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WANTED
AN EXPERIENCED FARMER.

AN EXPERIENCED FARMER.
A Utah corporation OF large land hold
ings, and excellent standing. established
some two years. wants an experienced
farmer for the position OF superintendent
Of some large farming operations. now
ready.
These land holdings are located In the
best farming district OF Utah. and the
position open ~ one which Will develop
into an excellent money making proposi-
ton.
Tho applicant should be experienced in
general farming. fairly young, married
and In position TO invest with the COM
pany from $1,000 to 10000.
To the right man II Is an excellent
opening. Address P-37, Tribune.
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20iXisS feet on state. opposite
city and county bldg. 4 good buy
for business man seeking per
manent location VIII be sure
10 increase In value $500; terms.
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BARGAINS.

BARGAINS
Beautiful Bungalows and Modern Cot
BARGAINS.
4-room modern brick cottage. close to
Ninth East. with a south front and
large lot; cement walks and base
ment; buffet kitchen. screened In
electric fxtures. This Is neat lit
tie cottage and can be handled like
rent.
5000 Cash. s25 per month. Price $4,000.
Groom modern brick cottage, close to
the city and county building, with
good sized lot, lawn, cement walks.
screened-in back back porch: large t9o 2shfry Hy.
lures. The homo Is complete and at
a bargain price.
S3250,00 Price. Terms Arranged.
5-room mottled brick bungalow close 10
Ninth East In an excellent ocation,
full cement basement, cement walks
screened-in back porch. buffet kltch,
en- hardwood floors, built-in mantel
and bookcases. china cabinet. unen
closet enameled bath. screened In
sleeping porch. This is n beautiful
modern bungalow ana never oeeh
$500 Cash. $50 per month Price $500.
Groom mottled brick bungalow, strictly
modern, full cement basement, ce
nent walks screened-in back porch
and sleeping porch. buffet Kitchen.
china ca abinet In dining room, built
In mantel and bookcases in living
room. tiled bath. linen closet. This
modern bungalow is new and Just
completed, including electric fixtures.
and is close to Ninth East. the paved
street,
$500 Cash. $40 per month. Price $500.
5-room cottage on the northeast bench,
good investment and one that will
bring some quick returns: water In
the house. and the lot is 5Sxi66 and
has a south front. Let us show you
this property The FIRST 10 look viii
surely buy. as II is good bargain.
$500 Cash. Price SZ-ov.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
% East First South Wasatch 2St.
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5000 foot

Corner OF 9th South and
State street. facing north and
east; s2hx14si feet The
cheapest corner on the street.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
NV. CO.
351 So. Main ST.
Phone Was. n.
We write fire insurance.
VIII 20 on your bond.
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our np TEF LATEST

..<zALow OF THE LATEST
TYPE.
~ SOS 8. Fifth East.
.-calow has one large living
'oe room. buffet kitchen, three
.jeepIpg porch. back porch. ce-
IA porch. full basement, any
-.tIne you may desire. The lot
. -1si feet TO an alley. II you
..<cb OF something out OF the
an should examine the above
<-hasing elsewhere. Rea sonable
~ be arranged.
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HALLORAN-JUDG LOAN 81
TRUST CO.
Exchange 161. 2o9-l1 Main ST
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
35l Main ST. Phone Was %.
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TOOELE. UTAH. OFFERS STRIKING
opportunities for tho man OF moderate
mcars Nearly 1000 men arc employed
az the International smelter and there
is n constant demand for moro men. II
Is an ideal homo town for men with
families. There Is Dv< vacant resi-
dence In the town. Desirable lots can
be had cheap on easy terms. Write,
TooELE IMPROVEMENT CO..
Toocle. Utah.
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Duck Grounds to Lease

TO LEASE FINE DUCK SHOOTING
grounds See Meyer. t0s Mcintyre
bldg. elfop
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I0MEsITE ADDITION.
|oMEslTE ADDITION.
[1MHSITE ADDITION

