THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
Backache Warns You
Backache is one of Nature's warnings
of kidney weakness. Kidoey disease
kills thousands every year
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EX-REGULARS
FOR STATE POLICE
| BENEFIT BY USING CONCRETE
TIME TO CUT ALFALFA
n-— Farmer Adds Both Comfort and Safe-
. : ty, Besides Saving Money-——Cem.
Taking Care of Hay. (By WALTER B. LEUTZ.)
Safety, economy and utility are the
prime considerations in silo bullding
and on all of these points farmers are |
finding themselves gainers from the
use of concrete, Concrete structures
are much safer and in the long run
are more economical. The original
cost is about the same as for silos of
other materials if the farmer is able
to do the work with his regular force.
When the durability and lessened risk
are considered it Is seen that the con-
crete construction is economical in
all circumstances. The con-
silo sanitary and preserves by ’"
the fodder in a satisfactory way. This farrisburg.—Eve ree:
fact has been demonstrated by gov-
ernment
Farmers
advantage subject
| do well
to start the | i
off in the material
| handier than
of con- | value for
hay { houses,
as |
Cans
Most
useless
of our relatives about
to us as empty
are
STOP that
Pain in the Side
Kill the Pain before it killa you
Backarhon, “stitches” in the
side, “kidney colds,” sealding
during erinstion al’ gespoodily
and permanently re.eved Ly
WELLS =cweoy
REMEDY
This storing medicine has proved (ig
worth during ¥ years of actual ses. Bhould
¥ OG sarantesd beneficial or
Holivros pain &imost
4 direst by maker bo syoid
subwiitution snd Wo protest oomsumers MN
harmfol or babitforming droge A reliable
timotriod remedy for oid ur young. Rest
repaid vu receipt of price 81. 00 per bettie
rite for information. free on roguost,
Wells Remedy fo... Baltimore Nd,
Bale Proprietor and Diritutor
tomato
Trimmings.
“They say she's a luxurious dame.’
‘Very. Even her combs have gold
Don’t neglect a bad back. If your back filled teeth
is lame-—if it hurts to stoop or lift—if
there is irregularity of the secretions— ry
suspect your kidneys. If you suffer head
aches, dizziness and are tired, nervous
and worn-out, you have further proof,
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SER OF
Start Mower In Morning as Soon as
Dew Is Off and Prospects
Seem Good for Three Days
of Good Weather.
$154,274.55 INHERITANCE TAX
Make-Up Pieces.
“Did you ever help put a puzzle to
gether?
Use Doan's Kidney Pills, a fine rem-
edy for bad backs and weak kidneys,
A Maine Case
Mrs J
nett, 59%
“No; my wife always assembles her
The best time to cut alfalfa is when self alone."-—Judge
about one-tenth of the blooms are out,
or if an examination is made at the
base of the stalk new shoots are
seen making their appearance. Many
times it is even practical to cut the
first crop a few days earlier, especial
ly if a large acreage is to be har
vested. Time is one of the controll
ing factors in taking care of the hay,
necessary for the grower to
judicious planning to utilize
the best
good plan
500n as
the
Fountair
Gardiner
Several Applications for Pardon Filed
5 # Ae ed four m For SUMMER HEADACHES
with State Board—Department of _B ! dn t Hicka' CAPUDINE is the Lest remedy
. i matter what causes
Labor Extends :
Supervis m the heat, sitting in
Doctor's Office Buildings. :
on to
condition, et 10
almoat otile al medicine stores.
crete is
Mix-Up.
tldren
alls
"Those can't
omeopathi
tests.
indeed a pa
so it is
exercise
his
It is a
mower
the morning and
good for two or three
tinued good weather
should tedded in the | well
afternoon, so phat it v un- | work
derneath. The side delivery rake is| Where the farmer is able to si
good, in fact, the " | the sand and gravel without 1
expense and has time to perform the hel is apt to
labor or at least to § i whi thay pt ny 0 - | 8 in d
They
the :
will
cases
not studied
construction
have
concrete
to take it up. In
will cheaper
lumber It is
dairy
troughs
for general
who handle
cant
of
time to
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Government buys Ithaca Guns lor Faeyr |
fae were bent Lonks shape
wenn, onl man prof Guwnnseed borgver € Corned
most Get Doan'’s at Any Store, 50¢ a Box
D O A N ’ KIDNEY por Sh Hammer fulie bo she of § wom
vy i 1 LL Ss {ian Ve . . ‘ Eun . ¥ > your sere € Boswil Cw PF HEF « doseribes |
FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N.Y. | 7" Pe ogt Nl 7 7 uti adv. with’ 1c. and Get’ beasiiiul hanger =
+ 37 £ “A rs 440 redder price 28¢. i
BOX #2 ITHACA. B. V.!
ud
buys
and
high
floors, milk
and
architectural
be
as the dew is
vid ; . of
prospects seem
walks
days
This
ath in
vill dry out
watering steps,
ITHACA GUN CO,
the sw | us as
be Ang She Had Been Warned
have funpy bones “All men are alike They're deceit LADIES, WHY NOT BEALTIVY
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supply
) STAHLMAN, NEW MAYVILLE
machine to nuch man who nides Hight un v do vou know" VM
out- | think
carried
turn the hay. on the
field, tl nay is
leaving
will be heated
the next round
the next swath the
and soil will
moisture from it,
is curing from below
The
rake is used as s
f esnatrmiacetione . :
: of construction. ripe :
side of the ' 1 iwrkness
further out, open space
the sun be- |
made
which
ftens the gums, reduce
fore On |
turning
stubble
the
hay
from
. tion. ailays paincures wind colle 20
hot
y _
Had No Use for It
girl came
quickly draw
there
18 well as a
following
—
‘ Interesting Beginning.
~~ down IFRCUATe WAS Convers
— a.
and sat
oy,
above Mr
the same
sufficiently dr
put in and
is ready to be
hay is
x tha ’ § g 3
swaths one, - | supervise it, th
noon it
he mow.
i
“Does anybody
Wail From French Jurymen.
In Fran as well as ir i
yen | a their grieva
» afternoon, when
take place nsidera
¥ ¢ ¢ 1
fort and Begins
vantage oy
ing is
and that
that
Amount Can Be Closely Calculated
Provided Number and Kind of
Animals Are Known.
utils
Lif
Ad
ore Unnecessary
\ oy
Banana Eaters
CANE URE
Course at State Agricultural College
Will Imbed Desire to Work in
More Modern Methods.
th this as a bas
rmine the number of
required to
hools
he
aA’On 1 diameter
farmers
i ho
be away from home must
1 such that the
one or two in
ach
Ast
feeding of silage
This
silage from
day during the win
three inches per day
ia to
to
feet in diame
is adapt
ten mature cattle {
diameter wi
one fourteen
meet the need
there are
feed, a sixteen
hould be erected. These silos should
or forty feet, or even more
Yt
Lou
¢ ir
Lil : i 5 £ i118 RiOWh
whom
estate. The
tors
re cows to wot sito
. » } ire parsons interested
names of the
’ i
Farmers Learning to Pick Apples. | thirty
are {; W H F d vard
Frank E«
Clair Thomas
Onda Edward
aura E. Beaumont!
Edwards and Mary
Bridget Edwards
guardian of Lynn, Jolin and Francis
Edwards, minors, 8t. Clair
In of bufldings in Harris
burg by the Department of Labor and
Industry to make sure of safety appli
ances have extended to doctor's
office buildings there are any
tenants. The Inspection far has
covered only a small part of the city,
but has included hotels, apartments,
| lodging houses, moving picture the
atres, stores, warehouses and offices,
being the most thorough of the kind
ever made. In many instances it has
| een found that fire precautions were
Don’t forget to supply grit and oy- | needed
+ ster shells. The hens need them as | -
badly during summer as they do in! Several Applications for Pardon,
the winter Applications for pardon have been
Don’t forget to bury any fowl that | fled with the State Board by J. Fred
chances to dle, Disease is spread | Daugherty, Blair, sentenced to from
through a whole flock by allowing a | ve to thirty years for stealing har
decaying carcass to lle around. ness valued at $10; Charles H,
Don’t wait till fall to sell all sur | Chaney, Lycoming, who violated his
plus stock. Now Is the best and | parole and is serving from two and a
most profitable time. half to ten vears; Major Goodrich,
McKean, who stole a watch and got
from three to four years: Pelegrino
evening —— and
ac-
an 3° SOME GOOD POULTRY DON'TS | conten
i - ———— Wa
del;
fale
afterncon and
that wideawake farmer can
complish a great atnount in
short time,
A course
morning,
up
the St
a and 1
: Walter
Wade, and
:
in general agriculture 1s |
given for farmers, who do not care to |
specialize in any particular branch of
farming, but wish to secure a
knowledge of all phases of agriculture, |
It includes work in soil fertility, farth
management, farm crops, poultry |
raising, dairying in all of its branches, |
animal husbandry, horticulture, in-
aect study, and plant diseases,
A study of these subjects will in|
crease the earning capacity of every
farmer.
Particular Attention Should Be Paid
to Drinking Fountains and
Character of Feed.
A Delightful
Treat
Post Toasties
and cream
hetter | ly
Don't let the drinking fountain sit
in the sun, for if you do your poultry
| will surely get diseased
Don't feed sour and unwholesome
food, because if you do the fowls will
| have indigestion and liver trouble.
Don't forget to provide shade for
the poultry, the scorching hot sun
will be sure to make the hens slek.
Don't keep the males in the same
yards with the females. If you have |
no separate pen, sell them to the
butcher
ipections
been
where
thus
Salt for Horses.
Horses at hard work and on full
grain feed should have salt often. A
good way is to keep a lump of rock
salt in the corner of each feed box —
they are the best judges of the
amount of salt they require, and if
afforded a constant supply will not
eat much.
Dainty, delicious morsels of white Indian corn,
toasted to a delicate brown. An appetizing dish
served with cream or crushed fruit.
“Toasties” are ready to eat direct from pack-
age — Breakfast, lunch or supper— Enjoyed by old
and young, and
““ The Memory Lingers’’
German Foresters,
There are nearly six thousand pro
fessional foresters si Germany, who
are associated with various technical
societies, Useful Tool.
Importance of Cleanliness.
Cleanliness is always important but
it never goes further toward making
good butter than during dog days
A tool used to fight fires on the
California forests combines a rake,
spade and hoe, It is compact, so that
it can be carried on horseback, and
weighs less than 6% pounds.
DeVitalll, Luzerne, who killed a man
in a Pittston saloon brawl and got
twenty years in 1908; Earl Eachenes,
Venango, sentenced to two years.