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ElONS-MALE

 SlTlON AS CASHIER
 Ogressive town. Eight ce; best references;
 Ter of bank in Missis- Ire to locate in Pine
 satisfactory reasons ill take any amount tfacted until January Ot come before that fespondence consider. Address: Cashier
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-FIVE ROOM HOUSE on corner lot, immediate possession. See A. G. Russell, Home Insurance
 company, IF Main street. 9-9-6t
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], SHIPPING CLERK.
 permanent position.
 e qualifications ana M. A." sare Graphic. 9-5-6t
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ENOGRAPHER AND
 ], either lady of gen. experience, education tenographer," {" care ef 9-4-Gt
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s666 cures malaria, chills and fever, bilious fever, colds and lagrippe. r kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is splendid laxative and general tonic. Adv.
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FOR LEASE-NEW BRICK COR ner store, 219 East Second avenue;
 two blocks from heart of city; mod ern conveniences; size P 1-2 by 100; good location; now ready for occupancy. c. G. Gillepsie, 217 East Second Ave. 9-9-6t
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bE H1sTLING SALES |nsas territory; plenty Gvancement. Ably "A"
 9-8-6t
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|SI{jElNDVERHENENIS
9-4-1nn

rop PENT-FURNISHED ROOM AT s704 Main street; modern conven-
 fences: gentlemen preferred. Phone ,cE1 9-4-6t lOcf'
 FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED rooms for couple; water, lights, gas and bath; sink in kitchen; reason able rent. Apply 40S East Sixth 9-26t
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I WOMAN DESIRES |useKeeper for widow address B. F., care
 9-S-6t
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IW MILL MEN AND lpply Norton Wheeler l, Citizens. bank build | 9-1-tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FARM OF 50 ACRES to small family; good terms. Ad-
 dress o. K., care Graphic. 9-9-et
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\ LADY STENOGRA- vs,1lon. v,, Address Mrs.
 oo., w, Court street, City, ". 9-9-6t
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Knaves without device lived fairly or unfairly as their humor suited. They had no names to protect. Today the knights of in- dustry have devices-the advertised trademarks of their products. It is even more necessary for them to preserve a bright and spotless trademark than it was for an olden knight to keep his shield clean and fair.
 Advertising focuses a mill lion searchlights on a
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FOR SALE-ONE SECOND HAND
 high priced piano, at bargain Phone 2288. 9-S-6t
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ED TO BUY.

p LIGHT HORSE ness. Apply: CT. M., ''
 9-S-6t
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pD COOK; PERMA-
 Apply 1412 Linden, or 9-5-6t
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KAN TO WEIGH cor
 1 manager. Apply D. |raphic. ooe'
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SCHOOL CHILDREN-GET YOUR
 books at Connersly's. We have all the intermediate and grade books 1000 Olive street. 9-7-6t
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 ~~~~.~o~ 1.-TWO FURNISHED ollve. Phone 1915. >oo 9-8-3t ooM WITH BOARD ara; house strictly 0Oz East Sixth, tel. wo STORY REsI. and bath, corner sec. s,os I, apply George List
 9-5-6t M N. MARRIED MAN grading in oak floor . years experience .'. soss !. at once. Ad ,,!.' ssss
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EEL P
| Sev eral |dies as door,
 l and ushers.
 I person to c.
 (nel, Hauber l 9-8-6t

DD COOK;. none but
 Jed apploy. Call 102
 hue at Eighteenth and 9-7-6t
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STOP paying rent,
 LOOK at this bunch of bargains,
 LISTEN to the voice of opportun- ity!
 Seven one story cottages and one vacant lot in that part of Pine Bluff just north from the railway shops. will sell separately or all together. Here ahey are: On East Barraque, 1913 and 1915, and vacant lot adjoin- ing 1915; on East Pullen, 1907, 1913, 1915, 1877 and 1919.
 Let us tell you about price or terms on any one of these. R. H. M Mills and Sons, 3rd floor Citizens bank, Pine Bluff, Ark, phone 29 Night phone 682.
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FOR SALE = 1905 WEST EIGHTH, Four room, light, gas, etc.; full sized lot; $s60 cash, balance $25 per month without interest; first class repair; best bargain out. McNew Realty company, 200 West Barraqu9
 phone 971. 9-5-6t
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kA1E HELP.

