OUR COMIC SECTION
The
Cream
of the
Tobacco
Crop
BATTLE WORMS
AND DISEASES
HAN y?
THE FEATHERHEADS
That “Shame” Stuff Is N. G.
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A HEW FUR COAT WHEN YoU
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HAVE ONE W a Y s JuST AS WARM
AS CAN B E /- WHY JuST THINK
HOW HAPPY SOMEONE IN THE
TENEMENT DISTRICT WOULD ,
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been thru the slums foCAY-
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DEfoLATE THOSE ftooe people ace !
.ITMAKES ME WONDER IF WE RFALlY
\APPRECIATE WHAT YJE H A VE “/
Gapeworm Pest Spread
to Chicks by Turkeys
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I HADN'T
T hought
"Wage War on Worms and Disease”
Is the slogan adopted by the poultry
specialist» of the New Jersey State
Agricultural college, who suggest sev­
en “ words to the wise" In a campaign
ugainet disease In New Jersey.
“ Hatch or Buy Chicks Early” Is the
first. Figures from the farm egg la.v-
Ing contest for five years show that
thicks hatched before May 15 pro­
duced 75 eggs the first six months
from November to May, and those
hatched after May 15 produced C8
eggs for the same period.
"Keep Brooder House Clean." The
steps s-uggested for cleaning a brooder
house thoroughly are: first, scrape
the floor, thus removing all accumu­
lated droppings and litte r; second,
sweep the celling, wall, and floor;
third, scrub the floor, side walls, and
window sills with hot lye solution;
fourth, clean all brooding equipment;
nnd fifth, after the house Is dry spray
with an npproved disinfectant.
"Provide Clean ltange or Close Con­
finement.” By clean range is meant
ground on which no chickens have
been raised for at least a year and
where no poultry manure has been
scattered for nt least two years.
If room Is so limited that clean
tange cannot be provided, close con­
finement Is recommended.
“ Keep Old and Young Stock Sep­
arate." Do not let the youngsters
come In contact with the laying stock
which may he carrying the germs of
coccldiosle nnd roundworm while be­
ing apparently healthy.
"Build Screen Manure Pit.” This
w ill pnrtlally eliminate the common
fly which Is a fru itfu l source of worm
Infestation.
“ Supply Wire Dropping Boards." As
dropping boards furnish a good source
of Infection, these should be screened
to prevent the birds from walking on
the droppings. A half-inch mesh wire
stretched tightly beneath the roost
poles Is recommended.
“ Clean Dropping Boards Dally.”
From May to October, droppings
should be clenned from the boards and
placed In the screen manure pit.
LETS GWE IT To
S ome poor lacy R ight
of
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T omorrow
Tnlted Stntes Department of Agri­
culture, In ’discussing gapewortns,
points out that the two most Impor­
tant Items In the control of this pest
nre, first, to keep the little chick«
away from turkeys, nnd. second, to
brood chicks only on clean ground.
Turkeys may carry gapewortns at any
age, the grown birds showing no evi­
dence of their presence. The depart­
ment reports that In most of the out­
breaks Investigated turkeys have been
present on the Infested farm.
Ground on which chicks have been
raised before and on which mature
poultry has ranged Is almost certain
to be Infested with eggs of the round­
worm nnd tapeworm, ns well ns the
gapeworm. Hence the young chicks
should by nil means he put on clean
ground each year. Blowing the lots
Is quite effective In breaking up pnra-
slte trouble.
P oultry Hints
VINCENT RICHARDS
Champion Tennis Player
writes:
“Immediately before and
after my important tennis
matches 1 obtair. the great­
est possible comfort and sat­
isfaction from Lucky Strikes.
A tennis player must guard
his throat carefully, and
that is why 1 smoke only
Luckies—they are mild and
mellow, and cannotpossibly
irritate your throat, and my
wind is always in splendid
shape.”
"It’s toasted"
No Throat irritation - No Coughs
©1928, The American Tobacco Co., Inc.
W om an in N ew Field
S tarting Right
Although not yet old enough to
vote. Miss Mabel Weller, twenty-
three, has passed examinations In
London which make her the first
woman qualified as a ship broker In
Engl» nd.
A ship broker’s duties require the
negotiating of cargoes for steamers
throughout the world, the hearing of
responsibility for discharging of car­
goes, the entering Into arrangements
with captnlns nnd erews of all na­
tionalities and the employment of
technical knowledge of all classes of
ships and markets In the world.
Miss Weller began her eareet In
this man directed Held as a clerk la
a London ship broker's firm.
The same tendency in life that
keeps its going wrong, once we have
started In the wrong direction, works
both ways. Start definitely In the
right direction and II Is Increasingly
easier to keep going In that direction.
