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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09
SECOND DISTRICT.

Susan Cook. House and lot. Iiher !. y
T No. y, Folio 27a, Taxes, Inc, and
costs, 1916.
Mrs. VIM. II Cutchelnber. House and
lot, Libcr, ]. J. q No. 4, Folio 30, Taxes
int, and costs, $500.
William ur0ae, House and bot, IAbel
~ 9: No 2, Folio All, Taxce, Int, and
costs, s4BO.
q. Y. Hnrlbert. Haydens Right and
Huythef'a Range, % nerem Improve
nents; isynch'a Purchase, loo acres,
Liber 4. B. 4. No. .. Folio 40, Taxes'
int, and costs, s1700.
William A. Jourdan, Part Drayden
~ acres; improvements. Liber j. y. n
No. 2, Folio ~. Taxes, int, and costa,
$500.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09
FIRST DISTRICT.

Isaac ArmswoFfhy. House and lot.
Liber j. j. G., No, 3. Folio 205. Taxes.
interest and costs, 1891.
Edwin Bafnes House and lot. No
deed Taxes interest and costs, 1914.
Henry BIscoe. Houss and lot. Llber
IT,. O., No + Folio 251. Taxes interest
and costs, $e.25
Henry Brown, Sri House and lot.
No deed See J. r. II, No. lib, Folio
219. Taxes interest aud costs, &5.1
Walter Bennett. Part Cross Manor.
| 2 acres aid improvements Liber j. y.
O., No. 8 Folio 327 Taxes, interest
and costs. &5.Db.
Elizabeth Cole. House and lot Llber
j. ] G., No, /, Folio 443 Taxes Interest
and costs s4.25.
Laura G. Dunbar. Frogs Hall. 90
ncres and improvements Liber j. r. y.
No Is, Folio 521 Taxes, interest and
costs, Sl1,19.
james flreenwell. Jr. House and lot
No deed. Taxes. int. and costs. 1921.
Thomas Green. House and lot. No
deed Taxes. int. and costs. $lI 90.
james Harris House and lot. LIber
j, F. f., No. 9. Folio 800. Taxes, int,
and cost 81 Is.
Benjamin Handy House aud lot.
Part Berkwtkhsa Lodge, z acres. ilIber
y. h. A.. No =, Folio 900. Taxes, int.,
and costs, 83.70.
james Holly. Honse ana lot. I.Ibsr j.
J. a., No 4, Folio 300 Taxes Int. and
costs 1896.
Elizabeth Jenilsr. Part Crane Manor.
acres and improvements. Libar !. j.
G., No. >, Folle 376. Taxes. int, and
costs, 81 80.
Samuel Jones. House and lot. No
deed. Taxes int, and costs, % 60.
Clarenco Isoker, House aud lot. Llfer
= BA No 3 Folio 81 Taxes, int. and
costs, sb s..
John Les, House and lot. LIber J r.
+, No ". Folio BOB, Taxes, int. and
costs, ~ 50.
John 7. MiIburn, Part Blne Gull. q
ncres and improvements. LIber J + n,
No ! Folio Iz2. Taxes. Int, and costa,
| 80 81.
Georges Il. Shorter. Hlcnne aud lnt,
No ieed. Taxea, lnfs and costa. 95 81
deed. 1axss, iii. ansi costs, fS ID. nm
William 81 West, Part Coartneys
Overnight. ) acres, improvements Honee
and lot. No deed. Taxes. lac, aud costs,
Stephen Washington. House aud l6t
Land rom 1ennleon, fsihcr J r r. No 2.
Folio Js, Taxes, mt. and costs, - 81.
Isaac West. Houss and lot No deed
Taxes, Int, andcosts SO 30.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09

William g. Mattingly, III Leonard
town, Md, and A. Q. Welch, 81 Chap
tlco, Md, having formed co-partner.
ship, under the Arm name OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09

24c Gallon.
To regular customers. zoe gallon
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09
EMeALMINe A sPEcIALrY.

