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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22

SALE Sd@GsE; sSGs[; A''oGlN,,L5s2 oDl ,6oLn5Us2 WyIis at
GEO. l.. PARKER 1913 Falrmo1St IsTIns. sTIs.
4I43 =. i@9Tit ST Seven rooms ana bs,s,
$ 4. GARDINER, l54O wharton ointment
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BERdRHEN tt;,, - Nov, 20. CHARLES NEW
Relatives TuS9a&J aS5 IrIa 0t Laura de Wqld Kuhno
neral 81 Monument Gem, inyited TO his fu-
hyate '''No"Ce' 1913 y! 18th st. Int.
caTjapIcN rTjIapIcNER,-Eleyenth Month 18th, 1921. at
Louis i Fa%,6 LOUIS Z, son Of late Major
year ana Anna Thies Ladner, in 6Ist
relatives and friends. also members
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PERSON AIS

SAMUEL SHULMAN selling the grocery
delcatesBen store situated >. II. r,"HG
Ciodsteln Son. 1928 s. 9th st.
CONFECTIONERY and loo cream business,
etc. FRANCIS STuNSDI 1879 w, Ltehigh
to. apply before November 2s. 1921.
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MEN
MEN
CAN YOU SEE YOUR WAY AHEAp7

Can you count definitely on higher earning.
noxt month thsn tho present month lie yieId
.ng YOU? ls your present connection the aor,
hat Is a guarantee of advancement? Ars
your employers willing to pay you even n
little more than you're really worth to them
in order by encouragement to spur YOU on 10
your best eftorts7 Is tho business in whicS
you're busled built on - rock bottom OF mead
and dependability that makes It's future biS
enough to meet your mounting ambitions?
Maybe so. Maybe not, For the men who's
answer, truthfully made. must be INC" I" we
offer an unusual offer that Is a sure lift 10
higher work. better rewards. surer advance.
ment permGnency OF connection In n modern
up-to-the-minute business relationship that
policies OF generosity that have become a
tradition with us--close to 500 a week. We
progressive. Any man over 25 who Ia n
GOntile and-aboye all-downriGht eager to
get and to stay ahead Call 10 to 4,
SUITE Il08
LAND TITLE AND TRUST BUILDING
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SALESMAN-wo have an opening for an
agency manager In provincial Penna. ter
ritoty on a liberal commission bnsis no
tunity. for real producer. Communicate
with W, II MCFarland, District Manager
Wales Adding Machine Co, Philadelphia.
SALESMAN--A prominent New York house
can rlaco a man with proven ability-a
man mar ab%Ho the taS rS SYeTaSe vii have good
Call Tuesday only-l0-l2 and "a. s. L.
Foster. Room No. 105 Adclphla.
SALESMAN to sell SO first mortgage real
go estate bonds: best proposition on market;
liberal compensation: references. -. y.
Lansinger. 1a0 S. 18th at.
SALESMAN In furniture store, experience
preferred. but not eHBential: one not
afraid OF hard work: good opportunity. See
Mr.. Wilson, Sl4 Chestnut at
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CAKE AND PASTRY COOK, high class, ex-
perenced, for an e%ngaseme,ntt % ,Itb OF ! to 9i
ings especially required. Reply to 7Os.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuN1TrEs

SALES EXECUTIVE
ENablished faRt-growinR PHILADELPHIA manu-
tacturing corporation seeks man OF Claan-Cut
personality, fore" and education as sales
executive for widely known, high-demand au-
lomoLlve product; to suCh a man AS Will
measure up TO our requirements wo offer
Iheral salary and ownership in our company;
SoOOo Investment Will be required. Il Ola,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

