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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-02
SWEATERS

See our Special in Ladies Sweaters all Sizes
$l95.
ASpecial in Girls andBoys Sweaters at $l.O5.
We have some fine ones in the Mannish Weav-
es and Norfork Styles.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14


Peaches, mostly tsillegtaa we're ia
rssa s,.elpls. Win ptirss unchanged
and tho commission men wsfe eieaDsa
90 ai,oai AZ fapsdly ~ tbef fsssftsa
lhs sliif,mrnis
Receipts ~ poultry aw ~eas'e siih
prices firm ana sassBcing ossld hens
arr hi rs-iues, ~ svJl quotations
The potato maiYei h s,ronK The
advance ~ California has MOI ~, .-Ffa
added bD, undoattaa'T Prices wfii "a
vance ere lnps.
fgoaWSn tspufis - foiiowsi inssssof
merchants wisi - ths eDHrae - the
neat seansn - fwo - rrQrsre'i ~ pre-
r.ey erpfeps siafres 81 al rsr ship
nsnis made during thp Npmnlsf season.
~ spite - frs,sstsS wArninEn tbs ea1n
tfy merchants consipne a. siip ~ vExN
and she fupnfnissipn msn n ssfnT ~
siaacee are refusing 10 xuafaufef ~
psass charges u would seasn that whrn
uxns ma me shlppes a. little ~ isnlf
4 csni aofsn te wvula rofpse - ship
fhesn There ~ absolutely ~ Ksis ~
cosrsns receipts. and 80 shipper feses
money IN ever shfpment ne pasiffe
A. this sears,n sas cold storage seEs
zFs fresh ana are In Fo-.d Aemsnd,
while ihs shitmsnis from the cgehtfY
are not wantsd a. any sries
Tbers Il ~ crest ehanga Ia tlse MAY
ssf Prices are steady an5 tisf aeinana
10 very good
Compound lard = sim and the prire
yin probably b, sdfenrnd ~ tbe neat
few dsya
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

New Yeft Prime mercantile paper
wss a. tHBB sterling saeaaDEo ~as
easy with affuai business iu tiahterr
Hills ~ csc 90 fnr ioday's ana ttIi ~
far demand epmmcrriai hiiir tsaA
bar silver 49,
Mexican dollars a.
GRtfumeEi beads heavy railroad
bonds Irregular
Money 90 caii steady 90 days. sA b
AZ pef cent ruling rate ~ ris.sinr
bid "a offered AZ .
Time trans steady 40 days. a. 9sx
pr cent. ~ days ~ COS per cent. ola
months. sswtA pef cent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
MARKET REPORT


The foiloNiug quotations sore Civ
en out yesterday by local wholosal D.
en.
rrcsh Fruits.
Oranges. California valencia. pef
tox. sf9o
Sew crop Calilornla Apples. per
tux igga
bananas per 10. a-tc
Lemons. Fancy California. per boa
S. eco 81 u.s.
lAmcs. per haskell. s0eHt 90
Peaches. Texas, per f.baskci crate
ete to ete aenafdinr 40 grade
Pears. Calnefnss ii.sFutits pen eus.
t2fs.
California ploms. per crate tIgsa
g. %.
grapes California mamga. shasket
crste. Sass
FRESH Vegetables.
California whitc potatoes. per bush.
Il. $40
Colorado Head Lettuce. per dozen.
epr
telery Colorado. per dozen stalks.
So
tfiinf itiu cabbage. rs i'Ff ~
Colorado snap bs'anN. per -1-uhHas,
basket a. so.
nhuttrb. per pound. &C.
Colorado cauilfloWer. rer N g.
Colorado boots yer dptrn bunrhea.
iee
Colorado turuipa per dozen punches.
eos.
Colorado carrots yer dozcn lunches.
600
Colorado Radishes, pee dozen bunch
~ soc.
C,iorado onians ger dessA punches
tgf
Tomatoes. per t-hpsket crate. 7te.
sweet pepper. per f-baaket crate
Csc.
Groccry sundFics.
Cheese. full cream Dalaios. per N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

