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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

Highly standardized poultry free
from Disqualification IL entirely
possible" aB'rrtb T. r. Fox. assist.
nnt professor Of poultry huubnndry
at the Oregon Agricultural college.
"Thc class o. birds rcccatly shown
at the Pacific International 1.-Two,
stock exposition in Portland clearly
demonstrated that good production
and good appearance can ba had IN
the nimu Individual
"Onc breeder has said that he f.
afraid to use trap nests, II takes q
lot ~ determination to Gull out or
market au individual which has
rool aHroury or pedigree back of
u. but which clearly shows itself 10
be- bird dcr'Hofly lacking IN vi.
ryr md vitality Too many breed.
inE pens nf" made up from trap
nest records aud pedlgrcos without
actually seeing tho birds themselves
whether they are ~ 10 produce
the coming generation"
Promisruous wrapping" Of roost.
crs s. poor way 10 get male birds
for another year. IN tho opinion ~
Professor Fox. Aa effort should be-
made to breed up the flock by Sc
curing malo1 that mock we'll with the
blood lIncs already In the flock. New
blood may BE- introduced into tho
flock more quickly by buying n male
bird than female as larger num-
her Of offsprings bearing the new
blood can be Introduced the firEt
year. The oregon experiment sta.
tion usually mates 90 lcghcrns Win
each rooster and from l2 20 - fc-
males Of tho heavier breeds,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
MORE SERVICE PER
DOLLAR TO BE PLAN
OF CITY MANAGERS

LAWRENCE. Mans. Dec. 2s.--
Greater development OF the city man.
ag.r fern OF government. which its
advocates point out. ccntraliEes mu.
nlcipnl responsibility and gives the
citizens more service per tax-doi.
lar viii be the object of the ma.
tlunal city managcrs' association.
which recently chose the University
OF Kansas as It's national hcadquart-
crB. A monthly magazine devoted
70 ctficlcat city administration will
be- one OF the methods used to fur.
thor this idea In government. states
John G. stutz. secretary Of the as.
sociation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice Ia hereby given that ht
the ranch of T.. 4. Shulmire about
seven miles south OF klamath Falls.
Oregon. on January G. 1899, at $3.50
o'clock p. NJ. l. the undersigned.
Sheriff OF Klamath County. Oregon
Will sell q; public suction 10 the
highest bidder for cash In hand the
following personal property. to-wii !:
Jersey Cows.
Red Durham Cow.
2 Holstein Cows.
Grey GeldiEg. aged years.
Sorrol Filly. aged 4 years.
| BAY Geldlng aged 3 years.
! BLACK Gelding aged years.
nay Gelding aged I years.
BAY Marc. aged 9 years.
This sale is held pursuant 10 law
relating TO the foreclosure OF liens
upon personal property for labor and
feed eN9clied. and in this lien
Charles Shulmire Is claimant and T..
\. Shulmire Is defendant. and said
foreclosure and sale are had for the
purpose OF satisfying claimants Hen
ig thS sum OF S655.O0 together with
the costs OF sale.
Dated: DecCmbcr goth, 1922.
l.. l.. Low,
Sheriff OF Klamath County. Oregol.
by BURT T.. HAWKINS,
ID sl,2S Deputy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
s. +. BASEBALL CLUB
GETS FIRST HONORS
IN ALL. DEPARTMENTS

.NH FRANCISCO. Doe gs..
rrr' place nuHnn u rrtug every
department Boo uar.balI wDrr v0u hs
tHu champion san Fnnaa,o club uf
trr Pacific rurat haHruuIl Irlrap
durl.r tho 1899 .rasDn. a.rordinr
p. thn official ayyragcf m0dc public
hero today ng rrcrlirnt " n Ne.
ruuby
urBiaH lu1HHH thn lorrnr %. rhp
,lu., ur uH rra 1J. che SHlls led Iu
,Iub Hfuur with a mrra ot .ggN
and ur1 VltH v,rnpr hi .gcl in olnh
uulins Pour Ban EDurHru
m.l,ra v-rc 6molB the ap a'urr"rB
who bIt 900 or moro
Although tho club lod 40 many
branches. tar Sulf IlEr n.tlorH.
raul strand mN Nnaarnr nirN
lrair Arar a, inr TOP uf lro ruIua
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

