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«--«Sectional Curtaining of fine nets in striking designs. These Are -- wonderfal values " at per section._______*09C priced yard -:t.. --Another lot of tonntés of -- nds quality --Curtain plain or with colored dots, yard .__;._. Special Values Are Offéred / This Week _ j Home Craft -- April 2nd to 7fln TB ,!L:_ New Styles in Window Clothes | | 1. 'Gm. 'i '---'*v-----vé;.:: CV $s ealled by :the I. A. A. Executive Committee at its March session. o 86 FARM BUREAU PRESL mmml&& Présidents of 86 Ilincis County Farm Bureaus met with the Illinois Agricultural Association in Chicago h""'bdlmapoudnh;:: keting, legislation and other pro dw,tao?{n:u:fikul-' ture State. meeting was eone which had been planned lorl "*Cusk Or Un Rusy Terma (*" -- Eathange of Property s Specialty MEMBER COOK COUNTY REAL ESTATE BoARD JOHN HEIM REAL ESTATE, LOANS, RENTING AND INSURANCE .., We ons ::' CHICAco, ILL, . 2 bees Sm eP oAE , inch Drapery Shantung in lleolor,e(d'~~b priced up to. 4.75 pair, yams, at, m mm uie sns c W 49¢ 39c¢ 19¢ of the U, . Orinoka Draperies and Upholsteries Are 50 in Wi girup 1.98 to 4.95 Yard. _ EDITED BY J. J. DOERSC «_ «County Farm Adviser. Y¥, and fringed, all ready for many Women buy their cort This is the famous ment -- #pe o. _ _3 3 __ _ "2_ "ABg'sh casement treat-- ment, f6r 'combined in this delightful curtain-- fil'bh'-a-nduhdmhm w'&lfl&tmm.g. veiling. 1.85 to 1.98 yard. The last=word in the English These two requirements are ideally combined in the mercb'nndi.ewehaveselectedforl-lom,cnflwe* the original Better Homes Week. ing associations may be admitted to tive grain marketing. 'Walton Pet-- ".directoroleo-omw. ing for the A. F. B. F. talked upon co--operative marketing, A resolution @ndorsing the stand taken by the I. A. A. in supporting Senate Bills 156 and 150 was passed unanimously by. roll call and signed | by 'all after the details of these measures had been explained to the | donvention. -- Senate Bill 156 pro--| . vides for the organization: and in--| corporation .of co--operative merket--| ing organizations. . Senate Bill 150| , corporation of ¢o--operative market--| . Tuscan Net Curtains the Best Stove ~On the Novth Shor tk room at small cost. Estimate free: _ _ Orinoka Draperies ioh turtains as TaAy J MmX® wear." _ Toscen "oaad th*i "$100,000 MORE FOR & iretaitisontelinaznt in ts 'D¢ Co. of Minne. V Bnuu-lnw.o'eompamdapon'ud & Paul which controls with a :year ago shows only one-- over 90 per e@nt of the cities' milk !ourththlmn-h-dmm supply paid M an average to pro-- with 1922. Butter prices are holding ducers in 1928 & good deal more than up well,; resuling in favorable prices | was paid in Lake county for that ummammm. A F County farmer Wisconsin Co--operative Creameries, recently figured up that in marketing mmummwv'm Ibe, of milk trat he would _ Hmmnnrminrmmmdinrmen ocnmmmitnimninnnmmnniipeniinnomeneans 22222200 tion be presented to Gov, Len Small and all members of the legislature. "Experience has taught and re-- liable authorities agree that the mar-- keting of agricultural products by commodity 't.hmfl '»r"" lu- sociati sound principle," 'said the resolution, "Senate Bills 150 and 1scel'ntha¢m;ie. for tae creation and operation o co--op-- erative associations." & President D. H, Minto of the Lake County Farm Bureau attended this The Farm Bureau presidents re-- quested that copies of their resolu-- tion be presented to Gov, Len Small and all members of the Inolclat..... all public markets and changes. 