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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27

to jump upon when enering the nests. Place a button or block of wood on the front of each partition to hold the door when the nest is closed. If the nests are to be placed directly below the drop ping board, a wire top should be used on the nest except for a five-inch strip of wood on the front edge of the top to stiffen the nest
 There are many reasons why eggs should be candled, the following being some of the bst
 Candling provides a fixed standard for trading by doing away with guesswork.
 It makes possible a fair price to the careful producer of good eggs. It shows who is responsible for the bad eggs, and who wastes food
 It leads to general improvement in quality.
 It saves freight charges, transportation space, and case material by eliminating the handling of worthless products
 Feed the grain in a deep litter on the floor and make the hens exercise for it. The mash may ba fed either wet or dry, and should be regulated that the fowls will get about equal parts of mash and of scratch grains. It is necessary to give the fowls plenty to eat to get good results, but the birds should always be eager for each feed. Tn cold weather feed about one-thrd of the scratch grains
 in the morning and two-thirds at night. In this way the hens are forced to ex- ercise more than if they receive all the grain they desire at the morning feed. Examine the bullets and hens for lice, and dust thoroughly with a gold insect powder or apply a mixture of two parts of vaseline and one part of mercural or blue ntment, about the size of a pea, one inch below the vent of the bird, rubbing the mixture lightly on the skin. An application of this ointment two or | three times year will keep the fowls | free from lice. Where insect powder is 1 used, it should be applied three or four 1 times a year, or oftener if the fowls be- come infested. Provide a small box in the house partly filled with dry road dust
 or fine dirt in which the hens may dust,
 thus helping to keep themselves free 1 from lice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27
sss.5s AGE-HERALDS FARM PAGE :E::55SS
RSIFIED FARMING B E TIER LIVE TOCK

ing country, range country, a grade cattle country.
 Both estimates are, in a manner. cor rect. But to the individual farmer on the Island of Jersey or in the white face country of England or the black cattle country of Scotland, the matter of having his animals pure-bred is simply matter of doing what everybody else is doing. It is easier-or, to say. the least just as easy-to do it as not to do it
 Until just now that condition never existed in the United States; it does exist now. Communities have organized and are organizing still more closely. Breed ing associations are being formed with secretaries who can give heip in keeping the records of all animals straight, one of the things with which the small farm CT operating alone has greatest difficulty When community organizes and starts raising pure-bred stock of any kind. it brings market for that kind of stock to the door of every farmer in the com munity. The man who, operating alone could not have sold pure-bred animal for dollar more than he could have got for good grade animal can get the worth of every animal he raises under the community system
 America has the opportunity just now to develop as great breeding institution South America wants pure-bred "sturr v As an indication of how active the want is, Argentina recently appropriated s1eo.- 900 to encourage the importation of pure breds. If the United States gets any South America, department experts say, it must be because American animals compete successfully on final test with animals from anywhere else in the world. They see no trouble in doing that. with dairy cattle. where production Is the test The thing to be done is to give the South Americans what they want in dairy cattle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27
To Discuss the Horse

The horse needs, not sympathy and pro- lection, but publicity. The world needs to know how much it owes to the horse how production and transportation costs are increasing through attempts to dis place the horse in agriculture and com merce. To collect. verify, and make known facts which will educate the pubic Tn general to an appreciation of and respect for the horse, is the work that has been undertaken by the horse publicity as- sociation of America which was org1niz- ed October 90, 1919, at national meeting of horsemen and allied interests in New york city Fred M. Williams of New York city was elected president and George B. Hoovey of Kansas City, Missiouria., trea- surer. Directors from all allied interests A in number, were elected, and all parts of the United States are represented.
 A second meeting of the horse interests will be held at the Congress hotel on Thursday, December 4. 1919 at which time a survey of the industry which has been carried out in most exhaustive mann CT during the last five months. This re- search work has never been approached, and the facts already collected and verified are of far reaching, incalculaole value to horse interests and to humanity A banquet 70 which all friends of the horse are invited, will be held at 6:S0 the same evening in the Congress hotel Ar engagements are under the direction of the Chicago local of the American horse association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27
Interesting Meeting

