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FARM AND GARDEN

FARM AND GARDEN.
WANTED-Top. soil for lawn; state price
per load; give phone. Box 4ts-K. Star
CHICKEN MANURE for sale. lOo-lb bas
n2c =. Haroy. R. ,, Landover. Nd
Phone Potomac 1915
WELL-RoITED COW MANURE. no litter,
lOo-io sack. I5c: eight sacks. So deilv
Bethesda. Mu.
WHAT A BARGAIN!
your nelshbor says so. and so will you
when you nave trIeu a ton of thai p cn
piatk screened manure; So . ton oeIiyereo.
jackson 2O63.
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BOATS.

1886 IMPERIAL SPEEDWAY quad; g.. h. D.,
MIN electrlc starter useu only l.. hours,
N-oo casn 1870 Wisconsin ave. 20
FOR SALE-One Sterling I25-h.p. power
motor, IN goou condition. Cal. District
100 or Adams Az.
SEE THE NEW 1888 Evinrude outboa rd
motors now on display; also gooo recon-
dltloned motors at reduced prices. -.
MP. at Si5. IA h.p., eiec starter. $50.
Rear, lao E st. Sc, Line. 3::I..
RICHARDSON deck-house cruiser. 1885.
Ior cottage and lana on SAT- wafer; must
oe clear OF dept. 6ox 3oo-J Star.
TW1N-SCREW MATTHEW'S double cabin.
81, SieepS SIN; VIII sell or trade for real estate
OF equity in up-to-oate nome; TINS Is a
ttare tare .hance 10 get beautiful manog any
boat. Met. "64G.
i4-tT. THOMPSON ouTBoARD RUN
ABOUT, rennlSned INSIDE ana out; urst s,,,
.--o IHtn ST. ne, EAR.
oUIsOARD MOTORS wanted. regardless
Vi >i4e or condition; cash paid Ior same.
l24u Z st. sc. Lincoln SILL.
WISCONSIN, MARINE ENGINE. 4-cylinder,
nne conoition. Also snIpmstes stove.
~ i:tn ST. NV. rear.
UNIVERSAL 1906 MARINE ENGINES Tor
AZ SIZE poats. See our oisp,ay Ior 1865
modes. Trade IN your olo engine. VIII
pc open SUNDAY and Tuesday bazzurru
Ehsineerihs Co. :,iol sherman ave NV.
MARINE kNGINES-New. used, converted
n1,nn nnm SohVSrslon parts Dropeliels, tlns.
az Gay Sunday ana TUESDAY Hazzurro
Ghsiheerlns Co.. 23ol sherman ave. NV,
!SOITA-FRASCHINI straight eight, pow-
service rear 1919 NV. Sterilng 9b1S
6-4O GRAY MARINE ENGINE guaranteed
aouole ignition; less tnan $500 casn. sO5
Water 81. S.w. WV
ELTO MOTOR, s-h.p.. excellent condition
Io.oAhac QAroWafe Co., 1,31 "a. ave. NV
s5,FI. LUXURIOUS YACHT. ',Normona /"
Sleeps ~, generally souna; DeautmuI IN.
leriof; So,5oO, owner, ,tn anu WAFER sts..
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
USEU 6OAlS.
s isonp wnss;s5 sssrns ssaan motor CRUISER $4,000
ID 7S.hp Hle"srss0n erss motor otoaa cruiser $4,000
%sssss sss'sss so-A.D: ksfna'h So, ,75o
% iSn iSohO aOuGs asSaeD saoln mo'ass s9n,s $50
's; new aa1'1's5y IN 1897 @e'eA' sleeps 3; $1,25O
mot motor sl00D' So-h'D' Universal $4,000
35-ft. hand motor ssiler. 4O-h.p.
ssr ass0"'ns reduction gear mo: So, 200
plete. excellent condition o,oOU
ohsss LIST Y1Sp MG~ Bo. Is h oT Tgs ss to Buy
B. c. BARNES,
Yacht Broker.
800 WATER ST. NV. NET 372O. =
WE HAVE 20 MULLINS rust
less steel 6-passenger, Is it.
boats. Cost 5000 each: will
sacrifice at %50 oooh 1910
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MlNGION TYPE E- SO.
derwood No. %
derwood No. 3 2S
Apply l.19 35th st. Apt. 7.
FURNITURE-LAST DAY. TODAY

FURN1TURE-LAST DAY. TODAY.
To liouidate $4,000 stock OF Household
Lovely pieces of furniture. such as com
plete bedroom. dining room. breakfast room
sets. Governor Winthrop desks and secre-
tresses. lamps tables and hundreds Of
odd pieces useful inf the house at less than
wholesale prices. Remember. the stock
must be liouidated today. For your con-
yenlence store open today. Sunday from
10 am. to pm
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
(Continued.)