1. C &4 THE DAIRY OUTLOOK m:'lfm'-h:%"ah harm ru.M.,"- @bn'fi. washed as often as you they may . There is 7 6 £ --fl the Quaker 'Tascan it 5.. ~4 -l.a':fiffé;" virile ed of g:l.:-wl h._"'"" Mh-iaum effect Here's Crochet Tuscan grain ex-- 'A..L Scirts are Shown ns range, :'"d.hf:: w'u"o'..'E ways and mes ns Whembngr"m. munities are gOlving theirnflkml; keting p: If the price mil producers are Refting is too low com-- pared with wBhat consumers % "ly' not estabM@h Cheese factories or creameries here? Again the Twin Cities Millk Marketing Co. of Minne-- apolis and S€ Paul which controls over 90 per e@nt of the cities' milk supply paid 0R an average to pro-- ducers in 1928 & good deal more than 1100 20 PMAE WEvEs [MW "".ff'* cheen was .-"0 by a 8 # e maker in Wiscon-- gin or O ,é; Remember d! that practically all the Swiss cheese made 'lltul mesfmmuu farmers e0--ODerative factories. -- Do not the mbove facts sugwest e last r8. WiO®t or "m{ne enthotn mm curtainings known miN'Omin mtlve! tmceived an .m"'l r their millk in 1922, M back the whey for| The cheese market is| sition also.' Retail Swiss cheese mi That is asked for "Imported -- Swiss | 7 * "mek oL intup ""eaimnarht.!'l !_' a premium above ) 0 a fair guess [ wide system d:&M which there are more 14 | | 'in the Bell System. _ 4000,00 . _ _ * C Ceee ate s ILLINOIs "":mn comp mee. n |than those of a small type and 17 . per cent more rapid gains than those s | of a larger type. The ability to take kfoodmmdnhhmrof .|the medium type pigs. These pigs ,| made their gains on 3 per cent less ;| feed than those of a small type and r°=7wwmmunmorJ ;| a large type. There is no disposi-- 'u'f'"d"'mm-lilufm this experiment since further work will be conducted this year. . The Pigs Twentymunfl',d"fi" the three types were in June, 1"3"'!'«-% on July 8 at average weights of 62 to 70 pounds. 'The small type pigs | mnlmdkfmm&rd.dl' Champaign County, Illinois, to rep--| lmtbtvnmhu-d-bqog' years ago. It was not possible for us to find any of the pigs which| represented this type in @ll respects.| | _"' tower than for ns % Esening and wight pates are still IOWBP. Consult the "Station so--station" lomg distance calls meet almost ree quirement ;7 the The Reliable Laundry Launderers®, Dry Cleaners & Dyers -- may be also too short legged, chuffy, and thick In this experiment, Po--. land Chhuq.mfmtype pro-- duced 4.5 percent more rapid gains than thoud;mntn' and 17 y whl l tas 00 PCOL C duce the "fi rapid and @conomical l were }ni""" Neither the feeder steer nor| the | the feeders of this type have tryin proven "x- to be of the best | rathe fanto 'for the feed lot; nor| and h"m horse: of this type| these shown itself to be best adapted to ket 4 steady work at heavy loads. A pig| ered . qualities of type pige is to secure a" Telephone "Station" | FEEDING QUA ES OF sM ALI AND LARGE. a PICGS This way cleans them thoroughly of dirt andspohlndrendersthemfreaofl{othc or a possibility of Moths later on. -- Call Libertyville 67--R when you are ready Cal Tibertyrile 67.R when you are ready CLEANING. You will soon want to have your RUGS cleaned and of course you want them cleaned in the VERY BEST WAY, There is no better way than NAPTHA DRY The Results study d the feeding all, mediam and large-- ates that it is possible HOUSEKEEPERS :l' o ) users are invited to 4o this method of making their long tance calls and taking advantage of party i either to the person -- :h Orto..ot:e flflabon telephone Or station. * aig tfil.t@@m;o handle a Cll of "'! ore it p a rate lower than .;ehrq'&:'"-: As: to-- & e 18 3 20 per ceng |" * * "! "° saving is aboug be. tween two gersons in differgnt clong We have TELEPHONE call is a call be-- phone call has onaif & "sg-tiou" jon se mhan m ons y "€ which wecaifiyeanentt