THE HEAVER IIEKAI.I). HEAVER. OKLAHOMA
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Housework Is a Burden
It's bard enough to keep houao If
In perfect health but n woman who
Ib wenk tired and suffering from on
aching back has a heavy burden.
Any woman In this condition has
good causa to suspect kidney trou-
bio especially If tho kidney action
seems disordered.
Dosui'b Kidney Pills havo cured
thousanda of Buffering women. It's
the best recommended special kid-
ney remedy.
An Oklahoma Case
Mrs. Martha C.
Itononberger 1231
W. rim St.. Ok-
lahoma City Ok la.
says: "For three
months doctors
treated mo for kid-
ney aliment but
without n u e e m.
My back ached as
If It would break
and morntnes I
was lame nnd stiff.
After everything
had failed Doan's
Kldnev TMIIa rtiretl
mo and I haven't suffered since."
Ct Doan'a mt Anr Store 50c a Bex
DOAN'S V?X
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FOSTER-MILBURN CO BUFFALO N. Y.
Woe Proof.
"What n cheerful man ho Is."
"Yes Indeed. You can't toll him a
hard luck story that will rob him of
his smile."
IMITATION IS SINCERET FLATTERY
but Uko counterfeit money tho Imita-
tion has not tho worth of tho original.
Insist on "La Creole" Hair Dressing-
It's tho original. Darkens your hair In
tho natural way but contains no dyo.
I'rlco $1.00. Adv.
A foolish woman's Idea of n stylish
hat Is ouo that costs a lot of money
regardless of what It looks like.
Millions of particular women now ut
and recommend lied Cross Ball Blue. AD
groccts. Adv. 
Long before a woman acquires any
Jewels she likes to worry for fear
they may bo stolen.
Dr. Pierce's Plcarnnt Pellets sre the
original littlo lier pills put up 40 )cars
ago. They regulate liter and bowels. Adv.
If a woman Is good looking she
can easily fool a man without 'brains.
THIS IS THE AGE OF YOUTH.
You will look ten years younger jC you
darken your ugly grizzly gray hairs by
using "La Creole" Hair Dressing. Adv.
Tho fat woman probably doesn't con-
sider llfo n dreary wnlst.
For Sprains.
Strains or
Lameness
Always Keep
Bottle In
Your Stable)
AT
Rub It In
HAN FORDS
Balsam of Myrrh
ALINIME NT
For Galls Wire
Cuts Lameness
Strains Bunches.
"...rush C!d Sores
Nail Wounds Foot Rot
Fistula Bleeding Etc. Etc.
Made Since 1846. Sft
Price 25c SOc and $1.00
All Dealers
Oil WHITE
G. C. Hanford Hie. Co.
SYRACUSE N. Y
JO.
The Wretchedness
of Constipation
Can quickly be overcome by
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
Purely vegetable
act surely ana
pentiy on tne.
liver v-uro
Biliousness
Head
ache
Dizzl.
ness and Indigestion. They do their duty.
SS1AI.L PILL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE.
Genuine must bear Signature
DT k rU LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED
tll.dl.H t Cstttrt BlltUu Plllt. Low.
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Tba rroperiority of Cutter protlucti U dm to oter II
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latlit en Cutter'i. If unobulnible order direct.
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W. N. U. WICHITA NO. 61-1915.
WHEAT ON DRY FARMS
Diagram and Illustrations Given
to Help the Farmer.
Results Obtained by the State Agri-
cultural Experiment Stations and
the United States Department
of Agriculture.
Every spring-wheat grower wants
to know whether to grow common or
durum wheat on his farm. Farmers'
Bulletin No. C80 by means of dia-
grams and pictures endeavors to help
tho farmer In tho Great Plains area
Jo answer this question satisfactorily.
