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n ATf.OR--A big opportunity FOR ne ripht
tailor, who must understand alterations oM
military uniforms must be q steady work.
er for out OF town. with hia pat and ron-
mission u 24s Herald, Herald "a.
YOuNG man wanted. fieh school rducatior
neat appearance. for sales force exclusive
territory. liberal comri ssious We VIII send
a man out with. you 70 show roy how 70
ton as. Newark. n y
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MEN

MEN
BANKING ENPERIENCE-Th local
brarch office Of large corporation
viii entertain applications from capa-
bic men over %. With banking expert
ence; branch offices principal cilies
Y. $. and Canada Apply IN person,
room Coz go Court ST.. Brooklyn DO
tween 10 A. NJ. and r. VI.
MEN.-We are I'm need Of several men who
are both honest and industrious good
future and excellent earnings assured for
right parties age II to 80. H. r., $40
Herald. Herald So.
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sAG.EsMEN. no stock. leads furnished. no
limit 10 money making possibilities: our
men now making LiR money: no ex-
Derisnce required we teach YOU how. oppor-
tuntty to become assistant manager largest
corporation OF lis kind n New York Call
80 TO 80 and see our Mr.. Tobin. / Beck
man ST.. corner Park row. nth floor. New
York city.
Statesmen.
We can offer you lifelong position in an
established ous ne. where character and
ability are more Important than experience;
you satisfy US and we will satisfy you that
person. L. 4: Steel Service Corp, I65 Broad
way. suite 723.
SALESMAN.
have an opening for man over 25. with
brains, energy and ambition; one who as
pires to better his condition In life and Is
willing To report for work at Q and work NJ
least seven hours day must qualify as to
ability and character. Call 294 Metropolitan
Life building.
Statesmen AND DISTRICT MANAGERS.
We can usa the services OF few first class
men III this and other territory 70 sell trus-
tsed 1876 certificates: abundant good leads.
liberal commission to the right man. Cab
room 3l4. II w. 42d st.. Mr. Lane.
Statesmen KNIT cLaT1D WANTED,
,,Asoi ASoUAiNTEp .sI y NTH TSERS ~ ROTH
wTTH full iNFoRMArIoN AND DATA'
BOX %, t626 sr. JAMES BUILDING.
Statesmen. WOMEN's NECKwEAR
Statesmen 70 CARRY AS SIDE LINE
FEW SPECIAL PRICED MARABOU
CAPEs. LIBERAL COMMISSION. ANfERI-
CAN MARAROU, o. aTH AN.
Statesmen TO sell nj unusual attractive
preferred stock issue Of an established cha In
store system. good commission and future
for right men. y. IL. 1888 Herald, Herald 80.
SALESMAN wanted TO handle n timely ad.
vertising proposition. Call between a. ".
and 2 r NJ. 9. s, Hammond CO.. 30
Church st., New York.
SALESMAN TWO HIGH CLASS
PHONE sAIEsMEN TO SELL LlSTEp
SECURITY OF GOING INDUSTRIAL: REF
ERENCEs. SUITE enG. 500 9TH AV
SALESMAN. mems clothing. to so on road
speciality line. II 90 Herald. Herald sq
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destruction.
BECOME a
TRAFFIC MANAGER

Conditions point to an enoT-
mously Increased demand for
traffic experts within the next
months. Salaries viii range from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year
system has been devised by
a group Of traffic specialists to fit
men for this growing need
By this Hystem without intnrfer-
ing with your present work al All
you can qualify for this splendid
profession In a few short months
Find out about II. Call or phone
for information or write for book
let H-2. No obligation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
H. West s2d Street n " G..
Bryant $500.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


