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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-18

erection Of the inn at this high point
were many, due to the trouble in
transporting materials and the ex-
tremcly short season in which it was
possible to do the work. Yet it was
erected in year at cost OF $751;
600.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-18
Samaritanisn.

New York Post: A Sunday School
teacher had been fecounting to her
class the story of the Good Samar-
itan. When she asked them what the
story meant, one boy said:
1T means that when ! am in trou-
bic, my neighbors must help me-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-18
Fac;ties Excellent Between Oklahoma City and Pe


Yves
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

something else.r Mollie paused q
minute and then she smiled . tiny
smile.
TT is funny" she said, "how quickly
dear old Jim has found out this pecu'
liarity of mothers. He was very anx'
ious, he told me the other day, thai
she should put some of her surplus
income into government bonds. He had
heard, OF course, she was thinking OF
building a house. So he called upon her
and told her that she had number
Of thousand dollars lying idle and
advised herto startbuilding home.
Il will take UP your time and atten'
ton, Mrs Trent" he said, and tinl
must now be hanging rather heavily
on your hands
OF course, mother was up in arms
Immediately as she declared that she
thought it would be perfectly foolisl
for woman OF her age to build q
home
"Of course, il Mr.. Trent had lived,
she said, 1--WE had intended to built
this. year, but l think I'll put an!
surplus have in government bonds.
Then she came right over to me,
said MolIie and said, do YOU know
Mollie, l believe jim Eide has some
interest in real estate, or a contractinG
firm, or something, he has been recon-
mending me to build a house.
II showed him, however. l had
mind OF my own and ordered him to put
all the money I had in trust at The
present moment in government bonds
guess he will understand after this
that l mean to run my own business
as far as that diabolical will,will le
me-"
Anyway, little book, I have gotter
rid of Mrs. Trent and am at liberty tc
stay in my own beautiful home anc
watch it welcome spring. For the
first time in my life nature has beer
! a solace to me.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02
5
iyes Normal 4 Bond

ANEW form Of patriotism, started by
she short course class Of the Normal
cAoCl, was part Of the last chapel ex.
rcise, and their plan has already been
tpted by the student body and will
likeIy be followed by other classes OF
the school The Senior short course
classes have always done some orig.
tlal and worthy deeds and the class of
tiig year Is no exception. So as sur.
prize part Of the regular chapel exer-
else the class in a very unique man.
rer made It known that they were
real Americans and had already pur.
chased a Liberty bond and were then
ready to turn 1t over as a gift to the
school. In addition to the gift OF the
Liberty bond the class has selected a
number Of worthy books which is to
be the nucleus of what is to be called
the Short Course shelf Of books and is
to be under the control Of the Normal
school library.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

q would rather suffer untela gfiets
than not to able to suffer az -setq
Donna as she absentiy pinned crccus
on her coat
How anyone can keep on living
physically after his spirit is dead, I can
not conceive" she exclaimed feelingLy,
land yet we see it in all old people
''If death will! only come to me when
and while / am doing something which
means that am still in the great
battle Of life, will be most thankful. y
Dear Donna, I wonder, little book, u
she knows how trouble broadened her
l will try never again TO feel that life
has brought me only hurts il at the
end someone will say of me what
think of Donna every time see her,
what a splendid woman she is and
what a great soul she has grown that
can rise above all the ills that life has
brought to her"
lam so glad little book that / can stay
in my beautiful home in quiet. Mrs
Trent left the very night OF the day
on which she told me she thought she
had better leave. 'Mollie," said, chow
did you persuade her to do it?"
why" answered Mollie quietly, II
little bitterly, Il told her that both you
and needed her to cheer us up. That
she SHOULD come to me for time and
then return to you and hide her OWE
grief in trying to make US forget ours
"Of course, wheen it was put to hel
in that way she Immediately began tc
think Of herself and decided that the
only person in all the world who de
served comforting was herself and she
proceeded to do it by reserVing the
very best suite Of rooms at--Hotc
and ordering some new and more
fanciful garments in which to mourI
becomingIy.
"You know you have only to lie
mother think you want bert do some
thing to have her Immediately dt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

