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rfef - DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD f I f 1 Havo you Indigestion or Torpid Liver? Llmo Springs, Iowa. "I have taken Dr. Plerco's Golden Medical Discovery, with occasional doses of 'Ploasant Pel lots.' for Indiges tion and torpid, liver, and since, taking theso med icines my stom ach Is In bettor , condition than It has been boforo for twenty-flvo or thirty years. ,1 also know that as a cough remedy tho 'Discovery Is good. I could say more in recom mendation If spaoo would permit." JAMES L. COLBY, Route 4, Box 36. Send 10c to Invalids' Hotel in Buf falo, N. Y., for a trial package of any of Dr. Plerco's remedies. Ouy'Fairy Sodas packed in to keep the dainty fresh As Tasty and Fresh As (he Day They Were Baked That's the way you get Fairy Soda Crack r when you buy them In returnablo cans. Packed while still warm from tho ovens, these crackers retain thalr flavor and crlsp ntai until used. Returnable cans are moisture proof, dust proof, Insect proof, odor proof. Buying In full cans Is economical and satisfactory always. Ask Your Grocor lor I-TCN'S FAIRY SODAS and be sure you get the genuine. LUCKYSTRIKE cigarette. FJavoris sealed in by toasting iseline Rg US. Pat Off. CAR BO LATE D PETROLEUM JELLY Ackan,counfer irritant for scratches, cuts, etc. Healinrf and antiseptic REFUSE SUBSIITUIES CHESEBROUGH MFG CO. (CONSOLIDATED) State Street Newark Children Who Are Sickly When your child cries at nlcht, tosses restlessly in its sleep, is constipated, fev. eruh or has symptoms of worms, you feel worried. Mothers who -nlue their own comfort and the welfare of their children, should never be without a box of Mother Cray's Sweet Powders for Children tor use throughout the sea son. They tend to lireak up Coldi, relieve Feverish, ness. Constipation, Teeth, in? Disorders, move and regulate the Dowels and destroy Worms. Theso powders are pleasant to take and easy for parents to live. They cleanse the stomach, act on the Liver B...J ..I..A I. An It I. ft. I .1..n Trade Mark. Don't accept by reculatine tho child's any substitute. Uudbttnothtrtforntrjonars. Sold bjalldiueglsts. Sample mailed FREE, Address, Mother Gray Co., I.e Roy, N, Y, Be sura yon ask for and obtain Mother Graj's Seel Powders for Children. llvo close to .Nature Bulgarian Blood Tea la Nature's pureBt herbs. Take It hot to kill colds, flush tho kidneys, sweeten the stomach and purify tho blood. Sold by druggists and grocers everywhere, bl;iU t'CIK hAI.K Alfalfa 110 Sweet 'n.fc 7 tornf! Tin othy U J MLLIIALU Sioux tit Id a. W. N. U SIOUX CITY, NO. 8-1921. nessin SJw KaiHTWH?iaAOHAari,-owA j y Va Will Tackle Younghusband Gets Permit to Scale Mount Everest, "Roof of the World." NEVER YET SCALED BY MAN No European Has Ever Approached Nearer Than Sixty Miles From Its Base and Few Travelers Have Seen Its Upper Slopes. Now York Mount Everest, the Himalayan peak called "the roof of thu world," which Sir Francis Youuk husband, the IJritlsh soldier-explorer, will attempt to climb next summer, has never yet been scaled by man. Towering above the frontiers of the hitherto forbidden land of Tibet and tho remote province of Nepal, India, another land of mystery, the dllllcul ties In even approaching Mount Ever est havo been sulllclent to bailie ex plorers. The world's highest peak lies in Tibet, north of the IJritlsh Indian bor der, yet, so far as known, no Euro pean hns ever approached nearer than GO miles from Its base nud few trav elers have ever seen Its upper slopes. Explorer Gets Permit. The .attempts which have been made to ascend some of Mount Everest's sister peaks of the Himalayas usually havo been made though Nepal, be cause access to them through Tibet was not open. The approach to Mount Everest through Tibet Is said to be more accessible and presents greater prospects of success than from the Nepal side. Sir Francis Younghusband an nounced