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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-08

II angels would only roll away the
stone from the sepulchre OF peace!
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

FOR RENT = Furnished house in Paterson,
n. j., East Side; rooms downstairs. 3
and bath second floor, one room third floor.
from May - to September Is. Further par
ticulars from SHERWOOD q LOCKWOOD.
1 Park av., Paterson. N. j.
HOTEL and Pavilion. Atlantic Highlands,
". j.. opposite station two blocks from
amusement parks. two blocks from beach .
also cottage, ready May 20. RICHARD
BOARDMAN, 81 Exchange place. Jersey
City. Information Harlem 23s7.
RIDGEwOoD-Eight room, old stone house:
acres, orchard: main asphalt street:
5000: photographs. HOVER. 212 Broad
way. New York.
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Borough Of Broossiyn-SaIe or Rent.

FLATBUSH SECTIoN-1i rooms. porches
and sleeping porch. glass and screen; one
OF the best built houses I'm Flatbush; double
garage. minutes from Kings Highway sub
way express station must be seen to be APP
preciated price $50 600, cash $4,000 1880 u.
I'D St, Brooklyn. Phone Wildwood 1912.
PROSPECT PARK wEST-Eight family. all
improvements; 10000; cash $4,000 rents
$500 very low should rent easily $1,000
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

CfTARMTNGLY furnished house in perfect
servants rooms, 3 baths between Madi-
son and Park avenues owner going abroad
VIII rent for MAY and June or longer $500
per month; fully equipped for housekeep.
Ing; competent servants win remain n de-
sired seen by appointment. vOHTIi1NG
TON WHlTEHOusE. INC, 40 Madison
aV Plaza 1900
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Borough Of Manhattan-MisceIlaneous.

FOUR story and basement. near Drive; elcc-
tricity. parquet floors, redecorated through
out. vacant: Will sacrifice at $500; cash
required, $4,000. COUGHBAN g. CLISBY,
200 West I'D st.
-FOUR story and basement. West Side, 20x
i00.i1, all Improvements, II rooms, baths !;
estate Will sacrifice at $4,000; cash re-
auired, $4,000. COUGHLAN & CLISBY. 200
Went I'D
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Borough of Quccns--saic or Rent.
man runs AD.

Build your own 10 YEAR TAX EXEMPT
home In restricted residential section IN Ja-
maica: for limited time we are selling lots
10 home builders for $3.50 EACH come and
ser. -. II. SWEET 9G5 Fulton st,. Jamaica.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. livery at
tractive 8 room apartment with enormous
rooms, . elevators; fine service. Phone
Boulevard 6545. Tennis Place Apartment,
by station, only u minutes on electric trains.
GUYON l.. C. EARLE. 35S 9Th av., cor. 34th
St. N. y.
SOUTH shore apartments Rose st. and
Long Beach av., Freeport. L. l.; three and
four room housekeeping apartments. with
yearly lease high class; references re-
ouired; public dining room on premises.
Tel. JOHN CRUICKSHANK. 21e Freeport
TO remit large, light rooms and bath, In
private detached house; steam heat cleo
tricity; Christian adults: 500; 10 minutes
to Kew Gardens station. 43s Lefferts av..
Richmond Fill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 50th St.-5th Av. to East River.

sfST ST, "a East.-Five story American
basement and three baths; large extension:
ha ardwood floors and electric light; immedi-
ate possession; seen any day. between and
81 can be bought at $4,000. JOSEPH @.
ABRAMSON. 40 West 18th. Bryant 4094.
1870 East 10th st.-iexl02.2: 4 story and base
ment; story extension: immediate posses
sion. can be bought at $4,000; plan for
American basement at my office. JOSEPH
G. ABRAMSON, 40 West 46th. Bryant 40o4
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ATTRACTIVELY furnished suites OF two,
three or more rooms, with private baths
at Hotel Chelsea, 90 West 23d 1T. Location
unexcelled for cunveniences. New manage
ment IL very anxious TO rent TO permanent
guests and will make very attractive rates
222 Wcst 2sd 1T. Phone Watkins 5000.
BEAUTIFULLY appointed 4 room apart
mont near 5th av long or short lease
VIII rent or sell. For information telephone
Apt. 81 Riverside 24a9.
GRAMERCT PARK SECTION.
10Th ct, 1874 East on block beautiful
corner OF Irving place Three rooms. bath
and htchenetfe. sttractivey furnished In
quire afternoons after I from May IL
october /.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.
FurIiis ished.

furnished apartment. be-
tween 59th and 4Jth. East Side preferred; ;
two bedrooms. maids room, kitchcnette. liv-
ing room, bath; two months only; write par
ticuiars; rent moderate. Commodore Hotel.
rnnm 1920
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Unfurnishcd.

