1000 Island Dressing Sliced
Pork and Beans
Peanut Butter
Prepared Mustard
Grape Juice
Fruit Salad
Sweet Pickles
weet Relish
Cig
Chili Sauce
Preserves
Mince Meat
In these days of uncer-
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turning to Monarch. If
you were to pay $1.00
a pound you couldn't
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Yet Monarch is priced
so that no one need
be without it. Order
a supply today from
your grocer.
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Manufacturers
Know the truth about Coflee. Compare
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Cautious Porter
The lordling had just arrived at
the tiny North Wales railway station,
and John Evans Jones, the porter, had
dragged from the guard's van a store
of luggage, which included several
and golf clubs and a
ferocious bulldog.
“Aw, portah,” commanded his lord-
ghip, "just put—aw-—-my portman-
particularly
John Evans Jones surveyed the bull-
dog dublously.
“Yes, sir,” he said slowly. “Er—the
etceteraw won't bite, will he, sir?
om
wh
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up-to-the-minute nature co
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The walls of the old home,
made just as attractive, just as san
CIR REN
Instead of
It is absolutely necessary if
you ask for and secure Alabastine.
Avoid kalsomines under vari
el
La ky
lor tints. Each room should
perfect harmony in colors.
whether mansion or cottage, can be
itary, through the intelligent use of
r wallpaper
you expect Alabastine results that
ous names and insist on the package
absolutely sanitary.
tions on each package.
Ewery of genuine
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signs and special
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1653 Grandville Ave.
“Come to Canossa”
Canossn, in the Duchy of Modena.
is where in the winter of 1076-7 the
kaiser, Henry IV, stood barefooted in
the snow for three days, a penitent
awaiting the forgiveness of Pope
Gregory VII. The expression “come
to Canossa” has since been used to
denote coming to a place of humilia-
tion-—in other words, “eating humble
ple.”
Children Cry
Grand Rapids, Mich,
"It Was There
He had gone into the manager's
office to inquire If he could have the
Saturday morning off for the purpose
of digging up his garden.
“But, my good man,” sald the man
ager, “Jones told me a day or so ago
that you hadn't a garden.”
“Well, some one must have taken
it off the window sill, then,” came
the reply.
for “
BE ——
Castoria”
Mother! Fletcher's (Castoria has
been In use for over 80 years as a
pleasant, harmless substitute for
Castbr Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups. Contains no
narcotics. Proven directions are on
af package, Physiclans everywhere
it. The kind you have
always bought bears signature of
Pott Tt
Hog Production
Travels Circle
Amount of Breeding Deter-
mined by Profits Made
the Preceding Year.
(Prepared by the United Biates Department
of Agriculture.)
Hog raising In the United States Is
dominated by an innate tendency to
fall into a vicious circle of successive
over and under production, normally
running two years from one extreme to
the other. This Is brought about large
ly by the fact that the amount of
breeding at a given tine is malnly de-
termined by the profits made from
of corn and the price of hogs. If
ditions than can be obtained
from the memory of past profits,
Study Fluctuations.
So say economists of the Department
of Agriculture who have Investigated
fluctuations In hog production from
1871 to 1015, These detailed studies
were made by Dr. Sewall Wright, of
the animal husbandry division, bureau
of anhinal industry, and are part of a
program of studies dealing with meat
animals initiated some time ago under
the general supervision of E,W, Sheets,
assistant chief of the divislon, The
period mentioned, 1871 1915, was
chosen for study because the alm was
to find out relations exist
tween hog production and
the corn situation In normal
to
bhe-
what
times
conditions, the war period was jeft out
of the reckoning. The conned
hog pro-
duction is due, of course, to the fact
that about 85 per cent of the corn crop
Is consumed by llve stock
principal element in the
ducing hogs. Altogether about 40 per
cent of the total corn crop is consumed
by hogs.