ice. It means that we | would clean up readily twice daily. IFifhe the in n of the pigs nchlofg slaugntered .at a weight of ' pounds for killing records. Check pigs were slaughtered at the begin-- ning of the experiment. Mainten-- ance tests were conducted at the be-- l'iflnhllndduodthaxm Four samples frem each pig are be-- ing analyzed besides several com-- size and capacity of the stomach and intestines of all pigs have been ob~ [ the kind of pigs most breeders are | trying to raise. These pigs were rather--long in leg and long, narrow and shallow in body. Very few of M P'l\' were {'t mgh for mar-- ket demands when they were slaught-- ered at225 pounds. The Thernion"mg'mm tankage and middlings, All the pigs were fed individually but were kept together in three lots when not eat-- ing. Until z'l: pigs "[? 120 tankage and middlings was 4:2:1 aft-- er which time it was 12:2:1. Rach pig was allowed all the fee" that he would clean up readily twiee dailw | weights of 160 to 475 m' Charles Anderson, 6 yeers | | Pigs representing the % Libertyville, was declared -- . | were secured from two herds minded in the C nty court of . | County, IMlinois. ~ Those pigs were| Perry L. Persons © Mo m medinuhhntflloflex.m" and was committed to "..,-.' 'body and thickness of fiesh. They | feeble minded at Dixon, HI . _ '!attened well at weights of 190 to| The petition was file k "",--_'-' tyde | 225 pounds. The large--type pigs| Anderson, father, who rees ntly | 'wem purchased from six of the his wife soon A¥ter he m d been c lt&&e'sgoodPohndChimm.deromm rvic V au | in . Stark County, Tilinois. -- These mto;e told of the birth of the pigs represented both in conforma-- seventh child in mily. * 5) 0s tion and in bl'edinx what th" men ¢- =':v :" fi;{;:;,:; were producing and were tynical af. -- PATME un. naliainttc To Loy C222 § «2200 2 is Pigs weighed 120 ) Charles Wright, J. Prescon ' proportion of COMD, | Wiltian Wright, PL -1 lings was 4:2:1 aft-- Julia Gray, w $ f was 12:2:1. Each | Henderson George : Wright; A it the fee" that Re| Godfrey, Burten® Hatres w'w'_' adily twice daily. Wightman, Henry Edwards, m gs in each lot were| wards Coluburn, Nellie Henghao, puslas & eys at least twice a & m' liu"l"-w sds Wl C"00 WARC SuIS 'ells us that 100 much rich food m l"w'":mh--.m.* .lh * f :"0;'- gti become g" weaken; then you may * dull mi in Aull midery in ine idey regicn: Mn puart of water cach day, also take saits Take 4 makes o "amughlnd' * Back Pains You or OF ub.no-tlux:hrap&.-m an M w will 3 present to the Probate Court of Lake s County, in said County, his final ac-- & estate, and same be ap. : proved; that said estate be declared e charged © from hfi', a aa to be present, if you so fi-.c .f:'%z.'gf 1}'1 Dated the 3rd day of April, A. D.: _ 1923, - Hage) (>~ > HOWARD T. N, o OwaArRD T. uso' h:#:fix} thus oftes reli Henderson Hahn, Veta Henderson Godfrey, Burton Haines, Amanda Wightman, Henry Edwards, William Pdwards, Burt Edwards, Avis Rd-- wards Coluburn, Nellie l-za, Roy Cribb, Edmund Bailey, Bailey, --Edith A. Wright Houser, Grace <Wright Omo, ~Henry V, w"'u- Oletha Wright m Lelia Wright Ward, Mabel Wright Serabia, Harold Solon Weed, heirs at law and legatées of said decedent, take notice, that on the 7th day of May, A. D, 1923, at 10 o'clock A. M. . i oamat To m Bo'd Ym'u ) p .':-- Stophen 4. yene on graiant | | t M ¥ * umm %II:M Ct y%\ m "- Sere 19e William Wright, Florence Duncan | _ Washing Machine ln&cm;&;;o(fi." s ment of the estate of Silas 'r Anannand. IN THE PROBA' iT oR _ sam couyry. "*" COURE OR | County of Lake PAUL MACGUFFIN State of Illinois 4 delivers to you a amined YourDEgbor x3%°