e. o. HARVEY, 1910 Rittenhouse So has
vacancies for city: Prot. cooks. sos to
800; Prot Mattresses, Main Line ard Ger
mantown: posltions wanted for French gov
crness. ladies' maids. first class chamber
maids and Mattresses. Scotch and Irish
ktch. maids, well recon-. cooks buffers
second. and housemen. chautfaurs, etc.
situations wanted. American and Irish
ilrst-class cooks, kitchen maids, waitrcsses
buffers, housomen. chauffeur. chtldnurses.
Eovernesses ladies' maids etc. Wanted
Protestant cooks, ladies' maids. houseworlt
girls.
MRS. McNALLY 235 s.. 9TH ST.--Wa anted
young Irlah, Swedish. Polish Hungarian
girls; capable white woman cook. cafeteria,
S25 week: supply white couple, cook
butler, chauffeur, 800 and 1925: cook. white
FOR public work, 500; mother and daughter
cook. waltresa slj and 81.
RELIABLE housemald, cooks. cnaur-eurs
. man and wife; references. Boyer's, $40
n. 10Th st. Poplar OPAL
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LOST AND FOUND


BAR PIN-IOst, between l7th and Spruce
and 18th and De Lancey, gold bar pin
with pearl. Reward II returned 70 1919
De LRncey. -
CERTIFICATE--NotIce Is hereby given that
the undersigned has made application for
the renewal OF Certificate No. P-lO2Sl5. for
share OF stock OF tho Pennsylvania Rail
road Co.. issued 20 Cecilia NJ Miller and
dated the 4th OF May, 1917. tho same having
been lost or DESTROYED, -
CERTIFICATE - Lost, on. November 81
about o'clock, between 18th apd Chest
nut and tho West End Trust Co., Broad and
South Penn sq., l stock certificate, No.
$4,000 for 90 shares OF General Motors
Corporation. Please return to Samuel N.
Hall & Co, 2ll PcEnsylyania Btdk.
DOG-I.ost, red nish setter. o months old,
answering to namo Of Ginger: wearing
snail brass collar without name. Liberal
eward for return to Mr.. Arthur u. Smith,
bennington rmnd, Wynnowood.
PIN--Lost. amethyst pin, surrounded by
pearls, somewhere between the Bellevue
Stratford and the Arcadia Theatre; reward.
Address Royal s. Goldsbury. Park Build
ug Pittsburgh, Pa.
WATCH AND CHAIN-Lost, Watch and
chain, 10th and Filbert; liberal reward.
John g Wilson. 4th and Market sts'. Cam
den, N. j,
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Apartment with O rooms ard
baths q garRge, sublet, unfurnished, from
Dec. let to Nov. 1st. 1922. Ivanlove Apts..
400 SAMSON 81. Apply Janltor.
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AGENTS

a NEW YORK HOUSE, Importers OF olive
llsh connections with reliable brokers in
Philadelphia TO distribute its products on n
commission basis. Address Centennial Com.
City.
WHY work for others? Make and sell your
own goods: We show you how free book
explains everything. National Scientific Lab
oratories. 625 Main, Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

GARAGE PRIVILEGE
Seven rooms. hui-wat"r heat. electric.
laundry tubs, larg- terrace; lot 100 feet
l"rp. excellent location, real bargain: owner
KUHN & IlOWERY
5,h and RoCKIanl ats.
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III - 1WrH ST. -Crhe Grncva) I and .
room suites HIfn bath, well sprviced, In
o., ~ OF IN, busIu.ss district.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MATE

ICES OF AN OFFICE MAN WHO Has
HAP Hfs 2,jAs An N MIN'rEiNsJEIEp i:J Ell TRAINING FROM
IIiRcHAsNi. CoRREsPoNEbENS.cciE NS.cciE5LSSai2iN9 Sap IS
iiSnSsas, nSSHnNSs WILL MILLING ,AG9REssIyEi NOW
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COOK. German, Protestant. wishes position
in hrst-class family. Call 1898 Mt. Vernon
COOK, experienced American: all branches
good baker references: 273 S. 10th st.
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Statesmen
The rapid expansion OF our business has just
resulted in the promotion of . OF our best
executives. leaving room for tho taking on
at once OF additional clean-Cut. ambitious.
aggressive men OF sound common sense and
fair education. not under % years OF age.
who will welcome opportunity such as comes
only rarely even to the best and most capa-
Bile of men; some selling experience IL desira-
BILE. but not essential; the opportunity and
development in ono Of the test-paying bust.
nesses now commanding the ability OF highly
paid men; the opening Is an exceedingly good
one; II will not wait over lOng call at II
A. ". II you are genuinely Interested In get
ting ahead. Sl7-19-2l W!dGncr Bldg.
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uO(iA
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ERIE AVE. li2O'-F w rooms and bathi
strictly mOd"rT ront reduced u. A. Hob
con 1923 y DrDnd St
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s1ruAr1oNs wANrTp-MAIE

