South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 114, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 April 1914 — Page 4
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Success Crowns Efforts Of Ex-City Family Who Went Back To The Land! Cleared Over $2,000 Last S cason, Improved Home and Land, and Ex-$2Q-a-Week Clerk Is Independent For Life.
44 1 look IKTOv nv v. 11. ,7. Chapter VI. Tom wis petlir.K airing splendidly in S' hooj. In -two rars it would be his;h 'fnool; then aurieirltural college. naty I-'ranees crowerl r.nd laughed at us as 've talked the - quesMon over she v us n't Rojntf to lie left out of our plans, either. And we counted the o st of education for her. The modern hovpe, with water works and a Rood Unlit ir: system, an up-to-date dairy barn. s!I.,s anil the six-cylinder it was plain that we must increase our earnings somehow. Would we trv it by buyirm more land? The cheerful neighbor dtopped in. T.oin to buy that forty?" he asked. "l-'armini,' as well as 1 am now, how rnurh would it add to our income if ue paid for it all riht?" "You're doin better than the average $l.r00 a year, mayle " "And more than twice as many to plow, plant and harvest, seed, fencing and machinery. acres More So. I'm joiner to put that capital into the land we ve rot now as fast as I can am it and add $1,500 to our income' without doubling the work." -What's your plan?" "More and better cows, hogs a.m poultry. A silo this fall for winter 1 feeding and crops to cut green for the cows in the summer instead of pasturing them. Next year another silo for summer feeding. Work up a business in fresh e.gs and fancy butter and after a while in well-bred live stock." T.ood idee." he said. "You can keep ten cows, fifty boss and H0O liickens. Ought to er n von $1.G00 a ear." Sixth Step. "I'm going to keep 0 cows, enough h gs to turn the skim milk into cash and ."U0 chickens. I'll raise all of the rough feed and as mueh of the prain as 1 can. I'm making every dollar's worth of grain I buy now earn $2.7.1. "You'll more than double yer earnings that-a-way." said the cheerful neighbor, "and reduce yer risk twothirds. Buyin' all that feed and piutin the manure on the land, you'll git it so rich after awhile that crops will yield double an can't fail." I gave him $200 for a registered bull ! alf. A pair of registered Poland'hina hogs cost $.".0. We hail ten cows that season. All of the original stock was gone and their places filled by better ones. I raised .1 succession of crops to cut for the cows through the summer rye. alfalfa and corn. I found that less than two acres could U made to !'( a cow instead' of four acres when she was pastured-' ' Mary "had four 'incubators and found time to oversee the picking and sale of strawberries from a half-acre that ?rou;ht $100. Yr planted an acre in August. That was about all our market would take. Mary finds time for a social center. It meets weekly at the school bouse. s metimes in connection with the I'arme,-s' union that we men folks not to be left behind have started. A new life Is dawning on the cornPrecious Health for Men If a Tahiahl ferret of tiilth wts renled by souit we:i uouM they profit by it? Tlu.'.isind.s fruitbssly pursue plec'irp. Nv.-mst tliir reMipr;tf Ire piwprn and eieiurrtiie are net in the s:m n I i t i-:i us ia youth. There - ir.es a tl:; la every man's life l:e:j 1h-'; is rej 111 red If he wei;M er.j..y !if.', gTa f "tt f 'in-t ioi.s k'e:i!y :t.nl ft-- 1 the rb-b. red blood s.iria t!.ri:;ga hi beu-.g nd radiritli.g l.s p.o vr and Tltjillty thri:;:i t:fire in his eye. tL. sir.:! deuA Hli.l f-t l eti ri . l:i L: ( v!trrr lnl x-! ? - i 11 ! - i:i ia.l. f . l.i'-f ft:: t. i s iiin .1 1 v u!L ur)l .'urriaije. The help remiiro.l Iz. t!u vat majority f may be mM . rofisist of an nrtltbial r.ld t nature In the f.irm f m.lh-jil tr.vir 1,-nt fr the ;( i'Ji' pii rps f trijiifformin. tnr. i;!i t'.e vuul organs, stii'li :is the Meiu.i. .. livr. ki!i,', henrt. etc.. the fm ii ,t;:l ilrluk pIrtJketi of 50 that the bioud r-eie n inererts"d prpartiou t thi-e frleraeritu rwHvssury t- the fr.lt;;inirnt of man' I u t i . - ia the intensity of spirit mnn-ifVtel ia ths , p-rrert hen !th, t it wrk, re-'Ht!-:: r :h.-ur.". Nwthlt.,? uorp Tdbrible niul eert.'da f.r "vr-h P'irp.-.' the forai.ila nrp-b pret--ritl by a f.ttr.eU pbyslchnn. hut whi'-h eiin be preparei. by u::yne Ht home, or by ;i wel-st.-kV! phanuary. Mix three cuimh of e..tup.M!tul yrup uf eiirs iparilhi witli ue oune f eeiaHui:l I'ui.l I'fllmwor; and M staiul tu, Lur5. Then add .vie our.oe each of .:npoi;Mil fvi.n('.i eiirdicl and r.e unee oiinco LiL.'"ti!r. f tid-vn!.ne r'ir.i;uni! (at eard.iia.ru). h:ike lfire nslr.tr an! t.ik' T.Tp.'.'".f-;i l-ef re or :!fier r.f:iN t i I we:i retirirp Any..::,- ..in ir.ix tiii- ni.d tie ni:!ts !'ro:t it i:se e are trulv r.!ir,laln.
