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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
Large Grain Display.

The agricultural and horticultural
departments will forbid comparison
with former years, as new plans are
on larger scale and are designed to
interest many more important ex-
hibitors. Wisconsin's rank as a pro
Queer of wheat. oats. barley. rye.
grasses and vegetables will be ably
demonstrated, Ii. Il. Krueger. Beav-
er Dam, is in charge. Mr. Krueger is
an expert in the production of pure
grains, and his barley has won the in.
ternational championship successively
for several years. ID. w. Iarkin.
Sturgeon Bay, is in charge of the
horticultural show. which promises
AS great Improvement this year as
any feature of the fair. Many floral
societies in Milwaukee and other
cities of the state are arranging fol
displays this year. The building viii
be filled,
The machinery exhibit will tax al
Accommodations, Many new exhibitor.
and others who have not made dis
plays for years already have applied
for space Notable is the Information
al Harvester company, which return.
after three years absence and call!
for 200 front feet of space, Nearly
all the space in machinery row wa
assigned early in the summer Tn,
space in automobile and maohiner,
hall also is being assigned rapidly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
CHAS. WlNN,

THE MODEL BARBER SHOP
Under the \. T. Martin hardware store corner
High and Vine streets Mineral Point
Tonsorial work done in the latest styles of the
art. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call at the model
barber shop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
GEORGE SHIELDING, b. &c. MD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours: 1000 to l2:m a. m 80 to 400
and 200 to S:tUp. M
CBSTETRICAL CASES NOT ACCEPTED
Office phone 1902 Residence l5O-3
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
HERMAN WIESEN,
FASHIONABLE BARBER SHOP

south side OF High Street, Mineral Point. Wis
Patronage respectfully solicited and satisfsc-
tion guaranteed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
Commercial Education
By the State Of Wisconsin

There q an Increasing demand
for trained commercial teachers.
The business world with Its
many opportunities 10 attracting
young people. They cry for ef-
fIcIent business training In High
Schools. This only we'll trained
commercial teac hers can give.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21

Want ads will be found ON page $.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21

Want advs. will be found on page $
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-08-21
Technical training for stenograph'
ers, secretaries and accountants.

The State Normal School ut
Whitewater, WIS.,, opens Profess
sIonal Commercial Department.
Only school OF Its kind In the
state. Two teachers courses
are offered. Also two business
courses. Strong faculty. Mod
ern equipment. Ideal surround
Ings. Living expenses low. Write
TODAY for Information. Address
A. Il. YoDER, Whitewater, Wis.
g Fall term opens Sept. 1
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
TEL or WEIRD INCARNATION
5i-sh of Child Much Ss-
RsrltJIinr -ler.

Rums-T'ha JHfurnRa -'FilnB8fiH feEln
Schema publishes 3 lengthy Eruicis
hy Professor CaldnrDns dealing with
Ell sxrrRnrdinETy cRss Of '-einGErnR-
ran" il The family n sicilEn 0us
tur nEms5 GErmalo sRmnuH
DDCtT SEmBuH ant LIS wife lost
IhsIr f.ve-raa--tld daughter, AisRsEn-
arlnE. 4 short time E1tsrw,Hr6, Ri =
splr1ruEiigric saEurE, the Dead child
wgE alleged 10 have told her moth
sr that she wonlG be reb8-n m
Christmas dEF in the following year.
Al E second BaEucs she announced.
There wiz bs twp Of US myself and
another
On Christmas aEy, fourteen months
E~lsr the hEts Of the lest BeEnce. Sig
nora SEmonH gave birth 70 twins
both girls. mHriEs identical with
marks d the SRue If the read child
and EFlEr year, commenced 70 mElA
fest exactly me sAms msrBl and
physical teD5nncias.
The rwo children hrs ppv TRIO
ysErs nla Professor CRids-1ns s
ErEtsmarEs are confirmed RcG signed
By 3 uunba- Of persons wins were
prsssasI II The Elis-iruRzis-ir BsEnusE
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
z PRESIDENTS BURIED HERE
Remains Of 3ouu ouinrt Atiaus anc
rsis Spn LIE In Quincy (MaES,)
CHURCH,