FIVE rooms and bath. heated, In any first
class location. below 18Th; bonus $50.
FRANK MILLER. Barclay $685..
WANTED-Apartmen OF s rooms, between
Riverside Drive and Broadway. 100th-120th
sts.. with permission of renting few rooms
10 refined people: state lowest rental from
May ] or October !. GSl Herald, Her
aid SO.
WANTED-Unfurnished room apartment; ;
not over $40. MORROW, go w. Goth.
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Above S0th st.-5th Av. to North River.

ODD ST, 264 West (between Broadway and
West End .-191100; 8 story American base
and bathroom extension: all modern Inn
provements immediate possession; seen any
day between 10 and s; can be bought at
$50. 900 JOSEPH G.. ABRAMSON, 80 West
46th. Tel. Bryant 40a4.
i02 WEST i2oTH-isxiOO; story and base
ment: electricity and parquet floors
throughout; IL rooms, baths, extension;
house vacant 3 year mortgage: seen Sun
day and Monday, t-3.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED young lady desires room and
board with private family In Brooklyn.
G 1912 Herald. Brooklyn.
YOUNG Japanese wants room for two. with
twin beds. West Side. HALMI. 81 West
list st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Classified mailing lists. Charles
ton, w. Va, and mining towns; first tifno
offered: write us. ACME AGENCY, 40I
Morris st.. Charleston, w. va.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Washington, ID. G

AN exceptionally attractive room fur
nished apartment. French duplex: roof
garden; bedrooms. baths and servants
rooms: near clubs immediate possession.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO.. s16
Conn. ay.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
FARM PROPERTY.
Farms Wanted.

RESPONSIBLE, experienced party desires
year basis rent free and possibly firewood
In return as caretaker: abandoned farm
considered. Phone Glen Cove 1090W, or
address NJ 81 Herald, Herald SO.
WANT TO lease farm for about five years
with Intention of buying within that time
IL suited; 10 to so acres. New York or Con-
necticut preferred: state terms with first
letter. NJ 81 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
REAL EsTATE--0UT OF CITY.
Mestehestrr--snIc or Rent.

MOUNT HOPE.--Hastings, attractive @ room
house, bath, electricity, steam heat hilly
wooded country; minutes 10 station; ey-
collent condition: plot p0xi0O price $1,000,
cash 81, 600. VAUGHN, % Greenwich av.
Chelsea $3.50.
YONKERs-Rare bargain. 10 rooms, T7s
North broadway: $4,000. RICHMOND,
Warburton Bldg. Telephone Nonkers 1871.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
RESIDENCES TO LET,


New Jersey.
FIVE room furnished house. all improve
ments garage: suhlet from May 10 to
September 10. 1921. Call between 10 and II
A. NJ. L. @. SCHMIT'r. I56 Springfield av.,
Summit, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

CLERK. young lady, experienced. filing ana
card systems; also clerical work: neat.
accurate. Christian; start SIS. 667 Her
aid. Herald SO.
COMPANION, cultured, refined. young.
gifted, travelled; valuable to one lady;
Christian. 227 Halsey ST., Brooklyn. N. Y.
Lafayette 934s.
COMPANION for lady, experience IN nprs-
ing and travelling. Can be interviewed be-
tween 10 and IL A. NJ, Pierrepont a. /.
Brooklyn, or phone Main 3642: references.
EXPERIENCED world traveller; chaperones
parties: all languages. Madame Chandler.
65i West 10th st.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Isth st. TO 59th st. unciusive).
East River to North River.
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INVESTOR-Sound.s small growing Hartford
manufacturing concern, with established
business, running full time all through pres
ent depression, wants SIS. 600 to S25.0o0 for
expansion; Investor on may become on officer II he
cellent references: investigation invited. .
''close" corporation, composed of prominent
business men. Address Il. Il. CROMMET1
Sec, Marshall St, apt. 8. Hartford. Conn
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED.
Successfully operating company, ia per cent
monthly dividends, requires additional cap
ItaI for expansion: fullest opportunity for
Investigations. r 460 Herald. Herald so.
gentleman residing in San Francisco, who
acts as manufacturers agent, IS anxious
ence to 2267 Sacramento ST., San Francisco.
Cal.
If you have had any unsatisfactory dealings
with stock brokers or stock purchase
communicate with us Immediately: every
thing confidential. A 1870 Herald, Fulton ST
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BOARDERS WANTED.


