The Mt. Sterling advocate., April 07, 1921, Image 2

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COLDS!
Cklds at this seon of th yr art sot oslj dte
afrMabls, but are highly dangrou.
t Mk rfMfer f ysr rwartlt.
If ywr system is mt strwtf wnwih to fifM iff the attack,
flwrt (s s(W greakr tfafifer.
SPERIAX
THE LAXATIVE ASPIEIK
Will not efriy give yew ceW relief, hit wifUtefle up the system.
It acts surety, bat gently, to its laxative effect, dearms the tract of
peisetis which endanger health.
Alsa RecemflKn4ed for
Headaches, Neuralgia, Infhrenza, LaGrippe, and the pains of Rheu
matism and Lmtbage.
At AH First Class Drug Stores
Box 15 Tablets 30 Cents
A trial will cwivince. yea that Asper-Lax is a Necessity
Proper Feed Important
In Raising Chickens
t
Sncc raising babj chicks
'depea5$ Iy oa the feeding, care
and mi ement which the young
sters receive daring the early part
of their lives, according to J. R.
Smith, field agent in poultry from
the Kentucky State College of Ag
riculture. Of these throe factors,
proper feeding ia perhaps the most
important. Chicks may be hatched
from healthy vigorous stock and
carefully brooded, but unless they
receive a balanced feed they will not
make the proper growth.
The first feed should not be given
to the young chicks until they are 48
hours old, after which they may be
given some sour skim milk or butter
milk. Daring the first week a good
grain. mixture which may be given
them is made up of 20 pounds of fine
cracked corn, 20 pounds of wheat
and 20 pounds of steel cut onts. The
mixture is best fed five or six times
each dav in amounts that the chicks
will clean up in about fifteen min
uses. Overfeeding should be careful
ly guarded against, according to Mr.
Smith.
second to the twelfth
'ring chicks may be fed
in mixture two or three
v together with a mash
open hopper and milk as
the week-old
which has given
good results at the poultry farm of
the state college is made up of 20
pounds of bran, 20 pounds of
shorts, 20 pounds of corn meal, 8
pounds of bone meal, 12 pounds of
sifted meat scraps and one and one
half pounds of charcoal.
During this period the chicks
should receive sprouted oats or some
form of green feed along with a good
supply of grit, which should be kept
in a hopper. If milk is fed the meat
scrap may he omitted from the
mash.
FROM COAST TO COAST
IN ONE DAY
New SystefM RcfncM
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- Spri hw efeftaiag w & t;
C the ,fti Huijr 1i s rf
eleiag thrgwghswt the year, ae
Mrdfag to JOss VaryXB!er, ffcH
Keatoeky Stale Collage f Agriori
tsre. Cle&mag a grrap of reeos at
one tine is recommcaded by Miss
Miller is a Banner ex saggestMBSf
she has nade oa general cleaag.
By taking a groop aa4 perfermiBg
similar work ia each of the reeaif,
bsib-b the name anuBsent mtu
throagh with it the hewekeeper caa
save herself much tiae and trtrabk.
Cleaaiag of closets, trunks and
drawers is perhaps the first thrag
to consider ia cleaaiag a room. AH
material which is not geiag to be
used should be thrown away, care
being taken to avoid the collection
of "relics." Before articles are re
turned to shelves the papers should
be changed and the drawers or the
shelves wiped out with a weak am
monia solution.
The same solution which may be
made by placing a tab-Iespoonful of
ammonia in water makes an excel
lent one for cleaning woodwork.
Soda applied with a damp cloth has
been found to be a good material for
removing grease and dirt from the
walls and woodwork in kitchens. An
outing flannel bag placed over a
broom has been found to be the best
device for wiping down walls.
Varnished floors are best cleaned
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hat slMald he UtoreagMy dried whea
the scrahfeing- is deae.
Old aewspapers dipped ia water
aad scattered ever the rag er car
pel are exceBeat to catch flyieg daet
whea these are feeing swept. Care
should be takes t see that the rag
is swept with the "Bap." Beating of
the rag is to he avoided since this
has a teadeacy to break, the threads t
according to Hiss Miller.
Gifts for Any Occasion
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A dainty piece of jewelry or an-artiele
in Sterling Silrer make a most aoeept-
ablgifi
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VICTOR BOGAERT CO.
Leading Jewelers and Importers
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
Established 1883 "The Hallmark Store"
Every month is the right month in
which to plant seeds of kindness.
PRODUCE REVIEW
Starkeling of larger supplies of
poultry has caused general declines
in price in both producing and con
suming centers. It is believed that
in sympathy with the decline in other
foodstuffs, the gneral average price
will continue lower.
