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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
AGRICULTURAL HINTS FOR
THE UP TO DATE FARMER

The announcement in the Intelli-
gencer some time ago that w. ID. linn
and Professor Webster "A. sill have
been secured by the Panhandle Agri-
culture club to promote better argi-
cultural conditions in this section OF
the state, further the good roads
movement and to look after the inter
ests OF the club. was received with
general satisfaction by the farmers of
this vicinity and BY all interests in
agriculture. These gentlemen. through
arrangements made with the club.
have volunteered their services TO the
farmers. and will arrange for demon
STATIONS on farms or Will be pleased
TO give any information by telephone.
letter or personal interview.
The lntelligencer in an effort TO
keep its rural readers in touch with
the work OF these gentlemen and 10
assist in the movement for better
farming conditions. has arranged to
publish from time 10 time letters and
articles prepared by Mr. linn and
Professor sill
The FIRST of these follow:
To the Farmers OF Ohio and Brooke
countic
Having been employed by the Pan
Handle Agricultural club of the above
named counties i'm cooperation with
the l. :. Department OF Agriculture
and tho IVES; Virginia University EX-
tension Department as their adviser.
we are exceedingly anxious To get in
touch with every farmer OF this sec
ton.
II will he our purpose 10 visit. as
soon a. possible. every farm in order
10 acquaint ourselves with the aEriCul-
tural conditions here and to study the
methods practiced by the different
farmers
We should like 10 become the me-
dunn through which valuable infor-
nation gained by experiments made
by farmers in one section may he
transmitted 10 farmers in other sec
lions and also Information available
from the Department Of Agriculture
and our state Experiment Station.
To this end We solicit the hearty
support of every farmer.
Among other things No want 10
study Soils. crop Rotation. Lime, Com
mercial Fertilizers. Pastures. Mead
ows. the Improvement Of our Live
Stocn. Horticulture Problems. and 10
stimulate the BOYS and Girls Clubs,
and later 90 consider tho Distribution
and Marketing Of Farm Products MI
these things can not be accomplished
in a month CT even ? year. but /:
ever done Their" must he a beginning
and there can be no better time 10 be
gin than now
y great many farmers will use COM
mercial fertilizers on their corn
ground this season and ih1t applica-
ton must and will be- made soon ~
low Us ~ suggest that We BEGIN this
season 20 ascertain whether the ev-
pcnditure of moncv for commercial
plant food for corn Is justified by The
results
To do this farmers should have
checks in the fields that e.. plant a
few rows with fertilizer and a few
without. and a harvest time We will
be able 70 determine whether = really
PAYS 70 apply fertilizer and. if 50.
what kind pays host
II different formulas are available
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
EXPERIENCE GAINED WHILE
IN The DRUG BUSINESS

have been troubled more or less
IN tho last five years with kidney trol.
bic and from the experience gained
While .n The drug business and from
Giner"n- cases whore / have solid
SWamp-RuOt with perfect satisfaction
20 those who purchased .' and as
never had single complaint regard.
Ing the medicine while I was IT, bust
ness. ! was In position 20 know that
i VAS great preparation and 70 did
not Tail me when ! used T. myself D.
mas certainly Afforded me creaf relief
a. All times that ms kidney. has"
troubled mo and I would not he .fn-
ou' u. always recommend Dr XII
mers swamp Root 20 my friend. as
] eblieve - 20 be q medicine o. gren'
curative value 30 the diseases fro
which you recommend o.
Sincerely.
u. s. kOONrE.
Columbia Ala
Personally appeared before mo. This
18Th ~ Septemhr- 1909. ID 3 K1ouca.
who subscribed tho above statement
and made oath that tho same I4 'r.o
IN substance and in feet
z. 7 Harris notary Public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
WALK OUT
Planning Mil Carpenters Leave Local
Plants; Claim Contractors Have
Failed 90 Meet Demands.

