'floiiigs of Your Neighbors

cn»l :»»trr!nw> m*B. -prior h» p«ri ,pr M»y rtiur4 «b« JoMph UawaaiD r«m Vf» ad)olDiaK Ibe Ot«M View rU'loe , ,*.«< »».* property. Hr U rotor >t bta fom-

t IB • »»rj <wrBMt and bualom

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p»e» rwt

will •

„ a part nrr *_

t fi (or bw; Um- f»no ebo* places of tbe coun-

pr HtirW* ! ty If MX «lres4y so. r., is sow-. * * *

(or B’*t j |( ws maembef coi rectij- there -•.Id •rid of! Is ■ Hltlt fritodly oonpttfttoB on . rtoafu betwoee WUllst rongMer. of

Corn Borer Dangerous Farm Pest Borer Now EoUbbohed In MkUieeex end Hud* •cn Countie*

i sod 4

, (trlog

„• at pslot- H . V :e. Miiidior oad •«<: <rwt>y to

„ in “ • prodtKrtee

•be »ill ratat the larger costalops this. yaor. We do not intend to mobs asy wagrrs on cither on* until we find oat If Mr Congner teamed any e*w stuats about melon growtas from those Florida farmery while be was down

be bad such

• -ids «f

;• '.b. rowntr- «*-, _ , • ;c Bride the rompetition eras about out libel • a • The fanrets j w gkeli^j,. of the Stair Agrt--urh fields *’f j eottaral Colloge, be Here, that It

.. of manure per of this organic ;,.»ny time, greater

■ .-f cirrt crop seed. , to cone*4«e of

t rf>' 'be acrMMMfi L ■ h e BbOch Nfl j iv ibuted the prise* , •*. t. cdtifU show in ^ tbit-topher Connsity i •}. j.ili! medal for Irish pr- E-isia IV Harris snd . Iitvi, recef*ed mod*la rr v*3 ileter fhsrlr. Har- . .,.M. llrnry Heitne Ckr.dot Vat [lerbecb re-j

H -.-uiratra

young growing pigs I

crops are rich In protein, rich In mineral matter particularly lime and phosphorous, and contain triumtns so necessary for growth and

Spray Hints For The Apple Grower

Autoa Help Spread iracctt

The European Corn I

i Its a

r Is a

Show Cost Producing Potatoes 300 Bushel Club Members Find Increased Yield Way to Reduce Coat Harold Tice One of the 16

The cxlewslm eerslee of the I New Jerae.- Agrleoltu.-il Eiger! ■cat Hiatioo at New Hranswlrk aanooBces a iW nf ■#>' pobUraItou* which are araUnble to all restdents of New Jersey They are: Improving Garden Skills, eiteo-

sioo builette. CS.

Swainton-Qennont Joanns Dougina*, of ('«wrt a*d Miss IHHnn Dttebler. lladeipbla. sp-nt n day Inst «!th Mrs facetrs Godfrey t baric. Van A.lndnlen and Norman, of PbUadeipfeia. are

here.

Uluer» fm iW. bulletin «M

»r- dowr. over the wee* <

FVaai Kldredge. of Salem, spent

P««cb In*, istry of New Jersey, s few days here with bis mother. bnlMM UJ , Hru. Annie Mdrsds*. Potato Indus ry In New Jersey.! »*•- tsnnie Rice »Peo‘ • ^ bulletin 4M last week with Mrs Edward

Bacillary White OUrrban r*« Howell, at Conn House. . i;~Z th .„ .unerUs'eadeof In trot In New Jemey bulletin «U I Mrs Leroy Hem and Mrs Ed-i “TT'.. " ^***' *

«su, sard Post npent SaUtday with; «

*— Mrs Horace Hesa -*

-Mr sad Mr*. Eric Kholrnhechl

are receiving congratu Hie Mrth of a son on Mace's Hospital. Wildwrexi .fSaymond Sears i* the Mr net of a new automottie ~ Warren Mitchell eaten dr Smith, of Wltd-ood ^ifr and Mrs AlUacu enlled on Mr. ahd Mrs