,aSst' 1s.S shn p.ssa s5
LADY viii sell team farm mares. span
gentle farm mules. one odd horse. reason
RlSsrd.ie fss seo aa Cleveland ave. near Harrison
WHO WANTS thorouehbred Jersey bulif
See what we have at Hnntley Farm, 2 miles
from olney. Nd. on No. I0s.
WAETED..Ansu. Or Hereford steers Or
csa Box se sss Tor farm near
and some steers. also corn planter. tobacco
PLANTER for farm in Anne Arundel County.
Box 41b-k. Star.
ABERDEEN-AN0Us HEIFERs - sixteen
foundation herd Box 403-K. Star. ::
PERcHERoN COLTS ;. Registered Niles
foundation stock. Box 4oI.k. Star. "
BELGIUM GELDIN0. 8 yrs. old. roam.
oysr sSs place s.0 sae sees beauty. Fast and work
jumper you that viii rsaz &c tGod m .sss ssa
and an 0n nrissd % mars q. ssss yrs old weighs
Kentucky saddle horse. registered. I'm
less less you know horses. DO not bother to
ls0a esasn nd r.sa ..ah. sas .Sea il T. S' & Gs
dsid pisssr 81 Scn seSplh tn. .na sh.m sl
YOU can anord TO- TO spend 5000 1sT Tor the he
pleasure of owning 4 fine horse, cali Ash.
ton Snr,ra ds2 or write Mr.. Pierson, Sandy
l pair 7-yr-old mares In foal, / pa,r
pair small mules. / pair large mules, les i
ap NO snd reasoass. mae eT prize
Apply contractors Stable, rear 7a6 iSth
St. Sc. "a blocks from penna. ave-. AVE. "a. 20.
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aaodU MONROE ST. N.W-Attractive ard.
nooi M iront fm., deep closet. Every con.
tenience' Z other les. on Ind floor, Rent
logether or separately; Ink. PRIVILEGES in
nm or occasionally use of Kitchen: 18th
81 ous passes house; Mt. Pleasant and
Adults only AeA"'
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
.(Continued.)
sONG. BIRDS

Of ALL % %kINps
Canary special. Shenandoah aviaries.
corner OF Lee Blvd. and 8. PershinS Drive
-ArlinElon. Va. Phone Walnut $40.
LOOK! LOOK!
Wirehayen Kennels have cut the price in
nalf ON fne cocker pups. See them be-
lore you buy. Shepherd 1905
PUPPIES!
Cocker Spaniels. $50. S2b.
6ostons $40 $25
All Is. C. registration and inoculated.
Defense Htghway Kennels, 2 mi from Hla.
densburg on the Defense highway.
LADY ASTOR KENNELS.
Marlboro Pike, Md,
TOY terriers. 40 to select Boston wires
Pekes; dogs boarded. Hillside OHO5.
SMOOTH FOX TERRIERS.
Puppies reasonable, pedigreed. CHAM
ploN HA1NES SURPRISE Ar STUD. DOGS
DALE KENNELS Shepherd i;s5s.
French Poodle Puppies;
BLACK standard size; by Ambrose Misty
Isle Of slakcen. LIE Fevre. no Mckinley
St. Bethesda. Md. Wisconsin 5D78.
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laps AMES PL. N.E-Doubie room neyt
10 oatni IN private nome. Atlantic 2U45-W
1905 COL. RID. N.W.-Attractiye rooms
ana apts.i col springs: FrIgloalre; A3oU
to $500 Columbia 1902 ~''"o
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POULTRY & EGGS.


