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The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Produce

Peaches were all cleaned up this
morning, and except Tor an occasion
al struggling lot. no more are coming
n Fears and plums are out OF the
way and except for apples and grapes
the domestic fTulf season appears To
Dee about over The poultry market
Us steady FOR NJ stock. but the re-
ceipts are running very poor and
stocks az Of grade stun are inclined
~ accumulate. Butter Is called steady
win heavy tone. and eggs are firm
az unchanged figures.
AppIe--HrS DBL. Ionatnans. 20
bananas 49, Good shipping stock.
- 10.
Benns-Dried L'mas. tic 10.
CrRnherYtes-s4 bu
California FruIts-Maiaga grapes;
| Emperors. Si.514l.T5 PEI box.
Chestnuts Michigan. CSC per 10.
dressed. 2oq2ie; onoice. lsg zoe
common. IsI1Pc n
Fresh Vegr,HbIes-Beets si.2s bu.;
turnips. 81 per bu: celery. 9ise
bu., green onions. zoe tomatoes hot
house csc 10. egg plant, ". 50 ga Ter
dOz.. cucumbers. hot house, i,15 doZ
Grapes -oncords. 4-qt la skets'
Csc
Grape Fruit So so &C per case
Horcy New fancy white. isc IN.
Lemons $Sd9 per box.
Limes--Sl l0G 1-25 per 100.
20 u 22c; hlberts. 1910 zoe; BraSils, -
~ l6c. pecans i7d1Sc ID, nut meats.
bib. cartons. almonds. 45c: walnuts.
/ soc. pecans 25c ID. peanuts, roasted,
oranges vsiencias, sIah6O per
onion. Bone grown. N75 bu.i
spanish. - pe- crate.
lettuce Head. IS per case; leaf.
,'otntoe. Michigan. E1.Aogi5O In
POULTRY Springs. soqalc: light
veights l7H lsc. 40. ! hens. 20I q
mediums i7Il9c. rooSters. I5Q 70
geese $50 2oc ducks. 22g sc ID
I Dbl Jersey Sweets. ~ hamper N0.-'
JoBBrSG PRICES
canned SGsS. A IsbeS N aips In &C.
s'n ns. a,a go sS esns - 1S $40
/ marroWfat peas. 81 tomatoes. stand
ard t2e5 Tor alb. basket
Coffee sSR tS , s,snda 90 2.c R,o
/ aac Ii TIM iir 2saaoc' IL ~
Feed In lO0-lb. sacks: Bran. tse;
"a ndsrd iniddllns. 80 nne ,sn m SO
coarse ccrnmeal. SIS; corn and oat
1 chop. 500 ton.
Flour Pest winter patent. $3.50
second patent. til4O. straight
sli.l0; spring patent ti2 10; rye nout
81 80 Dbl OF 1876 lbs, In eighth papei
sacks
Hay-Detroit dealers are payins
/ tho following prices Z. 9. b. Detroit
/ SO 7 timothy. .e9 500 60 STANDARD
( SCI 50022. No. ! light mixed. s2l 80 q
% No timothy. slS.50Hi9. No.
] wiNed. SlS.50M la. NJ. J clover. SIC 81
+ ati1 per tom. Wheat and oat straw
/ s. 5oag. rye straw. 81 o9M 10 per ton
Oiis-Linsecd oil raw. Sl.i2; boiled
/ 51.is gal, Kerosene. iron barrels
! Zoe. gasoline. 2iiac gal
ProVIsio.s-Me Mess pork 500 family
I pork 81 %. clear pork, f5l "a -
i hams. "a soc bacon. 81 n 4tc. plcnu
! hams, 25c. shoulders 26 II &c. lard
/ 80 o. ID ga. H.
/ Hides No ] cured hides &c No.
4 green hides, Goo No. 7 cured bulls
] i6c. No I green bulls. i3r; No.
I cured voal kip. 26c No I green Yea
! kip, &c. No J cured murrain. &c
/ No. I green murrain. 22c. No. ] cure,
horse hides. 81 No horse hides
/ SO No. taIlow. i5c; No. tailow
/ lSc No. hides. ic on No. Mi
/ and calf. re of: sheepslSin Gas q
amount wooD b0cu asa.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit Wholesale prices.
crystal dominocs. 27lb. t12.35, do. g.
lh ST. 3b. eagle tablets. 81 05. cut
loaf $1,000. cubes. $3.50. xxx pow
dercd. Ss35. standard powdered,
$3.50. granulated, extra coarse. 80,
DO. ane in bulk tSs5. do. 2b-lh. cot
tons secs. crystal domino Erau
no end 5-lb cartons. In cases. 81 ~
crystal domino gran. HF cases 1910
diamond a. SSn5. confectionera A.
$3.50. No 4. fsS5 No. 5. $3.50 No. 8,
1875. NJ. e. $40. No. 5. tssS No. ..
SIS No 30. SS.55, No. II. s. so NJ.
a. 81 sstQ non-nsking mixture.
st.f5 beet granuieted. N.lb per lpN
lhs. household powd.. Is. - 90 case
g. %. do, 81 - ease. 81 case.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Local hanI cirannrr as reported
o. fb. fsfrnlf rIearinl House assoc
citation oct -I. tffT. wore
tfrnrIurr. sSI1I.IflD5 balance.
& s.DaAgf, eirnrlnE g. fhia date q
wear n-a. .Tfa.GCf Gff Tr this year y
rfs4rfnrs 20 date s. et9 s13.01gsf
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
TOLEDO LINr sroCK