n1rNc MAN WITH Rutts Rts to make $50 or $eo |a stjll be able to go to r citv circulation man a \ cl's 9-S-6t
 oo~-o~-~~~
 N WITH HORSE AND M | .ts to increase his in- .sonal ll.. efforts. Apply manager, Graphic
 n i'" 9-8-6t Er OF POPULAR snt stores offers eN- R.a .n' men 25 to 30 years
 ,alify, aI you will be glv-
 of intensive training L0s;tion. General mer-
 no rtment store exper-
 Write. State age'
 er;ence, present occu- finformation cohlioe"
 I'd W. K., care Graph
 o' 9-8-6t
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POUND SALE NOTICE.

s. w. Tundell.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE IN AUTO-
 MOBILE. CENTER: Garage or store at 1920 State street. Phone 1887 or 731, or see J. A. Nc Leod, owner, 9-5-6t FOR SALE-10O1 thoroughbred R. | R. chickens; 30 thoroughbred White Leghorn chickens; ? good milk cows; thoroughbred Duroc pigs. Ad- dress c 2, care Graphic.
 FOR SALE-TWO ROLL TOP DESKS at . bargain. Adams Printing Co.
 6st-t1 FOR axLE AUTQH { lxaR 6ooI kyllll VIII
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vances of 10 to 96 points.
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i1.
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ROOMS p|''Asns 2 ibiI
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GOOD COOK AT apply 1412 Linden.
 9-5-6t
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-02

Somerye and Fayete County hungry REAL BARGAINS
weeks greatest opportunity presents itself the NEST
ost wanted Merchandise less than bny
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-02

sale at Iipsky Bros. is always hailed momentons
folks and when such values as offered they abo
sons popular nd wanted materials marked at the create
known of season. and the goods offered In this Nom
starts Saturday, July 3. Be sure to come early
This strictly cash SALE No telephone orders d
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Poland Agitates
 for Prohibition

Warsaw, June 11.-Prohibition is being agitated in Poland. It was again discussed in the Diet recently after the idea had lain dormant sev- eral months America was referred to repeatedly by the advocates of temperance as splendid example of a nation determined to do away with strong drink.
 A public health committee of the Diet reported prohibition for Poland was impraeticable at this time owing to the virtual impossibility of pro- hibting the manufacture of alcoholic liquors. The committee, however, fa- vored passage of regulations which would prohibit the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors to men of the Polish ar my so long as Poland was at war with soviet Russia.
 The chief cohtenders for pfohibi- tion were three of the five women members of the Diet-Miss Sophie Moczydlowska, of the National Pop ular Union, Mrs. Sophie Moraczwska, socialist, and Helena Balicki, nation al democrat Speaking of the part, taken by the women of America in bringing about prohibition there, Mrs. Moraczewska referred several times to the great work of our sis ters of the west"
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Poles Win Great Battle Along the
 Beresina River

Warsaw, June 1.-The great battle along the river Beresna, which be gan on May IA, was crowned yester- day was a great success for the Poles, according to the Polish off cial communication today.
 The bolshevik says the statements had concentrated nine divisions of infantry in this section and tried to take the initiative by throwing all their forces into the attack.
 Bitter fighting resulted, various positions changing hands frequently The enemy, however, was definitely defeated on June s, the communica- tion says. And the next day the Poles attacked and drove the hostile forces beyond the Beresina, taking 600 prisoners and capturing machine guns.
 At the juncture of the Beresina and the Dneister, Polish detachments made a daring dash and destroyed
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 be taken by the mdst delicate per son or child with perfect safety ant will afford prompt ease from pain. Headaches and the pains of neu- raigla also yield promptly to the use of Kaffe Been as it has afforded case and relief from pains of this ma ture to so many thousands of peo- pie and will do the same for you if you will only try it once.
 This great medicine possesses two points of distinctive merit. First, it will relieve. Second, no harm can result from it's use. You can buy Kaffee Been from all drug stores or soda fountains in trial packages for 10 cents or larger size for S5 cents. The dealer will refund your money if you are not satisfied With the result upon request. CHEMICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY
 Memphis, Tenn.
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Diaz and Villa
 Alone at Outs
 With New Leaders