HINES HATCHERY Day old chicks.
!estsd; p Rocks ". ROCKS. P'is'y K l. DFSSa. Rsds.
sshsFn 81 Norsesf sssk o5ss:s Ssss s'E MS
loo WE'VE BARRED ROCK sexed baby
ehick S coekerels, Rock and Rhode Island
Hed Hiiside eIoSs; - days Old fine stock. Phone
BABY cHIcKsIB. W. Rocks R. l.
and Reds; w New wuhdanp hHampshires; JerssyB Giants
rTGm fmmease M 81 deHsps
Samuel A. Carr. RocEviiie. Nd. Great
Falls rd. Phone Rockville 5-F-i:.
BECK's STATE BLooD-TEsTED CHICKS
eocSerels sio-loO: seSed il desired. Also
cry. Mt. Airy. Md.
ss3IyEEs lrssSIy Billed ms1tsd IsnasI,. l lbs
direct from farm ioc H.. ssa dressed; fatSeo ~ or
%ole over Nd Masl''fTsd eo,om,e Hardy. r. q Land
PIR0DUGfTioN Id1Sa BRED CHICKS I0oH Pu.
s WA9sE isnfa faEbs EfSsry ExcrUsyyE9%d TH.saay E9d
p bexenina rd capitG ncSh
Grassy KNOLL CHICKS. on1cially Dull
hatehed; Leghorns,. Barred and White
weekly Write for @Dih.ass iree iiterature matches
vincopis; v. sRGns on as5. Route ). Alex.
SO PED1GREED WHITE LEGHORN COCK
ereIs. AyrlaWn Farms. Bethesda, Nd,
AYRLAWN CHICKS-We are now prepared
IN Barred Rock and White Leghorns. pro-
ouced and hatched under the most modern
and scientific breedins We are Maryland's
foremost breeding Establishment under
the SUPERVISION OF the University Of Mary-
lano. Every male bird in our flock has
an omcial pedigree record. rated Mary-
!and-u. g.. Certified Maryiand-U
pollorum clean. Now taking orders for
these high-class chicks in both certified
and T. o. P. breeding Prices and
pPamphiet pamphlet on request Ayrlawn Farms
BEACHS BLOOD TESTED CHICKS
- and w Rocks. r. 1. Reds; N. Hamp-
shires. o. English Tom Barron straIn:
While Leghorns. large type. All Xg per
iOu Am distributor Tor the JAMESWAY
POULTRY EQUIPMENT, oil, coaI and
, wooa burning nrooder stoves. feeders. wa
tefers. etc. recommend WAYNE FEED
ior your STOCK and POULTRY. 1t is
closed formula. Make my WAREHOUSE
S0ur SUPPLI DEPOT.
NORBECk HATCHERY & FEED STORE.
L. T. Beacn Noroeck. Nd Ashton I6-r-2I
Custom Hatching & Baby Chicks,
make speciality of Matching your eggs
for YOU.
]. D. FERGUSON,
Rockville. Md Phone kpnstnpion J.sy
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PETWORTH-Nicelyf furn. 2nd-floor front
double or single. in private home: excellent
transportation. Adams 0O1s-W 3sl5
New Hamp ave
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FOR SALE-COCKER
SPANIELS, THOROUGH
BRED, 8 WEEKS OLD.
TWO MALES-BUFF AND
WHITE. TWO FEMALES
ONE BUFF AND WHITE,
THE OTHER BLACK AND
WHITE, SIRED BY SNOW
BANK OF BOPEKE; DAM,
MISS COLLEEN. DIRECT
DESCENDANTS OF RED
BRUCE, SIRE OF 81 CHAM
PIONS. REGISTERED AT
THE AMERICAN KENNEL
CLUB. MALES, $35; FE-
MALES, $50. MRS. ROBERT
E. WOLFF, 518 G ST. NE.
ATLANTIC 1888.
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SASSY CHICKS.

ALL HRrEDS. blood tested and certified.
James Son.. 819 X st. NV. Met. OOSB
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1908 10th ST. N.W.-Single studio double
large 'front.' room. twin beds. Both ada
cent bath Unllm. phone. Decatur I422-W.
l4:: MONROE ST N.W.-Large front
room, single bed. or =; also large Ink,
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Itll IRVING ST. N.W.-Large front room.
nicely furnished: private shower batb s,n
gle, ami Columbia $3.50 ''
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1914 EYE ST. NW.-Beautifuly {urn.
ana redecorated, front single room S24.
Also Groom apt, S35
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1881 r ST. NW.--Studio room and
kitchen. complete; walking distance. Po-
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Grass sEED-sPEcIAL WITH THIS
COUPON MONDAY ONLY 5 lbs 9Qc
NOW Is the time to SOW grass seed to have
beautiful lawn! Hillside Park" is a
quality seed. anti-weed. and rapid GROWING
This is fresh stock and q real bargain at
This price. Free delivery Phone orders
ATLANTIC 400 Tear out coupon now
HECH1NGER CO. 4-STORES4
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l46: GIRARD ST. NW.-Comfortable
front room. with running water ch.v.
oil heat well-kept home
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DON'T GAMBLE.

