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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
0frroaacn 0en 17Oe slai.

Sen 0pfororing, iom 6ormpuoc.
ne FOR oe forifienige a~irfcinmnln0
npIig uOienote i'll bore 4reiter %
Menigbeber nnanaen6e en- SfierOag
for Minocqaoen / Girfcrne Serou1
Ben 17oe Nfoi, er piituof operalt Bic
pet mo6tagct mco 8Ipoe % @eIpiIic
blan0t port 6oIf. % oenne pofre
@Ian iorticner ogiaa / Souobco at
pinoe SiIiIutning iu0en ole areoic,
On mere pa5ienoc % pUroi9 IiiIut
ming pna SnoiumIiugeu til 9orif-
Imerifoncrnes Minocgape Ill set
gamIe 6GbrcIano fan nj life tpnfe
os, iomtioig iom 10 oginu en- ioaoon
aIminoeIig CHeroag ~iiffert piI hi.
bro9e I'll at c9e 6onoet 9auitc betp.
beIigt.
@i eniter oeo benne InIebninQ at
glentoge, bpoo Der ogiao bIep giort
opmerfiom poa / oct nppnte Cproab
ira pore airfeiomfumo5 6ormpno,
nemIlg at oGrne Ciring bpr inoc
Steb ! a II G norite &irtcr / Nmerifa.
Tsrit 6a piI oet funne iigcs, al oen.
ne imufte Iunte belt er fomu1et til
i'm Net. Gerior onbcioIca set / %
raabct. at ct ioa6unt Ciier 6cr op.
t19e5 life bare Senoa8 Sen t7oe
2Pai, men osiaa Sc citcrfeIQenbc
SonOo8e, unOta8cn QinicoaQ Sc
airfcr, hoor Der lugcn @uoatleucitc
hoIotes ben t76e.
Com oct bar ppret nupnt ! pore
firteIi8e 9Iooe oil @uoatiencitcn
BEN 17oc @ai iorme ijg iom Ell SET.
guoStieneite ionIeonina Suuore6c.
o%orsoagcn Tor 9orgc5 SeIitpu0io.
beo. Set par iion0beo itore Gina.
iom bpr6te ! Ror9e ior CT hunoreoe
aor iiocn. @i ~erfien6er M Sonobe.
Den al, al bcn aImngtise bar ppret
meo BORT norife 6oIt % itpret oeta
StlGbne iaoIe0es, al oi ale bar ioaet
npe 6ribebeus @eIiigncIie ! tuIot
RaoI.
SAB os 6erior ole pao oenne Itorc
Nerfeoag / Rorses 9Htorie pie, at
III ertlenoer, boao hi ifploer SET aam.
lie 6GoreIanb for Den arp, iom nj iii
meo no / 8eroen. lloen pore 1Sr.
ores Sro og De neoorpeoe aarafter.
tref hos oet norife 6oIf, bets @irfe.
Init og ieige lloboloenbeo, bets gIpo,
og 6aItbeo og bets &unbifabstranc
- uoen oenne grp fiinoe Ri georo
mRno Der / 2anoet life bare maze,
~iaolnnet / @elopre. CpIp$nina o,
bort tirfelige Sip.
Sngen W2enigbeo bsr uroIdbe q
optase Cifer al ben @runb, at er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

Gel gtorag I'll Winoegaoeu er fam.
LET paa SteSet / Sorpeien. 81 ben.
fer at iaa ie, at ale norife Menigbe.
Der bill bore uleb og Diie fit Siertelog
for BEN eobe gag peb bernie iibite
%anIebnins, ba ifaI nof Dor WirSe.
aaoe raa ct 9feiuItat, iom Ri ole fan
babe 8Ipoe az.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
&aIbt til Sfulebeitnrer.

