a { TARR oi, J The iis CHE WING GUM of its contents. Western Canada offers the Large profits are assured. You Fertile Land at $15 to bushels of wheat to the acre. Canada a single crop has ments of the inion and the farmer to prosper, and Grain Growing ThoughWestern Canadaoffers land atsuch prices of grain, cattle, sheep and hogs Loans for the purchase of stock may be extend every $30 per Acre— from 20 to 45 TT possible encouragement and help to | low figures, the high interest; bad at low churches; splendid cli way rates, ete., apply to Bupt, of 1 F. A. Harrison, 210 North Third St, PRE taws, Can., oF Harrisburg, Pa. Tee Have you RHEUMATISM umbago or Gout? Tare RHEUMACIDF 16 remove the cause and drive the poison from the srstem. MEEURACIDE 0% THE INSIDE PUTS RENUNATISN OX THE OUTSIDE" At All Druggists Jas. Baily & Son, Whelessle Distributors Baltimore, Md, ual aI STHMA REME Pe, Olntment 5 & the, mailed fron by “Catiours, Dept. STOP SUFFERING FROM PILES Else or money refunded. Bend for ful! ‘8 tremtment hodat And end your trons BEPAID only § LIES €O,, 1801 Lyndule Ave, Bo. mM . nn : inneapotis, Nice Time Was Had. Tommie (age 5)—Yestaday was muh birthday. Jimmie ma give yuh? Tommie—Mna gimme a bath and po gimme a lickin’, —————————————— AS YOUNG AS YOUR KIDNEYS The secret of youth is FLIMINA- TION OF POIRONR from your body, This done, you can live to be a hundred and enjoy the good things of life with as much “pep” as you did when in the springtime of youth. Keep your body in od, rendition, thats the ret od ate © neys. ey Hiter purify the blood, all of which blood passes through them once every three minutes, éep them clean and in proper working condition and you have nothing to fear. Drive the poisonous wastes and deadly urie acid accumula tions from your system. Take «JOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules and you will always be in good condition. (5 will feel strong and vigorous, with steady nerves and elastic muscles, GOLD MEDAL: Haarlem Oil Capsules are imported direct from the labors~ tories at Haarlem, Holla ey are a reliable remedy which has been used by the sturdy Dutch for over years, and has helped them to develop into one of the strongest and hearthiest races of the world. Get them from your druggist. Do not take & substitute, In seal ckages— three sizes. Adv. Gee, what did ser pa and Bragley's Line of Talk. “Bragley says his new home Is heat. ed with hot air.” “Then it Ix well heat ed. I've heard Bragley talk.” The man who owes his shoemaker { cannot call hls sole bis own, + Your {iE by the United ment of Agriculture.) That organized agrieultoral work among boys and girls thing more than a contest which ends with the season, but a continuous, con- structive piece of work which eventu- ally leads the club into the business of farming and home is illustrated by the accomplishments of a poultry member Yer mont, (Prepared States Depart- club I5 some members club in Work of Vermont Boy. In 1012 John Alexander joined Vermont Poultry club in spite of the opposition of members of his own fam- Hy, and, in a number of instances, dis cournging words from and neighbors who did not understand what ¢lub work meant to the can boy. He started with only settings of eges, but he was well on the road to gpnecess he become the cha county in club work, havin the best grade of Lirds st profit from his he exhibited some of his KEEP COUNTY ORGANIZATION ALIVE friends fi few two Years . Tor had wpion in his g produced id the ¢ investment In 1014 birds at the Too Many Activities Are Liable to Result in Failure. clude Road Improvement, Agricul. tural Fairs, Improved Breeds of Stock, Etc United Blates Agriculture {Prepared by the rent of One important mind is that no organization will con tinue to exist that does not have some lefinite plan of work and to accomng tinh remembered, howes activities may result in failure, aeil-defined policies or carried to conel nean permanency and success for these Those {or lay and fuhs ty £YS- i some defigite it : that purpose should be er, {00 many A few PUIPORes Bue easfully usion will rganizations, responsible the county organization should their plans well into the future, teen interest in the varfous local « pctive, Road improvement, co cultural