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New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
I.opi. Hubcncr ct al to John G II Klcmcyer;

I.oui~ Hubencr ct al to John n Klcmeyer'
81. 0uO.
1slST ST. = I23 n OF Elton ave. cox
prior mtg S25.o'1l. due, etc. as per hvhn'
same TO Diedrich Iiiilmann 5000
1stSr ST. n s. 1923 n " of Elton ave. 5ox-
(prior mtg So. ooOl: due. etc. as per bond'
10 Vim III Steinkanp. 5000
Address. lao Nassau St
fsfTH ST. s. D0 n W OF Grand ave. 2oZx
-. TO- instsments: per cent: Herbert Nid-
hous 10 fremont Bldg e Loan Assn. Sis".
Address. 1851 Washington ave.
SAME PROPERTY (mtg 81. SOD; due. etc. as
per bond; same 10 Abraham Barnett; Sl."o.
Address. - East 18th ST
2tsTH ST =. $50 II " Of 5th ave. 2Jx1i: due
Feb I. 1913: per cent: Joseph De Polo ana
10 Amory Eliot and ano exrs. $4,000
Attorney. III s Ogden. So Beaver 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
December 10

AMSTERDAM AVE, n W cor Of Iosth 81. 100 Tx
100; Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co
loans Irving Judis Building and Construction
co $3OO. 600.
WALTON AVE, . $. 196 n OF 1s4th ST. 25x
%; Frank Flood loans William smith and
Walter r Phelps $500.
WOODYCREST AVE OF I65th 81 SOY
1909, Manhattan Mortgage Co loans West
Bronx Realty GO S2s coo.
WATERBURY AVE, : 1O5 n ~ Crosby
ave. so 1Ox15.sx tgOre): Henry L Smith loans
Grace r GOodbody and Joseph r Reiss 81 600.
21STH ST. : ESQ II W OF 5th ave 25xfl4:
Herbert Ogden loans Joseph De Polo and
Emo Coletti $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Henry Pierson CO. have sold No. 66s
Degrsw street = twO story and basement
hrownstone dwelling. for Mary Mccarthy
10 client. No. 2l7 Prospect Place. be-
sween Carlton and Vanderbilt avenues A
tliree story and basement broRnstone pri-
Nste residence. for tho Wendt estate 10 a
client. and also No. 80 Lafayette avenue.
three story and basement brick house.
for client 20 Edward Osmond.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
18th ST. 134 and 1876 East: 10 a tour story brk
theatre; Sugar. II West 42d 50. aren't;
cost S55 900
Owner. 5 Schinasi. 30 West Tooth ST
THE BRONN.
CASTLE HILL AVE. 5. 1854 ~ OF Glover
st: TO a sty frame dwlg, 21x50. I: Henry
Nordheim. fremont ave and Bronx ST. archt;
81 SEQ
Owner. Felix Oceanic. es Castle Hin ave
CASTLE HILL AVE, $ 3s2 2, OF West
chester ave: 20 sty frame dwg. 90 AZ
25.4ia. Henry NOrdheim. fremont ave and
Bronx 81. aTcht: cost 81. 900
Owner. Thomas Walsh. premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
GOLD AIR" IN SCHOOL
Pupils Study with Windows Wide Open
Curative, Says Principal.

Chicago. Dec. 10.-Pupils In the Gra-
ham school are undergoing "cold air'
treatment for their health under the d.
Tection Of William r. Watt. the principal
The experiment. has been in progress for
three months.
room containing ninety first grads
pupils was found Yesterday with windows
wide open and children studying with
their wraps on.
The children are delighted" said Mr
Watt. Ito breathe pure air all day. in
school and out. They are not compelled
20 sit In the room under such conditions,
but there are MANY more clamOring 70
get in. II has been most successful
experiment. Pupils have been cured Of
catarrh, swollen glands have been re-
duced to normal size. and tubeTcular
symptoms have disappeared. Their re-
sistance 10 disease has been raised and
they are much more healthy"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
TO IMPROVE EAST ISLAND.
j. Pierpont Morgan, Jr., Will Build
sl.OOO.ooO Home There.

J. p. Morgan, ir.. is planning extensive
improvements at East Island. in Long
Island Sound, just of the tip OF the Oyster
Bay peninsula. He bought the entire prop
erty last spring for $4,000.
His present plans are said TO call for the
expenditure of about 100000 and the erec-
tion of summer home from plans by Helms
& La Fargo.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
BUYS eRoNxvILLg TRACT.

