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jcomi'talyiye itflrsHyoar'a : wdfk cbh- •.v ,.j ^\in*^designlng^''^d ^^'d6rttMding con- - < < «»trocUohH^Tft^ra^tal;'pt -an Article ^^^^t^^iS^feiffl^^iiop^glvesfa detail- red. beV'0^|lie^^^&ttp^dD/clio^-to lay .\3ut oury^s-.-fcndj'angle? and j draw- tc -'j i Je^.t im^jac^rocir'a^-precision;^ <•\ ' i Boon a ^.'slraple^ exercise involv-' » lng theitiBG .ot.tiwls,18X6^1 )660, com- j.pletedjf the 'pupil - ij£encpnfaged jto'j . snake; d'wrings.^and \/construct *r- »tlcled-' of -prtc'UcaYyvaiueJtf^ I or the'-boy .ina^.-build-. somethJng. at 1 home 'uhder' dlrectl|6fL\oii^^f4nBtr^<^i i tor and-jreceiv'e' eredltOaS'^ddne in' thtf shop. The .article' m£j.'. he ..a- feed, ^lopper* wagon Jack; .baVitfojider, etc.,; that can he made In ttie-sh6p, : or a barn door, wagon rack, poultry house) corn -crib, etc., constructed on the' farm. The -work in poultry Includes body,) ( types and nomenclature, anatomy and ; preparation of-poultry for market, con struction of poultry shouges and'appll- ;' ances, poultry farm equipment, breeds and judging, general principles of breeding, feeding for egg production ' and fattening, types of eggs, candling, grading, .packing and, marketing, Incu bation, brooding and rearing, diseases and sanitation, poultry records and ac counts, etc. Second year agriculture. Whole year 7% counts. Soils and farm crops. Tho second year work considers the nature ana variation-oi sous, relation ' between soil and plant'' growth, prop* ertles of Soils, physical, chemical, bio logical, .moisture, amount and move ment in the different types of soil and control, of moisture, plant food and Its availability,'' Importance of organic matter, green manures, commercial fertilizers. Importance of lime, drain age, etc. The work In farm crops Includes the more important crops of the region, giving attention to corn, principally for silage, potatoes, the cereal grains, root crops, meadows and pastures. The study of seeds Include identiflca- ' tlori, structure, varieties and Judging. i A. considerable importance is placed on -Improvement of crops by breeding and selection. Third year agriculture. Whole year 7% counts. Animal husbandry, dairy ing and fruit growing. Emphasis will , .be placed on the dairy cow, and the • horse, ^ w.ith minor consideration of beet cattle, sheep and swine. Atten- - tlon will be given to body types and conformation as related to production value ^o^fthe yvtu'iou's^ feids^for differ- ent-animals^iil*b¥^nsidered;-- - « The work -In' dairying' Includes the Babcock ..test, use. of;'• the,lactometer and acld^ tests, .dairy .records and ac- countB^bacterlavJn-;relati6p to milt; care' and handlings' marketing milk products, laws affecting live stock in- Iri;fruit growing.attention is given to ..the apple,, pear,-plumy .cherry*- and federation of varieties--and planting,j pruning, \packing storage and market ing.'iPractlcal; work .'is given -on or chard problems as grafting, .pruning, spraying, eto ;<5 _ p ^urth'.ypar.' agriculture; - \ Whole year., T.^ycounts. Farm management; fl »S ^*.en^e,ering * and machinery. This year's coiirse ihcludea'faxm arith metic and accounts, .including cost ac counts .types, of farming, eelectlon of a, region\ and choosing a farm', farm layout, cropping systems and rotations, size of farm in relation to „ efficiency, replannlng the farm'fop efflolericy and profit, figuring labor'Incomes' and effi ciency factors as aids In,determining strong and weak,points in the. farm business. Consideration is given to the construction,\ and design of farm machinery and points, to he considered in its. «electlottr_,Qulte detailed in : structlon Utgiven,on'the operation and care of the .more complicated mat- chines, as the grain'binder and gaso -.J line engine, how to' adjust and how to locate