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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
VITAL STATISTICS
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uay 60 ~ and Mf' norton. tit
fsfdlnaha eve
nifi go W hua Mr. David WE'VE
seas isna ~"
hnt 3" ~ ara Ms p ia si'il
tali ftnd -
BOZ 20 NJ ana sfs " husAe' oF'F
tnnnrslds ave
eifl 70 NJ arc Af' " tfhe}' US
" Republican -
Giri 10 NJ ara Mr. = hahado $500
#rysnth avs 49,
HoI 90 NJ ana sf' p iaeonlrf. 1'l'
iith a,s 49,. ..,
eif' fo ~ and MI q" ff'b'f. lo's
Einsrors - 49,
Glfi to NJ and Mr. u 7 Porter. ~
z Alder =" 49,.
ho1 60 NJ ard M hin-r. 1917
san ave $500
Hhl n ~ and Me- " TOOK. 'el'
Htih 40 "
NoY go ~ ard Mrs. James Nasls1
1908 'ih .
uifi % NJ and Mr. Hohngosn.
i'opH smith avs 49,
hoy 20 NJ Hnd Me- J.. W owen. afll
Fremont 49,
HOO 20 NJ ana Hfs 4" Nsocarino. ~
hiawaiha place
Hirl 90 NJ ana Ar' ~ FaleSek' 'ss'
fourih af~
Hiri 90 NJ ana Mft y thompson
a+l seventh az"
h"f 70 ~ At" ANN ANY = i''N'NN
1893 ~ etih -
h"f 90 W and Ms " II ovens ataf
'nmm"aor' way
MARRIAGE iie~ns~-
Richard T. fhetps ana thaFloti" ~.
Colby Alameda. Cal
hanlr' 'aFHnFf '"'H" Sah ffahe'A'"
ana Nafsar-i Frances GIBSON Seaiu"
mares '"h AhH AfhnlN " flflo ~
crst'
Mar'n N"n 'stNh' p ~" "c'N
" nlmick - SeHiii"
JACK h"a'nl'h ~" ana MIS- '"rh
Me."r 20. Everett
nNiF 7" i."'''FN'"' go ~" N'"'''~
w. ~. ~ TON
hAi'c' i"nh ana NAff = Noah'. 80
aitl"
h"fh'tt 'anN ana May Louise
'"niiA. N'a'N'
49,. Nsn' los NnE'''H ana
til'AA 20. .NpAN
N"hsfi Nniir murray and rear
N.nA h'i ''"h
ROY NrNiisi"r ana Florence
WOMAN. N'NiI.
=, frcd'flce Wllasrn'sn' ~ ana Florence
MAJ ny IA N.N''' ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
PROPERTY DAMAGED
SAYS MOBILE RADIO

NEW ORLEANS. La. July Ga
wireless to the United Fruit Co.
here. this afternoon. from one OF It's
boats now in Mobile bay. said the
hurricane Wednesday and Thursday
caused considerable property dam
age at Mobile. There was no lose
OF life. as far as could be learned.
Pensacola. the radio said. was
safe
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urrfE FARM. $3.50
IAHr az DODGE HOMESTEAD

wiu eel 500 sores sff ,his old
hofn.sfead 90 terms ~ Sc rash.
$50 urnfhff fmpfafsFn snfs con
ritf - house Harn rHs cell
rump lnfs ~ sire n berries fasr.
berries rarrHrfs and snuseh-r
f1ss rientr ~ free ami far tha
FufttuN This place i handy fn
the y = depot ana boat aHaFf
ard only blocks from srheai
iiss ueu faf q chicken ranch.
uIh gentle slope 81 sauth
Hrffrr come ArraHa today or 90
rnnfrnr ard SCI the KEY and
inaE tf Over raAs East Madison
tzf and kirkland hasts 20 daily.
fH Burke a FarfarE office on
kirkland wharf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

Philadelphia & Reading railroad
sends out a special baggage car
each spring loaded with plants for
flower-beds at about $50 different
stations on it's line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