Fig. 1. !s a chart showing wheat
yields at 17 different oxperlmcnt sta-
tions In tho UrcatPlalns area. Theso ro-
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Fig. 1. Diagram Showing Averago
Yields In Certain Periods of Years
of the Leading Variety of the Dif-
ferent Groups of Wheat at 17 Sta-
tions In the Great Plains Area. 1
Average of Only Three Years (Blue-
stem at Moccasin and Akron): 2
Average of Only Four Years (Pres-
ton at Langdon Winter and Preston
at Dickinson); 3 Average of Only
Six Years (Preston at Edgeley).
suits woro obtained partly by tho state
agricultural oxperlmcnt stations part-
ly by tho United States department of
agriculture and partly by tho two In
co-operation.
For each station the chart shows
a series of vertical columns shaded
in different ways. Tho number of col
umns In each ens a shows the number
of different groups of wheat grown In
thoso years. Knch column stands for
tho best variety of Its group and tho
height shows tho yield In busliols per
acre as explained at tho sldo of tho
diagram. Tho groups aro hard red
winter (white) durum (black) llfo
(light slanting linos) preston (heavy
slanting linos) and bluestem (dotted
lines).
Tho study of Fig. 1 tells us soma
things very plainly. Hero they aro:
(1) Whero winter wheat (tho white
column) can bo grown safely It Is a
Fig. 2. Heads of Durum and Common
Wheat In Two Positions: On Top
Face View of Spikeleta; on Bottom)
Edge View of Spikelets. (1) Ku-
banka (Durum). (2) Bluestem. (3)
Preston.
better yleldor and In many parts a
much better ylelder than any spring
wheat.
(2) Durum wheat (tho black col-
umn) has outyloldcd all othor groups
of spring wheat at all of tho stations
named.
(3. Flfo wheat (light slant-lined
column) Is tho highest yloldl.ig com-
mon wheat In tho northern and west-
ern parts of North Dakota. It also Is
woll adapted to. eastern North Dakota
and South Dakota and to Minnesota.
() Tho Preston group (heavy slant-
lined column) as hero shown con-
tains throo different varieties. The
only Important ono Is tho Preston. It
gives good yields In central and east
ern South Dakota where It outyletdi
all other groups Qf common spring
wheat
(5) Bluestem wheat (dotted column
Is hardly equal to flfo except In east
ern North Dakota.
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(Conducted by tho Nntlonnl Woman's
Christian Temperance Union )
A NATIONAL CALAMITY.
"I havo belloved In tho regulation
not the prohibition of tho liquor traf-
fic" says Dr. Lyman Abbott "but tho
action of liquor dcnlcrs has mad
regulation Impossible"
Tho secretary of tho Ohio Temper
nnco Union (a liquor organization)
wroto to Doctor Abbott asking for a
letter which could bo used In tho stato
prohibition campaign. Doubtless he
Is sorry ho did It. Tho reply camo as
an open letter In tho Outlook and Is
a sevens arraignment of tho saloon as
n Jawbreaker. Its law-dcflng pro-
pensities have in tho judgment ol
Doctor Abbott been Its undoing. Wo
quote:
"Tho American people aro charac-
teristically conservative and slow In
coming to a conclusion. But they aro
coming to tho conclusion though
slowly that tho American saloon Is
not only a local nulsanco but a na-
tional calamity and uro resolving to
abolish It.
"Tho question Is not la beer a use-
ful nrtlclo of food?
"It Is not Is modcrato drinking
wrong?
"it Is not Docs the Blblo prohibit
or permit moderate drinking?
"Theso questions tho pcoplo would
prefer to lcavo each individual free
to determlno for himself.
"But they am not wilting to leavo
each Individual to determlno for him-
self whether tho laws enacted by the
community Bhall bo oboyed. That
question tho community will decide
nnd It will suffer any Inconvenience
nny deprivation which may bo neces-
sary to securo such obedience This
Is tho meaning of tho present prohibi-
tory movement. . . .
"But it tho people are compelled to
cliooso between an unregulated and
lawless liquor trafllc and tho prohibi-
tion of the liquor trafllc I do not
doubt that they will cliooso prohibi-
tion. It wo cannot reform the saloons
wo shall abolish them. And If we can
find 'no other way to abolish them wo
shall abolish the distillery the brow-
cry the winery and tho Importation
of liquor from abroad."
