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MATTRESS MADE NEW.

Old mattresses received as new, rolled edge or pl2in stitched, also make store front awning or repairing awning. All kinds of house rugs or carpets cleaned, Repairs all kinds of house furniture. Any kind of up- done.
 D. C. GREENHOUSE,
 Perfection Mattress Maker,
 1914 West Sixth Ave. Phone 1850 ,8-20-.f
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FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD

Men who work at hard physical labor are subject to kidney trouble
 J; G. Wolf, 734 s. Jackson St., Green Bay, Wis, writes: Foley Kidney Pills relieved me of severe back ache that bothered me for several months. A few bottles fixed me up in good shape" They also relieve bladder and urinary aiments.-adv.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Aug. 20.-Rough rice strong; receipts 1G,GO2 sacks; millcrs 6, 4,s sacks; sales Honduras 5,34J sacks at 112', Ml2.O5; Carolina ABA sacks at II .5Ddi12. 2J
 Clean rice strong; no receipts Sales 6,972 pockets Honduras at 6 1-20g14c
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Aug 29.-Cotton seed oil was lower under scattered iuidation and for want of outside support. Final bids were five to 25 points lower. Safes 32OO barrels October declined to 23.SO and December to 20JO. September prime crude 20.OO0l21 OO; prime summer yellow spot 4.OO; October closed 23.S5; January 2O.JU; March 2O.6O.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Aug. 29.-Cotton spot uiet; prices steady; good middlng 202O; fully middling Io7O; midding 1910: low md- ding 17 .35 good ordinary 15.7O; ordinary 13.l7 Sales LOGO Lales including 2S(O American. No receipts. Futures closed steady.
 Weekly cotton statistics:
 Total forwarded to mills 56,OOO bales of which 10000 American; stock 1000 of which 6O2,OOO American; imports 01,OOO S7 ,OOO; exports 4,0OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

Rheumatism, or any blood. liver or kidney disease or mo:.ey refunded. G. S. is a great tonic an0 system builder Sold by all druggists or sent prepaid $100 per bottle; six bottles fol $5 % Dealers, order G. $. from your job bers. Write me for testimonials Enough tai1
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SPOT COTTON.

New York Aug. 23.-Spot cotton quiet middling 32.O5.
 New Orleans, Aug. 29.-Spot cotton uiet and unchanged Sales OH the spot 19O bales; to arrive none, Low middlnlg 24.OO; mid(Ilng 125; good middling 32.25; receipts }3O; stock 275, 191.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Aug. 29.-Final prices on Liberty bonds today were 3 1-2's 09.9G; first As 94.3O; second 4's 02.G6; first t 1-4s 94.3O; second 1-4's 92.0S; third 1-4s 94.S6; fourth 4 1-4's 932S Victory 5 3-4's y9.5O; Victory 3-4's 99.J2.
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l, | n9a,se7Department ( of the
 Little Rc.aLl 3, Land Office at
July IF. 1910

is he,.h.J. July r, 1yle.
 ] ths th'eOy eOs, given that, as dir. lsnd ots; commissioner of the 2lS5. Jpsl'cs' $ under provisions sa cf f .ra, n., pursuant to theI
 'snes H. Hudson,
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SOvIETs SLIGHTED.

Warsaw, Aug. 2o. he Ho1ish 1ox- eiEn minister has d&ci x - Representatives to
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ADS
FOR SALE

