CAP! MAT C0P1TT mm, MBPAT, MAT 28, 1925.

With Cape May County Farmers

CAP* MAT OOCKTT EXTENSION SERVICE BnffBUin BalldlBX. Bmom) JPIoor Cap* May Court Boom

.. powell 1 _ - firm Striped cocnmter beetle by mlxln* *0 pound* ol 1 (got. nicotine duet. • e • ■MUmln Taylor, who Urea near View, baa a bantam ben (Il bP claims U 14 yean old. rtU l looks like a chicken. • e e -ruble spray cards on the , 0( veyetable aphis, asparabrrtle and •striped cucumber I, were sent out dorln* the

week.

Ourlee Mlxner. of Ooahen. «ot HCfllent aund of cantaloupe* m one puntln* of need in the H, and the plants hare made tod growth. • • e you are intereeted In dairy i Newton and Henry Scheiof Green Creek, have Just s Urge Holstein oowr which worth drirlng miles to Twenty rats were killed on two May County farms recently, was tbe result of testing the liveness of calcium cyanide tbi? purpose. Tbl. speaks tty well for this material, as dusting was applied and the lulled within a few minutes. Japanese Beetle Quarantine eral of our local strawberry ere inquired as to how tbe/ ! br affected by the Japanese quarantine. Word has been rd st this office from the it*- beetle laboratory that alt and vegetables may be bhlpti without a certificate, that la, *y win not be oi>£>anUned unI Jane 15. . ... ’ Cut Worms Quite a number of our growers ire controlled cut worms by the i of a poisoned bran mash. A rmula which has proved effective u follows: Mix one qu&rt of sbeat bran and one teaspoonful mri* Green; dissolve two li^oonsfuls of molnsess or sugtn enough water to make a good mcky mash, then add to the mixire Near evening, place a teanonful near the bane of each art subject to attack. • • e Poultry Qum&taae Although the quarantine, which nsvieted the shipment of poultry «• New York, baa boon lifted for reived no word of ft. Hence they «wld not accept shipments • toiler, unless accompanied by wljrinartan'' certificate. f** 1 vipresaman have alrce resuthority to accept ehlp■esu without a certificate. Tbe <*ly necessary requirement now Is tkl! tbe shipping coops be either fr'- or thoroughly cleaned.

FUat line or Aphis

PUnt lice are apparenUy beWBing one of our worm pasta. *hey stuck many speclM of plant# including apple, peach and maple it**, as well as rose bushes, snow *11 bushes and numerous truck tcop* Plant lice or aphis arn re•omible for the si.oky material wnd on pavement, under maple ‘tws Many peopie have found hem ^ bu * he * covered with Aphis live by sucking the plant wees from the leaves and tender Many small planta cannot nn1 ’ e their attack. Where tbe i rf * °l Planu are found to be yjk'd- or the pUnU appear to be , lT - ,h *T should be examined

l< »Hy for plant lice.

material generally used as *Pc»y control conslsu of two 'Spoonfuls of *0 per cent, nieoi* "ulfate and one ounce sundry Map to one gallon In making larger quantities. Pint -jf 40 per cent, nicotine »'•• and 2 to 4 pounds of laun- ^ '•'■sp 'o 50 gallons of water. P'sr so that each Insect U bit

’ mixture.

effective remedy. This Is applied by giving the infect*! plant a thorough dusting when the temperature Is 79 degrees or over. By this method aphis within curled leaves are controlled more effectively than Is noaalble with

ray

Thla dust can be mixed at home for about 14 cenu per pound. See article on "Striped Cucumber Beetle" for further Information about home miring this dual. • • • Paultry W. H. Allen, poultry specialist, is the following to say about raising young stock: "The big problem In raising chicks after the first few weeks Is to keep tier-, growing steadily. Three factors enter Into good management. “!• Heat—Do not take away artificial heat from the young stock until they have gone to roost. Provide more room for the growing pullets by separating the cockerels as soon as possible. "2. Cleanliness—Clean out the brooder house once a week. See that the roosts are free 'rom mites. Wire or board up the four aide* of the brooder house so that tbe chicks cannot get rnder It. "3. Feeding—Good feeding requires following a definite schedule. Tie following Is a good one. ri*«rTe how the chicks clean up ths scratch feed at each feeding. "Normal growth and daily feed consumption for 200 growing birds (in part): Seventh week. .9 lbs. weight per bird. 8 lbs. grain. 5.5 Tbs. mash: eighth week. 1.0 lbs. weight. 8.5 Tbs grain. 6.5 lbs. mash: ninth week. 1.2 lbs. weight. 9.5 lbs. grain, 7.5 lbs. mash; tenth week. 1.4 lbs weight. 12.0 lbs. grain. 9.5 lbs. mash. "Care of laying flock—Between May 1 and 15 Is the peak of high egg production and also the halfway point In the yesr's production. From now on It Is i. case cf keeping the flock layiug at Its maximum and culling out those that show Indications of non-laying. Just how well your flock lays for tbe real of the year depends upon good management. *See that the flock eats an average of 25 pounds dally per 100 birds. For beat results figure 12 pounds of scratch grain, 12 pounda of mash and one pound of milk. Keep the wi pans clean and full. The mash hopperr should not be over 20 Inches off the fle ,r. For 100 birds provide two hoppers 8 fe«t loeg “Mites and lice will do more to cut down production durimt May .nd June than most anything else Bee that your pens and birds are free from them."

tbe beetles to wraps. To obtain 3 per cent. dust, such a# la used for aphis and cucumber beetle, air slaked lime and 40 per cent, nicotine sulfate are mixed In the proportion of 8 3-4 pounds of nicotine sulfate to SO pounda of lime. Of course, as small or large a quanUty as Is dsslrsd can be mixed. To mix, tbe lime is put In the mixer through a small trap door on the aide of the keg. Then the nicotine sulfate la sprinkled over the lime Add half as many pounda of pebbles as the amount of lime which Is being mixed. The pebbles should be from 3-4 to 11-2 Inches In diameter. The material and pebbles are then rotated for at least five minutes. Sift tbe material when mixed into a box to catch the pebbles, and put the nlcoUne dust In air right Jars or tin boxes. For the convenience of those not caring to construct a mixer, thla office has one available at Court House, Including the pebbles. The mixer la so constructed that It cannot be moved, ao bring the lime and nicotine sulfate and mix It here. Bring acme of your neighbors along some night It more convenient, and mix enough

for all.