Klieves planning mills suspended oter
a'..u. t"sfrrda. owing 20 The fact
that tho owners hay" faHcd 20 meet
with fn' demands 90 tho carpenters
for "Nfra pay hu other mills employ
inr 'arpsnfcrs signed tho scale yes.
t'rIat. tho men returning O. work.
and b. b. probable thar settlement
WI D." effected &C. d., Members of
Tho carpenters union of Noundsvii,e
have received jacir Demands and have
returned 'o work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

use them in checks. that is TO say.
YOU have a fertilizer containing
potash and phosphoric acid. compare
that with the acid good alone and also
with so-cailed complete fertilizer
consisting OF nitrogen. uotash. and
phospheric acid. but between all OF
these plots leave checks where no
fertilizer has been applied. We speak
OF this matter now because II will
be too late when We visit your farms
70 take il up.
II you have any problems which de
mand immediate attention we should
be glad 10 take them up with you by
correspondence. or II possible. will
visit your farm If you will write us
or phone us
The success 70 this work will de-
pend largely upon the support and
cooperation given by the farmers OF
the two counties.
Yours to serve.
W. II. linn.
". H. SILL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

Tie local High school base ball team
are l-aulc 20 play Tomorrow owing to
g." Tact INT o." -rouuIs can bee secured
IN fDiS town AMI games away from home
could not ae secured Tr.. locals ar. IN
good shape Tor q game AMI the manager
tried very hard 90 arrange e game with
Nsid-"p"It. bat they already had - Lame
GROVE iu t4iS city. bat since tn. action
"i tt' b \ -. officials l.s been taken
40 game can be- Tiaved here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
BENW00D


To last dane. - tn season Wa given
,.st evening 81 Aruory hail ny TO local
w hate l.l4! social club. Inform HANKS.
Nni+ - % lytniaS. ana a very lIrr"
crowd attended. TIE hall Wa- u.tutifiil-
t' decorated for tH- occasion Hui many
'ff ~ TOW persons were 90 attenrIuco.
.- Elias Or he~tra. - Friltir'. furnish
Cd fh' music for tie 1f:aIr ami a srl.u-
i.d IuIte Program was rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
Large Crowd Attenhs.

\ Ner. NffE" .rUwI ATTENDED tho % CN
I"nl pIf' given Last stsuif- .n me
auditor. 900 OF tho central school ..uIf-
UFNtn lt". b.. and proved 20 .,. sorry
.nfef"-fir- % e." large aIIirr.s Ta.t
llEI s.Hno. students p.ayei fIss- .a-t-
rrl ana much credit will have o. ts
given them FOR t.@fr efforts 800 OIL. King
Ir'iized from tIe affair for O.. IaIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
BenEood Briefs

squire Paul lcIdt' g. spending d Few
days a. Iittsnurcl "a nn business
All TIE "tnll"''- 90 TIE Tub. aeTtrt-
W'nf ~ tie lower plant receive. ...r
ht-moutuly PAYS yesterday
James Ny ai taS lef' tHi@ ~If. for
sI q position
graduation exercises oc fre etsNfn
grad" pupils viii be- h'Ii 900 CO.. Genital
school HulldIur IN MAY .-tu
f".i'" '".rt was q complete bI4r. INST
IS sF4Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
To start WORK.

iepufN Assessor sam Blake vi! be-
Elu W"fk itl~ morning taking ~" can't
tHtl"n tan AMI tee personal property t.i.
tHi ~ p"f~"nS IRE requested 90 Dee ready
20 settle a. the Wofk D. la h.IIftt az.
FH"Hii .d.' ls-u completed several
N'~H- HE". tw rE o. tie. fact that trr|
.''"i 'nrTff 'ul"u.sd many local iatuI-
lies % was decided o. post pom" o.. work
ftr "a few weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
cunard Funeral Hald-

