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The Barnwell People-Sentinel, Barnwell, S. March 22,1934
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PRACTICAL, ALSO
V'
ATTRACTIVE, IS_
THIS HOME. FROCK
WARM WATER WILL
BRINGT MORE EGGS
Hens
dd
ust Drink Plenty to
Their Appetite. • >
at
all know that a liberal supply
water Is essential to egg laying.
Is equally , necessary for 'the nutri
tion of all kinds of live stock. When
the laying (lock Is supplied with cold
water, according to an authority to
Wallaces’ Farmer, the tendency Is for
the bens to drink less than they need
for maximum nutrition, and that
means fewer eggs. If you hare a rery
warm poultry house, this lack of cold
water consumption may not be so erl-
dent, but In the average farm poultrx
house, where It [p difficult to maintain
a favorable temperature during very
cold weather, the drinking water
should always be kept several degrees
above freezing.
The effect of cold water In a cold
house was very clearly—observed a
^PATTERN 1,62#
Home frocks are no longer any
thing like those worn a few years
ago—the mode demands models that
are attractive, as well as neat, prac
tical and comfortable, and In which
one may easily greet unexpected vis
itors. ‘ This model is simply divine!
Notice that the yoke and sleeves are
cut In ode, handy packets are pres
ent, and the waistline Is adjustable
to every type of figure. Ruffling and
buttons make a dainty trim. So few
parts to put together—they spell suc
cess to even the most Inexperienced
sewer! We kno^p you’ll use this pat
tern again and again L
Pattern 1,625 is available In sizes
14, 16, 18, 20, 82, 34; 36, 38, 40, 42 and
44. Size 16 takes 3% yards 36 Inch
fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sew
ing Instructions Included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) ln>
coins or stamps (colqp preferred) for
fins pattern!, write plainly name,
address and style number. BE SURE
TO STATE SIZE.
Address orders to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 243 West Seven
teenth Street, fcew York City.
short time ago on a farm where two
flocks of hens were kept Ih the same
bouse under the same conditions as
t to temperature and feed. There was
only one difference In the management
of these birds. One hock was provid
ed with a water beater, while the oth
er received only cold water to drink-
water that was sometimes down to the
freezing point Before real cold
weather, both flocks produced about
50 per cent of eggs.
When cold weather set In, the cold
water flock stopped laying and went
—lnt<r a molt, while the Jlock with the
whter heater kept on laying and up-
—her
* Strictly Businea*
Savage—I want to remind you once
more of that $5 you owe me!
Slickum—You’ve taken up $10
worth of my time dunning me for It!
But give me $2 and I’ll call It square!
SMALL HOME NOW
ADVOCATED TO
END DEPRESSION
The very best thing to complete
the rout of - the depression would be
a nationwide building program, add
ing 50,000,000 to 75,000,000 rooms to
American. homes by use of private
capital. So.sald President Henry L
Harrlman of the United States Cham
ber of Commerce at Buffalo a few
days ago. Such a program, he In
sisted, would do for business what
the automobile did a few years ago.
And this would be no sudden spurt,
for, in ftr. Harriman’s opinion, It
would take ten years to build merely
the houses necessary for a minimum
standard of decency and comfort He
estimates the total cost of construc
tion alone at close to $40,000,000,000.
And to that may be added more bil
lions for furnishings.
A survey conducted by the Na
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards In 273 cities reveals a short:
age of single family houses In 27 per
cent of the cities, and a shortage of
apartment space In the smaller cities.
The home shortage Is more pro
nounced in the smaller cities and Is
especially noticeable in New Eng
land, the Pacific coast, and the West
South Central sect!on.
Whose Fault?
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If a Child Won't Play with Othm?_
Parents who understand, children
know where to place the blame
when a youngster mopes, Jteeps tq
laSt silk dress
OF CONFEDERACY
MADE, WAR PRIZ]
eia therr so per cent egg layrngnrec-
ord. As soon as the water consump
tion falls o^T, It is Invariably accom
panied by a loss In feed consumption,
which explains the cessation of egg
laying by the flock that went Into--
nlolt when cold weather came on.
