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Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 7

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Bryan, Texas
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7
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BUDGI COTTONS OR SPHNO 35c 49c 37c 19c 35c Second to none with mo everyone! 15c A 527 CAULILOWER Pound' 'I 15c 29c Pound 1 rii I 0 RR MADf WlfH SeCrlAyOACfffXOt 4 MARSHMALLOWS 22c 'A Several of the cooperators of thepfazos Robertson Soil Conser SAUSAGES 15c CARROTS ONIONS I is i servation sGroup east of Edge is constructing channels thisZweek to i be sodded: in preparation for sout lets for terraces to be constructed this' coming all 'after: his crops are harvested This is one of the steps in his plan for soil conser vation and 'improvement in order that hiyfarm will continue to be a producing unit 1 A 7h I food vatiefj District are busy parrying out conservation fort lie maintenance and improvement of their farms ats outlined in their plans with the district 1J Welch in the Cottonwood Conservation j'Grouif is building approximately one mile of terra ces on his farm north of Bryan The lines were run by the engi neeringcrew of the Soil Consef 4 4 4 44 We woo your patronage with this CENTimental Valentine of Values packed with hearty foods priced low to help' you save to your content Accept our proposal that you shop here this weekend and see for yourself how easy how enjoyable it is for you to do ALL your food buying in our complete market If sweet on savings if you love good find a of a market Appliance Center 314 Main Ph 2 7300 for solid sfvS Boogie Woogie Efude Jose Iturbi Texas and Pacific Louis Jordan THE BRYAN (TEXAS? DAILY EAGLE THURSDAY EBRUARY 13 1947 7 resh' Driht new as Spring itself! These not last season left overs but lock of brand new paste! prints that Wards have just collected as special value fol you! Shirtwaist rip andbutton front styles Sizes 14 20 38 DOG OOD 3 Si iConservationQf Soil Practiced On Brazos arms A WILD RICE "700c resh STEAKS CATISH 65 WORK SHOES or all kinds of iohs in doors and out Soft black elk tanned leather Double leather soled 6 12 7 '0 RIBS 39c SKYLAKE TCKtRS 25c BROWN PUMP 47 Regularly sold at 495 X't si br Popular sling back style of smooth' rich leather Pnolene soles Sizes 4 8 DAINTY TRIMMED SUP j97 Of fine long wearing rayon with delicate lace edging at top Tearose or white Sizes from 32 to 40i VALUE DAYS Wednesday Thursday riday Saturday So'dAom rf MINCE MEATPlg for sweef and meHow Close My Eyes Dinah Shore And So To Bed Vaughn' Monroe latest popular records resh Baltimore OYSTERS 65 44444 Swiftrs Brookfield Roll or Link SAUSAGE 7 49c OOD VALUES LAMB Leg or Rolled Shoulder Group Will: Meet At Brenham Again a BRENHAM eb Brenham will be host to the Texas Gulf Coast Press association May IT and 10 for the third successive year it was decided at a recent directors meeting refused to consider any other city for the convention declaring the last two conventions have been so successful and en joyable in Brenham that a ma jority of the members want to come back The association is com posed of editors and publishers of newspapers throughout the Texas Gulf Coast area Officers of the association in clude Ernest BosI of Schulenburg president: Donald Norton of Con roe vice president Arthur Le i fevre Jr of Houston assistant to the president Stanley Tevis of Houston secretary Abe Penny of Houston is the program chair man and already has begun plan ning a program of business and social sessions At their meeting directors voted to endorse a proposed constitu tional amendment which would permit the state to finance an ad vertising program to attract new industries and visitors to Texas for something diRerent ALBUMS Stephen oster avorites Sammy Kaye Rhumbas 7 Carlos' Molina OLEO DC A fresh green I tAu Rlack ve No' 2 Can SAlVtSTON HOUSTOirSKWlRItS INC CllwUm Tra Prescot Distributing Agency' PRESCOT I 104 28th St i Bryan Texas 2 2669 4 a'' I 1 Tendered Picnic HAMS Poud RIO GRANDE VALLEY 8Pound Bug 3 10c I or your convenience our Record Shoo is onen until 8 I Tuesday thru riday Better Homes resh ull Dressed RYERS (1 to 2 Lb Size) tZQc Per Pound WU VETEMNS Of ORM MRS Brazos County Post No 4692 Needs Your Service EYE i 0 Strawberries pkg 65c Green Beans pkg Green Limas pkg Green Peas pkg ETTC infertile LUUJ Dozen LOUR TBocxRUiL 39 34c JJ25c were the Spanish American World War No 1 or No if you hsid foreign service we have need of you now PROBLEMS confront us today as VETERANS 2JLSTATE LEGISLATURE and NATIONAL CON GRESS ARE BOTH IN SESSION and are daily pass mg the laws that will confront us in times to come and no doubt will affect us and our families for years to come INVESTIGATE THE NEED inquire of someone you know to be a member of this ORGANIZATION then adjust yourself to the heeds VETERANS OREIGN WARS' BRYAN: TEXAS STURDY WORK SHIRTS 58 Well tailored shirts of 7 strong cotton chambray san forized shrink over 1 17 afr 'iuallu 'i li TH ill wa By vation Service Bryan work unit IT ff 1 which is assisting the district (j vOflSl 'it CSS and Mr "Welch: slowed out the lines Ifff chese the channel type terrace with a four foot flat bot tom and a small ridge at the back to reinforce the channel and give it a larger water carrying capaci ty By having a low ridge the terraces will be easier to cultivate end maintain Henry Schram in the Tabor Conservation1 Group Northeast of Tabor 13 bedding under his vetch in preparation for planting eorn He planted vetch nearly last all using 250 pounds of superphos phate per acre This vetch now averages from four sto five tons of green fnatter per acre to be turned under Mr Schram been using vetch aS a winter cover and soil improving crop for sever al years turning the vetch un Ider two to three weeks before planting his crop Morgan the Bowman Conservation Group just 5 south east of Reliance A Hartsfield in the Reliance Group just south of Reliance and Tom and Moore in the extreme lower end of Brazos county are carrying out conservation practices in de veloping their pastures by clear ing timber and brush to facilitate mowing and a better cover of grass Tom and Moore are now preparing to overseed their bats with hubam clover which wilfbe used as feed and the straw turned under after the clover is harvested to increase: the fertility of the land A rame in the Payne Con IRON PAD AND COVER SET 249 PLATORM ROCKER 3495 biify ravon and fiber 1 Select hardwood in gold pad that holds its shape strong cot en maple finish! 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