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Tells you where to buy or sell any ofl stock, and gives you free any infor. mation you desire. Write FLOYD SCOTT & COMPANY Plonder Oll Operators and Brokers Suite 88, Bdws, Didg., Ft. Worth, Tex, Straw In Worth (Prepared by the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture.) in section crop has gained markedly tance In practically every the country. the fact that practical and satisfactory bean are now on the mar. ket at.comnaratively reasonable prices and are efficient for harvesting the crop either when grown under level of cultivation, value of for harvesters methods increases the as a greatly crop not only forage poses, The most common like machine which is drawn by two horses. As the machine the row of plants four sets of rapidly revolving arms shatter the beans from the the body of the har vester, the machine long the is passes pods into While f the row seed 1 the operators, ti team can har- harvesting means cut®zg thrashing the erop In tion-—one acre of beans in two by this about 20 bushels to the acre, ons two men with a vest-——and one opera- } hours nethod where the vield Is r ; here Is some loss of beans it 8 more r the of saving ¥ compensated b ‘esting In other ways, If the plants are not too coarse the algo he used to good advantage in the ha Bre od Is gaining favor rapidly sections, as the average self-bhinder ean vest of the taller This meth- in many Owns wing varieties of beans, grower Hil hile, as a rule, unless he intends to produce soy beans not pa a spe as a sular rotation crop it will to purchase But individually harvester, where several this equipment such For grain binder commendable, results, where the of the leaves still are then the harvesting is easier Mowing Machine Used, nachine Is also used to extent In saving Generally where it ndvisanle have a sidedelivery attachment, in order that the horses will not trample However, The mowing the crop. in the swath of cut beans, where such an appliance is not avail man can follow the machine with a pitchfork and remove the plants team, for If trampled upon many of seeds will be shelled out and The shelf-rake reaper, which results, as it harvests the When cut with a mowing machine or These piles or shocks should be left for four or five days in good drying weather or until the grain is found to be fairly dry in the pods, Wet weather does not injure the crop seriously, provided the plants are not allowed to rest on the ground for any length of time, % Where a binder is used the bound bundies should be shocked eight or ten to an shock and allowed to remain until thoroughly dry. Hay caps are not nee essary when the piles or bundles are shocked properly. They may remain in the d until thrashing time or if thoroughly dry they may be housed and thrashed later. The cured plants are ordinarily gathered from the fleld by hand, but the web loader commonly used for haying will do the work more rapidly and with less loss of seed than the hand methods, Should Adjust Separator, The ordinary grain separator cafl be adjusted to thrush cny beaus success fully, but as equipped for small grains { a large percentage of cracked beans will result. The chief of split beans Is the high speed of the evlinder, cause which should be reduced at least one half, although the speed of the fans { and other parts of the should maintained. This may | accomplished by doubling the size of both cylinder pulleys, In | a special set of thin concaves Is used gepn be ROME OHYeR some of 1} od judg of the thrasherman in other instances @ { CONCAvVes while are removed, G the part { will enable him to adjust the ordinary 1 that the may be rashed with little Some mnufacturers have pea an hulling attachments for sparators, which are said to do satis work, These attachments may added to the ordinary separator at | small cost, ment on separator so beans splitting. and grain special actory { be fal Md Spec pea and bean separators of different sizes are pow on the market These types of machines do clean hull and split practically of the Undoubtedly satisfactory i the ing none such separa- and where a considerable acre { beans Is grown, nsive seed production, in- by the Soy are more eC. age In sections where there is exis vestment in such dry, can easily bhé In only a small 80> method or ~this i# practicable and economical, few sections a corn shredd« used to adv; rs v5 #1 ntage. dried, the beans shell with this machine. Straw Makes Good Feed. fromn tl is n Slim obtained for for all kinds of straw The } the soy 1 goed ean LEME me th time of locality i ! men, and stock feeders. soy-bean seed properly handled, #poils care exercised In curing and storing heans are thrashed t° carefully When there Ig no such danger lan, perhaps, is to 1 it on a floor Immediately and shovel watched to a thoroughly The best end molding. socia after Rprens rashing to time