fatre, rorsl telephone tems, improved or consolidated schools, vocational education, standardized eot- ton and corn for the county. improved breeds of live stock especially ndapted to locak conditions, eo-operative keting, public entertainments, and so. tial welfare are some of the projects being undertaken by county organiza. tions, It is not believéd he ad- visable for a county to undertake more than two or three of these at a time, at least not the first season. ree Tan to done well before new projects are launched. Geof the movement well an- der way and it will be carried forward by its own momentom. The hard work will come at the start After it is #tarted all you will have to do will be to direct it into the proper channels, There Should Be Plenty for Home and Barn and It Should Be as Handy as Possible, The water supply is very Important, Not only should there be plenty of water for the home and the barn, but it should be convenient. Why not put In a system of water pipes and put water under pressure in the house and barn? You will find it so satisfactory that you are likely to wonder iow you managed to get along without water handy. PLANT COWPEAS WITH CORN Nothing to Equal Them for Fattening or More Economical-Excellent for Horses. In plunting cowpeas with corn they are used mostly for pasture, especial ly for hogs, It Is 8 question if any- thing is equal to them for fattening, br more economical. When properly cured for hay there ie nothing better than cowpens for dairy cows, and they also make excellent feed for horses, They are fine for silo, mixed with corn, but for this the running kinds, having the most foliage, are preferred. | county fair, the poultry show and the | state fair, and succeeded in winning a | number of ribbons and first prizes. The | following vear the cham | pion poultry club member of his state New York te + National Education association to how he did his and what thought of it. The following year | he again won the state championship Reputation Spread. time his lie became and was sent to city work By this poultry industry states and selling settings of eges throughout New Englund direct to consuipers, and had built up a trade {In the sale of birds for breeding pur poses, reputation in had he was with un business of his {| Miationery, sand expanding his poultry | plant He became not only of his own poultry plant, which he developed rapidiy, but found t oft the state two-fold ne tc take an position as superintend the poultry farm at one of stitutions, | SELECTION OF BEST ber of Experiments. Variation of Yields Found at Different Western Stations With Wheat, Oats and Barley—Results of Experiments. The variety which it is of va i crog Lhe section ks grown ix indicated in a num ber rietsl experiments condicte at various field stations last year. Ir the Dick inson subsintion, North Dakota, a nun ber of grown co-operative experiments at sarieties of slop duced vields common whest similar conditions pro 15.4 The of 21.2 bushels Aw vari- similar experi g from 19.8 bushels, whic h #0 ace to which varied from acre to 11.3 bushels in of wheat from 13.2 bushels bushels an variations yields varieties qurum were an acre to ie alion was obtained in ments with oats, the range bein 40.5 bu an Barley showed a sheds acre to Yariation ranged from 2308 bushels 28.7 bushels, At the Cheyenne field in | Wyoming varietal experiments with ! winter wheat gave yields which ranged i from an average of 35.5 bushels an acre to 254 bushels; with spring wheat, 11.2 bushels to 15.5 bushels: with outs, 70.6 busliels to 87.8 bushels: with bar- ley, 74.1 bushels to 41.4 bushels, At the Nephi substation, in Utah. co-operative resulis with varieties of winter wheat showed a variation rang. ing from 23.3 bushels an secre to 2.2 bushels, and with spring wheat from { 15.7 bushels to 6.8 bushels, { Similar experiments conducted in | California with wheat showed a vari | ation in yield ranging from 50 bushels an acre to 120 bushels, In a series of yeurs the average yields of varieties | usually do not vary so widely as these | yields of a single year, but it Is gen: erally found that certain varieties give better average yields than others and are therefore more profitable, MAKE WAR ON INSECT PESTS