orslr.
Chirawo The market checked tlss
teBseary 70 aavanee 81 ereeuni ~ tlss
prospects Tor iarTe Yisld y open
- shss~ higher sna closed \ ~ "
towrr.
r.srr vas IN aegnsnf r,ssrssut,rr
epsrsa y l0wer 10 shade hiFpsr and
steadied a. ths ciosp.
Cash hnasss issnxhi Data DscembsF
OgSnsd : shads - 10. ~ and tea IN
10 f1A,
yrerisi0ns faa on snfF vigorous
aeiilpg Flfst frspsatftyns RAGGED ffsfn
AZ aewsr "a IN highef. wlih retof'sf
rrodsc's sisep fes EorS. Saf1h IN iara
naa HAS, for rshs.
Lisssto<s.
Furs Worth Tks cattle receipts we're
1e3s head TOP prire. sSsf
caisfs Iieppafis 80 had; The mar
ke; H&s osr ~ ssuss-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Hogs Receipts 1910 bs4a. asfisi
N4s yefs strpuF and ss hiehor
sis.ep Re~irp. az haad. win .
STEADY gsskri.
oklahoma cip Receipts - gnills
last week. asgt hosd ~llh d steady
pathsL whhh cinHed strong
Receipts q calves iaai ps't $50
head cop tsst
Receipts II bess. 1850 heaa. via >
frironE marsst
The 700 ~ ihis gnarhcs was rsaetea
with fon4 loads ~ rovsfnmeni caliiN
from Port En whieh solh ~ tsfp.
Maftet steady "a 100 higher
Kansas Cuy Cattle rersipts ~ soc.
including sooe Southern marie, steady
~ weak
Hoes n.erlplH 4tee. market TO-
hiEhsr hun - saies a. tsso@iast
sheep Receipts ieoee mafAe, steady
a. goe 1Ntf
A. Louis Receipts - eaitis EssS.
gnriedins coo Tetann marhsi steady
loa. Ises,ipis Loco. marks, un.
changed
sas.p Rae.ip,s $500 STEADY mer.
ksi
t'nleaxa t1eesipss 81 sattis. ses
Ynaftst rsusfniiy stsasS
Hogs neesipis ~ zoe mafl,@t 8 a.
70 cents higher. bulh - safes 81 ff.sea
fsse
shecp. nneeiris aeese narhss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

mAnf that iafss cp'p ~ aHnusrf "
should hs hofne in mind. bnwet''l even
thouah lowsr pfiCes may rrutnn under
adverse feeling nov hrld. that Elsp'i
rains the fret par ~ AUGUST ~ nni
necessarily maAr rf"r Hp Tho "a
,isshnity n foilowlnf dorline ~ilh an
already attended short usiefts, - auos
giana bio.
Receipts - soften "a iipusiep Nam
day wore assa hates. anainsi a.spo inia
dass last ysaf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Tho caller ilrfnld ~hni ~ e~ellsn
h read aally ~ thousands ~ psopls
n yoa have hsoae a. rant - enffhins
20 sell ,rf THIS meshod - fsashlns li'n
people
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

