Cape May County Times, 9 March 1928 IIIF issue link — Page 15

CAPE MAY COTTSTY TIMES, PBIDAY. MARCH 9, 1928

littee Is Raising Funds To Start Cedarville Market

\A%ictim | Doings of Your Neighbors y zt at Cedarville — ;

Quite c Dumber of C»P« May

Dick Reeve*. OoM Sprint. h»* Rewto Cmortr. of Grew Cm*. County Grangers are pUnnin* to j complete^ spraytn* KU main ap- U building an addition to the rear attend the meeting They are all 1 pie ore) d I of hi* residence. Lew always has planning to meet at Tockaboe and

[ Market WlU Loan Money ... hu pUc and cle^Jooktng. Nave there at S o’clock

maraci vtui i-oan mowy, ^ ^ ^ H U yard* never have any trash

I MMI Onwling Exseokes Rprlug. Is geltlr.* ground preiwred " r weed* on them sod the place Guy !>ric*on. Dias

11 1 tor sowing tour acre, of alfalfa *» * "bote U w«i kopL Some of

! for his dairy cows. Mr. Ewing la 'he rest of us would like him to ! building an addition to his dalr'-i tell o* how be doe* It. because we | barn. ‘ know be is » busy farmer when

r Needed to Sert Opereling Raised j ... j be aat a* or '-beor- hnsaoe.

Taylor Brothers, of Cold Spring. * *

reconlly Improved their barn with Jo«Th Camp, of Green Creek. -Manufactnre Cod Uver * • ^ P^tot hw completed

I Holstein Ass’n To Banquet March 14

: Outline Its Advantage*

•• film provided by J. A. Stack-1 ho will dUeuaa briefly the'

characteristics of good cod-liver {

j SpeMethodiat Social Hall. : Court House, Starch 18 at 1 P. M. how is famous. 1.000 wotended at Passaic and other -n counties. 200 «a ' . ^ at inis meeting The best LX wfll be occupied early. Booster Grange meeting in an Key*. Gloucester County, i ... be held Saturday evening.! Prank Dickinson. Cold i 3i i hu practically all of his orchard _ j pruned and disked.

: Cumberland Herds Get Most Honors la Fstmiu? Report of Tot-

ing

> - *ee The report

with asbestos shingles A fresh coat of paint cm Ralph Bchrllinger's residence at Green Creak, baa added greatly to the

sat White and Mrs. Initiated in the flrst degrees at Cape May (kt of last

recently purchased I

Every spring we see young almtablUbed the prewhich are i

K,„ titled t

pure hr*

which are el r registration.

The State Dairy specialist E. J. Perry, will give a Ulk at OoM Spring Grange Hall Monday night

March 12.

King crab ftahennen are gelling tad for king crab They will construct the a the next week or

Mr. Irevene and son. of Wl bine, have started thHr large cubator They expect to ha from 6.060 to 8.000 chicks this ■Fred Arnold. Cape May pooltry- ... egg elecha tching

Over 200 Tickets Sold For Armory Dinner

The annual banquet of the Salem - Cumberland - Gloucester Holstein Preialaa Arooetation will be the moot sorcesafut event of Its kind H we can Judge by the way the tickets are going The Board of Directors of the association announce that the banquet. which I* to be held on Wednesday evening. Ma.vh 14. ■rtU be h«ld In the Salem Armory Instead of the Johnson Hotel. a*

was originally ! rumber of ticket*

Ploughing and Garden Work Done JOHN BARBOUR OCEAB VIEW. H- JBox 116

10 of the IS s on the honor roil for prosn during that month. A. OCX's herd of purebred Hol- > hold first place among the S high herds of butlerfat with E.

V are after mg first on the

Princes*. < Hat of S

and first on the

H*t of 6 high cows in milk. F. C. ■ Guy Errieson. - S purebred Holstein* I ere,*, expects ‘

... ..talker, of Cape May. have applied U.e peach leaf curl

•Pray ...

growth, or otter factors Walter Barber. Cold Spring, has the next few months Very a new tractor plowing outfit and le land „ fwn 8 dose of fertiliser at this h^a completed his plowing for

. or row tin)8 0 { (ij e your will samulatei ^nrlv potatoes. He expects to visited last u,e plants to such an exten* that! p)* r .! some time during the ireit

* j they will take a new leaac ' week oar-1 life and n reduce a success hi 1 field, rek- if B0 fertilizer was used last

* • * year, an application of mixed number of fanners: guch as s.i*.* may be in along Route 15 in the vicinKy of; u A complete mixture was Dias Creek and Green Creek are i Mt year 100 lbs. per acre either having paint mg or some ^ aitrate of soda may be sul-

kind of construction work done, ncient. ... ...

