Modern Peonies New Hybrid Pyrethrums Plant

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THE SUN, SUNDAY, . SEPTEMBER 8, 1918. MODERN PEONIES NEW HYBRID PYRETHRUMS PLANT NOW there is llttlo variation la not otrango i store where It that tow of the South Boston; Friday, Charlestown, of temperature. If mdist when storea gPeople know little about tho peony, the and Saturday, Dorchester. to, collect moisture they perennial or allowed iking of flowers. The im- City parks and playgrounds are will become mouldy or start to germi- provement by introduction of new va- used for the markote, which open nt nate. Flower seeds may be saved in during under-derstoo- rieties recent years lias out- 6 o'clock in the morning. It is d the same manner. stripped Imagination, but where tho that the markets close at new forms are known tho old fash- neon, although this point Is not .quite WATCH OUT FOR FALL COLDS. ioned "plney" of our grandmother's clear In the reports received. gono (garden has to tho discard, except, The markets were all well at- pullets in shape for perhaps, the Officinalis While getting rubra. tended. The farmers offered a fine maximum egg production it is impor- tt is scarcely rredlblo that any plant display of fresh fruits and vegetables condition commonly could bo susccptlblo tant to avoid the of bo great that the purchaser obtained, at tho known as "fall colds." Perhaps tho in so short a time. On the farmers' price. The prices wore chief causo of colds is crowding other hand, It Is only by almost lnfinlto higher than some purchasers ex- chickens in roosting houses which are patience on the part of the hybridizer pected, but lower usually than tho not properly ventilated. Even if no that tho now c'olco varieties aro ob- prices of pedlers and retail stores, cold results birds which aro forced to tained from thousands of trials: After besides the satisfaction of obtaining breatho hot, Impure air will suffer waiting five or six years for the per- strictly fresh produce. ATT fruits and considerably and will bo slower in fect flower from a batch of seed, not vegetables deteriorate with, age and growing. An excellent plan for a I quo variety may bo obtained showing it is a decided advantago to tho con- summer, rooetlng house Is simply a 1 Improvement over tho existing 2,001 sumer to get them fresh, which Is frame roofed over to protect tno birds orts. Other attempts may bo possible by this method. from stqrms and If protection from by ono of thosa raro croatlom Regarding tho matter of price, If enemies is necessary covered on iho which sets all peony growers scram- the consumer pays no more to the sides with wire netting. bling for a root. farmer than to the middleman it will If an ordinary colony .house Is used Originating a new variety is one be a real benefit eventually to the It should at least nave a generous process, but increasing that variety foi consumer. rear ventilator. If tho house is of the .tho market 1 quite another. Ah stock No producer can continue for long shed roof typo nnd twelve feet long of tho peony can be increased onl to put into the production of an ar the ventilator should be five or six by the exceedingly slow process of di- ticle more than ho receives for It, feel long by fifteen Inches high and viding the root, It is obvious' that including a fair profit. If the pro sltunted Just beneath the plate in the tho prices must continue high for ducer Is able to recelvo a better price m'ddle of the rear wall of the house. many years. Other plants may bo rap- than formerly ho will endeavor to If hinged nt tho top to swing out idly Increased by budding or grafting, produco a better article than his com there will be 110 danger of rain driv- by cutting or by seed, and the new petitor and thus make a demand and ing In. Then If the roosts are placed widely two or obtain a quick market for his goods. enc and n half or two feet below tho variety distributed in way will be en years. Moreover, In this tho farmer lower edge of tho opening there will three the roots of couraged his efforts to excel and some peonies do in be no danger of direct draught on the of the choicest new tho consumer will benefit. . hot Increase as others, and, birds. rapidly as Naturally cutting out middlemen colds 'ordinarily appear Just as therefore, these varieties never will be- Fall benefits both consumer and producer. i. case of "snuffles" with a slight rattle come as cheap. One' of tho