zoe
Rice, extra fancy head per NJ 90 a.
Rice. iancy bead. per ih. &C.
Rice fancy Japan. per 10 Nc
Beans. pink California per lb
Z 20 90 5c
feanuts fancy Jumbo. per ib. sMc
roanuts. fancy 80 pff ~ 1hc
Peanuts. 40 go pcr lb &C.
Eege. per ease. rauilcd. s. 90 n
it725
eNftF lnmmun iismf. ikc
troakfasi nacen. liH4so
liaCuu Nrlllcr itMc
Pure lard. l2c.
COMPOUND Lard. De-
Creamery Huitcr 2oc
cnshink ou in bible $50
Chlh Pepper. per n. SOC
Sweet Pickles. Ia keea. ti2be.
sweet Pickiea. In bottles. 2s@
$500.
sour Pickles, In kegs. ~ sos fs.oa
Sour Pickles. in bottles. a5e "a W 10
Rice p0pooTn. ahoiled. per %. &C.
sugar graduated. per 100 lbs {.
ts.qs.
Dried irsnifs.
Ralslns. loose Museatelles per
~ &C.
haislns, I.asa0u f.ayers. se-lh bokes
ger boa 81 -
EFapor4ted appies. per 10. &c.
Fancy peaches. per ~. AYE
Fancy Apricoss. per D.. tie
Choice ,yap0rNted pears. per ID
lsc.
Prhnes. tot0a per ~. lzc.
prnnes. cp-Tos. per No.. zoe
PrunsN. To-soE. per 10, sssc
Prsnes, so oes. per w.. a.
cnrraniR. anry Imported. ~ ~
9a4c.
ieed Price,.
Csata. per haahei see
ffaq. per ton. fl2en
lisf. alfalfa. per bale Soc. per ton,
$50 90
pfsn. per sAfa. fi.fs.
Chops. psr saek tLta
-------- - - ~ - - - = : -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

KANaAH crrY 49,. Aug ~ ratt
a. sirops a. 10 cents hlahsf nspui
aiasrs 81 aeolese
iieps Ne esnss hlHhes h.ssiss fsst
wsso
sbesp % ~ - ,seis iewsr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14


guusatlsnN A bcgiaf weaihes fepsft
sses me coii,n Fe9ise ioAasd strength
10 tla mafket i.lv.syss.sl ~4s 70 gssigis
80 New fosh n poinfs N~~ Orleans 10
sp~s ~ opening prizes The naftsf
ot-ssa ~sah. bot me clsso was much
fAyasg ~ tone.
There wsrs sbost So bales - rp'snp
frceiSsG here yesterday and tho price
fAnrsa ftom gfM ~ "a certr
Receipts - ooston ~ Corpus Christ.
Mwnany. ~ ial~s. 'his asy leri wes'k 8
bales Turs'iss - hairp. IRIS Gay last
wc~h 10 b4fes
Ne~ Yorh Cotton pp~ned weak AZ a
decline ~ 10 - ~ peints ~ ana 500
~ ~ 4 i~nu ~ 90 pssnfs AfteF t,pe
eAsiy ifndlnf October said IN W. iisp
cvere. Teras reports aver sss tsairs
rinnsa saturday ~ifh y maFsc, around
las cents
lIpssysTd Company ~ Esw Y~$
wired. f<gwsr cables. toEsshef ~lih ian }.
proved ~esfhes 40 ths roaih. bfowght y
rather sharp decline honaaY AFTER
Inc Ogsnfnx ihe South soia very freely
whlfh. together mlih some ilunGdation
fran bsiate4 Longs. rnDsea : week mar
kes AZ aay TAess eonfinneps drtflnes
have lntenslfiee the beaflse fteilag hefs
and Il 10 new taken W. granted h,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

