The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, April 15, 1915, Image 7

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WOMAN WOULD
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta-
ble Compound.
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taking Lydia E. Pinkham’'s Vegetable
, Compound Iwasina
dreadfully rundcwn
state of health,
had internal trou-
bles, and was so ex-
i tremely nervous and
prostrated that if |
had given in to my
feelings 1 would
have been in bed.
As it was 1 had
hardly strength at
3 a
feet and what 1 did do was by a great
of course felt very bad in the moming,
and had a steady headache.
“After taking the second bottle I no-
ticed that the headache was not so bad,
I rested better, and my nerves were
stronger,
made a8 new woman of me, and now |
can hardly realize that 1 am able to do
so much as 1 do. Whenever I know any
woman in need of a good medicine |
highly praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-
etable Compound.’ — Mrs. Frank
CLARK, 8146 N. Tulip St., Richmond, Pa.
Women Have Been Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ills,
for it from coast to coast.
troubled with any ailment peculiar to
women why don’t you try Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound? It
will pay you todo so. Lydia E. Pink-
bam Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Aeroplane Propellers.
Selected ash, which is both
and light and will not spli
vibration ghock
ers of spruce with centers
are the
pellers o
mahogany
materials with which the pro
be
rare con
{ aeroplanes such are
as
Ing used in the European wi
ftructed The framework of the
chines, too, is
i iB generals
EPruce
its
hidden
being much used on
straignt grain and
defects
Kill the Flies Now and Prevent
disease. A DAIRY FLY KILLER will do it
Kills thousands. Lastsall season. All dealers
or kix sent express paid for §1. H. BOOMERS,
150 De Kalb Ave N.Y Adv
trooklyr
That London Fog
Church— What
GGermar
Why her
has Londor
combat the
Gotham
Zeppelins
wellknown
YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Hed, Weak, Watery
Byes and Granulated Eyelids Ro Smarting-
net Bre comfort, Write for Book of the Hye
7 mall Free. Murine Ere Remedy Oo, Chioago
rth has
aer
Probably
rheumatism dyspe;
hobby
EVETY man on ea
BIR OF BOs
Metal railway tles
For Young and Old
The acute agonizing pain of
rheumatism is soothed at once
by Sloan's Liniment. Do not
rub—-it penetrates to the sore
gpot, bringing a comfort not
dreamed of until tried. Get a
bottle today.
RHEUMATISM
Here What Others Say :
*1 Bighly recommend your Liniment
ae the best remedy for rheumatism | ever
umd. Before using it I spent large sume
of money trying to get relief of the roineTy
and pains in limbs and body, so 1 tried
your Liniment both internal and external
and 1 found quick relief, snd Bow am
well and strong again. “Geo, Curtis, 285
N. 16th 81, Bpringfieid, TH.
Here's Proof
“I wish to write and tell you about a
fall I had down fourteen steps, and
my neck and hip very bad. 1 could not
sleep at all. 1 sent my wife for a 25 cent
bottle of your Liniment sad in two days’
time I was on my feet again.’ Charles
Hyde, 138534 Prairie Ave, 81. Lowss, Meo.
