Cape May County Times, 16 July 1926 IIIF issue link — Page 16

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»Unjr poiillrraM »r* finding 9001117 bCUMM Ml*, too lo >h« f»Il ire apt to rMult Is

9ttUMs. arc 9at In a now poultry fcotiM t'n» Boor f> w«n M the hiAtor uaed In oonitrccUoa If OK b* thoroughly Ary. A houac bum Timber dttrt*£ the

I to good egg the United fflt of Agr-’lettHare. cam of n good J with • yoor one U rejrid many ttecn by the •Ki* '•«» obtained. Aa ■» rule the atapten trod mlxturer. com. !«ed of !»•«*-*row* grain* and

an that during

Mela will have rwn» to oerctm »N>r th* r*« rosoltn a »a«Hry feeune ahonld be beri't Mr unite of

M> htrda. TMe rrealree a » by «b mL, U afaould face auttibward and ahosld be loaelcd on blgh* dgg gruned. and where tt gete eoaee aheller. Ctaae windoer* on. the ngat and weal aide*

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Spray CuaUkapct Soon A number of cantaloupe grower* In tbla county Kavr already put aeveral application* of Bordee nx mUture on their cantaloupe*. Among these aie R. L. H'k>". John Howell and Leslie Barreison. Thaee men, like many dthere la the oounty. know that apraylng cantaloupes pays. The Experiment Station author Hie* mate that blight does no', usually occur In New Jersey until about the tret work In August. ThU season they rwcomtnend that cocumberr be aprayed Immediately end that cantaloupe* be sprayed about tbe twentieth of tbla month with 3-4-66 Bordeaux

mixture.

It has been the experience of many farmer* in the oounty that after blight geU a good mart. I* a eery poor time to try tc

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naAjra* Mr that the bln!, re j b , f for , B

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warmer it .1* highly Important "■ A «*««* ^ Oordem.^

H ihe^mmTmlr heet e«« of ““ “ n P*W»“Te of the dleu me consumer m t_ g»» egg* ot. pretentln* the dleenr-

top quality. TUt tkU la true 1. due to the physical atruetur* of; I the c«g and to the nature of «»>« 1

I ID *f n e*>*te to drive a

£*>rayrr over the vines a* rr^oro to

of the toUl nuts her of cows in the county have been tested. Bvery time the v*t»4*ariati uomee In Cafe Hay County for teating work, cows are found with tubercUlari*. In amity Instances them reacKws look as healthy aa any. fat they have been giving o* uiberculndla germ* In their dllk

ody-e mat children

are drinking uatetfed mttk—taking a chance with tnbereaieeU Remember, tubereuloala in eows cannot poaalbly .be detcoud by looking St tbeat; Uwt Uttl* children. especially, oan asd da eontract tkta dlaanae by driaklnx tubercuiar milk; that tbe Bute stand* ready and willing to tarn cow* free of charge- If the cow resets, the Bute and Federal

Mb fa Urn *>«■ /■aimer* who hay* marshy place* on their land that I cor template draining ahoUd ilder the poaribUitiaa of them •pot* a* place* for produ muskrats, growing tab. or trading waterfowl The BM cal Survey of the United 81 Department of Agrteulturo Information on this aabjeat and be glad to adriaa Inter* person* about tbe poaribUitiaa of proflt In tbe Increase at wUd lie*. Ffebt UteWRkt tally When cool, root**'weather occur* in July aad August, tale blight or potatoes often eaaam great lowte*. perticslarty In the Northern States The dm spreads vary rapidly In favor weather, killing the ptapU In n few days. Late blight can bo controlled by thoroughly graying the plants wRh 4-4-60 Bordeaux mixture, baginuiag wb«a the dtoaaae is drat seen. Repeat (ha ■praying every 16 10 14 days la dry weather and every seven to 10 days la moist weather.

bogs to get eked) aieewhate. Th« natural shade from trees la preferable to any other. If trees are not available, a good artlllelal shade should be made by setting posts and building cheap framework about 4 from tke ground, covering it with braah. hay. ar straw. A •had* of tbla ktad la better than made of boards or sheet Iron.

with a horn or bosket. This will •err* the double purpose *f cooling th* air and settling tbe dual.

