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HOUSES FOR SALE.
sCA-At-AAN

NV. BARGAIN-S5OO CASH. S49.50 MO,
Brick; 9 rms. b.; new h.-w.h.; parauet
floors; excellent cond.; $5,450. Natl. s94e.
5 APTs, BRICK. 5 BATHS. WHITE: NEW
ly remodeled, nicely furnished stoker, g; =.
sssh saSSo ss soe os p
A brick bungalow on very deep; beau.
tifully handicapped lot. near schools, fve
splendid rooms tile bath. hot-water ,t,. nsi.'
sfssansS sssDh.sd 91ss s4ss garage Call until Dm
snvssh ss,sseI ssshINo'
porch: house completely screened. weather;
no ooms ona sna Ssth fu he
f: Located IL beautiful slisS Village sec; e,
ggss%sstdi gs.pS.ld 49ss es!I MR. GLENN after Dm''
s7.76o11sEsT BUY ny PErW0RTH,
rooms. i bath. H." .isetric f Tip refriseration.
House as GOOD as new. real oppor-
PHILLIPS a. CANDY. INC.
National 1900. l0l2 18th 81. NV.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
A charming brick bunsalow OF 5 rooms
west subuTbsn section, Close to tTanspor-
etc. Detached brick garage. fne KITCHEN.
isndsespsd and in nne condition. Nothing
e IN PaiLLiPs Phi 4 "sasBs cANBY. 4 iNc sn.' price
National 1900. 1912 18th st. NV.
S7.950-sMART NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
HsnisSs W ss8sisa new .vefstRns eSRmsn' LPae sGa
sss { h':a It onss sSselu'fls Natl 1sss saasan Hi
gp.m.
CORNER BRICK HOME.
3sth sts. NV; close to hish. Junior. psro.
large rooms beautiful tile, bath: this house
''o aoz iRS Sis1sS.F s1s,
GsEv9 :, GNasE W. n:.a Sl yn. sLyP
lonial home containing z rooms and .
baths. on large corner lot: automatic heat:
ooss REALTY CO.
1859 1889 vi: ": 6, ave- Essi: WI: fsss: isss:
NEW BRIcK-NORTHwEsr.
rooms. . baths. built-in garage: large
yenient to ehurcnes.- schools and stores;
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
HAVE SEVERAL EXCELLENT o TO II
room Louses. Mt. Pleasant and Columbia
HEIGHTS. Good rooming section. Prices
and terms reasonable. Col. 1858.
. ROOMS; !, BATH. BAIT BRICK ROW MD.
ment. Balance like rent. Col. 1855.
So, s3,45O-soUTHEAeT.
Row brick. 5 rooms. bath, h.-v.h. A
real buy, Can be had with small down
payment. For information call District
"'1'' N uIpIY 4, JAuvs yNr
4345 LELAND 81. BETHESDA. i BLOCK
west Of Wis-New 5-reom all-brick house.
front and rear porcheS. fireplace, at
tached garage; $3.50.
New s-roem house, only $3.50.
$500 Wis. Ave. Wis g5ssss.
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY 70
trade old gss sS. sST rvs s.ss nss
iarse lot. shade trees; facing a wide ave
II you have q small trust or clear property
see Mr.. oTemi g. Or . cal i,ss Gsergis TNc 4eas.
1924 18th st. NV. District 334T.
home and once and only S10.950. $500
block 14th st. NV. Two-story eight
SfSs Sids, alley. Can MIR. LEWIS. Cleveland
90 oNoRTHaEHsTMARRAHGED FOR Two
FAMILIES. WITH COMPLETE PRIVACY
FOR BOTH. Six large rooms. baths:
oS.e ssssens psy fSn0tse for isse csI M1 an Altman AZ
~ 1914 XAPEE VA = 4 4 y JAMES. sS. B;s; .s.s.
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573l 4th ST. NV.
HONEST SACRIFICE

