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BEST BUY.

PRICE REDUCED $1,000
115 Rushe road. University Park. Md
6 spacious rooms, . tile baths hardwood
floors and trim throughout garage: walk
ing distance to university; open 10 s pm.
weekdays and all day Saturday and
Sunday. easy terms Phone j. HARRIS
ROGERS. RyattsYille 01Ro.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

4 ACRES. 5-R BUNGALOW. STREAMS.
springs. large trees. ] : mile hwy, price
81. 5oi trust, $3.50. OWNER, Nov n
GIG. 23'
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NEW-HOUSE PREVIEW.

~TU,TDW TO NTU.I0W.
Eight rev. distinctive. Early American
detached town houses being completed at
Que ST. and FoXhall rd jusJ beyond
GeOrcetown: Il rooms. y baths. L. E p
Prince. builGer, 1877 Conn. ave MI. 4466.
6 ROOMS, ACRE OF GROUND.
Nearby Montgomery County, paved
ROADS. large rms, porches, 2-car garage.
chicken house. garden. trees. flowers. eX-
CeIent condition: $3.50. terms.
kENEIA lTON REAIT TN co EH oERS
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'ENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
BARNABY WOODS.

Large living room opening onto large
screened porch; library or den with half
bath dining room de luxe kitchen 3
bedr0omS, = beautiful tile baths insulated
oil alr-conditioned built-in garage; large
trees. The home you have been looking
for on exceptionally easy terms LESLIE
D. MEASELL. 1927 Eve MoOdley 4t33 70.
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NJ. P. CALLAGHAN. WI. 50s3.
NOT FOUND OFTEN

A new brick center-hall plan home
beorooms and bath, F. H A financed, for
$3.50 Inspect these new homes Sunday.
Corner Grant and Madison SITS, Bethesda,
Nc. Call Mr.. Smith, ALLIED REALTY
CORP. Wisconsin 664q
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4 BEDROOMS.
Open Daily to 9 PM.
5 w ST. NV.
Colonial row brick. 8 rooms storage
attic INV. heat. built-in GARAGE very
convenient to Govt. depts.: TRANSPORTATION
EXCELLENT VALUE AT $3.50
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921.
a27 18th ST. NV.
FAIRLAWN-VACANT.
1928 21st PL. Sc:
Colonial brick semi-detached' practically
neV: six rooms and tile bath; automatic
heat: completely reconditioned' price,
John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
914 Penna Ave. Sc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ROSEMARY ST,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Owner Transferred From Cit,

OWIItI dIIOItI ItU IUIII CIIV.
An unusually attractive home, individu-
ally built for the present owner, who has
been Unexpectedly transferred permanently
from the city. Nicely located on a quiet
street on a lot with 20 IT. frontage, the
house has large living room with open
fireplace, dining room, Kitchen bath.
bedroom and library or den on st floor;
also large side porch; 2nd floor has large
bedrooms, bath and storage room: slate
roof, big basement oil heat and detached
garage; . blocks TO excellent grade school
blocks to ir high school and only short
distance to Chevy Chase Bethesda Hizh
School bus within y block store and
churches convenient; exceptionally nice
section of the suburbs to live in: 25
minutes by auto. to downtown; meets
the requirements of those seeking refine
ment in both home and neighborhood;
priced for a quick sale at So, 500.
VIM. NJ THROCKMORTON. Res'tor.
DI 6002 Investment BLDG
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PRICE.

Inspect the 4-bedroom homes on the
market in Bethesda and Chevy Chase, then
look at the new brick homes corner Denton
I'd and Hampden lane in Bethesda for
kl2.T50: or call Mr.. Smith. ALLIED
REALTY CORP. Wisconsin 6H4Q.
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440S western Ave. NV.
Open Every Day.
SHEPHERD PARK

Beautiful corner home, containing 4 bed
rooms . baths. large reception hail. in
perfect condition Gear detached garage.
large lot: sacrifice at $4,000. OWNER.
Randolph 6190: evenings and Sunday,
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CREAL & TURNER, EN-. 65as.
PEI WORTH BARGAIN, Sh,5UU.
rms, h:-w.h.. garage. Now rented.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 200
NEAR TECH HIGH
(Continued J