Demand Three Star Virginia hard egg
coal. $500 for 1880 lbs. delivered to
your bin. Free thermometer during Feb-
ruary. Airport Fuel. Jackson 2OG3.
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IZ2U 10Th ST-Beautifully redecor.t.S
ana refurnished double and single roomI.
must see 10 appreciate; convenient vaIS
lhR oiStance 70 town: reasonanle
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SHIRT ENVELOPE MACHINE-We under
stand there are large quantity of shirt
envelopes used in Washington. We can
iupply machine for manufacturing, p. o.
BOX 162. Station A. Atlanta Ga
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Maryland AVE. N.E.-Near 3 car lines
ana ous' suite Of rooms; modern home:
Oh neat, private entrance; suitable stu
SonaDe. Lincoln I4gs '
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OPPOSITE sHOREHAM HoTEL-Larae
q. a.tfactiVe; 'front.' room. adjoining bath. pri.
Vate family. Col. 6H4 III -
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S!LVERWARE--92 pieces; cost 5000, sell
500: II gold service plates; cost S144;
sell $50. 2lO9 st. NV. Apt. BOZ
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I432 TRINIDAD AVE. NE-Priyate home:
per week, Sl5 month.
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PIG Sth NW.-Single rooms. So to 50 50:
~. ao9Cie rooms, ~ Ink; heat; quiet house;
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tractively furnished room. twin beds, large
closet, next to bath. shower; kitchen priv
llegeS. Decatur 1850 Ant SO2
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s3l HOIMEAD PL. NV, l block Ttyol,
ing: = windows: reasonable
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La MERIDIAN PL. NV, Columbia
nlsned; conv. transp., unlimited telephone.
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a,sa ;5s2a = KANSAS AVE. ,N.W.-Room and in.
Si,t;n svS1u sleepihs porch. furnished as bed.
slttinR ROOM Ami, / or = Col Q3uH
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Lap EUCLID ST: NW.-Larae well-furr.
| front room; double, single, twin nedS IN
ned.spring mattress reasonable. Col
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Lowered Farm
Costs Noted

In line with a recent prediction
that the increase in mechaniza-
ton OF agriculture would eventu-
ally bring about greatly lowered
costs to farmers for mechanical
equipment, came the announce
ment Saturday by Ben Hulse of re-
duced prices on all Caterpillar"
tractors and stationary engines.
This reduction Hulse stated
is the result of years of expert
mentatiCa with gasoline tractors
and engines and more recently the
development of diesel tractors and
engines. Volume of production by
the Caterpillar company has in
creased steadily with new develop
mentS in this field, until now the
farmer pays less for a far superior
machine and in addition operates
the more efficient machines with
lOW-priced diesel fuel oil. Conse-
quenly, the farmer CI today has
every advantage in achieving
greater production at greatly re-
duced costs"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26

yields above 80, a few even as high
as 40 bushels
Over BY July Is
Total shipments. due to be cleaned
up by July Is. viii fall below last
year. however. because the valleys
total acreage. ll000 acres, is about
half of last years figure. Shipping
of this years crop began about May
Is. McLachlan said. and already
about 10000 busnels have gone out.
Chief factor responsible for the
higher yields this year. McLachlan
maintained. is a combination OF
better seed. better land and more
careful soil preparation. However,
great deal Of Improvement could
be attained if all growers paid
strict attention TO the quality OF
seed soWn. as we'll as the crying
need for starting in early 10 pre-
pare soil. Too much emphasis can
not be placed on the necessity for
the highest grade Of seed and the
equal necessity for keeping fields
free of weeds
McLachlan pointed out that AT
ter all. 1t is money out of the
farmers pocket when his flax is
docked for all the useless chaff
that is mixed IN with his flax seed." "
Cleaning charges often run $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26

of all employment is affected by
the builditg industry, the largest
in the world, the speaker said.
More than so valley residents
heard speakers urge more building.
Gerald H. Shaw introduced Coun-
Gilman Harry Sones, who welcomed
the visitors. M. o. King, chairman
of the Ell Centro chamber of COM
merce better housing committee
urged better homes, more building,
and better construction for the val
ley. Earl w. McGary, whose COM
pany handles compensation for the
Building Contractors of Southern
California, told of savings in in
surance for members. Walter b..
Havekorst introduced Grover King,
chairman or the underwriters for
federal housing in southern Califor-
mia. He explained how to obtain 80
per cent loans. described the de-
mand for housing and farm loans
in the valley, and answered a volley
of questions fired at him by those
present.
S. M. Saunders, field representa-
tive of the association, gave details
of a valley survey indicating the
need for more housing. William H.
Tyler, jr., introduced Col. Evans.
A scheduled election of officers
did not take place but is arranged
for July 6. The organization has
l6 members with a goal of 1876,
Saunders said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Home Of '28'
Confrasfed TO
Home of '38'

