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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
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Worth white pnces makes o good nm'
'o buy The assortment BE- good and ihr
qualities are ouf usual stock ri ~ standard
tons and you ran buy safely knorlng ihai
you aaVe 90 sFeW yard
a. ineh Morrensed Damask and b0inlh
CONAN Damask 500 quality ~ 3Sf
Ilin.h Damask ~ beaunim weight anf
iuHh llr quality lai .... 3d.
I0lnrh pve linen nama.t Do nesi slY.
3 n0 quality 90 o.
iginrh l'nf l4nsn DaHass lH aasaHed
paiirinf 49, quality foo 80
Z I inrh pla.n and hfaisd isnn Damast
hnlisd lei fl ~ nuaiil RI O.
y NIB ilnf Anrn bamaal plsin af nr
ufd 4 "a qusliY "a $40
u lHfh Daniasl ~ iinf sann lnl.h AZ "
g.aiaf ~ ~
30 ssiiH l3aHs.l fsfa. -+4f "a i,.4a
hnsf ~ nN qaaiHY o. a. 90
shs AZ psl sssi 81 fl,s sf,ss - ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
ART lINENS-LINEN SHEETING

varied assortment Of the wanted kinds
tor Az work-su,tings and blouses. all re
duced but some are not listed
Z5c Blouse Linen and Linen Suting yard
WIDE, worth while price ............l9 c
Sc Linen Suitng and sheer lin-n. a yard
wide, worth while price ........... Csc
SOC Ant Linens Suhngs and handkerchief
Linens on sale at ............. 35c
o5c Linens at 4jc and the 7jc qualities
are on sale At .................. $50
sl.OO Handkerchief Linen AT Linen and
Linen Shifting on sale az ......... Use
fl25 Linen Sheeting 90 inches wide.
tine firm quality Al only ......... 9Oc
Save rs per cent on all art crsshei and
brown linens.
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EXTRA SPECIAL

Little Girls play dresses with skirt and
blcomers, 65 10 $50 quality on sale at 35c
Linen Suiting, 36-in. wide IN good shades.
soc quality at ............. ...... I5c
Pure Linen Satin Damask, 70-in. wide,
Sl25 quality on sale at ........... 65c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS

All are cool comfortable dependable sorts, Coopers, vii
Bros. etc.
Mcr Rshriggan and Pocs-Kn Shirts and Drawers long
short sleeves, sec garments per suit Use
hcns SLIGO Union Suts-Athletic and Others per suit Use
hcrs 81 sc Unions at ........... '.......... Sl.1O
Men $500 Unions at ............... Sl.45
Meme 50 sc Uricns at .......... 81 IS
foyc Union suis Poros-Knl and Athletic style soc suits
TO- .............. ..,............. 4Oc
Boys PorosKnt Shirts and Drawers regular 25c garment
the suit for ...................... .-. pc
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H. YELLOW THREADS

FOLLOW THE YELLOW THREADS
a mark in Ginghams denoting the
most dependable and colorings-yel-
low threads in the selvagc.
New Fall styles Toile du Nord Cling
hams arc ready priced At IL lie yd.
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LADIES READY-T WEAR

The Annex always holds something good for you and
during the worth while sale Here is especially good
news in as much as the sale includes some
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
NEW FALL MODELS

Al special prioes. This is probably
the most unusual thing that will hap
pen in midsummer clearing--and
you will appreciate the opportunity.
Come.
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MEMS OXFORDS

Mems $500 Oxfords, black and tan, lace
and button at ................ S3.75
Mems SAGE and $3.50 Oxfords, black and
tan, lace and buiion .......... Sass
Mems $3.50 White Oxfords lace and but
ton. $3.50 Q islily at ......... S2d5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

9O-inch Linen Sheeting, fine firm SIPS
quality at the worth while price OF eOc
Orm Dress Shields, seconds Of the 25c
grades. Special at ................ Sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

The famous No. $3.50 time Blue Serge
Suits will be $500 during this sale and
extra trousers 10 match .... $500
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Save half on all millinery
except the advance fall models
WHITE GOODS

These are an staple fabrics tina, you can
use now or later and the worth while prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

Save 25 per cent on laces and embrCi-
deries and sll-over laces and ernbroi-
desies.
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MEMS SUITS