semi-detached. 20 it. wide: 2 rooms and
2 baths: huilt-in garage, hot-water heat;
can easily be remodeled into 2-famiiy
apt; real home or ine Investment:
paved street and alley: restricted section;
tation. Call Mr.. Henderson.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
14O5 Eye st. NV. National 1858.
241 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
3 BED ROOMS. BATHS; SS.p50.00;
CONCEDED BEST VALUE IN WASHING
TON OPEN DAILY. , TO P M
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X St. NV District 1OI5.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Several old houses In old section OF
e'S HSef BRobIEa Insasonso 4 ncsooaEcbxRr. NC.
105 g. Royal 81. Phone Alex. 24s4.-
Ss,75O-UNUSUAL OFFERING.
Suburban MARYLAND. Here's center.
entrance Colonial brick home. brand;new
built and equipped. recreation room, elec.-
trio refrigerati0n. automatic oil heat ana
. lovely corner lot containing almost an an
esst purehass oq the 1an market. can
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

3 NEW HOUSES
Natl 1851.
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NEW DETACHED HOMES.
81 55O-S36 MONTHLY.

A complete 5-room- and-bath. full-base-
ment home. beautifully equipped through
A new subdivision Of 200 acres. Each lot
contains approximately a acre. Only ~
Special features to be provided are chill
dren's Fairgrounds. recreational center for
grown-ups. stores. schools and churches.
out Rhode Island ave. to Hyattsyille. thence.
ON Baltimore pike to top Of hill in Univer-
sity Park. turn right on University road,
sample house sign. Open o am. to o pm.
p RATES WAPPEN
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LESS THAN $4,000:

6Eht. frOL JILL NhEtt SHAS6.
Located IN 2 grove OF beautiful trees
Of i've spacious rooms, beautiful tile bath.
cent. wooded estate, with . rock ssrdsn and
st 1 nidicSiou.i9 is II ioS S1s naure can woras can.
not describe the rustic beauty and desir-
ability If this property. It is In perfect re-
pair and everything is modern, including Q
new automatic heating plant.
1910 K 81. 81 NV & oARDlN.ais NN..siosn.1 osa4.
terms-Brick: vacant; like new; rms.
bath; oak floors throughout; 3 porches;
hsHah h9th .nd Aa.m. Mo1r1e sts. ne District
Mt. PLEAsANT-BARGAIN Ss.B50--19th
and Park rd.--t5 bed roomsl: oil heat;
double brick garaRe; 2 porches: terms
SO. 500--S350 Cash, S55 MONTH.
Pacing Soldiers Home Park: 8 rooms,
bath. anil. garage: newly decorated va
can't: possession with deposit. Phone me.
viii show u to you. Cleveland 4944.
SACRIFICE.
Several modern sfx-room and batn
brick houses with .-w.h.. eiec- lights ana
built-in garages. Also several new four
family apartment buildings in the north
and southeast sections Of WashinEton.
Built BY one of Washinston's outstanding
builders. Address Box 361-T. star once:
1921 18th 81. NW-Ss. 500 OR BEST
for Sis. Immediate possession. v. II.
SCHULTZ. West D044
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PROP. SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED-Wis
ave; to River I'd, NV. down River I'd. 70
near Burning Tree Club. Phone Bradley
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
II OR MORE ROOMS. WILL PAY 3
months rent in advance: may purchase.
JOSEPH HOLLANDER. Met. 4S14.
UNFURNISHED-6R r. AND B., ANIL: GA
rage; S55 or $50 mo-; ne. or NV. Ad-
dress Box 354T. Star ofice. 20'
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II. q. SMTTHy Co.
s11 18th et. NV. National COOS.
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Six rooms and dYn Bath. 2.n $50 g. Newly decorated
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

TOURIST CAMP OR ToURIsT-cAMP SITE
on main highway. from owner; must bs
reasonable. State location price. full de.
tails. Address BOX 1877. Star once.
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$500 CASH,

