mm ppsw sj* Vt»^ -•sf* fc 3 ,1 f^V "CTX IV"i, ^&£» V'{^f .-i •*&*$&«&" X'W&fgg-V*--/ ifr *$ PfPf 1 1 J3jgRBifJ ^A j, l5"^i--- fqur MdKftAY *0,1M# k-y mWWU*^MNtY NBwi AUSTIN, IHMNkMtA :•:.-••.•? INNE E Risky. nence'dealing With the various phases be continued indefinitely The process may One disadvantage In marrying a rich of and the work, motion picture^ will by simply adding enough girl, fellows, is that If she happens to be shown of the leading Duroc herds manure to insure heating. Compost die In atiy way out of the ordinary CHRISTMAS GIFTS PROM in the United States, of the winners is especially valuable for use in hotbeds you have so many embarrassing questions at the National Swine show, and of and cold frames. to answer.—Columbus Dispatch. the View herd sent to South America ib in connection with work that is CHRISTMAS MOTHER GOOSE THE FARM kL being done to open that country to Duroc Breeders to Meet At What are little boys made of, made American food products. The advertising of? Hector to Plan Year's Program. campaign, that is contemplated 4 & What are little boys made of 7 in connections with the "Eat More Engines and drums w*-r** Pork" campaign will also be digcussed. And fat sugar plums— These cool, crisp mornings, when 4 And that's what boys are made of. \ST Christmas I spent with ers. "What are you-going to send school teacher, still striving to teach During this same week there will fortifying ourselves for the day's the young idea how to shoot, Ruth a schoolmate who lives in him?" I asked Ruth one day as she be nine premier Duroc sales by the work, we eat buckwheat cakes and What are little girls made of, made and I joined in making a big fruitcake. the country. I had gone to mentioned her very wealthy brother following breeders: Johnson Brothers, of? her home in the early autumn who had liv6d in a distant city for To a friend who had a number of little pig sausages, ham and eggs, or What are little girls made of? small children, Ruth sent half a .dozen to board because I twenty years, and whom she wished to .M. Crouse, L. Reihsen,. Gust bacon and eggs. None of us concerns Dishes and dolls jars of purV honey. had much writing to do and remember. Langved, F. S. Vanderhyde & Son, himself much regarding the "how And rubber balls— I don't know how many little jars red needed quiet. At the same "Oh, dear, Tom has so much money Ames Brothers, Medayto Farms, Underwood come" of jthese little pig sausages, And that's what girls are made of. of jellies and chili sauce and baby that anything I could afford would time I needed the sweet, ,, .jvk the Farxhs, and John Hai-tle & the ham, or bacon. pickles and jams and other preserves iVlctrolai look cheap?" she complained. "Neckties pure country nir. When we Son. special train will be run in According to government statistics and condiments we sent along. are silly and I don't know the first began talking of Christmas, fully connection with these sales. there were on the farms of Minnesota, To a doctor friend—the one who latest styles. I'd love to surprise him six to eight weeks before that date, Jan. 1, 1920, 2,951,000 hogs. sent me to inhale the country air for once—" Ruth, my friend, began the old-tfme six months—I sent two dozen Bryan Deneen Assuming that these averaged 200 plaint "I know I shall get a lot of MAKE A COMPOST HEAP. j/ourtant big, rich duck eggs, quite. pounds in weight and are worth the pretty things from my city friends and fresh. On each egg pasted SAVE THE GARDEN RUBBISH relatives, and what on earth can I get average price for the past 10 year at a tiny sticker, ajjittle Santa In this old ark that is fit to send Whatever your period, these hogs represent in money Schleuder Paper Co. Store or Christmas tree or stocking, them nearly $60,000,000. Garden waste, decayed vegetables, or something of that taste, whatever the "This old ark" was the village general The leading breeds raised in this dead vines, weeds, and the organic 'i! sort. I placed these In a store, where we were when we state, and for that matter in the United rubbish, that collects about the place size you need* whatever wire case which holds each brought up the subject of Christmas egg firmly, marked them States, are the Durocs, Poland during a busy summer may be cleaned giving. GIFTS IN JEWELRY the price you plainly, and they reached Chinas, and Chester Whites, in the up and put to work again |hru the "Ruth Preston," I answered her, the good doctor without a agency of a compost heap, say specialists "with all the opportunities you have order named. The organizations composed wish to pay, we can break or a crack. for making the most delightful, unusual of Minnesota swine breeders of the United States Department Moderately Priced. Every year Ruth's great furnish an instrument and really worth while gifts, are the Minnesota State Swine Growers of Agriculture. Start, the heap aunt sends her something of you should worry about about Storekeeper Wrist Watches Association, which concerns itself by laying down a bed* or stable that suits you. value. This great-aunt owns Wiggin's limited stock of with swine breeding generally of manure which has not been burned a string of business blocks Pearl Beads cheese and chewing tobacco." We have styles to Duroc, Roland China- and Chester or heated. The size of the plot will in a big city and keeps a "What do you mean?" lawyer busy attending to White breeders. vary with the amount of refuse to Dinner Rings match your furniture, gasped Ruth. her estate. At my suggestion, The Minnesota Duroc Breeders be used, for ordinary uses, if the "Well, you never lived Cameo Broaches Ruth prepared a goose in any of the popular association is the largest of the one bed is made 8 feet long by 6 feet in the city, cooped up in for the oven, stuffed it, sewedit an apartment, in a breed association and has in thei last wide and 2 feet deep it will serve the or Diamond Rings 1 wood finishes at a up in a cloth and packedIt house In a big town where year done notable work promoting purpose. Over the manure spread a in a box, the the nearest woods and Lavaliers wide range of prices. swine breeding throughout the state. two-foot layer of refuse and cover corners of which Nearest garden were miles County associations were formed min with another layer of manure. This she filled with ap­ and miles away. Did you, Santoir Lockets All are Victrolas. All "Make fifty of those oldfashioned some -25 counties of the state and last layed need be only a foot in ples and onions for roasting. This now?" She admitted that she never big cookies,such will play Victor she sent to great-aunt, not without Boys' and Girls' Pig Club work was thickness. Repeat the layers until all GENTLEMEN'S had. as your mother used to make for you fear and trembling. "The very promoted in the same counties thruthe waste has been disposed of and then "Imagine that you did live In such Records perfectly. Watches and Tom when you were youngsters. idea of sending her something to eat,** a place. What would you say If you Sow and Litter club project. cover the whole with a layer of earth. I know how they taste—want one she gasped, "she'll think It were to receive a beautiful Prizes were given the boys and girls If it is desired to add to the heap Let us show you Rings right now*! Wrap each in white tissue, an Insult." She invited a little baby fir tree for the work, and the leading litters from time to time the top layer may stick a tiny fancy label, on, to fasten select few in to dinner, eighteen inches high, a our assortment. Scarf Pins from 18 counties, together with the be opened and the new material emptied the tissue together, pack them flrmly she wrote, and boasted of luscious deep green, growing boy or girl who jraised them, were into the hole thus'made. This is in a box and send them along to him. the "home-grown goose Cuff Links in a pretty little woodpa POOLER- brought to and exhibited at the State Watch his mouth water 1" convenient for suburban home where straight from my dear in Ruth did it and the letter she got Fair under the auspices of this association Belt Buckles niece who lives ona farm." there is no animal to consume the green? Suppose it came from her brother brought the quick And all her guests raved. and at its expense. The other kitchen waste. In the spring the heap to you carefully wrapped Gold Knives tears to her eyes. To my brother's To friends who had children, DRUG GO. in wet burlap so that the counties of the state are being organized is well mixed with a fork and,, the wife I sent a small crate of mixed we sent baskets of native nuts: express people could see what It and a greater showing will be compost is ready to be spread on the Chains vegetables. She was delighted. I sent walnuts, butternuts, hickory nuts, was, and keep it right side up?" made another year. garden plot. The heating manure will them early enough for her to use them chlnqueplns and the like. We also "It would be pretty," admitted Ruth. 1 The Minnesota Dufoc association effectively destroy any weed seed for the Christmas dinner. There was a made some delicious, molasses kisses, "And suppose you lived in a big will have its annual meeting Jan. 3 present and will also break down the Bryan L. Deneen small Hubbard squash, some choice wrapped them in waxed paper, packed elevator apartment with a tiny- kitchenette at Hector, Minn. Addresses will be -potatoes, onions, beets, carrots, tur­ structure of most of the materials them with sprigs of Evergreen and and a new maid every week delivered by men of national promi­ that have been thrown upon the pile. sent them along. or so and all the goodies you had you If you live in the maple belt, you made yourself or got at a cafe or dug surely have some maple sugar left If out of cans with a can opener. How it is black, melt it over and recast the "would you like to get a great big fat minium eakes. They will be delicious. mlnc^ pie, packed in a If you have popcorn, box so carefully that it tie up four {bunches, couldn't crush or break?" bage, some apha six ears to a bunch, and send It as a nips, a cabpies, I had set her to thinking. Soon after winter present. Country popcorn "tastes different," a dozen that we brought up the subject little jar of deple you know! It does. Fve pears and a once more. I sent back to the city for jelly tuck- tasted it.—Marion Aldrtch, In The two dollars' worth of narrow red1 ribbon, licious crab aped For our old Farmer's Wife. Christmas labels, tags and stick­ In* Business and Professional tarsi •S9WI8 Directory SBSSBHISMI SSfSi! 'Hi J. M. HEIMER J. K. LYNDE F. H. MAYER Live Stock and Real Estate DENTIST UNDERTAKING ai Auctioneer Office In Hirsh Block Undertaker and Funeral Director ', Specially Conversant with 117 Telephone Main AUTO HEARSE Pedigree*%rork. WiSs AUSTIN, MINN. Day Call 677, Both Phones Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. Night Call 120, Both Phones m/M G. L. BAfeER. M. D. W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. A. I. ARNESON, M. D. 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