and remedy troubles. The use at cnnnrntw nn farm unci simple surveying, as leveling, laying out foundations, etc., is taught Instruction Is being given this year In poultry husbandry, farm machanics, animal husbandry including dairying and fruit growing. Those registered in the courses are as folows: Farm mechanics and poultry hus bandry: f Ernest Barton, •'•19, Endlcott, N. T, Clayton Chatfleld, '17, Union, ICY. Delbert Dunham, '18, Union, N. T. Joseph Lee, '17, Endlcott, N. Y. Bryant I-ewls, '10, Maine, N. Y. Raymond Marean, '18, Maine, N. Y, Cecil Pitcher, '19, Maine,. N. Y. Elmer Smith, 19, Union Center, N. George Taylor, '19, Endlcott, N. Y. Elmer Willis, '16, Union, N. Y. -. Leon Holden. *16, Endlcott, N. Y. Animal husbandry, Including, dairy ing and fruit growing. Raymond Broas, '15, Johnson City, R. D. Philip Chatfleld. '17, Union, N. Y. 'some£hln' de ole ; hoss r is got too \blind Other Speakers ofNote-Will- Present Dedication—'Musical to miss!\ Program-Will be Feature of. Exercises-Public Invited to : ' ,. Nb dlpg( ^ ggfaSf ornug?/ , Btk7 . m Inspect Building During Afternoon of Friday—New Struc- dancing teachers this year: Perhaps] \' ~~ ' .\. „ 7, \ ~ they \Issued this order without con-r! ture One of Finest in Southern Tier suiting with their pupils. men. are said- to .hava^nl^^ European 'w, .althou^Mey^Mli We,--8ta'yM at lbme#this*£tf ^r- 'ploy^s-.wili;;noti^ave t anythlng.Vto^dc- n'ave/'Ste'yed' at hbmejthissfail OFPKE? 'liteT STEPHENS fe -cammm^ a.|i i <j 'BINCJIAMTOJfi'K?-^ Assistant Commissioner of Educa tion Charles F. Wheelock, of Albany, will he the principal speaker at the formal dedication of the new High School building Friday evening, Oct 15. There will be in addition a number of other well known speakers. A musical program has been arrang ed that Is certain to add to the pleas ure and Interest of the occasion. The public is Invited to Inspect the building during the afternoon of that date. The dedication of the building has been delayed because of the inability of Mr. Wheelock to attend. It was desired especially that he be tho speaker of the occasion and the dedication was deferred until such time as he has an open date. The new building, is one of tho finest school houses In the Southern Tier. It Is large and airy, with a flood of fine light and- Is ideal. The pupils and teachers alike are delighted with their surroundings-this, year and some fine work is under way. The exercises begin at 8 o'clock. Sr. Wheelock, is assistant commissioner of Secondary Education, representing the University of the State of New York and he will make the principal address of the evening. There will also be short addresses [by T,. W. Mnnnny n-nH J. Ti, T.llflk^ fornv| er principals of the school, and Wil- Iard O. Johnson, specialist for train ing classes, University of the State of New York. An opportunity will be given to meet the representatives of the uni versity after the exercises. 33u o Tin Oi Your Furniture, Mdiing Riigs Come in and Jet us explains Why tie can Sell you JTor Less -« ' -<'- V -'5 - ' . •' .^1 ' ; 2-inch Contlniioifo BED, spiUNteii^^lil^^?:^' • .' J Fred Qlann, '17, Vestal, N. Y. Frank Warner, 16,'Bndlcott N. Y. Extension Work A form demonstration school will be held in connection with the agri cultural department this winter. 