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umoiMnnMeos* KIWI: To hayeSouiid Sleep, •SMdy Nerves, Rosy GKeefir Lips, Siiap and Energy— ^PEOi:j.vraAi?DIX)LTE —Jtr . . _ (Copyright. .Western Newspaj)or_.Union.) !Whcn a girl becomes a woman, when -.* woman-becomes a mother, and when a THE C |TY HEN HOUSE. 1 ™ ^fV,™ °f The hen housoloT the city- or *u*- nnaaio We, arc tho three.pew* of urbaQ flock Qf heng receive life, whon health and strong aro most m<jre attontIon thnn the one U8ea on \ncedoa to withstand tho pain and dis- the fam for sev £ ra j reasons. In the tress often caused by severo organic dis- nrs t place, tho hens nro much more turbanecs. Many thousands in New York closely confined 'and tho sanitary fea- 'Stato'would testify \just ;as do-tho fol->. turcra-must, be-very ..carefully cpnsid- lowing: ered. Thoro are usually more hens to a given area In tho hbuso and yard. What Our Neighbors Say. , hence both must bo kept cleaner than . _ ., _ .. larger quarters need be, and if this Buffalo, N. Y.—\For somo timo my work , 8 tQ be dono j, roparIy tho nouBe Wo needed somo must be arranged so that the work troublo %pi to build °f cleaning can, be done without much her' upj Sho tried Incoriveslence, or It will not be done. Dr. Pierce's Favorito Again, because of the close prox- Frescription und is Imlty of neighbors the house must moro than satisfied not only b e clean and odorlesB, but with tho benefits and j t must possess some degreo of ar- rcsults.\—n. L. OT- t)Btlc utncss> if lt lB n ot to be an eyo- TEN, 10S Forest Ave. Bore tQ th(J pasaerby- It shou i d har . monize with the surrounding build- „ \T ,\i \\,iT'i \ \ i. r ¥>-. - -tags or--tho-house_lo_:5rilich_ ILbelongs, pfiSt^t^'OTSSfS I- -WJ of architecture and color always received promptly. Havo taken \ possible tho front of tho hen his advlco and always witjutho best of house should faco the south, so that results. I think thcro is no mcdicino it will get the full benefit of the sun's prescribed by tho most learned doctors rays during tho long winter months, that will do soniuch lor suffering women plenty of sunshine upon the floor will as Dr.- Picrco 's Favorito Prescription, as d0 moTe t0 koep tne flock nea j th y I find this true m my own jjaso .and^n ^ ^ m conflned ^ •any other one thing. The, top of the south windows should be as far from the ground as tho house is wide, so that the sunlight will reach to the back wall, and the bottom of the south windows should be about three feet from the ground, or high enough so that the chickens cannot look. Wo do not object to their looking out, as the time tbey waste in so doing docs not interfere with their output, but this wall protects them from direct wind and cold storms from the south. The walls can best be made of two layers of boards, with a sheathing of building or tar paper between them, but an air space 1B not necessary. The main thing In the walls Is to have them air tight, water proof, and free from harboring places for rats, lice and mites, The roof may be either single or double pitch, but If lt is to pitch toward the south be sure to have an .eavea _trough _there .to_keep..the_frpnt of the building dry during the spring months, and the warm dayB in win ter, as here the fowls will congregate, long before the Bnow has gone from the reBt of the yard. Be sure that the roof pitches enough to carry the . - MAINE iviigust 21—George Rauch of Straits Corners last week visited his ni.ee Mrs. Elijah Butts. . A good many from this place at- ton is spending somu un« -i Fended \the \Fair\ af^^ P,t ' last week. cher and wife, Mr. and Mrs, H, E, Hathaway, Mr. [ There was a meeting of the and Mrs. R. A. Taylor and daugh- Dairymen* league held at-the ter Grace are spending soma time Town HaU last Saturday evening, at their cottage a t Forest Lake. | I)r - • H - P(>rler of U W Pr L,sle _ _ .„ _ . i ' gave an address. LcBoy M. Benton and family at-, ^ c KaH Lowh ann , |nle dau . tended last Wednesday at ideal htep Eljlt>ra of En€ „ colt arc spcrirt Park, the annual reunion of the . a fow d at ^ homM Qf John T. Davis family. | hcr fa|her \ Y E DycPf anu sjstor The young friends ot Bryant Mrs. (J. B. Lamb; Lewis -made him a surprise A isit { William Noble and family havo others.\—MES. JESSE CLEVELAND, BOX 33 For free moaical ndvico writo Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. GET INSURED NOW! The Premium Won't Break You A Fire Might THOS. A. Mao CLARY BANK BUILDING last Thursday evening in honor oi .his .