BUTLER (white) experienced. nrst-class ref
erenoes, willing and obliging. Apply 1929
N, 9th st. lsecond hoor).
CHAUFFEUR, with 10 years experience
private: very best reference from last
place. Phone Torresdale 1920.
COLLEGE graduate, age 20. with years
necessarily in chemical line. M 600. Ledger
Office.
COOK. japanese, competent; highest recon.
mendation. Hira, 003 Pine st.
EXECUTIVE, AL, desires to make new con.
nection. II ga, Ledger Onice,
MANA graduate Of Evening School of Ac.
counts and Finance. University Of Penna q,
wants evening work! statements prepared,
accounts receivable. ledgers audited, etc.
competent and trustworthy. Phone TIoga
9478 or Box y 925 ledger Office.
MAN--WHARTON- SCHOOL GRADUATE
YEARS EXPERIENCE, DESIRES PO.
StTION PRESENTING FUTURE TO CA.
Fable MAN. j 91o, LEDGER OFFICE.
SALESMAN, exp. 81. des. connection gen
eral real estate agency. II 0O2. Led. OF.
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DELAWARE CHARTERS

are best; incorporate under liberal laws OF
DeIawarC; low cost; prompt, efficient service,
CORPORATION CHARTER COMPANY
408 A!nar Bldg. 1888 Chestnut. Wal. b24O
LOCAL SENTATIVE-Young en-
- gineer preferred. but not essential by New.
YORK city concern manuraC turing a Inc OF
steer speSialtics used largely in Industrial
plants: Write fully and conndent'alIy 20
IRVING IRON WORKS co. Sd and Creek
cts. Long lsland city. y. Y.
DENTAL OFFICE; Old establis shonl excellent
opportunity; did $4,000 business last
year; good location: long lease; iii health
TSusS "a SS, selIlhg; correspondence confidential
WANTED-Sales agency for some useful
household necessity or some need ID useful
article" Address George W. Richardson
M0untytlle. Pa.
DRUG STORE for sale in Trenton! beautiful
p,sIore ,sIore &md brop3sition At real sacrifice.
ton y. !. ''' ''''' l'en-
STENOGRAPHER WANTED. bright woman
under 40 years, who has $500 to s3OO6
70 invest and take IN interest In n growing
ana profitable business. Il 0lO Ledger on
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GERMANTOWN

sOi VERNON ROAD Compact. nnodern
h0usekceplng apartment: ideal surrounds
lnEs. close to golf links and country club;
within 2 blocks OF station; 20 minutes 10
city center: janitor Will show apartment any
tirre: trains 20 Stenton Station or drive out
g'nntOn ave ~ $500 North. MAURAN,
DOTNlAN & CO., n. II. cor. Broad and
ca a'nut rtg.
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CARPET CLEANING
ESTABLISHED 1870
Automatic Carpet Cleaning Co

Oriental rugs our speciality. fine durable rug,
woven from I'D carpet quick service
30I4 LUDLOW ST. 10TH PHONES,
HAVE your RUGS and carpets shanlpoocd,
secured and puritCd-not merely cleaned
Phone rloga 4s02 The Oriental uamii,Nn
Beach Electric Carpet and Rug Washing Co
G. B: TaYlor successor. 1881 to 3O39 n
Smedley at. -''
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General

