Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, November 05, 1925, Image 7

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    lone bull. His iusks! How white, how
■ harp they were. And bl» uniRcles!
What »trength waa there—what ixiwrr
Y OU^
He ranched up »nd tore great tufts
from tlie palm» above him. They did
not change and become moldy hay now
Hi' advanced, swaying from side to
side, trampling ruthleaaly the matted
Compiete Change Saturday
und'-rbruah about him. And was It
Adults, Week day Matinee 2ik:
pain thut rent him end caused him to
Uy F. W. LUENING
Evenings, 35c. Continomi 1 to 11
tremble from trunk to tall? Paint It
p. m. Children 19 cents sil times
was rage. Blind, unreuoiMilng rage, and
ha sent bellow Upon bellow Into the
foresta about him. Not the quqverlng
OOLI looked out upon the »urg
Tough Chicken.
CUT FLOWERS 4 FLORAL DESIGNS
It 1» well known that during the fall
Ing crowd* and wondered In ■ trumpet of terror now, but the harsh,
Tho minister had come to Sunday '^arke Bro*., n«ri*ta »»? M<<rrt««a St
vague wuy nt their g.iyety. Not fierce crash of anger He wu^ seeking months there U relatively little fresh-
thut lie cared much. That gnaw­ something—seeking seeking. Through killed young poultry on the market, dinner, which necessitated the killing .
ing, burning ache that seemed to start tlie tangled growth he saw the twinkle because the season for broilers has of a hen on »hort notice. After din­
nt hl» big. tint toe« und run to the tip of u fire. Near It crouched the figure passed and the great bulk of the roast- ner. while sitting on the lawn, a brood
of hl» rnt-Uke tall bad killed all that of it man A little brown man who er» tin» not yet reached the market. °f chick» kept coming up, cheeping
was curliiua—all thnt was Ilf«—that held In one frail bund an elephant Therefore,
well-fattened plantfvely, and time and again the
was In him. No lie Ju»t »wuyed un­ goad. And Kooll knew what he sought young stock are excellent.
small boy of the family and again the
certainly a» he »hlfted the weight of A single step covered the miles be
Farmer» and commercial poultry- »mall boy of the family drove them
W elt
erited
uccess
hl» huge bulk from tide to »Ide nnd tween them. Kooll trumpeted again in mtn should never think of disposing away. Finally, exasperated, he gave
A dint.
ul (had citizen honored
trumpeted In dull agony—n» tie hud wild fury. He (li^>< <| the brown body of their market poultry in an unfat­
"You
fell forward, crushing thi tened condition, says the Department them a big shoo and added:
been taught to do - when he felt the 1« ..........
|s>Htlcully und professionally, Dr. IL V.
needn't
come
around
me
cheeping.
■ting of the goad and heard the »harp. bone» under hl» great knee, and ground of Agriculture. This Is true whether
Send ns rour shipments. We mail you eheck
riorce. slm-e picture appear» alxiv«,
। There sets the man tijgt et yer maw!”
guttural commands of The Little the wriggling Thing beneath him Into the birds are »old live or dressed, and
the same day we receive »nods.
made n «ucc a fee h.ivu equalled. Hi»
Brown Man beneath him. Hu raised the dust till the forests vanished slow­ is apparent »Ince much better prices ■ —Capper1» Weekly.
I iir>< In rb ii ri-nwMlI«« which have »tool
hia trunk awlftly ns Tlie Little Brown ly away und left io him only a quiver ■ re paid for well fattened stock than
the tost fur fifty year» are »Uli among
ortland ide
ool o
where the »took I» taken dlrectly’off
Be Sure of Title.
Man drove sharply and alyly Into Ita Ing mass of human flesh
But he was mud. l ever mud, with the range. Farmers throughout the
Title to property should be guaran-
tender end. and backed away Into the
Modlcsl Discovery 1» a blo<id modiclno
darkest corner wth a bellow of pain, the Niiudl of blood» and with hunger country lose many thousands of dollars ; teed and protected.
A buyer who
»nd »lomnch alterative. It clear» tho
and terror und swayed »gain In sheer and pain. HI» little p g eyt-M took on u through not properly fattening their (takes the word of the seller is only
»kin. beautifies It, lucroaaoa tho blmal
weukneM».
