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Show Help That Aching Back! Lame m the morning! A dull backache all day long! Worn out when evening comes! The same old round of suffering! To endure such misery is both foolish and unnecessary, find the cause of your trouble. Likely ita your kidneys and that nagging backache may be Natures warning of kidney weakness. You may have sharp stabbing pains. a depressed feeling and bladder irregularities. Dont risk more serious kidney trouble. Help your weakened kidneys. Doans Kidney Pills have helped thousands. Ask your neighbor I An Idaho Case there DOAN'S CO Crop Reports Indicate Difference pounds of the sulphate required to contribute 17 pounds of ammonia, It Few Showers Make in Humawill be seen that the process of evaporation gives the rootlets $1.65 worth of Scheme nitys Things. - Mrs. C. A. Rodgers, Main St., Kellogg, Idaho, I suffered says: with kidney trouble that had me down almost before I knew It. My back became weak and lame and was a dull constant ache through the small of it. My acted kidneys much too freely. Dizzy spells lered me but Doan's Kidney Fills quickly relieved me. Get Sow's si Any Store, 60c Bor POSTER-M1LBUR- N What Raindrops Mean to Farmer KiS!LV BUFFALO, N. Y. BIG PART PLATED BT NATURE Takes About 2,260 Tons of Water to the Acre to Grow a Food Crop Process of Evaporation Yields Chemicals Valuable as Fertilizer. Washington, D. C. Rain might be looked upon as the oil which lubricates the worlds economic machinery, says a bulletin issued from the Washington, D. C., headquarters of the National Geographic society in connec- tion with recent reports of world-wid- e drought damage to crops. . With the smallest estimated cotton crop since 1893, continues the bulletin, 'with spring wheat In poor condition at home as well as in many of the other wheat countries of the world, will reduce inflamed, swollen with other important crops below their Braises, Joints,SoftSprains, Bunches; Beals average, and with drought cast as the Boils, Poll Evil, Quittor, villain, or af least as an accomplice, Fistula and Infected in each case, the difference that a few sores quickly as it is a positive antiseptic and showers make in humanitys scheme germicide. Pleasant to of things is strongly emphasized. use; does not blister or remove the hair, and Depends on Rainfall. you can work the horse. While everybody realizes in a gen$&50 per bottle delivered. eral way that the world depends on Book 7 A free. rainfall and fertility for food, there YOUNG, be 310 Temple St Springfield, Mast. are very few, perhaps, who even approximately appreciate how comparaTREATED ONE WEEK FREE tively little the farmer actually does Short brexthing re In the great process of To plow millions of acres furrow by in lew hours; swelling reduced in a furrow, to spend millions of dollars few days; regulates the liver, stomach kidneys, nd heart; purifies the blood, strengthens the on fertilizers, and to reap and gather WHtm for Trimi Treatment. and thresh, is no mean task. And yet DROPSY If HUT (0 BipLS.0TUkIJL CL compared with the part that nature plays In the process, mans - work seems a very slight labor. For InIt takes about 20 inches of stance, A Wonderful Native Herb rainfall to grow a food crop under our Laxative Tablet general farming methods, which means Has a national reputation for quick about 2,260 tons of water to the acre. selling and repeating qualities. That seems a preposterous figure, but Write at once for our proposition. Lock Box 1422, St. Louis, Mo. the doubter can easily demonstrate Us correctness. Suppose the American farmer bad to haul the water his ground must have to give him a good crop, and that the distance and freight rate were the same as the average railroad haul and rate in the United and States. On that basis it would cost him more than $4,000 an acre to water his place. But not only would his water bill by Using the Genuine STEARNS be nearly half a million dollars on a ELECTRIC PASTE e farm, but his fertilizer bill, Ready for Use Better Than Traps also, would amount to a neat little Directions in 16 languages In every box. ftats. Mice, Cockroaches, Ants and Watetbugs sum. It is estimated that In the prockestroy food and property and are carriers of fisease. Steame' Electric Paste forces these pests ess of normal evaporation, soil waId run from the building for water and fresh aU ter presents the rootlets of Its neighS6c and 81.60. Money back if It fails. Be Se Government buys borhood with about fourteen pounds of ammonia a year to the acre. Also, It gives them some 57 pounds of Workingmens Carelessness. Of all the accidents to workmen potash. With sulphate of ammonia which occurred in the plants of the costing only 2 cents a pound (it cost United States Steel corporation, only 5 during the war) and a hundred jbout 5 per cent were due to machinery causes. The others came under the head of hand labor, and it is claimed that half of these might have been prevented by the exercise of a little sire by the workmen. In analyzing the causes of any group of 100 accidents it has been found that 90 per cent of them might have been presented by the victims themselves. DROPSY, crop-growin- Sira-Wu- 01, Agents, 200 Profit E7VSY TO KILL RATS MICE 100-acr- of ammonia to the acre. Automatic Fertilization. When the World war cut off German supplies of potash and It soared to $400 a ton, geologists scoured the United States for the priceless fertilizer with little success. Yet the process of evaporation generously hands out more than half a hundredweight to the acre, in .var and peace. This automatic fertilization Is worth an additional $2.50 an acre to the farmer at present prices, and would have cost him $10 an acre at war prices. From this it will be seen that the $12 to $25 an acre that It costs the average farmer to grow wheat Is a small figure Indeed, compared to what he saves by having nature as' his water wagon and fertilizer source." 