Secrets of a
French Chef
- From village In Franc where I
was born, I brought some year ago
to this country a secret. My peat
grandfather, grandfather and lay
father were mil eminent an lameue paetrr
ehefe la enee. known the country over,
faatoul bMiiH a thole aVlMsta, eppettelns
and oelleloiie peatrlao. eakee and tawa
Taw aatand f BMiat Mm aahbeatod attain
TheeerTetthatltarweMeveewttneiewe
formal of a oolifhtrul Manhmallsw M
Crame form. Thu product hae been and la
sow nenutaelurea if tha Hip-O-Lite Com
pany of til leua u, under tha name ef
Hla-O-Ut. It te kaowa and Mad very lartolr
by heaaowrvee tr.rou.ho.it tha United Stat.
Aak raw reeer (at liip-O-LJta.
Tha Hla-O-Lrta Company pob
bah aa Uluatreted booklet la
colon of tamoue Caterere ana
Chef profeeatonal redoe.
ll 1 voure for (ha eealna. A4
draw lha Htp-0-U Compear,
Department M. ZOO Market
Street, St. Louie, MUeourt.
CALIFORNIA
STATE APPROVED LANDS
Small Improved turn la well aataUlihal
settlement Fruit, slfslfa. dairy, hoc, poul
try. Chaivne, high school, grammar cdsVI.
Also unimproved land with flrnt water rtpht.
Kaay lenna. Writ from Fanaa, Ranaaa. Caat
heals sore throat. Don't cough all
night a few drops gives quick relict
Never fail.
WIAUttKIUlK
MI Wava-V heel
Congreuional Pairing
The first known Instance of pairing
In the congress of the United States
was In 1840. John Qulocy Adams pre
pared resolution declaring that It
violated the Constitution, an express
rule of the bouse and the duties of
both parties. The resolution was
never voted upon and the practice
became very common.
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With "Bayer Cross"
Has Been Proved Safe by Millions.
Warning! Unless yoa see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for 20 years.
Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Imltatlens may prove dangerous. Adv.
77ie Theater Talkert '
He "They have excellent acoustics
In this theater." She "Tea, and
they're so polite, too." Life.
Daat Be niilfartt.
Keep Cola's Carbollaalva la the home.
It stops pm from burn or cut quickly
and heals without scars. At all food
drura-IMa. Ive and tc. or 1. W. Cole Co,
IJ7 8. Eaclld Ave.. Oak Park, 111. Adv.
Vteleu
"Do you sllow visitors to kiss the
chlldrenr -"Can't stop 'em. They're
grown up now."
Tor emnomir'a aaka. why not bar a ver
mifuso which eapele Worm or Tapeworm
with a etnlle doatt lr. Peary "Dead
Shot" doee It. til Peart St.. N. X. Ad?.
Better to die 10.000 deaths than
around thy honor. Addison.
Sure Relief
Tbe gna value of Ball-Ana is the
reltcf of dtgeettve dteeroeea ofthe etemeca
aad eowele I ereved ar It eebeteoliol
tncreeeela aae evere rear tor the peel
thirty reara. Promptly and properly
tebea we have never koewa It ta fell.
Send lor free eemple t Ball it Co., lae,
Oraaseaarg, N. Y.
Fetl aUreatee a Town a Old
Bell-ans
FOR INDIGESTION
254 and 75t PM's.Sold Everywhere
I OnkaJUiiefl A plranat erioaive eyrup.
jsc eno ouc eve
Aad exeraolly, are F ISO'S
aaroototuM nan
Salve. lie
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
m UmndraH titav Htir r-ftJUnf
kMlarakal O4or Si lad
itw-tGrav.ui. Fad. Hair
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PttWlChta rvm .rnr.:ft.t T.
HINDERCORNS nnm- com. oai-
looaea. eie-, up alt paia, enaare ooiufun to toe
UU Biekne waiting eer- lbs or aiail or at lrug
aU iliaeu ktouileal Woraa, Patcaufua. K. t.
Mitchell J:
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Ttit Id tlrrpK fWitvlr
thrt brlofi eoatort.m rtlit4
Rail ft Mfc T cur
Salve
For SORE EYES
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AfCCE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL
fj 4 TO TUAT TAtUIMi ABOUT K
at mimt eeAuiB piSAPoikrfMCur ntuAiMOf aa& of
potrr piMgroy) .gw -rue t,ka t CRAVULEO uupe
--x twat I w camvas ro see-a circus
I C MV CMWO PAW THAT WAt J ?$!'Zi0l ff U0 ORCUS. ' '
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Our Pet Peeve
NOvM vMHAT
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A Terrible Shock
77ic
DAIRYMAN MUST
BE GOOD FARMER
Rucrrssful diilrymen need In he Just
as good fiirnii-rs aa they are dalryinea,
It Is pointed .out by W. J. Praser,
dairy farming authority of the college
of agriculture, University of Illinula,
This Is true because to make profit
under modern conditions dairymen
must make their farms supply the
foeds for their dnlry herds, he ex
plained. It dues Iheiii no gmid to know
how to feed prtilllulily If tlu-y do not
have the feed, he adiiinl.
"The dalrynmti's rutuilon plan must
dnvelull Into his dnlry pliins tx'fnre he
ran get the greatest pimsihle return
from his farm. The rolntlon fur
dnlry farm must he plunnd fnuu
three slHiiilpolnts: (I) Kred. The
dairy fur in rolullnn mimt supply proper
quality 11 nil quiintlly of feed the year
around 11 1 Hie Ii-hn expense to the
dulry herd. (J) l.uncl. The rotation
iiiiikI ue hind 10 the fullest aitvuntnge
thmuiih the ue of the niost prollliihle
rrnpa. Hie crowing of enonnh legumes
In 111 11 1 n 1 11 In and Increnae soli humus
sml ullrtiiieii III order to nmlnliiln soil
fi-rllllly snd Ihrouith dlveralfylng cmp
returns so ss to mlnlmlxe fullnre of
any one cmp. (II) l.nlxir. The rntatlon
must provide for lubor dlatrlliullnn to
prevent hurdi-nmime peak loads and
to Ul I lire) Inlior avallnlile throughout
the yeur. This Is raiiet'liilly Important
to the dnlry flintier hern 11 -e he hss so
min h wirk with his duiry herd,
lemsnda for the dairy herd for
leguuie feeds. deuiHUde of soli fornltro
gi n supply, and the need fur the most
prnninlile use of land and Inhnr dove
tail tngelher en that legumes sre tlie
bsals of a good dnlry Miailnn.
(In moat suits llmeejniie is an ahao
lute necessity hefure legumes can be
grown, yet Is minor Hem nf Pont
compared to returns. Dslrymen often
buy alfalfa at f:" a ton while t4 to fH
an sere In llinplne would allow them
to pmdure ll at about III). Krelght.
baling and hsndllng mskt purrhssed
leed expt-nalte.
The rotation Is a definite business
plsn, providing ss sure a return as
poaalhle yi-er afli-r year, am) thereby
redui-lng the giiuilillng element in
fit rmi tin. It must be planned for a
di-llnite number of animals so that
enoiiKh fi-ed will be on hand every day
In the year to keep every row fed to
the limit of her productive rapacity.
Klelil unlet be of the same site so
Hint shout the same summit of feed Is
priHlix-ed each year, flood li-gnme hay,
alfalfa preferred, and corn elluge. are
the foundation upon which the winter
feed supply Is hssed. due snt one leal f
tons nf alfalfa hay and four tons sllafe
'should be allowed er cow per yesr
for llie larger breeds.
I'mlnre must he provided each year.
On tillable Innd three four! ha of an
acre of sweet clover S row Is a good
siamlard. Where untlllshle blue grsas
Is svsllshle then the rolstlon must be
planned In reference to It Often It
ran be limed and sown tn sweet
clover. No one rotation fltt every
farm, but some one rolsllon csn be
worked out for each snd every farm.
Young Calves Thrive on
Skim Milk, Hay and Grain
Young calves will usually begin tn
Dtlible at grain and hay when they
are between thirty aud forte rlays old.
These feeds should be placed avail
able to cukes at thla age. Aa long as
the cslvee are getting a liberal supply
of sklin milk aud have access to ikmI
quality legume bay, the grain mixture
niay li compimed of eiiuul pari a nf
hole corn and onts. or barley may
b Included. At forty daya or age
ta Ive will he rating shout one-half
pound each of grain and hay dully,
This amount should gradually he In
cresat'd to where they are getting
a bou 1 four pound nf grain and three
pounds of hay at on hundred eighty
days of sg In addition to which lliey
should get from sixteen to eighteen
pounds of skim milk dully.
Cows Need Protection
During Winter Weather
Dairy cows need protection In the
way of good houelng and sleeping
quarters during cold winter weather,
suys I.. I. MrCiinn. SMmiclnte profea
tor III animal huahamlry, Colorado
AgrlcullurMl college.
"KxMmure to cold weather and
sturms means that I he cows are con
tinuing an extra amount nf fw-d to
overcome such exposure. Dulry cow
do not have Ihltk coal of fnt to
lieolecl tlietu against the element a
do beef cutfle and hogs,1 bene thalr
need of more protection. Cow kept
In romfortuhle quarter consume
Slightly less feed Slid prod IK'S a trifle
lime milk than those allowed to run
In the open during lb winter months."
Using Dusty Feeds
One reason, for a lot of trouble from
high bacteria a well as dirt tn milk
comes from llie practice of feeding
dusty hay or fodder before milking
Raeterlu snd germs tavel In the 11 1 r,
and even mall purtleles of dual carry
ninny thousand of bacteria. When
uch f Is are given to the cows be
fore milking, a large amount of tbe
dust and dirt will get Into the milk
Tills will nut only cuiiM milk to spoil
nioreiiili'kly. Iml will be objectionable
from the standpoint of sediment..
Have Kidneys
Examined By
Your Doctor
Tales tails ta Wasn Kidney. If
Baok Paine You oe Bladder
Bothers
Flush your kldneyt by drinking
quart ef water each day, also take
salts occasionally, says noted au
thority, who tells ua that too much
rich food fornn acids which almost
paralyse, the kldtieya In thalr efforts
to eipel It from tha blood. They be
come sluggish and weaken; then you
may suffer with dull misery In the
kidney region, sharp pains In the bark
or sick headache, dlsslaesa, your
stomach sours, toiiKiia Is coated, and '
when the weather Is. bad you bavo
rheumatic twinges. The urine gets
cloudy, full nf sediment, the channels
often get sore and Irritated, obliging
you to aeeJc relief two or throe times
during tha night.
To help neutrellsa these Irritating
ailils, to help Hrnnne tha kidneys
and flush off the body's urinous waste.
get four ounce of Jnd Halls from an
pharmucy here; take a tutilrspoonful
In a glass of water before brenkfust
Air few days, and your kidneys may
then act One. Thla famous salt I
mad from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lllhla, and
has been used for yenra to help flush
and stimulate lunKlh kidneys; also
to neutrsllie the acids In the system
so they no longer Irritate, thu often
relieving bladder weakness.
Jud Salt Is InetpeitKlve, cannot In
jur and makes delightful efferves
cent llthls-wster drink.
Copper in Small Coin
More than two million pounds of
coper wer required by the t'nlled)
Slate Treasury depsrlmeiit In llf-5 te
nant $.',ll.tl75 In pennies and nickel,
the liearbnrn kuli'endeiit comments,
Th "nickel" contain 73 per cent cop
PC One who commits crime msy bo
cleared, but ou who Is gosslued about
aeldom Is,
How's Your Stomach?
Frssno. Calif "Dr. Plerc Oold
a Medical Discovery gse m en
tire satlatactlon as a blood anrlehsr
and stomach tool.
nd I am only toe
glad f thla oppor
tunity to recom
mend It It la nr
candid opinion that
ther la nothing
better for a general
debilitated condi
tion ef health thsa
th 'Golden Medi
cal Discovery. aad
I do not object t
rrohllratlnn ef thla statement"
k. W. McLaren, 117 B. Angus 8t
Obtain th "Discovery" In tablet
or liquid from your dealer, or, sand
loo for trial pkg. to Dr. Plerc' In
valid' Hotel, Buffalo, N. T.. and
writ for free medical advice.
Ever tried Dr. Mere' Pleasant
Pallet to regulate bolT 0 Pal
let tO cent.
FOlTOVER
200 YEARS
haarlem oil hat been world
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorder, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric acid condition.
HAARLBM Olt rV
eorrert Internal troubles, stimulate vital
organs. Three alia. All druggists. Ineiit
00 th original genuine Gold M boa.
CORNS
Ends pain at once
In one mlnulo pain from corns Is ended.
Dr, Scholia Zino-psds do this nfir
by removing the esooe pr easing and
rubbing of shoes. They ars thin, metll.
caied, antiseptic, healing. At all drug
and sno stores. Cost but trill, a
DlScholts
Xitto-pads
Put on on (hr pain is gon?
It is ifttrtivt 40 fuel L'l'" nJ
CHEST COLD! 4 ioRI iHKOAI.
.HOOP,
A Iris)
Will ceivnt yes.
Per lile Everrertieri, a Cent s far. .. I
mx U10RA1UIT CO li anlaell, till
Mh i f "
BfMORRHBIlaL IBrPOllTO Rltt
IHB stUINKI MBBM Ifrt COArn
FOR PILES
PRICE 91.00
' Wilt for FREE BOOKLET
If year araeelet eannet aapalv foa, ardor
lorwerdln cbarsee ereeaUI,lraol ,
KOKNIQ MrDICINK CO,
to) Hi wbll st cHicaao, ill.
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