TOLEDO Gyt 26-Iiogs Receipts
fair. market weak. heayies. s16.25 q
rs co.. mediums. ti6dl625 workers..
Si3.50Q 1893 good pigs tl3u ! }. 90.
calves. Market slow. sheep and
lambs. Market slow.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
ENJOYABLE. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

INNT HITFALO, y. 10 ycI 70
cattle. Rcccipts. TOO. market slow,
steady. prime steers. ti3.75d 1913:
butcher grades. s650d1i.75, cows, "
40 Calves. Receipts. 500, market
active soc higher; Gull 20 choice, 70
H1550 sheep and lambs. Receipts.
100. market active choice lambs.
$4,000 ~. Gull 10 fair. slidl6. year
,ings Sl2Wl4 so; sheep. $50 II 20.
Hogs Receipts. s.400: market active,
15c higher; workers. 3ib.75W1e.zo;
pigs. ti4a1426. mixed, $685. a 1910:
heavy. $3.50 1875: roughs, tlf.6o0
10. stRgs, 1880 dl4.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Livestock
MIcHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKyARns

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKNARns
DETROIT. Mich oct. 26.-Cat-
tie; Market steady. best heavy
steers 50 5OqtO. best handy weight
butcher steers. IS 5O09. mixed steers
and heifers S7aA handy Hight bulchl-.
ers. So 5047, light butchers, to.@vW
G25. best cows. t7.5OMs, butcher
cows .eq $50. common cows ". 30 y
q. Gamers. f450nb25; best heavy
bulls. STM950: bologna bulls. 500
stock bulls. S5.50d6. mixers and
sprinRcrF t5Odf00 Veal calves
Market steady; best grades. N46O
others. S1d12. sheep: Market stead
0lG.50. fair lambs. si5.50ulS iiGht
10 common lambs. s14.50G 10: fair 70
good sheep. $500 1850; culls ano
common. s6nl0. Hogs Market pros
poets steady: pigs, 3l2 50g 1879 NIX
ed grades. s14.bon15.25.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
PATRIOTIC

The war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick to
your post" is the advice of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for ad-
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between 8
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Horublower & Weeks,
4 90. open High Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Modern o. tine minute. ? bedrooms
54ch nnat tmfnt fuli basement. :
Ann. -. lreafsa ln thc West Wa
.reu district near new Lincoln mo--
tr-- witt TAKE good buildlnp 10y ane
snrr- cash ae FIRST payment cali
Ni Robinson with WM HNAu, sos
TNfffr.F bids Cadillac 4i6d or
East IlHG-N
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Printinr-the plain nest ktud-thst
O. riebe-Tfne- Job Dept,-Hatn $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
New York Stocks