$. 90. Tbompion Deo ben eneeIlf.
llttberife Strife / Gan Claire, isis,
bar ~artaget aoI0 iom Troiesior 9.
q. @iene5' Gitermaro iom 9eitprer
al FIeaiont @icn 2utber College,
Sttalpo, 81, og bar taget Ififeb
ira Mfcnigbeoen / Gau Claire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

Sfplae en- nDlig nbsipet ~oificicI
geretning iorefom Der / Canada / be
tolo Ior 1901-1912 ialt 1919
Streifer, eIIer gienneminitIig 10
pr. glur. IutuIIet al De / oisIe
Streifer oeItugenoc Irbeioere no.
gioroe 319,880. Gen IrbeioStib,
iom tables UNDER Streifer / 2ebet al
De nppnte toIo Iar, uogisr benpeo 8
Millioner Gage, eIler qiennemlnitlig
omtrent "a WtiIIion Gage pr. Iar.
SpiS man letter 8Groien al en- Gags
Arbeioe meo ct rurot Gal til $3.50,
fan Sun0etS aarIige Cab / oenne Ilt.
Ieoning aniluaeS I'll ontrent $500.
600; oct iomIeoe Cab ior Solpaors.
perioocn beIebcr lig ga til melIem -
og % WiiIIioner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Vorrcna.Krontf

SIiuer annbion | Wtidigm Gitp
CT itcrft paa Gale iom 9emofrater.
mes Characterization / Rortb ga.
foto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Wrs. MarD Tetericn 6s0c / Wtin.

Wre. WarD Fefcr1cn 0e0c | Wflll'
neopoli3 hos lin 9utter, airs. go
itor &. Z. Sfolert iibite 3or5oag.
Iiosoe por en- al Gionererte / Cane
Gountp, isis, % booze ~ienere /
Nicouet GoinltpL Winn. Sun bar
feot paa Hingerife / 1881 og fom
til Nnerifa / 1851. Samilien Doe.
be ogino en- 3io / ct. Saul, % Der
bpoe Mr. Ecterien / 1888.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Eaitur Chr. g. EbprrrIpn Sc

nomopoc, isis, bar taget afifeb iom
Freit for ben Sorenebe Sirfes DE
nigbeb oeriteos og antaget aaIo fra
Weni9be6en / Soda, 0is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
She Colonial Siamuno Ninina

Gumpanb / inf iDobeit @irifa, Der
ifaI b9re ben itprlte aorporotion I
&enieenOe til 0ipioenocr i 8erbcn,
itobetaIte / 1912 $500 Trocent llo.
butte iii fine Iftionprer. Sfior fit
6e $500 Irocent, boilfet 10 beIIer
life er iaa allerpprit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Gn enaelf Muturitet paaituor, al

Gn enselif Mmtoritet paaituar, at
Stoterne 9lrfanias, 6Iorioo, @eor.
gia, 2~oliiiiano, YtisiiSiippt 0ortb
Carolina, South Carolina % @eit
9irgiuio itaor / @jrIb til GngIpn.
0ere, / 6orm al Bombs, for ben pafre
Sum al $75,239,37O, beri life / be.
re1net Nenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Sapans llbenriasbanoel piier c

Sapans lloenriasbunoel piier ct
betpoeligt Oplping / Iaret 1913. gr.
porten bar POI PCT. iterre ems / oct
foregoaenoe Ior % noacbe Ell &rr.
81 al 630,345,000 9en Ten 2)en er
cirfa 80 Cents, mems S~anportenS
cen par inlioIert!o iiior 3 psf. oanrli.
acre eno / 1912. SnponS S~totSaiGIO
gif / 1913 op I'll 1862, 422,317 9erL
bporof omfring 1 Billion 9eu bar
eIaceret iuoen 9anbet 90 ~ Billion
u~oenIuno5. : bette @iplbSbclsb or
life m~eoregnet ca. 800 MtiIlloncr
Pen / cirftIcrenbe Tcngeiebler 90
S-fatfanmcrpcrIer, StatSiuotG9ter.
ne er Tor @uogetaorct 191l-t9t5
bere0net til GAO @}iIIioncr 9en,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Yaitur i. Is. Vaaliun al oen No

lie Spno0e blep Taaifeoag o%oerraft
Ell itsrre Ferge9ape al line Wtenig-
beoer / arlington o. grpant, Waib.,
for at 9isre bam oct mllligt at relic
til Norge / CONNER. Taitor @aal-
ion ~aireilte ira Silpana Den 26be
IpriI % ogtcr at pure borte / ire
Wtuone0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
GiueuIn.S tatnen.

