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RoH'bun have destroyed tte , W 1» u. ne SUt* VetsriMrUn is busy » nd tssan* new dairy r ^d,tn Cape Kay Ojmnty. jultrnnen and others win mm New Jersey Bulletin No. 41 oa’-Ess*.” of Intennl to ihem. It Reid Chambera, J. Milton fiodfrey. Jol 50 P° we "’ *• *• **»■ Sr, Frank Toun*. Dan Bishop Sd several others are preparing Jospriy their tnelons to prevent Lght Many fanners find this PM» l*r»* T 0 ?*'

A box of ha. frames from v U * jwriment Station, atoo samples «»dlk and braid, are now in the cnee of Farm Damonatral Aajrone I* weleosne to ... tkm any time between sow and

An exeeUeat method Of deatrvrlu •nti whan they eater the ymtv is to poison them with tartWetle. three grains of the

•agar or oyru», ^rwu bite of nod or paper wber>* they ron. U d unmetImee this may be eonrmleot outside also. This is for bteck ants; the small red ante are •ore attracted by fat, and the potion may be mixed with lard or meat drlpptnjm. ^ Spiuyiaf Hote* Grapes—Grape growen, who spray their Krapes hare Just applisd the third spray to control tlack rot. mildew, leaf folder apd {rape berry moth. For this purpose they used 4 >unds bluestone. 6 pounds It’mp _jne. plus 50 gallons of water. TO this they added 1 to S pounds of powdered arsenate of lead to each II gallons of spray. Tomatoe*—Practical tomato powers believe that it pays to *»ny plants In the bed before Mting oat in the field. For tble ptrpose most of them use S pounds bluestone. 4 pounds lime , 59 gallons of water It is well add 1 1-J pounds of araenate gf ad to the spray. A few growers think it paya to ipnj tomatoes in the field. A 5-5-50 Bordeaux mixture is gener-

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f fully control blight by spraying with 5-5-60 Bordeaux mix- •*- The addition of S pounds arsenate of lead U generally riifflcient to control potato beetles. Tt.‘ spray also controls fleabenle*. Farm Farmers are the > on earth.” is an tn heard. Taking the ••gamble" of finning appears to be the lamer’s biggest Job today. Borne of the factory which go to making * inning uncertain are the weathJ labor, soil. need, easts of msials. price of products, insect and dlaeeeee. In spite of all these uncertrtn e». some farmers get along net' w than others aud do so. sp1*. because they refuse to * any more than is

tain moist rue in times of drought. Furthermore, when it is dry, he pracUcee trequent shallow cultivation to conserve moisture. The man with irrigation does not

gamble with rain.

l^hor—The man who cu'tlvatea 2!“ r ff “ urh “ *»e can handle himself, does not gamble with labor. However, where it Is necessary to hire labor, tbts factor will probably remain an uncertainty. Farmers find low grade labor usually meet expcnrlve. Modern machinery has helped this situation In many instances. Boll—On ptx>.~ soils, farmers seldom receive a profit on the inveatraent of labor, fertiliser, i

and cultivation.

Materials — The farmer who purchase* low grade fertilisers and other materials at high re——lee* usually has a hard time

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Price of Products—Borne farmers seem to know the art of marketing better than others. One successful farmer states that when he goes tn a btore he glances around to see what the storekeeper has on hand. If he is stocked up on potato** he doesn’t ask him what he la paying for potatoes. ha drives on to the next store. Farmers selling product* at their farm to buyers find It advisable to know something about the price* of produce, rather than depend entirely on the buyInsect Peets and Dlseaaea— These are among the moat troublesome and destructive things farmer* here to gamble with. It would seem that the fanner gambles least who is the best preoared to combat them. Successful farmers prepare themselves by gaining some knowledge of the Insects and diseases, by baring adequate spraying and dusting equipment. by knowing Just whst materials to use and by having a supply of these materials on band.

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Ocean City Fircn^en Test Safety Devices Wffl Be Drilled Weekly i* the rf Ltfe Baring Apparatus (Held Over From Last Week) . v *auF people were attracted tv the City Hall courtyard Tueedty afternoon while the firemen, under the direction of Chief Conover, were instructed !n the use of life lines, safety belts and other equipment used In fighting fire* at dlxxy heights. With the advent of many of tha higher buildings in Ocean City, Chief Conver decided the men should have special instruction in the method of combating fires in higher bulldlnge. The book and ladder truck was driven into the courtyard and ladders were hoisted to the tower on the south corner of the City Hall. Tble is about four stories in height. Firemen were sent scampering up the ladders to the roof with boss and other equipment. Ladder* were hoisted from the ground to the roof. A rope line was fastened to the roof ana the firemen slid to the ground testing a safety device which permits them to slide down a rope with one hand free. This device la attached to a belt, and the rope pemee through a clamp. A alight pressure on the damp checks the descent of the fireman. The particular feature that ap- . ala to the Arabian is that with one hand free rescues of eompenions or victims overcome with smoke is easy compared to the old methods. The preeaure on the safety clamp is sufficient to check or suspend a fireman and the per-

son he te earylng anywhere on the line. A fireman can, with this devi'e. in an emergency be lowered, reach In a window, grasp a person trapped In the room and lower himself to the floor below or any other floor without sliding to the ground. The use of the life gun was then demonstrated. This gun is capable of shooting a projectile over the tallest building in Ocean City. Attached to the projectile is a Una. Whan the projectile la fired over the building the firemen on tha top of the building can haul up a Ufa line, hoee or any other neceeaary equipment. It. can also be used in reecuing per•*ons from burning buildings when it is Impossible to get a life line to them in any other manner. A life net was then spread in the front of the City Hall. Each fireman leaped from the third story window of the building into the life net in safety. This demonstration attracted hundreds of persons. Chief Conver stated such drills

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