Samuel Compton and Sous, tf Joseph Camp. Carlton Westcott Dina Creek, are making excellent i and Mr. Press* have been visiting progress with that splendid new ,j, of cape May County Granges dairy bam of theirs. We have not r— —— been in It yet but it looks mighty B«hy Chldu good from Urn highway. Nefr Woo d from British Columbia

Uo of Dias 1while egg. No lights used have a news Price Reanonable-

FOR SALE Jersey Giant Setting Cgga *1 per setting. Pure BloMted Stock. GUV CRRICKSOM. WAS CREEK. N. J. Phone: Court Houoo S4R«

Bg second, third and fifth. dairy barn ahortlj. He Is n a on the roll of high cows In I t ), e old barn preparatory to t

production and fifth high cow I j,,, foundations for the new ouc. .

Utterfat production. A. D.j • » •

also has fourth high cow, pgach bud? In the Woodbine j *—“— * said to have been aeri-,

by freezing.

This honor roll is included in

the monthly association letter that - ■ t — Q i is Issued to the members of the Manure POT 9Bte a,soci»Uas In the three counties. , 1<HJl .* tons good. 4 rear oin and local dairymen arc particular-1 manure, jiuk It for ho* iird »"d

- s®®* • • •" s. with this let-j MAURICE EMMETT

the New Jereey 1 ■■ I Dry Mash for dairy calves that! Bivalve, M- J. has been developed by Ike New Also several theunni j™. Eip,ritnwa satw. a JL ~a-:ti-">i- -

number of the members of the! ‘"der* 11

are raising

fc May County detrymen are tc^hcar E. J. Psrry. Ext*ip

L^o^^ilrosT" it *" meetlm; calve* and some are already iry- * — P, Ik at Cold inx out Uis new New Jersey rem x Msrdi 12. ti.. ! t,un ,

{ hi to be held ’ "

ta w t

taitaa «*p(lt.g

Maid of Honor: -It was dregd-

D the 1 tol When 1 am married ! shall

i have engraved on the Invliattona.

1 Expected.*'

BECKER’S

STANDARD HATCHERY Custom Hatching; Only Bales Have Sever Bren Changed 12, 2Vk. 3, SVg and 4 ota. per e«

i -ho. ml A. M. BECKER »• t ry. Vineland. N. X

SreulOa <Mck. J p ho „^. 5 ;,.^ u

-.-.iay M.t t< h. ETinnt.v Poultry 4 t-ounty Board

JpteMWT Committc-. HEttFExten.lot. Seri

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For Your Succen Buy the New Diwtovwwd pride Of Jereey PEPPER SEED ItS'jS&WS. 23 “"aH 'cth'rr trstrd aerds have arrived al the atore. All SMd. wnt by nyjll freight. lUtl aUention given to

I orders.

Farmers’ Seed Store « JEFFBRbON *

Edge wood Poultry Farm Cape May, N. J. KeystoneiPhone—80S-D-2 SEEDS Garden and Flower All tested and of the better kind. Garden Tool* of all description ■planet, Jr.. Seed Drill* Arnold M. Bauer Hardware and Sporting Goods 4446 So. Laurel St. BRIDGETON, N. X

NO "A” BATTERY NO “B” BATTERY NO "C BATTERY

NODDER’S Leghorn Baby Chicks are strong and thrifty. Try them and prove It- Alao hatching egg*, price reasonable, quality good. N. W. Boulevard, So. of Wheat Rd., Vineland, N. J. Phone—1904-R-2! SEEDS

That

SUCCEED

For

Field, Truck and Garden BVOKKYB BROODERS PLANET, JK. SEEDERS Feinstein’s Seed Store 48 So. Pearl St, Bridgeton. N. J.

Select From Owr M Kpeclal* l Moathly Roeeo. nemea *» celen 20 eahibltle Dahl!*, tost tso 40 Cal. Privet. 1Z ,to tt Inch 40 Kina Humbert to Otodle:.

“SC S!J“ $5.00 AsITfor DahlU list all prize t, J. Stoddart^ STt Holl,. X. A

change In the plan? imperative. I other festures that are sure to More than 206 tickets bad been | ni “*e the event succawrful- . sold up to a few day* ago and | - " , - 1 » the steady d< mand makes It look Alex Ewing, of redd Spring, has Mt if this will be one of the larg- ta-^, hU perrt*ing the removal of eat dairy gathering* to be held | Mump, „„ the i hambertata Bro*. la South Jersey. property with a one horee ntwinj* The menu will consist of one 1 puller. The number and si** of of KohlerV Umoua roast duck; the pulled stumps along the side dinners Music, community alng-jof the highway Indicate that this fng and a humorous talk by a system must be an eilecUvB way wldi ly-known .speaker will t» of removlnr them.

