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The sun., 1916-12-24
PITTSBURG GIVES MILLIONS.
smoky CITY Firms Liberal with
Their Christmas Che~r.

P%IrrsBuRG. Pa. Dec. 23.-Millions OF
dollars In bonuses and Christmas gifts
have been distributed in Pittsbury this
week by manufacturing. financial and
business houses generally among their
employees.
The Jones and Laughlin Steel Com
pany presented to its salaried employees
bonus checks representing 10 per cent.
OF salaries for 1916. This bonus. amount
ing TO more than a million dollars. Is TO
he continued at the am rate from
month to month during 1917.
The Cruc!ble Steel Company gave "a
Its salaried men u bonus Of about 10
per cent.
or the financial institutions distrib-
Gting bonuse to their employees the
Mellon National Bank gave n liberal
sum and increased the wages Of its EN-.
ployees.
As has been announced. the Wrestling.
house Electric and Manufacturing Com.
pany made a very large distribution OF
bonuses to salaried employees.
The sun., 1916-12-24
SAYS BLINDS ARE
INVENTION OF DEVIL
DR.. +. Robbins Fights Custom
Of Depriving Rooms Of
Sunlight.

When any one pulls dow the blinds
In a reading room. making It semi-dark.
call him a h%eliophobe. According to Dr'
r. Robbins in an article In the MedScoi
Record the disease h~eliophobia, or aver
sion to sunlight. is a real menace 10 the
eyes Of the whole community.
God said Let there be light. The
devil whispered to men and blinds were
invented" Dr.. Robbins says. 1T would
be comical, were II not SO serious a mat
ter, that blinds II the term selected TOT
the contrivances which begrudge the
lisht to other occupants of a room In
favor Of one or two who may be incom-
mOded. not actually harmed. by the light
at is the old confusion between cause
and effect. For the reinsurance OF those
who honestly fear harm to their own
eyes. and therefore feel justified in de-
priving others OF their share OF the sun,
be 1t said that one OF the most eincient
treatments Of trachoma is-sunlight.
Or. Robbins quotes the Bulletin OF the
American Association for the Conserva.
ton OF Vision as stating that at least
half Of the educated class in the United
States are afflicted with serious defects
| Of vision. and the conspicuous reason Tor
the present condition il the practically
universal ignorance regarding the eyes,
their rare and the a In which they
| should be used.
"The optic nerve Is made to be stimu-
lated by light" says DR.. Robbins. Nor
NAL eyes are rendered extremely sensi-
tive to light through prolonged sojourn IN
the dark the more SO the more carefully
the light In kept away from the eye. In
order to protect for mute a pair OF
| abnormaily sensitive eyes, the ~heliophobe
, will cheerfully proceed to darken Tor
hours an entire room and incidentally
/ to cultivate millions OF bacteria.
safely encased in the impenetrable
armor Of egotism. he thoushtlessly jeop-
ardizes the sight and health OF his Eel
lows. lowering blindF right and left for
his personal qualification. without ever
remembering on his departure to read
nit the light OF day.
Libraries are not the only Offenders
however, and public institutions such rs
post offices are open to criticism II shut
tered from the sunlight. Elevated rail-
road companies. while chary OF giving
full value in the form Of a seat for q
nickel. generously provide shutters and
blinds which conductors consider 1t 9
sacred duty to pull down on the sunny
side Of the train. ostensibly to protecl
the eyes OF the reading public 600 bat
anti-yibrators are not furnished AT TN
same time but really to provide a cul
ture medium for the vegetable and ami
mai PARASITES which Turk and multiply II
tn. shadows. Public health would be
the gamer were the exclusion OF sunligh
from public c~onveyances declared a ms
~demeanor.'
The sun., 1916-12-24
al; n n Howard. atty; due. ssis.'
taxes. &C. $50.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a.
lat II vEsEY STREET.


BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BROADWAY. SIS. through to Crosby q;
2se.1ss.t. is story store and iofss-S y
BY Henry Brady.
rs. :. story int and s.ors.Esc.l'ior
savings Bank ACT W r Donnelly ct Al:
Harold swain. atty: due. siA.ssA.ss;
Fri 81. sss 3. . 9, ASS . Az A, .ss
1913, ; story n, and store and . story
ai,y.; due. is..ss.si; taxes. &C, is.lss;.'
MADisoN Az. 1854, W.: T.: 2 iotsh 81:
i ss : +, ! 4 W G rcsin.Ss e 81; 4 $ saw sw
H.,ch!ns' s'ty'; due ''.'s7'ss; taxes &C.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
aiTH ST. sos e, 8. i,S "a .v, issxsss'
nina attys; due. Iii.iiA.i7; taxes. &C.
iisD ST. sss W.. .. 1875 " sth ~. asxssii
Maio ct al: q " simpson. atty; due. sio.-
0s7.15: taxes. &C. S5t<.3S.
BY Samuel Marx.
sorH ST .as W.. . q, S:s.A e sth av. :3.7 y
9s.s. 4 sty factory-A v c She wopd agt ID
MeCleliand: F r de than. atty; due.
s?2iios; taxes. &C. '2's.?o; prior mtg
oTH ST. 2ss Z, IS. it " I'd nv, :2xs:. 5
sty garaGe--Emigrant Indus Say Bank
' sgt Geo 'Bierne ct al; r q + J OGor-
, man, attys; due. e22.7is.sl; taxes. 30.
lat s.os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
iss. ~ II h~Su.:-rr:di Haas =. tTon
Monowitx ct al; A A 0utssel1. atty: due.
.7.652.7s; taxes. &C. e5&7si.
By George Price.
TIEBOUT Az, n = cor 1891 ct, lo:. ox3s:4x
irreg. vacant-City OF ~ Y agt PatricR
Ward ct al; Lamar Hardy. atty; due.
s:,87i. go: taxes. S<so.e3.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is.
lat ~ vESEY STREET.
BY NJ. Morsenthau. Jr. Company.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY 52I. n .. 34l;s
W Am.t av. 1Os.<x1O0. Q sty Britannia
apt house-Julius Stein aEt Alo Realty
CO ct al: F~leischmann &F. Attys; due.
$40. sol .O8: taxes. &C. o19, 500: prior mtg,
BY Joseph p. Day.
5i.6xioo.a. Q sty Benevis apt--Fw Mat.
teson. trus. agt Benyen Realty Co et al
O0O: taxes. &C, Sl.225.so.
HIST ST. 4S8 W, $ o.. 1O7 = Amst av. lsx
eoIi. sty wig-se.men's Bank 70,
waiader. u ( T. s,tys; due. ,ie.oIa.s2;
taxes. &c. s295 80.
BY Samuel Marx.
MADISON Av. 20a2. " q. 49.l1 . l3cd st.
a5Xa3, : sty nat and strs-M G Pressly
ast Victor seidman 81 al Edward'' y
S49 80.
The sun., 1916-12-24
PULP 60. BUYS FOREST ESTATE.

Large wood pulp interests have
bought from Gen. Howard Carroll and
the Stsrin estate Hamilton Lake Lodge,
one o. the finest Individual holdings In
the lower A~drondacks. The property Ia
In Hamilton county and consists Of about
300 acres Of forest. including Hamilton
and Sand lakes and a BEAUTIFUL resi-
dence. keepers cottages n stables. The
property wa owned by Gen. Howard
Carroll and the late John NJ. Starin fol
about thirty years. Tn Sehrine Com
pany negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-12-24
MORE BROOKLYN HOMES.
Builders File Plans for 143 Dwell
INnGs and Tenements.

