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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

freshmonts ct tho close OF tbe so,,,,
hour
the Mistletoe Deirhian charts~ t.t, ..-
first meeting Of the season ruesfav .,.
ming with Miss Ethel Bruln as I,.t..,
No program was given but topics ,.ar.
Assigned FOR the neat meeting. which viii
be held IN two weeks with Mr, O.
bikius us hostess Tho hostess tsa.afsi
by her sister, Mrs Richard stp.ru.-.,
served q dHlnty salad course.
The Womans Missionary society uf ,b.
Baptist church met Wednesday Iu s.''
ttona with these hostesses: section a I.....
with Mrs. Frank Richardson with nv.
members present. Section B with Nj,
n. 8. Neff twelve members present. Se.
ttun g. with Mrs George winnie .,g
mombers present Section - was unable
TO meet on account 81 illness among fn.
members
Mira Tom Asbby was hostess Ws..,..
day at her home I'm Forest Park to The
newly organized Tuesday bridge .Inh
Piayets at bridge we're MesdHmpa Uatrs
Powell. Sam llarrtz Black It
Foster. Charles Shaffcr, Miss GrrtIT.rs
Coe of Tulsa and Miss elizabeth AuIf.es
4 two-course lunch followed The guinea
Miss Elizabeth Andrews will be tla r.,.
hostess at the home Of Mrs Arthur rF4.s.
The delegates who attended tho ff.Uy
reunion Of tho Nomaus Mlgsoua-s ..
cicty Of The Tulsa district held f.-a
Wedncsday ana Thursday were Miss ....
ermore of india Mesdaurs WHuu...
Jones. Kline, shepherd, Bennett -..fl
Rrannon UFhcr Mccullough. korsa I.i.
mons. all Of Tulsa. Mrs ThaDhery ana
Mrs Tumplc Nowatai Reverend Hanson
former missionary TO China. Ra,rreui
and Mcs Moore of Tulsa and Mrs mo,
burn % Oklahoma city.
Mrs r l.. Ulakomorc, assisted hv Mrs
Ahupr Bruce and Mrs Scirir eutprf.|n.t
/ the n. r.. l.. class Of the Baptist church
[ with social Monday afternoon. A ,.H.
/ test was held with Mrs. Fred Boone a.
| winner Mrs "a Payne gave several piano
numbers and Mrs. =. " DaEioy suur A
J delicious rrfreahmont course w4H a.rraf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Spring fashions in shoes may be
sprightly, winter fashions sturdy.
summer fashions langorous--but for
fall, the modes must be smart. Dame
Fashion bows 10 this dictum and
sends a most interesting array NJ
autumn styles crisp and az refresh
ing as gale from crimsoning
woods, faultiess in workmanship and
style. to the Walk-Over Boot shop,
The tendency 10 follow adult styles
In Childrcn's drca cs Is very evident
this season.
Hemstitching correctly done, hut
ions made 10 order hy the Misses
Poole, 200 Ault building ll9 South
Main street
The boat neck l. without doubt
quite popular, especially Is Il notice
able In the new tunic blouse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

one of these mornings you,are 60
Ing to wake up and find cool weather
is here TO stay and then you Will
wonder why you ever neglected plac-
ing your order for fan frocks with
Miss Callahan, in the New Ault
building. Monday In a splendid day
to drop In and talk styles at this
smart shop.
The well known axiom, variety
Is the spice of iifc," can he modern
ilcd this season 10 read, variety Is
the spice of style"
Children's frocks OF the hour is a
natural expression when one sees the
lovely Pidgie dresses al Mrs. Smiths
Children's shop, at the DemOrest
SOS South Main, This dainty shop
is also showing the smartest line OF
hats and coats and dainty party
dresses for the children up to eight
years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Pretty prim and primpy, too, are
the lovely new Laird -Schober shoes
at CartwelIs Boot Shop. 607 South
Main street, How vastly will they
add TO the gayness OF the activities
Of this new and resplendent season!
But when we note their superior
trimnesR OF line we are sure that
their predestincd function was moth
ing more or less than to fill mission
In an hour of gHyness.
The gauntlet glove with four pet
ais IN one piece with the glove itself
Is indeed attractive, especially when
lined with contrasting color.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

