Farmers Champion (Elgin, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 8, Ed. 1, Wednesday, December 7, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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THE ELGIN FARMERS CHAMPION
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A moderate priced
Baking Powder of greatest
merit. Honestly made.
Honestly sold. Economical in
every way. Every particle is full
of actual leavening value. A full
money's worth.
MISUSING GRADE
NOTJWABLE
Misbrandinn Frr.micntlv Occurs
Through Ignorance Rather
Than Intent to Cheat.
; CAUSES OF IMPROPER GRADING
I Specialists Point Out That Grower or
I Shipper Who Ships Inferior Farm
I'rJduee Soon Ltarnt Ertor
I of His Way.
SUGAR BEET CULTURE
HAS LARGE GROWTH
Kri
fMiSAV
US? WEN Yo.
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xnil SAVE
-.tcDIM IT IS
riMi '' iii yu
la-UStu "...
mS'&Ts-
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I You save time when you
use it. Calumet is an oaKing
powder. It begins to raise bak-
ings the instant they are put into
the oven. You don't have to keep
"peeping" to see if bakings arc all
right. You know they are. Calu
met is sure never fails. That's
economy. And true economy in
cost in usft in time.
One. trial will prove it and show
you in results why millions of
thiewd. thrifty housewives prefer Calumet
to all other brands.
The unfailing strength of Cilumet
guarantees perfect results. Not only save
flour sugar egss etc. but saves Baking"
Powder. Vou use only a teaspoonful-you
use two teaspoonfuls or more of many other
brands.
Calumet contains only such ingredient tt
have been approved officially by the u. a
Food Authorities.
rfTKINO.PCrWO
V.
tl'r.lnr.d h III' VliltiM Slain. D.ilm'nl
if Aarliultwri- I
Slvlj per ri'iit id Ihe ieriinl p-
Into crop in Ilic I tilled Stales 1"
I.mih.11 mill -ill 1 1 lllxili llli basis 'if
fulled States potato grades according I
tn thf liiiriim of miirl.ols aim imp os
IlliuHes I'nlli'il States Department hi
Agrleitltuic. mill every producer 'i'ii-
trllnilliig I" Hint iimllt r annlcd
stock l vitally iiiiH'i'riiiil with tin'
elimination f illliinii"i grading prue
llu' (imwers mill shippers whose
Inmost v 'tstitt.it in- ri'lii'il upon M'"" tn
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Highest
Quality
Highest
Award
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I -vT'W" MADCPT I"fc "-.f
HUME
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This Sack I ane.ea "0. b. Giaue -o
1" Contained Run Slock Shown In
the Foreground
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CHICAOO SA
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HAVE YOU NOTICED THIS?
A pound can of Calumet contains full 1G oz. Some
baking powders come in 12 oz cans instead of 16 oz.
cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it
Canada's Fur Farms. I
Tin growing Impirlniico of fur fann-
ing In On 1 1 nil n Is Illustrated In the
Iomliili.ti luironu nf stotlstlcs report
covering tin- Industry for ID'JO. At thi
mil of tin- jour thero were Ml fur
forms In ('iiitinln as ngntnst -111 In
1010 nnil the vnlues bail Increased
frniii $.1.nOV'll to $ l.fKC.OOTi lii't
ji-nr. l'ur forms now exist In every
piirt of tlw Dominion nnil there nro
14 rnnrlii"! of domesticated iinlmnN In
the Yukon territory.
Cutleura Soap for the Complexion
Nothing butter tlinii Cutlcurn Bono
daily nnil Olnltnent now nnil then ni
neethsl tn make tlio complexion clenr
RCiilp clenn nnil hnnds soft nnil white.
Atltl to this tho fascinating frngrnnt
(Jittlctira Talcum nnil you lmvo tho
f'ut'nirn Tollrt Trio. Ailvortlin'mcnt
.Money Invesleil In knowleilKi' piij
the belt Interest.
Natural Crror.
Hevelllo hull been Hnumleil unil I'rl-
vntp Truce cniiiu runntni: out with his
IrpxIliRH on wrnnB. Ho Jumped Into
the. rnnkH nnd snnppeil Into nttcnttim
lint not until nfter tho top kick hud
noticed hl Inpso from mllltury stir-
torlnl perfection.
"I'rlvnte Pcnoo" be demtinileil nn-
Krlly "why lmvo you your li-RRlnK
on wronR?
"It wilt Just n personnl mlstnko"
nnswereil the ofTeniler.
"Mlstnko?"
"Yes. I luul my lees croBied when
I put them on." American I.i'cloa
Weekly.
Nntnre not ninn's Intollect. phinned
the ileclmnl ttystem with ten IliiKers
nnil ten tow
llplKltim bus been the tucne of tnors
liiiporlnnt buttles tluin tiny other
country In the world.
Wnrrr over what mny Imppon breiiks No mnn Is benten ns long ns ho Isnl
mure men thnn whnt linppens. niirournBen
AL avi i
SPIRIN
Never say "Aspirin" without saying "Bayer."
WARNINGI Unless you see name "Bayer" on tablets
you arc not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians over 21 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain Pain
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper direction.
Haady tin boiM of 18 Ublata-BotUas of 84 and 100-AH.dni(U..
ll illlluiilt to iniirket tbeli- rriip- iinj-
Jiin for the lii'WK Unit Hie lire lin
ilepi'i..l:ilile ti.neU iUlrkl In limrkel
ln i n le 1 tilt III Its hiriter tixpeet
as ('iit'i-rii'iii; Ihe whole t " t f pr"-iii.'i-r-
.mil shippers who eoniliiet their
lmsliii ks mi n bn.l of eo-operiitlon
wllh lin- ilenler. the hiImim of u Kruile
s ii reiillj mtIoiih tiKiller for It tends
i.. I...ii.irllri' the inutUlll feelllli: of
rnnriileiicp which Is the very rwnre
of biisitie-s (lenllnps.
Flagrant Case of Misbranding.
Seii-rill llistiitires of the iiilsuse of
I'lilti'il Slnles poliito Kiwles linve eome
tn the iiltetitlon of tlm ilepnrlmellt. In
New Jeiey n Krowers' orpinmilli'ii
whs fmitiil plnclni; It' siirks lnlH'Ieil
T S (Jniile No. 1" polnloes thnt wen'
ncttinlt Held run of poor quality
l'lllly i" per cent of the polnloes In
I'Hi'h bne were culls iitul only n mini!
percenliiKi' or the reiimlnliic " pur
cent would linve irrnileil No. 1.
A flmrt time nico n Jobber In u voillh
rni city ordered tnr of XT. S. (Inule
No. 1 ltoiind Whites Twin n snipper in
n northern state. Upon nrrlvul. Inspec
tlnn showed that the two top lners
of mrkH eoiitnlned Mock Unit wns
sotiml nnil up to the crmle rpipilro
moms In eery respect. Hut the po-
tntoes In the bottom liters of Flicks
were linilly Miienred with dry rot from
niiniiiri ltli ilecnveil Moil: these lay
ers evidently belnc of stock Unit hml
been reconilllloneil nt shlpplui: points.
1'iui iioiiiioes liml to be resorted nt
the reeehlne point nnd the shipper
siifroreil n heiivy monetary b".
Blemished Stock Picked Out.
In a trip throiich the Minnesota po-
tato illtllft n repri'M-nliilHu of the ile-
pnrtnient recently reponed that In one
house where n KriulliiK iiim-blne of the
Mmkltii; w'li'i'H type was iled lb''
M-iri'ii wns molded with biirlnp. lenv-
IliH onl about one ami one-half feel r.f
sereen nt one end iincowred. 'I'be limn-
i uiiili-il I tin I this was to preeiit
In tilsIiiK llm Mock and he Mi'incd to
be much surprised when ll was polutisl
out that the burlap Interfered with
the proper MzIiik of the potatoes.
It wns also reported Unit In Home In-
stances shippers were of the opinion
thnt No. 1 "t"'l wns procured simply
by runnliiL' the jiotntoes thrnucli u sir.-
IliK iimchlue. In these nines It was
ueeess.'iry tn cull attention to Hie fact
that blemished stock must be culled
out by hninl; also Hint when there Is
n linnvv run of niiderslreil slock much
nf It may be carried over the unido
If the potatoes ore run lliwuirh too
rapidly.
Speelllnitlolis nf the federal prnili"
con be bud upon npp'lial'on In llie lin
renit of markets and rop esihnates.
X'nlli'il Stetes Deparlineiit of Apicul-
ture. WashliiKton D. 1' The bureau
will also he Kind to ndUso growers (Hid
shippers with regard to ilelalled irrail-
Iiik methods.