white do-tc- best New York city has many public (n the throat. The surest way to ct varieties, Festlva maxima, introduced places where municipal markets might Is by going among the bird over sixty years ago, still commands them be opened one or two days a week in fit night. Any bird that Is wheezing n, price many larger than newer sorts. various parts of tho city. These mar- l. then easily located. Furthermore, It is a strong grower; but it does not kets should be open only to the a distinct and characteristic odor will multiply rapidly and the supply of growers and the buying public. Near- he noticed if many birds are affected. demand. stock does not exceed the To by cities, such as Jersey City, New-Ar- k, Tho only sure preventive measure some not familiar with this multipli- Mount Vernon, &c, should have Im nmplo ventilation of the roosting cation of various perennials peony similar markets. Louses. This is necessary because of plants seem high In price, especially Propor publicity will Insure a good tl.o very large amount of moisture the newer varieties, not widely dis- display of fresh fruits and vegetables which fowls give off from their lungs. tributed. Contrast, for' example, the and purchasers for everything attrae To keep the nlr reasonably dry this well known "Sweot William." If the tive offered! excess moisture must be carried away .grower could sell all the "Sweet Will- This Is a time when the producers tib'out as rapidly as tt Is expelled from grown .f.'J- jr'i lungs. To handle iams" or other hardy plants of foodstuffd should be encouraged and t . fr !&3tJrdt' -. the the situation from seed- - ho could afford to grow the consumers suppllod food at the rucccssfully requires considerable nlr twenty plants for the price of one lowest possible price. There is no New circulation through the house. In Hybrid Pyrethrums. prompt provision peony; for "Sweet Williams" could be place now for food profiteers. mild cases of colds lev grown by the millions in ono year, 1. Oueen Mary. a. Cactus. 3. Kutnertora. 4. runty. 5. Rosy Morn. for ventilation of the roosting quar- New Jersey farmers believe there Kchvey. rapid whereas tt would take many years to be many bridges over or tun- 6. James ters will ordinarily bring about n should cure. does not sufllco Brow 100 salable plants from a new pub- nppear-anc- o If this the nels under the Hudson River for Pyrethrums are vigorous perennial the two, Judging solely by tho con peony. lic vehicles; our Government has easiest practice nnd, all things that bor- of tho flowers. The long stiff Is to remove pur- neglectful In past In not plant3, excellent for rockeries or sidered, perhaps tho best , There is another faefwhich the been the , stems make them useful for decora- place, compelling tho building of such struc- ders. They are show-- hardy and tho affected Individuals nnd chaser should consider. Though it tive purposes. The fern like foliage In open yard they will grower produco tures for the good of the public, but easy grow, hot, them an where takes tho years to a Peony Augustin d'Hour. to thriving in dry or works In well with the flowers. Tho Le compelled to go Into the trees to good variety, the purchaser of a peony particularly as military measures, so rainy weather. The plants soon form of the plant nnd flowers they when needed attractiveness rcost. This strictly fresh air treat- lias something which is not merely would be available large clumps which may be divided and its simple cultural requirements Les- for the rapid movement of troops or ment will usually bring results. permanent nnd little expense after the scarce may prove who have and transplanted In the spring. Good are Dure to make It popular. K. Card, varieties that their La Fiancee, Marie Lemolne, Marie fanners from other farmers supplies. so many bridges tun- lie Connecticut. first cost' but actually grows more Mmo. they no uco for. Money is If and sized chimps set out In the uutumn Pyrethrums arc In their fullest worth even at higher prices. In a .Tacquln, Mme. de Vernevllle, tods have nels are required to connect so small valuable with ago. The plant require!: collection of fifty peonies costing Emlle Lemotne. Hived by the buyer and an idle tool will get an early start and flower well beauty in Jung, but flower on through PLANT DAFFODILS, TULIPS square space a territory as Long Island with the They only ten to fifteen feet of from 50 cents to $1.50 each there Yellow Alba