tho theater party delicious refrcshnsnts
worc served the party
a wedding ~ interest 20 many pouca
rIfy fIurda was that ~ Miss Beufah
kaatuIey ~ this city and Mr. George
Jnura - plnt'Fmouih Ns1., which oa-
currad September % at TI8tfsmouth The
hfid" rs tho daughter 0f afr and Mrs.
j. U kcathley, anI has many friends 90
fhls city.
Among tho Pou,a CI'y peopls who az
tended the walker. Emery wedding lu N0r
mHu Isst Saturday wore MIss Charlotte
NAr4nt sud niece. Miaa Margaret Nartrll
N Lus Angeles who is visiting Miss Mar
land. Don walker. WuI FrUtblughBr. Joe
NuGuw aud Romayne Baker The bride
MISS Helen bauds walker ls % sister ~
Don walker " the Marltud Refining Cu.
nnd Is young lady of rare prraUual charm.
1ho groom Mr.. poA Emoty is risine
young attorney ~ hlsstey. where the
urwlywe1s Will make their home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
ATE SOCIETY

b.us. gtaat boo co.. baras ~ M and Mrs
uar russtsy
Mr oud Mrs. Jacob uurrHcrs mptorc1 10
'H-i. rE. FIl5 31,5g5 g'g. ga, ,ots,sinsd
by Mrs D. b. Johnston FtIduy
Sy b. IfaII W send spr'nrs vas o. COLL.
Mis- E r. .ts..na entertained u.r
nfof..I Mf D.. u.u.flar VI boston tua
...f ...U
hff. N D. ,I.u.H accompanied bs
Miss Ava ar.rt fns ur,E.Hul .u gapUpt
.Iaf.rF r.I4t...F
NfrH ID B. ,ug.ri ru,ui Che wraI, end
,aslu ,f ,yruutl
Mr. aHI Nf. rUfurt Patrick 0f Sa -
at pr and htfa j. h. Taulnaa.
Mrs I.mra MprrIs ana Mrs 4. ~ SO.
ls p"r. ',rs H1mg ari rug-Bay
w. % ,rav.u f,uIru,d homo Monday
after spsuiiuE tine puHt few weeks tHi'ins
g. a. NHHrun'r Igft wednesday MORN
ug Cor % f.N Hty-. business iIIp tu OBS.
iahoIua cuy. ard .la1 attended iur stale
Mrs John o. Rhodes uaa been very t
ard confined tp hfr home the post w"rk
threatened with typhoid tryor having
N.rs Eutuutlur TrtEuH.u. H,tumu9u
by Miss tada Irwin. spent iU" week end
'l9s ls,..,o 10 ,n' di y,. 9o"r r.'., @ Dog ''''"''
A. sHt Nra A 50 eu,upi. accompanied
hy Mr. pud Mrs stanley Gilmore. 100.
torod 90 TuIsu tuesday afternoon 10 st.
tend the omaha Iu.Hs ruur.
Mr. nud Mrs -tuwau Parrish mOturrd
'o IrIatuu sunday nIHItHg Hf fuu home
OF Mrs. rarnHbH mother Mra La Verne
Parrot. returning home Monday
Tho Clfy taHi3uftui ia und,r new man
HRamrut the present urpprI'tur hruF
Miss Lucy Fowler uf icuryst'', assisted
by hsr brother. itublusun Fowler.
Misses tyu WalltuFfUrd ana intHg Bur
dcjts lru Friday evening tYr h short visit
with home folar az ilrokrn Arrow fe.
tuIniug 90 Muundr Sunday evening
RAY BeIn.s az NuHN.Frg Dos visiting In
the home of hiH sisters Mrs Z. 81. Hgu-
drrHnpt and Mrs. Ray 'ufirl. hfn. 1uttry
has been ou tho stcE list this week.
Ray Uuwlra who hos been spending The
past month vlHtng frlhutrp uud fri"uiH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