Quincy. MRBE-Lring IL E-IniTs
chambers uniar this pur-icD II First
Unitarian church e. Quincy. MaBB.,
ErH the mortal rsmEius u TWO 0f the
GnunrrylE mDE1 famous praEidsnGK,
.JDhn Adams ant ms BuI. JDhn Quincy
AaEms EiEite1 by travellers from Ell
uHs- Lhs world, +hiE church Is me IT
tbs most popular points Df interest," II
ms hisrBric pi6 GiTT. rtralsd only by
the UuRint, uld 1RRtu1ns6 houses 3
mile Ur 70 EwHE where the rwu prHBl-
DENTS were iBrr. The tnnihE IRE built
into thE Holif 1uundEIinn Of the front
wall A diracf walk ID them through
tins church basement mas bsan made
EnG ths massive RErcuuhREi ERE To
be- riswaG Through & aDnr nj .npan iron
wark BaEifs Arhs presidents, 1ha
fnuibs contain tine remains Of their
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
INCREASES EGG YIELD
SAT- In PrDDsr Quantities Of Ma
terra Benefit 10 tiBHs.
Euur rs-sDa-Es Tur -auuEar Tssss Win
Mineral In MN; lujurtDGs ~ aspsA
lam II Fsnuis-Y--F9Esui- q New
fu-t S1z9lnh.

Il is 8 r-atifrinn that sHE il pTvven
ny, ant Is beneficial II al domestic
EnG nEIy wild animals. with G1s 81
csp-iun NJ pDul---y, and thar II these Il
is pniEnI T'nzI IL large quantities
This is true IL III undnub1ad 1Rcl, us
his ntIHu bssn tested.
SnnH YEARS Rnp EfIs writer vFEs uuiGR
hD--ifisl upon gning II tbs hE-ryE-r
nnH grEa-nnDn xD fmd q uDzan Of
mDrs fms hens lying AhDut deaf. n
lnnkiur fur Eha rauss q. -his BuddBn
mortality Uns Of lhH cows maHsss
WIS found ID be- uuea1sL. ENC ciDEs
examination showed rnEI rhR Er1ants-
gnE either through ignUrEnct D- care
ieaEnHHs, haf dumped upnI II PM q.
EEl1-.znD much II bs rsIiRhBd PVhn
pr hDsEp-End H1lsr tins cattle hn6
been turned inrD tine pasture, the
chickens, LhK1 nat -rss range, dIsrDr-
Hred the bucket ut bran, Enr Ete 1rDm
Il freely Enl 70 rEpIc WIZ GhR RG-inn
NJ the RHlt thai BBme hens died nun
few tasI EwEy. Al examination OF
tins crops confirmed +ns suupDsteiDn
tnRE Il waE the heavily Bli1sd bran
that hnd proved 1HzI-l, BYE { v'rtEHr Il
.he FErn PruE-eBg,
Tint E0nu Bal1ad II Ehs human taste
iE mt however. INJURIOUS Dr rHIIst
lsn1 II poultry ut nearly Ill kinds
If proved ny ING Evidiry with which
en-
Ehbis Ba-Epg. which include besides
bread and meat al kinds n Vega
Tables and i1f1s II pgE--y. Cl0sB Oi,-
sHrvsrB rn1l1and IhRT Chickens. HspE-
riaily, BsHm II mead BmE.l quantities
nf salt II their 1DaG, Ent when given
chance, viii prs4ar this 70 unssh-
BDnsd grain.
Whit tine exact sfsC-E Of rhs slight
" #llEaf ration might be Oh the gen
s-n. health ant p~nduu-ipsnaBs lf hens
vaE MADE the subject u experiment.
twu OF ttrss years RCD II rms New
York experiment Station
The 4aAdiuE r-iEl wRs made upon q
tigzan mature hens, especially 10 Rs-
certain rhs approximate limit Uf tins
feeding F'Df Uns int Of hsnE salt WIS
mixed III tbs fnnt IL lnUraEBing uuan-
rfrisR, tisy E+rsr day, Until II VIE fat
IL RumRv hRf morB 1hEI Etz.nGnc-rBtichE
Of Ell ounce psr fDv'l, Dr Ebnut Dne-
half pint par my 1ur 1l,b hens. More
than This produced diE-rhDaE IN Enms
which Disappeared when the EIcgHE u
salt wEB withdrawn.
The rest was made III the uuprD,
dpc1ivR tins Of this yaEr, but Ii un-
RxpactBd End gratifying result VIE
that double the numhHr Of sggE we're
lEid BY rhH hens fsd M rarhsr over
shifted fond LhEn by Rry 1thHr duzsn
u-har ~Eri1nR
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
WIEN WILL1g PoURs TIE TEL
siry Tur tine ants--MtSs DueH MT
AZ Al Expensive.

