Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 23, 1919, Page 10

NORWICH, BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1919 Macpherson’s It is your duty to be well dressed; you inspi}e confidence, you are a factor in the making of morale in a strong, well dressed nation. This new point of vision is making every man consciously younger by his selecting Clothes of style, fit and individuality. E. V. PRICE & CO. Tailored-to-order Garments insure your looking the part in this great Age of Youthfulness. Have us show you the approved fashions and woolen for Spring 1919 and take your measure TODAY. J. C. MACPHERSON 291 MAIN STREET AGRICULTLRAL INTERESTS HARVESTING THE CROP OF WoOOL usually done deeper. deeper adva root tage to ither has :ie an old wnl ot so soft that machines o w‘v These ma- produ S 0’" THE S0Y BEAN. bean seed thus producing | ast part of the | of bigh feedin hed by alll; > crop it| 11 kinds of the value is in the ned 1 1 the me: and fe ved from ast foods, diabetic nish, food pro- linoleum edible d products from the dried ns, tu milk and vegetable ‘wwl nsed milk, The cheese is smoked and CATARRHAL DEAFNESS MAY BE OVERCOME tarrhal De FOUR SPECIES OF LICE ON TURKEYS/! s of lic turkey s in t which occurs Four specie nd or mmon ted with This Victrola (Nlustrated) il be down in|i | fertilizer and to the young. The shaft louse of chickens also has been found on tur- keys, but probably does not breed on that host. The other two species seem to be native to the turkey, prob- ably existing on this fowl in the, wild state. The large turkey louse prob- ably is most abundant. It occurs on the feathers on various parts of the ally on the neck and breast. The slender turkey louse is a spe of good size( though rather elongal resembling in shape the head louse of chickens. Normally neither of these species is excessively abundant, but on crippled or unthrifty turkeys they may cause serious annoyance and un- doubtedly they are injurious to poults. HOW COW TESTING PAYS There were 353, cow-testing associ- ations operating in the United States July 1, 1918. These associations have an aggregate membership of 9,778 farmers, owning 168,348 cows. The cow-testing association originated in Denmark in 1895, and the first of the organizations in this country was formed in Michigan in 1906. Because of the value of the associations to the dairy industry of the country the United States Department of Agricul- imulating interest in them assisting farmers in their or- ganization. Cow-testing associations are prov- ing to be the means of plugging up one of the biggest leaks in the dairy business. They erable the dairymen to determine definitely the unprofit- able cows. Each cow must make a profit over the cost of feed, and this can be determined only weighi her milk and the fecd she consum | No dairy is better than its averag production. If this is too low, th herd is not paying a profit. Bu: principles must, therefore, be appl to lower the cost of milk production, | for efficiency is as much of a neces sity on the farm a: Few men feed th i quantity United | Department Agriculture. | With little regard for her needs, feed | is put before the cow in plenty if its is} cheap and a less quantity if the pricc | is high. of \FERTlLIZE THE FARM ORCHARD | The farm orchard can be naintain- | ed in satisfactory condition by 5 | of stable manure and wood | plied on und about ! well beyond | those wiic l the summer. | ppiied before a| | light rain, the effect appear within a few complete fertilizer for peaches, to be the days recommended nitrogen has heen found limiting fac | peach orchards experin ‘; ations give bett o y one. The n is ailable and season. t rule c ng any of the fol- Fcr Mature Apple Trees: on {he tree may | While a| Fur Storage — Fur Repairing — Fur Remedeling Very Important Announcement! STOCKS REPRICED For After Easter Selling We have taken from our regular stock all our - very fine show pieces in SUITS, CAPES, COATS AND DOLMANS representing the finest fabrics and styles, tailored by the very finest tailors, and repriced them for quick selling. Mostly One of a Kind For the woman or miss who has waited and knows the class of merchandise The Manhaitan carries, this opportunity will her. = THE STYLES ARE EXCLUSIVE Make a special effort to come here early. 3 ductions are phenomenal. 