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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

In Arnold BENEFITS latest novel
he has the hero looking NJ newspaper
pictures OF young women in their
fluffy uuderclothes."
Mr.. Bennett must have played that
shot from memory. or else the hero
was looking at a magazine In a
dentists front office.
I jcS set here a~dreamin'--
A-drcdBfn' eUcry dap.
OF the sunshine thdts a-OIeamin'
On the rfDers-far aUav.
And kinda fan 10 ioishin'
! icas tohsre The Udters stoish;
For " the Lord made fishin'
Whv--a teller orfeT Dshi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

Greetings. folks. Is IL warm
enough for your
II win soon bo time for tho janitor
OF the office. which has been freez-
Ing all winter. To turn on the steam
heat.
Yesterday was National Trout Day.
but all the poor fish are not on the
menu.
DEEP STUFF
Bill MeCurdy. auto racer and
theafer manager, attended y
weekend house party over sun
day. and called his host MIR.
Butler" because that was tho
name embroidered on the towels.
Roses are red. rioiets crs blae.
Strim in the soand. ard poru BE-. TOO.
In these days Of the rouge pot and
the iip-stick. II is a brave woman
who dares To show her real colors
The Book beer goat sign has gone
$50 has our goat.
BY A WRONG THINKER
The couniry's fun Of talking
Instead Of full Of drinking
Stop this Internal squawting
The eountry's full Of talking.
No wonder men are baking
Who csrrs what Bryan L. thinking
The eountry's full OF talking
Instead of decent drinking,
wonder II Poindexter VIII be New.
!. berry'd this faii7
Warning: Don't try 20 commit
suicide this month or Peggy Joyce
will say you killed yourself on her
account.
The pretty Felicity Drep
Is tender. entrancin0 and true:
! knoto she'd BE- mine
n made any sign
But b. 10 she'H be such a shrenn
April showers brought May ear
wigs.
HELP. HELP,
Among the soloists Mt the
Union Easter service will be our
local soprano, Miss Mildred How
Ier.s-Paw-Paw tMich.J Courier
Northerner.
We wish the water was warm
enough at Alkl beach for swimming
It's been 20 long since we've seen a
flapper with any clothes on
What's become OF the oldfashioned
boy who set figure 4" traps In the
woods 20 catch birds and chipmunks7
Insects talk bU trirelcss
(Bovs, get out your tu0D
Because uou all hare heard
Us speak Of radio bugs.
Only 21 more days OF Caldwell
City council says. How time does
drag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
BY ROY GIBBONS

DETROIT. May 15.-The coming midnight will crepe
hung door of private traction monopoly in Detroit
Mayor James Couzens dream of municipal ownership is
coming Detroit is going into the business of running
all its street
Thirty years warfare ends with the city paying s9850-
273 miles of track 1029 cars power stations
and SS 900 900 worth of real estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

GUY INNOCENT was fined 5000
on three counts Of a liquor charge in
Federal Judge jeremiah Neterers
court Monday morning, and Edward
a. Hawaiian was sentenced TO pay
$3.50 for conviction on a similar In.
dictment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
DETROIT
BUYS BIG
CAR LINE
Gigantic Municipal Ownership Plar
Starts at Midnight; Scent Fare
Promised on City Rail System


10
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i. 10 .
The tar ahsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
FLaPPER MOTTO
Love and let love"

The Strauss Bascule Bridge Co. Is
suing the city OF Seattle for $3.50, 900.
We bet they can't find that much
money around the city hall
II this fellow Static doesn't keep
off our wireless current we're going
TO have the law on himl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
Be Sure to Read
&Qh@ehQ@I
W LOUIS JOSEPH VANcN ~
" i~At Ax-s ~
eprl ~ ts~A j.ssyA h~s

Mrs. Bellamy Bruce Rather mouthful, that"
is that why you make face over it?"
Didn't expect me to relish it, did you Cinda?"
I'm afraid wasn't thinking of you at all, Dob
bin, when | took it."
Meaning if you had been, you might have
thought twice before taking?"
No fear; / was too madly in love with Bel"
'Was?"
"Dobbinr
'Sorry-didn't mean to be impertinent. / only
well, naturally, | wanted to know whether or not
your matrimonial incubation had taken"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
COMPANY AGREES
TO CITy.s PRICE