AND cHEsTNuTG;
 five so,n house 2os Cneri @ y,
 bur room tbree vacant lots lh
 f ,. seIl cheap for cash; : .,,laf. Mfs:
 pa' ,y,, Chestnut St. o-'o0.
 ,x,rroNAL HARVEsIEh
 Na.hIe stationary engine;
 p0l.'Iker "r kerosene; ,. prag,arriiiis sherrii!.
 no. ' W. Gibs0n' 'r'' 'St S-3o-at
 ,r ,so Ly. CAPACITY. I,l,...
 ALE orice ice S55.oo. AIi1eS5 I 1T e;;f
 ~1p p'''' .4--~s s-2.-o.
 .r RED ROOM SUITS.
 ll ,ahIe. wool mattresses
 raf' 'nd other houseno,n ,1
 'e s' sold at once. App's s.9s,::,t aIat Sr phone sl. '-eS
 CASH. MY ENTIRE
 oh"i ',iso give possession or KS. as' rpnt. r,u good neighbora1o;otu,, a;"t |, Eas. pls Apply 1621 west s,ad.1t H,il.a
 ,,o,,sE IN MARsII,FoN
 hWi' ,vil lots for only $!2oo;;
 Q, i" and the balance Slo.oo 5" ,nt and look these houses houses
 o eajI oui a us. AIcGehee Realty west 2nd Ave: ~-~~~~ EnvpwOoD TYPEWRlTEN pn~ prnoud,tion; d real bargain; ! 8, H. '0 1.2t-ti :: l DOOM HOUSE, CORNER Street car llne; upstairs Pn s, snd always rented. Will |..in y' aa' if taken by August 1st. |sss @ "D', care of GraPhic, !,a +, .uco~Ur l AUTOMOBILE PISTON lri,as at 32.2 Pine Street, |Iuaern Machine shop. 9.2o-tt : l HOME GROWN FRUIT |nt irees. evergreens, shrub |rrry |ul plants, Tlpton Nursery. |o.k Ark. Mir. J. F. Murphy, eeri M and salesman, is repre-, \ Pine Bluff district. Mail ! c,ther Tipton Nursery Inc, Inv. r. 0. Box 101, Pine Bluff, eaIl m TOT your order. S-l3-lni PASSENGER DODGE CAR; ,rly new tires and extra cord extra tools, tubes etc.; aDso- fine best Dodge cars i'll the n run 5,2N miles. One 1ol9, Ford touring car; new top; ,pw seat covers; nearly new yprbauled; q d;tndy. One D. eyrolet, good tres; a bargain t;ehee Motor Sales Co.,, Ill Street. Pholfe ou4.
 ll1l@o1IlLlNOST DOWN TO IT; ,p. You still have one more nv Arkansas.TeXas Oil and nv stock. Today is your (. Stephen, local agent, 110 one 2Il9. S-27-ot
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MONEY TO LOAN

| R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Il Il or bottom farms at and $ per cent, with prompt service and liberal valua- tiOns. See w. $. Fierce, room 3O7, Citi- zens bank building, Pine Blull.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

Auto Roads Maps 25c. Brashers Central Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

make them any style and make you proud oT your OId c;lr. Prices rlgnL Ili Ullve street, phone Io3G. u. C. fHyne, Mgr.
 1-4Z-tl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

THE MASTER KEY IS THE BEST AND most convenient for household use. Opens 2U different kind of locks. Sent post paid in sealed envelope on receipt of 1Oc;
 three for 25c. Safety key Holder free with every key. Sharpe Mfg. co., Pat 'erson, N. ]. S-24-7t
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WANTS-MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED---FURNISH HOUSEkEEP- ing rooms. west of Main street. Couple, no children. Address j. w., Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON FIFTH SEC ond or Main Streets one old fashioned
 gold pin with two pearl sets Finder please return to 12O4 West Fifth and re
 ceiVe reward. S 26-Ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

TWO UNFUKNISHED ROOMS FOR
 rent, also one gas cook stove and two heaters for sale. Phone 2Jl. S-27-Gt
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SCELLANEOUS

k v | tALE PORTFOLIO CONTAIN
 outfit belonging to F. W. lard if returned to 1415 Chest Inc 24ly, S-3O-3t* Two FrRSIsTiI1E16 1 ROOMS.
 desired by young married bout children. Best reference. S-29-3t bR CASH ONE FORD TOUR earkes Engineering Co.,, ciii-
 bldg. Phone 1UJ. S-29-3t NElGHB0RTIOOD, "- THREE Pps With bath fYr, light house RhOne 105. S-29- It's EVE HAUL TT. PHONE G1. bn Station. Pine Bluff Bag $ CENTS PER POUND FOR must be of good size. Deliver rapnic office, upstairs. 2t ACHANGE AND GARAGE hand cars to sell. We have lake at the right prices, see us. t second hand car. We do repair work on all makes of faetion guaranteed, a.so striped
 by first class body man. We
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

