——
Show us an architect
in keeping his plans to himself!
Putnam Fadeless Dyes are the eas
fest to use. Adv,
True love may be a myth, but there
are a lot of mighty satisfactory imita-
tions.
stem with
or" Adv,
bre. Peery's Vermifuge “Dead
It takes a pretty evenly balanced
man to be as strong in prosperity as
in adversity.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pe
nd invigorate stomach, liver and bowel
ugar-coated, tiny granules. Easy to take
as candy, Ady.
lets
The Attempt.
“Did the new in
try to do the swoon well?”
“She made a faint effort.”
actress the
party
Many School Children Are Sickly.
Children who are deli 3 and cross
will fwmediate 1 from Mother Gray's
Bweet Powders for Ch
stomach, act on the li i
for complaining child hn Aj}
for worms. Us by Mothers for
all Draggists, 25¢., Sample FREE.
A. 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. ¥. Adv,
we
ges
rs
a
Address,
Easy to Tint Candles.
Candles can be tinted in any
or painted in any design
fnchein, methyl violet or
of this of
wood alcohol. They n
into a bath of the dve, or
appifed with a paint brush
IN MISERY WITH ECZEMA
Franklinton, La.
ago my
color,
others
ved in
dipped
i may be
class colors
face broke
At first
ut finally
through
free, with 32
card “Cuticur
goin’
ejaculated
with
go for
You,
east.””
“They
fe—The ca
Say! They Say!
th sank
and w y o1
what he meant he
I hadn't had mud
ting checks ca
Vegetable
table nigh
tural
the she
um at Washing
ath of an
d by
immense
flower, and is us the na
tives d up around the
lower runs to a point like a
tasseled nighteap te color is a rieh
brown.
as
edge, {it
a cap
texture of a fine lacelike
and durable
———
qunlity
Appetite
Finds Ready
Satisfaction
In a bowl of
Post
Toasties
and Cream .
Thin, crisp bits of In-
dian Corn—cooked and
toasted so that they have a
delicious flavour—
Wholesome
Nourishing
Easy to Serve
~—sold by Grocers every-
where,
a ——————
GREAT ANNUAL LOSS 18 CAUSED
BY CARELESS MANAGEMENT,
Heap Is Surest Sign of
Thrift and Success In Farming
importance of Fertilizer la
Not Fully Appreciated.
Every crop removed from the goil
takes from it materiale which have
been used in building up. the plant's
tissue. Soil with fertility added
and which annually bears a crop, must
in time become exhausted of its store
plant food, and unfit to
profitable crops Sub-
are added to the soil
no
bear further
which
stances
——————————— ee ————
A Manure Spreader Is Very Valuable
on Any Farm.
the ingredients
d by previous
y oldest
is
fertilizers
Po
in order to replace
which have been remove
crops are called manures,
and most
the farm ma
this the most
man writers
fact that the
of farm animals
in increased producti
time t the
ave
common form of manure
Of all
popular. Early
to he
nur
is
called attention
of the
the soil resulted
, and from that
addition excreta
to
oy
$
present the m
placed thel
A Common Way osing
Large Losjes of Plant
Sure to From
of Manure.
Food
These Plies
Occur
not
axien m
mans
pursuits seem fo
Showing the Result of Piling Ma-
nure in the Field—The
Should Be Spread When Hauled or
There Will Be an Uneven Growl!
of the Grain Crop, Due to Localized
Fertility.
the waste of this Important product.
They begrudge the time and labor re
Guired to remove it from the barn
and feeding lot, and it is not uncom
mon to see a man purchase commer
cial fertilizers and wa
produced by his stock.
often erected on steep side hill < OF
oven to the banks of running
eéireams, which practice insures a mont
effective and wasteful loss of the val
uable constituents of the manure heap.
ate the manure
Barns are
close
- wa bec
Cow Must Mave Comfort.
Keep a eharp lookout for the cow
that is failing to pay for the unusual
amount of care eho requires during
the winter months: for the main
tenance of clean, comfortable quar
ters and for the extra quality of high:
priced feed she consumes-——which 18
Just as much as that eaten by your
best cow.
a —— A
Buy Some Sheep,
Why not invest a little money in a
few shoep. Yeariings will give fou
the quickest and best results, and will
do you good, but you must first do
good by them.