Trimmings and ornaments al all Kinds
Tor Burial Cases kept constantly on
hand. keady-made Collins, 81 all sizes
and 81 various styles, always In stock.
Personal attention given at funerals.
and satisfaction guaranteed III all cases.
March Z. 'O7--ti
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09
TUESDAY. June 4, 1907.

between II O'Clock. ~, and o'clock
r. N on that dag and between the same
hours on eaeh succeeding day until All
said property i disposed 81 and in the
order named In The list below the rev.
eral tracts b land Or pnrcels 81 property
hereinafter named 10 the highest bidder
70 CASH to satisfy the taxes. interest
and cost, now ACQUIRED or hereafter to
accure, due on said property In the State
OF Maryland and Ii st. Mary's county
for the years 1904. 1905, which said tax
Is are now in DEFAULT
The reference made to "Iiber" and
Folio are to the Land. Records Of st.
Mary's county, Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-09

Property IN st. haEys County.

BY VIRTUE 81 authority veeted 10 ME
as late County Treas. for St. Mary .
county By an Act Of the General Aesem.
bly, Of Maryland, | will 0fIer at public
sale. before the door Of the Court House
IN LeonaFdtown, on
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that mo .ela uleae and FaeoFted b james ".
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William G. Mattingly 4 Co..
for the conduct Of the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS.

inform the general public that they are
prepared to attend Funerals from Leon.
ardtown. at short notice and on reason.
able terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
FERNANDO VALLEY
HAS BIG LAND DEAL
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES SOLD FOR
$3.50 AN ACRE
California Home Extension Associa-
tion is Reported to Have Also Sc
cured Another Large Tract
for Its Members

The California Home Extension asso-
citation has just announced that they
have completed the purchase of 400
acres lying between the Big Tejunga
and the Little Tejunga wash, Just two
miles east of the town of Pacoima IN
the Fernando valley. This large tract
of 400 acres has been purchased by q
homeseekers' club of about 200 faml-
lies, who are to go upon the land and
improve it Immediately with orchards
and country homes. The land is under
the pipe line of the Tejunga Water
company. and will receive irrigation
water at the rate of one cent per inch
per hour. The total purchase, includ-
ing water right, amounts to 100000, at
the rate of $3.50 an acre. which is the
wholesale price at which the club MEM
bers receive the land through the as
sociation.
1t is also reported that the Home Ex-
tension association has negotiated
with the Tejunga company for about
500 acres of land on the south side of
the Tejunga river, in the Tejunga val
ley proper, which is now being offered
to members of the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
NUMEROUS SALES ARE
MADE BY PRATHER FIRM

Will c. Prather & Co. report the follow
ing sales:
For Charlotte L. Noyes to E. B. Spencer.
lots 25 and 26 of the Colona tract, being
40x140 or west side of South Burlington,
between Third and Fourth streets. Price,
$4,000.
For N. Madge Long to julius R. Smith,
lot 7, block 2, of West Los Angeles tract
known as 1915 West Thirty-eighth street.
lot being 65x135, improved with a two
story seven-room house. Price, s4500.
For X. d. Prather to ]. H. Armstrong,
lot 80 of Euclid Heights. being 50x1521s,
known as 301S Guirado street; improved
with four-room house. Price. $1,000.
For Edward B. Spencer to G. l.. Noyes.
southwest corner of McClintock and West
Thirty eighth streets, lot being 50x100 i'm
proved with new five-room bungalow.
Price, s3SOO.
For Thomas Gomber to julius w.
Krause, lot 50x135 to alley; improved with
11s. story bungalow, at S035 Foster street
Price, $4250.
For Oscar B. Smith to N. Madge and
40x135, with four-room cottage at 1888 East
Fifty fourth street. Price, $500.
For Mrs. Mcdonald to Dr. F. Haigh, lot
Harry E. Long, lot 8 of Crown Hill tract,
on South Burlington, near West Sixth
street, being 50x1S11k Price, $1,000.
For Agnes M, Kimbell to Winfield s.
Allen, 5O-acre peach orchard adjoining tho
city of Ontario. Price, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
cRENSHAW REALTY FIRM
TURNS NUMBER OF DEALS

