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The County Chamber of Com-a-rce. at Its September meeting , t stone Harbor, endorsed the County Exhibit to be held at Court House. November 13-13-14. and offered to aaatst in any way poe-

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Stonge at Wildwood It has been reported to this office that a cold atorgae plant In North Wildwood to offering cold storage faclUUea for farr—' produce, such as applea, potatoes, lettuce, etc. We are glad to have R. Van C .der. of Ocean View, as a caller this week- Mr. Van OUder obtained a bulletin on poultry house construction. He eeemed very much intereated In the Farm EggLaying Content calendars and agreed to keep one. Poultxy'Shari Course Rutgers University and the State University of New Jersey 1 are offering a one-week course in poultry feeding. October 13-14. ISIS. The course, as outlined, is very comprehensive, and is certainly well worth while taking, if one can manage to get away for a week. The cost would probably not be over flfi OC M*. Anyone Interested can get additional information from this offfee. Last Saturday the County Agent attended a meeting of the Farm Crops Committee at New Brunswick. Thto committee is one of several committees which are endeavoring to forwmia'.e a longtime agricultural program for New Jersey. While there a visit was made to the Experiment Sutton dahlia plots. The dahlias are in full bloom now and certainly present a beautiful sight. The plots furnish an excellent opportunity for anyone intereated to choose desirable varieties. • • • Artificial Bain Manufacturers of irrigation nery and the State AgrteulExtenslon Service will hold the most extensive demonstration artificial rain-making ever seen New Jersey on Saturday. lent bee 34. The meeting wW be at the farm of J»*k Thoyri..ow. two miles from Millville, the VtoeUcd-MUlvtUe Beginning at X o'clock, daylight mving time, all kinds of Brig, tion equipment are to be tmted fide by side so that famers can

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New calendars: The third Farm Egg-Laying Content will start Novtonber 1. The new cal-

endars are ready and one will be' eenl to you by applying to the office of Farm Demonstration. Ask your neighbors if they do not want a calendar, too. • a • Vineland Contest If you are a poultryman, Is there any good reason why you should not enter a pen of ten pullets In the Vineland or Bergen Egg-Laying Don teats’ Several Cape May County poultry men have already signified their intention of entering pens In or the contests, and It would that thto to a wise decision on their part. Wise, because the eo moderate—«30— and they will probably be repaid many times over. Each bird win be trapnested throughout the year and records kept of each individual. This will enable you to know bow good or bow poor the stock Is

with which you are trying to make a profit. Five or six 200egg birds with a pedigree male will supply a large number of high quality cockerels, which are bound to increase the quality of your stock. It Is probable that the Assistant State Poultry Specialist will be willing to assist you In selecting ten pullets Cor the contest, if you will notify Ibis office immediately that you ase willing to enter them.

PcppcOnint Grown in Japan

for the production of peppermint oil and menthol crystals Is grown chiefly In the northern Japanese Island. Hokkaido, and the Annual production ranges between 17.000 and 20.-

Good Advice For Ambitious Young Men Toung men who are ambitious to make themselves Independent might do worse than paste m their hats the injunction of Mr. Samuel Vauclaln that what really counts In the Job of acquiring wealth is not the amount of money a man makes, but the amount he spends. Unless there is a regular margin of saving. It Is Just as impossible to become independent on 310,000 a year of 320.000 a year as It Is on 11.000 or *2.000. Mr. Vauclaln has put In a pretty busy life. Nobody will que.tUon that he has, as he says, kept himself so busy that he found litUe time to disburse money on nonessentials. Toung men nowadays are not generally inclined to stick close to the Job. Perhaps Mr. Vauclaln himself would have less diaposltion to work, and more to play.

If he were at the age when golf, or tennis, or driving his own car, or some other outdoor sport appealed to him. There Is no doubt that with greater general distribution of wealth our younger generations are more disposed to recreation, That is perfectly natural. On the other hand. It Is plalnly the part of foolishness to devote more time to spending money than to earning It. And an unreasonable proportion of younger folks actually seem to devote more thought to spending money than on saving IL Those who plan how to spend their earnings before they have the money In their pockets are never likely to And themselves in possession of competence, for the good and sufficient reason that they are always Incurring debts In advance of their amllity to pay them. Where debts are always outrunning resources there can be nc saving. And. In this day.

ways. It Is not the Income that counts, hstf the savings. However, we need apt despair. Records of the distribution of sound securities show that a vast number of Americans save and invest And year by year more and more and taking the road to Independence.—Philadelphia Bulletin.

In summer guise I strollfd the Using all my skillful sighs. Emboldened glances, bolder eyes. Searching for a summer peach. I found one. too—beydnd my teach. All pink and white, a beauty prize In summer guise. For though I told a thousand lies And crossed by heart to each. And honied every speech, This clever maid saw nothing wise In sammer guys.

It Fays to Qtadf "The removal of small, sti flefonned and wormy apples f he pack being pit up for either wholesale or retail trade, usually enable the grower to higher price for his fancy grade, ad he will still have the defecfrult left for cider or other products." Observes A. F ‘ in Mason, extension speeli fruit growing at the New JerState College of Agriculture, wholesale buyer pnreh*** li- package on the basis of the jrjunt of small and defective ult found In It paying less atntlon to the fact that there nay be a fairly high proportion large, sound applea. The "-■it-id*- buyers may not be rticular about the fruit at the of buying, but if they fi** ay or small apples !■ **•

Poultry Bote* uring the month of August New Jersey Farm Egg L*rln< tost reports the following aatlon: Three hundred and cen farms reported 4I.03C e'a and »4.73» hetu On an ag* the pullets laid 12.1 <«g» the hens 13.fi. ’ H Alton, poultry Mfsctolist. the fallowing comment* !•<- pullets: The death rate In pullet pens through the srini* l<« high. The deaths a** *d from prolapsls of the ovfor from the birds getting becauas of henry laying ' h results in a mortnlitr du * olds and roup. Good feeding 'ices wMl correct most of this

Jte. ®d feeding cannot be done if pullets are put in th- laying «* without first being graded, c for size and maturity, lieu must be gradually ght into a full lay. Prolapels be the result otherwise. *d as heavily of scratch > a* the flock will take. Until pullets learn to scratch, do uio- too heavy a Utter. Give lock plenty of green feed and bey get into a good lay. uaUy cut it down to five da per 100 birds. Too much i feed will make a toying thin. •e use of artificial lights te a factor in keeping the birds In flesh snd getting good **fi Morning light* seem, - Turn I

“A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand”

Back in *58 at the Republican State Convention held at Springfield, Illinois, Abraham Lincoln, in accepting the nomination for State Senator, said: “A house divided against itself cannot stand. * There's a wealth and weight to that statement that hits survived all these years and will live through all the years to come because of its truth. If we, the citizens of Sea Isle Gty are divided against ourselves in the matter of the city’s growth and progress, or are half-hearted in our spirit to support and boost it we will always remain where we are and have to content ourselves with watching our neighbors pass us by, and take our prosperity out in wishing.

Let’s do «ot divide against ourselves—but unite in a single effort to build Sea Isle Gty into a city of magnificent proportions—rich in spirit—healthy in retail business— powerful as a money center—big in population and a profitable market for our hardy country people. Timid people have little chance—let's call in our nerve reserve, go forward and demand the success for our city that it deserves. Nothing is achieved without effort and toil and to make ourselves and our city we must do it. The rewards will be plentiful in personal gains, pride and glory of something accomplished.

Invest in Sea Isle City Real Estate

Maurice M. Sofroney

Landis Avenue, at West Jersey SEA ISLE CITY, N. J