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Show - ... - I MflSlllllEASES OF SULPHUR SPRAYS EGG PRODUCTION After Every Meal Results From Field Demonstration in New Jersey. Quick Beltsville Farm Obtains Best Results With Meat Scrap, Ground Oats and Wheat Bran. 1vMi r.:olh2rs in Returns From Potato Crop ReJersey Had Been Greatly Scab-C- rop duced on Account of i(rjow ti. New : Giilns Castc NowClean."1 KEPT FOWLS CONDITION IN Sme to Be Best Among Vegetable Proteins for Poultry-Te- sts Show Fish Meal to 6e Particularly Good. helps the stomach. After a hearty meal, try its friendly relief and comfort to the (Prepared by th l'nild State Department of Agriculture.) The fiest wash for stimulating egg production In hens of the general-punosbreeds, such a the Plymouth Kocks and Wyandot ten. according to flknving United States Department of e experiments carried on by the United Is States Department of Agricultui stomach. over-burden- ed rtmnt ,er. pared by th. t!liJ of Agriculture.) results In A good example of quick a practice farm of the improvement demonstration work by tni Gluten Meal ... EFFECT BENEFICIAL .fed It is the beneficial and satisfying sweet for old and young. vjfll i 4Vl small. - - yV' J- - , -- - WHIG LEY'S I CHEWIMG&WCCT A of - Boars Signature fi Agricul- ture and the state was found recently where on a New Jersey iotato farm, the last the returns from the crop in reduced fen vears Jmd been greatly on account of stub. The department an.l Hie state put on a demonstration the on tliis farm last year to show of use sulphur of the nenellclul effect rein preventing this disease in this acfield, the of ne r On gion. no sul-p'cording to the owner, where were hardly tubers was used the feed. for hog enough This vear, as a result of the. lesson brought' out in .the different parts of the field, the entire field produced a on the safe good clean crop. To be to wide the grower applied 000 pounds been had scab the Where the acre. vwr-- r last year there wa no disease rNABCOi V. K I Try the New -- and iwen-- ForfeJ r fcf Thirty g all and the yield, estimated by a large number of hills, was bushels of clean ..to ..be. acre. the to potatoesIn the demonstration conducted last sulyear three different quantities of 300, 150, of a rate phur were used at and CitKi pounds to the acre. The first gave practically no control, the second about 00 per cent reduction, nnd the In this third practically complete. work flowers of sulpbnr. or sulphur du.-- t. was used. dig-gin- lit Very r-Jv- I r And the cost is suniiau? tinfttfce :5loaaa5BZ-- lit m I 1 I Exact Copy at Wrapper. c ........... il I H Years ... ................. V. His Deduction. Her Military Aunt" " thick-set Mrs. Wldder Smallwuist was "You recollect that anooji Smothers, that licked Constable Guu-slai- n maid was always going out. about a year ngq?" Inquired Mrs. "Sarah," said Sirs. Smallttit Johnson. "Well, she married him yes- cannot have you continually gog Next Sunday you must stay tt k terday." " returned Gap Johnson ol "Oh, but mu'am, I've promise Rumpus ltldge. "Do you reckon she aunt to spend the ufternoonwiata It Was just then that Uttk) to gut to thinking It over and finally figured that she didn't punish him enough chipped In. "Do let her go, ma !" be said, the first time." Kansas City Star. aunt has lieen made a sergtut t; he's got a new coat with strips Musical Note. Minneapolis Tribune. A very deaf old woman walking an saw turnItalian street the along Hint for Amateur Palnut ing a peanut roaster. She stood lookWhen shook It and her at painting or aroishisf ir head, awhile, ing said: "Xo, I shan't give yon any wood, always first paint the wool it money for such music as that. I can't shellac and let It dry befort&t hear any of the tunes, and besides It or Tarnishing. This saves ibosit smells as If there were something burn- the paint and gives a much hir&rt smoother surface to the wood. ing Inside "The Congregutlonallst Early Hatched Plymouth Rock Pullet one that Is not so rich in comment PROTEIN FEED INESSENTIAL and meat scrap cs those frequently fed to Leghorns. On the department's Alfalfa Is Especially Adapted to Profit, able Flow of Milk From poultry farm at Beltsville, Md.f the Dairy Cows. best results with