Quotations hy Iornhtower a Weeks.
et ef open High Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Ntw ,onK ntI-rEU ~ DIsGCs

WV YORK. OCT 20 Butter
strong rerciptf. care creamery cN-
fra taItlttr dn 'peclal market
ass, qttf.c. state dairy tubs. rs ~
tfttr .r,ffnfton creamery nrsts 80 n
ful Tgga Quiet G..rI pts goo
nearby white fancy. tSH 20. nearby
mi.rf fancy. i2f lfr fresh nrsts 30
u l6,,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
s7 0oO RPICK 2-FIAT

ami circle. near car lines and
Norfh ca blvd rooms and bath
each. furnaces. 2-car garage
$500 down
T.. c. LUDWIG
2f2o pimc geuls bids Cad. 2sss
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
DTsrpoIT nANK CLFARINGs

Detroit hSrk .cienrlnRs for Friday.
oct co. were SS.197s95.al Total clear
INCA for 1917 go date are S7.2b7.Ol0f-
ff2e5 &c against sf.76s $50 500. Ut Tor
the corresponding period IN islt
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

$3.50 DOWN-COTTAGE
emile circle. block fo Michigan ar
corner lot street paved price 70
200. balance COS month.
r. c. LUDWIG
100 Dime Bank bldg. Cad. 2sss
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

TO RENT-Dosirab factory prop
erfv ON Tho west side One-story
brick. heated or not heated, noor
space about 1000 "a r. inquire
az r. 7 Wilson. Solvay Process CO.,
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES, HAIR GOODS

Wavv and straight Bangs Pompadourr
whit nrE-o
well made
pooh hal ling
Twfrc front OF
westlS7s second
liza A Ha
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Seventy-fve million cigarettes are
smoked in the United Kingdom
every day. which means an average
OF four cigarettes for every male
person In the British IsleA
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
wANTEDTO sUt-MIsCELLANLOL :

WANTED TO ANLOLs
CASH FOR old false teeth. gold crownA
broken jewelry. diamonds. watcneA
etc. full value paid. Liberty RIG.
Co. ~ Woodw'd an moor. elevator.
E=z==----====-=-aa=---
10 RHNT--ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. IArned and Bates-Ets. Make
your home downtown. convenient
10 business and theaters. Rooms
$500 per week I'D. cmfort and
service at Hotel Franklin.
---------- -
70 RENT--HOUSEs
A. A. A. A a. A A A
Hannah Rental Agency
free list OF no ses and hats. Gail
IN person az the oldeet ard largest
real estate exchange u. Michigan
McGRAW BtI1LDlN1
TO RENT Broom house. newly deco
rated. strictly modern desirable Tor
roumiug. blocks from FOrd's. CRll
evenings Hcmlock 49,
To RENT-Ff, tIs a Apartments
COY UPPER 6-room and bath fat
modern am light rooms, near three
car lines. SOS Phone Grand 369O-J.
645 West Csnheld ave.
TO RENT--BJ SINESs PLACES
FACTORY OR STORAGE
4-storv solid brick. modern. contai n
ing 10000 sq. IT, half-mile circl%
short or Iong-term lease, S300.
MORTEN-EN.
I111 Dime Bank Bldg. Cherry zsS8
ALL OR PORTION-5,000 FIT.
80 EAST FORT
SCOTT BROS. Main 2l7a
scott Bros Main 21fe.
ron sALHc--V LOTS
WILL pay cash tor vacant lots,
houses, fats, stores, acreage.
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactcry deals.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
TO RENT-Dosirab Die factory prop
erty un Tho west side. one-storN
brick. heated or not heated Moot
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
FoR sALE-REsrDENcE pRorznrx
CADILLAC AWE.

