Polk County observer., August 28, 1908, Image 4

Farm and
I . Iff&rden
A WOMAN'S CELERY
A Crop
R .t---rn j
That Yield Gsod
Near a City.
Miss Helen L. Ha: ley trrites enter
raining! of her exrrienr-e in raWtJS
celery for tiie ar!y New Vb.k market:
My borne Is ttventy ml'.e up tbe
state and conreuis-nt to t!)- raiJroad.
All told I bare lean than three
arris c
land, and when I started la tu eirj my
living (bere was a raongnj.? oa tbe
place and lea tban $100 In iny rxxket.
Celery lias paid tbe mortgage on tat j Into rarT lined crates.
borne, baa put money In tbe hank for ; I te sold celery a low aa 20
me and has enabled me to educate a ! cenU dula aEd as BJ'a L The
turns. You gel I je frUisif ftur five
months' labor, and if you bare kept
up with tbe market you can cal
culate within a fraction of a cent what
eacb shipment will brin? you. Tbe
I 1. - i i r . i j . f .
, ur ui but jn uj iu , p!ots wel cultivated, though or course
ana toe toil L.-eacbed staiss or celery gpraTiEg bould be followed op for
palled up bunch by bunch. A few tbef an1 for fungoid diseases. As tbe
strokes of a sharp knife, and tbe roots. nws are lifted, late cabbage and
with tbe tew unsightly outer stalks, j coleworts may be planted or. In locall
irop oT. and tbe tracsforaieJ plant Is tie4 favorable for their growth. Savoy
loaded Into tbe baskets to be taken ; cabbages and tbe various kales for
to tbe washing and packing shed. j winter use. There Is still time even j
This final process sbouid I dose In or thongb those transplanted ;
f fresh cold water, and tbe celery should J now ni not t so large as those put
j be washed and picked over unta eacb j 0.Jt earlier. They will, howeTer, be
i bum b looks as white and glossy as j TerT useful for soaps and flavoring.
Irory. It is then put a dozen banebes j where good lettuces are desired, thin
at a time into a wooden form and tied J jje rows early and again when tbe
with taj the color preferred by the ;
cow Ta the healthy, strocg growth or Start tha Separator Slowly,
tbe plants. j Bring tbe mat-bine gradually up to
Potatoes . need a lot of cultivating I jjs normal speed, and then turn the
now. and until finally banked np they ut jjj ,;0 !y until the raire is wide
must be kept boed frequently. Tbe ync-a. Keep a constantly uniform mo-
potato Lug is never so destructive In i aoo 0f tne handle daring the entire
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j AH excess top is trinjaied away, and j ( Umel unless very carefully looked
Bephew and niece. My average crop
of celery Is 50.0f.fl beads, and the aver- i
age price Is 40 cents a doz-n. For
kv . v : 1
tue butidles are then packed while j aftor. and it Is best to sow thinly
dripping wet with fresh cold water where thev have to stand, preferably
in a shaded or partially shaded border.
Late tomatoes are having a good
ti:ae. tlie warm, dry weather suiting
tliei we:I if tbe plants are kept right
at tbe rts nod well cul-ivated. The
early plants are petiin? Viell set with
friff. and as tfcii liegias to swell freely
I first price hardly pays, while tbe latter
gives enormous profits from tbe farm
er's standpoint. In the Xew York mar
ket a grower can count on getting 40
cents a dozen for gd celery and 00 j the i.lanis i:ny be fed and watered a
i nt a doceo for all extras. That tittle m-..re libemlly. Keep a sharp
! gives a good living profit flLd has ad
; vantage of being sure.
After paytag all bills for labor, fer
j tiiizer. rent on land (which of course
goes into my own pocket and is only
a matter of form!, tbe wear and tear
1 on tbe greenhouse, warden tools and
the boards I always count on having
f 1.000 a year from my little patch of
ground.
SHADE TRE PESTS.