DESIRABLE rooms. private apartment: ex-
cellent table: homelike: very reasonable.
5o4 Riverside Drive. apt. 81
4sTH. 43 west-Rooms. private bathroom:
meals II desired. Bryant 1916.
57TH, 351 W.-Large. small rooms. private
bath; piano; electricity; French cooking.
GOTH. 1C5 West.-Large room. private bath,
steam reference.
T2D 269 W.-Room with bath; Monday;
single room: excellent table
75TH ST.. GO West Miss EDWARDS, for
merly e2 West Seth St.).--Desiratle rooms;
table guests: references.
SD, ia w. (the Little House)-Beautiful
rooms. hath; delicious home table.
10TH, 240 W.-Large double room, running
water: two ladies or couple; home Southern
lady; good meals; $50 each per week. 3073
Academy.
10TH ST., 10 WEST
Large front rooms; excellent board: rea-
sonable.
154TH. 42s West.-Attractive large front
room; lavatory. dressing room; private
residence.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Borough of Brooklyn.
SOUTH OXFORD ST.. 135.-Nicely furnished
large room, twin beds. private bath. cleo
tricity; near subways; references
SOUTH OXFORD ST., 49.-Attractive fur
nished room; all conveniences. Phone Pros
pect 1850.
STUYVESANT AV., 392.-FIVE ROOMS.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
SOUTH OXFORD ST., 4s-Large double
room: all conveniences. Tel Prospect 4I39.
TAYLOR ST., I44.-Two large connecting
rooms. private bath; two gentlemen, busi-
ness couple; conveniences; $l2 week.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
COUNTRY BOARD.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANUFACTURER CATERING TO
5-t0 CENT SYNDICATE STORES
DESIRES TO MAKE CONNECTION
WITH SOME FIRM OR INDIvID-
UAL WHO IS IN THE SAME LINE.
FINANCE, MANAGE OR SELL EN-
TIRE PRODUCT OF SUCH FIRM.
GIVE FULL PARTICULARS. A 541
HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
Rocklaud county--saie or Rent.

FINE COUNTRY HOME,
i6 acres. high ground. magnificent river and
inland Niew five minutes 70 station. dwell
ina rooms. improvements stable and ga
rage; immediate possession. Price $1,000.
Would consider renting 70 prospective pur-
chaser. JOHN W. GILLlES, ~ Broadway.
Hsverstraw, y. Y.
IDEAL EsTATE-R1vER VIEW
~ acres overlooking Hudson, located In
picturesque little rowr. ; minutes 20 station
or rivers large dwelling, i2 rooms, improves
meuts. cottage. q rooms stables. fine large
stream. beautiful grove of large shade trees /;
TO close estate sacrifice price $4,000; Inn
mediate possession, JOHN w. GITdsIES, IL
Broadway Haverstraw. N. ~
New York state--Sale or Rent.
FOR sale. in ISingstos, NJ. VI two apart
rnent houses, - rooms; price 81 ,on. J. H.
GREGORY, Kingston. N. y.
Pcnnsylyanin-Sale or Rent.
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Shohoia Pa. for sale or rcnti GO rooms,
furnished, AL modern improvements. j. Z
HOLDEN. owner. Port Jsrvis, ~. n.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

LEXINGTON Av.. $50 (34th) Neatly fur
nished rooms, double single, 50 10 SIG:
private house.
Bath ST., 128 East.-Room, furnished In
mahogany, twin beds; best business loca-
ton; private family: business man or men
preferred rental s15 weekly.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

EYES can't keep away from
white space. Have your want
ad set up like this.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

~-~~~~~--~~-~--------~~~~-~-~
Above 14th st. 90 59th ST. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
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Mattresses. sc.

WAITRESS, English, married. thoroughly
understands hei work; small adult Chris
tian family; husband competent gardener:
wiling to be useful: references. Letters 81
H., 266 West 10Th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
Miscellaneous.

