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; Your Busine? Solicited.
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D PREVENT CARUC FLW0?t
f e7w : SimrJa Precautions In . Herd
' , -i Management Will Keep Out Die-,
.agreeable Odor In Milk.
Dairy"! and r creamery men Is
many states are troubled every spring
by garlic or colon flavor in the milk,
This Is due to the cows feeding" on
arllc or wild onion, one of the first
ants to start In the pasture In the
Uig. vThefrouble from garlic is cot
tly. to last very long, as this weed
s soon cropped off and the grass be
omes plentiful enough for the cattlo
feed on It In preference to Jthe
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f trllc flavor In milk can be removed
1 eating the milk to 145 degrees F,
1 forcing air through It at this tem-
U attire for 80 to 60 minutes, accord
to Farmers' Bulletin 608 of the
United States department of agricul-
ire. As this method requires j cer-
&ln amount of equipment. It Is much
ore satisfactory for the average
dairyman to Keep the odor uui Of milt
gy a few simple precautions la herd
management dhiaiStk'A..-l .X
There are two ways of .protecting
the milk from garlic flavor. First, pre
vent the cows from obtaining garlic;
find second, maru4e the herd on garlic
pasture, so that there will be the leaatJ
possible chance of getting the flavor
; In the mtlkW-. .r-.-'i-r. .
1 Often the garlic Is found only In one
Sitch in the pasture, end this can be
mporarlly fenced , off and pastured
with otter - animals not producing
milk. ' .:-'y ; ,: ''' -
Where garlic is scattered all over
the field It will be Impossible to keep
'. the cows away from It,' but by remov
' Ing them to some other field three or
four hours .before each milking the
flavor will be reduced to a minimum.
The odor in milk la strongest from
;Cows which, have Just eaten garlic,
v and the odor is reduced as the time
between the eating of garlic and milk-
ing Is increased. " "
In case no ; gaWe-free posture Is
fphKahle, it would be advbutble to
; Vlv tli cattle to the barnyard-three
er foui hours before milking and feed
them on hay and silage.. As the aa-
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. Carllc Flavor Cait B Rducri to MinU
"" mum. by Removing Cows to Some
Other Patturo Throe er Four Hours
. i. Before Each MUkl. " .,
', aon for gar!!c tmuUle Is short, thl
'shwitd mt tsoM murk Inconvenience.
. The Vet plan for avoiding troubl
. frou this weed on rbe dairy farm It
to km It oat eompIeM. This can be
done with little trouble. an1 tUm In
. teretod can obtala lnfirmaU'n nt
i the mibjpct by wrttlag le ILe United
.'fctfro dcpuctmcnt of agrlmUnre for
..Van-Kin' JVS.Mln CKH, "WDi Oalon,
:rt'jo4 t.t i;rrj:'uii."
rjsroBSEnvE cleanuness
Ncjlta of Tbbco ef Miking Machine
Hay Cort Milk "of Dairy for
Enure Day.
. mmmmm ...
Jat one tlm of nc1ctlag to rleejiM
the tubes ef lU etllklng oiarbloo may
mt tti milk of tl onllre dairy for
th'.t finy, and morr. If mi persiltj h
C!:.-pt)M o contlnan. N man evof
otsM to ret a mltklag marhlna, an
U.a be la ilctTmlnH to berp the fmll,
yaifiupa and tvla abettately rleatt. -
"lETKICOOD WORKING COWS
we of Cfjl'g Trc of rVotfycttoS
" - 'f tath' IfWivWiM Animal
..rtjJJ.H . tivw-cU ,
.. Every dairyman,, pnnmf faUr
Hmi tb vaiof of" letogfrhr ef
la kit tord lp crW U0Wrt tb
. wnrkers frota xbm fclstr.' !kat
the Wfr (fil IkotH ewf aaay te
,rp tf'ii e'..ii'nf"ie Ya eJlk-
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ICET CEST rOSlE 'PE)TJt1
. as t a
V.kl'o All rMrifita Are.Hit Vrcfd
m ,l It J mpnnt t.Mko fry.
f ' ' T- - . ! I.I
. Ai provt. wH- n i.aiWie eoH
I In ' J ' wmttolly .JtlgD
la prtr. ;t is lmt-r!l ial rvarf
at'.U r gala It 'miIm( pnmul
t rtitmi fr4 erh pottmt uf graia
r rv:i'-ti !Uk L4 f0a.