Brooklyn builders are to erect l51
more homes to cost Sb34.S50. according
to plans filed with the Building Depart
ment last week. Among the projects are
136 small dwellings to cost S23l, $50 six
tene cost 5000. and nine struc-
lures Of a miscellaneous character. cost
$2l2.90O.
Four three story brick to
cost $4,000 will be built by the Edurn
Construction Company on the north side
Of Sixtieth street east Of Ninth avenue
and two four story tenements to cost
$4,000 will be built by L. Halperin on
the east side OF Hers! street south OF
Blake Il
An extensive operation in two story
brick dwellings Ia to be carried out by
the Craftsmans Home Company on West
Tenth street north OF Avenue r.. where
Il will erect twelve buildings TO cost
$4,000. The c. l.. Building Company
will erect ten two story frame dwellings,
l<x46. On Neptune avenue between West
Thlrty.Afth and West Thirty-sixth
streets, at a cost Of 100000.
Bungalows for the fisher folk are &c
be provided by the Germania Real Es'
tate and improvement Company al
Sheepshead Bay. Seventy-seven on'
,, story frame dwellings. l6x20. are to b'
| built on the south side Of Emmons ave
nue. east OF Leonard avenue at a cos
| Of Sls.250. Four two story frame dwell
ings, to cost $4,000. are to be built by
the Reinhard Hall Realty n Construc
ton Company on the east side OF Bat
terry venue at the north corner o
Eighty-eighth street.
Industrial construction includes a hve
story concrete factory. 100x100. at tn
southeast corner Of West and Nobl
streets. Greenpoint. to cost $4,000. !
will h built by the American Manu-
featuring Company. Plans were also file
for a three story brick factory to cos
$50, 900 and occupy a site s3.Gxi5O a
the southwest corner OF Atlantic avenu
and Milford street.
The sun., 1916-12-24
THE

For eastern New York. fair to-dsyi to-
morrow Increasing cloudiness ana wsrmes'
probably followed By rain o. snow st night;
moderate variable winds shifting to the
southeast and south.
For New Jersey. fair to-day: Tomorrow
unsettled. probably with rain or snow by
night; gentle to moderate variable WINS
For norsSsr" New England. fair to-day;
to- morrow Increasing cloudiness followed
by snow at night; moderate westerly w'nds
For southern New England. fair to-day;
tomorrow increasing cloudiness. prooso,y
to the east and southeast to-morrcw.,
day tor .n ~ss's e, night HsH or opt tS.%orrow; vsri.Sl.
winds shifting TO the east and probably In
'Ff Sn% 'S ScFS. n'f BE-. Eth. Atlantic
coast storm moved northsastward with IN.
creasing energy and was central over sne
eTiy gales over New England. -
1rhe pressure was high over the soutn-
eastern quarter Of the country ana sos NV
Mountain. plateau and Pacidc states from
a centre Of depression on the coast OF Orc
Rain fell on the Pacific coast and snow
at scattered points in the plateau sections
and the Northwest and In the lake
iEisewher. tho weather was generally
fair. ...
1t was colder IN all the AtIanVc cta..''
but warmer In the Gulf States and north-
| ward over the central valleys. lake regions
and generally throughout the West. 49,.
| coast into northern parts Of the GUN
| States. but Included all states from Maine
to Virgins, western parts OF the Caroines
| and northern Georgia
Zero and lower covered only the north
central and northwestern states.
In this city the day was fair and colder:
wind. brisk northwest to west and dimin-
| ishing: average humidity. IS per cent.
at 5 4. NJ. 3o.05; . p. NJ, 30.l7.
AN. { 81; n;
The sun., 1916-12-24
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-cruiser Rut.
falo has arrived at Manzanillo; colliets
Cyclops and Jupiter at Norfolk: collier
Jason at caidera Bay: submarines Ks and
KS and monitor Tallahassee at Key West
destroyers Lamson and Monaghan at New
orleans; destroyer Maumee for Tompkins-
vile: gunbost Nashville at Vera Cruz;
destroyer Sterett at Pensacola. and bat
tlcship New Hampshire at Caldera Bay,
supply ship Glacier has sailed from
Corinto for Santiago; destroyer Henley
wilkes from Newport for New York.
The sun., 1916-12-24
CANAL TER MINAL APPROVED.

tn Canal Board has approved the
plans OF the state Engineer for the con-
struction OF the bulkhead quay wall and
for the grading at I3Sth street and the
Harlem River. being the preliminary con-
tract for the erection OF the first Bronx
barge canal terminal. IL is understood
that the contract for his work will he
let early I'm February.
The sun., 1916-12-24
BUSINESS SPACE TENANTS.

