TMS NAiSAU ^0«T| rUKKPORT. N. Y., THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1915
light Up Your Store, Mr. Merchant
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«nd prove U people that you bellevo In your VIMage and In your Buslneeo. Demonatrate that you have confidence In your good* by exhibiting them I under the searching rays ef gaa light.
Ba«k up your clalme to being wide aiwake by making attractive window I dtsplaya and Hghtlng them up, ao that you will get eighteen houra' servloo |«vt of the windov^ Invettment Instead of twelve daylight houra.
Let people know that you stand for progrese and efnclency—In square Ideating and full value*.
Money spent fer good store window lighting Is Just as neoessary and Must as profitable as money spent for clerk hire
Use The Never Out Gas Lights
Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Co,
GEORGEIMACDONALD President.
^ DAIRY WISDOM.
» After tbe cream baa been pro j^ duced and kept in the l)e«t of ^ If condition it is Ktiil possible jf through carelessnefls or igno- 4 ranee to spoil the butter. T Jt is almost imiKxisible to make » a satlnfactory churning in n cold ^ room.
Wifsb the cbum and all dairy i utenHila as goon rh the butter J has been cared for. J. Regularity In feeding and milk- j ing will go a long way toward ]I making dairy work nuocesafnl. T The heifer that I.-* cared for 2 and handled gently throughout J her entire life will need a little i t>reaking in when it comes time 7 to milk her. ••••••* ••*•**•••••••••**•
GOOD MANAGEMENT MAKES DAIRY PROFITS
Edward Smith Martin F. Murphy
SMITH & MURPHY
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS
Hot Air, Steain and Water Heatera, Tin, Copper, Iron Work
15 Bedell St., reeport, L. I.
Teieplione 366
"ThelHouse of Good Cheer" THE ALPINE HOTEL
W. F. JONES, MANAGER
West Merrick Road Freeport, Long Uland
"ENDOMED »Y ALL WHO HAVE PATRONIZED IT."
Highest Class FamOy Hotel on Long Island
FAMOUS FOR IT8XHICKEN AND BROILER DINNERS.
UN8UWAMED CUSINE. OYSTERS AND POULTRY IN SEASON
CAFE—WINES ANL LIQUORS—ALL BOTTLED BEERS
A RcntlezYous For Transient Motorists
IF IT'S eOOD TO EAT—WE HAVE ITl
IF WE HAVE IT—IT'S GOOD TO EAT!
Open All Year Round
A uinn miiy pos.sess a herd of poixi dairy oowh, bnt without proper i-.wk- nnd maniiKcinent the herd may r)rove !i loss to hini iii.stfiKl of a |)fotit.
In tbe tirat place be shiniid know whetlicr IiIh cows are ^roixl or other wise, and this he can ascertain by test¬ ing. N'arious forms of test lia\e lieeii recommended, iind each is ;.'()od in a» far as It enables the owner or herds¬ man to know the actual |)ro<iii('tioii of each <-ow in his herd. No one ouj;ht lo be sntisded witli iiliytliln;: sliorl of Ihat. It is not siidicienf to know yon have a ;;ood herd and that on the aver¬ age profits are produced, I personally favor a test which re(nilres the wei;:h Ing of (bo milk twice d;iily and liie de terndiiantion of tlie Imlter fat lor at least three successive days e.'ich month Many instancps might be cited to show the value of testing, but oaly one will be given.
.•V flairyniaii six ye.irs nso lugaii keeping record.'^ of Ihe production of III." cows. He found tbe average yield of butter fat was 17.") (lounds per cow per year. WetHliiig out and grading up was then comnioiK'ed. At the end of
The proper type of a milk ani¬ mal is one of the stronKcst requi¬ sites for successful farm dairying, says Hoard's Dalrymnn. Ttie farm¬ er should have an Idcul type Indeli¬ bly flxed in his mind He should always long for the animal that represents the best qualities of a milk producing type. Of the five dairy breeds tiie Holstoin, Jersey. Guernsey. Ayrshire and Brown Swiss the Jersey seems to be best suited for southern conditions, while the other bree<js are doinK best in northern sections. The cow shown Is a pure bred Uuernsey
George W. Raynor
Staple & Fancy
GROCER _
Flour, Feed, Bacon, Boiled Ham, etc.
v^.'^WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE"
11 W. Merrick Rd. Freeport Telephone 837
five years the nvcrnjte yield of butter fat was 4~T> pounds, an average In¬ crease of '.iUO pounds per cow.
Pall calriuK cows should annually yield from 10 to 15 per cent more milk tban those calving In tbe spring. This beliiK true, an even greater increase in butter fat would result for tbe average test of tbe milk Is somewhat higher in the winter than In tbe summer months. (Jood authorities claim tbnt the In¬ creased yield of butter fat secured from fall calving as compared with spring calving cows Is at least 20 per cent. The extreme heat of summer often causes the fat content in a cow's milk to drop. 1 have known Guernsey cows giving milk testing around 5 per cent drop to almost 3 per cent during a lime of extremely hot weather, —K. (;. .McKay Before Saskatchewan Dairy Convention.
