The Gate city journal., November 21, 1924, Image 2

THE GATE CITY JOURNAI
HELPED HER
IN EVERT WAY
So Writes Mr». Trombley of Sharon,
V t, Concerning Lydia E. Pink*
ham’s Vegetable Compound
L I V E 5 T 0 C K
W
d
SILOS IMPORTANT
FOR FEEDING COWS
Get Back Y o u r Health!
stan tly
w ith
a
heavy,
g n aw in g
ache and I had
ca tch es
of
pain
th ro u g h the sm all
o f It. My k i d n e y s
a c t e d too f re e ly
N'V’i
nn<l t h e s e c r e t i o n s
w ere highly col­
o n . ! In p a s s a g e .
I felt t i r e d out.
I used D o a n 's Pills a n d th e y c o r ­
r e c t e d t h e t r o u b l e . ’’
D O A N ’S p,tfcLS
STIMULANT DIURFTtC T O TH E KIDNEYS
Fotter-Milbum Co., Mlg. Chem., Buffalo. N. Y.
D o n ’t S u ffer
With Itching Rashes
U s e C u tic u r a
Soap. Infmwnt, Talcum *old everywhere Samnleal
tr ■»' of Ontlcara Laboratories. Dept M, Malden, Maw.
FO R O VER
ZOO YEARS
haarlem oil has been a world­
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
b -ibago and uric acid conditions.
H A A R L E M OIL
L. D. S. Business College
school o r
trncirsicv
A ll c o n u n rrc ia I bran ch * « .
DO N. Mala SI.
C a ta lo g free*.
SALT 1 A n t CITY,UTAH
LUB YOUR EYES?
I . h l»r. T h o m p s o n '» My«>wat«r
Huy at your dru** I si '« or
1.» Kivar.Truy N Y. BoofcWt.
YOU CAN’T CUT OUT
A Box Spavin n r Tfcoroagfcpla
b u t you c a n
pro m p tly w ith
clean
them off
and you w o r k th e h o r s e
sam* rima. D o n no« b lis te r
or ram o va tha hair. $2.50
par botila, d e liv e r e d . W ill
tail you mota if you writ*.
Book 4 A f re *
w y Torme, u...
in L twim lu
Average Production of
Holstein-Friesian Cows
A to ta l of 20.OHO p u re bred Holstein-
F rie sia n cow s now h ave com pleted
yearly pro d u ctio n reco rd s In th e a d ­
vanced reg istry of th e H olsteln-F rles-
Ian A ssociation of A m erica w ith an
av erag e of 15,903.2 pounds m ilk and
7>28.49 pounds b u tte r fa t. equivalent to
000.0 pounds b u tte r, acco rd in g to the
report o f th e su p e rin te n d e n t of a d ­
vanced reg istry for th e last fiscal year
recently closed.
T h e n v erag e yearly production for
7.100 fu ll-ag e cow s Is 17.7*48.2 pound*
milk anil 742.9 p o u n d s b u t t e r ; for I,*
447> se n io r four-year-olds.
19,540.7
pounds milk and 097.il pounds b u tte r ;
for 1.907» Ju n io r four-year-olds. 19.011
pounds milk an d 07.4.4 pounds b u tte r ;
for 1.773 senior three-yenr-olds. 1ft,
444.3 pounds milk nnd 351.7 pounds
b u tte r ; for 1.993 J u r lo r th re e -y e a r
oh|s, 14,ft31 pound* milk an d 914.5
pounds b u tte r : for 2.31° se n io r two-
y ear olds. 13.971.7 pounds m ilk and
7»91.7 pounds b u tte r, nnd for 3.793 Jn
nlor tw o-year olds. 13.090 pounds ml'k
and ftftft pounds b u tter.
Of th e s e 20.030 cow s 84 hold y ear
ly reco rd s of o v er 1.000 potinns b u tte r
fat. or 1,250 pounds b u tte r, and 56
h ave In 395 consecutive d a y s pro­
duced o v er 30.000 pounds m ilk.
Feeding Dairy Cow
correct in tern al troubles, stim ulate vital
organs. T h ree sizes. All druggists. Insist
on th e original genuine G old M e d a l .
