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Ik* library «Im Us darter nrftn4.
"Wall duriar." trM IW baebee*,
farcing • •mil* 1* It twlner
H-lMf—" began UM darter.
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"Onatfruplets I Hal; smoke V
-Ha. no." rried th* darn* "Qu-«»
Iriu lb» cuatrary Trtrtry and U
tbfca H ptepbllaaopblrally. lt'l •
Remarkable DiuppMranca.
Perhaps th* most remarkable dis
appearance In aobni tint** of a
prominent public maa **» thai of
Jam** Wlnatnnley, a brilliant Oxford
scholar. who won the "ll*rtfiird" near
ly aeventy year* ago. Wlnstauley,
bavbig heroine a poaltlvlM under the
Influence af Cengreve- one ut tb*
founders of lb* new religion copslst
big of "three persons and no OodH—
laft Oxford and llv*d In retlrem*nt on
bla l#itwi»nlilw estate, where b*
devoted himself to th* welfare of bis
dependents. built a church, and. In
the year of bla disappearance, wn
blgh sheriff Just before tb* aaslw*
be went to Folkestone, started for th*
pier to meet hi* mother <*>u)lng froin
Boulogne. and was never afterward
a** i: by hi* friend*. A boot man at
Ooblem Dialed that an Kngllshman re
sembling Wlnaianley waa ferried over
to Uhrenbreltatelo. and b* waa au|>
poeed fo bare been drowned: but
thoae who beet know bin temperaiueat
thought It possible thai he had Un
■ured himself In a monastery.
Cbina'a Concrat* Work.
Owing to the high coat of timber
la China. It ban been found ec<ip«>mlc
al to make railway deepen and alee
trie transmission line pole* of rein
forced <-oncrete. The sleepers are re
Inferred with old mine ruble, state*
Engineering New*. Record and are
cunj under water before one New
track la not supplied with rtpirrete
keepers, but laid with ordinary wood
en sleepers, which are afterward re
placed by concrete when the road bad
to well nettled. The pole* are 40 feet
and (SO feet high, and nre east horl
aontally. They ire hollow for four
fftba of their length, square section,
* and taper, and som* of th* reinforc
ing rods are carried shove and below
the pole to act as lightning conduc
tors. In both raxes the concrete mix
la 1:2:4. and the pole* and sleeper*
have given complete satisfaction,—
Scientific American.
Men Orlvas Meihtr Pram Kitten*.
Three kittens which were deserted
bp their mother were adopted by a
ban, says a Nova Scotia reader. The
ban dscovered the kittens lo a cow's
manger and after watching thera for
aome time sat on them. She waa
chased away and the mother cat was
put with Ita young, hut the old hen
want Imck and chased the rat and
Claimed the kittens. How th* kittens
ware fed I* not known.
DOING PINK
"How'a that protty conducter.tta
making out! Car aba maka 'am atap
lively r
"Rather. Thay bag In to atop lively
tha mlnuta thay apy bar."
Died Whlla Chloroforming Cat.
A Penney Ivanla railroad engineer loat
bta lUa when bo attempted to chloro
form a pat eat at hla bona la Paoll,
Pa* whlla hla tanfly was away. '.Tha
aat aeratchad and atnigflad aa ha
triad to bold tha chloroformed ra« to
Mi noaa Ha fall unconerloaa and
M fras the fumra. Tha eat raa
away.
•paatal Carriage far Quadruplaaa.
A fanltniw atora la Naw Baron,
Oeon, eanonnree that tt la haHa« a
apaelal quadruplet baby carriaaa
made la Leooilnatrr that will ahort
ty ha praaeated to tha quadniplato
dai haro recently baaa born ta Mr.
aad lira. fcalao of View Ha ran.
Prolific Iwa.
A atan la Nora Scotia raporta that
■ owe owned by hla neighbor gave
Mrtti to a btmb; two waeka later tha
aame ewe rare birth ta twtaa. Hm
•rat lavo 'llad Aortly afMr Mrth.
tow tha twlna are (till atlaa aad
TIMES OEMU
MODEN BIHS
rWHiy uKiiirvcivo uff'iWP
SMIart Out «f Daft.