The Crenshaw Realty Investment company
reports the following sales made during tne
past few days:
Los Angeles Investment company to Miss
Jessie L. McLain, 5-room bungalow at l6bi
East Thirty ninth street: s25O0
McCarty-Crenshaw company to E. ]. Don
nelly, 7-room bungalow at 4219 South Figueroa
street; $4,000.
Miss swobdi to G. l.. Crenshaw, lot 5ox14o on
Fourth avenue in Central Arlington Heights
tract s1400.
John Dick to Mrs. Carrie L. Tyler, 10 feet
off the north side of lot 20 in block As, Central
Arlington Heights tract; $50.
e. B. Todd to W. c. Downing, lot 10 In
block AZ, Central Arlington Heights tract;
s1050.
q. L. Crenshaw to Mrs. Devaney, lot 10 in
block 40 of the Central Arlington Heights
tract; s1050.
G.. L. Crenshaw to p. F. Shoemaker, south
front lot 5ox2oO on Washington street just west
OF Sixth avenue; $24o0.
G. L. Crenshaw to Mrs. Esky. east front lot
50x17s on Van Ness avenue just north of Six
teenth street; $500.
G. l.. Crenshaw to Mrs. N. H. Coyne, east
front lot 60x17S on Van Ness avenue Just north
Of Sixteenth street. $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

owner; c. Kerns, builder. $50 E. Forty-frst
| 1-story frame building; $1,000.
| Boylston, 5O5-7-9 South-W w. Boyd, owner
H. D. Saltwater. builder. 7O2 S. Spring; 2-story
Hobart boulevard, 1866. c. Miller, owner
building; $4,000.
Forty-sxt street. 1852 East-F. Rose, owner
Johnston, Duiller, 1857 Huber; HISTORY frame
| building; S150G.
LIE Sale, 29o2-H C. steinheld, owner; ]. NJ
Woodward. builder; 1-story frame building
$24OO.
Twenty fourth street, 219s North-E. L. Petit
fills, owner and builder; 1-story Groom resi-
dence; S2500.
Bellevue street, 144S-M. Maddin. owner and
| builder; 1ls-story 7-room residence $1,000.
| Brighton avenue, 4309-George c. Knox, own
er; E. C. Williamson, builder; h-story 7-room
residence; S260O
| Occidental boulevard, 316 South-Kate Dupee.
owner; e. B. Bradley, builder; 2-story S-room
| residence; $500.
| Eagle street, 27si-E. Goode, owner; H. G.
Pettingill builder; 1-story 5-room residence;
| $780,
| Twenty-frst street, 1549 East-M Houser,
owner; w. H. Clark. builder 1-story 5-room
| residence; $500.
| Forty-sixth street, 1880 west-Nellie r. Hig-
| gins, owner and builder; 1-story S-room resi-
dence; s25OO
Forty-eighth street, 1856 North-Mrs. H. Koh-
| Ter, Cwner; w. Morrow, builder; 1-story s.
room residence; $500.
Main street 11OO-11O5-C Caroline M. Hicks
owner; C. j. Kubach Co., builder; 3-story
apartment house; 800, 900.
Clarence street, 1886 North-C. w. Pyne.
owner and builder; S-story 10-room apartment
house; S2400.
Macy street 92S-Mrs. Amelia Stern, owner;
Richard Newstad & Co., builder; 1-story 1-room
warehouse $2l50
Twenty ninth place. 2O4O-J. e. Beckett, own
er; w. S. SWEET. builder; 1-story 7-room res
idence; $4,000.
Adams street 1862 West-Dick Ferris owner;
Burck, Gwynn 6 Co.. builders; alterations Of
residence $1,000.
Fifty-first street s15 west-Alice B. Hatch.
owner; j. Bloom, builder; 1h-story 7-room
residence; $3.50.
Mathews owner; w. ]. O'Nen builder; q
story 16-room residence; $4,000.
Main street. 642-64 North-Mrs. Mary Ham
mel, owner; Pozza Construction Co., builder:
2-story 4-room club rooms; $4,000.
Waterloo street, 1322-W. q. Elijah owner;
E. B. Harris. builder; 1-story 7-room resi-
dence; s245O
Also street. 735-C. H. Clayton, owner; Ju-
lian & Ruty builders; 2-story warehouse; $4,000
Chicago street G6l South-William w. Roe
owner: A. l.. Walters builder; 2-story S-room
residence; $4,000.
Spring street, 1923 North-Howell & Crowell,
owners; Eureka Planning Mill company. build
ers: alterations OF building; $1,000
Tanning street, 924--C. M. Stuart. owner; C.
d. Barkelew, builder; 1-story 5-room resi-
dence; $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