Tha Despoilers of Some of Our Fa
vorite Shade Trees.
Tbe nests of the fall webworm are
forming unsightly white blotches on
tbe rich green foliage of our shade
trees. They are most fre'iuentlv found
on tbe elm. hickory, ash, apple nnd
plum, but occur only less commonly
on many other sorts of deciduous trees.
The Insect that constructs these webs
FLA! ik hoim.
extra large beads I receive 00 cents
a dozen. There Isn't a month In tbe
year when celery is not In demand lu
New York city, so- there can be no
doubt about getting good prices, pro-
Tided tbe celery Is up to tbe mark.
lo raise celery to be marketed lu
June my work begins In January. Tbe
first step Is to get good celery seed
and sow it In boxes in a greenhouse.
tnuer normal conditions It will re
' quire three weeks for celery seed to
come up, though there have been oc
casions when I have forced It up with
lu eight days, and the result was In
every way satisfactory. As soou n
tbe two little leaves appear on tbe
plants the process of "pricking" begins
and drags through February and
March.
As regards tbe greenhouse. I would
advise plenty of moisture and air, but
not too much heat At whatever tern
perature you begin always be careful
to keep It from tbe time the seeds go
id tne ground until Ibe plants are
Uken out to 1 set In the fields. When
1 have bad occasion to force my seeds
I bsve carried tbe forcing process
straight ou until the plants were ready
to set out. As a rule, I put my seed In
with the thermometer lu the eighties
and keep that temperature right
straight through.
In April, as soon us the ground Is
warm enough to plow, the out of door
work begins. After the ground Is
thoroughly plowed the fertilizer must
be sown, and with a rake and harrow
tbe surface must lie made to look as
smooth as velvet The young plant
are then taken from the greenhouse, not
Mr kin
PLANT HOAKOtD l'l. '
too many at a time, and set out. After
tbe setting out tbe raking Ix-glnx nnd
then the light ng:ilnM weeds. If there
la auy place where weeds grow faster
than lu a celery patch. I bate never
seen It. Of course It Is Ix-cause there
Is always so much more moisture lu a
celery patch Ibnn on bin where other
vegetables are grown. If the weod
ever get a start III a celery pa'ch. Ibe
only thing to do Is to pull them up by
band and haul to a pile and burn. If
weeds don't grow on the ground. It Is
no use to plant celery.
Along aliout the firt of Ju-.ie I U-g'n
to Ixmrd tbe tallt-t of my celery.
IVnenllng celery now tnk.n the place
of tuklnff earth armin l It. la June
It la lniMil!le to t.nuk celery with
anything like eatUractory reculta. Even
tbe boards will sometime rot It (.
fore the blanching Is Iwgun. For
this purpose I nee tea Inch Ixwrds tea
feet long. Tbme are carried Into the
patch and laid between tbe ro s
Ouce tbe boards are In polila ocly
few minutes are required to DoL-h the
pruceaa, auJ. as a rule. I d.i that part
ut tbe work oiyswlf. The boards are
kept together by a wire book tauglit
croaa tbe two Uurd ou s-..ie
aides of the rows T celery at each cuj
of tbe boards. This Is done vter tlsr
entire patch until nothing uf the cek-ry
la visible but tbe rrrea b( showing
above the Utrda. Four or five days
after boarding tne celery la ready to
hip.
Though tbe shipping time rueaua rt
tra band work, I always eajoy It,
imiy laftcao It roinr at a time of
the year wbra t ecjy bring out of
jjuors, hit UH-ansf It jovotj ye-
Till FALL WnilWoIlSI.
passes the winter as a dark brown
helpless creature, entirely unlike either
the 'worm' from which It came or the
moth Into which It transforms. This
dark brown pupa, Inclosed In a thin
cocoon of silk intermixed with hair, Is
stored away In some crack or crevice.
under rubbish or even in the ground It
self. In April or May the nearly or
quite white moth emerges from the' co
coon, flies Into the trees and In some
cases deposits as many as r(X) eegs.
