THE NATIONAL SUNDAY MAGAZINE 9 r BP? IMT I B That1 ! Wont end Corns That liquid, that plas ter based on old ideas won't terminate a corn. Don't try it. Your druggist has a new way the scientific Blue-jay. It is so efficient, so easy, so painless that it now removes a million corns a month. The way is this: Apply Blue jay at night- it takes only a moment. From that time on the com will cease to pain. Forget the corn for two days, then simply litt it out. Blue-jay loosens the corn. In 48 hours you can remove it without any pain or soreness. Folks have proved that, 141 to date, on sixty million corns. Stop paring corns. Stop the old time treatments. Knd your corns forever in this simple, easy way. Try it on one corn. Blue - jay For Corns 15 and 25 cents at Druggists Bauer & Black, Chicago and New York Makers of Physicians' Supplies IT'S THE SCIENTIFIC WAY Mike Vegetable and Flower Gardening Eaiy Jast unuinil American SfssJ Tope from skiI timl plant nadirvt-tt'il. Selected srols, prolxTlyspaivtl inside pa tier lajKj and fastened with trlue fi'rtiliier. Insures a quirk, sturdy urowth, because tlio paper attracts moisture to the already fertilized seed. Proper spacing means no Beed wastedno thinning; out Kach seed nets an equal chance to irrow. You save time and back breaking labor. S.nd ONE DOLLAR for 50 ft. each of liadlsh. Lettuce. Corn, Onion, I leans. I'eas, Spinach, Meet. Turnip and Cabbage Seeds. 500 It. in all. Or One Dollar for S0O f ett of Itn taritliu of flower seeds. Correct pltntiof Instructions In each package. Send the dollar now. NO AGENTS AMERICAN SEED TAPE CO. 1G00 Walnut ATenne CI EVELANI), OHIO i Buckbee's Giant Orchid Flowered Sweet Peas Firs separate full-slxa packages, which in dainty harmonious col oring are simply exquisite GUARANTEED TO PLEASE. C 1 1r" ti. ticlD oav tcsla?eanj wCnU lll paiLiOKnJreeiethi (.rand C ollcctlon of aw Prulcd Swrrt Teat, together vith ni 012 Seed and I'Unt Book. Tells all alioul liu. kites 1 ai.-uus "Full of I.tle" Seeds flints en. Blj money saver, bend lor your tree opy today. ILW.BUCIBLE, RKkfordSeedrtnns.Dtlil. 508 J RoctM.nL mm free nooiC '.' dMcrlU's uur rumt'lfte stock of or . tIuk Aiioiim- t-v?U auJLerr trwi. MjtTlutlt Itujkofitjsn 1 I ul!Utif-l. T U Ili-W to Unutift jour Uniue pTouiit. or In ti niaku notify riiwingfj W II Ait- 1 to foil uo sT'ti! rtit1in tt (loulilf ti,f . tt. id v ujr lor tli great imuk. It free. WoodUwn Hariemi 066 Colter Bosvd, RochciUr, n. Y. WOULD YOU LUCK TO uwn a food payine Mad Order liusiiiess We have a lin "hat iron repeal orders a I Ui time Jim ean srar in spare time invest a ilimar or two a week and won own a nice buinei of ir wn write f..r par ticulars NAUICO, 1005 lieluiont Av., C'lilillL-u nlly tin- nUuit. had placed him Inside and had built tip tlu door. Some oiu' lie Hiit'w not whom had torn It down ngnln. Fearfully he crept to tho door nnd tried it It yielded easily and lie peered through the crack. Then he stopped with a gasp. He was looking Into the room with the books. At the table, fating tittn. the giant lay back In a chair, his head lolling against the wall, his wide eyes staring, his jaw hanging fool Ishly. In the middle of his shirt over his heart, stood the hilt of n ! knife; from It a dark streak ran 1 down. Drop! Drop! It plashed upon the Moor. Horror-stricken, with popping eyes Ford stared for a moment. Then tin1 need for Might came strong upon him. Hut tho way to the other door lay past the giant, anil It took all Ford s courage to dare the passage. At last he nerved himself to the effort. Inch by inch he pushed t In door open; inch by inch he Insinu ated himself through It; Inch by Inch lie crept across the lloor. Ho grasped the knob of the other door, opened