The opening session of the Alabama horticultural society revealed the attend ance of a larger number of growers than last year. In his address of welcome. J. F. Duggar, director of the Alabama ex- pertinent station and extension service pointed out several lines in which horti- culture has been developed during the past year, referring particularly to the work accomplished by specialists of tho extension service in securing the construc- tionof houses fer the storage of sweet potatoes. In his response to the address of welcome, George F. Murrell, horticu!- turist of the Southern railway, made special reference to two fruits.-one the southern high bush huckleberry, valuable not only for making pies, but of excellent canning qualities. This fruit grows well
 in northern Florida and southern Ala bama MT. Murrell also brought out the fact that many Californians now living in southern Alabama are growing Tokay grapes with success equal to that had in California. He believed that south Ala bama will develop quite an industry along this line.
 Most of the first days discussions were along the line of the growth and culture of pecans. Speakers dwelt upon the type of soil best suited for their growth, best sized trees to plant. best methods of plant ing and best fertilizer to use. Some of tho largest pecan growers of the south ap- poared on the programme. among them being Theodore Bechtel, Oceans Springs, growers association: A. S. Perry, Cuth- bert, Georgia, secretary of the nationayI nut growers association; and H. K Miller, of Monticello. Florida
 Tn response to question. MT. Perry stated that fertility of soil and moisture supply were primo essentials to success full pecan growing. The pecan is a cos mopolitan nut and will grow success fully in almost any soil in the southern states. clay or sandy. that will produce good crops of corn and cotton. The same amont of attention was justofied in caring amont of attention was Justified in car inG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27
High Prices for Apples

The commercial apple crop for the United States is estimated at 23lT,oD barrels. or an increase of 105,Oo0 barrels over the September estimate, compared with a production of 24,724,oo0 barrels in 1918, according to the October report of the bureau of crop estimates United States department of agriculture. Prices paid for this fruit, from elders to A grade. are the highest since apple grow ing became commercial industry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27

And you have sort of feeling of rever- ence toward them
 Do you think of America, from a live stock standpoint, in that way? Of course not. You think of it as a meat-produc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-11-27

From the Boston Transcript.
 Hub-Oh, don't worry about the cook S crankiness. Don't take any notice of her Wife-I have to- she's just given it.
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TURKISH BATHS
FOR SALE---Houses.


FOR SALE-Four houses. Phone l9OS-R.
FOR sALE-Six-room brick house; modern.
1910 Forester,
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WANTED-Salesmen

WAN IED-SaleSmen
| SALEsMAN--Live wire wanted in every
town to distribute Auto Speeialtes; 5000
| - $500 per month; exclusive territory
speedoline Co, Dept a. Dallas Tex.
WANTED-Six district sales Managers
good wages, expenses and commission 20
hire aslesmen for speciality line to dealers.
| ". ~ Main Company, Cedar Rapids la,
Statesmen for New Mexico; Vacancy Nov.
10; permanent position; old house selling
staple line on exceptional terms; high COM
| missions $50 weekly advance. Sales Man
ager suite 1853 SEQ Woodward Detroit.
BOND statesmen wanted with or Without
| previous experience to sell city and Gov
eminent Bonds. Liberal commission and
salary to right men. References Max
Hesslein & CO, so Broadway New York.
SlDELINE Statesmen Connect with the
| livest line Of advertising pencils on the
market; liberal commissions paid in full i'm
mediately upon acceptance Of orders South
ern Lead Pencil Co. S1S-Sl9 independent
Life Bldg, Nashville Tenn.
Statesmen experienced any line for bal
anoe year and 1920; STRONG proposition
of MERIT for general retail trade; liberal
| commission contracts sS5 weekly advance to
producers for expenses. THE Continental
Jewelry Co, lO545 Continental Bldg, Cleye-
land, o.
MEN who can show goods cun make a harv-
est handling Liberty Gum Vending Ma
chimes and Liberty Ball Gum Big profits
for either full time or as side line Best
outflt ever manufactured Every store
wants one. Generous commissions Write
c. d. parnham, for territory, 72O East 18th
street Kansas City Mo.
Statesmen Calling on hardware furni-
ture department and general store trace
for Albuquerque and New Mexico, TO handle
our lice Of "Horsie cars" Cedar Chests,
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w anGed

A high school student or a man
who can carry a Morning Journal
route north of town. This will be
a long route and carrier should
have car or motorcycle. The
right man can make $50 to 500
a month working forenoons. See
Mr.. Wolcott at the Journal office,
100 p. m. or 4:sO p. m.
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WANTED---Agenta.


AGENT Make $40 or more on every sale
Let us tell you how, Write r. & b, Mail
oloeI 70, 9o ohureE street. New York
MEN-Are you willing to earn big money
selling guaranteed artlee2 Exclusive ter
ritory Write II. o. Tague. Ann Arbor
Mich.
SNAPPfEsT seller cut today-donTf besI-
tate; grab now: big profits; fine field; re-
peatsi particulars free Hamlet Agency,
Marion, Ill.
ACENTS-S5 I0nr7v o6soI17TeT-- ,75Io Ito-.-I-
gasoline "a gallon Money hack gnarantee
Write Federal Chemical Works 20 west
Jackson, Chicago.
ATC0U0T- MIR hook .7DIs1IIIaIIo1 ~ -ETco7--
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ACENTS-f you earn less than $50 week
get our guaranteed hosiery offer; sells
everywhere: big REPEATER; experience UNI
necessary Phoenix Company. Darby, Pa
COAI, shortage means hig monev for I.r.
ritory statesmen: collect and keen all
money gas fires in stoves from Kerosene
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Observation-Disclosures

