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for -v .-fe. ?!l- 8^ TV]* L-aJr*..* |t.! IEMOVE MALES FROM FLOCK Infartlls Eggs Are Best to Kosp and Coat ttfssrto rodueo9ond tho Udostsrs to Mark*. gfreparsd by the United Stata* Depart msnt of Agriculture.) Produce Infertile eggs. They are worth more, as they Jieep better jsnd fSer^^Te^-toproaaee tms mere location, ability, or labor other than itching and killing or selling the i Inters WisMlasftpS- altfbVe ffie While egg* are plentiful some should 1 preferred for. the yintor months, I i they will be ac*bi aft# hfch tfrl&d. costs but llttlf fnfltbe^mdneyfnu ll fcor.'and Is so Wiuf *onVmt it Is By common sense ,to do it., Use, 1 fah, infertile iggVand let cn%|&*t 4 fc know that they can get such egg9 1 previa* $*$*JJfc* **VPJIW 1 *eaeiTed ftt^uJ*j* In touch. i Mb the cdunty or home ^emonstra., on agent, the state e#n%)oit'^ltt.ct- fc or Die United States department I mgt&Htix:'" OsV/tl$ tf fr,**** calling Mask or the market. Eliminate weaklings and deformed $ W rid of the cMek lhat staffds aloft! aid* of the coop with Its- wing* ^wn,la MifierVtttBed eye'tofft% hekff *Jw4t Do oA keep slag* Ink it*^ afri^ot spme it yffr pay I !_*: ml -'!t x. "if: 8he4e and Clean Coops Furnished Voting Chicks on Government Farm at Beltavllle, Md. the night are ot the greatest ixupor. ^ttnWlusrowJflg hiwittyrtwBgr*l orous birds, whether they are for meat, eS SbwiA cht A should Ka-re plenty of j^od, hourl'shfiig'feod. Bo n. meal should pe fed liberally to those Intend- *$*^^rfatX7ffal** the nght on jnltea and lice. They must be fought n%trtna$ljB~air sections and in all IMPORTANT PART OF BUILDINQ Coromeniea Mor or Less KUberato The United State* government puts ^a public buiniliiigs atl over the coun &yy wttd -a" eor6erstpne j 'customarily laid. But there Is no hole In the lat- rfuthorftSe, orVffiffitc body deslrsi to conduct a ceremony. Tine llfcsons take 'a specialtoterostIn onttMonW*'' 9a tf ak 'Sccasloo Iheyafcpear to fhll rUgsSla. and a cop bo^is uf*l AoJrtithf!grtlclesJn- flaceti lns&e the corn^tone, whlcb umir*umm*'fki+mis.im.%u Speed- i"- jiflt '^j?-] 4k-.-j*'^P!' ^_ ".:i_t r*. -r- 1 -T 'v as moat within twtrw^eks the fresh meat has been^pld't ^his speed rrie^'iis tncney in*'"/ the pocket of the one who raises the live stock ^nd of the o^e who, eats the meat It msans a, rapid "turnover" of capital arid invest-1 mentmaking- possible thetrans action of daily business on a l^^ower margin oi proric 4 Speed permit^ Sjwi^t 8^" Coni^an^' to c\o a sjjdp|s^M business on a profit of a firactibn turnover a^d sma|^ prp|it^ wpu,ldfbe ir^i|ps^ibl^witii6ut the- 4 efficient organiaatioh^ and wide V- 5. sepjae, oi S^wift Company, i,t tesujisjotfii%y.earsj .experience in handing meat Do you believe that gpyern inent interference with' the com plicated and efficient machinery othe. pac&ng ipdus.try can ber o|.any benefit Experience with government reg^ulation^ of rail-?^r roads and telephone and tele-,^ graph might suggest ah answer. 1 Swift & Company, U.S. AJ ^**5-^l if* xi I feV' r'.i\ IBBjaffaTauiiB In Europe It Is a part of the bust' es of monarch* to fay cornerstones. Sens this country the services of a presl are always In demand for the pur pose, If obtainable. On a conspicuous corner In Washington Is a cornerstone mid by Mr. Taft~wlen he was presi dent. It was meant for a church" Jhat remains yet unbuilt. t 'i* Colonel Roosevelt, when president, laid the cornerstone of the Masonic temple In Washington. Oddly enough It was 30 feet In the air at the timeaverage of the ceremony, upheld by timbers, the ground beneath It having been dug away to that depth. But It was neces sary to 'grab the president while the grabbing was good. Probably Dogfish. Blank had had a day off, and when he returned to the office the following morning his pals wanted to know why he looked SddUtgruntlad "Everything went wrong l" grumbled .Blank. '.AXT- "Bow was thatr* one asked ~tf' ,'^Ever go fishing.wtthajtlrl?" "Once." /"'Y'V+'v/^T "Did she protest against nursing the fisM" "JTo. She said she was j&ure they were perfectly happy, because they were all wagging their *L*w*YW L^ m5* th^.t net was 18.6 grama. ^Ohiruw Viol, writing In Science, estfnwtes t| at the carnotite holding's of the Standard Oheaafcal comnany fhouh| produce at **r? 