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Show THE i OLD SONG POCKETBOOK This u the first of a aeries of exclusive articles on vegetable gardening prepared far NEA Service and Hernld-Jour-a- L BY WILLIAM R. BEATTIE Bureau of Plant Industry, V. S. Department of Agriculture. From everywhere comes the re on that people living port farms have hud plenty to eat this had have not winter. They may many new clothes, but they are not worrying about food. They have their pantry shelves filled with canned goods, and their cellar storages and bins are well storked with potatoes, turnips, cabbage, and other products of their gardens and orchards. Most of these folk have plenty of cured hams and bacon in their and also poultry smokehouses, and eggs, milk, butter, and, in some cases, fresh beef and mut ton produced right on their own With the exception of one farms. or two local drought areas, farmers of the country grew plenty of food and feed last summer. In other words, they adopted the Live at Home" policy last year Free Delivery Federal Ave. 530 29 SSTfc hum William Watson's Phone 5 Sale Cf SVG U- tPer Pound (Limit 5 llw. to a Customer) 5 5 5 5 LIMA BEANS Per Pound (Limit 5 lbs. to a Customer) 5 5 POP CORN Per Pound SPICE Reg. 10c Sale Priee, can BEER BOTTLES FRIDAY, MARCH LOGAN, UTAH. L, liamson, Evan Hall, Leon Hendrv, David Hall, Wesley Hull and Mr. Budrero of Logan. Interment was in the Wellsville cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Robert Stuart. FUNERAL HELD IN WELLSVILLE WELLSVILLE Funeral services were held for Peter Allen Adamson Wednesday in the tabernacle illiam P with Counselor in charge of the services. The ward choir furnished the singing vntli John Bienchley reeting and Mrs. Irene Baldwin at the organ. Special musical numbers were: solo, by Mrs Addie Pulsipher of Ogden; duct by Mrs Caroline Stuart and Parley Hull Prayers were by Russell Stuurt and James Hall. Speakers who told of the early life, of the intelligence, the patience and long suffering of rheumatism of Mr. aJ'inui l were Mrs Fannie M lUglnin, Thomas Parley, Lea-tha- James A. Vi lli.iin Irishman, Hall, of Logan, Parley Hall and William Loiithum. The floral contribution and the large crowd who attended the services bespoke ol '.he esteem the Adamson family is held in this community. were: Max Wil- The ' round Wherever you tjo,you find this malt Ben Bernie recommends old maestro joins the millions who nave made Blue Ribbon Malt Bluest Seller in saying that ilyouwant of the bests the mosta buy Blue Ribbon. Its high quality is always exactly the same and its packed full 3 pounds to the can. The Sharp garden implements will make your work easier. and put it to work for all it was worth. Not many town and city dwellers tried to do much with home curing or canning of their own meats, other than poultry, but last year was a big year in gardening in back yards and vacant lots. Town gardens, too, helped at many a family live more m 15 Large, Flat can, Reg. TOMATOES, CORN, PEAS, LANS, SPAGHETTI, TOMATO .11 ICE, CARROTS, HI KTS S Wc Give Theater Ticket i Saturday Specials BEEF POT ROAST . Best Cuts, lli SI EAR- SShort Cuts, lb. PORK STEAK- S2 Pound HAMBIKGEK 3 Pounds 5 LAMB (HOPS 3 Pounds X SIRLOIN nr ROUND STEAKS: 3 llw X BITTER X X X x Fresh ' BRICK ClIEKsE 5 Founds on fC IA . m ngs right of the morning!- - EGGS for 2 Dozen POTATOES Ked HI Ism; 100 lbs. chillin c 0 ffe e ..a .. 3V' ANDREWS MEAT AND Ur Deliver rt $2.93 Shop, Look and Loosen WHfRCVER CO, YOU wsnin UNO YOU RIBBON MALT BLUE BIGGEST SELLER AMERICA'S 5 WE DELIVER ORDERS OVER $2.00 FREE! O' 3Mfl mm A 5. Nippy 55' WEARS LIKE IRON All Flavors Lowe brothers quick-dryin- Can Fruit Peaehon, Pears, Apricots, No. V,i fan Grapes or Fruit Salad 1 lb. can C v North 1st East Wabmts-Cal- White, 10 bars 25c Soap-B- ob Par-- 3 shelled, lb 39c if. pkgs. with coupon 85c V.W.V.NNNW.V.NV.V.V.V. Dutch Cleanser . . 