Attractive Gift. tapestry brick home; in
excellent location on 2nd st. ne; large
rooms. bath: h.-w.h, incIosed sleeping
porch, concrete front porch; complete with
screens and awnings: new-house condi-
ton vacant: immediate possession: price.
rs .5h0. terDls E.aeD phnne SH 80 II
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L2ree 3-bedroom 2-story brick home
with > baths. ideally located on terraced
corner lot, more than third OF acre facing
river and WASHINGTON. close 10 bus. schools
and stores: in beautiful Aurora Hills. only
81 miles from White House For sale by
owner and is excellent buy for comfort al ole
home or investment. Shown bv appoint
ment. 230l So. Arlington Ridge I'd.
Jackson I.Iu
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s4,50o-S3Oo CAsH-s35 MO

NF-oWI-N5WV CASH-SoJ MO
! ? bath cleo. INV h. asbestos sid
It. shade paYe3 sf rIoSe to everythng
Modern Tourist Home
II mi D. C, Route l--6 bedrooms, bath.
elec city gas, OF! heat, fun basement.
beautiful grounds. landscs ped. 4-car ga
rage: price includes furniture and equip
mPnt: Sl3.5oO- terms. ERWIN REALTY
co Call Hyattsville O334. Ewes. WA
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ia East Fairfax Street
New six-room brick Colonial 2l7 baths.
IUo-car garage: sos per mo Suitable
Army or Navy officer. Phone F. C. 1880
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1872 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
New detached brick, center entrance q
rooms. :, baths, recreation T, oil heat.
Open daily
D S BIRON. Me. ll15.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

TAKOMA PARK, MD, - HICKORY AVE.
g rooms. sleeping room, bath, auto heat;
lot 50x15O: bus service, one fare rent,
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ROOMS, Is ACRES-S40.

Newly decorated: large S-room frame
house. with barn, etc; Is acres OF clear
land available for farming: about 3 miles
from District line on good road: near big
go out Defense highway about 2i2 miles TO
sign Ardwick, turn right go y mile from
Pa. r. R track. BASKIN FARM at left.
Phone hillside ln14 or MA 5421
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ESTATE NEAR OT,NFY MD

T5-year-old brick residence with about
acres. al modern C0nvsnle1ces. g bed
rooms ba hs. maids room with bath:
car BRICK GARAGE With heat and water.
large lawns. beautifully HANDICAPPED mod
7r1lZed IN 1909 At 2 cost Of over 500 600.
priced AT $4,000 to settle an estate: open
sunday, 80. For information call WO
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Extraordinary Opportunity.

5000 down, S45 monthv 10 new
Bedrooms. tile bath; open freplaee. base
Insulation, extra bedrooms II desired at
fmall extra cost. Call DI. 1916, JOS. C..
HIRKIE
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LOOK! $7,190.
3-BEDROOM ALL BRICK.
ONT " . ETwr

Arlington's new detached home value,
built before material price increas sed.
Don't wait. act now; 8 attractive rooms,
large screened porch, furred walls, insu-
lated, full basement with u bath; air.
conditioned oil heat. 3 blocks schools.
shopping center l0c bus; u min. to
downtown. F. H. A approved. To in
snect: Over Memorial Bridge. out Lee blvd.
to 2nd traffic light (Glebe rd1, left 10
7th st. s., left to Ivy st. and homes.
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN,
251e Wilson Blvd Glebe $500.
Field Once CH 1852.
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PICTURESQUE Stone Home

Owner transferred. offers his charming
home. in restricted suburban section, near
Massachusetts, ave. for immediate sale
This attractive home OF unusual design.
contains 4 bedrooms. 9 baths maids room
and bath, offers the best value on the
ASSOCIATES. MA l43S
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IDEAL FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST
s rooms, 2-bath house. GIG N Glebe I'd ,
Arlington, Va. near Buckingham: 4 rooms
, rms. den and full bath 2nd fir: oil heat;
can be used as = apts; SIS per month
M 7 RROYHIII. co CH l2nn
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MODERN s ROOMS, BATH. IN CHARM
ing setting of trees and shrubs. on hill:
of land 80 miles city: State highway;
81. 500; terms Fairfax 254-J.
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DOWNTOWN.