Backed into corner. the Detroit
United Railways harasss1 also BY
the growth Of compe,itiv. municipal
lines Of 50 miles OF trHck-agreed
to sell for Sal. 900. 900. Mayor cou.
gems said tis.sso.c 900 or nothing
and won.
Tho dawn Of complete municipal
ownership OF street car lines finds
Dstroi, owner Of ss2 mile. Of track
and i.TsT cars as well ss employer
OF 1000 men.
1T means civic harmony and a
better community" says Courens
Every conductor and every motor.
man will bo direct Rmbaaaador
from city hail TO tho public.
-Four hundred million people ride
Detroit cars every year. That
means Just 80 many contacts with
the people by direct representatives
OF the administration. So II will
bchoove the administration 10 make
iis municipality owned system n per.
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Public support Of tho millionaire
mayors revolutionary traction plans
and favorable court decaaion wiv.
ing cities tho right 20 remove public
utilities at tho termination OF fran
chlsnA. brought about tho change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

with a small sigh Of animal de.
light In the caress OF fur. and the
chin. sweet draught from the open
window upon her face, Lucinda
Druce settled back In the town.car
aware. yet unmindful Of the fluid
Continued on Page g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-14
HOPE FOR EUROPE IN CONFERENCE
BY Roger w. Babson
(Ail Rights strictly Rescrvcd)

"a very interesting fact has de-
veloped In connection with the Con-
ference for the Limitation of Arma-
ments. At first thought this fact
makes one feel very discouraged but
on further analysis 1t has some very
optimistic features. In other words the
one thing which IL causing tho Con-
ference the greatest trouble. may be
the one thing that Ia to bring the ma
tons together. refer to the gas
bomb.
ut n a simple matter to make an
agreement relative to the building Of
battle ships and to hold nation to
such an agreement. 1t takes a couple
OF years to build good battleship
and 1t is impossible to hide battle
ships. The nations OF tho world know
when any nation lays down a new
keel for new battleship. Battleships
cannot be kept in safety deposit
vaults or hid in government buildings
The limitation OF submarines and
certain other forms of ornaments is
also practically possible. Big berthas
are not as conspicuous as battleships;
gun factories are more easily hid
than ship yards; but in the long run
the making OF these cannot be KEPT
n secret.
1T, however, is absolutely impos.
sible to keep in touch with the manu-.
facture OF gas bombs. The German
government could keep in the base
Rent of one of its palaces enough
compressed gas to destroy all the PEG
! pie In Paris and good proportion o
the French army. Therefore, though
all nations might agree on the limi
tation OF gas from warfare yet Their,
would be no way to enforce such al
agreement. Moreover, as the com
mercial interests OF the world deman,
the building and use of airplanes Il
times of peace. the means will Away
be available for the dropping of ga
bombs. Hence although the Confer
ence may be successful in limiting tn
| building of battle ships, submarine
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land even other things. yet II Is help
less In limiting the manufacture OF
gas bombs, the most dangerous and
deadly OF all implements OF war.
As result Of this the delegates
are passing through a most interest
ing spiritual renaissance. They came
to Washington armed with statistlcs
and accompanied by the greatest legal
talent OF their countries. They are
gradually coming to believe that fig-
ures and agreements are. OF little
value and that they need specialists
on feelings" rather than on figures.
| In short those who came to scoff have
| remained TO pray. There is a strong
belief among the delegates OF today
that the only solution OF our inter-
national problems is the golden rule
and the principles that Jesus laid
down two thousand years ago.
What has this to do with flnan.
cal article? you ask. 1t has grea
deal TO do with finance. The great load
on the financial world today Ia Flu.
rope. The greatest difficulty with Eu
rope is the hard feelings and deal
1
lplonty OF money available to rebuilt,
Europe and again TO make her fac
tories hum and her fields blossom
forth The difficulty Is that those VIII,
,have the money feel TINT the none,
would not be used for the restoration
lor Europe. but rather simply result
in further fighting and destruction.
Hence ell OF the European govern
Iments are in dire financial straits an
some are on the verge OF bankruptc,
This condition OF affairs has dIsrupte
foreign trade and is jeopardizing a
foreign credits. II hangs a great blac
cloud over the business world.
But the deadly gas bomb may b
the means OF bringing every natio
to It's senses. 1t is actually convertin
! financiers, diplomats, and hard head
J ed statesmen to those fundamental
of honesty, justice, thrift, industry an
! kindness. which In the long run fori
, the basis of prosperity. 1t Is even pos
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sible that Europe may again sxper-
icnce Z great spiritual renaissance ~
took place three hundred years ago.
Bankers are watching this change
OF attitude on the part Of these foreign
delegates with great interest. Preei-
dent Harding little realized when call
ing this Conference that he was laying
the seed for a great international
spiritual revival. The inventor of the
gns bomb and those other chemist,
which since the armistice haye in.
vented gas Infinitely more dangerou,
than It was during the war have also
made their contribution. For the fIrst
time for many years ray OF sun.
shine is breaking thru the information.
al clouds. Let US watch the situation
most carefully. II the clouds FINAL,
break and clear away a most RAPID
change win take place In foreign nnt
American security markets chang,
which should distinctly affect tn,
business index OF the Babsonchar
which now stands below normal. Fo
the first time in many years / an
somewhat hopeful for Europe and II
recovery.
THE Babsonchart shows genera
business 1875 below normal a drol
of 10ac from last week. Business /
experiencing N mid-winter reaction
that will doubtless carry well into Feb
ruary. There liz good business to b
4 had, however. for the man who goe
after II aggresslvely."
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STOCK MARKET STRONG
PRICES N ADVANCE.
oalNo Of One 70 Three Points
extond q Almost Al Proml-
nont loouoe.

