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clover seed is scarce, J. B. R.
Dickey, extension agronomist of the
Pennsylvania State College, asks
that all possible crops of such seed
in Pennsylvania be harvested. These
may include late-cut clover hay,
either first or second cutting, con-
taining enough seed to pay for
threshing it.
Store Machinery— Proper care
and good storage of farm machinery
during the winter will prolong the
life and insure better service of such
equipment. Drain all parts that
contain water to prevent damage
from freezing.
Order Ornamentals—Early order-
~ Control Grain Pests— Much of
the grain needed for shipment
abroad could be provided from sav-
ings made in the control of rats,
grain weevils, and other insect
pests. J. O. Pepper, extension ento-
mologist of the Pennsylvania State
College, urges fumigation of grain
storages and poisoning of rats.
Clover Seed Scarce—Because red
By d’Alessio
“Please, Jim, you take my pocketbook awhile and
Pll carry the suitcase!”
STRICTLY BUSINESS .
by McFeatters
“Will Joan speak to Rodney again? Will Cedric save little
Edgar from the mad Dr. Zukki? Will Scroggins
finish tomprrow's script on time?"
ing of desired shrubs and other
plants for Spring planting is recom-
mended. Many heavily demanded
kinds already are in short supply.
Provide Comfort— Best use of
scarce feed can be made on the
poultry farm if the layers are kept
as confortable as possible, 3% to 4
square feet of floor space per layer.
Contest Planned—A log sawing
contest will be staged Thursday
night, January 15, at the 1948
Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harris-
burg. Each county can send two
teams of two men each. Entry
must be filed with the Farm Show
Director by December 20, accom-
panied by a $2 fee for each team
entered.
Control Sheep Ticks—Sheep can
go through the winter without ticks
if they are treated with DDT before
cold weather comes. Get detailed
information from the county agri-
cultural office.
Apply Mulches— Newly planted
ornamentals can be mulched after
the ground is thoroughly frozen.
Fall Milk Needed—Level off milk
production by breeding more cows
and heifers to freshen in the Fall.
On Cruise
Howard W. Garbutt, seaman,
first class, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Garbutt of Center
Hill Road, Route 2, Dallas, is serv-
ing aboard the hospital ship USS
Consolation, on 2nd Task Fleet
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GET TO!
THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1947
maneuvers in the Bermuda and
Middle Atlantic seaboard areas.
Served On Cruiser
Serving as Reserve Executive Of-
ficer aboard the heavy cruiser USS
Rochester during a recent two week
Naval reserve training cruise to
San Juan, P.R., was Cmdr. Michael
Kevolic, USNR, husband of Mrs.
BEAUTIFUL
Tile Board
White, Cream, Blue and
Peach
35¢ Square Ft.
SHAVERTOWN
Builders Supply
10 East Center Street
Shavertown, Pa., Phone Dallas 42
WEST SIDE
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
G. HOWARD LEWIS, Prop.
Plasterer and Mason Materials
Brick—All Kinds
Calcium Chloride
“Heatilator” Fireplaces
Septic’ Tanks— Drain Tile
Sewer Pipe—Flue Lining
Roofing—Insulation
Steel Windows
“Everything But Lumber”
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PHONE 2-7572 :
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THANKSGIVING
SMOOTH FOX TERRIERS
Robert Neff, who has bred and judged fox terriers for many
years, must curtail his breeding, showing and judging activities
considerably because of ill health and has some grand dogs to
dispose of at fair but reasonable prices.
“Lightkeeper of Merricourt” by
Gangway ex Cloie of Fenbor—
definitely championship calibre,
$300
“Roberta of Fenbor” by Champ-
ion Archibold of Fenbor ex Alice
of Fenbor—$100
Contact Mr. Neff direct at—
FENBOR KENNELS
BRUSH HOLLOW ROAD, WESTBURY, L. I, NEW YORK
or get in touch with
MERRICOURT KENNELS
(MARGARET COTTLE)—SHAVERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA
“Blaze of Fenbor” by Peter of
Fenbor ex Cloie of Fenbor (has
five championship points) very
nice on the small side, $100
“Jennifer of Merricourt” by
Champion Queensbury Last
Word ex Cloie of Fenbor—$100
THE SPIRIT AND SEASON OF THANKSGIVING 60 BACK TO
THE PILGRIM FATHERS... BUT OUR CELEBRATION
OF IT AS A NATIONAL HOLIDAY WE OWE TO —
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FOR 17 YEARS SHE WORKED
TO HAVE A DAY OF THANKS
SET ASIDE TO BE
OBSERVED THROUGHOUT
THE NATION.
HER GonL wAS ATTAINED IN 1864 WHEN PRESIDENT LINCOLN
ISSUED A PROCLAMATION ASKING "MY FELLOW-CITIZENS
IN EVERY PART OF THE UNITED STATES ...TO OBSERVE
THE LAST THURSDAY OF NOVEMBER AS A DAY OF
THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE...” :
FROM THAT TIME ON, THIS PAY HAS STOOL AS A SYMBOL
OF FAMILY UNITY AND NATION-WIDE THANKSGIVING.
‘MARY WORTH'S FAMILY ¢
Srunneo BY
THE NEWS HE
HAS JUST
HEARD, TOM
KANE PACES
THE FLOOR
OF HIS
OFFICE,
WHILE ®
COLUMNIST
POLLY
PLUMPSETT
GRIMLY
AWAITS
HIS
DECISION!
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Mary Kevolic of Dallas.
The cruise, in which 477 reserve
enlisted men and 33 reserve officers
participated, was designed to re-
fresh the reservists’ previous train-
ing and to acquaint them with the
latest developments in Naval equip-
ment.
Plan Bazaar and Supper
Dorcas Bible Class will hold a
bazaar and the Ladies Auxiliary
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will
serve a cafeteria style baked ham
supper, Wednesday night, December
3, at Shavertown Fire Hall.
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Call us—And we will give
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