F-vary hostess ms her individual
taste IL 1aE LrEvE, End Lhs les TRY,
ny 1ns wEE, IL very much '-rhs thing"
II IF bvDugfl il ny E neat little mAi1
and sst III EmE- fDlftnE Table ny
1hs hns1aBE, Emf L Lhsrs Ere & nun
mar If guests there mEy De rwD trETE
ami rwB LRnlHE. IL tnH English fash
inn The woman VIM owns large
silver TRY mas II poiighHd until il
tat-ly uEzziaE shs eye gnd then wells
iEE nrilliEnGR with thin hGndkar-
chief nf linen Elnrt GiEss covered
1-EFE with ndd rims Rrs very hRnG
snua End RRrv mnch priced by their
roHRassn-E. The woman y.ho dDss mar
uvn silver TRY and cGrnpf afford
wood trimmed uns may invest IN 3
hEmhDO tray and have q glass ElBp
CIT in exactly the Rizs 70 fit Within liz
shallow rim. These LrEEE come II
mary sizes End ERE mt IL Ell ExpHn-
sive. A round nr pvEl piece " printed
blus En6 white JEpEnaBs tpwaltns
VIII lnok vel under the CLANS Oh Lnr
bottom uf The try.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
OPENS PORES OF SKIN
TRAVELLER DESCRIBES rRENGE
WETHpc DE- gTEEMfMG
Explains Nhy pa-iBisnnss Nset Nnf
NDr-y Ahuur Their Complications,
Evsu IN htnE4 Trying Weather
- -sa1uare 10 Sir1uls

