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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-18

a rOTIlTRY RANCH

A POULTRY RANCH
n you want ranch. let me show
you this place flsst within an
minute x d,iss q &c tsr. ,s ssa
part rich black slider bottom lard.
where celery. a4parsGun and vrEN-
tables will thrive. balance a fns
shet clay soil for poultry. fruit.
some tins back, ard 10 covered
onfy with second growth. I viii
take 1850 fof tns place Give
terms Of Sbe cash. balance tis .
dsrson's tranla dock. al Madison
park.
DAIRY AND ALFALFA LAND
isQ acres. ~ nsien from good town
on a. "a, Is acres ready for seed
ing 10 xifaifa. ltaa its own water
on premises Tris lard ssJoins
TIVE dairy raaehe. nos " oRcsa-
can ~ taken AZ desert iand. Is
acres OF this 10 flFat class alfalfa
lard. basane. pasture. ttAs good
E-roem house. barn ttsss feet
Hsies sssee' riis eaa b. seashs
for oniy o. Sss cash. balance caa
BE- arranged 10 Fplt
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD CO.
tgs.ssS EmpiFr nfdx
so-ActgE nANCff~eSAp tt.eeo
IL mllen from NF1t~F 81 seattle. Ia
foot side stream 81 watsr run
nlnx Through utladir. ~ acres
cleared and xfubned rest sleshed.
. acres timber. ali black loan
soil. house. barn etc. on place
This ia al exceptional buy Eaa-
~ wMfh ts.eee. Present price
tt.eso. about 81 500 cash. You
hass 10 ser u to appreciate a.
Albert "a Lord. fsee Northern
Bank Hiag Fearth and Fike.
FAfIh. STOCK AND CROP FoR
NAr.E.
10, acres. 90 sersH piowed II
aia<bed. cows hogs, sheep. chick
ems team horses all kinds farm
fna utensils Aitsfpofu house. barn
ana outhpiidings. coueensent to
postoffices srep all In low price.
naas terms
JOSEPH SWEENEY
Northumberland To- sAls lscasors -
good government land. 1o5 PeS-
pies Hank uidg
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NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE


learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning CAN or write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
a. Washington ~.
Wanted a reliable man having
good connection with large in-
justrs 10 give spare time lnter-
vsttrN AramAtut2ncna In merit
orieus land Investment iRvesti-
Eatioa Will prove tho land now
offered "a sfnati tracts must In
crease ~ value. owing 90 develop.
f issrt S" hidx Phone Ms Ss'' isss ~
Wanted Promoter and rlnancier %
take controlling tntereat ~ large
corporation thoroughly establish
cd throughout the .unifea states.
worth 100000. with Increase val
asas ana ~ ps o~ ess. l,ss ss dsties
i*te rorthiake av Miss fios &.
enr~ Nichols Phone North lie
MIL. WonkEits AND fsouu Efts
Mill owner In uesanh0rhcod where
am selling acreage wants several
reslde Ia loeaiisy make beat hale
See nn~ Maybe Ne can help each
other RAY hfeuliief, al HoEs
HsIx.
PITY Youas men waited al once 90
prepare a. freight 90 ssenTsr
fifemen positions npen on Deafbf
railroads 500 90 monthlY up, no
trouble no experience necessary.
Apply OF ~rite ~ Washington
HuildinE. 1a3 f1rai az.
Yeas napn wanted Tor railroad and
wireless telegraph service easy
10 learni salary eTs 20 t1ei rosi.
sions guaranteed Call OF address
NatserAi Telegraph fn~tttuts.
etets ard ss.. epposits orghsum
ftenff~
WY discs t.andquisg asii So sutts
fer sttf Because he sells them
upstatfa Room 2et Empress The.
atrw nstllatng
i.ssrn 10 De a good hssher a.
Mul.fsn BARRIER COl.f.EflE
10 Occidental Ave
s@y 4 saw u IN Tn~ star
NprsnW ~. p0vi Fassn. FverYfhins
new 80 renss per cue f9st Third
az W crsnsr, Tsa p~fns
W Ansst =. tsaker helper ssit SER
~ W
Mas quits cleaned ana pressed.
1f.re, Nuftltorturn ftft SIR AZ
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Two gentlemen. walking distance.
pleasant location. private family.
Phone N2st s54
BABIES or small children 10 hoard /;
have our own co~ sidney All,
boarded. rsfsssnesa ioii
~ Alder.
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huTrEitw on'rH a SOM
ffpfesaionaf Directors and f.icxnss1
tnhalmefs 1881 let Phones sss.
University Undertaking rariar~. 4af4
itth y. ~ North Az W. " Fork.
h.nnes- Watson Co. Funeral Dlrec.
Main Ia Filiett asa
.cr,,>..a~,..-.rl vsss ~'r-
wealhi GO sstlSfS AID WI e mn
pod for weddlhgH, receptiona, fu-
nersls PARIS f1.oRfsr-sis piks.
huhNs ttottAL Co. GOT srd. Main
xll--Gnt flownrn. designs aeeie
Lost and Found.
~>r>N~><>><>e~>>>>e>> <><>s~r~~<<<>~s<~~
Lost - Thursday. May Ia Ia seattle.
case containing three stick pins
suitable reward will ba paid Tor
their return 10 ete Goth Bldg
Lost uuns male fleweilYn set.
ter ffuu fte W comatock IT
Phone v. A. ses Reward for 70.
WIN party who found mems gold
watch near Old Public Market
please return and no questions
asked. Elliott s2s9,
Feand-rhe right place 10 have yoar
watch repaired. symona sewsier.
1881 fhlfd, near Pike. All work
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Situations Wanted
FemaIe

