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AI.AMoosoox. EAsr onLANp, aoo.

Aiamoosook grange met Nov. II. with
the usual attendance. II was voted TO
serve refreshments Saturday. Nov. p.
The evening was pleasantly spent. One
pleasant feature was the presence of
Worthy Deputy Norris Heath, OF Castine
grange. The grangers are always pleased
to welcome Bro. Heath. There were two
visitors from Haicyon grange.
Several from this grange attended
Pomona saturday with Ssrramissic
grange, and all came home feeling well re-
paid for their trip. A cordial welcome al
ways awaits the visitor to Nsrrsmissic.
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SOUTHWEST HAReoR.

Mrs. Edwin Hersey has been seriously
i'll for some months, and grave fears are
entertained.
Mrs. Joseph Norwood, who has been i'll
some time, will go to Portland this week
for hospital treatment.
Sneak thieves have been getting in their
work In various parts of the island. One
night last week the little store Of Ben
jsmin Mayo was entered, and small sum
OF money and cigars and groceries were
taken.
Work on the Cameron lot. purchased Of
the Fiske estate. has been delayed pend
ing the settlement in making up the
deeds, but will be commenced very soon.
The barn is to be moved to make room for
bungalow.
Mr.. Mclean, the Congregational pastor,
writes to the church committee that when
recovering from pneumonia at Chicago be
was called to Montana, where he had re-
lapse OF the grip and has been seriously
i'll, but hopes 10 return early in December.
Ii is an unusual thing for both churches
here to be without pastors at the same
time. 1t Is nearly two months since
either has had a preaching service. Sun
day schools and Christian Endeavor meet
ings go on as usual.
Nov IL SPRAY.
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advertisements
CASTOR Gill is
9ASqRLESC VOW
a Remarkable Step Forward Ia on
Refining.

Pure, clear castor oil. without ,sste or
smell. iss recent discovery Of tsa house
o. spencer Nelogg 4 sons. reaner. q,
vegetable oils
The kellogg mills take away the
naasssting TASTE. rat remove none Of the
good properties Of castor oil.
Az ksiiogg's Tasteiess Castor Oil il
merely purified castor oil, it works bet.
ter than the cyii-sassing, evil smelling
doe o. the past, and docs NOT apss, the
stomach. caiidren take it easily.
K,lloxg's rastslcss Castor Oh has 6sea
supplied 10 all druggists. not in bulk, but
In neat &c and soe bottles. IT is necessary
TO ask for Ksilogg's By name, to distin.
guish II from disguised castor oil, Favored
with peppermint and other strong IS.
sences. The trademarksd label bears a
green castor leaf. with the signature, Kel-
logg's.
Made only by Spencer Kellogg & sons.
Inc, Buffalo. y. Y, refiners OF vegetable
ellis.
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Hancock Pomonalmet with Narramissic
grange, Orlsnd, Nov.li5, w. NJ. Alex GIL
lis presiding. After the opening exercises
an address OF welcome was given by DIR.
G. w. Brown, with response by n b.
Colby.
The business OF the morning was COM
pIeted when dinner was announced, and
served to about 200 patrons
During the afternoon session the fifth
degree WAS conferred upon class OF nine.
The topic: s'Immigrstion, liquor and
trusts; which is the greatest menace to
our national prosperityfn was presented.
The discussion was opened by A. b.
Hutchins and continued by DR.. Brown,
Lewis Blood, Norris Heath, N. B. Colby
and others. 1t seemed the consensus of
opinion that liquor is the great disturber.
A rising vote was called for each OF the
three evils. At the call OF "liquor", 9
unanimous vote was recorded for tenn
perance.
A recitation by Miss Colby was pleas
ingiy rendered, and the humor Of it was
appreciated after the earnestness OF the
preceding discussion.
Next came entertainment by host
grange, which consisted OF singing, read
ings, monologue and Rotations.
Everyone had good time, and Nara
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MARIAyLLLE.

Hunters plenty but game scarce.
Belle Carter 10 employed at Charles
Goodwin's.
Charles Higgins, of Bar Harbor, is in
town hunting.
Aibert Frost and brother Pearl killed
two fine deer recently.
John Russell, OF Bar Harbor, was the
guest of George Frost and wife over Sum
day.
Samuel Frost Is very i'll. His daughter,
Mrs. Blanch Salisbury, OF Otis, is with
him.
Frank Frost will operate in the lumber
business again this winter near Lead
Mountain pond.
Mrs. Willard Foster, OF Bangor, spent
the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Charles X. Goodwin.
Nov H. "
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nArrros. as, SoRFH BLuRHILI.