This probably will be the last call on these new summer
suits You will have about three months service from SUIT
bought now and wear as second best for all next season You
NAV save third in the buying and you will enjoy the bar
gain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
Today The Worth While Sale Begins

Offering usual deep cut prices on all lines OF summer mer-
chandse You will find some very pleasing economies all lines
Of apparel and fabrics and you all you buy
This sale will be conducted along the usual conservative meth
DDS this store and in keeping with the store policy which has for
the goal Of its every effort&-Y0UR SATISFACTION.
You NAV buy all you want and you may return all you do
want for exchange for refund
The prices mentioned are merely briefs Of the wholeThere
will be many splendid bargains that will not be edThes espe
cially on short lots that are too small to advertise
SALE BEGINS THIS MORNING AND WILL CONTINUE NDEFI-
NITELY COME
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SH0ES--A FINAL CLEARING

Gadn perfect footwear
IeonadS Shaw men
Worhw prices cnuehdcp will o all who
II. parrot io 10 the
economy is in III price mus style
fer r. b. ale sdRood sndh prices are
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CORSETS-WARNERS AND REDFERN

Some Of the models quoted here special prices dupica
ed in the coming for Fal-,hs the styles
good and that the saving these worth while. There's
a ,tyle here for you-brieflv the prices are:
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BOYS SUITS

Here are some good suits for the boys
to wear to school and here are some
good prices that should cause parents to
take notice. School days are no, far
away &c, these suits today as follows
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LADIES SUITS

A good lot Of splendid spring mod
els in assorted good styles and popu-
lar fabrics will be on special sale as
follows:
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MEMS ODD PANTS

Mems S5.0G Pants at
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And so on up to $500 Suits for
$3.50.
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$500 TO $1,000 DRESSES $3.50
$500 TO SIS DRESS AT $3.50 TO S175O

Among these pretty evening dresses and practical
dresses All spring models and made Of Crepe
de Chine Silk Popns fancy Crepcs and TaffetasChoce
Half Price. Visit the Annex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
NEW FALL SUITS

In sympathy with the Worth While
Sale and to avoid any disappoInl-
men,s these new and latest fall styles
will be on special sale a, the following
prices:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

fhs above msy H. had n h.sfk ~ hfasn
lssil.sf lfadsi ranging ifom $3.50 up.
sfs lssihrr lnsd
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28

Reduced Rentals
s14-Reduced from SIS; good six
room house and barn. This Is
a bargain. 3S14 Brown st.
$1S-Reduced from $40; good six
room cottage, modern except
heat; fine shade; east front lot;
paved street; handy to car. 1918
North 35th st.
Scott and Hill Co.,
Owners want tenants at once.
Douglas 1909"
sc. .50-Dandy apartment of three rooms.
bath and fine screened porch. Oak
finish; mirror door; choice lighting
fixtures.
t4250-Fine apartment of five rooms, bath
oaR @q fass pfess STok tTSn @ante Snd
gas log.
These are new and up-to-date apart
ments. In fine surroundings.
IL looking for an ideal all-year-round
apartment, phone us.
SCOTT AND HILL co.
Douglas 1Ooe.'
CHOICE
APT
In the Maewood, 2511 Hsrney; living room,
kitchenette, bath and vestibule; living
room has beam ceiling, four French
eoors, disappearing bed and built-in writ
ing desk: kitchenette. has built-in cabi-
large well equipped bath room; also stor-
age and laundry rooms This Ia a very
desirable north apartment overlooking
f'afneS s' ERNEEsP RlgEgr SWEET Il aSST
Office, 411 Harney st. Douglas it72.s
BARGAIN APARTMENTS.
We have some very choice 2, ., and
5-room apartments, modern In every re-
spect and in walking distance These are
very fine apartments and must be seen
to be appreciated. Call and We will take
you out to see them.
PAYNE q SLATER COMPANY,
Omaha's Rental Men,
6i6 Omaha National Bank BLDG
THE ANGELUs,
18TH AVE. AND DOUGLAS
We have some very fine apartments
left In this beautiful. close in, fireproof
building. These apartments are the most
| completely equipped OF any In the city,
having electric elevators, dumb walters.
In-a-dor beds, refrigerators. gas ranges
and many other conveniences, also a
roof garden, which gives the tenants an
] opportunity to enjoy the fresh air with
out getting out on the street. Let us take
| you out to see these.
PAYNE & SLATER COMPANY.
Omahas Rental Men,
SIG Omaha National Bank Bldg
WARREN APARTMENTS.
Two 4-room apartments in the Warren,
| 517-19 s. 18th St., everything new,
| Nicely decorated. beautiful fixtures
| Murphy beds. Private entrance to each
apartment, also private laundry and
storeroom. $3.50 per month.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
pO2 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 75e'
6O4 SOUTH sOth ST.
Very fine 9-room flat, modern except
heat. newly decorated and painted inside
! and out. This IL a very fine flat and
the rent is reasonable See It before
PANE q SLATER COMPANY,
Omaha's Rental Men.
GIG Omaha Natl Bank Bldg
1858 Farnam St, broom flats, mod. ex
1918 Davenport St, S-rOom flats, mod. ex
| heat. $50
Iles-6s So 18TH St, 7-room flats. mod. ex
heat, each. so.
1903 Grace ST. and a0is No 18th St, /,
rooms. modern. each. t22.50
| 22G Douglas st. rooms, modern. 1880
200 Douglas St, 10 rooms. modern, $50
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO..
1890 Farnam ST.
or. modern flat S22 25OS s. 2tth. II fIil
FOR RENT-Seven-room ST Louis fla
at 1913 Dodge St. +. B. Kennard. Loci
Box sl7.
so desirsble ar. 81. Louis flat. brick: 8,
st. Clare Apartm'ts
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
,s.n-rhr.a room.. S%M TITS ia 5. 18th st.