14 Years Wedded in Life1 vet IWmttt lSTfaidltote Helen Caldwell of Detroit, Mich., left her husband, John, 150 times during their married life from 1907 to 1921, John told Judge Harry J. Dingeman. He asserted his wife was fond of dancing; that, on coming home from work at midnight, he would find her little boy sitting on the front steps waiting for him and that his wife would come In It ter, saying she had been to a dance. He was given a decree. Know That Motors Genuine Castoria Always Bears Cattle. Rustler Busy. Houston, Tex. The old cattle rus- -' tllug days are coming back to southern Texas. Wholesale cattle thefts here and in surrounding counties have been reported. Deputy sheriffs armed with search warrants visited a farm nine miles from here. They found the hides and heads of three calves. The brand had been cut off. Officers say there Is a ring ot cattle thieves operating In the state. Signature A Russ Princes Ask US. Brides aadFevchnsmK Ose XJr for Over Thirty Years Refugee Noblemen in Turkey Are er young, when Inviting' a friend to his wedding. . The Perfectly Willing to Marry difficulty of locating these American wives across the seas Is not for Money. one to stump the imaginative Russian mind, which readily adapts Itself to the lighter branches of commerce, and HOPE TO GET BACK ESTATES has succeeded here with cafes, beauty parlors, manicure and tea shops, concert halls and public grounds. Many Refugee Russian Women Have ' The first and only bathing pavilion Married Turks in Order to Get near here has been established at Florla beach, on the Marmora sea, by Temporary Homes Still Retain of Georgian Their Politeness and Courtesy. group princesses, through the loan of American Red Constantinople. The arranging of Cross tents. ' marriages between Russian princes o American women is the and latest scheme advanced here by t.n ingenious Russian to get a livelihood for workless, penniless refugees living on American and other charity. It is argued that the American woman would, in addition to the title, make a good business bargain, since fhe all have exiled Russian noblemen large estates which they hope to .recover when private property Is restored and Bolshevik Russia Is no well-to-d- more. Many Russians have open minds on the marriage question. Many of the refugee Russian women have marrrled Turks since their arrival here, In order to get temporary homes. The Russian men have followed suit Many of the older ones have married Greek women. And Age Has Its Wedding. ' Youth has its follies, age Its stupidities, said a Russian general, no long- - Making Bust of President Harding MOTHER! Left Husband 150 Times old .men. It Is hard for them to get passports to- go to other countries. Serbia has accepted some 20,000, but her leniency to refugees is finding Its limit. Prince Golitzy, who formerly Held Immense estates near Kiev, and may recover them, among hundreds of others, Is attempting to earn a living by utilizings his knowledge of precious stones of which be once had a large collection. Such men often' lose their clothing and baggage to rapacious .landlords who serve them in default of the payment of room rent, but the Russian aristocrats never lose their politeness and courtesy In adversity. They still kiss the hands of the women, after the manner of their Often cheerful and courcountry. ageous In the face of poverty, they share their last money with friends. Declare and CHILDS BOWELS WITH OBJECTS TO SLURS He Is a Perfect Gentleman Calling la Honorable and Useful. That Hit Budapest. The CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Tour little one will love the fruity taste of California Fig Syrup even if constipated, bilious, irritable, feverish ,r full of cold. A teaspoonful never falls to cleanse the liver and bowels. In a few hours you caa see for your-lel- f how thoroughly It works all the our bile, and undigested food out of Hie bowels and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers keep California fig Syrup handy. They know a today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup, which has directions for babies and children of 11 ages printed on bottle. Mother! Mrs. Sally Farnham, noted sculptor, is shown working In her New York Ton must say California" or you may ' studio on her bust of President Harding, nearly ready for the casting. get an imitation fig syrup. Advertise- rut ciwtmiw cowwwy. new tqwk city. Men Are Out of Luck. The condition of Russian men refugees here is bad, as there are few Industries or factories to provide work. Recently the French government cut off its food rations to several thousand men, though still feeding a certain number of children, women and HANGMAN OPEN Fact Copy of Wrapper. hangman of Hun; gary has risen to indignant defense of his calling and denounced those 'who cast slurs upon It. He was prompted by sneering references made In the BARBERS NAMES ON MIRROR THE EARTH MARKS CENTER OF New York Proprietor Think Patrons Should Know Who Is Operating - on Them. Lofty Monument . In Delhi, India Erected After a Meteorite Fell ' The proprietor of a barber shop in New York believes It is a good thing for his business to have his patrons call each barber by name. To this end he has had one of his 15 employees who Is handy at lettering scroll the first name of each barber The Idea that the earth is not a flal disk, but a globe, does not seem t hove "caught on In India, for thej still talk about a certain place bein the center of the world. In Delhi stands a lofty monament that goes by name of Kutub Minor . Near the Spot. soap on the