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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH, APRIL 7, 1922. o THE COTTAGE POULTRY 0 CACKLES n LESSEN BROODINESS OF HENS GETTING THE OUT OF GARDEN SPACE MOST FRUITS FOR HOME ORCHARDS Every Ambitious and Emhusiastia Poultry man Tries to Restrict Its Development. (Prepared by Little Expense and Time Required for Providing Various Delicaciee for Table Uae. , th. Untied Statea Departmcsi of Agriculture Broody hens, like wayward children, An excellent way to become more Inare a great discredit to their parenu and prosperous Is to start a dependent and a source of annoyance to all who home orchard ao tliere will soon be have to do with them. That is why of fruits for the family to use plenty one of the greatest concerns of every In for convenience various the ways ambitious and enthusiastic poultry-maIn living. Surely the is to restrict the apitearance and and for economy little expense and time required to development of broodiness In his start a home orchard could not be used Hock. The United States Department to better account these days of stress of Agriculture has found that breodl-nesThe first essential will be to break can be reduced very markedly the land. If It has not already been by careful, rigid and persistent selecturned, as soon as the site for the ortion. WARNING n Unless you see the name Bayer" on tablets, you am not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for s chard has been chosen. Deep, land with at least fair fertility Is best. If this laod Is available near the home It Is all the better, for the home orchard ought to be handy so fresh fruits may be gathered and brought tn wheu wanted. The land should be well broken end put In excellent condition before the trees are to be transplanted. Berries are essential for the home orchard. They bear before other ordinary fruits such as. peaches, apples, plums and pears. It requires a small area of laod to prodace an abundance of berries, hut every farmer should plant liberatly enough for the needs of his own family. Of the berries, none are better, neae surer than strawberries. Two or three varieties of strawberriea win be a good way to extead the season for this luscious fruft. Mitchell, Ktondyke, Aroma, Norwood, Senator Dunlap are worthy of places In the berry patch. 'Set tbe strawberry plants tn rows or four feet about three and one-hal-f apart. Cultivate very carefully, keeping weeds down and a mulch on (he surface during the summer, or until the plants spread so cultivation is no longer possible. Dewberries are treated somewhat like strawberries. The rows are, however, a little wider he permit cultivation till the vines extend over the middles. Blackberries tnay be set la rows about six feet apart when transplanted Colds Toothache Earache well-drain- At the Massachusetts experiment station, where a detailed experimental study uf broodiness has been made. It Th Combination Fruit and Vegetable Garden. Strawberriea Are Grown Under the Grapevinee Which Are Trained on a High Trallis. Young Fruit Treee Also Are Q rowing in Thla Garden. USE EVERY INCH OF GARDEN SOIL as Intensive Farming Well EASY Applies Small Plot as to to the Large Tract. TO .680W much experience le required to obtain the desired results. Just a little plant study and the knowledge of your soil then you are sure ef a garden that will supply your table. If the garden (a properly cared for throughout the season . There is no greater pleasure than that of growing a good garden-o- ne that Is the envy ef your nchbors and friends. WHEN TO VEGETABLES PUNT SWEET CORN Seed Should Not Be Sown Until ' Ground Is Warm and No Danger From Frost . Sweet bora should he planted on rich Cartful Gardener Can Find Room for land and cultivated the same as field Additional Plants If Bast Judg-macorn. Plant the seed as soon as the Is Ussd in Plansoli is warm la the spring, and make ning Seed Bed. successive plantings every two or three weeks until late summer. The same Intensive farming long ago won results can be obtained ,to some extent the O. K. of the practical agriculturist by planting early, medium and late who found that It was to hia financial varieties. Plant the seeds about two Interest to make two