$500 CASH,
home in CHEVY CHASE. b. G. Has nice
lot with trees and is convenient TO school
and transportation. Call j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. C1ev. 2S32 until 2 pm.
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On Illinois ave. NV, between Jefferson
and Kennedy sts.. extremely handy 70
every convenience and priced for q quick
ing porch hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
bright dry cellar-in fact. all and much
more than you would expect in this splen-
OPEN i to DAILY.
r. N. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
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PETWORTH.
New brick home. 8 rooms, baths oil
heat viii trade for small clear house or
sell on reasonable terms. Call MI. PartloW.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
I HAVE sEAI-DErACHED BRICK HOME
or, 4 lot 27x212, brick garage. viii sell
on easy terms or take your home In trade.
For details. phone MR.. WEAVER. Cleve-
land 1914.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

wANTEDlTo RENT DESK SPACE wfTi
telephone service included. Address 30
477-T. Star ofise
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PETWORTH BARGAIN-S70 MO.
Brick: rooms. bed rooms, bath; ga
rage; oil heat; porches. National s949. I"
QUACKENBOS ST. NW-SEMI DE-
tached brick; 9 rooms and bath; break
fast room. screened and glassed porches
upstairs, built-in garage; Frigidaire, Natl
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DETACHED.
IN

DETACHED.
New center-hall brick on q corner lot con-
tanning over 10000. 50. IT. The three bed
rooms are unusually large, with we'll
planned wall space. Living room full width
Of house. with woodworking fireplace.
furred walls. insulated. automatic heat.
slate roof built-in garage. IN a section
Of homes Of the finer type. Price. S9.75O.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
9521 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 4455.
CHEVY CHASE D. G.. NEAR RENO RD.,
the best and row houses can no longer be
built there. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1719
K st. NV. National 1865.
sf3boo0betached English house. h 7
rooms IA BED ROOMS. 2 baths, Celotexed
attic. automatic heat and refrigeration;
pretty lot 50x132; garage. Fine buy in fine
location. CALL MR.. FISCHER, BOSS dk
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. EVENING,
PHONE COLUMBIA 500.
ATTENTION. BROKERS-GEORGET
14OS 35th St.-Colonial. Groom and s.
bath, living room and master bed room,
16x26; open fireplaces; $4,000; $4,000
cash. S150 month.
A REAL HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL CONDI-
tion. with modern conveniences and at a
rooms room % an artisticsliy tiled bath. and new
house condition throughout. Built-in ga
rage: convenient to all which makes a To-
cation desirable. Screened porches. paved
street and alley. Priced for quick SALE and
very. unusual terms. Call me for appoint
ment to inspect. Mr.. sCHAAF. Natl. $3.50.
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ST. GABRIEL s PARISH.
ARRANGED for 9 Families.

This Colonial brick home. 90 It. wide. Is
arranged as 2 complete apis. with rooms
burner and In excellent condition. Seldom
has such a bargain been offered in this
convenient location. For details, call Adams
nNNTOpS -AnvTENITIONl
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1909 HOLLY ST. NV. fDErACHED).
Seven rooms, bath. h.-w.h.. garage: S76.
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I7I3 D NE.-6 r.. BR.. ANIL; NEARLY
new; porches. gar; arranged for fam
lilies; sacrifice. low terms: 636 Sc
S1,175: a bargain. Col. Hts. homes.
S5. $50 and $3.50; terms. N. T. RYoN
co. lolR N Y ave.
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rooms including paneled library, 2
baths and ground floor. suite of 2 rooms
and bath, sleeping and living porches, fire.
garage. 1437 44th St. or phone Natl.
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UNDER $4,000.
Chew Chase. Md.

with lovely rooms and beautifully
tiled baths. These homes are outstanding
values Convenient to schools and busses:
built Of all-brick. These homes are worthy
of your inspection. Call Emerson 5043.
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OPEN EVENINGS.
sa,- uDonDHvrNDHT e~- ~ w