Funeral services over tr.. Isu1 ms ~
tito fave year nlI daughter OF AZ am!
Hlt-. Albert tIuFrl. v Iu aicd 80 e 300
o'clock Wednesday morning. fa.ipNfrr
to- -.".f u.nc~ 81 diphtrsria. w.r.- ED
yesterday afternoon 81 t.riosx from
o." afmIy residence cora Ni.li.. hem
street TITO services we're -'rr.s.r 500.
l. if-f Vt. o.. 's.r... rffi.IIfs-tI Inter.
mont Was made 81 TIE McNl.~h~r me-
terry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

az and p. m. Doors 10 the big
show grounds VIII be open an hour
earlier. Tho street parade will leave
Ire show grounds nj 10 O'Clock and
VIII pass through the principal down
town streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

we'll under construction The biz mixer
j. on ths Ioh Constantly and only % few
d"AS WI uc required uutil tho vest
she OF the foundation Will be- completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

~ don't Ike that disaereeabIe Mrs.
Parker"
I though she was very pleasant.
What's haTrcned7"
We lunchSI together down town
to-day She said she'd paw and. Of
course I mumh'of Ic' mc'-and sha
sad. very wei Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

terday. in addition to comforting with
the local board of trade and shippers
IN this city, he met business men in
Bollaire and Moundsville. To-day he
leaves for Parkersburg. Marietta,
Galiipolis and other points down the
river. and will conclude his itinerary
AZ Cincinnati.
Coal Shipments.
The cxI ectcd barge stage materi-
allied in the Ohio river Yesterday.
and moro than 610.0oO bushels OF coal
passed This point for southern mar
ko's. The Valiant End the j A. DON
aldson. each pushing large tows OF
loaded barrcs. passed down yester-
dav ~ noon. followed nv the Rival.
With a stage Of thirteen feet. one
inch. recorded az tho local wharf. the
river was almost stationary yester-
day afternoon and the crest was ex-
pected with less than two inches more.
The FLYER will likely begin falling to-
day.
Packet Movements.
The Queen CITY was 2 few hours
late in her voyage 70 Pittsburgh yes
terday. clearing the local wharf at IL
O'Clock
The Liberty got away AZ noon for
Matamoras. She will return this even
ing from that port and will make an
other triI tomorrow.
The civ of ParkoTsburg is sched-
ulcd 20 reach the local wharf this
morning AZ 6 O'Clock en- route 10
Parkersburg The only departure
scheduled for to-day Is the Ohio for
Pittsburgh a. noon
River MARKS.
EfT1SEi EEH. "a. Nav. River
stages fn-uiEhf follow
DAVIS ISLAND tAM-9s feet and
FALLING. tief-
~TEi HENV1LLE--1s.a feet and fall
trr elem
TARKr,RSBt'RG- feet AMI rising:
risrr
MDEG sNTpwN SO feet and station
Hrt. clear.
ptr. trTr 20 gecf ana falling: clear.
WARREN .f faet AMI f4fIfnr lear.
- don't Ike that disagreeable Mrs.
Parker"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
HctHanN. W. Va.
A Variety Test Orchard.

Professors Alderman. Auchter and
Dutten OF the state experiment sta
ton al MorCantown. are at bethany
college engaged in planting a variety
test orchard. Twelve acres will be
planted. This Is a most splendid
proposition not only for the college
and community. hut for the entire
northern part of the state. These
trees came from the New York ex
pertinent station at Geneva and are
a very fine lot of stock
Professor Alderman propogated
these trees while az work az said Co
neva station before his appointment
lat our university. The state expert
ment station is to have supervision af
this orchard for fifteen years. but tho
college is 70 take care Of II and TO
have the reiNrns from II when II
comes into bearing. What an oppor-
tunity will be given 10 the young man
In school here who wants 10 study
Horticulture. TO learn varieties. study
methods Of cultivation. etc. and
what n great advantage the farmers
of this section will have 10 know Jus,
what varieties Of apples. pears.
peaches, plums and cherries they
should plant TO get best results Here
tofore. those wishing 70 grow fruit in
this section have been forced 10 make
their own tests which required nearly
a life time to do. While here Profes-
sor Alderman will give a spraying
demonstration AZ the G. =. Waugh or
.chard al l o'clock Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