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e.ompatant woman wants day wor
ang Kind. Prone Main lg1E-
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W ANTEp--Mcn ana women 20
T, learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Cab Or write
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M9oo
Homesteads.


S~~.~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~ ~~~~e<~~~~-~|~.~~~
DON'T 90 TO CANADA FOR
CHEAP LAND
READ THIS AND HEE rB
ABOUT TT
$50 acres excellent wheat or fruit
land. 40 acres now IN crop, t-room
house. all fenced and cross fenced.
good well. also large lake. SICK
ness compels the sale Of this Tine
place at the price Offered. We can
give possession Of this for $1,000
and Include with the farm lzso
worth ~ household goods. This
~ not = catch nd.
Ess and tes Empire Building.
RELfNQ 18Th MENT
100 acres. 4 miles from X. ~. and
town. abundance o. water for tr.
rfgation 10 be had az 20 feet. The
adjoining land has alfalfa and
orchards growing Price 1900
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
Gss Empire Bldg
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Help Wansed---.FemaIe

>~.~~~l~1>.~~~<N~lN~ -~sN-~.~s~~~~~~ee-~~
y" INC: NJ uAnp rxKSsosap Sss
A xfaduai lsea ifhful rudaeslea spsr.
4ntrEd 90 al obese people Calls
made As yous residences y nefiffed
'fHENoxFxAI RExEpy co
office hours. 70. .. ma except
sts.ta Arcade BrD1
We slll g. Fsaf e. sseiais
Young wemsn. sishss az.
work 80 telephone cperatets Ap-
ply 20 tf9s 1rd av. or ttee 18th
~ The Pacific rslsphens ana
unlssd states Empioynsnt i'arsas.
ressea. chafnherrual1s daf wnfk
houm~k rnpers. hstsl help spe-
elaiiy ia Aatnai iifs ustx.
rhone Eillstt ss4s
wanfed ladies' sia, have Old hats
M 'r s1RI e ia, sf sg ssf'n Az
and have new bats made az them
az moderate priccs
ladies nna chIldrsn'a dreaspaklnE.
iufaute' iaYettes speria. sat
fafartlon Enars nteese ladtss tie
modelling and ufeesmnhiu& TAT
iors 1is Arcade Hida
Wanted Skirt operators and prees
era. also finfshsrs or Jackets New
York Ladies' Tailoring Co. Isa
trtnn 81
Mothers. We board your children.
$500 month Orphans free. Nj.
CALVARY Horne, tsis Biewett Rev.
RAGS q Cummings. 6upt.
f.adfeM bring your aeWinK Join
practical drensrnstfuR school &op
Boren Aain sg7s
Electric needle operator fi-ee sit.
tinE. C1mhinga made up. hair ana
Co, fsk-E Arcade Hldx
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Two peat flats, and I rooms. 81 -
ana pst0, close in. fnapsrc lis
New York Block. fhcne Main
Upper nat large fruit garden. tsoo
nQngh. bath. se91 siHt Avs n
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

65YJ ri EssSs n M '7'lcsI Scoas ar
SOD -1ha n1lsr so Pike. N. ssz7.
nod.rn run. 60. hugs. sells. M gsis
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Business Chances.
e~~~~~~r~~~~er>~~~>e> >ee~-es~<>rse~~sr
bakery aud restaurant, good Hubnth
location. splendid opening bulia
Ing. furnitufe. fixtures for rent
long term. reasonable rental. OF
fot sale at price attractive 10 puf
chaser. ais Burke building, hstn
Ut.
DREssMAkiNG PARLORs
Dctns 4sood business. splendid ioea
!i9n aud well equipped. fFts"
'0ABEL. aos ARCADE BLDG.
For sale or Trade-~ssrading outfit,
toois. cooking outfit. etc, I'd
Clarke. stuf second ~. Seattle
Queen Anna 2ei1.
Hotels. roaming houses. stores, ga
Kaufman Kelly kompany. North
ern Hank uldg sec nanbreok
Half Interest IN moving picture and
vaudeville house cheap " sold Al
once Npom 30, ri hitE
Want 70 let contract 20 cut few han-
dred cords of wood Inquire store.
Lake HailinKrr.
Restaurant for sale. 1900. reason for
selling, sickness. stst Western Az.
Clocks called Tor, repaired. driiy-
cred. iluson. zrt iilncklsy nidE
Elliott 1tsS
For Haie- Sgar Waffle aud Chop
House, Z fesier way, Easy terna.
Nichols tunmainwn itlnekIsK lllk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-28
News From Surrounding I owns

Monday evening to meet the commit
tee for arranging the program for the
County Sunday school convention to
be held at Milton in May. It 10 stated
that this convention will present one
o. the best programs ever given in
the county.
The township graduates will hold
their commencement at Doddridge
chapel Friday night. March %. The
following constitutes the program.
Music. Invocation, The Rev. C. H. Pin
nick Music. Class address, Prof. Ohio
Winger. Music. Presentation OF Diplo-
mas, c. O. Williams. Music. Benedic-
ton. c. H. Pinnick. Music. The grad
yates are Daphne Daley, Carrie
Shank. Floyd Doddridge. Monica Fern
Willitts. Ethel Troxell of the town
ship high school. Everett Clevenger.
William Williams. Frank Kiser. Alfred
Maple. Elsie Brattain. Herman B. VOL
ford, Pearl Cook, Kenneth Troxell.
Vesper Richardson Of the Eighth Year
grade. Motto-Towards the Light. Col
ors---Purple and White. Flowers. pink
and white rose. The teachers are Per-
~ p. Hoover. principal Of the high
school Marguerite Rush, primary. Ed
ma Wallace. Blanche Moore. Charles
Sender and Marie Snyder. Chas. o.
Williams. county superintendent. w.
H. Miller township trustee.
The dancing club will meet at the
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Templin enter.
taincd Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Moore. Mrs.
Chas. Pierson of Newcastle and Miss
Blanche Moore, at evening dinner Sun
Aov
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NEW PARIS, OHIu.