A sharp contrast between the
"home of 1923" and the home of
1898" was drawn Saturday by Pat
Glasgow, FL Centre building author
ity, in explaining the ways in which
building values have altered during
the last decade.
Three piece bathroom fixtures,
single light drops in each room,
haphazard plumbing - all these
things belong to the past, a past
that extended from the early 20s
to the tobogganing days of 80"
Glasgow declared. I'm their place,
however, has come an era in build
inb construction that is astonish-
ingly superior"
Glasgow, member of the Sones
Lumber company staff, sketched
Improvements as centering upon
electric wiring and plumbing that
require vastly increased labor and
skill in home construction, con-
trasted with the less strict demands
Of decade ago.
several electric outlets in each
room, heavily insulated lines to
carry heavy load of power for
refrigeration and heating, as well
as complicated arrangements for
'Streamline' plumbing, all virtually
unheard of in the average home
field a decade ago, are common
place today" Glasgow said.
In addition, he pointed to rapid
growth in the actual construction
field itself with the introduction of
new types of materials and addi-
tionS in decoration that make the
modern home different article.
Despite the changed product,
Glasgow continued, building costs
average lower now than in the 1924
~ period. True, the finished product
may total more, but materials them
selves are lower. Any increase in
total cost is directly accountable to
the more ornate product built"
In answer to When is the time
to build?" Glasgow replied:
THE answer to that is not always
now but in this case it is. Prices
appear to me to De at the bottom
and with the FILA program offerihk
unheard OF terms, this is the time
10 oulld, in anybody'S language.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
HAY MARKETS
HOLD STEADY

Alfalfa markets remained COM
paratively steady during the week
ending June 20 but trading at
most points continued light and
slow. according TO the weekly al
falfa hay market review of the
Federal State Market News Serv-
ice. At the Los Angeles markets
a fairly steady tone prevailed
with heavier receipts in active de-
mand at about unchanged prices
San Francisco and other central
California alfalfa markets con-
inued dull but held fairly steady
during the period, reflecting. slow
demand from all classes Of trade
and only moderate selling pressure
from growers. Alfalfa trade at
Kansas City continued to mark
time with light offerings meeting
an equally limited demand. Alfalfa
markets in tie Pacific Northwest
remained very quiet with trading
and movement virtually at a
Standstill Little change was re-
ported in the market situation in
the Salt River Valley of Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
D So a ton.
Straw Market

TO s. q ton.
Straw Market
As an added incentive for cleaner
farming methods. McLachlan call
ed attention TO the market for straw
at the fibre plant in FL Cenro.
Farmers receive S720 ton. clear
profit OF 50 a ton. he declared. for
straw that otherwise would be burn
ed MeLachlan was heartened. how
ever. by the fact that while only
II per cent OF last years acreage
was suitable for flax straw, this
year 40 per cent is clean enough
for use. The min took 1900 tons
last wear and McLachlan antici-
pated $500 tons this year.
Although not up to other years,
this years flax market is produc-
tive one McLachlan said. and grow
ers with good yields are making
a comfortable return. Flax sold
through the association is all ship
ped to Buena Park. Orange county.
10 the Liberty Vegetable company,
on a blanket contract with the V.
Glidden Paint company of Cleve-
land, o. The contract calls for 10
cents per bushel above the daily
quoted market price at Minneapolis.
Prices last year ran approximately
25 cents higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Russell Leads
Cow'testin9

Dairy cows belonging to H.
l.. Russell of Brawley led the
field in Imperial Valley dur
ing May, according to the
monthly report of the Farm
Bureau Cow Testing association. re-
leased Saturday by George VIM
right, assistant county agent.
Russell's cows took first and sec
ond in Glass A, with the first pro-
ducing 72.9 pounds of butter fat
from ll75 pounds of milk. The
second was 658 for 1878.
II. G.. Farnsworth took the next
four places, followed by Joe Enz
and Max Studder.
The complete report:
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
WHEAT MARKETS
SHOW STRENGTH