HAIEN0N- 1Aas NokKH BIN hhRki~
Hsicyon grange had air attendance At
It's meeting Nov. Is. As there was ne inn
portant business, the greater part 81 The
evening was devoted to the literary pro-
gram which consisted OF vocal duet,
Eunice Dunbar and Esther Leach; read
ings, Cora Haskell. Fred Hlncsley, Sadie
Dunbar, William wescoit and Esther
Leach: stories, A. p. sopr, James
saunders and Thomas Grieve; conun-
drums; vocal solo, Eanice Dunbar. Thir-
teen from Halcyon grange attended
Pomona meeting st orlsnd, and report an
enjoyable day.
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aARvESr HOME, s0s, WEST ELLSWORTH.
Harvest Homo grange held lie regular
meeting Nov. Is, Henry Glass presiding,
with the usual attendance. Alter ousi-
ness. the lect urer presented a doe program
Of songs, stories sud coanndrnnse. The
master announced thst officers would ta
elected the iirsi Saturday 10 Dreems@r; !f
stormy, the follow ing sai1reay, al
nem bers are requested TO be prcseat,
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Pamols grange held pleasant meeting
Saturday evening, wtth ii;tysn1c nhers and
two visitors present. After business, one
candidate was Instructed in the nrst and
second degrees. The, program; Paper,
'.Shail Women Voter" Affirmative, Lydia
joy, Nancy Young negative, Arthur Jei-
Igson; recitation, Archie Foss. AT the
next meeting there viii be work in the
third and fourth degrees, followed by
harvest supper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-11-19

Compound and Blood Purifier have
helped me wonderfully. ! don't have
those pains any more and ! am all right
now There are n great many women
here who take your remedies and have
told others what they have done for
me. Mrs. CHAs. McKrNo2, 1913 n.
5th St W., Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Women who are suffering from those
distressing ills peculiar TO their sex
should not lose sight of these facts or
doubt the ability Of Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
There are probably hundreds of thou
sands. perhaps millions Of women in the
United States who have been benefited
by this famous old remedy. which was
produced from roots and herbs over 80
years arc by a woman to relieve wo-
man 8 suffering. If you are sick and need
such medicine. why don't you try It
II ron want special advice write TO
Lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine Co. teona-
dentian Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held In strict confidence.
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There were sfxsy-five IN attendance nj
Iamoipe grange NOV. 1.-THE largest num-
Der thus FAR this season. Worthy Over
seer w. $. Cousins conferred the first de-
gree upon three candidates. At recess re-
Treatments were served by the committee.
10 the small dining-room. A short uusi-
cal program was presented aud an amusing
contest was entered into with spirit, Miss
Eunics CogRins won the first prize and
w. K salisbury the BOBBY.
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They were entertaining the minister at
dinner, and after the dessert had been
eaten little Johnnie said; won't you
have another piece of pie, Mr.. Hobbss"
The minister laughed, swell, johnny"
~ said. s'since you are so polite, ! believe
! will have another slice" "Goodt' said
Johnny, "Sow, uss, remember your prom
Use. You said II IL wss necessary 10 cut
into the second pie I could have another
.aInrsa y.
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peacefully entered into rest. She had fol-
lowed its writings with interest since the
column was started, and in her weakness
wrote few lines for October q, closing
the note with the words: al like to read
the Nj. B. column Hers was helpful
and useful life. and in her own quiet way
she was constantly doing deeds of kind
ness for others. She furnished practi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-11-19

scdgwiek grange met in regular session
ON Nov. z; forty-five present. One sppli-
cation was received. The flrst and seeend
degrees were conferred on two candidates.
II VAS voted to extend an invitation TO
Hancock Pomona 20 meet here January
IS, 1914. The third and fourth degrees
will be given at the next meeting. Cake
and coffee will be served. II being so Late,
the program was omitted.
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BROOKLYN, mi.

Brookiin grange held its regular meet
ing in Pomona hall with twenty members
aud Eve visitors present. Two sppli-
cations for membership were received.
Il was voted TO invite Hancock Pomona to
meet with this grange in February. A
short program was enjoyed.
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mutuaI lsrnrfit Column.
ns Mot.o. aHeIpf,.l and Hopsful. .