mest con he
Ht must contain tonic,
Pills
nasess these qualities, and
”
(By MICHAEL K. BOYER
Of late dry feeding
quite popular, althongh it
new idea in the poultry ranks. Fully
25 years ago the matter was agitated
apd adopted by some poultrymen, but
general thing ft favor
received
is becaming
is
#8 a Was not
ably
The argument used today
mash and whole grain
First, after fowls become
prefer the ground grain
in
of dry diets
are
to it, they wil
try to that
steamed; second, it is a laborsaving
method: third, it keeps
more healthy condition:
better fertility to the eges
At first the fowls will not t:
kindly to the dry feed
is mixed with it, they will pick out all
such, then probably the corn meal, ©
some may prefer the bran, but all of
it is seldom until
to It
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fowls
and
consumed
fowls become accustomed
Gradually will
”
HAE
thew eal more
more
trough
Another
a8 few mouthfu y will repai
and
ewalllows of water then back
ng
after eating
the drinking veszsel secure sey
in to the trough and po on durd
the «
it
consumed by dry
ntire
or eal
imed
that
fed
more water is
fowls, and
BS
water enters largely into the compo
sition of increased
the
method is a
epEE exe produc
tion should
the
be result
great labor saver
possible to both feed and water
same time it takes
prepare the wet mash and feed it
The writer prefers feeding the
It
the stock in the
is
to
mash in troughs instead of hog pers
a hopper is used that
net rats and mice
made of
unless
proof agai
hopper
iron,
pight
0
must be
opened In the morning
igh to hold
veral days’ feeding
be
and be
If large eno
material for se still
more labor can saved
in the system from a health stand
point. There ig not so much danger of
and consequently there
soft-ghelled and
formed or illshaped eggs
hens,
will he fewer de
There
troubles and trouble
Wet mash
troughs any length of
the hot weather will
the cause of many
indi
re
time
leggy with
gestion
main in
during
which is
allowed to
sour
r
cases of
For growing chicks it is recommend-
They eat a few mouthfuls and
take a swallow of water and
In a few mo
repeat
ed
then
scamper off for a run
ments they return and
dose
They never gorge themse and
when they feel a little hungry a little
Ives,
food helps them out
At night an extra allowance of food
I boxes in their
youngsters oan
at break day
chick a
for food
small
hat
themselves
placed
houses, the
help of
Nothing gives a
back than pining
But like only the mash
fed fowls in that way. The
grain should be strewn along
worse set
we
to he
some
#0 that the birds must scratch for
This
The
hour
roost,
exercise Is needed
should be
the time for
that ample
unt. If thus
the fowls
tinue thelr search the next
break of day, and the attendant
will find them hard at work when he
comes around them thelr
breakfast
least
them to
time is
fed in a
will con-
morning
Krain given at
before
BO
an
to
shed,
to give
consin Station With Corn, Mid
diings and Alfalfa.
kinds of
little
iitable
On farms where many
Erain are grown, there should be
or no difficulty in providing a s
ration
For several years mature brood
in the Wise
herd have been
one-third
Ows onsin experiment sia
fed rations com
corn, one-third
tion
of
wheat bran or alfalfa. Such feeds are
satisfying and b
sufficiently
to
live
Iky, ana at the
nutrit
gain from §
weight during
same
time 8 to cause
io
preg
SOwE
in
io
pounds
nancy.
A mixture of equal parts, by
fed in the
weight
form
satis
res an equal propor.
the
the animals
of the {eeds mentioned
thick
factory
f a slop, is always very
This ins
tion and distribution of
feeds and is relished by
be fed on Car
need not be and the
id be given as
VAN ous
The the
COrn may and
alfalfa
the
a thick slop
Hrood sows, ghing
usually can
rations
cut
rest of ration sho
from 300 {to
be kept on
for
we
300 pounds,
one of the above
His
ve n
a section where these
fUgaAr beets or giant
mangels be to
bulky
grown,
¢
jad
the ration
IRRT may
form the portion of
or mangels can be
cut up and fed raw or may be cooked
with middlings and other
made into a thick slop
Kept
The sugar beets
Soy beans on the vine make
They
stacked in or near the hog lot
fall and fed out as needed. The
hogs will get abundant exercise work
of search
can be
in the
aver
the plle vines in
Dark Barns a Menace
Well lighted horse or dairy stalls
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months than in the
gince the absence of light lowers the
temperature. Then, leading the ani
winter
their long confinement in the gloomy
eyesight, while the poorly lighted
stalls also contribute to the advance
ment of almost every known ailment
of live stock
Sheep as Weed
Sheep will eat
Destroyers.
more than a hun
stable to cattle
these stanchions are made.
can be obtained by writing to the
provided, their feeding
ilystration shows kow
NEW
ilar
hard, 1644
port; No. 1
and No, 1
ef Mm
Corn--8Bpot firm
KNeel!