SALOON AND LABOR PROBLEM.
We make no claim that a closed
saloon will scttlo the labor problem;
we do not bellevo It will. Wo do affirm
that there never will bo found a solu-
tion for tho labor problem that Ignores
tli6 saloon and allows It to continue
whether run by tho Individual or by
Uio brewer for profit or run by the gov-
ernment without profit. Labor cannot
enrry 200.00Q rum shops on its back
and prosper under any system.
Tho kingdom of labor will not havo
como when tho door of-tho saloon Is
shut; thcro will still bo Industrial
wrongs to right and other economic
problems to solve; but tho largest sin-
glo Immedlato contribution toward
that consummation the swiftest relief
that can bo applied is the abolition of
tho liquor traffic in tho United States.
It Id the one thing that as the barrier
to all other reform must bo removed.
To every Bon of toll who is ground
beneath tho millstones nt low wages
and high cost of living wo havo but
ono message. "In tho name of God and
homo and nattvo land rlso up and voto
for prohibition." Clinton Howard.
ALCOHOL AND TUBERCULOSIS.
Tho following resolution was passed
by tho International Congress on Tu-
berculosis held in Pads at which
Bonio 2000 medical scientists wcro
present: "That in view of the closo
connection between alcoholism and
tuberculosis this congress strongly
emphasizes the importance of combin-
ing tho fight against tuberculosis with
tho struggle against alcoholism."
At tho International Alcohol Con-
gress at Bremen ProfeBsor Spgran a
distinguished Frenchman said that
the uso of alcohol predisposes tho
system to tuberculosis and also pro-
vents cures. Tho real Individual nud
social treatment for tuberculosis con-
sists in tho strictest total abstlncnco
from alcoholic liquors.
OBJECTS TO LIQUOR DEALER.
My objection to tho liquor 'dealer Is
the same as my objection to the bed-
bug For all I know tho bedbug may
bo entirely abovo reproach so far as
his social relations are concerned. He
may be regular In his religious duties
gentle in his homo and prompt in pay-
ing his bills. Ho may bo frugal end in-
dustrious and blameless In every civic
duty and domestic obligation. He may
bo kind to his wife and children
obliging to his neighbors generous to
tho outcast nnd worthy of tho voto ot
his congressional district. But my ob-
jection to him Is tho way ho gets lUs
living. T Alexander Calms.
NO "MEDICINAL." WHISKY.
Alcohol puts to sloep tho senttnols
that guard your body from dtseao.
Policy holders aro warned against ad-
vertisements extolling tho vlrturs of
whisky In disease. Tho cnilous cruelty
of such advertisements lies In tto fact
that they appeal to tho ver pooplo
who aro most Injured by tho .iso of al-
cohol suffprers from rheumatism
chronic kidney disease nervous sub-
jects etc. There Is no such thing as
"medicinal" whisky. rom Bulletin
No. 5 issued by the "."oBtal Llfo Insur-
ance Company New YorK. .
SWAMP-ROOT STOPS
SERIOUS BACKACHE
"When yeur back sches tnd your blad-
der and kUncjs teem to be ditotdered re-
member it is needless to suffer-so to your
neareit drug store and get a bottle of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot. It Is a physician's
prescription for diseases of tho kidneys
and bladder.
It has stood the test of years nnd has
t reputation for quickly and effectively
saving results In thousands of cases.
This prescription was used by Dr. Kil-
mer in his private practice and was so
very effective that it has been placed on
sale everywhere. Oct a bottle 80c and
1.00 at your nearest druggist.
However If you wish first to test this
(treat preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co. Itinghamton N. Y. for n
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper. Adv.
Mean.
Hthel Jack proposed throo times
beforo I accepted him.
Marie To whom dear?
hot Oroy Hair bat Tired Y.jf
make us look older than wo aro. Keep
your Kyes young nnd you will look younit.
Aftei tho Movies Murine Your Uycs. Don't
tell your nco. Murine Eye Itemedy Co.