The purposes Of THE column are sueeinetly
stated In the title and motto III IS Tor the p1utGal
tensas. and aims 70 he htipful and hopeful
Being for the common good, It Is for The CON
mon use-a public g want. pusveyor o. IN
Formation and su4 g4sSiep- 3 ne'iium for the To-
terehauge OF IDEAS. it'tbis cspacity u s9'icits
communications ani iis ucee~s depends 'Hfgsiy
on the support given IS 80 shis 70 pect' CON
manifestations mast he ~ignel, bnt the name et
writer wi not b. pri ted except hy ptrmission'
Communications will he subject - approval or
rejection by she esl Tor Of thy column oHt none
will be refecfei vfAhoA good reason. Address
all comma pioaticas 30
Tns AMERICAS.
Ellsworth, Nc.
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NE wHIsTLEp HIS WAY TO NY HBARr
They said he was bad, Twas enough
To interest me tn the boy;
They called him anEaanly aaa rough,
While the aged he liked to annoy.
one day, As be whistled with vim,
While he stood from the others apart,
was watching and studying him,
When be whistled his way TO my heart.
Then noted the lad for spell,
And found to my comfort and JOY,
while In mischief he oft might excel,
Twas the mischief alone Of boy.
He was bad in the sight but Of those
who think boys with their eoshcod should
part;
But in my good opinion be rose.
AS he whistled his way TO my heart.
Let as not, who have aged with The years,
Be too hasty the boys TO condemn,
Give them signs Of regret or shed tears.
when we see some small mischief In them
Seeking but for the good, not the bad,
You become OF your boys life part
He will take from sou much that is sad,
While he whistles his way 10 your heart.
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1muns tnr 6raneers.

This cclnmu n devoted to TIE Gran1e, &C.
pee Ally to the oranges o. Hapocek oosnty.
The coiu'aa q oeea W all granseFs for the
dissassie' Of topics a. general interest, and
Tor reports OF grange meetings. Make iettsrs
sners and concise. AL communications must
be signed, bar names win nst be printed ex-
eeps By permission os ths sfl:sr. All cets-
manifestations will Be subiect 20 approval ~
the editor, bet none viii BE rslseted eitaeui
2ooa rcascn.
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cough that bothers you continually is
one Of the danger signals ~bich warns OF
copsumption. Dr. Kings New Discovery
and let you sleep peacefully. The nrst dose
checks the symptoms and gives prompt re-
lief. Mrs A. r. Mertx. Of Glen Eliyn. Iowa,
stubborn cough after six week. docsor1ng
failed TO help" Try IL. as 1t will do the same
for you Best medicine for coughs, colds,
IN roat and lung troubles. Money back II II
fails Price soc. and aiIeo All orugxists, by
mail. H. n. Bucklsn 3 Co.. fhfiadesphia or
81. Louis.
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a drag. | WAS irreg-
ular, had cramps SO
bad that | would
have to lie down. a.
SO 8 distressed feel
ing in lower part Of
back, and headache.
My abdomen was
sore and / know |
had organic iuflam-
nation.
Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable
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MARIAviLLE. Al.

AfsriavilIe grange met Nov. Is, with the
usual attendance, One application was
filed The literary program was very
amusing. Che question. '"w hieh requires
the u1oss IS lsaom; to earn a dollar orro
save ons7'' was discussed by many MEM
hars. II Was voted 70 have brothers Night
Noy. -. Electioa OF osasers VIII be sat
arfsaX. Dec. D.
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HARBoRNpE, as, SOUTH gnooKsvrfI.s.
Harborsids grange met Ney. Il. with a
good attendance. There we're visitors
from East Blgehili and Rainbow oranges.
Three applications were presented. After
recess, a short program was enjoyed II
was voted no; 10 entertain Hancock Po-
mona during the year 1914.
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East Biaehtli grange Bold lts regular
meeting saturday, with ihisty-four meua-
hers and seven visitors present. The
third And fourth degrees we're conferred
on one candidate, after which supper was
served. the program was postponed
aniiI the ne=t meeting
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Deer isle grange met Nov. 8, with six
teen members and three visitors from Sea
Girt grange. Lecturer pro tenn presented
short program. A recess Of one hour
was pleasantly spent with games. music,
etc. Refreshments were served.
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uIuHLAND, htfs NVhFH FhNutsa-Vt'
Owing to the storm, there was small
attendance al Highland grange Nov. "a.
A fine program was given, consisting Of
question aad readings, II was voted 20
sand s. L: Gross aad wife as representa-
tive to STATE grange.
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F1onr. Grain and Reea.


