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It effects great savingsinthe purchase of quality materials; it provides the best of engineering talent; it maintains the world’s largest research laboratories and proving ground for automobiles; and it assures the permanence of its various divi- sions and the products which they make. In other words, General Motors has every facility and every incentive to maintain quality and to offer value for the price; and the current models of General Motors cars are offered as the greatest values in the his tory of the automobile industry. GENERAL MOTORS CHEVROLET ‘+ PONTIAC + BUICK OLDSMOBILE + OAKLAND CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS “A car for every purse and purpose” General Motors care and trucks, Delco Light electric plants and Frigidaire electric refrigerators may be purchased on the GMAC Plan, provided by General Motorsitself to assure soundterma and low finance rates. Cemetery Lots Now Free No pauper grave will be pang £1 Honor Your Dead i / rabid cd with a Grave Cross . 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With Alabastine you can have the exact color you wish. And it won't rub off. You can match exactly rugs or draperies. You can get the most artistic results. You can do work yourself if the decorators are not available. Ask your dealer for an Ala- bastine color card. Or write Miss Ruby Brandon, Home Beautiful Specialist, the Alabastine Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. A N ¥ \ Breeders Try to Improve Flocks More Interest Developed in Production of High Egg- Laying Strains. {Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) For many years the efforts of poul fry breeders to improve their flocks were confined largely to breeding for the type and color demanded by the “Standard of Perfection,” and little attention was pald to developing high egg production. In the last few years, however, more interest has developed in the production of high egg-laying strains. Production and Quality. To show that high egg production and good standard quality can be com- bined to a high degree in chickens, and to encourage breeding along these lines, was the purpose of the exhibit displayed by the United States De partment of Agriculture at the Mad Ison Square garden poultry show held In New York city a few weeks ago. The male birds of the department's exhibit were all of excellent standard quality and were bred from hens which Most of them had a ped whieh included several genera- Rock breed, the breed, and the demonstrating not con- Jarred Rhode Plymouth Island Red lL.eghorn breed, high egg production is White Leghorns Breeding for Eggs. egg produc by con fined to the Breeding fowls for high was given a great stimulus inauguration in this country These contests are now held in every section of the A number of entered In these contests have laid more than in one year. The highest of laying about 15 years being country hens a period of A large per cent of the hens these contests are White but just as large egg rec ords have heen made by other popular entered In Direct Soil Fertilizer according to lowa tests, ability Gypsum not ize acid soils even though have the to neutral it does con limestone calcium the same and ’ tain as It has no canno sikalinity therefore t take the place of limestone © On the other hand, gypsum does not have any injurious effect ] as ig sometimes believed, the lowa says, Gypsum should be con statior i fertilizer, as It to ine In oratory that [t native TY, i : I'reated Seed Will Q J 5 Increase Potatoes Dy yy TY ocd on y " Extensive Tests Conducted h Y on Kansas Farms. An average Increase of 40 bushels of potatoes per acre was obtained by seed-potato treatment during the past five years, extensive tests conducted on a total of about 200 plots on the farms of Kansas growers indicate, In some instances the increase In yvleld was not more than 10 or 12 bushels per acre, while In other cases it ran as high as 135 bushels per acre, Not only was the yield of potatoes in creased, but the quality raised, also either the the grower methods, sublimate, For the corrosive sublimate disease control cold corrosive formaldehyde. the cold or small can be and treated. Corrosive sublimate can be from almost any drug store In dered form. It is at rate of one ounce in eight water, quickly pow dissolved into gallons of water uncut, potatoes are then | soak In this solution for one and one eight allowed | { cut and planted. This treatment | kill of the {| that carried most are on the seed It been to those who only have | Formaldehyde is pint to 15 gallons | The solution is then leat | 126 degrees Fahrenheit, T the | lowed to remain there for three satisfactory a small patch to plant of to { of one water + potatoes | are dumped into solution min | utes, Consider Drilled Corn on weedy land, rather better the chief cuts g little Except Seems for to be advan easier | than checked | tage with a | weedy, It corn being that it binder. If the ground is oan corn may be that the weeds be kept down fairly well In the drilled furrow { corn by the use of a { the corn pianter followed by or h nt frequent Intervals | while the Twenty the Ohlo static iand the most food value pe { hoe arrow { corn is young of YOATrS orn for silage can be obtained when | five kernels are planted hills per hill in 3 three feet six incl each corn irilled in oh ght of hen the a kernel Of cou WAY. OF Ww dropped SZWery eo 1 thick planting pia HR of nubbins ree, but ne s ' ids of big sort n have just much food value | ears At any ra cate tha an led as five pour when they are nut into the «lio ney ar I il 1 the Ohlo experin ean he ick planting Sowing Scarified Sweet Sweet clover may be an old past ing the early sown in ure by sowing scarified seed dur spring, and covering the a disk or harrow, or by al stock goed with lowing the in It can unsearified to trample the seed also be seeded hy sowing during the late full months, or even during the winter the seed the ground is not covered with it should be kept in mind that sweet clover is quite sensitive to acid when now, soils, and that when seeding In an old pasture the young sweet clover plants with the sod that has become established. Better usually secured when the must compete already stands are A load of lime makes good ballast the man who watches the so-called little things - - - When planting seed potatoes be sure that It is good seed, free from diseases that will ruin crop and profit, » - * The bee keeper who made the right provisions for his apiary last fall needs to give slight thought to them this spring. *» - * The European corn borer spends about 11 months out of the year as a cuterpillar In the green amd dried stocks of corn, . - » Heifers that are due to freshen In the spring should be worked with a little. so that they will be used to hav- Ing thelr udders handled, . * @» Farm wages will probably be just as high this year as they have been the past two seasons, and especially will this be true of the eight-month man. » » » General expansion In agricultural production this year might place farm. ers In a less favorable economic posi. tion than at present, belleve many ag- slcultural economists, More rit fons heen of Tl gtate In 1f three-fou 8 of than of a tural limestone aver { lion agricul | 250 xX) of an has a ryred fod have applied inols farmers to ACTON { this | estimated report of the association T50 000) | enltural | This | which if | freight tonnage of limestone on a extend single train of 123 in any one United States during the loaded cars would miles, all in the past year. It exceeds by 50 per cent, or 200000 tons, the Illinois of 1024, which was also greater than any other state In the country. Iii farmers, according govern ment statistics In 1024, used than one-fourth of all agricultural limestone spread on farm lands in the United States, | breaks records for use state record 10 nois Weather Bulletins Help Many Nebraska Farmers A wholesale dealer in fruits vegetables in Omaha, Neh, to the weather bureau States Department saving that and recently wrote United culture, the frost fall ‘freeze had enabled the fruit and vegetable trade as a whole to prevent an enormous Not only did the weather bulletins and warnings save shippers and receivers of perishable freight large sums by giving them loss, or protect those en route, but accomplished the important service of maintaining a reasonable level of prices for these commodities, because crease in price, Plowing Corn Land for Grain in Early Spring It generally pays to plow corn land for grain, particularly if one can get plowing done in the fall, Spring plowing is about as good if one can put work enough on it to work the soll down into a good seed bed. One serious objection to spring plowing Is that It delays seeding and generally early sowing Is better for grain crops. For this reason disking corn land for grain is recommended rather than plowing and late sowing. By double disking and then sowing with a disk drill one can put in a crop of grain on corn land in pretty good shape. Where one can plow and double disk and still sow early it Is best to do so. i cc a (Cocoa BRS 3 Priced just right. Pay less and you sac rifice quality. Pay more and you waste money. You can't get better coffee and cocoa, no matter how much you pay. REID, MURDOCH & CO. 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