French women ERyE traveller,
'E-E never rat D. shiny hooking IL
even <hf HOTTEST waa-hHr While IL
E'Eris ] #eemsd u be the nnty ps-snp
IL chis EUndiriun
Then ] puzziad ahuu1 1hs fare
Why was ] The Dnty rae Ent shiny WI
nal wherever ] went
II my despair consulted { beauty
specialist EMO Tuir ns- NY difficulty
ann bafurs ] went II ny nsEr fl-E1
night a. 1hs lhaH1sr very Important
DIE WHARF, Ell Rncisry wEE 10 gH-hBr)
she tried mar E-K upJI mE.
''aar LrHalmHn1 WIS very simpiE
Fr-Bt Bns Steamed ny fare with mr..
vE1ar EHp- EDUur 1wafvs inches EwEy
run II TIM nRsln wRE placed un L
h--ls nj burner ENC ny head wEE nDV-
H-at with ruDbsr.Ilnsd blgnka-,
which covered -hs basin Elsu. II D-tisr
-nRs al Ihs REHEn should get II my
cnungsnGncE
il IuuE nuiy { few moments nE this
--aa-msu+ II make Lns pHrRpirH-inn
pDur dUv-r ny nrDv ant cheakB MY
head v-aR .hsr uncovered Rnt n,y face
v'ipsd gently win vs-T su-1 ciucR.
Since then ] hive -ria1 tins HEms
treatment Ii humasE-t-h kettle Dr
rnf gus STOVE, End I nave never known
Hrw-nlng like Il fnr removing TEL Emit
+rsckiaE The pD-es u tins skin upsr
II The haEt Ent Ehs IEs-spl-E-inr EHkaF
EwEE Ell the diRcninrHIiDr gnd iulpu-l
mes
'Wall E-tHr This the French EpaciEl
III runbat t lizzie cream, slightly pay
TUNED al pvar NY zans and ulRHaagat
I. gently finally tanning L Ill Int
cram vHs quite EbBDrDsr IL the BEir
eunl emo Bu+-
Then cRms the pDwnsring and rms
WIRE most interesting ] nat glwErI
RiaRifHd handful ri powder d M
9RGs ant rubbed f. IL hErG. Euc v-naI
T. Es=-isd used Eumf mu~a. The F-anch
wumaI, WIKI tiny put, sem ciDul
uvsr ny cnuursnRnus, Bin II vgE
ur,F E busting Eut ] v'EiEat IN Ell
u&ns-
3Du must never fl me puraG
Ems salt. H-aru.y TDu unly wEu- Ii
rDvs- then { ItEris RI RF Il p~utac.
them Tug much powder End powder
badly puI III make t woman Iuof
Dit.
y went II -hRr first night perform
RIMS just ar Hhs saut ms, WITH E Cisgr
white complexion Enl even III rha;
Rrufy French EhsEEsr. where rhH tam
psrE1ure rOHs II guDnna8s knows
w'hEr, my Et-in kapT dry Knd rBuI, Ent
/ tld nut even hRvs ID use -hs IirLls
rabbit feni with powder IN II, vtiliri
Bhs gave me To paHs Uvgr my fAne n
tins rnurBs Of the evening"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
Eoinrr c-rarr Cake

Separate tbs yoLks Enc v.ttzs ua
fuur eEgR hsGs Ihs whites with Ell
ssgbsatsr uu-n yuu can -u-u Ehs
bowl w,-ong RIos u En1 tina ZEE white
VIII buir IN position BnliGiy Then
viii the GEE -Dsa1sr BEAT the EoIkE fur
five minutes v.han they viii hs Lnisk
Ent creamy. Than Beating FL the
time with bsEtar, gradually pnur IL
one cup ErEnuiE1sI BuERr. Basz until
BngEr ant ssgE fu-u L cream. liEhr
amt fOEuy- Then ant une.hEn 1en-
EpTuntu Of lemon n vanilla Last
Of Ell Rdd unH cup u pasr-y fiuur. iii
et three timex. with EElrsuoop NJ silt
IL r. Fuld II the ffou- vs-T cE-etuIty
Win Z Spoon. TUT 1p1p burteret
End vel -tiuursa III Enc bEEs & pretty
guinsr n-uvI. In cutting FIR the
table r-sGss each piece dseplF Hua
khep hrss.E- To rrt sponge cake Ruoils
Shs GRIN ant makes i Been heavy.
s1sre II 1t rising II TINS caEs Excsp.
rns sggE. Bun yuu VIII find Il IL
right END moEf taliGl1uE ctks
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
LITTLE GIL LOST FIVE DAYS
Found Alive amer Big Searching
Party RAD GiVrr III ripns uf
Seniur -tsr.