Is ROOMS. BATHS
Sl9.90O-WIde ave. above Thomas Cir
Gle; has oil heat General Electric refgs.;
r'u'c. Is apis; capable OF pr0ducng
500 per year income; completely fur
llshea eScep, for owners quarters. ex-
ceDtlonalE fine furniture with equipment
no. over 3 years old. Eve. or Sun. phone
Era KIN .inln
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A BARGAIN.
CLEVELAND PARK.

$4,000. 90.
Owner Leaving Town Says SELL at once"
Living room Sx241, dining room Il 6x
eo), ideal for entertaining. Modern kitchen
and breakfast room. 2nd floor has 2 bed
rooms bathsS large pine-paneled sitting
room or study Studio room heated and
insulated on 3rd floor Oil heat. A bar
gain for q delightful home or investment.
c. H. HILLEGEIST CO,
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SD. SPR, MD.-BUNGALOW. BRICK.
lg. wooded lot. rear yard fenced; nr. stores.
school, bus; S6.g5O: terms; immediate
posS. OWNER. SH. 6565 or SH 62o4
NORTH OF SILL SPR MD.-NEW 5-RM.
bungalow OutbuildlngS, "a acre; $500.
II z RIERER SH H6R6.
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WALKING DISTANCE COUNTRY CLUB
Beautifully furnished. 3 bedrooms. 2i ,
baths. maids room and bath: many trees
garage: Sis month; available July and
August
+ BEDRMS., . BATHS: GRAND PIANO
Beautifully furnished. available now to
Sept D: 81 50 month: iOc buS zone.
\ BEDROOMS. " BATHS DRESSING RM .
extra large living room. same room: very
nicely furnished: cool. corner lot avail
able July and August; S195 month.
r. B LAMBORN.
6n0S Wilson Blvd, All, Va. CHI 1918
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
400 CUMMINGS LANE

One of homes with every convenience
for modern living and most moderately
priced. ) bedrooms, . baths. den and
lltayatory on the lst fir; G. E. all-electric
conditioned oil heating. screened rear
porch. Venetian blinds. copper water pipes,
cutters downSpoutS; wooded. beautifully
Handicapped lots. Come out and see this
wonderful home tomorrow; no obligations
on your part. To reach: Out Conn ave
to Chevy Chase Circle, right on Western
ave to Brookeville I'd. left on Brookeville
I'd. to Cummings lane, right to home.
NJ D 'CaTT sGu.N WY Koeo
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GLOVER PARK.

222a OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
By owner Close downtown near pub
lie parochial, lr high and high schools.
s rooms and bath fun pa Sement. auto
matte heat, fenced yard. F. H. A. loan;
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GAITHERSBURG.

* miles 10 D. C.-Modern 1-room dwell
ing garage. large garden: immediate pos
session: S3.150; 5000 cash. S35 mo C w
N1COL, owner No. - Nd. ave, Gathers
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RANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1.
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE
MONnAV

| 10 MCKINLEY ST. BETHESDA, MD.
Beautiful broom BUNGALOW, surrounded
/ by gorgeous planungs. on 1oo-ft. lot.
I Garage. h.-W h. "a block of GEORGETOWN
! I'd S E ROGELY WI h5On
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
WhiLe or colored; no commission; E. A
BARRY, 1907 H s.. NV ME 2n'.5.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN 263" Woodley pl. NV. co. 2675.
BROOM BUNGALOW OF CAPE COD IN
virginia, between Lee highway and PERISH
ing Dir Phone Warield 341j.
WISH TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER AND
Iached OF semi detached home in Pei
worth. Brookland or Chevy Chase. price
from S6.jOU to Sguo0
co 0n4l MRS BALDUCCI
ANY TYPE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
to >6.50O We have several clients who
vii pay cash Tor this type OF property.
THOS J. FISHER CO, INC, REALTORS,
DI GS3o. EYES CALL MR.. KEY, EN-. 110l.
WANTED,
FQur-bedroom home in PetEorth or
BrightVood. must be in Eood condition
and have automat:c heat Submit best
price for casa Also have tIien;s with
business properties Box "i5-G star. 2l'
WE PAY ALL CASH NE. Sc PROPERTY.
GUM & MILLER
500 11th ST. Sc Franklin 21OO.
CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR BRICK
or location. Cali Mr. FISHER. no $50. $50.
2i@3 l4th ST. NV. EVENINGS and Sunday,
CALI, WAsHINGToN's LARGEST BUY
erS OF c. property Over one
mllllon dollars worth bought In 1910
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN CO. Me 54oO.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
c property if the price Is right Frame or
A HUMPHRIEs
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA. os7s
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S6,25O.