The eg market j remained fairly
steady during the week, with a good
demand for current supplies. A large
reserve stock is piling up in storage,
the United States Department of
Agriculture reporting stocks, of
679,516 cases in Chicago, New York,
Boston and Philadelphia on March
30, 1021. On the corresponding date
last year there were 4,319 cases in
storage.
It is estimated that the total fig
ures for the United States will show
over 1,000,000 cases stored April lh
1921, "as compared with 121,733
cases on the same date in 1920.
There was little change in butter
prices," although the arrival of
2)000,000 pounds of Danish butter in
the early part of the week brought
about a temporary depression. Some
increase has taken place in butter
production but there is a good con
sumer demand which i3 absorbing
the make about as rapidly as it is
offered.
For Printing, See The Advocate.
Provide Creep
For Young Pigs
When pigs are two or three weeks
old a creep should be built for them
where they may bo fed without being
molested by their mother, according
to recommendations made by the
animal husbandry department of the
Kentucky State College of Agricul
ture. At this age the young animals
may profitably be fed some skim
milk or middling slop with a few
grains o corn thrown into the feed
trough, in order to teach them to eat
grain.
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For Printing, See The Advocate.
Froir
week tl
this sai
times a
fed in
reeomnended for
chicks. A mash
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yffo mm 1
On Feb. 22, Lieutenant W D.
Coney started from San Diego,
Cal., in an Army Afr Service Spe
cial airplane for Pablo neach,
Fla.. hoping to cover the distance
In 24 hours. From coast to coast
at this point il is 2080 nil let. So,
to accomplish the feat in one day
one is required lo travel at an
average of 82 1-2 miles an hour
Billy Sunday says:
"Brighten the corner
where you are."
LuRD
Pure Hog Iard, -
3 pounds for $ XO
0 pounds for 1.00
47-pound Tan 0.75
Tills Is lov? price on lard
SUGAR
Domino Cane Sugar.
S-poucd sack .. . ... .......... 15c
10-pound sack ... - 90o
25-pound sack . is.25
ICOpound sack . . . J9.00
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Life is just one dollar after another.
Churngold
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Paint Your Car
A NEW TOP
We have Experts in Every Department
WRITE US FOE PRICES, ETC.
LAFAYETTE - PHOENIX GARAGE
(Incorporated)
Lexington (49-8t) Kentucky
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This U positively the only mar
garine that we ever saw that
nothing but the best creamery
hotter cempares with It. Just
as good in hot weather as cold.
Price per pound 32c
Delivered if you buy two pounds
EGGS
Strictly fresh ores, large and
clean. IJvcry one guaranteed per
fect. Not delivered unless other'
goods are bought, per dozen ..22c
POTATOES I
15-pound sack ..., $ .30
l'er bushel us
' " TOJIATOES.
We are giving you a grand bar
gain in can Tomatoes, at a price!
that no retail dealer has ever met..
California, 2 size cans, per can,
10 cents; per dozen cans, $L20. ,
CORN. J
This brand of corn that vn are1
selling at one dollar per dozen, is'
worth more money anywhere, and'
is below the cost of prodoctioa.1
Better bny a case. '
rer ease UN
SOAPS, 1
Lenox Soap, 24 bars for ....$1.09
Ivory Soap, 12 bars for ijf
P. & Q. Soap, 14 bars for.... 1M
Vela Naptha Soap, 14 ban.. lAfl
Octagon Soap, 12 bars ...... LM
Star Naptha Powder, 24 boxes
for LM
HAMS ,
American Beauty Brand, 12 to 14
pounds, whole only, per ib..Wd
MEAL. !
10-pound sack v ...$ .36
60-pound sack ............ Uff
Fanners: If you havt
nice Eggs bring then
to us. '
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All Aboard: Sprind
Training Trip, Apri
18th, 19th, 20th. FiW
Pullman cars: let's go.'
DEL MONTE
SLICED PINEAPPLE ' n i
LARGE CANS
Two and one-half size, 2 cans 75c
This is the same size can that we sold a while back
at 60 cents a can
SUGAR NEWS '
It is practically settled that Congress will put a
tariff on sugar of 61 cents a hundred pounds, April
11th, and of course this will be added on by the
refiner on all sugar snipped alter tnau aaxe, ana
also by all jobbers and retailers, so do not wait
until after that time and then expect to buy sugar
at the prices we are selling now. .
