The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 4

Big Dance Tonigkt Deadwood Firemen's Pavilion Music By Blumentkal's Orchestra ll I adjutant-general, the government is maintaining these regiments and paying all expense. There aTe more men in the national guard than la perhaps any Institution in the state, Lawrence County Farm Bureau News on the Job (or their gaurd regiments, or some like provision (or detail work. Expenditure of a little more money in this direction! bring big returns 1 the time when these officers are charged with the responsibility of bringing their men home safe and sound. But considering the expenditure particularly, the record up to date Is "very satisfactory." and it is maintained atuhe least expense. It Is possible that the economy is at some cost In preparedness for the care of men in the organization.

Most surrounding states have, full time commanders and adjutnts for Spring health and strength SPRING NEEDS. Farmers and ranchmen will need funds for their spring1 requirements, and merchants for payment of spring stocks. These needs we are glad to supply along the line of safe loans. Let our bank help you. FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEADWOOD Bill of water, is used against the worms, while lime-sulphur, live quarts of the liquid (two and one-half pounds of the powdered, form) to each 60 gallons of water, is used as a- spray (or scab.

One of the most important things about spraying fruit is to get the various on at the proper time. The best time to spray for apple scab is just before the blossoms open or when the buds 'are showing pink. Fair results can also be secured just after the blossoms have (alien. The most important spray tor worms should be applied just after the blossoms fall. This pest can be further reduced by two or three subsequent sprays applied about three Weeks apart.

For persons bo situated that he has time to spray but once, spraying just after the blossoms fall will prove most practical. He should use both lead arsenate and lime-sulphur at above mentioned strengths. By doing this, two things will be accomplished with but one operation, the reduction of both apple worm and apple Scab. Never -spray fruit of any kind when in full bloom. This encourages poor pollination.

Furthermore, an arsenical spray, applied to blooming (rult, will kill many bees resulting In a poor stand. Do not spray in a high wind. Do not be afraid to eat sprayed fruit. There is absolutely no danger from arsenical poisoning. Practically all of our commercial apples are sprayed four or Ave times, yet we have never heard of an individual being poisoned from eating such fr(uit.

There Is a marked Increase in the amount of seed corn to be planted this year that has been tested. Many people who had to replow their fields last year have tested their corn this year and (rom now on will not be satisfied with planting just any corn and taking a shot at it. They will know. As a result, corn will be more profitable (or people in this county. Hazle Complimented By Hanford McNider (ContUied (rom Pase 1) report to the adjutant-general and to Col.

Boyd Wales, commander, with an endorsement to the effect that "It is very gratifying fo note, and to forward the foregoing report, reporting the high state of morale, discipline and efficiency of the 147th." The 147th 1b the veteran organization of the state. It carries on, the traditions and records of tha wartime 147th, which in turn traces a continuous line back through the Fourth South Dakota Infantry off border service, the Third and Second South Dakota Infantry of, the early 1900's. and the First South Dakota Volunteer Infantry of Spanish War days. A contrast in age is offered by the engineer outfit in the state, but military men are optimistic that the record of this new regiment will rank with that of the artillery as It continues its development. One battalion of the engineers will go to its fourth annual encampment this summer, but the other has only two training camps to its credit.

Three years ago the 109th Engineers became a combat regiment. It is commanded by Col. Earl Lewis of Rapid City. Most of its officers and many of its men saw wartime; service, and the list of officers includes a number of civil engineers. The 366th Infantry la a paper organization, made up of units that will be filled out in the time of emergency.

The national defense act provides that in such event skeleton regiments shall be filled with men from their home localities and then sent to training camps. This contrasts with the wartime system of sending men (rom scattered communities and then putting them in organizations The officers and part of the non-coms of thiB paper organization are under a constant training schedule by correspondence and their superiors have expressed satisfaction with their work. The big quostion in all public af-ifairs today Is "How much does it Hf Crush the crisp loaf -top For fruits both fresh and stewed With cream of half-and-half 12 oz in Each Standard Package A Buy a Marmon Car and pay as you ride. Lowest finance rate all. Marmon Black Hills Co.

Phone L-268 5-21-3t. Deadwood theatre Two Shqws 7:309:15 Admission 10c 30c T-O-N-I-G-H-T WILLIAM FOX presents -r ion If HULLS I cost this state?" comparison wun a long Hit ol other states shows that South Dakota's appropriation for military purposes Ib the smallest of them all. Except for armory rent and a small appropriation for the wiiiMiiranraiiiiiiiiiiiiraiiimiiiiiiiimiiminiiniimp NESTLE pIRCUUNE adapts itself to the requirements of each head of hair. It does not force one rigid method upon all heads of hair. That is why Circuline Permanent Waves are safe, surealways perfect.

