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FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931 — TME BEAVERTON «KY1RW lettuce. Garnish with mayannals« Serves M, additional “f^lamiied Admiifiqf Tropical Delight 4 ripe bananas Juice l orange Terms. W. II. Waller, owner Ilea 4 tablespoons brown sugar Advertisements In this column I verton, Kt. I, Box 260, Tobiae \ cup coconut, southern style cent a word. Minimum charge 25c. I’eel Issnanas and cut in half Road. p II 14 lengthwise Arrange in layere in FOR RALE Fur Sale—Jeisey Cow. First House greased taking dish Mix orange West of T >blas Itosd on Hillslior». Milk contains all the food values juice with brown sugar and pour Route One. Box 3.11 p 16 over lananas ISpinkle thickly with *0 essential to a child a growth and coconut. Bake in hot oven until development If you will but phone lo r Sale— l-aigc Guernsey row, banana* are tender and coconut is 1525 our wagon will deliver dally high teat. Just fresh. Inquire of brown Serve immediately. Serves 4 1 at your home the vary beat of milk B Leonelti, Beaverton, Itt I pi Beaverton Sunrise Dairy, A tauten sind, proprietor adv c 39-tf For Sale While Leghorn Tam red hens: "Hanson males." Kggs, 94. F*»r Sale Barred Rock setting eggs chicka, 912 |>er 100 It. I. Reds, Jo hr Jl.tKI for a setting of 15 eggs hanaon males," "Mend hens," Fggt Mrs. J. H. Hulelt, Cedar SI. tf 96, chicks 911 a 100 Cockerels 92. JANE ROCKER Tom Morgan, Farmington Road, Ear .“tale— Hatching eggs, high mile west Beaverton, tire. grade, English R 1 It from hea r i l l t kl s I m bouM wtfa w ill taka vy, free from disease stock. 75c A cara to sarvs salads fraquaatty W ANTED during lb * cold, winter months It a setting. *400 per UM) C. K la during tbls parlod of tbs ysnr Organ. Tigard. Rt I, Box 1H9 that trash grasa vagatablsa ara ax- P 14 15 Unrmplojrd I.sinners— I’ lease Itegls peoslva and nona too plentiful, and ter. Men supporting families and •alada halp to taka tbalr placa by living in Washington County, For Sale nr Kent 3 -acre ranch providing lha fam ily with an ap please register al Richey's Hard new barn, milk cow. plenty good pal talag sourcs ware and Furniture Co. Beaverton hay. and crop earning on. 4-room o f Iba D sad ad Chamber of Commerce welfare house with water in house. Also vitamina aad committee. !.. R. Richey, Chair 10 acre tract, all fenced, woven m ineral aalta | Halactlou of man. adv. wire, some cleared and plowed TH E JA N U S -F A l'K l» FRUIT Cl I* Our old healthful friend, fruit cup, is just like the Roman (lod. J#nu, who facad ^ way, lnas. muoh a, ¡t m» y be used with equal slices* for either the first oourse or !•** course Each season indi- fa ,*s * hat * " >"t0 thl* d»»h An ideal combination for aix wrvinr> baill, n. - _______ cubad ___ , nd _____ u , __________ marinoted, 12 <|uartered dates, 3 *1*'’“d . oranges one-half cup cocoa nut- 6 m* r* sohl,'o cherries. an,| J »«hlespoons of the cherry liquor. ... „ tePes may now be bought in green, and will decorate in true Hiber nian fashion these, cup cakes, which . . . , . At the fourth quarterly confer- w -----------------------— * have a flavor made delightful he I Real Kstate Translers I ence and annual meeting of the cause of the spices and syrup they ■ ----------------------------------- ------- ■ Ex angelical churches in this tils contain, and hsiast the name of J. F. Pavia et ux to Roy H. trie! held at luturel church Tucsuav Emerald Isle« Jaiyuith et ux, 514 acres Sec. 34 ks cup butter evening, S. H Pomeroy and E L. T2S R2W, , . . # . V» cup btvwm sugar Frederick Glatx et ux to George t o * avre elected stewards of the S cup dark cum syrup M Leslie ct ux, 3.09 acres Sec. 2 Kinton church for the coming year, 2 eggs T2S R1W . Mr and Mrs Ralph Va„Kle*k 1S cups flour Pan J. Stafford to Emma B. and l B VanKleek of Portland and 3 ispa. baking powder Stafford. Lot 21 Garxlen Home. Mr aiui Mrs. Walter VanKleek and t tap cinnamon Victoria Kiamalaky et ux to daughter. Miss Kathryn Helen of 'a tip mace Frank Kosmalski et ux, 6.68 acres Beaverton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles \ tap. salt Sec. 26 TIN R1W VanKleek of Hiteon have been cal- " ° ni » penny, two a penny— Hot Cream butter and sugar together Good Fr.day ap and add well beaten eggs. Mix William C. Zamboni et ux. to lers during the past week at the ' ro*s Buns' Orpha Zanjjonl Fleckecwtein, Lots home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J Van Proaches, and with it the traditional syrup and milk Mix and sift the Hot Cross Bun Get your recipe diy ingredients and add thorn al 5, 6, 7. 