THE NASSAU POBT, rRKCFOIIT N. Y., THURBOAY, JIANUARY 7, tf14
WE WILL MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU
The Long Island Bakery
Opposite the Cannon has opened under new management. A Baker who knows how to make the Best] Bread, Rolls, Cake and all kinds of Pastry and to Please you. We especially cater to Parties and Weddings-GIVE US A TRIAL— and see what we can do, Service and Satisfaction' Guaranteed
ERNEST KUHTZ, Prop.
Tel 650 Freeport So. Main Street
Ride AU Winter
Get
The Detachable Top which converts your Ford car into a handsome Limousine for Winter use.
Every Topford is fully equipped with clear vis¬ ion windshield, dome light, flower vase, tide lamps, silk curtains and seat covers which match the head Jlining of your car.
Immediate Deliveries
Patcoted July 14. 1914 ^<^sy Guaranteed
Price complete, attached to touring car," $ i 75
Topford Detachable Limousines are made for all other 'cars at special prices.
TOPFORD DETACHABLE LIMOUSINE COMPANY, INC.
C. B. DERBY & CO., Inc. Selling Agents.
1700 Broadway, N. Y. 1270 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn
CHARLES LENKER
Wholesale and Retail
Florist and Nurseryman
NORTH MAIN STREET, FREEPORT, L. I.
Telephone 217-W
Special Attention Given to Artistic Funeral Designs and Landscape Work
Palms, Ferns, Carnations, Sweet Peas, Shrubs, Bedding Plants
The Baldwin Garage and Salesroom
JOSEPH L.* SCHIFFMACHER, Proprietor
Most Complete and Efficient on Long Island
New and Second Hand FORD'S For Sale
AU kind* of supplies and •undriet, tires and tubes,
vulcanizing, batteries recharged, overhauling Experienced Efficient Econoniy Experts
Excellent Storage Faciliti^.
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LJVC STOCK NOTES.
Horses will stapip tbrougb the best cement floor yoa ran make in (*bo:t order. Put plank on top of tbe cement.
Not tbe tbluR of least ralue about tbe hogpens Ih tbe ma¬ nure. Save all of It nnrt see tbat it K«!t8 back on to fbe land.
Tbe abeep flock tibould ao into winter <iuarters In a jtrowlnR nnd thrifty condition. It is ui>- hlll work to care for a flock tlirougb a winter if tbey are put in (^uiirtera in a weakened and rundown condition.
Is tbe horse l>arn a dark, un- ventllated place wliere you dis¬ like to stay ions? Poor place tbi.s for good horses. Better Im¬ prove It now.
I'ut tbe winter quarters in shape for tbe breedinR bog.s. Hogs cannot stand exposure to cold and stormy weather.
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PAYING RATION FOR FAHENING CATTLE
Exepriments conducted at tbe Texas station; prove the value of cottonseed meal and silage as rations for fatten¬ ing cattle, says tbe Country Gentleman. The rations used were cottonseed meal and silage; cottonseed meal, cotton¬ seed bnlls and silage; cottonseed meal and cottonseed bulls; cotton seed and silage. Tbe cost of tbe feeds used wan as follows: Cottonseed meal $27 a tou. cottonseed hulls $7 a ton, cotton seed $17 a ton and silage $2.50 a tun.
Twenty-eight steers were divided into four lots, nnd all received the same treatment except for the rations. The average weight of tbe steers was 853 pounds, and they cost $42.24 a head, or $4.95 a hundredweight.
When on full feed eacb steer in lot 1, ou cottonseed meal and cottonseed bulls, ate six pounds of rocul and tliir ty ixninds of liulls a day. Each steer in lot 2, on cottonseed meal aud siljige, ate six pounds of meal and Ofty-twn I>oundH of silage a day. Kach steer in lot 3, on cottonseed menl, hulls .-ind silage, ate sl.\' pounds of meal, fiftCM'ii
Amont; tlio beef breeds tho Sliort- horns i:ciik very liiKh, ami many believe tliem tlie best. Thn An^us and Herel'iinls iire excellent catlli', but as biiMcl.s (iu not Kot ;is heavy .as Shorlhorn.s. A.s milk proilnceis Shorthorn cows lead thosi; of all beef breed.". Tliey are luirdy anil vigorous catllo when well fed. Tho cow shown was champion Khorthorn and chanipioii female over all breeds at the .Nebraska fair.
pounds of hulls aud forty-two pounds , of silage a day. ICaclf steer in lot 4, ou cotton seed and silage, ate eljiht and niiH'-teiitlis pounds of cotton seed uud forty-eight [lounds of sllajre. Becatise the cotton seod scoured llie cattU- at tbe last of the feeding period It wa.s re¬ placed with meal as in the other lots and immediately the cattle recovered and increased in weight.