To Lady Golden Links

Telling how the nag was IN danger.
Mrs. james A. Meredith gave a y ~
inspiring address last evening to'S
members Of the Ladies Of the GoldGS
Links at their hall in the Skinner
building. she related Kew tie le7a
had been called and how they have
responded ard then followed up the
various steps taken by the govern
ment including the asking Of those
with big incomes to assist. Mrs. Mer
edith showed the personal responsi.
blity which rests upon those at home
because Of the perilous times.
After the address the organization
subscribed to a $50 Liberty Bond.
The members are deeply interested
in the cause.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02
INC at Man
VIII Lecture Here

Much interest centers in the ap-
pearance here on May 3 Of Sergeant
John T, Flahif, a young Canadian, who
has seen service at the front, who VIII
speak at the First Presbyterian church
under the sspices Of the Junior class
OF the High school. Flahiif is mem.
Der of the famous Princess Pat Regi.
ment' and will have some thrilling in.
cidents of his actual experience at the
front 10 relate to his audience, The
money received from the entertain
ment will be used by the class in get
ting out its annual publication, Ma
pie Leaves"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02
FLEMING FUNERAL FRIDAY.

Funeral services over the body of
Miss Helen Fleming whose death oc.
CURED yestsday will be held on FIJI.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from her
late residence on Locust avenue. DR..
j. c. Broomfield OF the NJ. p. Temple
will conduct the services aud the
body will be Inferred in Woodlawl
cemetery by Undertaker Jones.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02
Summer Memberships
0btainable at ~"

The new summer membership rat.
Is for the Young Women's department
~ tbs Y. NJ. 9. 4. began yesterday.
a three month summer membership
RAY be taken out in the Young Won.
ems department at special rates for
any three months during five month
period beginning May /. The summer
membership includes all privileges in
the department for three months.
The rates are as follows: Adults So;
Intermediates 1925; Juniors SI.75.
Many girls are planning to join the
department for the three month per
iod.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

Quaker Best Corn Meal
The Best 500 Of the Corn

Next economy Corn Meal We make exquisite
meal and put it up in sealed round packages
Quaker Meal the cornabout so
of the kernel.
The fbrous because makes meal
The oily germ removed because grows Just hominy
part-yeow white-is ground make Quaker Corn Meal
supatve yellow white The yellow looks
like grains of white like marble muins
pog buildings pancakes vastly better than crude meal
Get the Yellow or White packages with tops See how good
ealcan be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

Fairmont Cooperative Assn. Fairmont
w. Va.
Hall & Garrison, Fairmont, w. Va.
A. Harrison, Fairmont, w. Va.
A. Hood q Son, Fairmont, w. Va,
Horner & Tetrick, Fairmont, W. Va.
L. D. Heult, Fairmont, w. Va.
L. n. keener, Fairmont, W. Va.
Kerns & Harris, FaIrmont, W. Va.
T. S. Manley G. Son, Fairmont, w. Va.
J. c. Martin, Fairmont, W. Va.
Martin Bros, Fairmont, W. Va.
Mcdaniel Grocery, Fairmont, w. Va.
c. e. Meredith, Falrmont, w. Va.
Il. [. Moran, Fairmont, w. Va.
Frank Morgan, FairmOnt W. Va
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

!. R. Morris, FaIrmont, W. Va.
Morris & Martin, Fairmont, w. Va.
H. W. Parker, Falrmont, w. Va. {
carneIo PetroIo, Falrmont, w. Va.
J. Q. Priekett & Son, Fairmont, W. Va.
C 1 ReItz, Fairmont, w. Va.
w. [. satterfield, Falrmort, w. Va.
satterfied Bros, FaIrmont, w. Va.
J. r. Smouse, Fairmont, w. Va.
A. @. Springer, Falrmont, w. Va.
f. o. Thomas Grocery, Falrmont, w.
Va.
George Waters, FaIrmont, w. Va.
Walter & HyIand, Fairmont, w. Va.
J. M. Weaver, Falrmont, w. Va.
Wise Provision Co.. Falfmont, W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