. Beach Haver on Friday Mr Moore is now em-

ing the Oil Spray

oward the Rational corn belt be-.-ause the natural spread through _

Bight ot the moth cannot be crop of

I- But at quarantine Ms-1 , e baaed on the summary of the autos and other carrier. Uo,, & product^ pots too on M may be searched to prevent more yno.bushel-< If ‘ farms last year rapid spread than the natural Harold Ttee of Deerfield ts ooe filght in ISU. I.S0S.0M .uto.| of Ibe ,« ^ p,,,, "'[f T?***!* j per acre was SIMM: the average Jork Ohio Per.naylvanla and | bo%iit! u, the .ravage

per bufhrl 67 4 Tb *

Mm* Ukgnay traaaportnd were foUo . ln , t be principal Hem. remoted and IStI corn l«orrrr co .,. ji

found aa stowaway*. Are At the recent Uve Stock Ex Fertlltxcr * 3tM3 position at Chicago tbe V. 8. D. Seed Jl-Sl A- exhibited a cornfield of ac Backs fill tually Infested stalk* tpestr killed j gpray msteriaD _ 4AS

of course). And an InfseUuion I Majl taM>r . 4SJ7 J*.*

map showed by colors the spread i How i.bor ygn* of the borer by years, quarantine! Kqulpaest , ]««]

station* on tbe map being marked 1 Miscrllsoeoan ja.09 j» * by Osshl ig light*. In addlUon. Total* coMs per acre I1MW an Infested stubWe field waa Krrns , ytelfi__ »7 b ‘ '

shown. I ^ Tt cotf per bushel ETA

Many hundred of thousands of * The summary of tbe practices parasite* have been liberated to followed by these 1C men show prey on this enemy of A-uertcao j tfcst a majority uesd fertiliser an-

Sorae CfiUtiong About Us- But It may he M|alyxl« between 5 and 1% nltro 3 year* before tbe parasite, .-til len; | f 0 pe> cent phosphoric

multiply to an extent to control ,<-),] and 7 per cent of potash. Thr , the peat In the meantime the , average amount of seed used wa*

cultural methods of combat are | *, p, r .ere or around 16

to be relied upon and where all ' i,uBhcl* Tbt* U more than th'

Before the apple grower^ can do ^ atalha. laavas. cob* and the like *ver*g r sou to grower uses and . Colony has se-j, thorough job of *re under ground or burned by | be Sue of tbe factors that - w: ir* outfii. suit-1 sects and diaeasea be should un j ths control Is satisfactory. ( or the big 1 ' —

l,: ip.-aying both fruit tree* ferstaad what the Insects and dls- Bla <r ,, w require* such clean-up _ : vl erupt H M. I>ey. j esses are that be la fighting and , B Massachusetts, and according Uemi of expenar. 14 of tbe ; -np'i.niendeni remnrted 1 mimethlBt of their life history to County Agent White, a fHend 1 ^ ^ 1 dusted 3 times |b 1 rirtslldeni that be Will -rhe delaysd dormnst spray on; ^ his waa prt>M-<uted by Ht''! .tthVcnocr sulphate The avarage U •. , !P murl, more effecllve .ppi*. „ applied for the control Igute when iMpector, fou.d he 1 ‘ppuA.km, 7* p: ! of xpiil*. rad mile, scale and pcs- bad neglected to cJsan up 1-S of „ ^ ^imr egpsna**. acch * -• v ,! ' lU '' ,>ld 'Pia>- ‘ albly stab According to the nrw a cr » of aweet corn The _ fertlHmr taxes Inveat- - ’‘jcd at the .p ra]r achednl*. dereloped by theUiIddlesex County. N. J.. and has 1 V. . Uhor art

riimlK' of J experiment Btatlot, 1? Red Mite‘been in Hudson County for two. rT .-. r i | „. of the yield

- TV colony faim l ‘* h , *’ r ' egg* are to be found to the or-1 borer U now cs abliahed in f 0 f i ,p. !. .nd p-xrh orchard, char(1 . D o)l , pr a y .boukl be «P- ycarg. I « n ^nly " rc^^d tq k»> been handlrappod for pj^ ju place of the lime sulfur , —at extent by Increasing the I ■ in ihr prodtictlor. “I, tilber miscible oil or .Ubllited -.. 1 n 1 TN L y.-ig These men have found that ■ ' V-'T w"* ffStoil emulsion can be orad. Plllk BUfl PeaCh j £1“ ^rtifli seed II 1 -| bf ‘ k , or cMltro1 nf BUck o I a I treatment, spraying, and the effl-