NEWS
r J
S h aro n , V erm ont. — “ I w aa w eak
________
a n d run -d o w n, h a d a tire d fe e lin g and
B u sin ess fa rm e rs an d ex p erim en t
bearing-dow n pains.
saw a n a d v e rtise - [ s ta tio n s h ave found th a t a silo not
m e n t in th e new s- only In cre ases th e y early profits of
p a p e ra b o u t L vdiaK . th e fa rm b u t elim in a te s m any uncer-
F m k h a m ’a V e g e ta ­ tu ln tle s of live stock ra is in g ; an d
ble C om pound an d
b egan ta k in g i t I t d airy fa rm e rs a re realizin g m ore an d
h a s sto p p e d th e s e m ore th e place o f th e silo In th e su c ­
bearing-dow n pains cessful feeding o f d airy cows.
and o th e r bad feel­
M any p ro d u c ts w hich If fed dry
ings, an d h a s helped h ave little feed value a r e con v erted
m e in e v e r y w ay. I Into sp le n d id feed by a silo, sa y s W.
h av e so m uch f a i’h J. K eegan, ex ten sio n d airy h u sbandry-
in th e V e g e ta b le
Com pound t h a t I k e e p i t on b an d all o f m an a t Clem son college. In d iscu ssin g
th e tim e and recom m end i t w h en ev e r I th e Im p o rtan ce o f silos In dairying.
feed in g v alu e"o f
h av e th e o p p o r tu n ity .” —M rs. LEWI3 Sixty p e r ce n t o f th e
a good co m crop
Is In th e e a rs a n d
T r o m b le y , S h aro n , V e rm o n t
40 p er cent In th e s ta lk s an d leaves.
Glad to Help Others
W hen th e crop Is a p a rtia l failu re, a
" I had p ain s in m y back a n d sides fo r
m an y m onths, an d m y w ork w ould h a v e m uch g r e a te r p e rc e n ta g e o f th e to tal
to be le f t undone a t th o se tim e s. My n u trie n ts is In th e roughage, an d In
s is te r told m e w h a t good L y d ia E . P ink- th e event of p ro tra c te d d ro u g h t, th e
h am ’s V eg e ta b le C om pound w a s doing ro u g h ag e o ften co n ta in s p ractically
h er, so I trie d it, a n d fro m th e th ird
all of th e food elem ents. P u ttin g th e
b o ttle I w as well an d e v e ry o n e th o u g h t corn In th e crib, th erefo re, does not
I looked b e tte r . I am g la d to help
m ean th a t th e crop Is all h arv ested ,
o th e rs re g a in th e ir h e a lth , a n d you m ay
use m y te s tim o n ia l.” — M a b e l H art ­ ('an th e fa rm e r afford to w aste 40
cents 0.11 of every d o lla r when by put-
mann , 1824 G reene A ve., B ro o k ly n ,N .Y .
You m u st believe t h a t a ' m edicine
ting his corn crop In th e silo, he enn
t h a t h a s helped o th e r w om en w ill h elp
get Its full value, 100 per cen t? No.
you. You should t r y it.
S ilag e h as no equal as a sucenlent
and econom ical feed for d airy cattle.
L y in g D ow n to F ly
It keeps up th e flow of milk w hen
T o lie lu x u rio u sly on so ft cushions p a s tu re s a re sh o rt, an d d uring the
mol th u s pilot y o u r ow n sum ll a i r m a ­ w in te r m o n th s It keeps up m ilk pro ­
ch in e is th e la te s t po ssib ility In aerial duction at less cost th a n dry fo rag e
flight.
alone.
T in y a ir-c a rs a r e b eing d esig n ed and
T h e O hio ex p erim en t sta tio n h as
a r e to be te s te d In flight, in w hich the show n th a t a silag e ratio n produces
n a rro w body, w ith w ings on e ith e r | h n lte rfn t for 41 p e r cent less cost
side, acco iiiinoilales ju s t o n e occu
th an does a g rain ratio n . B esides, a
p an t, ly in g prone. T h is w ill en ab le silo Is a very econom ical sto ra g e
th e liny en g in e to d riv e th e m achine place, a s te n to n s o f silag e can he
m ore sw iftly th ro u g h th e a i r th an sto red In th e sa m e sp a ce a s one ton
would h e p ossible w ith th e a ir-re ­ o f hay.
sis ta n c e set up If a body w a s p ro ­
T h e Ailing o f - th e silo can be done
vided big enough f o r th e p ilo t to In wet a s well as In dry w eath er, w hile
assu m e th e o rd in a ry s ittin g position. o th e r c ro p s would he en tire ly lost If
l ’e rfe c t co m fort w ill. It is claim ed, h a rv e ste d u n d er th e se conditions. If
b e a s s u re d by a so fa-lik e reclin in g enough silag e Is produced all th e year
fram e. On th is th e pilot, enclosed round, th e p a s tu re acreag e can be re­
In his m in ia tu re m ach in e, will lie duced nnd th u s a larg er acreag e m ay
face d o w n w ard,
looking o u tw a rd s be used for cultivation.
th ro u g h a fro n t w indow o r sid e w ay s
A n o th er g reat a d v a n ta g e o f th e silo
an d d o w n w a rd s th ro u g h o th e r little Is th a t th e land upon which silag e Is
window s.
grow n Is cleared ea rly In th e season
an d read y for fall nnd w in ter crops,
e ith e r ry e or o a ts fo r w in ter p a s tu re
or o a ts an d v etrh fo r hay. F u rth e r ­
m ore, th e use of silag e d a rin g th e
sum m er Is p a rtic u la rly app licab le on
A re you dragging aro u n d day after
d ay w i t h a d u l l b a c k a c h e ?
