SUPPLY YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS and NEIGHBORS with GARDEN SPOT SEED and Pri* Your Preaiw Fflff J M«4 N* Mmayrw* Ti«a4 VM aarf ray th. Pamn tut txpress M BvatytMaaT. He wtra' - . " * Money to Pay WkM Htm PealWithV. t
Deliciousness in Vegetables You who have mar* veled at the rare sweetness <strong>of</strong> new peas and corn, or the cool, alluring taste <strong>of</strong> melons, B must appreciate that someone knew how. The secret is yours if you have our new catalog Stokes Seeds—1920 It is an unusual agricultural cata- ; log, frankly telling <strong>of</strong> both the good and inferior qualities <strong>of</strong> vegetables and f lowers-also many other things <strong>of</strong> interest io the country dweller. Ask for your copy promptly—the edition is limited. . STOKES SEED FARMS CO., Growers," Windertnoor Farm \t}\ Mooreatown, N. J. im\wiii ^ C$^NWM&3H£ iffaMSasMr W^^^^^M Any respectable woman resident <strong>of</strong> Athens jMkty PEACOCK s milMakV* T^ W%^ WEEDS 100,000 satisfied customers plant TKem yearly, producing big crops. Tested for quality on our own proving grounds. Send for Home Garden Trial AssortmenUto prove Peacock High Quality—all for cost—25c. Beans, Davis Wax ¦ Beets, Detroit park Red Carrots, Danvers Cucumbers, Cbi.Picklinit Lettuce, Simpson Onions, Yellow Globe Spinach, Victoria Radish, White Tip Write f or big f ret 1920 Catalog /gjSES^ SS pages fully illustrated /J§!|sSg% EVERETTE R. PEACOCK CO. WgMm I aeedeniBri"T B\JeBfy 4006 N. Cicero Ave. Chicago, III. ^&i^ ^^BVPPiFp^wJPP'fl.Fi. L'M'fii '. C'fr iCll [Jf^B&4 LLLaUM sotf Send 50c and get 14 big 5c I, - V»A ;- packets <strong>of</strong> Beans. Peas, Beets. I 7JJJ7 » |-tr.K'.w-"'^sS- Ltax&Si noted, is "open to girls only.' ;\ Our girls will be our women very soon. Clubs Co-operate DURING the war, the women in several country communities <strong>of</strong> Marathon County, Wisconsin, had formed auxiliaries to the county chapter <strong>of</strong> the Red Cross. These auxiliaries met faithfully every two weeks and' did the work assigned to them. With the signing <strong>of</strong> the armistice the necessity for their work ceased and they were reluctant to discontinue their meetings. But, as these meetings had given them an opportunity for social intercourse so much to be desired in county communities, at-the suggestion <strong>of</strong> the Home Demonstration Agent , these little groups re-organized as Home Demonstration Clubs. This is their constitution: Article One This organization shall be known as the Women's Club <strong>of</strong> . Article Two The object <strong>of</strong> this club shall be the mutual Improvement <strong>of</strong> its members in Homemaking and the communityjnterests <strong>of</strong> the day. Article Three or vicinity shall be eligible to membership in this organization. Article Four The Officers <strong>of</strong> this organization shall be a president, vice-president, secretary and a treasurer. The Officers arid an executive committee <strong>of</strong> three, appointed by the president , shall constitute a Board <strong>of</strong> Managers to conduct the affairs <strong>of</strong> the club. Article Five Sec. 1—There shall be regular meetings <strong>of</strong> the club every two weeks on Friday at 4:00 P. M. Sec. 2—The annual meeting <strong>of</strong> the club shall be on the first meeting in January, for the election <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficers and transaction <strong>of</strong> other proper business. Sec. 3—The refreshments shall consist <strong>of</strong> two articles <strong>of</strong> food. Article Six Each member <strong>of</strong> the Club shall pay, on or before the first meeting in December, an annual fee <strong>of</strong> twenty-five (25) cents. Article Seven Two elective <strong>of</strong>ficers and ten members shall Constitute a quorum to conduct the business <strong>of</strong> the club. BadlttarTOfflnto-t.. write for blr ¦Jnw**** 1 **'! Article Eight ft00aasortmrnt. Nawleed cattlos J&esmaWPlM%f 9t III Address Daot,ei. sSWStswlSsssgSt Any section <strong>of</strong> this constitution and • — -*?T5ffiiti *"—*-"*, /KsaBw&BEi r2&^\ *iiwtitiii>i»i, iWSKJSrisfF mbby-laws may be amended by a two-thirds vote <strong>of</strong> the members, due notice on any proposed amendment