Pease q Gilman and Van Norden q
Wilson have rented to the Schultz Cigar
Company for a long term OF years In
the Century Building at ~ broadway.
extending through to New street. a
large space on the concourse floor from
New street to the wall street subway
station.
william +. Fuerst has leased lofts In
IL and IL West. Eighteenth street to
william Goldman 4 julius Berlin and
Emil Deutsch.
Goodwin & Goodwin and NJ. & l.. Hess
have leased the NTH floor loft at is West
T~wenty-third street to the Farrah STU
dos Of Fifth avenue.
NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased to
the Steiner Manufacturing Company the
tenth floor at 40 East Twenty first
street.
The sun., 1916-12-24
TO DESIGN BIG HOTEL.

Joseph ]. Lanning has commissioned
Lawrence l.. Barnard. architect OF New
Rochelle, n. Y. to make the plans for
the 1000 room hotel which he will er.c'
At the northwest corner Of Seventh ave-
nue. and Fffty-seventh street, recently
acquired. The building will he twenty
stories and will cost In the neighborhooi
Of Sl,7b0,000 Construction work wiz
begin In the spring.
The sun., 1916-12-24
LARGE sCARspALE HOME SITE.

The Scarsdale Estates has sold a
large plot consisting of several acres t.
q New York business man. II Is his
Intention to start In the early spring a
large residence costing in excess Of &40.-
900. This property adjoins on the east
the estate Of John T. Kelly and has a
total frontage Of 400 feet on Murray
Hill road. In the Murray Hill section OF
Ecarsdale.
The sun., 1916-12-24
WEST SIDE THEATRE PLANS.

Thomas w. Lamb Is preparing plans
o.ooO, and a twelve story apartm"n,
house. to be erected for tho II. +. Ke'ti;
Company, AT a03-3es West N~lnety-siAth
street, running clear back to West
Ninety NTH street. The plot 70 about
100 feet cast Of Broadway and has q
freatags Of Il7.s test on N~insty-sixth
The sun., 1916-12-24
STAR RIDGE A SOLD.

The Star Ridge Farm Of 2s3 acres
has been purchased by Erastus T. Tent
Of the stock brokerage Arm OF Tent Il
Co. The property was held at $4,000
and is one Of the choicest farm sites
along the Harlem railroad. It com
mands a view OF four lakes. Mr.. Tert
intends to erect a ane residence on the
place on the site Of the old house occl-
pied by the Star family. A. p. Budd of
Brewster was the broker In the trans
action.
The sun., 1916-12-24
CITY ISLAND AERO FIELD.

The New York Aero Construction Com
pany. which has a plant at West Farms
has chosen City Island as the most Ia
vorable place to demonstrate Its hydro
aeroplanes. The machines. which are
made II West Farms. will be assembled
a. City Island on property being sold by
Joseph p. Day for the City Island Homes
Company. Flights will be a from
the homes company property on the
Sound Just east Of City Island avenue.
The sun., 1916-12-24

Unien Co. Gets Franchise 20 Oper-
etc e Dycknan q. Ferry.

The Union Railway Company has
been given . franchise to operate a
trolley from Its tracks In West 201th
street. or Emerson street. to the Dyck-
man street ferry along Amsterdam
venue Maggie avenue and Dyckman
street.
The franchise permits the operation
Of the route with an overhead system In
Dyckman street for eight years. Should
the lire be continued after that period
1t will be operated from underground.
The Union Railway Company Intends
to extend the Boston road car line from
firth street to East lSlst street next
spring.
The sun., 1916-12-24
NEW BRONX BUIIDlNGs.