column. with percentages Of asa
aud 500 respectively. nUd q Vernon
pitcher i1cHr Moy. iai With d mark
nr 700 for 90 ramra won and .
loot
Strand mnIo ESQ hIta during
ihr rnnrm breaking . record for
season hIfuur that hal been held
hy jay klrku % Ihc LouiHyillc club
rrr" 1890 when hr made 2S2 safe
blurl.s.
Several ~ the players VINO 70 up
t1 the mblorb next year were above
thr 900 mark in hitting. Sa'o Hale
ul rortla4d, who goes 10 the Philn.
d,lpNp AmcrlonaB. hit into third
place with q mark " ass. Willie
Eamm, San Francisco. whose sale
10 tho ChineEo White Soy for si0O,.
600 6ct record FOR high player
prIrrs led hl1 club With pn aver.
axe pi SAG. wLilo nat far behind
r1ua h.H toammato. Jimmy 'ConHcll,
who reports O. the Ecw York Ginnt1
Iu thr gpr.nF,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
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] ;!.f!5.:! ) 3 [, { : .:!1
%. A. q. Exp. Stn'I0n)
Condiments had for Poultry

Seasoning poultry mash occasion
ally with pnlt. ~ for table use, viii
nntisry tho craving for salt Come
poullrymon prefer 10 dIasolyo the
salt md uso the solution for mix
Ink tho mash, NJ there n some dan
ger ~ poisoning the birds by feed
Ing lumDy salt Condiments such aB
ginseng, Eingor, capslcum or red
pepper, and mustard are not recon.
mondcd for general use. Good whole.
Tomc food and proper management
viii briug the birds into laying In
better condition than prepared dopea
or tOnicg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
FIGHT SUGGESTIVE MUSIC

NEW YORK. nee. 2S.-- Forma'
ton OF society to protest suggcs-
tive song and dance music. With
the coop ration Of prominent or
0hestra leaders In New York hotels
aud restaurants, has been started
by Louis II. Chalif dancing In
structor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

BABY CHiX 8. e. white Leghorns.
from heavy layers Model Poul-
Try farm. ". &. Smith, Prop. Corn
Ing. Calf ID iS-J 2O'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

Salon l9s2 building operations
total ti.SOO.oco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
MnIrE LEGmnnN CnlcKs

Barron Tancrcd strain. Five years
Of hOgnnizlng and culllng. proper
mating and care. directed by expert
once and diligence, have produced a
large and vigorous stock Of excellent
layers. our chicks are from our Own
flock exclusively and will satisfy
3l2.50 per 100. Safe arrival 90 full
count ~ live, sound chicks Euaran-
tcrd. Early orders insure prompt
delivery. haywood Poultry Farm,
Corning. Calf IStf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

TRIANGLE CAFE-Tho place 10 get
good eats opES ALL NIGHT. 633
Main Street. Phone 62i. 1itf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

FOR RENT--FurnIfhed apartment.
Lyle Apis, 9Th and high SITS. 5tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
CHICKENs AND TURKEYs

Dressed and live chickens aud
at Farmers Exchange a.
Spot Cash Basket Grocery. S22
Klamath Ave. Saturday, Dec. 80. z,
l..I- ----.- l- 2s,2a' g
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28
EV E N NC HE r AID
wv A N 7 A D S

ron SALE First crop alfalfa hay.
Inquire Schubert. 22-2gs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

DREsSMAKISG Your home or
mine. Call mornings. SatlBfac-
tion guaranteed Phone 37G. Apt Z.
Helms Apis. 2l-2Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

WANTED--B Boardcrg and roomcrs.
50 per week. table board 81 per
day. meals loc. Christmas dinner
soc. GIG Pine 81, Chas Doris.
$3.50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

STRANED 49,. Bay Filly branded
Lazy II. P.' on left shoulder. % on
left stiflc. Finder please notify H..
Douglas Whitoline. 2l-3Os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-28

GOOD SLEEPING Room. ii5i Pine.
One block from white rcllcsh
Hotel. 2G-z-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
FARM BUILDINGS NEED CARE
Coed Paint VIII lsnqthsr vesrs n
frame ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,,.'' 49, 10 Essshtfsf.

Farmers have for ycsrs wrestied
~i;h snd solved more NJ LEES sstIs-
fact8riiy the various feed problems
prvsen'ed by their occupation Thsy
have had 20 deal with the question:
~ The balanced ration in hog feed.
dairy cow feed. horse feed. chicken
fcs-i and even plant food
And nos srp~ars on the farmers
turtvgu srisnf'u who tells him thst
even bis buildings must ss nour.shed i.
that q house. harm. o. oathyllting
that IA kept painted With good psint
still las, ssees q hsodssd years, where
as an implanted ene will fail 10 pieces
IN ter years that neglected. build.
ing dies ias, ~ surety - = harxs ~
COW 'ha, has nothing to eat
TIE argument Is logical fren .
scientific standpoint. and II besoovss
farmers 70 attend 10 the prop<r nspr.
ishnent ri their hulldinra. for ws all
lnc~ that the COS, ~ r~bnii6sng and
Of r~pslrs In almos, prohibltlvs new
sdsyaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

easy Forgive failure when such
means ~ nne fur are in the hands
Of designers,
In the gracious and luxurious coat
pictured here there 10 nothing 10 criu-
clHe. II Ia mada Of Persian lamb With
niarten eolls. and CUTS and reveals
original but conservative designing.
Appropris,ing those features Of tie
mode that distinguish Il from coats Of
other seasons. Il develops an uneven
hem lima. with points at the sides, and
Introduces . new diagonal front open
Ing IN which one side crosses over the
other below tho collar The sleey~s
are regulation large and naring To-
ward the wrists, tinished with martsn
fur like the collar It's lines are long
aud slender and It's ample collar snft
and unusually becoming Hahy carucul
and hruadtail are turs that arw supple
enough 10 lend themselves easily 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

the making Of mcdish wraps. These IN
Guide hlousei models and box coats
a. we'll ~ capes Among the last are
cloth eape~ lined with fur, ths' ss-'n
even more luxurioasly warm and ceHy
than Cur cus,s lined with silk.
Bof oau o. fur are very STUART and
usually they adopt tive wide, straight.
ups;andtss collsr that looks 40 II II
could sarlity one against any degree
81 cald between vc,umlnous fur COZ
lars and sh.!tertng hats the fss~ 10
nearly covered With hwrrsew6s
sSx,oN wtntry hsasts, and eyes issc&
eatentetly 90, ggcn a xnow-cover~d
world
Goats srt wrsrs OF firNtshytcs ars
no. far ssht2t ,hese " natural far~ in
richAess and warmth, In tursetliy
they have the advantage natAtng 10
rner~ tsstinS rhey are msds On tho
e~ me lines - Wraps II natural far and
suplox real rurs FOR voiurplnoUs cos.
lars aud cr5s
psxd@rns coroeetx haad~aux and
g.rssnas MADE 20 ers-Nie the heads
81 beauty Arv nil IN the 1nnirS ~,
the coming winter ssealnS Ss.ctie>--
with h&nds~rx an1 gsrlaa~is far IN tho
iesd
II 10 a rnid aud silver se@%cr ard n
fssiows a. the ntgAt the DAY Tat sss1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
STYLE IN FUR GARMENTS;
FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS

dresses wii 10 rich and SPARKLING
however sampla Tney begin with bss-
asaax that are msseiy wire weana
with geld W silver tissue and crra-
u,ensssi With small metallic sewers o.
fruits ~ intervals. or aatosned with
tifsle. npe uaIllnesy asxsrs. Very EAs'
'o~ rssbons with rsetRisic edges and
metallic ribbons fasSlen some u tAs
aowsrs and make pretty rosettea
The mos popular vi basdeaux %
rariansis just aow appear 10 be those
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
LIVE CHICKENS FOR MARKET
Fowl, VIII OTTER Net Shippers ~
Mach ~ Wher presaee--Sisstsd
C-ssss Ars 6sst

rsul,ry 81 all kinds can be shipped
sllv, and viii often net the shIrp~r as
w1ctF ss1shsu cir~ss~d. ssss' ts~ $nted
States Department ~ Agriculture.
For shipping 1--we poultry 10 market
ver constructed. Stated crates are
desirable. ~ these crates provide far
Ventilation. ce@rcrcvdiag ls TO he
avolstea. ard II lar-e crates are us~d
they should have partitions 10 prevent
the birds from being ,hTcwa together
a. one end when the crate 10 tipTs<d Ia
hnpeliing II possible ship only zoe
var city To q cocp or In one division Of
4 ccog,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

srv~s.,EsA % ,hs vsis.s States n~s@Ess~ss
81 Axrse11asssl
North, South. k1st, West. autaaa 10
sest 10 begin neat years kems segc-
table garden. Mature IN never idl@
svea when ,hs ground u lard aad
fru1ea. and our efforts sheaid be d.
r~ctea to aiding asturHr pea TIE
greatest xcs,d can n hrssaed ny
improving the soil and preparing u
for growing bumper erops Of potatoes.
cabbage. tomatoes. b<ans. esets and
ether vegetables nsKt season~ says the
United States Department u AgEtsal-
ture.
crep 70 Improve Sell.
Most Of eur gardeh crops have ma
iured and been cleaned on the land In
many parts OF the country IL 10 too
late to plant anything On tai. vacant
land, exevp, rye. barley OF sone ether
crop TO improve tho soil. Some Of
the mos, successful gardeners follow
the practice OF sowing rye cn every
fess Of ssrSi~~ seti ttxt eevessses s*s's'
able. The rcots 81 the re spread
through the soil and pick up every
eAoiee BIT Of plant fced they can hnd
Next spring when the ground is spad"d
% plowed these same roots form net
work Of neroas material which quick
~ decays and forms n"~ plan, f"od
fog ths Ssr.ea crops ~ s~ss aESa's
i,ont let II get more than two or three
inches high next spring before !, Ia
turned under Other crops vii give
the same results. but rye ID ose OF
the most practical
Frost srssks W Heavy Sofia
spading or blowing clay soils In The
autumn and leaving them lying In
rough state ever winter 10 also q gcot
practice. Heavy soils are broken aE
by the action Of frost, but care should
BE- taken that they DO not wash away
Sandy aud all light soils are liable Il
wash or blow away during the vln'e'
II len. loose and exposed and for .thl'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
COST or KEEPING UP ROADS


TIE cost ~ keeping az American
rrsss ans hallssnx new ones hast year
was 81 Tor every MAN ~esnsn and
ca'i4 after d~tucttnx r-oaey srvvs
ssie hrvrse f~*s SO reports the ma
iioasl automobile ehsntssr Of casr-
mere
II Is equivalent 10 q r~sls and .
tsr-h tay FRI ~acA Of Us To saw
thst -racA Few n 10 worid srrr~Sees
even the street In frcni AZ thssr Aegs@
Roaa, are sscrt the Trssi~st hsws
tns ss saslllaAiisx, also tks cheacsN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
HOGS WILL EAT ALFALFA HAY


Hcgs will eat . limited srsewnt ~ a.
fslfs hay AFTER h~roraine U@e~t 10 II,
s~fsrxl state agricultural erpesiDent
stations have sesse,' tbs cas To a..
raoss svery cHse TIRE addition Of slfaifa
h. grain r@tsc1 r~1ac~d ;he cn~t n
rmins and Improved the condstien Of
the hera AZ nos rtsttoa the e~~s ~
ricn feEnd fer fstsssIng haxs wss
ccrr and alfalfa In tho ratio af nine
to cn. Alfxifs IL ~ idss; feed fes
brood sews, and there N lsss ,rouhjs
vita bog Diseases vssa Il u III "
sraliJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03


ads n small velvet or metal leaves
that call 60 mind the Laurel wreath
vMve, leaves, In orchid. emerald.
brown and yellow tcnea have their
edges outlined with gold or silver paint
usually. and the fsvcrit~~ are ross
foliage and little Ivy leaves. Small
heads II wheat. in the same colortns
and mstaiiIed. are lntsrspersed with
,he LEA wee occasionally, suggesting that
they are for q .hsircd wesrerA
Emerald green or black velvet ribbon.
twisted and finished with . small
rsette, bow or ornament. looks partlc.
alarly well In gray or white hair and
brilliant ornaments Of onyx and rhine
stones ar~ wonderfully well placed
against nuch q charmlng background
The popular garland of leaves pie
tur~i employs blue and silver tissue
pasted 10 a crinoline foundation foo
the leaves and silver paint for the out
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
Get yeur Career Pct ~ Condition
rhsra So That You viii RsaiSs
Crop Like The Nest Year,

reason should be bept covered esther
with y grrsn crop or BY heavy cnat
Ing % manure,
Nothing beats good stable manure
fer .Rprnyiag the Sall ~ garvfrn
Manure Is good 10 pillow under 10 the
autumn and /; Is grcd as top dress
Ing. assr s... ssil aftsr, plasiag,. Ma
nurr prevents the washing snd adds
fertility. A. aeon a. the crrf.s are
OF. pow The ground and give II =
heavy Goa, " manure, The remnants
can be turned under in the spring
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