Sulphurea, Dr. Breton-nea- u turned into cash by the Beller. the following spring. the entire summer and uutumn. and PKOXIK8 thb full, for gorepous bloom mainland, New England cor-tt- and the sixth season will produco fifty should' be Included surely all Some of the flowers of tho new hy- thrivo in any good garden poll, but the next spring. With care ther are ln at least the nine (Querin), Duke of Wellington. and New York from Albany to tho bloomcra, kIvIuk a rontnumic display from to J00 blooms six to eight Inches in white varieties named below to cover Duchesse Nemours, P'lilomele. brids resemble chrysanthemums; mora manure Is Incorporated with the April to Juno of wonderful colors ren In no de sea need many links to connect them otViflr diameter. Thus one season's bloom Is early, mldseoson and late period of Blush or Flesh Albert Crousse, Asa RASPBERRY RUST. others look more like single dahlias, soil the better they grow. Mulching Is flowem. in $5 to $10, with the rest of the United States. Our Autumn Cntnlogu describes nnd readily worth market and bloom; thus giving a full month of Gray, Eugenie Bi- while some might be a cross between particularly desirable In dry soil. llluatratoa nil (he britt (M panes) peony priceless. Verdler, Oermalno Numerous bridges and tunnels across everywhere, to enthusiasts is white peonies. For tho samo reason got, Orandlfloro, l'EtinOelante, Mar- What can be done to my raspberry mailed FltCE As to varieties, some are more pro- tips stung or the Hudson would have a permanent VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE other colors should be carefully se- guerite Gerard, Mile. Rousseau, Mme. bushes where the are on supply cost POULTRY PLANT, lific than others and one should get die? They are all in sec beneficial effect the and PET STOCK AT STATE FAIR. BALDWIN IV. Randolph St., (Kept. II.) Chicago lected. de Galhau, Octavie Demay, Trlomphe bitten and only In New York city 43 Darrlay Htrect, (I'ept. II.) New lork the grower's advice if not quite cer ond fruiting having as many as twen of food not List of Fifty Peontea To Cover a do l'Exposltlon do Lille. but over a wide territory. Everybody and their neighbors arc The Baldwin Poultry Plant, located tain which to select. There are fifty Medium Pink Eugene Verdler, ty berries and often more on a cane. FARM rBODL'CE. 100 are generally ac- Month of Bloom, Interested in pet stock. Pet stock is at Baldwin, L. 1., a distance of to varieties that Glolre do Gombault, Jeanne So many are broken off and dead at HONEY. Schroe-de- r, Charles the name given to animals pri- knowledged to bo worthy of a place In White Avalanche, Baroness the tip. First the crop was ruined by WINTER HURT APPLE TREES. raised twenty-fou- r miles from New York d'Arc, Lamartine, Livingston, Mme. marily for pets, although some pet ony collection, and other new and Couronne d'Or, Fcstlva Maxima, the Juno 23 freeze and then the city, connected by Long Island Only eweflt our Forefathers knew, rure B&rillet Dcschamps, Mme. Emlle Is the Vork o honey. ! drought. Now they look so well I do Young- - apple trees that grew most stock uicd for foou or scientific New State lb. Galle, Mons. Jules Elle, Venus. purposes. Railroad and Brooklyn-Mlneol- a trol- palls, II. CO; 10 lb. pall. 13.10, and 60 lb. In 1917 appears were can, $16.00. delivered to your door, Deeper Pink Claire du Uois, Gen- not like their being ruined, especially vigorously It now pet ley, has the happy distinction of be- either when full of fine fruit. Sunday Sun generally injured most by lost win- Included under the head of stock Clover or Buckwheat flavor. eral Bertrand, Modeste (Querin), are cats, bantam chickens, rats, ing in position to supply practically The Ileroy Taylor Co., Newark. New York. garden pnge is most helpful and inter ter's severe weather. In the case of white person Mons. Bouchariat Alne, Petite Hence. white dancing mice, guinea pigs, all tihe year round anything a 10 WORLD'S CHOICEST esting. C. M., Boonvllle, Aug. 24 bearing trees most serious Injury nice, NEW CLOVER HONEY lbt pall.., Red Augustin d'Hour, Directeur J. the cage birds, fish, used may need in the way of poultry from ti.TZ; 6 lb. cans. II 75: 3 lb. cans, 11.00. Spraying potassium sulphide was to trees bore a heavy crop rabbits, animals sent by Insured parcel post, postage and Aubrey, Felix Crousse, Rubra superba, with that for pig- a pigeon to a turkey. This, of course, spread of disease, In 