1911-12-28; Saline Observer

              We wish to thank yoTF^fl^for*^faj|g■ many javors
and liberal patronage during the year no,w drawing
to' a close "and wish you bneoand all a     ^
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS. NEW YEAR. .
and respectfully solicit your future business.
MAKE THE  FARM-BEAUTIFUL
in^lh-e
"   -with
By Fore'sighl and Management •Proper,^
Care of Lawn  Need^Not.Jnter-1    '
fere With Routine Work. ■
'■^■^^.-rCByJfrS'jS^-EY BETjeB.)
Given, a chance to select between a
handsome house and b-ims-.with    a
neglected lawn and- Shrubbery' ibid, a/
very plain  set of buildings    " ''*
midst of   grounds   emBellishe'd
trees,    plants    and    shrubbety,    who
would not prefer the latter?*.
An attractive lawn Is* a* paying^ investment and*~adds'to the value*- "--pf^
tho farm property.*., Home meanr
more to tlie whole "family when it is
surrounded by the beautiful things of
nature. The study of plants, trees
and flowers is educational, uplifting
and broadening^, while the co-opera-_
tive work of  beautifying    the    home
iWe wish to caTry.on^^ention"to"*Ui.e
.fact that mostinlecttSus diseases suclM;
<as whooping,cougn,  oiphtheffa .and-^
scarlet fever ara-^bntract"'] when^ .tjje
child has   "•"*- icold.      Chamberlain1-"''
Congh .Reit***SUy will  ijuickly "Cure "*y
cold" andygreatly lessen the danger of
contacting these diseases.   This.reni-
Jeay ir?famous for its -cures of colds.'
It contains  no opium or other narcotic and may be given to a child with-
implicit confidence.   Sold by A. E. A.
Mummery Druggist.
K
E..M;F.30"
binds the whole family more -closely
together. - " y, ■•'"
> By foresight and management the
carfe o£ Ui4 lawn antrthrubbery need
rtpt: int^^e^V-itlf or interrupt the
3iSef ^SlraUons of" the farm. One
attract©-country home is far-reaching,hi its.effect on the neighborhood.
Others will see tho effect and follow
the example.
, Every, -set of farm buildings and
location presents a different problem
but there tire certain- principles that
should be observed in, planting .the
lawn and the shrubbery. Trees" and-,
shrubbery should.be grouped so'-that
chey 'will bring into view desirable
abjects-alid obstruct views of undesirable objects. Aim to have., a good
new from every vcindow in the house.
Plan to have the evergreens grouped
:o that they will afford wind-breaks
•'or the house, barns and out-buildings
md afford protection, for the small
fruit. Few farmers realize the "influ--
3nee of wind-breaks in modifying the
"emperature of either cattle yards and
"ee.d lots. There are few more convincing-, arguments in. favor of planting windbreaks than to observe the
munches of little calves and pigs hud-
aied on -the sunny side of a windbreak during the sunny days of early
spring and fall.
There are various kinds of grasses
ind shrubs and trees that are adapted
• o every kind of soil and climate and
*n   each  locality there is an opportu-;..
lity to select hardy grasses, shrubs and
/rees that have a wide range ;cFr^*fl.or,
f.abit and character  ol''gro*i\th\   and
lime of blossom.     There is muck **fo
j** said about the selection and. :"dis-
Lribution of varieties, biit our purpose -
\tere is tp make a plea for an interest
lE**--mal**ing an   attractive    lajvh    and
beautifying   our   farm  homes.
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Reduce Leaching.
/There are thousands of acres of ber-
nftida and carpet grass sod that ougbt
tolbe sacrificed with a.disk or section
el harrof and sown in hairy vetch
crimson clover seed this fall? The
vetch .will reduce the leaching out of
plant food to the minimum and at the
fhe same time transfer nitrogen from
the air to the soil to be used by the
carpet and bermuda grass. The vetch
or clover will di<? down in the spring
by the time the hermuda or carpet
grass gets a good start.