Th'addition to bur Bu-ildiiig is
inow finished iyid we are ready
to iv any. work in the way , of
Atomotile Repairs : r- -
Line o For4 Parfs, Float A Ford Shock at
Berbers and Spark Plug. . ' . r'
MUST-MAKE, BETTER BUTTER
Our .Charge For Repair work is
$1 .00 per hour ?
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Barbour Brothers Cr.
iaaimmafr?BTg
Coal Stoves
: :If you are going to buy a.
Coal Stove for the A7intier
sea - H. C. Jones arid save
money : ; ' . v
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; A lot--of ; Reel-Felt Mattes-Mil--
imports Emphaaize Impressive Lesson
for ;Da)rymen -Foreign Cotk
' " aeMtion" Active. .... ?
To meet fordgii competition.; dairy
furmersi o the United States inU3t be
able to produce n better quality ' of
product and prepuce and - market it
inore "economically and mere? eclclottt-
. ly, according Iff vnpeclKilsta 1 the
bureauof"raarkets. United States de'
partm&i t .;.jof ; it ! i ?n I Uire. J"
Arrivals o'f shif.njrtts of 'Panlsh but
ter,ar already afTifJtlng prices on the
1 New York, (Sty naj.-tft.Argefttlna'.te
prodiiclng ' nearly-' tnree . times me
amount -of butler . and cheese - Con
sumed, and -someof the eurpUis may
be vfexpected to coiue to this country
or ,oi!ipete with our products in f or-
eigj -coudttles. Bt-fore thfe war S!
beria was rapidly ertefldlng ita lairj
Industry and when tcndltiocsf become
settled in that country It, uiay be e.
pected to couie back, as a, factor
thn 'fe-orld's market. li. Recently - there
have been signs of fcterest In dairy
ing InSouth Africa, and the Industry
as developed lu New Zealand and Ans-
tralla, must be reckoned ; jytth. "r-1
S.If the dairy. products manufactured
In the United States are of a better
quality than those from other countries
they need not fear competition. , Can
ada's cheese Industry illustrates this.
A strict system ef government super
vision in the training of cheese
makers. In the Operating of the fao
tories, and in the grading, marketing
and exporting of the product, exists
there. . This has tended toward ea
improvement In the quality of Ca
nadian cheese until it ranks with the
finest on the English markets. .,
The dairy Industry In Argentina has
grown rapidly since. the beginning of
the war. Before l wax butter ex-
H. C. Jt
ones
ass
New Business
We have opened a Geieral Supply
Business in the Thomas Catamaran
We Carry a Full line of
;Shingl!S:BuinSujj!i3V;W,; Hay and.Grain
Call us oi Fhone 109 when in Beaufort or write us your
' wants." ' " . . . '
.1 Union s Supply Company;
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C. D. Toder rrop.
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Hot Weather Comforts
- T?e have lately installed aNew," Sanitary Ecda
of the latest rncdel and srelnow '.prepared .to sei
... that wiirsatisf y. the mostjfastidicus Delicicus I
'- aes, Ice Cream Sodas, Milk Drinks and many c
' are served here.- ' " ; '."
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' Bathing is fine new bu before you go look ' c
of taps, and Water wings. 7 AH the prepatatic
for Sunburn are kept here asjwell as a big ftie c
v fum'es ancT toiletrarHcles of all sorts ',, ;. ' ,
First Class Prescription Dcp
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A COMPLETE LINE OF T
; ISaufiirt irttg Qlomi
pOr. Sale 2,0b. Acres; FARn
40 acres uudecculttvaticn 24 in rature;tal;
and, SIX and a QUATER MILES From ;
V BEAUFORT ON NORTH RIVER U
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Good Bwellirg, tarn, and ether cut hcuccs, fi;
oyestering third of a mile from house
Part, C!i .halar.ee cn Etsy Tetrrs 11
Hagood Realty Cdtiii
Office: Corner Broad and Middle Streets
. Over. Bradhams
ni r
rnone no
Part ef One ef Shipenante ef Danish
Butter Arriving In (New York Which
Have Caused American Dairy In
terette te S- the . Possibility ef
Growing Foreign Competitinsk '
ports from that, country totaled SP.
tons a year; In 1013 they were five
times that. Cheeee exporte were far
exceeded by the Imports In 101X Now
the conditions are reversed rar 6.000
frns of cheese being exported In 1018.