Ihcse cgs ure set close together on
one leaf, forming a single tier nnd cov-'
ermg an e.-rvgular patch ou the sur
face. The larvae, hatching, construct
tiny web under which they feed. As
they Increase In size more and nio:e
foliage is included In their web until
they may exceed three feet In diameter.
When the caterpillars become fully
grown they crawl down the trees and
seek out biding places, uh already
descrllM'd, In which to transform and
llo during their helpless stue. From
me cocoous Kins formed, in late July
or early August, the second brood of
moths emerges and dciioslls Its eg-s on
the leaves for tho second brood of
worms." This brood ou reaching ma
turity forms the cocoons lu which It
passes the winter.
Ordinarily certaiu two mid four
winged files parasitize a siilllclent per
eut of the caterpillars, to prevent them
from seriously threatening the life of
auy well grown tree, but this iiani-
It Ism U rarely siilllclent to prevent the
orumtloii of some webs.
The property owner who values the
wauty of his shade trees cnniiol iilTnid
o ilcHiul on natural enemies, but must
resort to artificial measures, ir the
nests are within reach, the simplest
met lied Is to wliie them out or tlw
rees and crush their contents. If
they ure lieyond reach, they must be
cstmyed III any one of three war-
I icy may ! burned out by means of
long handled torch; they may be cut
way with pruning shears and their
onteuts crushed vr burned; their oc
upants may lie poisoned by thorough-
spraying the foltnge Immcdlatclv
txmt the nest with arsenate of lead nt
le rate of three pounds to flftv cal
ms of water. Paris green mixed with
w .-e Its weight of unslaked lime and
scd nt the rate of six ounces to fifty
aliens of water may be substituted
r the arsenate of lend, but does not
! a lo the foliage so w II.
GARDEN NOTES.
torn Lata Summer Work Apt to Bo
Neglected.
Tbe nit Important point now In tbe
culture of good tcgctahle of any kind
U lo ace that they kevp growing frtvly.
Omni quality Is alwats abm-ut from
vegetable that are etuutcd and grow
slowly during hot weather. They are
tough and stringy Instead of tender
when crnsted. while salads are never
crisp and nice under tbe rlrcuins faucet
One of tbe plants that need a great
deal of water la celery. Tbe young
ptauta should now I growing freely,
and bapry la tbe grower w bo has a
r4 water supply and ran run tbe
boee Into tbe trrncbea at will and keep
tbe root always moist. Celery, with
tbe route la a cool. nioUt toil. Is Inde
prndeut of the weather, and. bo matter
now hot tbe ana. It win grow rat kllv.
tbe leaves stma spreading out and
forming a fine shade foe tbe root.
Where this eoaeenleore le not at hand
n4 watering by band baa to t re
sorted to, tbe Job la berrnleaa If ainrk
celery ta grewa. bot It sunt t at
tended to antll tbe plants are strong
enocgh t take care of tbemerlvea.
Tbe grower who tears plenty of de
rattsl manure la hi trrorhre, a we
dcl. wtl Jbe jeaxltg tbe Knrfi
lookout Pjr tlie side shoots and pinch
them cut regularly, ns they take- the
sireDjth av.-ar from the flower and
fnjit clusters. As the stems grow se
cure tLe.-a to stakes or wires, which
ever is most convenient, so they w.l
not !x- blown about by biph winds.
