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To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off In five minutes with Cuti-
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keep your skin clear by using them for
dally tollet purposes. Don't fall to in-
clude Cuticura Talcum, Advertisement.
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retiring, will freshen and stren hen, eyes
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[Tentative Grades
for Can Tomatoes
Hoped That Specific Stand-
‘ards Will Result in Im-
provement of Stock.
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
Tentative grades for cannery toma-
toes have been formulated by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture for the purpose of providing a
basis for agreements and purchases of
raw material used in the manygfacture
of canned tomatoes and tomato prod-
ucts. It Is hoped that the use of spe-
cific standards will produce better
business relations between manufac-
the quality of the stock dellvered to
the cannery.
The principal of standardization is
now firmly established and becomes
more popular each year, the depart-
ment says.
| the buying and selling of farm crops
| and are now considered n Necessary
| feature of any well-ordered system of
| marketing. It Is felt that grades prob-
| ably can be made applicable to most,
| If not all, of the fruits and vegetables
| grown for cannery purposes,
No Standard Grades,
Up to the present time there
i
i
| tomatoes, Some manuf
endeavored to buy on
| definite specifications,
been little uniformity
| ogy snd application of such
drawn standards. Establ
| federal grades will enable all canners
to buy on a quality Desis and enable
| growers to sell tomatoes at “Prices
| commensurate with the qua! tity deliv-
{ ered, the department says.
Buccess of the department's system
| of grading canne ry crops seems to de-
| pend largely upon the establishment
of definite gradations in price to con-
form with the variations In quality
| and condition, It Is pointed out,
price gradations will furnish a stim-
ulus to the grower to strive to deliver
{ only a high quality product, In order
to secure the attendant premium. A
more or less
but there has
in the terminol-
low-grade tomatoes will also discour-
age the grower from
grade stock, and bring about a marked
improvement in the quality of the to
{ matoes grown and harvested The
| grower who finds that he Is unable
{ to produce tomatoes that will grade
| U. 8. No. 1 will be inclined to discrim-
| inate more carefully in the purchase
{ of his seed or plants, and will focus
his Interest on the elimination of the
{ unproductive and poorly adapted
strains of tom#toes and the constant
i Improvement of a few well-selected va-
| rleties, the department feels,
Growers of cannery tomatoes will
not be expected to use the proposed
grades as a basis for separating the
| crop Into two or three classes before
hauling to the cannery, as this prob.
{| ably would unduly increase handling
| costs, Canners ordinarily are. not
| equipped to handle lots of different
| qualities separately, and since individ
| ual lots lose their Identity immediate
[iy after being urloaded there would
| be little advantage in doing extensive
| sorting of the crop In the field, the
| department says. It Is feit that the
| more logical plan would be for manu.
facturers to employ the standards as
a basis for sampling the loads as they
{ come to the receiving platform, there-
by ascertaining the grade and fixing
the value of each load.
i To Try Out Standards.
| The principle of buying cannery to-
delivering low.
siderable interest among canners of
| tomatoes and. tomatp products and
| several manufacturers have indicated
| thelr Intention to try out the proposed
| federal standards as a basis for their
buying next season. One manufactur
er In southern New Jersey has Incor
porated In U, 8 No. 1 grade in
| western New York the grades will
| under contract for 1024.
| ners have assured the department that
| efforts being made to formulate a fair
| and workable system of grading, and
| have offered thelr co-operation In get-
| ting such a system established uni
| formly in that state.
The tentative grades have been ap-
| proved and adopted unanimously by
| the Tri-State Packers’ association, an
| rgunisation representing the cannery
Interests of Delaware, Maryland and
New Jersey. It also is reported that
the proposed grades probably will be
established as legal grades In New
Jersey by the bureau of markets of
the state department of agriculture.
