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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER 590 (14), -J fj Our Farm Women j Edited by MRS. W. N. HUTT JASSOM (fib Policy from the Postal Life) - : AK INDIAN BLESSING In the dull red Slow of the sun's good- ! trY, t ' - ' - In the rosy l&ush of morning light. the strong -west wina, in iue w In blossoming shrub and giant trees. From grassy slopes and woodland low. From" mountains with their cloaks ol In the sweet sof breath xf the wide deep. In Eiy tilings we have one)- . . .' . " ' , .; ' ' 2. Keep the , yoiingster in school 31 Provide for the mortgage on; the . farm (if there is one). - v ; l 4. Build jip a fund to help the wife ; run the farm (if she has to do it)." ;5. Ensure- old-age independence' . (old age will come). The one best way Life-insurance in a regular legal, reserve insti tation; there are many such bnt there is one that gites yon sound insurance protec tion at low net cost. That institution it the Postal Life Insurance ompany The POSTAL saves money for its policy holders because it does not employ agents; in surance is arranged direct, by mail, or Over the counter at the Home Office. The result is that your Policy isn't saddled with the heavy expenses of agents and branch-offices through-, out the country, as in other companies. A, between the rows was one eigntn less. v ' - The other, c?age -.had a pair each of Jbirds .which should be protected on : every farm, the robin, song sparrow, blue bird, pee-wee, cat-bird, mocfcing bird, : quail, wren and others. . ,-. As forthe mice the: cats xatch, it is well to be rid of; the mice, but traps -T arid poistms wjHdo 'the 'work if given ordinary care.- rertainly .micedq hot 'hrstroy;'asmuch'1a cp aaj n itt j lit' iiiu.r. r-,i a. u li l nut' vvuai HOW TO MAKE' AN ICffiESS - the birds Wve;,tKat is tHeldiffeerice;- - REFRIGEIWOR The -ETaporatkm -.of the Water iOiVFatin rxtrc a -i.J- mA-i.f-pt . Jirwther Consideration aDout cats AVE a screened case-made 3)4 ieet . jinuK0v;, :nn. ign, witrt otner. dimensions . . wrmc onii arenot Ima1-.j - H 'Kliiii'l iiit Ptl rill or ri Tri . - - - - I jm-iic au .fvv .w.v.w-e," good associates for little children, it is cruel and un-inristian to give no . - sea, . - . . .-. v. . May the blessing of -blessings -ornerto HA . hi, pare " to a domestic animal. -so if "We cannot care f for them, let us have none. One woman I know feeds her cats two, quarts of milk a day; and butter selling at 50 cents a pound in cities 1 The lesson is plain. There is mofe than one kind of economy. Some Painting "Don'ts" G n 9 Dividends : Guaranteed ini your policy and the Usual Contingent Dividends Paid Besides VI I III'" III MUM- ; M - allow,, a square pan - to fit in between the, four corners. Have two movable shelves 12 to 15 inches apart in it. Use. a biscuit pan on top toT hold the water and have- the whole' thing standing in a larger biscuit pan. The pans and case are. all tovbe painted white, allowed to dry and then enam eled. -A covering of white canton flannel should be made to cover it. Put the smooth side out and button the coverings on the trame witn Dug- TTRTJR are.a few hints for the sorine gy or automobile curtain hooks and - H day$ when mother asks -you to VltUlllVI V V a aaav&&gy - a teresting work when you go at it right. Don't leave brushes in . paint, stain or varnish. . ' Don't leave paint uncovered over night. - i- Don't thin paint nor clean brushes near a Jlame. Don't use an interior finish for an ; exterior surface. r Dpn't use a: finish prepared for standing woodwork on. floors.'. ;' . -Don'tpainV around the. edges of a " floor and'jeave . tHe centre . for the last.'".- - . ' ' . . : - . ; Don't" use any" finishing material without -first stirring it thoroughly in . ine can. Don't use enamel brushes to stain and then expect to use them for enameling again. .Don t repaint until all leaking roofs gutters and broken spouts have been repaired. -. Don't use any new finishing mate rialVpyer a surface which has not been .cleaned first. 'Don't apply flat oil paint over, a .. , f "mm" "' i- f?i M n 8 I. - : .O" " 1 ri'it i ti Jars :f4 otf j--- 1 1 HI 6hly08 Prepaid v'A Grandest invention for - Canning. Fruits yegwwuwes ey wnoio. ixetam natural delicious flavors. No attention. Simplicity it self. Sares fuel. Saves time and labor. Also cooks meals. Payg,for itself in one season. Lasts for years. . No. 20 popular size holds won OOP cool hack Bhowing other sizes. FREE. THE TOLEDO COOKER CO. Dent. 83 B-qnarcgara. uopper Dotrom. 