MY A. Tor ~ nav TKRRAcE
GRADED utrVctr 80 nNnutr eAF eesF
ice starts Tuesday ielf , Wal sn"r
hAve eltt water. 90 foot east fttnt
logs only teee, tin cash and tte q
~ enth no lstefurt. no taAHs N'efse
ruu Rvalt, Go sea Ms~galss ~
ss9tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Rice bran. pes ton. t1s 90
Flnnt. fs-lb sact. pof tbi g. h0
Floor. a. ~ sack. 10 10 bal lots.
prr hbi. 81 49,
Gotten Market
Goitnn. bssis mHldinG. 80 leg 90
C0itoH spots iiAs yea 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Stetka and nonas
New NpfA STOCKS plnnea lfonsfaiii
sirsug ulth fFsctiDbai advances ~ aii
"a tss aeiiye lAaurs sna eana.fenN ape
Iriaitics "a ihe first hvtr Fertilizer 80
Vancss were made. principally ~ Can
edlau pacific. i.aulra M ana Nashviils
was 30 thrive points and ucnersi cheni.
cal 10.
A further rins ~ s,eckH vss made On
acc0eut ~ the hrlniant pfispesis hid
aat - hsri we.t'r tfop svg"ft
Honds were ffeEpiAr
nsnin.~o and AlpasigAnsaisd csppsf
ross durinf Va. day. cu@;sfs ~eEs cas-
AR. with soms realizing on the south :
era l.sura Tho fasfsst cips~a iFfesu-
lar.
IL the final dsaiines prices feii bach.
49, sve.tH .~e - H.--a.as e-.sinf re-
crsrinns in iShlrh Vsiisy, sifs-f Nnfib
efn Canaaiaa raclflc. southern 3taits
way and Efie
rnhod states bonds declined +. rsf
cent un cali
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

lt,s1MH AID uHaAus ~ 80 q -
saas - isg; \ wasss ~ sists'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

AVER il.loosn trw,4tn AsN itea NJ
tes arrest goiH i,a'Ast win ipftlRlf y y
e.,ia WNh piu nlth silamenA H<jA fls'as
~ rsitnn 81 b. HfAsl ttsWWettt
stf,.4 aud nbfnln feNhrH ~ ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

WANTED l'cupis to snu~ ths 0uu
Commission GEO. ait ChHIalrui 81. has
qn hand ESD va Times fresh fish. .rrs.
chickens. aisp vegetables No dslrcr
ans place. i'hune llA Isa SIN
WANTED ro rent "a rtan well
furnished NutfaKe faf fft Nlnisf he4in
uinE Srpfrfuist Must us modem
and lV' ltfd convenient in biislnr-s tr,
tiuu. l'hHNN 900 ALL. Ni
NAN lt' Hnntf fouuE uan rtfstls
h0nrst umhfiiuuf hnd noi nffaId 81
wofs. desires position Experiences
HfDcrfman gDod rciefeussa 81
Glenn 3is faeuna street g.lf.af
WANTED a Hoth water boy with
some experience who also wants 90
irtrn she drag business ApuN a.
fiafiiuEun Pharmacy. lnruuFon Tax.
as 81 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

New Yofs The marEei ~as auss'
snd prices steady - firm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14


fuN RENT h.faom house. tti
wAcu "a Vas al modern improve
menis. Apply GO "a u savage Nooi1
~. g & Natl hank buildlns
7ktf
-
nun nm~g Lame sfeos aslee fcom
As urs,Fir. Arpiy A n uArfssnn
hta ga ghAHafrai ~ katf
tpn Amt nh,si, fursishoa froni
ruons bo3 rtNl.afral Atuu
RooMe furnished nor frnt 10 nscs
fnmllies ~ rcrsons Of Ala Vista ho.
tri ilfht househ ccring 7 70 I'm
sfAf~tt.iSss iAunsA. sail lanis and
siI0a fsa riaD. N~r vIiw' ~ tsiai
aad ban stand c.ntfai wharf
shim
The t'aises has itH usual amount 90
~Ant ada ihls mufnlnK a Mil pa,
you "a lOVt for your wani4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
eus a slcs eowt
~. % tea.. W.ti ao.t NJ.


ftsfs Nfs nNfNs NafNaf'H
~ arfx ttuth feftn ga rntil hia.d suh
ritter usin isnlfo "a Hia.t h,,uns. NNil
snA athos buildings. u~nrf hard 81
musl reii
fasprsNsA farm SEQ strpA. 900 ~
hish state - reilit "a l.4h Tins lotfus,fla
h,aias nnd uahst hustdlans. ~ ns8td'd
f,,an and neat railroad Nsl nei"f"i
hlkcL iana ncar rnriina thrteft rin "h
ihu iaea fhls - unc ~ tht fiNesi tef'uu
10 fiAas country
eees acre fanth. I miles ffnm fan
foaa. all frnted and muse tsnfet ~
tltan firf acre
w haze rith pfuNaffY ~ pffrf. 90
tuallf t,.iuW the ninsirl Sasut. hnth ~
i.ta frelarnfep ant heainofr lfrpytif
Wa refuse ~ ilst ili,t,sntis unlsas .iiar
pro, IL ti4iN fhat W wv We hase iisa
haftAlna Gail 10 vfltN
Nlmntnne ilnofr lnt seiinfnf 'os
A.iEff Ni latnfs Hide iiun' iai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