Near St. Paul. fine home OF II roomsg
hot water heat, double garage. side
drive: 5e-ft. lot: price right and
lilac 2069
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
respective Husband
Not Pretty Enough

|El Paso. Texas, Oct. 24.-"Tm sorry.
h I can't marry you"
|"So am T.
Those were the words that brought
|eRn end the romance of Miss Helen
EAoks, of Washington, d. c., and
|lrold Gardner, a miner from Bisbee,
liz. Gcod-bys We're said at the
lion Station Monday afternoon as
rs were waiting for trains that
Dried them in opposite directions.
after sleeping over the question"
the Y. W. c. A, where she was
/ ken by the police early Monday
|prning. Miss Brooks decided that
could not marry Gardner, with
bonn she had corresponded for four
In months. Gardner in real life
not resemble the handsome man
bose picture had been sent to her
the miner, she declared. She had
lnc west to marry a man who was
hutiful. so far as men can be beau
|ul-a second Francis y. Bushman
the movies.
Tn willing to get married here
d now said the heartbroken Ari-
hian, but if she isn't satisfied, il
i is disappointed, ! am willip" I"
~ her way back to Washington"
'rhe girls parents are living. ac-
S'ding to her own story. and she
never worked at anything in her
p. So it was not with the inten-
n of getting away from drudgery
4 bit she agreed to marry Gardner.
ey became acquainted" through
editor of = matchmaking" mag
ne. Miss Brooks is 90; Gardner
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24

Turkish towels = good,
heavy terry--fancy borders
IL pink, blue and orange,
goo and 35c
Turkish towels-bleach-
ed, with blue striped bor-
der, size 18x40 inches, 19c
Turknit towels-made of
a soft and pliable fabric,
15c
Turks h tow els-un-
bleached-size 1886 inches,
1870
All-linen huck towels size
1890 inches-quantity linn
Union linen huck towels
size 1886 inches-very
special '............. 25c
Huck towels-an excel
ent quality, in a very desir-
,ble size-with Grecian
order-size 1886 inches,
100
Figured huck towels, with
floral borders-size 16x28
inches ........ 1870
BOWMAN'S 5
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
ON.
SANE HALLOWEEN
OBSERVANCE HERE
Chief of Police to Allow Only
One Night Celebration; Vio-
lators to Be Punished

Chief of Police ]. w. Wetzel has
bSued another statement regarding
+ he celebration of Halloween. He
insistent that all the young peo-
bie of Harrisburg take notice and
onfine their celebrating to the night
( October 81. Parades will be per-
'nitted on this night as will mask
ostumes. Particular emphasis has
been laid on the wasting of food
tufts. The usual throwing of flour,
orn or confetti, and the removing
f portable parts of houses will not
BE tolerated and the offenders, II
aught, will be dealt with severely.
The edict of the chief follows:
with the festivities of Hallowe' en-
ear, l am desirous of informing the
sublic, through the columns of the
ally press of the conditions at
Ending the celebration to eliminate
distances committed by masquerad-
RS at this season of the year.
"Celebrators will be permitted to
arade the streets in mask costumes
. ut one night, this year, which will
the night of October 31-Hal-
bwe'en.
TT is for the prevention of crime
nat the police department takes this
land, and it is a well-known fact
nat crimes of all nature can easily
committed by persons in mask
bstumes and it is next to impossible
apprehend the guilty ones-the
olice being practically helpless be-
luse of the burlesque attire.
THE throwing of flour, corn or
bnfetti, removing of. steps and shut
PRS and the dangerous practice of
sing "ticklers" will not be tolerat-
h.
"A vicious practice which the po-
ce have had to contend with, dur
g the Halloween season, is with
oys who follow girls and young
omen to dark places and then tying
lem with rope. Every member of
he police force will be instructed to
-rest all persons performing an act
this nature, and the guilty ones
F ill be severely dealt with.
'At this time, let us not forget
at our country is in the thick of
ar and that the nations chief exc
ltive wisely calls for food conser-
ltion.
1T is suggested that nothing of
od value should be used in the
-anks of Halloween, keeping be-
re us the fact that every ounce of
od is required by the nation to
ed our soldiers and our allies in
ar across the sea, and also to
eet the eXigency of our own re-
irements.
(Siened) u. E. WETZ Ell,
Chief of Police"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
WOmen'S Flannelette
Gowns