Spray Important Iui».»ie«i~»*

r>':"^. c gsl!g*.stS'g&SZt — J ■ . L.w dairy j tM>J 0 , , phu B<.,i r c , n ik- con- Necessfiry for the Control t ' ' ..'v nlal* by eHb,r ,bt 0,1 ° r r0O - ! «.f D mwn

K. ; - ,1 i centrated it.-:, suilui. 1' I* very of Brown Hot

. ".one t!^ ^ important that the application is!

| ,5 j mad* during the delayed-dormant ‘

. . I period since that Is the Otns tb*t

[ h I'. ;i j, . of Cnoe ' ,u- Mlu ■ n ' 1 **** . r , l vr dairymen ! *«e»*y controlled. OH ebould neswr ..on of spray si.uuld be ■ c ft Id of al- 'h* ai'Plied after the leave* eUck thr Uai c the blossom tot ". .led after 001 of lbr l ' lui * of ,l “ buds more. ccior This la known as lh» pink

C i than H Incb This should be tbe. t,ud application end of the delajed-domant perio.1 ron *{ important

( orrtdiosis,. In Mints le

Vo! Ifi. «o

— - - - ■ borafter spending severa. laye

M Mill*ill*.

Erank Addtsoa and family and

VaA 1C. No. 1 fitchaed Addis and family, of CamReport of ths Saw j M asy Egg- dee -pent Sunday with Mr snd

Laying . oeteet, ISS7 In Hint* to Mr* Kdwtn Townwnd Poultrya»eti Vol W. No J. Gueats nf Mr and Meg dpriakllng IrrlgatMm mi New! D*»U ea Suaday Jersey Vsg^aMe PhmriL bollwte Mr,

Beesley’s Point and Miramar

ot Kitchen Ar

balletta *k

State Low, • nncemiag Mosquito octroi Work In Hew Jersey, clr-

cular 207

Oriental Pwwb Moth Inswstige un* In ’*» and 1»?«. circular

«

freamary ln»pection in Now

To Mtlsfactorlly oontrol brown

DUlafect IncalmlM

_ for tbs

of Clermont. 1*! f«r the application of conccntmted. ^1 of .ilvesae that a M-'.-i V..’. .. number of nut' 1*“* e“»“ r ta u “ strength; Umees in South Jersey last kind-. Mr Beall but the oil t* more d» re rails to year With a large number .any pcopir have the i »»• after tbt* period than mummied peai-be* tsst wintered 1 >! taker themi strength lime sulfur lover it is natural to expect there yiar, to romr Into In applying the oil for the con- n „j- be conatdersWe brown rot do - '! that «.me bind*. trol of Rod Min extreme rare; vcloped this year, sapeclally If n. tuially tj-ar Ir n sluiuid be u-wd io thoroughly coat' , h< . weather U favorable. If the l-MBtli Ot tuns.! the underaMee of tbe limbs since j It , nk t m d spray and the petal fall, I oth*i> are •IthD '■ lae place that most of (be! K|)rB j- .re applied thoroughly aj m caused U.MUu Mite egg* are to be found , grMt **,1 of the danger from ibis] iiparallvely fr . : Stabillxed oil emulsb'n ihai ha* ran be avoided. Dry-Mix levins been kept over Is likely to b***' ts the materist recommended by|

! lm.1 Its emulsifying character and, , hr K . j. Experiment Station for

- who have ill so should not be used. It canijhf control of brown rot. In the T the cmi'.iy f,v be tetod by pouring a portion out! petal fall spray an arsenical •T> n tbit they ' In a bucket and If the oil separ- ,t, ou id be added to control

‘ res tor* 11. lair, from lbs emulston It I* un- "

’ fit u> use. The delayed-dormant ; period begins as scon as the bud*

Ocean View, swell and »bo« tbe alive coaling.

If I be re is r.Ucb spraytog to do. the job should begin »* *000 as this auge of bud dev« lopment ap-

pears.

