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GENERAL BARN FOR SMALL FARM O0 rn, Such Thi CD!ir} Ne rd Ur der V '' 'F (r ()I W / A pý ` LiL ."l T' ,- · 'pr·n ý " i' fir, f `. ! tury - n'" -s o' Mcter".i H fr:4!)L tI ..r Pc 3y WIL ! IAM s. F.~``~· I' r if 1 ! tar.: u" "i 1, +:' I"r sar ., rfif ('om t +'euia b. r r an u. ' nTa.2. In nuttyily diff.r"r t r.7i i. bilt au a Rg.I'raui ruin only th'" sruuiluur viz.' y arn bui:t ift a iar beg" rcubiuatimn barn it.. bc built it is be-ttE'r to r'arrang.' I II. j~utns Lt-·;b -. V and divide the animals so that the horses and the dairy cattle come under separate roofs. This is especially true if the owner intends to handle quite a few horses. There are. of course, no real objections to combina tion designs as long as the two parts of the barn are kept separate by the use of a wall and carefully built doors. The combination barn shown here is about the right size for a 40-acre farm. Space is provided for 12 or 14 cows and from 5 to 7 horses. The roof is of the self-supporting type. The lower rafter or gambrel roof is 6 Inches by 6 inches by 14 feet long, while the upper rafter is 6 by 6 by 12 feet long. The bracing is taken care of by the timbers 1 inch by 8 Inches. Two of these braces are used by each of the upper rafters and one for each of the lower rafters. The lookout rafters are made from 2 by 4's. The trussed roof for barns has one of the greatest factors for utilizing all the space in the barn for various pur Dun1 Dom~ ftLD ALLYSIL bO& LDX 4L 0 SALLS Sr.;1. I* I Ground Floor of Horse and Cow Barn Design. Size. 44 by 14 F'.: poses. The braced gambrel roof. such as is shown in the Illustration. Is the e`omnr.'re.-st type, but round barns are fr,' .tr ti ,;tilt with a hrac-ed roof E:i,! r It,;. i aves the teit:re upper part of : , 1,, tl trly free tr ia all obstruen io : ,o cartt it a; ie t ost readily utlihz 1I as a halow. The' unobstrut tetl space also allows tI',' in stallation of the ha:- track in t!a atk of the roof. The, tra; is t . . !: , to a collar beam. which i.; a :t, t beamt placed between the upper ra.tters, and serves the double purpose of sulpprt ing the track and bracing the rafters Many manufacturers of the lqu!ptlment used furnish special hanging irons that are easily attached to the collar beams and which support the track down be low. If this style of equipment is used it will save considerable time and trou ble to have the collar beams all even and true. The collar beams are set as high as possible so as to bring the track well up into the peak. The change in the appearance of barn doors is a feature of modern E. W . CARR, Inc. HO"EAMR HEATING Cheaper Than You Think. Get Our Prices Phone Main 4453. 425 GRAVIER STREET M. A U G US TIN ---t.,,.rt.r arInt Ik sl, r !n -- PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS. ORNAMENTAL DEVELED AND POLISHED PI ATE GLASS a Barae e St., ear Union. P'houe. la:ll 4"+ .-" ,- t. . 1 -t. ' '.r: c c (I: nr. , ,th thn old sheds 1 : ! .ar:.s Any - . ,r r(. , : th.: old aTways had S , r."" r, r , ;. tr:Ai . and aa1 An it cu: s d 11 t.1f tthe a : i, r r. i t r t .i a ' l ·.;~ ,t Ih ' , Iw . t}, . "' , u. i: . , . . :(I I , ; , :. .- ; , , ". l , t I ' ; ,, t ' H: '! ,. a c g li a r, i i *' '.t t ,- l ;. " ," of e in thts - trn a 2. , , ; t r - ,t' . it lif t n ,o. 'a l aid o lf 11 hi.' t he he- r is m.k w *ath a f 4: iW . ,o o . c 'rk ti t atll ,aR-, up tho' ~idl anI, a1.ig Hilht the r.at to lb' 'atl r A litter .arrwr traek is plated ba' k of esa' h row eif c ws. aid the track for this passs ,ut :hro,gh tthe back of the barn to a manure pit. The entire tI Vor if the t4w stable is of concrete,. bit oftezi the hors. tart is made' with Sawo il block or c' rk floor in the stalls where the horss have to stand. Ei ther type of flo.r is easy to clean, as it can be washed out with a hose after the cattle have gone out. The feeding arrangement in this barn is compact and easily handled. The silo is placed up close to the back part of the barn and has a chute which empties the silage directly into the feeding alley. From here it can readily be placed in the mangers, which are, built of concrete the same as the floor itself. The horse stable is separated from the dairy barn part by a wall with three doors placed in it. Two of the doors are in the litter