until they a thorough. After they may be put or bins, dry ai free circulation of alr. 8 safe The this sacks should be iy into SOY. loses Its viability rapidly fe to hold seed for panting not “«h re than two sea-ons of the bean the cowpen, are rarely attacked by poses TY mn sOY ike those weeviis or other grain insects, of Biological Survey as Protec. tion for Trees. suggested States bio is The D. following formula A. Gilchrist, United survey an effective ns tree protection against rabbits, enemies of young fruit trees: Dissolve one ounce of strychnine sul phate in three quarts of boiling water and add onehalf pint of laundry previously dissolved In one pint of cold water. Boil this mixture until it becomes a clear paste, Add ounce of glycerine and stir thor When sufficiently cool, apply to trunks of trees, with a paint brush. Rabbits that gnaw the bark will killed before the tree Is injured. Note: It is probable that one-half pint of molasses may for one ounce of glycerine. ELEVATED SITE FOR ORCHARD one Between Rows to Carry Off Excess Moisture. ————— on which to plant fruit trees. If the water table Is too close to the surface the land must be plowed in such ft Way that it will be ridged up to provide drainage in order to keep the roots of the fruit trees from standing in the water. Drainage ditches should be provided between the rows of the trees. If the trees are planted on up land clay they should be planted to the same depth that they stood in the nursery, If the soll is light or sandy they. should be planted two inches deeper. Be sure to buy from rellable nurseries. It Is a waste of labor, time and money to plant diseased trees or varieties not sulted to the locality It which they are to be grown. Taking Thedford’s Black-Draught. Peach Orchard, Ark.—Mras, Btta laxative, and tried Black. “I can't say enough for Thedford's Black-Draught, “It fine for stomach and trouble, and I keep It for this, A doses soon make me feel as good new. I am glad to tell good it did.” is HE others package of "Diamond Dyes contalns directions so simple that any woman can diamond-dye a new, rich fadeless color into worn, abby gar ments, draperies, coverings, whether Another Quick Firing Pi An Alabama man has Inver | tol practically j chive gun, ns its i i i thas | Last 3 into a chain of aln sired. 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Doesn’t hurt a bit and Preszone costs only a few cents. With your fingers! You can lift off any hard corn, soft corn. or corn be tween the toes, and the hard skin cal luses from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of “Freezone™ costs Hitle at any drug store: apply a few drops upon the or In- stantly It stops hurting, shortly sou lift that bothersome corn or cal lous right off, root and all, without one bit of pain or sorenegs, Traly! No humbug !—Ady, corn callous, then No one Is ever thankful enough that what really did say not re peated, he was ———————————— No one envies possessions any one: only his ha, 3 old : 4 Al SLL Le a : ALR FAS —— “Bayer taken Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, { bago, Rheumatism, Joint Pains, Net i tis, and Pain generally, To get relief the safe and proper directions in each of “Bayer Tablets quick follow carefully | unbroken | of stamped with The “Bayer _ns uine, world-famous Aspirin by physicians for over eighteen years, Handy tin of 12 but a few Druggists also sell larger “Bayer” packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Ma f of Monoaceticacidester of acld.—Ady. An Exception. is but mockery ackuge ¥ “Bayer ( the r gen prescribed 1 boxes tablels cost cents, pe ROry ied i 1 nking.—Bal- Cuticura for Sore Hands, ng in the hot suds of Cuticura Soap, dry and rub ticura Olntment. Remove Ointment with tissue paper. only one of the things Cuticura if Soap, Olontment and Talcum are used i for all toilet purposes.—Ady. The Exception. Bonk hands on retiring in Cu- surplus This is wili do {an drop.” You can are helping their own save paving rem could reach prosperity i 8 ar # Surfaces eon TTT A TI Peery's romoptly ¥ happiness ia things — forep i orget BELLARS ESTION J INDIES ) 6 BELLANS | Hot water pe — Sure Relief ELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION 0 Ny Sr P xR rt id make a bome of their — “oa and reduce cost of living—where they essy terms, to 48 bushels years has yielded from 20 undreds of {armers in Western Prosperity, indeg ence, goo Good climate, £2 Pa. 4 LN he Nh is more reasonable for an that same ipfant. Either be tolerated by specialists Your Physician will tell you Jractie Neither would that Baby's medicine must be to your ailing child anything but moment, then, think a medicine of iving especially prepared Make a mental note of your Baby must receive special prepared for grown-ups, the organs of Baby is so abnormal that use of medicines primarily
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