@IrE ADDITION Is the garden
|Ee eoutheast and is being I'M
||h prsssed brick cottages faster
Tddition on the market. We
4 these cottages faster than we
IN them and are building them
\ time. HOW CAN WE DO
1use we are giving our Gus
.1re for their money and making
.<zns than they can get else
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HERBS AND REMEDIES TO ALLE-
WAITE SUFFERING HUMANITY.
DISTANCE OVERCOME BY SUCCESS
F'UL TREATMENT.
Celehrated Horbsilst successfully treats
Distance IS 10 objec; 70 u. r. Fong.
He has patients IN every part OF the
continent. Not alone In the u 5. but
In Canada and Mexico as well. Indeed.
his herbs extend as far on one side %
the world as the Philippines and on the
other 10 England Crnteful patients
spread his fame even into these far-oif
places. They carry the glad tidinEs OF
faces and active bodies. and II IS q small
wonder their friends and ne'shborS grasp
at the opportunity 10 consult the Samo
wonderful Herballst.
Because you are far away don't hesi-
tate about writing 10 -. r. Fong and
obtaining hts advice about your case
centage OF his patients. y r. Fong's
system OF reports Us so perfect, and tho
attention given 20 each and every case
IS so thorough, he is able 70 follow eS-
sctly the effect Of each and every herb
d. r. Fong makes no misleading state
ments 90 the afflicted. He will be honest
with you.
THE FOLLOWING DISEASES YIELD
GIVING HERBS:
Paralysis, spinal trouble. nts. epilep-
sy. poor circulation skin disease weak
or sore eyes. typhoid fever and all few
ers. spermentorrhoea. dyspepsia. hemor-
rhages, sore throat. pneumonia. Ia
grippe, tape worm. weak pack, hay
fever. dropsy rupture, rnercurial pois-
onlng. heartburn. Inflammation o. the
bowels. salt rheum. scad head. car
buncles. boils, felons. appendicitis; also
Estula cancus and tuberculosis. II
taken In first and second stages.
He has cured with his Celebrated
Herbs where others failed. Co 10 this
wonderful man today Tor a free con-
fidential consultation by presenting this
notice.
Out-of-town patients cured az home.
Address d, r. Fong for particulars All
mail given his personal attention.
Address lie So. Main. Salt Lake.
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REAuTIruL HOME

BEAUTIFUL. HOME
OF 3s lots cor 1lth :, and 22rd East;
good buildings: ESQ white Leghorn chick
ems: good horse and wagon and harness:
$50 bearing fruit trees OF all descriptions,
hnc crop OF Elberta peaches; farming
tools crates. incubator. garden. every
thing goes for $4,000 Daniel Stewart
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]. L. DENILAM co.

]. L DENIIAM co.
EASY PAYMENT HOMES.
WALKING DISTANCE SOUTHEAST
4-room modern brick house. with man
tel, sewer; largo lot; shade and lawn
s2I00.
9TH EAST AND ITH so. STS.-5-
room modern brick house; cement base
mcnt sewer and gas; large lot, $500.
LOT, S0Xl26 FIT, WITH NEW, 5-ROOM,
modern brick house; gas range. mantei
large barn, coops, fruit, shade and
lawn; southeast, close 10 car; $4,000.
]. L. DENHAM CO.
w 4ls3 S43 Main St W. 4I33
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ANOTHER EAST BENCH BARGAIN

ANOTHER EAST BENCH BARGAIN.
new 5-room mod. brick bunga
low: hardwood floors, built-in
cabinets, electric fixtures, cement
sidewalks, good furnace; com
plete home Don't fail to see
SOUTHEAST.
furnace. An attractive bunga-
low. Only one-half block from
Ninth East, Call at once, $3.50
on terms.
A REAL SNAP.
On the southeast bench, only II
blocks from the car, is q beautt
iul acre of ground. covered with
fruit trees. 1t has a primary wa
ter right and also city water.
We will sell this in two pieces or
in one and you can buy 1t for
what pair Of lots would cost
across the street. Only $500.
with $500 down. We will build
on this piece for you on terms.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US If
YOU WANT RESULTS.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS CO..
6o2-5o3 Walker Bank Bldg.
Wasatoh 42S5. e3491
A. RICHTER, A. RICHTER.
Mortgage Loans. Insurance.
$3.50,
$500 cash, balance SO per month, for a
comfortable s-room house, one block east
and one block south OF Liberty park.
$500.
$1,000 cash. balance monthly or quarterly
payments for an upto-date, modern,
two story brick residence. One block
from entrance to the university The
house has rooms. modern bathroom,
large sleeping porch. full cemented base
meDt with laundry, The lot, 45x120 II. 10
an alley on the side. South front, over
looking the valley. Must be sold at once.
Price was $500; to make q quick sale
TO TRADE
Several Al farms located in the south
east portion OF the county for improved
city property. Hero Is one Of the many
IL acres with full water right, on 9Th
| East between 14th and 18th South, The
finest garden soil In the county; about
| $50 young bearing fruit trees, mostly ap-
pies. Nearly new, well-buit two-room
| frame house, with kitchen attached 20 II.
Chicken house and brooder house which
has cost nearly $3.50 TO build. Splendid
! flowing we'll. 4-Inch pipe, so gallons per
| minute Value $4,000. WIN take vacant
| lots or improved city property. VIII give
/ long time on differences. If any.
A RICHTER.
70 South Main Street. Was. GAL
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We act in capacity OF agent In
any business affairs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH
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CHINESE HERBS


