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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
BARGAIN
bzAiNNIHf-N' NEW-WEST END-HOME

NEW-WEST END-HOME. A new and modern bungalow in the best location in West End; has large living room, den, dining room, two bedrooms, hall, kitchen and bath; large front, side and back porches; best modern plumb ing; handsome mantels and chandeliers; water, gas and sewer connections; ce- ment walks and paved street; lot 50x19o feet; plenty of shade; two blocks of cars. school, churches and library; all street Improvements paid; price, $3250; little cash and the balance s$2O to s3O month.
 CIAS. KIDD, With Geo. o. Mabry, 2106 1st Ave. Both
 Phones 2572
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished room in modern private home five blocks from business, Northside; filtered water
 screens. Bell phone 47t2 or 2217 7th ave nue. 7-29-St
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MACHINERY

WE Guy and sell electrTcal machinery.
 Selman Heating and Plumbing Co.,. 10 South goth street. Bell phone SSl1, Peo- pies S57 7-29-tf
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FOR SALE-New, modern, 6 rooms and
 bath, furnace heated bungalow; ele-
 vated corner lot, one block from East Lake car line; special price for quick sale; $500 cash required. Bell phone Woodlawn IT. 7-29-3t
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FOR SALE


 PARTIES having large house newly fur nished and with all modern convenient ces in walking distance of city and in two car lines, would like to rent rooms with breakfast and o'clock dinner to gentlemen; everything first-elass, home like and reasonable. Address N-35, caro Age-Herald. 7-27-2t-thu-su FOR QUICK SALE-New broom bunga- low, one block West End station; san- itary plumbing and furnace; s100 cash. $25 monthly. A bargain. Address L-35, care Age-Herald.
 7-27-9t-th-fr fri-su- tu-th-sutu-th-su FOR SALE-2O acres within three-quar- ters mile Country club; price on appli- cation. Minge, 211s 1st avenue.
 7-26-6t- we-fr-su FOR SALE-Gadsden. Ala, so-acre farm, four miles of courthouse; good house; good barns and good land. s1Co0 One two-story brick building, lot 25xl2o, Broad street, $7500. The adjoining bricks are held at S12,000. Just opposite this building across street Kress' Ten Cent Go. bought two lots with two 2 story bricks and paid the price of S24.- GOO. This is worth Investigating at $750o, 5000 cash, balance one, two and three years, notes, per cent interest. Stew art & Stewart, Real Estate Co.,, Gads- den Ala 7-2S-5t- fr-su- we -fr-su
 
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-Store and two living rooms, lot 25x140; will trade for cottage; sell easy terms. Call Hoover. Bell 371 Woodlawn
 FOR SALE-$2650; two 5-room cottages, eastern front, on Northside, walking dis tance, has electric lights. gas, hot and cold water, switches in all rooms, s5o cash and $91 per month. Hincs Really O., 92a Fiji st National bana building. Both phones Ar Main.
 FOR SALE-5O shares Southern States Fire stock. Address J-36, care Age Herald.
 lFOR SALE--New 2-story, 7-room house, furnace. gas, electricity, cement base ment, rent $30: quick sale; good invest ment Gammill. Both phones 1523 Main. SMALL steam and gasoline engines. 1-32d H. P. up for amateurs and ex- perimenters; large illustrated catalogue, 15c coin or stamps. Amateur Mech, Supply Co.,, 51S-K, 219 S. Dearborn street. Chicago.
 lTOR SALE-100x14O, Avondale, near Southern shops, one 11-room boarding house; one broom cottage, plumbing complete, rent s43 per month; p per cent on the amount asked. Cash; little
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$500 CASH, balance s3O per month, buys Groom, modern home, just completed. on 12th avenue, block from Glen Iris; hardwood floors, furnace, handsomely decorated; faces south. Whittemore &
 Williams, 712 Empire, Main 2S5; Peo- ples 961. 7-30-3t-su-tu-th
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTO TIRES, tubes and protectors, best quality; we pay express charges on all orders received before August 15 and save you 40 per cent; price booklet on request. Enterprise Auto Parts Co.,, 7o' Olive street St Louis, Mo.
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FOR SALE-Completely furnished 7
 room house in West End; modern Tn every respect; house alone cost s3500. owner compelled to leave city and will sacrifice including all furniture for s3350, on terms. Whittemore & Wiliams, TIP Empire. Main 2S5, Peoples 961. 7-2l h-su-tu
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FARM LANDS

WE have 40,o00 acres of cut-over timber land in Autauga county, Alabama, which we are selling in 40-acre tracts, or any amounts to suit purchaser; prices rang ing from $7 to SIP per acre. These lands are located on tho L. & N. and M. & O. railroads. Southern States Realty Co.,, Vandiver Bldg, Montgomery. Ala.
 6-26-tf
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FOR RENT-A large, cool, second :
 floor room, near Five Points. 1927 South goth street. Bell 4O16. 7-29-2t
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FURNISHED room; Bell phone. modern, bath; house screened. 2420 9th avenue.
 7-22-qt
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ONE CENT 4 WORD. RaTEs-onc cent word a dny; ad.
 taken for less than 2Ee for first inser-
 lion. Cash must nrroIapany order.
FOR RENT--ROoMS

 NICELY furnished rooms, bath. con Venlent table board if desirel. 2220 7th avenue, north. Bell phone 6ss3 FOR RENT-One nicely furniseed room, electric lights, phone and tath; house screened throughout; conxsn- tent three car lines; private family. 1900 11th avenue, south. 7-sa 3t FOR RENT-Furrished room, also. two unlurnished connecting rooms for light housekeeping. Cool and clean, 1eason- able. Main 6Ss6, No. l6l2. eth avenue \. FOR RENT-Two lovely furnished front rooms for house keeping or will rent four connecting rooms. All first floor. Apply 2So3 4th avenue
 FOR RENT-Two large connecTInc rooms with or without meals l215 South 18th street
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Hal inter- est in improved 80 acfes, fee simple valuable Birmingham suburban property. with station on it.; creek borders it. 10 acres cleared: rich mineral deposits; exceptional town site and subdivision properties and a moneymaSer; 5000 cash for prompt deal, or $1000 cash balance in farm property and will pay difference for value. See B. F. Eborn for further details 51 Empire Bldg.
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7-room house to sell with two lots two blocks from Palmer Terrace: new and up date; will sell for S4500; worth $6000; will take lot IS first payment. Address Owner, 1911 Ave- nue E. '-29-ct
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FOR RENT-Large, well kept room, pri, vate family; all conveniences, for gen
 tlemen. Peoples 407. No. 511 N. 18th
 street. 7-2S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-At bar gain. several desirable improved and un- improved, money-making real estate city and suburban P-operties for live stock. 521 Empire bldg.
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FOR RENT-Two large connecTTng rooms with or without meals 3215 South 18th street.
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FOR RENT-To quiet couple, three un- furnished connecting rooms. downstairs, for light housekeeping; walking dis tance: SIP per month. S25 N 20th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

TOR SALE-One of the finest farms 'n the state in the celebrated cane brake region, 1905 acres all under fierce, ra'l- road station on the property, improve ments worth over $S00o, well watereu, only $12 per acre. I predict that this land will sell for $50 per acre within the next five years: terms. J. H. Still man, 2oe Hood Bldg. Phone 250l. 7-29-2t o2500-West End Cottage, rooms, on cor ner lot, facing east good neighborhood; :; Improvements in and paid; near car. schools, etc., $100 cash. $25 mo-, low rate interest. Jemison R. E. & I. Co. Both phones.
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FOR SALE or exchange, seven valuable suburban lots in Birminghams best residential suburb; 50-foot frontage each; half block car line; rapidly growing neighborhood; will sell or exchange for small farm Address letters P. o. Box 691 Birmingham.
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FOR SALE-A dairy of 40 good cows, wagon, horse and all dairy equipments, if taken at once; will make terms. Ryan Real Estate Co.,, 202s 3d avenue, Bell phone S35
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FOR RENT-Beautiful upstairs front
 room in private family; suitable for one or two gentlemen. Phone 1042; terms reasonable. 7-30-3t
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FOR SALE-Two lots at Brindle station, West End. 30x125 price $50 each, cash, for colored. Call Hoover, Bell 3T.
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished con
 meeting rooms for light housekeeping Modern conveniences. 2117 Ave-
 nue H. 7-lA-tf
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TWO nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, connecting, also with bath, in-
 stantaneous hot water. Screened, sep
 arate entrance. Private family 3616
 Avenue E. Bel; 5519 Main, 7-2e-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