Wheat markets continued to ad-
vance during the first half of June
and feed grains maintained a
steady to firm tone, according to
the weekly grain market review of
the Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics. Disappointing outturns of
winter wheat were the principal
strengthening influences in the
wheat market Unfavorab1e grow
ing weather Tor corn and only
moderate current offerings brought
about firmer situation in the feed
grain market. Rye advanced re-
flecting principally gains in wheat
while flax remained weak inrlu-
enced by favorable progress of the
new crop
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
$500 IN STATE
TO GET PAYMENTS

Approximately $500 sugar beet
producers in 20 California counties
will receive a total of $3,500,000 in
benefit payments for cooperation in
the 1897 sugar act program. An
nouncement was made Saturday by
w. B. Parker, state AAA executive
officer at Berkeley, that benefit
payments are now being made to
producers who have complied with
the agricultural practice require
ments and the wage rate provisions
in connection with their 1887 sugar
beet crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Two Hundred at
Four-HCamp

Calling the All summer camp
session held last week in the La
guna mountains lone of the most
successful ever held" H. Lee Ian
derman. assistant farm advisor,
Saturday announced camp attend
ance of nearly 200. Imperial was
represented by II ana San Diego
by l04
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Trash, Garbage
Collections In
{. T.. Listed

In connection with the sanitary
cleanup campaign for Ell Centro
City Health Inspector Grant Bristoi
Saturday announced the garbages
and trash collection schedule.
collection in the business dis
trict is daily, except Sunday. This
includes Main street alleys between
First and Eighth streets and Broad
way and State alleys between Eighth
and the railway.
Garbage collection in residential
districts provides:
Pickups in alleys south from Ham
ilton to Ross avenue, between
Eighth and the railway, every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. On.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
pickups are on Vine to Olive bel
tween the railway and Eighth street.
and Commercial to Woodward be-.
tween Eighth and the railway as
well as Villa Farms and the entirei
EastSide.
Trash collection in residential dis
trictS provides: Olive to Wensley
between the railway and Eighth
street, Villa Farms and all of the
Eastside on Mondays and Thurs
days.
Wensley to Ross avenue betweenl
Eighth and the railway Commercial
to Woodward, between the railway
and Eighth and Ross avenue to-
Woodward between Eighth street
and Imperial avenue, as we'll as
auto courts, are taken care of Tues
days and Fridays.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
CROP INSURANCE
DATES ANNOUNCED

Final dates for the acceptance of
farmers applications for crop in
surance to cover the 1899 winter
wheat crop have been fixed by the
Board Of Directors of the Federal
Crop Insurance corporation, Roy
M. Green. manager. announced
Saturday
The dead lines will apply to re-
celpt of applications in the AAA
county offices of the various win
ter wheat areas. California and
Arizona have until Oct 30
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Committe emen to
Ne ct Wed, Thurs.

Agricultural Conservation COM
mitteemen will gather at two meet
ings next week, C. L. Mclaughlin,
secretary, announced Saturday.
A meeting will be held Welnes-
day at the farm advisors office
at the courthouse a 7:30 pm and
another Thursday at the Elks hall
basement in BraWley at 7:30 p m.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
Rapid Work on
Moose Residence

Rapid work on the foundation
for the new home of j. M. Moose
at 1926 Brighton street was re-
ported this week by Contractor A.
A. Moody Piers already have been
laid, Moody said, and floor pour
ing will begin early next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
MEMBERS OF DAIRY
CLUB WILL GATHER

Dairy club members Of the All
will meet Thursday evening at the
farm advisors office at the cour5-
house to. discuss new means of fl
nancing herds for farm youths, H.
Lee Landefman, announced Sat
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
DELEGATES MEET

YELLOWSTONE PARK, Mont,
June 25. CUP)-Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton delegates from the II west
ern states in conference here today
supported agricultural adjustment
administration crop control and ad-
Vocated cooperative farming.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
CAMPAIGN AIMED
At POISON HEMLOCK

TUCSON, Ariz., June %. tUP1-
A state wide campaign to eradicate
poison hemlock in Arizona was
announced today by DR.. John j.
Thornber, University of Arizona bo-
tanist
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25. CUP)
The federal government may pur-
chase up to $1,000 tons of surplus
California raisins for distribution
to needy people, the agricultural
adjustment administration announc-
ed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-26
FARM SECTION
Flax Yield Per Acre TO
Be Above Lost yeur

office mened ceany Of grain who yearly helps
Valleys unspectacular but
picture Of this years flax
nearly half 5000 affiliated with the Southwest
Argye association