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Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Athletic Activities for Week. Erd
Athletic activities which will.
mark this weekend for the local
schools include an elimination track
meet to be held by the high school
boys this afternoon, and basketball
game tomorrow between the Cen
tral Junior College boys ana the
Fullerton Junior College. Members
of the local team left this afternoon
for Fullerton, where the game Will
I be plave tomorrow Today 5 track
meet is to pick the entrants for the
county hrgh school track meet TO be
held here next Saturday.
Enjoy Your Meals at the table,
Special Dinners. Bee Cafe. adv
Home Made Pastries at Steve's
adv
Troop Meeting Members of
Troop ; of the Boy Scouts gathered
at the high school last night. Lads
of II and over attended the meeting
addressed by DR.. Charles Z. Barker.
Sammy Eastman and Norman ID.
! Ferguson successfully passed their
tenderfoot tests.
Hotel Barbara worrn--Table de
hote dinner sloo. Special Chicken
! dinner $1.0o. Special T-Bone Steak
dinner 90c. Special Rib Steak din,
Rer soc. Seventh Stree: Entrance
direct to cafe. adv
Fine Juicy Steaks and Chops a
the Broadway Chop house. adv
Barn Dance Postponed On ac-
count OF the visit of tie state Ma
sonic officials, the high school dance
and other events planned for To-
night, the barn dance planned by
the executive board of the Woman's
Ten Thousand Club IN celebration of
the pledging of notes TO cover the
club house debt IS being postponed.
The date of this function will be an.
nounced later.
Broadway Chol House for tasty
dishes at every meal. ad5
Fine Steak Dinner at Steve's.
adv
The Auto Laundry on Broadway,
between 9th and 1th is now ready
10 wash, polish or grease your car.
Free crank case service and motor
cleaning. adv
Merchant S Lunch at Steye's.
adv
Open All Night al Steve s. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Sebastopol- Sebastopol Coopera
tive Cannerv organizing, plant to
be ready to handle 1924 .cro2s.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Oakland-Two 36-foot tagboats
for ". r. Grace & Co. under eon.
struction at Crowley shipyalI
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Bahe Ruth
the swat king, got down today TO
making himself gift his last
wear s uniform. The Babe arrived
yesterday from New York and said
that he had Is pounds TO take of
and knew how to do II.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

For a Honey Pop Corn Ball a
Paul's, only nickle. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Money TO LOAN OF automobiles
contracts bought. Fred 4. Cross
SIG Main St. Phone $50. Adv
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Legion Meeting Tonight-Boyee
Aten Post, American Legion, will
hold It's regular meeting at the Nc
Kinlev School bungalow on Com
mercial street tonight Commend
cd Over has arranged an interesting
program for the occasion and
large turnout Of members i ant1-
cipated.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Hotel Barbara worrn--Table de
hote dinner sl.00. Special Chicken
dinner $1.0o. Special T-Bona Steak
dinner 90e. Special Rib Steak din.
ner soc. Seventh Stree: Entrance
direct to cafe. adv
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For Mems WORK Shoes see Gun
ningham, opposite post office. adv
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Fine Juicy Steaks and Chops a
the Broadway Chop house. adv
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COTTON MARKET

ny United Press Leased Wire
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Rummage Sale, Saturday at 452
Main Street. Woman 5 Bible Glass
Christian Church. adv
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Merchant s Lunch at Steve 5.
adv
Open AL Night a. Steve 5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

The Auto Laundry on Broadway,
between 9th and 18th is now ready
10 wash, polish or grease Your ear.
Free crank case service and motor
cleaning. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Romance Cut Short-Mor-ow L.
Watkins and Sarah +. Watkins
were married in Los Angeles, Feb
luarv S, 1928 and the latter desert
ed her husband the same daT, ac-
eording to complaint filed by Wat.
kius in the superior court today,
asking that they be divorced.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Your Baby Rice Buttered Pop
Corn at Paul's Sweets. sc, Zoe and
25c n bag. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Fresh Oysters, Leefoot Cream
Uaffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Goes for Prisoner-Jndersheriff
Bert Underwood, left this morning.
for Gila, Arizona, where he will
arrest ?. Smith, wanted here for
the alleged theft Of a car belong
ing to Robert Oliver of Holtville.
Smith has agreed to return with
out extradition papers. Oliver vii!
accompany the officer and will
drive his ear back here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Dairy Department to Meet a
meeting Of the executive committee
of the Dairy Department Of the I'm
perial County Farm Burean will be
held tomorrow II 10 n. NJ. at the
Farm Bureau headquarters in this
CITY. according to an announcement
made by II. II. Hoppins, chairman.
The purpose of the meeting Is to
discuss the program Of work for
the coming year, the election OF a
chairman and vice chairman for that
period and the selection of a new
cow tester.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Cream Taffy 4Oc a lb. at Paul 5.
adv
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Dr.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 647
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Adv.