having been given at a m^^mmmprevious meeting or by letter, two weeks in advance to time <strong>of</strong> voting on such amendment. IN WITNESS WHEREOF : We have l UlVjSff ^^ PUp»^^ BUIST'S hereunto set our hands .this third day <strong>of</strong> GARDEN GUIDE FREE October, 1919. ^r Telle haw to make a kitchen a-ardenaopply r rour table and reduce burn coet ox ilvlna. Send today - 140 pages<strong>of</strong> expert advice. Special President. booklet <strong>of</strong> Vegetable and flower Collections Included. Free Flower Seeda with ciders <strong>of</strong> GO cents tad over. Secretary. Robert Bulst Co., Dept. T, Philadelphia, Pa- The first <strong>of</strong> these clubs was organized on May 8, 1919. Others have been formed and now we have twelve active Women's CONDONS GIANT f|1AM A HHA EVERBEARING 1 If ITJUm 1U Clubs and four large community clubs in •OWEN our county. And we are not "done " -wie*n OF «r WE MARKET." 8I« Moneymaker. Urse, solid by "g^ Meetleirt aeuur. fe letrodiM to Ton ..ffiSa^eC^. »T Nertaem, Grown "Bore Crop" Lire any means. There is a steady demand for jtSEHManSaVBeeds . we will mail Ham- too W seeds <strong>of</strong>CaeifJMBHMgnUaii'. «l«t trerbe.rlni |"rtlSI5 the organization <strong>of</strong> such community groups Bsmmk\\mm ^^^k\Tsm»t» and oar B1 IBEI B "I B * HMHHiyRMn molFlBM Garten and I ¦< *)¦ HffitfBwKiilMSIaTt-Farra Galdt. Tttlt hew, when tad what- in various parts <strong>of</strong> the county. ^BBBMIIHI1 IliUiiaV*U£!? ot teT P1**0** ud pr<strong>of</strong>it, Sand But we cannot go too fast with such BaBnill ^VCONDoK BROS., Seedsmen ^^¦¦Hr Back filler Valtm Stti FnTTn important work for it is one thing to organize a country women's club and quite ^•aTaTtaTawaw "^ »oi B7 HOCMORO, 1U.1NOIS another matter to keep it in successful operation. We cannot risk even one failure. *« 9*^ FREE "MS100 So during the infancy <strong>of</strong> the clubs we are giving them special help until they acquire mi ^i^ottUo It f »i\ the confidence and independence necessary to healthy growth. For this reason, 'I^BHI and Plants and Fkt. Giant ¦i Lk'fililUllBBfl Pansy Sent FREE. Best saWK-B I! l> BafaTaaH New Seeds aure to grow.at BHifclllJilBawBr low JJ ices - Gardeners asic each club is visited at every fourth or fifth ^Hl li ^^ ^ AINEEBBRO S. meeting, and otherwise is kept in close ^^BBtT tio. t33.Blfc.RocMord.lll. touch with the Home Demonstration pa|jv Get Low Prices' |ff|[ 11 on Berry Boxes FreeUatalotl Showsyouhowyou Ifljfr ,/////////» can save money by buyine direct -earn jllUm from the largest Berry Box owa "•« jiMfflMjjf Basket Factory £|B H OHU HUHSEK'S LMQMTOR BvB| I LITRE FALLS. N. Y. l^lSf I and Father's fl tittle Helper jk gi* nioeT Cream Separators, •jn85MJtB]2B! Ereezers, Grain Grad- HBBH ^B|B£HP9 Shelters, Fanning .. J^^^"Se?tTJe5s^eTai Mills, and all the little loba it the house or the barn. "Hafa-Hor$" Engine is a woman's engine. Just step on the foot DeooHo start it, Coeta less than 3o an hour to run. , — Welgha only 62 Iba. Speed —•axasteJsmmktk. adjusted to suit job while run- ^^tsSR^mm mop;. Ball bearing. Impossible _/3>T""^»»»>. to overheat All moving parts «*y ^^- safely enclosed. Guaranteed l!M37-T9!ltl'U please or money reloaded. HMr.Min.f l *" Writs for circular. lim MS MOTOR CO., 70 Elver St, Elgin, III SAVE yoURlBUILDINCS ,*dgglBk ' Buy Paint (ffSffS^DIRECT )JjJTljMl/AtFir8tCo8t BflVwBlW ' ^ '** Freight LVJ'MaUQ' m QUALITY THE BEST BZ.Tlhf»l l UaV It has the Full Ufa In It |H"*J*aUllHr iBf! "ben delivered to yon. Mariwaal GUARANTEED ' 9BBBBcl ^ For 6 and 1 Years. ^^SSSSS^T. you will b» greatly Mais Fresh For Yosr Order pleased alter yonose It. INSTRUCTIONS fox Minting with each order. Writs Todai lot my tREB PAlNT BOOK and Color Cards. Tells why paint should be fresh. O. L. CHASE, The Paint Man. PepartmentJ5__gTJiOjng 1 Ha»_ EMHNE&rftf/VLSU Gasoline-Kerosene ~ jM 0 ^aejafea^li T 3 tO 30 H"P .aflBeW ^a*BBaa^P^^^ eta3or,«ryBnaPort-^^^|^^^ IGNmON S^rttt ^=»»B^Wto fcr latert Dirert IK »^ta"''"/g^rEC»t PertoVi. prices on. all styles ,, *"with »BBBfi¥§ I^l!? BosehStaiidard G***mk *sm926nf only rM Ignition for Kerosene. ^SSISaMIPy BAVTOlB TO $500 BirHMd at^JJeHsSar DIRECT. Catalog FREE. l YVfltflrlHine Wort ^^1®^: I 23ae Emplr»BldI..Prttlblirgl >,Pa. JfMj»'«>^s5l^^^fc\p/ MYfifnV ^IffaWiK ^"' "
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