-birthday, .anniversary. Mr. ana Mrs. Epivraim Saddlemtre , George Clarke and sister last Tuesday and Wednesday visit- John Brink and family. ONION, N. Y. (Agency Est. 1853.) Gum labels 3000 P, ¥S£ ,D $1.00 Send For Catalogue. RUBBER STAMPS Brass Stencils, Steel Dies Notary Seals . Commercial Printing Ben. L. Joggerst 118 State St Binghamton rain water off rapidly, to prevent rot ting of the roof, and do not make the mistake of so many near economical poultrymen, who build their hen house so low that at somo point tbey cannot stand upright while cleaning it. Let me emphasize that again. Never under any circumstances let your roof drop so low at any point In the building that you havo to stoop In doing any of your work- because of lt Nothing is moro aggravating than working In a stooping position In a hot hen house and you will find some of the work unpleasant enough even under tho most desirables conditions, Wo ordinarily figure that each hen needs eight feot of floor space in tho houno anu~~at least fifty feet trf yard space. This Is automatically reduced as the size of tho flock and tho gross size of the house and yard Increased and your hens can get along with We sell a large variety I le8B - 6701 ,n a Bma \ flock * lf you keep of njrapping Paper, riting Paper, W Office and School Stationery, At Wholesale and Retail Stephens & Company 85 and 87 State St., Binghamton. The Twentieth Century New Testament everything scrupulously clean. Never have tho hen house floor of wood. It is a waste of good wood in the first place, and lt harbors rats in tho second. Make lt of cement with half inch chicken wire or metal lath In lt to keep tho rats from gnawing through, It you want a solid floor, but a good raised dry dirt floor will servo every purpose. Be suro that lt Is higher than the surrounding ground to prevent water from running In, and change the top inch or two of dirt once a year for sanitary reasons. In a small houso a droppings platform Is necessary, jmd a good one is a zinc or galvanized pan which is damped onto brackets and can bo re moved easily Tor cleaning and wash' tag. The nest boxes should bo dark and they should be removable for cleaning and spraying for vermin, the roosts should' bo 2 by i timbers, and they should bo removnble. I s !, I . | During the summer there Is little need of straw on the floor, but In tho winter you should keep lt covered with 6 Inches of clean, dry oat or wheat straw. Do not use hay, as It gets wot and causes colds. her.aunt Mrs. Grant Loomis. . L. M. Benton and'family enter- toined at dinner recently Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zho of Ehdicott. Mrs.TCnte Iluislander of Bingham ton is spending some time at fhe Large stores • ••• : We, Believe In Starting Each I Season With New Merchandise X Now Clearing Out Entire Stock of Men's • Three Piece Suits at Sharp Mark-Downs „j ^ \ . ^ $10.00 12:50 bcon rrcent guests at the homcB oi Mrs; Nobles -paronts, Mr.-ana Mrs,.! Mrs od his brother Alexander SaclclU- mire and family at East Newark. Mrs. Kate Patrick is visiting rel atives in Waverly. The Ladies Aid of tho Baptist Henry S. lngalls' Sunday School Class had a picnic in 11. S. Curtis- grove last Saturday. Hawley Emerson of Elmira spent a few days recently with his fa- Church will meet tor dinner Wod-! ther Perry Emerson at the home ol nesdny of this week with Mrs. IS. i L. J. Emerson. VanDeventer and hold their an- Peter Shott and family of Bing- nual business meeting. hamlon were week ond guests of Mrs. Jane Gibson of Groton spent Mr. and Mrs. John Brink, the week end with her sister Mrs.' Mrs. L. J . Emerson was in Endf- Ephraim Saddlemire. ' I colt laBt Wednesday calling on Mr. and Mrs. John Holdcn ol . fi .ends Plemingvillc spent last Sunday at the home of his uncle, Oren llolden and wife. Mrs. E. E. Tufford of Pomona.Cal. is \ibiting her sister ^lrs. Flora Lay ton. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kivenburg are entertaining his brotner from j per and Susquehanna. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis and daughter Kiltie of Bainbrldge wer* gue?t8 last week at the home of his brother E. S. Ellis. Stephen Priest of Corllana with his-sister and family were Sunday callers in town. Mr. Priest when a boy lived here with his parents, but had not been in the place be fore in over fifty years. Rev. F. R. Yeomans of Slaters- (\harles B. Lamb was al Ketch- umville last Sunday to see his la ther, J. B. Lamb who is seriously sick. The \Weldon\ Class of the Con gregational Sunday School wilt meet Friday of this week for sup' a social evening at the Manse with their teacher Mrs .M L. Dalton. i Miss Nellie M. Benton returned last week from spending two weeks with friends .in Newark Valley ana Owego. --Mr. and Mrs.-L.-AL-Kmerson-— nnd- Perry Emerson attended the Emer son Reunion at Ideal Park last Sat urday. Their aunt Mrs. Mary Hen- dershott of HarriBburg, Pa., ac- eo-mpnniert them home and will re- ville Springs last week called on friends in town and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Payne. At a regular communication ol Blaine Chapter O. E. S. on Tuesday | evening August 14th, the Star De grees were conferred in full form. Lacey Pitcher of Elmira spent. last Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Pitcher. | Mrs. Lydia Smith of Endicott call ed on friends in town last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Saddlemire last Sunday entertained at dinner their son Allen Saddlemiic and Cam ily main for a few weeks. VESTAL Mrs. Harry KeUu and Lulu Wil cox are spending a few weeks in Michigan. Mrs. Stone of Binghamton has been spending a few days with Mr. Watson. Mrs. Will Meeker of Owego spent Thursday with her aunt Mrs. Cath erine West Tall. Miss Nowcoml) of Binghamton is of East Newark, another son spending a few days with Mrs, |-Mort*>rr-Saddlemrre of—Union, ant l^\-Kclhim. their sister Mrs. Jane Gibson of Mr. and'Mrs. K. Duell of Bingham Groton. Callers at the same place ton spent Thursday with Mrs, were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gaylord, 1 Amelia Mersereau. little son, and mother Mrs. Bears- ley of Groton, and Mrs. Morton Saddlemire and son Stephen of Union. Levi Phipps and sons Carf ana Archie returned last week from spending a week at Forest Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Apgar of Freeville were week end guests or their son and family at their home on Maple avenue. E. O. Gates of Candor spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F . F. Corwin. MTB, Durward Saddlemire ol Johnson City was a . recent guest of her nephew Samuel Pence ana wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Andrews of Bainbridge spent, a, few days with o*6 Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAST0R I A \We never know tho real worth Had Poor' Opinion of the Band. \Well well!\ surprisingly comment' ed tho* patient churn man, as tho vil lage brass bond toro rapidly past, of the living word of God until it Bmash ] ng out Untlnnabulary '.strains speaks to us in the /anguage in ^ they went, \those follows nro pret- which we arfi born; but the common ty nearly on a run! What makes thorn version, speaks in . a ..tongue, that march so fast would be strange to modern ears \Trying to get away from the mu- were it not for- the religious rev- sic, I guess,\ replied the landlord of erence 'we attach to its place in tho tavern, who was a pessimistic old history. But it need's a commentary chap anyhow, to explain the meaning of Its num erous obsolete terms. Here is a Slightly Mistaken version which is test, translation Little Barbara had been to church and commentary alj i n one.' - — before, but not on a Sunday, so that Milton S. Terry, Professor of Christ- choir boys in surplices wore a new ian Doctrine, Northwestern Unl- experience to her, verslty 0 B 1116 \ ra P' attention. \Woll Babs,\ said her father, when Itmay be purchased 85o|up: Gospels and Bn | returned, \and what did yqjt ace?' Aota 80o: Book of Acta (paper) Co \Oh daddy, it was beautiful! I aav/ such a lot of little boys, and they wero I sll made out of old vicars.\—London XsiL Hills, McLean 8 Hukini ; Binghamton, N Y, Catarrhal Deafness ^ Cnnnot Be Gored by local applications, as they cart- not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only ono way to cure catarrhal deafness, qnd that is by a constitutional remedy. Ca tarrhal Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining or the EustacHiahTuBe^WHeii this tube is inflamed you have i rumbling sound or imperfect hear ing, and when it is entirely closea DcafhesB is tho result.. Unless the inflammation can be ' reduced and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroy ed forever. .Many cases,of-deafness are causea By catarrh, which is an flamed condition of ' the mucous surfaces. IlaP's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of Lhe system. ' We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Catarrhal Deaf ness that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medtclne.