SOILS NEED STABLE MANURE
Fertilizer Loom-pp Up Clay and Astlsts
Sand to Ritaln Moisture
Needed by Plants.
The chief virtue of sandy soil Is
Hint Hip roots of plants can puss
through It readily; Its chief fault Is
that It dries out too quickly. Clay soil
holds water well bnl It tends to pack
nnd lmrdPii. Roth types of soil need
itnbtp manure It loosens up clny nnd
&lps Mind to hold moisture.
Farmers Received 599000000
for Crop in 1920.
Any Fertile Soil Capable of Producing
Good Yields of Other Crops Will
If Properly Handled Prove
Satisfactory.
il'irpurr! l.v III' rnllt Hint I" iuiMH
III AUriruiliirr i
The sinmr beet Industry of the I m
led ssinles ptodiiied more tlinii I.'""'
ihmi ions of iimir nnd the Hit fiictoin-s
l7 or which weie In opoi-Htinu In !
sttilo. Mihl Anierlliin funm-rs iinne
limn $IiiikUI' Tor their heel- in
ttr.Ni.
Ill n MiiilprehelislM' new lillllellu.
No. im.V "The Susnr Ihs'l IliiliMO In
the Inlteil Slnles." the l'liltwl States
Iiepiirtmeiil of AKileiillnie sns nun
nlliiiwl mi) fertile soil enimble of pro-
ducing KoimI )lehls of other crops will.
If iroperl humped produce KoimI hii-
Kiir beet This staleiiient. however. Is
n-slrlcted b eiuisldenillons of ell
niHte inoltiire. mid topomniih) as re
luted to the iil tlmi of prisluelliB
enoiltfli heels of the reipiMIe siicar
loiileiit within iviisoiiable hiiillline d's
i. H in iniiltiliilii a siicurl t fneor
The bulletin reviews Ihe hl-torj of
the simarhiH't Imliislr.x rrom the llrst
mill built In 1S AlMiniilii. ful;
lllliil.e soil illllinlle llllil li'poKI-aplili
miulreineiits; mid deals at letiislli with
Ihe liecessulj eilllptiielil. best liu'tll
ods of plniH. and cultivation; the
luiH'ilniil rehitlon of the -uimr beet
to the live siock Industry; the iiiuinme
iiiciii or pnnillel nnd ro'iiilim crops;
(he labor problem; lll'is't nnd disease (
eiieinles of susnr beets; and ihe lml
iiess of solllntr heels to the siiKiir mnn
ufacliirers. "The suciessful produc-
tion of stiisiir heels on mi fariii de-
I ds to a ureal extent iihhi the tern
peiniiient or the runner and upon his
ilMlin't' toward Hie production of this
mp" sijs Hie bulletin. adilliiK thnt
ihe limn who hninllis cows. es lallv
lnir.v eovvs. Is more inclined to take up
ihe KrowtiiK "f "" "" Intensive crop
.is sinrnr bin-Is and Is more apt to suc-
ceed In this line limn the Kriiin or for-
me crop iiiiiii.
A list of moie I him lltt.v depart-
men! publications on illiTcrent phizes
of Ihe beel-SIIBlir Industry Is llicllldeil
III the bulletin which niaj be bad free
upon application to the Department of
.Viniculture. WiisIiIiibIoii D. c.
mj
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W4Fi
PROVED EFFECTIVE BY A
FIFTY YEARS TRIAL
The doiI widely owd remedy la th
wot la lo ovtrcoma ins iiicnwn
ellecUolcilirrh tiliriu ll
lUenl and IntlJioul la III
rverrhoinehoMand .BsaV saaV sbbbbb CATMNW
hovnillkciDtiU- r - sssl aaaar- .m- .itiiMII
lencesverr- Kaaaal aV ruuuTWiM
vfbei e. k. r saaBBBast .-...-.
1. .n.a iKn root of CS-
...i..i inh1 hv ftilmulillaa
k Jl...llnn. pnrtrtitn the blood.
.!- ..n ll... ntfvniil Titcm sad
tooiklnc Iho nw tad Indamed roucoo
.M..n I..!! nm t'le firrY Offlfl tO
UM.Lin nm 1 nnd vtvef ilrenclh. izot
i t ik. u.l.l UnAw. Trv IL and Ilka
Ihouiiodi of otlitn lcm ht tt meins lobe fit
BOLD EVERYWHERE TABLETS OR LIQUID
Learning at n Discount.