A recent acquisition of the
Aeronautical museum at Wrlg^
Is a small portion of the gqa bag of
federate
Egg Laying Tests Prove
Beneficial to Breeders
»y
field
bag
a balloon used by the
army for observation purposes. This
Is a portion of a larger piece pre
sented to the National museum In
Washington by the son of Prof. Thad-
S. C. Lowe/ the latter having
figured very prominently In the aerial
activities of the Union army. ’■
down the James river when the tide
put out and left the vessel and bal
loon high and dry on a bar. The.
Federals gathered It in and with it
the last, silk dress in the Confed
eracy. This capture was the mean
est trick of the war and one which
I have never forgiven.”
Patriotism, sacrifice, ardor and ea-
What this country needs, declared
the Southern Lumberman, Is not
model apartments but small Individ
ual homes. And by small homes It
does not mean houses costing around
$9,000—for which there Is, indeed, a
market—but houses costing In the
neighborhood of $3,000 or $4,000. For
these there is a much greater de
mand, and “the architects and build
ers and promoters seem to have for
gotten that there ever was that kind
of a house.”
The Southern Lumberman thinks
that If means could be found to
finance such bnttdfat lt» would open
Sluggi^ness ruins any disposition,
andthat’s what is usually wrong.
But it's just as wrong to close that
child with sickening cathartics.
Until 15—or older—a child’s bowels
need but little aid—a very mild
form of help! Stronger things often
There are happy, healthy boys and
girls who have never known the
bitter taste and violent action el
uastor utt—or simitar orthsnfci.
only “medicine” they ever get
—or ever need—to help the bowels
is plain California Syhip of Figs.
The senna in this fruty s;
syrup has
the natural laxative action that
assists Nature as it should. Next
day, the child feels and acts him-
form of help; Stronger things often day, the cnild feels and acts nun*
upse,t the stomach or weaken the self, and has a normal appetite. But
bowel muscles. For the happy mra, use the real California Syrup «
bowel muse
solution of tl
to do, in the
of this problem see wl
the next column:
Syrup (
_U{fornia
e label and on the battle.
Figs, with tha word "CaliferniaT
on tb ‘ ‘ ‘
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Definition
„Johaay’s Idas
Teacher—What is a polygon.
Teacher—Johnny, what are the set*
Brighf Pupil—A parrot that has es-
sons?
caped—St Louis Globe-Democrat
Johnny—FootbaU and baseball
mance, quite aside from its aerial
activities, hang about that varnished
and faded silk.—Washington Post.
a very large untapped field of activ
ity.—Literary Digest
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This plece/of cloth is valuable not
only as a reminder of the use of air
craft In/the Civil war, but of the
It Depends
“Does your wife make gjfuss over
dinner belhg lateT’
"That all depends on whether It Is
due to my meeting a friend or her be
ing out for the afternoon.”
Your local dealer carries Ferry’s
Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds. Now
only 5 cents a package. Adv.
LOOK FOR THIS CROSS
It Means the REAL ARTICLE •
t
GENUINE
ASPIRIN
Of Beyw
Manufacture
X-
Orer heard
"Does your wife drive?”
“Oh, no. That mudguard was miss
ing when I bought the car.”
When you go to buy aspirin,
: Every
nearly twenty-three years ago, breed
ers have been greatly aided In produc
ing better chicks and better . layers.
Also, the breeder of production poul-
try has been able to Increase the stam-
Ina and vitality of his flock and lu
/
consequence the longevity of layers.
The trapnest. In accurately recori
Ing the performance of Indlvldualsjnas
vividly portrayed the history of/each
trapped bird. Its laying ability. 1m rest
periods,^its cycles of production and
Its health. It If. k'notable/fact that
mortality la lightest among birds ca
pable of laying 200 or more eggs and
contra. Is heaviest among the birds lay
ing less than 200 eggs in their pullet
year.