''.r. 0u-s' 90 orr stall. Market
Auditorium i'Cut.r Eros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
Orchard Spraying.
To the farmers Of Ol
counties:

To the farmers Of Ohio and Brooke
counties:
Tho time for SPRAYING appl" tre"s
j. now AZ hand and the trees will con-
tinue 10 be- in condition durin. TIC
coming week. As ! will not h able
10 meet all the farmers Of these coun-
tics before IL H. too late for this
spraying. / will recommend that yCI
spray thoroughly with arsenatc Of
lead for the control Of tho cooling
moth or apple worm Use two
pounds OF arsena'c Of lead and two
pounds OF quick lime 10 nfty gallons
o. water kceIinS tho spray VOL AL
tated and covering all blossom Clus-
tiers with q m!st-like spray.
II your orchard Is troubled with
scab or rot use bordeaux mixture.
three pounds Of blue stone "copper"
sulphafel tud three pounds Of quick
lime 10 nfty gallons of water or
concentrated lime sulphur. testing
thirty 20 thirtv.two degrees on IN"
Baume specific gravity seal" and III
hI'ed a. Tho rate of one part IN forty
may be- used instead of bordeaux mix
ture for tho control ~ appi" sc1h. ar.
senate Of lead. tao pounds ~ fffv
Gallons. ~ spray material should al
ways M used in This application
I viii be able 20 MAX" cnGaComnnfs
FOR Tho holding ~ spraying demon
STATIONS iu any orchard In Ohio or
brooke counties during the coming
wock ] Will also be glad 20 confer
IN person. by phone. or letter WITH
ary man Interested in farm problem
address me a. bethany college. Heth-
any. W. Va
Yours 90 4erve.
Webster " Sill
Professor s. u /nn. who va- ~
Miliors sale ~ Woodscalo Yesterday
would ho glad 20 arrange public meof-
L. a-..-----.-- - - .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

Webster VI Sill.
Professor So - Inn. who wa ~
Ml'or's sale ~ Woodsdalc Yesterday
would Boz glad 20 arrange public meet
i-re with tho farmers for 20 nichf
erd SATURDAY ni.ht pr 'hn purpose ~
d scLss.ug farm problems
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18
Read our inside pages this week

Something was seen at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday evening that
seldom occurs, yet was q great COM
pliment. In the absence OF the Pas
tor at PlainviIIe, Prof. "! A. Lewis,
after the usual preliminary religious
service, delivered an address on "Re-
latiOnship OF Children TO Home and
Parents" te full church, and 50 fine
that at its conclusion the whole audi
snce gave hearty applause.
He delivered it off-hand, talking di-
rect to the audience, without empha-
sis, OFatOry or demonstration, a plain
heaPt-to- heart talk that at tins held
his audience spell-bound:I
His description of the city OF Pull
man, near Chicago, and Gary, Indiana
with their lack OF cooperation, com
pared with little town at the foot of
the Ozark mountains in Missouri: ms
telling Of the inspection Of the boys
and ignoring the girls in olden time
we're interesting. While his plea "a
give the growing boy and girl chance
captured the audienee., The only OBJ
lection us young folks could register
was his plea 'sto do away With the
parlcr in the home for could he and
how can We spark our best girl With
out the parloE and its sofa where ths
hands are heidi.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