NEW PARIS. O.. March 2S.-Mrs.
Cox entsrtained ON Sunday. Mrs.
Klopp and son. Of Richmond; Mrs. G.
G. Vance and daughter. and Mrs. Co
hurst. Of Dayton.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susan Miller
Was held at the Christian church Mon.
day afternoon. Rev. Joyce officiated.
She vas 70 years and months old.
She leaves one son. four grand-chil-
dren, ono great-grand-child. two SIS
tiers and five brothers. Those from .
distance. who attended the funeral
were Mrs. Celeste Halderman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marlatt, Of Camden, Mr.. VIM. NIL.
Ter. Randolph County, Indiana.
Mrs. James Kuth returned home
Sunday evening from q weeks visit
with her son at Rsedsville. O.
Miss Elsie McGill entertained at
Sunday dinner. Mrs. Sarah King and
her nephew, John Mc0ill. Of Camp
bellstown.
Mrs. Russell Moon returned to her
home In Dayton. Monday. MIR. Kill
bourne returned with her.
Mrs. DR.. Swisher. OF Dayton. 10 here
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Alb. Heath was In Dayton Sat
urday.
Mrs. Howard King 10 visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nate White this
week.
Mrs. Joe Sewers and Mr.. Pat HORT.
gan were In Eaton Saturday.
Mr.. Clarion Silver 10 ON the sick
list.
Miss Gladys Miller entertained Miss
Blanche Brawley and Gertrude Hawley
Monday night.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been sick for
some time. died ut her homo Monday
afternoon. The funeral will be held at
the house at two o'clock Wednesday.
Mr.. Russell West and Harold Mich
olson are visiting Mr.. Vests parents
at Clarksville, Ohio. this week.
Miss Hazel Heath spent the latter
part Of the week at Eldorado.
Mrs. w. 8. Saylor, Of Gratis. spent
Sunday with Miss Carrie Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor left
Tuesday for their home at New aCs-
tie. after spending several days here
with his sister, Miss Glenna Taylor.
Mrs. Ben Saxton. Of Richmond. spent
Sunday and Monday here with rela-
tives.
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cfE8ApEAkE
LEAVING TIME RICHMOND.
Effective January 1872; Change Wthut Modes
m. DAILY, Norfolk vstms
and North
m-DAHY.
m. DAILY.
m tnDon1-DALY- Ltnissd Chicago West
1870 DAILY. Local Chicago
p N DAILY. CAtcaen
=
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND

with their daughter. Mrs. Glen Scott.
Miss Helen Doney will return with
them for q ten days vacation.
Mrs. Celeste Bond has returned att
er several days spent in New Castle.
on account Of the serious illness OF her
sister. Mrs. T. b. Millikan.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Gaar attended
the concert, given under the auspices
Of Christian Endeavor society. at Dub
lin, q few evenings since.
Mrs. May Boden spent Monday with
relatives in Centerville.
Prof. E. E. Oldaker and his corps
of teachers. will 90 to Indianapolis.
Thursday to attend the State Teach
ers' association.
Preparations are being made for
the entertainment Of the whitewater
Presbytery to be held in this city, on
April Sth and 9th.
Mrs. w. p. Richardson. and daugh-
ter. Virginia. and Miss Cora Hebbler
spent Tuesday with friends In Rich
mond.
A meeting Of the Friday Night club
will be held on Thursday evening at
the home Of Prof. and Mrs. J. T.
Reese. A full attendance of the men,
bership 10 desired.
Tod Parrot. of Centerville. spent
Tuesday morning with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ward. going from this city to
Brookville.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Doney attend
ed the sixth anniversary of the Olive
Branch Bible class. of the Lutheran
church, of Richmond. Monday even
ing. MIR. Doney responded to the toast,
1.-THE Adult Bible Class and the Small
Church"
Alex Mcintosh, an employe in the
stove factory of Anderson, spent Sun
day at his home in this city.
CT. Wright 10 In receipt Of a let
ter from w. e. Forkner. who recently
went to Seattle. Washington, for resi-
dence, stating that they are pleased
with their new home and surround
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tout have moved
from the Cameron property on Null
berry street. to the Roth property. on
West Main street.
Dodson and Wilson report the sale
of the Jennie Booth property. OF MIL
ton, to Gus Kinsinger, who resides
east Of that place.
Miss Thelma Rummell, OF New Cas-
tie, 10 spending the spring vacation
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
N. Falls.
Frank Hiatt, Of Straughns. was in
Cambridge City, Monday.
The spring millinery openings were
we'll attended. and Notwithstanding the
bad weather. the sales were much bet
ter than WAS anticipated.
Rev. J. E. Coffin went to Wabash
Tuesday to attend the session Of the
North Indiana Conference. Mr.. and
! Mrs. o. e. White and Mrs. Coffin will
70 today. Mr. White is q delegate to
the conference.
Miss Lucille Petro has been quite
sick for the past few days.
The Bartel Garment factory was
closed down Tuesday afternoon, ow-
ing to . lack OF power for running the
machinery. thus giving the employees
an unexpected half holiday.
The Helen Hunt club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. M. r. Crahl. Mrs.
Willard Petro read an excellent pa
Der on schools and Universities OF
Hoj land." bringing out much OF inter
est In regard to methods and teach
ing. from the kindergarten, the ele-
mentary schools and the universities
of the country. Miss katherine Gallo
way read a we'll prepared paper on
'The Parsifal," and its significance.
Mrs. Glen Beeson, of Richmond,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. n. Falls.
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
A. M. ROBERTS :
ESTATE