What did It ull menu? Steely, vacant star«, lie charged the ■tock. The birds to be fattened should himself to
blame if he runs into trou-
»upply un i tho circulation, and pimples
Honietlmes he wondered dully. He did papipr-machn rock» of hl» prison. Tre either be placed In boxes, stalls, open
ble. At the time of signing the pre­ Made From Old Carpets “Wear Like
iuk I eruptions vanish quickly.
Beauty
not underafund. Why was he goaded getbtr with the plunking behind them pens or In fattening crates where they
Iron.”
liminary agreement have it incorpo­ beal Direct with the Manufacturer. Absolut«
is but akin deep und gisal blood 1» t»e
dully Into u deHpemt* agony and made they crashed, and K imj II burst out are kept for a period of two or three
Satiafaetion Guaranteed. Send in Your Ma­
rated
Into
the
contract
that
a
guar
­
neulh l>oth. 1 or your blood to bo gissl,
to roar In pain, lie who detdred only upon the Tinsel Street. Here were weeks. The size of the birds Is an im­
terial or Write for Prices.
Men—counties» numbers of $hn—and portant factor, because a bird that anteed title should be delivered and
your stomacb must be In condition, your
peace—only to be let alone?
WESTERN FLUFF RUG COMPANY.
liver active. Thia Discovery of Doctor
f'ortùuul. Oregon
He did not know thut over tiie he w«» hunting Mon tonight. He weighs from three to fo ir >unds usu­ title insurance backed by a responsi­ M-M Union Aven»« Nor.
I’lcrco'» put» you In Uno condition, with
papier-mache rocks that formed Id» picked them up as they fled before ally fattens more readily t’ an the, ble company furnished.
DECIDE NOW about 19HG
<
nil Uia .!
r mm
him. hurling them right and left. smaller bird. The larger the b 1 when
pen hung n sign:
<»t dnigglat for Doctor Pierce'» Golden
icoor.it most renocioua roouk Lights, myriads of them, twinkled and the fattening period «tarts, tl short­
Week’« Short Story.
Our Accredit**«! (’hicks for
Modioal Discovery, in tablet or liquid
angered him. nnd he charged again er the time required for fatte ng. A
At last the hour had come.
He ■<.
1^26 will be better than ever.
ADMISSH
N
IOC.
form, or »end 10 cent» for trial pscksg«
and nguin Castles, mountains, for- three-pound bird can I e fatten 1 quite
Everything Indicates a bi<
A m he I<M>k«d »adly out. be could see •H»—-booths and Side shows—col­ well In three weeks, whereas a bird would soon know whether it was to
of tablet» to Dr. l*terce'» Invalid» Hotel
X ^6*1 demand. Get in touch with
be
happiness
or
—
.
He
sighed,
then
u
* now to ■ecure the lowest
In Buffalo, N. Y.
the long. Irregular »tr< t of tluael and lapsed as he battered their flimsy weighing four pounds when pu: in the
pri< es. 18th successful year.
paper mid paint and the crowd» that frames. In wild, glad abandon ba fattening crate, could probably be fat­ squared his shoulders, while his lips
set In a firm line. “What a coward
■urged nnd played in the glare of the toaaed about him piaster statues, tened In about two week».
Oiling th« Clock.
myriad electric light», He could see paper rock», chair», tables. wooden
Birds are best fattened on mois­ I am,” he muttered. “After all, other
When you oil tho clock bo auro to
Vampires Have Wide Range.
the laughing face» of pretty women, Indian», ( hlnene Idols, Indian pottery, tened ground grains. Several ; >d fat­ men have had to face their wife’s first
got thu purest olive oil and this should
the gray uniforms of the chair-boys, yards of painted canvas and sections tening rations have been used one of cake. Why shouldn't i come through
Vampire
bats have a greAt range
bo cleaned by adding a cupful of limo the plodding camela a» they passed on
of tinsel covered buildings and booth» which Is as follows: Equal i rt», by alive?”
and are found from Mexico almost
water to onch quart of oil. Shake well noiseless feet acro»» bls range of
Then a revolver cracked, and as weight, of cornmeal, ground buck-
to the end of South America, says
nnd let it stand three or four days. vision und, giving the crowd a color Kooll wheeled something pinged Into wheat nnd middlings. Anotti r good
Nature Magazine. They are confined
Let
’
s
See
the
Menu
Again.
