The advocate., October 31, 1925, Image 3

THE
News oí the Churrhns
A/ri- Sadk’
,lulz,mr
FIRST A M. E. ZION CHURO«
417 W illiam s Ave., II. Leo Johnston
m inuter. W alnut 6673.
T he S tranger's Sabbath Horn«
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(T O R Y
TAKING ADVANTAGE
OF HIGHER PRICES
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
02nd St. and 39th Ava. S. E.
T he high egg m arket last fall was
In the la tte r part of November. The
rsro rd a Indicate th a t the tem lenry la
fur the high apot In Ilia m arket to ad
vanre enrller In the fall. The prob­
lem of the person who Is Interested
ST. PHILLIPS MISSION
In m sklng bis poultry psy. Is liow to
Rodney at K nott St.
prepare to tak* advantage of these
high prices
M o r n in g a e rv ie n , I I n. in .; S u n
Pullets which begun laying 1st« In
tla y S c h o o l, 12 in. A rc h d e a c o n
O ctober frequently lay during the rn
M laek in c h a r g e ; M r. H. C o le s, Iny
tire winter.
IMlIlets which are de­
r e n d e r . A c o rd ia l w e lc o m e o w a ita
veloped too early begin laying early
y o u a t S t. I'ltilltp a .
In October and then begin to molt, and
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unleas they are exceptionally well fed
S IIII.O H B A P T IS T C H U R C H
they wtl| not begin laying -g • In until
76th and E. Everett S ta
spring.
Preaching II a m and 8 p. in.
If Y ou H ave, T h ia W o m a n ’s Advico
If txqrhorns are h strh e d before
Sunday School 10 a m.
Is of V ital In ta ra a t to Y ou
April 1 end ere well grown they will
likely s ta rt laying early In October.
II V 1’ U. 6 JO p m
Seattle. W ith .—"In my girlhood.
U nder good growing rations a Leghorn
I suffered w ith severe backaches a n d
wilt m ature In ebout 2UU d a y s Home
am and had a c ata rrh al condition,
B E T H E L A. M E. C H U R C H
Ï ^'hesr disag reeab le se n sa tio n s were grow ere re n carry t h e i r e-»'v • • »•*
L arrahre and McMillen S treet!
Com pletely eradicated a n d 1 devel­
pullets along more slowly am i pre­
Rev. H. X. Runyon, Pastor.
oped into a stro n g and healthy
vent them from I ing much before the
E. L. Jam eson, A n iita n t
w om anhoo I because my m other gave
first of Novetiite r. In order to do
in* Ur. P ierce's Favorite I’rescrip-
this they feed very little iiu-at scrap
lion. As my ow n daughters w ere
and other high protein feeds and feed
tUt*Ml«a#a SI T w n I« r . r t l o l
developing I gave them Ur. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and in th a t ! considerable ground oats and other
. G E E W O CHINESE way prevented their having any form bulky feeds which grow a good fram e
of inw ard weakness. My daughters | but which do not hasten the m aturity
MEDICINE CO.
developed naturally into womanhood
of the blrda.
and 1 am sure it was because I had
The heavy breeds which are slower
th em take the ’Prescription* at th a t
C. (IKK wo. o.. »*ti
m aturing will lay b etter In the fall If
critical period.”— Mrs. S a d i e i i .
S n u w n ll .r t- .J U l , hae
m«.l, a IX. atudr ut
hatched earlier than April. February
J lo lt/n rr , 2124 N orth 52<! St.
Uie c u r All
p|o|»aMlKS
(k> to your neighbor hood d ru g
and M arrh pullets of the breeds surh
ta m s B in l l»y O rlc n U l
store today and get this prescrip­
as Plym outh Hocks. Rhode luliind (teds
K a-.u . lU tb a , Iiu th And
H ark . s n 4
th c ru frt» « (
tion in tablets or jiquul, or write
and W yandottea will be about the
eonii-otirvdrd hi« tru ly
l>r. Pierce. President
Invalids*
right stage of m aturity for November
w ti.l « r f u l lU rb a r r w
H
otel,
in
Buffalo,
N
V
,
(or
m
edical
» II m . In thsair m «k» up
eggs If they are grown on a g»od ra­
advice, free and coutidcntuL
Bu
o r M r o o lk a
tion.
