Show TIIE GARLAND PUMPING SYSTEM GOOD FOR WATER TIMES GARLAND UTAII v VELVET HAT IS INDISPENSABLE "TRIM ONE FUR WITH ANOTHER toed Windmill Utilizes Cheapest Source of Power CHICKEN FLOCK ON EVERY FARM Not Expensive Because of Excellent Food Produced exIs not flock Tlie farm poultry pensive and because of the excellent food It produces should be found on every farm “Durian a part of the year a flock of from 50 to 100 hens will forage for much of their food” says Or B F Kaupp head (if the poultry department at the North Carolina State college “The chickens consume hugs and worms which ure Injurious to crops and clean up waste grain about the The flock needs cow and horse Imrns bouse which to have a comfortable can be kept clean and plenty of mash and grain feed Corn outs wtieat and barley to feed he flock may lie grown ration that at home and made into Is Just as satisfactory us any comfor preFormulas mercial mixture paring these rations may he had from the poultry department" Doctor Kaupp says that every should eat at least two eggs every day This means that two cases of dozen eggs each Is needed for each person In the state each year Twenpounds of poultry ty to should also be consumed by each per aon on the farm In a year To find out the potential market for poultry and eggs In a county one should ascertain how many bens there hens are within Its borders These should average at least 100 eggs each If each hen lays 100 eggs and each would It person consumes 500 eggs mean that there should be five hens for each person to supply only the More hens than this home needs so that a should be kept however for surplus of eggs may be available sale Then too says Doctor Kaupp pullets must be raised each year to reof the mature place about hens Five eggs to set will be needed for each pullet In the breeding pens If the farm flock Is to be kept at 100 hens this means that 250 eggs must be set To do this without an Incubator requires 15 setting hens If the family consumes 200 pounds of poultry on the table 25 hens and 50 fryers will supply this amount Balanced Rations for Laying Hens Favored Feeding dry mash Is generally considered one of the essential practices In balancing rntlons for laying hens Most farmers neglect to supply suffiThere should be cient hopper space at least one linear foot of feeding six hens or a trough eight space feet long should be provided for 100 liens This Is based on the assumption that the liens can feed from each One of the simside of the trough most efficient feed hoppers and plest Is an open trough The trough ts one foot wide with sides eight Inches high tiie ends of the trough extending four Inches higher than the sides On the Inner upper edges of the trough are to prevent cleats nailed the One of the feed from being wasted essential features of this hopper is a reel which pnrtly closes the trough and prevents the birds from roosting on the hopper This reel Is easily constructed square blocks using for ends and nailing strips In the center of each side I’ivots can be easily provided by using heavy screws or bolts at the ends so that It easily revolves fr Green Feed Problem Ice Cream Production Continues to Increase Use of Cockerels Using Cod Liver Oil Milk Is the most perishable of uny of die common foods because It is an ideal place for bncterla to grow says I'rof J D Brew of Cornell university The number of bacteria In the milk to may vary from a few thousand more than a million In a cubic centimeter which la about 25 drops and the more bacteria present the quicker the milk sours Science has found three ways to stop this growth but only one Is practical for farm use and that Is to cool the milk to a point where the growth takes place slowly ts best at warm As crop growth and may be retarded by temperatures cool weather and stopped by colder that will so bacteria temperatures multiply rapidly In milk at 70 degrees slacken Fahrenheit growth at 00 dethe at 50 and bacteria degrees gree crop outlook Is poor of Iowa found Hammer Professor that a high grade of milk with a low bactCrln count soured In 53 hour the same when kept at 60 degrees milk kept sweet 86 hours at 50 de grees and at 32 degrees It took more than a mouth to sour to dairy cows and Salt Is essential they should have access to It daily Is about The average requirement of an ounce dally pei 1000 pounds’ of live weight with an of an ounce additional required for each 20 pound ot milk Cows nmy be allowed free produced access to salt or It may be mixed with One of the must the grain feed and practical satisfactory plan la to mix It with the grain In the proportion ot one pound for each 100 pound of the gralu mixture breeds mate In the one male to every ten to twelve fein the egg breeds mate one males male to every fifteen HMwonty females Fewer males are needed the larger More cocks than cockerels the range Too are necessary for a given flock many males are objectionable Some breeders aim to mate cocks with pullets and cockerels with hens Cockerels and pullets may be mated and well together If early hatched mntured Cod liver oil Is an important Item winter rations for poultry because It helps to maintain egg production lameness and helps them prevents It contains to lay eggs A D which promote and vitamins growth and maintain vitality and disCod liver oil IS esease resistance sential to liens that nre closely housed Vitamin D in the oil during wilder for direct sunlight Is a substitute its use Is most desirable Therefoie during winter Bacteria Can’t Thrive in Cold Temperature Ice cream production continued to Increase last year und reached a grand total ot 3054 t8(K gallons as com pared with 343040otKi gallons In 1023 ucconllng to the United Stales Depart men of Agriculture Inasmuch ns im ports and exports tl ice cream are negligible all of the production la a mined to have been consumed Un this bnsla the consumption per person last year was three gallons Teu years ago (lie per cuplta consumption was a little more than two gallons " ' Profitable Cow know from expert Dairy Turners ence that the profitable cow la the one The profit producing a large record ulile animal Is the one' that Is grown quickly All tests and have proven the Imiior experiments volume In produc tnnee of obtaining To keep animals In 'ion Ing condition requires a liberal suppij ot succulent und nourishing feed and the silo cat furnish the curhonydrnte supply better and cheaper than any other method f morning out of the system with the Chewing Gum Lau-liSmaller doaes effective whea taken la this form A modern odea Safe and mUd tifle family laxative Get poisons GRAHAM BONNER AAKV — vntw - gggtyft GENERAL a simple TIIEI1E about the velvet hat which makes It indispensable for afternoon wear Does the modern velvet hat In symmetrical and orderly lines? Certainly not The new velvet models are delightful In their casual air and their divergence from the conventional Brims ripple flow and undulate to balance the romantic and silhouettes of the cospicturesque tumes with which they are worn out In side They work themselves flares their diagonal treatments soundand youthful note ing a piqualnt Their folds of softi transparent velvet fall gracefully with never a touch of liars lines Br!rnle8 types of flattering black The velvet were never so unusual Is the bon mot of the unexpected The term beret covers a multimes hnve titude of novelties tains Many a decided bandeau with the tiny jaunin ty bow which made Its appearance Black velvet caps with the summer of trims or witli swatches turquoise motifs or flat fur or with feather made up In two colors of velvet or more all register ns smart millinery shows a collection The Illustration The velvet hats of type at the top sounds note In that Its the la soft frill is lined with white velvet Tills model Is made of the new “rin velvet which Is ns dainty and as chiffon All velvet even to Its generous how which falls picturesquely to the shoulder Is the message of the softly brimmed cloche to the left Special attention Is called to the trl brims shown In the circle to the right above and to the left he i low for these declare the very word In “lines" The cocarde of tiny w hlte'ostrich tips which gives so dN tlnctive a touch to the model pictured In the upper circle Is one among man' evidences of a revival of plumage A wee veil Is worn with the chk little velvet tricorne to the left— lat est fiom Paris! tun velvet That’ which you see to the right in the opof a posite circle is a reproduction Descat model There Is a front inset of contrasting velvet with a drooping bow of the same Seen frohi the hack tiie view Is us charming as the front for the large black velvet lint which Is shown last a for peeking from the underlnim cluster of small white ostrich tips About Fur Coats furAs to styling this season's coat riers are In a mood “lo do und to OVERSEER David’s adventures through the Map— the map which had come to Ilf so that he had been able to tako a trip all over the western hemisphere— were now almost over But ha had been promised that be would meet the General Overseer— tha one who had planned the trip And now he stood before David as sure be was the General David Ovarseer at once and he was right He waa a little taller than any of other people and yet he waa Map tha not terribly tall nor waa he awfully fat nor was ho very thin He looked as though he were a little above them all as though he were used to giving orders and In being a general He did not wear the uniform of a general though In fact he dressed much aa Western Hemisphere had dressed — In all aorta of colors and his sleeves and his boots and hla cap were not finished off neatly though hla costume was handsome with so glorious and Interesting a collection of colors It was remarkable that It didn’t look absurd David had never seen auch a costume The cut of It was very peculiar too But It was distinguished looking — there was no mistake about that— Latest Styles Handsome Fur Coats tion reflect this style Influence vvlih (filtering results The luxurious col in Is designed with lie thought in mind that hack views must tie as ur The util roMng to the eye as front ml head placed at the nape of the in" k suggests and novel Interesting trimming ipeatments for the future 'llie uneven hemline of this coat or cusions comment because it Is a feu ture of the more exclusive models Novel hemlines are being made much of more among designer especially who enter to an elite clientele 'I he disposition to combine one fm witli unother Is widely expressed this season In seal coats which ere etillv ened with light beige or whte collar? aid 'curia Bimsiaii fitch effectiveli contrasts the brown black seal model posed to lie left The youthful moil d center ts enlivened with ex qiiisbe ermine HKBIIC NICHOLAS 193 FOR CONSTIPATION ’Nether Successful Failure Mazle— How did her second marout? 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Help jrour kidneys at the first tign of disorder Use Doan’t Pills Successful for more than 50 years Endorsed by hundreds of thousands of grateful user Get Doan’s to day Sold everywhere Doans in Hats dare” as never before No longer ars they content to create merely from the utilitarian now that they standpoint have fully awakened to the fact that that elusive something called “style’' Is as important an element as is the warmth and comfort of a coat Now that fur stylists have accepted fashion's to design along challenge lines of ultra chic they are recording a piogrum achievement of brilliant In arriving at style and attractiveness for the coat many designers are working along the theory that two furs nre better than one Which accounts for the fact that throughout the realm of fur fashions the Idea ot different combining pelts of entirely and contrasting character colorings Is to quite o large debring exploited gree The handsome coat of black pershin lamb collared In platinum fox which Is In the foreground In the lllustra- Salt Quite Essential to Dairy Cows Daily Alfalfa red clover or soy bean hay of proper quality solves the The way to feed the hay Is problem to cut it Into lengths and feed it In with a feeders The hay can be If the proixt fed uncut In racks add ! quality of hay Is unavailable per cent by weight of the best quality water Warm drinking alfalfa meal Hens dislike helps make winter eggs cold water and drink it sparingly When a layer falls to drink enough water she eats less feed In Demand for greater quantities of water for dairy and live stock uses calls for a pumping system which requires but Hide attention ami utilizes the cheuiwst source of power availAll hough tbe windmill has beet) able a common sight on fauns for a good ninny years an inci easing number of farmers are finding it possible 'to extend its useful nos beyond (lie single stock tank in the barnyard Dairy farmers have found that hj placing a storage tank in the mow ut tiie barn drinking cups may be In stalled which greatly add to die prolli trom their nerds It the barn Is wed coiisliucted tiie heat from the shw k vvill keep die water from fieozmg pur dcubirlv If die pieeautlbn is takeu to remove die Hooting from helow die tank One tanner does not sorry about muting a good park in Ills silo even In die face of an light early frost breeze provides the windmill on this low a farm willi sultleient pnwei to silo die Into watei pump directly while a large underground stoiage lank holds plenty of water In reserve For household use for Ids live slock s windmill may he Installed connection with an air presume system us ing a gasoline engine if neiessury foi I'lds will pro power oipiilenienlury vide running water for all eouvenl enres In die Hume and may also be piped to die chicken house or to oth If not loo great er nut lying buildings u quantity is dcsiied Tiie adapiloti ot mill frlcllon bear mgs and uulomntU oiling systems which require have less adention greatly Increased die amount of power available for useful work Wilh Jess ened resistance they begin pumping in lighter winds which make them useful of time and Innvei longer periods crease the quantity of water that can be pumped The capacity ot the windmill vttrles according to the velocity of the wind tiie diameter of the pump cylinder the diameter of die wheel and the lift rethe dlurteter of By doubling quired the cylinder the capacity of the pump la Increased However by four times the mistake of using too many niuke large a cylinder which limits the usefulness of the mill to a strong wind Newspaper I'nlop ills Amnmnc FOR imwNm Ha Stood Before David And very this Living Map gentleman very very Important air?" “You’re the General Overseer asked David “I km I’ve seen you lots of times though you've never had a good look at me before" David looked In his blue blue eyes and back of hla dignified expression there was something which made David feel that the General Overseer waa an adventurer too as though be knew how to enjoy himself “I’ve been having a wonderful time" David said “and you’ve been great Pilot said the way you’ve helped you'd sent him and oh you've done Just heaps of things — I know" The General Overseer smiled “Shall we sit at the edge of the tardea beyond yonder prairie and have a chat?" lie asked David felt honored to think he was asked to have a chat with the very head topmost person of the Living Map world “I think It would be splendid" David said They went over by the edge of a garden then and the General Overseer turned to David after they were seated comfortablly “I hope you won’t like me any tbe less when you hear the name by which you have always known me” he said Ills face was a little sad and his blue eyes weren't laughing now “I think you must be mistaken" David said “I don't think I’ve ever known you” the General Perhaps Overseer had meant these adventures to be for some one else “No I’m not mistaken I never make mistakes" The General Overseer spoke 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