y "Dy Old Gentlen name, my Kid—Sech ognize de 40 Thoiteenth SCALP WAS BADLY AFFECTEL “I am more gratified successful results | obt use of the Cuticu several years ly affecteq My sc my hair fell be that profession was in g« position the fect. Cuti try boy? He mopeen mpeen don't of is fame pound cha ward! by by than the the For ained trouble I have and | dandruff is no ques Remedies red omm you Bijenks—H sored days? Tlarks—Wh; ately In love the laundry Something sus Bienk i true nati . ay on these is des per should bohemian doing arou dry, anyway hat $ If thou ha thyself Bay considerest w not care a Kempis thou wilt of thee —Thomas rr Get the Happy Mood— Post Toasties with cream for a breakfast duce it. starter pro- And there's a lot in starting the day nght. You're bound to hand happiness to someone as you go along, and the more you give the more you get Buy package of Post Toasties and increase the happiness of the family! “The Memory Lingers” POSTUM CEREAL CO. iad, Battle Creek, Mich Family Provided They Are Equally Well Handled. "How golden In ply to the query, white, silver-laced fottes compare as general rds, for laying and the folleving reply is made There (3 very little difference in the hree varieties of the Wyandotte fam ly named provided that they are squally well handled. Much strain for there are good egg-lay mg strains, in and their different Wyan and Jlso ipon and all varieties poor f fowls Champion White Wyandotte Hen. breeds ou COOP FOR HEN AND CHICKS nient Pen Is Sho 1 and One-half Siats Used. Very Conve in wn fustration—0One inch IMPROVE THE POULTRY FLOCK 7 at ural College Way to Stoc Expert Se. Colorado Agricult ractical Best Suggests ¥ ire Agri good gtock use about a yard urnish a the sea average Keep two very fow cock bird good and the good Own nil hungry; t+ and feeding in better condi goes shut up a few keep days ian wreventis fighting and tile eggs Weight, of the flock, laying greatly improved fle eggn produced by the flock will ring warm hetter almo will Vigor, af jualities, all will be and balance of mean more fer pearance the Infert weather, and will be much for putting away winter Feed for Plymouth Rocks. White profitably be of oats Twenty Plymouth Rocks fed one and one or wheat in the the green food they and all they will mash made of ten bran, five pounds of corn meal, ive pounds of ground oats, and one-half pounds of oll eake two and one-half pounds of dry SCTAps. could half morning ent at quarts all noon, night of a of wheat ent meal, Lice Among Hens. When a spell of bad weather comes, look out for Hee. They multiply fast fined to thelr coops much of the time These pests will soon reduce the vital ity of the livellest chick ever hatched. so that it will be In good condition to take gapes or some other ailment Farm Journal Raise Good Poultry. eggs from a reliable right, and ralee good if It In only a few. It sells better, tastes bet Cost you no more to Got oder, fsOme ftart wiltry, even beltor, and will them hire ooke ar, wpe | FOUNTAIN KEEPS FEED CLEAN | Grain or Water as Little Chicks Clean It vp. the of percentage light, When raising | haphazard, the from a setting of Was Automatic Chick Feeder. down in as it iife, Auto keeps is fed fo a science and evervthing sanitation counts, just preserving of man has devised the way of in An Illinois matic the water, g the little the human an feeder n which that i OWIR and whole reguiat not some also BOOnIOT it of hotter for the the diseased rest burn place not frequented flock night the year The duck generally ays at A mple egg record foi shou 1a kept Ducks do not make good sitters i2e # chicken hen whole corn 1s one of the the sitting ben class of farm stock gcereenings so well as poultry A duck is not fully matured until it about two and one-half years old very profitable, especial has a farm admirably lo me Good best feeds for utilize NO can (eevee ly if one cated An essential are in the hen's comfort is a floor where no are felt duck house should floor, and heavily or leaves takes a pretly good hen to stay the job three whole weeks and off a nice litter of chicks. The have bedded an with It on water, i i when few hens incubator will be to produce Early In the season, broody, the NOCORBATY chicks. If the hen pests are supplied with fresh clean material there will be no need of washing the eggs before send ing them to market In earlier, writers on the subject recom mend mating them thus In captivity, Even with the large addition to the ten years, the demand for squabs now is just ne far In exceas of the supply asx it was then. Dust young turkeys and their moth. powder, until they are at least six weeks old. Lice may not be discov ered, bu’ 24st them, nevertheless, If Is a good Lait to acquire, | COMMERCIAL Week y Review of Trade and Market Reports, som) the Bradstreet's savs: “The features of week heen a stimulation of retail rade by ther North, West and East, Progress the planting and growth § leading crops, and satisfactory have slight warm, bright wea good in of of devel ior ater ac- ereal the The in t1 busines ppments leading fruit e tivity in retail ed in a little Lore but a8 regaras ont look rope Bre trade I is reflect by irn hetter on the other seasonahbly wet and cool went shecked farming South and also he net operations made for result the quiet in ry of from bank t materially differ- rad i Coun pver aa that of the earings from obably been a ttie different has pit total demand preceding week, and are no ont those ———————— Wholesale Markets Rove Western Domestic 1.00; No. 3, 92@ 94. No. 4, 88 @ 90. Nearby NG. 2 87: iota, quality, Hay-—-Timothy No. 1, $23.506 24: No. 2, $2250@ 23; No. 3, 319.508 21.50 Clover, mixed Cholee, $2 @22; No $20.50@21; No. 2, @20. Clover—No. 1, $19@ 20: 2 818010 Straw Rye, straight @9.50; No. 2, $8.60@9. Rye, No. 1, $7. 50@G8; No. 2, 8 7&0 7.50. No. 1 wheat, $6G 6.50: No. 1 oats, $7.50@ 8. Butter--Creamery, 24; Creamery, choice, Creamery, good, 20@ 21; 186 20; As to ROG 60 No. 1, fancy, 23 @ 22@23; Creamery, Live Stock CHICAGO. wee Close: Cattle Beeves, $6 @ 6.45; Texas steers, $4.60 @6.60; Western steers, $4.50 5.75; stockers and feeders, $4@ 5.60: cows and heifers, $2. 40@5.65; calves, $4.265086. Sheep —-< Market weak. $304.60; Western, $3.25@4.60; yearlings, $4.25 6.15; lambs, na. Phe $4.26@ 6.10; Western, $4.75 @ 18. A —— ——— Native, His Effort. Johnny,” sald the may ir; hand at story.’ “Now, teacher, ‘you writing a hort A few minutes lat his on which hovi ¥ a your Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the specific remedy for that tired feeling so common in the spring or upon the return of warm ather. It purifies and enriches the blood. {ot ft today fi nega rm or el Barsatabes. handed written: Johnny Was oF slate up ‘Us our teacher Bazar Oo DR IVE OLY BAKARIA ASD BLILI: LV THE SYSTEM Fake the Old Mandsrd GROVES TANTEI ES CHILL TONIC You know what you sare leaking The formuis is plainly printed on every botil AR Vis nmply Oninine ar x8 form The Quinine drive and the iron bul 1s up the syslom Reniers for 80 years, Price WM cents wes chocolated tablets cal Let your af chinks of there the Bpaces amusement life, not the Parker, fill in great If a™Micied with Bore eYes, UES 3 GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Thompson's Eye Water > « Se. 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