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FARMNOTES OF INTEREST
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POULTRY NOTES
I Do not attennDDt to use
j. ...... - V MSS
' . I wfMium suung, as the charcoal ft con
Bantam. For the Children tains is very annoying to the hen aS
while to some the no J "s w tne nen and
- ---- T.t -w Wlli use u half as freelv a
may, seem to he of but little impor- she otherwise would. Do not danJf
tance yet thev will as a rrile natr well nnnn v A . . aepena
-7- -x- uoi lu taKe care nf the.
hoir Veen nA 4-V. ! , iu K x .... Wire OI 1116
XU1 vuw. uu mere is uuuuug pesis ii tney have gotten a ood
that will have better, influence oyer start and have filled the cracks
the average boy or tend to kkeep him crevices of your poultry housffrn
nt home urirt , -. wunry nouse from
7 " " - ww w oowom and covered th hen
- V v .7 uur wcu inAy will breed and increase
afford to buv the nnrahrL etnnV fact0 t u "xv'1ttBe
p wvv, mcm me nens can smother
some common ones although I should them out. It will be vour rfX
be temnted to strain a t, t r auty tllen
- - "" v" aciuoeu xne roosts and house
have the good ones, thus training the Dusting the hens with JL
eye of the boy to detect the good strong lice powders will clean thmn
noints from the Kori x;. .l . 111 cxean them
r -j uuj ue "ui usnt at the tav.i- c...x.
CTOWll he Will rr,o, Ti. OOUlliem
ated a taste for handling some of
is
v
tue jarger iowis, and from the ex- Thi is tho t
i "uie ui year when the
penence gained with the bantams he method of curin, rL J !
wm oe aDie.to make a success of ujr UBO 01
rhem from the start, it needs no ar,J 18 mSt valuable- We are receiv-
ment of mine to convince you that it m many reluests for thedetai Is of
is a hundred timps hotfa. t our methnH a- ,
w cutuuiaser , ""vi ou smaiy repeat
the children to stay at home where theu
1 I
you know what kind of company they Kill the ho' whfln
have than to allow them to run wild reJ JZ" th are
Nothing will come nearer accomplish- profle to feed Tent In
mg this than ownership of pets of Kill them irrespete If Z th
some kind. In the hantam besides WeceknJl in W'
serving this purpose you have the twt. JT eured
benefit of the "IZll ermoneter at 84
u u you have never had Let carcasses hand one niM 'dt
any experience with the : . u oae night. Cut
"O lv j uai
from a few little old bantam heni
THOSE PIES OF, BOYHOOD
How delicious were the niQ nf
hood. No pies now ever taste a0 good,
what's changed?, the pies? No. Its
you. You've lost the strong healthy
otumacn, tne vigorous liver, the a
LIj I . .
"vw itioneys ' tne men nr hrvwi
boyhood. Your digestion
fMlr UUU
you blame thel food. WhatJs neeiteH?
ww wuing up by Electric Bit-
ters 01 an organs of disrestion. tom
ach; liver, kidneys: bowels trv them
mi "
1 ue-v 11 restore your bovhnod oe.
...
auu appreciation of fonvi
fairly saturate your body with new
ueairn, strength and vis-or t
oianaara Ufrug Co s 1
GARDEN NOTES
as they are commonly termed. There
are twenty varieties of bantams.
Seventeen of them are called orna
mental bantams and include such as
Sebrights, White and Black Rose
Comb and the more common Cochin
and Brahma bantams. The game, ban
tarns include one for each variety of
the large or standard games. Of the
whole lit, the Cochin Bantam is un
doubtedly, the 'most profitable for a
boy to handle. They are hady ami
consequently easy to raise. They arei
quiet and. tame so that the. r,
dificult to handle. They lay -jperhaps
the largest egg, according to their
weight, of any fowl we have. In
fact a dozen Cochin Bantam eggs are
not to be laughed at for bulk. The
Black Breasted Red Game Bantam Is
the most aristoratic of the ham
tribe and there is more money chang
ed hands fOT ihem yeap
country and Europe than there is for
all the rest of the bantam class put
Paid for a single cock or hen. But
they are quite hard to raise, and it
is for that vry reason. They are
epr ana anhred so much to Secure
fine standard points that it has
weened their vitality to a consider
able extent. Not so with the Coefe-
iney seem to cairy their vitalty
with them at times and
conditions, and are always ready for
squire mel from the boy's hud
iJxc vue DOllIlri nf
k . w. Jiir iJvnn-
pound of meat. Break ice into pieces
- irum one t three pounds in wweight
Use a large packing box or build
a bin in end of smoke house. Pack
and ice in alternate layers with
k'r-y- m 111 .