SineOln.S tatnen. SnbiamIinger
I'll 2incoIngS tatlien, iom Iortb 9o.
fota biz ifipnfe Ror9e, er M, paa
bet nprmeite afiIuttet. Ser er til
&osierer e. 8. Sborion, inofomnlet
ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

IrbeiSSIbnncn for Garmarbeiberr
Der / 2anbet ites fioite Iar meo 21@
Brocent. s De iioite fire aar bar
Stieninsen prret II 9rocent og Il.
oen 1902 SO Grocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

s1rs.p - srcosp CLASS sAr7rA JrSr l5rH 1905 AZ Tur Posi-
orrIcs AZ pnooAAH, Iowa rNBEs tn A1 % ooSosrss 90
s.rcH 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Scn fauaoiife Mcaierina bc

Gen fanaoiife Staggering bar for
oct MI iiObenoe EarIament fremIagt
6oriIag ON SnbfsreIie al metriif
WtaoI % 8pgt til AiIsSning al BET
p~upGrenoe Spitem Der iom befienbt
er Oct ianme iom oct | De Soreneoe
Slater q~ipIoen6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

Eio opboIot ban fla / Gorte Gountp,
isis, % flptteoe oerfra til Souiton
90, Wfinn. bnpr ban % bans
greore bar bIonbt De isrite Sett.
lere. Ser Dor iaIt fire grsbre, mem.
Zig, foruoen 9oiten Sobnion, Better
Sobnion 2onren, @iermunb s. 60.
men os Pi~oneerprciten Sbomas
Sobnion, iom bsbe for iIere s(ar II.
ben. SoIten Sobnion begpnbte efter
en- Tib Tom Scrmcr peb glocfbam-
nter. ltitoer gorgcrfrieen tiente
ban / ct &egiment, bpiS gperltfom-
monberenbe par ienere CONNER
Barter. 0a arieen par Slut Dir.
febe ban | nogIe anr iom 29rer.
s 1869, 1871 og 1878 reprGiente.
rebe ban So1ilton Golntp / StatenS
Segislottr og / 1886 polgtes bat
til Statsienotor oo gienpalgteS til
bette gmbeoe | 1888.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Soften SubmiOn Sso. Otter bra

Gotten Sobnion oso. Otter hpaS
Ser meboeIes ira Moprbeao, Minn.
ben 30te @priI. or Gotten Sobnion
300 / Gilman, Winn., hos lin Sat.
Ter, Mrs. 9prmon HoSholt. Iioe.
De, Der bar bel fienbt ipm @cteron
ira 9or~ecrfrisen % Tom TcIitifcr,
bar fsIt / SIiore. @albers, Den 21bc
SuIi 1884. San I9rtc Sneoe.
b~oonopprfet / Horge % fom I'll
amerifa / 1851. Get isrite aars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

Gar Ge life ienbt os aontinsent paa
en- Snrnb. ie paa aoresieIappeu. Set
tunss iauite p1rc paatibe at ienSe os
a~outineenteu mn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
ISinrancefummisiGr s. q. 8

Hreis ifaI boIbe Seittalen peb Set.
Iigbeoen poa Winoeoasen, ben 30te
Woi, / geutibii, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

