THE CENTRE REPORTER. CENTRE HALL, PA. ESCAPING JUICES CAUSE MUCH LOSS ee — Especially True in Case of Death Leaching and Fermentation Dur- From Disease. ing Ensiling of Corn Is Made - Subject of Inquiry. Burying Not Satisfactory Because Dogs and Other Animals May Dig seetmm— Carcass Up-—Concrete Crema SAGE SAMPLES ANALYZED, ‘= ‘Mo Eom MOTOR-BUNGALOW PUTS REAL JOY IN TOURS AND CAMP LIFE ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” o on Genuine | BURN DEAD POULTRY IS EXCELLENT PLAN rap GENUINE BULL DURHAM tobacco makes 50 dood cigarettes for 10¢c We want you to have the best paper for “BULL.” So now you can receive witheach package a book of 24 leaves of YUA — the very finest cigarette paper in the world. (Prepared b ted Bintes Depart. ire.) of | Accumulation { panure In the | Evidence Found of Downwash Liquid in Silo Carrying With It Soluble Food Materials—Re. sults Not Yet Complete, mahle Warning. Unless you see the name | “Bayer” on package or oun tablets you | are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- scribed by physicians for twenty-one | years and proved safe by millions. | Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package for Colds, Headache, Neural- gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin | [KEN : ‘ fo, | substance boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As- | [ESS a TH vA : Ged | cor pirin cost few cents. Druggists also | NP wo A J ar bof “os Mart | ge sell larger packages. Aspirin the Rg , Vel : ; L trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of | Monoaceticacidester of Salicycacid.— | Advertisement, upon Of sanitation Hrs 8 | than dead How you the pouitry geen nu dead « | (Preparo 'nit Dep tie Agr Every fi { that lio has a silo kod dorsi BOE takes piace in Loe | gq, other ME } Hneraiy is feild +4 LR AUN The week The taining motor-bungalow 18 being ends to the mountains and country, Widely sed] by ely inenrul type ce box, | | he \ i £ [reas 3: CLIP) se 1 2 IX 1 A er and for transcont photograph and i : She’s Suffering. Hes, A Detro mother with stated in « t thant she get S100 a much | motor-bungalow shown in the the folding con beds, and « is child | ie to waiter tank How Vile INK, could be were it | It accommodates Of two full-sized with springs mutiresses, Kitchenette a AY » ¥, AL ed : is not al . Spnly fothes « along Year ¥ ww four adults, with room for children, chairs and other appier we ail can be attached ns a trailer behind any automobile Hed wl at | camp supplies. It suffering of others —De- being tO Te for not times of troit News, CATARRHAL DE is greatly ed b constitutiona ment. HALL CATARRH MEDICINE is a cor ational remedy Qo hal Deafness is an inflamed con dition of the ing of ti chian Tube. is the |s you have a rumbling s d or caring, and or ti rely realness is « nn Iammation tuced, nay he ¥ forever ‘ATARRH CINE acts tl! blood on t ous surfaces of tem, thus reducing the infla assisting Nature restoring ditions, Circulara free, F. J. Chene vertisement The poorest who compe the AFNESS reliev tare Sti - fests : : MET & mu All & Co. Drugglsts Toledo fish, he Why That Bad Back? Is backache keeping you muiser rable? Are you “all played out,” without strength or vigor for your work? Then find what is causing the trouble and correct it. Likely, it’s your Kidneys! You have probably been working too hard and neglecting rest and exercise. Your kidneys have slowed up and poi sons have accumulated. That, then, is the cause of the backache, headaches, dizziness and bladder irregularities. Use Doan's Kidney Pills, Doan's have helped thousands and should help you. Ask your neighbor! A Virginia Case McCracken, Abing- IS Sed T BR Sta. engineer, don, Va., says: “I was troubled with heavy, dragging pains through my back and hips. The kidney se- cretions were so fre- quent in passage that I could hardly rest comfortably at night I heard Doan’s ney Pills were ana one box in a shor have had no reti iran of my former rouble.’ Oe Date a ny Store, Sc a Pox DOAN’ KIDNEY PILLS FOSTER -MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. BETTER DEAD Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To bring back the sunshine take GOLD MEDAL 'SULES The National Remedy of Holland for over 200 years; it is an enemy of all pains re- sulting from kidney, liver and uric acid troubles. All druggists, three sizes, Look for the ume Cold Wisdal on ovary Yun and econpt no imitation swellin few days: regulates the liver, kid and heart; purifies the blood, entire system. Write for Free ELIXIR BABIEK A GOOD TONIC And Drives Malaria Out of the System. Your ‘Babek’ acts like magic: I have given it to numerous people in my parish who were suffering with chills, malaria and fever, 1 recommend it to those who are sufferers and in need of a good tonic.’ Rev, 8. Bzymanowski, St. Stephen's hurch, Perth Amboy, N.-J;° Elixir Babek, ail druggists or by Parcel Post. prepaid, from Rioc zewski & Co, Washington, DC. NG | KING PIN PLUG TOBACCO Known as “that good kind” Try it—and you will know why if Feduced in neys, stomac hens the viel reatment, AGENTS QUICK SALES, BIG PROFITS, Ides! Washing Tablets: washes clothes with. out rubbing. Salis 16¢. Samples free M V. BENNETT, 282 Hawthorne, YONKERE N ¥ Catholic Men and Women Solicitors address Dr, J. A Courtetmmanche, Lebanon, Nd Hot Dry Air Causes Frequent Skipping and Loss of Power During Season. HUMIDIFIER IS EASILY MADE Mason Preserving Jar of Quart Size Placed on Back of Dash Under. neath Hood Will Supply Moisture Needed. Almost ev nan ran ai engine actually run AUTON | early after the to the Why skipping of the engine power due to the hot dry with a fs morning dew h amou or In as fallen. nt of moisture air, contend with the frequent | the loss of 8 Sul * time mer cay, when | and a little you manufac ture an apparatus the moist expense which ill give you cold alr that g life to r engine? Preserving Jar Is Useful i A mu | size should of t fF 3% ison preserving jar of the quart be mounted on the back he dash underneath the hood of the engine. This bi of an oil holder the If and a straps to hold the In Bimre, iy done by nse an of band for a she couple | glass jar {| about ron the metal holes and in place ton, one inch drill two {| one with a quarterdnch one with a Solder It three-eighths-inch drill to th ter-inch hole a hay quar | #mall nipple ing on its end a small Iron Straps Fasten the Mumidifier to the Dash Beneath the Hood-—A Cop. buretor, union stich as is need with flex Join ible copper tubing A plese ol iron pipe ‘he height of the aonesvighth-inch brass inch shorter than jar shonld be thread ¥l on one end for about of an On this thy ant one one-half inch and through another wide, ond place one and jar washer the the washer and nut the out tightening the two nuts until the cover is held rigid, and when mounted on the jar allows the pipe to extend downward to within one half inch from the hotiom A one-eighth-inch copper tubing ex tends from the nipple soldered in the jar<top through the dashboard to a stopcock, and continues on back through the dash. and ix tapped inte the intake manifold just above the car. buaretor, The jar is then filled to about three. quarters of its height with water, by opening the stopcock so the alr may escape, and pouring the water down the tube in the top. Engine Sucks Air, When the engine is running, open the stopcock on the dash, which is within reach of the operator, and the engine will suck the air from the top of the water in the jar, this tending to | emuse a vacuum, and air will conse. cover of on quently enter the pl telly the bottom hiss th'# - A bubbles ered at the air through the water up cooled but is saturated This ' fold and gi GIy t ix with not HIOIsiire mist LiF 1asse'Ss into the lutake man vies the ) Appears When Mounted Car «ide of a Hae applied with brush i1 help to make the joint tight As the Again waporates the far maj by water refit pouring smte 1 No water will gown the al enter, however, ok Of 4 Toman] » Mont! ash Is ope air to escape. iy Tire Economics. Keen flated at =i We gure regulary Preven Yous property to repair the little blowouls by aval severe jolts and by maintaining full pressure Have the i» it He tubes Avoid sudden and Reep the fr ment mad boils © ~~] repaired careful ean and at once when inse Lng RIO quick starts skidding EL OW hewn Use tal fi the casing but don’t nse Avoid rut id save the side walls Nn Apply chains properly and se wm only when necessary AUTOMOR BILE NEWS dm ssi> Canada imported 2,265 automobiles 1,730 in 1919, : 8 hronghout the United States there are 180.000 automobile dealers, charg ing stutions, garages and repair shops » . - the United States for tires as is spent the maintenance and of roads » » * pitomobiles is at Marfa, Tex place of the toping steers froin now applied on ranches The the spirited broncho - . * cnr hax taken Automobiles and other vehicular ac cident attain their maximum percent age of fatalities among children from five to nine years of age. - . * The aunual expenditures for auto mobile transportation in the States ls SRIGT.850.000, or an cost per mile of 12.96 cents - * * The Department of Labor figure: show that the automobile Industry em ployed 32.2 per cent more in the month of March than in February, * - -. average Motoring enthusiasts in Leamington England, have organized a motor cargyan club. The new club has a large assembly of caravans and trail ors, » *. » The Ahhorsepower limousine used by General Pershing when command ing the American expeditionary forces, was recently advertised for sale in France, | WOR gary Departin conducting TY Lhe CON ere