CIVIL SERVICE examinations Railway
mail clerk. carrier, Internal revenue 81 400
tlSOOi az? 1s upward: exp, unnecessary For
free particulars. instruction, write J. c.
g62 Equitable Hds. Washington. d. c.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Dec and
Jan; many yacanciesi salary $4,000 500:
write for sample tests. = 1922, Led Office
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SECRETGRY

Weil1trainod secretary desires position NJ "a
sponsibility; Is rapid stenoErapher eGnerI-
enced bookkeeper and Is accustomed to az
ecutive office work. B Sl4 Ledger Office
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ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK
NNDERTAKERS

BeautifnS now, the future is uncertain
-o1.Ce--GlenRide, Penna. Both Phonss
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Young lady with years experience and
executive ability desires position as score
tary, and stsnoEraph9ri thoroughly capable Of
best OF references. NJ 0l4 Ledger offico'
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
$500 a25

coz M 225 SOUTH 47TH STREET
pOI'OO SIX Rooms and Bath
GREENwELt, & poRNAN. 422 8. SD a.
UNUSUALI.Y targo rms. & bath, OPP.
park. 42i0 Parkside ave or ph, sp. 4i1t.
PARKSGDE AVE, 4210--Furn. apt, rooiny.
d bath. opp. park, Phone Spruce ala,
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OLD GOLD

CASH paid for Old god, silver ana tntII,
clocks. Rogers, - I'm 81. Locust ! .,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


PIANOI.A
WILL SACRIFICE
Beautiful rosewood pAnoQl, attaChahIo
so m lso rolls, WIN tit any plano. in parT.,l 4n
condition H,id looks like new, $50 cash
AERIOIA piano player (05 motel, can no a.,
tachcd to any piano will sell for 8 81
cost short time ago. with many recoi dy
$3.50; child can play II with ease: for ns ~
tioulara phona RAEing 0A2k. '~
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

didn't have any effect at our
place, The Tomatoes are just
rs nice as before, so are the
flowers.
Cisco Shaw and family spent
Sunday at TRAY Camphnli's.
We understand that Mr., VIII
MOore'S son was run over by a
boy on horseback. 1t was the
crippeled boy. and we heard that
his shoulder blade was broken.
Robert Inhof returned from
the Stock Show Monday night
with his bull Village Major who
took the blue ribbon. There
We're so many ratil" going out
the different ways, that it seem
ed they did not got out rs they
should. Village Major sat on
the track almost ~ hours before
he was shipped out.
Fay Gibson and Mason Crane,
visited Andrew CalhOun's Sun
day.
Ralph Pagan visited Hugh
Williams Sunday.
Ralph Harris visited his uncle
in Bolivar several days, then
took in the Stock Showat Spring.
field returning home Thursday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

On >Sunday &C. room. Oct :,
18th, Rex I1y,.'s celebrated
sI,OO0,O 900, 90 pre- = ton of THE
Fen ucrseu,.u OF the Appeal.
ap$e," will begin . four days
q .x.gemeus ss the Jefferson
I, eayre; SptfngdeTd, Mo. with
n'uees each day at 2:30 and
rats:So P. N.
will be the first showing
of the screen version of
u Blsseo Ibanes's celsbra.
novel that has been accla.
in New York, Chicago,
un delphia, ST. louis, Kansas
ca; t~cgv;fssS+narking q new
epo I'm the development of
Moi IN pictures. At its New
w oueniagapeepie paid $1,000
"
iniaels Z sabllshed the screen
not on.y ~ capable Of ri,alling
the stage II its best, but of sur
@'p '
~
$3.50
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
NORWOOD