that the Tibetan government had granted him permission to at tempt the ascent of the mountain by the Tibetan route. It was Sir Fran cis, who as colonel commanding n British mission to the forbidden city of Lhasa In 1003-2, opened Tibet to civilization. Mount Everest, named for Sir George Everest, famous IJritlsh sur veyor general of India, Is the highest known mountain In the world. Its trigonometrical altitude is 29,002 feet; its probable height Is 29,151 feet. The next known highest of the Himalayan peaks are Klnchlnjunga, 2S.223 feet, and K-2, or Bride peak, whoso alti tude Is 28,191 feet. Duke Holds Record. Tho Intrepid duke of the Mmir.zl, who reached the top of .Mount St. Ellas in Alaska (1S.02-1 feet) and who at one time held tho record of "farth est north" in arctic exploration, tried to climb K-2, or Bride peak, In 1909, but failed because from whatever point of tho compass ho advanced ho could find no way up to attain tho summit. At 2-1,000 feet he and his companion were in good physical con dition, although progress wits slow Flag Raising at Wi&jAiktfMAtfi X . .-' - ,M4 KCJrnS"t 'SSS1V a f -r -. w '.rAV. I f iff vr $& Scene at a flag raising at the Lepers' homo In Carvllle, La., said to bo the largest institution of Its kind In America. It has Just been taken over by tho United Stntes public health service and will be enlarged to enra for till the lepers In tho country. DROP IN CROP VALUES Decline of More Than Five Billion Shown in 1920. Corn Leads the List With $1,662,000,. 000 Ten Crops Show Cain in Value, Oranges Leading. Washington. Tho value of farm crops of 1020 and of the farm ani mal products anil animals sold and filnughtored, ns lliiully determined by tho bureau of crop estimates, United Btntes Department of Agriculture, Is $ll),8r.0,000,000 or $r,10o,000,000 below tho total of 1010. The drop Is ulmoit entirely confined to crops, among which the chief declines In value are: Corn, $1,002,000,000; cotton lint and seed, $1,. 100,000,000; wheat. $8.11,000, 000 ; hay, tamo and wild, $!i25,000,000 ; tobacco, $218,(XK),000 ; and outs, $101, 000,000. On tho other hum), us many as ten Highest Peak and laborious; a thick mtst warned them that to, go on "would havo been madness." This achievement of the Italian ox plorer, however, Is tho world's record for mountain climbing. Bride peak Is In tho Karakoram Himalayas. Be sides It and Its two higher jlster peaks, there are In tho Himalayas no less than 75 peaks about 21,000 feet, 48 above 25,000, 10 above 2(5,000 feet anil fivo above 27,000 feet. Mountain climbing Is one of tho most ancient as well as fascinating forms of adventure. Its chief dangers are avalanches, lnndslldcs, falling rocks, blizzards, falling Ice, falls from precipices or Into crevasses, falls from Ico slopes or down snow slopes. Some of tho notnble mountain-climbing peaks of history ami the year In which tho peaks of the various moun tains were attained follows: 1714, tho Tltlls, tho first true snow mountain; J7S0, Mount Blanc's sum mit reached for first time; 1S11, the Jungfrati; 1812, the Finsteraarhorn; 1813, the Zermatt Brolthorn ; 1S20, Pikes peak; 1S01. the Wettcrhom; 1855, the Mounte Bosa ; 1S05, tho Mutter-horn; 1879, Chlmborazo; 18S3, tho Cordillera; 1888, the Selklrks; 1S97, Adoncagua; 1S9S, the Bolivian Antics; 1899, Slkklm In tho Himalayas; 1909, Mount Ruwenzorl, There havo been no pre-emhiont achievements by ex plorers since the last-named date. Lights 103 Candles In Contest London. In a competition at Wal sall (Staffs) a woman lit 103 candles with an ordinary wooden safety match, writes a correspondent. She burned her lingers In doing so, but no other competitor lighted half her number of candles. Police Work M ade Every Policeman in California University Town Is an Expert in Some Lino. SEEKS TO PREVENT GRIME Each Patrolman In Berkeley Has Mo- tor Car Entire Force Could Be Concentrated In One Place In Five