Save a little money and It Is Increas­
ingly easier to save more money.
Hallit Is more than a hail master. It
cun he made Into a powerful servant.
—Grove Patterson, In the Moline Reg­
ister.
No Such Luck
Jones—Don’t you hute to play with
i poor loser?
Smith—I never do.
Being busy Is often
with being happy.
synonymous
Style» in H andw riting
A study by Leonard P. Ayres
showed that front a point of view of
legibility handwriting styles may b«
classified ns follows: Vertical—that
Is, slanting—from !Hl to Hit degrees;
medium slant, from Htt to 55 degrees,
and extreme sliuit, front 55 to 30 de­
grees.
Some fools pat on more airs than
a wise man could grind out on a
hand organ.
Do not turn lights off too early In
the spring.
® W e » t« m N e w ep ap er
Too much hulk ennnot he handled
by young chicks.
Untoa
Early roosting keeps the chicks
from crowding Into the corners.
Finney Has Heard H im Sing
FINNEY OF TH E FORCE
< H E B E -M E R E
BYES
Wuurè
T u e TH ROUBLE -
Y
W hy - 1 was J u ST
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COM ING OUT FROM? M Y
l J a M au m e
MUSIC LESSÖNl AT MRS
a J eig u B o R'S
S a JOORS-AND these
\ B oys came u P a n d /
Fowls can he culled at night by use
of flashlight with a blue-tinted hull).
.
MUSIC PUPILS';
Do not stop feeding early and late
In the day when lights are finally left
out.
Giving the chirk» some form of milk
at the start stimulates their up|>etltes
and promotes growth.
A suitable mash, fed throughout the
-11 tamer, balances the grain ration arid
keeps the chicks growing without uny
setbacks.
Any shelter that protects
from storms and severe weather
Incentive to egg production.
Sometimes (hut not always) gos­
ling» w ill live and make some growth
If compelled to rely on their own re­
sources to get nourishment
V VES S lß -
I PLAY THE-
i / iolia J AYD
\6lA JC r !■ -;
OH
WELL-.
SoMWY
The extra expense for a double floor
In the brooder house Is a good In
vestment. A warm nnd dry door can
tie made by Including a snh and top
floor with n Inyer of tar paper be­
tween them.
Plymouth Rock hens with extremely
small combs are apt to produce rmnll
eggs. It Is claimed by breeders.
Removing the cockerels at broiler
age gives the pullets more room to
grow and develop. Birds of both
sexes w ill grow better when separated.
During the muddy days of spring It
w ill he well to keep the layers shut
In the house during the forenoon to
avoid tracking the nests with muddy
feet and thus soil the eggs which dis
count them for market purposes.
GO O D S H O E S ...
add to your appearance, snd appearance counte for so much
these days. Millions o f men and women wear W. L. Douglas
thoes, year after year, in preference to all other makes because
they are good » h o c , styled right and priced below moat
other good shoes.
N e w S pring W ylet fo r M e n , W o m e n M id Boy» «re n o w being displayed In
120 Douglas stores in th e p rin c ip a l ocies and by re liable ahoa dealers
everyw here.
R E M E M B E R » W e bo u g h t ik e lea th e rs fo r these S p rin g styles
before prices o f hides a n d lea th e rs a d v a ru ed. T h e r e ’s a s av in g
fo r you o f n e a rly $ 1 o n every p a ir o f W . L . Llouglas shoes,
A fa ir and square retail price tramped on the soler of
Ih/U^lat shoes a t the factory, guarantees bonesf value.
M e n ’ s > 5 to JR —W o m e n 's >*» t o
B o y s ’ $4 i o H
C a ta lo g o f N e w S p rin g Styles m a ile d on request,
W . L. D O U G L A S SHOE CO.
1 7 ) Sf>«rfc S tre e t,
B r o c k to n , M a s s.
T O M E R C H A N T S ! I f Dooglss shoes are nor sold
In y our to w n , w rite today for catalog snd agency.
An English Inventor’s automobile
cr children Is driven by compressed
Ir, having tanks that are filled with
tire pump.
Home men ran bear the ring of s
sliver dollar farther thuu that of s
church bell.
It Is aa dlftlctilt to keep out of love
It Is to understand It.
When love sets the tasks the Inborer
never thlnka of demanding shorter
hours.
And Have a Clear Skin
Gently anoint the affected part
writ h Cuticura Ointment. W ash off
in five minutea w ith Cuticura Soap
and hot w ater and continue bathing
for some minutes. Pimples, ecze­
mas, rashes, and Ir r ita tio n s are
quickly relieved and healed by this
treatm ent. Cuticura Talcum is fra­
grant and refreshing, an ideal toilet
powder.
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