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PAGE SIX YOUR BOY'S HANDICAP Fundamentals of Better Cowpeas NEWS IN A NUT SHELL. Be careful how you pamper your ’Nineteen fatal auto accidents in boy. the state of Connecticut during There’s a man inside of him if April, as against 16 during the first you get it out. But manhood was made by putting flesh and blood three months of 1923, has started mid soul up against sharp corners. the state police on a crusade to Wide Margin in Price Paid It is a cruel process, but the only fight the attitude of irresponsibil- to Growers and That one. ity which ia being displayed by a It is natural for a parent to try Given by Consumers. to shield his child from tho hard very large percentage of the newer ships the parents went through. And drivers. A bill introduced in the New (Prepared by the United States Department so the boy sleeps late and finds ot Agriculture.) fault with the breakfast and talks York state legislature would requiro There Is usually a wide margin be loud to his mother. The home is every motor cur owner to secure padded for him. His schooling costs within 90 days after passage, a cer tween the average price received by him nothing. There is money in his tificate that guarantees the pos growers of cowpeas and the price paid pocket that he never earned. Every sessor to be the legal owner of the by consuming farmers. Much of this thing is done for him instead of by car. The purpose of tho bill is to margin Is for services In the channels him. And an estate is accumulating make it more difficult to own a stolen car, thus making it more dif of trade that can be rendered more eco for his use. ficult to sell stolon cars and, in nomically by the grower on the farm, All this is fatherly. turn, crippling tho business. The says J. E. Barr, investigator tn mar But it is not wise. You are simply taking away the results, however, will be negligible ketlng seeds, who has recently conclud boy’s chance to make a man of unless other states pass similar ed tor the United States Department himself. Sometime, somehow, he bills; for should this bill pass it of Agriculture an Investigation of meth must grow strong by striving, He would simply eliminate New York ods of marketing cowpeas. Atty effort But «ill never learn to swim without as a market for stolen cars. " on the pnrt of growers to Improve the breasting the swift current. You these United States, Canada and quality of their cowpeas will inevitably can save him from suffering. But Mexico cover a lot of ground. bring them Innrer returns, Mr. Burr character is perfected by suffering. The Sentinel will assist you in ■ays. Unless he meets and mnsters dif Battar Marketing, ficulties he will always be a flabby the preparation of any special ruled weakling. You may lenvo him or printed form. Give your home The fondamentale of better markot- live wire print shop an opportunity money but he will not know how to Ing of cowpeas are better preparation use or save it. He will lack fibre. to meet competition in anything a for market and care in determining the print shop can produce. You cheated him of the chance to time of marketing and In selecting the get it. He will lack sympathy for agency through which the crop Is «old. tho striving, touch with those who Better preparation for market Includes climb upward. Becnuse you shielded recleaning, after threshing or hulling, hint. Life will give no man his own. no as to remove all foreign matter and Ho must climb up and take it. light-weight and broken seeds; and the Hard linos for your boyl Yes, use of sound sacks, securely tied or for us all. Helf rclianco in nt tho & F. Man Declares Tanlac Ended sewed. The services of recleaning and base of all that is good and strong. Stomach Trouble and Restored sacking necessarily rarry a coat with Don’t pamper your boy. Let him Perfect Health. them, but by [terformlng these services uso himself to make himself. The on the farm the grower will receive an greatest handicap to tho child of Increased price for bls cowpeas. tho Well-to-do-la thnt he has too As a general thing people who much done for him. Give your boy work Unstnhle markets for cowpeas are get out in the open and a chance. Let him make a man of plenty of exercise enjoy more vig found to be due largely to the variation himself by himself and for him orous health than those who work In demand and uncertainty of produc self.