Mr.. Philil. has a pr, tty home
nearing completion near the
suburbs of Norwood.
DR.. Ryan commenced break
ing ground Monday for a new
house Of the brick vaneer struct.
ure in the yard where Mr.. Rob.
inson recently removed his resi-
der ce.
Mr.. Emil Nese of Springfield
was a guest Sunday at the Elrod
home.
Mas. Ocie Sandersis entertain
ing her sister and family, from
Superior, Nebraska.
Another citizen arrived III
Norv ood Saturday. Prof. ard
Mrs. ieuman are entertaining
the little lady.
Earl Steward, is the name Of
the baby which arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Steward tie 9Th.
Prof, Caldwell pastor Of the
Baptist church baptised Sunday
at tie killian pond, Mrs. Walter
Kemp, Clarence Lily, Lloyd kel.
ley and Misses Gladys Caldwell
and HAIL Kelly.
Today is the day Of Salvation,
Mr.. Scarboro attended meet.
ing at Hartville Wednesday.
The Wright Co. Sunday School
officers of the County will meet
at Norwood Christian church
Sat. 10 clock for convention
work aud Mr.. Becker IA State
worker will be present.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
Mrs. Flora Crane, Ida league
and Mrs. Sadie COble.

Mrs. Flora Crane, Ida league
and Mrs. Sadie COble.
Brother Sturgeon was a kind
and loving husband and father.
To know him was to love him
for he lway> had a smile and a
kind word for everybody. While
there is vacancy in the home
there will be a vacancy in the
neighborhOOd and church. Our
loss is Heavens gain.
Tie funela services as cen.
Quoted from the Fair View
Church by Ed. j. Il, Seal. an
txcelent serman delivered to
a large cong, egation ofsorrOwing
relatives. Text Is chapter 43
to II vtrses Of LIST Corinthians
Informant in the the View Cym.
terry.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

production by the 5000 cows In The
association for December. 1920. Nv
compared with December. 1919, he
says. mean an Increase Of more than
$4,000 a month.
One herd Of 30 cows In Orange
County California; increased Its pro-
duction from ~ pounds Of fat per Gov
liz September TO SO pounds III DecsD.
Der, largely as a result Of the sssOcis-
ton. This increase Of 80 pounds Of
fat a month Is more than some SD-cow
herds are giving at this season. he re-
ports. Another herd In this sssOcia.
tion increased frou an average Of u
pounds per COW TO IL IN six months
One ds.ryman in the association culled
- animals from a 45-cow herd. and by
SO doing decrea, ed his production only
Il GALLONS Il isy but savsd over $6O b
month.
The tester NJ the Ada association IT,
Idaho reports that every COW In the
organization has been tested for ruDer.
culos,s. Every herd In this associa.
ton Is headed by a purebred bull and
IS per cent Of all cows are p%urebred.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
WHITE sC0URS CAUSES LOSS
Disease Contracted BY Way Of Navel
or Mouth Soon After Birth
Tablets Worth Trying.

Many calves die Of white scOurs or
pneumr .enteritis. which Is Il deadly
germ disease born In the calf aud cOn-
tracted by way Of the navel or mouth
1901 after birth. Medicinal treatment
usually falls. but triple sulpho-car-
bulate tablets are well worth trying.
under direction Of a qualified vet
erinarian. He should also immunize
each newborn calf with pOlyvalent
anti.dysenteric serum and likewise
use it In double doses should u case
occur. Provide a new clean pen for
newborn calves. AT birth su!urate
the stump Of the navel Of ench calf
with tincture Of iodine and then apply
powdered starch. Repeat the treat
ment daily until the navel Ia entirely
henled. Also cleanse the teats with
a saturated solution Of bOrlc acid be-
fore the calf is allowed to suck for
the first time and daily for ten days
If ii continues to nurse.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

a o.acco Mt feeling with
yawr... d 81 piuess in the
day tine is cars " q torpid
liver snd ii Id bowels.
Herbine l. a p~.iid remedy
for srch ai,ue-t Il cleanses
- syatshsnc restores vim and
sg,ivity. Price, 6oc. sold by all
druggists.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
In Memory of c. c.
Sturgeon

Christopher G. Sturgeon was
born 10 Kentucky April II, 1850,
departed this life October 4th.
1921, age Il years, ) months and
% days.
He professed faith in Christ
at the age of - Years and joined
the Baptist church Of which he
was a devoted mamber and a
faithful Deacon for "a number OF
years.
In 1876 he was united in mar.
riage to Rachel Combs, to this
union was born three children
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

old, 3 good mich cows, | Jersey
and Holstein, l Ho,stein. ]
Gernsey. ! big spring wagon.
light spring wagon, set double
harness, 6 tons hay, household
goods, laundry stove and oven,
bedstead and springs, ! dresser,
2 9x12 rugs. 3 small rugs, >
chairs. ! commode, kitchen table,
lot of cooking vessels and other
things too numerous to mention.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
PUBLIC SALE.