« r e UMti j p e r f e c t l y
h«rm lc«c, fti>4 m « n y
One trouble w ith a good many p r o ­
N
orth
Pols
and
Broadway.
r»-»U «tol b erb e th a t
d u c e r » la* th at they do not f e e d llielr
b e u m i « re u n k n o w n
P eary discovered th o N orth pole, pullets so th a t they m ature quickly
b> th e RMhlkal im -fe u lu n o f UaUjr.
A V O ID O I K H A T IO N S by U k in « hU r c m - lu o
In U m c f«>r h lu m a rh . i «>u«h>. t ol«U. KJiru- undergoing* untold rig o rs and prlva- enough so as to s ta rt laying In the
i
>. C a U r r h , HL mm I. | Ilona In th e course of hia trem endous fall.
In o th er w ords you have two
I n fla m m a tio n , N rtiral«»« a n d «11 fotnal# afnl
T h ree y ears later, a t an ex ­ sources of trouble In getting pullets to
elilb iro n e atlm * n U
C all o r w rit« , lio o t by task.
m a ll or jHircal ptsat.
plorers* club d inner, he com plained Iny In November. One is the hutching
C. G E E W O CHINESE vexedly to m e th a t be had Just caught Of Log Ii o res too e u rlj and thereby
1 n dangerous cold from w alking down having them go Into a molt, thereby
MEDICINE CO.
S U H A U .r M l...., H. W . t « M
T h ird
Broadway In th e slush w ithout his losing production in the w inter from
th at source. The oth er trouble Is on
rubbers A lbert Payson T erb u n s, In
account of late chicks and slow de­
Ile a rs t's In tern atio n al Cosmopolitan.
velopment which resu lts In the pul­
lets not laying until the g reater p art
Oddly U nited.
of the w inter Is over snd the period
An old Ja p a n e se by th e nam e of of high egg prices has passed.
S eorblru Ishlkaw a w as desp erately
hungry. Ho strolled Into a llttlo res­
Hens Should Be Fed So
ta u ra n t and tried to run aw ay w ithout
That They Molt Quickly
paying his bill. T he re s ta u ra n t keep er
Tiie old hens should be fed ,, that
sta rte d a fte r him and a scuffle ensued,
Eggs will be
lie then dragged th e old m an to th e they will molt quickly
police statio n , w here ho found th a t high In price this full and w inter and
th e hungry man was his fath er, whom we should feed the flock ao as to ob­
tain every possible egg. suggests D. II
he had not seen for 20 years.
l|a ll. eitenalon poultry husbandm an
at ( ’lemson college.
C ontentm ent.
The molt ta u natu ral thing and
The fountain o f co n ten t m ust spring the hen must he allowed tim e enough
up In a m an 's own m ind; and bo who fur I t We can help them through the
has so little know ledge of hum an na- molting stag e by feeding. The mash
turn as to seek hap p in ess by changing feeds are very beneficial In growing
HAS ENJOYED SUCH UNEX­ anything but his disposition will w aste feather*, therefore, these hens should
PECTED SUCCESS IN THE his life In fru itless effo rts, and m ulti­ have all the mash they want. A pound
of sulphur added to eerli 100 |H>unds of
PAST YEAR THAT WE HAVE ply tho griefs which ho proposes to msah will also aid the hens In gruwlng
rem
ove.
Sam
uel
Johnson.
new feathers. S ulphur 1» also a mild
D E C ID E D TO ADD A FEW
N aM m tli .School, 10 A. M . H ible
S tu d y , I l A. M. Y . P . M. V . so
c ic ty , 2 I*. M. M ra. K . 0 . J o h iia o n ,
L c u ilc r. V ia ito ra w e lc o m e ,
o
ii I
Have You a Daughter?
S iM ir ç
MORE BEAUTIFYING PREP-
ARATIONS TO OUR L IM IT ­
ED BUT EFFECTIVE L IN E
Thm follow ing /a o u r
cxmtp/efo h a t
%
Baby W eighs T h ree Pounds.
W eighing only th reo pounds a t
horth, u baby w as placed in an in-
i ru h u to r at Bath. Kng., and tea a tea-
Hpoonful of milk every hour. It galn-
| od w eight rapidly.
S tn ilt-T e x H a ir R efin in g T o a lc
91 # •
yebnk
K fA ura k in k y , ft i t i y . C o m a h a ir tO
m n l i u n , m e d iu m h a ir to good-
S tr a lt - T r i f la ir C ro w rr
39c
yCM
N o t o n ly p ro m o te s g ro w th o f th e
h a ir, h u t rn a k ra it •*»ft. p lia b le a n d
lu s u r ia n t. A n cSc c lie n t p re ssin g ml.
G lo sa-T ci llrllli.il.
9#c
pm Ueic
M a k e s th e h a ir e o ft a n d gioaey a n d
kr«f>a it it» good ctmuUxkm w ith o u t
le av in g it o ily or g u m m y .
S fra lf-T e i H erbs
9100
1» a v eg e tab le p re p a ra tio n t h a t ac-
tu a liy s tra ig h te n s a n d restore« th e
o rig in al color to g ra y o r fa d e d h air
C olor p e rm a n e n t p o sitiv e ly will n o t
r u b off, n o m a tte r h«>w o fte n th e h air
It «ham ported T h re e shade«: B la ck .
B ro w n a n d C h e s tn u t B row n.
yr ua
K okom o S h a m p o o
4#c
p e b lk
Is m a d e fro m p u re r o r o a n u t o il;
c lean s th e s c a lp a n d ro o ts «»ft he h a ir
In a n a t u r a l, h e a lth y m a n n er.
R ro u te B eau ty V an ish in g C ream
Me
pm jar
Is a so o th in g , greaseleaa v an ish in g
face c re a m th a t w ill n o t g ro w h air.
B ronze B eau ty l em o n C re a m
Me
pwjar
Is n o u ris h in g , so fte n in g e tu i s tim u -
la tin g to th e i k m ; is A iled w ith a
trip le s tre n g th o f o il o f le m o n — m a k ­
in g it • m ild , b le a c h in g crea m .
B ronze B eau ty Face Pow der»
•S c
S -W .
A rc a u lte d t o a f t cuntplrxtutM . C a n
be s u ccessfu lly used on d r y o r o ily
ekins. T h e « n ad e s: H i g h B r o w n
a n d B to n tm G lo w a r e fa v o rite s .
M cllygloaoo
91 00
gMjsr
I s a sp ecial h a ir s tra ig h t e n rr fo r m e n :
po«i»ivrly guarantee«! t o s tr a i g h tr n
th e m o st s tu b b o rn h a ir in fro m 10 to
iO m in u te« w ith o u t t h e u s e o f h o t
Irons. W ilt n o t In ju re t h e e c a lp o r
tu r n th e h a ir red .
AG R NTS
WANTED
F. VERY WII KKK
Strait-Tex
Chemical Company
To A ccelerate P laster.
A porous p la ste r will som etim es re ­
move tho effo rts of a stru ln or wronch,
i but you'd b e tte r k ep t tho w rench to
aid In rem oving th e porus p laster.—
| Chicago Nows.
T he W onderful Alps.
Tho Alps h a re nbout ISO p rom inent
, peaks th a t vary In h eight from 4.000
to 16,732 feet, th is la s t being tho
height of Mount Dlnnc, tho lo ftiest
em inence In Europe. P erp etu al snow
lies above S.200 feet.
D onkeys Draw W ater.
Only tw o wells from which w uter Is
pulled up by donkeys rem ain In E ng­
land. One a t K enw orth has been In
uso since 1660.
O ranges E astern Product.
Orungo tre e s w ere found grow ing
i wild in F lo rid a when th e sta te w as
I settled , hut It Is supposed th a t th ey
j wore Introduced in tho e a rly days by
I tho S paniards. It Is presum ed th a t
th o lr n ativ e hom e was so u th e a ste rn
Asia.
Looking Forw ard.
In w iltin g lovo le tte rs It Is difficult
but advisable to keep In m ind how
th ey will strik e tho Jury.—Konnoke
Tim es.
600 F IF T H AVENUE
PITTSBU RGH , PA., U. S. A.
EVERY—
MEAL
PATENTS WRIGLEYS
make« your food do you
more good.
O btained. Scud m odel o r sketch
and wc will p rom p tly send you a
rep o rt. O ur book on P a te n ts and
T rad e-m ark s will be se n t to you
on request.
D. SWIFT
&
CO.
PA T E N T L A W Y E R S « .
305 Seventh SI.. Washington, D. C-
O v e r 34 Y e a rs ' E x p e rie n c e
N o te h o w It relieve*
th a t stuffy feeling
after h earty eating.
Sw eetens th *
b reath , rem oves <
f o o d p a rtic le *
from th e teeth ,
give* n e w vigor
to tire d nerve*.
C om es to y o u
fresh, clean a n d
full-flavored.
REPP
St S O N
STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES
•16 U nion A venue at Failing
G arfield 7019
W * D eliver
tonic and aids In keeping the hen's
body In condition.
During the molting period, the hens
need a large am ount of grain feed for
the upkeep of the body. The molt U a
severe drain on the hen and a good
strong body, with plenty of ex tra en­
ergy should he kept by the hen. The
hen Is also laying up surplus energy
for next peer's laying The best feed,
care, and attention should he given
them at this time. It will alw ays pay
you to send your hens to roost with a
full craw each night.
Potassium Permanganate
Good as Water Purifier
Ur. S. Erikson o f th* Mountain
Grove (Mo.) experim ent station has
carried on experim ents to determ ine
the value of perm nngunute of potash
as a purifier of w uter for poultry, and
has found th at it is very efficient.
The gertna of cholera ami o f oth er in­
testinal diseases are destroyed In s
few hoar*. T he quantity to use Is 14
grain* per gallon of w ater. This quan­
tity can be m easured with sufficient
accuracy with a ten cent piece ss
m easure, about 14 grains being car­
ried on It. P erm anganate soon loses
Its strength, which is Indicated by loss
of the purple color. When th is occurs
n new solution should be made up.
Krlkson's experim ents show that small
chicks are not Injured b » drinking
perm ungqnnte w ater over a period of
nine weeks. ,lt can be safely used
when sour milk Is being fed. but It la
not recommended to be added to milk.
Poultry rnlsers should not place de­
pendence on perm anganate ns a cure
for any disease. Its use Is not In­
tended as a cure but as a destroyer of
germ s tliHt gain entrance to the drink­
ing w ater from sick birds, thereby
lessening the chance of the disease
spreading In the flock.
Egg-Eating Habit
ADVOCATE
P O P T l
r v /I M
A W n
OFFERS A MARKET
L ir lliU
fo r
HIK 88 S 2 ME
Portland, Oregon-,
your
pro duce
LODGE DIRECTORY
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO-PLAYS
CeMpItls Changs Saturday
A dults, Week day M atinee Vic;
Event ngs, 36c. Contimma 1 to 11
p. m. Children 10 cents all tim es
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S ecret of Com fort.
CUT FLOWERS I FLORAL DESIGNS
T he chief se c re t of com fort lies In \ C lark* Brea., F lo rists, H I M w rta a s Kt
not snfferlng trifle s to vex one. and In |
prudently cu ltiv atin g an undergrow th
of ftnall p leasures, since very g reat
ones a re of long continuance. And In
th is Is th e happy life, to rejoice to '
thee, of thee, for th e e ; th is It la, and
th ere is no other. F o r they who think
th ere is an o th er, pursue som e o th e r'
and not th e tru e Joy,—A ugustine.
Pythian Bath House
and Sanitarium
K nights o f Pythias o f N .
A e Si A., E-, A ., A. an d A.
(O perating U nder Supervi­
sion o f U. S. G overnm ent)
415% Malvern Avenue
Hot Springs Nat. Park, Ark.
H ot Radio*Active W ate r F u rn ish ed by th e G overnm ent
For All Baths. Sanitarium has 10 Rooms, Diet and Operating Rooms
New Mexico M ystery Land.
New Mexico is th e E gypt of A m eri­
ca. T h ere Is m ore m ystery, en ch an t­
m ent and un usualness to the square
foot of New Mexico soli th an any­
w here else. E gypt has been in th e
’’ —v 1
r t srehervlory for th e last
tw o o r th re e years, but Lore in < • f
own country. In New Mexico, th e re is
quite as m uch rom ance and m ystery.
\ H otel has 56 Rooms; T elephone,
H o t and Cold R u n n in g ;
W ater in Every R oom . Rates $1 to $3 p er day
B A T H RA TES:
21 B aths . . . $13.00*-10 B aths . . . .
$6.50
«
21 B aths to P y th ian s a n d C alanthcans, $8.50
New Fluff Rugs
....
4 ru n
Old C arp et* “W ear Like
Iron.“
Doal I
c l . ' t h th o M .n u to r tu r e r . Aborffate
s* r t <n Guaranlc««!. S aad in Y our Mo
te r
-I » a r u e f o r Price*.
V teeb'lEK N F L U F F BU G C O M PA N Y .
94-68 U nion A v en u e N o r.
P o rtla n d . O re* o a j
L ow sr A nim als' Instinct.
Mice and gophers and o th er anim als
sto re food and It Is said th a t, if the
w in ter proves to be a long, severe one,
th eir sto re of food Is larg er th an If It
Is sh o rt and mild. W ho can tell bow
the anim als know In advance w hat
the w in ter wilt be? Man does not
have such foreknow ledge.—-Our Dumb
A nimals.
AGEN TS W ANTED to S E L L «■*
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OF TH E W ORLD
M a k e m o n * y n e x t y e a r H ell­
in g t h e L e n t « -hick* h a t« h» a
In t h e N . W . 1* y e a r « ' r r w *
t a t in n f o r q u a l i t y a n d f a i r
d* *H ng
W rite now fo r o u r
a e lli n g p la n .
Q U E E N iU T C H E R Y - « J a y Todd
1490 I I ’ A V 1 N U I ---9 IA T T L K —
Oldtim e Purses.
From th e w earing of the poach a t
th e side, in th e F ifteen th and Six­
teen th centuries, we tra c e th e origin
of the poke, o r pocket, w here, accord­
ing to Shakespeare, it w as custom ary
to carry one’s dial. H enry V III of
E ngland carried a purse of red satin
em broidered in gold, and u n d er C ath­
erin e de Medici perfum ed le a th e r
purses becam e the rage and cost a t
the tim e as m uch as 130 apiece.
V exations of Life.
All th e little vexations of life have
ib e lr use as a p a rt of our m oral d is­
cipline. T hey afford th e best tria l of
ch aracter. Many a man who could bow
with resig n atio n If told th a t he w as to
die is throw n off his guard and out of
tem p er by th e slig h te st opposltlqp to
his opinions o r hi* project*.—F am ily
H erald.
“ P ain tin g ’* W ith Light.
'‘P ain tin g ” building» w ith light Is
an inexpensive and effective m ethod
Invented by engineers of Fresno, Cal.,
says P o p u lar Science Monthly. The
w alls a re m ade of cream -tinted te rra
co tta and pressed brick and flood-light­
ed w ith colors such as so ft m agenta,
ruby o r em erald.
To Read D ates on Coins.
A g reat m any of us enjoy looking
for old coins every tim e we get a
bunch of money. O ccasionally we run
across a coin th a t is w orn so badly
th a t the d ate m ark cannot be read. To
read this date h e a t a piece of steel or
iron until red hot. T hen place the
H orses and Lightning.
coin on jt _ ^-j,e <.£,(„_ g ettin g warm
H orses do n o t draw lightning any wjjj 8how the d ate or any o th er read­
m ore th an any o th e r anim als. The ing th a t o rdinarily could n o t be read.
fact th a t h orses a re stru ck so fre­ -B oys’ W orld.
quently Is probably due to th ese a n i­
m als seek in g p rotection from rain
River C hanged Its Course.
under tre e s. If th e y hover n ear fences
T
he
H oang riv e r in C hina b u rst its
they a re also m ore likely to be struck.
banks in 1851 and changed its course
so as to flow into th e Gnlf of Pechee-
Land of B right Colors.
Among th e innum erable v arieties of lee. W ithin tw o years its m outh had
Florida flow ers a re th e hibiscus, the shifted 250 m iles from Us original
p oinsettls, oleander, bougainvillea, al- position.
lam anda, crepe m yrtle, flam e vine,
Mexican coral vine, orchid, hyacinth,
lily, can n a and Iris.
V anities of Youth.
Give a college boy a pair of ele­
p h an t's p an ts and a b anjo and he
doesn’t care who m akes th e n atio n ’s
law s.—South Bend T ribune.
E arly A m erican S trategy.
T he invasion of C anada by th e
A m erican forces In 1775 w as m erely a
Cause for R isibility.
piece of stra te g y to d issuade th e B rit­
P ossibly it is Just as well for the
ish from m aking use of C aaada for a
supply statio n and a cam p to r reserv e m an w ith a sense of hum or th a t he
doesn't Bve to read th e inscription on
forces.
him tom bstone. O therw ise he m ight
laugh him self to death.
N obility of T ru e Love.
N ot every love Is generous or noble
Invitations Will Be Few.
or m erits high encom ium but th a t love
You can com m it no g re a te r folly
which prom pts and im pels man to live
th an to sit by the roadside until some­
generously and to a c t nobly.—P lato.
one com es along and in v ites you to
ride w ith him to w ealth and influence.'
V irtu e's Support.
—pouch.
A Bible and a new sp ap er in every
house; a good school in every d istrict
Fish in S ah ara D esert.
—all studied and ap p reciated as they
Live fish and shellfish, sim ilar to j
m e rit—are th e principal support of
those inhabiting the lakes of P alestine,
virtue, m orality and civil liberty. —
have been found by a rte sia n well
F ranklin.
borers a t dep th s of 200 feet and 300
feet beneath the burning sands of the j
Sound and E m ptiness.
S ah ara desert.
T h e Insignificant, th e em pty, is
—
usually th e loud, and a fte r the m an-|
T he W ay It W orks.
n er of a drum , is louder even b e c a u se !
T
hings
h ard ly ev er begin coming
of its em ptiness.—C arlyle.
our way until w e’ve sp en t a good deal
of tim e going a fte r them .
Encouraging.
NOTICE
Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P.
0. E. of W., of Portland, Oregon,
meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights in each month at Stag Audi­
torium. All visiting Daughter
Elks iu good standing in their re­
spective Temples are invited to
meet with us.
P A U L IN E Y O U N G ,
D aughter Ruler.
ROSE CITY LODGF »To 1 11, L
B. P. 0, E. of VT ___ i'XS the
2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS OF EACH MONTH
AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM,
381*4 E. MORRISON STREET.
A L L VISITING BROTHERS
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
LULA HUBBARD.
D aughter Secretary.
Syracuse Lodge, No.
1. K- of P., m eets the
second and fourth F ri­
day nights each m onth
at the S tag A uditorium
381 'A E. M orrison S t
T. H. WILLIAMS, E. R.
STAG AUDITORIUM
3SV/x E. Morrison St.
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225 Mead St.
ARTHUR NELSON,
K. of R. & S.
E. J. MINOR. Secretary,
419 Abingtdn Bldg.
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. 284'4 N. 17th Street
All ex-service men are welcome to join. For farther information
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Declined Poetical Honor.
T hom as G ray and S ir W a lte r S cott
declined an offer of th e E nglish poet
lau reatesh ip .
W ordsw orth also re ­
fused th e post, but a fterw ard w as in­
duced to change his m ind.
The Testimony of Others
Sorrow ful T ru th .
M ost of th e w orld’s big jobs are JN my new berk which may be
had FREE upon request, on
handled by men who d o n 't know w hat
PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis­
kind of a tie Is becom ing to them .— orders,
I have reproduced nearly 100
S an ta B arb ara News.
letters from among those received from
my thousands of patients. These tell you
frankly of their years of suffering of their
F sel No Rem orse.
trying home remedies and even opera­
D eliberate m u rd erers do not feel re ­ tions. and. finally, of their complete cure
m orse a fte r they com m it th e ir c rim e s ,: by my NON-SUKCICAL method. These
a rc from m e n a n d w o m e n of
th e M edical P ress and C ircular says.
TJie habit or vice of egg eating Is
difficult to break, once It lias been es­
tablished. It usually sta rts from the
birds getting n ta ste of a fresh egg
when It la broken. Sometimes fresh
egg shells throw n to the chicks w ith­
out being heated gives them a taste
H ard on th e F ireflies.
of the raw, fresh egg. D arkened,
large, roomy nesta, the frequent re­
"Oh. tho poor fire flie s !” cried sym ­
moval of eggs and the im m ediate re­ p ath etic little Amy. ''T h e y ’ve no soon-1
moval of any broken shells are the e r got th e ir lam ps lit w hen th e wind
most dependable methods for break­ blows 'em all out.”
ing up th is trouble.
every statio n , m any of w hom you
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T he p e d e stria n 's problem Is to pre­ You Want a Good Position
Aylesbury Ducks
vent hia " rig h ts ” from tu rn in g Into Very wall—T ak * th * A cco u n tan c y *od
T he Aylesbury duck Is considered rite s."—B oston T ra n scrip t.
ifuslncaa M an ag em en t, P riv a te S e c s sfe lt-
U. C alcu lato r, C o m p to m eter, B tea ag ra-
second only to th e Pekin duck for
»hic. P en m an sh ip , tv C oaeaieretal Teaefc-
farm purposes. It Is very much like
-re' C o u rse a t
We Should B* Tickled.
the Pekin but tins never become so
H
eadline—'"Hotel
B
urns.
Two
H
un­
popular In this country. In England
It Is a very popular breed. It has the dred G uests E scape H a lf G lad.”—Bos­
T he fo rem o st B u sin ess t'o lle r e of th*
sam e stan d ard w eights and general ton T ra n scrip t.
N o rth w est w hich ho* won m ore A ccuracy
shape as the Pekin anil resem bles It
A word» en d Gold M edals th a n a n y e th e r
school
In A m erica. Send fo r o u r s u c c e ss
In ninny other ways. Practically the
“ A sia’s” L iteral M sanlng.
C atalo g
F o u rth S tre e t n e a r M o rrises,
only difference la the color which Is
UcA Or l.aw e M W alk er P eea
A sia m e a n t "land of th e daw n," In
pure w hite ns compared to the th e a n cie n t S a n sk rit language.
| P. N. U.
No. 44, 1925
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