W,C1 Diankets or heavy
ana leave till ice is all melted
""". nimai heat will Qn Ke
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"Ul or meat. Salt and smoke in
tne usual way. In nrincinie thio .
the same as the Drocess nsea k
1 " fcJ, LU
pacKing houses whose success
x uue sxmpiy to the chillins of he
meat.
to
THE OUST BATH
We are constantly asked, how
niinf ac i i
nonage against worms?
There is a widespread but ground
less prejudice against-the use of noi-
SOn. This is founder?
w iguwi cuiue 01
the method of growth of xthe cabbage
plant.
The head grows from the inside.
Therefore, poison appplied to the out
side leavess never Reaches the oufslde
Part of the plant,
Paris gneen sprayed or snrinfrie
on the plants when they are wet with
ew as perfect protection against
worms and all eating insects.
One-half ounce of Paris irreen mi.
ed with one pound of cheap flour and
sprinkled on through a piece of gunny
sacjc is simply and effective. Of
course refuse leaves must not he ferf
to stock unless washed free of the
poison.
I am keeping the side shoots ninr-h
ed from my tomato plants, which are
miW setting fruit. There is a six-
foot stake by each plant, and the
single stem will be tied un to this
Last year in my old garden there was
a niseon flv onMnbn muv. . , .
- w j v-v.uacu ivuu cnicKen
wire. I kept no pigeons, and used the
fly for tomatoes trained up on the
Wire. I had plants there thirteen feet
bigh, and" had to get the .tomatoes
from a stepiadder, and thev We tin
But I always look out for failure nf
uie early plants in late summer and
nave now a lot of plants from seed
sown in the open ground, which I
will plant out after some early crop
is off so that if the early ones fail,
I will have plants to succeed them,
and keep up the, supply of tomatoes'
till frost comes again.
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SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER
TRAIN of
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Norfolk &South-
ern R. R, Co,
While the bush lima beans are
hardy and early, thev can not take
1
tne place of the climbing ones in nro-
duction. I grow some of botfi, the
bush ones for earliness and the ciimb
ing ones for main cron. Then the
large lima are not productive, in the
South, while the small lima, or Sieva
is productive and to my taste, better
for eating than the large lima. These
too, I grow on the chicken wire net
ting.
PROF. MATHEWS
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Sum
mer schedule change Pulman Sleep-
trains between Norfolk and
Raleigh effective Sunday June 5th.
No. I: Daily Night Express; leave
Elizabeth City H:48 pm.,
leave Edenton l;05 am; ar
rive Washington 3:15 am. ar
rive Greenville 4:17 am ar-
ve wuson 5:41 am; arrive
Raleigh, Union Station 7:55
am. Connects at Wilson with
A. C. L. R. R., North and
South. Connectss at Raleigh
with Southern Ry., for Dur
ham, Chapel Hill and Greens
boro. Connects at Raleigh
with R & s. P. Ry. for Fay
etteville .
NO. 3:' DailV. evoent Qnnvl0,r
Elizabeth City 6:48 pm: ar
rives Edenton 7:55 pm.
xno. 0, uany, leave Elizabeth City
11:33 am; leave Edenton
12:50 pm; for Washington,
uoidsboro, Beaufort and in
termediate stations. Connects
at Washington, daily except
feunday, for Greenville, Wil
son and! Raleigh. Connects
at Mackeys Ferry, daily ex
cept Sunday, for Columbia and
Belbaven.
COBB BR05. & CO
So. State Phone 438 So Bell Phr.nA Air
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Member, of New York and Norlo Cotton Bxcchanga
sftJTT' 01 CWa3 Board ot Trode ye T rt
C0TT0N- 1 TCC'8 '' RAM
GRAIN BONOS
. Special attention grven to Telegraphic and m j
tLrder8 r6POrted Ptly. Any information deW 1
market, wffl be gladly furnished at any time. rauMi
ARCADE BUILDING
(opposite P. O. Building.)