No More smallpox-The last OF the
many smallpox guarantees in this city
was lifted yesterday by City Health
Physician H L. Criss. The last quar-
antine was that on the Stanley home
on the East Side.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

H. F. Orr, Parsons, w. Va.
Repair Srosp Parsons, w. Va.
B. Wilson, Parsons, w. Va.
Robinson q Ford, Parsons, w. Va.
Curance sroa, Parsons, W. Va. ]
Squire Bros, Parsons, W. Va.
Rex Orr, Parsons, w. Va.
J. [. Anvil, Parsons, w. Va.
Laborers' Supply Co.. Parsons, W. Va.
c L. Abel & Co., Falrmont, W. Va.
sinnO Bros, Fatrmont, w. Va.
The Bremen Co., Fairmont, w. Va.
Cash Grocery Co., Falrmont, w, Va.
City Market, Falrmont, w. Va.
/. r. Cove, Falrmont, W. Va. -
w. [. Curry, Falrment, W, va. u,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02
Mothers Oats
At 15 the Cost of Meat

W Mothers Oats measured by food units twice nutritious round
beak 1t supplies nutrition Of five per 1000 caoes
Meats average, eight times much for the food value
Eggs cost times much You dishes of Mothers Oats
flor the cost of single egg
The supreme among grain foods nutrition and favor
lit far exceeds wheat in food units
is the energy growth supplies every needed
element just the right proportion 1t should be basic food
Mothers queen grains only the big RICH fla
yor oats We get but ten pounds from So this you
any price All foods doub delight
Eli deNithNo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-02

John Raese, Davis, w. Va.
Warren Bowers, Davis, w. Va.
A. c. Wilson, Davis, w. Va.
Buxton Landstreet, Davis, w, Va.
j. Fisher, Davis, w. Va.
A. Snyder, Davis, w. Va.
Davis Supply Co., 81 w. Va,
Lewis Grocery, pavi. i Va.
ri Baeeo Bros, Thomas, w. Va
n. F. e. Hinehaugh, Thomas, w. Va.
s. SIsnore & Co., Thomas, w. Va.
Joe oepoIlo, Thomas, w. Va.
Milkint Bros, Thomas, W. Va.
A. A. Korenehan, Thomas, w. Va.
Buxton Landstreet Thomas, W. Va.
J. j. Root, Thomas, w, Va.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07

a. ifaf- f.-ss ZINES 1l-y. al -rsss.-
sttF f11- - 1re -lzes frbruezi --1,,s
t'sz-g sHgs-'.-silY a.ssssaary vels- -t.s
.,s'-t t-s lt71az freely Az cI-.1r a,e
weather.
To --T- 1st- Sow - sz--s Z --srT
- a--1ssls1 - 80 u-l6a-R11s = -
c-EsrC-z .sar1 wi. t.ls fr1-- fte.-z
-.s - AZ 1-rt-zs-5 ~ -.lt- = sz-
- s1.,C-y rs-nsTsz1- - 9; zzfT - rltas-s
"a .hs vIlt = ~ y.s-- y - -.aF-
"a ;lncss1 I-sgs- ~ cr1rrt-g ssn-1. -
A'-s- WI HE-Ts a. q ~ f.- t.s -aF--
Al tss rez- - -tls -eg- rucy - =
Wlrs 70 t1ig'w Epl,1 Te--1lEri1- d. WIFE
waite u ~ Eear Z. slscss - IT,
val tsgtt - Elrs s.gEit - Inserted
sr1-1 fks f-1--. = tss -ss- % - ut1
a. SAP age % rreTs-- 10 bs-s
f-9-- rolg-1.g - IL rsg-
Whs- ~ bess s--ars r15s pest -
tax rEltes TIE Cor itJ Ggz =.
VA rslsasss ffsz c1feA CT ;rlEzsr fll
AZ s1l0us -5s our . ta--- TEs
tz'f& t1p1E - ~ - ts.z- - ezra
.uN- hE3cs ~ 6g1-. w11ta pasta e.
rsrIhts1 ~ -hs ExsN % Eal a. ~
iyHsr i2s16s s1Es Il thE cltrh 4
waste r-g-l1 - fl1rs-1 - las screw
"a ts-uEs- -as ezrEA f-d t5s s1s =
its rss- ~ Ireae-- tk-E ea;e& frEI
r5ZE--E. TIE Ea-1 cd 1rg-11 ,.s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
Plume H.,r..-

