The Benson signal., 1917-07-14
FARM NOTES Continued.

Musrard--Chinese Southern Curled August
to October l5 Half an inch deep. In rows or
broadcasted. A wholesome and easily grown
Vegetable for winter and early spring use
Onlons-- Australian Brown, PrizetakeF Plant
seed In beds or SOW thickly in rows. July 10
to August /. Thin and transplant.
Peas .l3lue Prnssian. Motifs Excelsior. July
and August. Plant in double rows, covering
seed two to three inches deep
Potatoes -(Fall crop Bliss Triumph. Early
Ohio. July Is to August l. Plant potatoes six
teen inches apart in three feet rows, in fur
rows, covering seed about six inches. Keep
we'll irrigated in burrows between rows.
Radisnes- Chinese Winter. 1cicle, July to
October /. Plant same for lettuce, except
that the seed may be planted deep, one to one
and half inches deep.
Turnips-- Purple Top Strap Leaf. Orange Jel-
ly, Flat Dutch July to Septemberl /. Sow 10
double rows. Cover seed half TO one inch deep.
Kale also makes a good winter vegetable
Vegetables are heavy feeders.
Manure the garden we'll for best
results.
Thos Fry, of Buena, was in the
Hub City yesterday.
L. H. Brooks, of Elgin, was in
town tor two or three days this
week.
For SALE = Apperson Truck ;
IS H. P, in good condition. Price
5000 cash. Inquire Moss's garage.
Miss Jester, central operator OF
the telephone exchange, left We'd
nesday for Bisbee to visit with her
! father.
Enrique Figueroa has secured a
position as newsboy on the train,
running between this place and
Nogales.
r. R. Reuser. an soldier, has
been ordered to report at San Fran
cisco for military service and left
for that place Thursday.
Mrs. L. Blacklidge and daughter
Mrs. Lamoreux and little grand
daughter, left "Wednesday for Pata-
gonia. where they will visit rela-
tives for two or three weeks.
Jas. Toman, of San Francisco,
the molybdenum expert, who has
been looking over the country
round Benson for some weeks, re-
turned Thursday from trip to
Bowie and portions of the Sulphur
Springs Valley.
The St. David people are plan
ming big time for Pioneers day
July "a. There will be program
of exercises, barbecue, picnic and
cowboy sports, winding up with a
dance in the evening. See the an
nounce1nent on this page.
Thursday night picture shows
will be discontinued for the present
at the Benson Theater, and shows
will be given on, Tuesdays and Sat
urdays only until further notice.
Tuesday will be given Greed, y
one of the Seven Deadly Sins. To-
night, A Social Buccaneer, a
Bluebird feature.
Since funds are badly needed in
carrying OH Red Cross work, mem
bers of the local branch have plan
ned a very informal ice cream So
cial and phonograph dance at the
Auditorium next Friday evening.
Everybody come. A big time is
planned. Do your bit and respond
to the urgent need and at the same
time spend a pleasant evening.
w. F. Butler, engineer on the
Southern Pacific between Benson
and Nogales, stopped over i'll town
Friday, on the first leg of three
months vacation trip. He expects
! to take in the major points of in
tereSt on the west coast--Callfor-
MIA, Washington and Oregon. Be-
! fore returning he expects to go for
trip east, putting in a few weeks,
stopping over en- route for visit
to his old home town, Detroit,
Michigan, returning to work III
. October.