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MWBPyfPi •Pwc**\\^ m£_^_ ML:, • , . Kr^- ppwr mw >• <•' \wmmwrn-v- •• W§W»vm^ _-•• • 8KPBK§f|_S»»^^ .•sS»i?»«fcS: ^^ptppp^ tSHfi™*!£tW-S£<ffi*fi .THE REPUBLIC. BROCKPOtft. W. V. THURSDAY, ^»^ ARV -sirnM- Copy-right tgtu by tfct MCCIUM Ntwtp«pM- SyiBiite .- i i i ——dad— YOUR BODY h5TR_OH«§N BIRTY years ago physicians t began to prescribe ' Gude's ._—Eenta-'Manyan because it pro-^ videda form of iron which was ^easily digested and did not affect the teeth. Now is the season when. yoxt especially need it. Your drug- gist has it-in both liquid and tablets. jt- s GEORGE-B,-HARMON General Insurance - - '- 25 Market Street s Brockport, N« Y. Free-Tri^TaWets^^afpS^^ value of Gude'a Peni<tM.angan. -write today rfac-ggn«miis Trial Fackngq of Tablets. Seng. .J ncr- money—^UBt» -nanism ani_ aafltfigs . t<r M. J . BretteBtecb-Go., 6a Wa'rren St., N. Y fGOLD STORAGE I'or Ujjps. Bntt<*r, t lipene, I'o iltry, Heats, AIH>UI*, I*«a.rs, I'luma, Vrarh.wt, . Evaporated Appltfii, Berdes and fruits ^^^•W^--^te^n^t^»r^»»«»~'9ll*•^>^F preoiicts, Home Paper We _ A Friend From Home ^^ Skim milk is Milueloss for egi: pro- duction. I'esldes hoth milk salts and ash entirely failed to stimulate in- creased egg production. Tile results all seem to Indicate Unit it is-the pro- teins or milk curd that is the valuable 'part of S'iur skim milk. For two years, the oroteln-free sour skim milk has m»t glv*»n us satisfactory produc- tion as the sow skim milk. \ TheOptratolrfStorap Co., inc. tZ \ r TBBItBKaFBr-CASH^gc5. Mgft f38 CLIFF ST. ROCHESTER, ST.TT| l Storage Opea All Year Round 1 WtttttEr TOW€H*-tr^O^HS®TH. Bargains In clothing shoes, rubber*. Merchants Bkge Co., State St. Cleansers, \Dyers ;TaHonr Rapp's 58 Clinton Ave. North. Furniture, Rugs, l-lnoleirrns, Floor and Turkeys Are Particular Turkey raising is a distinct and sep- arate business from that of raising chicken's; the nature of the turkey is ... .. so different from that -of the chicken, m the poultry industry. \et ihey are Fowl to Have on Farm So far, ffuVieas occupy a baou place r auv_ aXAiNS IfttPM ClAJ'l\fcU-Mi, i±ATS, ETC. —The wane of an egg will re- move eliesuiig gum irons any« tiling. Hun i n e egg white on .the gum and it removes it from cloth, linlr <.>r hands, without leaving a spot, .i *....- 3-'i>^-reu»as-Jifit- .wj^ex_asikj i ,.J.. that It requires different management •altoeother. The turl«r„>. still retains many of Its wild haunt?. Then* of late years, serious dNeases lmve played sad ha\oc with the business in many parts at the. country, Bla'dihead, par- ticularly, has carried off ninny thou- sands, compelling some of the- largest growers to quit the business. The Tanner who Tins never hart turkeys- on his farm is not likel> to -uffer, provld a virhrabl-o- fewl, When they are known they will come Into their own wijh honor. They n.-ve among the very hest \bug rustlers\ we liavft, living almost en- tirely on inserts, doing very little dam- age to grew raj ernrw: As for eating purposes, toe guineas are claimed by some people to sur- pass the ehiekon tn flavur ;!hd juici- ness. -Mtnougfi having dark flesh, the ed' he starts with ;.ert>ctiy healthy stock. , When'\diseases Van he avoided, the cost of raising n tnrVe> Is less .than j that of raising a .hi. ken. while the { former weighs more itnd sells for rewire- per pound. The'(.>•.• tint turke>s will, • from the time they .n •• i-'Kht weeUs old' until winter sots in ••'•i. m Hi-- greater part of their lbiu: from the hugs,! grasshoppers, waM.- L-r:iin .mil weed seeds picked up in lh.-ir .unnderinga over the farm, in--res their rnninte- \1 nunt't' tlirimglioTrr-r 1 Tr^--nn'Hnep--at-tt—iwv-f *a vneQ -a Table Lamps, Cedar Cheats, etc Howe A Rogers Company, 89-91 Clinton Avenue' South. Jewelry, Silverware, Diamonds, I. J._ Seheer, 269 Main St., Bast Ifaaic and Musical Instruments, Pianos, Players-Pianos and Rolls, .Talking Machine* and Records, i Levis Music Store, 39 South Ave I Trunks, Leather Goods, Bags, \Likiys.\ 271 Main Street Bast. youtiK fo^rs-are-t)etH{<yi—^he—meat-of-J-|. .. <.,,.lc i,. Vint nc VI rv \vh«»n I fi-om polisiied lurniture, dampen a cloth in denatured alcohol and rub lightly i>ver the spots. Let stand fur a hall' day to dry. If all marks are not removed apply again after tire furniture is dry. To take marking ink out o£ iinen use/ii ^saturated solution of cyanide nf potassium, applied with a cumel hair brush. After —the- r»arliin« disappears the linen should be washed in cold water. It in^ is spilled on your hand, wet the end of a match and rub ish in cold water the grown fowls is >nr>t as \dry bakeii. as that nf chicken or turkey The guinea ln*ns eft* always known , ( by tlieir (daintlve \notraeh potruek, | l potraek.'' wivilu 'he muster .when dis- \ [ turned hv a hawk or si ram« dog, lets , 1 forth sttt-b a nhrlU eh«lter 4tat It puts one's net VPS on rdge. OuiliPMs heRin laying t.He first of May and !:iv lit! 'timii^-h t v ie summer, the'eg^s sflliiiK 'tn ilif inaiket for as much as 'ien eggs. post to the grower . Breeding stork «•• Tected rroTn'TrTeim-n; any have been \• • time the cimirc-- plcket! out. If th ther»e -should _bi .S0ME\\WCK A.iotber H. C. t_, .n!,u ivitli liuu&i'.l'arties IIM^ |.r n^> sn iciimy «f the HI II -fill\ i«rinn> -Hi'H+e- lll.'ll -*t-nrl~* i-ost tif kyrilii «o to .. POULTRY .NOTES feed tlifr gili»IIH,i;.l umII 4S I)o m-t feed\ the . hours ok. but give theitf tender, finely dt \••in-iaifn-i can he ••''..is not tit-i-n «lono L.i further delays,' Those selected* j>riJ«:inly would brfng a little n»»re timwy than some of those Tna-r'tPtpQ, hut tlie.v are also worth more ;i< hri-eders tli.in d-o poor White Rocks and White . ^fXo^i -.- Qrpinito^AreJimfl^ «•'.,«*od. dt wWch i The ehurai terlsties of ^'hiie Rocks nnd White Orpingtons are very simi- lar. Sometimes it Is quite hard for the inexperienced to make a distinc- tion between the rwb \-bTOTls. ^The Whtte Rnrks «|iouM have a • yellow beak, while the White Orpingtons have a white or pinkish white beak.. Both cut grfl»- and vs^rtvr :s.^j \ ??CW- se*'!!! 