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S IL A G E FOR S T E E R S . Ê M M C A P v OEN An kniD u m li-al F eed F o r H e e f Wale- javy Worses h^c l or Farmers CATARRH MITELS’ CITI MEAT MARKET fc a Mi) Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal lu g Purposes. W e carried through last winter in C O T T A G E UKOVE, OREGON two burns LOW Hereford steer calves, s7 E îfco çs*C : *■ with silage us the main ration, writes li. Jones of Ohio In American Agrlcul . ;i full > .• : . ; * Hid i t i. tlirt tui' , turist. Our silage Is made of well ma mailI'li' the draft horse v>u.- choice: | F IN D IN G T H E R O B B E R S . tured corn and nearly inutiir.il soy First, draft ho. >«•> * .11 earn tij*:r keep) Milk Si m I i » . Ill«- Milk Skevl Mnil Ik* beaus, mixed In the proportions of at an e irli r perintl than others; see- j tr-FEVER Uuljl-u«-k 'If1 1 111* It. about two-thirds to three fourths the (»lid, if the draft li *r •• should have u By B. II IIAW L, South CarulL-iM. former aud one fowztb to one-third the spot or blemish it do- s nut materially rrobobly tin- most exp»-uslve error latter. We have fouuC that this kind reduce his market value; third, any u-uully millli- l».v our farmers Is ths of silage U much superior for beef farm er cm. easily and properly break failure to keep books that will at any making purposes to corn silage. draft horses and til them for market, time enable tin-in to tell whether they The calves at the square burn were while the proper training for carriage arc doing bus! curried through the winter on corn and horses annul!.:s to a clea • *: I'lUiiii, in tie sa at u profit soy tieun silage, clover, alfalfa aud oat the case >1 heavy hors «•* tin .v are no - C H O I C E t-’ U K S H F1SII O N T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y loss. The or u hay aud one pound per head per day ■ ex ive profits f »r the iniddlenian tl ;• i y f .liner of cottonseed meal. They came through Canadian heft« draft bor-es are \al E l y ’ s C r e a m B a l m J. H. B A R T E L S . Proprietor Phone M ain 83 mall V itll hut In fine, thrifty condition an.l made ued highly in fu » lun and western mar Thia Romorty lo a Spsciflc, «-a li 4* X 1»♦ λ so gains of about forty five pounds per kets, and tli • is piaeilcully no limit S u re t o Give Satisfaction. trai k of mouth from L>ec to to April 115. ■ . to tho-ie mm !, is CIV E S RELIE F A T ONCE . his herd so that The calves at the round burn were Every horse to eomimmd a good price It clean*. h , soot I k » , liei.li*, aud protect» tie at tho ond of fed all the corn uud soy beau silage uml must have l.irg*, well Imped feet aud Lsoused membrane. It cures Catarrh and each month he clover, alfalfa uud oat liny which they stand st 1 \V -.fumi h uml lit upon them, or in all like Iriveg away a Cold ill the Head quickly, W«- reserve tl.e right to inspect can determine wrould cat aud from Dee. 5 to Jan. 1 lihood he will no g > ■> 1 r.i.gilt. Pasterns lies twee the Senses of Taste and Smell. the Meters. nM W ires and Fixtures ! c-y to us.-. Contains no injuri.ms drugs. not only the one pound per head per day cottonseed must te slotting I»» give the horse a free profit or loss meal, one utal a half pounds per head and el.1 lie niovemc? t : legs flat, clean, Applied into the nostrils aud absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by D i d Y o u E v e r T h i n k A b o u t It that In- has real till Feb. 15 and two pounds per head with no appearance of meatiness. iil; Trial Size, 10 c-onts by mail. ized from his from that time till May 10, when they in drafts feather of good quality and tt.Y BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York herd, but the were turned to grass. From April 1 to considerable qiiintlt.v is absolutely nec- Darkness will soon be upon the