The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19??, February 13, 1920, Image 7

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INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT
B U S I N E S S
Write ue for prices. F ‘
186 F irst St., P ortlan d.
P L A T N JG — N IC K E L A N D SI LV E R
W rite today fo r p fic e i^ w e 'T n T y ^
p
osta g e on sm all p arcels. C aliforn ia P la t­
C om m ercial Inform ation furnished free
of cha rge . C at a lo g u e a sup plied e nd c o m ­ ing W ork s, 214 2nd 8 t.t P ortlan d._______ ^
PERSONAL
m e r c i a l In qu iri es c h e e r f u l ly a n s w e r e d .
W r i t e a n y f i r m b e lo w l Do It n o w l
M A R iT V iF J L O N E lT Y ^ n ^
m e; best and m ost su cc e ssfu l “ H O M E
M
A K E R '’ ; hu ndreds rich w ish m arria ge
A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C O L L E C T IO N»
soo n ; strictly c o n fid e n tia l; m oat reliable;
Fea riy Bn».. Inc.. 8U6 Dekum Building.
years o f e x p e rie n ce ; d e scrip tion free.
S h o r t A d j u s t m e n t Vo., 826 NWV B n k . Big! “ T h e S u ccessfu l Club,*’ M rs. B all, B ox
D I R E C T O R Y
Plea«« Mention This Paper When Anawerinjr Theae Advertisement«.
I f you Must sell vour L IB E R T Y or V IC T O R Y
bonus -se ll to us. I f you can buy more L IB E R T Y
or VIC TO R Y bonds buy from us. W e buy and sell
at the New York market
G O V E R N M E N T A N D MUNICIPAL B O ND S
BONDS
MUSKRATS
FRED
DUNDEE
Motor Gar Repairing & Machine
Works
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .
OTTER, MINK,
RACCOON,
OPOSSUM
S tòck
A
& L e
llen
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w is
B
e s t
r a n d
i
HUTCH’S
TIRE
&
SUPPLY
A r o n son'S. B roadw ay and W ash in g ton Sts
on ce.
H E M S T IT C H IN G
F llu M. Stevens, 2nd I Ir, 860ft Morrlaon.
^ K O D A K S A N D F O U N T A IN PEN S
^ a n d y , P ortlan d’s K od a k am i Ben man.
M I L L I N E R Y A E A R C L E Y CORSET
J om is M illinery, 89 G r a n d A ve .
Dept. B., Lie be* Bldg.
Portland,
PORTLAND. ORE.
-
M U S IC
Ore.
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W e pay Highest Market Price for B utterfat
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4
and send check by return mail.
Send ue your name end we will mail you our quotation.
RIVER VIEW DAIRY COMPANY,
1003 Belmont St..
Portland. Oregon.
Established 1911.
TALBOT & CASEY, Inc.
Authorized Ford
ird Dealers
Dealen
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w
Nil
A V P
No. A 1
1 CVanH
1
V ,ia ilU A V C *
When in town, bring your Ford to us. Exceptional
repairing facilities by first-class Ford mechanic«.
Magnetos re-charged in car while you w ait Try
us for parts.
Rooms SI per day and up. Special monthly rates.
Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home.
Southern Pacific electric train depot in same
building. J. W. BUSHONG. Manager.
285 Alder St., cor 4th - PORTLAND. ORE
Hotel Alder
¡ 5 ------ *
D IX IE B R E A D
H AYN ES-FO STER BAKING CO.
Portland, Ore.
A s k Y o u r G rocer
T IC K E TS
Dixie Co., Astoria, Ore.
and
UDELL
&
CLARKE
PORTLAND, ORE
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1 1 PSi
MODERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
148, 13th St., Portland, Ore.
WANTED--HUMAN CURIOSITIES
O f unusual nature. L o n g en ga gem en t, g o o d sala ry .
ticu la rs in fir s t letter.
DOLLS A ND
PROTECT
YOUR
PYORRHEA
N O V E L T IE S
EYES
D E N T IS T S
REALTORS
and Buyers’ Guide, o f vital interest to
Interstate L and Co., 248 Sta rk at.
SHEET M ETAL A HETINNING W h e .
Union A ve. M etal W ks., 4J_l Union A ve.
S A N I T A R I U M — ____________________________
Ur. A. V. D ow n s, 94u C orb ett St.
GARDENERS, POULTRYMEN,
ORCHARDISTS & FARMERS
1 4 5 1 4 7 2 1 * ST P o r t l a n d
PLASTER
H ose C ity N ov elty W ks., 1U6 G rand a. ve.
