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Dit It ever occur to yoa that aature
requires her chlUrea to take aa an
nual Tacatloa? 8he 4oam. aaa no
where ao haaua hatata patale their
brain orer thta fact more thaa when
the heaa begia their yearly holiday. (
ThU vacatloa la technically called the I
"aoltta aeaaoa." It beclaa dttriagj
the late aaaueer. The heaa atop lay.
Ibr. aad chaaaa their aaHa of feath
era for aew aaea. Vaaally they coa
naaM three or faar aaoatha la the pro
ceaa. Moat of aa kaow thU perfectly
weH. hut are apt to otartook the fact
that a very Important feature of the
toltlag period la that en laylacj
tops. we are aareaaoaable, aaa ex-f
b.h the heaa to lay all the tUae.l
Whea the heaa take Ihla vacaUoa aew
kid freah egg are ecarce. aad re
main rcarce aatil the pulleU hatched)
during the precedlag aprlag begin to;
Uy.
The reaiedy ia Tery aUaple. aad un-'
Jer the eoatrol of the poultry aaaa.l
The flrst atep la to haTe chickens V
hatched early, so that the pullett be-
gin tc lay whea the hens begin to
molt. This ia not dlBcult. PulleU'
cf the American breeds begia laying)
at about seven aioatha of age. Leg-!
hern pulleU when about six Months j
old. North of the Ohio Hirer tblaj
means that all hatching must he overt
by May 1st at the latest. The heat
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fteady aapply of egga will ha more
certata.
The dIBcuIty la the way of the
practical application of this atatter
la that so auay poultry keepers are
depeadeat oa heaa for hatchlag. As,
loag aa we have late hatched chick-J
eaa we will have late atttera. The
poultry keeper who waaU to change
late hatching to early hatchlag-must
therefore either get broody heaa from
some one else or asa aa Incubator.
After he has "cbaaged the dates" oa
his lock he will have no trouble,
especially with the Amerlcaa breeds.
Every progressive poultry raiser
who haa tried it. every agricultural
college and the government, have
daU showing that early hatching will
produce fall and winter layers, la
the government lock daring the past
winter the pulleU of the entire lock
averaged over SO per cent la egg pro
daetloa. aad some peas made 35 per
eaat. That means, la plain language.
that the egg production for all the
pallete was oae egg dally for every
Ive hens, and for some peas, one egg
daily for every three hens. This, too.
whea fresh egga sold up to 75'ceate
per doten. This could not have been
done except by early batching.
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the Cunard liners, was sunk with six la her crew. The Ucoala waa built the Oermea suhauriaea have found In
Amerlcaa passengers aboard. 8uaday la 111 1. aad had a gross touaaga of I tha-Atlaatle since the slaklag of the
alght. February SSth. by a German lt.lSt tons. She left New York Feb-1
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ROAD CLOSED YET
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MLIKS OF HQtTAW FLAT
Walter Solle aad Wm. Mattiesoa
tried to come In from Bend by way of
the "high desert' road during the lat
ter part of last week, says the Fort
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SALVATION PLAN
SUBJECT LECTORE
EVANGELIST PVBDOM ELIMI
NATES THK ARBITRARY I4M.
1TATIONS ATTACHED TO THE
TERMS, GOSPEL, FAITH AND
GRACE IN ADDBESS
Last night' sermon on "The Plan
of Salvation' by Evangelist Purdom
at the Gospel hall eliminated the ar
bitrary limitations that frequently at
tach to the terms, Qospel, Faith and
Qrace, la his address.
"Oal, 3:8 has the gospel preached
to Abraham. Its failure then aad
bow Is due to not receiving the word
by frfltb, according to Heb. 4:3," he
said. "Righteousness by faith juatl-
led Abraham." Rom. 4:3-3 tells us.
Nor "Do wa make void the law
through faltbT God forbid." Rom.
3:31. .
"What then? Shall we sla because
we are not under the law, but under
grace? Ood forbid." Rom. CIS.
Ex. 3:13.17. attests to Moses be
lag uader vrace.
"la fact, the 34th chapter aad sixth
versa shows Qod to be always gra
cious, and the speaker expressed him
self a being at loss to conceive how
Ood could alter or vary as he Is al
ways the same."
Taa BMetiaga wll coatlatta through
tba weak, aaglaitag Tuesday evealag.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Among thq good recipes tried by
the cooking class last week are the
follewing:
High AlUtude Cake Half cup but
ter, half cup milk, 3 teaspoonsful
baking powder, cup sugar, Z cups
sifted flour. 3 egg whites beaten dry.
half teaspoonfut vanilla. Bake in a
moderate oven 20 to 30 minutes.
Velvet Cake Half cup butter, half
nip sugar, half cup cold water, half
cup cornstarch. 4 teaspoonsful biking
powder, third cup blanched and shred
ded almonds, 1H cupg flour. 4 eggs
beaten separately. After putting In
pan sprinkle top with powdered sugar
IF RACK HURTS
DE6IN ON SALTS
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCASION
ALLY IF YOU CAT MIAT REG
ULARLY
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly caa make a mistake by lush
ing the kldaeys oceaatoaally, aaya a
well knowa authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kldaey pores
no they sluggiahly titer or strata aaly
part of the waste and poisons from taa
blood, thea you get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble.
nervousness, coaaUaaUoa,
sleeplessaaas, bladder disorders come
from sluggish kldaaya.
Tba moment you feel a dull ache la
the kldaeys or your back hurts, or If
the urine la cloudy, otaaslve, full of
sediment, Irregular of passage, or at
tended by a seasatloa of aealdlag, sot
about four ouaeoa of Jod galta from
any reliable pharmacy aad tako s taMo
spooaful la a glass of wotor hoforo
reauaat for a fow aaya, aad your kte
aeya will thea act aao. TWa
aKf ia made from the aoM of
aad lemoa julee, ooaudsoi wtth lltala,
aad aaa heea uaed for gaaariUoaj to
flush clogged kldaeys aad stimuli
them to activity, also to aawtraUao the
clda la uriao aa It so lessor aaaaat ir-
riutloa, thus aadtag aUddor aatotdora.
Jod salte to iaoxBoaalve, aad
lajuro; motes a doUatful efanranaai
State water drtek whloh sU
swat oatera aaould toko sow ass thou
to keep tho fcloaoyo oleaa aad the
Mood ouro, ttofohr ivOMlag aortoao
kldaey OOataSOatMoaV AdV ',
and almonda aad
tvea 40 minutes. I
Peanut Batter Bread Two cupej
flour. 3 rounded teasponsful Baklagj
powder. I teaapoontiil salt, cup pea
nut butter, cup milk, half cup sugar,
I egg. Sift lour, biking powder aad
salt Into a bowl, add peanut butter
and sugar aad mix: beat egg and
milk together, add this to lour, aad
mix well. Bake 35 mlautea la mod
erate ovea.
.Moved to UakviUe
The F. B. Olds' paper aad paint
storo in now located la the Bristol
btcefc. three doon east or the post
nffire. 38-ft
Rarety
Chllrote.
while yea wait.
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You feel Sao la a few momoata.
Your cold la head or catarrh will ho
gone. Yoar clogged aostrlla will opea.
Tho air poaoagea of your head will
clear aad yoa caa breathe freely. No
more dullaeas, headache; so hawklag.
sautllng. mucoua dlecaargoa or dry
ness: ao straggllag for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist you waat
small bottle of Ely's Creea
Apply a little of thta tragraat aatl
septle cream ia your aoatrlls. lot It
penetrate through every air paaaage
of the bead; aootha aad keal tho
swollen, Indented mueoaa membroae,
and relief cornea lattaatly.
It la Just what every cold aad ca
Urrh aufferor Beads. Doa't stay
stuffed up aad miserable. Adv.
LAKEVIEW HAS
ELECTION TODAY
DETAILED PLAN OF TERMINALS
FOB LARK COVNTY SEAT RE.
VEAL INTKRESTINO FACTS FOR
hTBaiRTTlriBritwHI
to vote aialn today,
FtTl'RE GROWTH
IJ1KEV1EVV. March 5. The de
tailed plaa of the Lakevlew terminals.
aa proposed hy Robert B. Strahorn,
ladlcato a very large development for
the handilag of tralna In and out of
Lakevlew. The dty occupies a par-
tlcatarly lucky poaltloa la Mr. Stra
hora'a railway system. It being lal.r.
miles to Bead, the aorthern end of.
the Hae. aad MS mllea to Flaaalgaa,
Nev., tho ooathera terminus. j
Thoae who are familiar with rail
way actlvttlee atato that ICO miles la
aa exceHeat dlvlatoa. A soon as
either of these divisions Is completed
to Ukevlew, our Importance will be'
noted, aad completloa of both dlvl-J
aloaa will make Lakevlew a railway
town of ao meaa eoasoaueace. ' I
This developmeat depend, on the
securing wlthla Lakevlew for termi
nal DuiDoees. The lands to be uxedJ
la tho tenalaal plaa are thoae lying
Just east of the N.-C.-O. railway. The
railway committee having secured
options oa the most of these several
months ago; tho payment for which Is
to he met by the $30,000 bond Issue
which waa, voted oa last November
and carried twelve to one. Due to an
Ii regularity ia the legal proceedings
which waa overlooked by the Denver
MtoTtUnl PaM hy IMtMemh
"I paid I7ft0 Ib 80 years and re
cclveds3ft4.08 In rath and a paid-up
policy wllh annual dividends. I rr-
gret I did not take alargrr policy." 1. 1
C. Kerrldge. Slate Henalor.r. M.
Priest. Agent, over K. K. K. Wore.
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Exquisite
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The graceful beauty of the
lavalllere makes It one of
the most fascinating orna
ments a woman wr. It
la correct style on all occa
alons. Itpp' ihowlng a
rollecllnn of gold Invalltrre
of dlntinctlve designs select
ed beeauK of their arlUtlc
merit and apMallng rharm.
You will enjoy teeing them,
and we Invite you to do ao.
Am a birthday slit for wife
or sweetheart, one of these
exquisite ornaments will be
IiImI.
Frank M. Upp
Jeweler
433 Mala 8lreet
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