Imc. Trcmitao hploes. Trino.
oonnocn Mnte. Cline Srcmitao,
iom MI ifoI forIobe metropolitan
Opera Nouic eiter at booc ppret
fnnttet iii ocnne Sccne / ii Ior,
par SorSbog Iiten oeo i'm IHfeoS-
forcitinirg iom GIia Sobengrin
@icnitano for Ell iaa bcgeiitret Spl'
Neit, at ben enbog ooer9if Den, ionl
bIep Wn1c. Sorror % Goruio tilocI
Iitcneu iorub. Otter onbGt gift
bIeo Sen ieirebe Sangerinoe trent
foIot life minbre emo 10 8ongc %
hoIot ~tiIiIilt ipnIig bcoreet Ell fort
Gale, bpori hun / par1lte Orb taffet
for TllbIifumS @eIpiIie % Stette.
Monoe al Iubictien bauoc Soarer
/ Gine,c. Get par BOG ferit, %
SGppet aif neo eiter lioite Ift, at
ben lpnsite % melt s~rcbspenoe &C.
m~onitration ianot Steb. @iioIoet
norct uoen SpboIo / 81 Mirniter
% Sriten moatie frem 81 8anae
iii, fer TubIifum enbelig gioroe
Sean iii at brpoe OF. Som ane'
reoe ncbSeIt bar Mnne. SremitaS
til Seniiat nGite Seion at ioretage
en- &oncerttlrrne oocr belle slime.
rita, mebbcIcr "Torb. Sib."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Eruf. &. Str. Sobnicn peb ben

Sorenebe Sirfes Senlinor tiItraabte
Sen 22oe Ipril i'm Norgesreiie, leo
iaget al i'm Gatter Glen. On III
tenen ier bereS gireiic iamleoe5 Sc
minariet5 T~roiesiorer % Stibenter
iontt Mcblctnmer al @ortburg We-
riabco / Seminnriet til en- Ififeos~
ieit for Sc bortbrogenoe. SoIcr
boIotes al EroieSiorerne 9ccfman
% StoIee % al Shtoent Hcigitao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

17be Mai / Wurtb Safuta. Ser
bIiper fire Itore 17be Moiieiter
Nortb Gafota ioor, / @rouo SORTS,
IepiI5 2ofc, Sarge % @finot. 3
@rono Sorts foreitaaeS Soften, Der
ifaI bare / TO Sage, al BET norife
&or ~@iorne". s 0epilS 2afe bar
en- aomite llnoer 2ebelie al Siper
Scrum1orb pIanlaQt at 6rlnge lon-
men fire aanoioatcr for Stotens
@uperrsritinir9, 5 Winot fore
itaac$ Teitarron9ementet al Reprp'
icntontcr FOR &irfeiomiunbelle % TO
norife Sanqforenin1cr. Ger blipcr
ct fort EroNrom for Gitermiooagen,
I'll. q. mco Sar9 al ct aor poa IS
Stcmmcr. s Sarge bar ilere nor
lie 6orenir9er iIooet Jig ialnmen ON
at feirc Gagcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Ginar !Silien. Heooftsr ginal

St""i bttItu. JlCpNiipl Sttul
Silien, iom M, fra Chicago er an
fommet til minneapolis, er Der bic
interoiemet al "Gnglig Sioetbe"
Selgenoe er en- Gel al bpoo bar
iortpQer ON lin Gciie: "6sr ri
r%eiiert bopbe ieg alioiers hos Song
Saafon, Der iirtere5iereoe Jig mege'
for Hciien og for bporbnn Norb.
mpltoene / Imerifu bar oct. Sar
bempnoigebe mig til at i%rembrineG
Ell Sil'cn til Hor6nPnoenc / In1e'
rita. San iagbe, ban bar itolt at
at Noronlpnoene heroper bar at fin-
De blonot llnionerlS beoitc gorgere,
% at De iamtioig bar pebbIepet al
bore gooe Noromuro, % ban baa-
teOe, at De pilbe pe0blipe at bore
oct / 6remtiben. Seq bapoe fort
isr afreiien oeIaa Ell SamtaIe meo
Stortbingspreiibent 2splanb, Ser
bao mig frembringe Ell Silien ira
Norges MISUNDERSTANDING. 2igele-
oeS BAD NorbmanoaiorbunoetS 6or-
mortb, Garl 9erller, mig frembare
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ilien. Seq
bar pibere tSiliener ira Sriotiof
Nanien, 9iifpp Sanobcrg, giifpp
@rlln, aommanberenoe aomiral s..
Sr. Canes, Ser ic1oer SEN norife
Worines Silien, Giatcrpreiten an-
berS Sopoen, Soriotterre 8riitofer
Soiri ion % arult 6omiitn og ilere
andre frelntrpbenoe MGnb. Win
Heile bor biotil pGret aloeles ene-
itaaenoe bpggeliq. Seq err bIepet
rent oocrnploet al GIifpproigbeb,
% Sicrteligbeb bar leg moot oper-
alt. 5 Chicago bIep iea pptaget
iom sgreSmeolen al 9iernitierne
@iernion 2p9e, Senner al Norge,
% al llnebom@Iaget "GibSpolo",
bois Sane ieg bnpoc SEN sgre at az
llcrc. Seq bolbt ogiaa Sorebrag /
Here airfer / Gbicogo. Seq fommer
mi ira MaOiior, 8i5., bpor Sc nor
ifc Ereiter, Trof. SuliliS Slien, 3.
q. gnberien, @ntfier Stecnslono %
flere andre bite iig meaet elifurr-
oige. Seq taIte ire 8al9e pao @is-
coniin llniperiitet. Gfterat ieg ser
hapbe bolbt ct Torebrog ON Seer
8pnt", bleb Ser mig operraft ct
8rotiaIc ira llnioeriitet5fo5ien. Get
trof til at ppre min 6sbieI8baQ, ga
ieg boIbt Torcoroq / Soll9e5 Spll-
obeS Strife / Mooiion, og Ell @ape
bIco mig ooerroft / InIeonin9en."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Notwithstanding
2ber1 Mdi.
ebS ct. Raul Qp9amarfes.
@eaemarfeoet I Ninuetota.