ss00-Three rooms. 1924 S. 18th st.
Si2.0O-six rooms, 222S n. 10Th st.
$l4.0O-six rooms, modern except heat,
SS2.5c-Beautif1I s-rOm fiat. %Ss st.
SoS.o6-Eieven rooms, brand new flat, 2ll4
A'' " III. A. WOLF.
Ware Blk, 18th and Farnam. Doug. $685.
ST5-s4os Lincoln blvd. 10 rooms, classy
outside and in. We haven't space to ten
YOU all. Let us show you this house.
$3.50 80. 9st IT.: Iton Tooms an n. moo So |,
It v was built.
S99-aSlh Douglas st., rooms, mod.
downtown. Awnings; heat in winter.
SsO-4lS No. nth 81, rooms. water. toi+
;sOSilis No. 10th ST., rooms. modern.
ss@sn No. ssth ST.. 5-rooms. modern.
NT-ssi So. S2d. in Shelby Court.
Si4-iaO1 Pacific St. 5 rooms, water.
sio-zz22 lizard st., rooms, water.
$iO-s6ls No. Slst St.. rooms. modern
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
l6z3 Farnam st., Phone Douglas @s.s
10 south 96th Avenue 10 rms., mdt4b.O0
1901 So. 18th Avenue 7-rms-, md. 9db.W
sos So. 18th ST. 6-r., apart md. x5O.OO
S07 So. 18th 81. 5-r.. apart. md. $500
$40 Nicholas st. 6-r.. md new $500
a6z6 Emmet St, 7-r all md. t2S
293S SO. 18th St. 6-rms, all mod, s2S.
III so. 18th ST. 9-rms. md. ex. heat 5000
sso5 GO Hamilton ton ST. 5-r ND ex. heat $40
32i5 Burt ST. 3-r. gas, electric light $50
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT co.
1895 Dodge. Phone d. li5.s
ills 90. sOth Ave. or. modern. 70 90 90
ll0s Georgia Ave. S-r. modern...... sSo.o1
i2s SO. 35th Ave. CIR. modern........ 5000
9sls No Ath ST. s-F. modern. ..'''s'.' s 90 %
1881 SO. 9th St 6-r modern. ........ .t2S50
2l3 Hickory 81. 6-r. city water,..' k7S
1912 No S4th st., 7-r mod except ..o A
at at No. " ~. $3.50
sOSi No. e1d ST. S-r.. modern except :.
sOii FranlsIsn St. s-r.. city water. ,.sltO0
IS So So. sith ST.. S-r%., city watsr...... .sisOo
an4 Yates 81, sv;iiS Al city gRns wster'''''' sOS
s45 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg
Groom flat, lilo Farnain St. $500
Groom flat, 1912 No. 10th ST. t21OO
| rooms 1921 No. nth ST.. sl2.5O.
( rooms. aoiS Clark ST., ti0Oo.
rooms. &26 Dodge St. Modern, t13Oe
rooms. 1e0 Sherwood Ave.s mod, $500
I rooms, 5oe So. ga 81, mod. !!Soo
| rooms. too Park Ave. mod, 5000
7.room apartment in the winonas 2sth
and Dewey Ave. sS600
Groom apartment in the Ivy. 18th and
Sherwood Ave, $3.50
BENSON 8 MYERS,
"a Omaha Nat. Blk. Bldg. Doug. 7tss
4Sl 5. s4th St, rooms all mod, sS0OO.
l56 Lake ST., s rooms, all mod, S32.O.
l4Oi Farnam. Z rooms. all mod. $500.
/ Az n. 18th rooms. $500.
1 1910 5. 50th Ave, rooms, All mod, so
20 n. 18th, rooms, ali mod, S5B.Oo
THE BYRON REED Co,
Phone Doug. ~. ~ 8. 18th St'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
Grant. Neb.

