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DOLLAR DAY : 1- - - To gain more friends for An- ANDERSON, S. C. Doiuß Mr Again Anderson Merchants invite you to the Semi'Annual To establish the fact that you can 4 —* — g . ret it in Andeoon. Bargain Feast. Tables, counters are loaded with things dollar day you want, now at the time you need them most. Your I,l Dollar will do double duty, when it’s loosed in Anderson dollar da> next week, because To snow our appreciation of the 7 business you’ve given us. DOLLAR DAY Saturday Is Savings Day—Drive 22 To clean up stock* and to give „ . Miles So Save Many $s DOLLAR DAY ... -r mi a + to ,et acquainted with our neigh Much more than a dollar a mile, can you save, if you 11 come prepared to wh«\ look and take advantage of the savings you’ll see in the live stores of An- derson. Good roads lead to a good town, and good people will find good bargains when they come. Get started towards the Anderson Saving it* Saturday, Augu.t Habit, by coming to Anderson’s Great Summer Dollar Day. DOLLAR DAY A^ T ANDERSON, S. C. « WRIGLEYS ''after every meal" Parents - encourage the children to cart for their teeth f Give them Wrigley**. It removes food particles from the teeth Strengthens the Oums Combats acid mouth. > Refreshing and beneficial! SEALED / fk TIGHT / m KEPT II V T| Hl HIGHT 111 -JV I •me I IKH etwee imtj —m. yJWhi Scopes probably thinks he is the fellow who put the “Day" in Dayton. FOR OVER 40 YEARS HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE has | been used successfully in the treatment of Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE con sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces thus reducing the inflammation. Bold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. SICK WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE — Can Be Carried Comfortably Over The Critical Period by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound —’Note Mrs. Headden’s Case Maeon, Georgia. * ’ During the Change of Life 1 suffered with my whole right side and could not lie on my left side. I was in bed about two months and could not get up only as my son would lift me. Afterdoctoringwith out relief a man who was rooming with us told my son that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compoundcured his mother at the Change of Life, so _ - ■ , —. 1 began taking your medicine. After taking it for two weeks I could get out of my bed by myself. I am now 53 years old arid in better health and stronger than ever in my life. I have recommended the Vegetable Compound to many suffering woman, young and old, and you may use my name any where as long as you please. I will be glad to answer any letters sent to me. ” —Mrs. F. B. Headden, 5 Holt Avenue, Macon Georgia. In a recent country-wide canvass of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, over 200,000 replies were received and 98 out of every 100 reported they had b£en benefited t>y its use. For seje by druggists everywhere. THE HOME DEPARTMENT MISS FRANCIS A M’LANAHAN S Food Preservation Budget. HEALTH FIRST Health is influenced very definitely by the amount of fruits and vege tables used in the diet. They pro vide the minerals and vitamines so necessary to health and are helpful in maintaining the neutrality or slight alkalinity of the blood and tis sues. Milk, fruits and vegetables are non-acid forming and tend to neutralize acid in the system. Requirements For The Family. The requirements for the family should be based on the following: Vegetables, other than potatoes and dried beans, should be served twice daily; tomatoes at least three times a week; fruit, once daily, and eggs, at least once a day. Since it is impossible to have it fresh from the garden each day in the year we must provide at least one canned vegetable for each day from November 1 to March 1, which is 6 months or 26 weeks to supple ment the one or two fresh vegetables from the garden during the winter | months. How To Work Out Budget. (According to Food Specialist.) VEGETABLES— Allowing one-half cup per serving the following will be necessary for one person over a period of 26 weeks: Tomatoes, three a wsek 19 pts. Corn, once a week 6 1-2 pts. Peas, once a week 6 1-2 pts. String Beans, once week 6 1-2 pts. Soup Mixtures, once a week -2 pts. Making a total of 45 pts. Then allowing additional 10 per cent to take care of emergencies, such as guests, breakage or spoilage, three quarts should be added to this amount, making 26 quarts or 51 ! pints for one person over a period of I 26 weeks. I FRUITS— Allowing one-half cup per serving the following amounts will be neces sary for one person over a period of 30 weeks: Peaches, once each week 7 1-2 pts. Berries, twice each week 15 pts. Pears or cherries, once each week 7 1-2 pts. Apple sauce or plums .. 