C: -iin bers outside are beginning to
frjit. a::J the vines must not suffer
f r !v'.i of ontrftuent. Continue to
pinch tLe poi::ls of th? shoots of tbe
you i:g plants where they have not a
su"i iont number of vines, and as the
frnits develop cut them when quite
youn?. A few cucumbers left to go
to seed c. ill ta!:e more out of the vines
than a larpe crop cut as soon as ready
Where shallots are fully prown they
may be pulled and laid lu the sun to
dry, but let them have another week
or two If not ready. Continue to feed
the onions as long as they are grow
Ins and draw out at once any attacked
by maggot or mildew.
run. TVTien all of tbe milk has passed
from the sapp'y can. one quart or so
of tbe skimmilk sbouid be caught and
poured through to flush out tbe cream
that will remain ta the bowl. Unless
fits Is done some of the butter fat will
ldhere to tbe surfaces and a small
' amount remain ta the center of the
bowl not being able to get out of the
machine because there Is no more milk
flowing in to force it through. Touring
In tbe skimmilk for es It all out.
Warm water may be used for tHis pur
pose, hot usually It is not so eonTen
leut E. H. Webster, Cnited States De-pa-tment
of Agriculture.
How's This!
TTectTcr One ITLa-imd Dollars Keward fat
ly rs-e at C&urrc that cannot be cored
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHEXE Y CO. , Props ., Toledo,
We the ondrisigsed, have knows F.'J. Che-
ser tot the last IS years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry oat any ouiga-
tiocs mJe by their firm.
Wssr e TaCAi. Wholesale Draerlsta, Toledo, O.
Wauiso, Ei.vxaxAKabvus, WnolesatoDrog-
TTlf Catarrh creiaUkentoternallT.aetm
eirectlr npon the blood and mucous sorfaoeeof
the srstem. mce, iac. per nu, swy v w
Draecute. Testunosaaia m.
Hail's Family rills an UM nesx.
Continuous Cropping.
It has been observed by S. Fraser
of Xew York that mangels and sugar
beets grown continuously on tbe same
land for four years were much more
susceptible to leaf spot tban when
grown In a rotation with other crops.
Foley's Kidney Remedy wi I enre any
case oi kidney or oladder trouDie tnat !
not hevoini the reach of medicine. No
iieine cc-n do more, fetafrin Drug
Co.. M. L. Tbcmpson, rails Citv.
A salmon caught in tbeSiuslaw was
orer three feet long.
AUTO POWER H FARMING.
The Ingenious Device of a Connecticut
. Farmer.
An enterprising farmer. E. C. Eelden
of Suffolk. Conn., uses his automobile
to drive farm machinery. The Illustra
tion shows the auto In position and
connected with one of the farm ma
chines. He uses It quite extensively
for driving a nocd saw.
The wheels lire blocked to keep the
machine steady, using sticks of wood
or making small holes In the ground.
Into which the wheels are set. To
onnec-t with the machine Mr. IJel !en
made nn extension for the crank shaft
The extension has a flange with holes
for cap s Tews, whp h are threaded
Into the hub of the bal-iii' e wheel, the
She Likes Good Things.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank
lin, Maine, says: "I like good things
and have adopted Dr. King's .New Lite
Fills as our family laxative medicine,
because tbev are good and do their
work without making a fusB about it.'
These painless purifiers sold at Belt i4
Lherrington s uruir store. 2oe.
The Grand Ronde valley apple crop
may reach 300 carloads.
For Sore Feet.
''I have found Bueklen's Arnica Salve
toJe the pioper thing to use for sore
leet, as well as for healing burns, sores,
cuts, and ml manner of abrasions,"
writes Mr V. .Stone, of East Poland.
Maine. It is the proper tiling too for
piles. Iryit! Sold under guarantee at
Belt s Chernngtou s drug stoie. lioo
TEA
Moneyback means that
the tea is good and well
worth the money.
Can't "mean anything:
ee. .
Tonr grocer returns your moner if von don't
like Schilling ' Best: we par him.
A milk condenser at Albany is
assured, says the Herald.
' No one is immune from kidnev trouble.
so just remember that Foley's Kidney
itemeciy will stop the irregularities and
cure any ease of kidney or bladder
trouble tnat is not beyond the reach of
medicine, Stalrin Drug Co.. M. L.
Thompson, Falls Citv.
Baodon i9 to have a new veneering
plant that will employ 10 or 12 men.