3 for 20c N o. 2 SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS THRIFTY BUYERS REAL BARGAINS EVERY DAY! Ladies Silk Dresses, Sizes 20 to 41 FOR $2.98 $1.00 $1.50 15c SI. 73 Ladies Silk Hose, only... Ladies Lace Hose, only Best Quality Percales, only Bias Tape, 8 yards, all shades 8 10 Best Quality, Sheeting 12 Outing Flannel 30 Beautiful Assortment Rayon Silks, per yard Jt Just Received a Big Assortment Dress Silks... $1.00 98 Opart Wool Blankets 58 Single Ciotlon Blankets, large size 75 5 Baby Blankets, special 5 $3.00 and $6.00 Mens Trousers, Special $.3.28 p p Mens and Boys Suits sold at Factory Cost! Cabin, med. 49c Syrup-L- og Milk-- All 79c hag Flour-48-- Ib. brands Snowdrift .... . . 4 for 25c 3 lb. can 65c KKhAI) Brown or While 3 Loaves for 1 Climax Cleaner Can ZbC J5c CITF AD Powdered or Brown ulillnli 3 Pounds lie Kill Blue Rose pounds 15c Macaroni-Spaghet- ti lUC CHEESE roua - i .- ' - 4JJJ . A Z9c & 35c Lbs.. lb. 35c House, Vita Fresh Pork & Beans lb. rtf ran Maxwell 1 LUKIN 2 for 25c s, Coffee i John H. Anderson & Sons 19c 79c FLOUR Lg. doz. 39c Oranges-Ex- tra Grapefruit-Shaver- PHONE 165 2 lbs. 13c Lima Beans 11c ITT inn Creamery 21c Butter-Sw- eet T7SS Ai Ionian Golden 3 Cons for COCOA I J g FLOOR ENAMEL is especially recommended for kitchen, bathroom and .hallway floors because of ita ability to resist constant wear and tear. This rugged enamel is very attractive and easy to keep clean. It has unusual spreading capacity and dries hard and smooth overnight. See us before you paint. Wisconsin pound 23c Pound 39c Pound 20e PRUNES "eiry. 79c 23c HONEY COCOA 55 I WALNUT I DUTTER I MEAT I Sewells Quality CHEESE 4k Felix Market 30-inc- SATURDAY SAVINGS, MARCH UNUSUAL $2.00 Order Delivered FREE! 5 Sfi.Ofl Always start the day 172 SHRIMPS Dry mO Pack; 2 cans QUICK OAT- Spackage LEMON- SDozen PINEAPPLE Broken mmg mg Slices; 2 cans GELATIN DESSERT m. Any Flavor X fAW KIR and BRISKET BOH 3 lbs. for ... A PHONE mm ( reiunery, Hi. 399 to tOT KOASTS iouml GROCERY WWVWYVWVYWWAWYVW 2fl-- X Steer Brel 48 IANS FOR f Ifl - Guaranteed Plume fMMtl SI. MON I Like many of the most recent screen successes The Silent Witness, the new Fox mystery drama. whu h opens its local engageat the Capitol ment Saturday theater, is based upon a stage play, a production that was tried and pi oven beiore it was pur chased for the films. And to insure the same quality of acting that made the stage play a success on Broadway the Fox Film Corporation signed several members of the original cast to appear in the talking picture version, namely, the international stage Lionel Dramwell star, Atwlll, Fletcher and Wyndham Standing. Saturday Specials This Weeks High Style Note 05 PINEAPPLE Vi ir ran X At the Capitol Pith South Sliced, 3 Christen- Chain System APPLES Cooking or Eating, (mi. f Stratford Loosle, David OPERETTA Bag APPLES large Delirious Bushel . PAGE THREE. TO FLOCK High Patent, Iteil Rose 18-l- 1932. 4, sen, Paul Clark, Ronald Buttars, Blatne Jardine, Reuben Thompson, John Clark, Edwtn Jardine, 1 him Thompson, Loren Buttars. Dell Griffiths, Vincent Buttars, Ralph Godfrey, Lowell Grilfilhs, Evan Godfrey, Vance Thompson, Harold Buttars, Lee Winn Buttars, CLARKSTON Rex Godfrey Sylvan Clark, Shirley Goodcy and Daniel Griffiths. A group cf customers includes: HAVE Douglas Clark, Dolores Buttars, Bessie Griffin, Giant Thompson, Barbara Jardine, Sybil Thompson, CLARKSTON The local school Marguerite Loosle, Dora Godfrey. will present The Pastry Cook Hiid Marinda Jardine, Wanda Loosle. the Pirate," a three act operetta, Richard Griffin, Wilson Atkiuson. 