or more grow inches deep la drills three feet apart where one grew before. and thin to a single stalk vey 10 td The same rule applies, or should 14 Inches. apply, to the cottage gardener the Sweet corn, when grown in the fellow who has only a few feet of South, passes so quickly tfrom the milk space, compared with the three or to the dough stage thtt care should acre farm. be exercised to gather the crop just at It is Just as essentiul that the back the right time, lu order to secure the yard fence corners" be made to pro- most satisfactory resuMs. The flavor duce as It Is that the formerly un- of sweet corn depends upon Its stage used places on the farm be brought into a state of production. In the back yard of the majority of small homes, In both country and city, there are spaces that have been neglected because the man of the house was not exactly in the mood of spading It up when planting time arrived. Spading time should extend from the time the one crop was garnered the previous fall to the time when the soli Com In the Hoots Garden. Is actually prepared for the next season. Spading In the fall Is not a bad of maturity and the method of hanIdea. The leaves and other fertilizer dling the product from the giant to producing growths cin be turned under the table. Sweet corn loses Its sugar content very rapidly after being reand also made to work for you. moved from r the stalk. ' It should, Value of Rich Soil. obIf you are fortunate enough to therefore, be picked ouly a few fconra, tain a load or two of stable manure, and preferably a few minutes, la adof course it Is better to turn this vance of the time when It Is to he under In the fall and allow It to be well placed In the pot rotted by spring and not blown away Varieties recommended: For early by the winter winds. Although much corn Golden Bantam aad Adams manure has a large quantity of straw Early are suggested, and for medium mixed with It, the straw also enriches and late varieties Black Mexican or the soil. White Mexican, Country Gentleman With the ground well cared for In and StowelPs Evergreen. The the fall before the freezing weather variety has the largest ears and most the starts, It Is In Yandition to be brought Is productive. United Into the best producing state In the early States Department of Agriculture. spring, when little. If any, spading will be neefessary to make-- ' the seed bed GROWING CELERY and the worst of the work Is over and his with is the home gardener happy Growing celery for family use by the prospects. bed method cannot be excelled for attime Then when actual planting taining crispness and delicacy of comes when the ground Is warm and flavor, according to horticulturists of there seems to be no danger of frost Ohio experiment station after testthe that Is the time to make the most of ing the various schemes of Intensive the situation. garden culture of this crop. AccordNo plants will do their best If ing to their plan celery may be obcrowded, but there are many vegetab'es tained In the small garden from Nothat will do well by being planted vember till midwinter. For this crop Those that require a level bed four feet wide and aa long Hose together. met space should have all they need-- hut as desired Is selected. A ditch Is dug It is well to remember thAtefome six Inches-jdep- ; full- width of the of the small vegetables that grow fclose bed, smoothed on the bottom, covered to the ground and are out of the way with three, Inches of stable manure sariy can be grown between the larger and then with three Inches of the best plants, such as tomatoes and beans, soli saved for the purpose. Soaking which develop slowly. the ground causes It to settle. If deWhen Crowding Can Be Dons. sired, radishes, lettuce or any early By exercising careful Judgment a crop may be grown befoplanting In done be little more crowding may celery. some Instances than has been done by many gardeners, and more Intercropping planting between the Inter GARDENS MUST HAVE CARE developing plants may be carried out. of the much to the gratification A good start for a garden is gardener. iften lost about the time the the to proud It Is a great pleasure reeds appear. No matter how canlener to see the young plants shootarefully the garden may he his of comer nook and In every ing up or how rich the soil or danted back yard no weeds stakes for the the seeds, failure will ostly more rapid growing plants everything urely follow if the proper cultl-atio- n looking prosperous. and care are not given Wh reasonable weather conditions luring the growing seaon. 