—Minneapolis Daily Nows. indoors and who lead a sedentary tion In any section from year to year. life. But oven those who follow the The demand for cowpens Is limited and If it’s anything in printing, give carpenter ’s trade which brings ev- is affected by the buying power of the your homo livo wire print shop an muscle into play, do not always farmer, the quality of the crop for opportunity to moot legitimnto com ery escape stomach trouble with its planting purposes and the comparative petition. muny attendant ills. Take, for in stance, tho experience of John Cog- price and supply of seed of other orno, u well known carpenter,) liv crops, notably soy beans and velvet ing at 131 Concord St., San Fran beans, which compete In the crop rota tion. Geographical preference for va cisco. He will tell you that: O >ttage Grove People Give Credit “For over a year before I started rieties is also an Important factor In Where Credit Is Due. on Tanlac my stomach was so out the commercial distribution of cow of fix that everything I ate gave peas. People of Cottage Grovo who suf mo indigestion. 1 had no up(H>titc 8elllng Pries Varies. fer with weak kidneys mid bad at all, bad a heavy, depressed feet The selling price of cowpens varies banks want it kidney remedy that ing in the pit of my stomach, and cun bo depended upon. Doan’s Kid would bloat up with gas until 1 was with the commercial supply, the qual ney Pills is a medicine for tho kid in such misery I couldn’t even rest ity for seed, the variety, and the near neys only, mid one that is backed at night. 1 kept losing weight, laid ness to planting date. The price paid by willing testimony of Cottage to bo taking physics all the time growers for cowpeas Is almost invari Grove (ample. Ask your neighbor. for constipation, and was so weak ably higher as the planting season ap C. A. Lambert, 231 Second St., and slinky 1 didn’t feol like work proaches. Some varieties sell at a pre Cottage Grovo, says: “I don’t know or anything else. of anything better for kidney “But, thanks to Tanlac, I have mium of 25 to fiO per cent over the low trouble than Doan’s Kidney Pills. a fine appetite now, ent good mid est-priced variety, while ’’mixed" vari My work wits a strain on my back hourly, and that indigestion, gas eties sell Ht a discount of 10 to 2n per and I had attacks of lumbago which mid distressed fooling is entirely cent under straight varieties. Grow hurt mo to bond or stoop and it gone. I have gained sixteen pounds ers should recognise this fact, says Mr. wits just as hard to straighten again. on three bottles, my work doesn’t Barr, and plant only pure seed of My kidneys acted irregulurly, until tire me out, mid I fool like a now known varieties If It Is Intended to I used Domi 'a Kidney Pills but they man in overy way. I simply think market the seed crop. wore just what I needed for they Tanlac has got tho world bout.” The results of Mr. Barr's Investiga made my back strong mill well and Tanlac is for sale by nil good put my kidneys in good ordor.’’ druggists. Accept no substitute. tions are contained In Farmers' Bulle tin 13OS, “Marketing the Cowpeu Seed Price 60c, at all Dealers. Don’t Over 37 million bottles sold. I’rop," copies of which may be ob simply ask for a kidney remedy—got Domi’s Kidney Pills—the same that Tanlac Vegetable Bills are na tained free upon request to the United Mr. Lambert had. Foster Milburn ture’s own remedy for constipation. States Department of Agriculture, Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N, Y, jS 12 For sale everywhere. jno2l) Washington. IS IT WORTH YOUR WHILE. Somebody has figured out that the average boy who is dependent upon his parents for livelihood until he reaehds the age of twenty-one years costs them four thousand dol lars. On this basis calculation a brood, for instance, of six boys would represent an outlay of twenty- four thousand dollars by the time they get away from the home roost. The question arises does it pay to raise boys and arc there no other crops that would [»rove more profit able f If a boy turns out to be a tobacco fiend with a breath like a turkey buzzard and a laugh that would make the untutored donkey feel perfectly at homo in his H^£j£ty DID YOU KNOW. and with an untrammeled and un conquerable desire to avoid wrork, it is safe to say thnt his parents Why the battery wire to the might have invested their four starter switch, and thence to the thousand dollars at a much «better starter motor is always the heaviest advantage. But if lhe boy grow’s wire of the electrical system! You up to manhood with the lesson well have perhaps been puzzled as to learned that wealth and success why the wiring for the ignition and grow* only on bushes watered by 1 lighting circuits are usually 10, 12 the sweat of one’s brow’, the par or 14 B & 8 gauge, while the wire ents need not begrudge whatever 1 from battery to starter motor is a they have spent on him, for he will stout cable. The explanation is that be a source of increasing pride and ! for the starter motor to crank over joy to their hearts, and when they a stiff engine a peak of 400 am grow old and their hands tremble peres may be drawn from the bat and their step is slow and falter tery with a fall of voltage depend ing they have two strong arms to ing upon the size of the cable and lean upon and help them over all its length. A loss in wattage (which the rough places that lie in their is the measure of electrical power) twilight pfith. may equal one-seventh horsepower Four principal agencies through which growers may market their cow peas are (1) neighboring farmers; (2) local shippers; (3) distant seedsmen or dealers; (4) through farm paper ad vertising direct to other farmers. Tho advantages and disadvantages of each of these methods are presented In the bulletin, an that the grower may be guided In choofdng the agency which will return Mm tbe largest not amount for his product. One good test — of the purity and stability of a motor ad ¡t the amount of carbon it fiorma. Zerolene forms, on an average, jot less car bon than ocher oils. The carbon is soft and flufly and most of it blows out with the ex haust For this reason the Zerolene-Lubricated automobile may be driven from to 50X lurther without having the valves ground or the cylinders rebored. Many More Elemental Eggs Than Any Hen Can Develop A pullet at maturity has a certain number of elemental eggs which may be developed. Counts at the Maine ex- périment station show from 1,000 to 3,300. More recent InveatIgâtions show even greater numbers, There are al- ways a great many more elemental eggs thnn any han la capable of do- veloplng. The rapidity with which eggs are developed will depend upon the hen’s Inherited ability to produce eggs and upon the feed and management of the dock. Trents from the dock will depend upon securing as many eggs as pos sible during the drat couple of years of each hen’s life. In addition to proper housing and feeding we must : 1. Breed from the best layers. 2. Hatch chicks early so that pul lets will be ready for winter egg pro duction. 3. Break broody hens as soon as possible and thus avoid long resting period*. ZcraifHe forms lea carbo» than aoy other motor oil known to us. Insist on Zerolene—even if it does cost less Ask for it by name —Zerolene. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (OHMn) 30% less CARBON bnuwt Farmer Should Work Hard to Keep Down All Weeds This Is the season of the year when the fanner should work hard to keep down weeds. They are more easily killed now than later and the crope will have a better opportunity to keep the weeds subdued Just before harvest time la on In full blast the farmer usually haa a little breathing time In which this work can be done before tha weeds have time to develop alee aufflclrnt to reelat ordinary treatment. Quality Market Fried Chicken for Sunday Dinner We have none extra fancy coop fattened fryers for Sat urday that are sure to please. If you don’t like to tlreas them yourself we will do it free of charge. Also a full line of lamb, veal and pork, extra good quality. Fresh cottage cheese daily. Free Delivery Râpe Makes Excellent Pasture for Swine Herd I Phone 46 —a Ra|>e ninkea very gond hog pu «turc. Row any tlme np te mldsummer Râpe wlll be rend y for pasture alx to olght week« iifter It la «eeded It may be sown alone or wlth any grain crop as deslrvd The grain may be fed off wlth tha rape or It may be harvestol and tbe rn|>» paatured later aa de- slretl Row four to flve pounda per aerv “WATCH YOURSELF.’’ An . enterprising township has erected a pertinent sign at a dan gerous point of the highway eall ing attention to a niirrow in which the driver sees himself as he ap proaches. The sign says: “Wateli yourself,” while the mirror is said to be a surprise to many drivers who imagine they look trustworthy when at the wheeL Steel die work. Tho Sentinel. and accessories for the big celebration event. Yon will find here a host of wearing ap parel for your selection and at most reasonable prices. Come today! Gains 16 Pounds on Three Bottles ONLY ONE BEST at the moment of peak discharge from the battery. The importance of eliminating all unnecessary re sistance in the battery-starter air ing, therefore, is readily seen. CELEBRATE IN COTTAGE GROVE Set aside the day of our nation’s beginning and freedom, July 4th, 1776, by celebrating in Cottage Gyrove July 4th, 1923. You will enjoy the patriotic program, music and sports. PRETTY BLOUSES OF COTTON OR SILK Simply tailored or daintily frilled, every one of these blouses offer you the prettiest of summer wear DAINTY WASH FROCKS FOR CELEBRATION EVENT at most reasonable and moderate prices. You will find cotton ma terials of organdy, voile, line weave and crepe and a splendid range of colors in till silk crepe. Cotton blouses.... $1.25 to $3.25 Silk blouses........... $4.50 to $7.95 ATTRACTIVE PUMPS AND OXFORDS FOR WOMEN Pretty pumps in black satin, brown satin, white kid, brown kid, black kid, some with straps, other styles without straps, newest military and louis heels; also black and brown kid or calf oxfords. Let us show you the styles today. Price range........... .............. $4.50 to $7.50 Some in simple making, others mote elaborately frilled in the new flounced styles. These wash dresses are made of fine-thread zephyrs, pongette, etc., and arc “Mina Taylor” made which as sures good tailoring and style fit. All of them exceptionally attrac tive and remarkably inexpensive. I’riced..................... . $3.25 to $6.00 Women’s Wear Accessories That Are Most Dependable in Quality CAMISOLES AND BRASSIERES IN COM PLETE SIZE RANGE “AMERICAN LADY” COMBINETTE CORSETS HERE The*’ new combine! tea are both girdle and brassiere and conform to the newest dress styles they are wool ami comfortable for summer wear. Priced at...... $2.50 Both front and back fasten styles in most wanted models in bras sieres are here in flesh, pink and white, materials of cotton or silk mixed. Camisoles are shown in colors to match the blouse. Better quality, better wear and better appear ance. All are assured in the fine quality of thread in either our silk or other hose. Brassieres.......50c to $1.50 Pure silk stockings........... $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 to $3.50 Camisoles. $1.25 to $2.95 Mercerized lisle, 39c to 75c SUMMER LINGERIE Let us assist you in your plans for summer under needs. Our lingerie section offers a very complete selec tion now. You will be well satisfied and pay no more. Bloomers, priced..... 35c to *1.95 Envelope chemise.. *1.25 to *2.95 Step-Ins, priced....... *1.25 to *2.25 Lisle vests..... 25c, 30c, 35c to 75c Lisle union suits, all styles....... ----------------------------- 45c to ,2.25 Here Men Are Needed Furnishings for the Celebration Event COOL UNDERWEAR FOR THE FOURTH CRISP NEW SHIRTS IN SILK OR COTTON All-silk broad cloth, silk floss pongee, silk mixed madras and mercerized madras. All fast color whether you want new stripe patterns or just plain solid colors. Every shirt is yarn- dyed and pre-shrunk. We have them with or without collars. ¡’rice range.... $1.50 to $6.50 CELEBRATE IN A NEW HAT OR CAP Here they are waiting for your selection, whether it be a cotton wash hat, a felt hat. a straw or a cap or hat of wool cloth. Select yours her»’ today. HERE ARE YOUR . CELEBRATION TIES AND SOCKS New crepe-knit patterns in hand-tied ties that can be adjusted on your col lar in a jiffy, no knot to tie and just press the snap. Priced______ 76c. ,1.00. ,1.26 All-silk four-in hand tie» .... ,1.00. ,1.26. ,150 Boeks in every weight, plain cotton, mercerised cotton, silk Lore, pure silk in blaek, white, cordovan, pongee, navy and fancy clocked st vics. Priced_________17V1C to ,1.00 Every style is here, shirts and drawers, union suits in knitted lisle, porosknit or dimity material, white and ecru; sleeve styles long or short or none at all, knee and ankle length, let us fit you out today. Price range. 65c to $2.25 WILL YOU TAKE A SWIM ON THE FOURTH? Or any other time these summer days. Here are suits in color combinations that you will take to on sight. Most of the suits are all pure worsted wool in sweater knit weave. We have them in cotton too, if you want ’em. Wool miits.....$4 50 to $6 50 Cotton suita.... ....... $1.00 Up FOURTH OF JULY DECORATIONS HERE Red, white and blue bunt ing, paper streamers, new fibre rope, flags in all sizes, select early and worry leas