It has been found that
close
and
cost of pro
hog breeding
to a year after hog prices touch thei;
peak In relation te corn prices, and he
gin to decline. This belated action hy
breeders surplus of
which
usually
the
its low
the hog
to
produces a
hogs a year or more later, by
time the hog-corn ratio is
its low point Om
nt
until time after
price
There Is consequently a
point some
ratio has begun rise
swing
Any lead
io unusual profits or losses sets up
cnuse
ing
osellintie
ning
m= in the number of hogs run
abont four vears from crest to
Should Study Conditions
Apparently the which the pack.
ors Pay
does not depend wholly on
rte
for hogs during a g
RIVED Seas
the ad
supply offered It 1s influeneed
greater extent by current and
onntry
in the «
the
conditions
ar Indicated bs am
that has been «
jone
and current tendencies In corn
It is, therefore suggested that
well advised to
Instead of blind
tion
he
mditions
when
af the
ly rushing Into hog prod
business when prices are low
The department's investigators were
with the fact that during the
Knowledge
hogs could
afforded a means of predict
SUINMer of
welght
'ro
in fact, was more closely cor
other factors consifered. Winter
the other hand, was deter
corn
the
largely the preceding
and only secondarily by
amount of breeding done the preceding
mined hy
Here Ie the way the department sum
on future hog prices
determined in
hog-corn ratio
slaughter is
at least
by tendencies toward concentration In
high at the expense of the winter sea.
this to he done.
erop has its maximum effect
raised. There Ig a second peak
due to the stimulus to breeding.
It is noted that while the farm price
of hogs Is very closely related
packer's price several monthea,
Best Fowls for Breeding
Do not allow the fowls in the hroed
ing pen to become overfat. If
birds are of a small breed, such ns
Anconas, Leghorns or Andalusians,
there le small chance of them putting
on too much flesh, but if they are of
the heavier breeds, such as Lang
shane, Brahmas or Orpingtons, youn
mugt make them werk for their feeg
by scratching for It in deep litter,
cs A 5
Underfeeding Is Fatal
In many cases where live stock Is
fost, nn investigation shows that a
lnck of feed is the cause. In some In.
stances starvation lowers the resist.
ance, and animals which are bred do
not receive enough nourishment to
feed their own bodies and the bodies
of thelr young: consequently they per.
ish before parturition,
Sowing Naked Oats
Is Not Advisable
Not Able to Compete With
Best Common Variety.
(Prepared by the United Htates Department
of Agriculture.)
During the last fifty or sixty years,
attractive advertisements have led
farmers from time to time to try to
grow naked or hull-less oats. The
very fact that she naked oat has
gained no foothold in American ag-
riculture after repeated attempts to
exploit It Is sufficient proof of its In-
ability to compete with the best com-
mon or lulled oa: s.
Until a few years
exploited
the variety
the Chinese
Ago
was
on sterile mountain sides at high al
titudes In northern and western China,
Recently, however, new hybrid
varieties have heen developed by
crossing the Chinese Hull-legs on the
common Of these, the Liberty
Hull-less, which was developed in Can
ada, has attracted the most attention,
This new varlety of naked onts hac
been grown on several of the field
stations where the office of cereal in
vestigations, bureau of plant Indus
try, United States Department of Ag
conducting experiments
At no station has the yield
Hull-less compared fa
of the best common
some
oat,
riculture, is
with oats,
vorably with that
varieties
in yleld It is very
It Is necessary to treat the seed every
year in order to avold almost complete
loss by smut,
While there Is a demand for
oat kernels without hulls for feeding
squabs young chickens, it appar.