A professional shopper and chap
cronc says that nearly all cloth coats
which society Is faVOring for fali arc
straight hanging.
Smart feminity of any age will
find hat especially designed for
her becomingness at the Louvre
Millinery, II West Fifth and every
hat is moderately priced,
In,m my wandcrings I've seen sew
cral velvet dresses with ruChlng and
combination effects OF Crepe de
Chine.
Red is used quito bit In the
cherry and tomato shades, the latter
frequently appearing "a trimming
on black.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
MUsKoaFE.

Tho r and n club met Thuraday aft
crnoon at the home of Mira. charles II.
me Muskogee Art club met wednesday
afternoon Mt the home of Mru. 3. H. Ian
'',T mr. = s'p WlfenSery' S" aiS North Twelfth.
with friends and relatives at Topeka,
NJ. nnd Mrs D. ~ Bowilu, si7 south
/ srN rufh. have u9 thcir gusts Miss MARIE
| smlth Of Jackson, Tenn. who arrived
Nj aud Mrs w * DonoRhuo ot the
Melton hotel returned from Fort Hmitn
this week where they visited friends ana
Mrs. ralph Henderson Of Shreveport,
La, Is sprndiuE, scvera! weeks with het
Terrace boulevard
MIR. aud Mrs W J. Cook and daughtrs
Josephin and 4stty ot OkmulEee are the
guests of Me-, Cooks mother Mrs c. A.
Cook, 1880 Dcnison.
Thc Ladies Missionary society or the
First Prcsby tcriRn church gave tea AZ
the home ~ Mrs. John Porter i2b North
Fifteenth. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs walter Roberta and llltls daugh-
niue returned Wednesday from California
whcre they spent the summer,
Mrs Warren Butz $40 North Twelfth,
left the first of the week for Enid 60 A..
tDnd tho state convention Of the American
lePion and tho womcn's Auxiliary to the
Mrs' Jack Armstrong, 81 Dayton, has
returned from Euthula. Whcr" Hhe was
we hnu'e gu's' ot Mla. sa.N, 'v,,"o'' h,Itf,
Ntchnla was '"' "o"-' sN''' ~
lun,hoon =, NH, , .,.,t. .,.,.
Mts, I'H.pntn' ~. nunl ~ ", t.viian' sT,,,
nIe'lugnI ui u". "v'."W ',,erI iys a. Nns
t,'".'' 49," ,'.t ut,g ri,rs' fnr tbc
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| Mary rnslc, Mr., darcy Nj. Arnold
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leNh Wruh'H"'N 'N'n'hF WIN u,t'
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h,.' l''l te.. .t n.tE ,,fu,pt
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02


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: 9, 'ut''" tI'h 'h.rl'HIN'N NN'"n'' 81,
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/ rina have rnIuru,i ifom Ads. whore they
! attended tho marriage VI their brother.
2 Houston Mount
Nr- w w wood. who has spent tnH
. summer Il California. arrived huur fuIH
Z week accompanied Nv hnr daughter. MrH.
/ d. a. nuwmHu NJ Honolulu
] Liza. Anna Lynne cook entertained a
? gruup " her friends with a matinee party
/ Friday followed with s aiuuncr p1rlE
ip honor uf her eleventh birthday.
/ Mira f0oyd Self ana Nra g. n " tn1s
b haEt 49, house guests tholf mother NgH
] y VI Watson NJ MurkuE~~ ana Nrr Brr
! land Adams. Co. sister of Shawnee
Mrs. william T.. Morton lgf, FRIDAY fsr
visit with her smtcr Mites Lorraine
/ Eastwood who liz student iu htuHaH
| uulvruliy bt Lawrence She Will gs.' .n
/ Kansas City hafyrg returning.
] Mr.. and Mrs prua"l Mann ana small
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