Thon carefully pour oft tho oil from brilliant and at range. gathered there hl» side. He »uw red stripes on a uni­ fattening ration 1» composed if two
Some guests at a hotel in Ajaccio to the tropical zone for the most
the sediment. »training it through ■Ilk from every corner of the globe— form of blue, and he thought of blood, parts cornmeal, one part crus d oats
, Chinese girl», dark »klnned Aruba. nnd knew ngain what he sought. So and one part middlings. A v. lety of were looking through the menu when part, and do not go very high in the
or filter paper before using It.
Hindoo fuktrs. Russian officers, dainty he crushed out the life with Ills foot grains Is a good thing, althm i corn- a polite waiter came to their assist­ mountains. In some places it is al­
French
flower girl», swarthy Turk» and charged on.
A ten-f.mt paling meal 1» particularly valuable or fat­ ance. “The ham is not, and the chick­ most impossible to keep horses or
Internal Navigation,
and Malay sailor». And above the din ■mashed like gin»», and Kooll found tening purposes. Whatever f tenlng en never was,” he explained, "so will mules or to raise chickens because
While tho largest ocean fruighters
of tin trumpet», shuffling feet and himself In darkness. Dimly he saw mixture Is used. It •• -rtalnly ' mid be you have your eggs tight or loose?”— of the persistent attacks of this crea­
•nnnot pass through the Welland muffled »(-reams lie could liear the
using London Morning Post.
ture.
before him two long, straight, shining moistened with sour skim n "
canal, smaller vessels do make the voice of The Little Brown Man us be rails, that »pread across the country enough milk to ma' e the mi • into a
trip across the ocean, then through shrieked to the crowds of the ferocl- nnd dipped Into a hollow In the df» thin batter which v ill run o i” of the
Italy and Florida,
Something Seems Lacking.
the Gulf of St. Lawrence, St. Law­ tles of “Kooll, the Terror of Mysterious tance He lumbered rapidly forward. pall when the birds .re heir,
d. Milk
A small boy was rooking at the bust
nte
climate
of the northern part of
•liity of
rence river and canals, laiku Ontario, Asia.” And every now mid again The A light approached. He roared In not only Improves the pal:
of his late grandfather—abust mount­ Italy resembles that of Florida. The
Little
Brown
Mun
would
come
and
the
mash,
which
in
luces
f-
ter con-
frangy and charged once more.
Welland canal. Into Lake Erie and
prod the sensitive trunk end and beat
. es the ed on a little circular stand. Having mean annual temperature varies from
Big Bill wna making time.
other lakes us desired.
The sumption, but it also In
the sore toe nulls till Kooll trumpeted Limited was late.
quality of the flesh
be used asked his mother if his grandpapa 61 degrees Fahrenheit to 64 degrees
In agony and sought refuge In the
not only has was very wise and good, he added: Fahrenheit. The mean summer tem­
"See anything abend. Jack." he whenever possible.
Roads snd Epidemic*.
dark corner; while those who came naked of his fireman suddenly.
good fattening prop ¡ties but also “And was that all there was of grand­ perature does not exceed 80 degrees
Tho more Important Roman roads looked on In wonder or awe or dis
"My God I Load o' hay 1 Stop 'er!” tends to keep the birds In good health. papa?"
Fahrenheit. The rainfall occurs most­
had a paved width of 16 feet. During gust—as intelligence dictated.
When the birds are properly fattened
"I-oad of hay. b—I!" gasped BUI as
ly in the fall and winter months.
Months ugo—age» ago It seems— he reversed.
the Middle ages tho paving of roads
they should each gain about one pound
Incontrovertible.
Kooll
had
come.
They
had
tolled
to-
practically ceased, and the spread of
The engine shrieked, rose Straight In weight; therefore, there is not only
Science, the laws of average, super­
Worthy Judge-
epidemics during this time was doubt-
pushing the beams Into up and skidded Into the ditch on her ■ larger bird for market but the price
intelligence, and even plain common
place
while
The
Little
Brown
Man
per
pound
will
be
considerably
higher
Divorcee
(to
friend)—"Isn't it splen­
side,
dragging
her
long
line
of
sleeie
Ie»» due to the condition of the
sense have never been able to prove
cursed shrilly and Jabbed him tn ten
era with her—a mass of hissing steam, than where the birds are not fattened.
did dear—the judge has given me $20
traveled road».
der place» with the goad. And when flames, and writhing humanity. And There 1» no excuse, therefore, for not that Sunday is not a day set aside a week alimony! It's so tine for a
the evening came The Little Brown the gaunt, emaciated body of an ele­ fattening cockerels and culled pullets, for mother to cook and the family to
woman to feel that she isn't dependent
Explain» Love'» Madne»».
