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Iran a manual Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables SCHOOL SUPPLIES "no. 112] M. Plevka Co. Lowest Prices for Good Goods WAD-”WOOD ConenndSeeUs BeforeGoing £3"beng in Our 38 80""! Illl STREET HARDWARE FOR ALL SEASONABLE also Hamilton-Otto Bi-Product COKE, which is a very econom- ical fuel to use for Furnace and Steam Heating. Would be pleased to have ydu send us trial order for same PROMPT SERVICE f. GERWIG ALL KIND8 0F HARD AND SOFT Tolophono 888 RAILROAD STREET 0. E. BAKER Livery and Feed Stable 32 Non!- Foot. Sweet ran-m III A...- aura-L l- mafia-Tum saunaâ€"uncu- flan-Inna. fARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK II‘I’AILII II . AC I want. .1111?ng I. '. IA On'. Manta-uranium thdmltytom i For bush beans prepare the [round any in a dry condition. working 3: do" to 1 var! fine Ind ovum ”a had. like the mrflca coll erpechlly he and hose. since the bean some- tlm hn dllllcaky In coming up In three or four days. Give the young plut- elm Ind fight surlace cultiva- tion to conserve soil moisture A that or fourahovelod horse cultivator my be used, but never h! them while the vines are In the lens! He! or mm, u this will bring on (ll-ease. Plan! I Mon. then: three weeks Apart, In to an Inn of Ann-t in central ht- Itmlu. Pick the ham clan while an m [an ram-fly and the vine: win but longer. If bun- In allowed mflmnmmzhoflm‘fln ”CD Growl-g Dani Den-n. Bush or dwarf beans are easy to grow and are one 01 the best and mm! popular 0! garden "Ramble: A sue» «salon 0! men should he painted and be camlnq on from lhe very «flies! summer llll that the first fronts of autumn. Beans of I" kind: are some» vlnl lender and are easily lulled by late spring frosts, 3'» they are gully und cheaply plamed Ind rlak should no mien In plantlng extn early. ll the ant crop ham!!! lo be caught by tron. It In a very my miller to plant a“, .m 3” over apln and mm will be lost by the lrlal. u .99 mn- Intlan at the poll will serve for : "Mon of crops. ‘4»! Cl". I aka, 0' lnm or steel. as thaw»: momver. n will do good tori without the Iron TM cunt-r must be I! last 4 loot from array", to allow lor loud. and to keep same from undo? the homes to". A very Inge horny-rd may be duped In a that "me. and several land: 0' Mann and. Simply drive the load when "and. Mn srrnpn up by the hurdles. mm; M1 and ml the operation. A in“ Wm. M "I up in the Int-yard. IM- la handy for rowmu Mum Inni- ln. ml around mm. «mm at I! no.“ he M 0! “Marlo Int-hr. ltd MM hood H mm»: Ibo urn." Ibo-M he 6 lo I rm luau, and I net It”; In I". 'III In prflonnd I! wmmn ‘un (mu m u- ' Tho" In I dual or man nun.» ‘mnu. humnlvoiy nd oully undo. nun mu ha 40le on "cry hm (or the prop" an M rmm. 11.... mark: "ml «My "n- prim-Ink of “can. "a. "mm In good maime- Whom 'lncullll um million... m not and. I In" burn! can be Id near the pump And I chap nude m- Irudod 1'). cut" an In MM by Mud with an." autumn. o' "In ad labor. Th0 cooling 0! (ho :run It" loll Ibo vunl Run on (M rum In!" and pump a in.» muly ll Ihkh nu cram m on nu alum or (Mullah the in More Illa. Ideal to "on «only run Win “00" lot a! warm rnun In to to ‘oolod. II. mutton m an uncut AhlpMMumovnrluhrM to your! (to "am from It. can. no farm-(n llmully my «an! m on" mun-Wm nanny .- good (boll-g I"... Dilorom roudlttoun on the farm will govern arrangement: (or the cool- Mn; of cn-m‘ Wham Iladmlllu m ‘Inod. mu! Innu- bavo chuply con- llruflod mlll-houul M which m be piled I tut or half haml. through which all um I: led fro. the 11.4 CI" to tho flock-Inning “In. With the en.- cooled and hold I- that Ian!