FOR TWENTY YEARS y. K. FOSG HAS
BEEN IN THE GRAND AND NOBLE
WORK OF DISPEN SING CHINESE.
HERBS AND REMEDIES TO ALE
WAITE SUFFERING HUMANITY
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SEE PARK VALLEY FOR
YOURSELF.
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SOMETHING DETERRENT
4 NEW SIX ROOM BRICK BCNC5A-
LOW AT 4 PRICE SURPRISINGLY
MODEST-EASY TERMS

On lot size GixI20-a handsome and
most modernly built bungalow At si2
Cleveland avonue-9ih East car Entrance
hall. living room and dining room. beau
tifuly decorated and papsred-have oak
floorF and are rerletc with bu!li-in win
doH seats. tookcaHe. buffet fireplace
msutel. etc Dining room has artistic
plate rack and paneled effects. Loaded
glass designs on front door. 'front.' win
dowv. living room. dining room windows.
ais" or huffet ana bookcase doors Two
bath. finished In white enamel-tinted 81
walls Kitchen has bullt-in cupboard
and gas rause-wails enameied and TINT
Cd. Basement fully ceTented and
equipped with hot water heating. stair
wav 'n M 20 second story. where two
additional rooms may be arranged II de-
slrcf. Front porch and chimney IN ar
'istic cohblcstone desicns-with concrete
1oo- and steps on front porch. Two
large sleeping porches, with screened in
roar porch Beautiful fixtures through
out entire house. 4 COSY. comforta hle
horne. complete and elegant In all It's ap-
pointmcnIs All ready for immediate
occnInan nov T-pon inspection only can
Won rightly appreciate this most unusual
offer. Let ms show YOU through. Call MS
up-W 576s
sPECTAr-On lot 5oxi37. with alley
two-s'orv sever-room house-Blai1e
avcnue-9th East car. In excellent con
dltlon throu-hout-two sleeping porcheS
flowers. chicken house. etc.-a bargain
~ S95C0 Easy terms.
SPECIALS acres close 20 Holiday
car llne-some with fruit treHs-excen-
tionallv good water rights VIII sell In
oue-acre tracts--snal payment down and
very easy terms. A bargain: investigate.
SMITH. TARPEY C SMITH
GROUND FLOOR BOSTON BLDG.
10 EXCHANGE PLACE:
PHONE WASATCH 576S.
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sALE-REAL ESTATE
.voved and Unimproved

~ SECURITY q TRUST
COMPANY. ,,,cu
~ DcRiVR JUST BELo"
| IITH SOUTH
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

Utah SAVINGS s. TRUST COAPAN
furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend to all details In transferring and
nortgnE cling land titles Car;taL $500. noa
276 Main a.5@3
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kOMNEY or II. SAVAGE,
81 MAIN ST.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
work; reasonable prices. Ofhce, lsl Z
Broa adway. Was. IlSi dSl19
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BOMNEY or II. SAVAGE,
. 81 MAIN ST.
WASATCE 1890.
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Wanted-To Trade

rOiITY IN 80 ACRES OF LAND IN
Delta Tract for building lots or sc>oad-
hand auto.
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go TO 500 CASH
$50 TO 500 CASH

go TO 500 CASH
$50 TO 500 CASH
Lea In payments like rent VIII
~ q now, coZy, pp-to-date cot
4 cement walks, trees, graded
EEE WATER and q large lot
you can raise all tho vege-
q family can use.
I0MESITy ADDITION
on 9th East. just north OF
- Take the car 10 Homesite
mine the cottages We have
1E1 building. then come TO our
| |st us show you how you can
md OF your own for the money
~ throwing away for rent re-
<k REAL ESTATE & INvES-
MENT CO,
EETAENT BANKERS.
~ up capital, 100000,
~ 4Q3 Walker Bank Bldg.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-17
Hancock Department
JULY 1918 ARE
DATES FOR meet
Sons of st. George Decide Time
for State Convention

