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Cape May County Poultry News ST UNCLE JACK

The dlspoMl of oar output. b« It ona or fowls. Is slwsrs one of lb* most Important mattrrs to bs con s’dr rod Wall ws hsr* the markets light tn oar own Coattr.

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OitMc ft* Cspe Msy OmmXj The peal try Industry ss H appears at the present time In this country Is Tory encouraging and at no time tn the lest ten or fifteen

optimistic, sad lots of the poul-

of people every seaetifi clamoring for fresh eggs end from May to October the prtcee obtained "

eggs are from five to twenty e

per doeen shore Philadelphia and New York markets, the latter being oonaidered the beet market In ; this country. Too to three months of Jhls time we are not able to flit , Uk demand, the supply being con , sidersble below demand and hundred: of era tea of eggs bare to be shipped Into the County from the , Vineland country district and from the City dealers to the local seashore dealers, and 1 am sorry to state there have been cases where theee eggs are sold as a local county product and In mo*e cast than ooe. they hare not proved sat-

isfactory to the consumer.

There la no reason why Cape May County should not hare a poultry center equal to the Keg Harbor district. Toma River dta- ! trtet or even Vineland district, the

. .t - - A.^.. .a.-,-, B-n, largest eg* producing center lo-

c » , * d ln lhe E" 1 Eggs can be

nr JAUm cm. mr cou.- „ eiwir k.r, » ty. He ta a man of advanced | ^ ^ three district', provided —— — *»—< »•> we go into the game In the ■

way as they do. and here «

the rub. we must have better cooperation among the producers, tf

realise what advantages we have over the reel of the country. At the first annual banquet of the Cape May County Poultry AaeociaUon. several years ago. the toastmaster celled upon Mr. Cal via Husselman for a talk apoc the subject of “The Future Prospects of the Poultry Industry la Cepe Mey County.- ‘ —*— “-

the capital, pluck apd knowledge should sun s large up-to-date poultry plant with ten or flftaun thousand layers. If our local markets are supplied, k la an easy matter to ship to the New York markets, we are about MM miles closer to that market than the celebrated Hollywood poultry district of California, and they ship eggs from there In car loads, yea. train load', rus.-ed light through by fast 'relghL It Is only a torhours before our egga are ta thj consumers hands strictly fresh. If we do our pert and ship our esga promptly after they are laid The poultry men of the County are not forging ahead as fast as they should be doing and adding to their plants. We know It takes money, but the banks are only too glad to loan out their money on good risks; that U their

•ndteels that hajsjt Do we realtae

mate la the Delaware Bay and the rlnstiun- of the gulf stream to this pert of Jersey, making a

Tubbid'c

r poultry raisers are i

I out. The sail laden o

to the east and •oath of us and the bay to the west of ua. 12 to SO miles wide, ta an asset we very often tail to give

found art sen hundred more vartedas q? plants, flowers, vegetation. etCL. ta Cape May County than easts tn any other pert <rf the "Garden Sttie" of Jersey and la

to quickly dto-

dve of good qSkly

so ere would pull together, we

as clear profit. Last season e car load of feed was purchased through the local fanners

will only cost a’v^und’tbTcu to work upon caa be eecurei Placing tn the hands of the OeOperattvw Aaaoetatton e wot* .wo hundred dollars to he need at

end buy the layers, next year will be the greatest poultry year ever

The Seequl-Centennial will bring hhndreds of thousands of people east next year to Philadelphia and our seashore resorts and what a clamor there will be for eggs and for poultry meat. We need several poultrymen who would make a business of raising broilers .and friers: others to make a special bwtnees of raising capons, equipped especially for these lines end e large hatchery to supply the baby chicks, as over a 100.000 are the county every sea These are all paying busl-

and will

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IN CONFIDENCE

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When Hubby Know* Too Much About Children

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cnicaena — to come out. and who put there, and did they like it. and If they liked it. why did they try to cife ont. Daddy finally told him If he would go to bed ne would tell him all about It In the momaomeflme during the next tsro days daddy found time to deckle that Mete body else could do that disciplining—that he wsa being abuse!. Imposed upon, that hi. wife didn't love him—that tt was her Job to take care at HU duty was to provide the wherewithal to support the lly—not to train the children— all of this, and much more, he told naXher. who hastily returned upon

receipt of his wire.

Daddy ha* no more Ideas as to how a child should be rataed. He thinks that Junior Is perfect, as Is. Mother— "John, these grapemilt are not at good as usual. They seem to be pithy.” John (who lisps)—”rn they they ere splthy. Mother. This erne 1 have Just splth allovwmytat^^

Uon week throughout the aaUop. Much U being published In the prase in regard to fire prwvauUo* In the home, also as to fire In-

word for fire prureutloa ta the

the fortot. Carefulness with matches, cigar and dgaret butts, also with bonfirto and campfires, would mean many leas forum fires and many hundreda of acres valuable tlmberiaad saved « year. The cost of Insurance on our forests, to carefulness, dollars, and every man. woe boy and girl cun give our fir

out hy the forest fire eanrlee show* < VMhsr mys I mto* ■ -i., L . a fortot fire ruglag with the tee- I think hTto a warden celling for belpand the —1 fhul If I wor,U " H * " ttm *> coat 1 wtB ha tv to bti^i ,£Sj

r the Foreuto l^wSa? 0 ^ ~Joe ahT F« FWub™. W«k | :<wr posterity. ^ tbor - Bectlon rt re warden AlHaou) Ludlam l« this weak vtomng D n , . the echooto and putting up OeUeplum P. O. S. of A SS^rST^JSt Win. Flag^dSiCc.

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Don't you think that a a right to expect her •till know she to alive, end that a mother has a right to raise her childrea without her husband but ting tn. Bailie.

The owly suggestion 1 ca- —- -- _ that you go away and tarn the I »■' Job ovar to daddy for a few days. • 4 ^* ■*'"

snch r. model parent let him prove It. If he thinks his Ideas so much better than mine, let him train the child. If be can answer all the question* my inquisitive Toung eon can ask. FU gtsdy resign. and turn the Jot over to him. t*m gofag on a vacation. Fortunately. Junior's daddy was able to take a vacation «it the name time, and was quite will la*.

the opportnutty of etsrUag Jus-

end she ts quite positive that as the only thin* that saved her marriage from going on “ rocks. Her husband had a very admirable theories on c training. She had no new-fangled s. but some excellent theories

to put Into effect when Junior arrived sad which met with to dtate objection from daddy, ther wanted the child to be rtor. and he waa quite sure Junior would ho. If he v property trained.

alarming. The mother claimed t!

that their baby was about to eeptoate them. When Junior reached that mischievous usd curious age of three, mother nit upon a hrlQUant Idea.

that Junior rupted by Junior, who appeared le * thee and told daddy to prayers Is the midst of

that one to the hem of his ability

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