- Ibo unnnmonl In enriching nqumd. CIIIIVII.OI cl Con. At the neural experiment stations corn has received more than It: III-re oi attention. and many experiments have been made in order to learn how to derive the largest yields and to grow the crop most economically. Opinions diner. however. on climate. variety and soil are factors governing every crop. The indium: station iound that the best reunite were obtained by planting need in May. it he: been shown thnt the greatest Iver-go yield of both earn and stocks huve been ob- tained when the Itnllln stood about twelve or fourteen inch" snort In the rows. Thick planting. however, re- ducea the Iiae or the urn, nod the ner- ‘ cent-gs at grain, but thick planting hon, in dry seasons, produgd the heaviest yield of stalks end a high‘ ext yield of earn. So far as depth of cultivation is concerned, the yields, when corn was cultivated one. two Ind three inches. hlve been equal. in continuous corn culture heavy appli- entions of fresh horse m_nnure have not been profitable. but the effect at I very heavy application 0! mnnure has been noticed for many years. There does not mm to be much diaer- enoe in yield» due to any particullr lmplenwnt used. while hill llld drlli pluntlnus of mrn have produced the lame average yields. The "Cher-kins" of corn hi still the most populnr ond profitable mode or [rowing the corn I! the lean! met at labor, The renultal It one station may not rorreepond with those obinined eieevrhere. but where the work he. extended over A number oi yell-a the reaultn should be mounted in important. I! not conch» elven II |VDV IQI‘VIII I um. m Atria-linin- DOWNERS GROVE REPORTER no Aunt-n- lulu. ,‘l'ho but romedy I: to cut the shoot: soon In a” smear above ground. us the booth lunch “I. tips. Many per- m m an noon top. of «pan- m but “that humm- In tho- cut an mmm mvnm, - thy «- ”In. “D to In”. Don‘t let the ma shift for them- selves In the matter of tutor. They must have all they wun of much a temperature u will lndm-e them to drluk enough to supply tholr needa Many I out "mm down" In Mr mlll productlon because the In starving for tutor. tin "(or being either dlfllrnlt or men or too cold to be valuable. an." In l‘llvn. A amt-1mm“ claims that when valves 3 or 4 year: old become sick and die 'Ith scours It In due to indlgectlcm. apparently. Ind yields to treatment with pepsin 1! taken In "me. A In. um!!! twice 3 day given In :1 "Me warm mllk nfler feeding will cure It. and If given when the a" I: burn, and canthmed (or a few days, '1" pre- vent It. The pepsin Is the common Iliad sold In drug stores. and can he purchned by the pound. lack ct Water Innâ€"In um: Plow. With MS barn lull M hay Ind MI Md- dlux lurked high. A mm In MI (Ito Ind I [IO-ll Ir MI are: The rank provided vim winter re- In“. Whue and” Ind pumpkms Ire rim- Mg fact There'- I mm.- of Mid In. I spam 0! fun Panes over the farmer than haying I: done: TM mmlps Ire growing. the mokam are pnvnv. Tho han'm Iunrmrhlnt. MI bouw PM" Iimn. Ah! Lurk}- me (armor who wander! In?“ And ms the Inprnach,“ I Munru' yield! â€"Boston Henld. Winch 'IV” In Ion. Irma In "N hm of "09 mm. Al (III and n "3an no nan-n1 M An Ms MM. with their uuhhle n you" .1 gold. '50. In}... In .000. Than-‘4‘ :- mm 9' mm and a 091m of Ian PM my" "on for." than harm. M 4m; mm M. htykmn I" "rolling with "mammal My "In mile I. a theory n 0000'"!!! In Mnr Th nmmr's MN over. an out It "a m "to 1pm": at n humlitu' field; A! “I! n M! In! In the golden-MM um: Canto-Ina“... Then an a hundred and one plaoot when ntlll can to oontamlnatad from tho tinta it io ‘11.! "on tho uddot till it raaohaa tho tabla in m tom oi aunt mill. craatn or battor. Pint. a amt «at ot haetotla. impuritioa and dlaoaao am at Into tho tailit at tho ham 0! lot ta which tho can an ltapt. Sound. a anal may nova ot tloao ova tacit oxlatanca in Illl t4: illo atun‘aat and [M piaoa in which in will to hot. Tha moat tho cow aao'a “no 0! ball; ill. or Ihoa avoa a nun: amptioa ia noticaabie, o ponoo any contract diuaao by portal l“ oi bar Illl. lupun Iator In an