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THE ( HRONK EH. ( linton, S. March 2s, MMis—E"> New Hybrid Rye Plant Gives More Grazing K Y M I mi/ 4 (oim v \(ii:.M I ’I,ill! Ml < * i if i . I i;i \ r t It • \ (• t < pi'il .1 h\ Pi ;d r\ i■ |'di i, 1'i ld M' i -taut •nil lurni iic . a I' ' !!!' t'c Pr / n :l.an an\ ai the s':iai! ,a a111 ;ntih 111iu' 111 j|lj h 1. Uirkli„in at Thoi'ir.vcdI and ( a•iif I!: au n a! Haii'i 2 ^ l.aiii'cii V\ ickliai n sa \ > Ilia al ant laces lertili/fr and will pro duce accardinr; to the amount used " Cold wt alhcr daeai't sci’m to hold it back like it doe'- oats or barlec Wickham i manned' a! I hoi nuell ltair> i arm The herd eon sist al reei-1ered (luernsec Annual praduetam i about re aslant 1 he!’ e\ e .! w , i ye lie •rally .im i ‘et! 'III ■•-e : not quite .is {Hi l.t ', i 1 11 e ot 1 iel .mail ma.i. 1 b i w , ■v 1 \e In le \ ISlt :nL’ .if! i ibse l'\ .1!.; tile be rd l! SfrlMs te 111 . til, it tile cow c- »!)>;< it•; ell ll 1,,, 1, i '.i bit* ' i.’ i't El) in HIRE A frame 1 i ■ a ay 7- near ('lintmi • ’ iire Sundae tcfter- l:rt was reported about I he house \v;is occupied •Mi". I'.'ivid Coleniaii tend i' e! 11 Id ret i and was owned I 'a\ is. < o|(-m;in reported m • a in t he 11 out c ard of the house* when tie in-d sac smuj-o i om- iup If• mi the attu. Tin f unilv m.m aped to y r et most ot 1'ie I ui'llish. inr: out ot the house del ore they wt re dri\t*n out by themes ,\o iniurit*s were leported. The tmtisc* was tocjtted .i U s' t beyond the* limits of eoverauv b;.' the ('linton \'olunteer Fire !)(*- Ptirtmend. (IMtoto I!y I’atil Quinton) How Can I? K\ \nnr Ashley ') Mou c in I restore the appear, a, e ot a rain-soaked h it bat ' s I 1 -a et a di \ partially, a 'i 'o eut tbe c*r( , ases in i' : ot the hat \ext ! ' ' n d v. n Pit band and place ■ e 1 ■ i cool place away 1 * 0' and let dry " : i ' I' • • a ;' • i eshape ' 1 I brn h the hat an work k done a- hat hould : • ‘ a ood as i,. E I low i I make an < I'et ioe liaihrouni ‘'deodor- I y i ’ ^ ! ft lemon iciiec, 1 ' *■ 1 l m tin ioitbroom, .11 * 1 '' n , < auses a cake to i 1 e ad- a the center, and le t ai oi'i'C 1 t;11 , dees? ' ^ a d \ .. t oo hot oven ' * ,M " ' an I increase one 1 I <Min< * «d hotter to two pounds? A. Measure out one pint of butter, then add gradually one pint ot milk and a small quantity of salt, beating it with the cup - whip until smooth Place in a mold, and set in a cool place Q. What is the easiest and most prictical way to apply liquid wax? ’ A With a sponuc that has been dipped in water and wruny dry of all excess mois ture This will do a much better |ob and use up less wax than a dry one would Q- How can I prevent my boiled potatoes from break ing? A When potatoes arc boiled too rapidly, they become soft and broken on the outside, while their centers remain hard and uncooked Q. How can I remove fish- slime stains from fabrics? A Soak or sponye with a solution ot 1 _< cup nl : alt and one cup nl \ ineyar to t u ei epiarts o! water Rinse \cdh clear vcatei then \\;e b u dh warm water and map An entile* section ol my n c w household bint' book deals with stains of all kinds. Q How can I make varnish dry faster? A. Fill a shallow ve*- el with hot water and place the eon tainer ol varnish in this while workiny It will make the varnidi flow easier, and it will also dry in a shorter time Q. How can I clean a white felt hat? A Coat the hat w dh a mix ture ol eepial parti ot corn meal, salt, and flour and let remain overmyht Next morn- iny. brush oft thorouyhh Q. How can I care properly for slate tile floors'.’ A This t\ pe ol I loor hould be dusted with an untreated mop and brushed with a soft hruMi or vacuum cleaner at tachment Wash with a mop and mild suds, rinsiny .md wipmy dry Wax make a nice finish 11 ilOb ] |K, mb' ot II elk 011(1 50(1 F < ■» 1 i.*i (’.lit lr • *! r > ; i ’ t ■ -eb pound ol let i dll led in 1 ’ . < (i r* Man ! i ^ . 1! row ii milk ' obi nit Inn llol and April iil ll ( .1 ee 11W e ioi i Will tell)' Tin* be *1(1 1' ■ about one Imli d a .nr t oda\ ( ’attic third i t l* i sb r ee 1 1'lie leedmy mu t be i 1 r i! \ r l( •u the di ol 1 i I " in eon 1 ts ot si la ye. ole In t rtf] 7 20 a *n and b; i \ i a/iiu ; mb l mam \bout .'{ nil 1 1 - m Hlr e Will stu rt at 7 u ; 11 ■ r e ol r > e W a sown on 7 0< > ] I'm (’;it : i r do not 11 a \ e the Rr "W n K, inn : ,nb 20 acres ); V . i ( t in . M .1 to elltf'l t lh o 1 ! ’. e y r;i' At •eorelmy to sale die mr <• i h ^ ten blat •kley brow n r\ e L :a\ e more yra/ or (M Itilee mI \ <• i < • ( ■mat ion ( at my end -boob i up oyamst the tie mu t I., (1 •Ik uned. ea et ra ((*1(1 1 H th'i’ t bon an\ other ted. md ] nils' t mi rode nice bum LM'.t/m: ’ pl.mt ( Mil ei li\ estoek nr he tier Hit •Sr 'all s provier | M'( l(lllC f rs mi ybt like to eon 1.11 i I D 1 . m on portuti.t? to suU r i *\« jn 1 et It is .-n cold M n i D \ 1 tb t ; r cattle m laryc li()W S\\ KHT IT IS Siiown a!">\e arel'harles N;.!''. . He'''Ionian at TWomweii (iruhanaye and r'red Snutb of Thornucll, wbo help' with tie* milk- inp;. The cow -' an* yra/.my hv i.riil r\e. Mi. 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