Drafters .$150-215
Drafters choice ............ 110-145
Drafters, comma to good. 75-11O
Farm mares and horses, extra 125-175
Farm mares and horses, choice 95-125
Farm horses common t. good So 95
Delivery 60-16O
Drivers and saddlers. 65-175
Mules, according to size ...... 1915
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Tnitpr g.. Sanien al oen norit

En'tpr y. Nn1'en AZ 0et llor1te
SpnoocS Menigbeo / ScarpiIle, So,
blcp iorrige Sonoaq ~ooerroifet al
line McnigbcosIemmer. ScittaIcn
bIcp boIht al Vaitor 8. II. Slettclt
al Sen Soreiiebe Strife, 2afc Mtias.
&on opcrraftc poa WenigbeocnS
%egnc NoItor &nnien Ell Tenge-
pllng ippfferoe fuIo meb Wpnt. Pm.
Iebningcn bar TaltorenS 35te SOD.
iCI9bo0.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-08-21

on the farms. Canning and preserving
fill most of the leisure moments during
the summer but a scarcity of fruit and
vegetables have made impossible most
work of this kind.
will give our plan for having q
nice lot of jars of gumbo or vegetable
soup packed away for winter. Prepare
equal quantities of okra and tomatoes.
add smaller amount Of corn, butter
beans and other vegetables, add boiling
water and cook two or three hours be
sure to make big pot full and just
before seasoning for the table. fiji one
or two quart jars with the MIXTURE.
Messrs. Robert and Drue Cade, r.
II. johnson and Sam Lee conveyed a
party of twenty. in autos, TO PinchbaCk
this week for big fish fry. As they
came home with such good appetites
suspect the tish are not biting very
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. johnson. with
Mrs. ScruRgs, uf Carrollton, and Mrs.
Kennon Bailey, of Acona, motored
through Greenwood and Carrollton to
Farrell on visit TO Mrs. Annie Mar
shall recently. They visited Friars
also The return trip was made and
not an accident or occurrence of any
kind to mar perfect trip.
Miss Cora Lee Walton and brother.
Cole, have been visiting relatives In
Bowling Green neighborhood.,
MIR and Mrs. Emmett Coleman and
interesting family of little people are
visiting relatives in Emory.
Mrs. Henry Ellison. with family, is
with the home people. Mr., and Mrs.
Rufus Catron, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Reeves. of Cruger.
are visiting their home people, Mr..
Alb Reeves family.
Mrs. Aggie Hill is enjoying visit
from her sons family, Mrs. Hunter
Hill and children.
Mr. and Mrs Drue Cade motored to
ltta Bena recently to visit relatives
and friends Miss Maggie Louise, the
sweet young daughter of the family.
remained for continued visit.
Mrs. Horace Vandiver with baby
Merle. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sallie Melton, at. Emory
Mrs. William Vandiver has gone to
Clarksdale to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Hull Holcomb. A sweet surprise
awaited her--a tiny son, William Hull.
had come to their home the day fore
Grandmother 3 arrival.
The young men and boys of Emory
will play ball with Blackmonton team
Saturday afternoon in T. Downer's
pasture. A basket dinner will be
served at noon.
Very best wishes for all.
MRS. THERESA DOWNER,
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COUNTY LINE.