street, sold to L. A. Meredith for $250O
Four-room modern cottage at 1920 East
Forty-seventh street, sold for G. H.
Strong to William T. Smith for $500.
Four-room cottage at 1855 East Fifty
fourth street, for w. +. Thorne to e.
Bennett for $170O.
Seven-room bungalow at 1042 Ortega
street. sold for r. E. White to James
C. Dennison, jr for s3200
The Cornell company has sold for Caro-
line L. Doncyson to Dennis w. Will
son the property at No. 1883 Huber ave-
nue. for s210O. The lot is 40x73 feet and is
improved with a fve-room modern cot
tage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Will SHIRE ILLUSTRATES
DEVELOPMENT OF CITY
HOMES COSTING UP TO $25,ooc
ARE BUILDING
New Car Line Out Fourth Street VIII
Stimulate Activity In That
Popular Residence
Section

One of the most noticeable illustrations
of the growth and development of the
city of Los Angeles is the wonderful i'm
provement that is taking place In the
Wiltshire boulevard district. Riding
through this section on the West Sixth
street car line or driving out Wiltshire
boulevard one sees new homes, costing
from $25OO and $4,000 up to 5000, being
erected In every direction. This develop
ment is particularly noticeable on the
high plateau that stretches north from
Wiltshire boulevard and west from Nor
mandie avenue. In the early summer there
were only three residences in this entire
district, while today thirty-five or forty
new homes, either erected or in course
Of erection, can be counted. These
homes are all attractive, modern resi-
dences. costing from $35O0 to $4,000 apiece,
and are to be the homes of some of the
prominent business men of the city.
With the building and completion Of
the new Fourth street car line, which
runs out Fourth street to Western ave-
nue. and then turns north, work on which
is now in progress. the building activ-
tiles in the Wnshire boulevard district
will be greatly stimulated, and the en-
tire territory will soon be dotted with
attractive homes.
The Holmes-Walton company report a
considerable building activity In their
Westminster terrace tract, which is sit
uated near the heart of the Wiltshire
boulevard district. Two residences in
this tract are now nearly completed,
and they have the promise of ten more
to be started by the middle of October
These residences will cost from $500 to
$500, and will make a very attractive ad-
dition to the development which is now
going on in the Wiltshire boulevard dis
trict.
The same company reports the follow
ing sales in Walters Main street and
Moneta avenue tract No. 2:
Lot on the west side of Main street,
between Sixty-second and Sixty-third
streets, 421Yk13O to an alley, to John w.
Smith. Consideration $1050.
Lot on the south side of Sixty-third
street, $50 feet from Moneta avenue, 40x
1877, to S. Cliff. Consideration $575.
Lot on the north side of Sixty-third
street, about 200 feet east of Moneta ave-
nue., 40x12S, to A. Banner. Consideration
$750
Lot on the north side of Sixty-first
street, $50 feet east of Moneta avenue,
4Ox12s, to. H. Dancy. Consideration 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