On Jcne 1. Ittl. practically 34 per eeaL of al! the coui ‘ ta tbe United States were aci ly engaged la eradtaatlag to Ua from cattle within their era Tbe ■etlmeted » population of these Tfl counties la Sl.6M.66f.

gpreet Wmi aOOO Tmn Oi A pMoa of wood from a barge or yacht of ancient Rome has recently bom Idea lifted by the wood tethnologist* of the United States Department of Agriculture as a specie* of afruc* Tb« t wen recovered from Irihe J. near Rome- This lake. atUl jus for Ua bmroty. was. o

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I terior quality.

1 Of the Book agalaat j jnuror quality

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If all of this mease aai to owners of uptaoted cows surely will O they fully 1 the serioumoi af tbe a

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The State

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f a poultry house, gor New

b tbe New Jersey

. unit laying house give*

jt' moults. The plans to- this

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bona* can be obts ■top Jersey Expe, Coer Brunswick.

|V - .. . . —— —*• .ww«e i«d» of the Or*nge picnic .*?-”**-?»* ! rinon. thU will be found to do Tumbling Dam uLhl m^eeL^l 1 Y * rT HUta :n,,r7 11 1 * aoggeeteil Thn reday. July ^m^L-'l labta u| t *“ l frowtn try *t on a few rows! -kU County

of ra quality or Iks teak of it. Ear* only a few day* old may

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•MOl to both fowls atvd cb V tbe bourn ta 00 dry. * ■aK. < dirt ftcsr U uaaaliy quite

Dirt Boot* nood ta _ _ ea to tb*. olean and freak gravel or aaad put la

erv quite *» they keep out naea louger than board ftoors aad arc easy to dean. ■The Boer of every poultry boum. whether of dirt, boards, or easnewt. Mould bo kept covered with t Rtler from 3 U 6 taches Mm at all time* Oat. or rpe atvaer ■ l«V. but If U «

1 lay while they epplag tnetr feather* I U la true that the early 1 are tbe poorer btns.

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•rtM. aad hence are out e# produrtloa mock laager tbaa the Mae molten Tbe Dtp mol drop their feather, rapidly aad

Cr donaaat ooadiuoo but a relsnvriy abort Urn* If. during July aad August, la culling the Dyer* we Bad tbe birds molting tbrir

It la a pretty good evi-

h they have been kept.! other* properly held mey 1 t like new when two orj

Ma old.

Many producer* do not have--the proprr facilltle* for holding' eggs *o that they will not deteriorate In quality. The average country storekeeper who buy* egg* for resale la even lam wril equipped In this respect. If vacb one who handles eggs in any capacity will Jo his part in hurrybao along to their ultimate

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turn, for all

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a few vines are cut com- families are arged to xttasd this ptotely off. there will be little V big State-wide pfauM. t&r lam la total yield. The worst j There will he eemmualty ringthe wheels could do will lag. mlccellaneoua Sporta a State 1 up many times by can- ! ^d- home shoe plteklag contest, trolling alight. The horom should bathing, good m»eukai and music be hllched no that they will walk by ooe of the bm' beads la

In the center of tbe twa. Natur-, South Jersey,

ally tbla is done by using a long j Remember the data, to aa 17°** “»« doable-tree. early aa you Bk» aad take a

This-office will be pleased Ui!- Uac * •*»«.

furnish any special Intormatluo euri a* abort home mixiag Bordeaju. obtaining material, or the

A bog will And 1 weather If he can. but If tbe shady place be 1 and will stay there aad die from oterheetlag- For this 1 Is best to dose any banding* that are nut cool, tarring the I

Real Estate

renting aad selling—co« in* ail mrtna of Cape May County, aad OKaa ing in farm properties. 1 your property with ua. Let us dhow you -vfeat we 1 base.

BRRAD. SOUR. CAKES. HASTir aad ICE CRCAJs

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pour urods in a way I surprise and dei. Seep hero on

The two factor* primarily reepoarible for lowered egg quality are hast a ' “ Quality decreases almost in proportloa to the exit egg* have been subjected aad drylag. The problem in practice becomes one of Heading them to market frequently and rapidly aad of protecting them at all

Rev. Alfonso Dare and R. P. Sisley will be the principal speaker* at the grange picnic Wednesday. July 83. at South Saaville Camp Ground. Thera will also be music, barnyard golf, running and Jumping Mateoti and an agricultural exhibit will be of an edacstlonal

nature

Everyone Interested 1* invited and urged to attend the picnic.

Pick Up Any Newspaper Read about tbe umgty autofrobiie accidmta that happen daily

Your Birthday IS IT THIS WEEKf July 1ft—M If your birthday Is this week Mi have a greet amount of charm and personality. You make friends quickly wkerevar you go. and 1

Teat A** you 01 your children or Tour neighbor', •h'ldfcn drinking milk from untented cow#? Do you not agree wJA hundreds of ">oal authorities, as Well m fa! pares** aad Jain that tbla D risky biuinam? While practically all of larger dairy hard* bavs been * - Rftf ,

You are wry iadepead- , aad reseat being commandwhile you tear* t ary quickyou are not a good student, pour memory ta accurate aad

1 sating. You

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i*. Loyalty to your moat marked chartereons horn during No trouble or dis-

grace la nifflclent to cause them to forsake those to whom they b«v* given tbrir friendship. You are very ambitious, srd have talent In many direction* Both aw* and women are gifted art. poetry, dramatics, and far b*tl>r fl:tad for mental labor rather than manual labor. often become cnemtsts. physicians, minister. Dwyers, orators. mud actor*. The women born during tbeas date* arc ex-

A mas In Michigan landed tram that was 6 feet c lack loag la Ua suck fast too I aa

! excel la drworatlng. acting, pub j lie speaking, aad leaching. Cb arise Mayo, famous surgeon 1 for this

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Gas Oil

Free Air Water Candy

Stop at the Service Station Ice Cream

Cigars

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Tires Tube*

WNUa tbs 1 _ ^ _ charge ef aa aapert repair maa with K ysor* experieace. Stenecker, Incorporated South Dennift, New Jersey

Bdl Phone: 9-R-I2

SEE Samuel M. ScheDenger CAPE MAY Ben 17-J

Contracting Experience and cquipmec far general cootrxcting; jetty and bulkhead work, strertx, water drains and other general contract work. Our many jobs in Cape May County are tmimonials to the ability of the Stenecker

A department of Stenecker, Incorporated, organize* to give the best possible in building construction. Let us help you plan yo»r home —mid if we build it there will be no dimppointnmuxAnywhere in Cape May County.

Refrigerators Leonard and White Front Refrigerators and ice Cheats. It make* a great difference in the quantity of ice you uae by buying a Leonard. The Leonard starts at $17. A good size, throe-door Refrigr-aedor, white enamel o«. . Uip». *39. Prices op to $75.00 Porch Rockers Porch Rockers, reed and seat, medium size. $4.75. Urge size porch reed back and seat. $64)0.

Special Eijht-Piece Wains! Bedroom Sate, Hy-litr Snish. $219.00 Consisting of a Dre-ser, Vanity Dresner. Wardrobe, Bedstead with bow-end footboard, one Chair, one Rocker, one Bench and one guaranteed Spring. This juite is extra fine. Special Prica, $219.00 BEDROOM SUITES We have a number of Bedroom Suites in American Walnut Some of them are marked $350 and $400. We have marked them at $196 for Four Piece*. Theac suites are worth more money. Prices are for a few days only.

Let Us Serve Yqa, .

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School Busses We are making a special proportion on 1 LIABILITY INSURANCE cat School Bu*sef See ms before you submit your bid. I <*» | ■ave you money. E. O. HOWELL, Jr. Cqfa M,, Coart Homo, A J. BoD Phone: 82.R-I4

Court House Marble Ya 1 MONUMENTS AND MEMOWAI, SIONE5 experienced MARBLE cutters

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Porch Furniture

Porch Couch Hammock, $13. With «H4*et EstabUaheft r«*tn«tMs

Te Bar Oat-ri-Tews Traftei Wltbaut a “Jro«a* will csOl soft brine you t

Porch Couch Hammock, $13. With padded back khaki and grey, $18.

Stands, $&gQ.

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CAPE MAT COUNTY Is ever tarrwalag M Ms pevgr**' vclopownt. Naturally tkeu. tk>« cowpasy wttb Me P** 1 Equliraest expaedod to meat tie -»- r - n -- T , mrawXl ptoTem-rou With our Baay yq* iragraMraa your 006^ * lowered. Con vine* yourself fand permit us te erijaW l° [ Koyrimet 1U—414 WILDWOOD. N