alleys and the other is in the feed alley. Three single stalls are placed on one side in this part of the barn, and across from these are two wide stalls that can be used either for two horses or can be fin ished off as box stalls. The entire arrangement of this barn presents an attractive design for the man who wants a compact barn for S-= - mmmmm| = • | mmmmml some dairy rattle, with room for the horses that are used around the farm Russia Hiding Gold in Siberia. In the A\merica, M1againe a well known Almeriean banklr writes an ar lt le entitled. The Moone Side of the \\ar." in wh;~ll hl. pre sents many in .lc" fmt's about the ftnanc:al situation of the n,ltions at war In the fo!low ing rxtr.-ct he tel!s % here lRussia is hiling some of ht.r nc,:d: . Curiously em, ;gh, the Russians have place l one of their gold mints at Irkutsk. in the heart of Siberia. where a hostile army invading from either the west or the east would have to travel about two thousand miles over the Russian steppes to get at that gold." Still Possible. Because a man walks along the street without his overcoat it does not necessarily follow that you are right in assuming that he has put it in hock.-Collier's. Get Next to Our Summer Clearance Sales 714-716 Czral St. 54THE BOTTLE Guaranteed Absolutely Pure f If your drier d.es not handle "GRAPICO' g we will supply you irect. Phone Main 3094. T. A. POLLOCK, Jr. Contractor and Builder - 0 t ,r .nie t . It af P * n ti.at b'! .",,;Ut Phone Aliecrs 267. 440 Vallette Street DUNIAR-DUKATE C1. New Orleans La. I ltest Pa kers in the world of High-Grade Canned Goods. Oysters Shrimp. Okra and Figs. Sur Gilols S d by Wheoesale Grocers the We'd l eer. Gulf Coast Lines $16.05 Round Trip TO GALVESTON EVERY DAY. QUICKEST ROUTE BEST TRAINS 100 Sg. English Slates. 150,000 Building Bricks 25,000 Ft. Ceiling 25,000 Ft. T & G Flooring 25,000 Ft. Weatherboards r All Kinds of New andSecond Hand Building Material We Buy Old Building and Building Material APPLY People's House Wrecking Co. Phone Main 5148 834 JULIA STREET Make, Repair and Paint Anything on Your Automebile O'CONNOR & CO., Ltd. 52a6 JULIA STREET M, Abascal & Bres., Ltd. , Dealers In GROCERIES And WESTERN PRODUCE. Imported Spanish Sherry Wine, in bottles and in bulk; 75c a quart in bulk. PELICAN AVE., Cor. Verret St. ALGIERS, LA, SThe Title & Mortgiage Guaraintee Ce, Limited "Safety First" SSet 0u Guarante. led 0 . the tste lay Real Estate E " us buy, It it abtolute pe. o tecol cttlrlne defects eet dIsceverall e by the lmst careful esiulenrg aind mlkes ' .imog safte nod borruOlig easy. 312-13 llIlEW ILIS Phe a111l 36553 Fred Leitz 442-446 Jackson Ave. Phooe. Jasorn 56 S1 ass. Smoke Portina Cigars We sell lota of "em. U. KOEN & CO., Distributors NEW ORLEANS JL11 . 1 L .I b .i J 1 J i i r m mia mma mmmmm .CHARTER V hi-lL '0. ! S11 X I~lL-L I .. . , , Jr •. ' < . .. . .t 0 : , - I - . . : : e m d , · . . , I. , e it ,1, , -,* ' .','-l V -, V . S . t. t . v . . it' - ; ; , -, , • : , - t , , ny ,, n- s - 'e , .rt ' ..,: :k o ,:s <n - , - . . . . : S t ' . , ' ,1 sp rt, ; ' I ha m y e ·'a oi k'ab I.e0 'a* 's , ' ' ,l ", . ' r d. I , ' . w' I .' i " e - : s " 1 s ··eI ·.v ~lN f ljt'~' ii I s pr , ... . i . - • - o r - . .. . v -• a ''" " "¾ ! a :. . , . 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Ferry., 10 minutes, 30 m'nutes Iland 50 minutes aft-er It'e hour., . RNewton and lteche cte., 13 itnules. 33 nFirst car Oleaes Immigration Station &I:3 nt car ..ena Immigratio Station. 11:0 I i-t car leaves for "ar Barn via Newto" end Te"he "ts.. 12:10 . . PAlFiC A. . 3ELT CAL From ('ansi Street Ferry. o. the be 20 minutes and 4( minutes after the hour. Newton and Terhe -ts. minutes. 23 " minutea and 43 minutes after the hour. Elmira and Newton Fts.. 5 minutes, 25 minuats and 45 minutes after the hour. and 41 minutes after the hour. PLOECTRIC ARTRAVICN RA liROWAD q RAVIC GRETNA-5:5o. 6 ::tO, 7:10, T5. 7 8:30. 9:10, 9:" 0, 10:30,. i:i 10, 11:50 a. m.; 12 0, 1:10, 1 :5. , 2 :O, 3 :1(, , .50, 4-:30. 5 :1', 5 :5.1, '.30. 7 :10. 7 :50I . 8 :0, 9 :10, 9 :50, 10 :0. 11:10K 11:50pA + m. llVpllag l;r ena-n n pasMin through 50 l7mnoghurl',te toe alr dach Arnesylile 15 muites after leavine l.lAVB AMErSnVII.athe 5 6fl:45. 7:25TlnL 8:0a , e8:45r , l:2t lu. 3. 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