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d
was given recently for the Rey.
and Mrs. Oscar F. Nease, whose
marriage was q recent event. A
substantial donation Of fancy aud
staple groceries filled the larder o.
the parsonage.
From. Charleston
Former Gov. g. W. Atkins 81
Charleston was the guest Of his
sister In law, Mrs. Flora z, Horl
| nor, the first Of INC week. Mr..
Atkinson was on his way to Fair.
mont to attend Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Dinner Party
Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs. D.
E. Nay were at shinnston Friday
to attend djanes party given al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. O..
Richardson In honor Of the birth.
day anniversary Of their daughter
Mrs. Vance Hornor Of Lumber:
port. Other guests present were
Mrs. v. a. selby OF Salem Mrs.
W. R. Long Of Clarksbnrg, Mrs
Minter Law OF Zeisfng, Mrs. Wal.
ter Moore Of Lumberport, Mrs.
Homer Ice and Mrs. A. NJ. Martin
OF Enterprise, Mrs. William War
field. Mrs. Frank Book and Mrs
E. v. Richardson Of shinnstons
The dinner was a MONDAY affair
:. Personals
Mrs, Ida Saunders was the cues.
of relatives at Zeising yesterday
Mrs. James MeInure has been
Spending a part OF this week a.
Gypsy assisting In the care Of her
little granddaughter a child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Towels, who
Is Ill with typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ice OF Nor.
gantown were weekend guests Al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Ice OF East Enterprise.
Church Notes
The following services Will be
/ held in the NJ. E. South Church
tomorrow: Sunday school at 10 a
m. Dr.. R. B. Nutter. superin-
tendcnt; Epworth League at 6:4l
p. m. Mrs. L. o. McIntire presi-
dent; public worship and preach
ing service at 1880 p. M; sermon
by the regular pastor. the Rev. j.
B. Yoke. The Rev. Mr.. Yoke viii
preach at Monongah at II a. m 4.
Sunday. his subject being Living
Life"
Social and Supper
There will be a social and sup
per given at Bingamon Junction
School this evening at 1880 o'clock.
A program will be given and ice
cream, cake. pie and home ma
candy will be on sale during the
evening. The proceeds will be
used for school purposes.
Revival Services
Revival services have been hell
| .
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ROME, Nov. 1S.-(By the Asso.
ciated Press.) = BenIto MussolinI
starts his career as Italian premier
backed by a strong vote OF conf
dence from Parliament. Tho Fas,
cisti government was upheld, 306
to LIE. atter a stormy season OF
the chamber yesterday in which
the Socialists and othor minority
groups Jbroke their sullen silence
and shouted invectives at the gov.
eminent benches.
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'SHEIK SHANDWILL
SPEAK TOMORROW
Camel Driver viii Preach al
BasnettsyiIle Church
Sunday Morning.