Cobalt. Cnt-.arRre GnDpsr. & FIVE
yHEr-nid child. WIN WIS lnE1 Of Burnt
island, which lies IL Lake 7'iniiskE-
ming midway between 1u1Rrip amt
Quebec, End about three miles --nu
AEiieyburT, NhH-e hsr mn-har Ives,
wRs fDund alive and well. FIVE dEvE
End three hours a-sRr hHr iiBEppsET-
Enca. the child waE fuund ny c. Z.
Bu-Ton and 5nhn McL4Bnuan Of EiEiiRy-
burr Dn The east shire nT the island
Rbpu rwD miles 1rnn cns camp run
winch Hhe had HtrHvsG 5ar head WIS
resting OF q iog Gnu har fear III In
ULhsr, and caught IL this position RhE
hn6 evidently tHsD unable III -rss hFs-
ssi1.
4 searching party of BE man, FL Ia
miiiEr with rha bust. lH=T EiEilsvburv
Un the steamer histear tnr ths purpnBs
Of making Ell exhaustive ssgrch NJ the
island. The Vthnle f3rauUDn WIS spent
il mnBt EyHEena-ir search, nui
when every bush Ent nDok Ent GRANNY
had been thoroughly examined Bn thar
side nf the iHlRnh 1uvErd which sins
hnd been ErrEy.ing Rnd I'D rrRcs Of the
uiHsiEg child tuld bean seen, practical.
y RI hppe wRE Rbandnnad
The RDuLh enc u tins island had
bssn Bnnu-sd hF huurrads n pspplB.
Ene II wRs thought uHslaHE II cnnnucf
search III TINT quarter, End rhs a.
ts-uBDn WIS fiepursd ID searching ths
western Rhn-H m hath dirsoZiunf Eud
cy-nEmfrng fm thB bBty
hagnvtiis Eur1Dn Rnd McL,annRn
had quietly made for the uthar side Bf
tins island M their Owl acGDuur End
IL searching around there they found
Craze 81 tbs fup1 Uf Cliff EhauI 1wu
fsat 1rUm the water
HDw the child reached the other
siiR u the island and wRs 1DUnd Rive
If ulFEtary. Ths bush IL mnny piaGas
If almost impsnst-Ihls 70 L STRONG
mEn
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
BUTTONS TO FoRR DESIGNS
Fpr L.aes Summer Wear These
Promise II 5s -ns 7--upruin#zinr
Mote IN Aaiu1g.

FuEronE, amt many If them. Bsau
- be ths predUminE1inE nues IL waiszE
1sElEuao fur iEEs summer wear. De-
E!gnf rur more u DAINTY simplicity
rhEr II elegant aiEbu-E1HneHE EnG
flu,y, transparent mEts-iElE Ere Those
uoEi u-tsr chosen.
a blouse made Of net. with tnEerN
-ionE Of fist lace, npanso FL the t-um
by means u [ berries uf buttons Enc
nuZ-or nOlsf clnBeiy pIRcsd which
HAY bs closed I'D tightly about ths
NECK ur, L nsHtrsd -u-nad back. form
1ng rsrarf u Euy required lanrch. The
Sleeve u -tIiE blouse is Bet-in Etmuuo
one Of rhres-uuE-IHr length. E Bu-1
trLn n plsE&sd ns5 goss Ebout the
PACK En6 finishes &, -hB snd u the
rsvBFa The beauty u this blouse Ines
rflisty II lis rsvar f1rming qualities
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
FOR HoRsE OWNERS
Emnnp C-nsr Things Animals Should
Mu. Be Fnt Ton MiiHh Curr Dur.
ing -inf weather Season.

4y z. p 91sKZNs. University Furm
g. PAU Mimi
Don't UHHrioao yDur horses
Lsnn't 9sst I'D much G1rn u M;
wsRrhar
Dur1 make E1y sudden change II
tbs rssG.
Don't keep ypu- hnrsss II poorly
ventilated BrRhlss
Don't feed grain 70 wErn horses.
Give them hay first
Don't allow the hE-neHs, especially
1hs unllEr, 70 chkfe
Don't szpsgt your horses u raliEh
thar sssE, unleas the managers &rs
clean.
Don't give lE-es amounts Of v-Etef
n me rimA Small amounts frequent
" IRE much barter
Don't give your horses patent metz
cine that you know nothing shout
especially uohr rsnediss
DBr'f keep & horse going ritter Il
bsE.ns 70 SHOW HIGHS u exhaustion.
Tou viii save him by resting hit.
Don't EIl1v your horses 70 drink
large amount of water On coming IL
u rhs stRbis very wErn. Allow them
20 cool Of Bit FIRST
Ts3nS allow young horses n wear
o sst Of SHOES more than Z month
EBrs them removed, The hooss lev
siat Eno the shess -ssat Z they are
wur1h H.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
TIE DOCTORS GIFT
Food Worth IT'S Weight in Gold,