Striped Cucumber Beetle ThU beetle has yellowish wings, atripod with black. They are only -known to our melon grower*. They attack the smell tender melon planu and will kill thi unless something U done to prevent It. A little turpentine mixed with lime acts as a repeUant. and some even state that moth balls will answer the same purpose. However. the most effective means of controlling them, which has been tried by many of our local growers. to be 3 per cent, nicotine dust. ThU dust not only repeU the beetle, but kilU many as well. Several men here In the county mix their own dust at an approximate cost o' 14 cenU per pound. One of these men U E. E. Medara. of Palermo. Mr. Madar*. constructed his mixer out of e twenty-gallon keg. The keg U erected ao that It can k* rotated by hand with a crank. Such a mixer Is about Ideal and a Urge quantity of dust can be mixed by means of It In s short

time.

The most effective way cf applying the dust Is by the use of a hill duster to which is attached a short rubber how with a large funnel

on the end of It. The funnel U “uat Instnnces 3 per cent, i dropped ove' the hill end doe* not dust is probably a morel allow the «'ast to blow away or

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Expert Repairing We have heard a good deal *6 late years or In risible mending, and it U a fact that some of tbs experts In thla work can repair th« worst rents In tweeds or stuffs without leaving a trace of their handiwork. The most remarkable feat In thla direction stands to tbe credit cf the Gobelin tapestry factory In Paris. Some years ago the priceli tapestry representing the entry -- LonU xiv Into Dunkirk was stolen and when recovered had been cut Into a dozen pieces. ThU great length of embroidery has been repaired so perfectly that even tbe most careful examination reveal* no sign of the cuts. Day of Two Thomaee* The annual tetrival of Rt. Tbrmaf takes place always on the shortest day ot the year. It U said to have been placed on that pap Ocular day to punish him for hi* unbelief. He shares this date with his militant namesake, Thomas a Becket. whoee specter can bo seen occasionally In the crypt of Cas terburr cathedral. It U a real ghost, and has been photographed one snapshot showing a dim figure against a pHUr where ordinary pho tographs rev eel no such appearance Rationalists e^plalr. chat an andenl fresco, painted ont at the Reforms don. ber-mes risible through tbe *-*“ material during damp

ImMaence ot Religion Uncle Toby bad a neighbor wise was In tbe habit of working on Sunday. but after a while be Joined ths

church

One day be met the minister tc whose church the man belonged. -Well, Unde Toby," said tbe min tstsr, “do yon ese may difference u> Mr. Smith sines he Jdtnsd ths ehurchT” * . “Tea." said Unde Toby, “a great difference. Before when be waat to mend the fence* on Sunday he carried his sx on hU shoulder. Now hs carries It under bU overcoat"

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Such is life Thr tadpole frisked in hU chlld--sh glee And wiggled hU little tall. And dreamed of the time to when b* VT'th hU music would regale A sweetheart listening on the bank. And casting her glances fond. At her lover there In their refuge dank O'erlooklng the little pond. When rime had passed and hU tall h*d split. And his springy legs had grown. He would sit and sing and sing and alt With the sweetest girl e’er known; Then hU piping vole* was rounded

out

To a swell profound baas, TUI it echoed through the woods about As It roamed off Into space. He wooed her then with his deep And his big, expressive eyes And hs swore his Ilf* he would e'er devote To supplying her with files. Yea. his sweetie worshipped his booming voice. As It sounded far above. The others, and so she made her choice Of real, outstand'sg love. But alas! they found that their love was doomed By a rather heartless Fate, For one dark night while his deep vole* boomed In a love song to his mste. He wee snatched, oh, woe! from her loving side In a mighty cruel way! And two days hence he was dreseed and fried And sefved In s swell cafe.

A Bsoonitructed Bebd Time has worked wonders upon Agulnaldo. the one-time rebel, guerrilla and all-around nuisance, who for years kept the Philippines In turmoil after American occupation. As president of the Veterans of the Philippine Revolution, the general appears on the scene again as the champion of General Wood and hla administration, and urges the Filipinos to strtv* for national unity and to stamp out political bickering and the spirit of taction. "The American flag is the greatest symbol of liberty In the world." says the ex-rebel general, ’hen the time comes the United States will grant you freedom. but that time has not yet arrived." Not leas significant of the changes which have come over the spirit of tbe Phlllppices Is the fact that General Agulnaldo's organization of veterans la a nonpolltcal and nonmilitary body dedicated to the civic and moral welfare of the

Islands.

It’s getting so where there'i

smoke there’s girls.

SAVED "I Just missed being in a train robbery.” "Is that so?” "Yes. but I decided not to est in tbe dining car.”

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Regular Republican Candidates Assembly: EDWARD B. BECKER Araljn Sheriff: CHARLES C. BOHM Lower Towmhip 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 v ald for by A. B. Corson.

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