243 BROADWAY
Krerything for tbe office. We buy, sell, rent, clean, repair, rebuild and exchange all makes Typewriters. Rib¬ bons, Carbon Paper, Office Furniture and Supplies.
Brown Typewriter Company
TBL, 7152 BARCLAY
NEW YORK CITY
Value of Corn Silage.
When corn is put into the silo it
Iocs not increase in feeding value.
I liiirlni; the process of fermentation a
I portion of the nutrients are lost. It Is
estliiiiited that from M to 10 i>er cent ot ' the lecdiiig value y>f the corn is de- I stroyeil hy the process of ferinenlatioii ; in llie silo. Coin ne\er has a liiirlier I feedinj; value than when it i.s cut .'iihI I put into tlie silo. It may be said, iiow I e\er. that tbere Is no method of preserv I \utx the corn plant that will save any 1 more of its nutrients than ensilin,c. I and no intitter what system is follow
ei| of preserving It some of the sub I stance of the corn Is lost.—Floard's
l»alrvnian
My Telephone Niunbcr Is 337 Freeport
C. A, Fulton
Undertaker & Embalmer
57 West Merrick Road;
Freeport, N.^Y.
Sour Milk For Calves.
'i'he I'lilteil States department of lairyjim has found out that sour milk Is exactly as good to feed a calf as the sweet article. The I'lilf will grow as fast .•md make ;is many pounds of meat and Is as lie:ilthy In every way. provid eil-li<teii-the uillk vessels and the feeding pails arc kept absolutely clean, sweet .Mnd fr(>e of old food. The lactic add of the milk does no harm: It's the outride germs Ihat Iind lodgment in the teams and corners of the feeding uten- »lls that cause the untl'rift and disease ^¦\ '"soiir milk" calve".
The Milk Separator, Mu<'li of the abuse that bas been ¦oadiKl upon the hand separator should in' transferred to the nst>r nf the sepa¬ rator. The machine' in Itself is a won¬ derful invention and bas a place in the o<'onomy of -dairying, but It Is a ma¬ chine ^at I'flnnot l>e abused without workitifi an injury upon tbe user.
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Hardware and House Furnishings
TOOLS, PAINTS AND SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
29 S. Main STREET
FREEPORT
We Are Crowing
ABOUT OUR
New Store
ON SOUTH MAIN STREET
The Most Up-to-Date, Clean
well Stocked Grocery and
General Supply House
on Long Island
Reasonable Prices
George E. Seaman
Tel. 344-M FREEPORT
Raymond's Holiday Suggestions
We've put all our best energy into the selection of Holi¬ day Stocks and secured results that are bounil to please any man. »
Overcoats
Th* aameetretire Chaa^iaiAeli, BahiMMimai. shavl ooUw or ¦hapM back oo«t, 912.60 to 940.
•UITS with all tlw pfMeot ter atTU teeterea, %MJ60 Xe MO.
FUR-LINED COATS with P«r- ¦laa or H«dso> S«al Collar, 92S aad ap^warda.
KERSEY COAT, ParaUa Col¬ lar, quilted aaUn linins. flS to MS.
..ULSTERS witU wl<U atoiw
•oiur, lis to $sa
..RAINCOATS, M to Its.
Mackinaws
(lor maa and woiaaa) WTM ta
Hi
COAT SWEATEAS (flar warn and ironen), M-SO ta M> Faacy Ves^ Draaa Vaala
Bath Rotea Howaa Coata
Travallng Bag* S«<t Caaaa
Umbrallaa Canaa
SHIRTS, Paroale, Madna, Silk and Flannel.
NECKWEAR, all Iko Miroat pattoma «nd colorlnfa. Olovea Hoalary
Muffler* Pajamaa
Fancy Suspenders..
Hockey and Racing Skates, Skating Shoes, Roller Skates, Boxing Gloves, Punching Bags, Tennis Rackets, Gym Out¬ fits, Basebal] Outfits, Basketballs and Uniforms, Athletic Clothing and Shoes
AaJ Maij NovthitJ E»pecitiiy Appropriate for Prcicats
A. Raymond & Co.
Men's Outfitters
"oy^siwiVh!;'."* Nassau & Fullon Sts., New York
J. M. Raymond, Proprietor
Groceries are Groceries
THE WORLD OVER
Bu( BARKER'S ar* fre*h. carciuily Mlacted. promptly delirarcd. B«»ide« wc mix in (h« pUaiurc oi terric* to the b**t of our ability. And all thit maices our groceries jutt a little bit diftcrent. NO. MAIN ST. Pkom 160-J FREEPORT
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Olive Boulevard and Main Street
CC D\/ir^l7 FREEPORT,
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Service
Station for
Presto-O-lite
Carburetor Parts
Magneto Parts
Speedometer Parts
Headquarters
for Vulcanizing
Charging Batteries
ils and Greases
Accessories
Agents For
Oakland - Cheverot - Cars
Ford
We Also Garry a Large Assortment of
Tires and Tubes
Quality Guaremteed
Prices Economical