Tbe Incubator should be disinfected t! troughly after each hatch, tbe disinfectant bu»q thoroughly applte l to all Inurlo- parts after tbe machine has been cleaned and all dirt and down removed. Care should be taken to oee an efficient disinfectant, such a* a saponified solution After tbe hatching season t> over, dean and disinfect the incubator, empty the lamp, and carefully store the part, inside

the machine.

The ,

clerk The experiment station announces that these booklets are published under Stale appropri. lion and are therefore free to New Jerweymen. No postage to cover the cost of mafttug need be sent

1

, I . Ash toe. of Wood

lyue. Mies Krancoe Troxell. of Clement on. and Walter Stein, of

Mr snd Mrs wed to Mount Hotly on Sunday

r the ud-

Detry Cm. Bea

Dairy cow, whan sometimes suffer li'-m known ts congested uU cow U st all fererioh der hard and congests

a one pound dose of Epsom salt. If thD doe* not h*ve tbe desired effect, give a second dose two day, later. lu such cases leaving tbe calf with the cow longer than two day* may he a great help The calf's frequent rucking and tnansaglng of the cow's udder seem to aid la reducing tbe congeaUon Milking three or four times a day and massaging the udder wliht camphorated oil may be necwM-y

In Salem

drrweat aa operation an Ti Miss Todd was s forme, resident bore sad has s host of friend, • bo wish her a speedy recovery Mr and Mrs William Darts and >pfarw were Mnirtlte rtsttor* on

Saturday

E. O. Howell has set out * nsw peach and apple orchard on the; farm which ho purchased ot Orate Godfrey REMEBAN BEL. a pr.mler dla■Bfectaat for potato**. Vlnelaad Farmers' Exchange. Inc. East Ave. and C. Tlnaland. 14 J-—Adv. Wanted: Young, fresh cow, Guernsey or Holstein. FJiJS THOMPSON Dias Creek. N. J. Bell Phone: C H 37-R-15

HEMES AN. a seed disinfect.nt. Vineland farmer*' Exchange. Inc K»*t Ave.. and -C. R. R- Tin* J - -Adv

rulio If poor control culto I* obtained brown ro much more apt to gain an

trance in the fruit.

CUSTOM HATCHING Baby Chicks- Hatching Egg* Reds. Rocks. Giant*. Lrghornx

BUZZELL

HATYILLE. * J.

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Quick delivery.

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PORT NORRIS, N. J.

BAFT CHICKS

HATCHING EGGS CUSTOM HATCHING

W. E. MOUNTENEY East Are., at Wheat Rosd

Vineland. N. J

BABY CHICKS s. C. White Leghonu 100—$15.00 300-442 00 S. C. Rhode Iiland Red» 100—116.00 300—$46.00 First Hatch Ready April 11 CUSTOM HATCHING «% H»tc« from 1100 gg*« »• W„* ot ’•oeeh » FRED E. ARNOLD Cape May, N. J.

SEEDS Garden and Flower All tested and «d the better

kind.

Garden Tool, of all description

Planet,

, Reed Drill,

SEEDS How Booking Orders For ONION SETS Harry Solof, Inc. Farmers' Supplies, Feeds, Coal. Fertiliser and Lime 19-21 E. Main Street Millville, N. J. ' Phone SIS Headquarters For Everything on the Farm

MICMELL’S SEEDS Sold and recommended by C. M. HUNTRESS A SON Card!* Avenue VlnelanS ne line o( Bvergreen*. tlultw. * an d H,rS> Menu at our EAST LANDia AVENUE

Most Any Feed Is Good Under Ideal Conditions, But Well, you know the old fibrEae:— f "The man worth while / b the man with a amtl*. ✓ / When everything goes dead wrong” ' If* tbe aame way with feed*. Any raaaonably good feed will give fair reaulU. If other condition* are l«Ml. Rat U take* a cracking fine food to make good wl