CIRCULINE Waving Dallmann Beaute Shoppe Franklin Hotel. Deadwood I "Wave A large number of requests have come into the office this week asking (or (urther information on seed potato treatment. This office is recommending corrosive sublimate at the rate of four ounces to thirty gallons of -water, soaking potatoes for one and one-halt hours and using the mixture not more than (our times. Bare Brothers on Crow Creek are planting two tons of certified seed potatoes this year. They are treating their potatoes and will have very line quality seed available for next year.

Clean seed free from disease is a considerable (actor In determining yields. Most of the farmers in Lawrence county were able to get through this past bad storm without material stock losses. However, the loss in the sheep country has been rather severe. Here "Are Two Good Items Try This With Your Next Order AT ALL GROCERS It may seem odd to be talking shelter belt demonstrations In Law rence county with so many trees in abundance but the Northern Great Plains field station is distributing co-operative shelter belts (or demonstration work and have been (or a number of years. The shelter belts range from 600 to 1,000 trees ready (or planting.

A number of Meade county farmers have in the past availed themselves of this opportunity and it is available to farmers in Lawrence county. If you are interested in securing one of these shel ter belts free of charge, we shall be glad to give you further informs tion. The North Dakota Farm Management division of the extension department issued a letter recently to the (armors of North Dakota advising them tlat due to the lateness of the season and insecurity of wheat returns planted this late in the year, that they may well look to flax as a substitute crop. The last estimate of the flax crop In Argentina indicates the crop 1b 8 per cent below the crop of last year. Two large crops have been abaorD-ed in the United States at relatively high rates Perhaps Lawrence county farmers may look to this crop as a substitute (or some of their wheat providing they can secure wilt resistant seed.

With the present outlook of wheat and flax prices, flax may be seeded with the likelihood of increased Teturns over wheat. On land where pigeon grass Is the most serious weed, flax should be seeded as early as possible to get ahead of the pigeon graBS which does not start until the weather becomes warm. However, on land infected with wild oats, seeding should be delayed in order to allow these weeds to sprout and to allow destroying them before seeding the flax. Flax is an excellent crop to use as a nurse crop (or alfalfa and sweet clover it requires a well prepared, firm seed bed. Apple trees, that are properly sprayed at the right time, will not only outyleld trees but will produce a much larger proportion of sound fruit.

Many more orchard owners do not spray because they believe a lot of elaborate and expensive spraying machinery, is necessary. For the small orchards this is not true. The orchard trees in Spearfish Valley can be sprayed (or about a nickel per application. Efficient spraying can be done with an ordin-ary barrel pump costing from $10 to $20, provided an extension rod is used to get the spray to an parts o( the trees. For a few trees good work can be done with a small 3 or 4 gallon compressed air sprayer, but again it Is absolutely necessary to use a good long extension rod.

There are two outstanding ene. nt tha annlo an ffrnwn In home orchards in South Dakota. One is the ordinary worm ana tne other is a fungus disease known as apple scab. Spraying should be aimed mainly against these. There are few nrchards in Soearflsh Valley that show apple scab.