l will sell at public auction at
my place. ~ miles north of no.
5 school house, on Doc Mcclellan
farm, N miles north of Mans.
field, on Tuesday Oct. Goth, 1921
Commencing at 10 a. H.,
The following Property: One
bay saddle horse Z years old, !
sorrell driving horse 1 years
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

FACTS
COW TESTING IS IMPORTANT
Much Progress Has Been Made In Re-
placing inferior oNiis with hteh-
ciass Animate.

Crrepared by the United States DeoAtt-
ment OF ~Agriculturs)
Numerous examples Of the valuable
work being done by eow-testing asso'
Citations are Contained 10 reports Of
testers Of these Organizations sent TO
the western ONCE Of the dairy division
az the Cn,ted States Department of
Agriculture.
According TO the reports. marked
progress has been made in replacing
inferior bulls with high-ciass purebred
animals. Six Of the testing associa-
t!ons-of which three are In Idaho,
two In Co,oraJ" aud q IN Washing.
ton-have reached the 100 per cent
purehred bull marx. having s!Imlnat.
ed all scrub s!res from theis herds
Another lop per cen association WAS
added 10 the list In January. and sew
erai Others are getting near this mark
The petsluma tCal.) association has
only two scrub bulls left. The dairy
department OF the local farm bureau
Of the county Ia which the association
Is located has 4 plan for an anhus,
purebred bull sale. the first Of which
was held several months ago. Young
bulls out Of idslpound dams aud Older
proved bulls are consigned IL this sal.
by breeders and b! dairymen wishing
TO dispose " bulls which they have
used as long as they can la their "
herds. Tn, sale was the means Of In
Producing IS purebred bulls into the
county. and the association hopes BY
this means 10 eliminate all scrub bulls
from the county and 70 keep the dairy
men supplied with good bulls in the
future. Through these sales It also
hopes 10 open q market for proved
bulls, ard 50 keep these bulls In ssrv.
Ice In the county for many years.
The tester NJ the Skagit Valley
(Wash.) association reports that the
last scrub hull has been discharged
from service" He also says that one
farmer incre. sed his production by IL
pounds az Fat Der COW on % cows from
November 10 December by better care
and feeding. and adds thar this Is IN
easy way II getting 30 pounds Of
tat n.orr "A month without milking
any moI .oNs.
The head tester for the Los Angeles
tCal.) association reports On increased
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
RULES FOR FEEDING SILAGE
Good Plan 10 to Allow Three Pounds
Of Material to Every 100 Pounds
Of Live Weight.

A rule for feeding silage to the
dairy COWS is: Feed three pounds of
silage for every 100 pounds Of live
weight. 4 low weighing 1000 pounds
should receive about 80 pounds. A
COW which weights oyer 1.5N pounds
should receive about IS pounds Of
silage per day. Silage IL usually fed
twice n day. In the morning and eve.
min. after milking. ,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
Thursday Health Talk No. 8
BY Bessie A. Mitchell, D.. Z.

Terms-All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on all sums over
$40, a credit of 8 months will
be given on bankable note bear
ing s per cent interest from
date. No goods to be removed
until terms of sale have been
complied with.
B. S. Cambill
ROY DENNIS, Auctionccr. go.
G. c. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

Every week students enter the
Springfield business College.
instruction is personal. A IA
pid student is not held back by
a slow one.' A good situation at
a good salary is sure at gradua
ton.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13

Mr.. Philil. has a pr, tty home
nearing completion near the
suburbs of Norwood.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-10-13
PLEASANT FLAT

Old Jack Frost finally come
We had been expecting him, but
when he comes to our house
next time he will find that he