MILLINERY DESIGNER WANTED.
Only who has been with well known
houses need apply. This position offers
premium for exceptional ability. To tho
right person liberal salary and profit shar-
ing interest are offered. This is a splendid
opportunity 10 affiliate with large, well
ls,, Nnown successful manufacturer, Al replies
confidence Apply 65S Herald, Herald 50.
NURSE, white. 10 care for baby ~1dis
ana boy years; must be thoroughly cPpa-
Sie attu wen Fecohiilth"ru' sNSei'stit S@st'f'
Sall this morning Danziger, 225 w. sisa.
schuMer 1921.
NURSE. white. experienced' good home:
good wages; year old baby. German pre-
terred. 80 w. e6th St. apt. %.
NURSE TO take charge Of two children, ~
tains for the summer. Mrs. 3. G. n. Laid
law. 75s West sth 81. Plainfieid, y. J.
NURSE. boy years. and assist two school
boys, and 3; splendid wages. Call morn
ings, Hasedorn. Belnord, apt 2i2. way,
corner sIth at.
NURSE-Reliable person to take entire care
year old child one or two days week;
references required. Mrs. Stair, SO Middle
town ST, Jamaica, J.. ]. Tel. Jamaica 81.
NURSE, undergraduate or practical. in
small sanitarium for chronic invalids and
eyed x45 month and maintenance. Phone
Mansfield 20i5. call 500 e. 23d ST., Bklyr.
NURSE for child OF 3. assist with baby
Call between 1880 and 2. references re-
ouired. 125 w, s7th.
NURSE. resident graduate, for Presbyterian
. home. ~ =. I3d St. moderate salary.
NURSERY governess. American or British
experience. for boy, years; references.
Ant. lis, l6i y. 10th st.
NTRSEMATD, Wrench preferred, for boys
and years: reference required. Whit
ney: las Riverside Drive. near 11dth.
NuRsEMAID, French companion for 2 chill
dren and -. Riverside 50Ts POI Cen
tral Park West.
OFFICE assistant one with knoyviadga of
stenography and typewriting preferred :
state age. salary expected and give refer
enees. p. Q. box soS, City Hall station. New
York.
SALESWOMEN wanted to sell an unusual
attractive preferred stock issue of estab-
hshed chain store system; good commission
and future. l.. p. 5s Herald, Herald so.
STENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER, YOUNG
GIRL, ASSIST IN OFFICE. APPLY BY
LETTER., STATING EXPERIENCE. SAL
AIRY EXPECTED, K X S23 HERALD,
FULTON At.
sTENoG7APHER and office assistant; must
pc experienced, competent and accurate.
Apply by letter only, Acme Die Casting
Corp, 81 35th st, Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER who has own machine to
do. occasional evening work for motion
picture director. . 332 Herald, Herald so.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR experienced,
Tor brokers' office; one familiar with type
writing; Gentle. Write, stating salary
l297 Herald Fulton at.
SWITCHBOARD operator: also run eleva-
tor. Apply $50 W. 1Jsth,
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s A l. r S M L y.

sALEsM
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SALE
OF THE SECURITIES INVOLVING
THE GRtsATEsT REVOLUTIONARY
DEPARTURE IN AUTOMOTIvE AND
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRIES.
EARNING POSSIBILITIES rNLIM-
TIED GENUINE LEADS AND CO.
OPERATION GIVEN.
FUEL OIL MOTORS CORPORATION
a91 ADAMS ST, BROOKLYN.
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SECURITY Statesmen

We offer an attractive proposition 10 high
tion and investgatiou Leads furnished good
consistent workers can realize handsome in
come on commission basis. suite COZ go
5th
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STEAM snip MAN

a man having thorough knowledge ~
10 take over department being added to we'll
known and established ONCE at Hackonsack
NJ r.. must be willing 20 work up the busi-
ness as " mis- own and will participate IN
profits no capital but good references
wanted. 60i Herald, Herald "a.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