Rider nv. W y. mas = lttth st: one at,
brick and stone factory. 75xi25 Columbis
Metal Box Co: Albert T.. :2'
West i++th ST. pres and owner. Johi
Hauser. 360 West le5th st. architect
cost fs.0n
The sun., 1916-12-24
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
TUESDAY, DECEMB IS
lat 320s THIRD AVENUE !

ny Charles A. Bcrrisn.
WEBSTER AV. n W cor ieyth st. aINio0
vacant--F 4 de peystcr and others ag
Bertha Cohen ct nj; !. : Morris, ATTY
due. 3lS.ts:.:0 taxes. Sc. t,sis.t.
BY Arthur e. Sheridan.
FREMONT ROAD. :. IS 2 Bwsy. 5oxi0,
Nj " O'I.oushlin az; .tibina La'ond 81
The sun., 1916-12-24
ROOMS To LET,

btSIN ESS M wishes TO suLl,t
combination bedroom and sitting room or
sWsI" bedroom. sunny, steam heat. modern
'ohNehiences. Convenient to subway. l.
and bus lines. References. NJ. II, box III
sun t,ffi,, ~
The sun., 1916-12-24
INSURANCE.

l.Hh't: LIFE offers most ,um-
plrte policy. douhlr death b,n.nt arciI.n,
Seh-ht. ~. Rates submitted. NJ. :, 1891
The sun., 1916-12-24
,.,-u,. COMMON TO s~wit.-rIa MI.

BERLIN. by wireless. Dec. ?3.--Lieut.
Crompton. commander OF the German
| submarine Tai. which was sunk by the
| British. has been exchanged and sent g.
switzerland.
The sun., 1916-12-24

WANTED Women who know how IN
wear smart clothes for photographic tar
ION work must be tall and slender, ID. q.
box l2s sun office. ~"
The sun., 1916-12-24
INDICATIONS OF GROWTH.
Baldwin Hsshsr Has New SA|.OO"
Pebble schseI.

wonderful growth Of Baldwin Harbor
~ Z residential section eAAD0t ever.
The sun., 1916-12-24
HELP WANTEu-FCN

ANY INTELLIGENT person NAV Earn
va TO $40 weekly correep bonding for news.
papers 81 % SIS weekly In spar. tim.
ehptriehce. unnecessary. no CONTRASTING
steady work send for particulars. Ma.
TloSAL PRESS BUREAU, Buralo "
The sun., 1916-12-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhaftna.

FIT. WASHINGTON Av. n " cor i7sth st
q NJ Roden 4 Sons agt Roxton Realty
90 ct al. &c, 81. 1915 tby bond, ..ss71.7t
The sun., 1916-12-24
rot >TKN BOARD.

III. CULTURE FARM
babyIou, l.. !, Natural methods. vhol.
som" eats. horseback rides, gymnusiuu,
pIlllntus. rthsonAhle. Mad. So. NtNk
The sun., 1916-12-24

\ GOOD HOME rs OFFERED A yoI,xc
LAnr, AMERICAN BORN PRGFERABLE.
0NE HAVING KINDERGARTEN ENp,. TO
YEARS OF AGE. FIRST LETTER MUST
FULL lNFORMATION AS TO
EAf' AND cAPABllLTY. A, b. i2b SUN,
The sun., 1916-12-24