Close to Lincoln Park-An attractive
home Of six large rooms and tile bath:
rear porches. oil heat. two-car garage; an
exceptional buy: convenient terms can be
arranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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REAL BARGAIN.

Price already below cost now reduced
$1,000 for quick sale: owner moving
to country July / well built, detached
brick house. years old in excellent con-
dition; extra large lot. beautifully planted;
restricted neighborhood; gas heat. air con-
ditioned: : rooms. > baths spacious attic,
new - 1T. screened porch, brick sarase;
near . bus lines and new school, also large
shopping center.
440s Western Ave. NV.
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REAL BARGAIN.

Only S4.15U.
$3.50 Cash; $40 Monthly.
Large six-roonl. modern house; detached;
hot water heat, oil burner. ETC.: paved
street: close-in ne. section. Mt Rainier;
large lot fruit trees etc. MR., WAR1NG,
WA. 2232 evenings or before 10 am.
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MASS. AVE. .

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
GRUVER BUILT. IDEAL
LOCATION, COW. GOVT.
BUILDINGS, SCHOOLS,
CHURCHES, STORES, ETC.
WOODED LOTS, PLENTY
TREES, ADJOINS PARK.
PRICED RIGHT. TERMS.
TRADES CONSIDERED.
WOODSIDE FOREST, OUT
COLESVILLE RID. TO DALE
DRIVE (MRS. KS TOLL
HOUSE), TURN LEFT TO
1888 RED OAK DRIVE.
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S12.500.
STAB FAIRFAX RD.,
DEnf1IECn AID

Modern brick home on wooded lot 100
It. front, living room, library. dining room,
kitchen. large, panel led den and lavatory
on first floor; three bedrooms and 3 baths
on second floor: 2-car garage and maids
room in basement; oil heat; S12.95O:
convenient terms. z. NJ. FRY, INC, 6S40
WISCONSIN ave WI 6-1O
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12S GRAFTON
bedrooms and 3 baths including bedroom
and bath first floor. full attic and
basement Highly restricted neighborhood.
Price, Sl1,450; easy terms.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
Sin S00

Chevy Chase Md, one block Connecti-
( cut ave: large lot 6Ox9n. large living.
/ diuns room. de luxe kitchen, screened
| porch "a bath; 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms. tile
/ bath bullt-in garage air-condltloned; |;
! insulated Exceptional terms. LESLIE D.
: AfEASEi Z NNO l-2R ir- ENe N.ls
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT

CASH BUYERS FOR BUNGALOWS.
houses, farms, acreage. lots; Sill Spring or
nearby. H. F. BIEBER. SH 6565.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Open every afternoon. 1870 N Upton st.
lage: owner Transferred, must sell his &.
room, 2-Story all-brick home: nice living
room. fireplace. oil heat, shaded porch and
lawn; good elevation: splendid community:
price S6.a50: terms
HIDSON REAMY Aot
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

ROOMS. BATH. ELEC ACRE OF LAND:
16 miles of Wash Lee highway; S35
month. terms. Fairfax 254-J.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