"Vou are wllliiiK lo concede that
knowliile Is power V
"l don t know. Did jon ever see n
rollee piofessor Irylnc to attract the
uttetilloti of a hotel clerk when u mul-
timillionaire was npprouchliii; the
desk iiccompmiied by hnlf a doreii
overloaded bellhops V
Important to all Women j
Readers of this Paper
TliniiMtnl. upon thousandi of otncn
bvvv knlney or bladder trouble and never
Hl.pl'Cl it.
omen's compl.iints ollcn piavc to be
nntliini; cirr but kidney trouble or the
result of kidney or bladder cluenw.
If Hie kidiio) nre not in a healthy con-
dition thry may caune Hie other organs
to Ix'conic ihkp.iMil.
) on may poller piin in Hie back head-
ache and lors of iwnhition.
Poor IhmIIIi mikes jnu nervous Irrita-
ble and may be derpondent; it makes any
one so.
Hut hundrrds nf women claim that Dr.
Kilmer's Snanip Hoot by restoring
' health to t lie kidneys proved to lie just
the remedy needed lu overcome such
1 conditions.
Mntii- ...n.l frtr n bfi.itt tmltl. I .la vti. I
Hniiuip limit the gnat kidney liver and
bladder medicine will do for them lly
enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer i Co.
llinghamton N. Y. you may receive sam-
ple sue buttle by Parcel Post. Von can
purrharc medium nnd kite size Isiltlca at
all ilrug stole. .ilverlniemeni.
Kept Smiling.
"Wouieii have no sense of humor"
"Nonsense. They uiu much iiimtscd
by the effoits of the inc'i to iiuder-
htaud triciii."
A Great Light.
The skipper was exiimlnlni; n nm-
bilious koIi who wiintcd to be a pin-
ner's mute.
"How much does a six-pound shell
welch?" he nsked.
"I don't know" the nob confessed
"Well what time does the twelve
o'clock train leave?"
"Twelve o'clock."
"All rlcht then how much does n
six-pound shell weigh?"
"Ah" snld Hie youthful mnrlner a
great light downing on him. "TwcIyo
pounds." The American IPglon
Weekly.
Relieved.
Irate Creditor Now look here. I
want my money.
Cheeky Debtor Oh that's nil right.
I thought you wanted mine. Iloston
Transcript.
Then He'll Learn.
v"Dld your son lenrn anything la col-
lo.'e?" "Apparently not. Now h
wants to get married."
Truth will make us free; If w
recogn're Truth when we see It.
ACOLDlODAYDOMTDajy
1 m Grippe in 3 ZXxyaU
KEEP DRINKING WATER CLEAN 'j
Most people would rather be miser-
ublo rich than happy poor
' A nullum ! ns to show lur ago
only when she (lies lo hide It.
Cuticura Soap
The Healthy
Shaving Soap
CullfnrSpllmTMwlll'ajitnm. Bftmrtwa aW.
Overhanging Strip Prevents Fowls
From Roosting on Edge or Get-
ting Into Trough.
mmr-zmasmma
To keep drinking water i lean pro-
vide it low shelf on the Inside of the
poultry house for the water trough and
an overhanging strip lis shown In the
sketch. The wood strip Is fastened
Just far enough nhove the lop of the
trough to nllovv the chickens to drink
easily hut prevents them from roost
Ing there or getting Into the (rough
runs or basins can be used with Ihe
DoritBe
Nervous
Uenovino Is a cod-
Fund for nervous
it uiiiutH mid
f-oothes.
?g.-
l"-UI-f
MWBVUt!
imim'ilimmiiiiniHiim
RENOVINE
Relieves And Restores
Wooden Strip
Keeps
Water
Fowls Out
snme nrrntigcment although If a
trough Is made for the purpose. It will
III In better and. during the winter
months thu Ice will he forced upward
and there will be no danger of break-
ing. This nrrangeJiieiit will be found
excellent for feeding the Hock hot
mils' es mill other feeds also. Dale ll.
Van Horn of Nebraska. In the I'artn
Journal.
"Will quiet weeping nervous
women nud girls. Will steady
the Land and Ret the nerves
back to normal. Absolutely
harmless.