A party OF four In an automobile
was recently carried through the
air 221 feet above the surface by
an aerial galloway over Elephant
Butte dam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

tie. and explains love affairs ana fam.
i'y troubles rrunites tho separated etc
Explains permanent health rules
Satisfaction guaranteed of 30 charge
40 one tn trouble turned away money
or no uoury Permanently located a.
NfE Union -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE

HAisr rotfrHh
SO aar t-affe tfarts .iuss r. Seattle
on main raaEfr fuaa. ahefa sou have
aetitfff from stores pfoslars foufs ahe
rhHHu Hsrefrr rtrrf rHnssntrnce far
suhufhan home trart close 90 Seattle
Yes can faiso rpuiff} and - inde
prnArrf
5 Hf-~ $500 $50 CA-u. $40 rEH
ApNTtI
Clifford A sAN AUsDAfH tns.
1913 rhitd Ave sos WasftnRtee si
prrn svsrinrs $50 q O'Clock
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Spiritual Medium



rtfHEN ofoufHr
sh- reads year snfiss
itfs EittnG advice
on family tFnghi~s
iavs speruiaftnn
marriage sSrafa-
tton. unttrs the 49,
aratrf WhT rot
s~s fhs beet rhr~n
atagtpfr Ratisfsr-
tfaa Euaranfsrf ttt
Flar scar ~ sefiaE.
NafEsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
SLOT FOR SALE

lu0NApn. 81 900
This beautiful bis tract ia at DUNLAP
near Hainicr Reach. several bearing
frulf trooe. only blocks to ear smnii
each payment balance SIS monthly
John "a white co.,. to7 Oriental Blork
Main goo
WATER FNONT COTTAGE
ON Lake Washington. between Icschi
aud Madroua, tla Lakeside lust snutb
~ Mndronn. $3.50. on lsnued ground
'ltt water ight and gas Phone East
1879
$500 LEVEL CORNER MANtFAC.
turing site, near depot Priced much
below market value p0t THIRD Petit
44-Houscs for Sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

Hfafr m MaFhluafun faanfH nf hinF -
rome Sanford Cashier = ins Shove
narand hAnk o. tract company. Do
sniruni fsssaf that fhs 'ursEainE
statement - tfa. 70 ~. beet - my
hrnv irdEs ana belief
nuti.fS EASrOUp
rashi=F
Correct attest
q d AfENut.GET
FENuf&kNp HrWMfTx
Director.
autsrfited ana sworn 10 before no this
tif taf - tuif ipif
ta~aI. EbWiN = WITTY
NotafF ratHr ir aUf fof fhe state ~
wsstinEfon rssIfinE st ssat'is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
Acn., nlon AIptn norroN