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munity. A cooperative creamery and laundry has been built and plans are under way for a cooperative store and rain elevator. The young folks are not talking about goins: to the city. I'ist season we sold $S00 worth of poultry and epgs, and cleared over Sl.ooo on cream and pork. We built the silo, made other improvements and banked $900 toward the new house. I am writing- this in the new house. Our plan is a proven success. In December the cows and poultry netted $ J 7 r and the January figures will go a bove that. I look across the i ich fields, take in the neat fence, tne cows contentedly munching their alfaJfa from the racks in a sunny yard on the south side of the barn, the poultry houses, the orchards and all the things our hard work has won. My eyes strike the road, and my thoui:its travel down it to the depot ,'ind far away to the rolltop desk in the distant city. .Somebody is sitting at it, dreaming, maybe, of the clear skies nnd a bit of land beneath it to call his own. Perhaps he and another Mary are wondering if they dare make the break, The only answer I can give has been given in this story. "With a little capital and the ability to fight, they can win. It is either that or go on with the grind until the dismal end. (THi: END.) OPPONENT!! NEED LS Prejudice is Often the Result of Ignorance, Says Rev. Daniel S. Toy in Address at First Baptist Church. "The people who oppose revivals arc the ones who need them most. They are the very church people themselves." uih was the Billy Hundayficd statement that I'vanirelist Toy gave to his hearers last night at the First Haptist church. The evangelist was speaking on "Hindrances to Revivals." "If th'-re is to be a revival in this community or any other we. will have to clean house," he taid. "The first stone to be removed is prejudice against revivals. And this opposition ((lines not from without the church, but from within. A prejudice against evivals is oftentime the result of ignorance. "What is a revival? It is not the conversion of sinners. That is the result of a revival. A revival is the awakeninir of the people in which there is already life. The people who oppoe- reivals are the people who j need them most. It is a sad thing ! when this prejudice to a revival reI suits in criticism of eorts to save ; people from eternal destruction. Criticism never saved a soul." ; Dr. Toy took his text from John 11: "Take ye away the stone.' He detailed the story ofthe death of Iazarus and told how Christ raised hint from the dead. I'sin the text as an illustration Dr. Toy said: "A man without Christ is ;ts dead as Lazarus. And lie must be alled forth by te Miiif ;o' r that restored the bro!ier l- Mary and Martha, (rod never saves 'anybody without the aid of human instrumeiuality." Continuing tin'4 speaker said: "The .-cond stone to be rolled away is the ;iu nnM-tent life of ;f christian. Worldly . lil '.st i . ns are keeping sinners out : t!ie ki.iu'dom. If j..u fiiul a church th st i f r e fr..m world'incss that is the church Cod will honor." The laiicest attendance of the week was present last niht. A bi t icii from the First brethren came in a bodv 1n1 by Hev, Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. U C san.t: a gospel dut.t. It was announced that on deleiraehurch A. K. . ?mith Fridnv afternoon at :'. :K a meeting ftr boys ; and izirls will le held. Mr. Smith will have charge of the meetimr and will speak on "Kailroad ii;nals." ( l.KAits roMt'i.rxioN hi;moyj:s skin mj:Mism;s. Why 1:0 through life embarrassed nnd disfigured with pimples, eruptions, blarkhead. re,i ri-uch skin, or suffering the tortures of Eczema, itch, tetter, salt rheum. Just a.k your Drusdt for Pr. Motion's Eczema Ointi n.er.t. Pclbw the simple ?upc:estlons a:ai uur kih worries are over. .Mild, soothing. effective. Excellent for babies and delicate, tender skin. Stops chappinc. Always helps. Relief or money back. ."0c. Recomnunded by All Druggists. Advt.