nucleus for dairy herd of his own.
His initial investment in dairying
was made during his sophomore
year in high school when he pur-
chased for an agricultural project,
five heifer calves. one of them a
Guernsey from Howard
F Farnsworth. His father determined
at the same time to establish dairy
ing as the main enterprise in his
diversified farming program. To-
gether they have selected two
young sires on the basis of their
dams production records from the
Havekorst and Farnsworth herds.
One of Earl's producing heifers
was sold this spring after study Of
her production records revealed that
she was not a profitable individual
Of his herd.
From this dairy project and 9TH
ers owned by members of the e.
Centro FLA, choice dairy ami
mails will be exhibited Saturday
May q, at the El Centre stadium
as a feature of Imperial Valley
Dairy Day. Selections will be made
from thirty-one head CT dairy stock
cWned BY evelev n members Of the
chapter this year. Five Of these
young dairymen are freshmen. They
are jim Small. Teddy Roe, Harry
Voorting. Bruno Ciannini, and Free
Karlen. Russell Boone. Douglas
Hays, George Martinez. Jimmie
Carson. George Procsal as well as
president, Earl. are other members
who have dairy stock Of their own,
Cne-third Of the dairy stock
owned by these members is register
Cd The dairy breeds represented
are uernsey and Holstein.
Nest Of these animals were ex-
kibited at the Imperial County Fair
IL March. Jimmie Carson is an
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
United States Acts TO Stimulate
National Production of Milk

country. Under the increasing de-
mand for milk in concentrated form
such as cheese, dried and evapor-
ated. so markedly highighted in
recent weeks, much milk will iney-
itably be diverted from former man
ufacturing channels. In addition,
much of the sought-after expand
ed milk flow is scheduled to go to
the concentrated mix plants and
cheese factories rather than TO the
creameries. And in many sections
Of the country, with wide and i'm
portant swings in population to new
industrial centers engaged upon the
vast task OF defense, and the influx
OF soldiers and sailors to new can
tonments and stations, there is a
tendency TO divert milk production
from the manufactured products
plants TO the usually more profitable
fluid milk Iield.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

Stemming from conditions grow
ing out of the wars abroad. numer-
Gus and potentially important chan
ges are taking place III the econo-
mic phases Of our carrying scene
The so-caned Lend-Lcase Law. pro-
viding aid TO Britain and other
friendly democracies fighting die
tatorships; the expanding program
of our own agricultural adjustment
administration to implement this
act and carry on policies related
thereto; and shifts n population,
both temporary and permanent, are
but a few Of the factors which ar
evolving a new complexion TO the
dairy picture.
The United States Department OF
Agriculture has already undertaken
program materially to stimulate
the total milk production of the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
MarketFor Dairy Cows
Booming. Ups Inc centive
Costs Low For
Rearing Heifers
To Replace. Herds

Thc question Of markets has been
the most outstanding one for most
agricultural products for q long
period of years. in fact most cf the
tine for the party 20 years.
Imperial county dGirymen rot
only have the advantage of produc-
ing butterfat economically but also
have the opportunity to produce
replacement cows for the Los An
geleS milk shed.
During the year 1938-l939 I'M
perial county furnished 1923 COWS
to the Los Angeles area out of
total of 3l,7l8 COWS consumed by
that market during the year. 1t
was necessary for many thousands
of these cows to be shipped long
distance at very heavy expense,
some from as far away as Kansas
and Nebraska and a few from
Canada. The buyers would gladly
purchase all of these cows i'll I'M
perial county if they could be Sc
cured here, but it is evident that
no amount of expansion in the
dairy industry is likely to furnish
that amount of surplus stock.
This area has an unlimited de-
mand for COWS to supply the best
COW market in the country and with
the great amount of cheap rough
age we can grow them at a De-
cided advantage. There is not only
the market for any surplus stock
produced here but the Los Angeles
area has large numbers of good
calves which are sacrificed each
year.
Some dairymen in Imperial coun-
ty have found it advantageous to
bring in these calves and by SO
doing have been able to increase
the number of cows they can put
on the replacement market.
Cost records covering the grow
ing of dairy heifers brought in
from the Los Angeles area have
been carried on up to the time of
turning on pasture at three months
of age and are shown by the fol-
lowing table:
cost per calf delivered at the farm
---...............' '.--....-.-........... S8.5U
Cost of milk per calf ............... $51l
Cost Of grain per calf ............... SLIGO
Cost of hay per calf ............ $1.00
Cost of mise. items per calf S %
Total cost up to 3 mon. of age
except labor) ................... SIG.
Estimated cost OF pasture up to &c
months of age at ST per head per
month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... S23. 90
Total cost of heifer at time of
freshening Except labor 500. .49
The dairy business is very well
adapted under Imperial Valley
conditions to the small farm and
offers an opportunity to start
profitable farming business which
is not possible with many types of
farming.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

