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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
In the Churches

First Presbyterian church, Corner
Of Chapline and Thirteenth streets,
Rev. w. \. Cook, ID. ID. minister.
The Sabbath school and the Bible
classes will meet p 2 a. m. and at
$3.50 n. m. adjourn 30 attend the Tab
ernacle service at 10 a. m. The mem
bers OF the congregation will hold
their services Of Praise and Prayer
on Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market n Twentieth streets. Rev.
Charles n. Mcdonald. ID. d.. pastor.
The Sabbath school will meet at Q
O'Clock sharp, so as TO close al 9:3O
and &c TO the Tabernacle service at
10 n. m.
81. Andrews church Eon and
Thirty-seventh streets. second Sun.
day In Lent: 2 p. m. Sunday school:
F:SO .. m, evening prayer and ser.
mon.
st. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF steel bridge. the Rev. Jacob
Brittingham. rector. The services for
second Sunday in Lent will be: g:l5
q. m, Sunday school: 1920 n. m.
holy communion and sermon: 7:3O ..
m, evening prayer and sermon and
on tuesday. = 2. m. evening prayer
and address; Wednesday. 1870 .. m,
adult Bible class; Thursday, 4 o. m.
evening prayer and address: Friday.
30 p. m, evening prayer and sermon
St Andrews church. Thirty seventh
ana Eoh streets. second Sunday in
lent Evening prayer and sermon,
1880 D. m Sunday school. ? p m.
Zion Lutheran church on South
Market street, Rev. A. l.. BenEe.
pastor. Reminisoere Sunday. Chief
service a. 1914 a. m. Sunday school
~ ? D. m, Vespers AZ 100 D. m. This
service IL In English. The pastor
VII preach on the topic. "woman,
Behold. Thy Son" This n tho sec.
ond word Of the Savior on the cross.
MIS-. IDA Nolte Steber will sing.
FESTIVAL Prelude" F1agher. Mrs. L.
May Holt. p. NJ: Anthem aTJnfold
re Portals" Oounod, sung By the sur.
pliced choir: Solo: There A. a Green
Hil Far Away" Gounod, Mrs. ida
Nolte- Steber. Ohertory:2"Ths last
Hope" o~ottsohalk: Anthem. saw
our. When Might Involves" Shelley.
Postlude. Grand March Prom Fauet."
Sounod A cordial invitation n en-.
tended 20 All especially 70 those not
having a church home The Luther
an choral society will meet in this
church on Monday evening. Tenten
vesperv on Wednesday evening
Monthly meeting % the Mission 20.
clety and Of tho church council on
"wednesday evening after vespers
The c~atechetical classes win mest
THIS week ~ the call OF the pastor
Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. mozart. Rev. y. e. snvder.
pastor Reminiscere. Sunday school
~ ? 70 . m: chief service at 1910
= m vespers 81 Z 40 O'Clock. Len.
vespers on Wednesday evening Al
70 O'Clock catecheticai class WIN
meet on Wednesday afternoon A. l.fs
O'Clock
FIRST Baptist church. Twelfth and
hyron streets. y y Brininstooi. pas.
Bible school will meet AZ .
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"our busy LadIe., AL.

The above 10 the title OF a play
that was given on Thursday night at
b Christian church by the young
people Of the Sunday school. A large
sum OF money was cleared and an ex-
cellent program was rendered. There
we're about 70 people In the cast OF
characters and their parts were all
played In an exceptionally good man.
ner. The musical numbers which
we're Interpreted during the progress
OF the play were well received.
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Suggestion Mseslno.

There will be a Republican sugEes.
ton and mass convention held at city
hall Saturday. March .. at 1880 y. m,
1912. for nominations for the follow
ing offices: City clerk. member board
OF education. Weilsburg independent
school district. one member % city
council from each ward and one mem.
Der OF city executive committee from
each ward. All voters In the inde-
pendent school district are entitled TO
vote for members OF the board Of
education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

The following marriage licenses
have been granted BY the county
clerk.
John " Robertson, OF Washington,
ID G. and Reba r. Mutt ~ Washing.
ton. D. &.
James Woods. Jr. and Edith J. Pro
fator. both % Allegheny county. Pa
Reese ID. smith. OF FoIiansbee IN
Lizzie Jane Beading. Of Donora Pa
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hold an exchange this afternoon At
Patserson's store. from 2 10 8.
Miss Ella Bond. Of WhselinG vas
The recent guest OF her cousin. Miss
Hilda Amick, Of this city.
III. W. Cor, Of Wheeling. win reach
the service tomorrow afternoon Al
$3.50 o'clock a. Christ's p. - church.
The high school u IL thought viii
be ready for dedication March "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