We usually expect the doctor To nut
us OF some kind Of pen&ncs and give
US birTar medicines.
A Penn. dootar brought g psuenf
something entirely different ana The
results are truly Interesting.
Tive years ago" writes this ns-
nant, ! Was frequent vicrm u acute
indigestion ED5 blliausnsss. hs.inr AZ
lovad To aHt vsrv few things. One aar
DUr family doctor brought ne & small
package, saying be had Sound some
thing f0r ne 10 est.
tss sEio Il WIS foo5 u&lles Crane
NUS and even as its golden cal5r
might Suggest i WIS worth It's weight
IN goia. ] IVES SICK and trad, uy3ns
one thing after another 70 No ArAl. eut
consented 70 try this rev food.
Well u surpassed ry DOCTORS
fundast anticipation and eve-v SSr
since then ] have blessed sAe reos
DOCTOR ana the inventor q Crane
Nuts-
4 Noticed Improvement al ozcs ana
IN q months Jizoe my former sresss az
Indigestion hSo disappeared. In twa
months ] telG like a rev srsz Nv
mind was u1cA clearer x-S sss-er.
MY body took On the vitality az vezsA.-
and Tins co05ltsaa has contained
There's RsAsoa Mare sivez Ay
Postum Co. Battle Greek. MScS Read
The aaR1 to WeIfvilAs.~ Ia ySss
Ever read the seeve texsert A ue~
nnt ahPcArs fr'sn ttEse ts tfrneN TN<~
AE1cr~SA.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02

tar, bol Rnf sir well, Then add
seven gallons uf cDlt water with rwp
pounds Of EEl RUtiE
&. Lime nnd sulphur, ran gallons Of
water, twenty pounds o. puinkltms
and TWO pounds of finur Of sulphur
Hrs boilsd II Ell irnn vaBsel AFTER
SETTLING the clear pR-t is dipped OF
and used when neadsG
There ErH ElRu & number OF com
mR-cial weed Killers il the market
winch cHp be bought III seed Bt1rss.
Applications Uf wsed dHE-rDysrs
should best ne made On mt dsy,
~ right E-Isr q min, with watering
POT &Hprinkiarl, and Dus gund Enpit
GHriuI If usually sufficient fnr the
ssRBDn AZ 1hH most of them contain
p1iHon, either arsenic N acids, EraRt
ere Hhpuid be Exarctssd IN handling
them.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
FOR WINDOW DR4PERI
TINE - aRFE -'-iouG-'- ID CUR
-AENs rs NC1
Raurs-ia 1eHi-=r MRs &c auuptrs
Ensapsr a. 7niE ssaBpr ran
A-ztar-- slfugEE-tuns az II 1fts
5sEz Sntur ScnsmeE.