171—125 “THE PRINTZESS STORE OF N | | | | | | LJ surely mean a great deal to The re- You will not be disap- Main Street U ve equipment or heavy labor, te of Peach Trees. One and two vear old trees 1-2 te of soda. re trees may pounds in| condition 1 indication as to their needs, and that recommend- ed for peaches may be used Grapes: A complete fertilizer high in nitro- | 3 to 3 pounds per v or | ate of soda 1-4 to 1-2 1b. per vine may be used. SPRING CARE OF FLOCK OF SHEEP Sheep raising does not reauire ex- | $90.00 . $10.60 Dewn Terms: $2.00 Per Week CURLAND SERVICE goes with every Phenograph we This means free service all the time to you. No other house in New Za.und offers you this kind of service, THINK IT OVER THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP 48 Franklin Street The Only Exclusive Music House In Norwich PILLS Keep the stomach well, the liver active, the bowels regular, and the breath will be sweet and healthy. But let poisons accumu- late in the digestive organs, the system becomes clogged, gases form in the stomach and affect the breath. Correct these conditions with Beecham’s Pills. They promptly regulate the bodi- ly functions and are a quick remedy for sour stomach and Bad Breath Larrest Sale of Any Medicine in the Warld, Sold everrwhers. In Bozes, 10c., 256 el win I quire most attentic sut does: require study and contin The with 1 acquire experi- but_for . and to 60 or ut four months, weighing 65 to 75| 13 inds "nless the flock use seeded forage crops. th ‘\\\s permits change of gra tallishia i e year, and this for the first ambing and she; which is the I season, is the ep raiser, nited Stat say specialists Department of ture, and the size and quality crops determine the profits. time extra attention should be given to the ewes and lambs. In no other way can time be used to better ad- | vantage on the farm. If the ewes have not ben properly | fed and cared for during the (dl and | winter the creps of lambs ool | SErama e e ity. It is the weak, thin ewes that re- | n in the lambing| season, though previous mistakes can not be remedied at that time. On the other hand. failure to be constantly IF BACK HURTS USE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Eat Less Meat If Kidneys Feel Like | Lead or Bladder Bothers Most folks forget that the ki'lnt‘ys,l like the bowels, get sluggis and clogged and need a flushing occasion- ally, else we have backach: and dull misery in the kidney region, heumatic l\HnL’ s, acid stomach, You simply must keep v active and clean, and the moment feel an ache or pain in the kidne gion, get about four ounces of Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few day and vour kidneys will then act fin This' famous_salts is made from the and stimulate | them to normal activity. It also neu- alizes the acids in the urine so it no | thus ending bladder | s is harmless: inexpen: kes a delightful effervescent lithia- ater drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid- Jad | ¢ | tory v while the lambs an the raising of eve attention the new by can be made sufficie to market in June or keting usus and it is e the lambs time of greater internal para stronger tha in the sea prices, cfore injury the by | ous in warm, iods of July or August yFAILURE TO TREAT OATS P FOR SMUT EXPENSIVE| HOLDEN. the e al not to do so. working four minutes can of four or fi to plant an ac of ground. The increased yieid of oa that will result will net from $3 to $ For the past 20 s the following method of treating seed oats for smut | has been in use Spread the oats to be treated on the barn floor or in a tight wagon box. Make a solution of one pint of formal- dehyde to 40 gallons of water. Sprin- | kle the oats with the solution until they are thoroughly saturated, using about one gallon solution to onc bushel of oats. As one person sprin- kles another person should shovel the cats over uniil every is thor- oughly wet. As soon as the oats sprinkled and well mixel 'cover blankets or sacks so that It is the s they are h the driil v enou b the swollen drill to allow for condition of the oa This method b 1t m: any other m {of those who I sen very saltl prefe fac- d to ering a period of three y onstrated that the time ! quired for n(qqn’ o clean, thus ding serious com- believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble. Lg one pint llons of wa- of solu- of f vats while sprini| solution is uniformly distributed. Sack the oats as soon as the soltuion has ble because | treat enough oats for smut at a cost| arge number | will start at 11 m. 1.30, address of we Ives, N. H. county club| v Henry Dorrance Paul P. , sheep s . E. 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