Day Under Arrest-Edwin Day,
wanted for alleged embezzlement
from the Union Oil Company at Ca
lexico, is under arrest in Los Ange-
les. according TO information receiv-
ed at the sheriff S office. Deputy
Sheriff Adkins, who is taking 4
patient TO Patton Asylum today will
pick up Day on the return trip ans
bring him here for n hearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Eat at the Oregon and be com
Portable. Ladies rest room End
men 5 smoking room. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Home Industry, Butter, Cream
and Honey. Paul s Candies. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Special Dishes served at Steve g.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

Runmage Sale, Saturday at 402
Main Street. Woman 5 Bible Class
Christian Church. cav
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Cotto
closed lower.
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YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Opium fumes makes cops aus.
picious. Raid room a. M 18TH ave.
and arrest Juanita Morris. 20. 40
addict.
Negro beats Up Fanny saskllff.
lsth ave. ana jackson. and steals
so.
Fred Howard. 20. held here a.
escaped oregon convict.
Annual cutting o. Spanish war vets
held Sunday al Atlantic park
one thousand persons AJAX passage
on. maiden trip Of new Atlantic pas.
scngor Zeppelin.
Louis Watuon's conscience bothered
him Sunday 90 he walked into police
station and confessed ti95 San Fran.
cisco holcup.
Employees OF Pacific Telephone q
Telegraph Co. held picnic az Fortuna
park sunday.
Portland electric tnln Jumps track
Nine persons injured.
Yakima shipped Gs2 carloads OF
valley products during the past
week.
George Lamplng started Monday
on campaign tour Of state In interest
OF his candidacy for governor.
a. Collobli. arrested IN Kelso an
Portland fugitive. escapes.
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furnished In n manner which IA no
unobtruslye, but which Is so artls-
Tic and simple that they do not
force themselves upon us. But new.
ertheless, everything must be to
our individual liklngs.
For a small cottage about the
happlest choice a housewife can
make is this type of furniture, the
modified Windsor style, very oftep
finished In soft, informal colors and
sometimes In the natural wood.
Comfort does not need TO be sac.
rlflced In owning such chairs as
these, for they have well uphol.
stored seats and, II you like, up.
holstered backs which all adds TO
their attractions.
write TO Marian Moore, care Of
this newspaper, for advice or Infor.
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped ad.
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question: What color drnpes
would look well with wall paper of
tannlsh cast, hut having subdued
mottlIngs Of salmon red and blush
gray?4-C. y.
Answer; N the room 10 lloht,
have drapes OF old blue, but n
dark Grapes should BIO lloht, Of
rather yellowlsh cast. Your furnl.
ture must be harmonious az we'll.
bonbrt1ht. mGrin1h Hoptes bureau.
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tnaNkN man point OF View. / don
know just why Il Is. bu; when a man
crinkle crooodile's back and never
knew ltg'
My goodness" cried weeny nnr.
lousy. DO you s'posa crlnkio
heard what We said about himT'
Yes. air. l heard every word"
said Crinkie. suddenly bobbing up
10 tho top OF tho water again. And
thank you ever 20 much. never
knew ! waH 10 good looking. / told
ma you were here and she's coming
TO AJAX you 10 siay n week. Here
ahe In now"
just then Mrs. Crocodile appeared.
amlllng from ear TO car-or where
her ears should have been.
"Crinkle says you have come 20
pay us visit she said. II Jus,
got my best bedroom fixed UP and
III 30 most happy 10 have you"
But her eye suddenly beheld
Wecny's satchcl. which. my doars.
was made out OF alligator skin. And
everybody knows that alllgators and
crocodilta arc second cousins.
"Dcarie me- cried Mrs. Crocodile.
How do know that II I take you
In you'll not BIO carrying your
clothes around in my skin next
year. Come. crlnklc. We must be
going. When | come to think OF II.
my best bedroom isn't quite in order
after all. Goodby. everybody"
10 he Continued
Copyright 1874 n. A. psryics fnr
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g ~ ~ ~ SeVloe lne

she saw that he knew more abou,
the mechanical demands ~ the sob
than she did and let him have his
way.
With two o. them hauling on the
tackle. Sally in the niyver and the
Wreck on the opposite shore, they
finally worked tho thing clear across
and half way up tho sloping hank.
Then he started the engine and the
ear pulled itself out under rs own
power. II seemed 90 sally almos, a
miracle % engineering. but the
Wreck took no pride IN II as he coiled
up the tackle and tossed II into the
hack of the car.
''Now what are We looking fory
he demanded. as he settled himself
behind the wheel. The ranch OF
tho railroadg"
"Aro you sim thinking about the
railroads' inquired sally In amaze.
mcnt.
"Why notf We started FOR II.
What's the use Of quittingg I sup.
pose there's a train today. Just a.
there was YESTERDAY"
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Wants to Change
Letter ISnhiecfa