Ask Your Dealer
In purchasinp; your medicines
drugs drug accowiorics etc.
look for this nhield on label.
Jt assures quality.
Van VW-ManJI.ld Drag Co.
South't Lcrvfl Wholfat DrvnUU
Msap! Taaa
CLEAN UP ALL GARDEN TRASH
Insects and Disease Spores Live Over
Winter in aiams vinca aim
Other Rubbish.
Murh of the success of next year's
garden depends on (leaning up Ihe
trash left from this ear's crop says
the United Htates Department of Agrl
culture. Injects and disease spores
live over the winter In stalk' vines.
and stubble. VV Is and vegetable
debris should ho raked Into piles ami
burned or carried off as soon as It Is
eiinveolent lo do so. Pieces of cnb
huge carrots potatoes and other
vegetables which have been left on
the ground In the harvest should be
raked up and destroyed to n'old at-
tracting Insects and rabbits. The rub
bits tetilnlisl by these titbits may re-
ninth to hark the fruit trees nnd
damage bushes I'lme given tn this
.vork at a period of year when other f
mutters are tint pressing will le well
lepald In the spring and summer.
SODIUM FLUORID GETS LICE
t.
Mixed With Road Dust It Has Been
Found to Be an Excellent Rem.
edy by Experts.
What to Take for
SICK HEADACHE
nvn .. i.nrui ... ..... h..bb a. w Km m
xcirvu a hjwa V.W.J. w - - .
Minn in uo v nr :-t inr n tpv niunLS aiier. n.
few doses restore your organs to their
proper functions and the Headache and the
causes of it pass away. In the same manner
TA... ..n.ilnlt ihm Rntiirli nnA brtuent ContllbatloiL
itt'r.l" S7&. SaunrfflSafflfcMSarfM
Which?
She Her car ran Into n niolorhus.
Nothing very serious only thu enam-
el scraped off.
lie-Her fucn or tho miich'lie?
London Ideas.
RATS and MICE
MUST
A combination of sodium lluorlil nnd
"O Happy Day" snug the Inuiulress
ns she bung tho snowy wnsh on the
line. It was n "happy day" because
she used Ilwl Cross Hull lllue. Adver-
tlpcinont. No Other.
North "I Ins Alice utiy of thu old
fashioned virtue" West "I sup-
pose so most of them lire.
ronil dust mixed olio part of lluorld
to four parts of dust. Is an excellent
remedy for body lice on fowls accord-
IliK to Investigations by poultry ex-
perts nt the University of California.
Hmllum lluorld costs 40 cents n pound
nnd that quantity I sufficient to treat
100 brns.
S
rMi
Nlilbt and Morulas'.
Haw Strong HtaUhy
Ey.lt they Tlre.Itch
Smart or Burn ii Sore
Irritated Inflamed or
GranuUteduxMurine
l.l...k. ttafa for
Infant or Adult At all Drugglatt. Write tot
Free Eye uook. nsnas an asaawy m.
)UrCVES
Bootkaa
KILLED
r.cj STEARNS
ELECTRIC PASTE
Ready for Usa Battar TfcaM Traass
i ii .AM. i n. In l&l.ni.B in a vara Boa.
luu. Mlos. Ouekroaenai Aats ant Wauitmaa
ilriiruf fissl an Broperjr.aM ata errtfat
dUfut.i. HtrarnV ltlrl JSiili lorcyj Uaa JMSM
lu ran Iroai Ilia DQlwing ior vaiar ana iia mm.
iioanlllU. M.nrbaekltllfalls.'
ll. H. Uovarumant bays K.
Original lllil Indian Llm and Kldaaf TaaUe
IFormerlr of l-awlun Okla.)
Tha inooarn raincizj lor cunauiiaima. asasn-
aeli ami buotlal rallcl In a I.w hoara. WHI
ll.ttttilA inaOa4 .
l.arsa liollla II. 00. Batlafacilon aaataSjtMl
nut (rli'a or nau.aata.
or inonay trfumlad. Old Indian Mad Mm
Co lllf K. I mtnin 01. ivanaan viiy am.
Illl.. K1IIIION SKI AM CANR NVBVT. kaat.
chaapaati trum produeari aampla lta pilsss
fraa. Canar Valtar rrup C. W hart am Tn.
W. N. U. Oklahoma City No. 4.fSt
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