AYN Nh The ola rcNAa<> rem H.u edy Guaranteed tor uA one bottle to benefit
 sW ~ - any case of Pellagra
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEw-DoNT them to the junk man for a song. Cali S9G and let Us tell you how you citn save at least Ole-llalt the price of d new mat tress by making your old one over. We call for your Old mattress make It over and deliver it back to your nome good ;ts new, all the same day. Turner Mfg. and Bedding Company. y. o-261m DESIRE TO PURCHASE FORD CAR. Apply Fire Station No. 1. S29-3t- HIP POCKET BILL FOLD CONTAIN. Ing one S2O, and one SlO Dill, also ltotar- ian club membership card. rinuer please call 2J4U. Reward. o2S-Gt other competent help for iirst-cl;tss apply. Apply A. Goriwtoer, fl, Main. phone l4o4. -3t* AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH HORSE and buggy for canvasslng work. Position permalent; ,,,.3nlN H;x good payns proposition: SETTLED WOMAN FOR GENERAL housekeeping; references wanted. Tor particulars write "Box II, Dermott, Ark. S2S-G tt"
 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE FUR nished rooms after September ]. Phone 2143. S26,tjt S7@SS>oooco->o->=>---> ---><~>>~oc>>~~~~~~
 ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED-FURNISH lIOUSEKEEP- ing rooms. west of Main street. Couple, no children. Address j. w., Graphic.
 S26-6t TWO UNFUKNISHED ROOMS FOR rent, also one gas cook stove and two heaters for sale. Phone 2Jl S27-Gt FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON FIFTH, SEQ ond or Main Streets, one old fashioned please return to 12O4 West Fifth and ceive reward. S-26-Gt THE MASTER KEY IS THE BEST AND most convenient for household use. Opens 2U different kind of locks. Sent post paid in sealed envelope on receipt of 1Uc three for 25c. Safety key Holder free with every key Sharpe Mfg. Co, Pat "erson, N. ]. S24-7t WANYED-LIBERTY BONDS PAY best taIshF prices. Railway employees! l pay out your bonds. Quick service guar antecd. NJ. Eisenkramer, liz West Barra- que street. 6-6-tf WILL PAY GOOD PRICE FOR CLEAN cotton rags; must be of good size Deliver to Daily Graphic office, upstairs. 2t
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WANTED-L1BERTY BONDS. PAY
 best csish1 prices. Railway employees! 1 antccd NJ. Eisenkramer, liz West Barra- que street. 6-6-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

)R CASH ONE FORD TOUR
 arkes Engineering Co.,, citi- bldg. Phone 10J. S-29-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

WILL PAY GOOD PRICE FOR CLEAN
 cotton rags; must be of good size Deliver to Daily Graphic office upstairs. 2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

DESIRE TO PURCHASE FORD CAR. Apply Fire Station No. 1. S29-5t+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

I'VE HAUL TT. PHONE G1. 'n Station. Pine Bluff Bag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

6 CENTS PER POUND FOR
 must be of good size. Deliver fapnlc office, upstairs. 2t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE FUR niShed rooms aItcr September l. Phone 2143. S26-ijt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

HIP POCKET BILL FOLD CONTAIN, Ing one $2O, and one $lU Dil also Kot;tr- ian club membership card. rinder plc;se call 204O Reward. o-2S-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-30

ROOM HOUSE, CORNER
 hoU ,ynet car llne; upstairs pn Pn and, and always rented. Will Fsi, py' " if taken by August lst. !,'la !a.n .n.' care of Graphic.
 'ess U 7-2O-tf
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EXPERIENCED SKIRT MAKER Ol. other competent help for iirst-cl;ts, establishment. Ii inexperienced don't apply. Apply A. Gonwcuer, 4io Main.
 lhone 14o4. S-2S-3t*
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Fifth Liberty Loa..
 Comming in April