A bashei OF Liverpool salt shall weigh 90
pounds, and a bushes Of Turks Isiand s&is
shall Neigh 70 pounds
The standard weight Of a oushel Of potatoes
In coed order and ht fer shipping. 10 90
pounds OF apples. ~ poaudx.
The standard weight Of a bushei OF beans In
COED order and OF for shipping. Ii 10 ponnds;
Of wheat, beets. rata hzgA tuFnfps and eas.
% pounds Of corn. 81 pounds; Of onions, 50
pounds; Of carrots. Engiish tarnlps. rye and
Indian meal, 50 pounds; OF pafssspS, Is po0 pda,
of barley and buckwheat. As pounds OF oats.
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itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles
yield 10 Deans oinfment. Chronic cases
soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists ali
sell it.--Adrf.
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QUICK RELIEF FOR
STOMACH MISERY
Upset stomach ia Order - Try
One Dose and Prove IL.

OHE IVUsF anu TfUkt IT.
III you are a stomach sufferer, do
not despair. Immediate. safe and
sure relief is at hand. Mi-o-na Stom-
aeh Tablets, sold In fifty-cent boxes at
all drug stores. are specific for out
of order stomachs.
II suffering with indigestion, dys-
pepsia, gastritis. or any of the various
forms OF stomach misery, usually In
dieated by nervousness, distress after
eating. headache. dizziness. bad breath
or sour stomach. do not wait. do not
suffer any Ionger-take Mi-o-na to-day
delays are dangerous.
Mona is always sold by G.. \.
Parcher on money back-if-not satifed
plan
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cal hints for the column, and enjoyed at
tending the III. b. reunion held at Fair
view, Parker point, several years ego.
Miss Peters was known in the band Of
nieces as a.
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take IL as harbinger of good that the
following came to me as a ray OF light and
encouragement literally and directly from
Providence;
Sunshine is delicious, rain Is refreshing,
wind braces mp, snow is exhiierating. there is
no such thing as bad weather, only different
kinds Of good weather. John Rnskia.
quotation in the Nov. s AsRRicsx sug-
gested this one. CIR.
In this remembrance OF the column, you
had the good fortune to '.throw out the
lifeline, to one who felt she was drifting
on an open sea.
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Beey'S Mustarine
Is III Town
Cold In Chest, Sore Throat, Pieurisy
EKCaSaI..s s...-a a@.l4.12s..eo ss4-.4an
While you Sleep

J. A. Besy OF Rochester, y. Y. is the
Chemist who discovered MUSTAFjNH
and now all wise people have 30 further
Use for mustard pissssfs. otntmcnJs. .u.-
mcut& etc.
BEGY's MusTARISE wont Blister
You can rub X on Ia .ytlagie and t.r
next m!agte yoc'a know that u has
STARTED TO draw out she inflammation
Use 10 also fer tonsltIfis. fTt2 rrrf.
sprains. swollen soln;s, neuralgia. Bead
ache, earhche ans togth9clte. II ahs.rHs
quickly and stops all aches AID pAiu7
Ike ma gle. All Druggists.
1: gives blessed reiief 20 people Tfn
rufyrg from Rheumatism or Seufitts
Only Is cents. Be sure it's BE0l :
MCSTARINE In yellow box
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anprri!srmsatA.
7s~-7--s-7 -~1-N>'-s--
CRAMPS,
HEADACHE,
BACKAcHE,
Yield to Lydia E. pinlshaIn's
Vegetable Compound.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa - / was always
tired and weak and my hogsework was
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missile grange Is hoping tor as fiue day
and as many guests at her next appointed
date for Pomona
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saturday, Dec, 10 Meeting OF Aaneocs
Pomona with New Century Eranse, Ded-
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Dear NJ. b. Friends:

