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THE SEMI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION
Wanted:
By tho Board of Tvado
BrooksvIIIo, Flam
The name nnd atUtrenn of every man who fa funtVt
eriny hHUiting.or buyiny fiimf in h'inrttt't
Wh will iM'tirl him Hlmolulely free vitliinble Dooh
of rioli nhnwlriK tho tlllTerent klmli of noil In
Klortlfiinlintlinn'i)ortunltlein and a mum I Hmoki
viIIh for Induatrtnua, umbltlnui men I lie Ittmrd of
'l'riiiln hnt no Und to kII but d Mire to butld up and
dtnelnp (hit actlon.
Around Itronkayllln lie th lnreot Willd body of
food land in thn Htnto, o roo.fnl-l by the Mate
'eprirttuentof Auriculturn find nil other Authorities.
Tliu U known ai ' hluh hammock" land, or hard
wixm! land It ha rich, dark tnpaoll nndclaf aulwotl
hltfh and ntlllnit no fertillter or drainage nce
arr We rnlnH thn beat ontiiuc. Krai fruit and win
ter rptietnbloN In Florldai yield a hUh a $1,000
peracru hind alao adapted (odnlrjrlrifc and all tuple
crop our fur mum wot HO biulielnof corn to tho acre.
If you ore thinking of hurlntf land or locating In
the Smith thla U the place lo come plentt of good
Ifincl ntlll to h had hern at rvry low price, altnoat
low ni mdiniirjr pine land altitude JIUO feot.no
witmp it innrhe4 utmt cllrnnte iorfei't health,
modern town wlinnl. cihurrhea god road all con
venience, and eTHrihody making money
Ihi not buy lind or cIioomu u location until you
have read our Dook of Pacta. Wo ha?o the nnpor
tun It lea, but need now oltlrena new ant tier and new
cnpltal Ut develop them Vou run be independent
hern with mod eat capital Write today for Dook of
Paflta.
BOARD OP TRADE, Bo 702 BrookavllU, Pla.
FRIVOLOUS BUSINESS
Don't aernl me one rent jtiat Irt me prove
It lu you hh 1 litmidonu for ft7,K others In Umlaut
all month. 1 claim to Im.o tho only uoeewjfui
euro for bunion i m t madu and I want ou to let
roe neud sou u treatment l-'ltKII, entirely at my
vi4nHit. I don't caro how man o-t-alled ('1111,
or thloliUnr pada 1011 mor tried without miccohh
1 divi tcaru how diaguflted urn feel with them all -
jou haw not mod my cure, ami 1 lime such almo.
iuio roniuif iico ia 11 tnni 1 mm Knnir i ei
you h treHtment Rnaotutely KHKtU It la
wonderful jet Minplo home treatment which To
ilet ea j on h! 11111 hmtamly of all paint it imuotea
theeauMMif the liuuioti and thua tho ugly deform
ity dUaiitan all thin whllo you aro wearing
tighter alii than ever. 1 know It will do nil thla
and 1 want mi to tM-nd for n treatment, FltKt
lit 1UV i1Ii'Mni. I m 41.11 mm I knnw
oii nui 1 nun ten mi jour
friend itlout It j lift irn tii oho
(lfMl othera nre doing now.
ttrito now, m thla Hiuiounre
lueut may nut aiipoar In thia
paper aualn. .lu-t hen. I tour
nit 1110 mid addroMH nnd tient
fnentwlll Hi Kent ou promptly
U plain fealed einelup
FOOT HKMI'.IIY i O
3506 W. Zeih SI
Chloaga
CDcr Investing for Profit
rKht For Six Months
Sf-ndme yotir name andnddrcst rtfc-ht Si t and 1 will wnd
inontht. It trlU how cc- rt the utinutt earnlDk't hunt our M
money how to tfll kwkI iitvtmcnt how to pick thr mot
profiuhle ofitiuQl Investment It refill how tankers and H
capitatMi make 91000 grow to t2,000 -In (act. kv"
oii the vital Invfsiln Inlurmatlon that unould enable jou to
maka your monay grow proportionately. I have
decided ihU month to give 5 kli niontti utirlptloni to
iHVWsriNi. for 1'RuFiT fr. fcvery copy fi
Worth at Least $10
to every inveitor pcihapt a Tottune Send your name and
addrrta now, mention till (taper and get a frao introductory
tutmilptiou Con htinni may ieient rrteatlnK thla offer.
Hetter take It now -u (i e m lllln to pay 10. a opy after
ou hate read It lit mouth-
'I ILL. Bt Ur. Pit., R 409, 30 Wt.t Jicluu Bltl, Okuo W
m m a W
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SHADE ROLLERS.!