Lead Arsenate, one ana one-nan pounds of the powder to 60 gallons Now in. Progress LOWE'S BEE HIVE $1.00 SALE TODAY Women's Silk Hose, assorted colors, 69c per pair, 2 pair $1.00 Women's Crepe Gowns, dainty patterns, 2 (or $1.00 Women's Mercer'ted Lisle Hose, all colors, 4 pair (or $1.00 Women's Costuite Slips, white with shadow hem 2 (or $1.00 Women's Stepins, assorted colors, 69c each, 2 (or $1.00 Misses Bloomers, white, pink and blue sateen, 2 (or $1.00 Misses Hose, plain and (ancy 36c value, 4 pair (or $1.00 Misses One Piece Pajamas, size 16, each $1.00 Boy's Caps, medium and summer weight, each $1.00 Boy's Blouses, light and dark colors, 65c value, 2 for $1.00 Boy's Knee Pants, 86c value '2 (or $1.00 Boy's Hose, 35c value, 4 pair (or $1.00 Boy's Tennis Shoes, 1 pr. (or $1.00 Men's Suspenders, 76c value 2 (or $1.00 Men's Silk Sox, 44c per pair, 3 pair (or $1.09 Men's Caps, light and dark colors, $1.75 value, each $1.00 Men's Uskide Half Soles, 2 pair (or $1.00 Men's Unions, $1.60 value, now $1.00 Men's Flannelette Work Shirts, $1.60 value, now $1.00 Men's Work Sox, black, grey navy, 9 pair (or $1.00 Men's Work Shirts, blue chambray, 2 (or $1.00 Children's Gingham Pantie Suits, 2 for $1.00 Children's Gingham Dresses, each $1.00 Sheets, large sixe, each. $1.00 Gingham, plain and (ancy colors, 7 yards (or $1.00 Romper Cloth, 36 inches wide heavy weight S4 yds $1.00 Unbleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, yards $1.00 Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, 7 yards $1.00 Table Oil Cloth, assorted colors, per yard .29 White Damask, 68 Inches wide, 65c value, per yard .50 Women's and Misses Pat-tent Slippers, per pair $2.95 Misses' Black Tatent Slippers XL 1 1 1i 1 9 "Wall Paper per Double Roll .26 Mea's Dress Hats, each $2.26 Men's Dress Pants, $6.00 value, 1 pair $2.45 Men's Work Pants. 1 pair $2.25 Men's Suits, All Wool, latest spring patterns, $40.00 values, Sale Price $28.60 A One-man Posse Says If with Thrills Scenario bp LAMBERT HILLYErV, Our Gang Comedy "One Wild Ride" Tomorrow John Barrymore in Local Or.

Valller, Oeteopatu, Specializing In acute and Colonic diseases. Phone 68. Dead-wood, S. D. 9-1-tt Ayres (or Fishing Tackle.

V. L. Vercoe, M. ye ana Bar, Deadwood, S. D.

Lately associated with pi Gilford. 25 years in the BLACK HILLS. DR. JOHN J. BERRY Dentist OAce and X-ray labratory, Black Hills Bank Bldg.

Phoae 86. fresh buttermilk at the Danish Dairy, now 6 cents per Quart. 2-f-tf JTresh milk and cream at the lea4oqd Dairy. delivered dally. Whipping cream a specialty, Phone Dr.

Nell will be in bis Dental otic continually after March 1st. 2-27-tf. Call at the Deadwood Dairy lor Irst class buttermilk or phone A-33J Jessie Pourlea, proprietor. 2-20-if Ayres tor uaraen 2001s. Tourist Cafe Short orders and sandwiches, Homemade pies and coffe at all hours.

416 Main. Ayres (or Blacksmith's Coal. Phone L-215 Res. 13-226 R. E.

PORTER Plumbing and Heating SHOP'and SALES ROOM 4 Sherman I. 0. G. F. Bldg.

PANSIKS Fine plants with large beautiful blossoms now ready to set out. ANDREW DANIELS, Florist. 5-11-lwk. Buy a Marmon Car and pay as you ride. Lowst finance rate of all.

Marmon Black Hills Co. Phone L-268 5-21-at. GIANT VAN SIKH Home grown giant pansy plants from Daniels' own selected seed. Come and see them. ANDREW DANIELS, Florist.

6-14-lwk. WE SPECIALIZE IN CAR WASHING MOTOR CIJCANINQ WITH OUR BANNON STEAM CLEANING MACHINE. TRY IS, OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. DEADWOOD MOTOR COMPANY PANSIES Fine plants with large beautiful blossoms now ready to set out. ANDREW DANIELS, Florist.

6-1 4-1 wk. Buy a Marmon Car and pay as you ride. Low-eat finance rate of all. Marmon Black Hills Co. Phone L-268 6-21-St.

GIANT PANSIES Home grown giant pansy plants from Daniels' own selected seed, Come and see them. ANDREW DANIELS, Florist. 6-1 4-1 wk. FOR SALE Pansy plants in full bloom. Call at 43 Centennial Ave.

Phone B-138. 6-18-lwk Will pay cash for used piano. Ad dress Box care or The rioneer Times. 6-20-t( Graduation Gifts and Gift Cards at Fishel ft Company. 6-zl-tl MARY P.