Piper, one of our F*or Interoatlng, indeed He vrtK*: "I found Mr. J. V. N , nt CUrn. operating ■■!!WfiNItfi a ISS ben farm. He v-aa feeding Pratts RutUrmllk Rfiby Chleb Food 10 208 8. C. White Leghorn cblcha under very trying conditions. He had no brooder house hut had a karonene brooder out In hi, back yard. The air waa cool, the esn at mid-day warming. At night he puts tbe chleka Is paper boxea under qutlts and blanket* and carries them In the ho-#. Every day be repeats the opersUon. except on rainy days Then be does the twwt hr can The chick* were tee days old. strong, retire sad not a one with droopy wings." Now. If a baby chick food can keep chick* "strong, active and with not a droopy wing among them" when weather and brooding condition, art so bad—you wll> admit It must be a good feed. We are not ncommending Pratt, Buttermilk Baby Chick Food as a uibatltute for proper brooding, far from It. but we do may bet sow It U right. Pratt* Buttermilk Baby OSIe* Food will make good and will save chick* where ths average feed wifi fell. That** s big claim, you any. 00 It le but when every season for the past fifteen or twealg years.we have bee* getting hundreds of caeca like this. well, can you Mags* us for calling Pratte, America's Quality Feed Line?

Tuckahoe Lumber and Feed Co. MORRIS KRINSKY, Prop.

Tuckahoe, N. J.

Bell Phone

Ocean City 272S-R-J

Cuatom Hatching Opening our 18th Season. Now booking space. Bcaer your date. MARTIN LALLY E Sherman Ave.. 8- Vineland (Phone fil-R-S. Vlnelaad)

Poultry andForm Supplies ,24 LANDIS ME.. PHONE 67,

Arnold M. Bauer Hardware and Sporting Ooodi 44-46 So. Lfiurel St. BRIDGETON, N. J.

,u—>u>e. )'i»t It tor hot other purpo***. Will i or lot. INQUIRE . . . MAURICE EMMETT Bivalve, N. J-

i Al(0 *r ! plant* t Order* t

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Vlect From Our »1 Kprodal* ■ s""u"r »aS“.y sr 40 C, 1 Prlv*t. G t* It :n«h • K.ne h, SO CUSMM

P. Q HyO’

$5.00

.tsridard. Ml. Roll). A. A

I am now booking orden for March and April Delivery of Barred Rock Baby Chicks CUSTOM HATCHING Send for Price list A. B. JOHNSTONE DORCHESTER. N 3.

NODDER’S Leghorn Baby Chicks are atrong and thrifty. Try then and prove It. ADo batching egg*, j price roaaoneblr. quality good. N. W. Boulevard, So. of Wheat Rd.. Vineland, N. J. I Phone—1804-R-82

Onion Sets Japs and Yellow Graded % Inch Good Quality Also All Kindi of Garden Seed Prim Reasonable LSerata&Sons BRIDGETON, N. J. Phone 1152

Qu»iity COCS A All Bock* r«rrfullr culled f<w •troex hurXy chick, *iid •x* production 8 C. M !>*• v-boai, tVerrtx Himim. B»irrd Rorlt,. K t. RTOs. riock Mi^norcs*. nil highly —— —

Dr. Arthur D. Gok&iaft Veterinary Burgeon 830 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Phone «S

Good April Dates Open Regular prices are 2c sad 2V*c per A. M. BECKER Standard Hatchery Vineland, N. J. Phone—S78-J-11

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WALLPAPER and PAINT at the LOWEST PRICES FOSS The Pa ; nt Man 641 Vz Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. “We Tell You How *

When We Service Your Chevrolet Genuine Chevrolet Parts When we •ervice your Chevrolet. •* aae gennise Chevrolet parti for all reptaceroenti. They not only wear longer and giver better xatixfacuon. but they Us© cost lew to natafl— for they fit the first time, without any expensive hand fitting Flat Rate Charges AD our service charge* are bawd on a low fiat-rate system, worked out by Chevrolet factory expert* All our work cerrie* the minimum charge (or first-daw workman whip sad genuine Chevrolet part*—and you know in ad ranee put what the expense will be. Specially Trained Mechanics Onr mechanic* are apecially trained in Chevrolet romee • work, and can perforu every senric* operation intelhgentlj Furthermore all work is done to the regular factory texts (or accuracy—diminatiug the necessity for readjurtaeat. Specially Designed Equipment Our shop equipment i» specially designed for Chevrolet aerrice work. Every machine i* built to <G one job perfecUy —and in the most efficient manner. Thus you save nosey in FOUR different ways when wt service your Chevrolet’. PORT NORRIS GARAGE rites*l 1M B LiKL H. BBOWH, Fro, 1 PORT NORRIS, N. J.