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0t " ImproToOL no Ucki reanlrad.
Wood Rollers Tin Rollers
Roots Fresh lrom the Soil
CJuirtnteed Iru to nime, and to retch
you in prneci conaillon, tiox a dlsialls.
lied cuitomcrUit jretr. Ost-hUftrM
uuti' prion. Frbt piiit on otdn al
It.tB ra ortr, WRITS tor calalozue,
rYu.P.RurtitilM.Bii 8S.tfMCi.N.T.
Grcldcr's Fine Calaloaue i
aai oaWodar of para-bred poultry for 1913, Urjte. 1
maajpaceaofpoalirf faeU,dtQereDibree4alnaataral
olara. 1 varWUaa lllaatrmud aal deaor1be4. Inoo
batera o4 browlara.low prkwof atooa and cffa for
aawoiBf . a perwei (aiia ia ui pouniy rauera oena
10d for thla Dated boot.
B. IL QUID Eft, Eoi Hi
Ehatma, fa.
MAMmt Tm DmiUwi Sun amaili
1 C-..-U. For'lBlr Book trill how.
auuulu" DeKribe, World'. I.r
Mra-araa pi
afatmatta,
povlUv farm; atvaa vtyat aui af oaJtry
tat, lAwaatprtaMMfawb.effa.faMufealora.!
, r rOTr.Ban 4. Paa Uainaa. laava
ift nnrrno Fine pure bred chicken.
40 UnuLUO ducka,oeeBJid turkeys.
Korthern rmlad, hardy and very beautiful
Kowla, etfir id Incubator at low prlocai,
Amarloava trrMatet oultry fanu. band 40.
for larfaT, Una, UlatiaaaU AaaaaJ Ialti7 Baaa
I. F. REUIUT. lai 977 HAXUTO. MM.
Continued from Page it)
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In Hoinculiat rrtnotc timca, 111:111 'h cliicf
occupation w.-ih tlio t'lijoMiipiit nf life and
tin- pursuit of liberty and happiness, with
business in the background as an unos
tentatious siilo line. In thoso days, man
not only rested one day in sewn, but,
in addition to that, he was forced by law
to let his land lay fallow every seventh
irar. If anything yrew without cultiva
tion that seventh year, such products be
longed to the poor.
One result of that system was that
labor unions never yrew turbulent. Strikes
and lockouts were unknown, and no em
ployer was ever indicted for planting
dynamite.
Hut those, of course, were salad days.
Possibly, before interest on money was
invented. At least, lefore bald heads
transformed hair restorer makers into pri
vate yacht owners, and also before in
somnia Iwcaino the first nuil most con
clusive evidence of business concentration
nnd effectiveness.
I'nder the sevmtli-year-rest plan, man
was voimir at ninety and retained all his
faculties at a hundred and twenty. In
those days men knew nothing about kill
ing themselves in the endeavor to win a
commercial supremacy that they could not
live to exercise.
On matters pertaining to the safety of
our glorious Republic, wo dig back and
quote Washington and Jefferson. We re
vert to first principles. If we really want
to do business KKIIIT, why not dig back
to Moses and practice the principles ho
laid down
Moses needs no introduction to tho
American business man. Kor it was tho
discovery of ten of the Mosaic edicts that
made Mr. Roosevelt piesident of the
United States and the hero of nearly 11
hundred million people, not to mention
also that it made him the feted of kings.
Following Mr. Koosevelt 's example, 11
business giant somewhere some day will
rediscover Moses' seventh-year-fallow
rule and will thereby get himself written
into history with the names of men that
never die.
Of course, in practicing tho law we
should have to operate in rotation, so that
every year wo would close up and shut
down one-seventh of all the factories, all
the stores and all the offices in America,
and send one-seventh of all our workers
away on a year's vacntion.
Think of it : six years of work and
then one year of rest!
A whole year in which to do those non
businesslike things that we keep intend
ing to do and never accomplish.
A whole j ear of .'105 days in which to
get a closer than hearsay acquaintance
with our wives and our children.
An entire year for study. A year with
books, so that the great minds of the
present could come to know the great
minds of the past, and learn how little
of our HUM wisdom is new, and how
greatly today is indebted to yesterday.
Tmagine the result upon trade. Our
consumption of goods would be as great
11s ever, and with only six-sevenths of our
business houses open, every one of them
would experience a volume increase of
1-1 27 per cent without turning a hair to
creato it.
Can you conceive the meaning of this
year of rest in new health for American
people, who are wasting themselves with
too much effort f
Can you imagine what it would mean
in new ideas for ideas that are worth
while come, not in the rushing crowd, but
in the quiet times of rest, recreation and
silence!
