12 Months to Pay <p Send ‘No Money <y Liberal Allowance for Old Machine *400 THE SHARPLES SEPARATOR COM- PANY, one of the largest and oldest Cream Separator manufacturers, will send a Sharples Allsteel Cream Separator to your farm, all charges prepaid, so that you can try it Thirty Days Free at our risk. No obligations on your part. Now is your chance to try the latest improvement in the Separator world. Write today for details. Agricultural College Professors and Teachers are enthusiastic and unstinted in their praise of this wonder Separator. A Job to Suit Foreman—Here, now, Murp gor: I'm trembling all over. Foreman—Well, then, lend with the sieve. Always Attractive hy, what | “I have some most attractive stock | to sell.” | “Yep, 1 suppose so. Anyhow, I've pever seen a stock certificate that wasn’t a beautiful think to look at"— { Detroit Free Press, a band A CHa co, a EW von COPF CMCaco a) Since 1853 Monarch Coffee has been the accepted brand in homes where highest quality is demanded. Millions drink it every day. If you were to pay $1.00 a und you couldn't buy a ner quality. Yet Monarch is priced so low it is econ- omy to serve it regularly. Order a supply today from your Regular Retail Grocer. “BEST IN 28 YEARS" “In the past 25 years we have had many different brands of well-known coflees, but have not found sny that cen com- pore with Monarch in , price and repeat sales. Wee y rec it 10 the most particular trade.” ED, PLATH Davenpont, lows Not Sold by Chain Stores Peanut Batter Prepared M Grape Juice Fruit Salad Pineapple Both Awful Jack—I1 tell you, when girl the suspense is awful, sneezed at, either, — Seest thou a that his word? fool than of him. man is REID, MURDOCH & CO. 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XUrite ried and domestis perfume sets 8 WANTED. 6 Touraine Tumblers Presentation Perfume x LE ¥ Wide Variance in Cost of Potatoes Study Carried on by Depart- ment of Agriculture in Big Producing States. (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) Yield per acre is the principal cause of variation in the cost of producing potatoes, the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture points out in a cost study In important potato pro- ducing sections of Minnesota, Wis. consin, Michigan, New York, and Maine. The survey dealt with costs in 1019, but the conclusions drawn are generaily applicable to other years, Farmers who received 130 bushels of potatoes per acre pro- duced them at an average of 72 cents while those who had a yield of less than 70 bushels had an average cost per bushel of £1.49. The cost per bushel of potatoes grown on 461 farms ranged from 80 cents to $2.45, with most farms producing at a cost of $1 or less per bushel. Important Cost Man and horse labor were the most important {items of in areas studied in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and New York, whereas commercial fertilizer was the item of cost In Aroostook Maine, In Aroostook county fertilizer cost larger per than the combined of man horse labor, The Clay 09, and Maine, 60. The yield per acre in Clay coun ty, Minnesota, was 108 mak ing the cost per bushel 76 cents, while Items, cost was acre cost cost per acre was lowest Minnesotn in where the acre « county, heing higher Aroostook county, ost was S210. hushels, a vield of 278 bushels in Aroostoox Maine, resulted in per bushel of 70 cents Cost an average fairly it definite fitted Into a in all Minnesota, not grown in with potatoes Potatoes Areas except in wheat any erop rotation Clay county, and were rotation other corn is where oats arenas hay, potatoes, grown) seeded to grass con per cent through the grain tg coming varied from 41.5 larron wanty, Wisconsin cent in Aroostook, Maine Man and Horse Labor, of the for and picking total tatoes Ce ne contracted of In areas where ne labor was result the hours tatoes were included, the of man labor expended In acre of potatoes varied hours In Anoka county, to 92.7 hours per acre in ty, Wisconsin. The hours work per acre were or 85.7 Clay county, and highest In Monroe York, 1180 hours Commercial fertilizer was appiied at the rate of 1980 pounds per acre upon potato land in Aroostook county, Maine Nope the areas studied approached commercial fertilizer appl The amount of man labor and horse work, together with the cultural prac area, de picking as raising an from 63.7 arron coun of the lowest Minnesotan New used used in county, where were of other this ication each are given In Producing Po which may to Washington Practices in of upon of Agriculture, copies be ob free partment D. C request the De Most Farm Cooperatives More than 45 per cent of the 10,160 farmers’ business organizations report are In states of Agriculture up te April 1 the seven west North Central including Minnesota, North South Dakota, Iowa, Missouri, braska, and Kansas, Over 25 of the associations are in the five east North Central states, Including ©Ohlo, Indiana, Ilinols, Michigan and Wiscon- gin, and more than 8 per cent are in the three Pacific Coast states, Minnesota leads In number of asso clations, 1330 organizations being re ported from that state, Other states with numerous farmers’ business or ganizations are lowa with 1.030; Wis. consin, 879; lilinols, 640, and Nebras. ka. 477. Seven hundred and seventeen co-operatives are engaged In retailing These are mostly stores and a large percentage of them are located In the following states: Minnesota, 83; Ne- braska, 86; Iowa, 84; Kansas, 68; Wis. consin, 49, Ne Cattle-Tick Eradication Now Possible Anywhere Experience shows that It Is possible to eradicate cattle-fever ticks any- where, even on swampy, brushy, free. range land, asserts the United States Department of Agriculture in an ex. hibit panel recently prepared for dis play In tick-infested localities, To convince the skeptical observer, the department shows a picture of such land, where eradication was ac complished and which has been free from ticks ever since. The average observer might think it futile to at. tempt tick eradication in a region such as pletured. The grass often swarms with young ticks. Dipping cattle, however, kills the ticks before they develop to the repro- ductive stage, and ticks that do not get on cattle die In a few months, Thus the eattlefever tick becomes ex- tinet in one season in localities that sonduct thorough systematic dipping. Candle Eggs Before Shipment Is Urged Plan Will Eliminate Bad (Prepared by the Unlied Siates Department of Agriculture.) Eggs shipped in interstate commerce should be carefully candled by ship pers, in order to eliminate those that are bad or that may spoil en route, say officials of the bureau of chemistry, United States Department of Agricul- ture, who are charged with the. en- forcement of the federal food and drugs act. Shipments containing eggs which have yolks stuck to the shell, moldy eggs, black spots, addled eggs, amy any other eggs which are filthy, decomposed or putrid are in violation of the law. Federal food Inspectors have been instructed to give particular attention to shipments of eggs during the warn months of spring and summer to see that the channels of Interstate merce are kept as free possible cCom- as law. Shipments of eggs that are in violation of the law may be seized and the Individuals responsible for the in- terstate shipment prosecuted under the federnl food and drugs the Some of the states have spe- requiring the of act, say cific laws candling before to elimination Careful candling shipment the eliminate of dealers The enable eggs of violating laws, but it nomical In that |t shipping charges on eggs likely to be rejected at fodde iE CO the hazard Raves place of receipt The United Dep Agriculture has a bull the Stn irtment methods and equl This bulletin may Ost upon a ipment Phu nt at Weshington mriment Bulletin 505, Eggs.” Materials and Methods for Efficient Spraying Ridelights on i anda Prof Par- the In "4 Sor Vii Fprayi Dusting P. J Geneva me Ig nctices,"” tt, entomologist at periment said: “The destru station past summer was notable for Worm holes in apples were sec importance to apple scab el of inferior Unusual apples In num apples produced in many orchards of side-wormsy carefully sprayed orchards proved that ably efficient in the past Speaking of the double Professor Parrott sald jt was keep in mind the fact that customary given to prevent wormy ap given ples serve two objects, that of keeping which of the following year, in the orchard ilargely degree during Is Profitable Practice demonstrations conducted nty exten Fertilizer ou during the | vidence obtained In work of a similar nature, namely, that proper of fertilizers on out the e use ¥ of soda or an 868 fertilizer were uni on the six farms on which formliy good COunty in each and 1.3 tons per acre, FAR T Plan a large acreage of feed crops - * * Destroy all breeding places of flies . . » Mow weeds off of pastures every two weeks, - LB Uncovered garbage pails and manure piles are breeding places for flies. » * - Spray, or dust, the Irish potatoes with arsenate of lead to control the potato bug. . » Plant every acre possible in soll bullding crops, such as velvet beans, cow peas, and soybeans, . . * Any farmer convicted of soil robbing should be sentenced to the condemna- tion of his neighbors, * » 9» For the striped beetle In the gar den use Bordeaux-arsenate spray or a 2 per cent nicotine dust, . = » Mulch the tomato plants heavily with straw or leaves to conserve moisture and prolong the fruiting period. . * » Apply nitrate of soda to the garden erops If they are not growing satis factorily. 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Attention! Homeseekers Low round irip fares ore on ong { ticket from Washington OO THR } iret and third Decem. em. Tickets solid on f month, April 1 unt ueive. Return limit 21 opportunities for me v, truck and genera ren cane and factory alten. Long crog hort, mild winters. Good markets J. C. WILLIAMS Manager Development Service Washingten, D. C, SOUTHERN RATLWAY SYSTEM f each $54 i nev.r - mm W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 21.1024 Profit in “Waste” France is putting to usc the seeds {and skins of grapes, converting thems | Into seed oil and seed cakes, in which | form they find a ready sale. It is ase serted that it makes a satisfactory substitute for eastor oil in the lubrics tion of high-speed internal combustion eng and that the cakes and silage | of including both «Kine { and are useful as food, | Last year a seed-crushing plant af | Perpignan, Pyreness-Orientules, cae | ried on profitable operations, and it Is gnid that at least one additions! fas | tqry of this kind will be placed In op {eration in the wine region Take from man Hope and Sleep, and | you make him the most wretched! be ing on earth. i i ines wine residue, seeds, stock ——— MOTHER := Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harm- less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages, ZT
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