Sweet Clover or Alfalfa
Soil Need Inoculation
Where neither sweet clover nor al
falfa have been grown It Is necessary
to inoculate the soll to obtain a stand
of either. Sometimes In the case of
overflow land, where Inoculation has
been carried by a stream from other
flelds it is not necessary to inoculate
but it Is not wise to attempt seeding
on a large scale withomt the certain
knowledge that the soil Is properly
Inoculated. In summer seeding the
hot rays of the sun will destroy the
bacteria if not properly covered, but
in the winter seeding Is not neces
sary to attempt to cover the inocu
lation,
Yellow sweet clover can be grown
farther north and at higher altitudes
than can white sweet clover. It ripens
aboul three weeks earlier and does not
grow coarse and tall
| Right Materials to.
Reduce Potato Scab
Disease Has Been Cause of
Serious Losses.
In view of the great tendency of
scab to appear when the soll is alka-
line, Dr. W. H. Martin, specinlistist in
potato diseases at the New Jersey
State College of Agriculture, suggests
that the potato grower exercise cau
tion In the use of albaline materials
suclf @s lime and nitrate of soda.
Potuto scab has long been the
of serious losses to tue potato grow-
ers of the state, Althcugh
ense was less scvere than usual dur
ing the past season, few fields were
observed to be entirely free from It.
Many fields were observed
much as 00 per cent of the
that scab Is usually
the soil acidity is increased
Instance was noticed
potato specially
comniete
Une
where
fertilizer
the result that a large
crop was so scabby as ‘eo be
On this same farm, on nnd whe
unsalnble,
sre g01-
considerable reduction
in scab was observed.
The influence of
and nitrate of soda In the develop:
of scab Is shown by the resul
test conducted In 1021, Wh
WHS used oniy
nent
ts of a
«0 per
was clean. as coms
ulphate
used In view of
results. the pot can
afford to give
ation to the qu
nitrogen in his p
avold the use of
nitrate of soda where seabby potatoes
have been grown in the past. |
information on this subject
writing to the New
experiment sia
Brunswick.
Check Row C orn P lanter
Improved by Illinoisian
Check row corn planters out
first in the time of our grandfathers,
but Improvements are made
year by year, gs inventors find some.
thing that needs improving. A Rock
Island (Ill) inventor has patented the
parts of a planter described here. The
front runner and fr are
rear iTaimes
cent of the
pared with
crop
42 per cent where
alo grower
well serious cons
estion of
source of
obtained by
Agricultural
New
came
being
Corn Planter.
hinged together, each check rower
having a hinged part and a catch, A
single flexible cord or cable extends
from one to the other, and is sup-
ported on the front runner frame. A
rock shaft is mounted on the rear maln
frame to swing veftically
When rocked by the treadle, two cord.
engaging elements on the rock
frame exert longitudinal
the end parts of the cords,
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Fertilizer Safe to Us se
on Land N
tension on
continued applications of it to
but in occasional use
year before. ‘hile
the yield and
the continued use of
end more than we gain.
not a royal road to success,
yard manure.
The chief benefit In its use on corn-
sian fly Infestation gives wheat a late
start, Where fertility is short, the
plant has little root growth before
frost checks growth entirely for the
season. Fertilizer fits In In such a
case, but not In continued use on the
same land and crop,
General Farm Hints
Guard rails in the pig pen keep the
sow from mashing her young.
* % =»
The only advantage of a scrub cow
Is that it doesn’t take so long to milk
her.
‘e. ® 0»
Grandpa says: Some men who com-
plain about bad weather are still
planting bad seed.
*
In some cases the eégg-eating hen
can only be cured by a dose of iron
applied with the hatohet,
* * »
By making repairs on machinery
easier and better a farm shop soon
results in less repairs to be made,
.
If the per cent of ammonia, phos
phoric acid, and potash in a fertilizer
does not total 14 per cent, buy some
thing else. lligh-analysis fertilizers
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sweets.
Wrigley’s is double
wvalue in the benefit and
pleasure it provides.
Sealed in its Parity
i
sweaters, stockings,
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Choose any color at drug store,
substitutes |
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it HU NTS SALVE falis in the
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