Sm ith Long Service, 31U Bush A L ane HI.
1920 Seed Catalog
MUSIC TAUGHT SUCCESSFULLY BY CORRESPONDENCE.
PHONOGRAPHS
U. Jf. Joh nson P la n o Co., 149 6th.
P IP E S , F ITT IN G S , A L L SIZE S
¿ I d d i-B e r e n s o n Co., 2(18 K rönt SL
A. K. HurwJtz, O ptom etrist, 226 F irst Bl.
SALEM BAKING CO., Salem, Ore.
Piano and all band and orchestral instruments. Personal attentiona from a personal teacher.
A western school for western pupils.
No long waits between lessons.
M A N IC U R IN G
H ofstea th er, 166ft 3rd bet. M or. A Vamnlil
PIANOS A TALKING MACHINES
S ou le B ros., 166 T en th St.
P IA N O S A N D
Money Orders
105 Third St.,
Write today
for our
A
P H O T O G R A P H IC S T U D IO
TO
Portland, Or.
S H A M P O O IN G
M y rtle Clarke. 733 M organ B ldg. P ortland
Europe
Genuine Ford Parts
SCHOOL
O regon C on servatory o f M usic, 165 4th at.
O IL
R T I T T F R I T A T
MAKER
FA R M L IG H T ING P L A N T
~
L a l l e y Light, »3 1st St.
G O IT R E S P E C IA L IS T
It. M K n v in , M . D , 300- o l J o u r n a l Bldg.
D IA M O N D S A N D J E W E L R Y
H. LIEBES & CO.,
CO.,
70 Sixth Street.
GOWN
and all other furs.
We pay highest prices. ,
W e send your money at
SAVE 75 PER CENT OF YOUR TIRE VALUE
Gainatrcd 4000 Hilts
EXPERT
M iss M. E. Cole, 207 T ilford Bl, 10 & Mor.
W e give you a fair deal.
Give us a trial.
You can avoid the high prices o f some new fires. As long as the
fabric is in good condition, don't throw them away, build onto
them—Express in your old tires.
<?
O re
I f y ou o n ly k n ew the a stou n d in g b e n ­
e fits to be d eriv ed fro m this L ife -G iv ­
ing,
H e a lth -R e sto r in g ,
In v ig ora tin g
TEACHERS AGENCY
Y ates-F ish er, free registration, Hruy mg.
W ATER
SYSTEM
D u ro Pum ps, 93 1st S t . _______________
CANCER TREATED
L ow ell M. Jones, M . l>., 312 M org a n m e g .
ACCORDI AN
A C C E S S O R IE S
Classy Bug Bodies
Prices—$05 and up.
B u rn ea a &
Y ou
C a n ’t B r e a k ’E m !
Get Springs with written guarantee for year.
15,000 Springs in Stock.
Portland. Ore.
SAFE
AN D
CENTRAL -REASO N AB LE
GENERATOR
y ou w ou ld n ot b e w ith o u t one fo r
m an y tim es its sm all cost.
F re e b o o k tells the w h ole story.
1 1th and Stark, Portland, Ore.
Excellent Cafe
Casco Bldg.,
RATES
NORTONIA HOTEL
But Meets AH Trains
Portland, Ore.
Wanted at Once
A live m an In ea ch c o m m u n ity to han
die B est Y et P rod u ct, an A u to n ecessity
w h ic h has p rov ed its su ccess. G ood m on ey
w ith fin e p rop osition to righ t m an. W rite
fo r p a rticu la rs.
UNITED SALES CO.,
£33 W a sh in g to n St.
TH E
B E S T E IN
at HEILIG
THEATER
V A U D E V IL L E
P i il\ A /P f?< \
Phones Main 5102
■ V -3 ?
737 Washington St..
Portland. Oregon
Keep the Northwest Prosperous by
using Northwestern Made Goods
ZAN BRO S., Inc.
When in Portland try thi* RESTAURANT
PEPPER
BOX
PORTLAND.
SALGRENE
Ask your druggist to procure it for
you. Mix SALGRENE with olive oil
and take as directed.
Smelt
Send Orders to
H E Y E S B R O S .,
B I S S I N G E R & C O .,
No "Dope
108 Fifth St„ N«l is New'Perkins Hslel
FRESH COLUMBIA RIVER SMELT Soon to Appear
205 Yamhill St.,
PORTLAND, ORE.
W ool, Pelts, Tallow.