face o f the Kuith profit or loss May 10 there were udded to their ration i ir . T!ie i < \t important part is the — 16 hours o f the 24. T h ey lire gloom y tim es and that lie has real live pounds per head per day corn and l<»:ii or eoiipliug Pnless a horse is Former School Superintendent Dons the fo o t Pu d ’s harvest. But the lied on each an cob meal, which, with the cottonseed : t there '.» matter how well the imal In the herd Stripes and Begins Sentence. meal, were sprinkled over uud tliui- «j 11 :tr 1 r> ar- inii-eied, the horse will be Probably most oughly mixed with the silage. The Peoria, 111., Nov. 2 !».— Newton ! r • 11 tl Keeper uud a poor looker, dalryim-ii can at | calves at the round burn were kept in lior-es flat over the loin are invariably C Donghei tv, former superiuten- the end of each side tile whole winter and up to long h.n ked and »pen ribbed, and this ■ *ett 1 o f the Peoria public schools, mouth estimate I April 1. eon; urn Mon s never deep In the girth; who was recently convicted of for* will light those hours, cheer your home, drive tlie cost of food The 400 calves at the round burn : consequently (hi t.\| e of animal has a j ,*ery ( was taken *0 the Joliet peni away the tlings at and labor for weighed on I »«■<-. 10, after a week's rest the month and from their 1,500 miles' shipment, .‘tiki weak constitution, because the heart tentiary today to begin his sentence , and lungs have not surttcient room to In tills way tell pounds and on May 10 03.3 pounds, *lo if* ir work In times o f extreme exer- I n,<* Preparations of the trip were whether they are making a gain for the five months of li.»., flic , lbs should be well sprung or ept h s * cret, a* d there were not mnkingor losing Jfi* pounds, or 53.1 pounds per month, Mil K hi .M.tS. the back will not be strong. half » dozen persons who knew of money lint that or 1.78 pounds per day. When turned The typical draft la.rse of the present j Dougherty’s presence on the train. Is no reason why there should not be a to grass they were as sleek and uu-1- A clever disguise had been ef- constant lookout for leaks, because one I >u as grass fed cuttle. Every one o f ■ .¡\ 1 i t have sloping massive shout- : unprofitable cow in the herd had far them hud done well, there not being n • with .1 fairly high wither. His sc ted by shaving off his mustache. JAS. 11 . P 0 TT 8 A. «S. POW ELL better la- sold at beef price* than kept «ingle calf In the whole bunch hut 1 1 . .al l la .1 f;.lr length, with no | mil old ftirnds who saw him did In tin- lieril lo reproduce her kind aud | vhat was tlcsliy uml thrifty. «IJtj'ClinilK’t! » >f l!i kte-ss about the i't re« ognize him i mil I n nit 11,\ reduce the profits o f the tbr il. The head indicates Ills disposi Our experience with these cattle fin The prisoner’s w-fe and daughter dairy. | wishes us another demonstration o f the tion it sii mill lie broad and fiat be- had tlieir last meeting with him at liV the ll-e of the milk scales, the great value of silage for beef m.il. t a tin- eye-, the latter should be midnight, His sons, Horace and lullk sheet and the Babcock test the j ing purposes. nil niil mild. In no ease should The calves consumed ■; dairyman can . 'ill .ail every unprolita j luring the winter about twenty live to lian - In any appearance o f "pony Ralph visited the jail at 6 o’clock hie niiiimiI from the herd with but lit | thirty pounds per head per day of ..-ail,” To i .dai- mieli a horse as I have this morning, but did not accom Their part- tie trouble and expense and at ihr I -ilitge and two to three pounds of liny. des. .¡lieti tin farmers must stop selling pany him to the train same time determine at the end of Figuring silage ut $2.50 per ton, liny at tln-lr lie t in.ires and use is good sires tig was affecting. each mouth what his total profits are. $5. cottonstMsl meal at $25 and corn is call b - procured, strung in eharae- The first cut shows milk scales, at 40 cents per bushel makes the «hii ¡I— i. - -nib... in appearance and yet When ’upper pities are staiueil which will cost from $.'{ to $4, ami ly cost o f feeding during the five o f good <;i • 1 : t y \V. F Kyild in Amer villi verdigris, which p events their should be suspended in a convenient .e-mills these calves were fed lean l 'nltivator. I cents j uti dg.«mating with and saving th< place near where (lie milk is reeelved per head uml the cost o f the gains 3.0 gold, the plates can be cleaned it; from the pails, liu the dial of the .-outs per pound. This Is scarcely more II a -ol so mi- Vfiirifsin S t a l l i o n . scales Is a hand, or Indicate!-, that can rlitin half what it would cost to make This picture o f the lx-ycar old regís the tollowing nnnner: Thoroughly he adjusted by a thumb screw . Though equal gains by any method of grain t i r - 1 Morgan stallion, Frank Allen, scrub the plates with fine sand and the cap.icily of scales of tills kiuil I feeding with w hich 1 am familiar. was taken , t Ihe Valley fair, Brattle- '.voter, using a coarse gunny sack or usually rang« from thirty to sixty l*ii -<>, N't., in 1!KU, says American Culti scrub brush. Wash off the sand pounds, tin- face shows only ten S e l e c t I hm t h e l l r o o i l S o w . va.tor, from which the portrait is here uid then scrub thoroughly with a Cotte*.ge G r o v e , - O regon . pounds, and cm li pound is subdivided The only way to be sure o f raising repi-odin-ed. Al that fall- he drew first Into tenths The indicator should be the right kind o f pigs another year is pt'cnnimi a ! .--t Morgan stallion, alsn solution consisting of one part ol adjusted so that it will staud at t to select the breeding sows early, feed aw i enslnke. u ith four of get. H e also nil vitriol and four parts of water. Hie acid disintegrates the verdigris mark when the empty pall Is liiiiiglna them properly, breed them to the rigtit dissolving ‘ he oxide of copper, and OU the scales. kind o f boars and give them good care Where several mill« pulls ere used it throughout the season. A little extra ! aves the plat" claim, when it will will be necessary for them all to weigh effort In this direction is well worth eadily niiialga'nate with the liter the same, so as to use (lie same s«-ules. the attention o f any farmer and is one tin wi’hout the use o f cyanide h>r' Tills can be done by using all pails of ! of the ways in which he i-an make solution, < xcept the acid solution the same size and make mid bv run ! more by a little good management than -hould have been tnade strongei m ning a little solder on the bottom of lie eoiikl by many days of bard work. Dealer in than herein prseiibed, in wiiich in eucli. which . an l.c scraped down mi Michigan I'aliner. -lance the plate should be wasbo I f t til they all weigh exactly the same. As off with wa'er, and then dressed the pail tint .-.an a ins the milk from Wi U t-H l l . l l l l i l F o e S l n - f , . each cow is carried to llic can It should «ith a solution of cyanide as tisaal. The mutton breeds do better than the first In' hung on llie scales, and while wool breeds on level laud, but all stavji The formation of verdigris on the itw. hanging there the weight (which Is the like rolling or hilly land, and none of ph'tescau b stopped by plating weight of til., milk, not including the I them can stand wet feet or marshy them with silver amalgam, after A Fresh Stock of the Latest a ml path should be recorded on the milk ^ pastures. cleaning as before mentioned, e x Best (ioods at the best prices. sheet, which is tacked on the wall 111 sSi; vy«- actly the same as mercury leaving T ra in in g the Colt, drew first premium ill the Vermont the plates thoroughly coated with It Is a comparatively easy matter to state fair as a lliree-ye-ir-old and -ilver, whereby they become mop C-nie and be convinced. sèi train n horse to move promptly and .-.«rccpslnkcs as .1 four-year-old with effective for catching gold and step quickly If you commence right four of t. l ids h *¡ - Is .1 tine mover, silver and will operate better than when you first handle him. ins g.e.il knee mid lio.-k action, aud ns plates which have been electro a s t o o l getter his colts r.re very prom plated with silver. sing. 12 to life; goes«, live, S fo !> c; Mr. Abrams complains that he is Frank Allen «vas slretl by Ashley's THE VETERINARY dissued, 10 to 1 1 ; turkeys, live. 1 <> kept busy, not that he dose not like Fili n Allen, son o f Holahlrd's Ktlinu Kills Himself to End His Disgrace. Allen dam h« tìilllg' son o f Arlstof; dressed, itt to 2 dc; ducks, old, it but because it makes him work Nisltilar disease In sheep is due to a V’anci.uvjr, Wash. Nov. 3o.— secón.1 dam by I ■ niiel Lambert, Ihlnl 11 to 12c; spring ducky, 14c; too steadily for his comfort however worm that cannot he killed by nie.li- dalli by rlioniMs .leli'er.-on son of Black Jti~t as reveille was sounded, Cupt. pigeons, per dozen, $1 to 1.25; he is willing to stand all the pros elne, says Breeder's tiazetto In the Il.nvl- In color he Is a licMUlifiil seal V gn P. Berry, late of the U. S. A. squabs, $2 to 2.50. perity that will come. Illisem-H o f generous feeding this dis Ho was yesterday brown ««ill. dm- and snip, stands six kdled himself. Honey— Dark 10 y2 to 11c; am ease (commonly known as ‘‘knotty dishonorably disehHiged from tlte teen bands and weighs 1,150 pounds. Rev. Gardner and wife of Sagi guts") badly aff«*ets sh-cp, but where ber, I 2 I 0 l.'tc; fauev white, 1 4 to irmy for conduct unbecoming to att naw took dinner Sunday with tho nutritious food Is freely given from BABCOCK MAI UINK. 15c. ■ C ep pi no ; I ’ I r n t f « - i l t t i > - , officer, drunkenness, gambling and ladies of the Private Nursing Home. weaning time until sheep are ready for arm's reach from the scales. The pall The peli slmiltil he ceineiitetl 011 thè of assault on Mrs, Mack, the wife of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. market It s«*eitis to do little harm, Is then empi led Into the can and the Dr. Ixitne is moving into the offi hot toni, and au nhiimbinoo o f holding Fetal generously upon a mixture of a brother officer while ou board the to 41.50- milker Is ready lo begin the next cow. ces formerly occupied by Dr. Cor ispial parts whole oats and tiran, add ►¡lenii.! he n-ed su flint evcry bit o f thè «In ml hi . His wife and father-ir*- Apples— Green, 75c to 1.50. A hand tester, or Babcock machine, fertilizing material niay ne saved. In pron in the Wynne building. lug a little tlnxaeeil meal or cake; also Grape fruit— Crate $2.50 to 3. with complete nut lit for testing both ordi r tu nmke pmk prod-ietion prolitu- | law l a ' tried t * get Ihe President to cliauge pasture, allow fret' access lo milk and ereatu, can be purchaacd Hucklebenies— '7c per lb. ble llie plg'-i he.ihli mnsf he i*nrefuliy reinstate him, bm he refused to see salt and supply some siieenh'iit food. from any creamery supply «-ouipany Cronbi’i lies— $11.50 t o l l .75. lookol after. «Villi plenly o f stiushlne, 1 I 11 in and confirmed ihe sentence. I n «] l.ic«»Mtl<iit I n llnrNON. for $l> or $10. a dry. warm peli and a «veli ha la nodi Tropical fruits— Lemons, fancy,; Horses will sometimes eal largì* rallini tlu-l-e Is Utile ditll- ulty in ki*i p- $5; choice, $4.50 per box; oranges, | quantities e f fooil. Imt grow thinner In Ing thè plg In a lietiItli - .•.indillon. I ni«- I lilt I'l.in lint ¿3.25 lo 5; bananas, 5c pfr lb; pine- j Ih-sli and he dull lit work This con M r s . I. F. T hompson . 1 siti- in Ilo- lull, when llic weeds I iiimi I apples, 53 50 to 4 per dozen. dition is usually i-a usisi by Indigestion. Portland, Dec. 1, 1905. Hales per day .............................. $1.00 T « pc YT or uif* In I* m iii I» m . matured, tin-re is probably no great nd Boil one teacup o f fiuxsccd Into a pulp Potatoes— Oregon, 05 to 70c; Tin* following Is recommended for I f oniaud board, per w e e k ........ $4.50 UK A IN , i ’KODl'CL, FELL». vantage in turning them under. In fact, with water and while hot pour It on ouions, $t.oo to i.25 per 100 pounds tnpiwvorui* In sheep; "O il o f innie fern, there may he an advantage In U-nx half a pull o f bran and make a mash Wheat— Walla Walla, 73c; Valley, | tomatoes box, 20 to 30 turnips, 75 one tenspoonful; arei-a nut po«vdor. |«vo lug the laud uuplowisl during the win of It. U lve n mash of this kind once ter, shut* the stubble inni weeds will u day for u month with one of tin* fol teaspoon fills; turpentine, one ten spoon 71. ; bliiectem, 7 3 T 4 ; leJ, 67c 68c. 1 fo !»0c per sack, cabbages, per ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS. O *ts— Whitt $26.50; gray, $26.50 1 pound 1 to 1 ¡ 0 ; he id lettuce, 25 to catch the nuow aud thus lucrciise the lowing powders In It: Mix four ounces ful; ue«v mill« half a cupful. Give NORTH BOl'NU SOUTH BOUND supply of moisture In the soil But with «*aeli of sulphate of Iron and nitrate of after fasting and folio««- «« ith a dose U n i -« - B r a «v i n g , ¿¡22; f e e d, | •'f»»o dozen; hothouse, $1 bu\;cedery No. I * 11:5 p .n i. N o . t l ............... 3:05 p ra Feed well on oats and $22.; rolled, $ 23 - 23 .50 N o. 11 ; s a z a m . N *. 15 ............. 2:24 a .01 a wet spring tills factor may work to laitasslum and dlviil«* Into twenty four of epsom salts 75 to 85cdi zi-n, raoishes, 15c dozen; bran. Mlehlg in Farmer. disadvantage. $ 16 ; green «n iotis, 15c doz: i.ibaib, 2 to Hay — Timothy, $15 to i I oscm . As a rule, fall piowtxl laud gets luto II.- a S p a v i n . box 50c; -I«»«'« r. $8.50 to $9; cheat, $ i 50 to I 2 I-an pound; cucumbet. I l r e e i l n u i l l-'i-«-«t. workable condii .m earlier than spring For puffs ou liiK'k Joints of u horse beets, $t per sack; green peas, 1 to The hree«1«*r «vb.. depends solely ou $8; alfa'fa, $t". plowed land uud may be planted ear mix two drums of blulixliilc of mer MillstufTa— Midd' ugs, ¿24 to 25; 2c;sreen beans, 4 to 5c; » a t , 4c; lier In the spring; also It Is usually vary with two ounces of lard, says Inherltanee Is liable to be disappointed Time Table No. *1? possible to plow the laud lute III the American Agriculturist, ltuh on* a lit when his animals rea. li maturity . I.lb- chop. $ l s ; br ui, $ 17.50 to 18;-borts garlic, 10c; egg plant 15c per pound; To take effect April 2 d, 1905 . gnen corn, 1 2 1 -2 doz; sweet pota tall, when it *s In better condition for tie with the fingers. I.et It remain on er.-.l feisling and good care are nearly $ 1 8 to 11». East Hound 3 and 4 Tuesday W. Bound plowing than It may be early In the for twenty four hours, then wash off as essential ns a good Inherltanee. Hi mid s «t only Flour— Hard wheat, patent, toes, 2 l-4c; red peppers 6 c pound. 1 and Daily Ex* ther oue without the other ts liable to spring With lie* land always in good ltepeat the blister lu the same way ev $4 30 ; straight, $3.80 to $4.i0; gra NO I Mo 1 No 2—No 4 LIVESTOCK MARKET. result In failure. i-onditimi fo, plowing early lu spring. ery third week until the puffs dtsap ham, $3 .75; rye, $5; whole wheat P. M A M M s T R T lO S i KleV~| A .II. | P.M I would often prefer to leave tin* grain pear. Keep the auliual In the stable 7 :30 0 .Cr • ai.i* (« lo v e . . 671 11:10 6 19 Cattle— Best st«*ers $3.25 *«« 3.40; l tloiir, $4.00; valley flour $3.05to 3.00 tl or ft« » \ o t r a . 710 10:49 5 05 W alden...... 2:-» T-.50 3.2 stubble ground unplowed In the fall, with Its heail lie«! up, so that It cauuot cows ;2.25 lo 2.50; cnlves, $3.00 to 2.55 7 '*» ft 737 10:44 4 59 .Coi n....... It is i-asli-r to wash ami ke«*p tho Ioga Dakota, $5.50 lo 6 00; Eastern rye, plowing as early In the sprtug as pus get Its mouth to the blistered part 0.3 770 2:.V 7*59 rro (io d o . .. 10:38 4 :5* $4.50. H)7 10:33 4:47 hakci ...... 3:0! H;(>» 7 7 slbl«\ follow ing the plow with the bar After the blister Is washed off the atti eleau n.*«« than to curo tho scratchos $5.40; Ptllsbury, $t>.3(t to 7.15. Ml Í* 3 . Dorena ........ 10:30 4 44 3:1! *:1 Sheep— $4.50 to 4.75. Corn - W h o le , $28; cracked, $20 aft«*r awlillo row or p with the subsurface mal can be tnrne«l out to pasture R?d »< -« 801 10:23 4:49 3:17 M:IT y.ft . Hogs— $5 to 5.25 901 10 .» 4 36 pei toil. 10.0 .. Uravel Pit. . packer in onler to compact the soil A » 8 ,2 i Gouornlly tt I* oasli-r to toach a liorso nrtttl«* llotif«. 914 10:ul 4:20 3 . - H.• * 11.3 __ stewaii. and pr re t firm scisi bed A. M Kye— $l.50-i 60 per cut. M ar___ 917 •' .8 4:!6 Brittle hoofs are usuali« tin* result of to ilrlvo than to tornii a man how to 3 3:40 1’2 HOPS, WOOL, t r o . PiC 9:45 4 1* 1*11 Kyek In Kansas Fanner. 3:41 H ! » 12.S Rocky Point standing too much ini a dry floor. Soak drive a borse. PRODUCE. •líe IOS» ? 1 4 0ft Hops— Choice 10 to 11 A hail trli-k Iti a hors«* «viri ti rouilora the fe**t In a clay puddle two or tim e 3:5* 9:IS 1» ♦* . Wildwood 4*' .«.30 « :00 !7.0 . H in t ’« . 10t0 ...... W ool— \ alley 24 to 26 c: East P ro fit. In t > n t ln ( Far lo rn . Butter- Fancy creamery, 25 c. tlui«*s a week, or you may pack the f t . t hlm dii unsafo driver Is as dotrimontal Slid Of Track Tile result o f a r.-.-ent wi*s(ern ex w Itb moist spenge or oil coke ryeal two ns if ho Is rea 1 ly vlolous 3 e, city creamery, 25 to 30c; ern Or«go** 16 to 2 ic; uomiual, H inject t*> euange anti u Ice Moilorato oxi ri-lse «*f tho colf c.houM dairy, 1 6 to 17c;st««re 16 to liij^c. nothing doing. perlment In fattening stivrs ar*« so or three nights In the week In ad.II AllouiWfl.d i ci^ii. rnr r ***-»1 - uiy at tibe feint i «a of ibi» ’ r ai-.ni UMK-ite. s'rlklng as io make il appear that the tion mix four fildtl ounces each of bo b«*gun qui'o «>arly. but full serrlce Beeswax— Good, clean ntnl pure Cheese— Young America, 15l _, c, •. a leaves \> i ». t r tiie arriyal or grind.ng of . oiii for fording choice whale oil and pino tar and once a «lay of no kiini sbottili la* roqiitred nntll tho 16 ; O ' e g -li full cream. i3'^c. tram Mond. y^ -podays and Fridayi 20 to 2 2 c per lb. for l * * Rud i»r*rr- I t dining on Tuta* two y. in Id . .-r- during the winter rub n little well into the coronet .’ ini foitrth y«*ar. Hides- Dry hides, No 1. 16 iba day» Tftuiadava aiti - ' j ut ay a Egg« — Fr«sh Oregou ranch season Is not warranted The profits upper part o f the hoof I f possible turn Boforo bovinB a borse test bis walk- c c ved at tb e O. A S . 35 •; Eas’eru 'g g s, 2> to2i;co|d and up, 16 »nd 17 1 2c per lb; dry- F.. K I r* ». ,ln w. ' it a ■ I r m. To Intnre e f fo ilin g ear . >rti were fully t « l w to pasture daily At least give dadi Ing oupaolt« and In onler to «lo thls ■ r w a id i —■ • lit M « in : -t e ig h t m u « t be calf No 1 uti h 5 p un is 17 to 18c; storage, ns largì* ns those «.-.-uml tn feeillt^ exercise ned reduce the food If not In hltch bini to tlio ktml >f r'.g « «u to t«:»' $1t»l y *» io « j in anil r .me to r.-rmlt of il Poultry — Roosters, Dc; hens dry salted, I ull*« and stags oue third beini( billed rurumeal or corn nul cob meal ser« ice. Minuta Constitution. to Uso Ulu Uk 110; fryers, lo tu lO^c; broilers ^has, A . U. 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