JAPANESE couple. first class cook. maid.
wish position in country; small family.
adults references. J l341 Herald. Harlem,
try preferred. My, 4T Prospect place.
Murray Hin 295s.
MACHINE executive. production methods.
&C. executive with over 20 years expert
ence desires position az assistant 20 factory
manager; married Hilbert, 40 Cooper
Saunre. y. Y. Spring ssGI
MAN. French. 81 years, serious. would do
anything, TO 4; room writer experience.
G. H. 461 w. 46th I'd floor. front.
thing, AL references. Write, call Mills.
l2S West 6Sd ST.
MAN (29l, auditing, accounting experience,
desires position. 500 Herald, Fulton 81.
MAN 1881. willing, handy. general work any
Kind. Murphy. 10 w. 100th
MAN, useful, handy, serve table, garden
small wages. Ebling, l6i West Seth.
MAN (25) wishes position, anything. John
Grote. 344 knickerbocker av., Brooklyn.
MECHANICAL. engineer (marrled). designer
OF automatic and other labor saving ma
years with last firm. Metronome, Cooper
SQUARE. New YORK. Th1ns Spf!rs ssAs.
OFFICE management, man. married; ship
ping experience: references. Alpers, 1910
Stebbns av.. Bronx.
OFFICE ASSISTANT,
married: experienced In clerical work; good
at figures. 1880 Herald, Brooklyn.
OPERATOR. telephone; young man wishes
position night work preferred. A. J..
conboy. 8s Herkimer ST.. Brooklyn. \. Y.
REAL estate agents. owners-Man expert
enced in all branches of realty seeks care
talser or otherwise. May bank reference.
13it Herald, Harlem.
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STOCK statesmen wanted 10 sell an un-
usual. attractive preferred stock issue Or
ar established chain store system. good
commission and future for right men. Ad-
Ara.. 4. p is Marala Marald 50
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

~@~-@@~-0~3---'-~~0-
COOK AND WAITRESS, CHAMBER
MAID.
two Protestant white women, prefer
ably two sisters or two friends prefer
applicants who wish to remain In city
during summer; private family prl-
vate house: liberal time off. Tel.
Circle 4497 or call 4s West 5lst ST.
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MEN, AM LOOKING

MEN, AM LOOKING
for few high cRlibre whose habits
and character the best. This type OF
men, regardless of their present occupation,
after a free and generous education fitting
them for our needs, will be placed In highly
remunerative positions. The greater your
earning power the better we viii be pleased.
Cali between l and ?. NJ. 507 9TH av,
Room a02.
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MEN WANTED.

MEN WASTED.
Ten men who can furnish good
references and who would like to
associate themselves with the
largest firm in the country; un-
limited advancement for the right
men. Apply In person 110 West
40th st.. n. Y. room a0s.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