ACTO I'OtVEB ON THE FARU.
balance wheel being on the end of the
crank shaft in this type of automobile.
Other styles of autos might require
different methuds of connection.
Tho machine as arranged makes a
very convenient addition to the farm
equipment, being available either for
travel or for farm power or for a
combination when work Is to be done
In locations some distance from the
farm.
Most Useful Tree.
Tho.carnahuba palm of llrazll Is said
lo be the world's most useful tree. It
gives to the people of that country
everything from drugs to cattle feed,
lis roots make a valuable medicine n
blood piti illcr. Its timlier tabes n high
pcllsli nnd Is in demand by cabinet
makers. The sap liecomes wine or vin
egar, according to the way It Is pie
pared, and sugar and starch may also
be made from the sap. The fruit of
the tree Is used as cattle food, and a
nut It bears Is n fairly gocd substitute
for coffee. I'rom the pltt of th tree
corks are made.
How to Avoid Appendicitis
Most victims of appendicitis are those
whoare habitually constipated. Folev's
Orino Laxative cures chronic conetipa-
iuii ov euinumwng me liver and ooweis
ind restores the natural action of the
bowels. Foley's Orino Laxative does
not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant o take. Refuse substitutes.
Stafrin Drug Co., M. L. Thompson,
Falls City.
Nearly 1, 000 farmers and dairymen
are patronizing the condensers at
Hillsboro nod Forest Grove.
Attention, Asthma SulferersI
Foley's Honey and Tar will give im
mediate relief to asthma sufferers and
has cured many cases that had refused
to yield to other treatment. Foley's
Honey and Tar is the best remedy for
coughs, colds and all throat and 'long
trouble. Contains no harmful drugs.
Stafrin Drug Co., M. L. Thompson, Falls
Citv.
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generation which demands more of popular
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FTol FEELING BAD?
I IL Stomsvh oof of order, Lhrer lacnih, Bowel all eiMaAi
SAf! e ss - vi-iU;llll2
Teke an NR Tablet To-night.
To will Kin to feel better at onee. Their aetinn i
4itrrnft from other Liver and fitotnawh on
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frlnlur. bo Ickmlns or waaktolug enaailcIBtl
fiSAKO you iVtrx kuuu.
They
BETTER THAH PILLS FOB LIVER ILIS
"Katore'l Bin.ljr" (HH Tableii) latha rerr best
eerlptlon for onr Stomach, Bick Uenlache. Lew! of Annil
tu. Sallow Complexion, Constipation, Liver ComnLinT
Ekla DLease.. Chill.. il.l.Ha. Bilioa.ae.., DropTy, pQ.
pica - . - uitwu are eauted h
atoppasea and consequent decay and fermentation in mZl
or all of tbe digestive organs. s a SSo Boa. Seia
BELT & CHERRINQTON, Dallas, Oregon.
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
AND rOMFODT
i on stormy days
by wearing a
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NEWSTREN0THFor0LD BACKS
The Kidneys Need Constant Help
Dallas People Depend on Doan's
Kidney Pills.
A Stayton garden contains a sun
flower that measures 16 inches across
and several others Dearly as large.
A Boon to Elderly People
Moet elderly people have some kidney
and bladder disorder that is both pain
ful and dangerous. Foley's Kidney Rem
edy fas proven a boon lo many elderly
people as it slhnuliites the urinary or
KHiis, corrects irregularities and tones
up the whole system. Commence tak
ing Foley's KiHnev Remedy at nnp nnd
be vigorous.' Stalrin Drni; Co., M. L.
4 iiuniproii. runs ny.