Man threw him an armful of moldy phant lay underneath.
and this year It should be done early eat from 10 a. m. until midnight. — on a man for her funds.”
The love which is often poetically hny, over the price of which he had
because of the increase in grain prices. Toledo Blade.
described as a spring “malady" has haggled for hours. Thus It wns that
Stone Church Moved.
Carlsbad
Cavern
Made
now been given a prosaic explanation. Kooll helped to build the prison In
Insulation Pays.
Stone by stone, a church in a de­
which
he
was
to
suffer.
We are told that it Is the additional
by Underground River
If you find it hard to secu-e cold
serted village of Lancashire has been
He bore It all with full pntlence nnd.
moisture of the Reasons that causes
water, owing to the hot and cold
Carlsbad cavern Is the work of wa­
as the crowds cam« night after night,
transported to a new and more thriv­
people to write poems, fall in love
ter. says Dr. Willis T. Lee. United
Tests at the Indiana experiment water pipes being close togetl. r and ing community. It was rebuilt exactly
and the goad pricked sharp, grew thin­
and shun work.
States geological survey, in the Scien­ station covering four years and In­ the hot water heating up the cold,
ner, gaunter, more awful to look upon.
Like many another volving 960 single-comb White Leg­ you can stop this through insulation as it stood.
It hardly required the artful shading tific Monthly.
well-^nown cave, it was made by the horns and Barred Boeks proved soy­ at a very nominal cost.
Dinosaur Tracks.
about Hie eyes which The Little Brown
Devotion.
• •Intion of parts of the rocka. It dif­ bean oil meal equal to tankage or
Dinosaur footprints, found on a thin Man produced with white lend to mnk
fers from others In thnt the limestone meat scraps for laying hens. Mineral
If
the
young
man can stay an hour
layer ot rock about seven miles from him look the half-crazed rogue whose
Says the Cynic.
ocks here contain beds of gypsum matter must be added to the soy-bean
without lighting a cigarette it is a
Sometimes, In rhe
Tuba City on the Navajo Indian Reser­ part he played.
Blinks
—
"Be
liberal
with
your
chil-
• nd rock salt. Through long ages the oil meal, however, to make up that de­
vation, near the Grand Canyon park, lonely hours of the night, when <he underground water dissolved and car­
dren, and when you grow old —” sure sign that he loves her.—New Ha­
ficiency.
moon
shone
tn
at
the
bars
or
i
>
ven Register.
Arlxona, measure 16 Inches in length
Jinks—"They’ll take care of you.
ried away soluble materials, leaving a
The Purdue standard basal ration
hopeless tomb. It showed the loll! r
and 13 in width.
great cavity deep down under the was used In the tests. It consists of
figure of Kooll restlessly ifwnylng ft.,
Cork Houses Warm
highlands
In the course of time this grain, 100 pounds of corn, 100 pounds
Blinks—"You’ll spend your days in
side to »Ide. But It could not aho
Cork
houses,
being tested in Eng­
From the Sanskrit,
process
wns
reversed
and
the
water,
of wheat, 50 pounds of onts and mash. the county poorhouse.1 — Cincinnati
the pain that, starting at the brut»
land, may be heated for 75 per cent of
nrrylng carbonate of lime In solution, 50 pounds of bran and 50 pounds of Enquirer.
trunktip
would
rise
slowly
up
till
th
"Avatar” comes from a Sanskrit
the cost of those built of other mate­
deposited this Material within the cav- middlings. To this was added 30
word meaning a "descent.” It is ap­ grent gray head seemed full of burn
rial.
m in the form known as cave marble. pounds of tankage or 35 pounds of
Ing
coals
thnt
flashed
mid
flickered
and
Growing
Old
Grace'ully.