| l-l~~>~~-.-~>s>~~~~~~-~~~
| ARTIsT.--Lettering artist familiar small
lettering and emboss!np state salary and
references. y. C., l46 Herald, $50 Bway
AUTO mechanic; must he experienced Her
teri. lll West 10Th.
AUTO washer, experienced. Casanova Ga
rage SO. boulevard and Leggett av, Bronx
BOOKKEEPER, experienced In double entry
bookkeeping, by large law firm: state age
experience in detail, references and salary
y s23 Herald, Fulton 81.
BUTLER. Englishman. under 30. Give teie-
phone number. " $50 Herald. Herald 50.
BUYER-Large resident buying office re-
quires millinery, ladies' neclwear buyer
young man. thoroughly familiar with New
York market; excellent opportunity for i've
wire. who can show results. state fully age
nationality, firms worked for and salary
expected; confidential. Box T. -. 10 Union
SQUARE
COOK and useful butlcr wanted 70 go 10
the country. for summer ID small family
wages $40 per month. 81. Herald. $50
- -.ls
cream. wanted for first class restaurant III
city. Apply l2i4 Broadway
COOK and useful man for white Plains.
Apply 80 West Ind av., apt. lid, Tuesday
forenoon.
coUPLE-scotch or English preferred. cook
and useful butler, three In family. TO
WAdnlnA small country house In New Jcr-
seyi references required. Apply by letter
to John G. Sparks, ~ Warren St, New York.
COUPLE. white, 10 do al work country
place, Northport, y. u family adults.
man handy indoors and on grounds: wife
cook and housework; no laundry, best refer
ences required. Can Abbott. 80 West 10th
-. Phone Watkins 493I before noon wcdnes-
day
CoUPLE,-First class cook and butler
wanted for small family In country: good
wages for right party. Apply Tuesday
morning. between II ard o'clock, az 22T II.
49th ST; carfare paid.
COUPLE wanted. good reliable. 10 do cook
ing. nousework and laundry for family Of
two on Long Island inust have good refer
ences; wages sl20 per month. Apply y s2i
Herald Fulton st.
COUPLE. Protestant. cook aud butler, Eng
iisn OF American preferred, 70 take entire
cnarge OF house for family of four; refer
ences required Telephone 20 Englewood. n. J.
COUPLE fwhitei for small family. near
New York man gardener. houseman: wife
cook. housewors. an year position Call 2
70 =. Room 1909, 100 BwsY.
CoUPLE-wIfe good cook. man rr-t class
butler pe,Inan,sSnt position, country good
3I00. apt. COZ
COUPLE II country, 20 minutes from 42d
st. wife good cook useful, butler.
-
at 81 W. 50th.
COUPLE. married. butler and cook; must
have experience and references wages
$500. Address a. Il, box s22. City Han sta
tinn.
COUPLE. white. small place n country. take
entire charge. good cook. Box 20, Cedar
hurst, =. 4 Phone Far Rockaway 25e0
COUPLE woman first class cook man but
ier. valet; ~ family. 525 West End ay.
Apt gD.
COUPLE. white chauffeur and general
houseworker. Phone Lafayette S2is, 81
r. NJ.
COUPLE for housework FOR family 0f four
In woodmere, y. 4 no laundry references.
Apply after 1890, salinger, si6 West e5th.
COUPLE. English, experienced: entire charge
small country place Phone Rector 1so.
CUTTER.
Experienced on RI glass lamp shades. Ap-
ply at Tiffany Studios, Corona. r. i
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GARDENER-Italian. 35 years old. 10 years
experience In America, 10 years with
italian Government in Pompeii and National
Museum In Naples; experience in greenhouse
and outside: best reference: years with
last employer; available May /. Address as
70 salary and position, A. p. b.. care John
Favina. 1888 Washington av.. New Rochelle,
N. "
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YOUNG WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN
who have aptitude and can realize big
opportunity when they see IL are offered
positions in the advertising department n
New York daily newspaper. prefer per
sons who have had some advertising cx-
periencc. but not essential, although SELF
Ing ability Is required. Write, giving your
age, experience and salary desired to
start to 6s2 Herald, Herald square.
YOUNG woman. aggressive sTa weekly com
missions placing our educational service !.
opportunity. 10 u. 40th ST
Instruction.
THE wILFRED ACADEMY OF
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS IN
ALL BRANCHES, ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS. DAY. EVENING CLASSES.
CALL OR WRITE FOR IMPORTATION.
153 w. s4TH 81. PHONE BRYANT-e455;
EARN S25-s15o weekly only through Prot.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Halrdress, Manicure,
Beauty School; s. up: free for service; earn
while learn: circular explains 119 w. 42d ST.
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SEWING MACHINES.

BARGA lNS~-New aud shop soiled trunks,
bags, suitcasss, steamer outfits. TfAOAAa
es HkxATx. s3o sth Az lt7th st~-
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TRY WHITE SPACE TOP,
BOTTOM AND SIDES OF
YOUR AID. SEE THE DIF'-
FERENCE II MAKES IN
THIS AID.
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FOREIGN SALESMAN. AMERICAN, 3S.
Forceful personality, wide experience Gem
tral America, West Indies, England and
Spain, speaking French. Spanish and Ger
man. desires position as foreign resident
representative or export manager with large
firm having definite export policy; highest
references. A $40 Herald ESQ Bway.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