SIXTEEN acres at Fulton Springs, two good houses, stable, spring house, poul- try houses, lake stocked with govern- Inent fish; an ideal place for poultry or truck farming. Address S-36 care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

THREE well located farms for sale in Calhoun county; nice dwellings, fine water, land good. at a redtNed price. Write or call on B. H. Dennan, real estate agent, at Jacksonville, Ala.
 7-3O-St
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FOR RENT--Nice we'll furnished rooms, close in, everything modern, reasona- ble rates 1913 9th avenue, north.
 7-27-7t
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ONE beautifully furnished front room, one large room handsomely furnished for two; also large garage on premises modern conveniences; best table board convenient: both phones. Bell 3547, Peo- ples 575. 1912 12th ave, south, one block of Five Points
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

TWO lots at Boyles on car line. These can be bought cheaper than the original price. Moore-F -Furman Realty Co.,, POI BroWn-MarN Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

LIGHT housekeeping rooms, furnished complete with private bath; also nice front rooms for sleeping; with or with out board. 2320 Sd ave-, north. Peoples phone 1124.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

FOR QUICK SALE-New broom bunga- low, one block West End station; san- itary plumbing and furnace; s100 cash, $25 monthly. bargain. Address L-35, care Age-Herald.
 To7o Of tI fri -stt -tl1 Il h. sll-t f h sll
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NEWLY furnished room, connecting bath, in private home within block of three car lines: excellent board in same block; references required. 1590 South 12fh aYhnne-
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TWO, three or four unfurnished connect ing, first-fioor rooms with all convent ences; on hillside; rent very reasonable. S2O South 17th street.
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FOR SALE cheap. latest model Under wood typewriter; good as new; this is a bargain and worth investigating. Ad- dress O-36, care Age-Herald.
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FOR RENT-Lykes apartments, 9th ave nue and 18th street. Screened all outside
 rooms. Baths and phone free. Special summer rates. 7-27-5t
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FOR SAILED shares Southern States Fire stock. Address J-36, care Age Herald.
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FOR RENT-Delightful front room, fuI'
 nished: cool and comfortable; all mod ern conveniences. Phone 36S5. Whitfield Flats Aparament B.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Store and two living rooms, lot 25x14O; will trade for cottage; sell easy terms. Call Hoover. Bell 31 Woodlawn.
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FOR SALE-Five acres in Shades valley on macadamized road. 200 yards of Edgewood car line, s260. Apply BIO Woodland avenue, Peoples phone 7012
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TWO nicely furnished, connected, light housekeeping rooms, gas stove; also furnished bed room, all screened; close to business center; cheap now. 2221 Sd ave. Peoples 2446
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FOR RENT-One elegantly furnished front room. cool, well lighted, close in. See this room before renting. Sure to please. Apply 5S1 North 23d street
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms, upstairs; also two downstairs, suitable for light housekeeping. 24o6 9th ave. RelI phone 6S6l
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BED BUGS, lice. reaches, all vermin per- nanenty exterminated: no powder, no odor; cheap; guaranteed remedy mailed plain cover, 25c. Hardy Mfg. Co.,, De- troit, Mich.
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TWO Or three furnished rooms, furnace. Kitchen sink; 18th street, north. near two car Tires. 1872 Main Bell. 7-26-3t-eod
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FOR RENT-Nice, well furnished rooms
 close in; everything modern; reasonable rates. 1913 9th avenue, north. 7-2S-7t
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FOR SALE-New 2-story, 7-room house,
 furnace. gas, electricity, cement base ment, rent $3o; quick sale good invest ment. Gammill. Both phones 1523 Main.
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SMALL steam and gasoline engines. 1-S2d H. P up for amateurs and ex- perimenters; large illustrated catalogue, 15c coin or stamps. Amateur Mech, Supply Co.,, 5lS-K, 219 S. Dearborn street,
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FOR SALE-2O acres within three-quar- ters mile Country club; price on appli- cation. Minge, 2113 1st avenue.
 T-26-6t- we fr-su
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FOR RENT-Couple without children have three unfurnished rooms; one newly papered; gas, electricity, hot and cold baths. Also gas stove for sale 2230 4th ave. N
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Have few thousand for short-tine loans,
 improved real estate
 MINGE MORTGAGE AND REALTY>CO. Peoples sos. 2113 1st Ave. Bell 1346
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; large and airy downstairs rooms, with private fam fly; light and water furnished conven- IentlY located e04 N. 23d street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