ACHts Hltu AtDtR NOTION
sa5si $50 tA~u. $40 rER MONTH
This De- almost ln sight ~ seattle igsi
aornsg me ha} near coihf fine boat
s~rtier rirh son ch~ap fare
CIifioHp NAN AH-Dstr. Ine
tois Third Ave. ioi Washington ~
ppen evening" im o'clock
10 ACHES HIGHEST NOTION LAND
yng ever raw, close go interurhau eta
unn. far sale clean ~ owner eau
eufuHs -iltb itth ave =
90 uH 10 AcHE- rtNr SOIL. PARTLY
seeded SEQ acre terms James O.
Eams~r NarRtinr wash
$50 ACHES DIVERSIFIED FARM. pis.-
trrfi hpurr harm and other buildings
wat-r rirrd Co. house one mile To-
school. miles in tow. hair crop and
souo stock. an f0r q e66 VIII take
part trade. easy trrnr ou balance
rolfirr we-afrhoe wash
MUST SELL 90 ACHEs IMPROVE.
neris crops. ct, 81 90. terms "A.
dress bos -'o. Narnvne WASH
ron DETAILS UN LANDS
Handy To- uur mills and camps
write or $50 " HEiKLEJoHS
Mar Land Dept. 1904 T. ( smith BldE
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with ~ direct"
THREE LAKES LtNHEH co
sotTH oT NAVY YARD
30 Acres puly $50
some terms ~ necessary Good level
rich coil easily cleared on county
road r. u, phone. delivery from
rfurfn
AASrN q SEXTON co.
1910 first Ave Elliott b1t7
We VIII show lt to YOU any dav vau
come IN
tNtI~rioAIION MEANS NoI ut,
acres iuHi west % city on two streams
An ideal home Rich soil Would
make fnN trout farm
fHitI $500 $50 CASH
SO pER MONTH
AtSIN SEXTON 60.
1870 First Ave Elliott 6at7
FOR SALE WILL SELL NY g-ACRE
tract cheap. one acre cleared. hearing
orchard near big Htodat- ponavan
camp For particulars SOC uort Jack.
son. Sedro- Wooilry wash
-~s~-~~~~N~~NcN(>~N~JN~ ~NN-~N~~~~A0NA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
NINE. VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
~. esi,srptsa phfsuaiarist siaisroYsnt
.nA rsifaist rtfss scientific fsadinE'
81 81 affairs - NE past. present %
fufsr. rau hsfs sssn tha others na-
sss ihs beet u IN traabis Al readings
s-sraHtssa saii'faeigry o. No tees se-
esptsf Hsadinrs sec i.ncatiaa ever
OIL prus Co issS PA. :.
HEAGTlf ANu FNDHrfUtFf TREAT
fmsnfs given fyr~. Sundays % fn
MnndHfs wsdn~sdars FrtAaFa y M.
~ th@ uitirs rrsnils's Iii itih
aABtNE rHANK -clauvsY anf are
reader palntist 1tr ietA riks cor
esf FIrsi H~'.l r1no,t
MADAM rFtn WV toHk rIAtn
sarani ard card rsafinr over "si
drus s'orr iot's wac o.
MADAM FnY -HEIIAHt.E rtkfHNoY-
emit sarl reader iu- urn Elliott
sstaw
uhpAtNEp artUtr' Al. QUAKER At.
- S,1g ~ N..,ss .s,,,,o~~~o~~~>
27-For Rent UNFINISHED
Honw orrtuE WALKING DIS.
tares stard visa ~ har 50 90 pef
month sst rhirf av~ r~'ut
ROOM gOrrAgE. BASEMENT HNvf
tioso sis Republican sot white
/ .~NSG-~~~~o~~-~-~~
29-Unfurnished Apartments
I ~FtUNfattEp ATkHrNENT a.
and rooms. modern Inquire Main
I s-I1~-~--.-----~-~-
30-Furnishcd Rooms
0>E ROOM krAHrMENrs WITH
~.~~~.~N-NS~~.~t l1--'~~~~s~~~-~~~~.-
3I-Housekeoping Rooms
TWO LARGE rruSr. FvH$lFHEu
Spruce st ono block N"Firr Gail
eteulnEs
|ONE LtrsE MODERN uotEEkEEF-
ing rupu nicely furnished 81 month
( -~-~S>-~-~--~---->~---~-~~~-~~---~-~-~
Sueiucss Chances
FACTORY BEtNo EQUIPPED FpU
Manufacture ~ coal tar dyes our
SeroHu poiish~s soid by 300 retailers
H.uaH amount ~ stock offered uu eau-
ssrtHfirS basis for additional equip
menf aud material subscription units
flH0. cash or terms infeatirate quick
If Write Tor booklet SEQ our dre
I exhibit a. zoos Third ave
! NllSsSo.o-NSSSSN~NI,IS>SScSSo-SNc,C~oSIoe~
40-Exchanges
Will TRADE
/ 4 beautiful country home. just north
I uf uremcrton fronting boulevard ana
near beach acres hcnHnE orchard
nu fenced fine well. lots " retFhhora
plenty government work VIII ftnde
equity for Seattle property tHaiuter
teach ar Ballard preferred John U
/ white TO. COZ Oriental Hlk Main
/ oNNNN~N~~~~~O N~~NNNNO~~~0~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

