Father starts it—mother finds she can add
a little—even the'kiddies will contribute
their pennies and in a surprisingly short
time, the whole family is enjoying the
pleasures of owning a Ford. Hen is how
you can do ir through the
WeeJdyShrc/Mte&tcui
Bring the first )5ta to ua. Enroll under tha (era*
of the new, easy way to buy a Fo«L Select the car
you want. We will depoait your money in a local ,
_ Bank, at interest. Add a little each week. You
will be surprised at the rate the atone? piles up
when everyone is helping. Soon the payments,
plus interest paid by the bank will roue the cat
yours, Come in—let us ghra you full partfculaca.
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•ca «My to nwh* The em hm m ek H#M atom
left ai«M. hat tlM next day the sei
iHM dvaee K mjr. Whan they learn
that the dog be laft
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lw« today by J. K. TouIoum, of AJ
New Meu*> the «
or of dH department of
the plan. The
Toulouae, taking tha
in behalf ot hi*
and of the plan en which ba baa a
glowing trtbote to Mm wonaon of
America who endured aflantly the bit
tern aaa of war and of war'ft sacrifice*.
And ha callad attention la the fact
that tha only mam .Trial to war moth
er* America baa erected is in an ob
■cure spot in the city it Washington.
* ho wing tha propoaad
hospital, which is to coat in
tha neighborhood of 91^600.000, war*
presented to the convention. They
constructed as to cover many
ot land and equippe4 to care for ban
died* of tubercular patient* in com
fort and with efficiency.
The veterana of foreign war* will
appoint a strong committee to handle
the details of the movement to put
into effect the nmiutioR adopted to
day. Mr. Toulonae, who baa spent
IS months m travel and etudy of tha
with in tha eaaa of
will he a
of this
"We dONT propose to locate this
hospital, n.csssrily. ia New Mexico,"
Mr. Ibvlovw teld the convention,
and explain* that th* purpose behind
the Movement wan to perform a dual
useful end of providing facilities
and at the same time serving the
function by erecting to the woasaa
bood of America a suitable memorial
where the relatives of disabled war
veterans might find relief from suf
fering."
Bee* hooey m Winter
Raleigh, N. C., September 3.— One
reason why beekeepers have weak col
onies in spring and suffer a reduced
honey flow la because they take the
honey too class before the bee* go lata
winter quarter*," *ay* C. L. Sam*,
Specialist ia Beekeeping for the Stat*
College aad Department of Agricul
ture. "Dont take the hooey so dm
aa to stare* the bees during winter
if yon would have strong colonies the
following spring. 1 recently hoard
a prominent beekeeper in this State
boast of the fact that he took 90
pounds of honey from each of his colo
nies. Unless his boos have an op
portunity to find flowers between now
and cold weather, they will probably
go through the winter in a starred
oondiiton. "
Mr. Sams states' that the least
smount of honey that a colony should
have fcr wiver is fifteen pounds «u<!
if there is a scarcity of stores, the
queen bee will slow up laying. This
would result in only old bees aad a
•mall number of young ones Th th*
oolony in spring. It is only these
worker beet which are raised after
August IS which lies through th* win
ter, and so it i* important that th*
qoeen dee* not let up la her laying ae
tMty. M*. Sam* says that ia s nor
mal colony. If there are plenty of
ito re* aad a young qpean, th* bees
ihould pea* th* whiter safety.
has found a atnhWr of aslaalsa this
year with drone imaks la the center
if the worker eembe Thoee should
be paabed to ana aide * removed If
poealhle. Under no mm<ltlwn shenM
they he allowed to etey hi the osafter
tf th* worker com be. To permit thsas
to da aa will greatly weaken the eeto
tiy next apring, think* Mr. Sams.
Wtmm Sitka Alaaka to th* math ef
th* Yukon river ia a aw voyage at
2,000 mOae. 8ix huadred ssilee above
It's mouth this river is one mile wide.
It la toe bead daring a large part ef
the yaar bat dastag a ahert aasaaMg la
fOR OVER 4« *ff.AK8
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Meats
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We handle a full Um of PUSH MEATS, such m native
naef, WMteri M. Pork, *mIi and ■Bttm. Also a «ood
Um of CURED MEATS*
f , » T : Jj
All meata kept under the beet system of refrigqnuU*
by using Lipkins Automatic lea Machine. Daring the
hot aaason temperature in oar storage room has baen
kept at from SO to 34 degrees.
If yaw will favor as with ymmr mmmt order wa foal sm
Stewart Eros.
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