After ~ big sister, cities There my time w@s deroted
o
dressed that might home and gossip uh my readers doo
WIh those
rhuy TULSA SHOPS in the ont ro for sye
return their efforts let's start campaign
cf c0ufining shOpping home tOWn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

and want to be fresh %
ened-up" phone the
New York Hair Shop
and Beauty ParlOr for
that iuvigorating cleo
trical facial and scalp
massage. II you need
a marcel or IneCto coll
oring this is the place
to get IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

81 don't mean to be negligent or
even careless about my accounts, hut
| seem never to lac able TO keep re-
ceipts and / feel sure that ! free
qucntly pay the same bill twice" said
my tempermental friend i'm oNcusing
herself for her lack Of accuracy
suggested to her that she establish
a checking account with the First
National Bank at Fourth and Main.
Then by studying her returned
checks she could make no error az
to whether a bin had or had not
been paid.
Black hats are frequently seen, n
are aIl-biack costumes, with pre-
yailing fancy for relieving the black
hcadgcar by gay little face wells.
Miss LARS Millinery department
at the DemorCst Shop IL a most re-
freshlng place to while away an hour
viewing her most exquisite pattern
hats, and this week found many
new ones--just in. the type or
chapeau to wear right now, and at
an old time price.
Buffalo leather In brown Shade Il
one of the new features In leather
bags this season.
When / saw the convncingF
versatile frocks for both day time
and evening wear at the DemorcSt
shop, sos South Main, ! thought
surely the feminine world has never
before had such a season OF cos
tunes gay, colorful and original
IL 4l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

l tiund the Weinberger
Modlste Shop, eli South
Main street busy designing
and developing beautiful
fall frocks, suits and
everything for early fall
autumn wear,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Mrs. W. A. Rarnett Ia the guests or
friends in Fayetteville, Ark
W. ! Petersen has returned from ten
daya' stay iu rittsburCh, Pa,
Millard Rrown has loft for chicago 60
rcsumo his studies at tho Chicago MuslcN
college.
Mr. and Mira W. W. Riley had as the
guest o. tho Weekend s. =, Cutor OF
HOPE Mo.
Mrs G. II, Baker has returned from
six weeks visit with her mo,hor In
harnehNile, Ohio.
| Mrs. G., A, Johns and small daughter
have returned from summer stay in
! south Haven, Mich
hisa Minerva Hays has enrolled IN a
! preparatory course IN law at Christian col.
| loge, Coiumhna, Mo-
| Mrs, a. H. Carney and baby have re-
| turned from summer spent In Cali
| foTnia and Colorado.
Mrs. Wright Gibson and children Of
herm1sa Beach CAL are visiting Mr. AMI
Mrs, v, &. Lamonda
Little Beulah May Hun was the honor
guest OF birthday party on SAturda W
r--Aoen when her mothar Ara- Frank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The most dts
tinctive Christm
cards in the city
are to he found
at the Art Craft
Stationery Shop.
422 South Bos-
q on. Engraved
holiday C ar d s
sarrN. ,vffh than,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Get that hohhed
h air permanently
curled at the New
York Hair shop ana
Beauty ParlOr WIN
their system oil is
used and the lasting
curl is guaranteed
They are offering a
sp cial price 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

DODDed headS,
For an all round suit used for
business and dress occasions, navy
Is the most practical.
At the Cinderella Boot Shop, iOS
South Main street, | saw SO many
new models made after the newest
lines, and IN the black patent
leather. which Is surely the present
sensation of the hour Naturally
they are being rapidly whirled away
to iii their mission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