WAN
SN~S-s~~N~~-~>>|>~-~ ~~~~-~~s~@~~~NS~-~-~~~s~
WANTED-To buy second hand furniture of
all kinds Phone 1859.
IL you need carpenter. cali J. l.. During
phone 2Os7. Estimates furnished
RELIABLE party wants to board a child
three or four years old. Phone 19S1~M
WANTED-To buy a good-si2ed one horse
wagon; must be In good condition. Phone
400.
WANTED--Gunny sacks; all Hyes pay one
cent to ok cents zach. Phone Is. 70. w.
Fee, 212 West Lead.
WANTED-To buy fire proof vault door:
must be In good condition. Occidental Life
Insurance Company,
sCHUYLER's Union Auto Delivery for par
cells, baggage and express. Light hauling
OF all kinds Phone ISL.
WE pay highest price for gents and ladies'
old clothes and old shoes Chicago Sec
ond Hand Store Phone 1913.
THE p. d. Q. Parcel Delivery and Mes
senger Service wants to deliver your par
cells and messages. Phone 121
HIGHEST prices paid for ali kinds Of junk,
also junk automobiles South Western
junk Co.. ia West Lead. Phone sis,
WANTED-To do your kodak developing
and printing, Standard rates. First class
work guaranteed. Mail or bring films to
j. w Kennedy 720 South Walter.
64S-OFFICE CLEANTNG--61s
If YOUR office cleaner seems tired, send
for Bert, the Cleaner, who uses cedar
mops and vacuum machines on your rugs
no dust. Call Bert, 64S,
WANTED-Careful kodak finishing by mas
ter photographers. Twice daily service
Remember, satisfaction guaranteed. Send
your finishing to reliable, established firm.
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FOR SALE--Livestock


FOR sALE-R Registered Duroc Jersey boar,
Phone 24t4-J3
FOR SALE-F'resh milk goat, with kids,
cheap. Box l35, Tuarosa. NJ M.
FOR sALE--A fine billy goat, shipped from
California. being related to my flock will
sell cheap. Phone 24Ol-R1.
FOR SALE-AB0ut 80 Poland China pigs
IL to so pounds each. Presbyterian San
atorium Farm. Phone 2413-J2.
FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey pigs, eligible 10
registration; prize winners, Bernalillo
County Pig club; cholera immunized. Il. u.
Parker, box 1877, Phone 2404-RS
FOR sALE-Young milk cow, SIS: good
work horse, $40; young gentle pony, 500;
eleven rabbits and hutch, $40: two buggeS,
spring wagon and surrey, single and double
harness 6O6 West Silver,
FOR sALE--Pair bay mares years old
in foal by Jack; sorrel mares one in
foal by Jack; bay horses years old. one
young mare and mule colt. Inquire Alva-
RADIO Farms. Phone 656 forenoons.
FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows; one giving
milk, the other to be fresh soon; also
team OF mules, Weighing about nine hun
dred pounds each. Curtis Wagon Yard, 200
North Broadway
LIVE STOCK shipped to US will receive the
best service. Our twenty years. experience
on this market will save you money. Ask
III to send you our regular weekly market
bulletin, free Ryan Robinson Commission
Company, 331 Live Stock Exchange. Kansas
City, Mo-
THE ALBUQUERQUE Sales and Exchange
Rabbitry. Nothing but guaranteed as
pedigreed rabbits sold. bought or exchanged.
Flemish Giants. Rufus Reds and New Zea-
land Red Belgians. Satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. $40 West Santa Fe.
e, Phillips Campbell Prop
FOR SALE--Rabbits Gimore's strain; just
twelve left from my entire herd; ten does
and two bucks; you viii have to hurry #
you care for any of this high grade stock.
Out-of-town orders shipped on approval
Wire in your reservation before 1t is too
late. Visitors welcome. W. NJ (BllD Cote
5l7 West New York
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FOR SALE

.SS,700-5 room brick, modern, white
stucco finish, large rooms, extra
large sleeping porch, large lot. 4th
ward.
$685. room brick, pebble dashed
modern, corner lot, close in. Srd
ward.
$2,S00-4 room frame, three so foot
lots, good bearing orchard, barn,
chicken houses. South Highlands
$S,000-5-room brick, modern, east
front, corner lot, NJ 4th st.
s7000-7room. 2 story, frame dwell
ling, moder hot water heat, fire.
place, double glassed-in sleeping
porch, garage, east front corner,
fine location, w. Tijeras.
$4.500-12-room two-story brick
modern. well built, S. End st.
81, 650-5-room frame, modern, sleep
ing porch, good shade. N. 3rd St.
A. FLEISCHIER
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
III South Fourth Street.
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WHAT Do YOU KNOW
ABOUT OIL STOCKS2