Warm comfortable and good-ooking these
gowns very necessary for the cool weather which
will soon be here.
Made OF white and striped fanneete in many
styles and qualities-round square neck styles
with roll collars that lie flat around the neck Made
full lengths and widths
Prices 100, ST 90, ST .25, 81 .39, 81. 80. $1.7j
econd Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
lnadian Wheat on Way
Here to Remedy Shortage

New York, Oct. 24.-Material relief
the shortage of hard wheat is
znised by the milling division of
! federal food administration in
tatement issued here to-day saying
considerable quantity of Canadian
eat owned by the Wheat Export
|npany. British government
ency, and now moving down the
es for export is to be made avail
for grinding by mills in the
fted States.
Through this arrangement, the
tement says, it has been made
ksible for the food administration
remove restrictions under which
ir mills of the northwest have for
eral days been compelled to oper-
at so per cent. of their normal
Iput.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
|. House to Sail Soon
to Gather War Data

Washington, Oct. 24.-Colonel Ed
I'd NJ. House is to sail for France
N shortly to represent the United
ties at the inter-allied conference
4 ch is to be held in Paris early in
lyember. Colonel House spent the
in Washington comforting with
President, Secretary Lansing and
nselor Polk, of the State Depart
.nt; Secretary Daniels, of the Navy
Partment, and Secretary Baker, of
War Department.
here has been no official an
ncement as yet of the selection of
pnel House for this most import
mission and Secretary Lansing
neither admit nor deny that
Dnel House is about to leave for
nee. Thoroughly trustworthy au-
rity that Colonel House is to und-
Jake this mission, has been given.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
|un Kentucky Mines
at BayOnet's Point

Fashington, Oct. 24.-Kentucky's
grass region, on the edge of one
be richest coal fields in the coun-
virtually is without coal, Repre-
|ative Cantrill, of Kentucky, to-
told the fuel administration
eing immediate relief, he argued
IL necessary the Kentucky mines.
Ire there were recent strikes,
I'D be operated at the point of the
bnet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
Furniture of the Best Grades
and in the Widest Assortment Is
Assembled Here and Fills Our
Great Selling Floor & Storehouse

We mean furniture of utility, neat design and
substantial construction.
While the finest grade of furniture is here on
display we show the moderate priced also-keeping
away from the trashy or inferior grades.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
Where 1t Should Be Used

The bedroom, kitchen schooroom bathroom hosnita1
livingroom office, nursery, factory.
Q inches high, % to 37nch extension at ~ 35c
inches high, 81 to 49nch extension at ....... 4Oc
inches high, "a to 5o-nch extension at ...... soc
BoWMANS-Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
Toweling

Bleached twilled towel
ing, yard ..... 70 and 90
Bleac h e d c r a sh with
striped border-linen finish,
yard ...... 7Hc
White absorbent toweling
"a production of the fa-
nous Boot mills, yard,
15e
Bell-in-hand crash an
excellent fabric for kitchen
use, yard ........ 15c
Union linen crash
striped border, yard he
All-linen crash - brown
color, yard ...... 1Sc
econd Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-24
Shrewd Housewives Should Plan to
Renew These Necessaries Right Now

Honeycomb towels, with
re d b ord r-size 10x2S
inches .............. JC
Iuck towels-made of
good closely-woven huck :
sslze 14x20 inches =. ... So
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-07-27
THE NATIONAL t.Railis