street is a shop which conscientious
ly takes care of orders for the
affairs" Even though It may be
rush" order this shop pleases be.
yond ones fOndest expeCtationS-l
can vouch for this statement by my
experience with this shop.
The first hint of cold weather viii
bring out the Oxford and straI
pump, designed TO be worn with
wOOlen stockings.
Entertaining need not be prob
lem these days, be It luncheon or
dinner, you may arrange a delghttul
party at our popular Tea Cup Inn
III West Fourth, Phone Mrs. Bald
win for particulars.
Paris millincrs arc featuring the
poke type of hats, varying them CON
sidcrably I'm the brim treatment
Call Mrs mslor, modiste, dl+
South Elgin, apartment +, II you
have wardrobe worries
Skirt lengths, IL Is said, are to ne
from 10 TO IL inches from the floor.
and none of the extreme types OF
knee lengths, such rs have been seen
will be in good Itylc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

ne bAll'ln 100
activities of the
new season are
made more re-.
3plendont by an
abundance Of ap'
)ropriate fOlwers
md c ] a r k 3
Flower shop, 3ll
East Thirteenth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

gx.,t uake OF Okmulgoe came
Mrn ansn s,,o,nina 10 spend few days
rnS,Saa ,nan@ her friends In Mounds. being a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
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-------------------rCaftcrt entertained h'r
n. r mis- week. Nr4.
ias asked ~ become u
q lere were numuer OF
q hand prgs.ni c,,..., a..
kind M Wrs q 'rr'pUs.o
Touch me guosia Friday uurruo1a
When forde harn.n 'ri'ri'i".H
be e"a NiIs .u, DIt....
1mpatienimomn,tH
Yot dothf Oklahoma ciW rlalrt
To turn alo uuIBiPE ,nr rl,a.,. N"''s,,n ,y.1. 81.
dlrech,neton. - e.. Wb8 10 a
To meet 4. q M enIege ai sW
Content on ,et E9ri HoWan. A.0,''
p'nehe a. E e club and thrIr
Huth tsn Truuuay Aud
put fart n phiuo EtrI,Frr ami iur.uH
cins ,ntertalpoa s' thc home no
uyh.,, ia week Tll4 En- nt.fwH
slip cntaanother dancing party u"tt
nG1.,'.a ana me'ns. eldest daughter ~ NJ
or not aloldisy Yu Tuesday Bftafuaor
tho,hono. Ju Thufa1Br. Miss
nh, b., Fourrrai daughter OF ~
. Hat 10 Stuur, was married 'I 800.
FOR ioNelldhe S"unE people "ul Co.
wake mo csul.r and sirs Alher'
'"'' -, isrrlai q, inc homo IT in'
with sloadlnr tna ding ceremony
IA ah. ,tsr was maid of honor uul
""' Ipcgt wcrr M.aea lioar "ri
He visit CARTER and schultz
Desccn6g. " ~ scaIu have. ro
Below the D. D. Nom, M",9's '1m ,r,i, 5Sags %n,s"
wbcpcsSs prSw'F, roms H',nsTi dr T-. IhT fs9. %1'
And bl.>sll later ms,ih. iHe'r bone gl
-, hbrn O." california for tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Cdienduj

Mrs. JaSiiSs LIiy Lane
with lntoie most dciiFhtful HffBlrs NJ
club for Tall was tho "Fct together
Tulsa Y a. ne n,,,l hone r,, 9d MI q, nj
Mrs l., Ita Almost 400 girls were
preeldcud 20 the evenings enjoyment
Forth, the Introduction ~ their new
who arrived last week. Mrs. y.
am ta fully In accord with all
Mrs, Ationa Of girls and viii hclr
cards Y W. g. A. rect homo for
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-06-02
ELWELL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

George Lanshaw of Big Rapids
was a caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ellis of Forest
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Howe of Alma
were Sunday callers at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Slingluff.
Mrs. Owen Courier, who has been
i'll for some time with pneumonia, is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor is no better at
this writing. Mrs. Helen Kinney Is
caring for her.
The Mother and Daughter Circle
met with Mrs. Williams of Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Langworthy
and baby Of Alma were visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Langworthy one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Heaven enter
tanned the card club at the Cleaner
Hall Monday evening. Mrs. Ella
Medler and Sherd Romine received
first prize and Elma Waber and Asa
Dalrymple the consultations. Ali re-
port a good time, Refreshments were
served There were about 40 present.
Vera Currence Of Alma visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
'Courter Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tofft and son.
Phillip, Pete Waber, George Leonard,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MedEer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Audley Charter and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson and daughter
spent few days last week at
Houghton Lake.
Mack Langworthy is some better
at this writing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-06-02