Hay Firm
NO a6
Butter A
4034
aril
27%.
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YORK
red
all
Northern
Northern
Vheat
160% ¢
ratl, ¢ | 1
Duluth
Manitoba
navigation
No 2 yellow
Spot irreg
and No. 2
track, ex
156%
164
No
fflulo, opening
to arrive
No. 1, $1.07%
shipping. SOG
TERInery (#2
thirher scoring)
28Q 30
4c
extras Foore)
ereginery :
firsts #eeonds HE 7 §
red iH vg
florage packed, extra firsts, 210021%
do “ii@2l regular packed
extra 21 19% @ 20%
n henfiery fine to
nearby whites
Blute
1IT@plhiic
ERe--Fresh gathe extras, 22%
firsts
firsts, firels
carbs whites fancy
“2% E23 hennery
Cheese whole milk
epedinle
147%
live
do, average
Poultry
16¢ furkeys, 1
poultry firn
fowls
Western
chickens
1%
17@21c;: tre
turkeys, 13@ 24
exXnort
spot. $1.02@1 04
$§1.50@ 1.6); round
No. 2
108%
1.62%: No. }
red. si
YRIO!
AO red Wests
Northern |
incatior
sleamer yellow, 786 7%¢
687
vellow
NO. 4 vellos
LS Gr To
Lew
7G 78 for
No. i
sleamer
Tht
WUNGE
Wil elevator
FTE
2% aT
Onts
ard wi
tic
Butler
packed
rXirs
26
3 f
OE 22
extra Urey
& Hr ons
»
fs
rer « {
I= Ape sal
fresh egw i
EK OER a8 10 Qual
York, full crean
New
16%, @17¢
do Ire
{ hiees
! 0« GO oe
G 161 fo
16@ 16% | d¢
ao do
good
ils @
1€«¢ part skizos
BALTIMORE No
Apri
West
Whent
spol and
No. 2 red
156%
ts
al
€2's@ 62%
No 1
No 2 do. $15
xed, $1R@ IN G0
mixed, $18
clover
$17.50@18
white
{any timothy
$I1S@ 18.50
clover
NO
101 ee $156r18 50
lover
16 LO
Separator Extras
G28 Prints ib
firsts, 20631
alga
Extras
21g 32
Extras,
: ibe
Dairy Prints
KALE 7 3 | » Hlocks
20631: Meron
Maryland, Pennsylvania
and Virginia Extras, 20021
1820. lows and N W. ladle
2223 21g22
firsts, 28. Maryland
rolls Ohlo
le, 18@ 16
Maryiand, Pennevivania
19% Fons
Maryland Virginia, Erste
Western, Ohlo, fir 193
Hrate 19% Bouthern
firsts, 15% CRgs
‘
rehandled egy
and
firwts
#
HrEls
firets
Extras
firsts Storepacked
Pennsylvania
IG 18, West
and
186 20: rolls
Virginia
Erge
nearby
rol
and
Shore
firsts ern
and 18%
Nest \
North
ste
gina
duck near
22 Recrated
higher
Poultry C
large, semooth, 1880 20;
ibs and under 23025. do.
tagey. 14615: do. old hens
15@ 15%; do, ligher fowl
do, old roosters and stags
il Ducks, muscovy and mongrel
do. puddle, 3 Ibs snd over, 16: do
white Pekings, 16@16. do, Indian run
ners, 13@ 14; do, small poor. all kinds
12@13. Pigeons, per pair, old, 25
do. young, 2L@ 360,
young, each, over 1%
young. smaller, each, 26
3h
Dressed
Maryland
Live hickens YOuns
de winter, 2
rough
4 Ibe and
iLa
10@
LE
id's
Ibe, 2f¢
do, old, each,
Hoge - Choice Western
and Pennsylvania light
welghte, 8@8%c¢: choice medium
weights, TWEE heavyweights,
smooth, 6% @ 7. stage and sown, [G6
heavy old boare and rough stock, 5.