ABOUT OIL STOCKS2
WHY NOT post yourself and make money
on small Investments. There are good
stocks and bad ones, Discount the aluriHg
statements Of companies and brokers seek.
ing your money. Let the OIL PRESS guide
you in making profitable investments. II Is
making money for thousands and protecting
them from loss. Each issue is brimful NJ
information and analytical reports con-
corning companies operating in the great
Mid Continent and Texas fields-some good
bad and indifferent. Every holder Of OIL
stocks and those interested in the worlds
greatest commodity should read the OIL
PRESS. The last issue together with
late copy of the Markets" containing quo
tations of listed and unlisted, active and
inactive oil stocks, will be sent free on re-
quest also while they last a new accurate
colored map Of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas
Just out, featuring the oil fields in red.
Address OIL PRESS, 652 Republic Bldg,
Kansas City Mo.
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FOR SALE--Six-room brick house. modern;
furnace: will give Immediate possession;
or furnish four rooms for rent, with light
and water paid, $50. Inquire zoe East Cen
trail
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TIME CARDS

MAIL STAGE
Phone call snywhere--any tima.
Lv. silver City 7 q. M; ar. Mogollen . p ND
Lv. Mokollon q. m; ar silver City .. ~
Best equipped auto livery In Southwest
BENNETT MOTOR TRANSIT co.
Silver City, N NJ.
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PERSONAL.

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THIRTY day trial treatment for TuDerculo-
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French to limited number OF pupils at
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FOR SALE--Five room house. glassed-in
sleeping porch, basement, furnace, Three
50-foot lots Large beautifully finished
rooms. Every modern convenience. All
real estate agents or phone So.
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MONEY TO LOAN


CONFIDENTIAL loans on tewelry, dia.
monds Liberty Bonds. pianos automo-
biles, etc. Low rates. Henry d. Rothman,
III South First. Bonded in the state of
New Mexicn
" ANTED--Loans on farms ranches cattle
and sheep; any amount, anywhere in the
state OF New Mexico; give us details first
letter. Stockmens Guaranty Loan Com
pany, 115 South Second. albuquerque,
WANTED-Ranches
-~~~-~~0--S~S>>~~~~~s~~~~>
WANTED-To rent small ranch near
town. Phone 2f09-J4.
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LADIES'

When irregular or delayed use Triumph
Pills. Safe and always dependable. Not
sold at drug stores. Do not experiment
with others. save disappointment. Write
for Relief and particulars. It's free. Ad-
dress National Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
wis
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WANTED-Girl Cor general housework $3.50
North Fourth.
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Female

WANrED-Giri for general housework 2i9
North Fifth
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NAN1BD-Wai or waiter. SIS per
week Address Commercial Cafe. Hol-
brook, Ariz
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DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED-Distrib-
utors with exclusive rights) for NATIONAL
ly advertised auto speciality needed by users
present lew-grade gasoline. Established 3
years, money back guarantee Sample 20
tablets zoe Profitable agency contract
prefer hustlers with cars. Must finance
small stock but handle own money Liberal
cooperation. Gastine Co. Bridgeton n. j.
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WANTED-Y ladies to clerk in store.
o. A. Matson & Co.
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FOR RENT--1lffice Room,

FOR RENT-Office rooms in Metropolitan
Bldg. First and Central: Imperial Annex
FOR RENT--November Is, double office
ground floor; rent $40 peg month. III ll5
South SECOND Z
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NANTED--Girl to do chamber work ana
wait table. Mrs, w. H. Reed, COZ South
Arno. phone 2335.
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FOR SALE---Real Estate
FOR RENr-Storeroom

FOR RENT-Big double store room a
s17-919 South Second; best lccataion N
city for general merchandise business ]
d. Eakin, office Washington apartments
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RON D--focKetUooK, containing lodge
ceipts and some money. owner may
1t at S14 South Walter and pay for this
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WANTED--Housekeeper for highclass re-
sort. permanent and desirable position
for right party. Must be capable woman OF
high character and education. References
required and exchanged, Address Box so.
care Journal
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WANTED-Girl for general housework APP
ply mornings at s23 West Gold
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FOR sALE-By owner, four-room strictly
modern brick house. Address e. c., care
Journal.
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MANTED-Cook to oversee two kitchen
girls. do plain cooking. Inquire 1918 South
Walter
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For Rent-Rooms with Board
FOR RENT-DweIlings

FOR RENT--Modern cottage with sleeping
porch for light housekeeping. 115 North
Sycamore
FOR RENT--Furnished two-room cottage,
with sleeping porch; no children. 1913
South Walter.
FOR RENT-To sub-iet four-room modern
flat. with bath; no yard, centrally To-
Gated: will sell furniture. 2f4 West Gold.