The advocate., October 10, 1925, Image 3

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News oí the Churrhes
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SLO T-M AC H IN E
OF TH E
STORM S
M. K. Z i o n O H u a n a
William* Avo., tl, l.oo Johnston
minister. Walnut 667J.
Tlir Stronger'« Sabbath Horn«
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
02nd St. and 39th Ave. 8 E.
H iiM m tii Nuli nul, i o A . M .
By W IL L I A M C A L H O U N
Itib le
Utility, Il A M
Y I*. M. V, su­
oi* ty, 2 I*. M, Mr«. K, 0. .Johnson,
Ijemler. Vini tor» welcome.
uk br
» b u ll s u ,« »
ru». Cm I
A D V O C A T E
removed to other lan d « the overlend
route gradually changed tn better
(sitlia, anil Groom wee ib-eerf«-d by his
old customer» One day be wee foim-l
dead. He was buried beneath hie
hearthstone, and then the locality
slowly drifted hack to Its primitive
condition.
A ll that remained o f the
house wee a tall atone chimney, near
tha edge o f the precipice. By this old
ruin stood the trunk o f what bad onca
been a great sugar tree.
£ 7 7 ie
LODtrE DIRECTORY
TO PRODUCE CLEAN
MILK IN SUMMER
Nothing a lou t the place, however,
seemed to bavs any possible C onner
During summer months, many dairy­
tlon with the gold. The history o f the men lose considerable money be«tuuse
► — ■ Q ui i .
4 «>t gave no explanation o f the pres­ o f milk souring so that U cannot be
ST. P H IL L IP S M ISSIO N
ence o f co in s at tbe base o f the ledge sold as sweet milt but must be made
Rodney at Knott St.
fifty years later. Ilowen and I ex­ Into butter or used Iu other ways.
amined the chimney, but found naught
Montini; nerviee, 11 n. m. ¡ Sun- -
“ Milk Is nature’s moat perfect food,"
save the ragged stones The stubby says John A. Arcy, dairy extension
ilny Nehool, 12 tn. Ari'lideneon !
Wa were oo our annuul outing. W e
old sugar tree by It erefked In tbe specialist fo r the North Carolina
Illnek in chnrRe; Mr. It. Cole», Iny !
{ had run up the river In a amall ateamer
tireore. Tide forsaken acre furnished Htate College o f Agriculture, "and
reader. A I'urdiat vu lióme await*
tu the head o f navigation. In a large
no trace at all. and wa descended. every person connected with Its han­
rowboat,
loud«*]
with
necessary
rump-
you ut S t . l*lnlli|>M.
I
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We did little else for several days, dling should be clean In bla methods.
M fM |
log outfit, we laboriously continued
■ o—....... «
except to fruitlessly Investigate and There are fe w living germs or organ­
our
course
till
we
reached
the
wilder­
S H IL O H H A IT 1 5 T C H U R C H
theorize. Strangely, too, we found no isms in milk when It Is freshly drawn
I fr o m
N r lio o l T e a c h e r
ness. Here we found an old hunter and
76» h and K. Everett St».
more coins, though we wntrhed pew from healthy cows and the secret of
T «s L r c n l f.m lt t t - iic f
trapper named (Jlbbona, with whom we
l ’rr»chiii|| I I a m. ami 8 p. m
»latently,
,
producing clean milk It to keep all
A young man who w n broujght up on
rested for n night, (ilhbona had spent
Sunday Sellout 10 a. in.
| a farm in Wntcrn Prnn*ylvama atmlinf
A t tbe end o f the week, according dirt and barteria from getting Into It
the evening telling tales o f Ids ad­
dilierntly an«i <jti»lifir«l for rii«trUi n ) u * i I
B. Y. P. U. 6 JO p m.
ventures In that region. Just before to promise. Gibbons arrive«!, lie beard while handling and then to cool the
| trarhrr Further pursuing his «tudiea and
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retiring he told us of the cliff at which our experience with Interest on only milk Immediately.”
! lra< hing, he managnf to kave up enough
Mr. Arey states that expensive
one point, the fact thut the phenom­
B E T H It L A. M K. C H U K C H
we were now snugly rumped.
money tu put him thru niedii al tolirge.
l.a n a b re and Mi M illrn Stirrta
! After the C*ivil War, he hrgan the practice
“ You’ll be apt tu I'Ve ft t' r f'lr-etj enon ahroiid recur after rears o f cee- equipment Is not necessary to produce
< nig nilk.
The stable should he
'i u Owl Vw..Ub',tU. i. . b e p ..’ I
| of me tin me in the nnt oil section of P i.,
Rev. K. X. Runyon, Pastor.
o f game and the beat Hailin' along the SMlWili.
-. mid well lighted. Since most of
ami often rmle horac Lai k thru tiie wood«
river. A flue a, l ing bubblin' out o' little attention.
K. I . Jameson, Assistant
|n reacii and relieve those who were utri*
tbe solid rock ut the foot o' the cliff.
“ No use tryln’,“ aald he skeptical­ the «i.rt comes from the body o f the
outiy ill.
Hr tea« a »tudrnt of nature,
ly,
“ I've Invt-atlgutei every nook and cow. she should be kept clean. 8o
Can’t
recommend
you
to
a
better
I knew and could raaiiy recognise nu*«f of
K e U k llM 21 V*«ri In I'ertWal
place. Always ramp there when I'm cranny. Spent ten y. ur* wutchln' and shout ' >.'.e bands o f the milkers. All
I Ihr medicinal plant« griming in thr wood«.
up that way. L'aed to go there for pryln', off and on, 'round this old heart­ containers use«] In handling tbe fluid
I.atn, he moved to HuHalo.N.Y. where
C. G E E W O C H I N E S E
| he launched hi« favorite remedies, and, in
money from the rocks," said Gibbons, land, crackin’ my brain over the cause should be o f metul and the corner*
M E D IC IN E CO.
| a klwirt time, they tecrc told by every dru^-
warming up to the occasion. "F o r Have sat all night and all day, more Oiled with solder so that no crevice la
| gist in the land. Today, the name of Hue
ten yeura, after every storm, I found time than I'm year« old, tryln' to dis­ left fo r milk to lodge and sour. These
man, Hr. R V. Pierre, i« known through­
gold coins scattered about on the flat cover the secret, am! nil I ever lea me-1 containers should be flrst rinsed, then
C. GKK W O . U »« « . I I
out the tvi/flj. I|>« (»olden Mrdi< at Dii-
knoW R
llerlwkl tel.
bn«
rocks
below the clllT. Sometimes there was to heur the sudden jingle o f the scrubbed with a good washing powder,
covery it the l»c«t known blood medicine
NUMI* k I l f « «(tM lp o f
was
much,
sometimes only n little. I metal when It struck the cliff In tiro« after which another washing In boil­
and tunIr. More than hfty million U/tfle«
(h e e u t e liv e |»r«'i r r l l n
by OrieitUl
went often In mild went her. but never o f storm and rattled down. It wasn’t ing water should tie given.
have l>een aobi in tbc V S. If your drug*
C Meaavl
» U , lle ilie , ltu«U • »»«!
The milk should be cooled Immedi­
found guld except when a storm had thrown from the top, for I've beard
gist «iuc« not «ell the (»olden Mrdi< al Di«*
(la r k .
and
t b v r w fr « « *
cuvery, in liquid or tablet«, you ran obtain
»•«ni-ou hiLil b l« truly
paaa«-d over. Once 1 stayed a month, It while sitting at the foot o f the ately after milking, states Mr. Arey.
a trial j»kg of the tablet* bv «rmling 10c
w itiu le r fd l lle t la i r «m
but not a thing did I get till a ter­ chimney up there tn broad daylight. Inexpensive cooling apparatus may be
idlkk Ir» II « if Mkb ■ p
to the Di Pierce Clink, iu Hutialo, N. Y
rible wind came ulong, ufter which 1 You may study It till you're old, and rigged up by using tbe spring or well
tu» iw b u iM o r u m t u d ir e
water to which Ice has l>e«n added.
k l « Meed i p e r f e c t l y
found live ten dollar gold pieces aa ^that's alt you'll ever know.”
b k rm leee. «>>4 m a n y
For, » ( l o r all. th«> love, tbo patience, bright as the blare in tbe fire there,
Those dairymen who ship their milk
ru n U k iu l b e r U
U ««l
As we discussed the matter a gale to a wholesale market should use a
b « ueee • » • unknown
tha kindly wisdom o f n grown man and though I watched for two weeks began blowing.
It grew stronger
k> U *
|irufret|un o f t«w!ay
1 found nothing eta«*. Another time, rapidly and was accompanied by the fe lt Jacket to keep the milk cool while
A V O ID o n u M l«»N A by U k ln « him r*»i~ 1 U * who can enter Into tbo perplexities
In I it»*« f*«» MtwuMk, l uiuhe, l o b t«, Hh-u i
when u cyclone hud gone through. I rumblings o f distant thunder. Huge in transit. I f the Jacket cannot be
b
1 * 1 - « . « •*.st r rb, M tm L 1 and turbulent Impulses of a boy’s found
three
twenty dollar
pieces. black clouds approached with frigh t­ had, a good burlap bug soaked In
|ufl«itwu«o- », Hnirei«i« *n-l «I f»«.*» • •»* «t Ï e
»
!.« » rf ul < OtnpaO*
water will All the need.
• htlJrcn « «lim e h U
t a i l or «rito.
b> .
. .
• »
. » .
.
.
Spent a week tryln' to explalu the ful velocity.
In our location under
it<«ti or tmrvnj iaa«i.
i lon»iilp, «m l lead hlm ou by freo and
" I f such simple precautions as these
myaU-ry, but hud to give It up. No the precipice, prote« ted from the gath­
are observed,” says Mr. Arey, “ there
C. G E E W O C H I N E S E Joyful ways to know am] choose the humun hand put that money there.
ering storm, we could watch the tree*
1» no reason why clean milk, free
things that are pure and lovely and It Just rained out o' the clouds. One
M E D IC IN E CO.
lash each other like whlim.
from bacteria may not be produced
I o f good report, make as (air an Image day, when It w a» blow In' a hurricane,
AW*r hir—t. a. W. Cantor TM.d
Suddenly, as If by magic, two gold and sold.”
aa wh ran tlud o f that loving, patient I beard something strike the clllf. aa
eaglea dropped straight from the
wisdom which must be above ua all It I f It had been shot from the ak y; then
clouds overhead and rang resonarttly
It
fell
Jingling
on
the
rocks
below.
any good ia to come out of our child­
N o chance this Get Best Returns From
Known that to happen several times. on the stones near.
ish race. Henry Van Dyke.
time for mistaken sense*, a* three of
Cows in Summer Season
“ Fur ten yeura It was always the
ue witness«»«] their descent. They came
“ Milk cows,” says John Arey, ex­
same old story, money after u wind from the storm-laden sky. no doubt at
The Crooked Lins.
tension dairy specialist for the North
•ud nothin' any other time.
Eight
all about It. Then came another and
You need not be alarmed b«*cau*e years ago It stopped fullin' and. no
Carolina State college, “ suffer from
another, and following them a shower
beat Just about as much as people and
you eanuot walk atralght with your matter how hurd the wind blew, front
o f coins. It seemed n dozen or more |
i t-yoa el used. T b o time to bo alarmed th at.d ay to this no more money has were Jingling around us. A fearful j they ue«»d shade during the hot part
■ is when you cannot do It w-lth your ever been found. I guess If ' i nil peal of tliuuder heralded a fresh burst j o f the day. I f the dairy Is located
| t-yoa o(>en! kVw people can *hut tholr ruined ou t I'll take you t in .« tomor­ o f the angry element» and the wind near the city where there Is not much
natural shade, tbe cows ought to be
row.”
raged with ths fury o f demons. W e j
'e y e * amt walk In a straight line, tor
stabled during tbe heat o f the day.”
For
a
half
hour
he
answered
the
heard a deafening email overhead nnd
| tho simple reason that tow pairs of
Mr. Arey states also that to get the
I legs are o f exac tly the same length. questions our curiosity prompted, an 1 tho old chimney came tumbling In a best returns from the cow* during
then we went to our cota. o n tbe mor
heHp
to
tbe
foot
o
f
the
cliff,
the
sugar
Thus, without the usual signs to guide
this season, dies should be kept from
row Gibbons guided us to the spot tree with It.
Then the velocity of
one a guidance, of course uncon-
This means that tbe barn
and. promising to return In n week, the wind began to «lui ken, the sound them.
elsuly a< copied the steps become un­ left ua. W e had established our ratup
should be screened and a fly repellant
o f crashing timber ceased.
used.
even.
uuder shelter o f the precipitous cliff
When our fear« w ere somewhat al- j
Tbe first step, though. In getting
which overhung the river, eaten our htyed we began to reoonnolter. N e a r '
Decept i on Justified.
■upper, and were leisurely strolling th«» heap made by the fallen chimney ^ rid o f files is to dean up about the
"W h a t In the world did you mean shout admiring the romantic surround­ we found a distorted tube, resembling place. A ll stables and manure pits
HAS E N J O Y E D SUCH U N E X ­
need to be cleaned at least once each
I l>y introducing mo to Mr. Brown as ings. when Howell found the money. the gutters and conductors pluced ut I
PE C T E D SUCCESS IN TH E
week and. If practical. It Is best to
Our
surprise
Is
now
i-usUy
understood.
I your aunt?” Inquired the mother with
the rave* o f house*. It wus battered. ' haul the manure from the barn direct­
PAST Y E A R T H A T W E HAVE some wurmth. "F o rg iv e mo. mother.”
Under ordinary circumstances a man maty and rotten with age and con­
ly to the field. L itter and garbage
D E C I D E D TO A D D A F E W
»aid Doorlby, "but Mr. nrown seemed ta surprised to And gold colna, but. tained several heaping handfuls o f i should also be hauled away. Some­
with
Gibbons'
strange
tnle
fresh
In
coins
and
a
number
o
f
musty
parch-1
M ORE B E A U T IF Y IN G P R E P ­ to I hi on tho point o f proposing nod 1
times when It Is Impossible to get
our ears, we stared at ench other In ments and papers. On examining the
rid o f the files, poisons, traps and
A R A T IO N S TO OUR L I M I T ­ felt that It would not do to take any a|M'e<i)less amaxement. W e looked the
wreckage o f the chimney we found sprays could well be used to combat
'
risks.
He
has
a
strong
prejudice
E D B U T E F F E C T IV E L I N E
shining money over nnd over to make that th* tube had been carefully placed
them.
l against mothers In law.”
sure. W e scanned the bald face o f In a chamber specially arranged f o r !
High prices fo r hay and feedstuff*
77>e l o l la » i n i *’» ou r
the cliff, glanced at the wild forest Its reception. Two slits had rusted tn
reduce the profits from dairying and
c o m p lo t» lit t
Least He Could Do
and the river, peered Into the blue the sides o f the tin, one a few Inches
the wise dairyman, Mr. Arey states,
"D o you stand back o f every state­ aky ubnve. all In vain, for some clew from the bottom Hud the other higher
w ill plant some quick-growing crops
us
to
the
presence
o
f
the
money.
Then
up. It was evident thut the heavy j to provide additional feed. Those who
S tra lt-T o x lla lr R e fin in g T o .tlc
ment you make In your newspaper?”
f t •#
KkAnr* kinky, f r u f y , n w m hair CD
asked the tlmlfl little man. "W h y — we tried for sign» o f recent humun winds, shading the sugar tree aud j have silos are urged to fill them full
pm UuW
m ediu m ; medium hair t o |uod-
We the chimney, had made o f the tube a
or yes,” answer«*! tho country edi­ presence, hut none existed.
this summer because by feeding extra
searched for other coins, but found nlckel-ln-th«»-slot machine, by fo r c in g :
S tru lt-T e x l la lr G row er
tor.
"T
h
e
n
,"
said
the
little
roan,
bold­
amounts o f silage the amount o f hay
29r
N<»t o n ly p m m n ir« imwrth o f th «
no more. Finally, we went to our «mins through the narrow apertures. \
pm cm
hair, but m ake« It «o ft. pltshlr «m l
needed may be reduced
ing up a notice o f his death, " I with
couches
In
the
tent,
there
to
speculate
A fter the coins hud worked down to
lu iu rla u t A n (K c U c n l y ic n m | oil.
you would help me collect my life In­ and theorlxe on a possible explanation
the level o f the higher slot It was
(llit u - T c x H rlllia n tln e
surance." Capper's W eekly.
Extra Feed for Cows
o f the mystery, until, through sheer eight years before the second and lower
Wt
M a k e « th e hair « o ft «n «l i l o n y and
exhaustion, we fell Into a flighty steep. one rusted through, thus causing the
Dry cows or heifers bred to calve
pm Uoi*
baapa it In a«n»| tu ndltlon without
leavin g it o ily ur gum m y.
No Scotch Trespass Law.
The next morning Bowen built a dropping to resume. As the tube, hy j In the fall are often left on pasture
Although Scotland Is known fo r Its fire while I went to the spring for the weathering of the chimney, lay ; too late and they calve In poor condi­
S trn lt-T ex H erb*
|l oo
la a vegrta h le preparation that ac-
many regulatlona anil Inwa that regu­ a pall o f w » '« r . On my way I passed Inclined, It formed a sort o f chute. ! tion. Muny o f the best dairymen feel
parcaa
tu ally i t f i g h t — and m tom tha
late human conduct. It has ono dis­ the edge o f the ste«-p cliff nnd along A coin, once slipping through, slid | that extra feed given a cow for a
origin al a •» to gra y o i fa d ad bnif
Cobw jterm anrnt positively w ill im *
month or six weeks before calving
tinction in the way of human liberty over the rock floor, level and while along the spouting for a few Inches
rub <*< t . no m atter h<or often the hair
I was return­ and finally shot over the precipice; w ill do as much or more good than
1« shampooed. Th ree «ha^lea: Black,
not shared by many other countries. ns a city pavement.
B row n and Cheat nut* Brown.
having the appearunce o f coming from the same feed given after calving. A
In Scotland there Is no law o f trespass ing when my eye caught the glitter
cow ahould have considerable stored
o f a twenty-dollnr gold piece lying skyward.
K o k o m o S h am poo
and indlcatloiiH are that them w ill be
40*'
la m ade from pure cocoanut o il;
at my feet. In my excitement I called
W e found papers recording the hon­ up food reserve In her body I f she Is
none for many years.
pm ink
« lean« th « aralp and ro o t« o f tha hair
to Ilowen and together we examined orable discharge of Maluchl Groom us going to be able to stand up under
in a natu ral, healthy manner
the rock thoroughly and found three o veteran o f the W ar o f 1812, and a heavy milk production.
B ro n te Heuuty V an ish in g C ream
Dog Finds Gold.
pieces.
As we had Investigated well package o f letters written by Ms
Me
1« m ««»»»thing, grrasrleea vanishing
A boy wss playing with a dog noar the evening before. It was clear the sweetheart, Cecilia Bliss, concerning «O ^O PO iO sO ^O -O 'O -O iO -O -O - o
pm m
fa er cream that w ill not grow hair.
the old H ill End field ut Sydney, when coins had arrived In nome manner dur­ whom we learned some strange facts
B ronze Heuuty I.rm o n C ream
from a fade«! manuscript.
She had
tho dog scratched up a sample o f gold. ing the nigtit.
90c
la nourishing, aoftening and atimu*
On R M «»© t<R ^i9!O S<R O jO i<7fO ?0
pa Jar
fa tin g to the «k in ; ta Ailed w ith a
W e went around to the other side been captured by the Indians.
Investigation showed a reef carrying
trip le strength o f otl o f lem o n --m a k ­
had nin.le
three ounces of gold to tho ton, and o f the highland, from which we could Groom’s discharge he
in g it a mild, bleaching cream.
“ Handsome Is that handsome does”
reach the top o f the cliff, where we diligent search and ascertained that
a buttery was promptly Installed.
Ilron/c H cuuly F are P o w d e r»
found ourselves on h grassy level of she had perished at the »take a few Is a good motto l'or the dairy farm
and laying yard.
•#«*
A re auitr*1 t o a il cnoiplcmion«. Can
perhaps nn sere In area. It was a feet from the old sugar tree. He gath- j
pakai
be suceaa«fuUy uaed utt d r y or o ily
• s *
Not a Busy Street.
•k m « T h e «hadra: H i g h B ro w n
beautiful spot, covered with trees nnd ered the ashes and burled them where j
and B ro n tm G lo w are fa vo rite«.
Tho straight and narrow path is singularly free from undergrowth. The the stuke had stood and erected the '
Long warts on cow's teats may be
wide enough for Its traffic. -Frunkfort surface slotted gently away from the stone chimney above the spot, adding ] removed by twisting or tying a silk
M ollyglo n ro
$1 40
!• a «p e d a l hair straightcner for men;
Times.
ledge, finally forming the floor o f the to It the cabin that he might dwell thrend tightly about the base o f the
pwjar
p o s itiv e ly guaranteed t.» atraighten
Th# warts will eventually
near her resting place. On the will growth.
dense foreat In the rear.
th e moat atubborn hair in from lO to
was the Indistinct signature o f the slough off.
i0 m in u te« w ithou t th e uae o f hot
Perpetual Motion.
Gibbon*
had
told
ns
o
f
nn
Indlun
» » »
iron «. W ill not in ju re th e acelp or
Making hay whllo tho sun shines trader named Groom who hail dwelt old soldier, bestowing the money to
turn the hair red.
Utgh-productng cows need grain
nnd raising mushrooms In the dark.—■ I there in an early day and whose house the finder, on condition that the let­ even If the pasture Is luxuriant, be­
AC* fc NT H W A N T E D E V E R Y W H E R E
was a favorite resort o f Indians, trap­ ters he laid hy Groom’s side. Under cause a cow producing 50 to 00 pounds
Kansas C ity Star.
pers, nnd overland travelers for the Gibbons' guidance we reburied tho o f milk a day cannot possibly consume
Far West. When a lad. Gibbons had letters beneath the old hearthstone
enough fe> I In the form o f succulent
often seen the great log cabin full of near which the ashes o f his sweet­ pasture to print i e such nuuntlttes.
strangers At last the Indian» were heart had reposed for ninety years.
• • • ~
] Pythian Bath House
and Sanitarium
OOK. Wilson see what I 'e «
found I”
Uowrn held In the hand a
shining live dollar gold piece
which he had Just picked up frum the
I rucks.
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For A ll Baths. Sanitarium has 10 Rooms, Did and Operating Rooms
Hotel has 56 Room s; T elephone, H o t and C old R u n n in g £
W a te r in Every R oom . Rates $1 to $3 per day
B A T H RATES:
21 Baths
.
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.
$13.00— 10 Baths
. . . .
$6.50
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0. E. o f W., o f Portland, Oregon,
meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights in each month at Stag Audi­
torium. A ll visiting Daughter
Elks in good standing in their re­
spective Temples are invited to
meet with us.
PAULINE YOUNG,
Daughter Ruler.
ROSE C IT Y L 0 D G F V o U l , L
B. P. 0. E. of W
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HUBBARD,
Daughter Secretary.
Syracuse Lodge, No.
1, K. of P., meets the
second and fourth Fri­
d a y night* each month
at the Stag Auditorium
381 '/2 E. Morrison S t
T. H. W IL L IA M S , E. R.
STAG A U D ITO R IU M
BO Y C E S T R A IN , C. C,
225 Mead St.
A R T H U R N E LSO N ,
K. of R. & S.
381% E. Morrison St.
E. J. M IN O R . Secretary,
419 Abington Bldg.
S T W 'T - T E K
Levi P. Jones
Post N o . 118
Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o’clock
at its
Headquarters and Club Rooms. 28454 N. 17th Street
A ll ex service men are welcome to join. For farther information
CALL BROADWAY 5426
SAMUEL MALVERN, P u t Commander
L.
J. P. FINLEY & SON
M O R T IC IA N S
Montgomery at Fifth
Phone Day or Night
Main 4322
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N o te h o w It relieves
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816 U n io n A venue at Failing
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W e Deliver
P. N. U.
No. 41, 1925
Condensation
of
Dew
and there on the bare summits
o f the litlla o f South Downs ure what
1* known as tie« pond*, where water Is
obtained hy the constant condensation
o f dew during the night*, the Family
Herald *a\s.
Many of them have
never been known to fall even In th©
driest summer.
One dew-pond, not
more than :«i feet In diameter, will
supply water for over a thousand
sheep daily, and every morning will
find It replenished. They are not fed
from xprlngs or rainfall, hut, when
properly made, they will gradually fill
With pure water, nnd, curiously, the
larger the pond the more rapidly It
H ere
will HU.
The construction of dew ponds Is
alnipl«. but must he carefully carried
out. A hollow about 0 feet deep nnd
not less than »0 feet In diameter Is
dug on the most exposed part o f the
top o f the down.
The bottom and
aides of the excavation are covered
with clay, tempered with a good sup­
ply o f lime and carefully puddled.
This la covered with a layer of *traw,
Give»
W ater
Supply
a further layer o f Itmo-tempered clay,
nnd lastly a layer of hard chalk
broken finely.
Famous Freach Army Corps
The Imperial guard wa* organized
In 1799 hy Napoleon Hannpurte while
first consul, nnd called at first the
Consular guard. A fte r hi* accession
to the throne ns emperor It was
termed the Imperial guard. It consist­
ed originally o f 9,7715 men; but In 1814
the number was Increased to IOC,7011
men. In 1809 the guard was subdi­
vided Into the "O ld” and “ Young
Guard," and admission to It was grant
ed only ns n reward for merttorlou
service In three campaign». The Ini
perlnl guard wus abolished hy Louis
X V III In 1815, but was revived by
Napoleon III In 1854. It served In the
Crimean war In 1855, Hnd continued
to exist during the days o f the Second
empire. As a result o f Its surrender
with Metz to the Germans In 1870 It
wus soon nfter abolished hy the "g ov­
ernment o f defenso.” — Exchange,
Feed the yearling hellYrs two to
three pounds o f grain per day to keep
them growing.
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Those fnnners selling whole milk
can profitably feed three to four
pounds o f beet pulp per cow per day,
wet with four times Its weight In wa­
ter several hours before feeding.
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Cleamlness is the one big asset In
milk and cream production. The barn,
cow, and all utensils used In handling
milk and cream should be clean If the
best cream Is to be nrodueed.
» »* »
A lfalfa hay Is one of the best feeds
for dairy cowa. It Increase» milk flow
nnd profits. I f you are not growing
alfalfa, plan to sow some this fall or
next spring. It is hard to milk cows
profitably without It.
» • »
The Michigan experiment station
says that Infectious abortion Is prob-
ahly the most Important Insidious dis­
ease with which the farmer o f this
country hni to coBtend. Watch the
bull— he should heur much o f the
blame.
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A superb toilet necessity. In four shades— Natural, Pink, Brunette
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be derived from its use. Also a large assortment of toilet requisites
for the lady who cares.
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