Are you
high-priced In n ^
In p a stu re . It re­
tired and lame mornings- subject to
q u ires one to th re e or m ore ncres a
headaches, dizzy spells and sharp, stab­
season fo r ench cow, w hile one a c re
bing pains? Then th ere’s surely some­
thing wrong.
Probably i t ’s kidney
o f corn In th e silo will supply succu­
W M IM M i
Don’t w a i t f o r more seri
lent ro u g h ag e for several cow s for n
ous kidney trouble. Get back your
like period
health and keep it. For quick relief got
It will not pay to build a silo for
Doan's P ills, a stim ulant diuretic to
the kidneys. They have helped thou­
less th a n ten h ead o f d airy cows, but
sands and should help you. Ask your
th e fa rm e r w ith a t least th e m inim um
n e ig h b o r/
n u m b er should nt once p lan to build a
silo. T h e d airy fa rm e r w ho In the
A Utah Case
C h a s . M. H a n ­
fall h as a silo or tw o fall o f good com
sen.
R ic h field ,
or sorghum silage, need not w orry
U tah , says:
“ My
back
hurt
con­
about w lm t Ills cow s a re going to eat.
It I* easy to let th e cow slip dow r
In her m ilk production, hut very hard
to bring h e r back. T h e cow th a t
m ilked w ell d u rin g th e ea rly p art of
th e sum m er, when th e p a s tu re s w ere
good. If allow ed to go down w hen the
p a s tu re s a r e poor nnd th e flb'S a to r ­
m ent. will n ev er com e hack and milk
In th* fall nnd w in te r a s sh e should
,\ little feed will not only hold hei
from going down, h ut m ake It possible
to k«ep h e r up to a good level for
m onths to come.
Dehorn Bull Calf Early
MAKING GOOD IN
A S MALL T OWN
BLAME INDIGESTION
FOR COLIC IN HORSE
R ea l Stories A b o u t R eal G irls
By M RS. H A R L A N D H . A L L E N
4 4 .+ + 4 .+ .« .+ + + .M -f4 ~ t+ 4 4 4 4 4
P o u ltry lice am i m ites a re found
w h erev er p o u ltry la raised a n d they
re ta rd g ro w th and d ev elo p m en t as
well a s egg pro d u ctio n .
T h e re a r e se v era l sp ecies of lice and
they a r e re fe rre d to In re sp e c t to th e
p lace they a r e found on th e fow ls as
h ead lice, tail lice, body lice a n d so
on. T hey a re very activ e, an d , w hile
th ey do not su ck blood, th ey live on
th e p lu m ag e an d sc ales o f th e skin
and do not spend m uch o f th e ir life off
th e c h ic k e n ’s body. T h e ir m outh p a rts
a re b itin g an d th e ir food c o n sists of
th e f e a th e rs an d sc ales o f th e akin
on
w hich th ey live. T hey a re p a le
In
color and th e eggs o r n its a r e u su a lly
| found aro u n d th e vent f e a th e r s o f th e
bird.
| It ta k e s a week fo r th e eggs to
h atch an d th e ad u lt sta g e is reach ed
In 17 to 20 d a y s a f te r th e lay in g of
th e eggs. If th ey a re not ch eck ed th e
b ird s will be sw arm in g w ith lice in s
sh o rt whHe. Lice a re sp reu d rap id ly
from one bird to a n o th e r, b u t th e y do
! I,‘8* !,kolJ ,0 eauae ‘"d ig e stio n . T h e Dot live long w hen off th e body, d u e to
d rin k in g o f a lib eral am o u n t o f cold lack o f w arm th .
w a te r Is likely to chill th e In te stin e s
In tre a tm e n t o f th ese p a ra s ite s It Is
an d pause colic.
not enough to tr e a t o n ce and th e n ex ­
T h e sym ptom s of colic a re too well pect th e b ird s to be rid of them . L ies
know n to need d escrip tio n . T h e tro u ­ m u ltip ly very rap id ly an d m u st bs
ble, how ever, Is com plex a n d unless kept c o n sta n tly in check. It ts pos­
recovery Is rap id a v e te rin a ria n should sible to p ra c tic a lly rid th e p o u ltry of
he called. O ne q u a rt of raw linseed j lice by p ro p er cu re an d tre a tm e n t.
oil m ixed w ith tw o tab lesp o o n fu ls of
T h e re u re se v era l m eth o d s of tr e a t­
tu rp e n tin e . If given a t an ea rly sta g e ing fo r lice an d one o f th e m ost effec-
of th e colic, will help rem ove th e un­ i tlv e m ea su re s Is th e u se of sodium
d ig ested m a te ria l from th e h o rse's fluoride, sa y s a w rite r in th e S u ccess­
bow els a n d th ereb y give relief.
ful F o rm e r. T h is Is a w h ite p o w d er
A com m on m ethod of d ren ch in g a and can be p u rch ase d a t th e dru g
h o is e Is to p a ss a loop In th e end of sto re. Only a very sm all a m o u n t Is
a ro p e a ro u n d th e u p p e r Jaw Just ! needed fo r each bird. F rom th e fa c t
back of th e Incisors. T h e o th e r end ! th at lice live only on th e body o f tb s
of th e rope muy th e n he fasten ed so b ird s It is e sse n tia l th a t each bird
th a t th e h o rse ’s h ead will be raised I m ust be tre a te d in d iv id u ally . T h e
and th e m edicine, w hen poured Into pow der Is ap p lied w ith th e fin g ers and
Its m outh, will ru n down Into th e a n ­ a pinch p laced in th e region of th e
im a l's th ro a t. Oil should be given head, neck. back. full, vent n nd u n d e r
slowly, a sw allow at a tim e ; an d upon each thigh and wing Rub it Into th ese
Indication o f choking, th e h ead m ust | sp o ts o r place It so th a t It g e ts to th e
be In sta n tly release d , a s th e Inhaling hose o f th e f e a th e rs w h ere th e lice
of oily p re p a ra tio n s Into th e lungs Is and eggs are. T h ey should he tre a te d
likely to cnuse pneum onia.
as o ften a s n ecessa ry an d a little pinch
C olics w hich a r e a p p a re n tly mild of th e p o w d er In each o f th e above
a t th e beg in n in g m ay quickly develop | places will m ak e sh o rt w ork o f th e
Into d an g ero u s com plications, and a • lice.
colic th a t e x ists for 12 h o u rs will
A hom em noe p o w d er fo r d u stin g
often kill th e anim al. C olics which may he m ade by m ixing th re e p a rts
a r e cau sed by a tw ist o r tie In the g aso lin e to one p a rt stock d ip a n d th e
In testin es or a ru p tu re o f som e por
ad d ition o f enough cem ent to ta k e up
tlon of th e bow els a re Incurable.
. the liquid a i d m ak e a pow der. T he
i bird Is held w ith its h ead dow n and
the p o w d er w orked inn» th e fe a th e rs.
Best Time for Grooming
M ercurial o in tm e n t is r a t h e r w idely
Work Horse Is at Night used fo r se ttin g h en s and Is a m ixtu re
T h e best tim e fo r groom ing a horse of «me p a rt blu e o in tm en t to tw o p a rts
Is at th e close o f th e d a y ’s w ork, un­ vaseline. Only a sm all am o u n t o f th is,
less th e w ork h a s been ex h au stiv e about th e size of a pea. is ap p lied In
Rub in well u n d e r each
and tiie an im al Is very tir e d ; In this line sp o t.
case it should be allow ed to rest first. wing a n d th e region below th e vent.
This m ethod will red u ce th e n u m b e rs
Rv eiving I he unim ul a thorough
groom ing at night. It will need but a of body lice but seem s to h a v e little
light groom ing In th e m orning, simply effect on th e w ing an d head lice.
to rem ove th e d irt an d produce a
cleanly ap p e a ra n c e .
Give Pullets Mash in
T h e h o rse should he cool nnd dry.
Begin groo?, Ing nt the left side of
Addition to Grain Feed
rhe neck, Im m ediately behind th e left
T oo ninny pull, ts h av e to su b s is t on
e n r^ h o r^ u ^ liJ y b ru sh in g out th e coat, a little s c ra tc h g ro in m o rn in g a n d n ig h t
m oving th e -b ru s h in the d irectio n th a t with no nm sh
T h is p lan s u c c e e d , In
the h a ir lie s ; If d irt Is ex cessiv e and h m easu re « h e n ih e re a r e a few b ird s
stic k s r a th e r close. It m ay be neces­ nnd a la rg e ran g e. W hen th e flock
sa ry to m ove th e b ru sh in a c ircu lar rcu ch cs sev eral h u n d red b ird s th e
direction.
alim ent o f hug* per b ird p e r dny Is
T o u se .’he b ru sh to th e best ad v a n ­ ap t to he q u ite sm all
R e g a rd le ss of
tage. it is a d v is a b le to sta n d at som e th e size of th e run-re m ost p u lle ts a re
d ista n c e from th e horse, about arm '« a little shy an d «III not o ften b i n d e r
length, an d holding th e arm fairly far from th v lr colony houses. E ven
rigid, lean a p o rtio n of th e body right when th e flock Is very sm all t i e use
ag ain st th e bru sh , th u s forcing It of th e g row ing m ush pays an d te s u lts
through th e hair. T h e b ru sh should In a b e tte r d ev elo p m en t fo r fall egg
not be brought dow n w ith too m uch pro d u etlo n .
force upon th o se an im a ls w hich have
T he use o f dry m ash h o p p ers In th e
a te n d e r skin. If th e o p e ra to r sta n d s colony h o u ses d-»es a n t m ean th a t th e
i too close to th e anim a» and w ith his p u lle ts will not ra n g e to h u n t fo r
arm bent, be is not a s apt to rem ove hugs an d w orm s T h ey like a v a rie ty
Hie d irt so effectively, since the of feed h u t th e m ash Is a lw a y s th e re
b ris tle s do not p e n e tra te th e coat.
to b a la n c e up th e feed g a th e re d on
th e ran g e. G reen feed Is very essen ­
tia l In k eep in g th e lilr.ls h ealth y .
Live Stock Facts
+++*1++++++++
T u rn Idle h o rses on p a s tu re uud
th u s sa v e grain.
• • •
U se th e sheep to clean up vacant
«ots w hich a r e Infesied w ith w eeds.
• • «
W ith o u r live stock farm er* one
big tro u b le Is low yield* of feedstuff*
per acre.
m v •
P ro p e r s a n ita tio n m oan* th e differ
ence b etw een success an d fa ilu re In
raisin g a crop o f pigs.
• • •
P ro v id e p lenty o f fresh w a te r and
sh a d e for the hogs
Do not drive
hogs In th e heat of th e day.
• • *
Poultry Hints
W 4 4 4 W 4 4 4 ’W
’f 4 4 1 1 1 I H "» »
F eed au d cu re fo r y o u r g row n pul-
leta
• • •
Som e m ixed flocks c o n ta in in g vig­
orous p u lle ts m ay be b e tte r th an a lot
of cull p u re bred*.
• • •
Many p u lle ts a r e re ta rd e d In th e ir
grow th by giving insufficient feed to
avoid a full m olt.
• • •
T h e p u llet colony houses sh o u ld not
be o v ercro w d ed .
P ro v id e ro o sts a*
soon a s th e b ird s are fe a th e re d out
and th e b ro o d er Is rem oved.
. . .
T h e c a re and feeding of th e w eaning
Many a p o u ltry f a rm e r Is m ak in g a s
foals determ ines, to a larg e ex ten t. larg e a profit on ten a c re s as th e q u ar-
th e ir size an d v alu e us m a tu re horses, j t e r sectio n fa rm e r did w ith his prlnil-
* * *
¡Ire m eth o d s a few y e a rs ago.
S alt se rv e s as a sploe o r condim ent
. . .
which w h ets th e a p p e tite and In­
If th e ch ick en s, e ith e r old o r young,
creases th e p a ln tu b illty of feed for all a re not th rifty , look fo r lice. D u rin g
live stock.
hot w e a th e r th ese p.w ts get In th e ir
If h b u ll c a l f Is d e h o r n e d early In
life It s h o u l d be done w ith c a u s tic pot
nsh soon a f te r the an im al is a week
old
If n eglected nt th a t tim e It Is
P u re b re d reittle a r e 48 p e r re n t
b e tte r to wnlt tintII th e hull I* becom ­ I m ore efficient p ro d u c e rs th a n scrub«
ing old an d show* a tendency to b e
says th e U nited S ta te s d e p a rtm e n t of
pome ugly
T hen th e rem oval o f the
A griculture.
horns will culm th e hull nnd m ake
e • •
F eeding th e lam bs a little g rain each
him mope easily bundled fo r q u ite a
lay affo rd s an o p p o rtu n ity fo r seeing
long tim e
Route bull calve* a re n eg ­
them o ften an d hen ce fo r detecting
lected a n d not given th e heat o f rn
tro u b le s before they becam e u n io n »
tlon* or a d e a n atahle. T h is help« to
tg e u b la
red u ce th e ir v itality and It n ev er pay*
(© ,
MITES ARE HARMFUL
C olic In h o rse s u su a lly m e a n t In-
1 digestion. It m ay co n sist sim ply o f t
few spasm odic p a in s from which the
an im al quickly recovers, o r (lie indi­
| gestion may te rm in a te In Inflam m ation
I o f th e bow els w hich o ften proves fatal
w ithin 24 hours. Som e form s of In-
digestion ore co m p licated by b loating,
an d th e in te rn a l p re ss u re m ay ru p tu re
i th e a n im a l’s stom ach o r ca u se it to
j d ie of suffocation.
M ost cases of colic can he p re v e n t­
ed by carefu l feeding. S udden ch an g es
o f feed should be avoided. Also, feed.
In a
of cu rin g , such a s new
i o a t®- new l>’ c'u t 8'«»». an d new com , j
ls »Iw uys d an g ero u s for h o rses. H eavy
g rain , such a s co in , should have b ra n
or o a ts ad d ed to give it g r e a te r bulk
I an d re n d e r It lig h te r.
It Is a good p ra c tic e In feed in g
| w ork h o rses d u rin g
hot su m m er
m o n th s to p -eced e th e ev en in g g ra in
ra tio n w ith an allo w an ce of hay.
T h is gives th e an im al tim e to becom e
so m ew h at rested and cooled, an d th e
m ore c o n c e n tra te d feed will be m uch
“b est lick s" an d th e poor fo w ls have
to suffer u n less well tr e a te d fo r llee
freq u en tly .
• • •
A rap id g ro w th atuoug p u lle ts will
req u ire th e u se o f a grow ing m ash.
T he easily d ig este d gro u n d g ra in s and
o th er ele m e n ts n eed ed to r g ro w th can
all be Included in o n e h o p p er an d th en
you know ev ery p u lle t has a ch a n c e at
a full cro p any tim e of th e day
1924, W M ic r o
N e w s p a p e r U n io n .)
MUSIC HATH CHARMS—
AND CASH RETURNS
n g irl
T H fo E u n d sm h all-tow
e r place.
m u sician h a s
T h a t’s w h at I le a rn e d fro m a re c e n t
talk w ith a girl fu r iqpre m u sically
g ifte d th a n m uny a one who feela
th e re is no p ro p e r au d ien ce fo r h e r
a r t o u tsid e th e city.
“ N o lo n g er does sh e need to be th e
p ro v erb ial p a tie n t, a ll-en d u rin g to w n
fix tu re, sub m issiv e to th e w him s of
ch ild ren who ‘ta k e ’ from h er, doing
h e r dally bit w ith u n ru ly stu d e n ts an d
stick y p ian o keys,” sh e d eclared . “B u t
n e ith e r should she, on th e o th e r hand,
ad o p t th e vices of th e old-tim e city
m usic m a s te r w ho h a d u con v en ien t
ru le r to rup sh a rp ly th e k n u ck les of
u n resp o n siv e h an d s. T h e g irl m u si­
cian In a sm all tow n m ay do any one
of a dozen th in g s w ith h er m u sic ; and
if she h ap p en s to teach , sh e m ay
m a in ta in both h er se lf-resp ect an d
h e r f a ir m in d ed n ess."
In th e s e d ay s o f good ro ad s an d
au to m o b iles, th e girl who elects to
give lessons In p luno n eed n 't feat th a t
old bogey of th e diftteulty In finding
pupils.
S he m ay a d v e rtise In th e
local p a p e r fo r h er pu p ils, o r solicit
th em p erso n ally , or, if sh e does not
c a re to do p riv a te teach in g , she m ay
possibly find a p lace in th e tow n
schools. T hen, th e ch u rch o ften re­
q u ires, b esid es th e usu al acco m p an ist
a t S u n d ay an d m idw eek serv ices, a
m u sician to teach C h ristm n s an d
E a s te r caro ls to S u n d ay school s tu ­
d en ts, an d to tra in them , a t v ario u s
tim es th ro u g h o u t th e y ear, fo r con­
c e rts a n d c a n ta tn s.
A p erso n ally co n d u cted “lyceum bu­
re a u ” Is fre q u e n tly a p ro fitab le p ro p o ­
sition. T h e g irt In c h a rg e sho u ld p la n
th e se rie s o f e n te rta in m e n ts, w hich
m ay b e given In c h u rch o r school
house, to co n sist o f «-ell-chosen In­
stru m e n ta l an d vocnl selectio n s, v aried
w ith ta lk s on o p eras, g re a t co m p o sers
and sim ila r su b je cts.
T h e e d ito r of th e local n ew sp ap er.
If he d o esn 't h a p p e n to be m usically-
m inded h im self, m ay b e g lad to em ­
ploy th e m u sician ’s se rv ic e s o -casino
ally to “co v er” m u sical ev e n ts fo r
him.
A n o th er o p p o rtu n ity for h e r
m ay b e a n a rra n g e m e n t w ith th e m ak ­
e rs o f th e p ian o of w hich sh e m ost
ap p ro v es, by w hich th ey «III g ra n t
h er a com m ission on all sa le s m ad e
a s th e re su lt o f h e r reco m m en d atio n s.
T h e girl m u sician no lo n g er h a s to
bu ry h e r lig h t u n d e r a bu sh el If s h r
re m a in s In th e old hom e tow n.
CONSIDER THE MARKET-
ABLE MUSHROOM
W AGE e a rn e r w ith o u t p. wage—
th a t ’s th e a n o m alo u s positio n In
w hich a sm all to w n girl so m etim es
finds h erself. H om e co n d itio n s mny
n e c e s sita te h e r fo llow ing an en d less
round o f w ash in g . Ironing, scru b b in g ,
sw eep in g ; b u t sh e m ay sta n d a rd iz e a t
least a p a rt o f h e r lab o r, m ay re a liz e
th e v alu e of a p a rt o f h e r effo rts—
by g row ing m ushroom s.
T h a t's th e so lu tio n o f one gtrl who
fo r y e a rs had co n sid ered h e rse lf hope­
lessly h am p ered by lack of o u tsid e
conflicts, an d th e n a rro w in g ilem unds
of su ch a hom e upon h e r tim e.
" T h e re ’s no se c re t of m y ste rio u s
fo rm u la. In sp ite of a m ore o r less
p re v a le n t opinion, fo r th e groudng of
m u sh ro o m s.’’ sh e a ssu re d me, " th a t's
why a novice h a s Ju st a s good a
chance ns au ex p erien ced g ro w er."
F o r th e girl «-ho decid es to p la n t
z m ushroom "g a rd e n ," th e first ste p
Is to g e t sp aw n , w hich c o rre sp o n d s to
th e se e d s she w ould u se In grow ing
o th e r p lan ts. T h is sp aw n , a su b sta n c e
ta k e n from th e living flesh o f fresh
m ushroom s, site will find sp ecially
p re p a re d in sm all-sized b rick s. It Is
v ital th a t she p la n t fre sh sp aw n , of
th e first q u ality . T h is high q u ality
sp aw n eat. b e h a d a t a reaso n a b le
price, an d Its u se e lim in a te s m uch o f
th e elem en t of risk In m ushroom
grow ing.
T h e g ro w er m ay p la n t h e r m u sh ­
room s a n y w h e re Indoors, In an old
b arn , cellar, cave, sh ed o r tu n n el. T h e
te m p e ra tu re m u st he even nnd m od­
era te , a n d th e bods m u st he sh ield ed
from th e d ire c t su n lig h t. T h e te n d e r
p la n ts th riv e on th e cool sein l-d ark -
ness.
P ro b ab ly th e g irl w ho g ro w s m ush­
room s a t hom e will find th e c e lla r the
m ost accessib le p la c e th a t Is su ita b le
fa r h e r purpose.
A lthough m u sh ro o m s o rd in arily a r e
a w in ter crop, la s tin g from O cto b er to
May. w in ter, su m m er nnd In term ed i­
a te m u sh ro o m s m ay be grow n and
m a rk e te d In la rg e q u a n titie s. T he girl
w ho can fu rn ish first q u a lity fresh
m ushroom s, p u t up In n e a t th re e or
four-pound b a s k e ts, will n ev er la rk a
m a rk et.
H otels, clubs, r e s ta u r a n ts
an d p riv a te fam ilies o f h e r own com ­
m u n ity a re h e r hest-pa.vlng cu sto m ­
ers, if sh e enn bn ild up h e r tra d e
am ong th em . If sh e decid es to sh ip
som e o f h e r b a s k e ts fo r som e d istan c e,
sh e sh o u ld sem i th em d irect to a com ­
m ission ag en t, w ho will d isp o se o f
them fo r h er, c h a rg in g ab o u t te n p er
cen t fo r h is services.
About 200 p o u n d s o f good, m a rk e t­
ab le m u sh ro o m s should b e th e a era g e
yield from each 100 s q u a re feet of
bed
T iie girl w ho c a n ’t leav e hom e
B a y still be a fa c to r In th e econom ic
w o rld —th ro u g h tiie m ag ic o f h e r m ush­
room s.
A
WRIGLEYS
Jifttr every meal
A p U a sa a l
■ o il a g r e e a b l e
sw eet and a
I-a -s -t-l-a -g
b e n e f i t aa
w e ll.
Good
te e tb ,
for
b re a th
a n d d lg e a U o n .
M a k e s t ba
next c ig a r
taste better.