Dear Miss Grey: / have been won.
derlng " / could change the trend
OF your letters. or the letters writ.
ten 20 you toward what the mind
can do In bringing health. wealth
and happiness.
Let US hear from someone. how
they have been lifted out OF ~
health. poverty. etc.
know there have been many who
are willing 20 pass the good word
along. How about changing the mind
and surroundings a little7 BY trying.
making a little effort. their whole
world has been changed Kind
thoughts make kind words and deeds
and when the tired man comes home.
don't meet him with a frown. but
say something pleasant. know Il
would DO hard AZ first, but after n
time or two. Il would seem pleasant.
BY all means. the mother should
have vacation as well as the dad. I
like Married Sixteen Years letter.
Talk happiness and II will come.
All the answers ! read 20 this Jet.
ter I'm going 10 save. and when I'm
blue. III read them.
A STAR READER.
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CLUB LEADERS TO MEET

PORT ORCHARD, wash. Aug.
ii'-ApproKim6tely 20 OF the lead
ers Of the boys and girls clubs.
organized under tho extension sery.
leo Of the state College Of wash
ineton. ara expected 10 attend the
kitsap county leaders summer con.
ference. II will h. held AZ Silver
creek. % miles north OF Seattle.
Misa Elmina white. specialist IN
club work and state club leader. will
attend.
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The Tamgle
as story Of innermo. emotion. private Is,ter

In counting a girl. hha looks entirely
different 10 him than che does after
he mArries her.
You being single. all girls arc
beautiful 90 you. I'd like 90 see you
married 10 someone like Mrs. Athor.
ton here. She'd soon make you under.
stand that tho war between tho sexes
In not myth. It's Htlll on. and a
man has 20 fight for every bit OF In.
dependence he will have and every
I bit OF respect that he will get from
his wife. her friends or her relatives.
] told Leslie that she must give
that damned necklace back 10 Karl
whitney. She's going 20 do Il or
were going 10 be divided house.
hold. II Lczlic'a father weren't so
H. I'd put the whole matter UP TO
him. He'd certainly understand the
whole business
! don't see why ! shouldn't make
ono Of the wedding party and escort
Miss Perior when my wifo was out
OF town. with the exception OF Miss
Pcrler, all tho participants were my
wife's friends. In fact, we were 70.
Ing 10 have the wedding az my house
II Leslie hadn't been called 10 her
fathers.
It's an armed truce between us so
far. | have not telegraphed or writ.
ten her. and she has not peeped as
far as I am concerned. or course.
my mother IL here. and she Ia be
coming very curious TO know why my
wife hasn't written me. l have told
her she is probably too busy with her
father She got me to send Leslie n
night letter for her last night / was
only too glad TO do this. signing
/ mothers name. for / don't mind con.
Tossing 20 you that I do like Mr..
Hamilton very much. and don't
want 10 appear TO have no interest
In his Illness whatever
sgd. never was so lonely in my
life, went down 10 tho club last
night, and found II filled with lot
OF callow youths that I never had
seen before. BY and by. Ernest Tread.
well came In, and asked him about
this or that one OF our mutual friends
and found they we're all either mar.
rled or going TO be very soon.
/ didn't have time TO make any
arrangements with Paula about the
child. II does seem as tho we ought
not TO stand in the way OF the boy
getting some OF his mothers salary,
and yet l am sure Leslie wouldn't
hear n world OF Il.
wonder II | told you that Mrs.
Athcrton saw that anonymous let.
ter that / received. She wrote on the
bottom OF it that she thought anony.
nous letters were damnable. She
wasn't TO blame for opening It. as
she has instructions TO open every.
thing OF mine that isn't marked per.
sonal"
Since tho anonymous letter episode
and the wedding. she has hardly
spoken 20 me. wonder n she is
little jealous because | spent the
evening with Paula.
Women are strange creatures. YOU
know, and Sally Atherton IL Just the
woman TO be jealous for herself and
for Leslie.
Copyright, 1894, N. E. A. Service. Incl
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Where does crInkls liver" asked
Nick.
"He lives IN a fiat muddy river.
not 30 very deep" sAid Wcony
He's told mo about 4, lots OF times
Crinkle'a awfully lazy. crinkle H..
He loves 20 lie In the sun and DO
nothing"
II don't suppose wen have n very
good time them. said Nick. who
liked 20 30 doing things.
oh you never can tell" nald
wecny. irotting along In high good
humor.
Does crinklo Crocodile live
here7' he asked OF big pink bird
standing IN some water. Tho big
pink bird. with sort Of loop.the.
loop neck and a shoe huttonsr for a
bin. stood on ono leg and then on
tho other leg ana looked them all
over.
II don't know" he said. Il don't
know him even What does he look
llkeY'
He's pointed NJ both ends. and
as flat as a mattress. and hs has
teeth AZ one Of his ends" said
wecny. And no has eyoballs NJ
big a. teacups and they stick out
OF his head"
'oh. hum said tho pink bird.
Strengthening out hia loop. the loop
neck. lis hs marked all over In
squares Ike pan OF fudgeT'
That's tho very person. said
weeny quickly.
well. don't know where he
lives" said the pink bird. walking
20 the other end of the rock he was
standing on, what DO you want
10 know fory'
We've come 90 spend our vaca.
ton with him" said wecny. These
nro my friends. Nancy and Nick.
Mater Mister"
Mister Flsminso." finished tho
bird.
hut Just Rs he spoke Mister
FlaminEo suddenly disappeared
from view. For a very good reason.
The rock no stood on had complete.
ly disappeared. too.
Then he appeared again above
water but nearly drowned. And
aauawklng and aplaahing. he
reached the shore
''Ha. In. hny' cried voice. II
knew that would happen. I've been
waiting for u for half an hour"
And looking around. Nancy and
Nick saw a stork.
Well. what's 30 funny7' asked
wecpy kind Of cross like. because
no didn't understand what tho Joke
was
THAT silly fiamlnEo doesn't know
anything bat fish." laughed the
siork. NO wonder he got a good
dousinFi He was standing hight on
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0UWAMlSH VALLEY
AS INDUSTRY HUB
IS SEEN BY GIBBS