1 - t ltnstotuaii Best-Boston Brand. Y\Pher—<>ur itJ'-ev President • lini' .i tni^'liir ir<md hr-ad. feel lie 'h:m—W ir(\\»ii - \' » h*' e«>*intry that «me of Tur ;e,-. fm- breeding should be In goi.cl lu . i-'lTnir\ con di lion: if fat. the t-r-r-s ••.-. ••:iru.-tv Infertile • „._\ • Hippo 1 u' a pain in By back. Dr. M»iik-.The \sinnll .hack? C'.iat Scntt, wltno' •_-: -~,r -r>&s£Bfrty. And r-trriiKth t*> *tpe«fc-«+y ivwrd; Btrt tf tnnl r* Ti^ntT^J m»*. »s»v^ .The i;t,r-.i^A',',j„9,lV'L.\\ l l 1 I':...l l t \.'Lu - So'i.r ..'••— «iH batch tt.'.i lirooils of pn..»in;> \fx a reason If wUl tuunaged. UUUM- . ^s rctiuire ^S t« 'U.days to hai«h ones^ Siri.im.\ - active. - ln-allli,' \ \<> ds Close thnt t.nve nf>vi>r tn-cn :'\'lt«'te(J with a serious riisint^i\—are «»nt*iil If the future turkey crops are to prove profitable. The old turk«\v raiser should .sepurate his brcp-iT-r- \^fl*f>(Ji\ thnsti thnt -..ri- tn he marketed l»ef.ue bri'filing and the Ink will come off. . To rettiuye dirt or stains frotn a colored hat eaused by the grease of tlie hair or by your cellar rubbing against i} try rubbing Lhe hut with a cloQB soaked in benzine. The dirt will dlsuppear Ln.-tuntly. To removf grease srjots frona woolen cloth, use vinegar Instead of gasuline, as It removes It much quicker, and does not leave a —ring* » •To eleiiB sliver pursesj cover with buttermilk and let stand all ntftht yimii rinse In tepid ; GENERAL INSURANCE AGY^~ I n ' Brockport, N. Y* I OFFICERS DEAN G. CRIPPEM . . President FRANK B. HEBBARD Vice President JAMETS^ E . TKJNEfET Secy and Treatr Dl RECTORS Dean G. Crlppen ' Frank D. Hebbard Jamea E. Conley Perry C. Sharer Ephralm C. Crlppen Morton Mlnot Charles M. McCrlllla Louis B. Shay Qeorge E. Locke Donald A» Dailey . Wilson M. Shafer COSTUMES for ail occasions Minstrel Shows Plays and Pageants Out-of-town parties supplied ROCHESTER COSTUME CO., 374 Court St. Phone Stone 3508 Rochester N, Y, ~t\ HENRY CLEWS & CO. Members New Vork Stock fxchanoe II, ISTTSTI TrTS'BROAD^T-- New York each hreed tin? coroh-f.ace. wattles and ear-lohe.s .should be a bright red. The shanks and toes of the White Rocks nre tt bright—yettnw, wlHle with \ water. Sometimes when yotl remove a spot with gasoline you leave a • -ring iibuut the part cleaned, i You can remove IMS by holding* - It over 'the steam of. * the tea- 1 kettle.. r \ «-R*H* steei-blades of JiBivesi t 1—wtt4<—t*iinura_paper before putting^j -I- away 1st OTIJ; Jengtti of time, and • | they-wllLnoxxuat. Zl_l\\ \STOCKS AND BONDS Ciirrfiaponie,nce Solicited fattening i-immii-nces. as stock is e-is;i\ injured hy hrenming ov^erfaL Up to their fifth year turkeys are profitabfe a<=. i.reeders. though It is a good plan '-• i-hnnge gohh]M-o every year, fr.p.-.i..\y if pome nf ti^ young jj. j s geldom Desirable After squeezing the juice from t _...... . *»•} a rernon,--ose the remains for » White-OMnatons the shanks.and.loss. *_ c i eaI ^ n g„ii > rass,byJiraLdiPJEllafi- ! 5 » slronld h^ white or pinkish white. You, J mit aBd powdered brick du^t will hide, therefore, thnt the chief char-; -| ^liy lOrJy One Pair -OtGlasses? — You are some -di „fwan ua afld it would aeteristlc t\ look for in distinguishing one breed from the other is the color of fhe beak, also That of the shnnk and toes. I I l The y^mtr rnr rhicks tuHH tb'elrsex ,; M > li \.Uiuu^uTsUed.oT miSifflty even -j^]--' HP ,. 'p^fopd ror hfefHUg. a little longer. A. brood K a collec- . H ^ nj , arp „,„ fnUv maturp ,i ,, n tK-*wo tlon of .T.lcUS 'rami for hy-rne hen-or ^^ oTcT^'nTThTv Cafe Episode. \What hefrtme of ttmt hrtit«-» 1 r who • came in last niirht and starit-iT'lo make \trouble?\ \Ohj tl^c window cook Hipped hjlm'in Qi4 <>ye-feitb-a bJk^ 6apjarti. r in—a si«p?»-br*>oder*-— - * A \^TPWITC chieteear .weighs T tbr«'e j«4iiaTR ihid a roister •\pSOKTls\^\-^\^ to Cross Chicken Strain . \are lit flirtr best'j i t j s se ]dom desirable to cross rrttrring-tbpnf-vt two-or three yearS-t stratus, It ran be compared, in.e. way, \^'•'\^\TTWIffg' TOir--f.\\-^!r7 ; SPaFon-the'-propes^'-- terTro?siTrg*breedst-the^first cross- may- about y^tnivptti-iin in- wmrtr-frr-divirh' the, setea aaueur to give nntfonn- -f>ffspr4ng. but fgOT Is from six to tenThftnS with' one goo^-• iir\the\\iecood~generation hmnyunde This is excellent lllso fur-sfoer—I— ing copper cooking vessels.—De- J j signer Magazine. • i -• • POOR HENRY! JQ&2JX an uncomfortable experieriGe if anacciderfE -\I.I.I IHH-.-I like your w ife's ,i« ling; I .©f4.tttt-s«t- >mi iu the aiidi*m-e.\ \As th\ lady's husband. It's a priv- ilege to ual.-b tier talk Without heur- -hWTl \wurcr sktr wtys.\ _ ...... A Baltimore man, who was formerly a resident of a\\twv5'\6n' the Eastern shore, recently revisited his old home town after an absence of many, yf 5 \^ \WhtrtrhertMiie-ef-the-anll fnmtlgY- he fhquirjd, *' ' « 7-*\ - \-' \Oh was tlirrreply. \Tom did very in me SKCUUU ^eucionw n >im>A.. K^*.^ , -^ji—fj^^^-^p-an actor out »iv the- j sh^hto -ruTwlHiPH are li«hte.-.to-WP^.4. rKC1 ' fff .^p ns ^--._B^.-fh < >-<^Jwy brother,. TT -cnii Knva •reSBTUI TO believe that* ,~ __~'. -.Is. ' \\ You should have a Dupli- cate EaiL .. Order them b« m*il* E. E. BAUSCH & SON CO. OPT-0METR4STS------ 4_ c.insitiutioniilly strung h'rd, one jm-sscs tiiroiitill the -noli quickly A that , and c-a*-:l\. is a lio'ter Inyer than one thai develop\\-, nil hinds of ailments thrrtrtr tim.tS::i:£iL.. H\ you have 'reason to believe that- some other strain will give you better results, gradually work into the pure strain. Crossing the strain may set , you back several years. ^bTetv- ! \The\ hrt'7-fni stock fdimitd reeplw go»«) «-,ire j'.niins the winter nvmths.- Without pnio-r care and attention, as well as -n* MM quarters, tufkpys will not gn thr.iiiLii winter in good health, i gtrtLrvtnsefrnehfiyrwni \nun»-^stre* ^ood condit i-n forjhe-b|eeding \seasots \alffl^h{ff\iSira^pT5or^sn%c^s'.wra.fSe ( ...,_ _ ^ ._..-_ , , ; ... _^— young Ymmg - turkeys-- -bred - from ly at-the eyes, and nostrils^ and the face 1 n\§filfh'y Stnct; itre hard- enrragh t© raise, puffs up, this indicates a conuuon cold. } Withent\ the extra handicap of T31- , When accompanied by a rattling iajhe ^hy^-rwrAitftg^v - IthxoaUjthe Uouble.iS-.bxGJ£Miis \' Is\something of an artist in New' YofB; and Lwy, the sister, is doing literary work. But Ilenry never amounted to much. It too]- all he could lay his bands on to support- the others,\— Diseases\ fff \Fowls a fo^^sgg^T2E!S^vateTS sHght--f - \ t VkSa&gjfcr¥&mttgaf Dreaded Sotrth African 8naks. The greatest terror oi all outh AJ* rlcun^snakes Is the black mamba jt» bite is aim st Instanily fatal, and the jttjunba Is o*_a strangely Irritable dl» ^apgg^-TBga^: \So your -Beta Closed, _' neii^iboi' Meek and his\ iciap,\ and apparently fond °fJBto«nl * W hy its neat presenGer-dariBi tm. to try and bit it. tiien ianding a swilt wife had a row over what kind of ear wtom ^^^^0! M avoided, tt w«U- fliey ««ould get, he wanting an open .^ HHte8b .^ ut _fjgom Its dett^adJMgv m- '.' ?«?•- The Nugara Falli Power Qornpjny sells electricity at the low- est average price re- ceived by any gener- ating <y<.ti m on tf)c North American Continent. Nature has provided in Niagara Falls what visionary inventors have ever sought in vain—a real example of perpetual motion that can be applied to practical power purposes. As a matter of fact Niagara power, as well as the power produced from .coal, is derived indirectly from the sun. \ \ • The sun ceased to store its power in coal some mil- lions of years ago and the supply can never bereplen- ished. But the sun is still on the job, day after day, lifting water from the sea to the clouds and return- ing it in rain to flow endlessly through lakes and rivers and over Niagara Falls. Niagara power is J inexhaustible, unceasing, unvarying. W Every Dili of work done by Niagara power is so much irreplaceable coal saved for other necessary purposes. Ism't il sensible to use as much as feas- ible of an inex haustible source of power, and to save as much its possible of a supply that, once used, can never be replaced? prevent direct draughts W~Ti!vmg l-veniTbrrfon at-all-times, makest-fl- good place. Turkeys can stand a good deal of eeki, but they cannot stand close, foul-smelling tpiartersr Fix up some broad perches a couple of feet from the floor; provide troughs for grit and water and,'In real cold weath- er, put <ome straw or other litter on the floor. Feed corn and Other grains regularly and. during severe weather^ give an on-i-lonal warm mash. -Woes---Dusk—Sags &on't Hatch* Whenthe eggs from a certain pen of ducks do not hatch well, the fmubleT often may he corrected by changing flier- male to another pen or by introducing^ a new leader. W1CKIE SAYS— . WitlHHIt in*' *;*»*<* \\••\•• »\ - \— • ..«--—-- * . ... .... -^jj e y triJUUltl g*», *\- ,.»,*-.-— ja .--- _ ... »TMn fill HO ^ttky^j^rtftgiv _ ^„itb^aL.^eJr^le.iS-.bxoMhjtis.. = Plfe J ^^ <& ^^ !& ^^aBnUV--^s^--^===r=..J^K^s '' \\Tm-kevs dn not thrive is damp, slriF \cult breathing, indicates pneumonia. | L ,, Qh > yes . mt the ) nc ident Is closed.\ *\° ** _ \f y ouaFters in\ wjntCT.\ °A welFirg1it«gd - Canker nrthe moufh ffieSTigdiphtlrerltK- \T^g~J7g^~^r\T j s\ a ^ n-eyoTiTirTirl\ \\ ~\ ' open shVri^loft.yatteo' ^^EBJ—^^. -n^^E™,^ &kn«t Hatch. Tthls mornin\g.\ \ ' ~~ ^ \f \i THE NIAGARA FALLS POWER COMPANY, Produders NIAGARA, LOCKPORT & ONTARIO POWER CO., Transmitters Sour Skim Milk Given as Cause of High Production .Sotii.- time ago the Missouri College of'• Acrhultnre through the tlppnrt- ment of poultry husbandry started an experiment to determine Me cause' of the liiirh production secured from lay- ing hons that were Riven an abun- dance of sour sk^m milk. A study of the nnalvs's of sour skim milk snowed It t o contain 00.77 per cent filter, O.10 per cent fat, R.93 per cent Milk sugar (lactose)', O.r.0 per cent lactic acid, 3.05 per cent protein and 0.79 ner cent milk ash or suits. It was assumed that water alone was not the Minmlat- ing factor. The fat content seemed too low. and the distribution of carbohy«feVf«s did not point to milk sugar as a possible source of the problem. A comparison was marie of rations conta f ning lactic acid, milk salts, protein--free sour skim milk thd sour skim milk*. The results showed conclusively that that lactic acid in the sawpe solution as in sour j KMOCKERS >K» TUVS TO\WW, VMHO hAOAN ABOUT HOVU W\WGS V.WOCR V3S YOO, NWHEWf \Ne WWT ^fiouvAO, BOY \COMSVOER. \TW SOORCe? k& S ^H' FEtLER.g>M5 VMHEki HE S£EW -XYV WIEVIA VAPFiW KT WlrA \ ... . - Things Wer«-Tj5Q_Funny. . First* Boy—Lost your job a9 • caddy? . ,, , ' r Second Roy-Yes\: f ''<MIU1 do the I work all right, but I couldn't learn not to laughs— London Answers. ExceU<nt Advice. .. . . He best advice \hanflerj wit hi * Mong time B, •S5\tr»e\ nial you won't— ligkrttrnave it kept^« of the papers, t —3rldgerJort Pest NOTICE TO CREDITORS PutTant to an order of Ho^Seldeu Q Ttrown. -Surrogate of the County 01 MoJroe^oSe ilhereby given accord- ,— w to lkw to ail persons hav ng claims Hill's Catarrft £S»^SH Medicine W_t£S a!fVSH& local and internal, and has bem success- ^/ 0 ° r r ' at ^ ls pface for the transaction ' ful in the treatment of Catanh for over i* r £^ l8 as P1 B u C h Administrator at forty V e,a«. Sold by all druggists. _J^*offlct of Na. Ck Lester to F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio g^port, N. Y., on or before the 27th — ' day of May 1924. fitted November 16th 19^^. Conrad Eller, iVdminlstfator Nat O. Lester, Attorney for Admto- istraitor, Brockport, N. Y^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Selden 's^rown? Surrogate of the County of - _onr&rnoUce to hereby given, accord- w tn law td all persons having claims ^deman^s iaLt Hattie L Amddon aate of the Village of Brockport, Sunty of Monroe, State of New York deceased, to present the same with the ^chefs' therefor to the u^ersigned Executor at his place for the transae- Snrt bixrine*. _ such Executor at tte I_w office of Nat 0. Lester, Brock- SrtjS Y on or before the 20th day of May 1924. „«,.«»« Dated November 9th 1923. ^ Clyde; - . Amldo^, \\\\ Executor. 0. Lester, Attorney tor Eateootor v EDWARD W. SIMJiONS I BrhdkporitritN. Y. , \tf~*£-T:.itivt.; ^**M*«foa^^