general-purposhens were obtained with a mash containing feed Dairy 'cow s require only 13 per cent of meat scrap with considerable ground outs and wheat to give a profitable flow of milk. Is especially suited to this and brun. The entire mixture Is made up In the proportion of three parts of is much cheaper than protein concencorn meal, one part of bran, one and trate? fed with rough- meat f one scrap, part parts of of middlings, two parts of ground oat, a nnd 5 per cent of Unseed meal. As a R if- result of listing this feed the heiis pro- K duced a good yield, of eggs, but did not Nov become overfnt ami were In good breeding condition. Ration for Leghorns. Putnam Fadeless Dyes dyes or tints as you wish Few men know when to kepi t Tbe best metals lose their sparkle Leghorns nnd other breeds of the to stop. when use. unless brightened by same type can use a heavier and more Evidently Christians. An American family living in China stimulating ration without endanger A thing of lieauty Is a Joy forever. Ignorance and fear gohandhki lug their physical condition and the recently hired two servants from Nanhatching qunllty of the eggs. The king, a missionary center. AccordingI I 1 1 Jir- mash that has been giving the best ly, the new servants were Christians. CZT EIAD7 KOWI Another' Chinese servant In the family results with the department's Leghorn discovered the newcomers' religion and fluCk Is made up of four ports bran, i ihh llliilnil"-T- l I ti viit hmtf rmu mmr tW mtMf-fMAlfalfa Is Very Palatable. reported the fact to his uiMress. A.skel four parts middlings, Art parts corn tVatia Pvt. halts ftrts m4 Iwnut mmU a of ment scrap 20 and knew menl, were bow new he Christhe parts boys 1 f,uoa.ww. KT is tians, he said: "Oh, they know all Barred Plymouth Hook pullets fed on age. It LM estimated that a dry cow will to 2o pounds of alfulfa a eat In Id a mash this more few about God, Jesus Christ, and Santa eggs heavy ' than pullets" of the same breed fed on day and a milking cow 25 to 30 pounds. Claus," the. first mash, but they suffered in Alfalra Is cooling, laxutlve, and very When alfalfa Is used inhealth anil their egs were lower In palatable. Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp. stead of concentrated feeds, the" cost fertility. On retiring gently rub spots of dan1 Jw. VOK.h!yT of production is cut down. druff and Itching with Catlcnra OintVegetable Proteins. ment Kext morning shampoo with Among the vegetable proteins fed to Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make poultry, the department has found FILL SILO WITH BEET TOPS that gluten meal seems to lie the best, them your everyday toilet preparations IWtli and bare a clear skin and soft, whit although cotton seed and peanut meal Important That Dirt and Sand Be ore very sotisfaetory If supplemented Eliminated Weil-Buihands. Advertisement Struc with animal protein In the form of ture Is Safe. World a Mystery. svcm meat scrap, tankage, fish meal, or KV Wwrwlf H.. law Tut Ham This Is n funny world to milk, and with mineral salts. For good A goml crop of beets will yield from ' r i iiiilive In." Rones "Yes, and so few of resulls the vegetable proteins should 3V4 to 0 tons of processed silage. The us get out of It alive." W. N. U Salt Laks City, No. not esoWd'' 10 per cent of the total average cost of gathering the tops and mash. Tests have shown that a good filling, packing, and finishing the silo Easiest xcastle In the air to The simple life la all right for those grade of fish meal Is practically as Is about $1 a ton. It Is extremely Insistl Is a gnrage. who cud afford It. SAY good an meat scrap or Important that the tops be gathered nnd put Into small plies promptly tankage. We are as rich or as poor as our The joys of meeting pay for the after the beets are topped. The dirt Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets, ymvt minds make us. panes f parting. TUBERCULOSIS ON DECREASE may be easily shaken from the tops while tbe leaves are still fresh. It not getting the genuine Blyer product prescribed is Imperative that dirt and sand be far Prospect for Ultimately Ridding Court, eliminated. physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions The same structure that try of Disease Looks More Promis commonly used for puttlne ud ising Than Ever. corn silage may tie used for beet- Headache i' 4m Colds. Because beet tops pack The plan for eradicating tuberculosis top silage, In cattle from entire areas, such as in.' a very dense mass, Toothache ; Rheumatisa will sometimes crack nnd spread and counties. Is dally growing In popularity, thus allow air to enter. A well built according to rep.