Can you portray in your mind the ef
fect upon our political life, with one
seventh of nil our people at liberty to sit
all day long for 'Mm successive days at
the feet of stump-seech expounders,
drinking in wisdom at its very fountain?
Can you bring to mind what it would
mean to our social order, with one-seventh
of tho people free to find out how the
other half lives and to help that other
half to a better living?
We fall short of our ideals in this
world because wo haven't time, liusi
ness takes all the time we have. The
Mosaic law would for ever separate us
from that excuse. One-seventh of Amer
ican humanity would have nothing but
time. And if time is money, behold what
riches would be within our grasp if we
would only stop our present method of
grasping.
Think it over.
Kor these suggestions I claim no atom
of originality. I merely hope that some
body may rediscover the Mosaic law and
that American business may put it into
operation, h'or the good of the cause, 1
am wholly willing to sacrifice myself. Not
only will 1 agree to take my own one
year's vacation in seven, but, nioro than
that, I" will take tho vacation periods for
six other men at the rate of ono u year,
so that You Six will not bo forced by
legislation to lose any of your valuable
time away from your exacting business
affairs.
Looking Forward to the Next Number
ftf! HIT ,
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YUUU ntme and kddreMOn potUlotrd bring fr
ample oopj ot our 100-ptga poult r 7 paper. Make
Mosey, Inland Poultry Journal Co., Intflanapolle, Ind.
IT IS POSSIHLK, but not probable, that
very much more can be said abont gar
dens and gardening within the space
of twenty pages than is packed into the
next Semi Monthly Maoazine tbo
(iarden Annual. President -elect Woodrow
Wilson has hnd a hand, so to say, in the
making of tho cover, which shows, in col
ors, the beautiful garden our next Presi
dent made, or did much townrd making,
at Princeton.
The eutire issue, comprising a score of
splendidly illustrated features, has been
assembled with 11 view to guiding nnd in
teresting tho amateur gardener. Edward
I. Fnrrington, the widely recognized au
thority 011 garden-making and llower cul
ture, has directed the preparation of the
text, nnd the unique decorations, in gen
erous profusion, nre by J. M. Itosf.
Some of tho subjects treated are, as an
index to the character of our 1913 (iarden
Annual: A Garden to Live In; Rest Roses
for the Amateur; Rest Perennials for tho
Home Garden; Annuals for the Henter to
Grow; Garden Fertilizers Stumbling
Block of the Amateur; Making the Most
of a Hack Yard Garden; Tabloid Talks
About Vegetables; Planting Tables for
Flowers and Vegetables; Flowers That
Survive the Frost; What to Grow for
Climbing Vines; Rug Arsenal for Ama
teur Gardeners nnd ninny other new, and
some old Garden Wrinkles.
Also, there is a remarkable prose poem,
Those Who Work hi Gardens, by Mar
guente O. B. Wilkinsou.
Owen Johnson, by the way, brings his
story, Kecjnny Up With Wattiviltr, which
logins in this number, to a right rollicking
conclusion in the next issue. Part one,
funny as it is, is only introductory to tho
hilarious exploits of Wattiville and his
friend Stukey in the second and conclud
ing instalment. And Oscar Cesare has
made the illustrations even funnier than
he somehow succeeded in doing for the
first instalment.
Following our (iarden Annual and on
through the year, the Maoazine Section
is making preparations to furnish a series
of surprises with each succeeding issue.
Glance at the following names, for in
stance Jack London, Rex Reach, Rich
ard Harding Davis, Owen Johnson, George
Fitch, Albert Rigelow Paine, Mabel Her
bert Urner. Carolyn Wells. George Patullo,
Rrander Matthews, Maurice Leblauc,
Grace MacGovvan Cooke, Harris Dickson.
Kdwin Mnrkham, Gilbert K. Chesterton.
Arthur R. Reeve, Harris Merton Lyon.
Vance Thompson, H. Addington Bruce.
Charles G. 0. Roberts, Reginald Wright
Kaufman and Richard Ie (iallienne among
other notable writers.
And Charles Dana Gibson, Howard
Chandler Christy, A. R. Frost, Alliert
Sterner, W. T. Smedley, Franklin Booth.
Adrien Machefert, Percy F. Cowen.
Charles Sarka, Kdward Rorein. Harry
Stoner, Penrhyn Stanlaws, Stuart Travis,
R Cory Kilvert. and Horace Taylor nnmng
the famous artists nnd illustrators
SAVE YOUR EYES
Simple Home Treatment Will Enable
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"HOW TO SAVE THE EYES"
IS THE TITLE OF A FREE BOOK.
At last the good news can be published. It is pre
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BAD EYES BRING BAD HEALTH
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