-Circulars Iree. All DruggistB, 75c. P. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. $15.00_Suits, now ,, :-...:. $ J 8.00 Suits, how $20.00 Suits, now : 15.00 • • • $2.75 Separate Pants, now ,... 2.00 X X $3.50 and $3.75 Pants„now 3.00 $5 50 Boys' Two piece Suits 4.50 | $6.50 \ / \ \ \ $7 & $8 \ '* \ \ 5.00 X 6 .o6\T W. M. BARBER Wearing Apparel for Men, Women §• Children' • • • • • • • • • • • • At Whitney's Busy Store You will find all kinds of'Crochet Thread, Cordichct, R. M. C, Eagle Crochet, Coats' Mercer Crochet, O. N. T. San Silk, etc. EMBROIDERY GOODS rfarfcy Pieces, Vclvetina. Toilet Articles such as Massage Cream Vanishing Cream, Medicated Soap,,Shampoo Soap, Tooth.Paste Face Powder, Nail Enamel, Hair Tonic, - in fact all the Velvct- ina-preparations^ • • Whitney's LaGrippe Tablets Whitney's. Little Liver Pills Cough Syrups and Balsams, Blood and Kidney Med/ icine. Cough Drops of all kinds. GIVE US A CALL H. L. Whitney • • • - • • • • • Live & Let Live Hardware Store *\ 1 Exchange Block. Union. N. Y. |_ Mr. Clay Balch and Ruth West fall returned home ntter spending eight weeks in Vestal. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weston and daughter Elolse, and Mr. Young spent a few days in Home the first .of the week. Mrs. OtiB Potts is entertaining her mother from Brooklyn. Mr. Herbert Guiles has purchased a new Ford Touring car. Mr. Floyd Luce has sold his new cement bungalo to Mr. Woodward ot Maine. Mrs, Clara Sterling of Pennsyl vania is spending a few days with her aunt Mrs. Belle Hill. Mr. Le'^n-.l daik IIOB been on the Lin Boys an d Harry Clark mo tored to Oxford Friday. Ii;r. Holt of Binghamton has been visilin'j at tho homo of Henry Mr. Loi-tnd Clark has purchased a side ear for his motor cycle. Mr. Harold Clifford has purchas ed a I'ord Touring Car. Mrs. Cafferty of Wilseyville has been visiting her sister Mrs. Bur rett Tilbury. Little Meadows Aug.-'20—E. B. Beai'dslce has been on the sick list for a fow dayi.% Emma Sleeper and Mrs. Frank .Sleeper_Qr_G_ret>n£ have gone to Warren Center to attend the Sleep er reunion. Mrs. Neuman Noyes of Tracy Crceli spent a few days hera re cently with hcr sister Mrs. 1. HJII. Her niece Hazel Wight man ol Biiighnmlon came with her and is spending somo timo with her aunt Mrs. Hall and family., Continued on p. 3. 6hil .df.esud.ry FORrFLETCHER!S O AST ClRIA Mail Boxes SEEDS • • • • • • • of Page Seed Company. Tools of AH Kinds. Garden DIAMOND Blue Flame Oil Stove Shelf and Heavy Hardware For your building this Spring Cornell Cleat Roofing. Utica Cutlery Company's Pocket Knives, etc. Wiss Shears and Scissors. Blackstone Washing Machine - Greatest washer you ever saw. - - - -- - -- -.- * Frank J. Lawless ' The Royal Circle was entertaineaV TheThrice-a-week Edition of the NEW\YORK WORLD - Practically a Daily at he Price of a * Weekly, \No other Newspaper In the world gives\ HI much at HO low n price. The-valuo-nnd-nood-ofi~a—news^. paper in the household was never greater than at.tho present tim'<;. Tho groat war in Europe is now, half-way into its .third year, and, whether peaco be at hand or ye t be far off, i t and the events to follow it are sure to be of absorb-? ing interest for many- a month to come. These are world-shaking affaire, in which tho United States, willing •or unwilling, is., compolled/.tp.-tako. a part...No..Intelligent person, jian\ fgnoro such* issues.' ** \ The Thrice-a-week World's re g by group No. 7 a t the home, of Mrs. Frea .Brown on Tuesday eve ning. Mrs. Chas. Whittemore re signed hcr office pf president, and - Mrs. Martin Holden was elected to fill the vacancy.' » >. Mrs, P. A. Parsons Is a t the home of her son Olln in Ypnkcrs,, caring ^ for his wife who IB. serlpuely SICK. .'The Ladies .aro finding.plenty \of work a t tho Red Cross rooms. Don't stay away on account of the licit. • You will'find tho rooms cool.': and cbmfQElable ._Your-JiclpJB_nC.ej.ed 'i„ '.•\V If you wend to have'a sale . . . . . I. *r> .1 liet our prices) Sale Bills PRINTED '^fjljt arefixed forj tunii ^B^ inS 'double -lquickf time.'* I - ^ mm. ----- - \Xr