FAlRVlEW, NOV. 10. - Shetk
Shand, better known as the camel
driver OF India" or under his chris.
tan name as A. Osborne, will ap.
pear in native costume in the 81.
Johns NJ. E. Church at Basnette.
Vile, near Fa.rview, tomorroT
morning, where he will deliver an
address 10 the members Of that
CONGREGATION on the subject "Mis.
sionary Extension" tits said that
he is one Of the most picturesque
figures appearing in the American
pulpit today. He was born In In.
Ola, near the Bastor iuugles, bet.
ter known as the "tiger jungles."
The sheik gave an Interesting
address last Sunday In the First
M. E. Church where no made a
favorable impression. Mr.. Osborne
is making his second tour OF Amer.
lea.
Give Program.
Tho Ciceronian Literary Society
OF the local high school gave a
public program In the school audi.
forum yesterday afternoon which
was we'll attended. A short pro.
gram was rendered consisting o;
the song, America; reading, Lille
Mae Toothman: impeBonation, Lii.
lie A. Toothman; piano solo. Miss
Eta Rhodes: reading by Marion
Golden and Harold Freeland and
the song, 1.-THE Levee" by the mem.
bers OF the society. President
Horace Michael appointed Lille
Mae Toothman, Leila Boore and
Lille Alice Toothman as a com.
mittee OF three to meet with the
Shakespearean committee consist.
ing OF the Misses Opal Dodd, Mary
Weaver and Mildred Mason to a :.
range plans for selecting contest.
ants to represent the school In the
district literary meet to be held at
FaiImont later in the year where
the final selections will be made for
the state meet at Morgantown in
April.
Taffy.PulIins.
The Ladies' Bible Glass OF the
First NJ. E. Church will give a tat.
ty.pulling contest in the church
basement this evening beginning at
1880 o'clock, The eocIal will be
open to the public for the small
admission OF 10 cents each. The
necessary materials for staging the
contest will be furnished the guests
by the members of the class.
"lnside the Cup"
The high school moving plctule e
management has announced that
the next show to be given In the
high school auditorium will be next
Thursday night, when the Para.
mount production, "Inside the
Cup" will be shown for the frat
time 10 local moving picture fans.
The screen production, which is
, based upon Winston Churchill's
novel Of the same name. is said to
be one Of the best silent dramas 10
be shown locally.
Personals.
Arthur Ammoas and Paul Mich.
ael we're transacting business in
Fairmont yesterday evening.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Del
Re. a baby girl. Thursday evening
Both mother and baby are doing
nicely. Dr.. K. Y. SwIsher was the
attending physician.
Abe Wilson. who has been sui.
fering for several weeks with an
attack OF typhoid fever, is recover.
ing rapidly and will soon be able
to enter school. Abe Is very Cd.
timistic OF his early recovery and
has high ambitions for a success
full basketball season
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
! PLANNED TOMORROW

A musical program by the com.
munity choir will feature the
Afternoon service Of the Mount
Zion Baptist Church to be held
at 3 o'clock tomorrow. The pro-
gram will be opened by the sing
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for tie past several days II the
local Free II. 3 Church. Tbs
services have been well. attended,
with the Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald Of
'Fairmont IN charge. The meetings
win close with the Sunday eysu-
ing service.
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sATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Is, 1922

Harvard departing from custom.
for It's contest Immediately pre-.
ceeding - sss==ss IA Yale, was
ready to start against brown to
day with an eleven made up large.
ly OF regulars.
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Football Is 4 bit ditSfspt from
other sports in that It has . Very
limited behedule. TReretlFh,tha 4
cisions made on the held should ~
final.
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THE BEST MAN FOR THE
JOB? FIND HIM BY A WANT
AID.
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HARVARD CUSTOM CHANGED
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 49,
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Don't forget the Red crsssI
Get your dollar esadyl
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
CONTINUED from Last Sunday
CHAPTER xxxIII.

<<vv7HY-did you lie?"
M Fancy freed her arm
w slowly from the firm
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Brings This Genuine Spanish Leather Freside Rocke,

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the beautiful Velvet Hearth Rug. Use both for 80
days on Free Trial. Then, If not satisfied, send
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A Thirst Quencher.

.NNE of the best thirst-quench-
~ ers is a cup of hot tea. If a
cold drink is preferred. oatmeal
and water, favored with lemon
juice and sugar, is not easily sur
passed.
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For the Washing
TEASPOOl.FUL of

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"A in a tubful of clothes ready
for washing will tighten the work.
The same amount in each quart Of
boiled starch will improve the
gloss, and will also prevent the
irons from sticking.
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To Keep Spoons Bright

you can keep spoons and forks
I bright after washing them II
you allow them to stand for few
minutes in a jugful Of soapy water
to which little ammonia has been
added.
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rocker from wing to wing about 80 inche
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Full 9-Coil Spring
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A beautiful chail splendidly built In pleasing
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brown leather over a sturdy hardwood frame.
set on strong mahogany finish ru1ners. Seat
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The Washington times., 1922-11-26