4^6-Endleott-hlgh-sehool is provtd- ed with a. stereoptlcon lantern and the agricultural Instructor Is planning to give some illustrated lectures on dif ferent phase's of agriculture this win ter. ATTENTION I Miss Fidelia VonNess, graduates of Mansfield Conservatory of Music, is forming a class in piano training and voice culture. She will call on all In terested for an interview. Address Miss Fidelia VonNess, Rt No. 1. Let Qibson's New Style Shop, 30 Court street, save you 25 to 50% on your new fall and winter coat suit, dress, skirt, waist and petticoat FOR SALE—Garage, roomy, and safe; concrete floor. Apply 61 Main street, Johnson City. NOTICE dean your house from ctllar to gar ret Ten years' experience. Work guaranteed satisfactory or no pay Call or address 15 Broad street J. S W. WL WOOD v *« JMMIKMaal T«wW»ifc.CiniHfHn —I t***m*m ** Si'lNl, Aln^ 1 K T. MiVtaMtMMI 'A /•.fMy/footWr problem,\ writes -Mary . , HowL.ofeen have you let foot-weaririess spoil your pleawres, yojir.work, because you thouent*/yft and am- ftrtcaM not be obtained in the. same shoe? C^me^rt^a^ee %je«r Hid- QKW ^l^lek, Choose . -justthe ohethit.app,eals.toypu. See hovc^snugiy you can ^bejfitte^hbw^fnm siha smart your foot.will loik*,^yet how Women who \shop around\ are always welcome here. COMPARISON la our :~«i& 0 advertiiement Blnghamton'a Leading 'Retail Store Choose the Tailored SUIT NM Our Collection Is At Its High- | Water Mark'of Completeness :| Stylos unlike the \jjjenernl run\of moderately priced ganneqtiiiar)-^. here—values that are \different too—in a Way you'll appreciatC ^^^I .4? A Fine Array of Suits foih Women and Misses^] At $20, $25 9 $27.50 and $3# REALLY EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS AS TO STYLES FINISHED WITH GREAT CARE NO NEED TO PAY MORE than these moderate rjn ||!fcj|| obtain a Suit that will live up to every requirement of- fasljionM For FOWLER, DIOK & WALKER Suits represent the very*^'' styles of the Autumn at these prices, ~ -i They are made of all the most fashionable fabrics m'.thea modish, rich dark color tones. They are decorated in new wiyjl with braiding, with wide braids, with velvet, with fur. YJ>U will find belted styles, with the influence of Ru^sia^g costuming, or straight^boxlike effects with the military tendgn<|y|| —and many other variations of the season's modes, quite ayara ^p ber of them being-copies and adaptations of -the best importfidj^ models. You will find the new high collars to be worn ve^uhigh^ or low, as you prefer, .''^:S§wKi '^ALL-ARE SUPERBLY TAILORED in the shape-retainmi, way that we insist npon—it means extended service and saTti8|a6^ tion. ; Stttohed into shape—not merely pressed. Lined with^njanldj 5 some, good-wearyig silks. • \ ••^• SK \ A BIG VARIETY OF STYLES between $20 »nd $30. Front. ' New Velvet StfeetirDresses Ixm'g-walBted .Russian . styles wttn^lt'' \braid.' and sfur/;: trlniriuns.]j ;SplendId-J.( 'auallty Telyet''.yFlnlBhed'.»fc:necK'' and. ti •Bleeves SrltK flqe Jacef. Borne have[satin., 'I sl'eeTes^other* are.all o£velvet\Navy BWcki'BroW ^andCTiarlt 'Qre^ny' 1 8martit»res«es yith yoi(tn:glylng-llnes. that^'wffl^pjwal. Ot, silk poplln:^madeTln^»unulated\- >•• jacket 5 :effe4t.'irtthj^C^««tte.4 ;crlBpe.^/^'' : ' •htrrea, vestee and collari.-'lVUtaria;. • ,Green, Brown, Black, Gray-ana Navy.' .Very tastefuKdresses,, remarkable'at.. their'price. t .t % i^\''^^'\ 5 Practical &r«e^ ffir6sses Here In Navy, Brown;and .Z'.-Jg; Black. Of; Kodd.V :r ^uUltyj French serge, with yoke\; back*,;?; aha*'- front;^wide-J)oxg-plaltf p-t „ ! 'trom jroKe to'\'Jie)jp .!ratteta ^y^^^jj^»ji. straps between ^th'e'iplattSVfdnn-the* :Uel^£utened '.wlthHw6':tlny-:bUck&s;ln^nt^^cepUouaUy^f .tor'^ ^mmmMBmxms- See them Saturday-^c»nd?ii6<^ V'^^pl New Faac^Mixtire , In toct, .from :»7J0iup. to -»18, the- - jutotyjilB •'especially- -flne...' Gray.r r'tm; :.Gre'en;' and;Tah?mlk \tufeB Black-and--<>''' m '\ , ^Vhlte ln.fplalds.tchecks-Vand nilx-.; .tur\es.vt!Such \/•'• 1 >5«t36 array-toi styles^'ao, •mart; in,'every' way ,'?Oiatniii1 ^wbrnaa'.-who iiiants3 ^eoiity cteboCtiilsiiiclici; M mm p ^iTete -'and ^'e'eouar: NeV'-belteff^^Xflj^fe Cordiiroy Street Co?| antt;.ranglnB..up ito. 'Asi&^dZofi.Qnv&i Black..jQray, AleycollaralV-.Madfe Jot bo ^arVoVahd ^wideSiwa* -'coVdurb'yft.^ ^ ••'--\ - .v*-«s«»is k .a\.«ii ^'-tMs:A *s •Socoud;-CTooria)eptS^
