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BARN CLEANING MADE EASY
itter Carrier Is One of Greate’ La-
bor Saving Devices That Can
Be Installed on Farm.
The illustration
greatest labor saving
farm. The “dump”
barn. At the dump
scraper and scraped a pit 2% by
deep in the center, rising to nothing
at the edges W. I. Raymond
of St. Charles . the Missouri
Valley Farmer. This is large as
the manure pile is expected be
This pit 1s in clay secil and
smoothed wddled until it
ter tight 8 proventing any
of the There
feet of all
and stalls
gates that
and the goes
represents the
device on this
ig 90 feet from the
took a scoop
3 feet
we
rites
Ia, In
as
to
WAR
is wa
leakage
liquid manure. is 200
track
all
which
litter
gutters
through
purpose
around
going
the box
open for
along
into
carrier
Litter Carrier.
COT which
fectly
3 1
shaadi,
the |
head of
cleaned enti
sy
and the
18 not rot-
alr
filth
i Max
Farmer's wife or Daughter Should
Study Wants of Customers and
Give What Is Desired.
(By W. H. UNDERWOOD.)
When a farmer's wife or daughter
has a suffielent quantity of milk to be
all means to find out just what sort
of butter people will pay the highest
price for and how the same is pack.
ed for sale, and comply with these
conditions. If they do so they will get
all it is worth
On a Saturday not long since while
I was waiting in the store several
persons brought in butter, and with
the exception of that from two cus
tomers (myself and one other), it
was all made in large rolls, small rolls
packed in jars, crocks and pans. Some
made in round and wrap
oil paper, and some of the
rolls were also wrapped in oil
was prints
ped in
large
paper
The clerk weighed a basket of eight:
pound and tipped the
scales and yne-half pounds
oniy I asked him paid and
he said 18 cents
I tasted the butter
and the merchant
ad to
but
prints, they
at six
what he
It
would
the
said he could
18 cent
was good
have
same
not
been
pay 20 cents,
he
had
than 8 bec
a mussy-looking
for more ause it
appearance
those wuld
mold that
60
people Wi
shaped
pound cents
ven
the pa-
ots
these
nt paper se
wide, tear
a ruler into she
ip
ound
clean
Possible for Dairy Farmer
Balanced Raticns-—His Salvation
Depends on Point.
Molasses is 1sed in
to disguise very
including
buy molasses
mixtures, The |
one with dairy farmers, but it is
pri
barns fille
which can
weed se ods
the
have
alfalfa
a serio yblem who
their
hay,
in every
which, on
$10 a ton strongl;
the purchase low-grade feeds, un
less the which,
18 $
+d h good
he Succes sfully
county n
the averas
weed to
price ia
unforiunately, is
as on the average feeds
hb to 12 sroteir
percents
case
and a
fiber
per cent
crude
Cost
$ v sentially + ¥ 4 fonda
ton practicali game as feeds
which carry
pro with a
40
spondingly
digestibility and low percent
age of crude fiber. You
better than to make a
for high-grade protein feeds,
esp yr use in dairy
larger growth and
legumes by dairy farmers. It
gible for the dairy farmer to
balanced rations, or at
along with amall purchase of
feeds, says a writer In an exchange
The salvation of the dairy farmer de
pends largely upon this point
from 16 to per cent
corre
rate of
could
girong
more
«cially the
also for the use of
is pos
least to
¢ ¢
a very
SECURE COMFORT IN MILKING
To Prevent Sow From Switching
Dirty, Wet Tail in One's Face
Simple Device Is Arranged,
In order to id the discomfort
that comes from having a cow switch
her dirty, wet tail in one's face when
milking, a simple device like the one
shown may be put in says the
Towa Homestead Take a piece of
heavy cord and after making a loop
in each end attach one to the joist
Ee ]
ave
use,
F
a
Cow's Tail Securely Held,
J
at A and loop the other around the
tail. When milking one end can be
hooked over a nail or hook at B which
will pull the tail above harm's way.
When hooked on nail or hook at A the
cord should be just long enough to
hold the cow's tail out of the filth of
the gutter.
Give Hens Freedom,
Tie henn abould have freedom, if
. geeihl
i
BOTTLE SIPHON FOR LIQUIDS
Use
a
Wilk
When
From
out Disturbing
Desirable to
Bottom With.
Cream.
Handy for
Remove
the
esirable
f a bottle w
+}
ue
3!
Milk Bottle Siphon,
tle and a tube runs through the cap
in this tube are the long end of the
siphon and a plunger for creating a
pressure in the bottle to start the
through the siphon The long
arm of the siphon can be thrust down
to the bottom of the bottle and the
liquid at the bottom can be drained
off without disturbing that at the top.
DAIRY NOTES |
the basis
flow
(iood pasture lands are
of successful dairy farming.
To make dairying a success we
must make it of interest to the boys.
Get your cows started right for the
coming cold weather and they will do
well in winter.