ently better economy to buy
ordinary oats from the hulls
have been removed than to try to grow
or nuked oats, For feeding
farm stock, except hogs hull usu-
ally ig considered nn advantage
than a detriment, as it lightens
ration and Increases its bulk, Not untill
smut-resistant and
naked
smn
and
wiil be
which
hull-less
the
high-yielding,
erwise hetter varieties of
i
i
this of
the farmer to
recommend
crop for
possible to type
oat as a safe
Brow,
Guineas Good Protection *
Guineas are kept on many
agninst
the davtime
alarm against predators
animals
ck of six to eight breeding birds
average farm
replaced about every
nge
nliy ends
hawks,
and as a
persons
a protection chicken
CTOWS, in
ete
ght for the
two years at whieh their useful
ness as hireeders ractle
mate in
1
v
’
¥ DARIrs
sults in hate
ir and
breed
ever niles
femnles nre
” often he
ng te ¢
found sitting on
“ sf 4 ¥
sence of the hen,
inrge
Sen Ron male will
the nest In the ah
and with her If the
nest is
Feeding of Sugar Beets
Is Not Economical Plan
sneculent
Roots
Inxntive
are palatable,
hat
The
pailatahle
to swine
the
low In and
sugar beet is
of
are protein
ealelom
the root
most Crops
Trials, however, have shown
value of the sugar beet
that It
(80
en low is n
uneconomical feed casicnally
furn the
harvest
it may prove
hogs Into
heete in that manner, !
profitable to
fleld and the
ut ns a general
the
feeding of sugar beets is not
thing the
economical
Free of Tuberculosis
There are now
to a statement
of Asricoiiars,
the De
than
hy
more
of
Inrgest
Wiscon-
and Min.
hy the government as being free
tuberculosis. Indiana has
number of these herds 4.160
stands next with 2.007,
nesota third with 3.07%
the
Farm Hints
Tee harvested In winter spelis sweet
cream in summer,
LE
We must preserve the birds If we
would save humankind.
. - -
Test every ear of corn, . If yon have
tested seed of high germination.
» » -
A problem soon to be undertaken hy
the Department of Agriculture is to
Speltz (white emmer) will give good
yields on a fertile piece of black clay
lonm. Thig crop Is highly esteemed
ns a poultry feed.
.
*
Acid phosphate is such a little won.
derworker that many farmers say
that, with manure, it's all the plant
food their land needs,
-. . -
With things so high, the farmer
who puts out a good garden for next
summer Ix likely to be well repaid,
even If not a thing I= sold out of it.
* - -
Farming is an individual ocenpa.
tion. Whether a man ean follow It or
not depends upon himself plone In
this respect, farming is not differen
from other open cetupations,
i
Will Your
Suppose you have defi-
nitely decided to buy a
Chevrolet this Spring.
That does not necessari-
ly mean that you are
going to get it.
Anyone posted on con-
ditions in the automo-
bile business will tell
you that thousands of
families are going to be
unable to get cars this
Spring. That has been
true almost every Spring
for years, but the short-
age in April, May and
June, this year, is going
to be more serious than
ever before.
The only way to be sure
of aChevrolet this Spring
is to order it NOW.
If you do not want to
pay for it in full at this
time, any Chevrolet
dealerwillarrange terms
tosuit your convenience,
so you can payasyouride.
You will be surprised to
learn how easy it is to
pay for a Chevrolet,
Will Chevrolet Advance Prices?
Ten makes of automobiles have
already advanced in price. In
spite of increased costs of ma
terials, the Chevrolet price is
still the same. How long we
cannot gunrantee. To make
sure of your Chevrolet st pres
ent low prices
BUY NOW!
Prices f. 0. b.
Superior Roadst - - $490
Superior Touring -llw oo. 495
Superior Utility Coupe - 640
Superior 4-Passenger Coupe ~ 715
Flint, Michigan
Superior Commercial
Su for Light Deliv
Uthiity Express Truck
79%
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The first result of
Was
from It Sir
authority
out that the first civil
study
ih
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Shaw,
wenther apparently
Napier
on
run
AWHY the
meteorology,
ization
of which we rd, that
of Egypt, exi
really no weather
have been
have much
reco
sted where
This ¢
he
oh 8
Ri
there was
ivilization
the result,
an migrs n of all the
f y
irom
bri
als or races other
who fled thelr
climes and
lar
ress nt
settled In
movement seemed
the present day
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Us,
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English chemist In a
prime edd
Hternture,
market
an
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countryman
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¥
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the S600 men authorized
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Coming year.
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