ton futures elis,d steady ~ points
up a. psin,s dgvu. onmpasri Win
isa,fdAt Fps,ta stsstab a. sac ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Mrs. RAY uotussroS. = graduate
nurse ffnm Hattie Greek. Mich. eiv~>
Facial. Special Ahaominst and sieu-
essl swedish Massage Al her residence
on ahrii iirach. Phone 1ix
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
Special Notice

AiuNNN RI fokH i&s.oeo ani ur.
pa4de a. puinE srntfInA xllh lAfnn
huldlnEn. i'it utinih 20 ss4ufs sdeuaaiN
hank ina ayruinutraAt inNr Estates W.
ti1nifalinA Nuis hamed rmfetiwn1rac.
invited ~ H. N,wfa Hcnis1 ana Ia.
oienkv Co. C,seuus ahfisll fsaer
s.ts.at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

REYNA'A Orchestra take pleas
afe " offering a. the pabIIc ntst-
class orchestra iesas y. neynA. kn<
lslses a. Moosicn iasssamenss re-
rsltet. T1j I'm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

- Att vlrhsnf Nrsirsr isrrsr~s ~
elck tettoa u win rss tn arrange
With "a, ~ M afs In po~stspe this
sear TO iasaish al the Nexi(res that
saa can usc, aud VIA h. rlsi 10
hear from Those wanting sotton pick
sFu. of ans kina ~ laboferz NiiI a
obborn, 4. q n~s sst Laredo. Te~.
Telephone tts. TAO In
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
roo CARA TO CLASSIFY.


AvtNFs New inrik lrlllnn ~ ahoutz
Roosevelt snd sha Progressive Party. (
ontmepe Cn,nana enoplese book
Freaf uas sampls ffrs 70 every ssea,
highest commission ~ salary rsl:e'
immediately ne FIRES pssnt lpssfoe
llonal iiipis Iioese roffs naia,es.
i'hAadsplhlA
s~lsia.ns as s.ss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

FoR sAi.E saad and erasel fof
sids~Aiks and saildtne purposes ~
osders KaaraRt~cd A hohatck Orascl
Co. rhomaston. reAae ~ am
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

pErhcTlvE competeas. ssrssie6c.
cd man viii attend 80 your needs itf
yoa hAss dlshenlslss. address Tor Ia
ssrslew. \ Y y. care cattsf. "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Tho c'ailes.iieraif Hsat aas pay you.
Tfs them "a yesr bss,nsns :.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

SusY 90 AT A aAcatftcH
fluy in snmuisf rcil n ~intet rats
~ ,he ~as ne ~.ld sestl,Fa neAs msm.
e, Nf ln,o.,os 'sske sl.e c,sS Nv,
nov sod usaAs ace ps~sfn mai a,slns
Thrse 10 rsst iots ~-si ie,asei ~efth
81 sea onis tt.fAt
f1ns eas, sr,r, ecsneF ~ofsh gseo
nav fras, lct vii tsnr iscee ia,
oniY Ntea
loasita el.ee IA. hallsha site . soa
,,,nsr tet stirwah down ttte
"a t~c, e.,rnss w. ~s~s i.es 81. 800
sse Arfss bcss hia,e land IN shc soun
-. Sco H. A lsAskErr
i'henss ga o. Nesr shs iasio
eus a slcS eoms
on. % shsss viii sut ses.
efst,,m h"nsc. "a heauiyl - tAfro
1 kst,om bunrelow siose "A ttshe
i,aiets nss~iosn h0nsa.o~ svsans tAsee
)ss,hiia mvassn h"n,e taeAll s',eee
l i r,&ssi Furnished hcmc hay fronI "a zoe
oes Furnished hnns foat tth naoeth
soom hunae rent 80 atmsnth
y A uAcAErr a 60.
i'Aones ssst' Near sae lyric
ieneo acre. HACK pfalFlv laHa 90 90
! 49, srr,r hissk pfais,s wsa hsam sNli
lssa 30 l.is hls,k tftm l,as HasiA u
isp~pfth tAse Houth TsAas i.ana Np
ann g....t...t,... nfr..f a.. II
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
EAST MIDDLEBURV.

