——————— AA AAP HELP FOR WORKING WOMEN Some Have to Keep on Until They Almost Drop. How Mrs. Conley Got Help. Here isa Jette or from a woman who had to work, but was too weak and suf- fered too much to continue. How she regained health ;— Frankfort, Ky.— “I suffered so much with female weakness that I could not | mdo my own work, had to hire it done. I heard so muc! about Lydia E. Pir ham’s Vegetablo Compound that 1} triedit. I took thr Q bottles and I fc Co I y,516 t. Cl No woman sufferi female troubles : she has given Lydia etable Compound a fair This famous remedy ingredients of which are « native roots and herbs, as years prove »d to be a mos ible tonic and invigorator of the fer organiem. All women are invited to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi cine Co., Lynn, Mass., for special —it will be confidential, AL In air St ye £ ived from for forty nale £ ico adav: ——po— 89 on BAD COMPLEX When All Else Fa ION Locality. “3 ¥ wy} I France” Nerves All On E Edge ? Pp 1% 4! casionally and am alway right awa Get Doan’s at Any Store, 80¢ a Box DOAN’ KIDNEY PILLS FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y. The Army of Constipation Is Growing Smaller Every Day. CARTER’S LITTLE 4 LIVER PILLS are responsible — they notonly give relief -= they perma- nentlycure Cen- stipation. Mil- lions use a: Sick Headache, Sallow Skin. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE Genuine must bear Signature Soon Fe ret USES FOR SKIN MILK One of Best Feeds for Both Young and Old Chickens. i All Ages—Valuable in Itself and Assist in Digesting the Other Foods. of the and old or curdy part of the while for table fow to milk for ious flesh, be either given for! | . | I'he | | best foods chickens, the milk, Is Nec is one young casein, prot in r hen { rior | | deli | Rat-Proof Crib. » poof. ¥ he [owt apiece nent eagineers thie { put in for ail Inns may be had fi and Rural |} of Agricul lie Roads Mirtinent D. C GOOD WAY TO MEASURE HAY Four Hundred Cubic Feet Has Been Found to Be Fair Estimate for Ton—Weight Will Vary. hay is ght of 400 in feet The tons | FARM OF RIGHT PROPORTIONS | Records Show That Farmer Either Has Too Many Acres or Not Enough for Successful Work, 0), number ‘of The size of business to do toward me { able, Farm mans often has much farm Fev tare often either too for the the ing gemeont ords show small taost successful There may be too fi many acres, A enough land or he there hy rendering profitable, LATE FALL man may not ave land poor,” acres un- may all his BE EASIER Work Less Difficult for Horses Keeps Them Strong. Late fall plowing is wpuch easier on the team than early spring plowing, u8 the weather cooler and stimu lating, and they ean stand the work much better than they can next May. Besides, the work will keep thelr muscles and vital organs stronger and | more vigorous, so that they will not become fatigued at the advent of j Warmer weather, ¥ is LIVE STOCK AIDS FERTILITY | Diversified Farming Calls for System of Rotation and Is Best Insur. ance of an Income. where live stock more productive exclusive in is followed. Where the crops on the market all the plant food | contained In those crops Is lost to the | soil. This practice will result without | full in impoverishment of the land. | Live-stoel farming |§ diversified | | farming and calls 0} rotation. It returns Adds in On farms the land farms than on farming is where gra i | is kept | { i i are sold | of 4 for a system of er to the of th Hy income, | fertility ferest to the work on the farms and fina of the nn ADDITIONAL SPACE FOR HAY Temporary Shelter May Be Obtained by Placing Prepared Roofing Materials on Poles. NEGLECT OF FARM MACHINES Some Cultivators and Hay Racks Are Never Greased—Keep All Wagon Axles Well Oiled. y machin i v "= fy wtp ff q+ INE or greasing of { g vi #0 negled the axle f wagons, buggies, ng L§ 54 4 arm is rakes, An oil can or box of nee ig not carried { these vehicles or 11 iplements nuse oiling i= not needed hours, this is neglected, Some cultivators and hay oiled or attended to day or two of service or the equivalent, Nothing but atten tion to wagon and buggy will keep the axles well oiled, ns the trips of a fow | miles each accumulate and get rid of all of the grease, SEVERAL RATES OF SEEDING Ohio Experiment Station Finds Great. est Yield of Grain Secured From Eight Pecks to Acre. every racks practically never ren when this should be n steady close day soon : 1 — { Experiments conducted hy the OMs | experiment station during 17 years { and including eight different rates of seeding with ten varleties of whent show that eight pecks to the acre gives the greatest net yield of grata, Figures given in the station's bullee [tin point In general to a gradual ine crease in yield from the use of three pecks to nine pecks per nere, but seed- ing more than eight pecks to the scree bas not paid for the extra seed, THE MARKETS | NEW Wheat $1.97%: No. 2 $1.84% : new No. 1 Northern $1 and new No. 1 91% f 0 b New Yi $108 cif YORK No. 1 Durum, Spot 96%; : North- $1 Corn No, 2 ye irk. y 0 con ow aw Oats Butter 5 Live Stock CHICAGO, 10.20; light, Hogs Bulk, $0.700 $9.40@10.25; mixed, £9.40 @10.30; heavy, $9.40610.25; rough, $8.40@0.60; pigs, $6.76@ 9.25 Cattle-~Native beef 11.40; Western steers, $6.10606.25: stockers and feeders, $4.500 7.75: cows and heifers, $3.40@9.20: calves. $7.25 @11.85 Sheep cattle, 88.504 Wethers, $768.30; lambs, $8400 10.60 ewes, KANSAS CITY, MO. Hogs $0.75010.10; heavy, $0.95@10.10; ers and butchers’, $9.90@G10 35; $0.50@10.15; pigs, $8.7600.2 Cattle-—~Prime fed steers, $9. b0@11; dressed beef steers, $769.25: South- ern steers, $5.50@7.50; cows, $4.50@ 7.26; heifers, $6@9.60; stockers and feeders, $5@8; bulls, $4.75@6.25; calves, §6@ 10.50, Sheep—Lambe, Hnge, $7.50@8.50; ewes, $6.75@ 7.40. Bulk, pack- lights, $10@10.65; wethers, Year $708; cr ——————————————, The Flavor Lasts! Rosy good appetites the reward for use of Wrigley’s cheeks, bright teeth, and digestions — yes, the regular is benefit as well as pleasure! Sealed Tight - Write Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, for free copy of the Wrigley Gume-ption Book. - Kept Right # J ba iy a A wy y = ~ NEVER HAD A CHI Taking ELIXIR » rhter re Bea time aged o Babrk. ach ® Eilxir Babek 5 ances P t prepaid Washiugion, I $ Table Dainties from Sunny Climag ht California Asparagus Hawaiian Peon home of the sweetest, mes the and California, where the tenderest asparagus grows, supplies the other. The Libby From tropical Hawaii, most luscious pineapple one; care and cleanliness back of both is a warrant of a product that will please you, Insist on Libby's at your grocers. Libby, M®Neill & Libby, Chicago a * o® ow "When You Follow The Trail ave" Go Equipped With WINCHESTER Guns a Ammunition Made for all kinds of bs y Vdd ol =. A aE Ol Sala
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