INV -hR1 autumn Is Approaching Il
Ii .Imf II think Of new cu-.ElnB
Thsv mEy hs purchased INV a. small
EBs.
Fur c living Dr dining Tuun nothing
enuit nF p-H--Isr thai chf E-Hsn ant
yellow Ecnams- i the wallis Ers
green n-pvI " CRY hEvs Bu-t va
inv uszZ the window and ErHaI ID
auwar -ns wunlwu-E
sur yaliDy silk muslin nsms-tzcnsr
Ii beautiful, bur 1hs Same uaIGE&s
EnanH n c1aeBsciu-t will give EZnr-ly
shs EEms eftHc- Chaassciu-h mEy
EDund rather pDu-, nug wnsr nanElns
H. { wlnfDv with tins llgtrl hack n l.
mining cnulr rH pvH-rIHr Rnt ua-EAin
= uuEninE less expensive Make Inf
curtains perfectly straight with
E-iHE hem Pun them Dn D-RHE rnr
Gut they will nang ED--,y, giving L
paealiEr hEu <nA1 If unusually RuE
gBE-ivE II mallpW sunlight
trVa- Ehs wintipv 4-EmH { heavier
material II nsuasEEry. Fur FL Irving
-uOmE c-HTuuns u English rhtn-z II
yellow ant nvpwn 1nnas If prH--y bui
cD-TuI puplin is MT murs expensive
and much mDrR siHEEut Enc Er-ls-IE
FDplin Ell bs purcnaHaG IL al Rnanaf
uf E-esI., b-pv71 ur rat. ant If Z EDDt
RIlbE-i-uEE fu- vainurH II winter. af
r. iDuEE quite IF wErn, EnG. unlike
rHtou-K, IL need mt be mana ny III
E-ps-- II inoE vel
0uGsifit Grapes Ehnuid Us Gu
straight 1hR EEms aE 1hnEe nsz-1 the
winnDw, using E width fur sRcb BinB
6am RcrnHE -hE bur1Un Hnd E--RcE -nE
pshsr snd ID E md nr &acE II sI-naI
Hihs If IhH window frame EE they vii
mt bs truv-n bu1 left II nnug plain T.
TIE Eidsg AcruEs Lhs mp u Efs VIII
fDw valance il gu1G Gut -ha pap
lin II hEE lBnEEhviEE, making 3 rRE
ing with heading and hEvs l. rv1rs
ar wide Es -hs vih1gW Run the -Dt
through the casing.
Fur q bedroom white ehBaRacIBEh Ii
advantageous ChseseriUzh washes
like linen. always lunET traRh. EppEr
auLsF never wsRrH Dut EIr II EDtorE
nBVar seems u tads Pink II 9 1elh
ra1s BhhdH is Rlsn p-s-rT fur i ned
-ouu. If 1hs light hRf wEy Of EtItu-
ing through II which iF very RIiurins
ElmoEt Like & Eunsst glow
1nEltt curtains If craTDnns mEy bs
made u J. width uf me mREs-iEl lest
the width EhE- If Et.ksu Of zDr the
plaE-ing Make buz pisE+E Rbuut TIVE
snchaE wide En6 tins REnls distance
epz-t, stitch gn6 put around Ehs sadss
enc bu-1uu u curtains, kiBp III rhs
valance Fang them INF REns aE the
rthHr curtains.
tins best quality n chHssHcioEt II
al roiu-s GEL be bought tsr 1sn rsuEi
@ yEr6. Enc BfIk muHlin and uu-1uT
p1pliu II 2t cansA
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02

HiAcE transparent curtains E-e tuEt
coming inIU fashion. nut they should
Is ra-F transparent, Sc 1t MT 10 cEs.
E GlnEy BhanUv Dvsr tnE -1uu..
When uIe remembers The sxpanas
n constantly washing Enc renewing
whine curtains, tbs new tlRck voEuA
RuggestH L wslcums idaG II city l1ts
And Ens hiack curtin IF flsi net ur
pniut { esprit il nj NJ DsrassirF L
Ding affair. One sp-igEsd FL Ura-
WITT li-Lts blossoms ant ng-dsrst with
Bp-IgE u ths ttpvsr WEI saar. Al
u-hsT curtain showed Z sp-igEing u
tbs rInisEt ~uRepuus. End L third.
which v,aF rsaltv baeu-IsEl was RI
Oid length u Georgian nal thEt hA6
bsar daHrtnst fur EuEI. mn Hp-iEEaa
Dut gwen tsap Du-Ia- IL Ihs uaE
graceful design ~ ret En6 hlns fi9v-
SRI, intg-Eps-ssf vi-t lizzie r-zllE o.
grBeL
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
DIP FOR SctBlES IN CATTLE
Secretary ~ Ar-inuteurr knsnrs Or
Ger by ss-mi--inr Stronger
Sptu1iur u Tobacco.