FOX SALE-Rooming houses-11-room house, 5th avenue. $10o0; 15-room house. Sth avenue. $110o; 22-room house, 9th avenue, $2250; Broom house, 9th avenue $500: all centrally located and fully oc- cupied. Hill X McDonough, 1924 4th ave- nue, Bell APP; Peoples 11S7.
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COMPLETELY furnished room for
 light housekeeping, very desirable;
 also large front room suitable for
 couple or two men; prices reasona- ble Apply 1917 Sth. avenue, north. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished down. stairs, front room in private family; cool and comfortable; all conven- fences; house well screened; very req sonable rent for summer. 2316 9th
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FOR SALE-By owner, broom house at North Birmingham; $14OO, $10o cash, bal ance to suit; this is & bargain; investi- gate. Address M-36 care Herald.
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FOR SALE-Buy this and be happy, nearly two acres and 5-room house; sure enough bargain; for prices and terms see Birmingham Business Brokerage Co. sol First National bank.
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$35O0-5-room modern cottage, South High lands; large lot; one block of car line;
 only $500 cash, balance to suit. James B.
 Drake 325 North 18th street.
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NICELY furnished rooms. bath con Venlent; table board if desirel. s22O fth avenue, north. Bell phone 6ss3
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NEWLY furnished rooms or unfurnished
 for light housekeeping. 2305 Ith avenue,
 north. Bell phone 6T0t 7-25-7t
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FOR RENT-To young men, two fur nished front rooms, second floor, with private family; furnace heat and all conveniences: with screened sleeping porch; excellent neighborhood: near Highlan1 avenue car; reasonable rent
 Address T3i, care Age Herald. 7-zS-3t
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BULL DOGS-For sale cheap, fine pup pies. Frisco Cafe, 9th ave. and 18th
 street 7-30-2 2t
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TWO unfurnished rooms for light house.
 keeping. 1872 7th avenue. 6-1S-tf
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FURNISHED room for rent. 1900 5th
 avenue 7-30-7t FOR RENT-Large front room, down.
 stairs, private family conveniences. Bell phone 2961. 530 23d street, north.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-07-27

age was reported from Pocahontas,
Dickinson, Clay, Hancock, and Worth
counties, but the area in which tim
othy was seriously injured extended as
far south as Story county. However,
the caterpillars, or larvae, as we will
call them were found in greater or
less numbers all over the state. In
some localities so to 80 per cent. of
the timothy heads in certain fields
were injured.
Since the larvae feed mostly on tim
othy heads the damage is mainly to
the seed crop. although occasionally
the hay crop may be considerably af
fected. Great damage has been done
In the past by this insect and it I'M
doubtedly will cause damage in the
future.
The wheat-head army-worm, when
full grown, is smooth, greenish or
brownish striped caterpillar, some
thing over an inch long, which feeds
on the heads of timothy and some Of
the small grains. The injury is most
~ r. The timothy seed crop
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-07-27