-trtNeuritis coming to the silo Is Lumbago hold you reasonably safe. United States Department of Agriculit lm ture. The Idea MichIn cent close taken bold eye you'U Neuralgia,. Pain, Paifl FEED FOR FATTENING STOCK igan and Is spreading rapidly. Already lose live counties have f recti of the cheap Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper plague and reports from the Inspector Addition of Alfalfa to Ration for Cab. make ItK charge- for the government show tie Givei Better and More Handy "Bayer" bom of IS Ubleta AU bottles of U sad that the bnnrds Of supervisors hnve Profitable Gains. Awlrl. to U. trmtU Mrk f Unt MMitMtM ef Homm- -lose of quality. appropriated money and made proviNot Beauty Parlors. sion for coirtpcratlng with state and Experiments (,f the United State "Snmkers" for women now innke .Tederal fortes. VJien one county Joins Department of Agriculture have shown their appearance on Rrltlsh trains. (he ranks for eradkntion its action that alfalfa added to a ratltsi for fat Women have bet-crowding the men's stimulates others to fofToyv. The pros-ipc- t tening cattle or young stock compartments to an uncomfortable degfor ultimately ridding Th country gives hotter and more growing profitable ga'ns. ree-not, olllelnls because they of the dlfOiist never looktMl so 'promis- Compared with hay' from sorgliuni want to ride with say, the men, but ing as at prenent, say those In charge. and the grasses, lf,ilf has consist. they Insist on smoking while Kiven the ns. There jently Scientific American. traveling. seems be to little difference In t,e re FEEDING VALUE OF ALFALFA erven sults the by alfalfa or clover and leav-en- er Doa't Cot Oat jthe Something In That. Surpasses Cowpeat, Soy Beant or other legumes, but alfalfa Is more iiu "Why always buy your and Is more readily nd comeconShoe Boil. Capped Clover, Partly Because It li on th,. Instrllnvnt plan?" consumed. pletely v AIM. More Mat Palatable. in "Ihey try to give me stuff, that will Hodt orEonitiifor kitchen, last """I the Installments are all alfalfa bus n blgher ESTIMATE MARKETING COST l ' "Uh-huh!- e t high-protei- fa one-hal- Zest- - Helps Digest Adds Changes Last Year's Frock to MM mm in dt ME EYES HU lt iiu -i 42-19- 22. high-grad- The sun is the largest but the so to your "BAYER" when you buy. e :r can that sight of the sun. Don't let a price or a big can baking powder you sight lt Is-e- n dire4 1 MET. AjLM TionoMv BAKING POWDER Is iiH;tii6i be-ca- b.-s- quality for real pal-stab- le s the omy ahvaysuseCalumet, one trial will convince you. The sale of Calumet is over 150 greater than that of any other baking powder. Well-cure- d feeding" value the grasses than hay nin It ba a greater feeding cow peas, soy bean.-(,r .lobeesuse It Is more pal- value than ver, partly atable. Kx.ierlment have shown that If Is tifiirly ininl to when! bran and an CNitionilonl substitute for high-price- iv ,m BEST BT TEST TilE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER protein concentrates. t ade when tbe alfalfa Is in fu!i - best for cattle, sheep an.l horo, but hogs emd poultry .find It ton ronrse and make considerate wnst unless fed oa hay cut In the earlier stages f bloom when stems are finer. Transcript. Whether Sold Through Commission Man or Growers' Assoaton There is Expense. Punctilious. " I I"! felhiw U very equitable is, ,,. fo not forr.t that It riKt, thins to sell farm product. Wh.- -i ,.r you sell or your nmr. b.itH. to.,,,,,!,.-- or growers ns.,Hti,, .,,, then will hp ctt. Yon cm'! lice for nothing. Whatever ,,!.', nmn mny Vhnt vr no, estimate t Is necewary for e uii..tni,.i ketlng. , m'P. -'- ""Nviii,. ( '..urler-Journa- t. Refreshes Weary Eyes Vv henYout KecomnwnOtd Es feel Dull b All DtviU rJ about fas"'. ... no-- N BOt ItUter of woyr' ee. bora can pe wct ddiverel. Book Your Ami mm kOi-- , . ,-- A Hairf . , |