A. M. ROBERTS
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTIES AND FARMS
Liberty Ave-. R. r. /, Phone 4171.
Offics at Keys Harness Store. SIG
Main street. Phone 265S. 19-tf
AUCTlONEER.
DEMPSEY e. DENNIS,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERING
I can get you the high dollar for live
stock. Headquarters, Dye and Price.
Phone 6021 or Silt B. 21-tf
PICTURE framing. baby cabs repaired
Welsbach lamps, nantes, electric
bulbs. Brown-Darnell repair most
everything; 102: Main. Phone 1886
feb23-tf
A O. Deering-livestocK ana real 60
tate. Auctioneer. Centerville. In
diana 11.tf
SHOE REPAiRER.
Albert J. Linemann. Goth Century
Shoe Repairing Co.. 81 N. 9Th st.
We call for and deliver. Phone
2250. jan31-tf
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SMOKED MEATS!
SMOKED MEATS!

Now Is good time to lay in your
smoked meats, while the price Is low.
Let me quote you prices on half doz-
en- or . dozen hama or ON SO or 100
lbs. Of nice bacon, for the summer
season. It's cured and smoked slow,
and 10 nice and dry. Just In fine shape
to keep right for you.
SCHWEGMAN,S
2 Meat Markets
3 Phones.
- -
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4 SALE OF REAL fsTAre.
State Of indiana. County Of wayne %
In Wayne Circuit Court az Indiana.
January term, 1912.
Notice 10 hereby given, that the UNI
dersigned Commissioner, appointed In
IN action for partition In Wayne Cir
cult Court. wherein Lewis w. 4atti.
Emma L. Matti, Margaret Cox, Charles
Cos. Katherine Bachmeyer, and
Charles Bachmeyer are plaintiffs. and
William H. Turner and Elizabeth Tur-
ner are defendants. Tor tho partitions Of
certain real estate therein and herein
after described, to sell the real-estAte
in said complaint In said cauSe and N
hereinafter described. win ~ such
commissioner on the 2stn day Of
March, 1912. offer for sale TO the high
est and best bidder the following des-
cribed real estate. situated In Wayne
County State of Indiana, to-wft:
Being part of the southeast guar
ter Of Section Thirty-iive t35) Town
ship Fourteen flD, north. Range One
az, west, and also part OF the north
east quarter OF Section Two ~, IN
Township Thirteen t13), north. Range
One a., west. and bounded al fol-
lows:
Beginning at the northeast corner
of said Section Two t2): thence south
on the east section line One Hundred
and Thirty-nine t139) perches to n
stone thence west parallel to the
south section-line ninety-six and sew
enty-seven-hundredth perches. more
or less, to the southeast corner OF the
real-estate Of one Nathan 8. Garwood:
thence north One Hundred ard Ninety
nine and twenty-hundredths 1890
rods to the north side of the National
Road to the east line of said Section
Thirty-five 1851; thence south along
the east line of said section Thirty
Ave 1857 to the place Of beginning The
above real-eAtate being In extent some
one-hundred and TWENTY-FIVE t126)
acres, more or less"
Terms Of sale:
Said reaIestate Will be sold, free and
discharged of the taxes Of and for the
year 1911. but subject to the taxes Of
and for the year 1919. payabIe In the
year 1913.
! said reslestate viii be soid for one
third of purchase-money. cash In hand:
onethird in one year and one-third In,
two years, purchaser giving mortgage
on the realestate sold to secure the.
payment Of the deferred payments: Ill
with interest at the rate Of six per
centum per annum, payable annually.
The said sale will be made on the
rroyuf uns ~ thu 1ans,r NJ N n N 40
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Take Notice! You are in
vited to see High Jumping,
Trick and Fancy Skating, by
Harrison Fry. 1t Coliseum.
Admninainn. 16c. 1S-stt
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FOUND
FOUND-Small ring. Palladium. 2s-2t