series of resulis of two years il a prolessiona Bulletin During HE the partment Other Losses torn Samples of Silage Analyzed Samples of silage I buried al variou eptt in a silo 42 fee } holding The 1 1 cheesecloth | sacks were and positions 14 feel in dis 1566 tons when put and od. When the feeding ifneter, Approx: ARs Wer 2 hed in, samples of anni bags were reached in out the silo again weg ed intents zed The dence were two years of a dow i the silo earrying materinls, so that lower part of th food material a pier part. Ti for all the of the bags o arly 1 per cent matie largely to carbohydrates and to the « al by the dry apparently is due iermentation oO; the ing fuice nrry. away soluble materi 1 Lie appeared loss of crude fiber elding boxlies Pe nitrogen, yd com pu of Sugars a 1 here Bost entirely "dis conisiderahle we furfurol a loss In was a and of ti There whic into whet was h was larger wher the was than mature corn was It i= probable that this loss is largely. If not entirely. to the | nitrogenous compounds in the juice The albuminetd nMrogen loss of over BO per cent, non-albuminoid forms increased eral times thelr original weight Big Escape of Juice, There wus a gain of ether extract, the silo mature used, (Hye the mY while ether-soluble bodies, The second sea- son nearly 10000 pounds of juice es caped from the silo, This nice car ried a considerable percentage { nitrogen of various forms which In | allo The results are yet incomplete | and the tests are being continued as Cows Have Been Brought Out in Number of Cases, The value of purebred specialists in the United States De partment of Agriculture, is most no ticeable in those in which the capability of the animals is measured most directly, Among farm animals the best illustration can be found in dairy eattie, though careful yearly tests of milk and butterfat production are relatively recent affairs, The enor mous differences among dairy cows when given the same epportunity have been brought out clearly in a great umber of cases, and these differences are strongly imhefed through both the sire and the dam. The average production for purebreds and grades is much above the average of all milk cows, which is about 4,000 pounds of milk and 160 pounds of butterfat an. aually. stock, say Cases TOWN MAN MAY KEEP PIGEONS Bird Has Place Production Desi Scheme of Not Aiways Farm Poultry but abie on Champion Homer Pigeon shattered g in large by other p pigeon has a urban in fare tion DRINKING WATER IN SUMMER Supply for Hoge and Chickens Over. looked on Many Farms—Skim Milk Not Sufficient poultry tion isolated instances where condi pecu rable. its produc on farms mas be desirable Perhaps no the suffer more for fresh during the summer Hogs with on mals drinking wate: than hogs ang 1 particularly. are only stops and skim | hot months thay | Water in chickens’ evaponr It any animal's the summer left when usually milk, these water fo cruel wa quickly ates and i= often pans often to fer FIND FAULT WITH SEPARATOR is positiv ely drinking months forg forget neeis in Cream Spout Seems Smaller Than Ordinarily. the flow from cre sot than invest) Ir the separator the am seems smaller of nsunily pays to precantions, it foreign matter thus cans. bw retained In spite of all that SOTEN to in the ereim of the skim lodges ing with part cream the milk Surplus Roosters Should Be Disposed of zs Soon as Hatching. Egg Season Is Over, keep best when placed in “water This means that nse. tose “roosters” should go 88 s00n as the hatching egg season is over, Eat ing he hig roosters Is not like tender young fryers, but the housewife with a fiveless cooker ean turn the tongh. ext old male birds fote several foe chicken diners, Infertile eges lass Sow Rye, Wheat and Oats The thi South she SOW Ippls Varietie wheat F eh ne Oats £ 0 ear 0 peas 8 Gray Winter SEEDS Abruzzi Rye A splendid + arie ty, especially on light soils a quick « large, well ture early. land stools out well, igorous growth wit! filled heads that ma Yields a good crop on poor for wheat can be grazed during fall and winter without materially reducing the grain yield. Write for ini special grass get our Crop Special T. VW, gives LOG anda WOOD & SONS pS Vanity of the Sex Hubby—We've certs ; ful of flies Wifey —Yes females, too Hubby that? Wife mir 1 Tors Investment i { Long Distance was he arrested “That BR™ | “WN Ing « nal offe pee Mars’ hat stock.™ i= ana: ide WLAA EL INDIGESTION HEALTHY PEOPLE Have Rich, Red Blood Weak, wornout blood is respon sible for a host of {lils. If you would attain in Tuddy hsalth, a ro- bust body and muscular s u must first have rich, ood. Thousands Booklet or for ind yiduatads ice i ithove charge, write Advisor, ry) Co., 3 ag 0% yr Smita, Ga. S.SS. For Rich, Red Blood I TS.
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