Chicago BcnJa i:yo Hook on request.
Heard In an Office.
"What Is Jones spluttering about
now?"
"Oh.whonoverho gets Into hot wa-
ter ho bolls over."
Whenever You Need n General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic Is equally valuable as a Gen-
eral Tonic because it contains the well
known tonic properties ot QUININE and
IRON. It acts on the Liver Drives out
Malaria Enriches tho Blood and Builds
up the Whole Systcrs. 50 cents. Adv.
Woman's Part In War.
Jenny was sent out to piny with her
brother Harry nnd his companions.
"Oh you can't play" Bald Harry.
"Mother said I could" replied Jen-
ny beginning to cry.
"But wo aro playing war and wo
nro soldiers and wo nro going to have
a battlo ami you can't play because
you can't bo n soldier" explained
Harry.
Jenny sobbed In disappointment.
Harry found tho wny out.
"All right" ho said to his play-
mates. "We'll let her bawl as much
as sbo wants to and alio can bo tho
widows and orphans."
Pays to Advertise.
Churches In Now York realize the
great advantages of advertising and
besides using tho columns ot tho dally
papers In their soul saving work and
electric signs and crosses on their edi-
fices they send out solicitors men nnd
women to help- swell their congrega-
tions and enlarge their Sunday schools.
11 lit tho most daring church "ad" Is
that of Hov. Dr. Fred Wlnslow
Adams pastor of St. Andrew's Metho-
dist Kplscopnl church. He decided to
deliver a series ot sermons on "Love
Stories From the Blblo" for which ho
had an artist draw a fetching poster
of two lovers when tho moon drops
low. Thousands ot copies in blues
browns nnd orango tints were distrib-
uted and In addition tho pictures were
printed In tho newspapers as "paid
matter." Slnco tho minister began to
exploit tho "Love Stories" his congre-
gations hayo more than doubled.
Which again demonstrates that It pays
to advertise.
Experts
The leading Hotel
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UMSSiaSXESSMsl
This splendid food is made of wheat and barley and contains the entire nutri-
ment of these grains including the priceless mineral elements so necessary for build-
ing and maintaining vigor of body and mind but which are so often lacking in the
usual dietary.
A Suggestion In stuffing your chicken turkey duck or goose for the Christmas
dinner try using one quarter Grape-Nuts and three quarters bread crumbs instead of
all bread crumbs. You will be delighted with the crisp nutty flavour imparted by
this wholesome ingredient.
Grape-Nuts food comes ready to eat direct from the package; and is nourishing
easily digestible economical delicious.
"There's a Reason59
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
Where He Got It.
Coach Jones you look llko tho
"find" of tho season. Tho way you
hammer tho lino dodge slug your
mnn nnd worm through your oppo-
nents Is marvelous. You must havo
played considerable haven't you?
Candldnto for Football Team No;
It's my early training. You boo my
mother us oil to tnka mo shopping with
her on bargain days. Judge.
SOAP 18 STRONGLY ALKALINE
and constant uso will burn out th
scalp. Clcanso tho Bcalp by shampoo-
ing with "La Crcolo" Hair Dressing
and darken In tho natural way thoso
ugly grizzly hairs. I'rlco. $1.00. Adv.
Unhappy.
"I wonder why Jinks always Insists
on getting n tablo ns far away from
tho m Ic as posslblo when ho goes to
a restaurant?"
"Probnbly It spoils his nppctlto not
to bo ablo to hear his own voice."
Always sure to pleaie Itrd Crois Ball
Blue. All grocers sell It. Adv.
But n man must forget his failures
beforo ho can hopo to succeed.
DID IT EVER OCCUR
That It might be to your advantngo to ship
Why? uecause we navo competent salesmen uecause wo nave rouu
yardmen to handle your stock after arrival here so ou get good serv-
ice In lardlnir. watering and weighing. Write us for market Intter.
TROWER CHASE & McGOUN "
LIVi: STOCK EXCIIANQC KANSAS CITr. MO.
Easy Money.
"Whero did Jenkins get all that
money ho lost speculating In oil?"
"Ho got It from pcoplo who speculat-
ed In tnose gold mines of hla."
Important to Mothoro
Kxnmlno carefully overy bottlo of
CASTOIUA.asafcandeuro reinody for
Infants and chlMrcn and boo that It
Bears tho
Signature
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher'a Castoria
His Sympathy.
"Tut tut muh brudderl" admon-
ished good old Parson Oagstcr. ''Don't
say anything yo'll bo sorry for."
"Dono said It u'roady paliBon!" re-
plied Gin Johnson tho roformed gam-
bling man. "I cpoko do nnmo o' Lnnk
Fuller. Well I'm sorry for po' Urud-
der Lank. Como along am seo what
hnppcns to him nnd yo'll bo Borry for
him too." Kansas City Star.
Why the Price Was Low.
A shabby man entered a flmall gen-
eral Rtoro In a Scotch village and
asked tho owner n gonulno Scottwho
was known far nnd wldo for his
"pawky" humor It ho might havo an
empty soap box.
"All right" said the shopkeeper "yo
cm linve one; but the price 1b two-
pence." "Tuppcnco!" ejaculated tho appli-
cant. "That's too much money alto-
gether. I can get them for less than
that."
"Less than twopence? You'ro
dreaming man" replied tho other
who disliked nothing so much as hag-
gling. "Whero can yo get them for
less?"
"Down at your neighbor's Tain-
son's." was tho rejoinder.
"Oh" replied tho man behind tho
counter apparently much rellovod;
"no doubt yo would get them for less
there but I was never fool enough to
leavo my boxes outsldo on tho pave-
ment all night "Youth's Companion
Who Know
Stewards and Chefs of the World use and recommend
Grape-Nuts
Tin's product contains the finest ingredients
known to the art of Culinary Science and we
recommend it to the public with our guarantee
over the seal of our association.
The International Mutual Cooks and Pastry
Cooks Association.
THEODORE M. U MANNA
President
E. S. HODGSKIN M. D.
Food Expert
Your
Health
Account
Don't allow it to be "overdrawn"
as a result of
LOSS OF APPETITE
POOR DIGESTION
INACTIVE LIVER
CONSTIPATED DOWELS
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
I may help correct such conditions
d improve your general health.
TO YOU
n
us your cattle nnd hogs?
Fortunately tho men who claim that
tho world owes them a living aro sel-
dom preferred creditors.
COVETED BY ALL
but possessed by tew a beautiful
head of hair. If yours Is streaked with
gray or Is harsh and stiff you can ro
storo It to Its former boauty and lu-
tor by using "La Creole" Hair Dress-
ing. Prlco 11.00. Adv. 
Defined.
Knlckor How much Is ho making?
Bocltcr Between a motorcycle and
a car.
Nibbling.
To nlbblo or not to nibble; that It
tho question.
Whether It Is better to cat three
squaro meals a day or to tako arms
against n vcore ot littlo nagging ap-
petites and by yielding end them i
for the tlmo being.
To blto to crunch ayo there's th
question and by a blto to think wo
end the heartburn and tho thousand
stomach aches that nibbling Is heir to
there's tho rub.
Much better woro our quietus mad
with a raro beefsteak. Life.
Daughter's Idea.
Mrs. Brown was In tho habit ot in-
troducing her big daughter as "ThU
is Juno; she Is only fifteen you'd nev-
er think It would you?"
At laBt tho girl protested. "It's
mean of you to tell everybody how
young I am. I could havo n lot bet-
ter tlmo If you didn't."
"Porhaps you could. But I don't
proposo to havo pcoplo saying after
you'vo been out In society n couple ot
seasons 'Don't toll mo Jano Brown li
only twenty why sho was a grown
girl years ago.'"
"Just tho same" retorted tho dauch
tor "you wouldn't llko It It I Intro
duccd you to my friends as 'This In
my mother. Sho's only forty-eight
you wouldn't think It would yoti?'"-
.Tudgo.
FOOD
ADOLPHE MEYER
Secretary
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