Flo-idz oooe upon time was alive
with wlit birds, says the Florida
Tines CEio1- Acooriins 10 William
J. Ho1atay, sutAor Of American Ns-
Surzl History, 10 other state in Amer
icS- except possibly California. ever
possessed s bird fauna quite coup.r-
able with Flo-dA- Florida bird nfs
Vas Gle q the wonders of AnSrScs-
But the gua0srs began 70 shoot and
shoot.
Tie plume hunters have practically
erteEuilaced the roSeate spcoaaliL the
Hszinso, the scarlet ibis sad the
Carolina parrakeet. and the liuapktn
and ivOry-hilled wcodpeeSer hare
about DISAPPEARED largely in the In
terest q the millinery business TO oxr.a-
Dent fashionable hats. The robin and
other sang and iAseet-destroyins hlrds
are fast going Unless . Stand Is
taken by well enfOrced laws the Wild
bird life Of the state win eyenrusl,y
disappear and the multiplicity ot in
sects must iDpSril or destroy .sriculI
turzl Interests
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07

i.rsst-t trgrB 49, Es---.E TtisT "a
u1r IA a. ar - rIEs Cd. t--r-
z, --us tsrLls-. "a 1--cI -----E -r--
- a c-l1 IN - 4 t51u1T 1fT- =
-hs-s E-s ErE-eE = IL sr- -1-E -.eT
---Et - t--zzi1s.5 % > l---rrl-z vi.
E0rr - 90 lvL1 E1--zsE1.zt-
E--st % - t.1f1z- r-ur- - We.
t-Ut -asT s1s1r-l1 - 81 t15.I-s-G t.sf1-s
v1--sr .1s- - make E--s t.ltt taey
f-s gre t,sf1-s sg--E r-gEE-E -
-lsss ts--prs oCs % -.szisc- -1,s W1-r
100 l1cE
~ e,91-s@ 10 J-17l5ss-- s','-,-'7---sl
-5s@-1s - - t.s -1l1 ia. - c-l..Es
AZ lsaEs e rtas t,ss-tigr-ss ---.- t,s
rss,s.s-1 h.sforH VIE u-r1ss. vl--5Jus
---E- - ~ = EaEss al 15c-s E.15s
secure
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
woRkINo pLAhs FoR guILolNe TRae hEs1.

tso1y's buslreEs--beuce TIE raauEisc
e1LekEl- The rilIci.sr sr10,hersd ln tbs
travelling p1-,rrT buyers crate. TIE
klck e1lcksn whieh died - ryuis %
MARKET are LEFT lylEg b. TIE os5ssde-
PosElbly the ehIcksas On range stroll
over tDd plek a. its bones; perhaps
tie family dog couDes tr0tring home
ul,h E dls-oe-a,,ere.1 Ieg 0T hsss6less
;r--E- and gaaas his III ., the fr0ai
iaEn. Whl.s tie family hoeE await q
e1zDe% % ps-ck a. the ezrcEsE
10 bstter I3an for sTsrezdi1E disease
czE ts derived. unless II might - the
r-srttee q TIE czreleEs T1uitryruan
Ebo hnts e fesd ealcten in TIE pal
ty ysrd 90 under TIE r0.0grE. and
rhrOss Il o.; % The bO-z
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07