it then Jerked it shut just In time to avoid the furious leap of the great dog. The way of escape was barred. Abruptly Ford understood. The giant had sought to murder him for the money. The horrible dwarf had murdered the giant for the same yel low reason. Then he had released Ford and hail lied with the notes, leaving the dog to keep him prisoner till the ollicers of justice should come to charge liltn with the murder. He crept to tlie giant's side and plucked out the knife; then, deliberately, lie walked to the door and threw It wide. As the dog launched for his throat he struck straight anil hard. Perhaps it was chance. Perhaps It was fate. Perhaps It was merely the cold rage that possessed hlni. Whatever it was, the knife went home and the dog dropped at his feet. Without even glancing at the body Ford stepped across it, and strode to the outer door. It was not locked. He opened It nnd stepped Into the air. Hefore him the road stretched avay and he followed It. It led back to the railroad. He knew It, but he did not care. Stepping high, he strode forward. Soon the track appeared, stretch ing across his way. Then, with a rush nnd a roar, a passenger train sped by. As the clangor died away another rattling soundid from the same direction, and a freight train that had been waiting on the blind switch, began to back down toward him. As he turned to It hopefully, a figure rose before htm. It was the dwarf. Apparently tin latter also wished to llee by train. An hour before Ford would have lied. Hut that was an hour before lie had been through hell since. In stantly, without hesitation, he tiling himself upon the man. "Cilve me in money!" lie roared, as the two weni down upon the rails. The struggle lasted for an Instant only. Somehow Ford's clutching lingers found the roll of bills and fastened upon them. Then the grind ing of metal upon metal rang In his ears; a black bulk upheaved itself nbove him; the hunchback shrieked and loosed his grip; and with a mighty effort, Ford reached up and caught a thin cold rod of steel and thing to it. As he drugged free he saw the dwarf's contorted eyeballh glare up at him as the resistless wheels took their toll. Tightly he kept his hold. For tin moment he dared not let go. And even when the cars jolted clear of the switch, and had halted, preparatorj to changing direction, he did not utilize tho moment to escape. Rather ho clamped his legs about the brake beam and clung tighter. The train was heading back toward the ct from which he had fled. He knew It, but he did not care. His brief exaltation had passed. Anything to get away from that awful spot. a oHHIHFKtis AdaWasnKSaSsJBsnlBnlBnlBnliBK 2sHs Here's the way on sun ut WauchtiUi. Veijetable.s hetw een the tree rows pay for the land unit u comfortable living until the urapc fruit anil oriuitic trees lieuiii to Item Three unci (our crops a year Ahoe is shown part of one crop ol em'tulili's that netteil V. J Wells $77 -W from S M acres 2 miles west ol iiuchtil.i FLORIDA Offers You $5,000 a Year And More Health and Happiness Than Ever Before If ,in want to slial.c oil' I tit- salan shackles, Iic in tr i-llniatc wlii ie vm i nn I'llJuJ iiiitrliNil 1 1 f i tile .M'lll- liillllil. r-lilirll u i.'ihk1 hii'iiuie imw anil 1 1 1. Ii't m n lei 11 fni' Mini- old nee-THIS IS THE PLAN FOK YOU- ('n:iie to the Wain-huln DMlh'l I'liniihi Dn a small m-ii'tiKi- that .miii can bin on et ii'ini'l. ftis.t payments srl mil Miiim: L't ape f r tilt anil ni iiiiire I rees Then plant f lri't aides between the tree rows. Iteans eui'uitlliet.iinlnlis, sweet imi1ii1ims keep up the payments on the land llllll make you self supporting-. You II ve easll hiippll. ciimfni lall. . It won't lie loin; licfiue