Fish a Marvin sold fer the Lawrence
Park Realty Company 20 e. J. Parker 3d..
eea square feet 81 land in Lawrence Park
West, BronKHflle
Tho Lawrence Park Realty Company is
erecting four houses in Lawrence Park
West ranging in price from $1,000 60 49,
GAo each They face the golf club grounds
ard are on plots OF two TO three acres.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

f.nTTr ST SO West: Samuel A Bossert szf LOUIS
Wchdehrocke owner and contractor, Si'" ~
f7sTH sT. 8 30 n g % Honeywell ave, NY
100: Sarah Rosenberg sgt n vi Spring heaitI
60 owner. Orson g Howes and Arthur "
Whitaker, contractors: Sle2
18TH ST = $ whole front between Belmont and
Hughes aves 1I5xt00. VIM NJ Young ast East
1e9tb Street Construction co. owner and con
frac
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
WHITES RESTAURANT SOLD.

John Tyler. Of The Hotel Gazette" has
nOid Whites restaurant at No. lle2 Broad
way. for Park J. White 20 the White
Restaurant Company, and new lease Of
she building has been made for term OF
years a. an aggregate rental Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
ANOTHER STEWART BUILDING.

gents for the neV twelve story mercsn-
ille building now beiag constructed by the
Twenty ninth Street Really Company al
re. IA 10 Iao West 18th street. on plot
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
WEST SIDE SALES
LARGER DEMAND FOR BROADWAY PROP
ERTY NE1R CATHEDRAL P1RKW4Y.
Nefr Oscncr for the Phacon apartment House-DeaLs in
Pennsylvania Zone.

l00xico feet. The structure will be known
as the Stewart Building. and will be com
pleted about March /. 1919
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
A rueERcullN DEMONSTRATION,

With view to posting tbe dairy men of hts state ou very important subject. the state veterinarian of the Maryland Agricultural college lately gave d public demonstration for the detection ~ tuberculosis as applied to saliie The demonstration was given | thorough advertising. so that those Nhu wished to attend could make aians to do se The temperature ef
 he COWS Ras taken at D \. ns. and at n m the injection of tuterealla Nas nude. thc temperature hcias talk au Ut Intervals thereafter for the next fwenfysfour hours. Tho demenstra
 Jion was given fur the purpose of ac- ausiutiog the dairy af the state a4n the methods ef the test. against whlyh sa streng ! preiudiee exists. and the eyes of many who attended were opened as result In larger states the same type of demonstration night with profit he given at several conveniently located points over the state. This antistuhereuicsis doctrine aeeis preaching extensively in every section where dairying Is carried on,
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
rne ORCHARD SPRAYING.

TheFe ls G9 slagle feature connected win .he eafe af tbe orchard on which fnnFn elefefds in tHe production of the u1a5lmum. amount and the test quality f frlif than that af fbe sprayiHgs Wttleh ars gisea If IBlefs als through
 he spring and early summer season. fbe hfsf ffaa meHf. wAieh should be
 Ben Mst befafe the blossom buds
 pen. l. f1f keeping n cheek the seab
 ungis and for thia the berde'aix
 as1ure auy is needed The second
 eesfHHat 5haud br given Just as the
 etals ars falling. and | K this treat
 4euf which ls especially effective or 4baaid bp ih killing the little werfns of the ng1l5Hg msth. S9 per etnt of whose egaz ale iHA ia fine eaiyx ruP at the DlassaH ed ef he apple This cup elaaes a alouf ten days. which makes Il imperative flat q very thorough ffoaiHenf sheuid be given within this IlaH sg fhat T small amount Of the paiseH maY be deposited in the cup If eaeh aef.le The bordeaux mixture ffp GiHe copper suiphate mixture may He nsed for this spraying r de 4ifed. hrt fhp essential feature is the pel=Ha. which shenld he added in the zHafe If paris green. nrsenIte ef sada fFJ. afsefIafe If Iead The paris green is feady for nse bt simply mixing thor eaahi4 NfIh wafer ao ns tn make sure that no lulaps af dry powder go Into fhe Iunk The arsenite If soda Is made hY mixing WhIte arsenic with sai soda II Inc rate ef ene pound If the former io faur 8f inc hitter and boiling fifteen mlnutes in 4 gallon of water. keeping the water mp tp this amount
 Two quarts of This solution may he used IN substitute for n pound of paris green bg adding four pounds of fresh slarked lime or by putting il in fle bordeaux mixture In which there K nn excess of lime The arsenate of lend Is made by mixing lead acetate @lfh sodium arscnate at the rate of tWeuty-tNo ounces of the former 10 eight enact.s If he latter. each being dissolved separately. and then diluting in leu gallons of water. If used with fhe bordeaux II should be poured Into the lime wash before this Is mixed with the copper snlpbate The bof- deaux mixture referred to k made by dissolving fye pounds of copper sul plate in twenty-five gallons of water and then mixing this with twenty five gallons of water in which five pounds of freshly slaked lime have been dis solved or stirred For 200 gallon taHk flis sipe would have lo he quadfupled But the proportion of ingredients k the main thing. what exer the quantity fhe sprnY Ying solu- tion should he strained as it is poured Into the tank thus preventing clog glng ef the spraying nazzle I'm spray should he aHticd to the trees under the heaA iesi pressure possible. so that it Wlil he broken into very fine parii- rlea and driven Into the ealXx cup of inc apple The contents 0f tue tank should he kept stirred that the poison will be kept thoroughly mixed \ solution of bordeaux mixture of the strength described js suitable fur all fruits except peaches and Japanese pluns. in which ease Il should be used not more than half strength. For pc tafoes 1t may be even stronger than h-a.ao proportion.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