Which Will You Save/

X try yard feels show that ordinary rations and mixtures such as hard boiled eggs and oatmeaJ save pennies but not chicks. Usually 50% of them die. Poultrymen who are

BABY emeus HATCHING EGGS CUSTOM HATCBIHC W. E. MOUNTENEY East Ave.. at Wheat Road Vineland. ¥. J.

Custom Hatching Opening our ISth Seanon. Now booking space. Reserve your date. MARTIN TALLY E. Sherman Ave.. S. Vineland (■Phone gl-R-S. Vineland)

5 money mves. one penny more per chick and save 90 to 100% of their chicks. They feed Purina Chick Stmcna, the buttermilk starting ration containing Cod Liver Oil. Well be glad to tell you of a feeding plan that’s as simple as A B C. It saves chicks and brings them through to early

FARMERS' SUPPLY CO. of Cape May, Inc.

WOODBINE, N. J.

Bl'CKKYH BOOODras "'disinfectants

BOTH PHONES

"jl Fred Service That /t Reiter" 1S.C.KKDIENT8 BOB Al-L. MASHES

CAPE MAY, N. X

I*KAT XtOM

WATER FOUNTAW

> IAVKP OIL

CCSTOM HATCHING Baby CMlki —Hatching Egg* Reds. Rocks. Olanta. Deghorna BUZZELL MAYVILLE. N. J. Bel) Phone

Vi MILLION CABBAGE PLANTS Winter Frost Proof Jersey Grown Immediate Delivery Maple Shade Farms Rio Grande, N. J. Bell Phone Wildwood SR10-B-4

Just plug in—take your power (tom the light socket and enjoy complete independence of batteries, ditninaror* and chargers. But more! In audition to having this coovrnieoce, listen'to the richest, dearest, most delightful reception that Radio science has yet achieved.

LARGEST SUPPLY OF Farm Machinery and Repair Parts IN SOUTH JERSEY Vineland Fann-n’ Exchange, Inc. xa; Ave. A C. R. R- Phone 2tl Sunkist Farm Hatchery CUSTOM HATCHING Baby Chick*. Leghorn* from C. Brown’s Prise Cockerels.

I am now booking orders for March and April Delivery of Barred Rock Baby Chicks

A. B. JOHNSTONE DORCHESTER, N. J. Phone: Por Norris 32-J-3

Onion Sets Japs and Yellow Graded % Inch Good Quality Also All Kinds of Garden Seed Prices Reasonable I.SerataOSons BRIDGETON, N. J. Phone 1152

Road. opp. 1 Vmetand. 1 Day OU Chick Eight Weeks Old Pallets S. E. Whit' Leghorns j Pedigreed Stock PIHEHURST POULTRY FARMS A. a WHETSEL, Owner Chestnut Ave., East of Spring Rd. Vineland, N. J. Phone—193 l-R-2

B. CORSON : Furniture—Rugs—Radios I, MILLVILLE, N. J. IPARTON RADIO ^SSlke Pathfinder of the Air

WANTED A FARM convenient to Wild-! wood or Atlantic City, acreage; not important, where a retired, buiir.ess man can make his home. 1 Will go as high as 3*000 bat I would prefer a low priced propertv whifh he can improve to loit’his own taste. Send taB par-; ticalare to F- 0. Box 275. Pleasantvill:. N. J.

A Fall Line of Guaranteed and Tested SEEDS Now Booking Orders For ONION SETS Harry Solof, Inc. Farmers - Supplies, Feeds. Coal. Frrtiliaer and Line 19-21 E. Main Street Millville, N. X

ATTENTION!! Automobile Owners We have just received a large shipment of all Standard Sizes, Famous Guaranteed Gum Dipped Firestone Tires which we are going to sell at COST. Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires

30x3 1-2 CLINCHER., y 32x4 S. S. CORD...'

$6.20

13.80

29x440 BALLOON ...

9.15

30x450 BALLOON ...

....,10.15

30x500 BALLOON ...

15.00

31x600 BALLOON ...

17.75

33x600 BALLOON ...

18.90

Oldfield Tires—

■Made by Firestone Co.

30x3 1-2 CLINCHER ...

$6.10

30x3 1-2 S. S. CORD ...

8.40

32x4 S. S. CORD ...

It.15

32x4 1-2 S S. CORD ...

15.20

30x475 BALLOON ...

: 9.85

31x500 BALLOON ...

15.30

Courier Tires—

-Made by Firestone Co.

30x3 1-2 CLINCHER CORD $5.15 30x3 1-2 EX. SIZE CORD 5.45 29x440 BALLOON 6.30 We are extending a cordial invitation to th. public to come in and look our stock over, it will pay you tJ eouip your car NOW while this special is on. DON’T DELAY as your size may be sold out. Mori Bros. Motor Co.

114 EAST VINE ST.

MILLVILLE,: