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WHITE LEGHORN
BABY CHICKS
G u a r a n te e d
s tu r d y , liv e ly .
p u re
E n g lis h
s t r a i n . D o u b le p e d ig r e e d s to c k . N o I n b re e d
in g . h e a v y e g g p r o d u c e r s , p u lle ts , 3 m o n th s
old. B re d f ro m 232 to 3 1 4 -eg g r e c o r d h e n s.
C O C K K K K I.S
H I G H E S T Q U A L IT Y
U N IV E R S A L P I C T U R E S C O R F .
P o u l tr y F a r m s D e p t., S e c tio n 25A
U nlversM l C ity
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C a l if o r n ia
Hia C u rio sity A ro u se d
T h e g a rd e n e r o f a lurge house one
d a y ap p ro ach ed th e b u tle r. “ M orti
m e r,” h e ex claim ed , "you m ight point
th is ch ap , D arw in, o u t to m e th e n e x t
tim e h e com es to d in n e r.”
“D a rw in , D arw in ,” echoed th e b u t
ler, lo oking p erp lex ed .
“T ea, D arw in . I h ap p en ed to h e a r
Ids lo rd sh ip say t h e o th e r d ay th a t
ev ery tim e h e looks a t m e h is m ind
goes b a c k to D a rw in .”— E d in b u rg h
S co tsm an .
DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked W ith "Bayer Cross"
Has Been Proved Safe by Million«.
W a rn in g ! U n less you se e th e nam e
“B a y er" o n p a c k a g e o r on ta b le ts you
a re n o t g e ttin g th e g en u in e B a y e r
A sp irin p ro v ed s a fe by m illions an d
p re sc rib e d b y p h y sic ia n s fo r 25 years.
S ay “ B a y er” w h e n you b u y A spirin.
Im ita tio n s m ay p ro v e d an g ero u s.— Adv.
A ir M ilea g e 28,000,000
On J a n u a r y 1, 1025, m ore th a n 28,-
000,000 m iles h ad b een flown In reg u
la r sc h ed u led a ir se rv ic e In th e U nited
S ta te s an d E urope.
T h e re la a la rg e difference In th e
type an d m a tu rity at different birds of
th e sam e age and g en eral breeding.
T h is should be tak en into co n sid era
tio n when selecting b ird s fo r w in ter
laying o r fo r breeding purposes. T h e
slow -m aturing b ird s will show long,
■lender heads, lack of fleshing, be light
in w eight and show g en eral signs of
lack o f vigor.
T h e slow -developing
birds will also lack In body cap ac ity
an d d ev elo p m en t
A te s t which w as ru n by th e lo w s
ex p erim en t sta tio n show s th a t the
early m a tu rin g b ird s a r e th e b est fo r
w in te r egg p roduction an d th a t they
also co n tin u e to be th e h eav iest lay
ers d u rin g th e follow ing sum m er. T h e
p u lle ts In th e te s t w ere divided Into
fo u r groups, th e ea rly m atu rin g , me
dium m atu rin g , la te m a tu rlu g an d very
la te m atu rin g .
T h e re su lts fo r th e fo u r
w in ter
m onths of Novem ber, D ecem ber. J a n
uary and F e b ru a ry show ed a n av erag e
of 51.42 eggs fo r th e first group, 38.85
for th e second, 15.39 fo r th e th ird , and
only 3.28 fo r th e very la te -m a tu rin g
group.
In th e follow ing fo u r sp rin g m onths
th e difference w as still m arked, but
n ot so g re a t. T h e a v e ra g e fo r th e
different gro u p s w ere 90.65 fo r th e
first group, 73.93 fo r th e second, 67.82
for th e th ird , an d 35.44 fo r th e fo u rth .
In th e fo u r m o u th s of Ju ly , A ugust,
S ep tem b er a n d O ctober, w hich com
pleted th e y e a r's te s t, th e re s u lts w ere
ag ain decidedly In fav o r o f th e early
m a tu rin g birds. T h e a v e ra g e s w ere
75.43 fo r th e first group, 60.89 fo r th e
second. 36.62-fo r th e th ird , a n d 15.04
for th e fo u rth .
T h e to ta l fo r th e y e a r show ed an
av erag e o f 217.5 eggs fo r th e first
group o r th e early m a tu rin g fow ls.
Cholera Is Contagious
and Is Spread by Hens
C holera Is a highly c o n tag io u s d is
ease conveyed by b acillu s w hich are
found In th e d isc h a rg e s an d In th e
blood. T h e ra p id sp re a d o f th e con
tag io n Is acco u n ted f o r by th e fow ls
ea tin g g ra s s o r o th e r food co n tam i
n ated by ex c re tio n s of d ise ased birds,
and th ro u g h spilled blood of diseased
birds. P ro b a b ly th e first sign of th is
tro u b le is show n th ro u g h th e u ra te s —
th a t p a r t of th e ex crem en t o f th e
fowl w hich Is ex creted by th e k id n ey s
an d voided w ith th e d roppings. N or
m ally th is Is w h ite, b u t It becom es
tin g ed w ith yellow , a n d th e n bright
yellow w hen th e b ird Is In fected w ith
ch olera. In ch o lera th e solid p a r t of
th e d ro p p in g s also c h a n g e s color, be
com ing b rig h t em erald g reen In stead
of d a rk g reen a p p ro a c h in g black, as
It a p p e a rs w hen norm al.
C h an g es in color of th e droppings,
to g e th e r w ith freq u e n t voiding o f ex
crem en t w ith m ucus an d fro th are
d a n g er signals.
I t Is Im p o rtan t to
ex am in e th e d ropping b o a rd s dally
w hen ch o lera Is re p o rte d In th e neigh
borhood.
F o w ls th a t show th is tro u b le will
u su ally sta n d w ith d ro o p in g wings,
roughened fe a th e rs an d d isten d e d crop.
B ird s sh o u ld be killed w ith o u t spill
ing blood by pulling th e neck. All
carc a sse s should be p ro m p tly burned.
K eep th e flock In ns sm a ll gro u p s
as possible.
D isin fect f re q u e n tly ;
keep th e d u st dow n an d discourage
stra y dogs an d v isito rs In th e chicken
yard.
Select Breeding Males
Early for Next Spring
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have done
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T h e selection o f b reed in g m ales for
next season should begin a s soon as
they ca n be d istin g u ish ed from th e
p u llets. T h e M issouri e x p e rim e n t s ta
tion bred up a g re a t flock of la y e rs In
a few y e a rs sim ply by se le c tin g th e
co ckerels th a t crow ed first an d th e
p u llets th a t laid first fo r breeding
purposes. I f one does n ot tr a p n e s t It
Is difficult to select th e p u lle ts from
la rg e flocks. B ut s few m in u te s spent
w ith th e co ckerels ea rly on a clear
m orning will read ily d istin g u ish the
m ore ad v an ce d m ales. A p eeping red
com h Is th e first indication, a n d e
squeaky crow is th e second.
T h e exceptional co ck erels o f the
L eghorn a n d o th e r lig h te r b reed s will
s ta r t to crow a t ab o u t six w eeks. T he
h eav ier b re e d s u su a lly ta k e from
e ig h t tp nine w eeks. T h e se early
cro w ers should be m ark ed by wing
b an d s o r leg b an d s an d given special
a tte n tio n u n til m atu rity .
A few m in u te s sp e n t in observing
th e m ales a t th is ag e will re p a y th e
b reed er m any tim es o v er for his tro u
ble. O ne good m ale se lected fo r his
early crow , given special care, and
used fo r breeding m ay ad v an ce th e
egg pro d u ctio n as m uch a s 30 p e r cen'
In a single y ear.
Drinking Fountains
Jinny non-freezing d rin k in g foun
ta in s now on th e m ark et a re enjoying
a splendid, sale. T h is is well b era n se
chickens need p a re , fre sh w a te r as
m uch in w in te r a s In sum m er. A per
son ra n th riv e lo n g er w ith o u t w a te r
th a n \\ Ithout food, an d a hen is the
sam e w ay. T h e p o u ltry m an who can
keep his fow ls lively, co m fo rtab le and
happy d u rin g th e coldest w e a th e r is
th e one w ho will m ake th e m ost money
On cold, rain y d ay s It Is best to koop
h« fowl« confined to tho house.
Sedas t m . f , o. t, Lasting, M u A.
Power, Quality,
Economy
Low-cost Transportation
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13— T o d e s t r o y
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15— A n u m b e r
Id— F i n i s h
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A c h a r a c t e r In D i c k e n s * “ C h 8 r 6 i s —
t A g r e a t d e a l ( s la n g )
3 0 — A s e e d e n v e lo p e
m a s C arol**
2 0 - W U « w r it
3 7 — P e r t a i n i n g t o t h e m in d
33— A « t in g i n g : I n s e c t
30— A n g r y
2 3 — A a rlrl’s n a m e
40— P r o fo u n d s le e p ( m e d ic a l)
t5 — A p a r e n t (n ic k n a m e )
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W h e n t h e c o r r e c t l e t t e r s a r e p l a c e d In t h e w h i t e s p a c e s t h i s p u s s l e w i l l
s p e ll w o r d s b o th v e r tic a lly a n d h o r iz o n ta lly .
T h e f i r s t l e t t e r i n e a c h w o r d Is
I n d ic a te d b y a n u m b e r , w h ic h r e f e r s t o t h e d e f in it io n lis t e d b e lo w t h e p u s s le .
T h u s N o , 1 u n d e r t h e c o l u m n h e a d e d “ h o r i z o n t a l ” d e f i n e s a w o r d w h i c h w i l l f ill
t h e w h i t e s p a c e s u p t o t h e f ir s t b l a c k s q u a r e t o t h e r i g h t , a n d a n u m b e r u n d e r
“ v e r t i c a l ” d e f i n e s a w o r d w h i c h w i l l f il l t h e w h i t e s q u a r e s f o t h e n e x t b l a c k o n e
b e lo w . N o l e t t e r s g o in th e b la c k s p a c e s . A ll w o r d s u s e d a r e d ic t io n a r y w o r d s ,
e x c e p t p r o p e r n a m e s . A b b r e v ia t io n s , s la n g . I n itia ls , t e c h n ic a l t e r m s a n d o b s o le t s
f o r m s a r e in d ic a t e d in t h e d e f in it io n s .
By T H O M A S A R K L E C L A R K
O E M IL LE K s a t on a rick ety ch air
In th e “office" of H ick s’ elev ato r
dividing h is tim e b etw een w h ittlin g a
p in e stic k an d p ick in g th e sn a rls out
o f h is rag g ed u n k e m p t beard .
He
w as a fo rlo rn looking figure, u nw ashed
and u n a ttra c tiv e , h is Ups sta in e d
w ith tobacco ju ic e , an d his h an d s
grim y w ith d irt. H ow J o e h ad kept
aoul a n d body to g e th e r d u rin g h is six
ty o r m ore y e a rs no one could q u ite
guess, fo r be h a d little p ro p e rty and
he had n ev er b een c a u g h t w orking.
Jo e re a lly b lam ed all h is Indigence
en d m isfo rtu n e on luck.
“ N ow th e re ’s B ill S m lth e rs," Jo e
w a s sa y in g a s he rounded his w h it
tlin g in to sh a p e , “ h e ’s Ju st ro llin g In
m oney. H e a n d 1 s ta rte d to g eth er,
an d look a t m e. N o th in g th a t I do
e v e r am o u n ts to a n y th in g ; w h a te v e r
h e to u c h e s tu r n s to m oney. H e ’s a l
w ay s lucky.”
J o e did n o t re m e m b e r th a t S m lth ers
h ad been a h a rd w o rk e r since he w as
a hoy, th a t he h a d saved his m oney,
th a t he had e d u c a te d him self, th a t he
knew isn re a b o u t h is p a r tic u la r line
o f b u sin e ss th a n an y o n e In th e co u n
try . W h a t h a d h een w on by sh rew d
h a rd se n se an d re g u la r w ork M iller
a ttr ib u te d to luck.
I should not w a n t to a rg u e th a t luck
n e v e r e n te rs Into a m a n ’s success.
C hance often, no douht, gives a m an
an o p p o rtu n ity , h u t It seldom helps
him In m aking th e m ost o f It. In
th e s e d ay s even oil w ells an d giOd
m ines a r e seldom discovered by luck
b u t a re lo cated th ro u g h scientific d a le
an d In v estig atio n .
I h av e w atch ed a good m any men
d u rin g th e la s t th ir ty y ears, an d I
h a v e know n som e w ho succeeded and
o th e rs who did n o t ; I h a v e h e a rd m en
com p lain of Ill-tre a tm e n t by em ploy
e rs an d ra il a g a in s t th e ill-luck w hich
th e y w ere su re w a s keeping them
dow n. I am m ore a n d m ore convinced,
how ever, a s I h a v e stu d ie d th e con
d itio n s th a t ca u se m en to rise o r
w hich k eep th em In su b o rd in a te or
In fe rio r p o sitio n s th a t th e re Is very
little in luck. S uccess Is alm ost a l
w a y s In h ere n t In a m an ’s c h a ra c te r,
Is th e re su lt of h is ow n striv in g s and
accom plishm ent.
T h e re a re n ot so very m any b arg ain
s a le s In th e m a rk e t o f life. T h in g s
m ay o fte n seem c h e a p am i e asily won,
b u t In th e end w e a r e likely to get
only w h a t w e p ay fo r—th e re Is no
su ch th in g a s lock.
- T h e m a jo rity o f young m en going
out to tr y th e h a ttle In th e w orld look
f o r th e good Job. fo r th e u n u su al
chance, fo r th e o p p o rtu n ity flint will
b rin g them su c cess and fo rtu n e w ith
out effort.
T h e re <a no su ch th in g a t a good
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Horizontal.
Job w ith o u t th e ex cellen t m an to fill
It ; no one p ro fessio n h a s It m uch
over a n o th e r ex cep tin g a s th e m en In
It a r e su p e rio r o r o th erw ise.
The
good Job la th e one you m ak e som e
th in g o u t o f ; th e lucky ch an ce is th e
one you w ork a t w ith en erg y a n d In
tellig en ce a n d en th u sia sm .
A nd It
does n o t m a k e so m uch d ifference
w h ere you go. fo r It Is w h a t Is In
you th a t d e te rm in e s w h e th e r o r n o t
th e Job Is good o r th e ch an ce lucky.
(© . 1925, W e ste r n N e w sp a p e r U n io n .)
Science Conies to Aid
Labor of Shoveling
H av e you e v e r noticed th a t th e h a rd
est p a rt o f sh o v elin g in tough m a te ria l
Is g e ttin g th e shovel ln7 You p u sh an d
« you bang y o u r an ato m y a g a in s t Its
h andle, u n til p a rt, a t least, o f a shovel
ful h a s been b itte n off. B ut It la h ard ,
killing w ork, a s s e rts th e S cientific
A m erican.
At Least They Have
Room for Many Loves
“O u r m ovie q u e e n s h a v e big h e a rts ,"
P la y w rig h t E u g en e W a lte r a t a
m ovie q u e e n ’s d in n e r In New Y ork.
" I ca lle d o n a m ovie q u een th e o th e r
a fte rn o o n ,” h e w e n t on, “ a n d found
h e r w ritin g le tte r s .
H e r b e a u tifu lly
m o n o g ram m ed sta tio n e ry w a s In v a ri
ous colors, a n d I s a id :
‘" Y o u don’t stic k to o n e co lo r o f
p ap er, do y o b ?’
“ ‘O h, no,’ sa id she. ‘W hen I w rite
to G eorge, I a lw a y s u se p in k p a p e r—
laid
th a t m ean s love. W h en I w rite te
Boggle, 1 u se blu e— t h a t m e a n s " f a ith
ful -unto d e a th .”