.tFrEn tGNrrtAN
C'G.AtRVOrANr and
medium gives 80
vice on husiness
matters love health
sna family affairs
tell. the naws -
tour future husband
ar wife tells NJ tho
enc you love " true
o. false what par'
- ~ ruuntrf Is
L.-.LL... - -.-- -. 4
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Attornevs-Patent

J. " -EsrAntisuEp issf
General practtes narke nuudinG 30
second ave Nain fset
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25--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
PIIRENOLOCIST

Madam Sina has Just rri.rd la seattle
never was here before ana she can tell
sou all your past NE ana what your
future Hfe is 10 DO. can advise Won lu
business affairs. family affnirH and love
affairs. tell yo,ss' hon YOU viii marry
and the initial ~ the one you wiz
marry how 60 conquer your enemies
and avoid all trouble aud be- happy
tolls sou IN regard 10 your absent
friends; tells you what YOU arc ndaptcd
for and how 10 b. succeasful in life
tolls yoJ what business BE- most lucky
Tor toH The madam win give you
'Ncrf satisfaction tior readings are
900 confidential. charges 90 cents The
madam can hs found 81 elGIs Union 81
between second and Thud Htea. Ner.
non Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

Xut Nu MA ~ WOULD LINZ TtE
at4uaiatarfs 90 fnunr tadF fef raH
pahF Ana aatrtmanf " Cailins
y ~ uan uaf fHy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

FRED r. CORN Patent ,. h,,o..
.-~n~ea ~ f.~ refunded rot Central
piax Main $40 Free hook on PATENTS
COOK q NN~UrNv PATENT AKRON
~ev. smith faIts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
Collateral Loans

lARGrer LOANS ~ DIAMONDS ANp
,e~-irv per cent; legal rates strictly
conf1a-ntist American isNsiry Co.
sss serord ave
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16-Agents Wanted


WANTED
NeWspaper solicitors wanted nv. mail
Hubacripfion work see Mr Parish.
care Tho star seattle Washington.
N~-c.~.~~->N~-c~o1e4(4~ ~-o->s~<~N>~reS~o-~-r~>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

TWO LADIES ErRASnEHa is CITY
wanf company ~ twn gentlemen. %.
1set matrimanY Address Ms star
Mrs fISpoU tsr- rrAlssa narss IVES,
s.Tw
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n r sCttOrF. IS pnwus nldE 100 snd
ave INSULATION rRff CONT
Dental. lava husband and wife. sen
-raf practice tees moderate
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17-Salesmen Wanted

EALEsMEN WASTED FOR THE HELP-
n-PhOne, almost eTerv telephone user
buys one. sells tor s.. profit 100 per
cent Send for particulars. Baker Go
Baker Block. EllsnsburR. Wash
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SASH AID DOORS
send your orders for sash ard doors
Asrs~, TO o r. Williams co. We ran
save you rnanrv. give you th. best %
seryic. and guarantee safe delivery
Our big eAtaiogu. No. - mailed fr-.
postpaid on request. This caialorus
should be IN the hands % every ons
expecting to build write Tor ore today
r~-r..-Dansi door .............ff
Craftsman t-pansi doors ...--... 10
Cottage front door. n. s. A glass. 100
er~.~n doors. galvanized wire -.. izs
ftr1s s-uxht Windows ..-..... i1s
fftf- 4-uEht sash 4..-... ....--. 81
sor.s medicine cabinet door - 2gs
Cupboard door slash grain panels. IS
s-ply veneer panels square foot .. .osh
Turned porch columns sN1Hs-9 IS
Frames inside nnish. rnoaldiurs build
srs' hardware
o - WILLIAMS co.
Tel Natn 1871 1915 Firss Ave- =
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LADIES sANpEnsoSs corroS moor
pins safe ans sure rime ~ fsist ~
periods fsrfrr 3. MONEY frfHuteH ~
r~ur.fF fails after fair TRIAL uavfaauf
Trrn-l tanm upfsf kntiTrs
faarfn sna f'otan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
ATTORNEYS -at-Law