Aaeaef fsfls.be bt Dayvilie. North Cha 7 Hafasle as Pbtnsm, welt Cay at wepreaau.
 Au osl II =nlyyiile fl Patusm North c ess.hata4ia st Jasett Glty. wauregan at fstt.iit.
 Aosnzl q pafnam at D yvilie. Is- esza 1sHY as Sezfb 61o~yebofaais, Tsa vfhr q @aafs8ss,=
 hpgus zs Dsyyiiie st Wsareesn. Pot. nets . Neu eity, North ufeseeuetdsie al f'tt4sae.
 September Waureesn at BayViiie, Jswau city et Putnam. TanvitIs at North Gfesssn1rdale.
 ssptember A NJ Dsyviic at North Gfasvsnordsie, p1tusm at Wauregap. Fattviite Al Jeweit City.
 September ( P. a North afosvenor. dale at Dayvilie, Waneeean st putnam, Jewett City al Taftsiile.
 septcmbof1 -Dsyyiiie al Jewett, North Gfosvenerdsie st wslregan, Putnam al TaftyiiIe.
 September IS -Jewctt City ct DayviIie, Nauragsn al North GfosvenordaIe, Tsft. vile al Putnam.
 September 26-Dtyviite at Tsftviiie, Putnam at North 6tosveaoruale, Wsurs- gan at Jewett City.
 ostober 2-Tsftvilie at Dsyviile, North Gfaeyenordaie at RutnsB, Jewett Guy al wsuregan.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
The World of Sports

Three ot the teams in the icaene had q tfyoat last saturday. aud il 10 sofo arms result from playing With the thermometer down io freezing, the slayefs fean thank their lucky stars. 8Ip al inc nales Andles went down to Webster High by score of k to l. Al fjaysille Central Village was defeated sn five innjugs, te l. The Wanfcgan 8reys squeezed in one run on killingly High, the only run in the game The cold weather prevented any real enthu. .sssasm either among the spectators of players.
 Any ian who wishes to get linr on Manager Bonin's Canadian Colts cnn do sa hy going up to the grounds next Saturday afternoon and depositinR io cents, or il they happen to be fanness bnt ID cents. The Canadians will go up against the F. IL. \. for Il tfyoat. and the school boys are promising to make the colts show their best paces The players comprising The local team NV. stiitaa'ts MI i't',s''A'e V .t''ts '' ! Iisotie. tanin, GaRne. .srenior. Dumas Hobns pepin and Dubois, Lab lie.
 nlelt went h Woonsockvl last week lAs have tfy with the team there.
 Armand Farley returned from Holy ssfess college, Fafnham, Canada, Wed nesaay evening He k in good eondi- linn q Neept for an attack ef base bali fever.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
League Schedule