1917, where the crop was uni- terrarlums and aquariums, Insurance prepaid by inc. Vllle de Xancy, Officinalis rubra. arrests the the but eons, others. includes baby chicks, eggs, laying OEO. SMIIIKK. Itnnrtnlph. N. Y. NEW PYRETHRUMS which appear every season. The old have been ferrets and - Deep Red and Purple Adolphe will form the weaker trees In the pet stock show thero are hens of eight different vnrletles. broll- ' The perfection of our new hybrids has been attained by years of con- best plan Is to pull up and burn the most injured. Trees of any fruit, with roasting chickens, fowl, ducks, SWINE. Rousseau, de Candolle, Mme. Bucquet, ,(, him .,i. iicrs,, , stant selection. The range of color is from the purest white to a deop plants nnd all diseased leaves that the possible exception of tho apple,; 1 . .. II,, l Mikado, Prince de Tallndyke. with 485 last year. The display of . Registered Ilaby Duroc I'Iks now ready, glowing crimson with wondrous tints and lights that seem to glisten in the ' new healthy ore plainly too weak to be worth " ""'."v"-.- .1.1 any amount S. G. Harris. have fallen. Set out that rabbits will be one of the best ever P.1"?- " ""f furnish unrelated ns follow sun. In form they are no less varied, some being similar to a cactus plants in different part of the gar- keeping should be removed to avoid - Single piss, $20 eaih, (33 per pair or " a In Pigeons . . per trio, express paid, sows dahlia, others with tho simplicity of the daisy all of them ideal for cutting. to good hole made the State. aro classed ,''. ,, ", 1 ,. run lired for fall new injury trees from shot I SCARLET GLOBE RADISH. den. Spray the plants several with poultry nnu' flKure with the poul- - ",D farrow, t&5 eiirh, Place our order now Only a limited quantity offered for the first season. times each season with weak Bordeaux borers, according to the State College per cent, this year and more than 35,- - Start right with a stock from the largest try entries. Tho pigeon and poultry champion herd of Durocs In the east. FIELD-GROW- N FLOWER NEXT YEAR of Agriculture. 000 birds will be handled during 1918, CLUMPS TO globe tip radish mixture; if used full strength the foil dlsplay will bo equal to the best in BEI.ItOSE STOCK PARMN, 1'oolvllle, N Y, $1.00 Each. $10.00 a Dozen The scarlet white go In case, of an apple or a pear tree which shows that the stock and service Is home or ii will be scorched. tho history of the fair onl) will pos Perfectly round, very double, Sylvia Fascinating. rose shade. one of the best for the of which a considerable portion of are giving general satisfaction. Lust Purity soft shape Is at- sibly break tho record for num UMIIS. pure white. OOUDIO. market gardener. Tho, the top has held its foliage, during the spring a large number of the eastern Rutherford Snappy red, semi-doub- Cactus Petals grilled and pointed tractive and also the color, a beautiful ber of entries. The big poultry build- Beml-doubl- CANNING TOMATOES. summer it would seem wire to poultry farms "closed up shop" owing with light roso centre. prettily. very dis- oval rich with a white the ing will be filled overflowing. Morn Beautiful deep rose tinct. and scarlet, growth next to to the threatening financial ruin of 'Koir tip; flesh is tender, crisp and wait until has started Mrs. M. M. Guggenheim made SPRING LAMBS double, central petals curlod light Dainty Very beautiful, shaded of the ibeforo deciding has the high prices of feed and Its scarcity gnuung Dngat puiK mtn pomi oa petals. "good Many housekeepers prefer the open summer to remove dc- - PWK, to jtoob. mild. It is for the outdoor prune the largest entry of rabbits, nnd and low prices of poultry product, but Make good lawn mowers. Keep lumhs on equally good, 18 new named varieties garden forcing. is not a kettle method. It or to it severely. While splto the lawn as the President docs. Keep the These and twelve others, or for It the scarcity of guinea pigs a tho Baldwin Poultry Plant, with Its gras good pay - good radish for summer sowing. The In the open kettlo method select dead branches may be removed at very large varied display will be in order nnd the owner h for 412.00. tomatoes ripe, not over- any time, some appear very weak and farm connections, having implicit con- profit. Make splendid pets, Kor prices OUR HOME GROWN ROSES Inst of August and the first of Sep- that are but that made. nnd partlculur phone or call U .1 UltIP ripe, Only now may