FOUND-s2O-acre homestead IN settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
hills: cost you 500. filing fees and all ].
A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
AN opportunity to double your money
Can offer section good land near Red
ington Morrill, county, Neb., for $3.50 an
acre cash. p. l.. Spencer, Redington,
Neb.s
FOR sALE--A bargain. $40 acres, inn
proved, about 400 acres in cultivation,
good improvements and good soil; In old
settled locality. For particulars call
Douglas 1lb0.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28

NORTHERN Indiana farms cheap; rich
soil, fine bulldinga, good locality, Small
farms. r, y. Andrews, Asl2 Magnolia
Ave, Chicago.
Minnesota.
FOR sAle-2Go acres, Is milos from Min
neapolin, l mile from town; 100 acres
under cultivation. balance used for pas
lures; can practically all be cultivated;
heavy soil: good set buildings. consisting
OF S-room house, large barn. granary.
oorncribs, etc. the land win produce %
bushels Of corn per acre; telephone IN
houae; country thickiy settled complete
set OF machinery q head OF stock. con-
Bisting OF eleven cows, balance l and 2.
year-olds; six good horses, Is hogs; chick
ems; one-half OF this years crop and
everything on the farm goes al go POI
acre, half cash. SchWab Broa., IoeS PLY.
mouth Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
II you eontemplets buyins land An Min
neeota. write ue for list OF dependable
firms- state what county you are la.
MINNESOTA FARM LANDS Assocr.
ALTON uneorpoFatsdo.
~ Palace huildtng. Alnncapolla. Mlnn
THE OFFICIAL. LAND MEMS ORGANI.
zATiON OF MINNESOTA
Minnesota.
clover. For Information write Van Dyke
q Van Dyke. Long Prairie. Ainn
CHOICE Improved farms for sale n
Minnoaota'a corn belt Write for list
Troll Land Company, Fermington, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Arkansas.
i0Q-A RICH creek improved farm; 60 oui-
tivation. bal timbered; $40 q. Sessions
Co, Winthrop, Ark.-o.
Colorado.
COLORADO FARM-On Lincoln High.
way, In Denver Greeley district. COZ
acres, sets improvements, $4,000 wortll
irrigation water; price and terms right
will take part income property Nebraska
farm or merchandise. Address Owner. y
81 Bee %
Iowa.
FINE l0-ACRE FARM,
3 miles OF Council Bluffs ali good garden
lend except q few acres, which is In bear
ing grapes; on good road. Has S-room
house, barn, waterworka. 8 acres vine-
yard. 8 acres orchard, or acres alfalfa.
Nice. Eghtly location, large lawn and
plenty OF native shade trees. viii sell
ar one place At $500, or sell 70 with i'm.
provements at 5000; other 20. 5000. This
is a good place. well located and worth
the price.
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO..
i06 Pearl ST.,
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28

NTiass,1r.
Five-Acre Farms

on beautiful Lake Taneycomo In So. No.
Thia lake. Is miles long on railroad. will
e the gTsst rssSrt for Mo- Kan Kan ss Sna
Fine fishing, boating. bathing Great
proposition for pleasure and profit tsB
each. One Of these tracts for poultry or
ture free Merriam. Ellin 4 Benton. ut
Victor Bldg, Kansas City. No -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28

l34 8. e4th St. 8 rooms, all mod, sS000.
loo5 Lake ST., rooms, all mod, S32O.
l4oi Farnam, Z rooms, all mod. $500.
Az n. 18th. rooms. $500.
1870 8. 5oth Ave. rooms, All mod, so.
20 N 18th, 3 rooms, ali mod, S5h00
THE BYRON REED Co,
Phone Doug. ~. z1f 8. 18th St'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
PARTLY MODERN.

4-r'--lalI Chicago ST, very close in, Sl0
6-r.,--l0S7 So. 2Oth St, reduced to So
5-r.-2l0 So. 2Sth ST., newly decorated
and in fine shape, SIS.
5-r.-2115 Nicholas. for oOlored, SIS
6-r.-l622 Clark ST., S16.
6-r.-2ll2 California st., close in in q
fine neighborhood. $50.
HOUSES MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
S-r.--4SOS No. 2sth ST., fine little cottage,
s-r.. 0sls Burdetts st., fine cottage for
HOUSES, STRICTLY MODERN.
6-r.--1H So. nth St, very close in, SIS.
6-r.-2410 Seward St, $50.
e-r.-6l20 Cunning St. choice Dundee
7-r.-SSOs Dewey Ave, $40.
s-r.-lSlS So. SD St, Hanscom Park dis
s-r-seS2 Dewey Ave, newly decorated
inside and out. $3.50.
s-r.-sz1i No. 18th st., fine house with
large sleeping porch, $55.
s-r.-lOSs SO. 3Oth Ave, very fine home,
s-r.-ls2l Chicago ST.. good location for
roomlng house, so.
s-r-Sl15 Dodge st. This is a new brick
and stucco building in a very choice
neighborhood. with every new and mod
ern convenience. We Will be very glad
TO take you out and show 1t to you.
s-r.-2s59 Farnam St., $3.50.
/ s-r.-e02 So S7th St., fine West Farnam
home, S67.50.
iO-r.-94SO Bristol, fine, large brick house
in good condition. with barn. only $3.50.
| lO-r.-22I Dodge ST., good location for
rooming house, 80.
IS-r.-5lO So. asd St, very fine, close in
house In splendid condition. VIII install
new steam-heating plant. Very reason
FLATS. PARTLY MODERN.
s-r.-1tOS No. l7th St, newly decorated,
FLATS. MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
S-r.-6O2 So. 30th St., In fine condition
sis.5c,
l;r,-slls No. a4th St, SIS.
| FLATS, STRICTLY MODERN.
4-r.-sO7 Howard ST.. choice apartment,
| very close in, SOS.
/ 5-r.-2O SO. SOth Ave. SIS.
5-r.-Z70s Jackson st., sH.50
5-r:-56s SO. 18th ST., choice location.
5-r.-saO SO. 2Ith Ave, SIS.
! 6-r.--S22 No. 18th ST.. $3.50.
We have others See our complets
printed list before renting
PAYNE a SLATER COMPANY,
Omaha's Rental Men
| 6l6 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg'
1905 No 18th St. 5-r cottage, modern
ex heat; nlss ,S,s laSn' tns SHAPE etc, go.
ex. heat. on boulevard close in, suitabls
for two small families, SIS.
1 1907 Grace, i-r. mod. ex. heat. electric
isI5 No. nth ST.. s-r.. mod. ex heat.
electric lights. etc, sl5.
24os No. 18th ST. Or mod. ex. heat,
I fine shape. garage, 40
! 25lS Miami St, 5-r. cottage, gas, water,
/ sewer In house, SO
222o Grace St. ST. modern. nearly
/ new, S2
aOl6 No 22d St. 7-r. modern. SIS
1 w. q. SHRIVER,
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. d. l6S6.
GROOM modern house hardwood fin
ish throughout. beautifully decorated,
electric light, rs s. 42d ST.. so.
7-room modern house. newly decorated
electric light, 1905 ~ Goth St. $50
| 3-foom modern apartment. pavidge
Bldg. 18th and Farnam ste, $50.
I-room modern house excellent eondi-
JOHN w. RoBBINs. lsoo FARNAM sps
80, 7-RooM house. Hot water heat
electric lights cement basement fruit
shade, chicken house, large lot and one
block 20 car near pGrk.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
nth and Douglas Sts- Douglas 60aS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
nw-PER AcRE-RIk

6to-aere Improved western Nebraska
stock ranch. easily worth $50 per acre.
but owner must raise money az once. 30
caah for quick sale. Would you trade one
dollar for twof That ia what We are
offering you N this Place and more. but
Write Of wire for full particulars. Wait
4 Dean. Agents. Blue Mound. Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
Texas.
Miscellaneous.

MMHNCCAkAMgOune
FOR SALE-1,12o acres. A No. / divide
land, good soil. well located and In a
good crop country. This property must
be sold. VIII take 1880 per acre IL sold
by August /. VIII accept about half
cash In good unincumbered trade. balance
cash and mortgage back on land for diff
ference, or will take IS per acre cash bal
ance time or will sell any amount of Il.
Here In bargain. Act quick. Seyboit,
Bridgeport, Neb.
MONEYMAKING farms everywhere;
deal direct with owner OF farm you
want; pay no AGENTS commissions; we
give owners name, address free. National
Farm Exchange, Oakland. Ca
FARMS WANTED.
WE sell your property. No matter where
located, quickly. pay no commissions.
National Farm Exchange, Oakland. Cal.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Owner desires TO exchange any one
part or all OF his S-residenee properties at
! Creston Ia, for Council Bluffs prop
| ersy. What have you to offer?
SHARPE a. CONNOLLY,
2Os Sapp Blk, Co. Bluffs, Ia. Red d2.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-R. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
FARMS WANTED.
REAL EsTATE WANTED

WE sell your property. No matter wher
located, quickly. pay no commission
National Farm Exchange, Oakland. Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-28
oFFERED FoR RENT

Apartmsnts AAd Flats.
FOR RENT-Fine 6-room 81. Louis flat.
he1 s. 18th Ave. Tel d. fss or II -.
CLOSE IN, CozY E1GHT-RO0M bricK
fiat; strictly modern; reasonable rent,
For keys call Tyler 1916 or ID. Ssi9
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-10-23

dry grain before the calf. This grain
may consist of one part of wheat bran.
one of ground oats and one of corn
meal To this add tablespoonful On
Oilmeal at each feed. The calf may
have all she will eat of this grain ra
ton fed dry, but it is poor practice to
place grain in the milk for the calf
1t is decidedly better for it to eat ii
dry. so that the digestive juices of
the mouth and stomach may have a
chance to act.
The clover and timothy hay should
be within reach of the calf all the
while. but think corn slower would
be of very little value the first six
months of the calf's life.
On the other hand. it Is not best to
raise the calves on too concentrated
feed. The dairy COW ought to be able
to get a good share of her food in the
form Of roughage to make her profit
able animal. and to do this she must
of course have good storage capacity
My rule is to give the calf enough
grain to keep her in good flesh and
fine thrifty condition. after which give
her all the roughage she will eat.
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than can soiling crops unless only
small amount of supplementary feed Is
required. Converting the corn crop into
slage clears the land sooner than if the
corn crop is shocked and husked, and
because Of these advantages silage. in
the general opinion of dairy farmers,
has increased milk production per cow
and has increased the profits per acre.
III all parts of the United States
where the silo has come into general
use the principal silage crop is corn.
One reason for this is that ordinarily
corn will produce more food material
to the acre than any other crop which
can be grown. 1t is more easily har-
vested and put into the silo than any
of the hay crops. such us clover, cow
peas or alfalfa.
Furthermore, corn makes an excel
lent quality of silage. The legumes.
such as clover and alfalfa, are liable to
rot unless special care is taken to pack
the silage thoroughly and force the air
out. The best variety of corn to plant
is that which will mature and yield the
largest amount of grain to the acre,
since the grain is the most valuable
part of the corn plant. The variety
commonly raised in any particular To-
cality for grain will also be the most
satisfactory to grow for silage.
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FEEDING YOUNG
DAIRY CALVES

1t will depend somewhat on the
breed of cattle as to the food for the
first month of the calfs life. writes a
correspondent of the Rural New York
err. If it Is Il Holstein | would feed it
mothers milk direct from the COW. If
it is IA Jersey or Guernsey would re-
duce the milk with part warm water to
bring it down to something like per
cent milk. 1t is better to use water
instead of skimmilk to reduce the
whole milk. because the other solids
usually follow the. fat closely in. rich
milk. and therefore if skimmilk were
added we would have too much pro.
tein. which would derange the diges-
tive system just as quickly as too
much fat.
After the calf is about a month old
would begin to substitute skimmilk for
the whole milk. u little at first, but in
couple of weeks get her on to all
skimmilk. When we begin substituting
the skimmi,k We begin to place little