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Hdp For Hi* Problems

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t to J* foot wM* k «nd wlih ■tncie

' 1 *S foot crw roof.

1 to ft* •qMrv ffrt Mcc per fo»l u reeomr of house, with e feet «• a rood work* For a 1(-(ool houar. ciean tear fowl* to r nina.ar leertk. and •t for a 10-foot l«xl« bouae

It «4

that

! foot of window gurI to each scoare feet of Boo; r a KzlC hooje ahould l 11 to 11! square feel In ceufral. enough can be secured by the windows at the r Inches and having all ilr weather. Where weather masee It o keep the windows Ightly closed, additional

>ultake flue running the floor up to the; t of the roof, where

pe<* by

t need -ot be doable

Item That WQ1 Interest Cape May Gouty Fans

Raising Mallard Dudes

. ProSuMc Bu^i p ac |j 0 ^jU

The rairing Of mallard dueka for the big el*y market* in proving proBtablo for many poultrymen round Sterling. New York. The Increaalng •lemaAd for thl* table delicacy, together with the

stringent laws attached to the

aelHng of game fowl, prorldt-s

a ready-made market. Broadcasting

Thi Aral step In ratering thl*! U.

held In New York State Ir to er* core a license from the State

Conan-Yatton Commlmlon. ThU,

coats Are dollars a year. ' Ul—^J which would be rich in The young - Vrd» are raided 0 P 10n,0n of Hewl ; Hon. to younger mtd ln«

from eggs set under a hen or a, barnyard• duck. The young birds) v sufficiently domestic*ted States

musical selections, both «-ocal am (instrumental, played to a national ■ audience of school students, i Geography could be made a rich | adventure by introducing Ire-

e » ‘ • jquent talks by men and women r»f AVm#»rtY'ariC " ho fa a d recently visited areas Ol /Amencans whkc . h , hf ehiwten were studying. ■ ■ .1 ■ — ■ | There nro also large poMlbllttlM

as L t<n rsdlo In the Improvement of

iriaac, instruction.

' "Were there a radio In every school it would be possible broadcast master lessons recitations In* various subjects

Aid Education

Will

. S. Citizens Best Educated People of Time

younger and Inexperlen-

ed teachers. • There Is another

^hlsh^rbOTMSnrelln-^! T^bi^TVan “Td'uotj’^rom^

“ f^_‘ r ° Und , *™-. * h ^ «»>* ^ 1 Inter:^ thte

t00 Lr a Z ^ * f ‘" nU ‘ ,Ur “ y ’ ,B ‘ dm’'*^ In 'cammack'^'sop l -« ln “ d »HngVT. d.y Some, of course, get the ! by genuinely helpful Inspirational Oerlust Md heed the call of a ectnlendeut tfUcMcH of «>Msal W n Wrt n| wr lhe niio wuM en . passing flock, bu. such lansea , t-Hy ^.- ^ad * pioneer In teach- Me lhp teJlcb> . r to tack small, the great majority re i •»« b T r,d, °- Into the day's tmrk with frrwh malnlng to go to market or toj "Radio will puke roiled Statec vigor. Thane are just a few of

the possibilities.

j Ing by radio.

"Radio will make foiled States

be used lor; cltirros the t)Vs; educated people breeders clip the* of all lime." Superintendent Cam-

wings closely mack predicted’, in two ways— The matured birds are shipped . Amt. by conveying Instruction

mostly to New York,

jortty going to the big hotels and restaurant-., whvre they bring from four to flve dollars

mM.l veetil. i * *“ lr ‘hwwflhout the season,

meial ventiU-j ^

ibis would hi I ** pounda After this would b*| , hr are T ^ tiy for

methods of

teaching children more practice*. Boys In Kansas City whistle grand opera music

a In prevent lag front-1 .