DAIRY ANIMALS REQUIRE CARE
euwtww to W«(l linirt Tr»
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I* to SwlM W«M.
•y WILLIAM A. NAOFOftD.
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Itoaala u»i ii to to wUbaoi ImM. tlx
>l«lim uiiMfiir m au !>■■■ miiku
AMraaa ail Hxiulrl** I* WIMaaa A. IU4
(ar4. Ha. mt frairl. a»a»ua. UlaH
IB. and Mlf lailnn iw*->*ai mm» Im
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Tilm >u to Ito luaiory «f AjnatVaa
hm» alwa ■ bar* wa» maralj • poor
ly mMrMtd ikrliM for tto ton*
Uva Mock aad HUM of (be (rd lw«l
ad to mallalli lb* anlmala throufhoul
iha wint»r wuutba. So partlrator at
I an llua waa paid to Ibr wnli of Iba
anlmala othar tbao • roof wpj thrlr
bM'U and walla to bn-ak Iho win far
wlnda. C-owa bvuwl la tbraa mnt
tara* war* cold aad a crawl. panwul
aga of llw> faad thaj rwi>uinpd wia
wad up to maintain tha raquirwl body
baal. and lltlto want to pMucr inl'k.
Horaaa »»rr not n»«l«l for farm wort
to wlmar, no tbajr warr put m» light
fanj and wbaci aprluf raina wara In
poor •■>odttloii for tha lo-my work of
thai naaaoo.
Study of tha llvaatork Induatrr
fbowad thai thla tj|«* of txa>rtv <-<m
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nrw
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aatartor riw, H will k* m«4 tkal I
■•lid wait witk i 4o«r la th* «»»
AtMra lh* taflM N* Ik* mn/TMl
WtlMil at mmiii'lli la rwqulrad k»
law la ana* Main aa Ik*
dan ftna lW kor
la raclawlinlv Ik* atllk In th* I
•labia ik*r* an ata* atari* alalia. an4
• rona for Ik* h*m*aa Th# alalia
faiw a r*ni*r allrjway •*»» wkirk la
a rarrtar raa aa a Irarti thai la aa*d
la ma^Kirt fa*d la Ik* Taaajara. Tkla
irark *it»»ida ia Ik* raar of tka alalia
aa Ikal ik* rarrW taay k* aaad t*
tak* out manure About Iwn-thlrda of
th* ata hi* Boor la ileroted ta rh* dairy
ataki* It will k* a**a by ik* plan
thai Ikar* ara 14 alalia In aack row
facta# Ik* failing all*J. h*atd*a fo*r
large has alalia fur ralvaa an4 kali
Tk* doll ad Una on th* |>lan ahowa th*
ran >4 tk* carrtar track, which ei trivia
to ik* fr*t| room that <**aa*fta tk*
Mka with tk* hara. Tkla *rramrnn*i>t
permit" tk* alias* la h* thrown dowa
In th* W room loaded Into lh* 'ar
rl*r ami i ran "ported -llra^-tly to lh*
matigera. Th* aanall c'rclea al tl<»
otall head* Hmimi drinking <it|ia
which arc <oni>*<-fc.| wltlt 'he farm
waler-prmattf* aj»nu> and ke*p a a tar
continually larfon* th* an'ata1/. ihc
water U-ln* turned on and abut «!t
nul.-t' iilliall) by Ik* pro«t»re of th*
♦>#»«.*... 1/ »hr r»n • vilvf
lE^Cf
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etructeri form balldinf waa expenatvm.