USE WESSON OIL IN TOUR
OWN FAVORITE RECIPES
ONE MINUTE MAYONNAISE DRESSING
1 egg
teaspoonf ul dry mustard
teaspoonfnl salt
1 tablespoonful lemon juice or vinegar
1 cupfnls Wesson OH
Place the whole egg in a bowl, put ia the dry
ingredients and add the lemon juice or vinegar.
Beat these together a few seconds with a Dover
egg beater and add a small amount of Wesson OiL
Boat until the dressing begins to thicken. Then
add the oil in larger amounts until the dressing is
iof the dexircd stiffness.
,1'Int nns 35c
bJNOWUitlJJT
Pure, rich creuiny vegetable fat, in air tight cans
1 pound cnu 20c
2 pound can 40c
1 pound can "5c
fc pound (an $155
COFFEE
Our Ilughes' Special Brand of coffee is wonderful goods at the pi ice
we are now selling it.
ountl 30c
Steel cut and in one pound package.
Bulk Coffee Our No. 2 Santos coffee that we sell and grind for ou
as you buy It, Is a trade winner and our customers are alwnjs pleased
with It, per pound ;, . . ,20c
Defender Coffee, in bulk, per pound SOc
Defender Coffee, in one pound packages 3C
Pathfinder Coffee, per pound !!.'. 1.40c
Phoenix Cup' Coffee, per pound !."!,'?.'.'40c
FLOUR.
, Ballard Obelisk Flour is un
doubtedly the best flour we ever
sold, and if we could" find a better
one we would sell it, but the peo
ple who buy Obelisk flour from us
all say the same as we, that it is
HIE BEST FLOUR EVER SOLD
STATE OF KEN-
IN TI1E
mJCKY..
II lOJDd ISCk. $1.50
4S-r und tack.. ....... .....-...$ 00
8-pound sack.. ............. .........$6 7
MAZOLAtOIL
Pints
Quarts
,.30c
..55c
COX'S
Per package ,
GELATKs'E
.10s
MILK
Wilson's, large cans jrc
Carnation, large cans ..,..., iSc
Hebe, largo cans, 2 canH..,...25C
Borden's, small cans, 2 cans.. 15c
! at prams
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. Z aV&lrotfSfasefcL ixUCER
LEXINGTON, KY.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Retail Grocers:
If you do not read the
Interstate Grocer, you
overlook your one Best
Bet.
RICE
Ilcrc is an article that is selling
too cheap, and Is below the cost of
production, so will be higher soon.
Cracked Rice, per pound 4c
Good Head Rice, per pound ..7c
EVAPORATED PEACHES
Finest California, worth 25c a
pound, per pound SOc
PRUNES.
'40-50 size, and a bargain at
i SOc a pound, six pounds for 1.00
j SALMON.
iArgo best red Salmon, worth
40c a can, 3 cans for 1.00
PINK SALMON
Eight cans for 1.00
CnUM SALMON
Tea cans for 1.00
ONION SETS
uart 05
DOMINO SYRUP
No 10 cans, each 75s
V pound cans, each 10c
TUBS, GALVANIZED
Vo 3 size, each $1 23
2 size, each $1.13
l vize, each 81.C0 '
BROOMS
Wc sell only the best brooms, as
we do not thing it pa) a to buy, a
hcap broom.
'Little Miss Parlor Broom .,.31.00
No. 0 Orient Broom $1.10
MOPS ,
12 ounce size 40c
10-ounce mop ,...,50c
J20-ounce mop v (..,80e
24-ounce mop 70c
. PINTO BEANS
Four pounds for 25o
Seventeen pound for ., fl.00
NAVY BEANS
Four ponds for , , , . . ,2.e
Seventeen pounds for ......$1.00
SUN-MAID ItAIHLNH.
(2 package for ..,,,.,... ,.,55e
Royal Anne Cberrlei, 2'& size ran,
per can ...,,..,,.,.,, 35c
3 tans for .,,,,, ,.J1 00
Per dozen ..,...,,,,,,.,,94.00
Del Monte Brand 1'caclicH, sliced
or halves; 3 cam for .,,,.. , Dt.OO
Per dozen cans .,.,,,.,,,., $4.00
Del Monte Brand Apricots, 2V& size
taus, can ,....."... .j. .SOc
Per dozen cans .., 98.59
llosedale Brand Apricots, 2 size
cans, can ,...304
Per dozen cans ........... ,$8JiO
Pineapple, G-riffin & Bkelley Gold
Bar Brand, extra high grade, In
heavy sj j-up, 3 cans for $1.60
Per dozen cans , , , $4.75
'Ibis is tliefwme grade goods as
Del Monte and Llbby's.
The Interstate Grocer
will be sent to you for
one year if you will send
us $2 and your name by
Monday.
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