W h en I w rite t*
Clive, I u s e cream — th a t m e a n s “m y
first an d only love.” W h en — T
" B u t h ere," sa id M r. W a lte r, " I
ch an g ed th e su b je c t. A s I w as s a y
ing, m ovie q u e e n s h a v e b ig h e a rts ."
A p p le E x p o rts
A pples to th e v a lu e o f 824,287,04«
w ere ex p o rted fro m th e U n ited B tatea
In 1924, us co m p ared w ith 19,990,00«
w o rth In 1922.
Thii woman'! experience
is typical oj thousands •
d i i any physician.
*A n d to think I was poisoning
my own Baby!”
*1 couldn't aee why he didn’t**' ltiea approve been une it is so safe,
and natural in ita action.
gain. I never dreamed that gentle
Constipation is dangerous for
my constipation was re anybody. Nujol is safe for every
sponsible until the doctor body. I t does not affect tb#
stomach and ia not absorbed by
told me.
f
the body.
“ He explained that faulty
alow elimination of waste
matter allowed poisons to
form and be absorbed by
the blood—and this meant
tainted milk for baby.
N ujol helps m N ature’s own way
Nujol simply makes up for a de
ficiency—tem porary or ehronio—
in the supply of natural lubricant
in the intestines. It softens tbe
waste m atter and thus permit#
thorough and regular elimina
tion, without overtaxing the
intestinal muscles.
B ut su p p o se you h ad a h e lp e r w hose
job it w as to s tr ik e th e r e a r end of th e
“He prescribed the Nujol
shovel. All you would h av e to do
treatment and it made a
w ould b e to hold th e shovel an d keep
world of difference to both
It p o in tin g w h ere you w an ted It to
Nujol can be taken for any
work.
of ug. Now that I know length
of tim e without ill effects.
how dangeroug constipation To insure internal cleanliness, it
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that bad condition again.w be diaeontinued at any time.
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e at th e ir w ay th ro u g h .
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shoveling coal o r san d , b u t fo r tough
jolts.
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p rescrip tio n a f te r p re sc rip tio n d o n s a n d lig a m e n ts o f th e Jo in ts— rig h t
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to g e t rid of rh e u m a tic sw ellin g s an d b lessed r e lie f co m es q u ick ly .
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review In a la te r bun*, rem ind* me creak y , sw ollen, to rm e n te d Jo in ts w ork sp e ed y a n d g ra tify in g re su lts .
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bj- c o n tr a s t of th e com position on tbl* w ith Ju st a s m uch sm o o th n ess a s th ey
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w h e re fo r 60 ce n ts a tub«.
su b je c t w ritte n by a New H av en
Now, th is p re sc rip tio n , rig h tly n am ed
A lw ay s rem em b er, w hen J o in t-E s s *
schoolboy. H e .a id , “L in co ln lived to io ln t-F a se , a f te r being te s te d snecesw
get* In Jo in t ag o n y g e ts o u t—quick .
a g reen old ag e an d died in 1890. He fn lly on m nny o b stin a te caaes, la of-
i* a* fam o u s in E n g lan d a* in A m er ere d th ro u g h p ro g ressiv e p h a rm a c ist*
Biggest Selling Joint
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o m illio n s o f p eople w ho su ffe r from
Remedy in fhe World
d lln g Jo in ts th a t need lim b erin g up.
a f te r Idm.” S h o rtly a f te r re a d in g this
Sw ollen, tw lngy. Inflam ed, stiff, paln-
original c o n trib u tio n fo b io g rap h y , I
•rtnnrd Joint* ar* u su a lly c a u sed by
stood In fro n t of th a t m agnificent
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c a th e d ra l, an d It te e m e d to say, “Be
lat-U ase soak* s tr a ig h t In th ro u g h
fo re A b rah am w as, I a m ." - S c rib n e r*
How to Quickly Limber Up
Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints
Joint-Ease