No.
No special crop is today recching
so much of what may be called a.i.
vertising attendon as the pecan.
mere are hundreds of nen1rt
.v-w,
"IVi"6 ij iciiaoie mtormation. We
wuuia De glad if snmo
ueanng pecan orchard, covering
five consecutive years. All trees in
the orchard should be included and
the credit side should present only
commercial sales actually made-of
nuti alone.
Tbe housewife is often heard to re
mark that he wonders why the
chickens always select her fine mel
low flower bed to do their Woiii
n. Why don't the rxT T e s,aa 11 some onA would
Th- n V 1 7 S the fleIds?'ise b an actual book account with
he truth Of the matt 4o v, ..... , .uul Wltn
flower b I. ,h. ' , I '"".COnSeCUtlre sETAIBTAOINO
approach to dust of anything within
tbeir reach. The hens are about to
overrun with lice and mites and na
ture tells her that she must fill her
feathers with something of a dust
mature that will smother them out.
There is nothing that is cheap that is
n as efficient as good fine road dust
It should be duet, pure dust, and not
sand the kind that gets up and dusts
everything in reach when the wagons
roll over it. That is the kind your
hens need for the purpose. When the
roads become thoroughly dry and
dustry and in the middle of the day
at that, take your wagon or wheel
oar row and shovel and lay in a sup
P!y. Xot only for immediate use, for
they are needing it badly at this time
out lay up a winter's supply against
the time when the roads are in such a
condition that it can nnt ho a
Store it in dry barrels placed under
shelter and up from the ground so
that the moisture can not pass up in
to it and destroy its unsfulness by
makmg it damp. In fixing it for use,
Put it into roomy boxes about 20
mches square and 10 inches high. Fill'
them about half full of the dust.
Place upon the floor in your chicken
house or other shelter. If they can
nt be placed upon a floor, raise them
lightly off the ground so the air
m,ay pass under the boi to prevent
dampness. Good dust boxes kept
lm SuPPed will be half the battle
Jon against these ever-present pests.
About a quart of fine sifted wood ashes
effl f t0 each b0x wm ease its
eancy in smothering them out
WOMEN ARE INTERESTED IN ES-
TABLJSH1NG LOWER DEATH No
RATE AMONG THEIR SEX
It has recently been discovered that
many women who believe thev are
suffering with diseases peculiar to
their sex have nothing else but kid
ney trouble or the results of kidne
mm oiaaaer ureases. Thousands of
women suffer from kidney trouble
and never know it. When the kid
neys are not in a healthy condition,
mey orten cause the other organs to
Decome diseased, and you become
nervous, irritable and often desnon-
dem
When in ill health you mav suffer
witn bearing down feelings, backache
rma loss of ambition. Many thous
ands of nervous, irritable and broken
down women have restored their
health and strength with Bloodine
Blood and Kidney Tablets, they make
sick kidneys well. Free sample and
booklet will be sent by the Bloodine
Corporation. Boston, Mass. Enclose
stamp to pay postage.
Jul J 171522
No. 2: Daily, leave Edenton 1:00 p
m. leave Elizabeth City 2:10
pm; arrive Norfolk 3:55 pm.
No. 4: Daily, except Sunday, leave
Edenton 7:55 am, leave Eliz
abeth City 9:05 am. arrive
Norfolk 10:50 am.
in u . 0 . JJailv. nifirht PYnrocc 10
Edenton 3:50 am: leave E
City 4:55 aim arrive Norfolk
6:45 am.
100: Daily except Sundayy, motor
car, leave Edenton 7:00 am;
arrive Suffolk 9:30 am.
124 Tues; Thrs; Sat. leave Eden
ton 2:25 pm; arrive Suffolk
7:05 pm.
I Ml
ROYAL FENCE
to M. tata S" 016 Str0nsest aad "' PO-U
not an w 7T Hoya! Penc t.
.h, ... '""su.y restea article, already bearine n
.wo aiji tin- wonu.
S!?Lbw white Hardware Go
'3
Elizabeth! City, N.fC.
No. 120 Mon; Wed; Fri: leave Eliz
abeth City at 3:15 pm; arrive
Suffolk 7:05 om.