Saturday games are from April a b to ustotsf End, inclusive, Patpan o.,uaina ct Jewctt City, p@yvile at North Gros. tseluxfaie. Tahviilc al wauresan. Each team ss sraedaied for 30 games.
 For Decoration Day pasviile vs. waa- +segsn, Putnam vs, North Gtosyenor- dale, Jewett City vs. Taftyiiie.
 foe July s--payvilie ys. Putnam, .sSorln ufasyenordsle ys. waufegsn, .iemsst City vs. Taftvilis.
 For Labor Day@Pntnam vs. waureean, psysiiie vs North Grosvenoriaie. Jewett s1y vs. fsftvillo. Tue complete sehe. asAs follows;
 Arrsl aa Dayville al North 0rosyenor- dsie. Putnam as Jemet. City, Taisyilie al MaaEegan.
 May l. North orosvenerdale st Day vule, Jewets Clty at Putnam, Maafegan al Tsftyiile.
 May S. Dsyville at Putnam. waaregan st 9esssi City, f~ttysile al Noah asoss @saordaiu
 May 1b Putnam al nsyviile, lewett 0Aty al wsarcgsn, North GrosvenoFdsie sG tsfts1ie
 rESS 2a a--psyvsllo at Jewett City, wsu- seeAa as North Grssvenerdaie, putaam a, Isftxiie
 May xa ~Je~elt City st payville, North tsrosverordaie at waaregan. rsitvilie al fnfnsm-
 May Fl A. .~~Dayyilie at wanregsn, North orosvenordaie at Putnam, Taft viis st Jewess City.
 May 3i P M.-wseregsn at nsyvllle, sfsutos = st \ ofth Grosvenordsle, Jeseti stslty al rsftsiile. zt W Msurcssn. Jeweit City at North 1ros- veaordsie.
 June rsftvilie at psyyiiie, wsars' wsu st .Petnsm. North 6rosysnorasls al Jewstt Cisy
 June is-Dsyvilie at North Gresyenor- dale. Putnam st Jewest ciis, fafsville al &sar~gau.
 sans 2s-Nosth 0Fcsvenerdsle at Day ~sase. Jsset cs,y sr Putnam, wsaregsn as xAfgviile.
 sxss Daysiils st wautegan. Pat aam as Tattxllle, Nefth GtosseaoFdaie at .ses~st ksitys
 ,Aeiy \. NJ. nayville st Putnam, @aaurexsn sl North urosvenorasle, te- ~eN1 AAsy al Tattylite.
 selg s F. A.~Rnsnam al Dasvsle, Sorsa ssfosveneFdaie al wsaregan, fsts- wills ss JSwest City.
 5vsy ae-~ N AursgAa at DAyville, rsts. xIae es Patnaaa. Jeselt Glls st NVgtt ssrusveaorasie.
 saas lg-issysille al Jewett cisy. Put n@aas ss waareeaa. North lFossenoraal' at INstsslle.
 31ly a Jswett Csty st psyvliles waa' raxrxp at Putnam, Tsilyltle st North Gres- yen ortxle<
 luly DAsyllie II Tsflvllls, Putnam Ut IN srlh 0fosscnoTdsie, MsaIeSan ai 1@svs City
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

Last spring experiments were tried hi rartipus of tbe national forest re serves m several western states In the malfer ef poisoning prairie dogs, and they serm to have met with a large Gneasure ef success The bait used Nas Wheat coated with preparation tf sirye hnine. cyanide ef potassiurn fnise oil ahd meltsses The poisoned wheat was carried to the iield of oper- atien aud there distributed among the mea wte dp tn iah un horseback tleeat tcasp eufai MRS dropped near the entrance fa fle hles, a llttle eN. eerleHee en8a. he rider te drop the ehsaI a5e0f5t V Wish bls horse on s trot The aUfi aE l5e peison seems ta be 8lalef ms 8NNaeaus, most et ae aeeS in ii Nftaa being dead within
 u heRf uffer fhe HeiSsa was put out eAe eHel5 spring Was found n ie the aest successful ssasau for the work, ls tnere s no eruss then on which the 1aes mas feed and thy are very hau frN end ei, the hais sreeslily. Any WS,hing ta try tae deg medicine an th,ir uNu account may secure the r.rmuia fir is preparation hs at dressing the forest service. Washing Fan
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
BOUNTY ON BADGERS.