At Karl Leikers, on Sunday last,
Columbus dav, boy. And9grandps
Schlyer adds another to his flock.
Another old timer, Wolf Binder.
and wife are arranging to come back
to Hays soon.
Prof. ShiveIy went to Emporia on
Tuesday to attend the Presbyterian
State Synod'meeting there.
Earnest Sitz and wife of the north
OF Walker neiRhborhood were here or
a shopping trip Tuesday.
Judge NeIlis and wife came FRIDAY
evening and left Tuesday for Los An
geles, Both are locking az Of old.
J. L. Pelham, who used to be at the
experiment station, has bought some
Arkansas fruit land and will try "a
make it a madeI fruit farm.
Miss Mildred Lancaster came m
from Ellsworth Monday evening to see
her uncle, Joe Addison, returning e
her work next morning, much eniov.
ing her new work as 8 professional
nurse and glad she took up the work.
On Tuesday last, 14th, County Trea
surer Philip Iaeeba began to serve
MS End term. to expire Oct. 1915.
Or course IL Uncle Samuel decide.
&c let aim be Postmaster OF HAYS be-
fcre that time be will gladly resign
and LEE someone slee hs treasurer.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

Mrs Decker is no 80 tr, m er Coz
rado trip and looking mach ia prov
The 8 ,ys fellows wh1 wsni Ii
ven@OrLh, gave their evide in
Alois StaAb liqcor casee and cam
home.
Lot of young boys got frisky Sun.
dsy night. arrested by marshal Stout
and cost them SO apiece in the Police
court next morning.
Advertisement crowd out much u
our reading matter this week, Reac
the interesting story ands farm news
on our inside pages.
The Weisner sale of ladies coats
on Tuesday was a stccess ard the V.
~ next day turned cold and many la
dies appeared wearing new coats.
County warrant Notice.
All holders of Co. Warsi ts viii 5aL ,
notice that low have sufficisn. funoE
in my hands to pay IegisIerSd Wal
rants outstanding up 70 and iHcludIne
registered number BIB, except bridge
warrant No. 3O85. ana that intefes
CEASES Oct. 81, 1918.
PHILIP JACOBS, Co. Treas,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

A new baby has come to tne hOn
Of Elmer Shade.
Glenn Wilson of Cove county Is
here helping at the Cox elevator.
George S3encer of Quinter was in
Town this week on business
Mr. and Mrs Huttie and children this
Week went east on a visit.
Rev. Hale spent this week at Plain
vile helping in q revival held there.
The warm weather the first of the
week caused dandeline:to' bloom again
in our lawns around town.
The cold spell has caused the leaves
on vines and trees TO turn beaUti-
fuI redsand gold color.
The State Historical societss hold
their annual meeting in Topeka next
Tuesday, October 21st.
News comes that a daughter has
come to the home Of Mr. & Mrs Black
at the home OF grandpa Beach in Cal
ifornia.
TheeBarton county paper shows our
Judd Wood took the prize over all com
petitors for his photograph exhibit at
their Fair. He if doing we'll there.
If you take out a farm loan,
be sure to see us first. There
are several reasons why it will
pay you to get it from US.
Citizens" State Bank, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18
Ladies Federated Clubs.

The Convention Of the 9Th District
Women'a Federated Clubs is to meet
In Hays next Tuesday and. Wednesday
Oct. 22st and 22nd. and from so to 76
delegates expect 20 attend, many to
come on the Monday evening trains.
The sessions will be held mornings.
afternoons and evenings in the Nor
nal Auditorium and the women Of
our city and county are cordially in
vited to attend any or all the meet
ing. Let our visitors be given q hear.
ty. welcome to our city
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18
it 2 miles from Hays.