JACKSON Special Representative of NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone A-331 Office 214 Wake Block COAL WOOD Drayage JENS ANDERSEN Prompt Attention Given to All Orders Phone 177 Deadwood "THE BELOVED ROGUE" wmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmR LOST A lady's black travelling bag between Spearfish and Fraw-iey'8 ranch. Return to Evan Wan-hala, Dormitory Reward. 5-21-3t CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for their kindness and for the large Moral offering during the sickness and death of my brother W. F. Howe.

MAY HAYES. H. J. Thornton spent yesterday in Sturgls attending to business in-, terests. Mrs.

T. H. Fee was among those, who departed on the Burlington, for Denver, Colorado. G. L.

Anderson, of the Rapid City Implement company, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Dr. Champney who has been in the city making his professional calls returned to his home in Belle Fourche. Ivan Jennings who makes his headquarters at Crook, pass-ed through the city on his way to Belle Fourche. E.

E. Lesli, representing the Western Paper Company of Omaha who has been in the Hills the past few weeks, departed yesterday for Chadron, Nebraska. Mrs. J. L.

Steele and small child of Lead were among the passengers on the outgoing Burlington for Na-hant where they will visit with relatives and friends. L. Oldroyd of Laramie, Wyoming, who has been in Sundance and the Hills attending to various matters of business returned to his home on the afternoon Burlington. Mrs. J.

R. Warren came over from her home in Spearfish and in, the afternoon left over the Burlington (or Denver on a brief business trip. Mrs. Fred Wellman of Spearfish waB among the passengers on the outgoing Burlington (or Odenville, Oklahoma where she will spend the summer months. J.

B. Walker, representative oft the Chevrolet company, of Denver, was an arrival in the city wth his family and will make Deadwood his permanent Jxome. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skalinder departed on the afternoon Burlington tor Oakland, California, to attend the National Convention of the Parent-Teacher's association which, convenes there for one week.

S. S. Buckley of the United States Department of Agriculture of Washington, ID. who has been in Belle Fourche, at the experiment station returned over the Burlington to Washington. Members of tl Les Bachlorettes of this city will hold a picnic dinner next Tuesday evening in the Spearfish park.

The party expect to leave here shortly after six o'clock. City Assessor George Wolfe yesterday completed a thorough can vass of all residents of the city and announces that if anyone has been overlooked or has any grievence relative to tax matters they should call at his office (or adjustment. Mrs. Mary P. Jackson, special representative (or the New York Insurance company will leave, today for Sioux City, Iowa, to attend the Sales Congress and school of ln-stiuctlon meeting which is to be held in that city May 24.

Mrs Jackson won this invitation by being one of the highest in the Sales Contest which has Just closed. 1924 Chevrolet Sedan 1926 Chevrolet Coup 1926 Chevrolet Sedan 1923 Chevrolet Roadster 1923 Chevrolet Touring 1923 Chevrolet Touring 1926 Ford Four Door Sedan 1920 Ford Roadster 1923 Ford Touring 1924 Ford Roadster 1920 Dodge Commercial 1925 Dodge Touring 1920 Hup Coupe 1923 Overland Sedan 1923 Overland Touring 192S Willy's Knight Sedan Most of these cars have been reconditioned and will be sold with guarantee of satisfaction or ear may be returned In exchange (or some other model. We make your payment It yon are sick or injured. We also hare several other ears from $25.00 and np. Deadwood Motor Co.

I SllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillHIS 4 Announcing The Opening of MAC'S Filling Station ON LOWER MAIN ST. with a FULL LINE OF Standard Oil 4 Products RED CROWN and ETHYL GASOLINE POLARINE MOTOR OIL "YOVR'S FOR STANDARD SERVICE'' C. E. and JOHN D. Save those Cripples Get them with a Chesapeake Bay Retriever.

Individually, collectively by both the Issac Walton League and American Game Protective Association we are trying to con- serve our game birds. Leading sportsmen maintain that by obser- vation the average loss in a day's shoot, in the cripples and long falls, is over 30 per cent. In this state it means the hunter destroys or feeds to predatory animals birds out of each bag limit. Pray why not, with a Chesapeake retriever, save these birds for to- 'morrow's shooting and in addition to this have the most pleasant sport in seeing your dog performing seeming IV ly impossible feats of finding and re- treiving the cripples. The dog shown in the cut above on Dec.

24, 1924 with the thermometer regis- tering 10 degrees below sero re- treived from cold water 48 mallard ducks. 2 nice Utters to pick from. Joe. Fountain 608MkinSt Phone' 263 tiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiigiiiiiuiK.