..ER29,
1922.
. one Basis
f Prosperity In East
in of Crops,’
. nitrogen,
ltry-kcep-
Bert-rad!~
the many
seed and
bar or the:
till Alum-l
lhuIJ'l to
the NCW
.. by (ll?
of lioslon
a l‘l‘litv‘d
lion lt‘il'i-
irniuii (If
I!!! SHAH!
s miitor.
intimate
'mrn and
nigh the
icstlon.
n :1 New
ark r-nrly
domestic
can with
lutcly at-
country,
ll" ‘ys-
otcly rc-
incss in
of 75 to
Pollard
n- limit)
01' c figs ll
tilt‘m. Sonic mods lime them in
.lhnnlinnrc; in oilwra they are absent.
Lito m- licatli. you live only as you
Lul. The sub set of vitamin” and
lht‘ll" importance in poultry and
stock {ceding nro ably discussed in the
“Lay or Bust” almanac.
Spt‘dkilig in general. Mr. Park says:
"To mnko the most out or your farm-
ing operations. sell much and buy loss.
l’roviut‘e oxerything that is pructcul
in wise and convr'rt it into the nmsi
\;llll.’llll8 forms before it leaves the
Corn is a lull prr cont. crop
No crop takes its place
and no farmer can reach his maxi-
mum yield at is minimum cost till he
rod.
Somo kind of clover (-nn he raised if
lnrm.
lor the linst.
has plantod corn on a clover
.1 {armor limes his soil, and all soil
mat of the Mississippi nerds lime. The
clovcrs bring nitrogen into tho roll
and at tho snmn time produce a. crop
Intlon with thou», rvcontly discovered
food elements that spell health when
present and death when nhsont.-—viz..
tho Vltnminos. 'l‘ho honltli and thrift
of your lions "I‘ll! young cnttlc‘ «ioprlnti
upon them, and will not grow propor-
l) without tlu‘m. no mutttr how much
Krain you tr‘vrl ”will. if your milch
on“: cannot. [rot ill" \llnmlnml, lhoy
cannot put thv-n into tho milk; and
lhoy must lm in tho milk to ruisc
strong habit-s: marl maintnin the lir-ulth
0: 3min: mull ol'l pintllt'.
i Limo apt‘lls l‘vt'nrr, ('iowr \pt'llfi lions why not follow the succesacs and Mont inn grazor, pnetured through the
any hv-lvl \ltnminmi .1an m l'll. \‘iluminns spoil vnlnrge the part or your {arm umler- Rlihll‘ll"? in Montana. go to St. Paul or
o cxrlu- growth nrirl lmultlu to all inrm flocks taking that shows a money profit. and Chirnco. sold its {orders to Iowa corn
Him-ll.” rind prrispt'l'liv in tl.o ownrr, and (it tho some Um» ki-r-p the boy on the hf” farmer. fed 90-120 days. ‘hen
irnt rta- strong, hmithy lzlliillics to all who tnrm.’ . hack to Chicago and sold again for
icnntn :1 ”51?.”10. mill: iw itltv'l'h’w‘t‘. ' Live stock is the salvation of East. sluncl1t4:r in Chicago or shipped alive
lnmln llt‘ll lilo tuturp, will son, l-imrvl of I‘ionlth 0rn nurlt‘ulturo and poultry is by long] to H1“ leShPl‘ trade in New Yo'rk City.
xvii-ls :2ii‘v.iiini)l|i.'o"‘|lx"'ifli:‘l'I'lt‘i‘)‘<ildriill'u’n”Attriillllli 1;:‘HlIfIOtlllJ tho most profitable of anything Now this is just as wasteful as it
(Max in (it 1 min- of inlii :innl lilittrr fut, :ll‘lll Hill’s?" glfoII‘jn)ll.“ii}n . quick lrt'iurl; Hclinllftr—thOUSJJlds of miles 0: travel,
,r [.nrk.‘ “L.“ “,8, H”. “mung n" which they “HT (int. n ‘ 1’“) “a? n “m u hnli ‘dozen commissions paid. six
formula M'n tmi slinli contain libt‘rul quantities - months growing H0380“ lost by get-
“, ““m‘m'g “ml ‘nummvs' \vm, nmplv 3“”,in of porn crown ting acclimated to their different :ur-
ntnhwn'n ,\s ,..,n,1m,,,m ,1“. twin)". pmm”. is In tho farm. with good 1”.“ “mm; rounviimrs.‘ all ct which is eliminated
I us lint ill" only v'roh on tl'r‘ nuvrzuru- farm pI‘OtilH'Gd on the samo fnrm. New bY 1h“ Lastern grower producing
hmn nut that (“ill luly o-xu i}lllllli: it out,“ nnvi 7 England can and Should produce ""“ steers on his own place' and feeding
Nobody show It prom ,lt tlil- liltl ol’ iln- .‘rnl‘. g'” ""r "mmwr ”18“ ”W \\'(-st can ”WY" ”10 home-grown grain.
clmlnist. At. illl' prvz-‘l nt limo only Iii“ iimstilirlpo in (In. To on“ mind the West is the coun—
N.. on“ t‘lnornluly llwntv! linlrimv-n :lro :uill-l. The \Vost liru Very wastotul moth- try to worry" for {car the East will
Without to throw .i prov in thrir mining: this of boot production. The calws wnko up. and begin feeding itself.
,.
live
‘ On‘io Overall. old pitching star
getting into shape tossing the sour
It. is rumored that Oversnwili return to baseboll assisting Frank
in coaching the Red Sox pitchers. '
or the Chicago Cubs. is shown hero
fruit on his Guitar-n13 lemon ranch.
Clams
Villllt". throas a. properly managed
inn-m flock of poultry, buying every-
ihinl: they cut. will pay $2.00 to $3.00
per head, making them the host pay-
wrs on tho tnrm. l‘nvivr these condi-
nre born in Texas, sold at Fort Worth
markot. come to Kansas City. ,sold
again there. perhaps winter-ed in
Klinsns on the wheat. fl9ld8. coming
mmin to Kansas City. sold again to n.
PRE—IN VEN TORY
CK—RED UCING SALE
REDUCTIONS—IN MANY CASES AS MUCH AS FIFTY PER CENT
BOSTON STOR/E‘
NORWALK'S BUSIE’ST
CORNE
n Sale Tomorrow =
Patterns
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801:
Cu to
50
1.00 ’; $3.50 ‘° $8.50.
69c;
flesh r $
. U [\l ........... 1.00
p
‘ CUP 32 IN. DRESS GINGHAMS
or lick. 37m \Jli.
98
NS
eg. and
.59
Twill
JUST A FEW OF THE MANY MONEY SAVERS
' CONEY COATS
flesh cou‘i Wu H lllmit‘. duruhlv.
3.50; .. $35.00
Now Showing mi
1
I SATIN a. HAIRCLOTH HATS
i Iinlant'v' of
WINTER MILLINERY
on Sale at
HALF PRICE.
Spi‘r-inl Lot of
CHILDREN'S HATS
25c
\Vonl Romnnnts
DRESS GOODS
1-3 Off Roguiar l'rit'c
Imported ('ostumo
36 INCH VELVET
In Black and Navy. $4.00 val.
Guaranteed. $2 85
........... 0
Yard
40 Inch Heavy
CANTON SILK
In Navy. Black and Brown.
$3.30 value. $2 79
_ 0
Yard
54 Inch All W'ool
JERSEY CLOTHS
$2.50 values. $1.79
Yard
1,000 DISH TOWELS
Finishcd with tolls.
12%c
19c valut‘.
Each . .....
500 Full Size
BED SHEETS
Soft finish, $1 val.
Each .. 74c
2,000 Yards Fancy
OUTING ILANNEL
y'fll‘tl
.........
......
4 pieces. 49c val.
1.000 Yards 36 llll‘ll
i FANCY PERCALES
Film quality. 250 in].
Yard ............ 19C
BEACON CRIB BLANKETS
TU
Silk ribbon binding. Very I“
warm. $2.00 \‘zil. $1 29
Ent'll ......... 0
TABLE NAPKINS
Fine quality. Ncnt dosigns.
$3.00 value. ,, $1.50
Dozen .._. . .
BREAKFAST CLOTHS
Round and scalloped.
$1.00 quality. 69c
Values to 49c.
Yard . . . ...-_.., 29C
Each
RUFFLE SWISS CURTAINS
With tie backs. 95c
Pair . . .
TERRY CLOTH
Double faced 75c
Yard .......;._....
COUCH COVERS
$1.98
Special . . . . . . .;
PILLOW CASES
45x36. Soft finish. 250
350 val.—-—Each . . .
ALADDIN SOAP DYE
All colors. 5c value. 10c
4 for ...,J,..._
SIGHT-RING YARN
1 oz. balls. 39c val. 25c
At map-snootos-U
Odd Lot of
JEWELRY .
Cufl buttons, lingerie and bar
pins. 69c values. 39c
At q- o o Luv;- - y ou,- o
INITIAL COMBINATION
Lil
.o........;o-;
Special Lot of
CRETONNES
50c
W0
Yard ..,. .94.. . .
Ros. ch val. lZic
”m 29c
At cos-oconos 0-3.1;
,—
PATENT LEATHER AND
\
CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
$100-$150 val. . .
1 CLASP CAPE GLOVES
Tans and strays, emb. backs.
$3.00 value.
Pair . . . . .
At m.........._ 696
PALMOLIVE
SOAP—4 cakes . .