~ Associated Frees to livery Evening,
New York. Jan. i<.--Today'a short
s~sslon W tho atcck market was
relatively the hroadcst and most Ac-
tive ~ tia week. shorts covered
tvrm tho outset and With moderately
large buying fer th~ lone account
gAlns ~ ~ points were made by
prominent issues.
Motors. low priced ste~is. domestic
and forrssn oils. chemicals, and food
Hrec,r,tiss. the latter including Coca
Cola and Wilson were especially
piirrn
u,nnrcr- led tho rails. notably
A,chlsor. Illinois Central md Chicago
md Northwestern. or the low priced
TRANSFORMATIONS New Orleans. Texas
md Mexico WAS the feature. rising
points
TN" closing was strong. Sales APP
rrc~ima,cly 100000 shares. Trad
irs IN bonds WAS active with a firr
~ s',ong tone.
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|, Associated Press 10 Every Evcnlnc

n, Associated Press To- Every Evening.
philadelphia. Jan. lt-Wheat.
extra. 80, nearby prints. fancy. a7@
a.
corn. hlrhcr. No. afcr export. ei@
az 40, No. 4. ssis@eoI; No. 4 do,
Afbnks's half car lots, local, No. 2.
yellow, 81 y @d2s; No. yellow, 600
soi,
oats. nrm; No. whits. As6.sis
No. a. do. At,rdas.
Butter. higher. western creamery,
ssira, ss's ncary prints. fancy, 4aa
81
Eggs. higher; nearby extra, firsts,
"A do nr-ta, a.; western extra,
nr-is. a., DO. firsta. al; fancy Sc
lcctci. packed, tSa SO.
Cheese. steady. New York whole
milk, fancy iats. hcld.scdthe cmfywp
fresh. 90 fair 90 good. GOA 2oig long
horn. ssa:S. single daisies. 2iW23.
live poulty. easier; fowls. not leg
horns. gsMsa. do. leghorns. 22@21;
sprins chickens. not lexhorns. 22Mso.
dc. lcxhorn~. 2od2a old ROSTERS. lG
ats turkeys. 5000: ducks. white
rckln. soGise 40. miNed colors, 2sG1
IS. muscoVv. isaac. gees. 2s625.
Dressed poultry, nrmer; spring tur
KEYS. farcy dry packed. soGss. do
western fancy. 30; fair 20 good. a
m,k old toms. 4oGss: fowls. fresh
killfd. choice 10 fancy. cease; do
small sizes ?oM27. roasting chickens
nearby. s1n3e do. western. 2sG34,
hroillns chickens. nearby. s5GsS: do
western. goa "a; old ROSTERS. 2eo %
ducks aoN2s, geese. fancy. e3H25l
tain so sood, 2nues.
Potatoes, lower: white. hundred
weight fancy. 2.oodss 60.
Flour. dull; soft winter. straight
Western, s.isnsss; do. nearby. 5.256
ESQ. hard winter. straight. e.25de so
do. short patent. 6.Tbm 200; sprinl
nts, clear. i'pmsoe; do. patent. s.5
aesk. So. short patent. 7ooG7.50
fancy spring and city mills. paten
family hrrnd. s.,bnaoo.
Hay, rrm, Timothy, No. ?. el.oo6
1900. DC. No. =. e.ooGeo.oo. sample
isooai7.oo, no grade, ,s.ooais.oo
clover mixed hay. light mixed. 2o.5o0
~ 90, No. l MIXED. ieooa 1000.
rsllcv. rrm. prime city loose.
cents 40. special loose. e-. prim
country, a. edible IN ticrces. s.
bran, nrm. soft winter in io0-pour
sacks. ssooaasco, do. spring. $1,000
s.tn.
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INV CHARTERS.