CARETAKER-Two adults, private house !;
best references. Mrs. MCGOWAN, 16e East
10Sth st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


WILL purchase or lease garage. ~
Herald, Herald Eq.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

SOME very desirable suites OF two. three
or more rooms and bath. to rent, unfur-
nished. on yearly lease at Hotel Chelsea,
222 West 23d ST.. under Knott man
agement and being completely renovated
throughout. Hotel Chelsea. 222 West 23d st.
phona wafkina Ro00
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

sOTH ST., 3l9 West.-Two rooms and bath:
after L. noon.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

CARETAKER, Swedish couple, no children;
private house; summer. 1343 Herald,
Ior ri
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

rent 500 monthly; SGe West End av., 10Sd
st.. vacant: seen daily. afternoons, except
Sunday.
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New York state--sale or Rent.

or sale. in T<ingstos. n. r., two apart
ment houses, - rooms; price 81 Wn. J. II.
mfrEnHX Efrvgaou
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list, 346 Weight large. light rooms. two
baths; elevator; $215. Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

redecorated rooms: elevator, telephone
Immediate possession: $l50-$1T5. Phone
Riverside 1880.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.

APARTMENT subet, large all light
rooms; splendid arrangement overlooking
Hudson River; . baths: possession at once;
tenant leaving city; reasonable rent; can be
seen any time: most desirable location in
New York. Apartment e. 905 West End
av. Academy 1891
The New York herald., 1921-04-18

200 Central Park South. overlooking Central
Parks attractive extra large rooms and
hath. Apply Superintendent. Phone Circle
SPAS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED

From Battery to 14th ST., Inclusive
WEST H.--AiAGNIFICENT APARTMENT
OF THREE ROOMS, BATH AND KTTCH-
EN-, FURNISHED OR LTNFURNISHED; DE-
RECT TELEPHONE: MODERN IN EVERY
RESPECT. CHELSEA $50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

General Housework, 4,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

PapeS-pulp is now beina made in Alaska. We have received a let. ter written on a sample of the first pulp produced by the mill of the Alaska Pulp & Paper Company, of San Francisco. This enterprise is making use of the water-power de- veloped on the Speel river by Mir. E.Pkennedy ana other engineers Identified with the Alaskan mining industry. We hope they may be successful and that in due course the book paper we use may come from Alaska. Mining and Scientific Press.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

Der better than the last. The first part of the book, which is profuse- ly illustrated with fine half-tone eneravings. is written in narrative form and describes a tour from Sc attle through q large part of Alas ha. The second section contains a lisG of 5000 names and mention of 95 towns in southeastern Alas ka. The book will be of great val
 ue to business houses and an inter- estins addition to private libraSiss.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

D. w. McLEMAN CONTRACTOR and BUILDER STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES TO ORDER Glass Sash Doe Moudg Charter round Parting Strips Window stools turned corner blocks: All Fir
 ESTIMATES FURNISHED
 rxAvE ORDERS AT HYDER DRuG STORE
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23
LOCAL MAN INN0KES MUSE

LOCAL MAN INV0KES MUSE The following. lwDitten by a for meE Ryder kesident. now in Prince Rupert, contains sufficient poatica merit to warrant publication. The writers true name E RAt given, though he has, in this instapce, no 1aaid reason for hiding his identity. CHILDREN OF THE NoRTHLAND o Children of the Northand
 You are so very falr . With clear, blue eyes, like spmmer
 skies,
 And tumbled, sHn-Aissed hair. To Ms, who dweH iR cities, You come as birds al dawn, With songs of open spaces, And tales of worlds unborn. o Children of the Nerthland, When you are fast asleep, And through the woods. in silence, Your wildwood brothers creep, When through the nights the NoF-
 thern Lights
 Ride glitteEing down the skies, |. lis the starlight playing trHant From your little sleepy eyes,
 Otis Yeo,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

The Miner acknowledges receipt of the new DyneS Tour Guide and Southeastern Alaska Directory, published at Juneau by W M.Dynes who has taken greai pairs and care in it's compilation, and who prom hes Co make each succeeding num-
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

The Seward Gateway, owned by Harry G. Steel, George T. Greenlee and T. J. Selby, was recently con- verted from a daily publication to an eight page weekly paper. In ad- dition to the weekly, a daily buNe- tin will be issued containing the teleeraphic news.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

Wonder if the blue-grouse read the newspapers. Last week the Miner said that spring should be here. This weeh the grouse are hOotind.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23