'r a. 'rai&'sHOWS WHATBtC*ES OP THE AVEWODOLL AB ffEtaVttT)J ft SWirHa^eO^PArlY' i FROM THE SALE OF MEAT AND BY PR03UCTS u.ta cWrs fQ^jiAaoa eXPENJTS AWO-1 1. 04 CEKTS- REMAINS WITH SWIFT& COMPANY At PROFIT .^-TJ ^v_%* THE BEMIDJI S rLoo- don Tit-Bits. %UluV & ,^rr, Ameriea's tore of Radlum.v The total production of radium- ele- ment In the United States up to this year Is estimated at A6 grants. It was first produced In IftiS. JA^wMch yeai GOOD .BLOOD ASSISTED DAIRY Qood" Dairy Bull, Purchased as Calf forJMPO,,Put at Head of Herd la Qood Investment. years, which would mean $1,800 addi tional profltfrom the ten cows, because of the $100 Invested In the bull calf. "It was a bully good investment," says the farmer. State of Ohio. tv of Toledo. Lueaa County, at. FVank J. Cheney makes oatb that be fs sentor wrtagr'of tBe flrpi of T. J. Cheney*"'Co.I,doingand -bualnesaein 6f{ ll_WAC?.(Sjeaiy-Catarrh 1 i-Mfci MiMrtis P 5E (Prepared by the United BUtes Depart ment of Agriculture.) A good dairy bull, purchased by a Montana county farm bureau mem ber, cost $100 as a calf It was put at the head of .a herd of ten cows, the annual production of which was 4800 pounds of milt and 200wife." pounds of butterfat The daughters of the bull have now replaced the old eows in the herd and exceed the pro duction of their dams by an average of 102 pounds "butterfat and 1,828 pounds of milk per year. Tbi* im provement nets .$300 profit each yearX8| Without taking into accounte the dlf ference lp^aluejof thorcalve*! A. cow ihjould "carrr ,a, on the City *eledo County JBtat aforesaid and \thmt said Aria wfll pay the suin of QNK' HDNDRBD DOLLARS for each and ev^nr cane of Ciitarrhjihat cannot be turea bytheuae of HALL'S CATARRH UBDICINK. FRANK J. CITE3NET. Sworn to before me and subacrlbed in my'breaence. this Cth day of December, A 5. 1W6. A. W. GL5AWN. Notary Public: Hall's Medicine Is taken In ternally and acta through the Blood on the'Mtfcour Surfaces of the System. Sentf for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEST & CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by all dnisaistB, 75c. Ball's Family Pills for constipation nramti B"'^#atet,Her Honey. SlfliU' I irM^expecttng:JI call uo ae Jri* phone from my^wite ,nt elev*n^ciock. one morning. *$cy at tbat hon^ my.belOinglea, and. taking down the receiver. I said i "H*|W!" The response ^m^to'dr^****- Whiter '.'v. ^MmM:^' "This Is your honey, sw^theart,'? was my reply. In Icy tones came: "You've got tour nerve. Wait till i TO W r. -0'?m Bang went the receiver. I recognised the voice as that of my wife's chum.Chicago Tribune. ^stry r.frL-\iP. Cabinet type rang ea. J|| "SfaipB iy(Kn'.^ "|#igm 'Bj|c|i^ifit^' T0i^.:0^ 7Hot Pte^^copiwrsv: Bath room vihe^jit wall gutters-. ^0l0Ml0S'M iWONE 7(5 *mwsRb Bjli'Sil'w'' J. "nil i IIIU.III.^ 'i gbstipd^ trii toitl^^nv1Ses |Dhe n^bir politely declined. 0^n't you want to see Viola Vane* :plBer' ..:M. ^.coni^ay.?" .A^^^iWwi*:^ "What's the matter, mjr friend? Area't you i!iteistedM^^mUm stars?" "Not this evening. Tm ao^ astrpn inertaklngua nightJB1" T, S Automati Ga Ran^v!|y!M.A,'V,'.to i :Br(^ess :Co^i 'h:m 'its Gas soldering iron furnaces '-Wi*&&%#\ Autoniatje'S^0. jpsfc**-.vyw Spiler: '-^er^ '^i'-'Jle*^ ".^v:.-'wa^ of every and ajpli|^ncer ..'*M ^'^,'^'v''i'^.?CVV- if-. r. ^Jf '.^J'- r^Ji..i feM**i3^3*li^^ .l-^- :-'-U ^__. S* .......rf-,,.,.^,.,..,..,...^^ J^fe-^i^Ss^fcSjS^^^^^III&S^S g^iS S'^^r^^sis^ N^ %-^v' Defective