A. Bell. builder, Iii e. Washington; 1-story
frame building. 81 100.
Forty second. 1896 East-H. Gilleland, owner
and builder; 1-story frame building; $780,
Adar.I street, 73l West-W. G. Kerckhoff,
owner; w. Calhoun, builder; 1h-story garage;
$35O0.
Vernon avenue. 965 west-City of Los Ange-
les, owner Nj. Madden, builder; 2-story g.
room schoolhouse; $22, $50.
Catalina street, S26-B. d. Crowell owner
and builder; 2-story S-room residence; $500.
Fifth street, SIS West-J. f. Hart, owner;
Mahon, builder, alterations of residence; $500.
Figueroa street 401S South--J L. Clark,
owner Cline & Mclean, builders; 11s-story
7-room, residence; $4,000.
Twenty-nnth street, 21S6 West-J. E. Finley,
owner and builder; 1-story Groom residence;
$1,000.
Avenue 2s, 5l5 North-F. E. Edwards, owner
and builder; .-story 5-room residence; $780,
Los Angeles street. 526 South-A. f. Gilmore,
owner; M. Euwitz, builder; 1-story brick
buildi.c; S500C
Forty-ninth street, 1872 West-C. Houseman.
frame building; $500.
Twenty-eighth street. 22S1 West-C. F. Cleve-
land, owner. A H. Harold & Son, builders,
2279 Flint 1-story frame building; $780,
Forty-eighth street, 1928 West-G. L. Rogers,
owner; Wilson & Patten Co.. builders, 4O2
Union Trust block; 1-story frame building
$2500
Fiftieth street. Z52 West-D. r. Connen. own
er; l.. McKinnen, builder, 1343 e. Washington
1-story frame building ITO.
Cambridge, 2100-J. H. Kelsey, owner and
builder, 21OS Cambridge; 1Ha-story frame build
ing; S2500.
Fourt., street, 2719 East-a. A. schlada, own
or; E. Smith, builder; alterations; $500.
Gramercy place. 4925-L A. Investment Co.,
owner and builder, S37 S. HILL; 1-story frame
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Los ANGELES DESIGNER
SUCCEEDS AT SAN DIEGO

Competitive designs for public school build
ing were submitted to the San Diego board Of
education on Monday evening. The following
architects participated: Q, H. o. Blachmann,
n w. 8. CLARK. Henry Lord Gay, w. S. Heb
bard and Quayle Brothers of San Diego.
Marsh & Russell. Reeves-Baillie Co., Scott
Bros. L. b. Walk Co., and Harrison Albright
OF Los Angeles.
The plans submitted by Harrison Albright
for reinforced concrete building to contain
twenty rooms exclusive Of assembly hall were
fevorably considered by the board and he was
chosen as the architect.
The proposed building is to be erected in the
block bounded by Twelfth, Thirteenth, p and
+ streets and Will cost with equipment 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
PARK TRACT
WILL HAVE MORE HOMES

K T. wiesendanger has made the following
sales in Alhambra Park tract:
Herman e. Martens, fronting so feet on the
north side of Main street; s1450.
H. H. O'Hanlon, fronting 50 feet on west
side of Hidalgo avenue; $3.50.
c. II. Frizelle fronting so feet on east side
OF Almansor street: $375.
r. g. Field. fronting 100 feet east side of
Almansor street; $3.50.
| j. A. Wood, fronting 50 feet on east side OF
Almansor street: $780, 5
The buyers intend to build homes on these
properties.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
SENATOR CLARK'S SON
BUYS FINE HOME TRACT
Plans to Build a commodious Private
Residence on New Site in the
West Adams Heights
Section

United States Senator Clarks son, w.
A. Clark, jr., who recently leased for the
winter a residence in the southwest, has
bought large piece of ground in the
West Adams Heights tract upon which he
intends to build home.
The property is located on Hobart boule-
ward, occupying 225 feet, and Is fianked by
Twenty first street for a distance of 212
feet and by Western avenue distance
of 1876 feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
PERMIT VALUES
SHOW INCREASE
CLASS A. STEEL FRAME, HAS
TWO, CALLS
u
Los Angeles Investment Company Will
Build a Long List of Houses
in Its Gramercy
Place

Reports which come from the office of
the most encouraging statements to
be found in the city relative to Los An
geles' continued prosperity. Instead of
a falling off in building operations as
many have predicted there is shown hap
PLY decided Improvement over CORE .
spending periods of last year. From Sep
tember l to September 20, 1906, there were
4S3 permits issued, carrying a total val
uation of $79O,644. This year the corre-
spending period, containing two holidays
shows an increase of fifty-three permits
and greater valuation of sS6,674.
Classified Building Permits
Below is, the tabulated statement of
improvement in Los Angeles from Sep
tember to September 20, inclusive.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
WHERE CAIN KILLED ABEL