4 sf,si tiea otrlus nierre3.
M information st gen,
circulated ii tnB community
tiLNlit linti-at. lne silse govern
nu exemptions aid Tn saillis %
tin t,ahula AMY Winch 81 il
w IvcnasC uli VI !ia tiraIf
eunipmnmiiR
tg0HiDr Iip mos naenilll Is
We! &. tue mus. ,;cfUrsuut iu'a
v'iiri iis i;ann:c pfepsisira g
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npeaanq. u vtiium IL .irsa VIM
vii nsl;.. W tn NalWai a-nr
4 iia psei sat .iiai esliu euI.
ac.tpR .ia sOhiR.7 VI .ila
arnp vii las, wo-p n nmir
ni5Airss, .nai tn ulluiiaa:r VI
.m esgllm' ARM AMI IN va,mW
lniR u. tn National >,liart
rnR " culi~a 81 absolutely
lary ant W, cesce a stp I'm
II svnn INSTANCES T. iiS psei
nisinua.,st ant ,yef 58isrt Is 1
ia. u, oilr;es, aut Vines 9.
cr,Ii!iu to' liz NalWna ,timct
v'm II .iIeis .ctl w uillhiul ~
.,ni' W. organizations lrsn M
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U.in' .uen ntr,i
Hm nei cer.llna iv mliilar,
e;spra II In Aa.Wm t.rne NJ
Grf IL, 1anc.tn .uiiscfp.W
az vii cuJaM m'ser " IN
v@,i .pp u ct.s-eiR 81 .lg Va.
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" nat u Ec,Aa- weGir n
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l,ai .insp II art uh'" vsaln,i
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vim mad WJst.mR st lTcsts.i"
AM ca,yMmlue ina in;i.ie' .,e
Jaa W In app.a y .in Vpltn.
aa- vcaW.,na ee.t sufficient IS
Iutipa .in.fi IS er.pua sprap;r,
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tailiQerrsf ~ la1.'D.isn = .ia
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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-07-27

fa-ng-s having timr sect
v'iIeat VI iIaih W purchasing 1
ar, migsf VI tine u anvair, u
seeding iina amild aseJ cfua
walci tv wsevia ant ua,.ru,
.isn immediately v,iet the,
aJysas .ja-W. .Dsllipnn, n
effective II DESTROYING al anns
" g-at ws.vlR h ma, " pur
:paset u, af, n,lq alu-, iv'
small amounts VI sect Hi--e
cuiiAiiR-s ma W usst p-pvrlet
Inc, az, vaie' la.n. I'll .is
ua-ra auvlt seven eq.i,.iR t,ll
VI in v'uea. puu ayulit uia.
naif et) iul " .,a.mi. .uHllunlrts
II satra.. ant 81, VI Eur v'irea.
'mr ~ / lOllpe thickness "
wrapping Hiye' W @Vsra .nG,.
Iess,s " su,.,a uvr .n m-rs
m imun ,a~Wi. .DIsllD,niu, ~
sun u puus'a uill .ie sauce,
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sprnkBn2 WITH . s2tg,A& q.
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We gram. II sno9h he sw1rkisd
~ NE vines, sxd ne pk,sss
s4ns' 3nal every grain IL wet
Then opy1 ne vhOle pile N
grain with ckystls " saexs thst
szys been saturated with q
stronger gsAgta0n VI Porualfn.
After about sixh, ho9rz remove
ne ooysys ard spread the wheat
out 10 . thin hysy and dry
rapidly. II allowed 10 remain wet
0nzss than this the grain win
swell and allowances win have 10
~ made Ia planting In order TO
get sufficient grain 10 the land.
DO not bulk seedpp until through
ly dry or bss viii occur from
heating and moulding. Your
druggist can secure Pormnlin for
you II he does not happen TO
have IT on hand One pint IL
sufficient 10 treat fifty bushels
VI wheat or other grain. This
treatment IL also effective In
controlling most smut. For fur.
Their information write your
County Agent or write TO the
U. 3. Department Of Agriculture
Tor Farmers Bulletin No. $50.
The Prevention Of the Sinking
jmut OF Wheat and Oats. y