GARAGE LaY-OUT T7ILL 3S
CRiJIGED I7EXT hONTE
Bigiit after tlio first of the year, the
enrage promises a Charlie in its lay-out
, which is designed to r;ivc neater sorvico
to the customer, according to Robert
Laurie, manager of the garage. At the
present time there is only room fer two
cars to be repairdd at cnc tine in the
small portion of the building on the south
sido which is now being used for that nrk,
The garage management is now planning to
re-nrran :e the building so that all
mechanical cquip;..ont end the repair
service will be on the north end of the
building where there is considerably acre
room. It will then bo possible to service
four cars at one tine.
The south side of the building will then
be devoted to a now retail department.
Counters will be placed in the front of
the building and a full line ex’ tires and
tubes, Eastern Oil and Pyroil, and autc
ncbilo equipment will be handled for the
retail trade. They expect to be ablo to
speed up service at the gasoline pump
inasmuch as there will be some cne in
the retail department close to the pump.
The garage expects to conclude rrrangc
nents early next month to have an agency
for Eirestonc products.
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Seattle
Farmers
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1.15
.16 & .1'
.07
.18
.29
6.00
4.00
7.75
6.50
a a
tl:
■a armors
.46
.54
1.75
advance
.25
.18
.25
.25
15. oO
7.50
14.00
10.00
Overage
178.79^
24t
(Lar.~e E ,~a:
(Uediun S^ts
Small E,- *
52.17)o
92, 30$
157.14^
38.69;o
25. 0
150.00#
67.5C=o
potatoes
Colored. Hens
Lcfiicrns (Hens)
" broilers
Colored 11
Veal Tressed
Cows, Live
Ho gs, 1 i vc, choi cc
53.34# Lambs, Live
nrs r 4-f
oO. 64/0
aL®Y tolls us it would be a ftood idea for
all chicken growers to make a practice of
using 31aclc Lcaf-40 occasionally on the
roosts. This will kill lice or mites ;uid
help to keep chickens healthy.
QUOT-ATIOLS TO are unchanged this
v/cek.
MECHAifI CAL SQUIFLEllT F02
CLLAdluG- 3j2IIiG OVERHAULED
At the present tine the nechanics at the
far ace are working cn the Mechanical
equipnent, mcludinc ’cats' and bulldozers,
Cettinc then in shape for the larco anount
of clonrin ; that is expected to be done
this sui.incr,
The r;rr&,~c advises that they do not ex
pect to do any work until about June when
'the frost will be cut cf the cround. They
have received requests to use the bulldozer;
for stunpinc this winter but they feel this
is inadvisable ns it is not very practical.
If stunps are renoved during the winter
Months, it neans unny cf the roots aro
left in the cround. This neans a lot
ncro pickinc up to be done in the spring
and a croat .-.any more plows broken.
"Altc,yethcr, " says Bob Laurie, "winter
bulldozin' is unsatisfactory both fren
the standpoint of the farrier*s extra
work and the life of the Mechanical
equipnent. Y,'c want t~ five the farriers
as ccod a job as we possibly can at the
least expense."
ErJTCHZiiY a..i;oui;css chick
OrdLinS TaKKI; KZXT hOUTK
In lino with the plan tc deliver chicks
to the farmers oarlier this year, ilex
Sherrod, ;*ana.;er of the hatchery, wants
all those interested in chicks this
conin ; year to si-.-nu.pfor the number
they want and the delivery. He will be
ready to take ti.esc orders bcainniny on
mmidny, January 17, and expects the first
let .f custom- hatchedchicks will bo ready
for delivery—2 days old—about the middle
of liar eh. He suyyests that any one v/ar.t
in.y chicks sh'u’ d plan to come tc the
hatcher;- office on cr after January 17 to
siyn up.
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’7E 522 TIL»T the .treccry dopartnont of the
Trading Post has installed sono sprays to
keep the vegetables fron dryin/t cut.
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Klr;h-r;ualit:r leather - - export vrork
Open Tuesdays, 'Thursdays and Saturdays
for shoe—ending and pcncrol
ropair - breeches, tents, etc.
COIOIiY CC33L23. & ihhuIESS SEC?
Don't ferret to turn in the noney for
the Christars Seals sent you before the
first of the year.