While cycling around Kettering was start
led to see what appeared to me TO be two men
fighting in field. On reaching the field I
dismounted and climbed over the fence to see
stone statue representing Cain Staying Abel
II is unique. Cain has one knee pressing Abel
to the ground and one arm uplifted ready to
strike The stutue must be hundreds Of years
old. and is supposed to be on the exact spot
where the murder was commtted-Lond Tit
Bits ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

Agricultural F'air-Hanford
The Southern Pacific sells round trip tickets
to Hanford and return on September % for
$40. TO- good for return ten days from date Of
sale. Inquire 600 South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
CENTRAL AVENUE FIRMS
MAKE NUMBER OF DEALS

Downing Realty company. 1903 Central
avenue, report the following sales made
this month: ~
Five-room modern cottage at 1884 East
love to Mary L. Barr.
Five-room bungalow at 445o San Pedro
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Report by Wards
Principal Building Permits

Totals als..............................4s .4sS ss2
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

Among the building permits issued are
the following:
Third, 1871 Casts d. Runnell. owner; W.
Pontius, builder, 1is-story frame building
$1,000
Commonwealth, 1sl South--Anderson Mill Co.
owner and builder $50 w. rhirty-ninth; p
story frame; $4,000.
Forty-seconi. iJi West-J Middleton. owner;
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-15

are true. It is a good plan to
try the same process on ones
self, particularly when theories
get to running riot. Then 20
back TO the fields again to sec
how the crops answer the same
theories. From now on &c the
time that crops are harvested
looking over the fields to gather
information from what is seen
there will DC time we'll spent.
This matter i, recalled from
time 10 time because Il is 50 in.
portant that farmers should 20
10 tho crops for information.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-15

out ia whether he can grow al
falfa on his farm. To a con-
siderable extent his success will
depend on that question. 1t a
farmer cannot grow alfalfa sue
cessfully, he should substitute
some other lcguminous crop tor
it. The old reliable. the cowpca,
can always be depended on: but
If alfalfa will thrive on land from
wear TO year, that is better than
planting peas every year.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-15
Sample Copies.

A samplc copy OF this paper
should be conaidcrcd an inri-
tation to subscribe. Examine II
eloaely, IA there Ia something In
IL Of apecial interest 70 you.
The subscription price Is only
50 cents a year. II the paper
savcs the lives OF two old hens.
that paya your subscription. II
IL enables you 70 raise n more
buahcl Of fruit or vegetables.
tina. pays for your subscription.
Three NEW subscriptions will
be given for 81 RENTED 4; n
time. II you get two friends to
subscribe you get your auhacrip-
ton. II a new one. free. No other
agricultural paper Ia published
In your territory. no other can
meet your needs and local con.
ditiona.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-15
Dollar Farming

This - tic eighteenth ot = series
# articles ON how TO make farming A
grand suCccsa Additional articles
wiii appear in carly issucs.l
Farm work will soon reach
the point where the farmer will
have more time away from his
regular crops, and i, will be time
10 think about wha, he will have
growing during the winter. He
ough, not TO forget that be can
have something cut OF the gar.
den every week ia the year. il &c
does we'll hls part. Others arc
do ng il every year. and for a
man 10 say he can't is the sa me
a saying he won't. lie can il
be will, and get good prof,
from it, too. The family will
DC more healthy and better fed
also when the garden is furnish.
ing something fresh and tooth.
sone every week. The matter
OF good food for the family does
no, receive enough attention.
Dnc should not make the mis-.
take Of s%upposing ,ha, what is
the highes, in price has the
greatest food value. Neither
does It have TO come from a
distance 10 be the best food.
SapposIng this to be necessary
is 4 common mistake. 1t mere.
ly confuscs what is rare or hard
to &c, with wha, has the great.
cs, food value, and it is wrong.
Cool weather growing green
feed for live stock, poultry and
the soil is OF just rs much i'm
portancc to live stock, poultry
aud the soil as the winter gar.
den - TO mau. The feed for
live stock, poultry and the soil
will be cheap if grown for use
Just before il is 10 be used for
whatever aim may be desired.
Stock and poultry can harvest a
crop more cheaply in most cases
than man eau, aud the Juicy
growing feed will help the di.
gestion and make other feed Of