fJrlT -P rf-pprs ~ t.frpirl l-l-ss,1t -
nuuIils- Es-u-siblssl cusE- Al ~ r-zs.t
sa6'Ilt - f1.sszus-l orr trf1 syrsae 20
ssrlss -lsra--s ..ssz Gr p-t1nrS- Az r-fs
..pr7 fdDI31 - s1sal,ss. 1nc fsrz ys,z
Cbsarl- e-T 1-sss rulEr - Lad t.r -hf
s-Ss-s.snT2 ruoulH y ~ ,s.ra e-ur-
ra-,nt tss 1zsrE r-,s A.1KT. -1Es Es.sr1
<sgNl. f5rsist -lss11 81 -Is fssrsses -,s.
.-Iz sSrzJ l2s-u vl.t ssssa1 Nt1s- -lzl-
N.i-s t-I s1sss- Tas Esrrlt - g5,c~
-tx,ignf .lis.sslfss s-s Es-Y a,c - El,rs,
s. ttss f.srS 1a1g1aFL T7ns 1rsgrt-.Es
.na--2s srafLlT ~ tCrsa1 or 90 ~
rrgl-ss AZ s,-Iiiess1 ssea- VIA wt.s-
s-ss tl-.d'us'< - IT -asrsr1Es ? l- fzs
s1s,- Lzss Wa-sr ~ Vrsr tEls11 a. tss
hsr ba,,s - aut-cs r.ss-1 rsa1y ~ a
by-z wll.s-t lss-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
Lealess Mountain csIne<r.

Snow-cspped Nj. Hood. . dsficuit.
exhsusring Climb for the seasoned
sportsman. has been scaled by leg
less newshoy. A few weeks ago. ac-
eompanied by two guides, a forest
ranger. snd his wife. the newsy's de-
termination Won out. according to
Popular Mechanics Magazine. Part Of
the "Trip was made on horseback. hus
when the steep grades were encount-
cred IL was every man for himself.
The newsboy was equipped with an i'm
prOvised sled and blocks studded with
heavy spikes. These implements. how
ever. proved more Of a hindrancs
than help and were discarded. Rails
ing himself on his ahnormally strong
arms he flung his body up the incline
several feet At a time and often made
better progress than others Of the
party
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
sIlEI WITH LITTLE CAPITAL
srsI tsse< 4, ss-x Ys-s. r.s ess<
fo~is s,1 esssnea 10 s>s-s-
t.-s,s % cs1siiL

WHAT i3Ost always sfsrrczs pe'gsss %
tie pls-ifrY bg1slness L. TIE fse1 ia;
o-s ezn Ear1 vim H;fis szp,aL 4 ~
tls K,lseE 10 iass bac6 Tsr1. e teW Es15
fOEls. at1 tis 15lslDsss ls b=EE. Es.1
A stsfr has f,ee1 tts iss.---lIz = 1ullaI
G E21n's Egc1ess 10 the gsg-ltrg Lts- t-,1
so1,s - th@ grzatest Is9-ltry s-sagssssss
ia TIE oO1ntry have had 1he.f F-2r- -
thls NaT. % oDgrzs thsg ssgs dszrs-.,
- fhslr starr With ilfs-Agssf sa-g-r- a.
ieDiiOa % al TIE cs-alis. t-,t syg-s.
business .EtZ-osyt TO- a. % IL
t.lge.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
Ea-Tsf --hLs - M7NT.
Esrus al -'-uu5F-f s,1a-n--.
=i--I @u- r-.

= F--rrl- iisTl-Ir -l-lf IL 5luss.t
b O -isI1- Hi1I--l--T fiulass m uu-uur
mr. F--IT iissl-f-iT IL v.l--s- --il. 1i.s-s
aiIuuit b. eis1lris-t ri. u1ft rrrI.-..f -fls
sumo a. IL GRIPPING 1utl-1E e -ts
-uv'f A. iaE-r-ulr isstr Irs -iisF
IiiifIi. - d1rs>f is.Su-7l. -Ila vsl--sls-
-s-f -lnr fhfhssss q fra- FuruT u1r
fT -iuf t1ft il-us -iia do WIN r1rr
nlrl- Lt -iis vE-E .a-E q -us -ur-1-
--r I.-ic -. iE-af v-r frr4- - 7suy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
PROPER FEEDING M WINTER
Prsceics - c9-s,ins Fvett - T-s-S.
During CO Sss-hsr NscsS
tts-sa EItrs Care.

TIE gs1srli FEserins q oo-f1irz ios
lsTinz ss0es - TIE bsrzss c-rlrg tie
slEfsr E-s1eEsftzfss extra care AID e.
ierltio1 y gYDt res-lts are o. - lad
ll.e b0ssss IzUg' - kefii cisa1 ard he
tarl-s sz1sg.lI,z1 Nst1 tfss iiss-5Tlzzi fs=,=ls
;tey fl1 % the range. PeIfy q: -lis-
erals ls TIE form q gTst zrl9 shell. a8d
q liberal Eggsly q grss1 fs.-3 uzs, bs
rig11sd - actl1oa % t5e regular
f-r1L EIsrc4s@ IL Dest fzgEls1 by
sssllng tas ubD.e gElins IL . 1eep
litter q straw.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
WATER SUPPLY HELPS EGGS
Eg;orns;is Fountain is Meet Sanitary
"sy q Giving tfsnt Water Dur
ins Winter Esabsn.

Plenty q pure, fTesL water sbOuid
be F1Dpiis1 cziiy. Al hgtomatc drink.
Ing fountain L. the usOsi s2LltaFy uzy
81 Supplying EEteF. II cid Wszttaf.
Shso the water NAP freeze quickly.
the dihcrity fAzy BE- OyeFeOC1s b. beat
Ing The water. TIE fountain bslng Ei'
tgbt eIespt the spses from skleh TIE
hsls get ths Egpplg. the water -s-
mains warm szf.clsnuy long fOf them
% "a sI thsy wiEh. Tic czn. how
ever. 1LOZlt b. stupilsd every c2y. 70
kssy u lrOsa beilz Injured ~ frost.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
POULTRY
FACTS
BKEs --tgTE. ~ -aEs
rp.sa D.snuit Ar =. .ts-r lars
s1-1ur1 -rs--s-sElt ss-=s =.ynrirrf
-ss.~ 81 bu-s-nl-

ttriE ~ '1l'E.s1H HIult 81 nm
v'rus- uuz-ls-F "a IT, ans u.t .-ulut
-is- iH'rs iaaI INNING u-a- ell uuu-
IT, 1i5rirEs ~ -uIa v1st line v1--
- u7t Eissl -Ir-I r uuos= s1-zis- v.ffI
q s1eif.s fIC-r lr JiIur- GLis. r fnHar1
49, IL HIr-1Hss uEi iss-a -u-1sat Ilit
$50 fTr.s VI siEu ua-Es p fi-u ~
-faal- --I..Dh1IE N1a-s fuv-H a.. s-u.
fui'sf d iruul.-t -uuL -IIt -uls b. uus--
ar..rs fir slmgiss-s Bui-l--llr. N Arg
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DUST BATH VERY IMPORTANT
conosn Read Dust VII Enrae- Pur.
pets-Piscs IN F+sn HszUs where
Sun Car Eeaca Il.

Do MT fOrget that ne Le1s need
d1st path. CClI0u road dart aiu
suffice for this p1TOse. A. your arst
0pp0ugnlty gather q barrel u dry
dust from tie road ana place II 10
the hen holss 81 q We,l.Ilads dust bon
where the suns rays can reach II
throughout the DAY. Al OecaSlOnaI
adding of sshes froa the stove VIII
keep II in good condition
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TO Aid THEIR MEN
7r7.:s- M1-,s1 Disregard Former
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DETERMINING AGE or SHEEP
When Animal iE Fsyr Yssrt CD Can
net Tel Age by Tssth-5s
Careful in Buying

After q sheep Il four years old. Oss
cannot tell by the teeth about the age.
However one who IL purchasing a
sheep should see to II tina: II has not
lost any teeth. or that the teeth have
not become long and shoe-peggy IN ar
pezrtnca
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PREVENT SPREtD or DISEASE
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What Ls sTe-1t.1,sy's tr-E--sss Ls 10
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TRAP NEST SIMPLE
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