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QM6S SELL (11 D Change of Front by Bulls and "Down State Speculators" One Factor in Liquidations. Argentine Corn Features. nv joskpii v. piirrciiAiii). CHICAGO. April 17. The chutes of the corn lonpjs were thrown wide open and that prain was allowed to rattle downward in a big way Thursday. Holders were not only willing, but anxious to sell out. One of the factors of the day was the change of front of some of the old time bulls and which included at least a part of the speculative coterie known as the "down-state speculators." There has been little on which to buy corn for some time past and this fact has been set forth by the writer on more occasions than one. While the Argentine corn situation was discussed in a quiet manner today the fact that the estimated shipments out of that country for this week were piaced by Broomhall at 4,230,000 bushels was enough to show the cash handlers of the east, as well as the south that they will not be obliged to come to the western markets for supplies. Last week the actual shipments were only 2,090.000 bushels and for the corresponding week one year ago they were 1,4 88,000 bushels. The south as well as the east refused to take hold of Chicago corn unless satisfactory concessions were made, as they claim that rqentine is supplying their wants and at much lower levels than asked by the west. Shipments from that country are likely to increase in amount and the "Yankee corn will find few friends unless Argentina prices are fully met, if not shaded. To show how the Argentina grain is affecting conditions surrounding the corn market of the United states it is only necessary to refer to the small cash business at Chicago, which is recognized as the leading corn center of the world and where the sales to lay were only 14 5.000 bushels. Price losses here were o-S Ti 1 5S with the Msy future the weakest spot of the list. Thero was heavy liquidation in the wheat market and losses were shown 1 of ?,-rif. lc with the May future under morj pre?sure than the deferred mo'iths. There has been some complaint "f manipulation in May wheat, which is against the market as a whole. From the conditions surrounding wheat today it would he inferred thr.t the timid shorts had cover- ! ed and that new buying power was not in evidence even f r small lots. Northwestern markets were weak. notwithstanding the fact tliat receipts up there were smaller and that there were complaints of dry weather retarding spring seeding. The price of oats failed to show as weak a tendency as the other grains and while the iosses were 1-4 fa-1 -2c j they reacted some from the bottom I prices. There were increased offerings of Canadian oats and the cash ; situation remains heavy in conse quence. Liquidation by longs in hog produets was again the weakening influence for the entire list and prices were sharply lower and the market was active. There whm some reactions fdiWn from the bottom prices of the day, but the situation looked as if a readjustment of values was about due. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AOS TRY THIS IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF Or Are Bothered With Falling Hair or Itching Scalp. Thore is one sure way that nover fail.s to remove dandruff completely ! and that is to diolve it. This dostroys it c-ntlroly. To do thi?, just i pet about four ounces of plain, ordi- ; nary liquid arven: apply it at nisrht j when rotlrlnfr: u.e onuurrh to moisten i the scalp and rub it in gently with tho finder tip.. 1 Uy morning most, if not all. of yo-i- i dandrjff will be jrone four mnrt applications and vill thre com! . t?ly dissolve and entirely destroy c r single sipn and trace of it, no maticri how much dandruff you may have. i You will find, too. that all itching and dipping of the scalp will stop inKtantly. and your hair will bo iluffy. lustrous, ioptfy, silky and soft and look and feel a hundred times better, j If you wajit to keep your hair look- j inpr rich, do by all means wet rid of ) dandruff, for nothing destroys the hair po quickly. It not only starves the hair and makes it fall out, but it makes it strlnpy. rtrasrsrly. dull. dry. brittle notices and lifeless, and everybody It. You can get liquid arvon j at any drusr store. It Is inexpensive, ; and four ounces is all you will need, j This simple remedy has never been j knowii to Tail.