Hope everybody feels better since the
rain and protrated meetings.
Our school will close Wednesday and
begin again in September. The chill
dren will not have very long vaca-
tion.
Mrs. w. c. Mcclellan and children,
of Shaddon, spent the week END at the
parental home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. B.
White.
Mrs. John Farmer and children spent
q few days the latter part of the week
at c. E. sHarrison's at Emory.
II. T. Hathcock and family spent
flOm Wednesday to Sunday with rela.
tives in Attaia county and attended
protracte1 services
Mesdames s. ]. Parham and T. L.
Young have returned to their homes at
Boyle after an extended visit with
relatives, friends and old acquaintance
of the Line" Mrs. Pat Afford, the
mother OF Mrs. Parham. returned
with them.
Miss Nellie Anderson returned Sat-
urday from Louisville, MissE where
she has been attending the tri-cOunty
normal.
Misses Mary and Lena Browning
were in Durant recently to have dent
al work done.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Hathcock have
moved from North Durant back to
their old home. to the delight of their
many friends.
Boyd McCrary spent Sunday with
Claude ,Autry.
Leavell Afford Sundayed with ]. J.
Browning,
MIR. Tom Autry and manly little son,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-08-21

G. Fl. Love.
Miss Virginia Powers will accompa.
ny Miss Virginia Bridgforth home
Tuesday.
The Baptist meeting closed Saturday
night and we had a glorious meeting.
MIR. Maury Powers is visiting rela'
tives IN Greenville.
Miss Annie Alexander spent few
days with Mrs. w. L. Simmons last
week. Come again, Miss Alexander
we are glad to have you In our burg.
Misses Leila and Margaret Atkinson
and Maize Willis. 0r Pickens. spent
Wednesday with their friend, Margaret
Brumby.
Miss Eva Boyett and father returned
to their home in Shreveport. La. Fri
day afternoon.
we are sorry to note that D4 Ma.
bry's two youngest children have
whooping cough, We trust they VII
soon be well tY
Wishing the page MI M f9s
GOLD DUST INV 1Ess.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-08-21