KrSsEiL "a FNRREtt-aaa \. Y nk
General practice. estates laws husband
snd Wife consultation free Eluou eN
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PERSONALS

WoNktNu Ma. WtTu uNE Dutip
end bame Wishes to rrr. lsfl af
ldeN tstussn ss and sf sna ,an 10
houseaseref dive description in flfsi
letter prfsrf mntflmunf $50 ffIfrfs
Address ~ So care star
pENvtN prE woRNH.iies 5'e sss
KAN M snraurfs fncumstisn ant hin.
df~d diseases pHrsff4I curative
force Affects me enfus ,tuaittution
Eradicate dtseaar rslara NstiHfra me
tndY e. healtn 4fh "ftrT tHHti-t free
kaf nu COMPANY ra.'n'' vash
THE MOTT INSTITUTE
rat rbeuaafisu has opened up office al
tas 1alHht tuds H~eatt ant iiHe
We are prepared tn trrai apo htnds
tHHnntflsfH lunhas' ant difnt uf
pa4ua tf SOFA are alHk. come nnd see
u. Consultation free
ALASKA MiNEN WOULD LIKE ru
meet rarts etfh liUIa incomes Co ersn
un a good placer milne uhIr"t fuaifi
~au1 address % tt star
PRACTICAL NtH~tNC. UEAfuN Ahi.E
Queen tHne -sif
aEUMAN LADY WISHES ru MEET
man bsta~~H rt ant ae. H~ atIettinH fa
Ffvsu fhii1feu Dftr trsrrf ptiHu iu
first letter object uafrImHnf un
trifisrs Address itta N'af
LADIES uuN.r WORRY WIfEN pE-
tAysd nf tft.ruiaf Zee Lady NtEin TIM.
psFtat Tablets a. mail ~ pFr hHR
double strength fttn ttrtf bns
guaranteed rraun As~nrr itti sixth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06

STRANGER ~ CRY WITH SOME
meas eIshss ta meet FuaHF lady e.
20 sa eblsrt maffimeny p Kelly.
gsn he
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HArFtN EAs Ties - nlsfr-sr tifs Are Yss
lensiyf tein Hsattj. HsAabis Frisna
.hip c4ph Ladies' tree saA y GsAns
Ffi Inlnn AIT "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-06
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS

STANDARD HOTEL
Corner FIRST Ave and Pine 81
rarr. modern. outside rooms. eisrstor
ssryics: phones Ia all rooms first elias.
IN every respect. t9e up: with private
bath. ~.
rSsPEcTTOS CORDIALLY INVITED
PsrrinTion--fBish Second 90 week up
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1o-Male Help Wanted

TOcAL REPREsENThTfvEE WANTED
hV The Seattle Star 70 look after sub
srHpflons for ~ Pine commission
offer N YOU live in small town NJ
nn y q 3D.. write us FOR Our propp
siiion county representative wanted
Write &c. W Parrish Seattle STAR ss-
attic wash.
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Cameras and Supplies

MONEY IOANFn On Af-L NHTTTIFs
~ value Thr Heitanf~ So Thirt ave-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-10-05