Summer or winter, a good dairy
thermometer pays its way wherever
dairy cows are kept
(ive the cows a chance to get under
the shed every night now. If too cold
keep them in the stable.
Keeping the cows comfortable is a
neglected point in the management of
the herd during the fall months.
The best cows are never cheap, and
are seldom for gale; so it pays to give
the heifer calves the best of care.
The milk pail should be the main
consideration, but not the sole one in
judging the value of the dairy cow.
Green fodder at the tall end of the
summer Is relished by the cow as ice
cream is relished by the school chil
dren.
The price of dairy animals is stead
fly rising, and the demand for good,
supply.
The strong cow can eat and digest
large quantities of food, and this is
sgsential for the production of big
milk sia’
Alonzo A. Stagg, Coach of Ch
1t would take a brainier man
critic present at tae recent
to tell
ALY
roon Purdue whether Cl
cago had a good team or a
for arbles
thar Only ne thing
shown bette
tackling the
A Sirong
game
poor one
Chicago played rather
football Was
that
Aside
Chicago must r its
from that
or weak point |}
not
ot
ghowed hersell
the
Maroons
in par
Chicago
contradictory team in country
this game
OCCasion
Irougn
PSN NP APN
AANA AA
Fond of All
Horse
inhabitants of Iceland
Sorts of Outdoor Games—
Racing Is Popular.
xt Broviaile
ont prev:
are on
all parts
vide open fant
is no unusual thing
who has spent months
whaling expedition, to hi
tire ear
¢
wager #®
ings and all his
Avi
rite PONS
on his
Football
“Down’
“Well placed.’
An sxcellent
“A touch, a touch, |
Hamlet
“1 do comms
—Macbheth
‘More
Henry IV
“Pell mell, down
Love's Labor's Lost
“This shouldering
Henry VL
“Being down I have the placing.”
C'ymbeline
“Let him not
rather.” Othello
“'"Tis sport to maul
Antony and Cleopatra
“111 catch it ere it come to ground.’
~~ Macheth,
“We must have bloody noses and
cracked crowns.”-—Henry IV.
“Worthy sir, thou bleedest: thy
exercise hath been too violent
Coriolanus
“it's the first time that ever | heard
breaking of ribs was sport.”--As You
Like It-—Hoston Transcript.
How Boston Landed Bedient.
Jack Dunn, manager of the Balti
more Orioles, is the man who caused
Bedient to get his job with the Red
Sox last spring. He offéred 35,000
for him to come to the Orioles last
December, but John I. Taylor thought
ff he was worth that for the Orioles
he was certainly worth that to the
Red Sox.
A ———————
Job for Kitty Bransfield.
Kitty Brausfield, who took the man:
agement of the Montreal team with
the understanding that he should not
be held to the job more than the one
geason, is now said to be willing
continue as team ieader for the Roy-
als und Montreal wants him back,
for the team made a great showing in
“he Send wnuth of the geason,
Shakespearians,
Henry V
Henry V
~The
do
Down!
pasy.’ Tempest
confess
nd you to their backs
rushes!’ More rushes
with
of each other”
pass but kill
a runner. —
i
was of the firm convic
gs, were playing possum
“bonehead” work
is difficult
had seen a
guilty
{0 Bee
foot
unless it
said to have given
half dozen in
for for
i Ons
if he did that,
Lafayette eleven
treasure these
derestimated
TENNIS CONTESTS
errs
California
Rap
>
Play Make Overtures to
ure Leading Engl sh Experts
for
nter Games
along the
ing win
SUCCORS-
campaign May Sutton made
English courts a few years ago,
English cham
an fort
# 1 3 Tw ¥ 1 ¢ wi
establis} nt ational series
pete
SEASON Ever since the
whic
f the
- 11 3
ail) Wu
nionship, there has been to
for
States and
e
reat
ANOIES ©
~ SPORIDOM
Tyrus Cobb declares he will bat over
$00 next year
George Simmons has been
by the Highlanders to
turned
Roch-
over
i
Manager Frank Farrell of the New
York Yankees has reserved 34 players
for next season
Hugh Bedient, star twirler of the
world series. has decided to spend the
winter on a farm
Cv Young has received an offer to
manage the Portland team next year
and may accept it
A New York paper says Frank
Chance is now mentioned as the next
manager of the Brooklyn team
The directors of the Threel league
have boosted the salary limit to $2,600,
a $600 increase over last season.
They have started playing polo on
bicycles at St. Louis. Next they'll be
playing shuitlecok in aeroplanes,
Stagg doesn’t believe in building air
castles until he constructs something
tangible in the way of a football team.