rreclai Correspondence Every Evening
fNnvef Jan. it.--charters were fled
here Yesterday as follows,
Peerless. pruv Co, Wilmington. Del;
i.u.4sn.oop. Mlllkcn Tractor Corpora
ilon. rOuehiccpsie. y. Y. y.o00.oeo.
rec1s Mex on Corporation. New York
siivi $1,000 ooo Ancs Products Cor
ror,,lcih New York City; S2,75o.000.
Founders ~ Manhattan Extension.
lnc.. New York city. s2.5Oo eco. Balti-
more Mortgage Co. Wilmington. Del !;
- SOC noc Collateral FiAance Corpo-
ration. Wilmington. Del, s2.o0o.o0o.
pr,.cnior Corporation. Philadelphia,
IA. $4,000. 600. ivy;cn or and Gas
Go. Wilmington. Del; I.5oo.ooo.
SANITARY co. Of America, Whining
Ton. n,i., fl.2se. 600. Bradley Photo
ifay Corporation. rf,tsburE. Pa; 81
COO COO ~ A NJ Auto supply Co,
Philadelphia, Pa, 100000. Textile
i'lhrc SILK Corporation, Dover. Del
} s;uo.ooo. Standard Fruit Co, VIII
tnlngton. Dol, t2to.ooo. American
iNc Co Of Mount Vernon. Buffalo. y
T.. 100000 United States Radio Cor.
,ora'ion New York city; s2oo. oon
iruich.y Service Corporation, Jersey
city. ~ o. 100000. international
United states Association. Inc. Dover
peiI 100000. Thrift Realty Co.
Washington. - G.. $4,000. Tarcntun
stephens CO Co. Dover. Del, $50 GOO
Eastern Service Corporation, phiia
,viphla. Pa $4,000. -Knit-Tins
Yarn Sales Corporation. Bridgeport
Conn $4,000 Eastern lutcr-Transi
CO. Fairfield. Conn. $4,000
Increases IN capital Envoy PC.
iures Corporation. New York City
from ssve.ooo 10 sa.oop. oo0 Asiatic Pc
tro.um co. Delaware Ltd. Nsy
York cliy. $4,000 70 $4,000 900
Domestic Dchydrator Corporation
Now York city. 81 100000 10 s2.550.
uco, Derby Dome Wvomrg Oh Co
~ Louis Mo. s5o0.eo0 % $1,000. 900
Moniynls Coal Co. New York Cts
tise.ooO u $4,000
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Alliance Insurance Company. serai
annual Of IA per cent. payable Jan
uary II.
American Railway Express Com.
pany, quarterly Of Y per cent, paya-
bic January 10.
Burns Brothers, initial of $3.50 q
share on a stock. payable Februar,
IS. and tx per cent on prior preferred
payable February /.
Durham Hosiery Mills. quarterly o.
Ia per cent on preferred, payabl,
March i.
Electric Bond and Share Company
quarterly Of 2 per cent on common
payable February 1e, and IL per cent
on preferred. payable February /.
General Cigar Company, quarterly
of Ia per cent on common. payable
February /, and Ia per cent on pre-
forred and debenture, payable March
and April l, respectively.
j.. G.. Bril- Company. quarterly Of
l a per cent on preferred, payable Feb.
ruary J..
Lit Brothers Corporation. semiannua'
Of per cent and extra of 2iz pei
cent. payable February 20.
Middle West Utilities Company
quarterly of per cent on preferred
payable February IS.
Nash Motors Company, $40 a shar,
on common and quarterly Of TX pei
cent on preferred. payable February /
Pierce Oil Corporation. per cent OF
preferred. payable February !.
United States Glass Company, quar-
teriy Of ! per cent payable January %
Warren Prothers Company, pc
cent on first preferred, and per cen
on sea ond preferred on account Q
back dividends payable April /.
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tho annual income Of the United Gas
Improvement Company.
Chandler Motors was the strong
feature Of the motor group. Ac-
cumufation by powerful interests has
been In progress for SONS montha and
all offerings below 30 were AFFORDED
BY these buyers 1t II breaking no
confidence now to say that Chandler
sales during the present New York
motor show have already exceeded the
total salcs for eight months last year.
Announcement that the Ford Motor
Company will reduce the price Of IT.
cars January IL was responsible for
the selling in some OF the motor stocks
There IL general belief that mergers
Of a number OF the smaller compa MES
will be consummated during the year
as matter OF elf-preserv~tion. The
entry OF Ford interests into Lincoln
holders IL taken in tho trade TO mean
widening OF tho field OF Ford com
petition.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Inventories OF the White Motor Com
pany during 1921 were reduced from
s23. 900 900 to st5.o00.o0o and bills pay
able from s7.2oo.ooo to $4,000
lie Service Corporation OF New Jersey
common stock so far this year har
added more than u TO the book value
of United Gas common. Increase In
the Public Service dividend rate from
a to G per cent would add 100000 t.
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Use the CLASSIFIED ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ada
are all indexed under their correct,
specific classification headin2s.--Adv.
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EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
nndexed for Quick Reference
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count SIX words TO the line.
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for less than 3Oc
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid.
Day ......................1 IA cents II cents
3 Consecutive Days LIP cents 10 cents
Q Consecutive Days. . cents 3 cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
(. REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS
Republication wifi be made for errors
not the fault OF the advertiser, IL sdvertis-
er will report the error within - pours
after FIRST publications OF advertisement
MISCLASSlFICATION NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned to Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as fun payment II offered 1T the business
once within SIX days after any such ad
is first printed In the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected
Telephone Your Want Ada
PHONE TWO-TWO-HUNDR
Ask for Want Ad Taker
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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..

ny Associated l'rsss 20 Every Evening
rh''sdciphia. January - stocks Closed
nrm
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Want driver Telephone a classi-
~ Nds--CAll 1900.
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WOULD SIS sfONTHLYTnterest YOU man
ing form letters Honest and sure work
Send tnc n cover cost. George Erilss.
3340 North Fifty-Third Omaha Neb
sI33-sle2 Becor-c Railway rail
clerks: list positions free. write today
sure. Franklin Institute. Dept. ~ -.
Rnrfastpr y
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NO DULL THANKSGIVING food: people
must eat: Federal distributors make hix
profits. $1,000 yearly and iiD. no capital
or experience needed; guaranteed spies
unsold goods can be returned; your ana
on products builds your Own business I
repeat orders sure. exclusive territory
Write Federal Pure Food Co. Chicago
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AGENTS=Malse. So week BY selling
four average Cresco raiNcoats a day:
outfit free. no delivering. Improved Affx
Co. Dept. 234. Ashland. O.
DO YOU WANT-The exclusive agency
for DIR Bair's famous toilet articles
particulars quick. DIR. Blair Laboratories
Lynchburg Va.
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s36 TO S56-Weeziy in your snare tine.
doing snec,al advertising work arnong
the families of your city: no experience
necessary; write today for fun particulars
American Products Co 1921 American
Building. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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YOUNG srAN-With exreriance In d-r,r
store. Apply 1925 Lancaster avenne
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Statesmen and Agents

SIS a day selling CrpSco
new leather shopping bags and guaran-
teed waterproof aprons, our new thrAe-
in-one bag Is the fastest seller On earth
Write for territory. Improved Nffx Co.
Dept 235. Ashland o.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-03-17
PLANT PUREBRED SEED
"Purebred'' Seed Just as important
as Purebred Livestock

The value of purebred livestock
seems pretty we'll implanted in the
minds of all American farmers and
in the practices of the better type of
farmers, so much so that there is
little danger of a return to the pre-
dominance of the old scrub hog, COW,
horse or chicken.
Yes, we have heard purebred pig
and purebred calf and purebred colt
and purebred "bddie" from the time
when we went barefooted and ate out
of a spoon, but how often have we
heard about purebred corn or pure
bred other kinds of seed?
May it be said that it is just as i'm
portant that the farmer secure the
best seed to be had as it is for him to
secure the best livestock. pure
breds eventually, why not now," ap-
plies as properly to the seed of farm
crops as it does to farm animals.
The planting time, for general field
crops, is near. Seed should be on
hand or readily available. But it is
not too late to get purebred seed
the best seed. If you didn't save
your own purebred seed or haven't
them already, there are many reput-
able seed houses throughout the
country, and the nearest one to YOU
can be reached in a few days by mail.
However, in buying seed, it is Just
as necessary that you make sure of
the reputableness of the dealer and
Of the quality Of the seed as you do
when you buy purebred livestock.
First, make sure that the seedman
makes it his strong point not to sell
poor seed. Second, be sure he makes
no mistake in the seed he sells you
make him make sure of it,
Plant only sound purebred seed
start the crop right-and make big
ger yields.