CAPE MAT COCTTY 1008, FEIDAY, MARCH & leg

News Notes for

County Farmers Call Farm Demonstrator for Varieties J i of Fruit Suited to Cane Mav Countv

price and reduced express chargee, thev are invited to get In touch with these men and place their orders very

soon.

SCOBLE'S HEW STORE

Knew its Cue

A m«» who believed he knew all

From the Millville Republican about parrots undertook to teach E»».>v. improvements ere b«« ’1“',',

completed to the store formerly oc- hlrd ^

> | compierea .. - 1 — I cupied by Bareford In the Weatherby Going up to the cage, he repeated , . . block, at High and Main streets, for that word in a clear voice for eerer-

.. e ■ tn A cm cultural For a ,l8, , of recom “' n 5j? i the %ew Scoble Music Shop. al minutes, the parrot paying not the Items of Interest to the Agricultural letletl of apples, grapes. Mackbcrries. W alter Scoble opened his eetab- altghteet attention. At the final

Farms

tan. and snapped out.

merclal p.antlng in Cape May Coun- to , ty. call on the Office of Fann Demon- buai T ntm methods, prac- * ated at th V

Using courtesy in service sllke to

I purchasers of smal] ^ and ^large The m0Tte interceU are scouring

j stratlon.

By J. A. Stackhouse, Agent Pruning Demonstration Held a t amounta. combined with kenial per- tbe worl( , for B BUCCMnor u, Rudolph y J | Ocean View “"uliuon ln the mwcanUle clS Valentino. Three of four olire^om- , , There was a pruning demonstra- IT®.,,,... plexloned youths have been tried out. Lice Are Expensive Boarders ' lton ln lt „ orchard of c. Edwin Hun- of Mimme. ^ beUer Mrrehla but round to t* uodog .omething. At such a time as thU It to very ter (Wheatoi. orchardh Ocean \ le». d th pub i, c> he i g mo rtng Perhaps the search would not be dlfpensive to waste any feed ; »nd Saturday morning Fehroa^ «>«>• f 0 a, the ne w location at 13 High flcult if the movie, didn’t Inatot on ien one considers the amount of from 9:00 until 12.00 oclock. Peach gtnwt whlch wU , havlnK R ^ w , th # LaUn Mme

be one of the most attractive and up- , n the op| nlon of one man they’ll

^'.^“.hnwroom, 1 flnd a Hot * i ‘ ,r or a Missouri an with The finishings of the showrooms. . .. j

and the soundproof booth will be all v tbe other retjutoltre and then white, giving an air of restful aim- “P » nice Spanish name. for

pllelty to tbe store; one of the finest him at their leisure,

electric lighting systems In tf- - in-

expensive

when one considers — —. food material that lice must consume growers and proepective peecb grow-

through the blood, it to easily seen ers attended. how greatly they increase the cost of

production of milk or eggs. On cattle coal tar dips and sprays

may be used with success, but where

there are not too many animals effected. kerosene and lard mixed according to the following fortnula will

serve the purpose.

Mix one-half pint of kerosene warmed in hot water with one pound of melted lard and apply along the animal's back and neck. If the hair to long the back of the animal should

be clipped.

Another means of eradicating lice to by the Kentucky Black Leaf 40 method. The following formula to

recommended:

1 pint Black Leaf 40 to 86 gallons of water; or % pint Black Leaf 40 to 43 gallons of water; or % pint Black Leaf 40 to 21 gallons of water. Apply with brush along back and

neck.

On poultry the easiest way to get rid of the lice to by the mercuric ointment method. Procure a mercuric ointment containing 60 per cent, metallic mercury. Handling the fowls at night one can rapidly preaa a small quantity of the pasty ointment In the fluff next to the birds' skin. By pressing the feathers together over the pasty mass it to held firmly for several days during which time the lice will eat the poison and be killed. Even the nits will hatch and become poisoned before the ointment get* or the bird. The amount of ointment to use to about tbe size of a large olive. It dose not have to be spread but simply pressed into the feathers In a ■Ingle spot. Sweet Potato Grower* Meet in Mav*

Why it This Thtu t The alarm clock jingles on

eland—

She sleeps. The phone rings out Its wild de-

mand—

She sleeps. The neighbors dance on the floor

above.

The cats outside shriek their midnight love— She sleeps.

unlocks

The sweet potato Interests of Cape May County were represented by E. E. Madara. Palermo; John Wilhelm and Newton Townsend, of Ocean View, and County Agricultural Agent Stackhouse at a meeting of sweet potato growers and County Agricultural Agents from Cape May. Atlantic. Gloucester, Camden. Ocean. Cumberland and Burlington Counties. Prof. Bchermerhorn. of New Brunswick, presided, and William Dills, of the State Board of Agriculture, and C. H. Ntosley. Vegetable Specialist, discussed grades of sweet potatoes with the Idea of building up the standards of "Jersey Sweets" above the grade of U. S. Grade No. 1. which to quite broad In Its scope and allows for too much variation according to the Garden State's idea of what a sweet Should be. After the grading Ideas of this meeting can be boiled down by the Bute Bureau of Markets, a set of grading rules will be sent to all •weet potato growers who are interested enough to apply to the Office of Farm Dtanonstratlon at Cape May Court House. It might be said that the County Fair will make (tit classes in sweet potatoes to comply with the grades laid down by the Bureau of Markets and U. 8. Department of Agriculture. Pool Your Order for Fmi* Tree* Alltoon Ludlam and William H. Powell, of Swainton. are planning to purchase several hundred apple and peach trees. If other men Interested In only a small rutnber of trees wish to lake advantage of Urge quantity

In silence my key door— She sleeps. In stocking feet I tread the fioorShe sleeps. With noiseless steps I cross the hall. From the bedroom rings the clarion call— "John, march right In here and explain why you're coming home this hour of the morning!" We’re Going to Ask Oar Printer* About This Sometime A prominent manufacturer advertises Type Ooreetry." That must be a process our printers have never

It Isn't eo hard, after all. to please a woman if you can make her decide what ehe wants.

State will be Installed, which, blned with the Interior finish will result In the establishment being most brilliantly illuminated. In addition to the mualcal line Mr. Scoble has always carried, he has taken the agency for a number of special and very desirable articles of household use and he now handles Sellers kitchen cabinets. Singer sewing machines. Laundryette electric washers, electric sweepers, hlghstandr'd pianos, player-pianos, vlctrolas. Victor records, beet music, and all musicians* supplies. The same service that has always characterized this business bouse will continue to be its policy. And along this line. Mr Scoble to having Installed a rest room, not only for bis customers, but for the public

In general.

Knowing that the High and Main streets corner to virtually a "downtown terminal'' for nil trolley cars and bu-aes and how many persona, visiting in the city are compelled ratt for them at this place. 1 Scoble s Ides of a rest room. whUh will be at the disposal of all traraiets to putting his motto of "Service First" into very definite action.

CO’.LIHS C0MPAHY FRAMES SOUTH SEAVILLE, H. J.

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January bargains are great tempters. but for tbe honor of the budget, make a list first.

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