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«* ..-rvu chemical war far* la t*rHU? «T« th* ^toaacta. . prorram of uaiuual Intarart being prepared for Parmara’ Sy at New Brunswick la one- . . • Keaton 8cbeWn*er. Oreen fJLv has prtwp-cu for a good £^crt)p of oata and Canada field r 15 • • • mnk Young, of Beealey'a pom. baa a crop of bush lima* juried Of Which be haa a right t. be proud. 0 . p e. Madara. Palermo, haa an excellent stand of aturdy cantaJJnpe plant*, which he atarud In eener band* # # # jL p. Hlxon. of Court Houae. „ f succeeaful In getting an excellent stand of cantaloupe* from leM-aown seed. ^ ^ Steam your vegeUblee when ■oaelble- Bolling waahae out the nJuable mineral* *o eaaential for ^rurdy bodice/’ # # H. E. Taylor. Secretary of the Sute Federation of County Board* Bf Agriculture, and Senator David inn: attended the meeting of the County Board of Agriculture Thursday evening. ^ While on a trip through Delavtre. Joseph Camp, of Pierce*, bought several bushels of soy betn red Ur. Camp and the Delaware bnners know a good thing when they see It- Soy be*.is are grown Is Delaware b* the carload. • ' # • Last w ek a poultryman took a lev young chicken* to Dr. Black, it Vineland, and found they had i lev worm* and a trace of cocodioeo*. Tobacco dual and aemi•oild buttermilk will help control vonm and coccldlaMa. Quaraatoe lifted The quarantine, which restricted the ahlpment of poultry isio New York city has baas Ilf ed However, crates may not be itturned. at least for the present. • • e Friead Lady Bog As evidence that keeping bt.o ocptny sometime* get* on* In^o trauble, a farmer waa noticed the otker day kllUng lady bogs by the teens, because he found them associated with plant Ho*, i fcp feed on plant 11c* so tbay dould be encouraged rather than dot.-yed. Conocrning Somyiag APPLES—Most Cap* May Coun if apple grower* applied the Ntal fall spray during th* week of Hay i. Accordingly, the next apray should have been app.led the past week, aa It la ached tiled to tallow about aevon days after the petal fall apray. Ten days a f '*r this spray, t k seventeen days attar the petal P •P r »y. another apray should * applied. Some grower* are using dry-mix •ullur lime at the rat# of III I Pound, (g iba sulfur. 4 lb*, lime. 1-. !b Kayao) to 60 gallons of *ater. to which la added 11-1 lbs Povdered arsenate of lead. Where •Pray burn'ng is not feared, 4 tuirt* of liquid concentrated cotntotrrlal lime sulfur and 1 1-1 Iba. Povdered arsenate of lead tc 60 lions of water may b* used. PEACHES—About the week of *»r i local peach grower* applied dry mix aulfur Ume (• Iba. w»ur. < R,,. || me j.j a,, rpread50 gallons of water) to vnieh they added 1 lb. powdered ff* M1 *te of lead. They applied ““ *Pray at the time the huaka ■ttf l-eglnnlng to apllt from th* *®* 1 fr uH* to control scab, brown rot and curcullo. T*° week* following thla apray

P*»ch growers will apply the same materials aa a protection against

t —Orape growers apply Bordeaux mixture to control black rot and other fungus troubles whmt the new shoots are from I to 11 Inches In length. If thla haa not been done, this apray should be applied Immediately. In general, the men use 4-6-60 Bordeaux mixture. This la made by dissolving 4 pounds of copper aulfate or bluestone In one container. placing 6 Iba of atone Ume In another, diluting them with a few gallons of water and pouring them simultaneously into the ■pray barrel which contain* the rest of the 60 gallons of water. The concentrated solutions of Ume end copper sulfate should never be mixed. Prepared Bordeaux mixtures can be bought and will give conilderable measure of protection. However, they are usually neither as strong nor as effective as freshly made Bordeaux. CHERRIES—When cherries are about the aise of a small pea the practice is to coat them with selfboiled Ume sulfur, made by slaking 8 Iba. of stone Ume, mixing with It as it slakes. 8 Iba. of sulfur hour. Stirring la continued until the boiling ceases, when the rest of the 60 gallons of water should be added. To thla is added i 1-2 Iba of arsenate of lead. Or 11 1-1 Iba Mt "dry-mix sulfur Ume" and 1 1-1 h>A. of powdered lead arsenate to 60 gallons of water may be used. Brown rot. leaf spot, rose chafers and pear slugs are checked by this spray. CONTRACTORS. MAIL OS your list of builders' supplies. Ws

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When in Wildwood, Dine at Hotel Adelphi-Witte Restaurant Cipc Hay County's Finest and Host Beautifa] Restaurant Pine and Atlantic Avenue*

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The Largest Garage and Boat Building Plant in Cape May County Carrying Every Accessory or Fitting for Automobile or Boat Complete stock of brass fittings Fishing Lqu'pmer*. of the better kind Columbian Wheels Tobin Bronze Shafting Oars and Oar Locks J. SALVESEN & SON STONE HARBOR, N. J.

Rose Tea Room 81st STREET AVALON, N. J. A POOD PLACE TO EAT Full Course Dinner (Sundays) $1.00 Home Made Cakes, Pies, Cookies always ready fee Cream .... 55c per quart Ice Cream Cones. Soft Drinks, etc. Dainty Lunches Sandwiches Orders taken for Hot Muffins. Hot Doughnuts, Home-Made Chicken Pies

Regular Republican Candidates Assembly: EDWARD B. BECKER Avalos Sheriff: CHARLES C. BOHM Lower Township Freeholder: ROBERT C. SMITH Ocean City State Committe: MABEL CLAY Upper Township JOHN H. ROSS Middle Township Endorsed by the Regular Republican Organization Ordered and paid for by A. B. Corson.

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