plied particularly to the descent of a
The solution formed subterranean meat scraps or 45 pounds of soy-bean
glowed till they flared up nnd burst
< Hindu deity to earth In a manifest
chambers
of astonishing size. Deposi­ oil meal plus 10 per cent of minerals
Houses as well as people should
timid exqulHlte agony. Then, »lowly,
form, either for beneficent or rotrlbu-
a
would come n procession of palms, tion decorated these chambers with or 47.5 pounds of whole soy beans grow old with grace and charm. Years
five reasons. It corresponds to the brond rivers, grassy plains—primeval adornments of surprising variety nnd plus 10 per cent ot’ minerals.
hold no terrors for the carefully built
Christian term “reincarnation.”
forests. And always there was H huge beauty. Also deposition cemented to­
The mineral mixture consisted of 22 home. Build your home as you do
$ 6 F P g
bull elephant, superb of tusk, Immense gether such loose fragments as may pounds of steamed bonemeal, 24 your life, to take the rebuffs of time
have
existed
nnd
thus
made
Improb-
"Tr-rnTrrre-rTvr
Indian Superstition.
of muscle, who moved through the
pounds of finely ground limestone and as a conqueror and not as a slave.
ible such tragedies ns that of the
15 pounds of salt. The addition of
The Indians believed that a fish vistas of green—a lord tierce, lonely,
Sand «uve In Kentucky.
mineral matter is necessary to pre-
buried in the corn hill gives a better unconquerable. And the bull would
Like Unto Like.
The first chamber to be entered is
vent a grent growth of fat.
reach for tufts of the succulent green
yield of corn.
The amount of intellect necessary
Shinav's wigwam. It 1» nearly clreu-
above him and nt the touch of his
The United States Department of
trunk the palms would wither and dry lar In outline, 200 feet across, 75 feet Agriculture considers soy-bean oil to please us is a most accurate meas­
Let's Smile.
high mid wonderfully adorned. At the
nnd fnll to his feet—a bunch of moldy
No Confinement—No Hospital Bills
meal an excellent feed for growth and ure of the amount of intellect we have
ourselves.—Helvetius.
*
All doors open to tho man with a liny. Kooll knew that the bull was entrance to this glorified wigwam of egg production.
.he
Navajo's
wolf
god
hangs
a
large
MY
celebrated non-surgical
smile. Ho goes far toward Justifying Kooll whose throat was parched and
of
gnarled
appearance,
Clearly Effective.
tho existence of tho human race.—Ad­ burning, and who longed for just one stalactite
treatment for Piles does not
little, little bite of that fresh, elusive which resembles a cave man's war
vertising World.
“A raw onion is excellent for clear- confine you to your bed or room. You
club.
The
wigwam
Is
surrounded
by
green. Knew that It was Kooll, yet
ing the head,” says an exchange, We can come and go about your work as
alcoves and niches nnd tributary
wns not Kooll, and would ponder upon
tried this and it even cleared the usual. From the first treatment you will
Quite a number of farm poultry i
.
—
these strange, mixed conditions of chambers of marvelous character and
be relieved, and no matter how severe
1
*
।
room.
—Boston Transcript.
things till all went out In flashes nnd amazing adornment. Had the author raisers make the error of housing too
your case, I GUARANTEE IN WRIT­
ING to cure your PILES or return your
bursts of flame again. And of recent of “Arabian Nights" seen Carlsbad many hens nnd pullets together dur­
Most of Us Busy.
fee. If you are suffering with PILES or
nights the great lone bull under the cavern he might have enriched his ing cold weather. Hens will lay ns
tale of Aladdin and his lamp with well If yarded und well cared for as If
About 21.1 per cent of the female
other RECTAL or COLON »11-
palms
seemed
seeking something
ment write or call for my new
on free range. But they dare not be population in tho United States and
When Kooll’» brain grew hot and tho facts stranger than the Actions used.
FREE BOOK of information.
j 78.2 per cent of the male is gainfully i
crowded when they are confined.
pictures enme, he could see that. The
It aUo contains nearly a hun­
U the hens are being fed and forced employed.
Turks Like Cigarettes
dred letters from PATIENTS.
j
bull would tramp through the
peering Into the gloom and lushing
It is estimated that In Constan­ for egg yield alone, we must get them
himself Into a wild fury—and
tinople the consumption of cigarettes into winter quarters In their pens
Spiked Traffic Lanes.
DEAN M.D
there was something missing In the Is largest per capita. Constantinople early in the fall and keep them there
PORTLAND OFFICES; SEATTLE OFFICES!