City marshal john Roth was in Lea
venwortn on business this week. and
while away Frank Stout is acting as
marshal.
Schlyer & Arnhold this week got IN
a carload Of cabbage and potatoes
and opened up their new store room
fer their sale.
The water works run out of fuel
ell this week and borrowed from the
Electric light plant, who got in a car.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

Harvey Penn 2 WIS in I.,'avenWar !
tn week on the u s. Jury.
Mr. Treat is fixing up his hot hou,
and hopes to have nice pl MS & flow
ers there this winter
The Co. Commissioners went oct
this week and inspected the new bridF
crossing near Misserve's.
This week water commissioner Fred
Oshant wss areund town covering the
water meters with straw to prevent
freezing this winter.
The Picture shows this week have
been pleasing and that on "Wednesday
night drew q crowded house, ard many
are hoping he win put these fine the
atricaI plays on often end gladly give
the extra 10 cente.
We have private money to loan
on real-estate for two, three or
five years with annual interest,
no commission and quick service
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas.
J. F. Brock, Ostometrist,
of Lawrence, Kansas will be at the
Windsor Hotel Wednesday, Oct. 22nd,
Specialist in refractiOnarv eve trou-
BILE. Have your eyes examined and
glasses fitted. All work guaranteed.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18
County warrant Notice.
Public School Notes

This week the High school prscticec
their yeils to encourage their play ers.
Mr.. Kohl is the Yell lender.
Mrs. Petite gives instructions II
music for 25 minutes every Tuesday.
The 81. b, S girls are bopirg tha
the Normal girls will organize a V. /.
ley ball team.
Plans are being made 80 We car
have our orchestra again.
The half holiday was Won by one OF
the lover rooms and they enjo, I'd IL.
Miss Leahy, the teacher. had eOmks
ny the first Of the week ano came &c
school smiling each day.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

Mrs Prof. Lewis handsomely enter
tained the gentlemen Of the Faculty
at a o'c dinner last Saturday eve.
The Ladies' music club had q very
entertaining session at Mrs. Shively'E s
Tuesday afternoon.
Our old timer, Fred Bemis. now Of
Des Aoins, Iowa, was here this week
visiting his brother, and looking as
young as ever.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

A new baby has come to tne nom
Of Elmer Shade.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18
A house to rent

IN north part Of to&n. Large lot.
See HENRY SCHULTZ
Residence to rent.
A s room house on east JuHiata st.
Good well. OutbuiIdinge, SideEaIk,
Inquire Of Mrs. e. STOUT,
Corner Pine & e. Juniata sts.
Polled Durham Bull for sale.
Duke OF Lookout. 6765, short horn req
istFy 305Z24, Dark red, weight 2OOC
pounds. six years old, Of good DISPOSE
ctOn. Gets good calves, mostly poued
Bred By D. c. Vanf;ee, RichIaud.
Kansas. Sold for Wsnt OF use Priced
right See or address
PETER JOHNSON, He7s, Kas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18
COrn-binder
WANTED, A End Hand CORN
BINDER lin running order. Phone
223 Hays, or address
w. W. Bemis. Hays, Kas.
Methodist services.

Methodist services.
In the absence of ReY. Hale this Sal
bath the pulpit will be filed by Rev
Jessie c. Fisher, bible Professor Of
Wesleyan University at Salina. He
will talk on ''Native Life in India, %
Come out and learn from him how one
fifth of the world lives. He spends
years in the study OF the people Of In
dia, in the cities and mountains of tn,
great empire: In the evening he vii
illustrate his lecture with sterecptican
views taken from real life. Admission
free and all invited. An Offering will
be taken.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-10-18

Milk Prices
The following will be our prices
throughout the winter.
WHOLE MILK
2l pint tickets 81 90
II quart Iickets LOU
One half gallon .I6c
One gallon SOC
Ur more gallon, per gal. Csc
Separated milk one half the plIce o.
whole milk,
II half pint tickets S1O0
- per pint .18c
per quart .35c
II you want cheap milk put up in
cheap way bring your tiD pail anr
come ont at mi king time. We vii
sell You q gallon - syrup peil ful.
for 20 cents.
Woodbridge Dairy. north Hays
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Wheat Pasture wanted

Wanted, wheat pasture for horses
ane sheep. We have pastured eousid-
erable wheat with sheep In past veers
and found II was benefit &c = Qena-
rai thing to the heat. Writs us
Miller Bros; Codell, Kas.