4 It us Jut ns easy to have a splendid garden as It Is a poor one and not rt A four-hundr- 1 i. last-name- d Ths Early Hatched Pullst Is tha On That Begins to Lay Early In Aha FalL was ascertained that previous to the practice of selection the average hea In the flock was broody 3.8S time a year. After painstaking selection was practiced for five years, this tendency to broodiness was reduced so that the average egg producer la the flock developed broodluess only 0.36 times n year. A study of the correlations between broodiness and 'egg production shows that pullets that are very broody tend to lay relatively few eggs between their broody periods. There Is no one dominant cause of broodiness among poultry. Genetically, there occur four distinct types of nonbroodlness and one of broodiness. It is believed that birds showing only a slight tendency to broodiness belong to the same class as the nonbroody fowls, as each baa about the same proportion of broody offspring. The determination of broodiness Is complicated by the fact that birds 'that are not broody during the pullet year may become broody during their second or third laying season. A Bayer boxes of 12 tablets Alan bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. Amiris Is tbe tads urk ef twu Maastoctwe of UosousUeuiaasttr sf ItUoMI BOSSES COCGHWOf Distemper Compc3 Spohns te tmk TvitaokM It up and pot them back In condition. ObnsSa poors' ue baa mada "SPOHN'S" tndlapanaabla la traatlaa ansl-crtloni, and Cold. Influania and Dlatampar, with th.tr raanltlna OSS and nil dlaoaasa of tha throat, nosa aad Data n.arvelou.ly aa a pravontlva, aeta .q tulip wall aa a can, okkhr abla la two alsoa at drug atoms. irOHM MEDICAL COMP ANT COSHIM, IWMM Dyspepsia Soon Disappears When Yon Taka TAN LAC ,000000 Bottles SeU . What Wat Lacking. e man. I know. It seems to me ba should DONT FEAR ASPIRIN have gone to an expert now and then IF IT IS for advice. Hes a self-mad- Leek for Name Bsyar ea Tahiotn Then You Need Never Werry. To get genuine Bayer TSMats St Look out for propositions that will Aspirin you must look for tha sstdy not bear looking Into. Bayer Cross on each package aad each tablet. The Hayer Cross means traa wart Ask Your Dealer famous Aspirin, proscribed by fftftf-dsn- s for for over twenty-on- e years, sad proved safe by millions forCsMt BanG ache. Earache, Toothache, lsaralg Lumbago, Neuritis, and for Fain ha general. Proper and safe dlnrtlwi TsmTs Wear Oaaiaatoed are in each unbroken Bayer ptffrtgb -- Advertisement, .. . Beware of tbe man who la forever harping on hie honesty. A REAL Don't Forget Cutleure Tslswn . When adding to your toilet mqnMtss $23.00 VIOLIN FREE An exquisite face, skin, baby and dual oar hv cog not. it If Ing powder and perfume, winifcrtnj s urns vioiis Icmom 4 si other perfumes suiierfluom. Yen may OvMtt is Amhncriq Over 40 fiscs bdsdidi Eoqr n rely on It because one of the Cut lews Trio (Soap, Ointment and Talrsm). firga7rri IfnwmytMWi 25c each everywhere. Adverttaaasaat YourausuoM The Eternal Feminine. rioliagssrsMMt Soma Wall Pruned Peach Tress. mm for the home berry patch. Plants may he four feet apart In the row. Peaches Will respond to good preparation and good care afterwards. Several varieties will be desirable to afford fruit, early, and late. Of the early apples. Red June, Tel-loTransparent, Sweet Bough, Matden Blush, Red Astrachan are suitable. Later varieties or .early fall sorts: Jonathan, Grimes, Delicious, Ben Da via Late: Mammoth Black Twig, Wlnesap, Stamen. There are many othera. Varieties of plums recommended by Prof. J. R. Cooper, Arkansas College of Agriculture, are: Wild Goose, Shropshire, Damson, Red June, Burbank, Abundance, Arkansas The following raspberries: Red, King or Outhbert, Klttatlng .or Snyder; black. Black Pearl, St. Regis are favored. The orchard land may be prepared, then the trees set any time daring .late winter when the season (s favorable or