Mexico City, June 11.-Francisco Villa and Felix Diaz are virtually the only notable exceptions to the list of former rebel leaders who have espoused the latest liberal revolution ary cause.
 Guillermo Meixueifo the Oaxoca leader, was in possession of the capi- tai for time after President Car ranza and his followers evacuated the capital, in accord with the new movement. Manuel Pelaez, the oil district chief entered Tampico, was feasted and toasted and interview ed to the effect that he was not a perpetual revolutionist and saw in the liberal revolutionary movement a united country. He said the Cedillo brothers and other former rebels iil the Tampico district were with him.
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Mayor Thompson
 Quits as Delegate

Chicago, June 11.--Mayor Thomp- son of Chicago resigned as delegate at large for Illinois today. He gave as his reason that the state conven- tion instructed him to vote for Gov ernor LoWden. He said he believed that if Governor Lowden's campaign expenses had been known at the time neither the primary nor the state convention would have endorsed him.
 Samuel A. Ettelston, also one of the delegates at large presented his resig- nation with Mayor Thompson's. They presented a joint statement of their reasons to the chairman of the llllhois delegation. Both referred to the Low den campaign expenditures.
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Pullman Shops
 Workers Are Out

St. Louis, June 10.-The TOO strik- ing carmen and electrical workers of the Pullman shops here failed te return to work today and 300 yard men, it was announced, joined them in their demands for recognition ot brotherhood of railway carmen oi America.
 Harry Smith of Chicago, national chairman of the carmen's union in g statement asserted the strike unless settled in few days would affect approximately 5o,000 shop employees of the Pullman company turnout the United States
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Little Rock Club
 Sues to Establish
 Rights to Pitcher

Memphis, Tenn, June 11.-Attor- neys for the Little Rock baseball as- sociation filed a petition in federal district court here today seeking a court order to compel President Mar tin of the Southwestern association to approve the contract of Casey Smith, a pitcher recently signed by Little Rock or show a valid reason for not doing so; Martin last week refused to approve Smiths contract. The case was set for hearing tomorrow
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Higinio Aguilar, Pedro Gabay and

Higinio Aguilar, Pedro Gabay and others between Mexico City and Vera Cruz, helped impede the advance of the Carrahza trains, but while they are supposed to be under the leader ship of Felix Diaz, his name has not been mentioned in connection with the operations. The successors of Emiliano Zapata in Morelos, Geneve- vo de la o and Valentin Reyes came into the capital with General Obre- gon. It is stated that, on the isth- mus south of Vera Cruz, trains are operating without guards for the first time in years.
 Major E. W. Burr, attached to the American embassy, had the pleasure of meeting in the capital after the tevolutionists entered the city, Gen eral Rafael, the former zapata lead CT who captured him, together with several other Americans, on the train leaving Cuernavaca, Morelos, for Mexico City, on March 28. By feigh- ing lameness, Major Burr managed to drop behind his guards and then made successful dash for liberty.
 Both he and the other members of his party, praised Pimineta's courte- sy when they reached the capital Pimienta, slight and boyish for all his six years of guerilla life, now commands 1,500 former Zapata ad- herents at Xochimilco, suburb. He is conceded to be the brains of the army from Morelos and has the full confidence, not only of Genevevo de la o and Valentin Reyes, but oi General Obregon.
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HEAD PAINS {
 PROMPTLY RELIEVED
By Harmless pr..,-..;,

Lots of people complain of and suf. ierer from what are called "head pans This trouble seems to be neither headache nor neuralgia, vet It can cause the sufferer quite a lot of pain and misery.
 naffee Been has been used by quite a number of persons troubled with mead pains with tho happiest results anu stops the pain quickly and the pa.ent suffers no harmful effects rem the use of this preparation as U contains nothing that can iniure anyone In the slightest way and can
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CUT THIS ouT,H,tivL r

Cut out this slip, ,,s ens',| ss| to Foley and compI1TlI' 1lI'' wi name and address ctsolI cts;al 3
 tsiaine taining Foiey's laO Honey ssya,ds ss' Foley Kidney Pllls ''N thartic Tablets.
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REsOIUTE WINS AGAIN.

Newport, R. l., June 1.-The Reso- lute was the winner today in the sixth race with Vahite to determine which would be selected to defend the Anerican cuo. Over a windwarti and leeward course of 30 miles the Resolute scored fourth victory of the series the whining slop crossed the finish line with broken top mast.
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50 boats sthe bolshevik had nrenar. ed for crossing of the river.
 North of Kiev, adds the statement the soviet forces are development serious activities near the junction of the Pripet and his Dneiper. '
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Golf Tourney to
 be Started Today Voting on Big Three

The qualifying rounds for the an nual tournament of the Pine Bluff Country club golf course will begin this morning on the Country club links. Contestants will try for, the presidential cup offered by F. B Tom linson
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LATONIA DERBY TO-DAY.

Cincinnati, June 11.-Eleven high class thoroughbreds are carded to start in the rich Latonia derby at the Latonia track tomorrow. The entries, however, Paul Jones, winner of the Kentucky derby, and Sterling, may not start
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WHY WORRY

The Kill Rare Katerll' ! win serve your parties \ banquets and weddings or 2e21. L. Robinson
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The one: MT. Lyons was born with a silver spoon in his mouth!
 The other: But he never made much of stir with it!-Cartoons Magazine.
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Tpxns

San Antonio 1, Wichita Falls 5. Beaumont 5, Ft. Worth 2. Houston 2, Dallas 1.
 Galveston Shreveport (rain).
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The leg quest the Davis cup emblemac of the championship, will be under The team United States abroad to be the
 made William Johnson of San Francisco national Philadelphia indoor list; Norris Williams snd of Boston, formerly top tennis and Charles Garland Psburg captain os Yale University tennis team and former ;unior champion
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National
Braves Take Third Straight Game From
 Pittsburgh Team

Boston, June 11.-Boston made it three straight from Pittsburgh today, giving to Hamilton in the eighth for thlcc runs, all that were made in the game. Score:
 Pittsburgh 1000 GOO 0o0-0 4 0 Boston 900 0U0 03x-3 10
 Hamilton and Schmidt; Fillingim and O'Neill.
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National.
Association.

Columbus 9, Milwaukee Il. Louisville 2, Kansas City 6. Toledo 4, St. Paul 9.
 Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis 2.
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Giants Win One.

New York, June 1.-The New York Nationals made it three out of four from Cincinnati today. Score: Cincinnati ---O01 O10 00O-2 1 New York ,-----OO0 120 21x--6 10 3
 Sallee, Fisher and Wingo; Toney and Snyder.
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St. Louis, Mo-, June list. Louis defeated Washington in see-saw game today, getting an even break on the series. Score:
 1 Washington ---300' 002 002-7 13 4 St. Louis 200 O22 02x--8 z 1
 Erickson, Zachary and Charity, l Weilman, Shocker and Billings.
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Southern
Little Rock Club Takes the Lead as
 Memphians Lose
Southern.

Southern. At Mobile 4, Memphis 1. At Atlanta 0, Nashville 1. At New Orleans 1, Little Rock 3. At Birmingham 5, Chattanooga Is
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American
Tanks and Indians
 Both Win Games;
 Boston Drops One

Detroit, June 11.-Detroit lost it's seventh straight game today when New York won. Collins held the Iii gers to five scattered hits. Score: New York ----100 012 100-5 9 c Detroit --------.---O00 900 000-0 3
 Collins and Hannah; Leonard, Ayres and Woodall.
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Cards yictors.

Brooklyn, June 1.-The St. Louis Nationals batted three Brooklyn pitchers for Is hits and a total of 21 bases today.
 St. Louis ------000 PIP 302-10 15 1 Brooklyn -----000 101 000- 2 II
 Goodwin and Clemons; s. Smith Mitchell, Miljus and Miller.
 Philadelphia, June 1.-Chieago outbatted Philadelphia today, but lost it's tenth straight game. Score: Chicago -----OOO 000 O03-3 12 Philadelphia 200 120 21x--s 13
 Martin, Cav and O'Farrell; Mead ows and Tragfesser.
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Defeat Red Six.