Today moat of these experts are
going to' European markets, but
should cmdltlons become fsvorable It
may be expected that some of these
will come to this country. The b
run a of mnrkete warns dairymen to be
prei mrtd l tuert thla eouipeUUun.
n
cecon
d.Hand Ca
We have a Few useJaulCrn'.otiles hlchr a: .
' IOR SALE CHEAP
Betterget one before" they!are gone; ars c
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CANS BETTER THAN BUCKETS
Meat Convenient for Collect!
' at Bams and Conveying .It
, . the H
. , nik and rream from even a few
ewe ran be nmrb more coarrnleaUy
bandied tn rrgnlar tnllk cans than le
th al.aIlor pans and wldo-moulhed
burketa commonly naed. Cans are coo
Vmlenl for collecting the milk at the
4arn end tranafmlng It to the bows.
' These caua may be bnnght la tart
ms alare, For bandllag mans aod
aalmmllk where separators are bard.
or even where crwua Is art te eor fa
bnttmoaklng. tho "ahotgaa ran te
ary convenient. It can bo eeaUy o
ered end at la water end Le eoavec
te feaiwEo.
Sunahlne Somevthere.
A plant growing In a cellar picks
out the dlatant spot where the sun
beama come throngh tb Utile window.
shd pualiea its way through the half-
Llartneaa, strelching Its pate stalk to,
ng MUKl amaxlng length, to reach the pah
er aunatiina. Why shouldn't we do as
mu.bt If there U nothing rbeerful
rlote to a a, t as reach ahead in oar
ti.oajhts to tho pUaure that Is com
ing, er berk to some Joy that Is past
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(SUITS GLEANED and PRESSED
''Nrr Tost Office.
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DIFFICULT CHUKIINO CAUSES
Aiof Oilier Tblnoo Cream May Be
" Tee Tbl e4 Tomoaratwre May
MH M ftlsht
THfflratt etiarolog iey be doe te new
oral fad ore t - '
Toe Ible mem. It sboai4 tet be
twm SO to JW rr rent fat
Wrong rbnrnlog Umpratsre of lb
rmm, fUKy AVfwa la ahaat rlgM.
In e few Instance It may be dee t
too ac.lon f crrUla gorma.
In okoio lualaarre It rolf be dao t4
feeilitg foods Wbtrli prodoce t Urgt
pertwrrie ef bard fate.
ftovr tmu cbnree omelet (ban tweet
.:. D. M. JONES
Dealer in Junk. Highest Cash Prices T
D;ffrtnt Thermametrlo BcaUe. '
T1h -ale employed by a Ibennome.
ter a indicated by mo ef the Initial
Hfera, l or by the lat, fah-
fvnhelt, Contlgmle, Rea amor. The
drrrpts ef ere Ihmnomotric scale ae
rrVdlly ronvrrted ' Inlo tbnae of an-
o(hr. rollowloglslbolrrelallooahTpt
I) degree r. eqnata J0O degree C,
njoala i0 dgrore It .Therefore I
drgree I, eqoala fivo-alnibe of a do
grv C, equals fourolotbi of a 0o
B.
Urpo, telle Head. .
Ifotber eooi coe to gat e beed ef lei.
lore, and told ase the good oaoe would
be eoUd end bard. I carefully picked
out large eolld boad. end liked the
grncor bow eaacb thai boad ef lottace
root. lie anawerodt Xievoe Bo, bet
that le a rebbare.iEicboege,
CllnoMog Argumaot ,
The little ina eere propertng te
play bonoo. a ad bad d!ffl-lty dorld-
Ing the eonrtloA, -VTbe wtu be tbt
mamma r finally One oaWI, la a too
of final li y, "Hut. Mary Kt I lt a, IX
gnt to be. Doot fee kow I'm siiet
Uae foe oref
Mother End
A baby nds lo
ju'at as It acede It '
bat ha, or clfn cl
mother eodrarmeri
tsdom. . They for
baby soul at the
wild flowers In th,
give test to bat j
that teat babies r
pld, and many of t
Exchange.
Habo, Ood!
IIbe In Orr. i
goddoas of youth r
the poraotilflratl
txvant yootb, ar '
this office by O
er of plymput.
of Zoos aod It
wife to'Ilemi
ae a reward f
" Te dream
traHly pr
bio." To
a atgn or
flcS) rota'
Ing from f
rota log t
teeing cr
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