The Becrs-H-y ~ agriculture has
amended 0-dsr zss, sHsU1frs Angus;
Ia, 1a12, Relating 70 dtpE fur scshiss
IN cattle NJ permitting the IRE Of the
tobacco Zip prepared from tobacco
End suitable tobacco products, pro
Tidaf Il confirms mt less than Revsn
nunerB6thE Of me per cent Of ninc-
tine. EHrHtnfurs. rhR requirements
have paan rhRI the tobacco dtp should
contain MT lass than I've hunars6rhE
Of uns per naut Of nicotine and twp
psr rent flowers " sulphur The to
bacco Clip u the new strength need
mt c1rrE1n the sulphur The -eEulR-
LID remains unchanged Regarding The
ams amt sulphur dip. which may re
used as etreGred IL the ortsr.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02
SPRAYS TO DESTROY WEEDS
application o. Destroyer shouse Sc
hiars or stoS Dzye--SSerciss
Ea-s IN ~tsndlins no!sors.

-sv .JruTTrS r.RuasAN #t,nlurado Az7s-
cultural calEsgs}
X Is 6 rather tedious procsss, and
hard or 1nns N remove wsads OF
grass from WALKS hy hpaing o. cutting
than nut hstwsHr the STONES, hut
there are 6 numbar Of chemicals ~
surEys which car be used wiki gnDc
SUCCESS.
:. sak. Take nns pnunc o. saE n
one gallon ~ wa1aT, hnl Hno Eppy
while Sill hnl, Or dr. salt may ne
uss6 and then vRtars6 IL; but Ehis
will rolDr the walk mnrs Or less and
h nus quite 81 affective.
z. Crude cA-hBltr acid, Une-har
ounce u 1tis liquid u nns gallon ut
vRIar will alsD dRserpy auts
g. sulphurir RciG. 1nur.ttfths ounce
nf the acid II Dns gallon Of watar.
aas1 anpliHr with wnndsr pail
4 Take nns pnun6 Df powdered
E-#anir II three gallons d cold VIZ
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02

cushion IND the csuIe- If which MY
ns f,r1ad BmEl vEss containing tiDv-
s,-K. The cushion i-saf iB circular II
shape Eut somewhat resembles L life
bugy III Z smEu scRls Diagram 4 =
lust-E1eE -hB ant dlEErEu 3 shows
L EIDE riFv uf the cushion Ens inf
cE1es 1ha thickness IN which II should
hH mazda
The cushion iF covered Win pale
blue SIR SIX and trimmed B. rhs
eags WITH t-1Ac hemE-lrCnsd f-in u
ms Elrna mEtarlEl a lRcH 1ylM vrguic
look EsrT prs-rF ant rzsgrI -Eks -nf
plare NJ thE SILK L pra9sr-Hd. amt -ns
cushion coIif 1f COURSE ps Carried Dut
n Ery other pale BhRns u cniur EnEI
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-10-02

v-tpeE, Abigail End Louis Catherine
T'hs Dld s1one church wRE 6sdiGE-Hd
II 1E2g EMO sc1rsE ut jlluBErinuE men
End women have wurshipsd there
1Dhn Quincy Adams pcGupisd rhs
'presidanTE paw" whenever ne vRs
IN tgv-n, and later me BEms pew WIS
held ny his Sun, Charles Francis
AdEmE, minister 70 England during
ths Civil WEI.
On each site Of the great mahogany
pulpit If { EEhist, hDnoring rhs mem
0ry If the rwD presidents, father and
snl 0rhsr tablets nDv 1n The walls
and Etil others In be added viii make
this church s1rT pf Gay state Wass
mlnBEsr Ebbey.