W ool Pullers
largest dealers on the CoMt 148-164 Northjrith St.. P. O. fbox 4378 Portland,
Ore ; Wool Pullery Sellwood Sta..lPortland. _ Ship us your goods; highest prices
paid at all times.
N O R R IS S A F E A LO C K CO.
105 S econd S treet, P ortlan d
I
P r i n t i n g - E n g r a v i n g .. B o o k b i n d i n g
_5w?n in Portland,
PORTIAMO. ORIOOh
COM PLETE U N E O P STEEL A
PILING DEVICES A N D SYSTEMS
■-'’ t o p a t
ri Jnc-* P o r tla n d /io te .
¿
Ground G ripper
Shoes
are made and
carried in stock
lor men,women
and children,
and can be fit
by mail.
R ic h a r d ^
nilcLp
^ danger
UN I VERSAL ^|r a M
f
PAU t, AUTOMATIC'S,™.
A M od e ra te ly .P rice d H ot.1 o f M .r lt
H O TEL
NOKTHVff ' V ’n " o .- tv
C A 0 P E T J W E A ^ M Y G _A N D ^ C L E A N IN G
Fluff Hugs From Old Carpets
R a g R u g s, ail sixes. M ail ord ers p rom pt.
Send fo r B ook let
9x12 R u gs, S team or D ry C leaned. *1.60.
W F S T F R N F L U F P RU G CD.
54-68 Union A ve. N . _
F a st 6616, 11-1475
AND
D Y E IN G
F o r reliable C lean in g n u d T S y ein g 'serv ^
Ice sen d p a rcels to us. W e pay retu rn
postu ge.
In form ation and p rices g iv en
upon request.
E N K F S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S
E stablish ed 1890
P ortland
DRUGS BY
M A I L _________________~
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O reg on H erb s (N a tu re 'sT e a T u u n T ld iie y
and bla dd er troubles. 60 c a p k g by mall.
P lu m m er D rug C o, 3d A M adleon, P ortland
d ire c t a t w h olesale prices.
W rite for
p rices b e fo re bu y in g . H e a co c k Sash A
D o o r C o., 212 F irs t S t., P ortland.
tO jD E S ^ JW O O L S ^ & ^ C A scA R A ^ B A jq ^ ^ ^
^ lY a p a y li^ n e s t ^ T n T c e s ^ A v y r t e ^ m r 'T o r
q u ota tion . K ah n B ros.,
F ron t St.
FURS— RAW
FURS BOUGHT
land B ldg., upstairs.
H A IR D R E S S IN G
j
H ID E S
AND
CLIFFO R D
Eaat M orrison St. and B a ri Sixth
I S1.2S par D ay.
T w o In a R oom . II.T l.
SEND FOR LITERATURE
GROUND GRIPPER SHOE SIORES
w m W u k S tm t. Portland. O r q w .
7M 8 t Heieaa Ava.. Tarawa. Wa
M O N U M E N T S
PO RTLAN D M ARBLE W ORKS
264-266 F ou rth St.— Neu Bros.
M A N U F A C T U R IN G J E W E L E R S
R oss A C o., Inc. S p ecial ord er w ork.
F in e w ork m a n sh ip. P rom p t m all service.
M oh aw k Bldg.
Dl'* * T*ortland, Ore.
NATUROPATH
Polite.
Horrow-ble.
Uncle Eben.
Human beings were made to suc­
ceed and be happy when they work
together on the “ each for all and all
for each” basis. Put them together any
other way and they won’t get on at
At a wedding recently, when the
clergyman asked the bride, "W i lt thou
have this man to be thy wedded hus-
hand?” she, with a modesty which lent
her beauty and additional grace, re­
plied, ’If you please.”
Calico Rock Progress (reporting il­
lustrated lecture). “ You would be bor­
row stricken to see some o f the pic­
tures that are full of blood and hor-
row.”— Boston Transcript.
" A man dat keeps talkin' 'bout his-
self,” said Uncle Eben, "som etim es
surprises you by de way he manages to
make a purty good speech on a mighty
slim subject.”
Suggested Change.
W ork— the Staff of Life.
Jales, the head waiter, desires to
If you want knowledge, you must
submit an amendment or a reservation toil for it; if food, you must toil for
or something to change the old motto it, and if pleasure, you must toil for
to "E a t, Drink, but Be W a r y ."
it. Toil is the law.— John Ruskin.
Always That Exception.
Harnessing the Torrents.
Too few ever speak with absolutely
In Switzerland almost every moun­
unreserved candor except when we are tain torrent has its electric plant, the
telling how good we think we are or current often being caried for many
how punk somebody else is.— Ex­ miles for lighting and power pur­
change.
poses.
Satisfactory Candler May Be Mada
With Shoe Box Large Enough
to Cover Lamp.
(P repared by the United States D ep art­
m ent o f A gricu ltu re.)
MEN WANTED FOR
COMMON LABOR
Work is at Paper
Mill at
West Linn, just across the
river
from
Oregon City.
8 hr. day.
Good chance for
advancement. Company has
own hotel for accommoda­
tion of men.
Meals 35c;
Beds 10c, 20c 25c.
Apply
Crown
Paper
Willamette
Co. Office, West Linn, Ore.
An Egg Tester Made From a Shoe Box
and a Common Lamp.
hole the size of a silver dollar should
he cut In the top of the box to allow
the heat to escape.
The eggs are tested with the large
end up, so that the size of the air cell
may be seen ns well ns the condition
of the embryo. The testing should
take place In n dark room. The Infer­
tile egg, when held before the small
hole, with the lamp lighted Inside th®
box. will look perfectly clear, the same
as a fresh one, while a fertile egg will
“Where Hume
show a small dark spot, known as the
embryo, with a mass o f little blood
Comforts Abound”
veins extending In nil directions. If th e
PORTLAND. ORE.
embryo Is living; If dead, nnd the eeR
The pleasure of your trip to Port­
has been Incubated for at least -Mi
land will depend upon the hotel you
hours, the blood settles away from the
select-
Cozy surroundings, moderate
rates, and the welcome you find In
embryo toward the edges of the yolk,
your own home town, await you at
forming In some cases an Irregular
ths Multnomah.
circle of blood, known as a blood ring*.
Garage in Connection.
Eggs vary In this respect, some allow­
ing only a streak of blood. All Infer­
tile eggs should be removed at the
Mark Yarn Skúuwti I#
We Pay Cash for
first test. The eggs containing strong,
DAIRY BUTTER, living embryos are dark and well filled
up on the fourteenth day, nnd show »
Cream, Eggs, Lire clear,
sharp, distinct line of demarca­
O rf.
POUTRY.
tion between the air cell and the grow­
rtti for Prices MO Togs ing embryo, while dead germs show
PORTLAND, ORE.
only partial development, mid lack th!»
clear, distinct outline.
Hilarious Bride.
Wisdom in New Course.
Jud Tunkins has quit letting his
cows stray on to the tracks, owing to
the fact that the packers pay as much
for beef as a railroad company, and
with less argument.—Washington Star.
Never Touched Hlml
A bullet, traveling straight for the
heart of a Toledo policeman hit the
officers badge, shattered It, ripped his
coat and went off at an anglo without
touching his body.
Dr. Geo. W . C rock welL Speclalist^T n
F em ale D isea ses— 704-6 Dekum Bldg.
New York Bigger Than Switzerland.
P A IN L E S S D E N T IS T R Y
The present, dwellings in Greater
A b so lu te ly p er?orm ed ^ by ^ n ^ w e-b lo^ lT l^
m eth od w ith ou t a fte r effe cts.
L et us New York could more than accommo­
>rove it to you. W e m ake X -r a y ex a m -
n a tion s and sp ecia lize in fir s t-c la s s d e n t­ date the whole population of Switzer­
istry at reason able fees Dr. A. W K eene, land.
Dr. E. W . P rehn, M a je s tic T h ea tre B ldg.,
361H W a sh in g ton St., P ortlan d, O regon.
M utt Work Together.
all.
TESTING EGGS FOR HATCHING
VC RE PAI
JUNK
ank A C o., 312 F ron t St! P a y "full
m a rk et v a lu es fo r hides, pelts, old rubber,
m etals, etc.
Soldiers’ regulation Coata redyed and re­ H E M S T IT C H IN G
K . S teph an, h e m stitc h in g ^ ^ c a T lo p n g ^
modeled. Superior process, certain to give
braid in g, a c c o rd io n sid e pleat, b u tton s
satisfaction. We pay postage one way.
c
o
v e r e d ; m ail ord ers. 21» P lttock block.
288 Grand Avenue. Portland.
A ccord ion Pleatir.-g, H em stitch in g , B u t­
tons c ov ered . C ustom m ade sh irts, A rt
E m b roid ery & B u tton Co., M org a n B ldg ,
P ortland.
ir. fWheartot fhpCrtj
City Cbm fartffofiou!
Joh n W elch Dental D epot. D entul aup^
piles of all kin d s. M org a n B ld g., P ortlan d.