It will he noted tbat all the steers made excellent gains aud at a very low cost per 100 jiOHuds of gain. Tliu rela¬ tive gain of Die different lots, however, is hardly shown, for in shipping lots 1 and 3 showed much greater sliriiili age. The net shrinkage, or the shrinkage less the fill, on lot 1 was 124 pounds, on lot 2 sixty pounds, on lot 3 ninety- four pounds aud on lot 4 sixty nine pounds. Hence the actual gain of the silage and meal fed steers of lot 2 was greater than that of the hulls ami meal fed steers of lot 1, and lot 2 made a much larger profit
The net piofit on lot 1, fed hulls and meal, was ?14..'?2; on lot 2. fed silage and meal, $20,01; on lot 3, fed silagj-, bulls aud meal, $15.84; on lot 4, fed .si¬ lage aud cotton seed. $18.70.
Comparing the results of the four lots from the standpoint either of largest net gains or cheapest gains, lot 2. fed cottonseed meal and silage, must be given the advantage.
We must conclude therefore tbat the ration of meal and silage la consider¬ ably superior to tbe others.
Troatment For Hog Paralysis. When a bog becomes paralyzed In the hind parts give a physic of castor oil or epsom salts and tben feed milk, middlings and llmewater in form of slop, saya the Farm Journal. Add green cut fodder or roots or grass. Once dolly rub the loins with dnig- grlst'a soap liniment Give the hog a fluid extract of qux vomica, starting with three drops twice dally and in- ereaslng the medicine a di"op iht dose doily until Binrming symptoms ore seen or tbe hog gets np. at which stage go hack to fhe flrst dose nnd re¬ pent if thought necessMiry. The oi>nill- tlon Is due to pampering, lack of ex^ ercise and overfe^Hllne. Stuffing on corn is most V.kfly fo bring If on. Tbe tendency to fbe dl"»«se W hereditary In wwa from pampani stock.
Delicatessen and Lunch Room
J. A. GOODMAN
RAILROAD AVENUE Telephone 848-J
IS
Trommer's Finest Malt Beer
SOLD, DRUNK AND ENJOYED ALL OVER LONG ISLAND
Telephone For a Caie
The Parson Marble and Granite Works
SMITH & SPRAGUE, Proprietors
Designers and Builders of High Class Memorials. All Kinds of Cemetery Work, Lettering a Specialty ....
Estimates and Designs Cheerfully Furnished
YARD OPPOSITE GREENFIELD CEMETERY Telephone, 158-W HEMPSTEAD, L. I.
Ladies of Freeport
YOUR SEARCH FOR THE PROPER KIND OF TAILOR¬ ING WHERE STYLE AND ECONOMY 00 HAND IN HAND ENDS IN THE
GOLDFARB STYLISH WAY
AND AN ADDED ATTRACTION HERE IS OUR
REALLY REASONABLE PRICES
WE MAINTAIN AN EXPERT DEPARTMENT FOR
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING AND REPAIRING
SPECIAL PRICES LADIES' SUITS, WITH MATERIAL, FROM $15.00 UP LADIES' SUITS, FROM OWN MATERIAL, $8.00 UP DRESSES MADE, FROM $3.00 UP SKIRTS MADE, FROM $2.00 UP
BROOKLYN LADIES' TAILOR AND DRESSMAKER
H. GOLDFARB
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Freeport. New York Telephone Call, 3074
Teiepkooe 386 J
Thomas W. Abrams
Pleasant Avenue Roosevelt
Moving Vans and Genen Contracting
Cesspools and Toilets Cleaned
Cleanliness *^ and Sanitation
These are the forts that surround the production of our milk, and prevent the entrance of a possible enemy, such as the epidemic that is spreading so rapidly among the cattle of this country.
We have been prepared for Just such a crisis by keeping pace with sanitation and by using every known means to safeguard and Improve the health and living conditions of our cattle.
There need be no hesitancy whatever in using "CAM«>«CLL" standard.
products
ALEX. CAMPBELL MILK CO.
Hempstead, L. L i Rockville Centre, L. I.
Telephone, 228 Telephone, 284
Branches ThroughoutHB*'*^*^^'^'^ and Long [Island
The Chic Diana
Is the newest slipper to receive the endorsement of well-dressed women, an endorsement rfadily accounted for by the oharm of graceful lines. .We have the Diana In patent calf with rhinestone-studded straps, and In bronze or vicl kid with beaded vampa and straps.
J. & T. COUSINS
498 FmHoo St., Bond St. Corner, Brooklyn CeaveaicBt lo Ne^iot Straet Subway StatiMi
Freeport Memorial Library-Nassau Post