T h o u g h tfu l B oy
“ Go a n a se e if th e re u re an y crow s
In th a t field of co rn ,” sa i l th e fa rm r
to th e n ew plow boy.
T h e boy w en t o a t nnd ca m e back
i w ith .h e n ew s th a t h e h u d c m u ted
fifty-four.
“ D id yor. d riv e th em a w a y ? ” ask ed
th e fa rm e r.
“ No, s ir," rep lied th e hoy, “ I th o u g h t
; th ey w e re a ll y o u rs."— H o m e C ircle.
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP-ROOT
For m any years druggists have watched
trith much interest the rem arkable record
I m aintained by Dr. K ilm er’s Swamp-Root,
i the great kidney, liver and bladder medi­
cine.
I t is a physician’s prescription.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi-
i cine. I t helps the kidneys, liver and
bladder do th e work natu re intended they
should do.
Swamp-Root has stood th e test of years.
It is sold by all druggists on its m erit and
it should help you. No other kidney medi­
cine has so many friends.
Be sure to get Swamp-Root and sta rt
treatm ent a t once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation, send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for s
sample bottle. W hen w riting, be sure
and m ention th is paper.—A dvertisem ent.
T h e V illa in F o ile d !
B lu e b e a rd sm iled n s h e o p en ed th e
clo set d o o r a n d saw th e b o d ies of tils
fo rm er w iv es h an g in g by th e ir gory
tre ss e s. T h e n h e sn a rle d n s h e took
: a look u t h is n ex t p ro sp e c tiv e v ictim .
“ C u r s e s !" h e screa m e d . “ S h e’s got
| h e r h a ir b o b b ed !**— A m erican L egion
| W eekly.
Skin so sore could
not touch water
to it
Retinol relieves it within
few hours
W a s h in g to n , D. C., A u g . 2 5 :— “ I
am so g r a te f u l to you f o r y o u r
sp le n d id p ro d u c ts a n d f o r w h a t th e y
h a v e acco m p lish ed f o r m e t h a t I
feel I m u st g iv e you th e d e ta ils.
I n a tte m p tin g to
im p ro v e th e a p p e a r ­
an ce o f m y cnin, I
used a so a p w hich
h ad b een reco m m en d ­
ed f o r t h a t p u rp o se
b u t w hich p ro v ed to
b e to o h a r s h f o r
w h en I w ash ed off th e la th e r , th e
sk in cam e w ith it. I a p p lie d cold
c re a m , b u t th e d a m a g e w a s to o se ­
v e re to y ield to so m ild a n a g e n t.
M y h u sb a n d co n su lte d o u r n e ig h ­
b o rh o o d d r u g g is t an d a s k e d if i t
w ould n o t b e a d v isa b le to call in
o u r fa m ily d o cto r. T h e d ru g g is t
sa id : “ Y ou d o n o t n eed a d o c to r in
th is case. G e t a j a r o f R esin o l O in t­
m e n t a n d a cak e o f R esin o l S o ap
an d h a v e y o u r w ife u se th e m a c ­
c o rd in g to d ire c tio n s — th e y will
b e a t e v e r y th in g else a h u n d re d
w a y s .” So m y h u sb a n d b o u g h t th a
R esinol p ro d u c ts a n d h o p e fu lly
b r o u g h t th e m hom e.
M y sk in w a s so te n d e r a n d so re
t h a t I could n o t to u ch w a te r to it,
so I c le a n s e d i t g e n tly firs t w ith
p u re olive oil an d th e n a p p lied th e
R esin o l. I u se d a s o ft h a n d k e rc h ie f
t h a t n ig h t f o r p ro te c tio n . In th a
m o rn in g , I b a th e d i t g e n tly w ith
w arm w a te r a n d R esinol S oap,
rin s in g off w ith te p id w a te r , an d I
could h a r d ly b eliev e t h a t such a
m ira c le o f h e a lin g c o u ld o ccu r d u r­
in g one n ig h t. T h e r a w s u rfa c e
h ad film ed o v e r an d no w looked
on ly lik e a b a d case o f su n b u rn . I
k e p t m y fa c e a n o in te d w ith R e si­
nol all t h a t d ay a n d b y n ig h t th e
im p ro v e m e n t w as so g r e a t t h a t I
w a s ab le to go o ut.
T hi3 e x p e rie n c e is now o n ly a
m e m o ry f o r m y fa c e is s o f te r , f a i r e r
an d s m o o th e r th a n e v e r. A j a r o f
R esinol is m y b est p al in th e f u tu r e
an d I w ill n e v e r h e w ith o u t it.”
(S ig n e d ) M rs. C. P . T a p le y , 1028
8 th S t., N . W .
W. N. U., S a lt L ak e C ity , No. 4 2 -1**$