A Des Moines man had at attack of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder. A friend advised him lo go to
Hot Springs. That meant an. expense of $150.00 or more. He sought
for a quicker ancl cheaper way to cuie
itVn'cf- found it in Chamberlain's Lira?
imijnt, Thfee"-days'*if£e"r'the first 'application ofythis linimenL .For- -sale
by A. E> A" Mummery-Druggist..
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A practical joker at Atlantic City
wanted* to scare the crowdywith-'an
imitation of a drowning manl^It.took"
an "hour to restore him after U*-£\|ca*re-
had'become a real one^ ThcT-ivater^s-
an element "which .does'-natlend itself
kindly to this'peculiar form of "humor.
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FLANDERS
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Aa
Automobile Accessaries and all Garage Work.
A5y
when vou will wai^fc,
•W^i^bfe-winter making a specialty of sharpen-
•in<* Lawn "Mowers. Get'vouv mo^ver fixed _>jp. no\<
and have it ready tor use
'he
A richAvoman from Xew York angrily declined to become a patron of
a Los Angeles hotel when she was in-.
formedHhift* her doggie would not be
permitted to receive massage treatments- .'in the barber shop. Aren't
"iorne hotef keepers independent!
Yon will li'id fha-' th'tij-gisfs everywhere speak well el Chamberlain's
Cough Uemedy. They know from
lung experience in ibe_s.*ue of it that
iu cases of roughs and colds it can
always be depended upon, and that it
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by A. li. A. Mummery Druggist.
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When yon have a-.biljous attack
give ChamoerlBin's Tablets a * trial.
They are excellent. For Sale by A. "E.
A. Mmmnci-y.Dluggist.
Potash „a§ Fertilizer.   -
In" the??u£e,-5f potash as a fertilizer
for grassyrJi-f Maine experiment station finds "thai; the" greater" results are
seBn-^Sne second cutting. The pot-
aslt -shews only, a moderate effect in
the^Tst1 crop, but greatly increases
the1 gipwth of clover, so that the second cutting or aftermath is decidedly
heavier than when no potash is used.
:iJust at this time it seems m^st -fitting td,\-e»pi
sincere appreciation to Our patrons o'f theirYavori
uast year, -and to-sejetend to -theni our test wishej
After she had jabbed her hatpin
into a man's eye a San Francisco
woman scolded her victim for having
his eye where it interfered with her
hatpin. We feel almost sure that she
belongs to the class of women who
regard alf men as brutes.
Water for Plants.
It is a j*;;*;
frjusfwhen
matter
A Chicago man is charged with having used a shotgun to stop a car.
After a-thorough study 'of the case we
are led to believe that le really -wanted the car to stop.     " _
* In addition to the ■ line yre' how starry we will have
sometime in January fori your inspeci;ipr-i a full line" of
. % *v
harness and harness sundries. We haves, secured' the
services cf a competent repair man and will be -pleased
-to see ail desiring anything in this line. .5"
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GENERAL HARDWARE'
."Without opiates or harmful drugs of
any kind Foley's "Honey and Tar
Compound stops coughs and cures
colds. Do not accept any substitutes.
O, C. "Wheeler's Pharmacy.
Currant Pudding.
jill baking dish yath thin slices of
hrea.d*7routtei*ed and alternate
currants, stewed and
e; Have fruit on top."
ipr half an hour
Ljvith sugar and
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a
Ths Greai Remedy'for
Hheumatism, -Lumbipo,
SciaHsa.. Gout, Reurafefs,
TtwHe."
JSpplietJ esUmsifj-, it st-ml
- -ait.-aches^anji pains. Take
;"^nterijauy^ *it "dissolves -th
-^"poisonoua   substancej —
assists nature in restf
■£he system to
condition. Sclri
piteTBoUar per V
^s'exit'Prepcud *apo^
ua • "£. priceif not i"
In'your Iocali.*^.
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