look fidence that the Government would COI.L 333 West 0lh St Hryant should bo planted in the Autumn. ORDER NOW to get the best selec- tember sowings may be mode in the and free from blemishes. much 'better when Tho entries of cattle up to August Tj, a few should be canne'd time. growth starts season. will regulate matters "grinned and bore" i.ong island uranch, II. c. TltUEI.SON tion of large, vigorous, hardy bushes. Every one dependable true to open ground in tho vicinity of New Jars at a next There 5 were sulllclent to completely fUl rea- l'hone 316.0 Flushing. Carry canning process through then .be new layer of sap wood to the losses week after week until name. York. Where the season is shorter the a the big cattlo buildings. This is re- prices quickly. Scald tomatoes for from conduct water to the leaves. sonable could be obtained for CATS. Evergreens, Trees, Flowerlnft Shrubs and especially Old Fash- the teed should be sown In cold frames the markable considering freight condi their goods. They now pay but a Catalog one-half to two minutes, dip Since shaded ioned Flowers for Autumn Planting are described in our and protected with sash when tho a minuto the weaker branches tions and the difficulty in getting reasonable Increase over year for BEAUTIFUL ANOORA CATS AND them into remove ones last KITTENS. 16.00 UP. sent on request. weather is cold. cold water and them are the that have been most men to care herds. policy la to STAMP KOKJIBPLY quickly. sharp remove injured, except for their feeds. Their sell BAVVIEW FARM. North Haven. Mains. This is a popular radish in the With a knife where the tree was Farmers will find a large display largely on a closo margin and supply market all over the country, though tho stem core, and the skin. killed because of heavy 1917 crop, the of farm machinery, including tho new- good, general utility stock at a timo roui.Titv. in some sections those with but Place one layer of tomatoes In an many apple trees that look bad now labor saving will bo public Is tip bring every est devices. It when the should and turn- S little white at the the best enamelled kettle, nnd for quart are worth more than they seem to be. worth a trip from any part of the ing to poultry as a means offsetting Atkins price. In other sections those about add one teaspoonful of salt and from It would seem wise, therefore, If in Bobbink con- State to learn how new machinery the high prices of meats, and to SACRIFICE SALS. half white and half scarlet bring tho one to three tcaspoonfuls of sugar. pruning such trees only dead wood boys can help colvo tho labor problem on serve red meat for our brave Cyphers Incubators and supplies best price, while in other localities Add no water. Bring' the mass to the were removed until after next sea- fighting there." Rutherford, two-thir- forms. "over New Jersey those about a third scarlet and boiling point, and boll for from six son's growth; then weak wood could for lessthan cost of manufacture, white are in greatest demand. Farmerettes will be present to show to ten minutes. Large tomatoes be removed more intelligently. ability handling New York Stato will produco more Market gardeners should know their cooking. their in farm machin tn order to turn some of our aurolna should be turned during the Peach trees that have made but a ery nnd turn off farm work. To think than' a quarter of the commercial stock Into cash. market and sow Beeds of the varieties With a sterilized spoon, ladle them few Inches of weak growth In most apple crop of the country, leading all bale to be continued this week only. that will bring the best prices. of a place operated by these neat llttlo Into Jars that have been sterilized by coses had better be removed. ether States In production. Tho total co . , forcing It pays to women is a temptation to buy a farm Tnn siACNrrr imnTicnrrrnAi. inc When sift the being boiled for twe ntyvminutes; 1111 Since peach crop Is estimated at 7,333,335 barrels; me utjm rouitry supply, seed snd llsnt trees have also been and set a flock of them at work. Salesrooms In the World, seed, grading in this manner. Seed tho to overflowing.'.