Weekly. inc Ores, britain Rlrht Bss~v-d.
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A rocker like this-massive, durable
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her veiled eyes she flashed q look
at him and wrenched herself free.
"Oh," she said. under her breath
-"come away-come away"
With trembling hand she drew
him after her. As the door closed
upon them, Fancy drew long,
hard breath, and looked up.
"Billy-" she whispered, on a
sudden choking break Of tears
"Oh-Billy! Billy"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

sv. Cyrila a Metod6je obdrzel
prlpis Ciny, ably We SVEN Ca
sopise uverejnil vyzvu X mo-
dlitbe "a obraceni Cinanu CD.
Pristi cislo Apostolatu prinese
onu vyzvu. Zaiimavym pri
tom jest to, ze pisatelem ie mas
krajan Zeman. Jest lazaristou
pracuje jako missionar V CT
ne. Dostal Sc tam z Francie,
kde jeho rad ma sye streHste.
P. Zeman vzpomlna Ma sv. Ho-
styn. Je to zajlmavym; donna
name mnoho lidi, kteri nemaii
pilnejsi prace nez suct0vati $
Rimem, odpadati cd katolictvi
stvati proti nabozenstvi VII
bee. Y Cine mas kraian pracu-
ie ma Sireni nasi viry, Cimz dc
kaZuje, re mas narod ma mac
sene syny missionafe, kteri dc
byvaji slavy pri sireni sv. evar
CELIA. Jiste Sc najde mnoho lid
u mas, kteri Sc dali zapsati dc
armady modlitby ma obracen
Ciny. Gina ma 400 milionu oby
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-07

pohfbu I j. Y. Myslbeka pro-
mluvil u Slavina jmenem ces..
socharu prof. ]. Stursa, ktery 0
zvecnelem umelci mezi iinym
rekl: "Vy jste mas naucil pra-
covati, Vas nikdo neucil, jak
sam iste rikaval. VaSi skolou
byl Karluv most. VaSimi uciteli
Braun a Brokof." - K temto
imenum mistru, cd nichz Sc
sam Myslbek mel cemu uciti,
treba jen dodati (pise "Nasi-
nec") ze Braun Brokof zili
V dobe, kterou jisti panove "a
cali nedavno nazyvati "tem-
nem". Jak vSak re slov Sturso-
Ivych videti, ono temno strasi
vice nez V dejinach vlastne jen
We hlavach historiku, jako jsou
Herben a J. NJ. BartoS. LIE te-
dy spise mluviti o temne Her
benov6, BartoSove a Jiraskove.
- V temze liste cteme jest6
| iinou podarenou wee: nesmir-
starost - obraceni CinanG
ma krest' anstvi,. "Apostolat
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POMNIk AMERICKYM DO
EROVOLNfkUM.

Pariz, 5. cervence. So
char Jean Boucher zapocal pra
rovati ma pomniku americkym
dobrovolnikum, jenz bude W.
razem francouzske vd6cnosti
vGci Americanum, kteri vstou-
pill do francouzske armady
drive jeste nezli Amerika "a
sahla do valky. Pomnik po-
staven bude ma namesti "Place
des Etats Units. Naklad We
vysi 100000 franku kryt bude
vyhradne Francouzi. V6tsina
prispevka ma pomnik slozena
byla Cd ditek vojinu.
Otec serzanta Viktora Chap
mana, jenz byl prvnim ameri-
ckym doborovolnikem, jen5
padl V bitye jakozto Glen La.
fayettovy eskadrony, posla,
check ma 5000 franku, avSak
vybor mu no vratil omluvou
re jest pTanim francouzskehc
lidu, ably naklad uhrazen by
ien samotnymi Francouzi.
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Zahy dozrah. V "GablonZer-

Tagblattu" nell letos 30. kvet-
ma tento zaiimavy nemecky
inserat: "15-leti hosi, milujici
cestovani, 2 dobre rodiny, radi
by Sc seznamili lepsimi dlvka
mi "a dcelem spolecnych vyle-
td. Nabidky pod IN. "Touha po
cestovani do adm. t. l." Marine
neinserovali, nebot' mimo jine
doSla jich take tato odpoved':
"Velevazeni panove (dohroma
dy tricetiletD Ma vasi nabid-
ku, We ktere touzite po dam
skem doprovodu, doporucuji
Yam, abyste sc obratili ma
zdejsi Armada Spasy. Damam
Il nj zamestnanym nebude jiste
vadit, pridruzi-li Sc k jejich
detskym yychazkam dalsi diva
kluci ;"
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BONUS v DEVADESATI
DNECH.