Live Stock
PITTEBURGH, PA Cattle steady;
choice, $R.25@R 40: prime, $7.90G8.20,
Sheep Steady; prime wethers, $6.00
@6.75. culls and comuaon, $3@4.60;
lambs, $6@RE5; veal calves, $11Q
11.50.
Hogs—Prime heavies, $7.36: me
Alums and heavy Yorkers, $7.70 7.95;
light Yorkers, $7.66@7.70; pigs, $7.50
@ 7.60; roughs. HEGE.6O0
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CALIFORNIA'S EXPOSITIONS
AND THE PAGIFIG COAST
Low. round trip fares are in
effect via the Beenie Highway the
Northern Pacific Ry. to California's Ex
positions via the North Pacific Coast
now
of
Expositions as well as a stopover at
Yellowstone National Park via Card!
If yon will advise when vou will plan
Your western trip, 1 will be pleased to
some Expositions folder as well as
Yellowstone National Park and travel
any way
posible in planning vour 1915
tion trip. A. M. Cleland, General
Agent, L17 Northern Pacific
Ry.. Bt. Paul, Minnesota —Ady.
Marital
Plunger—1 felt
Diplomacy.
awiully sorry for
down at the
five
BOVE were
WOOT
He
guy
owt
exXenange 1oday
thou cotton ar
all the
he
with
started off hor
the predic
would land on his
cenap ne
bad about it
Mri
. Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle
CABTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
Bears the -
Signature of ZT
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
of
An Art
Suspicion
FIIXIR BARBER A GOOD TONIC
Amd Drives Malaria (Pal of the Sysfem
Your*Mabek® sts likes i
Elixir Babek, = ce
Parve ¥ La
DONT VISIT THE OA IFORNIA rx.
POSITIONS Wihhowt o supsly of Alies's Foo
Exse the ary sept Power 1 te 0
© or &iceived t wih J he Bias
¥ ernady for the fort fon 2 yours It gives wats
tolief tO tr feet 20 preveris wales
bed fost Coe . "1 erdoves
f my ey
Foet-Fane in
thak er tet tH
wos the fon
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Most of Us Are
FOun Tan are YO
of hat
“€ habit sir-—-other
ix 0}
Hoston Evening Tr
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Good tobseco is what every smoker
wants,
The careful mas makes sure he gots
it by asking for Fatima Cigerettes.
Fetimas are simply good tobsces
blended to suit the grestes! pumsber
of men.
Have you smoked a Fatima lately?
and cut your
feed bill in half.
wa lien f GG. Filne 8 Pow
i tw Live Agents
2 308
x 9 bers. Terms
o You Want ©/I'%
free
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3
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Watson ¥., Coleman,
Fates Lawyer WW ——
DAL Ag * 6a Laws Ere,
Highest refervncrs. Post servis.
TO $100 [5.2 2 yg cee
: he a MiB n free Progrensren
kerlucker Bidy A
nd se
Kr
HAE
~—LADIES!!
USE GILBERT'S
JEWEL
TALCUM POWDER
« for refoed
lasting, sod ex-
wider Of velvet; pes
bs Clase Jars 15¢. and 25¢
Sued by all dealers
MADE BY .
GILBERT BROS. & CO
BALTIMORE, MD
Perfume
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MN. L BALTIMORE, NO. 16-1915
Unperturbed
11 spring
The
{ expect to
1lra oare
put their labels on it, and
written guarantee of
asphalt roofings.
est manufacturer of
sell
goods,
make. It's the best
roof. It is made with that one pu
poor quality roofings to meet the
Certain
w,
m————
carries our Com
ply 10 years,
last and remain waterproof on the
We alo make cheap grade,
very temporary roofs, but the
It is the
guarantee—1-ply
roofing by ing at it, The man
. He cannot tell their relative values by
looking at them. Why take the chance of
Foessing, when you can get the safest gusr
antes on the best quality goods al & resson.
want a temporary roof, we
the Jowest price on
fa-
® third
nd
Noone can tell the quality of & piece of
the length of time each one will dest on Use
LETS BOOST BUSINESS
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