time the weather was ideal, later dur.
ing cold, damp days 1t was impossible
to heat the brooders. and the chix
would huddle and crowd together kill.
ing all the weaker ones. The amount.
$1,000. had best been invested in one
or two good brooders. The Cyphers
Incubator Co. makes q hover that
nearest approaches nature; it consists
of drum, heated with hot air, that
applies the heat evenly over the heads
of the chicks, and q current of warmed
air is constantly circulating underneath
the hover, this may be attached Co q
homemade coop or colony house and
cost about $500 for 100-chick size.
Almost any incubator will hatch chick.
ems. but very few of the brooders sent
with the incuhators will brood them
properly. Get any incubator that ap.
peals TO your liking, but let me insist
that you purchase a brooder OF the
hover type with regulator anG thermo.
meter complete. There are others be.
sides the Cyphers company that make
these hover brooders, | mention them
because they are the leaders of this
class and give such good instructions
for managing and raising chicks.
With the present prospect for good
cotton and corn crops it seems as II we
should have surplus for many i'm
provements needed about the home and
farm. Rain seems to be coming just
when it is most needed. The cotton is
loaded with grownlbolls that are be-
ginning to open and corn Is fine. Sugar
cane has made good growth but
there was not much planted, only en-
ough for home consumption. The
meadows are beginning to look better,
and there is a fine crop of pea vines
for hay.
We are having few holidays now
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membered, and | may be able to help
some one by telling of my mistakes.
We have been using 144-egg Cyphers
incubator five years and have always
had satisfactory hatches. These ma
chimes cost $25. 90 and when we needed
other matches decided TO try the cheap
er machines, and purchased two Belle
City incubators at ST so each. The
Cyphers 10 a hot air machine, the Belle
City is hot water heated, and one is as
good hatcher as the other; the former
10 finely constructed and will last q
life time and 10 easy to regulate: the
latter is shipped knocked down and
therefore mine 10 not so well construct
ed. the material 10 cheap and Ia not in.
surable. Ii one should want hatcher
for a few seasons and don't mind put
ting 1t together, the cheap machine
~Yill answer. Should it be necessary
kyb purchase again had rather buy a
pediunl priced machine, made ent1cely
\ !, Wood ana hot water heated. Hatch
'ag chickens Is easily done; the prob
!, Jni il 10 raise them. Many prefer the
hens for brooders, but we cant always
have hens ready. Personally, ! have
better success with artificial brooding,
and have always used tireless brooders !;
| like this plan best of all tor small
number of chicksone or two hundred
but the care of little chix is too
greatR with fireless brooders where
many are raised. We purchased four
hot water heated brooders with the
Belle City incubators az $40 each |;
they proved to be useless in extremely
cold weather. OF the first brood
Matched the last week in January, 80
in number, we raised " beyond the
danger age; the hawks got a few of
these later. For three weeks at that
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GOODMAN.

Miss Mary Lee Mitchell has returned
from Bowling Green, where she has
been spending while with her grand
mother.
Misses Lima and Kate Dale spent
yesterday with Mrs, G. FL. Love
Mrs. Love, Misses Lima and Kate
Dale, Katherine Montgomery, Nina
Lipsey and MrskBob Love motored to
Franklin yesterday afternoon, where
they spent a ve4y pleasant afternoon.
Miss Virginia Bridgforth, of Pick
ems, is visiting her friend, Miss Vir-
ginia Powers.
Mrs. johnson ana daughter and son,
Allene and Wallis. are spending the
week with Mrs. Bette Douglas.
Mrs. Fielding Douglas. Miss Belva
Donald and Messrs. Spurgeon North,
Kelley and John Waugh Unger motored
up to Durant Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Bob Love is visiting his brother,
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line, was the cherished guest of MIR.
and Mrs. . M. Arnett Mopday. Mr..
Walker and Mr.. Arnett were. boys to.
gether and had not seen each other for
about twelve years. so they had very
enjoyable time talking over old
times"
There is smile on FL. A. Mercer 4
face yard wide. Can't you guess
the reason why? Ask him.
Fred Grist. of Greenwood, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. V. Reinhard, this week.
Mrs. w. L. Peirce and little son,
Lewis. have returned from an enjoy
able visit TO Terry.
After a pleasant stay of q week
with his father, DR.. M. p. Winkler,
Christmas Winkler. of Memphis, has
returned home. LADY GAY.
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AROUND ABOUT THE FARM

AhUUNH AbUUI 777-7 -
To begin planning now for another
season of work with the chickens may
seem little hasty, but timely and
careful consideration Of improvements
to be made will save work as well as
means. Doubtless, many registered
determination the past season to pur-
chase incubators and have them ready
for the eggs we always want to hatch
before the hens areGready for the 1oD.:
To these | want to give the benefit Of
some of my experience. Probably l
have written all this in talking OF in
cubators at other times, but don't hat
ter myself by thinking you have re-
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

Kathlyn Williams, the "unafraid,"
has found her Waterloo! At least
that is what some folks say. But they
are those who do not know her so
very well. .,.l g.
This new obstacle in, beautiful
Kathlyn's busy, adventuresome life
is not an airship. for she has con-
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quered several such.
Neither is it spelled wild
animal.
Nor is it any of the hair-breadth
things she is obliged to do in the
course of her very active profession.
The alleged Waterloo is the simple
steering gear Of just an ordinary,