For the sake of your health. eat raw onions. For the sake of your friends, don't.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-03-23
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

yHYDER, ALASKA, Mar. .23 1921
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-17
LOCAL EXPERT ADVISES SPRAY

The farm orchard owners of this par.
Of South Dakota "a largely eliminatl
the production of wormy apples. and
therefore, increase the yield of sounC
fruit by spraying their orchards thi.
spring, suggests A. l.. Ford, extens.Ol
entomoIogist at State college.
In the past practically nothing bui
wormy fruit has come from most T..
these small orchards. This type %.
fruit is absolutely unstable and GOOD
for nothing but worm cider" They.
is, according to Mr.. Ford, a good loca.
market for all Of the sound fruit tina
Can be grown in these orchards. IN
other words, the home orchard ca.
largely be changed from a dead waste
to One of the money making phase.
Of the business of farming in the south
eastern part of the state, simply by
thorough spraying.
There are very few spraying outir
in the state and the small orchard
owner does not feel that he can afford
to purchase one for his few tres
The proposition can be nicely hand. d
by the spraying" method, Sevyla.
farmers in a community, who have
orchards, a purchase a spray mae
chine between them. This will larg j.
Il down the initial expense for each
party concerned and yet allow for .n.
spraying of each orchard in the ring.
The entomologists at State coll.
will be glad to assist in any su .
work by supplying the informal
needed. The county agent also, eI..ar
has the necessary information or
knows where he can get it. Farmara
should get in touch with the collie
al Brookings or with the local couus,
agent concerning this matter.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-17
FARM BUREAU NEWS

The South Dakota Federation of Co
operative Livestock Shippers will hold
It's annual meeting in Huron on Feb
ruary 90, called by President +. II.
krug of Madison. Representatives of
all the farmers livestock shipping as
sociations in the various counties are
expected to attend. Some of the spe-
cial subjects for discussion will be CO.
operative livestock marketing prob
lens, cooperative livestock commits
sions, relation to the arm bureau
"committe of 49," a liv1 TX survey
and reporting system and future poll
cies.
The annual meeting of the South
Dakota Sheep and Wool Growers as
ISOLATION at Huron, February "a, will
be largely attended by sheep and wool
men from all parts of the state, ac-
cording to j. c. Holmes, Brookings,
secretary, J. w. Haw of Fargo, N.
d., manager Of the North Dakota Wool
Growers association, and c. j. Fau-
cett. wool marketing expert of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
are one the program. J.. G.. Rogers,
president Of the South Dakota asso-
citation, is now in Chicago looking
after the interests of South Dakota
farmers at the big wool pool. The
fine bury wool has been sold at seven
teen cents and the tags at five and
one-half cents, f. o. b., Chicago. Al
though the market is becoming active,
prices are not too encouraging, says
Mr.. Holmes. Large importations Of
wool and lack Of legislation on the
tariff has caused commission men to
get what they can for this years pool
and hold future wool for tariff bene-
fit.
The Alabama Farm Bureau Fedora
ton Is the forty-sixth to affiliate with
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. Only two states are now out
side the fold. Mississippi and South
Carolina.
The fruit growers of America have
asked the American Farm Bureau
federation to call a conference Of their
representatives to discuss ways and
means of advancing their interests.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-17

duct by the consuming public.
The main varieties grown in this
county are Early Ohios and Rural New
Workers. An important problem for
the potato growers Of Bookings coun-
ty to meet is potato diseases, accord
ing to Prof. F. E. Mccall of the exten.
sion division of State college, who was
the first speaker of the afternoon.
These diseases take one-third of the
potato crop every year in this county.
To prevent this, Prof. Mccall recon-.
mended planting disease free seed.
This time of the year is a good time
to sort out the potatoes in the bin
and pick choice medium sized tubers
for seed. The seed should be treated
with corrosive sublimate solution be.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-02-17

fore planting to prevent scab. This
treatment costs but twenty cents an
acre. After the plants have reached
a stage of growth they should be
sprayed to keep off insects and dis
eases. Potato growers in the vicinity
of Bookings will have an opportunity
for cooperative york in this line, since
there is a power sprayer at the college
for demonstration work at the disposal
of local growers. That it pays to
spray is shown by the fact that a
grower in this county last year spent
$3.50 an acre for spraying a field Of
potatoes five times and his yield was
80 bushels more to the acre than on
ne~ighboring fields which had not been
sprayed.