Mistlctoe lodge. Sons of st. George,
met yesterday afternoon and decided
To- hold the state convention of the
sons July 14-l9. The committee Is
corresponding with several carnival
companies DESTROYS of coming here
for the event and may announce the
signing of some such attraction in Il
few days
The lodge has arranged for three
contests, one is voting contest for
the most popular boy in Houghton OF
Hancock under the age of l6 years.
The prize for this contest is to be "A
Shetland pony and outfit. The secona
is for the most popular girl in the
same district, no age limit being an
nouncej The pize for this is To be a
diamond ring The third contest viii
be general drawing contest.
Another meeting of the executive
committee will be held i'm II few days
To- make further arrangements. Sew
trail hundred visitors are expected and
the committee is To make arrange
ments for their entertainment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-17
PASSION WEEK SERVICES.
Program Of Services Starting Today In
Hancock Congregational.

Following is the program of the pass
sion week services to be held durins
the week in the Hancock CongreSa-
tional church. All OF the services viii
commence at 1880 o'clock.
Monday-Address on Conditions ia
Discipleship" by the Rev. :. Polking-
horne of the Pewabic NJ. T.. church.
Tuesday--Addrcss on the subject
THE Barren Tree" 10y the pastor.
Observation-Disclosures on Contrasting
Christ" by Rev. d. ID. Stalker, ID. d.,
Of the Calumet Presbyterian church.
Thursday Address on Love
Watches or Lessons from Gethsemane
by Rev. Jesse Povey OF the Red Jacket
congregational church.
t'riday-ln the morning there VIII
bc no services as the Hancock ConSre-
gational church is uniting with the
other protestant churches i'm the union
Good Friday service at Hancock Nj. r.
church IN the evening at I:3O there
will be service with AN address by
the Rev. Reuben Crosby OF the Han
cock NJ. T.. church on the subject
THE Chastisement of our Peace was
Upon Him and BY His stripes We
Are Healed"
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Punishment For Smokers.

Tobacco was first carried into Turkey
by English sailors. and its use was
quickly prohibited, chiefly on religious
grounds. As in Russia. tradition
was discovered prohibiting its use by
the faithful. Mohammed, 1t was said
had prophcsicd that in future ages
some Of his followers would smoke an
herb called tobacco. but these would he
unbelevers. Sultan Amurath ". strict
~ prohibited its use Search was maze
for smokers. and when they were round
tobacco pipes were driven through their
cheeks and rolls Of tobacco hung M
collars round their necks. Thus ar
rayed. they were mounted on asses
facing the tail. and driven through the
streets to he hanged as warning TO
busters after tobacco.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-17
UPSET STOMACH
and INDIGESTION
"PAPE'S DiAPEPSiN" CURES SOUR
Classy STOMACHS IN FIVE
MINUTES.

Time IL. In five minutes all stoln-
ach distress will go. No Indigestion
heartburn. sourness or belching OF gas
acid, or eructations of undigested rood
no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or
headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted Tor its
speed in regulating upset stomachs' IL
is the surest, quickest and most cer'
tain remedy in the whole world anu
besides IL is harmless.
Millions of men and women now cav
their favorite foods without rear
they know now II is needless To nave
bad stomach.
Please, for your sake. get large
tfty-cent case of Papc's Diapepsnl
from any drug store and put you'
stomach right Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-you arc
not here long. so make your stay
agreeable Eat what YOU like ana a.
gcst IT. enjoy It, without dread oil
rebellion i'm the stomach.
Diapepsin belong In your home any
way. II should be kept handy. Should
one of the family eat something whici
doesn't agree with them or In case OF
an attack OF Indigestion. dyspepsia
gastritis or stomach arrangement a.
daytime or during the night 1t is thef'
To give the quickest. surest reliel
known, advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-17
PROBLEMS OF THE POLES.

The attainment of the south pole by
dinner OF the Geographical society at
Washington, led Admiral Peary to
comment on the striking differences
between the two poles, both of which
have now been visited by man,
The north pole, though at the center
of a hemisphere of land is itself sta.
ated in an ocean. The south pole IL
in the center of hemisphere of wa
ter, yet it itself situated on "a CONT
neut. The explorer at the north pole
stands on the surface of an ocean two
miles deep. The explorer at the south
pole stands on great snow-cappcd
continent two miles above sea level
Human life is found within seven
hundred miles of the north pole. but
not within two thousand miles of the
| south pole. Animal and vegetable
! life differ as notably. The most north
crly Arctic lands exhibit compare
| tiv" abundance of animal lfc-musk
OK, polar bear. reindeer, wolf, fox and
land birGs as well as forms of insect
! life. For "A few short weeks in sum
| flowers.
ON the Antarctic continent, there is
absolutely no animal or vegetable life.
though two or three species of sea
| birds breed during a few weeks on the
coasts.
There differences are not momer-
tous, hut they are significant or
something that man must still find
out about these regions. Admiral
! Pcary suggests that. though the Oil
! mysteries OF the poles have been
cleared away. much remains To be
done. The open Polar Sea" is van-
ished. Gone are "Symmes' Hole" the
! Garden of Eden" the Great Crater
BASIN But with the Disappearance
Of these myths has come more serious
work in discovering just what there
! is in the Polar regions. He suggests
that the United States establish sta
tion at the south pole for one years
continuance observations in various
/ fields of scientific Investigation. Fui
another thing, he believes specially
| prepared ship could he sent out to sur
vey the periphery of the AnarctiH
continent.
! Explorers are no longer satisfied
merely to plant a flag. They must ~
back again and again into these in
hospitablc regions to pry into THEN
sccrets.--M Minneapolis Journal.
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STATE CONTEST
MAY COME HERE
Movement to Get 0ratorical Meet
for Copper Country

Supt. +. \. LETTERS of the Adams
township school system, president OF
the Michigaa state ,Oratorical asso
citation comprising about all of the
Michigan high schools. this morning
declared that there is "A movement on
foot to bring the state oratorlcal con
test to Hancock this year
Should the contest be secured by
the copper country. which will he de-
cided by vote Of the officers of the
association, the contest will be held
here the evening of April 20.
The secretary and vice president
who. with Mr.. letters. constitute the
board which has supervision i'm this
matter. reside In Grand Rapids and
Adrian, respectively. and it may be
that they will he so opposed to the
contes; being conducted this far north
that they will force its going To- u
lower peninsula town. The meeting
has never been held farther north
than Grand Rapids and this attempt
To bring II to the upper peninsula is
the first as far as is known.
Representatives of the Calumet high
school have carried off the state hon
urs three times i'm the last five years
and this fact, II Is expected, will weigh
heavily with the officers in their de-
csion. The state contest attracts wide
attention, and it will bring a number
of noted educators to Hancock If Mr.
letters succeeds in his mission.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-17
Maaie Cleaning Fluid.

For cleaning delicate fabrics this
method is said not 10 fade or iniure the
finest color: Crate raw pOtatoeS To a
pulp. add one pint of water To one
pound of the potato pulp. stir and wash
between the hands. then drain the
water from the pulp through fine
sieve OF cloth Let il stand in the YES
sci until the fine white starch settles
to the bottom. then pour off the clear
water. which is what YOU use for clean
ing. The settings are used for potato
starch for Stirrening fine materials
For cieanins. sponge with the liquid.
applying until all soil is removed, rinse
in clear water and iron on the wrong
side. For white silk. which may he
passed through the water as through
suds. add very little boraS 10 the
water. Party dresses and white cash
meres clean beautifully by this method
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-17
Starting With Chickens.

Thousands of new fiocks OF chick
ems will be started off this spring with
great enthusiasm and still greater ex-
pectations. II happens so every year.
The Atty or sixty odd poultry papers,
the hundred Odd agricultural and hor-
ticultural journals, the several hun
dred poultry shows given each year
by as many local poultry associa-
tions, the thousands upon thousands
OF established breeders OF pure fowls,
the agricultural colleges and expert
ment stations-all OF these agencies
are doing a mighty work in their eff
forts to interest all OF us in poultry
keeping.
Small fiocks of chickens can always
be handled profitably by observing a
few very simple rules II is only with
great big fiocks that the odds are
against us. In starting out at this
time Of the year, one can either buy
eggs and hatch them. or day-old chicks
can be purchased and raised either
with hens or small breeders. For a
person entirely unfamiliar with poul.
try. the ideal scheme is to go TO some
poultry raiser and buy from him a
hen with her chickens already
Matched
Take them home and place the hen
In a good coop that will confine her
in dry. shady place and will permit
the chicks to run out and in at will.