The Fifth Liberty Loan, which will be floated this spring, Il April, will be called the Victory Loan. This viii be the last o1 the great series of loans growine out of the World War. The amount has not yet been an, nounced. Neither has the inter. est rate nor the exact date. While the Government will pr1- bly require still more money, even after the Fifth, 1t is an nounced that this will be the last to be raised by popular subscri- ption.
 THE FIFTH CELEBRATES THE VICTORY.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
CARD GE: THANKS.
We acknWoledg e with grate

We acknWoled9 e with grateiu 20 )reciation the many kindness e. shown us du ing the recnt illness and death ot our bel wed .la lghter and si ter.
 Hue evidence of affectionate .ste> m of her friends and of ours as e. pressed in words and inthe beautiful floral trib1tes, and the many messages of sympathy ano consolation, from friends here and elsewhere S lall be cheris be with the swee5 memory of her whose life was one of beautiful sunshine and gladness to us, whose spirit is now with God. Her going leave Us bereaveo wi,h an inexpressable grief may each receive.a blessing for every deed of kindness.
 C. L.Clrm ca
 C. A. Carmical,
 Troy Carmica', Miss Bessie Carmical,
 Beulah Carmical.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
AID FOR THE PROSECUTED
II Government Sells Hospital Equipment For Nominal sum
 For Worthy Charity.

Fiftsen hospitals of 100 beds eacn, including complete equipment and zeo n,otor trucks. were purchased by the Armenian and Syrian Relief Commit fee from the United States govern meat since the armistice was signed, for nominal sum, according to ad- vices received by M. l.. Althel1ner. Buildings are already available III Ar ,enia Syria ard Turkey for this equipment; and it is now being mov- ed from France.
 More than two million Christian ArD,enians, Greeks and Syrians' "ho are in distress because of persecution from the Turks, will thus be provided for The money derived from she Ar menian and Syrian Relief Campaign February 3-10, will cause their hosp'. tals to be available. for the use or fhosc afflicted peoples.
 The quota for the state of Arkan- sas is s15o.000. The United States will raise s30,O0o,000 for the relief of these stricken peoples.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Cross Roads

Mrs. John Haynie is very low and her recovery Is not expected.
 E. l.. ParneIl and family have moved near Mascedonia.
 Mr. Bail Gage has moved on R. N. Massey's place.
 Mir. and Mrs. VI. P. Hurst are the proud raren1 of a fine boy
 Bert S5urgi4 was in this co immunity Sun 4,.y.
 Misses Mar. ond Ruth Glove and Hazel Lize by spent Snn' l4ay with Miss Gracie Childers
 Miss Genie ! aynie and B,yar Garner marrief Sunday.
 Ben Lipscc mb has returned from Franc. dr. Lipscomb was severely wou' gded in a Lattle, but is improving fast.
 Charlie Lain and family have moved near Rison.
 Mrs. Ella Hurst has been req sick with the inflr !enza.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Hastings 1919 Seed Catalog Free

It's ready now. One hundred hand somely illustrated pages with brilliant cover in natural colors. It's both beautiful and helpful and all that is necessary to get it is postal card request. You will find our 1919 cata- logue n we'll worth while book.
 Hastings Seeds are sold direct by mail. You will never find them on sale in the stores. We have some five hundred thousand customers who buy from us by mail. We please anf satisfy them, and we can please ay d satisfy you in 1919.
 Planting Hastings Seeds in our rardsen or ill your fields insures "' .ood Iuck so far as results can be ' eter- mined by the seed planted. jr 30 .'ears Hastings Seeds have be ,n the standard of seed excellence a d pur- ity in tho South. Only arieties adapted to the South are list q. Dual ity of the best and prices ,ften less than those you pay at b' f ,e. Write for free copy of this s' ,lt ,ndid cata- logue now. II. G. IA S7 INGs CO, seedsnaen, At!ant9 Ga Adyt.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
ojEE|n'II.IINAIIOH TESTS MADE 0F SEED CORA
OF SAMPLES TEST. ED SHOW s5 PER CENT OR
 BETTER.