otIar II, la use: Illa ia oootatni oatot it tho cow to muiiad I: drink ant al a I“ halo. Iliad with liaoaaa [or-a. aha cannot Ioio out drill a lama anchor at thoaa ("on into an noun. aonto ot than bola. oar- io M a" Illa, Militia. the ('0' into an out. nail anon no man ia Iliad vita (oat. and "on which than Man an aatoio aatahn at aim coo-aha. on sitting m to aa o'ana holy .olilo. lot. “an tiia lit. to aaltio loop. or milling a no "can oddar. laaaa a“ tan an mum vito dirt and our in auct- roan it in m panama to avoid contamination ot tho miil‘ it in options! that than dim-o norms ara nivoa tho human iatoiiy thrown: milk than an [inn In any other “my; and to alao trllno that iota attantinn to paid to tho can oi milk than to any man- iood coon-nod up. I» taNa. Treating Hoe-e Cor-l. Dr. A. A. Hoicombe. Inspector of the United States bureau oi snlmel hus- bandry. eeys of treeting horse earns: "As in oil other troubles. the clue. must he discovered if possible and re- moved. in e great majority of cases the shoeing will be st fault. For I sound foot. perfectly formed. a let shoe with heels less thick than the toe and which rests evenly on the Well proper is the best. in list feet it is often necesssry to concave the feet as much as possible on the upper surface so that the sole may not be pressed‘ upon. If the heels are very low the heels of the shoe may be made much thicker. if the foot is very broad and the well light toward the heels s isr shoe, resting upon the wells. any old to prevent excessive tension upon the soft tissues when the foot receives the weight of the body. A piece of lesther planed between the foot and shoe serves largely to destroy convulsion. and its use is absolutely nevessary on some sulmsin to ensble them to work. Among the preventive measures may be mentioned those which serve to Innin- lnin the supplenesl of the hoof. The dead horn upon the snrisre oi the sole not only reuins moisture for a long time. but protects MUMII'OINI. the living horn be- neath from the sum: of evsporstion. For this reuon the sole should he pend As little as possible. l l tun. About twenty-mm lcm. ll- vldod ln s dumber of noldl. wlll be, utlllzed for um purpole, each field including 3 uon-loclrlflod or controlloa plot for flu [flu-Dom of commrllon. A network or wlru will be run over tho neldI It u might of about 16 feet from the ground. The poles wlll be put 200 be! Inn! on way no 300 (at. number way. By menus of tran- (amen the voltage lor the network will In rnlud to 100.000. ‘[ Plum Shermt.~(‘over plums with ihnt watpr, simmer until thoroughly lmoltod; then press through a win: ‘strainer; add main and aunt in suit the taste, and other Inuit juices ii desired. and than freéze Oral-mo Riveâ€"480i! V, cnpful of rice till tender; stir in before drying ofl. 1‘ tonspoonml of salt. 1 lithium- in! of sugar and '1. («spoonful oi butter Then stir in half of the grated rind of an orange: cover and keep warm tlil liquid is all absorbed Orange Sauce.-â€"~Squeete all the juice and all the pulp. po'ssivble tc scrape from the cringe. Beat tn: whim of In an very "M. then heal In 2 tnbleapooni’uls of sugar. Jim before toning. stir the pulp and julca Into the beaten white. hauled Ham and Bullâ€"Take Mta of either boiled or fried hum. than one and place in skillet pro1 pared 'lth Dimer. take (cut to six well mm: eggs. pour over ham, and 'm heated through. moon well with power Ind salt. stir together. cook until «an: brown. and turn out without Itlrrlnt. Bruno's swat-4C"! {out mum: in "Ha rings; soak Dal! an hour in to” and mum; drain new». towel! and fry «unruly in MD. hot (at. Pout them over hoe brnfled shah. ("om Pom.â€"Tako 2 mm of mm mml. 2 0! than! flour. i of sugar MN! I M" mm M mfiltvd butter; Md 1 9:1. I toaspormlnl of salt. I of and; 2 01 mam of tartar. Mix with mmh milk to make I modéntely sun ham’r and bake.” 3 Mn oven. H” a la fivxckiugham.