OPEN EVENINGS.
4OI5 FESSENDEN ST. Nv.
CAYWOOD BROS. e. GARRETT. INC.
9l5 New York Ave. NV. Natl. O9s2.
S5. -BROOKLAND-NEAR C. u,
pretty detached home in new conoi-
tion: q large rooms. built-in bath. mod.
kit, open fireplace, h; w h, sarages larse.
well-planted lot Sold new for $4,000. a
bargain that can't last.
$8,650-SAUL'S ADDITION,
NEAR 14th AND GALI.ATIN SITS.
A beautiful detached and Colonial home
with very large living room ana stone nre-
place. attractive dining room. large mod,
ern kit with pantry, large. bright bed
rooms. The house is in new condition from
top to bottom. Tastefully decorated ana
located on q well-shaded street. with very
deep well-iandscaped lot having grape
arbor and fruit trees. 2-car garage. A
real value on easy terms. Eve. call Mr..
Manakee. Decatur 1891.
S7,5OO-NR. 10Th AND DECATUR.
A detached home containing rooms a
bed rooms,; large El' lot on n shaded led. street in
$4,000 home. Cali Mr.. Shea, evenings.
Adams $3.50.
FRANK s PHILLIPS. DIST. 141l
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We HAVE SEVERAL MODERN BUNGA-
lows in a desirable nearby Suburbsn sec
tion winch were repossesSed and have been
put In nrSt-class condition. These homes
CONTAIN six rooms and bath. new hot-water
heating plant. new instantaneous water
neater and built-in garage. Can be pur-
chased on very reasonable terms II buyer
nas permanent position and is responsible
inquire IN person at Room 207 Machin-
ES Building. 9th st. and Mount Vernon
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(Continued.)

WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington BLDG. District e4ss. .
II SUNNYSIDE RID,
SILVER SPRING MD
Five rooms bath, h.-w.h., garage; S66.25
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LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME.
You Never Reach the Goal Renting.
Corner Home. in New Condition.
f5iss; 1855 fs,92oi Fax pl. IsT%s N.W.,
See This Home. Open Daily.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,

See This Home. Open Daily.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 18th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
TWO (2) CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
If Really Interested.
Call MR. LEWIS. Cleveland o5so.
LARGE HOUSES, sUITABLE RooMnG;
also fats and apis. Terms, $3.50 cash up.
2. w, BAILEY, Adams 47S6.
i404 c ST. NE-$6.750; TERMs-sIx
rooms. bath, h.-wh.. elec. refrigeration;
newly decorated Vacant. Lincoln 7078.
CHEVY CHASE SECTION = SIX ROOMS
and bath, shingle construction: lot 40 by
1877. Price. S6.450. Address Box 4o9.T.
Star ONCE 1Ss
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semi-detsched home near 10th st; and
furnace: g bed rooms, 2 baths. small room
for another bath; individually built: all
rooms light and airy: reasonably priceo
GEORGE w. LINKINS CO.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
1913 De Sales St. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

A REAL HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL CONDI-
tion. with modern conveniences and at .
price which makes it a real bargain Six
rooms. an artistically tiled bath and new
house condition throughout. Built-in ga
rage: convenient to all which makes q
% street and alley. Priced for quick sale and
very unusual terms Call me for appoint
ment to inspect: MR.. SCHAAF. Natl. 1888.
1904 18TH ST. NE
North of Rhode Island Ave.
New detached solid brick house. 6 rooms
and bath. fireplace. automatic oil heat;
convenient to stores, schools, churches
and Transportation; price. $3.50. A. L.
TIMBERLAKE Potomac O260.
1914 7th ST. N.W.-New two-famiIy nat,
4 rooms each; rent. S55 each. Price.
$4,000; easy terms. Consider trade.
OWNER. Apt. i.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
1916 DELAFIELD PL. NV.