Manager Jake Stahl of the Red Sox,
who has about five per cent. of the
stock, cleared up about $35, 000 this
year,
Speaker's earnings for the year
amounted to something near the tune
of $14,000, Joe Wood gathered some.
thing like $13,500,
The Gophers are scouring the woods
hunting for spies. Every particular
knot hole fa boing examined with a
field glass of high power
Hobby Vench, the Indianapolis play-
er, played sensational ball after join.
ing the Detroit Tigers, and will, no
doubt, bo on the fob In Tigerville next
fase,
Harold—Whenever |
always wear a cap that
wall over my ears
Ellyn—Yes I should
would be
you're
go skating, I
pulis down
think
necessary
ud
SKIN DISEASE ON FACE
jarthell, Ky.—*1 had a skin disease
my neck and hands that tor-
me all the time and when 1
would get hot places would burr
so that 11} face
cold
absolutely
skating against the wi
on face
the
to Kee my
began as pimples and
disfiguring, for it would
gpote on my face and hands
a quarter of It would
and 1 sure
the
for
thing
did
ad wet in
water It
indeed
get in
large as
get
it wa
as
a dollar
into blisters sometimes
suffer My
it
HiX Year
could
did burned all
bad
every y
ng
face
this way
g and | tried
but
time
about
that 1
any good
‘One day | found the Cuticura
i Ointment adv and
once I iid wash my face
and then
Was RO
hear of noth
Soap
ertised ordered
S8Ome at
good
BDPIY
WoO
ira
3
Soap
tment and they
have cured iid half a
in those six
me take
tablet to t«
Year
Ointment sold
mpie of each
Address
Important to Mothers
Examine full very bottle
CASTORIA, a sale and sure remedy
infants hildr and see
and children, 1
n
n Use For Over 30 Years.
‘hildren Cry for Flataher's Castoria
Car
that
Pears the
Sig
I
{
ature of
Summer Styles
Patience] i the suffragettes
come out t the secret bal
have
lot
Patrice-—Yes
for open-work
ARAIn=
women, as 2 rule, pre
DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE?
Try Hicks CAPUDINE. It's liguid «pleas
ant to take effects immediate «good to prevent
sick Headaches and Nervous Headaches aise
Your money back if pot satisfied. 0c, 2c. and
Sie. at medicine stores. Ader
The | Kind.
How did they succeed
that defaulting aviats:?
With a fly detective
TO DRIVE our T BANS 1
E RISTE
Jd pa ov ELEN
city TONIC va ne Mo Fou are Waking
The formula is Praia prinied on every botile,
showing Lis simp Yeidine ang ron in a lanai
form, and the most efecinal For grown
poopie and ohildren. 40 conta.
in catching
ron.
If a newly wedded man “has no a]
crets from his wife it is rather hard
on the other women he might have |
married, but didn’t
Most of our so-called good
tions are base imitations
inten
A
Quite the
“1 told you that if you
morning | would give you the
for my wash Why did you
sald Miss Philis to the
daughter of her laundress
I know gald tomorrow morn
in".” responded the girl, “but moth
er she told me to come tonight, ‘cause
was afrald gone
by tomorrow mornin
certainly should
my Is
lig sharply
would do
“Oh, yes,
plied
ips
Thing
C8 *
tomer
You
me
you might be
“y not without
bill said
«0 respectable
thing’
they wo 1i4 re.
There's
®O
is
OE
Mins
wom
inary
an such
maam
the child knowingly
reapectable ladies dos
Hard to See Under Water
”
There is no scientific instrums«
the "scope
Ghee 10 Bee
wale
a Small Ma
‘r ti
Really
Max
Paradoxical Misfortunc
Good for Swelling and Abscess.
M £23 Aa € %
3. Writes I Lis
ess on ber neck and
® hs
pw
the st
SLOAN
LINIMENT
> i a § 20 ¢
K inde SAIC TY
r ch
lera.
Governor of Georgia uses
Sloan's Liniment for Hog Cholera
“ I heard Gov, Brown (wh
farmer ) sav that be ha
hog from cholera and
alware was a tabhlespo
Lintment in a gal
ng the dose as
Last month G
were
buildi
mquites
kt a
Gov, Brows
od as unfailing.”
ipapnvER"
Daily News
At All Dealers. 25¢. 50ec, & 81.00,
Kinane Root
Hogs and "on
Address Dr. Earl 8 Sloan, Boston.
of the diseases,
gave the remedy na
SAVANNAR
+n Horses, Ottis,
try sent free
PREVENTION =p
are not only a remedy for, but will prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
biltousness, constipation and kindred diseases.
Tult's Pills
STUDENTS,
cinily for you
Write Ton
Ray VV. Kans,
TEACHERS. So hing Seps
Spar tim ~N anvaseing
and oy : ts: 34 dnitars
3 Summit As ‘ Clneinnnt! ©
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iste ka Us
FOR
Va
fralt
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PA togton, DC. Books free. (1h
wat references. Best resus
W. N. U, BALTIMORE, No. 46-1912.
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NEAR
sme. Barn
Moh nurie
link. No man is stronger
than his stomach. With
Dr. Plerce's
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