Is any life in the body. Give it a
suck of the sow's milk and place 1t
in the receptacle described. The pigs
will not suffer If they do not suck for
q few minutes after narrowing.
, Before placing the pigs with the
SOW, cut out the eight small tusklike
teeth. There are four Of these on
each Jaw in the rear Of the mouth.
These teeth are very sharp, and If
left in the pigs mouth they will likely
cause tearing of the sow's udder, and
the little pigs cut one another's mouths
while fighting for q teat These teeth
can be removed WITH bone forceps,
wire nippers, or knifeA Never pull
out the teeth. Always cdAN or break
them off. After this operation place
the pigs with the SOW, care being ia
ken that each one gets to feat.
When the. afterbirth Is passed 1t
should be removed from theEpen at
once and buried or burned. There is
good reason to7believe that eating the
afterbirth is often the beginning of
the habit of eating pigs. y
Greatscare must be taken to feed
the SOW properly II shspis not being
properly fed the little pigs will show
it. If the pigs follow the SOW around
very much and pull at her teats, it is
a good sign that she is not giving
enough milk, and more feed should be
given to stimulate milk flow. When a
SOW is overfed, causing a heavy milk
dow. securing is generally produced
in the pigs. II this happens, cut down
the sow's feed Immediately. Give the
SOW Is to 20 grains of sulphate of
iron (copperas) in her slop morning
and evening, and If necessary increase
the. dose Until tresults have been OBJ
taineds -sW
It is very necessary that the little
pigs have plenty of exercise and all
the sunlight that can be given them.
II they do-fot get exercise. they will
get fat and lazy ana the usual result
II the "thumps." This is caused by
the fat getting 30 thick around the
heart and lungs that the pigs find It
difficult to breathe. They will be no
decd heaving at the flank and SAsping
for breath. The best way to prevent
this is to avoid overlooking and make
the young pigs take plenty Of exercise.
When thy pigs are about ave weeks
old, they VIM begin to taste some Of
their mothers feed. Do not be in q
hurry to wean them. Eight weeks is
young enough to weap them. 4 there
Is skin milk for them. OF course the
size ADD development has gFeat deal
to do IFith ths,ir we ming aga Y skim
milk Il not tbtainaBie, it better to
let the pigs nurse the SOW until ten
weeks old.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-10-05
J Star Theatre
Weekly Program

The following is the program
to be given at the Star Theatre
the week beginning Monday
night, Oct. 9th, and closing
Saturday night, Oct. 14th:
MONDAY m "
The Whirlpool of Destiny"
5reels
TUESDAY
Loves Masquerade"
j 2 reels
Nobody Guilty"
l reel @
q Love Laughsat Dyspepsia"
a# i reel
~ WEDNESDAY,
Titles Terrible Tumbles"
3 reels
0'Nadine of Nowhere" &
l reel
THURSDAY
"Baby's Tools"
2 reels
For Her Mothers Sake"
l reel al
Scaling the Jungfrau''
l reel
FRIDAY
''The Caravan" y
9 reels 81
Speeding"
/ reel rs
Z THE Unexpected''*
l reel
SATURDAY
Peg O'The Ring''J
sixth installment
Timothy Dobbs That's Me"
! ri 2 1Aels
"a IA SilNsultan" e
{ L e lt!4li
! THE Go Between"
/ reel
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-10-05

IN milk and corn, or skim milk
anhorts, fed in the proportion OF
make an excellent ration for
weings. II skim milk is not avail.
aba mixture of parts cornmeai.
is mlddlings, and part tank
aged as a thin slop, is very good.
Gosucculent pasture is always bene-
fici It will aid wonderfully In put
tinsrowth on the young pigs. and
therain expense will be lessened.
Alta litter of pigs has been weaned
an6e eating we'll. the most difficult
part their care is over. The feed
ingd management from then on will
dept much upon whether they are to
be ,t for breeding or fattened for
the arket. =
Yag pigs, Just after they are ia
kenyay from their dam, should be
giveheir feed in such a manner that
eacfdividual pig gets it's share The
simst way to accomplish this is to
alloyhe pigs to eat from a properly
conscted feed trough, one that will
keene pigs out of the feed and will
lessethe possibility of crowding.
A aiming trough is used with good
resulon the government experiment
farm. Beltsville, Md. This trough
is laI enough to hold quantity OF
slop sicient to feed 20 weaving pigs
weigig approximately 80 pounds.
1t is " inches deep, thus enabling
the pi to get at their feed very con-
veniely. Vhe construction of the
ridge ie together with the partition
piecesakes it impossible for the pigs
to get to the trough with their feet.
1t is ry simple matter to keep the
troughlean, as there is plenty Of
room one to work conveniently
with rubbing brush on the inside
of the ough Water applied freely.
togethe with a vigorous scrubbing,
will Ike the trough clean and sani-
tary. e trough weighs only 4S
pounds taking it very convenient for
one mato handle. This trough, con-
structe.as cheaply and as durably
as pos4a, is sufficiently strong sc
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The SOW, In order to produce a
large, healthy litter. should be- in the
best possible condition. After she has
been bred. careful feeding and man
agement are necessary to develop sue
cessfully the litter she is to produce.
It is well to keep record Of the date
on which the SOW was bred, In order
to know approximately when the
youngsters are about to arrive. The
CESSATION period of pigs is 112 to lis
days. 1t is good policy to be on hand
In case the SOW needs help, but she
Eneed not be helped If she is getting
shlong we'll. s.;
When the pigs are born during
warm weather they are less liable to
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-10-05
Detailed Plan of Construct, of Trough