la epring before the buds swell usually, the earlier the better, to give the roots a chance to start the holr-llk- e roots to nourish the trees and build up tissues in growth mid-seaso- n Be careful about culling btrda. Too NO ECONOMY IN SMALL TREES Plants Hava Had Little Time to Shew Their Qualities and Cannot Bs Culled. Yeung few weeks, when any old bird wit) produce eggs; then do your culling Is the summer, from Juno to September It Is poor economy to buy very mall trees are best, though an experienced man, with careful attrition. can get Just about as good results with good but it takes an experL One thing is that the younger trees have had less time to show their characteristics, and can not be culled us closely aa the older ones. Two-year-ol- Brooder lamps should be cleaned every day. While the Money Lasts. North "A fool and bis money are soon parted. West But until tfcqyVe parted hes not a foeL A-$-- are liable to get rid of as many good ones as poor ones. As long as youvi fed them all during the winter, H would be safer to feed them anothei Feed table scraps and kitchen waste . rou-tad- y I Feed grain once or twice a day. GETJZ , fnepentfere TH IN CULLING Ono la Liabla to Discard as Man) Good Laysrs aa Poor Onoa Lato in Wintor. Is not a good layer. Rather Unwrapped. . Otto Kahn, tbe New York iaaadsr. objects to the modern girl's hath lag sae tire a maillot or satt, aa skirt, no stockings. Look there 1' be said one aMraGag at Coronado, as a very pretty girt Is a black silk maillot ran dean . tha beach. You could never say that gM bad a rapt look now, eeatd real one-piec- Cate EXERCISE CARE fat hen USB HaTi e A package which contains proper directions. SuspenderS For the improvement of poultry by careful selection of breeding stock, the poultry department of the division at extension work of the California College of Agriculture has Instituted a new project with the hateherymen at Previous to this Alameda county. time, the assertions of the egg dealer were the only guide to those who bought eggs for hatching and dealt In baby chicks, as to the quality of the eggs they were getting. There was opportunity for frequent abuse or ooafl-dencin the business. Under the present plan about 20,080 birds have been inspected by poultry exports, and those which have met the requirements decided upon for weight, egg production, size and shape of eggs and other points, have been accepted as eligible for the production of eggs far hatching. have Hateherymen agreed to use no eggs except those from tested flocks. Feed a dry mash. Lumbago K3ExcellO - W Rheumatism Neuritis Pain, Pain Handy California College Institutes Now Project for Improv writ of Poultry Flocks. poimuiK Headache Neuralgia Bayer xcept only PROPER EGGS FOR HATCHING -- Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. I , PROPER TOOLS FC3 PRUNING Wood Axe Work Is Essential for EfficieLop Shears and Saw Are Very Handy. - An efficient job of ; runing cannot lx done with the wood axe. If you feel that you cannot afford a set of pruning Ion der the chicks occasionally dun tools for the amount of work you hue ing the first eight weeks. to do. get your neighbor to go In with you and purchase tools together. The The flock with shelter from storrai two handiest pruning tools are lop and with clean surroundings has thi shears (shears with handles 2 to 2j besl protection against disease. feet long), utid a pruning saw. lMKRIALAfUSIC tow-- a SCHOOt-300- Ifm Isw 168traef 9 SAN FRANCUCO'CAUFORNIA MIKE 1. ioim .roSubl. Id. nomoy la maoonlil work, writ. Cluu. Murdock, HU rtoor. W.tfiMUMr Bid. IX WortO, T.UI W. N. U., 8alt Lake City, No. 14-19-22. The last shall be flrsL 'Tea especially when a woman reading a good novel 1 Litter. Well, here you are In year surrounded by literature, Net emtnrc, said the editor. In a factory devoted exclusively to manufacturing Goodyear Tires for small cars, tbe two tires illustrated above are made. One is the famous 30 3 Goodyear All Weather Tread Clincher. By long wear, superior traction, freedom from skidding, and ultimate economy, tbe Goodyear -- Tread has won unquestioned leadership. As a companion to this tire there is the Goodyear 30 x Zyi Cross Rib. 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