An Industrial center In tic Du.
vanish valley. csnterIng on shir
canal leading into Elliott bay, was
vsioned today by Richard n. Gibbs
Gibbs Is running Tor the south dis
tfict cOmmiasionership against Frank
H. Paul He says n he's elected
hen start the ball rolling 10 develop
his industrial scheme.
Gibbs sees seattle spreading out
rapidly as industries come. He say,
new factories need water. rail and
highway transportation and thinks
the Duwamish valley IS ideal for
this
TAP the valley with a ship canal
and In a few years Seattle viii reach
from Everett 20 Tacoma. Gibbs says.
More than five miles OF ship
canal have been built, but Duwam-
ish residents have been taxed
enormously 20 pay for It. Gibbs
wants 10 spread out the cost more.
The project has been taken over
By the federal government. an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 has been
made and work will start shortly.
Steamships will unload al the
docks at Kent and Auburn not 70
far in the future, Gibbs believes
He says: III properly organized.
there Is the power in the south dis
trict sufficient 10 bring about
ship canal and a highway from Bos-
ton 10 the Sound with its terminus
In the center OF this district What
ls needed IS an organizer with suf-
ficient vision 20 lay the foundation
plan that will meet with future re-
quirements."
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APHlS PEST CUTS CROPS

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Aug. II,
Tho dry weather has favored tho
development Of aphis, and crops in
Whatoom county have been severe.
ly cut by this pest. The cherry
crop was reduced considerably and
peas have been more or less nj.
fccted. They are now attacking the
beans.
Growers are spraying In an at.
tempt to save the bean crop,
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Cynthia Grey
Relatives Talk About Husband Makes Hard
Feelings Between Two Families
BY CYNTHIA GREY

II YEAR MISS GREY: I am a young married woman
II with three children. My husband is good 10 and
we have had any trouble only what others have
made for Some time ago my husbands brother and
his wife told some awful lies about my husband We
have, however ignored the gossip and have always
spoken 10 them since ii happened They have asked
many times since this happened TO call them and my
husband wants me 10 go. Shall go 10 please him, do
you think IL is their place 10 and called
them last before this trouble occurred? Or should we
stay away from each other entirely. MRS. X. NJ.
DO Bou husband rants you 10 do and forget all about
your for Unkiad feelings toWard them 10 is much
more comfortable to forget unpleasant things than TO
member them
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Lost Purse