that Il pigs can not break it to pieces.
Luner x Inch thick is used in
constituting the trough, with the ex-
ceptio of the floor and ridge pole.
The fbr is made from 1-inch stun,
while e ridge pole can be made from
piec of lumber 2 inches square
dresse,
The following bill Of material is
necessy to construct the weaving
trough
One iece 1 inch by foot by IL
feet fothe floor and ends. The end
pieces IN be dressed down to "a by
inches Y 16 feet for the two sides.
One Rce inches square by feet
dressed for the ridge pole.
One iece * by Ia inches by IL
feet forthe partition pieces.
Total lumber of board feet, 20.
ThirtSix screws az inches. No
81 to fsten the partition pieces.
Fifty-to nails Is penny; IA used
to faster each end piece to the ridge
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-10-05

There will be a vesper service
held at the cemetery Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 9Th, at A o'clock.
All square holders apd friends
are urged tosbe present.
Mrs. Rafeld and children, Zoe
and William, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting
Ames the past several weeks,
have returned to their home in
Mobile. e.
The first number of the lyceum
course will be given at the Star
Theatre on Friday night, Oct.
18th. A campaign for the sale
of season tickets will be made
next week. e,.
Best Quality Cement.
Okolona Hdw. Co.
We are requested to announce
that there will be services at
Grace Episcopal church Sunday
night, Oct. 9th, conducted by
Rev. Jno. Gass. Everybody in
vited to attend. u
Mr.. Crawford Hawkins has.
accepted position with the
vWestenhouse Electric. Mfg. Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa, as testing man.
He is eow in Lafayette, ind,
where Ne has been engaged in
electric work for some time.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN ="
From the George Walker place
3 miles north of Okolona, Miss, I,
one dark mouse colored horse
mule, medium size, A years sold,
with scar on foreleg. Informa-
ton leading to its recovery or
return ofmule will be appreciat-
ed and rewarded.
A. T. STOVALL.
The Ruth Chapter O. e. S.
entertained their Grand Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Scales, and Dis
trict Deputy, Mrs. Riley, last.
Friday evening. At the closeef
the meeting all were invited i1to
the dinipg room where a de-
lic6ls salad and ice course was
served to the members and quite
a number visitors. >t i
Our little city was made sad
yesterday by the news Of the
death of Mrs. Cornelia Buckihg-
ham, widow Of the late E. B.
Buckingham, VIII ic h occurred
about nine O'Clock at the 7home
of her. daughter, Mrs. w. P.
Knox. She leaves large family
of children and grand children
and a host Of friends to mourn
her loss.
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become chilled and will generally find
their way to the teats unaided. In
extremely cold weather the pigs will
be in danger of being chilled unless
the hog house is heated. To remedy
this, place a few heated bricks in the
bottom of basket or small box, COW
er them with chaff or straw, and put
a cloth over the top to keep in the
heat; unless the SOW objects too Sc
riously the pigs may be rubbed dry
with a soft cloth and placed in the
receptacle as fast as they arrive. II
any of the little pigs appear to be
lifeless when they are born, first see
that all mucus is removed from the
nose, then give the pig a few gentle
.giaps on the side with the hand. This
will start the pig breathing if there