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SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT TO BE SHOWN IN MILWAUKEE Will H L'ntcml in Kxhihit or Western Art and Manual Training Teachers. The art exhibit, which will appear with a general exhibit of school work, both in the high school and grades, including specimens of map drawing. domestic science, domestic art. sewing, which will be exhibited in the halls of the high school Thursday and Friday of next week, will be taken to Milwaukee by Miss Edith Phelps and Miss Mabel Arbuekle of the art department the first week in May. The work will be entered there in the exhibit of the Western Art and Manual Training Teachers" association, which will include exhibits from all schools west of Cincinnati, including cities like Chicago, St. Louis and Los Angeles. Cities as small as outh Pend are seldom represented in this exhibit, but the school authorities feel that the work the local schools have to display is of such excellent quality as to be worth competing with that of larger cities. The exhibit in the high school of work from every department of the schools is something never before given in South Bend. It may be seen in the halls of both the high school and the eighth grade Thursday and Friday and will be at great interest to the public, who are urged to come and see thework the pupils are doing. The exhibit will be open in the evening as well as in the day time. Weak Lungs Often Lead to Serious Results If you have weak lung and your system Is run down, you are nur- susceptible to serious Jurif: trouble. Uy ;Iie use of Iknian's Alterative many hae been restored to health. Read of tills ease: L'ol S. Atlantic Ave., lbiddontield. N. .T. "(ientlemeii : In the fall of 11h." I contracted a very severe cold which settled on my lungs. At last I began to raise sputum, and my physh-ian then told me I miht go to California immediately. At thi-s time I was advised to take Kckman's Alterative. I stayed at home .vel commented taking it the last week or October. I begau to improve and the lirst week in .January, l'.ou. I resumed my regular occupation, having gained "jr pounds, fully restored to health. It is now seven years since my recovery has been ctTeetcd, and I on n rit praise Lck man's Alterative too highlv." (Abbreviated! (.signed! W. .M. TATL.M. Kekrnan's Alterative Is n:.st efficacious In bronchial catarrh and sevi re throat and lurijr affections and upiniiklintr the svstem. Contains no harmful or habit-forming drus. Accept no substitute. Sold by leading dnnrgi"ts. Write Kckman Laboratory. Philadelphia, l'a., for booklet of recoveries. ' Save a few dollars each week on your groceries by trading at the HURWICH CASH GROCERY. DrB Tucker Specialist In Chronic Diseases of Men and Women. Offlc In Toepp Building", Opposite Fostofftce. EYES EXAMINED FREE Gl6te Fitted at Moderate Prices ' Satisfaction 'Guaranteed RIIRKF f A rL$zV 4 OPTIf lNS 5 DR. J. BURKE & CO. Opton4rifttM Mid Manufarturin? Optician 239 S. MICHIGAN ST. Snnda.r 0 10 by Appointment. NOTICE W dunllrate nj lm&c tht ! mme day. ruittfr nfco fltra them. Jirlnr the Diecra. PATENTS. And Trade Marks Obtained in all Countries.. Advice Free. iEO. J. OLTCll KpgisterfHl Pat. Atty.. 711-712 StudebakeF tilde.. 6o. lieud, Ind. 1 The I. 0. F. of A. Will Insure You for $1,000.00 0 MOKE NO LESS LOCAL COURT I. O. y. of A. are now intltutlnp In South B:tid. Iteoomf ;i -iiartr member of a hv;:1 and linran.v ur?:inlzatlor. Lavlnv the larst rTvo fund I'er i'nplt.1 of any fraternal organization in the world. Karh person i-arrles ?1."" of lesurance at the followius rates : Monthly Payments Ac 17 to C". 01 rnts; '-.'" to 3 '". ro:,ts: .".) to .VI. rent; .'v to -Ii). f'. -t-iitj: 40 to 4.". 51.1.; 45 to 40; $1..V.; 4 to 47. .S1.."0; 47 to 4. ?t-70: 4 f. 4'. H.W, 4 to ."0. i'.-v; to ;:. ij.rjj. For further p irtin:l;v. and Information call on or write Jes.e E. Foust, ;.irrik bot -!. Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN ST.
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