The members of the legislature of central western state have the past mouth taken what they evidently thought was patriotic action in plae- eg bounty on ground hogs Hut this ioes not tally with the recent bulletin issued hy the department ot agricul. .ure at Washington which places the badger In the list of friends of the farmer and gardener in that he wages constant warfare on gorhers and ground sou rels. which do much more iamage ta astares and crcps than he State legislators wonid sie well fo kselt n touch with the has'etlas issued hy sha federal ssssve~ufa.as
 A few drops of kepsseae put ia the water used la washing the windows aake the rag slide easier aud siNe | ,ss.i polish ta the glass
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

Weather of all sorts was reported on Tuesday. Kansas had tornado. Co lorado had snow storm G feet deep, solid as iee. steam rotsrtes and gangs of men are at work liherating stalled passenger trains. in Missouri, a south ern State, heavy snow fell on that day, and the temperature was below the freezing point. April has been much warmer than usual in Conaecti- cut, our section al least. And the most pe>Simistie grumhiet could lind noth- ing to complain af bal The wsrm south winds that raised clouds of dust in our dirty streets. All tue good weather k not always Sotnew aere outside of New England.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

xtatom of Probate held at Thompson with A ia and for the district of Thompson on the g7fh day of March. ls9a.
 Present George s Crosby, Judge On motion of Charles l. Tarrey Of Putnam. fann Administrator on the iutestate estate Of Ruth Ann Converse, late of Ihompon within said district. deceased.
 Thl. Court doth decree that six months from date hereof he allowed and limited for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claim against the same to the said Administrator and directs that public notice be given af this order by advertising in newspaper published in Put nam having 4 circulation insaid district and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-post fin said Town of Thompson nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 is-i6 GEO. $. CROSBY. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
And He prohahl, Did.

What can l do. roared tue fiery orator when l see my country going to ruin. wheu l see our oppressers' bands at our throats. strangting Us. aud the black clouds of hopeiessuess obliterate the golden sun of proster- ity? What. l ask what can dog'
 ''Sit down ~ shouted the audience New York Times
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
sne,, R,mov,a wh,l. you slsep,

pHl llas your wife recipe for re. moving spots frum clothing Pickle ! should sas she had' She removed twa ase spots from ns trousers pocket AhA auietness and dispatch last night
 Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

Ienlth Commlssiauer Darlington of New Aatt aljg has offered two COWS Of choice iateiins as prizes for the best tNa e.s5Iss GIT "lIow Clean and Wholesome Milk May Re Provided at Least Cost l.ar the New York Market :. Tue competition is nren te all farm CTS In New York or adjoining states who ane=at tlreseiit engaged in supply ing ndlk for New erk city The com petition losts June l5. Mr Darling toms i,iea would seem to be excellent and VIII daa4tless result not only in profit te the darymen of the territory mentioned. but in more wholesome milk product for the consumers of New York city.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

A very good feed for the hogs may be had at small cost by sowing rape se-d about three pounds to the acre on q piece If the cat land q week or ten days after the oats are sown. This will keep the rape h check until after the grain k cut. when Il will come on and make fne feed II k well to have besides this I smaller patch sown as early as possible and conveniently located se that the pigs may he turned Into the patch as saon as the rape Is three Inches high. II Il k left too long before they are turned h il gets tough and thet will nat keep il srazed down as il ought to be
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
Ittt 4ome

fommy ran ehal ls three eam
 afef Nt feeEef lt.s the nnst dia 1leai. lufetnal sWindle that ever any fHHde er@er-ol. li's some sort If n aHliins zane with carls. l believe, Tommy Chicago Tribune
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

ATa Court of Probate helasE al rasnam "A wffhin and for the dissFsct of Putnam on the Srss day ol April. \. n. Isps
 frrssag. Edward q. Wright. ] IassSe. Estate ef Mary Narahx. late of Putnam, in said district. deceS>et The AdMsas >trsirix de honis aon having nAssss written application se saet court. in accoF4Anee with the statute fer order of sale cf tae iaie pr Bart as the real estate de>erfoe1 thegean fl k oFesea shas said application be heard st ths t-r0hafe Offsee .a Putnam ea tac 18th day ef Aprl isssa q n a'e2etk ia thN fssrsnSssH. and that sspsacs fhsrrof he Egy~u. ax imseftiAg a ceyy af this ersier ta fhN Putnam fssrtas A newspaper having eirsu sflsn h said hslrtcs- ana that re- sura ssxdc se shss Seart
 Asfess
 AS Epw ARD G. WRIGHT, Juage.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
 Nnt Too Cfttn.