By L. w. Osborn, Agricultural Exper-
 iment Station, U. of A. Fayetteville.
 Termination tests made of Arkansas seed corn indicate that the seed situa- able than h Northern corn-belt states. Tests were made by the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Arkansas under the direction of MT. L. w. Osborn with over one hun dred samples sent in by county agents and farmers from about 40 counties of the state. While the percentage of germination Of these samples varies from 56 to 100 per cent, the average of all samples sent in was 94 per cent. Two-thirds of the samples sent in test ed % per cent or better, SS per cent of the samples tested 90 per cent or better, six per cent ranged between 80 and 90 per cent and five per cent below so per cent.
 There is danger that late planted corn. and corn in general which ma tured late, may have an impaired ger imitation due to the fact that the early freeze of last fall may have caught the crop before 1t was fully matured or when 1t was full of moisture" says Mir Osborn. "In Arkansas. corn planted at the usual time in early spring natures In August or ScpteT- ber, and ordinarily Is well dried out before severe freezes take place. We'll dried mature corn will withstand very low temperatures without seriously i.f- fecting the vitality. Of course, there Is always tho danger that even com pletely dried corn may absorb mois: ure if exposed during damp weather In winter and that subsequent freezes may lower it's vitality Corn which has been stored when thoroughly dry in fairly close crib will usually re- tain its vitality and make dependable seed. Corn stored damp is lk-y to have it's gernination lowered.
 Test Corn To Be Sure cf Quality.
 Ordinarily very little attention is given to testing seed corn in tlls state. The extreme cold of tho past winter. however, is sufficient reason to justify making tests to determine tho quaiityeof the seed to be planted. A good index of the ability of seed corn to germinate may be obtained by the following method: Choose 100 ears a random and remove three kernels from each at different parts of tho ear, as the butt, tip and middle. Mix the kernels to make composite sem- 1 ple.
 How To Make q Germinator.
 "A good germinator is made by us. f Ing two pie tins or dinner plates. Fill | one with sand, sawdust, or soil. Place l | clean cloth on this and spread the i kernels out to be germinated. Place 8 second cloth over the seeds and 1 wet down. Then ilvert the second pie | tin or dinner plate over the first so as to make a moist chamber within. 1 Keep moist Tn a warm place.
 "Six days Is a sufficient time to d. low for germination. Seed germinating % to 93 per cent may be considered
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
THE DYING EAST
 DEPENDS ON AMERICA
The Land Where Christ Was Born, and Where His Miracles Were Per formed, Now the Scene of
 Untold Misery.

Get out the old school geography or the new atlas and look for Asia Mi nor. Look at the scale of the mop and get sorno idea of its size. There is the cradle of the race. There ls the home, the beginning place of the great religions of the Western world Judaism was revealed there and so was Christianity. It is the sacred place of the Moslem as we'll as the Jew and the Christian. Three great religions call it their Holy Land.
 Tn the territory of Asia Minor, from the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf, the whitening bones of millions of men, women and children are bleach ing under the desert suns. It IS charnel house that is greater even than that smoking hell of the old Western front.
 These people died without a chance. Never rife or machine gun was in their hands. Cut down by the Turks, deported from their native VII iages and driven across mountains and deserts, thrown into the sea and drowned by thousands in the mudGy rivers of West Asia, they died with ut a chance for life.
 When an American traveller cah m days travel count more than 5,oOc mutilated corpses along roadway t is evident that nowhere in tht world has the great struggle taken heavier toll
 But even the Turk, practiced ir Killing as he has been for ten centu ries, failed to wipe out the races o the Assyrians and the Armenlans. lt ,s true that the nation ia pitifully di
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
MORE LEeuMrs-MoRE CORN.