8 Block 6 Portland Heights Kleek, Pleasant Valley road. ready, or try this tested method of ternately to creamed ingredients No 2 T he fxdlowmg fnun here atten.1- inakinc this historical bread and mix well Bake in cup cake pant Aloha Finance Co. to H. Windolph ed the special meetings being held Hot Cross Hun with oiled paper in bottom and sides et ux, 1.6 acres Johnson Est. AiW. at I.aurei church. Tuesday evening; 1 egg well oiled in quick oven for 20 Beaverton-Reedville Acreage Add. S H. Pomeroy, A H Pallmann, 3 tablespoons corn oil minutes (400 degrees K l. Frost A S Pattuito et ux, to W. Z Everett Wright. E. L. Cox. Mrs l« cup sugar with any simple frosting and sprin Hight. 22.64 acres Sec. 33 T2S RlW Madge Wight, Miss Virginia ^Wight, •4 yeast cake kle generously with green cocxianut Just the right Mrs Ruth Harrison, and Mrs K Joseph A. Stuckey et ux to John *-* cup lukewarm water frostettes •alad ta har » w 7 '™ ” Y I ’ J ." o ..~ t', L. Cox. Miss Wight sang a vocal 1 cup scalded milk A. Hauge et ux. 8 acres bee , .. .. .. monías or 00 a- llcjn.-rl.in llcbek- T ° S R 1 W solo, aCl'on'Pan,ed by Mrs Harrison. 3 cups flour tragt with tha Another note—and a wholesome all I m lge .\ •» Mrs. August H. Pallmann and other dlabaa la 1 tablespoon salt John Peura et ux to Katri Saar- 218 un-ale lira! one—may he brought in as the bit Important. son Albert and fra n i daughter. S cup seeded raisins intn. 10 acres. Hee. 26 and 27 o f sweet for the day, if pasteurised and third Tuo»- ■ y W Tha mors substantial salada pra Miss Bertha Gerig of Salem, made Beaten egg T. 2 S. R. 1 W d-1) evenin g« at dates are stuffed with cut marsh usually moat enjoyad when served motor trip to Salem Sunday, Frosting in P V In the aa tbs main dlah A lighter salad, mallows. the cut Of s( icky side H. L. Carrysot et ux to Clarence * a m o1 they spent the Beat egg slightly, stir oil. an and sprinkled with the grx-cn cocoanut, r nr Tract O I omhard where l"*.' ln«" day '“ *> with w,ln oral < gg sngniiy, snr in on. tor Instance one In which grape 1. O. (). F Hull Mrs Edna Sheets. t'onstaatlo Queruhen has a rbanc* *U r l relatives. Mis, Gerig has been tak add sugar Dissolve yeast cake in and a tiny flag of Erin perched on fruit or oranges ara Iba cblaf In- Secretary, Mr*. Mary J War*. today to share a certain prlds with gradlaot. Is prafarabla when tha aver n. ing a visit during the past month lukewarm water. Add scalded milk top. tha old crook rharaclsr In Bayard N 0-_______________________ P tf W J. Thompson to Susie Thomp main dlab la a roast or Kiwi, lha or so with her grandparents, and to egg mixture, and when luke- Velllwr't famous play. "W ithin ahr son 46 and sine-eighth acres Sec. tartnaaa o f tha ritm a trutta ogaring will remain at. her home for the warm, add dissolved yeast To this, Law." tn that hs Introduced a new era No such celebration would be 21 and 28. T. 1. N., R. 1 W. a rafreahlng contrast In flavor In ONE POSE GERMAN present. add mixed and sifted dry ingredi- complete without pra paring Fraoch dressing for clt- 1 in criminal history. V elllsr's charac mention of the Nellie E. Costen et vir <o Emily REMEDY EMM* CAN ______ rnts, and quartered raisins Cover, Blarney Stone, whir is supposed to ter boasted that he was the first man rus or green salada, orange Juice F. Edson. Part Sec. 23. T. 1 S , "1 was sick aid nervous with in to use a M silm silencer In shooting may be used aa a suave substitute KINTON SCHOOL NOTES and let ri,e <*ver niK‘ht- Shape in give Irishmen their gif! o f flattery. R 2 W. digestion and stomach gas. On* dote fo