with Virginia and Kathleen Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks were callers at
Homer Leonard's Sunday.
Claude Church visited his brother
Bert Church, and family near Ithaca
Sunday.
Mrs. Augusta Smith of Alma spent
the week end with Mrs. June Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitcraft
and BERTHE Whitcraft autoed here
Sunday to see her grandfather who
is very i'll. They also visited other
relatives.
John Shong of Alma was a caller
at Leslie Hoyt's Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Church and Mrs. c,
Smith of Alma called on Mrs. Frank
Whitcraft Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. O'Bryant have
baby boy born to them May 81.
Mrs. Leslie Hoyt and two daugh-
ters, Eliza and Doris, called on her
sister, Mrs. Angeline O'Bryant, near
Forest Hill one day last week.
Piano hOxaa for sale M 60 90 each
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-06-02
TO ESTABLISH SHEEP FLOCK
Farmers Should Not Hesitate to Pay
Coed Price for Ewes That Pro-
0ucs Thrifty Lambs.

In establishing a flock Of sheep do
not hesitate to pay a good price for
ewes II they are exactly adapted, and
especially for those that when judi
ciously mated. are likely to produce
lambs that will give the best return
for the food which they consume. II
is Of the utmost Importance to make
use Of rams that possess great individ-
mai merit, ard strongly inherit the
good points by which they are distln-
guished Unless a ram has good
masculine head and stands firmly on
strong legs he should not be selected
however great his merits may be in
other respects. Breeding ewes should
be kept IN good store condition. Show
condition md low condition both must
be avoided
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-06-02
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COLT NEGLECTED IN SPRING
Gradually Changed over From
Dry Winter Ration.

Consider The colt in the springtlme
Maybe he Is yeorllng with half
formed equine mind full of curiosity
and wonderment Every old horse on
the place Is OFF in the fields some
where at work in daylight. His owner
neglects the colt as much rs he can
and haN The youncsier live
The half remembered green fields
md pastures of last year become green
once more Tho colt has vague memo
rios % The taste OF green things that
mingled on his taste-ncrvcs with the
favor of mothers milk. From between
the cracks in the poSt-and-plank
fence thas lpcloses his world he looks
upon the sprnglng grass, marvels
aud hnngerS. Part Of his hunger is
plain hunger part is memory, and
most of it is instinct. but it is all
very real
lie Is lonely little hdeful of in
stiucts and cravings about 10 start his
second year lie is n hewildered or
plan CA thc farm stalls and stables.
accustomed 90 his corn and alfafa.
and with aii the troubles of horsedOm's
life before him. About half the time
TO one considers that he should be
gradually changed over from the dry
winter ration TO the soft green sum-
mer ration, and Wien the change
comes IL comes so quickly that there
IS not days time for that young
horses stomach TO get used TO It.
For long weeks the pillow teams have
been getting ready for the change. If
they could uot sense the spring in the
air. IN auy other way they might know
it FROM the gradually increasing
amognr ~ corn that is going In the
feed boxes They are being worked a
little more and q lltt'e steadier than
they were while January's SHOWS still
covered the pastures. The colt, though,
goos his neglected way until some day
after ihe oats are In and every pillow
moldboard on the place Is like bur
n.shed silver. then oil NJ once some one
DECIDES d Is high ine that the colt
Nas Oh the pasture
60 the pasture he goes. 1t may he
just enough Of n pasture 10 keep life
within hi~ hiae. hut he must get aloHg
vlg an occasional sailing on sunny
SUNDAY mornings. The grass may be
thin and waiery, tasteless compared
Witl thui good alfalfa he has been
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-06-02

Piano boxes for sale at $500 each
by the Sawkins Piano Company.-adv