When past middle age. there come?
noticeable weukening of the orgung of
uik uuuy.anu tne uanger ol quick de
ciine. it is quite neeeesarv to cive
prnmpi neip to Hny oiut that tirst shows
signs of wear. Healthv kidnevs mean
hale old age. Weak kidnevs brino-
coiiHtunt, backache. If yon have a head
ache, lame or weak buck, quick ptiinp
neii i!io:ping or luting ; u ynu are tired
and nervous, have backache, dizzy
spells, watery swellings under the eve'e
or around the ankles, rheumatic or neu
ralgic pain, gravel, scalding urine, tx
frequent pacs-ages, sandy or'strinuv sed
iment in the urine, scanty or discolored
urine, or passages at night, be ?ure vonr
kidneys need attention. Duan's Kid
ney fins is the beet medicine to use. It
nas cured tnmitanls and will cure you.
iiome prooi is convincing evidence ol
the efficiency of this remedy. CaJI at
i5elt & Cherrirgton's drug store and ask
to see tne statements of Dallas people
nun nave ueei i roan e Mdney I'llls.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., BulFalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
no other.
THE VETERINARY.
A pearh 10 Inches around, and manv
others, were picked from a tree only
three years old near The Dalles.
Excellent Health Advice.
Mrs. M. M. Davison, of 379 Gilford
Ave., San Jose, Cal .says: "The worth
ol Klwtric Hitters as a general remedy
for headache, biliousness and torpor of
the liver and bowels is so pronounced
thai am ptompted to say a word in its
favor, (or the lienrHr o( those seeking
relief from such ullliciions. There is
more health lor the digestive organ in
a iM.ttle of Kl.ctric Killers than in any
other remedy I know ol." Sold under
guarantee at Hell A Cherrington's drug
store. ;VV.
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A mixture of equal part' or licorice
mid glnwr hi the hoi fee.1 two nr
throe times each day Is recommended
for the pig that coughs. A lumn of
co;il tar pla-a well down the throat N few farmers will trrotr enough
w hMe the pig Is held up ou lis feet U : alfalfa seed off th. ir land la one sea-
aiu KotHi.
Cure For Caked Udder.
When a milk cow Ima raked udder
It very often arles from lying upon
something hard-cornstalks or a cob
ami may cause trouble and annoyance
lo the dairy nun. A cure. easy, sim
ple And effective, Is to
son to pay for their perpetual water j
righ'. I
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold
A. S. Xiisbautn. Baleaville, Indiana,1
writes: -Ist year 1 suffered for three !
months with a summer cold so distress-!
take of poke , , T" " '.V; .-.ST . .?,7-.-UeJn!M'
Hint bolilna-' I. Z Z,, .,. 7 I "T' "L " JTriptio.
-.il I .7 7 - , .... i n-i-n hit cae, an ' I t.nk
uuiu u a wen done niuien. Apply
as hot as possible thoroughly all over
the swollen part after milking, as that
Is the surest and teat-time, w hen there
Is no baste.
To Prevent Lamb Colic.
After losing lambs for a number of
jeara from colic, an 3 s a breeder, and
Dot lln able to find id' ranee by
nniicines which srrmr-l only to agvra-
,,. rorinnaieir 1 inewteil upon
.u--,. nimrr ana lar. It
quickly cured me. W ii- k.. .i
used Foley's Honey and Tar with tbe
irunw. Malnn IhugCo,, M L.
Thompson Falls l ily.
An enormous run of herring, evi
dentlv of th him .
careful eiamlnatloa of the en trails t ruf.mH t .-..,1, .
n.l.dej tbe troubl. ..a ch - ' . . . "V'"" "" " 'OK 10-
ih l,h r-fim . . .. .' i T "is eeaaoo.
Is always the lanrmt and fatu-st that
die. I remove the flock at ooce to
the poorest paaturape poaalble, and tbe
trouble ceases at voce. I also Dad by
experience that If tbe flock Is kept
the eewty eowa fleljs the lambe are
Dot to apt to he atlerted.
Removal Wart a.
V by James Lee Uot Weil.
FrerTbo.lT ia Zaie.Til)e. O.. know,
Mrs. Mary Ir, ol raral rowt, g. s
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