r the vinegar his victim Queruhen was Ih* Ural ^ -------------------------------------------9 The bird houses, which the boys fo,pm* o{ 'ar* ' biscuits, P^ct in Blarney stone or no Blarney stone, of Adicrika helped | rat anything man captured by dstectlve* by means Florida French Dressing of the primary room made in the „ e<\ P*n one inoh •P «rt- > et ***«• you will like these Irish Kisses. K IN T O N ’ H A P P E N IN G S now, and slt-qj» good "- Henry Dodd. of s radio photograph. Combina two tablespoons sugar, re ent biid-house contest he'd in ®r“ *h . °T*r l>**t*n and Irish Kisses You can’t g'et rl.l of indigestion « ------------------------------------------ a The rbeae after which Queruhen Is one-half teaspoon salt, and dash of cup (*■« Ib.l peanut butter A new piano was installed in the theiP.room are now up and waiting » ¿ lin u J T C ^ T .n d ^ m a k T T ’c r o « bslng taken back to New York to or gas by just doctoring the sto paprtba with Juice of two oranges V» pkg. ; asturiied date* grange hall Saturday for occupants. Those who won the # ^ * * f and Jutes of one lemon. Mix with face rhargos o f swindling aud forgery mach. For ga> atays in the U P grange hail contest were: Clifford VanKleek. on ‘ p ° f « • « * bun with frostitg N cup txowdered sugar three-fourths cup oliva oll. Usât extends.! over 5,500 miles and euded PER bowel. Adienka reach*« BOTH b. H. Pomeroy and children «pent firit; Elm)fr Bierly second; 0 w lla made by mixing confectioner's so- 2 egg whites, unbeaten with egg bastar Just before serving. In lluuolulu harbor. The sleepy Fill upper and lower bowel, washing out Friday in Beaverton, »hipping and B-ier|y - gar with water. I Stir ail ing elients together in a plno was roused from b it bsrlh at I poisons which cause gas, nervous - railing on friends. ' -------- bowl until they are thoroughly O'clock oa a recent morning and Iden .. , „ “ Gold Medal' rabbit club, Em ery “ W H IT S \ r u * " ness, and had sleep Get Adlerika Mrs. Clyde M ilkenson of Portiam. .. . . . . . , _ . . . ^ a blew led Prop tht mixture by tea- tified positively by * facsimile radio today; by tomorrow yam feel (he 3. . . ... VanKleek. has officers Among the spent Monday and . _ Tuesday visiting , .. .. leader, . . . „ __, as f .. o l - • Among me “ new new wrinkle«” wrinkle» in in re re- snoor fuls on a well-oiled baking photograph, taken from an orlglual In wonderful effect of Qua German smone ion . of her old neighbor» ‘° * 3- President, Philip ba>les, vice oipes going the rounds just now are. sheet or inverted dripping pan. the files of the Bureau o f Information and friend? neighbors president w illi.m VanKleek; sec- Bagdad Cream Puff,: Grapejuice Doctor’s remedy Dean’« Drug Store. Bake in a moderate oven <350 F ) la New York Police Headquarters and adv. 1 tetary. Leo sayles. They hold their Applesauce, Irish Kisses. Energy for 15 minutes. Makes 18 kisses projected 2.(00 miles across the Pa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown of meetings bi-monthly, the last meet- iSalad. Cinnamon Apples, and Pi- clfic Ocean by the Radio Corporation “ Rlood pressure Is one of the must We Print Butter Wrappers. North Plains were Sunday guests ing being held at the home of the nnento Croquettes How many of DEEP SEA RECIPES Important gauge* of the effects of air of America. at the home of their daughter, Mrs. leader, Emery \anKleek. these can you make? Try these delicacies while the let condition* on the body." *uy* a book Harold Cutting. a number of d.fferent clubs havt ---- 7— ter "R " is in the month and shell let on “ Air Motion In Home Cooling Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox enter- been organized during the present THE UNDERCRUST fish are in their prime: and Home Healing.'