Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 78, Decatur, Adams County, 1 April 1926 — Page 3

I TINE TO SPRAY I trees is here I Spraying Methods 9 Ilv i, m <’o un| y A « ,,n ' 9 t!h . tint- «’ P™'"“ and spray fruit ■ i< now hem. Several farmer, 9 known to hav.. already sprayed I“L or'hards and judging from the fl 'mount of spraying materia! already fl 8 4<1 bv Adams county dealers, it upfl 8 llllg " ll "" 1, "‘ r ° f orchard * wl!1 9 noon be -pro y ( <l. I | ' Mor- applying the spray for scale, H ,hou!d be properly pruned. 8 Otting thi‘ f >l>e:ation all dead wood ■ Laid he removed and the live wood ■ taken out should consist of vertical | limbs in the top of the tree This ■ *o WPr s the tv <• msiderably. thereby ■ mak i ng it passible to spray the upperB most limb*. ■ Manv flimns persist tn pruning at B lhP bottom of the tree, thereby enB eotiraging it to grow out of reach of B ordinary spray pumps. ■ Th ,> SPl .ret of efficiency of the scale R epray is i' l applying jt B 0 ,hat eMch R microscopic scale is actually struck ■ b .. th p liquid. The man who sprays I O nly one side of the limbs might betg ter save his time und spray.iht ma* I trrial. In order to accomplish this, it H i 5 well to spray with a gentle wind I and then repeat when the wind is in | the opposite direction. When lime-sulphur is used, approximately six gallons of the concentrated solution should he used in making up fifty gallons of spray! Dry dime-sul-phur is sometimes used and in makI ing it. twenty-five pounds should be j dissolved in each fifty gallons Os spray. Various oil sprays are on the market and when the product made by a reliable company, is used, it will prole ably do the work. It is well not to spray when the temperature is below forty degrees. q —■— . j Burt Townsend Becomes ] Manager Os Kentucky Hotel A letter from Mrs. Jessie Deam, who has been spending the winter in Chi- I cago, says her son. Burt Townsend, i has taken the management of the New , Capitol Hotel, Frankfort, Kentucky, anil assumed charge todd&’. The family, Mrs Townsend and children, j Mrs. Beam and Mrs Hau. who is an aunt of Mrs. Townsend, and who is to | have charge of the housekeeping cl . the new hotel, left Chicago this morn- | ing for Frankfort, traveling overland. The New Capitol is one of the finest hotels in Kentucky and the Townsends expect to make that city their permanent home. Mrs. Deam will return to Decatur in June and will spend the summer here. ! o ( MOST MOTORISTS BREAK FERRY STARTING LAW Washington. April I. — (United Press)—Nearly al! motoiits are violating the law prohibiting the starting of engines on ferryboats before the vessels have docked, Arthur J. Tryer, Deputy Commissioner of Navigation of the Department of Commerce, has found. Within two months after the law went into effect last year, inspectors of the department reported 2,000 violations. Tryer concedes that some | violations of the law are unwillful because of conditions that motorists | meet when travelling on ferries. o I X “Crazy Idea” but a goed play, I). (j. H. S. class play. April 6th. 78-4 t o —. “Say it with flowers.” Cut flowers in roses, carnations, Calla Lilies. A fine selection of potted plants for Faster. Moses Greenhouse Co. North Fifth street. 77t2 What Are You Doing For Your Puny Child? One boy gained 11 pounds in 7 weeks and is now strong and healthy. For weak, frail, under-developed children— and especially those that have rickets, and need a sure builder that promotes the growth of teeth and bones, cod liver oil is the one medicine supreme — nothing helps like it. But it is nasty and repulsive and evil smelling and nearly always upsets children's stomachs —so now up-to-date chemists advise McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. children love them as they do candy, because they are sugar coated and easy to take. One boy gained ” , /2 pounds in seven weeks, and is now healthy and happy— thousands of other children have grown strong and robust. Sixty tablets for 60 cents at Holtnoiise Drug Co., and ail druggists—out be sure and ask for McCoy’s—original and genuine. fnvon them to the sickly, frail child w , ~y aud if the y don’t help—oJ'i , r!u , !!y ’ your druggist is authorto,'land you back the money you paid for them.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 1920.