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The caterpillars eat the seeds and
allow the chaff to fall to the ground
They eat one or both sides of a head
sometimes leaving nothing but the
stem
The caterpillars prefer timothy to
anything else. 1t is only when they
are extremely abundant that they go
to the small grains.
The wheat-head army-worms are at
work twice during the year: first, from
late In May until we'll into July; sec
ond. from the middle of August until
frost
The first brood feeds mostly on tim
othy. The second brood feeds on tim
othy whenever the caterpillars can get
it, otherwise they feed on many of the
common wild grasses, such as foxtail,
red top. etc.
The eggs, from which these cater.
pillars hatch are laid by a yellow
brown moth, which is about III inches
across the outstretched wings.
The full grown caterpillars go into
the soil and transform to the pupa
stage, a resting stage. From the pupa
comes the yellowbrown moth. thus
completing the life cycle
Early cutting of badly infested fields
will starve out some of the caterpil-
lars. In some cases this early cutting
may be necessary in order to save
the crop.
Keeping the wild grasses cut along
the roadsides and fence corners re-
duces the number Of insects by cut
ting off their food supply.
Early fall blowing will bury the half
grown caterpillars in meadows where
they have been common earlier in the
year. This should be done before Sen
TENDER 49,
Early fall pasturing, before the mid
die of September is the best remedy
we have found for the wheat-head
army-worms. 1t will throw the second
brood caterpillars out of food, and the
pastured meadows will have fewer
wheat-head army-worms the next year.
Where clover and timothy are grown
together, this treatment would allow
some chance for growth after the mid
die of September, so that the clover
would be less susceptible to injury
during the winter.
Farmers will do well to examine
their meadows closely this year for
the wheat-head army-worm. If the in
sect is at all common, steps should be
taken to prevent any further damage
/ the next year
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-07-27
Honest rledlcines Versus Fakes

President Taft's recent message sug
costing an amendment to the Pure Food
and Drugs law in its relation to Prepared
Medicines, does not refer to such stan.
dard medicinesas Foley's Honey & Tar
Compound and Foley Kidney Pills, both
of which are true medicines carefully
compounded of ingredients whose medi-
cinal qualities are recognized by the
medical profession itself as the best
known remedial agents for the diseases
they are intended to counterfeit. For
over three decades Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound has been standard re-
medy for coughs, colds and affections
of the throat, chest and lungs for child
rem and for grown persons, and it retains
today its -eminence above all other
preparations of its kind Foley Kidney
Pills are equally effective and meritor-
ious. For sale by all druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-07-27

INOte-The following article was
awarded first place in competition for
medal offered by G. A. Shamel of
Orange Judd Farmer for the best
written agricultural article.
Last year IL acres of corn and rape
returned $4662 per acre, or a total
of $3.50 in pork produced and the
hogs harvested the crop. The shoats
made gains Of a pound a day with no
care or labor on our part. At the
end of 73 days in the corn field they
were ready for the fattening pen, and
were the thriftiest and most vigorous
lot we ever fed
This corn was of the Reds Yellow
Dent variety, and was planted on we'll
prepared, spring plowed, clover sod.
We began planting on May 10, but be-
cause Of rains, did not finish till May
10. Cut worms took some of the corn,
but this was filled in by hand plant
ing on May 20. This field was plowed
once with six-shovel pillow and three
times with surface cultivator. Just
before the last cultivation we sowed
60 pounds of dwarf Essex rape seed,
sowing with the fiddle bow" seeder,
and following the same day with the
cultivators. We secured good stand
of rape and the corn was also thick
enough although somewhat uneven in
size, because Of the replanting. On
September 8, when we turned the
hogs into the field the hand planted
corn was trifle immature, but the
field looked good for 65 bushels per
acre, and the rape was quite rank
We had 1926 head of Chester White
shoats weighing, on September 8, an
average of 81 pounds per head. These
pigs were farrowed during the last
two weeks in April. They were wean-
ed at weeks old, weighing SO pounds
apiece. During the summer they
were run on 8 acres of good clover
pasture and were fed in addition 346
bushels of ear corn. Figuring the
cost of each pig at weaving time at
81, pasture at 35 cents per head, and
the corn at 40 cents per bushel, these
shoats cost us $3.45 when ready to
turn into the corn field.
We started the pigs on the green
corn by cutting off few hills and
throwing it over the fence to them.
The amount fed in this way was