MORE LEGUMCS-MORE CORN. By w. c. Lassetter, Director AGricul-
 tural Extension Division, University
 of Arkansas.
 The growth of cowpeas, soy beans and clovers this year Is a necessity. This practice will furnish more feed for the livestock and help enrich the soil, thereby insuring greater yields of corn and cotton on same ground next year.
 Every Acre of Corn Must Do Double
 Duty This Year.
 Not only Is it important to set aside Q few cotton acres for these neces. sary feed producing and soil building crops this year, but every acre devot. cd to corn should do double duty, and COW peas, soy beans and peanuts shouid be planted in the rows with the corn at corn planting time or at corn thinning time or later These crops may be planted in rows between the corn rows and ii planted so as not to interfere with se cultivation will not reduce the yie'd of corn.
 II your land is ins'e; ted with Nema. todes or infected with cotton wilt, plant nore but the Iron or Brao. ham variety of COW peas. Be sure to plan for these crops and secure your supply of seed early. Remember, soy beans can be put in on almost any kind of soil from April l to July and COW peas car be put on all soils if planted from May l to July 1. To SOW these crops, use a half bushel if planted in rows and one and one-half bushels fol broad-casting. To handle peanuts successfully remember they will dt best planted in sandy soil from May ! to July l, seeding at the rate of about one and one-half bushels (unshelled) to the acre. Everyone should also have sorghum, which should be plant ed from April 1 to July 1. This cror can be grown on any soil and iron, one and onc-half to two bushels ot Sced are necessary h broad casting,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that let ters Of administratrix on the state of Voy A. Gresham, dc . cs"sed, were granted to the un- ] rsiened, dated the twenty-sixth ..sy of December, 1918, by the Probate Court of Cleveland coun- ty.
 All persons having claim again. st said estate are required to ex- aihit them, peoperly authenticat- si for allowance s, to the admii . ,B.ratrix, within one year after the date of sail letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate; and if such claim De not exhibited within eighteen months from the date of said 'etiers, they shall be forever harred and prec'uded from any benefit from said estate.
 Mrs Virginia Gresham,
 Adminstratlix of the Estate of Voy A. Gresham, deceased.
 Rison. Arkansas, Feb. 3rd, 1919.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
WHY TIE DAIRY COW
 PAYS.

Every farmer in Arkansas should have at least two to six good dairy cows because theA will furnish a cash income the year around 10 pay the grocer, bills, buy the cothing and shoe S tor the family and cover othei incedentals. The kim milk mak, { pork production mo e profits bl, and the home made fertilizer in. creas 4s crop sield, and cut, tLt cost of crop production
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
My son why do you ask such foolish questions?
If public officers have prover

If public officers have proven SC unfaithful to their duties arSer bsing d 4fe ated for reelec- tion in early Primaries as to uacessitate the moving the date efs holding primary elections. what would these some officers do turing a four year term of office, with no hope of succeed ing themselves?
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
PLANT WASTE PATCHES IN
 RAPE

Utilize the waste patcfes by planting d patch of rape for the SOW and, the plt tne last of Fef- ruary or earlA in March whit h can be followed later by peas and and again by a late patch of rape. Plant in another patch spring oats for the COW and chickens to to be followed by cowpeas or peanuts. Put another patch in early potatoes 10 be followed by peanuts, then another patch in sweet corn for family use .r the market.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
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ni,ished. Much Of it's best blood is lost The survivors are in condl- tion that can hardly be described.
 The American Committee for Keller of Armenia and Syria is raising T5o,- GOO, coo 10 save them fron utter de- struction. Every city :nd every oornty in the United Sl,sas has Q small cuota to meet. T IS ht1ing that the wh:,io nation should help III t,,is matter. Arkansas in tfe 75 coun- ties will nave the privilege of helping to save their lives by contributing small sums in the hig campaign De- ginning February 3, and ending Feb ruary 10.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
TAKE CARE OF THE BROOD
 SOW.

Care should be taken of the sow who is about to farrow. Let up Cn the sm Int Of feed foi, day or two, or more. Give the
 ov only water for twent -four hours after farrowing and bling her slowly to q fair ration of
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

>-:7, c.o- gcoc. an7 es.,c3 excellent
 Because of tho shortage of farm labor it is of greatest importance that seed having a high germination, 95 per cent, be used to avoid the necessity Of thick planting and subsequent thin ming. With seed germ1rating 90 per cent or Ices, it. Would seom best either to make an individual ear test or to obtain new seed having higher ger HlinatioE."