- - Adjust badly of these a million barrels will be con- all Jars tho injured in other peach growing t: II Vesey Ht. New York. of a uniform size will mature at have been placed In boil sections compete sumed on the farms. rubbers that that with New York, 'ellrrrel H. C. V. leghorns one time, so the entire row can be ing water five minutes, In the Hudson Valley the crop Is pill LETS MOHICAN SUPREMACY cleared off at once, replanting tho for and the this would soem to be a good time for FIRE GUARDS TO PROTECT covers that have been sterilized with skilled peach growers to plant. The below last year's harvest, but In west- WM. HOI.ZAITF.L, Toms Hher. N. ,1. space for a second crop. GRAIN. ern New York the crop Is four times Sowings of radishes can be made up the Jars. Seal the Jars and Invert injury to the buds In the nurseries them to cool. has great, that of last year. of POOR Peonies; why have to the first of September. Seed sown been aiid for this and other Fire guards of ono or more furrows CHICKENS. T8 CENTS EACH AND UP. There tiro lots not the during the hot summer months must reasons the supply of peach trees for should be ploughed around all fields of planting noxt spring will bo very "Save Sugar and Savo Krult" Is benefit of really expert advice? Our fame Is nation- be firmed Into the soil. After tho WHY NOT IN NEW YORK? chocked or stacked grain, advises the the title of a new bulletin Issued by No mall orders for this stock furrow has been made for tho seed small. . Tho prospective planter United States Department of Agricul- Your opportunity to get stock for lass ihm wide. 'Most everybody everywhere knows of tho therefore, would do well to place his tho State College of Agriculture at cost of production. and before covering they should bo In Boston municipal markets at ture, to prevent conflagrations start- Ithaca, sent free on application. It (.an and see the stock, at our salesrooms. ABSOLUTE SUPREMACY of our Peonies. Do you? pressed Into the bottom of the furrow di- order for young trees soon. ing from tho sparks of locomotives, which farmers sell their products tells how to preserve fruit Juices with- TnKyMACNIFF nOTtTTCUVrrJRAL CO.. INC, back of hoe or with the engines from 1 Ono-o- f tho REASONS is bocause with the the rect' to tho public were opened Sep- tractors, threshing or out Augar and good substitutes that umir nui'iuy, newi ana 1'isni sole of the foot. tember 3. Sow spinach In September for tho careless use of matches, pipes or Salesrooms In the World, may be successfully used In place of IJ. 6 4 Vesev St.. New York. Hawkers and pedlers were barred spring use. Protect the plants during cigarettes. The exigency of tho sit sugar. The scarcity of sugar has made a from participation In this market busi- winter by a covering of hay or leaves. uation demands that farmers make Candled fruits are made by cooking great demand honey. Honey can ness; tho proposition only to Spinach requires rich soil. Stable or practical application of this control. for isopen them in a mixture of one-half as IT'S TOO LATE sugar cooking. produce sheep manure makes tho ferti- Farms also should have available fire be used in place of for farmers who raise on their best much water as corn syrup until they TO FOOL WITH BABY CHICKS WE GROW PEONIES Children relish bread or biscuits and own farms. lizer. Sow the seeds thickly, one Inch fighting equipment, such ns chemical are transparent. honey. Tho markets are conducted In dif- deep, In rows 10 to 12 Inches apart. extinguishers or barrels and buckets and late hatched DuUeta. and with iin water, nt prent pr)ca and ttQidlly coins hUrber ferent sections of tho city on different of yuu wnni 10 get eggs juii as soon a 'you These first aids in flro fighting are judging uraugm Horses is a can from The Farm Bureau, 160 Nassau street, days, as follows: Monday, Jamaica Acid phosphate must bo depended on bulletin will NOTHING ELSE Tuesday, extremely valuable protection for the that Interest horsemen. New York, has organized a service for Plain; Roxbury Crossing; nr the fall fertilizer for grain crops. It is aupplled free by tho Btate College PULLETS supplying second hand implements to Wednesday, East Boston; Thursday, Use not less than 200 pounds to the grain In tho stack or bin, ns well as buildings prod- of Agriculture, Ithaca. that will lay In early We have acre; 300 to 400 pounds is bettor; 16 for the farm and other fall. ila ret uce or live stock In storage or stable. norJts. White Hocks. Tt. I. Jteds. Minor u per cent, acid phosphate. Haw rock day Ac, at following reasonable prices for pure Suspicions reasons will bo awakened by Precaution should also be exercised A rainy Job: Put tin ureu siock: f the other phosphate Is tho next best fertilizer, tne feed blnB whero 600 to 1,000 pounds per acre. against 'hot boxes" and other im- - the rats are most Early March hatch, now "slnilnr." will our catalogue. Instant confirmation of them if you Uncle Sam is asking New York State -- .. .n. i ...... ' llkelv to maw thrntisrh- nim, lay In few weeks, 11.(0 each) lata March 1 1 1t.. .,,v,i, - Ant . help grow j u ,.1. y IIUJWICU tllllWllllCl j vviiil.1, i u and early April, elan laylner Nov., II :j. farmers to him more wheat posslblo sources campaign against the rats. May could visit our grounds and see tho plants growing potatoes are of loss. late April, $1. hatched and "cross the world's greatest breadstuff. If you're Tho production of in New bred" April hatch, 90c. Safe delivery euar-antee- d the stock we tpfid to gnu. Ask thoso who have been here hesitating because of lack of ready fundi, Vork this year is estimated at 34,500,-00- 0 Milkmen claim that carelessness and any die within 80 iajs re- wc can help you. bushels, 3,500,000 How nnnoylnj, It Is gardeners of placed free, bushels less than for Housewives In not returning bottles is 1 Pen 6 yearllnr niack Mlnorci Hens. crop 2,000,000 who to gardening books In- 1 Spring- - We will loan, on approved 6 test year's and but more turn for partially high Cockerel, IM. notes, any on any accountable for the K I. Ducks, while Pekln or Im' u Run- and they coat no more from us up than an average crop. This Is the offi formation the culture of plant price of milk. Be ner. cum needed to $10 an acre for seedinc to a long glowing description careful to return wheat ground. No signature but your cial estimate, subject to change. find and every mim bottle. own will be required. You can The barley and ryo crops of the end with "divisions or seeds"! To one "OUR REPUTATION HAS BEEN BUILT ON MONEY use the to to sow PIGS money to buy iced and fertilizer and to whole country will exceed all previous who wishes know when the It le not difficult to save records rice will seeds, where and Just how, it is vexa- the seeds You'll need jueiit this winter, six, elcht , THE OUALITV OF OUR STOCK" pay for labor and equipment. and buckwheat and of annual vegetables for next year's and ten weeks old Ilcrkshlre and Chester be in same class. tious to down book book Whites, 110, SO the take after gardens. They must bo tit and US. TO GROW The earlier you start, the better the crop from library shelves and then not thoroughly Laylne hens (yearlings), Leghorns, whit ANNUAL the dried before they put WE SHIP ONLY If Tin! FALL AND OCR CATALOG 18 NOW will probably be; so write us at once. Tell le able to obtain tho information are away for or brown. $1.50 earn, Jleavy breed, IS. BEADY, UNIQUE DISTINCTIVE VKRT DIFFKIIENT FROM For autumn grain plough as early the winter. Spread the Young Mated Onw, II pair, IT'S us how many acres you intend to plant wanted. trouble Is ex- seeds thinly Oulnea Hens, J1.25 OTHERS, MAY WE SEND YOU A COPY as possible. Early ploughing retains Where this in a dry, airy each. WHEAT and how much you will need. perienced write to Tub Sun Garden place, out of the sun, Urollers and iloastlng Chickens, 47c In, moisture and permits the accumula- on a sheet of paper Order direct from this ad., avoid use- ., Department, nnd what Is desired will until they are less correspondence. Vre, U you'll kindly mention tho "Sun." We also loan money to purchase Hogs tion of available! nitrogen. The stubble dry; do not uso be promptly supplied. heat. When dry Our bank reference, First National, Free-po- rt and Sheep. of tho previous crop turned under L. I, has time to rot and act au a fertilizer. and Runner ritrmwberry MOHICAN PEONY GARDENS , are-felll- BALDWIN POULTRY PLANT FARMERS FUND Tho weeds and the moisture Tho Department of Agriculture, riants. For .September nnd Fall planting. PATRIOTIC and nourishment they would consume January, 1917, had n staff of more Will bear fruit next summer. Also BALDWIN, L. I. ' BOX 666, SINKING SPRING, PENN'A. Y, Rasp, M. W. COLE, Secretary UTICA, N. remain in the land. This Is equally than 16,000 people. Since that time berry, sJlHtlibvry, Oonseberry, Currant, Phone "Freeport 31 " P. O. Hoi. ir drape, Khuburb, Asparagus I'lunts, true in tho flower and vegetable gar. the number has been considerably in- Shrubs, l'rult One block north Mlntoln.llrooklyn trol. Trees, Catnloeue free, Harry E ley "Stop SI," near Uedell Orocery Co.' dea. creased. atjuiroB, uwu uiuuiiu, 4, s. old store, Church St. lb 4