Minutes. Berkeley, Oil. Policing a city ns a science, whore every policeman is more or less a specialist In some lino, where tho prevention of crime Is made a Home for Lepers i ' OTS I crops gained In value, chief of wbhli are oranges, with a gain of $:i2,000.000, ' and sugar beets, $21,000,000. Other hems of gain are cabbage, $11,000,000; cow peas, $1U,IXH),000; sorghum cane sold and sirup made. $7,000,000. Small gains were made by soy beans, sugar beet beed, maple sugar and sirup, and onions. Apparently, the products of the farm wood lot have gained $22!l, 000,000 In value lu tho comparison with 1010. After offsetting KUlns against losses, the net crop-valuo reduction In 1020 below 1010 Is $1,805,000,000, while only $2:17,000,000 Is found In tho tot-l of farm animal products and farm ani mals sold and slaughtered. Tho wool decline Is ns yet unrealized, but H Is reckoned at $37,000,000. Of the ani mals sold and slaughtered, tho decline for cattlo and calves Is $22.'1,000.000, and for swine, $ 127,000,000. But on tho other side of tho account, dairy p. Klucts gained $311 000.000, and poul .. j, .-...uu.i.. ...ulw. -asiA-ifr . Mw & y.vw. . 'M&9 WffSOTWfflKXwJBWfVW- I i)IES POOR, HAS $10,000 TOMB Once Wealthy Art Broker, Who Dlea Penniless, to Lie In Stately Mausoleum. Newnrk, N. J. The body of Samuel Collins, seventy-five, who died vlr tually penniless In a hospital here from pneumonia, will be placed in n ?10,000 mausoleum at Stroudsburgj 1'a., which he built for himself ami members of his family years ago. Frederick Kerr, a local art dealer, said Mr. Collins formerly wits a lead ing art dealer and broker, and at one time had been engaged by J. I Mor gan to collect works of nrt. Durlnfi his career, Mr. Collins handled art ! transactions Involving nearly $5,000, 000. Keer said. In a furnished room occupied bj Collins was a bank book showing a balance of 87 cents. Collins' body re mained unelaln ed at the morgue sev eral days. --- Have You Seen Anything of a Lost Indian Tribe7 Washington, D. C. Has any body seen anything lately of tho Montauk Indians? v At last ac counts they were living on Long Island, but they seem to havo drifted away and now tho gov ernment Is asked to pick up tho trail. Chairman Snyder of tho house Indian committee, Intro duced a resolution to direct tho secretary of the Interior to In vestigate and report. 4 Keeps Vigil for Forty Years. London. In .May, 1SS0, a sailor, married two months, loft Cardiff In a ship, telling his bride he would re turn on Now Year's day for dinner. Every Now Year's day for 40 years the woman hits sat down to her dinner alone, with an empty plate opposlto her. She says she will keep tho vigil to the end. cience x- study, where every effort Is made to use the latest and most modern meth ods In preventing and combating crime, nnd where there Is nn unusual ly friendly relation between tho pollco and the general public, nre somo of the distinguishing features of tho po lice department of Berkeley, Cnl. This cityTin which is located tho University of California, the largest student body in tho world, hns perfected a system of policing regarded by experts to bo nearly perfect. Proud of Police. Pride lu tho work of Its pollco Is tho boast of every citizen of this Cali fornia city. In forwarding tho elll clency of tho department every po liceman Is provided with an automo bile, thnt Is a combination police ma chine, ambulance and lire apparatus. Each patrolman is nuulifled us a hrst aid man. Through tho use of sjgnal lights and pollco horns, this department of 32 men, handling a population of 00,000 persons, covering an area of nlno square miles, patrols every street and section of the city, day and night. No man patrolling a beat is at any time more than a minute away from com munication with tho station, and tho entire force could be concentrated at tho extreme limits of tho city within live minutes. Beggars Are Barred. Through the method applied by tho pollco department and the ordinances passed by tho city, beggars have been barred from the municipality and tho soliciting of alms by the fake crlpplo has been virtually eradicated. Gam bling hits been reduced to a minimum. One feature that has attracted un usual attention (o the department In the mapping of crimes. By a pin with colored hen tli, which !nd. Mite the nature of the offense, Iho location Is marked on tho map. This quiekly Indicates where the most seri ous crimes are cominlttod. A general map shows all (ho complaints. An other shows the bad hoys of the com munity. Still another shows tho hours of the day on which crimes tiro com mltted. try raised and eggs produced, R100. 100,000. It Is the rule that, lu the upward and downward mowmoritH of prices farm animals and animal products lag behind crops. So extreme was the lag In the prlco of animals and animal products In 1020, ,, account of tlio extraordinary fall jtl t,0 ,,rll.L.H of crops Willi a short period of time, that the total crop value of 1020 hi reckoned to bo only fiO per cent of the total vnluo of all farm products. In the estimates for a long series of yenrs, this Is tho first crop value esti mate that has fallen below (10 per cent of tho total of all products. Spain to Reward Motnero. Madrid. Most of tho Spanish prov. Incus tiro organizing fetes for tho In, atiguratlon of "Mothers' day," a fea turo of which will bo tho awarding oj prizes to consplclously merltorloui mothers. Tho government and tho lo. eal authorities aro providing funds to organize and promote tho movement, which alms at Dim encvuruijumetit tA huge families wl Buy Alabastinc from your local dealer, white and a variety of. torn. ready to mix with cold water and apply with a mitable bruih. Vjrn TvirVnir fin fli rrml .inil -!.! ..?n,n.l ?n .l 11.. ! " I'"- is- " "- --- .... ...,i. .i,,nii in ttu. xjy unci mixing Alabaitine tints you can accurately match draperies and rugi and obtain individual treatment of each room. i I ! IH ' mwnil Ml IN oni jh only TOOL 1 coTwti InudhtomwI WJfcS38c tut -iff V Vo ., After His Money's Worth. "This marine painting Is the master piece of Dnubson, one of our most celebrated artists," said tho dealer. "It Is a bargain at $r0,000." "What!" exclaimed the war million aire. "You want $50,000 for a picture of a strip of water and a few clouds? Not for me I When I buy a sea pic ture it's got to have a cliff in It and it lighthouse and breakers ami a ship or two. In other words, I want the whole works." Hlrmlnghain Age-Iloruld. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot De Cured by local applications, ns they cannot roach the ulsonsoil portion ot the oar. Catarrhal Deafness roqulres constitu tional treatment. HALL'S CATAIUIII MEDICINE is a constitutional remeily. Catarrhal Deufnoas is caused by an in llanipil condition ot tho mucous lining ot tho Eustachian Tube. When tills tubo is Inflamed you havo a rumbllnK sound or imperfect hearing, nod when It is entire ly closed, DoafnesB Is tho result. Unloss the Inflammation cmi bo reduced, your hearing may bo dostroyed forover. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE acts through tho blood on tho mucouti sur faces of tho system, thus reducing tho In flammation and restoring normal condi tions. Circulars frco. Al Drugginto. P. J. Chonoy & Co., Toledo, Ohio, One Just as Good. A Scottish woman had had much trouble with her gardeners. She could not find one who was capable of keep ing solier. She appealed to her brother, who promised to do hit best to help her. At Inst he announced that he had found Just tho man she needed. "I'll only ask ye ono question, James," said his sister. "Is he a tee totaler?" "Wool," said James, deliberately, "he's no just what ye'tl ca' a teetotaler, but bo's a mon ye canna fill." Edin burgh Scotsman. WOMENI USE "DIAMOND DYES" Dye Old Skirts, Dresses, Waists, Coats, Stockings, Draperies Everything. Each packagu of "Diamond Dyes" contains easy directions for dyeing any article of wool, silk, cotton, linen, or mixed goods. Hewaro! Poor dye streaks, spots, fades, and ruins mate rial by giving It a "dyed-look." Huy Diamond Dyes" only. Druggist lias Color Card. Adv. L Would Hold More. Here's the newest Scotch story: Donald bad borrowed three plpe fuls of tobacco from his fellow-workman, Sandy. Getting a new bag he of fered to repay It. "No," said Sandy, "I'll no bo taking It now." "Take It, mon," Insisted Donald. "No," salil Sandy, viewing his car bonized pipe, "I'll be cleaning my pipe after the kirk on the Sabbath, an' I'll lake It f'ra you on Monday." New York World. Important to Wlothora Examine carefully every bottle of OASTOHIA, that famous old remedy fur Infants und children, and see that it Hears the yrjjf Siguuturo ofu &&dtJi iM In Dho for Over HO Years, Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoriu Wlso Girl. First Nursemaid Yes, the father Is French and the mother Spanish. Second Nursemaid Well, Is the Ut ile one a Frenchman or a Spaniard? First Nursemaid Who knows! llo hasn't started to talk yet. Kill That CASCARA tor r4 Colds, Coughi "OMV Neglected Colds are Dangerous Taka no chuicua. Keop this standard remedy handy for tho fitct imus. Breaks up u cold in 24 hours Kolloves Qrlppo In 3 days Excellent forlicadacho Quinine in this form does not uffect tho head Cascara la boat Toolo Laxutlvo No Oplato in IliU'o. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT wgm A SK your local dealer to iro - ommend a practical dec orator. If you are unable tm secure one you can do thewode yourself, tinting and stenciliiag; your walls to give beautiful results. a1 ILJiLit Instead of Kalsomlnc or WallPamer Write for special suggestion! and latest color combinations ALABASTINE COMPANY 1H7 GrassrUU At. Cratd R.plji. Mick. Rough stuff. Slapstick Director Can't m gest n novel from which w crwJfl adapt a comedy? Comedian My memory Ian twy accurate, hut Isn't there a boofccnHet "Alice Throw the Looking G4F i Kllm Fun. Back Given Out if There's surely somo reason for Stat lame, achy back. Llkelr it's josst W- neys. A cold or strain oitttmea eu tho kidneys and Blows them op. mav bo tho reason for that c backache, thoso sharp pains. tbx ft: worn-out feeling. You may hare AeacV nches and dizzy spells, too, with sanev ine bladder irregularity. Use Ifaart Kidney ntl8. They uarc helpes Bands. Ask your ncighbort A South 'Dakota Ciue Geo. II. Muotoro, Btat'on aircnt. C. M. 11. 1. H. -. Tymlall, S. D., sayBt "For years I had sorloun Ulil noy trouble At I I m o s I couldn't lietul over on ac count of tho palna In my back. I hail uttncltn of tllzzl iicbb, which mado mo unlit for work and 1 couldn't rent iiliilitn. I board of linnn'n ICMiinv Pills and three Inxesi cured mo. I haven't had tho siltftGMC Bymptom ot kidney trouble Mae. Oat Dotn's at Any Store, 60c a Sac DOAN'SSE? FOSTER-M1LDURN CO.. BUFFALO. ICX Human Equality. The teacher of a Juvenile Swrfay school class had been talking to Ink pupils about death and coadwlefl by asking: "Now, who can teK nc whero nil mon nro equal, and thero Is absolutely no' distinction heSroewn tho rich and the poor ratm?" "I can," replied one little fcftra; "Where Is it, Snnimy?" she M&eeL. "When they go In swImmln'P' wac tho unexpected reply. st Sure Relief 6 BELL-&K9 Hot water Sure Relief For Mothers Kansas City, ICana. "After mcther hood I bocamo weak and nervous. wo.B rot -downtotsck. nn oxteat that I okiII hardly iralk. I ached and pained B.IL over. I vatv p 1 a I icl jr speaking; n. oouiplotfl wreck wben. a relatlrc advised mc to taift Dc Plorco'a Fnvorlto Prescription. Tain I did and in loss than a month I wax n well woman. Have been strooj; and healthy over since." MRS ANNA TIMMEItMAN, 302 8. Utk Ufc. Sold by all druggists; made with out alcohol into liquid and tablets. 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