jour t ni's I 'i.'lii to liciiil miller the ui'lt-ill of oiaiii-'es anil t; i ;i i " - ftnlt. Anil now comes real fortune. You f I lid MHlli'lf III tlii' i';il owner class. You can vi nil juiir chlhlieii to Clllll'l,'!' c.ii Iium' inoiii' to spend And ,"ii liavr I In- In all li in li it mi uir kiii -nniiiiled l. fi'lenillv neii;liliiiis as pins peiiuis as Minrself The icHimi almiit miii is as ui-allln as tin- older stales In the Ninth and West. Four banks in Wauchulu and within five miles have neatly $500,000 bank deposits. Wiiiii'hula has allow n flulll I .Mm In a.tHni lii the lasi m'iii. It has ehilivhi s. a luoilein selum! s stein. Indies well sliH'I.ed slnies. Vaniliihili. a new tow n is k'nivMni; t apldlt I'lisl class ttaiisHiita tloii and Ini' local maiUels assiiiu miii of cash Cor ever ttniiir m mn 1'or j I in i" leisiiie time Iheie's uood hunt inu, fialiinit boutinit, swimminu, mid till the ear itiiind a lialin. eimahle elimate that makes life worth livinu. Heir's Hie hli; Irasnii fni Mini success heie WauchulaDistrict Comab tSS-SSS a ml l u I ll ( ' mil il 1 1 it t it ill Soil needs no 1.M1111 antee Am mini who has Is'en In this list i let anil If allied how Its marvelous fi'i llllly stipiKit is ImiHi M'k'i'l ul ilos and ell i us fruits Is convinced. hell S on see how II f II aliles men In lite I'liiiifin inlily fiom the start and loiiltalu laler Ineomes of mi to Jiomm u ear.oull say ever thlni; we claim is too conservative. Illlt lo H'llluM' lluv imssllile doillit Mill uiav ha e until linn an enme hele ami look thhn;siiMi fiir.viiiii-si'lf thlsliiimeeuinpaii of hankers otTi-rs the fnllnwiin,' is'iiaiantee: After you beifin payments on your land you are allowed a whole year in which to inspect it. Come down any time. Look over your a BANKERS' GUARANTEE plot and the neiidiborinic uroves. Tulk to the settlers. Find out just what they're makinu. Then if you're not entirely sntisfled, every cent of your money will be returned with G per cent interest. Tlint's fair! It's llheial! You take no chances' If we dun'! pnne evei llihik' we Plomlse if your land doesn't measure up tu our predictions you're out not one penny, mid Mill iret ti per cent Inteiest mi .v lit innue.v for I he llini' wi ' e had ll . Iteiiiemliei' mil onh a t'uiii aiileril soil, lull uood altitude, well-distributed rainfall, ample drainnue li Hie swift tlnwiiu; Pelu'e Klver.invlKoratinu.enliveninu sunshine evei'A mouth III the J ear. Settlers' Letters Tell of Big Incomes WriteToday Get all the Facts (irnpe li nil and orange ni'oxes like this earn you an In come of from UKK to Slii.noo a y e a r . Skipper Urns grove alioul live miles south of Waiiuhula. V1 lit'll WiMt'll )m that ul) I'HIl til (ill fCI.IMMK t'i (HMl, tK ("Mr nf fVfll 111) khi a )CHr wt! hrixe our uitrtlmi m tlio nfrnittt Itn niiit'n iiimlo titru in iat year nml lixUy In mt Itiu rt'nl III Hilton of lliu WitittliuU iitfer y titi iniint wrtto for uur lltcrMuru crniiiini'tl foil r fHctR hihI 11 it 11 res nf rnrnintcH l.t ohl icroii ttw mr (fit joh tutu fiitll) itlt'J ll'llll II l llll'lr tlli.- llMIMIM'N, l.Vt ll till h'l lll'IN It'll )IMI lnm (liflr i,Ktliilil(' hihI lici'Niiri' i-ttnilni; mi. Itit .t nifi) iru no more lirmii) -no DtroiiittT of itiuwlt? tlmii )m 'Ihi'lr Niitft prutcN IMIIN, Now write n letter or imimUI or ttll out the roupon nml mall It. net our heitutifiil iMtokletn miiim la Mil lllunlntlril In t-nlur from iitiittuifriii'ti.. Kead hIhmiI tlie VKimUiinUt trip in ear h ot the Uul fiow It eaiue to l ttmrketeil SUhI) our ofler Hit miiiiiII iiiimmiiiI of Iniitl ni'itltil iln Uts irli4'H tin vn li'iniM IIm IIAMvl Its' (! MlAN in.. rltr.tmlti) . Aillreir Wauchula Development Co., Box 34, Wauchula, Florida - - - - " "T3L