Columbus, O., 6. cervence.-
On6ch $7,500,000 povolenych
snemem re vSeobecneho fondu
na doplaceni bonusu vojakum
Y Ohia, slouzivSim We sv6tov6
valce, bude pohotove V deva-
desati dnech, bylo dnes ozna-
memo. Dotycna predloha byla
totiz prijata bez pilne klausu-
lie a tudiz zakon vejde V plat
most We trech mesicich. Az pc
nize budou ziskany ze vseobec
neho fondu statniho, bude jich
pouziVano die potreby.
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kNIHY PUJCOVANY
POSTOU.

Columbus, O., 6. cervence
Bezplatne pujCovani knih po
Stou, jest nabidnuto statnim
knihovnikem w. Hirchbergen
vSem obyvatelum Ohia mi
stech, kde neni mistnich kniz.
nic. Veslo to Y oblibu a po.
ptavka pc knihach stale vzrGl.
sta. Cd toho, kdo knihy preje
81 dluziti, pouze Sc vyzaduje
ably podepsal prihlasovaci Ii
sick a hradil poStovni vylohy
Knihu mdze 81 podrzeti dvs
tydny.
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DYNAMITOVY ATTENTAT

Akron, O., 6. cervence. -
Domov Franka McGuire-a, po-
licejniho porucika, jenz ma
pod dozorem tax zvanou a
kronskou mravnostni cetu. by
poskozen dynamitem dnes ca
sne rano. Dvou dynamitovych
bomb, plnenych hrebiky, bylo
pouzito. Pi. McGuire-ova by
la lehce poranena, ostatni wy
vazli bez pohromy. Panuje
mineni, re jest to msta holm
karu, prot nimz policie zaca-
la razne zakrocovati.
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cTYRI ZRANENI IA AUTO
MORILOVYCH NEHOD.

Policii byly dnes hlaseny jen
4 osoby zran6ne "a automobi-
lovych nehod. Urazy jsou ve-
smes jen lehtiho razu. Mezi
mimi jest 38-lety krajan Jan
Rozkos, 1900 Leavitt CT, jenz
utrpel n6kolik odrenin, podob-
ne zranena Anna Joyceova, {
5013 Altman ave, 28lety Her.
bert Whitney z Wesleyville
Pa, a trilety William Moore
.12423 Iowa Ave.
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VELIKE SNfZENf CEN

spodniho prada, puncoch a
vybavniho zbozi pro pany, da-
my ditky najdete Ultra (v So
botu) V novem velkem krame
"U KOUDELU" MA BROAD
WAY a Champa Ave.
Muzske 75c spodni pradlo
po 39c kus; 98c athleticke spo-
dni obleky pc SEC; - 15c pla-
tene rukavice po 71ac par; -
98c vrchni modre kosile po
CSC; - zenske 25c ryhovane
kosile po 15c; = spodni oble-
ky celku, 75c druh po 45c;
$50 snerovacky po CSC a
mnoho jinych zvlastnich lacl.
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ZPRAVY Z CZECH.

z Pisku. We Ctvrtek dne 8.
cervna dlela V Pisku exkurse
ruskych studentu V poctu AT
muzu a A studentky. Ucastnici
vykonali prohlidku rolnicke
Skoly, lesnicke Skoly, tovarny
na tabak a statniho hrebcince.
Rustl agron0move zajimali Sc
nemalo 0 naSe odborna uceli-
ste a porovnavali vybaveni ma
Sich skol sc Skolami ma Rusi.
Vzpominali sv6ho uboheho do
nova, teSlce So, re nedaleka
doba jim umoznf navrat do Via
sti. Vlldne pTijeti a staroceske
pohosteni rozptylilo u ruskych
hosti vsechny chmurne mySlen
ky a citili Sc V jihoceskem me-
ste Pisku jako mezi svymi. Do
proved a privitani obstaral ta-
jemnik Vydrar p, insp. Mraz,
0 upravu pokrmu pecovaly cho
vanky Hospodynskeho kursu
"a vedeni 81. feditelky Schnei-
derove. Nemalou zasluhu ma
lezite pohosteni ruskych stu
dentu mali vSechny ucastnice
kucharskeho kursu, ktere s ne
vSedni ochotou podnikly sbirku
ruznych pozivatin a tax poho-
steni hostu umoznili. Rovn6z
podotknouti slusi, re rolnicky
pivovar venoval so litrG piva a
mestsky pivovar rovnez so IL
tru piva pro ruske hosty. Pc
srdecnem rozlouceni odjela w,
prava druhV den do Protivina a
Milenovic k prohlidce tamni
semenarsk6 stanice, mlekarny
a syrarny. EXkursanti pronaSe-
Ii premnohe srdecne diky Ia
pfatelske prijeti a pohosteni
a odchazeli z Pisku S vedo.
MIN, ze jihocesky venkov je 9
zustane vernym podporovate.
lem ruskych bratfi.
Praha - "pravy zlaty pc.
niz". - prayer Presse" i've
Teinila rozmluvu s ruskym spi-
sovatelem Avercenkem, dc
Prahy prave zavltavsim. Pro
hlasil V nj mezi jinym, re ie dc
mesta Prahy zamilovan. Nej-
podivnejSim zda Sc mu ma Pra
re, re vypada tax zacazene. Je
pfesvedcen, re mnoha m6Sta
byla by velice rada, kdyby Wy.
padala tax stredovecky zaca.
zene, kdyby mela tax stredo.
vekou pravou fysiognomii. -
Podvodni obchodnici antikvi
tami napodobuii uncle tentC
kolorit, Praha ie vSak pravJ
zlatV peniz. Ma otazku pc
dalSich pracich a myslech od-
pov6del AverGenko: "Nyni dc
konGil jsem celovecerni Veselo-
hru "Hra 0 smrt", ktera belle
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hradskym kralovsktm diva
diem byla jiz ku provozovani
pfijata. Kdyby to bylo moz-
nym, chtel bych tuto veselohru
dati provozovati i V Praze.
Pro nejblizsi dobu pripravuii
dve sbirky protikomunistic-
kych povidek, ktere bvly jiz
pfiiaty jednim chorvatskym
nakladatelstvim ku vydani V
reel choryatsk6. Ne knihy w
chazejl dosud V osmi evrop-
skych a We dvou asijskych ia
Izycich, totiz V tureckGm a ia
ponsk6m jazyku. Il Prahy
chci pres Nemecko jeti do ru-
skych okrajovych statu, do Ri
gy, Revalu a Libavy.
Postatneni pohranicnich lesu
ktere - jak znamo = Sc "a
mySll, dava n6meckVm listdm
hojn6 pfilezitosti k nai'kum G
"odnarodnovani nemecke pu.
dy''. Ustredni svaz nemeckVch
uredniku velkostat. vydal do.
konce vzletny projey, We kite.
rem protestuje prot 'loupez
nemecke pudy", mluvi me.
meckem pohranicnim lese" ia
ko "pravzoru nemeckeho by
ti' a nafika, re "nemecka pi
sen uz nebude peti krase ma
seho nemeckeho lesa" atd. Ne
mecky socialne demokratick,
organ teplicky "Freiheit" pri
poiuje ted k tomuto sentimel
talnimu projevu nekolik velm
prilehavcch poznamek, piSe
Proc ma pohranicni les byt
zrovna pravzorem nemeckeh,
byti, mohli by sotva urednic
veikostatku vysvetliti. Y lie
sich vyrostli take JIM narodo
We, nejen nemecky. Mluvim
0 n6meckem lese ne proto, z
V pralesich, ma iichz mist
jsou dnes feudalni lesy spravo
van6 urednlky velkostatku, 10
viii kdysi plavovlasi Germani
nybrz jmenujeme tax les, ty
picky pro krajiny, ma kterycl
dnes Nemci bydli. Ale nen
tim mySlen les nemeckGho ma
nekolika feudalnim a nefeu
roda. Narodu nepatri. Pati
| Claryum, Waldsteinum a Jest
feudalnim velkostatkarum, il
jeJ nepestull pro "nemeck
byti" ale pro uzitek. o ma
sem lesu nemuze Sc tedy dne
zpivati, aniz by p6vec nepou
zil basnicke licence = III =
Jist6 velmi pripadne poznan
ky. Ale jak Sc zachovaji nt
mecti socialni demokrate
parlamentu?
Vselicos. Jak Sc brave w
soustruhuje tvrzeni, jehoz pc
! trebuji, ukazuje tato noticka
alOmOuckpm "NaSinci' "N
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BTRANA 3.

vateld, tedy je TO reservoir O.
hromny, kde kfest anstvf mnze
mnoho ziskati." - To jsou
starosti!
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
FARM BUILDINGS NEED CARE
Good Paint "hi Lengthen Years Of
Frame Observation-Disclosures
Is Essential.

Farmers have for years wrestled
with and solved more or less salts
factorily the various feed problems
presented by their occupation. They
have had to deal with the question
of the balanced ration in hog feed,
Dairy cow feed, horse feed, chicken
feed and even plant food.
And now appears on the farmers
horizon a scientist who tells him that
even his buildings must be nourished ;
that d house, barn, or %outbullding
that Is kept painted with good paint
will last over a hundred years; where
as, an Imprinted one will fall to pieces
In ten years; that a neglected build
Ing dies just as surely as a horse or
cow that has nothing to eat.
The argument Is logical from a
scientific standpoint. and 1t behooves
farmers to attend to the proper nour-
ishment of their buildings, for we all
know that the EOS of rebuilding and
of repairs is almost prohibitive now.
adays.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
Get Your Garden Plot in Condition
This Fall So That You Will Realize
a Crop Like This Next Year.

reaso should be kept covered either
with a green crop or by a heavy coat
ing of manure.
Nothing beats good stable manure
for improving the soil of a garden.
Manure is good to pillow under in the
autumn and it is good as a top dress
ing owe the soil after blowing. Ma
nure prevents the washing and adds
fertility. AS 500 as the crops are
off, pillow the ground and give 1t a
heavy coat of manure. The remnants
can be turned under in the spring.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
HOGS WILL EAT ALFALFA HAY
Several Experiment Stations Have
Tested II and Found II to Be
Most Excellent Feed.

Hogs will eat a limited amount Of al
falfa hay after becoming used to It.
Several state agricultural experiment
stations have tested this out. In al
most every case the addition of alfalfa
to a grain ration reduced the cost Of
gains and improved the condition of
the hogs. At one station the best RAJ
tlon found for fattening hogs was
corn and alfalfa In the ratio of nine
to one. Alfalfa is an ideal feed for
brood sows, and there is less trouble
with hog diseases when 1t In fed lib
orally.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
a9a GAmuaAa Ensures Fresh Charm to Old ShawIs
UGaakS PUTNAM FADELEss pYEs-dyes Or tnts as you visit
Print Bill Cut $2,ooO,o 900.

The government printing office, the
largest printing establishment in the
world, used 5O,OO0,OO0 pounds of pa
per during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1921. The sheets, laid fiat, would
cover SO square miles; piled in the
form of octave books, they would eX-
tend 500 miles into the heavens. To
tai expenditures were $11,111,111, com
pared with L 100000 for the previous
year, the Scientific American states,
The office prints, besides the speeches
of legislators, numerous government
publications, congressional documents,
and stationery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
LIVE CHICKENS FOR MARKET
Fowls Will often Net Shippers as
Much as When Dressed-SIatted
Crates Are Best.

Poultry of all kinds can be shipped
alive and will often net the shipper as
much as when dressed, says the United
States Department of Agriculture.
For shipping live poultry to market
well constructed, Slated crates are
desirable, as these crates provide for
ventilation. Overcrowding is to be
avoided, and If large crates are used
they should have partitions to prevent
the birds from being thrown together
at one end when the crate is tipped in
handling. If possible, ship only one
variety in a coop or in one division of
q coop.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-10-26
Finding Who's Who.

Recently l attended u convention in
an eastern city. The evening the
convention closed we were entertained
at Il dance.
AS l was standing neal an open
door to cool off, two local men came
up to talk to me.
Suddenly | realized I had that
dance engaged and said, glove, | near.
ly, forgot | had this dance engaged
I've got to leave. | made one mistake
tonight, forgetting a dance, but the
woman weighed over two hundred
pounds, so l didn't weep about it, be-
lieve mel"
yes" calmly remarked one of the
men. "NIy wife mentioned you had
cut a dance with her."-ChiCago Trib.
une.