7 1-2 pts. Allowing 10 per cent for emer gencies, add two quarts to the above amount. Twenty-one (21) quarts is the allowance for one person pver a period of 30 weeks. Allowing one-eighth pound of dried fruit per serving per person the fol lowing number of pounds should be supplied: Peachese and figs 3 3-4 lbs. Apples 3 3-4 lbs. Total 7 1-2 lbs. To find the amount needed for the family, multiply the number of quarts and pounds by the number in the family. EGGS— It may be necessary during the season when there is an abundance of supply to preserve the surplus in water glass for use when there is a scarcity. (2) Allowing an egg a day for children, and two or three a week for adults from September 1 to February 1, 45 dozen would be need ed. Adding one dozen per week for cooking, 65 dozen would be needed. Phu> Your Own Budget. The above example may be help- THE HARTWELL SUN, HARTWELL, GA., JULY 31, 192 S ful. There is danger of epidemics of scurvy and pellagra, and other de . ficiency diseases if we don’t prepare for fall and winter gardens. NOW IS THE TIME! Feed Birds Mash To Get More Cash. Increase the amount of mash feed to the laying stock, while decreasing the scratch allowance, and the usual heavy drop in production during August will be prevented. Poultry specialists at the State College of Agriculture make this rec ommendation now, because it is the ’ time of year when hens are inclined ’ to take a vacation, with the result ' that there is a shortage of eggs _ when the are in great demand. The | eastern markets, as well as those in i ’ Cuba and Florida, show an increased : ’ demand during August, it is pointed ■ ’ out, and a little extra care and at- j tention to the flock at this time will add materially to the income at a ’ dull season of the year. The specialists advise that the i scratch allowance be cut down to • not more than seven or eight pounds, • during August, while the amount of I mash should be increased to fifteen pounds per one hundred birds. A " good mash, they say, can be made 1 from a mixture of equal parts of wheat bran, wheat shorts, corn meal, white middlings or red dog flour, and ’ meat scraps moistened with milk, ’ with three pounds of salt to 500 of 3 the mixture. Oyster shell or lime stone grit should be before the hens at all times. All ventilators and windows should be open at all times, and shade on the range is essential. Cool fresh/ - water should be kept before the r flock, and green food furnished if : possible. • Collect the eggs twice a day and ■ store in a cool place. The cellar is • probably best. • Don’t forget to cull the poultry flock again early in August and get • the producers separated from the ■ non-layers. It pays. Arranging The Kitchen Will Save > Many Step*. > The old-fashioned kitchen, used as 3 a general utility and store room is passing out rapidly and giving way to the modern kitchen which is used only for food preparation and serv ing. In a well planned kitchen there are ; ■' four centers from which the work of I ■ preparing meals is carried on, say home improvement specialists of the j Georgia State College of Agriculture, j • They are the cooking center, with the stove and certain necessary utensils; . the food preparation center, consist- • ing of the kitchen cabinet, the re- ■ frigerator and storage cupboard; the ! water center, with th'e sink, knives, ’ brushes, cans, and cleaners. i The fourth center is not a work- : ing center, but is just as essential. I It is the rest center, and a comfort- • able rocking chair with reading ma -3 terial should be provided where the housewife may ta a few moments of • rest from time to time while waiting • on the oven. The well-planned kitchen has as ' ' few doors as possible, so that as ’ much space as possible is saved. The | i window area should be one-fourth of the floor area. If the wall space is , limited, the window urea may be in- 1 • creased by placing the windows three ‘ or four feet from the floor, with the i longest line parallel to the floor. i Another suggestion made is to use linoleum or similar material on the r floor so that it may be kept clean t easily. A hard wood floor is good if > kept in condition. •■ - o r Benjamin Freaklin was for nearly i . forty years connected in some capa city of other with the Post Office De-1: ■ I partment. Baptist Young People Met At Cedar Creek Recently The young people of the Hebron Association held their annual council at Cedar Creek church Sunday after noon, July 18th. A splendid program was rendered by the auxiliaries of churches represented. Mrs. M. V. Duncan supervised the preparation of the program in the absence of the superintendent for several weeks. Mrs. Duncan, of Hartwell, presided I HARDWARE I | FOR HOT WEATHER I 8 Our stock of things needed about the home ■ S for Summer is complete. We will be glad to .■ S have your order for any of the things needed I listed below: || Garden Hose Ice Picks 3 || Sprinkling Pots Lemon Squeezers S J Compressed Air Sprays Electric Irons B | Hand Sprays F ] y Swatters I fl Lawn Mowers ke Cream Free „ rs ■ Hedge Shears c 8 w . Fruit Jar Rubbers Screen Wire ■ | Screen Doors Fruit Jars f ' ■ J Screen Windows Jelly Glasses S I AND MANY OTHER THINGS FOR HOT I I WEATHER USE I I A. N. Alford & Co. I I HARTWELL, GA. I I during the meeting and gave an able | address on the purpose of the Young ! People’s Council. The following churches were repre sented : Cedar Creek, Hartwell, Sardis, Bio, Royston, Mr. Hermon, Vans Creek, Rock Branch and Harmony. The re maining churches in the Hebron As sociation missed something worth while when they failed to send rep resentatives to this council. The or ganizations in our churches would do greater work if we as members and leaders, would attend the various meetings of our young people. FANNIE SUE RUCKER, Young People’s Supt. o Basketball was invented in 1891 by James -Naismith at the suggestion of Dr. L. H. Gulick who saw an op portunity to fill in the time between the football and baseball season with an indoor game. West Virginians propose to call their state Kanawha, the original de signation of the state, as the people are tired of being taken in the North for Virginians.