EXECUTIVE or assistant (30. married.
technical graduate, years experience, en-
sineertng, drafting. production and factory
management. one who can plan, produce and
succeed references. Address B SOL Herald.
Herald square.
EXECUTIVE (33). extensive experience inn
port, domestic. export trade (crude and
manufactured materals). buying, selling,
correspondence, credits; open for engage
ment. s25 Herald. Fulton ST.
ESGINEf5R marine license. good mechanic
a. married, wishes position at anything
J. York, 96 La Sale ST., New York.
FACTORY superintendent designer OF labor
saving machines and production methods.
seeks position with growing concern. Ad-
dress Lock Box l., Station d. New York.
Phone Spring ssT2.
FARMER. married. wishes position as fore
man manager. understands horses and
cows thoroughly. Clancy. 40 T.. 10th ct.
FARMER, gardener, coored; experienced
farmer. take care stock. useful Jones.
1922 Morningside.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

EVERYBODY sees your ad
II you have white space put
all around IL.
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SALESMAN,

manufacturing technical or mechanical
product: have had considerable practical
technical experience In field; best of refer
ences; salary or salary and commission; no
objection to travelling. A 551 Herald, $50
Bway
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COOK-WATrRESS and 10 assist with light
housework in family Of .: Young woman,
white, Protestant: none but neat. excellent
cook need apply: good references required
good wages. 80 Greenway South. Forrest
Hills Garden. l.. I. Boulevard 6i86.
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HUDSON. 1870.
SEVEN PASSENGER LIMOUSINE.
~ EXCELLENT CONDITION
FULLY EQUIPPED
m Interested write far particulars,
BON = i0a. i3 EAST 2fTH III
HUDSON saper-sN Limousine N Ai ccUai.
tion. Wiii seu reasonable. Mll.lEh. 80
81 az, Long island CITY. Tel. Ast, 00le.
MAXWELL. 1917. PASSENGER. perfect con-
dition. 22O-222 Madison st, Rslyn lnesx
kostrand 49, xsL LafAyests a4st.
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YOUNG woman. aggressive sTa weekly com
missions placing our educational service /.
an opportunity. 10 H. 4Oth st
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
BOYD SAYS HE
FEELS ENTIRELY
LIKE new MAN
Troubles Disappear and He
Has Gained 16 Pounds
Taking Tanlac

Besides relieving my suffering,
Tanlac has built me up sixteen pounds
in weight. and I'll tell the world it's
the medicine for me- was the en-
phatic statement made recently By
Harry f. Boyd. we'll known postal
clark. residing at 5000 3Sth Ave.
Sc:,stn. Minneapolis, MINI.
seven years ] suffered terribly
from rileumatism and badly disord-
erfd ste mach and Kidneys. The mus
clas OF my arms n shoulders hurt
marty all the time. and my back and
hips also. panied ME continually. I
couldn't stoop e without just suf-
fering agony, and often for days at a
time / was so dizzy I could hardly stay
on my feet. My stomach was so weak
had to live on a special diet, and
after each meal / suffered terribly.
Most OF my nights L was SO bloated up
with gas and my stomach hurt SO bad
J. could scarcely sleep.
9eyFell, just as Twas about to give
uli, safteraeverything l had tried failed
ttaSdu meSsany gooq, l happened to get
hold Of Tanlac. grd it certainly has
made a new man Of me. All my
fInublea are in the past, and'I mean
. say by hat l haven't an ache or
main of any kind. J. consider myself
lucky to be feeling SO fine after suf-
ferins SO long. and I'm glad Il say a
b word for Tanlac. for / am sure
It aygiN help who ever tries it,"
s,Ianlnc Is sold in Grand Forks by
N dids Drug Store. and by the leading
drlIEgtsts IN every town. BY E. K.
Larkaard. sMhynot. r. r. D.. Reynolds.
,arids Orr Me- Co. Orr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
Cary, Famous
Spud Market Plunger,
Is Again In Trouble