• weather sad thus 1 e sunlight. Muslin 1

u them for renllia curtained openings - from to 36 it ■ floor so that the wind blow directly on

Ing windows at lop Is a

ary method of v when the weather

sot satu.'actory when

Id. fader such a

oe tort of a ventilation

I running

! an outtake

about

the floor up to the t point of the roof, where I be capped by a small Csually one e foot of outtake flue will ■ for about 266 fowls, but it better to break this taller outu.km. tMffhaju square Mde. to care mteatlon of loo Each outtake flue should (elded wl'h a damp | be partially closed r ot fowl* is too small or strong wind At ir celling should be le windows ■trpi closed st the top It her The openings under the flees should be tightly dosed. pljr fresh air. which should -r carried down Thli holds the bsat t up toward the ceiling and much n Mortable for the fowls

e Poultry Garden a Real Necessity ■ Poultry regetahlc g^jden is essary on erery poultry farm insure an adequate supply of ' • It U especially necessary i the hens are. kept less outlined or In real! re yards, and in the ea growing range which In the hot months. Ukcwbr r garden should provide an n:.d*-'~ of greens Im lb-- puli 1 and h-ur In the fall and Inter. ' Oder normal ooadltjoas ball ■ere will provide is for a poultry flock io 1.266 birds, for boA »4ail stock as well as thr rowing chicks on range. This area should be planted follows: Approximately a quarter of an rr» in latr cabbage. U (he sbbage plants are groa-n In « and planted laie. rtubroot ■111 be avoided, all Insect* will i reduced to a minimum and •ages »/iH make subtanttal beads by cold wewthe An eighth of the acre should planted to mangel-wurr- i **- about one-slsteeaih of an * tc SuswUn kale and onerlxteeSith of an acre JO iHrait Bases rape. AJI these planting. Including ksls and rapt , should be drilled n they can be cultivated, 'hiu icing the hasd labor Imum The kale and rape Hjlll provide lusuriant green* It-i stnumer nnd early fall, the cabr late tall and early winter. and the beau on 1m- atoiwd to provide for (be bafsner of lb> •Inter.

children memorize the oath of of-

Not only are the chicken.- that • Bc< frofa a book." grow mas*, rapidly the most eco- £» d '° broad cast I sg of agriculnoodcal to produce bscause M turaI a9d h<aat economics Infertheir lower feed consumption per D '-* llon “»bes educators realise pound of gain, but the pullets I ‘bat thU would not be necessary thnf r 4ho-T this tendency are the bad these facts been learr d at best witter layers ahd mak. the ■ ,K bool, and prods tfiera to tract best kgg records for the enUrt ' thls pr»«lcal koowiedg* ISor rtaj ft * oughly In classroom . Superin- ' Fof tW reason It Is rarely "»■*«“ Ca««*«ck added ft m4r'profitable to ' keep the Appreciating that some Ameriyoung chickens on short rattous. ^*6* always will hnvs to go from

ft fefliMally true that the »^e

feed fhey eat the ^nor> rapidly «®>Pleting high school and tb^ mqrc economically they 10 10 tbaa will grow ( b f radio the education f— Some Is Ursstlng data orf the!bey otherwise might

srne!—-'Sow essmlaed this mine whs think of It Proapectii

'Why. ' Because radio

■ust be tagged by a. made their musical education State game protector, going to more ihan n weakly hour of singthe market these lags securely I j nj - do-re-me-fn' and so on up the

tied to the leg of the bird. ^*y P! "" a T- tMCh 1*. cl«o

The *na are "torr efrily obtain-. (ron i rnjio lopd speakers Installed •* ,r '!"• . t b°* f of seme of therT tbfy artU4l|y hMn , ctlrt the other breeds. Justice Taft administer the otlh ;; of office to Prtsideni Coolidgc

and the Prenldenfs Inaugural ad-

Rapid Growing Pullets drra-- Thus radio tmprorss the

the.Best L*ye« tJi mttiod 01 ‘’” plr

rc Utica betwee

thr maturity 1

and egg production has recently

__ , Mexico's government Is giving "the''T*abo 1 '* eHixens a grammar school edui .Ttc cnotfu- C * IK> * by radio. Educators of the on a Mm! of • nl ’e d Sutcs. through broadcast flenn- uf *t**6. te|t ,t *' | on* ■* universities.

While

--- tow. — - “ „„

.to. ..... ,u«i,. f-

. ..u,, I. That radio is destined to have nf «... .« Snu tmr i.v ““rb Isrgv-r place U education of day* to ttm egg Uj “°r^ bo<b >1M , 0|It IhaB now

U raallsed is the opinion advanced by Joy Etae.- Morgan of the Na-

itcatton Aaeoclation. Mr.

eggs to March firm, and t _ out the year, thsu do those that f

lure slowly.

dren in the I'alled States then: are probably a million who are studying approximately the same

i thlug at the same time.

"It would be possible to take

literature that

"Pullet* that take Ibr shortest ,

imo before laying weigl when Ikey Marl laying those that take a longer note "Slow maturing pullet* lay

taAer eggs when they start tc lay. to March finu and through-

out tfce year.

* The snore a pullet weigh* at rrer j cWM know and haih.- time ih start* laying, the „ ^ by . ueh hearter the flrw ten egg*. master voice a# Julia Msnow."

The greater .h. maximum Mr Mor1t>11

Wright of the pull. . lot th. year. ^ po^u^ on holidays, such a, the heavier the menu ««z weight Washington's birthday, to have the |car " noted authors read . from tbelr own Mtactions. No child could

listen to Edwin Markham read hi* noble poem. ‘Liacolb. the Man of the People.' •about getting a fvller sBpreriatioD of Abraham

take . v a. st lea 1. In s Klephon. »*' d * •»' feeflng lor booth. Drag * nlclel le «be slot . . . and rtm are enllrriy cut off Horn I' would He poer.ble to have

the world

"Every Bute school system, every city school system of any size, the United Sta'es bureau of education or department of education. and every manufacturer of radio should have m expert at work studying the possibilities of

using this new tool.

of entertainment on

toner trains.

Not only U radio entertainment and comparable to the

long dls- pros played In this elassic several

days ago. and the wind-up found

i source of ^be Mitchell ruling the roost. ' Instruction In coming through. Mitchell

.nd in dispose.! of such flue players as

unexcelled, but It Archie Compston and Geo. Dunis omnipresent: that Is. you may enn. defeating the latter in the have it whenever you wlr.h—at [ finals by 5 and : in eighteen home. In the auto, on a ship, on j holes. Ills margin over Compston foot journey*, and on the tarln.' over the *«me route was 4 and 3. .. | At no stage in the tournament

was Mitchell In danger of defeat. Hts victories were clear-cut. and his opponents could not enter a

claim that Abe was lurky.

aecordlng io a report it> the Radio Bit.ecu of the Departmeut of Commerce Removal of the lerit-s should piece of tin by a radio Inspector rwnltetl In the elimination of the “totlen.-w roar" of which the listeners complained.

When the batterycharged It will reglster 1380 and 1300.

The "Boer" Was Intense An old piece of tin carolewdy j thrown against a transformer on a 2300-volt electric light and power line In Oklahoma was found the cause of many- complaint* from radio listeners In that vicinity and was noticeable for more than fifteen city blocks. 1

Abe Mitchell Doped To Win . British Title

American Golfers Will Find

Hkn Biggest Block Dur-

ing invasion

Longest Driver in World ‘

Use Big Batteries; Are More Economical A cabinet With small battery compartment* •!*_ ronetlmea on

The smallest

site of B battery Is always the The 'British open golf chamit expensive In the cad. be- plonship. the traditional blue! ■e «> many must ultimately be ribbon event of the links game,

purchased. TV.y an allowable, baa been won by four of the last flve years. Waller

portable mta I Hag. n has taken It twice, and Jim Seta having two or three tubes I Barm- and Jock Hutchison were id Iras economically employ the 1 1 be olhe.- Mtccrasful representarecdlum rlxr b battery. Tie i ,!re ' *'rom this country. And up !«r*e battery ran be used ra to a week or to ago. It etned ■leally. however, and aavri. j *te« - sinecure that an American

Employer (sternly) "There are two quarter* missing from my desk, and only- you and 1 have a key. What about it?" Office Boy: "Well. sir. let s a quarte- ewch and say nothing

You have heard it- "they are all good automobiles'*

labor of frequewt charging. For four. flve. da and other a'.tl-tube sets there is a distinct lorn In using smaller B batteries. If you invest In a hand ome cousole cabinet and plan to place batteries out of sight, be sure the batter.-' compartments are Mg enough to hold B batteries of the

dry would win the 1926 British but happening* since call beck on any such optimism, ew threat—yet an old one

the path of those

Yankees who think they will lift thl coveted British open. The

menace is none other than an K against

old friend. Abe Mitchell, rated S

one o< the longest drivers in the I your earning capacity

| An Income

: For Life

can be assured by savings while you are young and able to earn. We have a form of insurance'that GUARANTEES YOU

when

want

world.

WPG Program Mitchell '.»« ever oeen con- |

-1-.. KA a aldered one of the mainstays of 5 Saturday. May 8 B r 4 ,u* goir. but m the last few f

6.:«—Last minute news flaafara I rBM * he h »* not been figured L

wball — -

decreases.

*•45—nrteeu-mlaute organ re-

cital

6*—Uriel Morton dinner

■dor dinner

S.00—Hotel music. * *'«—Sport talk. "Golf." MS—Hotel Traymore concert orchestra. 10.06— Million Dollar Pter dance orchestra. 11.16—Elks Home dance orchestra.

***“ ** Yoa Boa Recently, a 7-tube radio receiver was installed or. the Cornish Riviera exprew of the Great Western Railroad of England, longest iron-stop train In the world, making a distance of 22* miles without a stop In lew than four hours. The test was quite successful, reception bring of the c»oM perfect character from broadcasting stations even as die-! toot a* Han* and Harcrions.i Tb*- experiment demonstrated that radio

upon as among thoxe likely to.B win '.be British title. The likable j § Abe baa been In III health for f g some time, but if one la to lake : 8 his performance in the recent :B Rochampton fourncj- into con- | C Mderation, this fellow will most ig likely go Into the British open an Ig

Samnel M.

Schelkoger

favorite with the best.

The Rochampton competition i C CAP* 7 i 4AY annually the first big event for I u e professionals on the other ig Bell Phone: o. *e. and It nerves as a •'•arm- u _ . . " for the Mimmer campaign!I Keptone Phone: 296-A ere. The best of the British jj

the basis of Federal Tsz redaction,

MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD, N. J. Joseph Scrivani, Proprietor

BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY 9th SL and Boardwalk Ocean City, N. J.

RADIO

Battery Cfcarging Addb & Marcelius 6411 Holly Beach Are. Keystone Phone Tubes Rejuvenated Sets Installed

m-l hi. On.

Ocean CUy to

Uo* "

Food His Hobby

Dr. Harvey M. WStey. la* ‘tor, ' much to ir.rure the BKUon’x heal*

by his a-jvoeatiem

If any woman had all .

I clot bra ahe wanted the rrat of the ! laws. Dr. Wiley live. •«aea would have to go around ton. D. C and u hale and be

le barrels. i at 82.

^n°

MORRIS KRINSKY Wocdbine, N. J.

To Be Given Away Free Zenith Radio A long distance four-tube set A coupon will be given to each customer with every one dollar purchase of Paints. Enamels, Varnishes and Lacqoets. Coupons will be signed and dropped in a sealed box. from which the lucky number will be drawn by some girl or boy yet to be chosen. Date of drawing will be announced later Contest closes June 24th. The prizes will be: 1st prize—Zenith Radio. 2nd prise—i gallon Lucaseai Enamel 3rd prize—1 gallon I ucmsesJ Floor Varnish. 4th prize—1 gallon Tinted Gloss Outside White Paint. Every one has an equal chance to win one of these four prizes. Come in and see this magnificent set. Neptune’s Department Store Sea l*le City, N. J.

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