~xlakp 5 slim»; of mun 1mm and arrange on Matter "96' renim for scroll-INN! eggs. having mp eggs slightly mm"- done Pom- eggs owr (out Sprln- HQ: with 4 tnblPsnomm grated milk champ. Pm In own '0 melt cheese Ind finish cooking ens. flunk-last Ramâ€"«hu- lhe baron vary nun (‘ul on the find and hard mrls bdrm. «living. fill n shallow mm with rold start m'moen. sllrpd. ('ovrr (ho potato»! vim "no bacon and bake until the pork is rrlsp. 1‘0 CLEAN PINK LINES. Tn "can I Man "an all no It»! It .m am no. and till mu. m or. lulu-Iran": I.” ma mu In on" and IMF!’ [or Ian mum!" of mm. Hum win: on And |Illfv II . hall 0! tum map "uh. min: “I“ now I'Mnfl' m can. but an no! rub an Ila mm nalm than up mum mam around "In human. Rina |a mu tutu-rm mun rand It": In emu. «M "I" Turn "Ill-IO mu and Man In In. "min In «In. It yM IInrrb H [ml lbflmlh I IN. mud flan-h (that It. I find: mmlo with MINI“ Illl'fl The nlnrvl mull In»!: In mo mm. m u -m hula the mods. I! .Iml Mlllu‘ "w rolnr has "mu I'IV mun- "mn N anH IIPI III-MM, and - Inc drum a! mammal. In "w in! vlnmu I'M". TM: It" nn-u rv-lnw nu- mlm “Wu-n dn Inmpvn ”only and mil. having '0 mor MI!" I! you nm In mm II II:- Mmc am me warm tam (m "will "n I! 1-5va man hr mm; lm imam: wtwon Inn and mm Dov-n. [m the nm 0' CM- hmlrd "laid? out Ind [mu [mm mo hon-n upward A mm In! Iron In IIIII! "mam"; Inf Irma” «arrival mid”. hm In m. ran at him” of deflate ml» or! ”I? mm :honlJ I» no hon" than nlnnlmplr am"; Th. ham I!" not no harm M a no! moaning. hm in war? rural"! than ironlnx all other mapâ€"Philadelphia scar BED SPREADE. llam- Iwunevh'eu pn-h-r to have their bed- mveml wllh spoilt-u While. but other: have Adamo-d ma new rolorod Md Iprcull. Thou In 0! heavy while cotton. lumped In \cncelul Ilanl dq-Ixn- In deep rm: colortnxu. Tun ulually Mn 3 W dot of bowknou and ”an. one!) in two (one: of [ma 0' 0M blue. (mu-r nun“- um stunned to "ram soul I lun- dawn-urn and can!" our 1 color For In connin- ham- or 1hr room 0! I young [In the MI Inn-n4- an nlminlly IIINIMO and 55m vâ€"annkwn llama mmulations a! serum of lollel and I‘hlle soaps. When )ou have col- Jetted a quantity. cm them up Ind cover with cold water. then set on “me um simmer gently unlll dis- Iohed. lhen allr In enough common] to thicken It; add OIH' tnblunpoontul a! pure glycerlne and one lewl (en- Ipoonlul a! burn: unread In a pan Ind out In min-s the-n ll begin: to hardenâ€"lioslon Post. The candle, :‘lude and the flowers should man-h In color _ror Inuance. l pink carnation scheme on a green shade and the flowers mignaneuolâ€" New Haven Register. PRETTY OENTERPIECE. An extremely pretty centerpiece for the dlnlng table In a tall gins! candlestick to which Is attachedâ€" passing over the candleâ€"n nickla wlre arrangement from which sprinx 51x brnmhes. There He “(led 3! (ha ends In a way to rennin: illender glass tubes for flowers USE FOR OLD CARPETS. in not throw awn» old Brussels or tapestry carpets. When unfit for use In Iny other way they make a 3nd covering for a kltcnen or dining room iiler. Have them thoroughly cleaned. and tacked very carefully to the floor. wrong side up. Give them two coats of paint, let thoroughly dry and then varnish. You will have a floor covering that will last {or years. one can paint a border which adds much to the looks.~â€"-Boston Post. _ Mlx up a small quantity of horux and powdered sugar, and szvrlnkle it around trealy on the shelves In the close! or floor, or wherever they come. and you will and that the ant! will soon disappearâ€"«Boston Post. GOOD TOILET SOAP. A good soap ran be made {rpm ac- FOR. LITTLE RED ANTS REf’IPHS. and col- Illd L. KLEIN IE!!!“ "will!" For mm: and date: write to R W. Walhvm. Phone 56;. Antlooh. “1.. or H. w. Edwards. Downers Grove. H. W. 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