GAINESVILLE. Mimi. Jan. 6.-Francis
=. Cary whose financial episodes in
Clay county several years ago
brought him into district and federal
courts in connection with the failure
of the Barnesville National bank
here. through his spectacular plunges
into the potato lr.arket which slump
ed, is facing trouble again in Mime
apo!is, after recently being disbarred
from practicing law in that state for
cheating northern Minnesota fire suf-
ferers out Of their claims.
This time Cary is defendant in a
suit filed against him and his part
ner, George A. Lewis, and Charles G..
Laybourn, former partner, how de-
ceased. by William Friedman.
Charges of alterations Of. a deed
given to secure outlay for costs in an
appeal of the case to the Minnesota
supreme court a year ago are made.
Upon the conviction Of Friedman,
Mrs. Friedman was. advised by Fried
mans: counsel, Cary & Iaybourn.
that an appeal to the supreme court
would necessitate a heavy cost, it is
alleged. A deed which she and her
husband signed to secure the cost of
appeal was later altered > by Cary,
Mrs. Friedman claims. Cary is
charged. with erasing the nam Of
William Friedman ana Anna Fried
man and substituting the Mares of
George A. Lewis and Of changing the
consideration Of 81 and Other good
and valuable considerations" to ST.
900.
Mrs. Friedman alleges that the az
terations constitute a forgery and
asks the court to decree them as
such. She also asks that the defend
ants be enjoined from attempting to
foreclose the instrument al a mort
gage and that be declared void.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
Returns From the corn orop.

.H ~
The average value per acre OF the
corn crop in North Dakota is ST BE,
acre. The wheat crop tis not thtl
much. On our Demonstration Farm,
our average return from corn for. six
years when fed to stock Is above $25
per acre. for the crop alone. The
for small grain must be given CON.
~sideration, and In addition IT. makes
possible the return Of barnyard ma
Our rotation Of crops is corn, small
grains and alfalfa or sweet clover.
For three. years before this rotation
became effective, our yield Of wheat
averaged II liz bushels per acre.
For three years after the rotation. had
gone round. our average was 80 BUSH
els per acre. This land was all ma
nured : before planting to corn. It
would have been Impossible to have
improved this yield to this extent
without eorn for cleaning the land,
and as feed for stock.
We have husked out of the field
and weighed over 40 bushels per acre
Of mature dry corn A part of this
orn ground, cob and all and sold at
$2.25 per hundred, a return Of better
than $50 per acre (ts1s).
Feed the corn Crop.
We plan to feed all the corn to
stool on the. farm. and get better re-
suits by feeding it as silage. Good
bundle corn fodder is a feed for all
kinds Of stock that Is hard to beat,
but cannot be fed 30 conveniently nor
economically as sila8e. The silo will
Aos,hlA Tho rot,,- fvn~ tia oonn opon
Hogging on Corn and Barley.
We provide alfalfa and barley pas
ture for hogs, and seed two acres Of
beardless barley for every 10 sows
and pigs. This barley is hard by
July 5th. The hogs are then turned
into it and they need no further grain
feed. Early Flint corn. North Dakota
Flint or Gehu. will be ready to turn
or sweet clover may be seeded with
barley and will make excellent late
pasture. The number of acres Of
corn needed will depend onthe season
and yield. We planted one acre to
10 pigs. We saw hogs do bet
ter, and they did all the harvesting,
threshtng, grinding and feeding, and
saved US all this labor and expense.
Ventilated Obrn Crib Solves Problem
OF Storing Corn Crop.
The saving of any considerable
amount Of ear corn. such as may be
gathered from the stacks or shredded
from fodder is often a problem. There
is usually sufficient moisture in the
corn to spoil it If put in bins or large
cribs. Shredded fodder is as valua-
BILE as hay for wintering horses, and
the a corn is desirable for feeding
hogs and other stock. 1t has been
observed that air will penetrate ear
Orr for abou two feet sufficiently to
dry it out, hence if ventilation can. be
arranged to provide air within this
distance Of all the corn, it will not
spoil. While the crib must admit Of
ventilation, it should also be arrang-
ed so as to be closed up to prevent
snow from drifting into the corn. :
To provide against snow or rain
blowing into the corn. shiplap is used
on the outside of the studding. About
one-third of each side is hinged in
two doors, which may be lifted for
-r. .a'