Rubbish, Fence Corners, Hedge Rows and Accumulatiohs of Vegetation Should Be Cleaned Up. (Prepared by the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture) During spring much may be aceon plished in the control of certain in sects affecting cereal and forage crops. Many of these insects spend the win ter in rubbish, in fence corners, along hedge rows, and in accumulations of dried vegetation, For this reason these should be thoroughly cleaned up and burned in order to kill the In sects hiding therein, In the upper Mississipp! basin west of the river grasshopper egps are fre quently laid In large numbers along ditch banks, In check rows, and ip other limited uncultivated areas where they may be destroyed by disking thoroughly during the w'nter months, station This method should be followed for i" # Have you ever stopped to reason w by It is that so many products that are ex tensively advertised, all at onee drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? reason is plain—the article did not the promises of the manufseturer. applies wore particularly to a med A medicinal preparation that has curative value almost sells iteclf, os an endless chain system the remedy is recommended by those who have been fulfill This eal like A prominent druggist says “Take example Dr, Kilmer's Swamp Root 7 preparation I have sold for 1 IV Years and never hesitate 1o recomme for in almost every case it shows excellent re sults, as many of my customers testify, No other kidney remedy has so large a sale.” - According to sworn verified testimony of thousands used the preparation, the success Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to the $0 many claim, that it fulfills al most every wish Overcoming ey, liver and bladder corrects uri nary troubles the ane acid which You may Bwamn-Root Dr. Kilmer & ten and have Dr. fact statements whe of people in | Ls ailments: and neutralizes anuses rheumatism receive gample by Parcels Post Co., Binghamton, cents bottle of Address N. YY mention size Adv, alen and medium for sale at all drug stores Agitation, wish 11 hey'd bad | will go down.” quit ny said the thi “It's well meant “No doubt. But every time nouncement Is made it all the people I deal with into making hay while the sun shines” the an Bees to soare Don't Forget Cuticura Talcum When adding to your toilet requisites An exquisitely scented face, skin, baby and dusting powder and perfume, ren dering other perfumes superfluous You may rely on it because one of the Cuticura Trio (Soap, Talcum). 25¢ each everywhere —Ady Ointment an Preliminaries. “1 want enlist this Inust recruit my hes to Jour interest “The first thing ith, ete prise 2 be ones len Ignorance knowledge of blisters, WAY ER ————— | HOW CAN YOU TELL YOUR FAVORITE TOBACCO? As Plain as the Nose on Your Face—Just Smell It Smokers do not have to put toba eo in their pipes to find out if they like it, They ean just rub the tobaceo bet ween the palgis of their hands and smell it. The nose is an infallible guide to smoke | ing enjoyment, All smoking tobaceos employ some flavoring “to improve the flavour and | burning qualities of the leaves”, to quote the Encyclopedia Britannica, Naturally, there is considerable differ. i ence in the kind of flavorings used, and the nose quickly detects this difference. TUXEDO Tobacco uses the purest, most wholesome, and delicious of all flavorings—chocolate, And the almost universal liking for chocolate in a great measure explains the widespread pope larity of TUXEDO Tobacco. Carefully aged, old Burley tobacco, lus a dash of pure chocolate, gives UXEDO Tobacco a pure fragrance your nose can quickly distinguish from any other tobacco. Try it and ses, Army Supplies Not Exports those w export HE country, it is important kintis to bis nse the the reports of exports do army s¢ of our ex- md, However supplies carried on is other than vied on peditionary fore those mer Hed Cross or Ide 10 in the country. Benha You with money Mrs, Benhan korn When Baby is Teeth GROVER BABY BOWEL MBODICINE wil: ihe Stomach snd Bowe! troubles Perfect lesa. Boe directions on Lhe bottle. y cents on each dollar of sales per dollar of gales: financing the Total 2.04 percent business.
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