MAVIS TALOUH
POWDER .......
POMPEIAN PACE POWDER
At .uoo,ns_ooooso
SILK POUR-IN-EAND IT'S
.. W... 79¢
Heather mixtures.
Pair ”golds o I on
Reg. $1.25 val.
At .u...og;s.‘-oss¢l
CHILDREN'S muss
Paragon Frames. Handles with
cord or rings.
At |I_l'_‘:". o o c s o a .-
STAMPED TOWELS‘
omiirnitit‘l‘o 590
45c vnluos.
SUEDE BELTS
all colors. 39
m, C
'nlurs to 98c. ...
\Vomen ’s Washable
nod and unlined.
. 85c
..... $1.50
$1.00 Box‘of
WRITING PAPER
“Jimmy’flm. until grandson 3'0!
Mrs. Humor 'Julc’lslsnd 1 her
who is a. Walrus-'0! William
Miller. local grocer, populsrly known
as "Deacon," sent ‘him the tolloiving
poem from his home in Oregon, Ban-
don-by-tho-Seo, ~- ,
The Evohin; Sontfnc hopes that» its.
readers will enjoy tho tollowien:
verso so much as Mr. Miller sad the
reporter did;
The season’s greetings from our town!
No wintry film to mske you‘ frown
But zephyrs son as thistls down
Rom Bandan-by-the-Ses.
Here's hoping hoppineu attends
LSomc .Verses...--.--
A bit or time to think at (dand-
i
We hope your any; aroma closi-
In short. as nice as don are’lhére
At Buscn-by-tho.8ea.
May milk and honey flow yo‘ur‘wify;
May good luck in your door-yum ploy
And may you come totivs. so o dog:
In Bony don-45:72” o-Sosi‘ _
Out here where boar snd deer shound:
Where nah an’ crabs and clung sro
found . . , .
And barefoot kids. tho who“ year
round, , . ‘
That‘s Bandon~by»the-8cs.
Some folks think life's i‘sorry schome{
Your every moment: that it lends
' Anr’m‘m- . m. r
And fresh-om blimrdj cold out ares}?
PAGE THIRTEEN
Would tasks the
:uudiuiamgo' "‘ is
“1mm . .- W-
or Bunion-wot)! _
Ill-asidithotyhon cut so ' r ,
They don't enjoy theirhon owl:
But hang around the Guessing sigh
For Bmdon-by-the-Sea.
L > :r . '"J‘FE *3?“
Come out and breathe our clean salt?
' sir , »
You'll loci as skookum uél‘beu-
Md likely build your tlworlt‘e lair
In Bundon-liy-the-Seu
. VERSATILE BUG. p
Teacheh—"Now tell no no lunar
of the insect which is first a. uni: out
than an six-plans." ,
Pupil—"It's the utmllllr. which} '
But Bandon berries served yithnmun
cfinies"1nto I. biztterfly."-—'L'Il-IIII¥'
Mon (Pu-ll). ~ ‘
.aa
I
Bakers wh
Copyright, Munch-an Biting 0., 19::
' CRich firm slices—{casts
an even delicidus brown
VERY real Hafiick'éépfl knows that fit? can’t
make good toast from bread that crumblcs
or that is made of poor ingredienit. '
, You need a firm slice, ii close tcxturc yét'soft.
Bread mad: from a rich recipe.
Try White Rose, the Master LOafiti’a'dc by the Six
a richer, better
bread. It has the richness from w .51: milk, sugar
and shortening that makes the mo‘stdclioious 5.035;.
'Wefldrter loafliftlie Sixflaliers
0 came together toma
\NmTERomfi
l
r
29c
19c
value.
39c
Men '3 $1.00 Valli.
men’s Silk and Wool and
Silk Stripe All Woo
HOSE ‘
$1.98
I
98c
READ OUR ADVS.—’WATCH 'OUR mows
v and” u may”
C AN.
- SPECIAL SATURDAY j
/
SALE
Y
1
1_o scum mm Saw.
'V‘ Moi
lib.Boi
y
Candies are su'ictlylfrcsh.
1 lb. Box of Our Home Made Milk Chocolate Carer-
ed Marichino Cherries .-
Ourflwn Make Assorted Bitter, Sweet sud
Mt“. ’SpBCial “:9:t-..h. 0*. s off-3;. o o r. .10;
1 Iii-”Box Chocolate Nut Camels" I . ’ .
8M3! . . H .3. .‘5 .-. .[Q‘ .. ' 7
' i
n.’
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...Y A»? ~,:‘..
0 ‘0'. ou-g‘na o’s'oaoafla no r. r- .I
2-:
‘5
Made
s‘i
Imdersaflitatycondltlonssnd guaranteed by
67¢ a 501:} 5
37¢ a box I
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