While he whistles his way 70 your beArs-
Dear NJ. b. Friends;
There is no reason why the young folks
should not have a place in our column
now and then. II, as the poet has ex-
pressed it, we ali are children OF larger
growth, cur hearts should never get 20
hardened as TO have no sympathy for
those bright young natures who like kit
tens and lambs and colts, are full of
animal life. ! think the above poem
came from B. e. 5. long years ago, and
also the one which will have a place
later
The "whIstling boy will recall to some
of you, as il does to me, the very sound OF
the music of some neighbor's boy as be
passed the house with bis CHEEKY whistle.
He never knew tina: that whistle was
company to US, and though he may be on
the other side Of he continent from US to-
day, there is pleasant memory associated
with him--inst emusic in the air" which
we heard "oit in the stilly night.
a visitor addressing a boys school
asked, Nv bat sre boys good foE2H and one
little fellow answered, ''Good TO make
men Of That answer is what is too
often forgotten. The fathers who con-
slider that iatherhood first OF all placed
them in position where they can show
their authority, and often rule without
reason. are missing much they might en-
joy, il they treated their boys more as
companions.
The woria is new to them, and many OF
the ways OF the world sre not safe for
them to travel, but the strongest help
toward keeping them in the right course
are the fathers in whom they have conf
denee because they have found them good
comrades, who understood their boyish
ways saa experiences.
A iHther going from the house TO the
barn one snowy morning found his little
boy was follow ing him, and called back
to the child, 'slsnt the snow too deep for
you to Gomez And the enswer was
''I'm all right, daddy; I'm stepping in
your tracks" wonder If the fathers,
generally, are making the tracks in life
they want their boys to follow.
One writer says Of the development Of
children;
And yet We check and chide
The airy angels as they HOat about Us,
With rules Of so-caIled wisdom, tiil they grow
The same tame slaves to esstom and the
world.
PLACE FoR gor.
There's niche for VOC In the world, my boy.
A corner for you to Gil;
And II waits to-day,
Along life's way,
For she boy with.a frank ~ win"
So. lad, be true,
The world wants you
In the corner that you viii sn,
There's niche for you in the world, my girl
Aeorner for you 90 hll;
For girl that IS kind
With pure, sweet mind,
place that is waiting still.
So, lass. be true,
The world wants you
In the corner that you may Gil.
The world has places for you, dears,
Has corners for you to eli.
And work to do
Which no one but you
In God's grest plan can I'LL.
So, dears. be true,
The world wants you,
And your places are waiting stili.
take it as harbinger of good that the
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sEA9fKT. 4sl- SOUTH DER ISLE.
seagirs grange met Nov. s. There wss
work 10 the first and second degrees, and
three applications were received. AT re-
cess, Ssh stew was served. The feature Of
This nesting was a mock trial, in which
nearly all the members took part.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-11-19

The Ameriedn Magds;ss has some very
iniere. ting articles on Panama s'The
Glory Of Panama Perhaps many of the
readers 81 cur column have kept posted
and realize something Of the stupendous
wcsk that has been going on there. In these
DAYS of wonderful achievements, we lose
sight Of the actual greatness of some Of
the tasks performed, and sometime in the
future the man ho has been al the head
Of this grpa, enterprise, Goethais, will be
duly accredited with the honor he de-
serves fer his honest, faithful, efficient
work in Panama.
The spirit shown by all connected can
not fail to he an influence for good. Ray
Stannard Baker says:
Eascisncy is the waschwera. The canal is
being built to last for Thousand years.
There Is no seamping apon the Job anywhere.
! dont know how many times the engineers
aud torcmeu showed me with pride. examples
.of the sound and workman-like way In which
some particular festaFe Of the canal was be-
ing constructed: and this la itself has been
spur TO all ,werkmen, foF no man In his
heart likes poor, cheap Job.
There are four deductions want to give
you hich are drawn up in the Nov.
American MaqaEiae;
Firse a mar to DO COED work must b,
healthy.
second; A man TO do good work aust
have comfortable home Surroundings.
Third: A man TO do geod work must have
. reasonable amount % "a hoiesoEis recreation
aud amusement.
Fourth A man TO do good work must have
the right aftitude.toward his task.
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.

The quotations fellow give the range Of
retail ~ ca In Ellsworth
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fruit.


Oranges. dos ~ geo Lemons. dor. sS#tn
CEankegEies, qt. TO GraestFsit. each, j.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-10-31
|DOULlM NOTE(|

The day before shipping live fowls.
feed hard grain.
Satisfying the appetite adds greatly
to the thrift of the flock.
It Is estimated that FIVE chickens
will yield pound Of feathers.
Cleaning dropping boards is choro
that cannot be done too often.
Whatever interferes with growth re-.
tards and diminshes egg production,
On cool, damp, rainy nights close all
the ventilating windows of the hen
house.
The very first thing to do on MOTTO
ing signs of illness in bird, is to iso-
late it.
The best nest for laying hens is
close to the floor. darkened. and easily
movable.
Feed plenty Of charcoal, as It is one
Of the best things for keeping the
poultry healthy.
Eggs cannot be produced without nj
trogenous food Ia some shape. Bones
are absolutely essential.
Do not forget that your fowls need
green food. # it is impossible to give
them q change OF yard or runs. see
hat they get some kind Of green food
during the daily feed.