. Boone County Recorder . erence when hegets it—and I want the job. DAIPY NOTES Skirts Wear Out Shoes. The close relation between gar-ment styles and shoe styles is recog-nized by every manufacturer and dis-tributor of footwearf-says-atrade^aTi-thority. The slit skirt, for example,accentuates the demand for neat foot-wear. To the extent to which the fash-ionable skirt displays the foot is alsoattributable the demand for the light,turned sole. The tendency to itsadoption is growing stronger eachseason, and the output of turns ascompared with welts, in nearly everyfactory, shows a large increase
. Boone County Recorder . erence when hegets it—and I want the job. DAIPY NOTES Skirts Wear Out Shoes. The close relation between gar-ment styles and shoe styles is recog-nized by every manufacturer and dis-tributor of footwearf-says-atrade^aTi-thority. The slit skirt, for example,accentuates the demand for neat foot-wear. To the extent to which the fash-ionable skirt displays the foot is alsoattributable the demand for the light,turned sole. The tendency to itsadoption is growing stronger eachseason, and the output of turns ascompared with welts, in nearly everyfactory, shows a large increase. The question has of late beenasked, Why It is that turned shoes donot seem to woar an long today asthey did in former seasons? The an-swer is, it is the narrow skirt thatdoes it The well-dressed woman—and this applies to the great majorityof American women—is obliged totake twice as many Bteps as she usedto before the introduction of the pres-ent style. It is made entirely of 2x4 and 2x12The bottom pieces are nine. Just a little bad cream may spoil a whole batch of butter. * * * Dont be afraid of overworking yourcurrycomb and brush this winter. * * * A promising heifer calf at any kindof reasonable price is Bafe buying these days. * * • A comfortable stable reduces thecost of maintenance and increases the flow of milk. * • * It pays to keep a dairy thermometerwherever cows are, milked, whether itIs summer or winter. * ? * The dairyman who doeB not keepan individual record of his cows isnot an up-to-date dairyman. * •, • A silo will double the amount ofmilk produced to the acre and cuts tbe cost of producing it in two. * • * Experiments have proven the aver-age milk cow requires about an ounceof salt a day- Heavy milkers shouldbare more. feet long. The width between theplank is two feet. The height at thefront is 20 to 24 inches, and at thecenter post, three to three and one-half feet. The length from rear tocenter post is four and one-half feet. ACTIVE AGENTS
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