An elderly lady Il waiting
n for someone 10 return her
brown goatfkin pocketbook. lost
either on South Park car or
on the Ballard bridge last
Wednesday. She spent six
weeks working IN tho berry
fields 10 earn tho money IN the
purse and tho loss means a lot
90 her Also she treasures her
pocketbook as a keepsake.
The purse contained some.
thing Ike SIS In bills and a
small amount OF little change.
There was n selfaddressed en-.
yelope IA the purse. too.
Finder please get In touch
with Sarah Gardner. 1870 18th
ave. W.
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nrcIN uTnr roDAY


sally Morgan has 70 SO 80 miles
from her fathers ranch 60 catch a
train Tor the East sheriff Bob
Wells her fiancce. De- unable 40 ride
with her 90 the station So the
Nervous Wreck b.. au eccentric
soung fastener Yisitlng 90 tho
ranch. offers 90 take her 90 tac sta-
ton IN hts little automobile.
The sheriff ridiCules the suEgcs-
ton. but sally and the Wreck set
out anyhow over the rouga. uncrr-
tain tratl AFTER a hard tour the
car becomes stuck in the middle ~ a
stream. and taey have 90 sPcnd The
suffers from insomnia and can't
sleep, but sally has 10 scare every
lack-rabhtt IN the country trying
20 wake him up next morning n
must have dozcd or. the Wreck
mumhlea
VOW co ON WITH THE STORY
lie did not see what sho was laugh.
ms az as he stepped down into the
stream and Waded ashore. but re-.
Trained from asking any questions
Tho coffeo's stin hot. she said.
as he Joined her. Il think we'd bet.
ter finish u. and then fill the bottle
with water. And think we'd better
save half ot those sandwiches. too.
Nc may want some lunch"
She watched him shyly as he ate
his breakfast. sun rubbing the sleep
out OF his eyes. Evidently he had
slept in his wet clothes all night. but
he did not appear 20 be any the
worse for Il. After the meal ne care.
fully polished his spectacles. put
them hack In place and scrambled to
his feet with the residence OF a
youth. The Wreck was a good deal
OF a puzzle 20 her. She felt that
there was a lot OF fraud about him.
but that he was entirely unaware
OF Il.
lie went out 20 tho, car again.
found tho block aud tackle. and then
crossed the stream In search OF a
suitable tree 10 which he might
hitch one end OF his line. Sally ques.
toned his purpose Immediately. She
did not see why ne wanted 70 haul
the car out on the other side. because
they would never sc, back TO the
ranch that way. Why haul II back.
wand? The Wreck made an elab-
crate show OF patience "a he ox.
planned. The bank over which they
had plunged was too steep: there
was better chance 10 get out on
the other side. Anyhow. they wanted
TO keep going on. didn't theyf He
didn't believe in going backward.
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have q whole quarter.pint OF the
most wonderful skin whltensr. soft.
ener and beautiner.
Massage this sweetiy fragrant lem.
on bleach into the face. neck. arms
and hands. II can not irritate.
Famous stage beauties use II to
bring that clear. youthful skin and
rosy-whlte complexion: also as a
freckle. sunburn and tan bleach. You
must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself. II can not be bought ready
TO use because II acts best Immediate
" after 1t is prepared.-Advertise
meut.
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IN YAKIMA

YAKIMA. wash. Aug. ii.-That
a countrywide campaign for oradi-
cation OF jackrabblts may be neces.
sary in Yakima county during the
coming winter II indicated by the
reports Of farmers who are suffer
Ing losses from this pest. Tho al
faifa, grain. corn and cantaloupe
crops have been seriously damaged
In several instances
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FIND FERTILIZER PAYS

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, Aug.
ii.-Fertilizing has paid in Jeffer-
son county by increasing the yield
by more than so per cent in some
fields. Mr.. Swanson OF Port Luz
low harvested one-third more oat
hay per acre whore he used solid
manure than where the ground was
unfertiiiznd
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FURNISHINGS OF A HOME
SHOULD BE UN0BTRUSIVE
Not Through Elegance Alone Can
They Become Dear 10 Us.
BY MARIAN MOORE

The Home. Sweet Home" of
musical fame could never bring
more tender memories than the oc-
eupants OF this living room are 70
Ing 10 be able TO recall after lly-
INK in this charming cottage atmos-
phere for number Of years. For
after all, 4, Is noe the elegance or
richness OF our homes which en-.
dears them 10 Us, but the quiet sim.
pllcity with which they become a
part OF our very lives. Before we
can take our homes for granted.
that is, before they become the
very place which suits each one
OF US TO the letter. they must be