2 rms. bath. gas heat: nicely and com
pletely furnished; for Winter months. rem
very reasonable.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED HOME,

S115.
Gust completely rooms a bed
rooms), 2 baths. large reception room;
Oh heat; 2-car- garage; beautiful grounds.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
The First Tile Drain

It IL just % hundred years since the
first tile drain was laid In this coun.
try BY q canny Scotchman named John
Johnston. Born In 1871. ne had come
to- America at the age Of thirty and
bought farm near Geneva, N. Y,
which turned out to be rather poor
and wet. Remembering lessons learned
from a wise old grandfather. John
Johnston sent back to Scotland In 1885
for some open horseshoe tile, with
which he began drainage experiments.
As usual with pioneers, the neighbors
laughed. but the experiment worked
ont 10 well that BY 1855 he had So
miles OF tile on his farm. His wheat
yields jumped from IS to e 80
bushels to the acre. In October Of
last year, says the Country Home, a
group Of agricultural engineers gath
cred at the old Johnston farmstead,
overlooking beautiful Seneca lake, to
dedicate a monument to the memory
Of John Johnston and to celebrate
zone of the most significant events In
the history Of American agriculture"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
Improved Rules Outlined
for Measuring Hay Stack

New rules for measuring stacked
nay, more accurate than those used In
the past, have recently been worked
ont by the experiment stations In some
states, cooperating with the United
States Department Of Agriculture. 1.
F. Carey Of the division. Of agricultural
economics, University farm ST. Paul.
says these are the only rules based
on research.
Three dimensions OF the stack must
be determined In feet: namely, the
length. H.; the width. "W'; and the
e "O". The over mean the dis
lance from the ground on one side,
rel the stack. and. down to the ground
IN the other side. The average OF sew
eral measurements should be taken for
the ' n the stack Is Irregular.
Knowing the above three measure
ments in feet. the volume Of the stack
in cubic feet should be computed ac-
cording to n Of the following meth
DDS:
Flat-topped stacks t0.5exo) ~ lO.55
xW) x (WxL).
High Handicapped stacks tO.62xOl
- W.48xWy twxL).
Low Handicapped stacks tO.52xOl
- W.44xW) x tWxL).
Here Is an example that Will make
clear the use Of the rule A high round
topped stack Is 80 feet long. 20 feet
wide. and has an over OF As feet.
0.52 X As = 23s4; O.46 x 20 = 90;
23.4 % 2 20 x 80 = 1000;
142 x 1000 - 1920 cubic feet.
The number Of cubic feet to allow
per tim for hay stacked 90 days or more
IL az follows: alfalfa, 40; wild hay,
450: other hay. 825. IF the stack In
the example above were alfalfa hay,
the 1920 would be. divided BY 40.
giving fhe amount as 3O.2 tons
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
Danger Fren Fat Trsasnsns
Zoo MANY nen1le with a.
Tai. Abe.. =

Danger Fren Fat Trsasnent
s. CO MANY people with dam
~ gerously weak hearts, .
condition resulting from various
forms of treatment to reduce flesh.
have come under my notice. It
seems worth while to devote !
chapter to the subject ! an
quoting Dr.. Louis Fangeres Bishop. pro.
lessor Of heart diseases, Fordham uni-
verstty. In his book Heart lTroubles."
Some families are naturally stout
and some are naturally thin. The
same Is true Of individuals BY cutting
down on food and increasing exercise
It u possible to remove unhealthy fat.
By taking certain drugs the fat may
be removed but only at the expense
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
Pond Of Water Is
Valuable on Farm
Fish Will Provide Supply q
Meat; Water Plants Are
in Demand.

~ L A. Whiuord, Assoesta Prosessas 4
Botany, North 4caroiina Stats
Co1esa-WNU. Services.
a good pond Of water. adding beauty
TO the. landscape and providing .
source Of profit and pleasure, u Z
valuable asset TO almost any farm
Nestled In . small hollow By Z wood
land. q pond may be made one Of the
most attractive places on the farm.
II the pond 10 large enough, part Of It
may be used for boating and swim
ming. The overflow may be utilised
to develop water power.
Wen stocked with nsh, the pond
should supply the farm home with
q good meat supply the year around.
Often the water plants may be gath
cred and sold to local 6sh and pet
stores or for planting Ia garden pools
and aQuaria;
Under Ideal conditions, q pond
should produce as many POUNDS Of
fsh per acre az . pasture win pro-
duce pounds Of beef.
Although a water area cannot be
Harmed" on 90 scientific a basis ~
land, due to the. inadequacy of infor-
nation now available regarding the
care Of fish and ponds, II can be made
to produce . good supply Of vegetation
and fish.
Where dsh are raised, the water
should be kept at fairly constant
level. and there should be shallow
places where the smaller fish can feed
and breed. Aquatic plants In the shall
ows give additional food and protec-
tion to the young fish. Whitford stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
The Mind ,o, :,
Meter = HENDERSON
The FourlWord Test

The Four.Word Test
In this test there are four words
given in each problem. Three OF the
four In each case have q definite re-
lationship to one another; for ex-
ample, they may be the names Of ami
mails or the names OF buildings, or
perhaps all may be verbs. Cross ont
the one word that does not belong
In each problem.
1. Roosevelt, Buchanan, Jefferson.
Curtis.
?. Sacramento. Chicago. Lansing,
Trenton.
9. Attract, invite. deter. engage.
4. Jane Eyre, Jack London, David
Copperfield, Mrs. Camp.
8. Italian. Episcopalian. Swiss.
Swedish.
9. Blue, green, dark, red.
Z. Walter Hagen, Lou Gehrig,
Gene Sarazen. Harold McSpaden.
.. Endurance. lassitude. fatigue,
WEAKNESS.
.. Twelfth. two. thirtieth. six
teenth.
10. Wagon. airplane. bicycle, auto
mobile.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21

OF etrength and health
and an alarming weak
ness Of the heart often
results. The reduction
Of weight BY drugs dis
turbs other organs b
the body and In every
instance they have
dangerous effect upon
the heart" Thus DR..
Bishop states, II have
known . person 10 be
sick for many months
with weakness Of the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
Farm Cuttings

-
Stable manure should not be applied
70 q good stand Of pasture grasses and
clover.
On eight out of every nine farms
IN the United States water IL carried
BY hand. ;
Approximately . half million calves
e marketed In Ohio in 1884 at an
approximate market value Of s4.5O0..
600
Winter Is : good time to study fer.
tilixer needs.
TO make one pound Of dry alfalfa
hay. the growing plant must absorb
500 to $50 pounds OF water.
Control Of temperature, ventilation
and humidity d necessary for success.
ful storage Of spplee
When farm machi6Sry I len ont.
dcots al the time IL 1~opfeciation
cauesd By w~eatbeslng fesGhently ex.
ceeds that due 70 6ctuol -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21

IF you want really quick reli3
from an upset Of painful
stomach condition-arising from
acidity following over-eating,
smoking, mixtures Of foods Of
stimulants - just Try this:
Take-2 teaspoonfuls Of Phil
lips Milk Of Magnesia in .
full glass Of water. OR 49,
Phillips Milk Of Maenesiia
Tablets the exact equivalent
Of the liquid form.
This acts almost Immediately to
alkalize the excess acid n the
stomach. Neutralizes the acids
that cause headaches, nausea,
and indigestion pains. Yos tss1
sssaAs ~ 0nes.
Try i. AND - y0s ~ !
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
W0MAH's AILMENTS

MIA Louise Cudding a
M River 81, Pueblo
Cola, said: II wss bad
" rundown and hseszne
frritated sud depreued 70
easily. Constant 6ck-
md pains.
across my back md perl
odic cramps tared my
s ssrensth 70 the utsnost
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21
&........
Inspired Song.

Sweet songs + not scarce be
cause people don't want to hear
them. They are scare because
uninspired composers can't write
them.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-21

After taking d.. Pierce's Favurite Presc5p-
don I enjoyed my meals and feh me" Buy
now Of your druggist New sise, tablets
50 ca. liquid $l-eo. lAse din. $f1s.