18: solid per J1M.00, Frepald east of Miss. 80 pace k book free If too order tod at. Hour If not satisfied. DponrlntlTAnfmnlnr Write today. Toledo, Ohio. ICELEKS RKFHIQERATOR. hooks.' This; may easily be done by Do you know you "v - . , . can. get a genuine Victrola for $15? ' -'':- ; ' ' T n "t - .- 1 ' " Write to us for (heharidtooM illactrsted Victor catalogs' and too name sod 'address of nearest Victor dealer. -. -. . . . ... ' ' ..." A . Victor Talking Maehloe Co. Camden, N. X ; ' , Victrola IV, $15 m Other tyle $25 to $400 It will pay you to find out just whkt the POSTAL UFE, can and will do for yon. . The Company (ap plies fall personal information all appli ' cants men, women and young - people and distance from New York does not hinder. Just "write and sky: - ( - Mail, me, life-insurance ' particulars for my age as mentioned in The Pro gressive Punaer for May 12th. In your letter be sure 'to pre . 1 . - Your Full Ifame ; r , 2. vYotrr Jbccupaiion , V - '..'. .. 3. The Exact Date of. your birth. The request for information places yon under no obligation and no agent will be sent to visit you.' The Postal 'Hoes not employ agents. The resulting commission strings go. to you because yon deal direct. - . .. J . " ' Postal Life Insurance Co. ; WM. R. M ALONE, PRESIDENT 511 Fifth Ave -v rNcw -York putttng 'bne ;row of hooks near the latch and .the other just opposite the opening. This dress, or covering, will have to' be hooked" around the' water-tinted wall until oid material iop aiso. xwo aouoie strips one;nair is wasnea on. viic wiuui vi 3u iuiiu vyn.v3 . wuu t ctuuiy new Daint over hlictir should be sewed on the top of each ed paint without scraping or burning side 'arid allowed to extend over 1 off the old finish. about .2 or 3, inches in the pan. of Don't apply stain to a painted or vv oiu. . xiiv vutivui wivung vaiiiisncu suriace Detore Temrwino miuuiu caiciiu iiiiu uic iuyvci pau. uic oiu nnisn. Place the refrigerator "in" a shadv Don't fnro-f v,,f ik: place, where air. will circulate around must be used to soread anv n.inf ' SalurB .ciiiberis: it freely. Keep a supply of water in into thin coats and tobrusIi it wpII k- monarch mfq. co . ' 'a a. w-11 V ft,- ;frt t, f"r. 0 Dr?Sil 11 WeI1 - Pt. 500, Chattanooga, Tonn. niv r v -Jr ivn.i, uiu 111c UUICS OI Ine WOOfl Don't apply paint over a damp or wet surface. Don't apply a coat of paint and lPt it get bone hard before continuing wiv wum. ii me unaer surface is al owed to get too hard, it will not nave the, proper "tooth" or hold to allow t1i en : . . ...v uV,vvv.tuniK coai io get a THE IMPROVED MONARCH cans all Frulta, - Veuetablea and Meats in glasa or tin by latest COLD PACK METHODS, using either steam or hot water process. mm Evaporation from ' the damp cloth will lower the inside temperature to 50 degrees on hot jlry summer days. THE COST OF CATS The Cat Averages Two Birds a Day and Two Mice, It Is Estimated HAD the two birds lived, ;they would f rip on.lt-From a booklet prepared Viotro otn mm,, k.,ct,1- f .: Y 0n6 Of the largest nainf CANNING For family, farm or factory. Used by farm ers, fruit growers, can ning club and Ooern--mcnt Agenu. Special prices for early orao. FARM CANNING MACHINE CO., Meridian. Mississippi. have eaten many. bushels of weed seeds, many thousands -of alfalfa -weevils, corn .worms,, beetles, cater- piiiars, spiaers, grasshoppers .and other .insects. . ' A few; years ago, corn was planted in nwof large cages that had . been built- for experimental r,iir. . . lUl UUAI'.N ' . 1 on the continent. THE PREVENTIVE A well-known revivalist whbs'e work-ha H en principally amon tne negroes of a ce" tain sertlon of the Sontl, m.iT.. - . i - i'uui aiiennanCA. nnrt rnncn time in questlonlnir th. ...i . . . "ve'" he caire WaVnf 7' 7 i 1C ; Vn.e vJh?'?. 'or not atten'alnr :-t ww oman 1J1; ior Dirrtq you not at our rAvivoiv to enter a.nd;eat thVpests. -I.tUt V'SSS! corn was twp-thifd's ..S?l.! "".nno." tho k.ckwra is mucn as the other, arid the yield tiVt. ? pra'r' m.n4l - th.' Our. Two Best v Subscription Oilers $1.60 for one renewal and one now subscription tor one year eaoh If sent i together; or , . . . 11.00 for a club of three yearly sub scriptions all snt in' together 4 saving of 3 J cents on .each subscription. Address, the rnooiiE88iVi: FAftinstt
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