IN THE UNITED STATES ols-
TRIcT COURT FOR THE Dc
rRiCT OF INDIANA IN
eANkRuPrcv.
In the matter Of Henry H. johann
ming. Voluntary Bankrupt.
Cause No. 1914.
To the creditors Of Henry H. Jo-
banning, voluntary bankrupt. Of Rich
mond. Wayne County. Indiana:
You and each OF you. are hereby no
tified that On the 22nd day of March.
A. D. 1919. Henry II. Johanning was
duly sdjudged bankrupt and the
first meeting of his creditors will be
held at the once Of Dickinson Trust
Company. Richmond. Indiana. at ten
o'clock =. m. Thursday. April 1. 1912.
ut which time the creditors may At
tend. prove their claims, examine the
bankrupt, appoint q trustee and trans
act such other business - may prop
erly come before such meeting.
To secure consideration oil claims
must be properly endorsed on the out
er side thereof with the name OF the
bankrupt, name and address, Of tho
creditor, amount claimed. and name
and address Of counsel, II any.
HARRY c. SHERIDAN,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Frankfort. Indiana. March -, 1914.
28-1t Il. sa.ss
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&@(8Zgr
Trim The colts fest
Separate the ailing eve.
The tank heater season II here
again.
Farm manure II too valuable not
TO care for 1t.
Initiate tho butter-fat test, and re-
call tho boarder COW.
II you plant pear trees in rich soil
you invite blight.
The early spring pullets make the
fall and winter layers.
Lambs should have one feed Of good
mixed hay once q day.
There are more rabbits than sheep
In any state in the cornbelt.
Either alfalfa hay or bran win bal,
ance a corn ration for the cows.
A tablespoonful Of oilmsal a day to
each eve will be found profitable.
Limestone land and red clay land
under good culture are most profitable.
A little pig loves sunshine and
needs It almost ~ much ~ he needs
food. 90
Ventilation Is . good thing II proper
~ done but drafts are not good venti-
lation.
Some feeders advise giving the
hogs medicated salt to drive out the
worms.
New South Wales 10 said to contain
more kinds Of Towering plants than
all Europe.
The man who makes q success Of
poultry 10 tho man who starts with
the right aim.
The duck raisers on Long Island use
large quantities Of nsh to feed their
breeding stock.
With i've or moro cows . hand sep
arator ought to pay for itself the FIRST
year of its use.
The weak sheep should be kept in
separate pens and the lsnbs separate
from the old sheep.
Tho hen that makes . good record
for herself in eggs for the whole
year 10 the hen to keep.
One sign Of q good mixer 10 large
milk veins on the underside of the
mody. It doesn't often fail.
A heavy covering Of manure over
the outdoor vegetable pit will give
frost less Of chance to get In.
The COW should be- studied individ-
ually, and food supplied according to
each animals consuming capacity.
With only three horses to every 100
person, Switzerland has tho smallest
equine population Of any country.
"More bushels to the acre." is an
exceedingly good motto for any farm.
er, even If It should mean fewer acres.
Two Paris department, stores use
storage battery driven electric tri-
cycles to deliver purchases to custom.
erS.
Paint your tin wash basins on the
inside with q good white enamel paint
II you would prolong their useful
ness i -
Many flock owners make 4 serious
mistake BY disposing Of the ewes that
are in Z rundown condition ut wean-
Ing time.
Softshelled eggs can be caused by
one Of four conditions: Lack of sum
cient lime in the food: indigestion:
overfat; fright
Dairy farming Is good business, but
II exaoting rs the cows must be fed.
watered. MIXED and cared for every
day In tho year.
The ability Of the ewes to feed and
nourish the lambs after birth will de-
pend upon the care and feed given
them during the winter.
It pays to have tho farm fenced in
to small fields and to have plenty Of
yards to keep hogs Of different sizes
and ages separated.
Those who are feeding bundle corn
to their cattle must make arrange
ments to have hogs follow them or
the waste will be too great.
Breeding ewes and store sheep win
winter well on good, briGht, wheat
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