George Procsal has some grade Hol-
stein heifers with unusually good
dairy type. George was awarded a
champion ribbon for the best grade
dairy heifer of the FLA. exhibits
at the Imperial County Fair.
These young dairymen who will
exhibit ther stock Saturday, are
convinced that they have a promis-
ing investment that fits well with
Imperial Valley agriculture.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

other F.T.A'er with a registered
Farnsworth heifer in his herd OF
young stock. He has a champion
ribbon awarded at the fair to prove
the merits of his pedigreed ami
nal. Bruno Giannini too, has a
fine string of registered Guernseys
which he will exhibit. Teddy Roe
has young bull and heifer which
We're purchased for him by his
father from the Rosenbaum herd.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

Q Cut your silo filling costs
with the McCormick-Deering
Ronning Ensilage Harvester.
You'll save both time and
money when you fill your silo
this modern, efficient way.
The ensilage harvester cuts
down on extra help by gather
ing the standing crop in the
field, cutting the stalks into
ensiIage lengths. and delivering
them into a wagon or truck
ready for the silo al in one
operation
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

tain 99et as much digestible pro-.
tein as alfalfa and where, as in the
Imperial Valley it can be bought
ior a price considerably lower than
alfalfa a material saving is made
in feed costs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
New Interest Shown i'm
High Grade Mixed Hay

With the realization of the actual feed value of some
types of mixed hay darymen and catemen are becom-
ing interested in this cheap feed. Experiments with
certain sweet clover mixtures have proven success
full Anayss shows hubam clover, for example, to
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22

After several years of expert
menting with sweet cover mixtures
Hunt Brothers. El Centro, have
produced and are offering a supply
of this highly satisfactory and
economical feed. (AdvJ
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-22
Butterfut Boost Increases
Interest in Dairy
Work of Future Farmers
- BY GEORGE E. SPENCER
Central High School Agriculture Instructor)

premium &c for each pound of produced excess of the same amh
Earl the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-20
=: SOCIETY ::
Mrs. Thurston Roberts Honored
At Luncheon Given Yesterday
fRv RUBY MORGANl

The highlight of the social &C.
tivities of the Woman's Club was
the luncheon held at the Casa
Marina Hotel Tuesday. Honor
guests were Mrs. Thurston Rob-
erts of Jacksonville, State Fedora
ton President, and Mrs. L. j. Nc
Caffery, of Miami, Sectional Vice
President of District IL.
Seated at a "T'' shaped table
were approximately 100 guests,
including prominent members of
the winter colony as well as club
members.
,Honored guests, officers of the
club and past presidents found
their places at the table by dainty
hand painted sea shell cards.
Tropical atmosphere was also at
tanned by the use of long graceful
sprays of Mexican love vine, and
bowls of the same colorful bios
SONS placed on the luncheon
table.
Mrs. Frederic w. Knapp, presi-
dent of the club gave the address
of welcome. She then introduced
Miss Minnie Porter Harris, a state
chairman, who in turn introduced
Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Harris at whose home Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-20
Splendid Variety OF
Cabaret Numbers

Variety, requisite for any sue
cesSful musical, is a distinct fea-
ture of the Cabaret program to
be presented Feb. % at the Ha-
bana-Madrid Club.
"One Look at You from the
popular and sensational "A Night
at Earl Carols, is decidedly one
of the most beautiful numbers of
the Cabaret. William Denholm is
the vocal soloist for this number
danced by the following, attired
In colorful, gorgeous evening
gowns: Mesdames Guy Carleton,
Neal Knowles, Sam Wilson, E. w.
Suffering, George Mills White,
Philip Tague, Airline Printz and
Barbara Browser.
Deserving of especial mention
is the most excellent solo tap
dance offered by the charming and
greatly talented Mary Lou Briggs.
Practice Makes Perfect, a
lively dance number, sure to
please everyone, is danced by the
following, clad in attractive cos
TUNES of red and silver, and saucy
hats: Mesdames Thomas Wiley,
Sam Wilson, E. W. Suffering,
Neal Knowles, and Peter Knight.
Mrs. Vera Cold is the featured
vocalist for this number.