HOUSES FOR sALE-BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1916-12-24
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails.
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ....1l7AM Sun sets.....t:N
Moon rises. .....<:24 A N
! WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. $40 A N Gov. Island. .f.s 4 n
Hell Gate......sI2 IAN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 10: 2s A N Gov. Island. ~ is 4 u
Hell Gate .....2. 3s JAN
ARRlvED-sATURDAY. December ..
So Phiisdelphis. 800 A NJ. Liverpool.
Dec. II.
g Cedric. so2 A.. NJ. Liverpool. Dec. IL.
Sc Michis an. 2.6 A. NJ. London.
BE Paparos. n:iS A. 81. Newport. Eng.
So Rock Light. Z 4. NJ. Liverpool. Nov. =
IS Aseania. i:5Ss r. N. London.
So vologda. 6 y. NJ, ArchRngel. Dec. Z.
So Roanoke. 1? A. NJ. Dundee, Dec. q
So Tantah. : A. NJ, Port Said.
ss Haugland. 80 J. NJ. Gran. Nov. 20.
81 Gushing, $40 A. NJ, Colon. Dec. ~
= Ec%Srands, ! r NJ santos Nov, IL
Sc Fl Vale. !:it. A., NJ; Galveston. Dee. y.
Sc City Of 81. Louis. 4:iS A. NJ. Savannah.
Dec. 20.
Is Bcllatri1. $40 r. NJ, Newport News,
IS Tyler. $40 T.. NJ. Norfolk. Dec. %.
IS Jefferson, 3 20 T.. NJ. Norfolk. Dec. -.
rs Os-ebnw. IL NJ. Norfolk, Dec. %.
, Sc Pawnec. $40 A. NJ. Philsdelphis. Dsa =
The sun., 1916-12-24

wANTED-Esperienced fine Copper Wire
Drawers In Chicago. state age, exprrience
and kind OF machines accustomed to. Ad-
dress AA, 100 sun.
The sun., 1916-12-24
Barometer

Highes Temperature, -. IT "
Lowest temperature. ~. at $3.50 a. N.
Average temperature. -.
The sun., 1916-12-24

PROSPECT Az. 2ss3.s-7-S-Gsorge Ar
none sgt Smarto Const Co. Inc. ownel
and contractor .39s. l
The sun., 1916-12-24
MECHANICs' LIENS.
NaauhaHNan

INST ST. 55s VI Patten Co, Inc. AIT
Westminster Presbyterian Church OF
West ed 1t. owner. John + Hearth.
trustee. &c. contractor. ......... Sli5.3e
zap ST. 9Os-9lt w Patten Co. Inc. agt
Westminster Presbyterian Church OF
West esd st. owner; John + Hearth.
trustee. contractor. ....... .S1,a-l.lt
WEST END Az. ss3-Monroe n GoidIng
AK, John Parker. owner. Frank ].
Fisher 90. contractor. .t2Ss.,s
sTH Az. 5~23-52s-Henry ScharnberGe agt
Surprise Building Co ct al. owner; Kay
B.e Construction Co. Inc. c%ontrac.
tor .N.yP.oI
The sun., 1916-12-24
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Francis. AZ Norfolk.
IS Huftero. At Norfolk.
SIS Republic. at Baltimore

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So Tsuyania Maru. from Cristeea1.
IS Van Ho.endOrp. from Crislobal.
S. Ancon, from Cri-tobai.
IS Bantu. from Cristobal.
So Proteus. from Port Ead..
IS Comanchc. from Charleston
50 Fagersand, from Gloucester
IS M~asstensdijk, from Boston.
The sun., 1916-12-24

WANTED-CapRbie and experienced
stock salesman to market securities in
Southern cities, References required. An
swer 4. O. BOX No, 66:, savannah. TIA
The sun., 1916-12-24

wANTED-Iu a Wholesale paper house. a
young man as store clerk one who has had
experience preferred. Apply. MERRIAM
PAPER COMPANY. $50 Lafayette street.
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+ Office Phone 1874, Residence 346 !
4 Miles Block, Remidji /
4 4 4 4 x + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
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GRADING EGGS TO GET
BEST Market PRICE