These two classed of birds are clear
ly Indicated by the trapnest—epidem
ics, not always'perceptible In early
stages by even olosest oKservaflftn. a
- always-detegtahle-thrnugh.. the eld of .
the trapnei
Laying Characteristics
be able to distin
guish between the laying afid the non-
laylng birds. If a bird Is laying the
>mb will be red and full, the vent
/dilated and moist, the pelvic bones
thin, pliable and wide apart and the
abdomen large, soft and 'pliable, while
If not laying the comb will be pale .or
whitish-colored, the vent contracted and
-drjy-the pelvic hones rigid and close
together and the abdomen firm or
hard. In a yellow-skinned bird the
beak, vent and shank of a heavy layer
are pale yellow or white In color,
whereas the beak, vent and shank of a
poor laydf or of jk layer that Is taking
a long. rest are usually bright yellow
In color. /
stricken army in providing/ equip
ment General Longstreet, in “Our
irch Against Pope,” relates an In-/
?restlng bit of history In this cqt
. nectlon
just remember this
tablet of real aspirin
-Bayer—manufacture
Remember this for your own
protection. Tell your friend*
about it for their protection.
Demand and
ing forces. —/ • . /
"It may blTof Intereil,” he wrote,
“fb' relate an Incident which Illus
trates the pinched condition of the
Confederacy, even as early as 1862.
The Federals had been using bal
loons to examine our positions, and
we watched with envious eyes their
beautiful observations as they float
ed high in the air well out of the
rauge of our guns. While we were
-longing for the balloons our poverty
denied us, a genius suggested that
we gather together all the silk
dresses in the Confederacy and make
a balloon. It was done, and
We had a grotesquely patterned ship
of many and' vnrttfd hues which'was*
ready for use in the severi days’ cam
paign. We had no gas-except at
"...in these days of recovery... if I don’t, some
one else will have my job.” How? “Well, I learned
years ago that work... wear and tear... takes some
thing out of men and women—particularly those who
work indoors.
“I tore down those precious red-blood-cells faster
than my good body could rebuild. A friend told me
the story of that grand medicine S.S.S. Now at 4
P. M. I am fit to still ‘curry on’."
If you feel weak... lack a keen appetite... or if
your skin is pale...try S.S.S. Unless your case is
exceptional, you should soon notice a pick up in your
appetite... your color and skin should improve with
increased strength and energy.
S.S.S. is not just a so-called tonic but a tonic spe-
dalljr designed to stimulate gastric secretions, and
also having, the mineral elements so very, very neces
sary in rebuilding the' oxygen-carrying hemo-glo-hin
Genuine
lyerAspirin
stamped with this cross. No
tablet without this cross is
GENUINE Bayer Aspirin.
- Safe relief for headache, colds, sore throat,
pains of rheumatism and neuritis, etc.
Ganu/na Boyar Aspirin Doas Not Harm the Heart
Coughed Day and Night
Mil. M. Pierce of 311
S. Bey St, Gainesville,
Fla., said: "A few yean
afo I was very sick.
At times I could hardly
breathe, and I coughed
day and night 1 was
not able to sleep and
felt all played out 1
started taking D r.
Pierce s Golden Medical
P&ksf
femtssmaaBos
Discovery. I stopped coughing, slept better
-jen I had
and felt stronger.’ When I had taken three
-bottles the trouble all cleared uw."
New sixe, tablets 50 ct».. liquid $1.00. Larks
slse, tat* or liquid. $1.35. “Ws Do One Pan."
of the blood to enable you to "carry on” without
exhaustion asyou should naturally. At all drug itores.
Richmond, and It was the custom to
Home Coolde Bakers
Inflate the balloon there, tie it se-
curely to aff engine and run It/dbwn
the York River railroad to-any point
at which we desired to set It up.
"One day It was on a steamer
Finn
"We girls have formed a secret so
ciety."
.4 "What la the object?” -
“To share all secrets.” ..
Hint
“Is your watch going?” said she,
stifling a yawn.
"Yea,” he replied.
"How soon?”