.rhes tel ne New England is fun if nld maids said the Philadelphia e NnN suppose you ilosten girls ,ieu'i often marry 2" No: only once.
 ffile rrplied he Boston glrl 7 rhdadeiphia Record
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
exslustve.

Mabel-l seldom sea the handsome young Mir nl aefly He doesn't ap- pear to care mpah tor society Ethe.- uh. | deast kHows He seemS to want my society about six evenings in the week-chieage Tribune
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
:. A..4rRI nr PapBArK nnl-nf< Al

&r AeaURI oE faeBAfk HntnKS AT A s.sssazaa ~44hin and far rAe .sfSsrsc: s- r,.snasn aa sas ~sh dsy ef ApFfs. \ n ss4.
 fsre-sas GnAARa o. NtSltsA .sasssv.
 On naation cf Diana II. NsTroe a{ s'asssas. tt4. sssSv@rsl NeFreG, tAss ef PatEaEs. wataia szsd district Aseeassd,
 This Court doth decree tAss SaN Aa@atAs se Ai.
 s..Aa fssiksk for tAF crtsitlfs ez sad esfsFs < < s.thss sAxir ckAiaa< &Asaarsf he xAn1g 70 tAe ka<etmsrex aAA atrre4 that aaAae neftee as <fsca es tAsS aFaeF ey scseFta<sAs tn ! neNs5AAE~s pSA sytef. &n4 Hs gsesziEg A eeps taefsSt s1 ta> n-h. IA sssn -r.e.s tn ssid sa~n as fatssa ReArsss tAx pAacs wheF~ liae ases Asess iast aw@@~ ~ terssfses4 <resn R-rsrd. .s.6 EDWARD c. WRIGHT t14Se
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

The St. tscorge block, corner Pom fret and Canal streets, was torn down this week preparatory to erecting n modern business block.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
THE PUTNAM pATsuo1 April I6 Ieo9

TIsere is no i,acen er ham that is eaten wifii as mneh sa;isfaetion as riat praeaci gb.eh egrses from fsir porter 4 one's osra ralsiag Proper iy cured. f fs clean ard sseei. while tllere k a reasoaaile surety that [ has been kep; under fisaniy conditions and fed clean aad wholesome food
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

if slse sn,ail bay had ta so as fss so geI wsed aud water as he ofssa does sa chasing seuae s0ot " mud hen N hen tAe outdoor call of the spring days ss strang there would he nslgals Nuis fuel er water in the house. How. ever. ene k sport and the other work. or viewed IS such
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

Every now and then yoa run across farm owner bo says that his land k predueiaG more bEsheis per acre than II did twenty years ago. II may be taken for granted without inquiry CT investigation that such result has not been brought aisut BY skinning the land and selling tlie fertility of the soil in the shape Of raw grain prod ucfs
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

An ths corn lhc, MI eat md oe x. ege sSe k asAout aS nw6atarshie a pro SFam n could be arranged tor the atN'k If heus 1T oae vNlnStS thezn to d. anYthtag alohg the l.ae If ess isCps daetsen
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

Let that Lrighf boy of twelve or fourteen have smalI plot of rich grou 1 for his own this summer on which fo plant some pure bred seed or other crop. If corn is not the leader. He will not only le Inferested iB such an experiment.. but wili l}e more inter ested in the other work about the "a
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
The Spring Showing of STOCKINGS FOR WOMEN

Women's Burson Seamless Hose, Black and New Tans. 25c
 Nomen's Gauge Cotton Hose, in the new shades of Blue. Catawba Lavender, per pair. 25c
 Women's "0NYX" Hose. with NEW "DUB-L TOP" Black and New Ians, Special 35c, THREE PAIR for $lO0
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

The average dairy COW over the country gives batter tleid ef about lG.a pounds the average in some states running as low a. 4a peaHes per COW. Nth proper seleeti i and develop ment ef fhe dairy heFd aud the aaop- tion of correct metf fs es feeding and eafe this butter fiaid U siit f9 be near iY aeuhled and eenld bs r eafi herd 6wHer woa'd eo af fhe problem ln q ss ssiemafie and ralastaklag manner.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16
"Nu-MOde' Combination

A new idea garment combining the Knitted Vest with Muslin Drawers, practical, perfect and faultless in fit. Price, soc