For complete information andv
any iicket Agent, or address
H. C. HUDGINS, G. P. A.
Norfolk, Va.
'IS LIFE WORTH SAVING?'
Mrs. Mollie McRaney, Prentiss. Miss
writes that she had a severe case of
kidney and bladder trouble, and that
tour bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy cured her sound and well.
closes ner letter by saying: "I heart
ily recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy
to any sufferer of kidney disease
saved my life. Brown's Pharmacy
What will the weather be? At this
season this question is one of the
most constant and important on most
farms. It is repeated at almst everyy
breakfast table.
Singularly enougg, that is the place
where the simplest, most reasonable
most reliable answer to the question
can be obtained-
Every cup of coffee used is an al
most infallible barometer or weath
er forecaster.
Here is the fact: Dropp your sugar
into your hot coffee suddenly and
immediately stir. Bubbles will in
stantly rise to the surface. StoD stir
ring and these bubbles will float on
the surface. If they gather in the
center of the cup the weather will
probably remain or become, fair dur
ing the day. If they gradually float
to the rim of the cup the weather will
change to rain.
At first this seems improbable, but
just y it a few times. It comes a
near being correct a 'the average
official forecast, and" rt: Is at hand
when most needed. ,
There is really scientific reason
involved. Bubbles of air are extreme
ly sensitive to atmosphere pressure;
tne center of the cup is hotter than
the outer edge, : V ! v
Try it! Southern Ruralist.
Norfolk 8 Southern Railroad
NIGHT EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car Service (Electric Lights
rau, raueign, in. u. and Norfolk, Va.
Beginning June 5th.
The Onlv local S-lppninor rar lino ikwrv- r i
. - o uci yv ecu xval-
eigh and Norfolk, via Wilson, Farmville, Greenville
bu ttsmiigioii witnout cnange.
eSIs schedule
NIGHT
EXPRESS
3:20 p. m.
5;25 p. m.
4:35 p. m.
5:10 p. m.
9K)0 p. m.
11:10 p. m.
7:00 p: m.
7:30 p. m.
8:45 p. m.
10:10 p. m.
12:30 a, m.
1:35 a. m.
6:45" a. m.
Lv Greensboro, Southern Ry
Lv Durham, Southern Ry
Lv.. Henderson, Sal. Ry
Lv Fayetteville, R. & S. Ry
Lv Raleigh, Union Sta Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
.Ar.
12:10 p. m.
9:50 p. m.
1:28 p. m.
11:00 a. m.
Lv Wilson, ...
Lv. -Wilminerton. via Wi!srn
7:55 a. m.
5:41 a. m.
9;35 a. m.
9:16 a. m.
8:07 a. m.
6:40 a. m.
Ar
T -r
iNew Bern, via JGoldsboro A.
Lv Kinston, via Goldsboro Ar.
Lv Goldsboro via Wilson. Ar.
Lv Greensville
Iv Washington
Ar,. Norfolk, Park Ave
Close connection made at "Norfrit With linno AZ :
.1 7 - .1 w. ii mica uivnglllg,
For complete information, or reservation of sleeping car space
apply to agents at principal points or
H. C HUDGINS, G. P. A. W. W. CRQXTQN, A. G. P. A
Norfolk, Va.
Sanitary
Plumbing
Remember I
all kinds of Dlumhitw 6m
tittmgf also special attention to sewer
connections.
Thoroughly equipped shop.
Only skillful workmen employed
Prices reasonable. Pprnoi
tention to all orders.
W. P, Knowles
From this date on, my custometdirfirld
my pffice open 7:00 a. m. until 6:00 p. m. each
day, wherelthey can obtain electrical supplies.
WE SELL
BRILLIANT TUNGSTEN LAMPS
DECREASE YOUR LIGHTING
BILL 60 PER CENT
OR
INCREASE YOURILLUMINA
TION 300 PER CENT
With NoJAddition to Present Cost of Lighting.
ClG. Pritchard
IS YOUR PROPERTY
safe;
.Ar.
Ar.
.Lv.
4:18 a. m.
3:35 a. m.
10:00 p. m.
Olt isinot unless it is amply protected with insur
anceNo one can tell when it will go up in smoke
If not fuUy insured see us. Delay is dangerous 4
WE WRlTEflT RIGHT.
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