mirror in front of a structure towering high above thi temple of which it is a part.' The appearance of this euriout When a patron enters he sees a Anrow of names piece of architecture is that of a Tom, Adam, number of of on tiers columns, seemingly either Rob, James, thony, At big In side of the mirrored shop. Below tied together in bundles. each name is aa arrow and a num- tervals there are balconies. " ' ' ' The Kutnb Minor Is of special Inter' ber. Its like branding cattle, one est and note In the world over which I am Sid and the religion of the teacher Bdddha barber remarked. each morning I back into stall No. holds sway. Here, long ago, tradition 2. The boss insists ft is a good idea. has' it a meteorite fell, sent by the Makes the shop more homelike, be ruling powers in the mystic world beNew York Sun. yond this life to mark the exact center says. of the world. In commemoration of this miracuIt Keep. Making event the Kutub Minor was erectlous It is hard to tell in some countries on the spot, that mankind might whether liberty Is preserved or canned. ed never forget it. London Answers. r Washington Post. From a girls point of view, to be He whe has tie sense of humor has able to wear small shoes Is a great but few friends. I feat. In each chair. , . : Hungarian national assembly. Friends of former Emperor Charles and the are always quarreling Tomorrow never comes, but the first - The Taplro pygmy people are there, and in some cases have shouted of the month does. tivators of tobacco. at one another, The hangman is your N . - friend. Michael Ball, the official hangman, has resented such slurs. he writes to the My vocation-,president of the national assembly, Is as honorable and useful as that of judges, lawyers, ministers or kings, Why should the old superstition hold in modern times that the hangmans profession is disgraceful, abominable and loathsome? My fricds are all perfect gentlemen and any member of parliament can consider It only flattery when he Is called my friend. " ment. - Cow Has Six Teats. farmer at Riding Mountain, Manihas a cow with toba, writes that Dix teats, and milk Is obtained from them all. He says that whereas it Is not uncommon for a cow to have more than four teats, he has never beard of getting milk from more than four. Is tills a record? 'A WIRE FENCE PHONES ARE IN USE to be too expensive, yet there Farmers in South Dakota Use the peared was a great need of facilitating comBarbed-Wir- e munication. The county agent furSystem. ring, so there is no expense for a central. It Is possible with a system like this to connect various parts ol the farm or distant barns with the house, or the tenant house with the farm home, at a very low cost. While such a system leaves much to be desired in the way of service, It meets an emergency and can be made to answer, pending the coming of times when conditions will warrant a more expensive and more satisfactory sys- nished Information regarding the cost of Installing the line, using porcelain County Agricultural Agent Astista nail knobs for Insulation, which cost Farmer to Install System at about $5 per mile. These knobs work The hardest misfortunes we have to Cost of Less Than satisfactorily when the barbed wire which we are but those pear anticipate Each. Is tied to them with a short piece of' $20 ever happen. tem. - wire. United States Department (Prepared by the of Agriculture.) Washington. There are still many rural hames that do not have telephones and, as at present economy In all lines Is Imperative, interest is reviving In the barbed-wir- e system, which was more or less common In parts of the West 20 years ago. In Carson county. South Dakota, the county agricultural agent has assisted farmers to install such a system at an average cost of material per farmer of less than $20. Carson County is 87 miles long and very sparsely settled, although the agricultural lands are fenced. Standard telephone lines ap- - In order further to reduce the cost some farmers tried pieces of rubber ' Theres satisfying comfort and cheer in a breakfast cap of Postum, and theres no disturbing element to irritate nerves or digestion and leave mental energy lagging before the day is . - done. Thousands of former coffee users have found - Dogs Rout Tobacco Pests. Marietta, Pa Martin S. Stoll, a tobacco grower, who resides on a farm several miles cast of this place, has two dogs, one a spaniel and the other a fox terrier, which he has trained to hunt worms from his tobacco. From the time they enter the patch until they leave they are busy with their noses, sniffing and smelling tobacco bugs from the leaves. They take the worms from the leaves without damaging the plants, and as a result the tobacco on the Stoll farm is among fhe finest In the country, being almost tree cut from automobile inner tubes as Insulators. Pieces of the tubing 1 inches square were wound around the barbed wire and fastened to the post with staples. The county agent reports that this insulation lq giving satisfaction, although, of course, the rubber will deteriorate In time. The far&ers were able to obtain second-hand phones at from $5 to $20 each and 50 cents bought a lightning arrester, so that the total cost per farmer was comparatively nominal. Each farmer has his own special from worm holes. This is the start of a better day that Postum meets every demand for a delicious table beverage, and brings steadier nerves, dearer mind better health. As many cups as you like with any meal no after-regre- ts. Postum comes In two forms: Instant Postum (in tina) made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who prefer to make the drink while the meal is being prepared) mad by boiling for 20 minutes. ' s ' Theres a Reason for Postum Sold by all grocers , cul- |