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HOME GARDENS AGAINST FOOD 11mm of Agricultme indicate that their
PROBLEMS. plantings, by commercial vegetable
Thrift Food Plots Important in 1920;
Begin New to Make Your Back
Yard '8 8m
WASHINGTON March 5.—One way
of reducing the cost of living is open
to every man, woman and child who
can get the use of an idle plot or
ground. That way lies through the
planting and cultivation of- a. home
garden—a. thrift garden. War gardens
played their part in the great mobili-
sation of resources in wartime—thrift
gardens now have their own his job in
helping households to feed them-
selves.
The reasons for thritt gardens are
many and various. The same reasons
that existed last year and the year he-
tore still are present. Thrift gardens
will produce food where nothing other-
wise Would be produced. they will re-
duce family food bills, they will return
at. :ndantly in proportion to the time
3.: al eflort devoted to them But add‘
er hese reasons is another one, De
{:1 , 3this year.
Less Commercial Planting.
' .1 -."5 to the United States Depart-
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Many More Garden Needed.
Thousands of families learned the
ga1-,deners will be materially reduced value of home gardens in war time.
this year, because the commercial gar- United States Department at Agri-
deners see no way of obtaining enough culture specialists believe it essential
labor to conduct their usual opem- that these families' interest be main
tions The commercial gardeners tamed and that other thousands be
claim that they have paid high wages added to the home—food producers;
in endeavors to keep. up production,‘
but now have reached the point where
the returns will not- Justify the contln- these specialists decline.
uance or this expense. At least. that cuts a. piece or suitabl
is the report reaching the Department make your plan;
of Agriculture from seed memhantl,;seedn;
whose Operations. at this season are lost possible moment."
regarded; as a good indication of what‘ A Walt to the United States 1);.
conditions will be a month or two from
now
If the reduction of commercial gar-i
dening becomes a. fact, the obvious re-
sult will be fewer vegetables and high-
'er prices. The logical remedy lies
partly in home muons. This is a.‘
remedy, more’Over that will work no
harm even it the commercial acreage _
should be np‘to normal as any surplus; TUNNEY scones KNOOKOUT.
ot‘ nfresh vegetable: may be saved byj
pills, drying and other means ofv
ervation, and the surplus kept mi Pm. sold:hel' ”Q! Kingyn‘. to Sleep In
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ahiitteirt will be useful next. re. and Eugene. th‘l‘ may. the" p llg
heavyweight, tot *Greenwich V
lplans for your 1920 thrift garden.”
ind; second“
rd, get your
D. C., will bring a booklet that. will
tell how to plan your garden,
much need to buy, how to get the land
in shape for cultivation, how to take
every other step in the process or
making your back yard or some other
vacant lot help feed you. .
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continued his victorious career hint
9 North Main St.,
A Box OF 50 , .
“Andrew Pickens’?‘ . f ‘
Londres Cigars far. $2.50
$5.00 Worth or Gen-uncut“
With Every Even Donal- Pur-
Tchase Today and TOWIOI-mw.
United Cigar Stere
—— night, 'at. the City A. C., J
when he stopped Soldier fl
1the fifth round of a bout.
lthe upper hund- 4mm. the hurt and
Mtg decisivelyAn the fifth. ._
Dan 0de was to hue Been Tun-
ney's opponent but the Boston boy
illness and McKinley was sub-
initiated. Georgie Nelson, of Newark.
l.outpoimed Silent Gibbons in a .six-
hound bout.
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fourth, start work at the earl-'
partment of Agriculture Washington _.3
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3.31m ball game
gm‘emm at 7 o'clock at commu-
nity 3.11, m. Center Junior high
hm own.
”egg: 11mg; Junior 11111011!
and the Center Junior ”Sm
have been long-time rivtll. mt spirit
prevailing ever since the in”? high In
schools were established ll all! at!-
Athletic activities have slur! been
in force at these two local 80300” us!
they have always been film W
the students.
But this evening's game at Com, m
nlty Hall promises to be a feature at
traction. - Such players ‘5 m
~Novack, Douuld Mace, Leo Bus."
and Leo Chinskey have been exerting
themselverto the limit in order m‘ 1-“. “a”
make a. showing in the game tonight... '
that will ensure Franklin Junior high
school the victory.
Dancing will (allow the game: mus-
ic for the some will be provided In“
Novack‘ s orcehntra. The W” of
both teams greatly desire to have n
large attendance at the guns a ll
will encourage them to carry out fur-
ther programs along athletic line. in
the‘ near future. it is hoped tho: not
only will the studehts of these school!
be present but also our citizens, who
take pride in our local schools. The
price at ndmlnslou is the nominal sun:
of fifteen cents.
WEST END GUN
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losin, where it in mm to km
whether the training being given is
likely to 1161111111 in I return or the db-
em.
No non will be mad fro- trun-
m;
on the contrary, it will give uni-nae.
that he can complete the training.
Every man is entitled to necessary
training, but he must apply to a. up.
Mike at the Federal Boom. an
the bard who: pay for medical nerv-
lces unused for privately.
ELECTS OFFICERS
The annunl meeting or the West
End Gun out! Boat Club for the pur-
Wse or nice oiflcefi Was held Inst ,' “ ' V
night ut the muffin: Woodward “ “A” m ms
avonue. Oincers (or the ensuing year
are as follows:
President-F.1’mons.
Vice-President—Louis L. Banks.
Secretary and Treasurer~Willlarn
H Banks.
l Field Cosimo—«Thames Smith.
0 it was voted that the club install an
untomnttc trap us soon as the weather
rwtli permit. After the meeting re.
freshmehtn were sorted and 11 general
good time wup'enioyed.
' men
Leathers draperies. m!
LONDON. March [.-Ed<flo McGoor l The Direction 300k Vim ouch ”at
ty American light ginvyweltht was
115 so plainly how to alumni!
defeated, last 111; the thirteenth “e 2e
round or a bout‘ in the Holborn dye °m any my out you can not
Stadium, by Frank Goddnrd. an Eng. make 11 mistake
flioh heavyweight boxer To match any material have drug-
Up to the tWeltth round MW l
ioutpolnted the Bfltlshef': flooring hitii gist show you "Diamond Dre” Color
in the gush In the mum: Goddard Card
:cume (1 like a whirlwl
.d' 1“"n‘fi—mle. Cured in O to 14 M!”
rty twice.
The referee stopped the bout in the Drought: xefund money if IMZO
thirteenth round to me McGoony'orxvrmwr no: to cure itching.
Blin, Bleeding or emu-nah; PB»
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Don't won‘y about, perfect result...
Use "DWI! Dyes.” manned to
give a. new) rich. fudeiesl color to an!
rubric, whether it he wont. silk, linen.
cotton or mixed goon—mos, blous-
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team, yeate1day was refused his latent
demand: at a conference otthe
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medical can without churn. than in,
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lines and dashes.
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Navnio Art Craft
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Arrow Brand Collars 25 cts. each
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leaning prices it is so
“5.1920
colors.
a 200thw lull SKlrc. it \ (m \\
$3.95
25 cents
Main fin: "
Indian Blankets ‘
All Wool
f a... desert and the Arizona skv 7.
Aha-0:301:17: gravBAnd green dust shades v» 11h l1:
‘ red. orange and sapphire.
pyramids and diamond~
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511“). $12.50 and $13.50.
the motor for the couch“ 1n the den « --
imr Egg)? hammock or sleeping porch.
Huck Towels
No household can
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for 1111
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