Copper-headed spikes are taking the
“VR®6oddmg M 6U SMfw Build,no
without
changing
them
about.
Intro
­
picture.
s reported to average 2,179 cigarettes
5TM\ANQxMAIN 6TH A^D PINE
[ 'J
affords
| place of white paint in marking traf-
2______
' ■ Cl - m NfliOM
Tonight they streamed In to see every minute of the day, which In a ducing new hens Into the flock of lay­
\ benefit as well
fic
lanes
in
a
Western
City.
Kooll. The Little Brown Man was In waking day of HI hours would menn ing birds always causes more or less
¿Wc1 as pleasure.
ecstney. He goaded slyly. When Kooll il total per capita consumption of the confusion, and this helps in decreas­
Baby of Republics.
bellowed In pain he dissembled beauti­
of the Turkish city of 000,000, ing the number of eggs laid.
Healthful exercise for die teeth
Uruguay is the youngest and small­
and a spur to digestion. A long-
fully- wariness, courage, sudden half
cigarettes «hilly for every man.
est ot all the South American repub-1
lasting refreshment, soothing to
fear. He mlvnm-ed, commanded, backed woman and child.
If taken in time, prevent oper­
lies.
nerve» und stomach.
away quickly nnd prodded when he
ation» for Diabetea Catarrh.
Old corn fed partly whole nnd part­
could. Altogether he wns elated. The
Asthma Lunir. Throat. Liver.
The Great American
Geraniums in Winter
ly cooked, with boiled potatoes, and
Kidney, Rheumatism. Blood.
dimes came fast, the fraud was on.
Want
Good
Sweetmeat, untouched . SLALED
The Department of Agriculture says thickened Into a mash with meal, Is
Stomach ami allfetnale dia-
by hands, full of J
and Kii'dl suffered miserably.
Very well—Take the Accountancy anc
ordera. Bladder Troubles.
that the method of hanging
- ge­ one of the best fatteners for turkeys. Business Management. Private Secretar. -
The C. GeelWo Remedies are
r
flavor. I
The burning ache grew dull. The raniums up by the roots In the cellar
Give the mash In the morning and the si, Calculator, Comptometer, Stenogra- I
harmless, as no drugs or poison
people before him vnnlshed. Bright Is a reasonably successful way of
phlc, Penmanship, or Commercial Teach- f
are used.
Composed ot the
whole corn nt night. Do not confine ■rs’ Cours» at
chqisest
medicinal roots, herbs,
lights flashed before bls eyes nnd went carrying them through the winter, but
«KÇ^riJl
buds and bark, imported by us
them.
If new corn Is given, the
out, leaving hint In darkness. Then n It Is not the best procedure. The best
tendency Is to have bowel trouble. For
faint glow, coming out of the distance, way Is to dig the plants up, put them
this give boiled milk. They must be
advanced slowly toward him. Gently Into pots, cut off most of the tops nn(|
Th» foremost Business College of th« C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
free from lice to fatten. Turkeys will Northwest
which has won mor« Accuracy
its soft rays showed him the primeval keep In a light window In n cool room.
be so high this year that each carcass \wnrds and Gold Medala than anv other New Location- 2S2V4 Alder St. S. W. Cor. Third.
Est»hli»h«i 23 Yeandn Portland
forests. He saw the lone bull.
A Another way is to put them In earth,
«chool
In
America.
Send for our ¿ucceae Portland. Ore.
should be made to bear us much flesh । Catalog. Fourth Street
near Morrioon,
tremor shook his frame. Ue was the water once and leave them alone.
as possible.
P.
N.
U.
11'or Hand. Or. Isaac M Walk«T. Fr««.
No. 45, 1925
KOOLI,
THE MAD
ELEPHANT
»
POULTRY PORTLAND
HIPWMF
MS
FATTENED POULTRY
BEST FOR MARKET
FOR
VAUDEVILLE PHCÏO-F.RS
Portland, Oregon
K
M
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
S
P
H
a W
C .
New Fluff Rugs
CHICKS
Soy Bean Oilmeal Is an
Excellent Poultry Feed
51
PILES
Crowding During Winter
Is Harmful to Poultry
WRIGLEYS
AFTER
dan EVERY
MEAL
>
Inc
ROOT AND HERB
REMEDIES
Best Turkey Fattener
You
1
a
Position
Behnke-Walker