The woman's club OF welisburr.
met on Thursday afternoon AZ the
Hudson house parlors. and an inter.
estins program vas rendered. The
subject FOR the afternoon was German
Literature" A number OF interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Do you know that more real danger
turks In a common cod than in any
other OF the minor ailments? The
safe way Is to take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. a thoroughly reliable
preparation. and rid yourself Of the
cold as quickly as possible. This rem.
edy is for sale by all dealers.
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NJ KisL- o. rnG OVERLAND. A.
RANo1Ac THg ogrAilA


Plans for q nanDoth automobfIs
show 60 be held In machinery hall on
Tie Island fair grounds In the near
future are being arranged By Mr.. Ktel.
sGsat for the Overland car. He 10
Interesting all the local agents. owpsn
. supply houses In the ven and
~ the present plans maferialise the
sho will be q OF the eiab-
orats ever held IN . city this sine.
There 10 every reason to believe
that the show will b held. A Buffalo
concern have been trying to arrange
Q show with the board of trade and
negotiations between these parties
are now pending. Mr.. Kiel and the
Bufaio concern may cooperate in the
movement
In this event practically every manu-
f~acturing concern In this country
would exhibit machines here. Tho
show will last a week and will no
doubt create much enthusiasm m --.~-
mobile circles. Pittsburg. Springfield.
Dayton, Buffalo and pracLcaliiy ussf
city OF any importance have been
holding these shows and they have
all proven successful. Final plans for
the local show will In all probabilities
be completed within . very short
time.
On Wednesday evening at the as
ssmbly rooms OF the board OF trade,
q Joint meeting OF the good roads com
mittee OF the Ohio Valley Auto club
q the board of trade will hold a
meeting. This meeting will be held
for the purpose Of completing arrange-
ments for a good road rally Il be held
here IN the near future.
The meeting was to have been hold
here last week, but owing to the alb
n OF Secretary Roy B. Naylor IL
was postponed. Resolutions win be
passed at this meeting favoring the
proposed bond issue for the immedi-
ate Improvement OF all unfinished
highways in Ohio county.
Local agents are already making a
number OF sales. While not a Great
amount Of sales have vet been re-
ported. Il Is stated that within the
next two weeks at least fifteen new
machines viii be sold In the Wheeling
district. During the past week Mr..
KEEL. agent for the Overland sold
machines 70 DR.. Messeriy, OF Martins
Ferry. and George Kalbitzer, of this
city.
The Wheeling Wall Plaster Com
psny has purchased O handsome
eighteen ton truck from the Atterber-
~ company. II IL one Of the finest
trucks In the city.
Charles Hunter. an empioye OF the
Aut Car Company. has returned from
e visit at the ArBenZ automo-
bile factory at Chillicothe. o.
Mrs. Frank L. Perrin, OF Cincinnati.
sister OF President Taft, has Just
bought q six cylinder Alec touring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Some men who boss their wives IN
public are a. meek as lambs al home.
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UTILIZING WASTE FoR PROFIT
a 1fa5 TaH-Fres MaehIna Tor aaa

a tis5 TaS-Frss Machine for sss.
We sell direct from the factory 70
you. that's Why. We guarantees this
machine for 5 years. prepay freight
charges. guarantees safe delivery and
refund your money n not a. repre-
scnted.
This Il a nev special agency propo
sition that entities you 10 one county
right for n year. and II pays for IL.
self ever month. This should be
good news TO the wise Address to
day.
The wood waste Dlstmeriss Co. i've
t2o4 MocUllosh Street.
Whes4na ". Va. u. 3. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

papers we're read and music was fur.
nished BY Miss Kunkie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

"A ne glass for wind shields has
recently been produced by a firm of
French glass makers which is intend.
ed TO be proof against breaking" said
Charles F. Splitdorf. head of the
famous Splitdort laboratories. so
many cases OF injury by broken glass
have been reported that a special ef-
fort has been made to end this par.
ticular form OF accident"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

To the automobilist. who Is es-
pecially Interested in the improvement
OF streets in his own city, Alaska and
e needs In the matter OF road con
struction may seem n very distant sub
1ect. However, DR.. Chas. G.. Percival.
who recently made an extensive
motor trip through that country in the
Aboott-Detroit Bulldog" Is insistent
on bringing the matter { o the atten-
tion OF friends OF the good roads
cause. hoping TO secure favorable ac-
ton through the present be-
fore which a number OF appropriation
bills are now pending. DR.. P~ercival
took up the advocacy OF good roads
twenty ago. when he became
editor OF one OF the first bicycle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