11 Marie Godfrey, Ira Jardine and Friday and Saturday, March and 12, at 8 p. m. in the Clark-Nto- n Vernal Thompson. amusement hall. The characters are: Rlaokbesrd, Ver Non Thompson; Ben the Baker. Rex Thompson; Amelia, Rcba Griffiths: Sergeant Shackles, La Veil Burl; Bobby, the Boatman, Fannie Thompson. In the accompanying choruses of bakery girls, pirates and policemen are: Flossie Buttars. Gay llKIU: OFT AND SAIL! Dahle, Fay Thompson, V endeline BUTTER Myler, Elsie Godfrey, Faun Butmm? tars, Sadie Godfrey, Cleo Burt, mm Maid o Ulmer Hazel Ravsten, Bernice Thompson, Chcrrill Jardine, Julia Griflin. 1'OKK STEAK Flden Rasmussen, Earl Griffin, NEXT: Seeds for the garden. "JCkt wm Clear Glass, Doit and with less pressure on Many family pocketbook. yard gardens provided welsupplements to the family and also a substantial surfor canning. Nows the Time! season Is Another gardening with us. Now is the time to clean up the garden spot, to fertilize, consult seed catalogs, order seeds and fertilizers, and to sharpen spades and hoes so as to be ready for garden work at the first twitter of the robin or bluebird. Dont waste time or precious garden space on crops that are not true and tried, but stick to the good old standbys that will give you a substantial return. In small gardens it is usually economical to leave out potatoes and corn and to concentrate on vegetables that do not demand so much space. Heres a List Peas, beans, sweet c?rn, tomatoes, cabbage, beets, parsnips, radishes, spinach, lettuce, cucumand bers, melons, squashes potatoes are some of the crops we can grow and will keep our tables well Good land is the key to a good Good land is the kep to a good garden, but it takes seeds, labor and brains to grow a good garden. If you have the land and can buy the seeds, knowledge of how to grow them can be largely acquired from garden publications of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and state agricultural Farmers Bulletin No colleges. The Farm Garden, 1673, gives planting tables and cultural information for gardeners. This bulletin can be obtained by writing the U. S. Department of Agriculture. home the back come table plus BOOK CEETINGSVILLE, Ind.,. March 4a p A. song book used in the Republican presidential campaign of ls6) is owned by Rev. Q. B. Ransopher, pastor of the PresbyThe book terian Church here. bears the title, "The Wide Awake or Rail Splitter Song Vocalist, Book. 1 HERALD-JOURNA- .... POTATOES 2 for 15c Soda Crackers, 2 lb. .. ..... ORANGES i RADISHES ran Peanut Butter Russets or Bliss Sack jar 25c PARSNIPS 2 lb. box 25c PEAS RFANS PEANUT BUTTER h V lbs i h P . a - i Sample Line of Mens High Top Shoes at Cost! SEWELLS MARKET QUOTATIONS When purchasing tour meats at Sewells Saturday, be sure to include a good size piece of (TDAHYS PFR1TAN BACON. This delicious bacon is being featured in our market Saturday for l.'c pound. Plenty of Fresh Salmon, Halibut and Smoked Fish. 2 VEAL CHOPS lbs. 25c VEAL STEW 7 lb w i m V 'm Vv 'W ' 3 large cans 22 10 25 18 13 SALMON by the piece, lb 120 BADDIES - ANCHOVIES MODERN MARKET - HERRING - 8c BACON 7c STEAK Top Steer Beef LARD GROCERIES Pork & Beans good quality Tomatoes large can Sweet Orarjes large size Juicy Lemons dozen Strictly Fresh Eggs large, dozen .' Rib. Sl.ouldi r Cuts, lb POT ROASTS MO',, l'uie, Snow White Pound Fresh Clean HAMBURGER Beef, 2 Pounds Fresh Ground VEAL CHOPS Extra Fancy 2 Pounds Loin and Pub 3C 15c Puritan Brand, Always Satisfies Tender and Juicy Pound 15c 10c .. 27c Leg of Fancy Veal Pound . 15c Cooked Corn BeefPound Sliced 35c Pound of in a Piocs VEAL ROAST |