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TIMES* CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

,-h Htnd. of Eldr.ro, bu c*Jf tbrot »Mka o! "J lcb look* M Uw •* »ob ^ T(i *i thro# mo:»th* of ago. ^.Me Bate, of Fishing Creek, lust put out some healthy wilnr cantaloupe plant*, which EWted in reteer^band*. Persons who are Inclined to fear lhlt recent froet* may have robbed {fin of peaches this aummer. Mali' probably be cheere* up by „v|nt a look at Lewis Hoff mar'a £hird at Cold spring. The tree* *re loaded with little peaches. poultrymen should obtain blank errtlficates from this oHce to be ilriied by a veterinarian before Iftemptlng to ship broilers. Elmer rJnxweller and Harry ault. of Court House, made a itipment of broiler* the fore part

of this week.

Hog

A Approximately 1SS hogs c-aied last week to proven ticlera. This number Is coaslderIbiy leer than the number that vu treated last year, which Indlotn that Cape May County farmer! are not raising anything Ilk* i! many hogs as they did U-’t

jur.

The Inoculation work

tv It. A. A. McMurray. In cooperation with the Office of Fhrm Pnoon^tratlon. Dr. McMurray Is nssffted with the State Bureau

Aii.tna] Industry.

Adure this office in case any top sere accidently missed, or If lor any reason hogs were not reported a' this time. During the laitrr p-rt ot June hog owner* will have another opportunity to kart them inoculated. Cabbage Maggot Injury Growers of cabbage are aufferUf losses from cabbage maggot h)ury In all parts of Cap* May <£icir. Many of the men seem to tore the Impression that they can-

Mt be controlled.

Not man Taylor, of Cold Spring, treated his plants tclth the exception of those which werp gotaf to seed, with corrosive subllPractlcally nil of the mag‘re controlled on the treated plants, whereas the untreated plaau art severely Infested with

"■Hot*.

The materiel Is prepared by dls■Wa* one ounce of corrosive subbs*t« in a little hot water and difcunt to 10 gallon*. That la, one «Mf» of corrosive sublimate cryst»k to 10 gallons of water. hr Taylor applied this material It pouring about 1-1 cupful on the item and ar rind the base of •a Plant- No doubt the application of this treatment w.U kill *«T maggots after the plants are Heated. However, tht« treatment baore succeeeful aa a prwwntatiee than a cure. ( Tuberculip Testing hany dairymen are beginning J rsalu*. aa a great many have ™ « U| |« a number of yeara. that i’ , u bu*»neee to have their **li7 herd* free from tut w»8 naturally produce n ‘••T are healthy than w __ WteiM arf fighting disease. Purare willing to pay more tr co. 5 .. heB th#y been ««»<< »nd declared free from dls- . And thu economic side of the «*tioti becomes more Important Hu . pu,,ilc demand for tuber-n-fre*" ml,k increases. Aa evince that this public aeutiment increasing l. fhe fact that --JtiG.or* city, other cities and “* D f communities are demanding ® ! k ,ron > teet^d herd*. Al Ah# r J: , ‘•“‘on of the N«w jireey ' teg'sUture a blU was pre.,'7 however did not paas. “th would have required ell “"Ttnen In ths State who eeU " hav* thetr — *

If thu demand (or tuberculinfree mUk U close at hand In Cape May County, as It already exUU In other sections, it would seem wise for every owner of cows which have not been tested to conalder having their cows tested. Thirty-eight herds In Cape May County are already under Bute and federal supervision and during the past few days several dairymen have applied to have

their herds tested. Marketing Meeting

AlexU U Clark. Chief of the State Bureau of Markets, Addressed a meeting of farmers at the Court House Wedneeday evening.

May «.

Mr. Clark stated that the Bureau of Markeu, In conjunction with a committee of farmers who own Urge roadside markeU. have formulated plana whereby the Bureau of Markeu Is prepared to certify roadside markets. These markeu will be furnlebed with a large sign. Indicating that It U a New Jersey standard roadside market. ThU certification la purely voluntary on the part ot the market owner*. However, standard market* will be obliged to live up to certain requirement* prescribed by this committee In ^o-operation *»ith the Bureau of Markets.* Naturally, no hard and fast rules can be laid down for such a market, but the requirements would have to be lived up to by the market owner within the HmlU of common sense. That U. as Mr. Clark put It, there would be nothing to prevent turning the bright side of s peach up to show off a basket of fruit, however, the top of the basket should be fairly representative of the entire lot of fruit In the basket. Cleanliness and neatness are other considerations. Furthermore, to b^a standard market, the owner would tw required to not sell over twentyfivs per cent, of produce which was not grown on hU own farm. Of that twenty-five per cent., fifteen must be locally grown r;oMr. Clark also Intimated that the Bute Highway Department will be more strict thU year about roadside markets blocking the highway. That U, they will be required to be a certain distance back from the highway, so that car* stopping at the markets will not congest the traffic. Keeping His Word “I rather pride myself on one ■martest, cutest, best youngster I saw I never brag about him.”

Answer to last week’s Tussle

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HORIZONTAL 1 Fragrance. «. Puff of air. 15. Flat-fishes. II. Greek letter. 16. N. E. State (abbr.). IV. Learn. 19. Mother. II. Formerly. It. Finish. II. Flesh of vertebrate ..nlmal* ! used as meat. 14. Right Annex (abbr). 25. Born. 26. Southern Bute (abbr.) 17. To be in abundance. 31. Agreeable flavor.

35. For.

36. A common dye. 37. Removes faults from. 40. Plumes. 43. Negative. Clone friend. New England Bute (abbr.). Captured.

Before.

Animal of goat family. Half an cm. Contraction meaning always. And (French). Soft, heavy metal. A mental Image. Resembling salt. Sea-shore.

. Musical nota. . Musical form of drama. . Trap-door. One of the Arabian race.

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VERTICAL 3. Railroad (abbr.). I. A kiln to dry hops. 4. Poaseaalve adjective. 5. Rise. 6. Instrument for winding. 7. Interjection. 6. To make noU of.

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