Like “First-Cross” Chicks
Within the past few years there his
developed a considerable demand
among southern Oalifornia egg farm
ers for "first-cross" chicks, produced
by piAttaf? Austr.alop males with White
Leghorn females, pedigreed stock be
ing used on both sides. Recognized
authorities are of the oplhion that i
"first-cross" between standard-bred
parents can be made an Important fac
tor in Increasing constitutional vigor
In the progeny.—Tx>s Angeles Times.
Wqrm the Sitters
The most common cause of the In
troduction of worms Into small flocks
previously free from them Is the pur
chase of a broody hen from a wormy
flock. Her chick* early become In
fected. and ^ in many cases ahr'cause
of their failure to grow is not sun-
pected until they are permanently
stunted, Look for worms, in the drop
pings of the sitters and of the hens
with chicks. If there are any. It Is
best t% substitute hens free from
worms. If you have or can get them.
Killing and Plucking
For convenience to killing and pit
lag the bird should be suspended at
a comfortable working height. This
may be done by the use of d short
piece of heavy cord having A button
of wood, leather or metal at on# end.
and 'ooped to hang on a nail at tbo
other. The button end /of the cord
awlnga around tho legs of the bird
and, passing between tho legs and
cord, holds tight For use on tbe farm
the most practical method of
poultry la tho dry pluck.
CENTS A PACKET IS ALL YOU PAY
FOR
FERRY'S
PUREBRED
VEGETABLE
AT YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD STORE
SEEDS
SET OF a
$1.2Spnpaii
rHBSB handy btkan bold slot of eooklM sad
L do a dandy Job of baking Uaod In palr*.UiD«
and fnaiaia aaved bj having now batch ready
for oven, when baked oookiee are removed.
Baker, have no high aldee or corner*. Coo kin
are eeelly removed and baker* readily cleaned.
Savedlab waahlng. Simply wiping clean keepa
the *peclal tarfaced Iron nheeu In perfect con
dition .for baking Squally nee fill for blacniu,
roll*, to eat. eta Site UM Inches by U Inohsa
Sl.SS far set ef two In attractive part—.
Agtntt mtd D*sUA Wmttd
Cvary packet
ISMBaatdSthl
WANTED
i of men and <
rernmenti
eetedlnguveH
ant, gw^eeiarte^^emde^. men yave I
5w£SKaSi3UNR!2fcl
AGENTS
to sell Insecticides, Reach Powder,
rucides.
Ant Powder, Bed Bug Liquid from
house to house. Big profits.
Branch Chemical Producta Co.
IMS N. Broadway, St. Leak, Met,
i m
OLD AOS PENSION INFORMATION
Send stamp
JUDGE LEHMAN - -
District Mnnograr for this district. Make ltd
to tldd and «n weekly, aslllng fl.ttt Life
Policy for SlJl monthly. A New Deal fas
Life Protection; IMt renewal cemmlaatan
enables yon to create pt
perm*
Wrlte_for_ full_ partlcnlaiy.
541 Hildebrand!
COEN. Thom peons ProllSe, aariy. shaft
stalk, $1.10. Serlcta scarified, certified Me
lb. Mile Tbompeoa, Spring City, TWmMMde
Birmingham Hatchfd.Mlesonrl Red a Barred
WNU—7
11—34 t
Becks. Whits Rock*, Legherna ltd. fdAdt
shipments within 110 miles 100, M.Mjpro-
psld. Dixie Hatcheriee, Birmingham, Aha.
cooking
Baking Soda is al
fjjXbums and scalds . . . it relieves sun-
ARE PURE
bum . . . and eases poi*>n ivy rash ... it has .
remedial applications ^ . . . used when washing the
hair/4^ it will remove dandruff . . . it
glassware sparkle . . . and
# baby’sX0 I X
_|jj:.. . one up-
downstairs
\
a few
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A standby in the kitchen since
1846, Aim ft Hammer and Cow
Brand Baking Soda are also hdp>
fid throoghoot thehoiMe.Oneor
the ocher Is obtainable every
where, end may be used with
carbonate Is required. Mail tha
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