HAMPSHIRE COUNTY FARMERS' MONTHLY 



OLD DEERFIELD 



FERTILIZERS 



'• Reasonable in Dollars and Sense" 



MANUFACTURED BY 



A. W. HIGGINS, Inc. 



SOUTH DEERFIELD, MASS. 



Telephone 140 



BISSELL'S TIRE SHOP 



NOllTHAMPTON, MASS. 



Miller, Goodyear, and U. S. Tires 



Tires and Tubes 



Vulcanized by Steam 



QOODYHAR SCRVICtf STATION 



FHKI-: A IK 



6G KIN<; STllKKI 



Tel. la<).i-M 



NORTHAMPTON 



COMMERCIAL 



COLLEGE 



"THE SCHOOL OF THOROUGHNESS" 



111 session twelve iiionths in 

 tlie year. Students adniitted 

 at any time and graduated 

 wiieii (•(iiupetent. 



Greater demand and better 

 salaries for business = trained 

 men and women than ever be« 

 fore. For catalogue and com= 

 plete information address 



JOSIEPH PICKKTT, Principal 

 76 Pleasant St., Northampton, Mass. 



FARMERS' EXCHANGE 



H. L. Mei'itt of Chesterfield has young 

 Chester White pigs for sale. 



Continued frnTii paj^e 1. rohnim :i 



they came out the way we expected or 

 not, to outline a live program of work 

 which will be a benefit to your commu- 

 nity, then either to elect project leaders 

 or a committee with whom the extension 

 workers may cooperate to carry on this 

 work. 



It is particularly noticeable that towns 

 making ,^uch programs have received the 

 best return for their money. We want 

 to give value received and it is only 

 through organized effort that this can be 

 done. You can do your part by attending 

 a community meeting and suggesting 

 lines of work on which you are willing 

 to cooperate. One of the aims of ex- 

 tension work is to make more profitable 

 agriculture. No public agency or indi- 

 vidual can accomplish this singlehanded. 

 It can only be accomplished through the 

 united action of the majority and they 

 must have their eyes on a common goal. 



Continued from jjaL'e 4. coliiniu 'A 

 1st Year Work 



First— Stella Hamlin. 



Second — Ruth Athei-ton. 



Third— Doris Thatcher. 



.3rd Year Work 



First — iWiriam Loud. 



Second — Hazel Holden. 



WARE 7 



1st Year Woik 

 First — Dominic Merino. 

 Second — Mary Mazik. 

 Third— Frank Maxim. 



WARE .3 



1st Year Work 

 First — Catharine Sygiel. 

 Second — Emily Darling. 



WARE CENTER 



1st Year Work 

 First — Minerva Trcla. 

 Second — Mary Pendergast. 

 Third — Anna Martowski. 



Firit- 



2nd Year Work 

 -Marv Shea. 



SOUTH WORTHINGTON 



1st Year Work 

 First— Evelyn Willet. 

 Second — Irma Patch. 

 Third— Muriel Clark. 



At Northampton Fail- the prizes in the 

 "Club Exhibit" went to: 

 First — Hockanum Club of Hadley. 

 Second — North New Salem Club of 



Franklin County. 

 Third— Pelham. 

 Fourth — South Amherst. 

 Fifth — Williamsburg. 



Other clubs entering in this class were: 

 Amherst, So. Amherst, Belchertown, Wil- 

 liamsburg, Hatfield, Plainfield, Ware 

 Center, Westhampton. 



W. H. RILEY & CO. 

 PLUMBING and HEATING 



KITCHEN FURNISHINGS 



AtJKNTS F(Ht 



(Jleiiwood Kiirim's ntid Lowe Hios. Paints 



Opji. Post ()rti<-i* N'lrtliHniptt'ii, Mass. 



Northainptnn 3natituttnn 

 fnr i'autnga 



In.ni|>..iiit.-d 1H42 



Deposits begin to draw interest on the 



first business day of each month 



.$1 will open an account 



The world was never in greater need of 

 saving and thrift than it is to-day. 

 Ojjen that new account or add to 

 your old one. . 



Open 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. 

 Saturdays, 9 A. M. to noon 

 Monday evenings, 6.30 to 8 



FIRST 



NRTIONF\L BRNK 

 NORTHAMPTON 



^"^^ The BanU on (Vie CorneT* ^^" 



We mai^e every effort 

 To render a faultless 

 Personal service. 

 May we serve you ? 



W'M. (;. BASSIHT, President 

 I". .\. K.VEELA.M), Vice-President 

 EDW.XUl) L. SHAW, \ ict-PrcsiilcrU 

 ELUI-KT L. AliXOLIl, Cashier 