* ulilcli bn* Just tained a few friends at their home term of school and all are doing A crisp brown undercrust, even been Issued by the Holland Institute Monday evening Ice cream and good work. The corn club, Floyd >n a moist pie is easily made— if of Tberinology of Holland, Ml. b jellied Seafood cake were served. Bierly, leader, has officers as lo t - 1 J'«i know how. Just hake the Referring to blood pressure teal* 1 package lemon flavored gelatine made at Hie research laboratory of Ilia Mrs Lovina Wedeking. Mrs. Lou- ,oW* : Pr<*id« Dt' Bierly; vice <*“ « first by lining one pan with 1 cup boiling water U. 8. Bureau of Mine« at Pittsburg*!, ise VanKleek. and Julius Wedektng President, Francis Holboke; se.re- dv“ gh »"d placing another pan Vt cup chili sauce the bulletin shows trial, with air mov. were visiting with relatives last U r>- Ivan Bierly. The club meets sue on top to prevent 1 tablespoon vinegar Ing at a sustained velocity over lha Tuesday, in Hillsboro every two weeks on Friday evening, shrinking during baking The liquid 2 drops tobasco sauce body, the effect* of heut are not near filling may soak a little into under 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce A special meeting of Kintun J -lub which was re- crujt durinjr but crust wi„ ly ns severe as when the air I* still. 2 teaspoons horseradish . grange was held at the hall last l *ntl> organized **** **" men>hers nevar ^ soggy Try this for custard Other similar tests show that nlr mo Cold water Tuesday evening and matters of ini- Mrs. Leland Hint as their «„ o ------1.:_ and pumpkin pies. 2 cups diced lobster or shrimp or tion bus a beneficial effect U| m > ii pulse Both a W hole Y e a r — Every W eek for 52 leader. The offi.ers are as follows: portance were discussed. rule and Internal body leni|M-raiure. shredded crab meat Presides.. Evvlene Young; vice r»..» _ 1 . .... „ . as well as hlood pressure. W eeks— 104 Big Issues—at a Bargain Dissolve gelatine in boiling water. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Meltebeke president. Mobleamva Gem^ua. sec- ‘ 4 inV ,.,'( r “ L ° . J 5" " “ After showing how sir motion pro Combine chili sauce, vinegar, ta and family of Hillsboro spent Sot- retary Mary Gathrvn H all The Int 3 !*•>' Pinner mote* summer time comfort, the book Price Never Before Equaled f basco sauce. Worcestershire sauce let descrilie* several method* by which U r. L ot , . . W .d rk ,., Elr—nor U U Birrly, th, y ¡ t a T t S b S w and horseradish, and add enough It can be used for It* cooling effect In Grab this chance to secure your favorite home cold water to make 1 cup Add to Oscar I/alLmann and Harold Cut- Eunice Ellen Snider. Erma Sayles. Saint Patrick's Day! Just a.s we all the borne. Among these are the “ va paper— with all the local news— together with that gelatine. Chill. When slightly thick por» I re" and “ super circulating'' heat ting from this place are among the Loleda Tweedy and Dorothy Van celebrate the date, set aside as ened. fold in fish. Turn into mold. wonderful national weekly, right from Washington, ing system* In which electrified air ones drawn to serve on the jury tor Kl^tk They hold weekly meetings. March 17th, so toe'story goes be Chill until firm. Unmold. Serve in propeller* are Installed to keep I). C., The Pathfinder. The Falldinder is the must the trial being held in Hillsboro. U I T E 'f l V W PUC f cau‘ e somi thuu»fht th« K°od Saint squares or slices. Garnish with r illC k U - > i was born on the eighth, and some stuffed olives, and sprigs of water cooling breezes moving through tbs A number from here attended a widely quoted paper in the w orld— and you will see rooms of the house. ik on the ninth. A day for parties, cress or parsley. Serves 8. ‘5(K>’' party held at the home of Finally, the new bulletin, which may why when you have it in your home, as more than Mr. and Mis. Leland Flint, Mom.«, **ete®nt‘ n* 18 driving a and pleasant events, and wearin o be obtained by request to the Holland a million others do. evening at their home of Scholls- ^ rt moie' roadster thes* days. the green whether your "nuther Molded Crab Meat Institute of Tberinology of Holland, Portland road. Mr. and and Mrs. Burch of To- and fayther are Oirish or not!” 1 package lemon flavored gelatine Mich., shows how these propellers In Call at our office, sec samples of The Pathfinder T I V u-1 a U bias station spent Saturday with Anything good and cheering may IV» cups boiling water crease beating efficiency and lower J J VanKleek, who was reporteo their dau?hter,^ Mr.s A1^ Wll. U eaten on Saint Patrick's Day* 3 tablespoons vinegar and order this club, or remit the fuel costa during cold weather. V4 teaspoon salt I . confined k I T to T - his bed. Z I ’ His uUt but sometnmg ■mount by mail. News, informa is ** S sgill yreen somethin« to . serve ■ . * 2 cups crab meat or other cooked The perking place around the maroF friends hope he has a very Mr. and Mrs C. W Struthers L d i o m e S fery P i V P^ ’ tion and entertainment for an en fish, flaked speedy re.overy. and son Kenneth were calling at the p: . .. , „7, " „ high school at 'Springfield has been \ cup celery, chopped tire year. W H A T A B A R G A IN ! graveled. 2 tablespoons pimiento, chopped Warren Wilson hae been builzing ¿ onda afteimoo^ Hlllsbor° ’ toes, of course. Wha^bctter ^hing a brooder house at his home on to do than U> cook them O’Brien, first 1 teaspoon onion juice Pleasant Valley Road during the Mr. Kelly Duncan has just fi- frying them in a bland salad oil, V4 cup mayonnaise past week to be used in connection u'Fhed setting out a large field of and then mixipg them with spieji Dissolve gelatine in boiling water Ballar . W i / m with his poultry business. black cap and red raapberry bushes onion and brilliant strips of canned Add vinegar and salt. Ohill. When Ballar i.acdafxa a u d _ .. . . tn the Handy place. pimiento? slightly thickened, fold in remain H. Pomeroy attended a meet- ing ingredients Turn into molds. ing of the delegates of the various Lfinrier guests at the C. W. potatoes O'Brien Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp Sunday schools in this district, held Siruthers home Sunday were Miss 1 jjt pared, cui>ed, law potatoes Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. Melen Bu, Miss Dorothea Strjthe>s, Sait and pepper and Mrs. E. T. Hesse of Scholls. *'*r- H °mer Allen and Mr, Lester 2 tbsps. onion 1 _ . . ... Robinson. Jay C. Leedy of Roseburg was 1 (314 oz.) can pimientoes in town Monday, calling on some ~ 2 tbsps. chopped green pepper of his old neighbors. Mr. Leedy I A lo h a - H u b e r R e v ie w Salad oil and family formerly res.ded on the 0 f — ® The potatoes should Be cut in pUc-e now occupied by Floyd B.eriy . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price v.sited half-inch cubes. Put them in a fry * nd iM u ly- m (*resham. Sundar- ing basket and mimerse in salad oil 1 Mr .and Mrs. D. E. Beck and Mrs. Hugh Lewis was a caller in heated to 350 degrees F., or until sens, David. Stanley, and Thomas of Beaverton Wednesday. it will brown a bit of bread in one l'ortiand took Sunday dinner with Mrs. Emma Bush visited with rel- m,nut«- u *;ain- da*t with salt and Mrs. Back s sister arid husband, Mr. , tiv„ in Port,and on Wednesu., PvPper- and add th® Kreen peppers,1 and Mrs Rebert Pomeroy, Tile an<J Thursday of this week. Pimientoes and minced onjon sauted Flat road. until tender in two tablespoonfuls The Grange was oil. mi ____ . , , *11« u ia iig c w « a pleased u tcascu a at t l the lie In e^u ar Monthly meet- Spiended turnout, and plans to give -------- . ing of the Ladies Aid society will - :_-i 6 ... be held at tne home of Mrs. George ' P y ' .Shamrock, may be made in any Snider, Pleasant Valley road, at ^ r' and Mrs. Andrew Denholm of of s®vera) ways, salads made of 2:00 o’clock on Wednesday afternoon Portland w*re dinner guests at ro“ ” ds pepper filled with March 18th. Oscar Mason's home Friday. cottage cheese, cookies cut sham- , th e F e rry -M o rte laboratory field». N o rock shape, and shamrock rolLn Mias Dorothy VanKleek, daugh- Th* Bowman Bros, entertained not so difficult as you thought when wonder F erry’s purebred Seeds produce ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Van frlCTds at ** P*rty ¿»turday night, there is no cutting in of fat as in vegetable* and flowers o f unequaled good Kleek, Pleasant Valley road, has ( a r ds and dancing were enjoyed. this recipe: j KITCHEN LORE FLEEING MAN CAUGHT BY A RADIO PICTURE Moving A ir Best, Blood Tests Show Big Value Club THIS PAPER AND « « « » ■». „“ “ r .: S™ Trjrs r- $ 1 .7 5 Why wish for 1 Summer? vacation N O W in FERRY' S S E E DS . . . t e s t e d f or been quite ill at her home during Mrs. Nettie Sivard had the mu- tie past week with intestinal flu. fortune to break her wrist Sunday, She is reported some better. whi|e .he was trying to crank a Mrs. Al Godfrey and daughter, Ford. Miss Amy arrived from California Harold Weisenbach of North last Monday, where they have been PUins was a dinner guest at the making their home for the past home of his grandmother, Mrs. A- 1 year. They will make their home on i ce Wheeler, Monday. tm?ir place on Tile Flat road. w a . Quite a number from Aloha at- - — “ L 7 7 " " ' : in *■ ¡ r s r i t s ner Saturday. Mrs. Clay Borland of North Plains was also present at the session of grange for the day. California .Shamrock Rolls 1 cup scalded milk 2 tbsps. sugar 1V4 tbsps. salt Cup corn oil f CUp corn oil e0p cold water „* . i ! * * 1 ,C* k* ^ tbepa. lukewarm water 3 pts. bread flour , n,ni' ; warm w» t « f and add to other mix- > A large crowd attended the cam ( ture- Add only enough flour to make party Saturday given by the new a sponge which can be beaten until Floyd Bierly has . had a — crew of xa* Grange of » Thirty tables snwoth. -------- I.*t fise V over and . »Ilf, V V « Aloha. as ' M U , a 1114 If lU ir i V V I I night liJC IIt |S f) II men bopping onion, durmg the past were in play After the party add enough flour to knead. U t week and a car load Were deliv- freshments were .»-..-j j ___ douirh served, __ and i . danc- dough riiu- rise airain again ■■»,¡1 until s«i.vi. double its ered to Robinson station Friday. bulk and shape _ rolls into sham- j ing was enjoyed till a late hour. Glenn Snider did the hauling with rocks by making tiny balls of hia truck. The onions were sold to dough, placing three balls in each Bids have been opened for clear- | a Portlatkl dealer. division of muffin pan. Then let ing the right-of way on the Mrs. Madge V. Wight was an Qiem double their hulk and bake Heppner-Spray highway, Oregon .honor guest at a tea given Tuesday in^ hot oven, 450 degrees F., fifteen Forest Project No. 32-D. afternoon by Mrs. George Wilcox minutes. For quick rolls use double and Mrs. John Peabody of Corne Bids will be opened in February or triple amount of yeast. ______ lius, for those who had taken ac by the »State Highway Department ; Even the menu must sport a bit tive parts in the Improvement club for the improvement of more than 154 miles of State roads and bridges, o f green. The colored cocoanut fro« i and Dramatic club work. 4 I --7-i • ness and beauty. IT f ir come tomatoes a deeper aearlet than You don’t really have to wait the turn o f the calen dar for your vacation. Take it now, when you need it most. Board a Southern Pacific train to California. T o San Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood . . . perhaps to Agua Caliente or Palm Springs. Some where down South you’ll find the carefree fun you need to fit you for the year ahead. A n y Southern Pacific agent will help you plan the trip. have ever been grown before . • . and aweeter peppers . . . fatter, yellow er aquaahea . . . all the vegetables in your garden abundant give F erry’s purebred Seed* evidence that produce more aurreaafully. C olor» in the flowers grown I,ook fo r the Ferry Seed Display Box filled with purebred seeds. It is placed near you, in your neighborhood store. Plant with F erry’s purebred Seeds this year and assure yourself o f a successful garden. Ferry-Morse Seed Co., P. O. Box 2529, San Francisco, Cal. from F erry’s .Seeds are more vivid , more gorgeous. T h ey fragrance. A ll this heritage o f superior have a richer, deeper •ixe, color, radiance and flavor is due to generations o f tested plants and seeds. Ferry's .Seeds ore not placed upon tha m arket u n til th e ir xtrain hat been tested Southern Pacific C. E. Allen. Agent BEAVERTON, OH EGON generations , th rou g h yea n o f seeding and grow th in FEMLY'S purebred SEEDS r