The condition of Mrs. Jane Lovett re-
mains unfavorable.
Mrs. Almon Enos has returned home
from New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sheldon and
daughter of Charlotte, N. g.. are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheldon.
Kenneth Danforth has gone to Man
chester for medical treatment.
Mrs. Oliver Ashton of Rutland was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James Manney
during the week.
Albert Russell was severely injured
about the face while playing ball on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farr of Hancock
were the guests of Mrs. F. A. Farr dur
ing the week.
Heavy frosts were reported on North
street on Sunday night and bonfires were
resorted to for the preservation of the
early crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meanwhile are
on the sick list
The building of the cement piers for
the new iron bridge at the grist mill
have been completed.
Mrs. Charles Belden was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges during the week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
SHARKS BORO.

Mrs. Mandana Hanson died at her
home Wednesday, June 5. The funeral
was held from the Methodist church Sat.
urday. Rev. Mr.. Sawyer of Hinesburg
officiated. Mrs. Hanson leaves daugh-
ter, Mrs. Noble Wyman, and son,
Howard Hanson, both of this town.
Mrs. Hanson was Mandana Ferguson,
daughter of David Ferguson. She mar
ried for her first husband Byron Mead.
They had one child, Mrs. Wyman, when
MIR. Mead died. She married for her
second husband Mark Hanson and they
had one son, Howard. Mrs. Hanson was
a member of the Methodist church a
good many years. Her father was a
Methodist minister and preached here
several years.
Mrs. Ira Stokes is not as we'll as at the
last writing.
Mrs Ray Stokes is in poor health; also
Mrs. Fay Stokes.
There has been much sickness around
here this spring, owing to the cold and
wet weather. 1t has kept DR.. Wade
busy night and day most of the time.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
GRANVILLE.

D. N. Rice met with bad accident
Friday while repairing bridge by tree
that was falling. He tried to escape its
descent and in jumping out of the way of
the falling tree struck on something that
hurt his heel cords which has caused him
great pain so that he has had to resort to
medical treatment and the use of
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford of Randolph
passed Sunday with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ford.
Miss Sophia Butts, who has been on
the sick list, was able to take a car
riage ride Sunday. Her mother of the
Braintree Inn has been with her the past
week.
Mrs Earl Mcintosh, who was called
here by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Leon Cady, returned to her home in
Randolph Saturday. Mrs. Cady is much
better.
Mrs c. R. Bagley is visiting in Ran
dolph and other towns this week.
H. E. Ford was in Warren on business
Saturday.
James Palmer has gone to Rutland tc
work.
c. G. Vinton of Somervile, Mass, is ir
town for the season. He is to work fol
w. G. Lamb.
Mrs. N. F. Whitney was with Mrs. A
c. Lam b over Sunday.
Mrs Robert Bingham visited friends il
Randolph recently.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14

made gradually, not faster than one to
two pounds per day. A little grain
may be fed after three to four weeks,
preferably placed in a box after the
milk Is eaten. One-half to three fourth rs
of pound of ground corn or oats daily
makes a good feed. The starches OF
these feeds must be acted upon by the
saliva of the mouth in order to digest.
and therefore the grain should not be
given in the milk. as 1t would be swal-
lowed without chewing.
Calves will begin to nibble on hay at
about four weeks of age and can be
fed what good, clean hay they will
eat. Alfalfa is perhaps too laxative to
be fed to young calves, but may be Civ
en- after three to four months. All
changes in feed should be gradual
Calves should not be turned out to pas
ture unless they have had little green
feed before. as it is liable to cause
scours. Give all the fresh. clean wa
ter this calf will drink.-B. Z. Jones,
Montana Agricultural College.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
ADDISON,

Children's Day was observed June 8,
there being 80 children that took part.
The choir rendered fine music with
Cages orchestra. One hundred and
sixty in attendance.
The Addison Baptist church was well
represented at the association at Panton
June 4, twenty five attending, sending
five delegates, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gage,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Smith and Mrs. John
Carr. Invitation was extended for the
association to meet in Addison in 1918
and accepted.
Mrs. Richard Warner and two children
went to Middlebury Friday to visit Mrs.
Harrison Warner and returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noonan, for
merly of this place. but now of Panton,
are receiving congratulations over the
| birth of a son, June q.
Mrs. Arthusa Gregory and daughter,
| Lillian Vanarem, OF Burlington were
recent visitors of l.. q. Seegar and Mrs.
James Lacy.
Mrs. j. st. Clair and Miss Florence
returned from Worcester and Boston,
Mass, Saturday after an absence OF
three weeks.
Earl and George Putnam of Burling
ton were at their mothers, Mrs. John
Carr, on a short visit
Mrs. Charles Putnam Of Worcester
Mass. is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Will
Wood and Mrs. John Carr.
Mrs. William Myrick returned Satur
day from Bridport. Mrs. Howard Stone
accompanied her.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
Rations That Mako Thrifty Pios.

There is fine bunch of hogs at the
University of Wisconsin. The house
that they live in is one that could be
used by any farmer. The feed that Is
used. however. is really what brings
the excellent results. For little pigs
the ration is made up as follows: Thir-
ty-five pounds of oats ground fine, thir'
ty-fve pounds of middlings. twenty
pounds of cornmeal, nine pounds of oil
meal and pound of salt. This makes
hundred pounds. which is mixed care
fully and fed in slop.
The brood sows are fed ration about
like the following: Twenty-three pounds
of cornmeal, twentythree pounds OF
ground oats. twentyfour pounds OF
bran, twenty-three pounds of middlings
six pounds of oilmeal and pound OF
salt. This is also fed in slop.
In feeding alfalfa the hay is cut fine
and mixed with grain as follows: Eff
teen pounds of alfalfa. thirty pounds OF
ground oats, thirty pounds of mid
dlings. fifteen pounds of cornmeal, nin'
pounds of oilmeal and pound Of salt
This makes hundred pounds Of th'
mixture.
The following ration is designated al
ration for growing swine: Thirty
pounds of cornmeal. thirty pounds o.
ground oats. thirty pounds of mid
dlings. nine pounds of oilmeal and
pound OF salt When the hogs are Il
be fattened corn is added TO this mix
ture
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
DOMINO Horses Hoofs.

Notions ruin more horses than any
other one thing A notion most perni-
cious is that the hOofs should be creased
or tarred when shOd once a month. An
all wise Creator provided hoof material
In the form of minute pipes massed In
Jumps that are harder on the outside
than within and these take up water
In this manner Keeping the hoor elastic
30 that II wthsianLS conclusion. opens
and closes with each step and Is VI
brating. happy piece Of mechanism
worthy a great Inventor. Grease and
tar clog these pipes. keep out moisture
and make the hoor a stony. unrespon'
sive. shriveled box which jars the horse
with every step. forces an unnatural
strain upon the cartllageS which pro-
tect the articulation of The joints and
contracts the delicate laminae so they
cannot perform iheil Office within the
hoof. Farm Jourpal