Chicago, June 11.-Chicago defeat ed Boston in the final game of the sarias to-day Score.
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Indians Vict0rs.
 Cleveland, June 11-Cleveland made it four straight from Philadelphia to- day. Bagby held the Athletics to four hits Score: Philadelphia ------002 900 000-2 l Cleveland -----2000 Ill, O0x-5 5 0 Moore and Perkins; Bagby and O'Neill.
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sa boftEcs or az foaasaisa,
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RrnWns Win.

Pennock and Schang; Faber ane Schalk.
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Indians VictOrs.

OOlll1S d uu and Woodall.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-27

Including the roof. Where they are
less numerous the infestations us.
ually are confined to the roosts and
nests and the walls Immediately
adjacent. For small GOODS hand
insecticides as sprays, but for larg-
err houses a bucket pump, KNAPP
sack sprayer, Or barrel pump is
desirable. A rather coarse spray
should be applied from all angles
and thoroughly driven into the
treated, as many mites fall to the
floor when the roosts are being
removed.
In tests conducted by the United
States department Of agriculture
during the last two years a con;
as sprays have proved effective
One Of the so-called wood pre-
servers was found Immediately eff
fective, and its killing or repellins
power lasts for months. AS this
material is rather expensive (about
spray well, it is advisable to re-
duce it with equal parts Of kero-
Sene.
Crude petroleum is almost as eff
fective, retains it's killing power for
several weeks, and in most locali-
better If thinned with one part OF
kerosene to four parts Of crude oil
1t has been found that one thor
ough application Of either Of these
materials will completely eradicate
the mites from an infested chicken
house, but ordinarily it is .advis-
a month after the first, and in
some cases. a third treatment is
required. These subsequent appli-
to-, L H. Hr.1rr Il,
using. the materials undiluted and
covering only the roosts, their sup
ports, the walls adjoining, and the
nests If they are infested. This
method of application is effective
for the first treatment also if the
houses are not heavily infested.
Poultry should be kept out of the
treated buildings until the mate
rial is well dried into the wood
Using Pure Kerosene
Pure kerosene and kerosene emul-
sion in double the strength ordi-
narily applied to plants will de-
stroy all mites hit, but these SUBJ
stances have not body enough to
destroy those mites which are in
more protected situations, and sew
eral applications at To-day inter-
walls are needed to destroy all the
mites.
Arsenical dip, such as Is used to
destroy cattle ticks, has been found
fairly satisfactory for use against
chicken mites. Several applications
are required to eradicate the mites
from poultry houses.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-27
Feeding of Pigs Is
Important Part of
Art of Hog RAISING

To be a successful hog raiser, ne
cessity demands that one be an ex-
pert when it comes to feeding pigs.
This art Git is an art) requires much
more than being able to supply the
pigs with an abundance of feed,
says a bulletin from the Florida ex-
perimental station.
1t is more difficult to feed young
animals successfully than it is to
feed older ones The digestive tract
Of the young animal is delicate and
is easily put y out of order. When
it is disturbed the little fellow
cannot grow or gain in weight. L,
takes much time and feed to get
a pig growing after it has once
stopped. 1t is very difficult to over
come periods Of stuntedness.s
Pigs just weaned must be fed nu-
tritious, palatable and easily digest
ed feeds, says Professor J. M.
ton. In addition the feed must be
concentrated, must not be coarse and
bulky. The pigs digestive tract is
small, hence the feed must be small
in amount and contain sufficient in
gradients to supply the demands of
a young, growing body.
A good grain mixture for pigs
is: corn so pounds, shorts Is pounds
peanut meal without hulls 20 pounds,
tankage pounds. Feed only as
much as the pigs will clean up. In
addition to this, each pig should be
given from one to two quarts skim
milk a day. Green feed should be
supplied in liberal amounts. For
green pasture, rape, oats and rye
will be found good.