FEEDING ROUGHAGE TO STOCK
Great Danger of Animals Overloading
and Seriously Impairing Their Di-
gestive Systems.
An oversupply of roughage In racks |
or mangers means not only a waste |
of feed, but there is greater danger |
of the animals overloading and ger!
ously impairing their digestive sys
tems.
It takes more feed for stock out in
the open weather than in shelter,
since they must consume a sufficient
quantity to maintain normal flesh and
keep up the heat unnecessary for sup
plying their bodies with warmth.
Oilmeal! i8 so loosening in its
effect that it {8 very easy to overfeed
on this ration. While ve would feed
only about one-fourth pint for every
one hundred pounds
weighs, there are cases in which this
would be too much while in others it
| would be sufficient. When feeding
it, watch the results closely and mi
Your future feeding
Don't g
ollmeal, as it is a concent
One and a half to tw
sufliei.nt for
with other rations
require an amo
their size,
the animal
t too enthu
and h
®.asio i
WEE Ki
feed
proportd
in catt
'
ithe
bulkier
The
weight
cording to
mals are fat
that a fat bea
MOLE WORKS IN WINTER
Shallow E x-
tended
Runway
in
Li
the mole
| pagsagoeways
through
Moles
roots of
00 yery
grain, gr
€ xcept }
they live principal
grub, earth worn
He
| friend to mankind, because grubs
the greatest scour
er
in g
thus prove hin
t Of grass
valuable plant
| DAIRYMAN MUST
One Farmer Succeeded on
Farm With Bixty-three Cows Where
Another Failed With Twenty.
WORK BRAIN
120-Acre
A dairyman with a
celves quite
herd re-
a large check at the end
of the month and he fail to die
tinguish between and net
This delusion bas been the
of many a failure.
All over this country are individual
dairymen whose success {8 noticeable,
Une dairyman lost a 120acre farm
Kecping 20 cows that produced two
to four cans of milk per day, hiring |
two men, '
His successor on the same farm |
hired three men, kept 63 cows and |
produced 30 cans of milk per day dur. |
ing the flush of the senson, one |
month's return being $840. This is an
example of brain fertility and not soil
fertility,
poor
nay
receipls
i iris
| Prout,
P Chillse
Many Rotten Eggs.
During the twelve months ending
July 31, of 260.000 dozen eggs reach.
ing New York eity from 85 different
| shippers in nine different states, 35
pe@ cent, or more than one-third, were
either dirty, cracked or rotien,
*
You’ll wake up with
% a2 good taste in your
2 mouth
if you chew this after
every meal.
The refreshing
digestion aiding
mint leaf juice
does it.
clean, pure,
healthful gum
purifies your mouth
-—gweetens your breath. It’s
a pleasant, inexpensive, beneficial
pastime. It brightens teeth besides.
BUY IT BY THE
at most dealers
for 85 cents
Each box contains
twenty 5S cent packages
Chew it after every meal
It stays fresh until used
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relief of coughs, colds and sore throst.
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Uncomplimentary, It soothes and heals. B .
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vour beth at home
58. A weeks treater set
paid for $1. Wri today. We gusranies resulls
ELEINGTON & FLUINGT Gi
Sele Distributors, 2881 Broadway, New York
ming 10 you
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ported Mr io} c vely PeCUcS » Une
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# mind Is what you were Ah, Dregs
with.”
think of you!”
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Dreinge 4 Pressing Shop. Hig yp .
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A toilet preparation of merit
Beips 10 eradionts dandrul,
For Restoring Color and
Beauty to Gray or Faded Hale
Boo, and $100 ar Dregs
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Dr. THOMAS E. CRIEN, Socvomar to
Dr. H. H. Greens Sons, Box 0, Atlanta, fa
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becoming to her
new hat
because her
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ot worth dying mach, ete, W. F, GLAU
Wen Fight On Their
Stomaohs Nernst Amn
with a weak stomach ia
tty sure to be a fighter, It ie difficult—
almost impossible—for anyone, man or woman,
if digestion is poor, to succeed in business or |
socially—or toenjoy life. In tablet or liquid form | Sore
Dr. Plerce’s Throat 14 +
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rich, red blood which nouriches the entire Ys
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