Shape affects the market value Of
eggs because Of its influence on their
appearance, says NJ. c. Fitzpatrick Of
the Ohio State university. Eggs for
the market should be Of a true egg
type. Exceptionally long eggs and
very short, rounded eggs are equally
Objectionable. Malformed or freak
eggs should never be used for incuba-
ton or sent to the market.
The color Of the shell Of an egg does
not affect its food value. White and
brown eggs produced under the same
conditions have essentially the same
composition. The eQlog Of the sbell
does affect the market value, how.
ever. because Of its appearance. The
preference shown in different markets
for eggs Of certain colors or shades Of
color are due to custom and the ap-
peal Of these colors to the eye Of the
buyer. The grading OF eggs on the
basis Of color should be governed by
the requirements Of the market.
White eggs should be chalk white,
free from any tint. The best market
will not grade as tirsts or fancy any
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Editor Tells How
DID,. D. Cured
His Eczema


II. g. Hotehkiss, Editor Echo. prophetts.
town. ILL.,. Remember mine was eczema Of
ntteen years standing. Now / am COM
pieteiy healed. after 1 bottles of 3. D. IS.
] have seen case Of rs years. standing
cured. ! nave seen my own doctor cured
himself. wv
+. Z. Tesar Banker. Hopkinton, Ia. I
treated with three doctors for six months.
They did me no good my face and scalp
were full OF the disease. applied d. d. i.
Eesult--my face Is as smooth as a baby's.
Rev. l.. ]. Downing. Pastor 9Th Az Pres.
hyasrihn Church. Roanoke. Va: For three
last found relief In D. b. d. am no
longer tortured -completeiy cured. ! have
no hesl1ancy. In acknowledging the great
virtues Of this specific.
Druggists are glad to recommend this
soothing, cooling liquid. 25c. soc and 81 90.
Come to us and we will tell you more about
this remarkable remedy. Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you. d. d. d,
Soap Keeps your skin healthy. Ask about It.
8A1x11's DRUG STORE
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eggs showing tint Of any color. al
though 1t be slight. White eggs hav-
ing n dull appearance are preferred.
Eggs should be Of medium shade
Of brown. The color should be uni
form over the entire shell. Uniform
ity of color is more Important than the
exact shade Of color. Write and brown
eggs should not be marketed together.
Dirty and stained eggs, although
newly laid and Of good size and in
ferior quality are always a partial loss.
The eggshell is very porous. and any
filth with which it comes in contact
soon finds its way through the shell
into the egg. Eggs which are only
slightly stained or soiled may be in
cluded in the lower grades. but very
dirty eggs should never be sent to mar
ket. A few dirty and stained eggs in
a large lot Injuries the sale and lowers
the market value Of the entire lot
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-07

POULTRY PlcklNos.

4 Poultry houses should be so "
Y constructed rs to be light and "
Y warm and to afford easy clean. "
Y ing. "
y Cleanliness OF the poultry "
Y house and the fowls Ia an essen u
Y tial requisite for successful "
= poultry breeding, ~
Y Fowls enjoy dust bath In "
v winter time, Fill box with "
v clean soil and small amount of "
Y powdered sulphur and place 1t "
v where the sun will shine upon It "
Y for the fowls to wallow In. "
Y Grit and lime In some form "
Y should always be kept where the "
y hens can get them. "
Y Feed fowls regularly all they \:
Y will clean up with relish. Be y
Y careful not to Overfeed. ~
Z " " " " " " y " ~ u " y ~ " " " u
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-07
Ventilats the Poultry House.


While warm quarters and comforta-
BILE surroundings are desirable for win
tering stock, care should be taken to
provide for plenty Of ventilation. OF.
ten precautions against the winter
wind lead to lack Of air circulation.
which fosters disease germs. ventila-
ton. however. should not be accom-
plished by leaving a door or window
open ut any time, but may be done
properly by substituting muslin for
window glass. This will allow a,
complete and continuous diffusion of
the foul air out and the pure air into
the barn. Clean white muslin will
let in nearly as much light even when
frosted over as glass. 1t will ut the
same time make an ideal ventilator--
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