It pr<«v«><l that when dairy unitnala nit
kept lu a weather-proof building the
milk flow L»>ntljr Inrmme* during the
cold n en i her. Better buildings demon
strated that thera were feeana of not
unly keeping the anmlala more health)'
and productive, bat of doing the work
nacifxary Iti . urlng for the live xtock
more family and III leaa time, rttep by
atep the dealga of bam* wan Im
proved, until harn architecture be
eame ao important that It attracted
the attention of the architectural pro
feaaluu, aud an Intenalve stud) of the
naada of the Ilea atock and the farm
owner haa brought about ataodard ar
chitectural practice* Id barn design
ing.
The modern barn. Ilka the modern
home, la built with two Idea" upper
most ; comfort and convenience*—coca
(fort for the animals that are to live
In It anil convenience fur the men
who care for the animals Modem
baraa are constructed of good materl
all and are put up In flrat-cUaa work
manlike manner; they are provided
with ayaterai of ventllatioo that keep
the air Id tha atablae para, but ellm
lnate drafta; they art equipped with
labor-aavlng fixtures. auch 1 aa «teal
stanchion* that do not accumulate dirt
and fllth, water <npe that supply fraah
water at the at all heada continuously;
litter carrlera that eliminate Uie un
plaaaant job of removtag manure j feed
trucks that carry the faad to tha
A food example of tba modern dairy
aad horer harn Is afcown In tha ao
campanylix illustration. Thl* ban la
tt about the Cght alae to accommo
date the live mock horaaa and dairy
towa that are found aa tba average
farm la the Middle Weet. ft la 134
feat kmc and •'« faet wide, and la di
vided Into twe stables. one to sccom
aiadate a<m .K.rm* and ibe oLbei u>
baoaa tt <oh*. ;uelr calvea and a bull.
A comiwrtwn of lhl» barn with
tho«e In uw twenty t»r thirty y**ar»
uih) the »tnl< turd f<>nn<l oo too
many Ainrrl< an farm* today, will Kite
a tf<x«J Idea of llir progr*** In barn
>-ohm ruction and equipment. Dirty,
(lark, cold and drafty »tni<ture« *re
aspaaalrt t>i-cau>w they cm down pro
duction and iocrraiw labor coat, whllo
ih« modem barn* Increaae production
and cat labor coal*
It la economy when building to build
wall. That la aapec tally true of bartta
that ara to bouae live Mock and their
feed. Every farmer wbo needa a new
building ot thla typa ahould boar thaaa
facta in mlud.
Auntla Nat an OW Maid.
Aunt Mary la now twenty-fl»e, and
bar married brother* twit bar about
her alngle atatc. They alao tall bar
that alace aha haa had her laat birth
day aha la an old maid. Thla both ahe
and bar adoring B»e-ymrold niece
Jean deny.
Tlie other night one ot Aunt Mary'*
admlrera called, and little Jean waa
made • member of the party. Natn
rally the waa mora In love with auntie
than ever, and when the young man
laughingly called her an old uiakl
Jean loyally apratag to the raacva.
"No. aha ain't an old aaM neither."
Kha denied. "Teacher aayt any one
lan't aa long aa they roll their atoek
Inga Mown, over their kneea."
And the aubjcct waa Imiqedlataly
chanced.— tndlanapolla New a.
Brilliant ttara.
The brilliant atar Rplca la ISjOUC
Umax aa bright a* the aun. whll«
Canopoa. a eery bright ctar la tlx
aouth polar aky. la flB.000 tlmea a>
bright aa the *on. Splca aad Oano
pua ara 'with ahout 800 light yaan
frorr w. To rxpraaa thalr dlatann
hi iaI lea, ana trroi'd write down thre«
aad add BfMit » .era,
Planters Warehouse
Haynes, Brown & Hay ties, Props.
Mt. Airy, N. C.
Centrally Located Largest House
Best Light Highest Prices
Run by men with 30 years experience and who five their whole time to
the warehouse business.
Planters have always lead in pounds and prices. Why? Because its
proprietors know tobacco and have the nerve to make the buyers pay the top
price for every pile placed on our floor.
Planters has always lead in phouse in the State to take better care of
the interest of the farmer than they do.
Your friends,
Haynes, Brown & Haynes
Between the South and Washington and New York
North
South
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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