EuR garueBtA and particularly fur
i coail require much dlscrtmiratioS
on the par, Of their makers who mast
ere 10 IL that TIC desigu IA 10 ksesaaE
With the character Of the fur uscd-
fine furs mean patrsc4an wraps
certain rrurnthi Ia dssxfa real artist
ny In following the mandates cf fAsa'
loo. suinptaous garments that bsspesk
refinement. All these things must be
kept In mind or the garment wtii fall
short OF perfect, success and II u not
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

iinr about ,aslr s.ixea The leaves are
attached 10 a narrow rtbtou and the
ends Of the garland are booked 90
Otherwise fastened together at tho
back
Nred lace. spAngi~i with pearls
and rh.nessones and tetn~d TO . jew,
eled eaat. furnish the most elaborate
Of eaddreasss few evening and ,ns
metallic cloths inspire aiany drar~i
turhans Which appear to he wound
about the head In addition to all
these c>acat,s In many shas4s and culors
81 with mock t~wels will add TO the
spsrkls and glitter Of tho dr~~sy Golf.
farv.
Speaking Of coifrurca, ,here 10 whole
n<w Cock Of then ard they are gr~a,ly
varied In many Of them the hair. in
hrasds ~ straniA n wrapped about the
bead In aear,y oil Il 10 lcc~~sy waved
Al least 10 per cent ~vesl high hair
t.rvss with pa1ss and cu-ss sPsrtEgsy
used. and there 10 also IN lrrerTesa-
tsan cs the early v~cesssp' style with
hair parted In the middle ard broaSht
down over TIE cara
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

l. 0osd brood sows should al
Ways have a balanced rstign, suf'
Accent exercise. and Z good bed.
q Narrowing rslla no. matter
~ Whist material they are nads.
viii be worth their c,st.
4 Many Of the pigs are far
row~d betwe~u midnight and
dawn, and II pays to ae ,here
4 A Epod DRY bed changed
eftsn. makes w for q lot % 9th
ef imp~f~ctiona Plan to have
q supply Of dry b~dding HANDY
Of sn times.
8, GcHtrsry 10 popular belief.
hogs cannot thrive In alta.
Ayc,d manure pllvs. dusty ssaliA
and s,agpant pools Probably
nor~ trouble with pigs starts
With suclliag q SOW that has
been lying In stAxnani mud
hole than from any other cause.
unless II he dusty pens
q Plenty of clean water
should is handy a. all times. for
the pig drinks often II he has
the chanee
:. Plan 10 have clover, sIyalfs,
rape, rye af soy beans y, ell
lin,es oa. the farm ..spt. ,cissApsa.
The cost of prcduc,lon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

E-zingscn. Ky.--'i hsvc ussd n.
fsews's fsvossss Prsssnptson ard HE
Goidsn Medical Discovery In my
family ios ysAss, end ! eAnnos rpcom-
msnd them tos highly. punne Ne
period OF middle hls the Prescription
ard tiss' DSssovtsy we're 3 vosderfui
hslp 70 ma, No woman should wy
70 do without them II that ams, 50
Ar. Mamie Kslssy, 7si jackson b.
Year hsAith h puoss tmpersAns 10
you. lee sasiiy Improved. II yoa
sufiss from heaa flashes. dissinras, %
any OF The sympsoms commoa IA
women n the critical period In life.
tnm ast your near~ss drueEi~s tor this
Prescription Of Dv. Pisscs's, In sAhiss
a. hqaid form. Hsnd 10 o~as1 70
Dv. Pssscs's Invsiids uo>sl, buffalo,
NY, u yoa wish tsih PKG, and wrt&o
tor trss. conndsniaAi medical sdvioa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

wool breed. and the REuhcuiliss- .
nEe-wecl breed As rsnge sheep
1, has been Developed st the gwen.
cni sheep experiment s,s'soa ii
Dubois. Idaho, aud has not been thor
sasaiy rested essasf farm condition.
Experiments Of the department show
that the Columbia prolnis,s TO be enc
OF the most profitable cross bred types
yet developed for range purposes and
Ia found 10 bs especially adaptable IL
ranges where feed II sufscientiy asua'
dan, 20 produce lambs ready fes
slaughter ., weaving time.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
SHE DYED 4 SWEATER.
SKIRT AND cHlLDfs COAT
WITH DIAMOND DYES"

E.sA psskass Il 'TAsmesA Dye ess-
sAls1 Ass~esiens - san@ss sas wssaAa sAs
4ys 90 tlst kes verA. shAheg @fe@sss'
sAtr<A vAlsss eossA. ss~cAshsA swss'sx~
ssvsssnsA Asrsxsss. AAnssrg. .v~Fythsns.
sss~ III sAs Ass axvsw Ased hsfeFs har
-nAnsHA pyss~-ee stAss. tsAa-tssa
pwtsss kss~s ayeans b sas~ esessss ns.'
nssA ny~s xss yassssissA Aes 70 asct,
tslk. ssrs.k. az Fxa, Tel yvas aressss
wA<sAse he raassrss, yes wssA - f'e y
wei o. silk, a. ~A~sAss u 70 hasA sssseA
a. ssiEsd sesAs --A4swstsse7Ate,-
-
We are not all 80 c0ncestcd ~ car
s@haysow would Indicate
-
TIE use M sofs coal viii make tsun'
dry wcFk heavier this winter. He'd
Cross Rail hias wili help 10 remove
shst xrsmy ieok. At oil grecef~--Aa"
vsrtts<nseaL
s~-~--@.-.--~s-.--~ss.s-~-~~-s--s
silence 10 a. great an arr ~ speech
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

Tnuen ptmples res.nes* reashn~ss
ar itching, II any. with Catscurs cias.
rnsnt then ha,ns with Ca,seurs Soap
and hot water, Rtnsa dry sens'y aud
aus, On a little Catscu-s Talcum TO
,esv. 4 fascinating fragrance On sk.n-
rv.rxxhsr, Sc sAch---Advsrtisen<as.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
COLUMBIA SHEEP ARE
GAINING MUCH FAVOR
Found to Do Quits Profitable IL
Wool and Lambs


t5svpspsA w 90. tsssx<s eRssss p&sksesees
~ ASasssss&se{
Ever xsass Eszttaa ane t&nne o.
tHAast q yermaa~ai place IN the Amers
lraA aAet. she~pmsa st the ~c<ssn
raaxs STATES have eesa ss=r~Aisx fer
the typo II sAe~p that win h~x 60
sass them 10 psert by the abrasive
prices paid nsr lamhs wasAs=s sacrs
acsng sheas torsasr sssias~ at grswiAs
w1ol.
The Caiusnela sheep ~hten 10 ssw
type dsvelaped By the Gated States
Department Of Agriculture. seems 70
meet tAis demand II Vas founded -
= croas between The LacOiA. . cearn~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

Even sick child loves the frulty~
taste u tCalItorniA zig syrup" II the
aittis tongue Ia coated. or II your child
q iist!ess, cross, favsrish. full OF cold.
or has collie. give . tsaspoonful 10
cleanse the liver and bowels Ia few
hours yoa can see for yourself how
thoroughly II works sil the cons,ipa'
ton poison. sour bile and waste out OF
the bowels, and you ha,a q well play.
full child again.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Fig syrup" handy. They know a tea.
spoonful today saves d sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for gepains
California Fts syrup" which has d.
rsctions for babies and children Of all
ages printed On bottle. Motherl You
must say "CallfofnIs" or you may get
an Imitation III syrup. Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03
IMPROVING SOIL
FOR VEGETABLES
Preparations Should Begin IN
Autumn Tor Bumper Crops Of
Potatoes, Cabbage. Etc.
MANY GARDENERS FAVOR RYE

assss spread css ard vsek Va Every
chssss Dc Of sssat Fsss rnu
Can FiAe--0seA ssseis ma
nuss cAns1t De DsstssL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

Draws a Crowd.
"Whst's the riot call forT
oh a girl WAS seen On the stre<s
wearing a sleeve
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-03

silence 10 a. great an arr ss speech
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

MINI CITIZENS had nicd pctions
commission
three ~ ia" election of Apri ih.
Nt'ul U tie qualification
Albuquerque thr
commissioners nngiin
fiis 'un'iction l. founded the following facts
Win their
hrogi tis 'iis cln' financial siaiiun ihc> have
established iuir
high efficiency all
Thcs system
ru-cstnhli-t the a
ort'rSd muniCipalitice In the nation
They conducted u
Of hr city future The, Uado markcd
tuiflhug thp- have laid
careful detail within
III
a minimum 81 tho ,eopic
-
outlay si5Oo00 public
wiz
will Aihugu
the
responsibility iHfsints Iif
They successful ia tl, uiu't hnnc thc1
depended dris'rniiun
selfish
the whole community The, haze proved thi- by long
@
II Is moi 10 cunrarr 10 uac n
cision this We lic-p aii
wcll AihuIut
of honorable
~
q 70.
hinlssiac hbuqucrlue that kinf
turned To the commission we know that wc viii SCI H.