1890 puAksAsA. 60 - - -
vunf q os sutsDs1GA S<so1 tBeD
- U~asnr - ~ $4,000 an<
a nAieal eAanss b sszlag pslsey
vhicA - a Usne iaDsrsanss - tts
osalsu thro1gAeut The csuusU. -
tusf beo a.ao11cs4 ~ - Cntts1
statss TfD CooDany. Yuennl noetcs
has bssa given hat In fufnss - s.to-
Mobile tires viii b go sf rsenii ~
this concsrn- otgns announckng TIN
f.ce already have hssa pssssd ~ IN
Of TIE conpany's tvsaUNfx hranahss
locAted IN various ctees non New
York 10 Ban Yfane1sen. 90 u nSv
order bsoooss sGsctvo tDDs1iatsay.
ne day aftsr tAs vs,Asrsut cup
1cs Of 1911. Q runor ~ slruulstsd
throughout the eaDt 10 tho GGDDct that
the Lsatsr Motor Company. IL Win
nerB Of the cup. had withdrawn from
racing This rumor became 70 por-
ststsnt that he officers Of TIE com-
pany issued Q statsment 70 the erect
that he report was not correct b.
cause no decision had Deen reached
The facts are that the Losier com
pany has had this question up for
discussion q number Of times during
the past two years. but . definite Do
cision was not reached until to-day
when II was announced upon author
ity OF III. A Losief. president Of the
company. that Lozisr cars would take
no part In track racing events during
the season of 1919. This announce
ment puts an end to the speculation
as to the racing situation for the COM
ing season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
LOCAL AUTOISTS NAY
GIVE SHOW AT ISLAND

car. M1L Pur1a nrue v.s stfrnesel
by IL car vhfls vtn1<1ng ths autoDo-
bfls show IN Oncfnnnk1. a.d MADE n
nsssne.s. 70 t.ss n - sssa - sAe
ns machine ssiscfsd By the Prsst-
dsaf's sisesr. has long. straight hines
and 70 distinguished By . broad. vhits
stripe about The body. There 10 an
electric bulb concealed bsnsat the ton
mean door which filuminatss the step
at night
Leon Kies's siz cyiindsr Pierce. 10
on the streets again affair being TO
painted and thoroughly overhauled-
Thrilling experiences In the worst
blizzard In years were reported by
William II. Kleckner and Charles d.
Weed. who have Just reached New
York In q six cylinder Alec touring
car after q zoo mile trip through Penn
syivania.
Both men told how they passed over
mountains that had not been traversed
during the winter months In years and
baftled with snow drifts seven feet
high when the roads were obscured.
The . struggle. they said, began
when they left wilkesBarre and en-
countered the treacherous mountain
known al Giants Despair. The men
had to night q seventy mile an hour
gale I n addition to being forced to
climb q steep grade.
That tire users are commencing to
appreciate the fact that a little atten-
ton given to tires II q profitable in
vestment Is shown by the large num-
Der OF motorists who have Joined the
United States Tire Company's service
bureal. which was organized some
months ago.
The sole purpose OF this service
bureau Is to aid the consumer In
getting as much mileage as possible
out OF his tires. More than 1900
names OF motorists who are seeking
just such information have been en-
rolled.
Commenting upon this phase OF the
tire industry, J. NJ. Gilbert. general
manager OF the United States Tire
Company, says:
Adjusting departments OF big tire
concerns claim land they base this
claim upon careful and close-range OBJ
~servation). that about fifty per cent
OF the tires that are discarded. unfit
for service. are not actually worn out
but deteriorate through abuse or Eg-
iect. perhaps both"
IT, a.. .--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

The Wheeling Wall Plaster COM
psny has purchased O handsome
eighteen ton truck from the Atterber-
~ company. II IL one of the finest
trucks In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Charles Hunter. an empioye OF the
Aut Car Company. has returned from
a weeks visit at the ArBenZ automo-
bile factory at Chillicothe. O.
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March.
March 2 to 9-Pleasure ear show
In Mechanics building, Boston. Mass,
onder the management OF the Boston
Automobile Dealers association.
March 4 to s-Denver Automobile
show.
March 10 to 2o-Commerciai We
hicle show in Mechanics building.
Boston. Mass, under the auspices Of
the Boston Commercial Motor Vehicle
association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Referring to the difficulties which
a tourist met with in the past when
touring Canada. DR.. Charles G. Per
cival. editor Of Health Magazine. or
New York city. who Is now touring
British Columbia in the famous
around-the-world Abbott-D Detroit Bull
Dog. says The new Canadian Gus
toms regulations extend the visitor
thirty days this year. whereas former
~ n visitor could remain in British
Columbia only three days without
bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

In montgomery. California. may be
seen one OF the oldest police stations
In America" says DIR. Chas. G. Per
cival. who is making n 1000 mile
trip in the Abbott-D Detroit BULLDOG"
1T looks somewhat like a huge dry
goods box, with a derrick such as is
used for drilling oil wells. superim-
posed upon IL. In tho top of the der
rick hangs a bell, which is rung In
case OF fire"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Mrs. Frank L. Perrin. OF Cincinnati,
sister OF President Taft, has just
bought q six cylinder Alec touring
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-12-20
WOMAN'S CLUB

a.The reception by the Woman's
Club last Tuesday afternoon was en-.
joyed by about forty-fve Of the
members and their guests. The
function was to have been held in
the Adelphi Club rooms, but on &C.
count of the repairs being made
it was held in the Leras Candy
Company's spacious saloon.
Mrs. A. W. Sloss, chairman of the
entertainment committee, and Mrs.
A. A. Temke, acting president, had
charge of the function and deserve
great credit for the originality dis
played. Refreshments were served.
Each member and guest received u
Christmas card tied with ribbons of
the club colors. Several musical
selections were rendered.
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SOCIETY
EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION

The order Of the Eastern Star
held its annual installation of off,
GERS Tuesday. December II. Mr..
and Mrs. Ketchum were shown the
mysteries of the order. after which
a banquet was given.
Officers for the ensuing year are:
Mrs. Alma Olsen. worthy matron;
Mr.. Dave Olsen, worthy patron;
Mrs, Lillian Birchfeld, associate
matron: Mrs. Rens Munsen, con-
ductress; Mrs. Laverna Sherman.
associate; Mrs. Catherine Morris.
secretary: Mrs. Achsa Field, treas
urer; Miss Margaret Rosch. Adah;
Mrs. Gene Taylor, Ruth; Miss Edna
Parker. Esther; Mrs. Sarah Snyder.
Martha; Mrs. Emma Reed, Electa;
Miss Carrie Steed, organist; Dan
Bowers, sentinel; Mrs. Cora Steed.
warder.
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E)OU,IM
L ~ G&&
DEMAND FOR FAT CHICKENS
Annual Report OF Prof. orahsm Of On.
tarlo Agricultural College Gives
interesting Figures.

The following is part OF the last
annual report OF Prof Graham Of the
Ontario agricultural college;
There Is an increasing demand for
well.fatted chickens; In fact. the de-
mand exceeds the supply and dealers
find themselves forced to fatten the
thin live-chIckens offered In the mar
kets In order TO get the supply OF fat
ted chickens required by the trade.
Dealers inform me they can pay high
rentals for buildings and have sour
milk or buttermilk shipped in by ex.
rress. and yet have a nice margin OF
profit. Surely our growers could do
this cheaper
During the past year is depart.
ment has had over so different indi.
viduals fatten chickens. and nearly ev.
eryone has been successful. The av.
cage bird gained about one pound In
two weeks feeding Each bird on the
average consumed four pounds OF
grain anu six pounds OF milk, for the
pound OF gam made. Poor gains were
made from Leghorns. Hamburgs and
such cockerels. These birds made fair
broilers. but unsatisfa ctorily roasters
rle ration used consist OF one-third
each OF Underground oats. buckwheat
aud corn. This was mixed to the con.
sistency OF pancake batter with sour
milk or Outlermilk The birds are fed
lightly during the first few days or un.
I'll their appetites become keen. after
which the ration is gradual" increas.
ed TO all they will eat But two feeds
a day are given, and as near equal
parts as possible The chickens will
readily ga, by lamplight. II there is a
5 ,ret 20 the process at all. II is in
Liver overlooking. 5u: giving all they
Will consume"
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Bronze Turkey.

Is favorite In some sections OF Great
Britain In France the so-called Ital.
Ian variety is commonly kept These
birds are much used as hatchers and
brooders OF common chickens. The
peasant poultry women OF France un.
derstand how 10 make the turkey
hens sit TO order and often keep them
mcubating eggs for months at time
According 10 the best authority
known. the bourbon Red variety was
developed from The native turkeys OF
Bourbon county. Ky. and have been
bred up from what In early days was
named the Wild yellow Turkey" The
standard weights are adul, cock 80
pounds hen Is pounds. cockerel %
pounds, pullet IL pounds. This va.
riety il a great fayorite In some To-
calities
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Stockholders Meeting

In accordance with the charter
and articles Of incorporation. there
will be- held the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Ri Metallic
Mining & Milling Company, at the
Company's registered office in the
Village Of Deming. County Of Luna,
State Of New Mexico. on the Sec
oni "Wednesday in January. 1913,
tJan - from ? to p. M, for the
election Of Directors and the trans.
action of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
2w46 WILLARD +. Holt. Sec'y
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The Art of Printing was graphic.

The Art of Printing was graphic.
ally portrayed by moving picture at
the Comet Wednesday night.
Kid gloves at half-price at Birch.
field and Heath on Pine street, for.
merly the White House.
Violets. carnations and sweet peas
for Christmas at the Deming Green
House on Copper avenue.
The stock must move to make
room for new goods bargains all
week at Birchfield and Heath on
Pine street, formerly The White
House.
At eleven O'Clock Friday in the
camp of Troop NJ of the 18th caval-
ry there was pulled off the most
hilarious badger fight in the history
of Deming. Both animals were in
fine trim, and the betting ran high.
Captain Cootes ofiiciated as referee,
while H. H. Kelly. John Corbett,
John NJ. McTeer and F. B Schwent.
ker of Albuquerque, were his as.
sistants. Manager Pritchett, OF the
local Harvey house. attached him.
self to the other end of the rope
and pulled the badger out of the
hole in which he had temporarily
taken refuge. Mr.. Pritchett ex-
presses himself as highly pleased
with this rugged western sport, and
Hospitality invited the entire crowd
down to the Harvey house for re-
freshments. Albuquerque Journal.
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The GRAPHIC Cent-a-Word
WANT ADS Bring Results.
Phone los


FOR SALE See j. A. Milliken fol
Christmas turkeys. Lock Box 3l2. IS
FOR SALE Some bargains: combina'
ton hand and horse augur well drilling
machine. 500; also horse. buggy, lap
robe and harness for sale cheap. Ad-
dress W. A. Edie. lola. N. M.
FOR SALE CHEAP five horse
engine and pump complete Also plows.
harrows and other farm tools. w. E.
Hines. Deming. AS
FOR SALE Fine. 6-hole steel range
in first class shape. Ask at the Graphic
office.
For Sale: First.class Oliver type
writer, No. 3. Good as new. $1,000.
X. Bedichek. 3ltf
For Sale: 10 feet of "a Standard cas-
ing: also. 20 feet of 2-feet black iron
casing. cheap. Write j. A. Milliken.
l0.6w'
FOR SALE Cheap, two horses. har-
ness and light wagon. Inquire at Mey-
er's Market. l2tf
FOk SALE customers wanted Tor
fresh eggs to be- delivered at your door
once each week. Write or see u. ID.
Wintamute. Deming. l6'
FOR SALE Will sell or trade rrlin-
quishment close in for city property.
Some Improvements. 26 Silver ave. Is
FOR SALE Driving horse, surrey and
Jersey cow Inquire at Berry 4 Webb's
barber shop. corner Silver avenue and
Pine street. q
FOR SALE Sorrel pony, saddle and
bride. $50 Inquire of Chamberlain. n.
of Ice plant. So .
FOR SALE Fine young jersey cow.
Phone lis 3 rings. o. II. Cooper If
FOR SALE Jersey COW. Will be- fresh
soon. Fred Sherman. tf
FOR RENT-Well furnished modern
room for gentleman. Close in; 81 per
month. Phone 2l5 #
FOR RENT Two houses for rent at
$50 each. Fred Sherman, II
FOR RENT acres of Little Vine.
yard land for money rent cash in adj
vance. If interested, write box 3Sl.
DUCKS for sale. Pekin and Roues.
Good size and well marked. Price Sl.S
to $3.50. McDermott. Haywood 2-Sw45
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|DOUIIM NOTF('
- xRs--,v

Lawn clippings and green waste
from the garden make good chicken
feed
Give the fowls variety OF feed.
Beef scraps are good for young
chicks
Sweet oil will remove tar from
feathers.
Always crush egg shells before feed
ing them to hens.
Neglected poultry will soon develop
into Improbable poultry.
Salt ls just as essential to pigeons
and fowls as II is TO man
Eggs are spot cash at all times: SO
Is the well-fed fowl or chickens
Charcoal and grit are two OF the
necessities around poultry yard
II you want TO make the chicks
work dig up spot. rake in some mil.
let seed and let them scratch for IT,
II YOU were unsuccessful at this
seasons shows. now is the time to pre-
pare for the next
No one can succeed with chickens
kept In a hot. dark and filthy coop
The larger the hen. the bigger the
feed bill. and. as rule. the smaller
the egg money.
Young hens that are now bright and
active that have always been we'll.
that have laid right along and that
have good ancestry back Of them. are
the ones TO choose for producing
stock