B uil L D IN Q M A T E R IA L
SJIOI’K BH1CK CD., fa ce and m antel
b rick a sp ecia lty . P h on e F a s t 1335; R e s i­
dence, F a s t 1797. 361ft F. M orrison St.,
P ortlan d, Ore. W e w ill g la d ly m ake e s ti­
m ates.
BEAUTY PARLOR
a t a r 111 e 11 o i J o s m e u c s U io p T ’^ p e r r n a im n t
hair w ave. M ost m odern equ ipped c o s m e t­
ic sh op in city . 2u3 B id » BL, Alar. 22u(.
QUEEN CITY ¡SR SH lS
p p l ia n c e s
«irTM • OAK STREET«
S U P P L IE S
C L E A N IN G
POULTRY
An egg, whether Impregnated or not,
lias a small grayish spot on the sur­
face of the yolk known us the germinal
spot. As soon us u fertile egg is
placed under a hen or in an incubator
development
begins. All eggs should
RAZORS
____________________
^
T h e fa m ou s com p ou n d fo r tem p erin g be tested at least twice during the
razors w ith ou t heat.
M akes sh a v in g a period of Incubation, preferably on the
d eligh t. T h e S tratan um Co., 609 C ham ber
seventh nnd fourteenth days, and the
o f Com.
Infertile eggs nnd dead germs removed.
White eggs can be tested on tile fourth
R ep a irs fo r all sto v e s and heaters. or fifth day, while the development in
P rom p t a tten tion to m ail orders. S pokane eggs having brown shells often can not
S tov e & F u rn a ce R ep air W ork s, Spokane.
be seen by the use o f an ordluary egg
T E A C H E R S’ AGENCY
Dead
^ R ock y
M o u n ta in
Agency^ tester until the seventh day.
F ra n k K . W elles, e x -a s s t S tate Supt, m gr, germs soon decay and give off a bad
P ortland, Or. T e a ch e ra placed p rom ptly.
odor If nllowed to remain under the
W A N T E D - F I R \ P I T C H ^ ___________________
hen. Infertile eggs make good feed
W ill buy F ir P itch in an y quantities.
W e p ay the freig h t and furnish the b a r­ .or young chickens nnd are often used
rels.
C orresp on d en ce solicited .
N orth ­ in the home for culinary purposes.
w estern T u rp en tin e C o., 1212 G aseo Bldg.
Most Incubator companies furnish
P ortlan d, O regon.
testing chimneys with their machines,
LL P A P E R -P A IN T
which will tit ordinary lumps. Electric
A t w holesale and retail.
M ail orders
p rom ptly filled.
S m ith ’ s W a ll P aper or gas lamps may tie used In a box
H ouse. 108-110 S econd St., P o rtland.
with a hole slightly smaller than an
RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTIPATION egg cut In the side of the box nnd at
W i l d Pig eo n S p r in g e M i n e r a l W a t e r
the same level os the light. They tnay
N a tu re’s ow n rem ed y from the R ock.
also be tested by sunlight or daylight,
D rink it and g e t well.
B ottled by
using a shutter or curtain with a small
R ock R em ed y C o., 7 1st St., P ortlan d, Or.
hole In It for the light to«hlne through.
A good homemade egg tester, or ran­
MODERN TORCH CO.
O x y -A c e ty le n e W e ld in g E qu ip m en t and dier. can be made with a large shoe
S upplies
W rite fo r catalogue.
box, or any box thnt Is large enough
329'/2 E ast M orrison St.
P ortlan d, Ore.
to go over a lamp, by removing the
end nnd cutting a hole a little larger
than the size of a quarter In the bot­
tom of the box. so that; when It Is set
over a kerosene lamp the hole In the
bottom will be opposite the blaze. A
In H E P E O N , a eu ca ly p tu s and m enthol
Mine. G renell relieves itch in g scalp.
com p ou n d fo r a ll fo r m s o f cou g h , colds
M oles, su p erflu ou s hair rem oved.
230
and b ron ch itis.
C on ta in s no n a rcotics. F
lie
d n e r B uilding.
Is su ita b le fo r e ith er ch ild ren or the
aged. P rice 50c and $1.00 per b ottle. F or M A C H I N E R Y
sale b y the P o rtla n d H ote l P h arm acy ,
Because a London bride, aged forty-
Jen d us y ou r in q u iries fo r a n y th in g m
P ortlan d, O regon , and o th er d ru g stores.
Iron o r W o o d w o r k in g M achinery, L og gin g , one, got drunk on her wedding day
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S A F E S — F ire and bu rglar
p ro o f safes, new and second m otiv es, B oilers, E ngines, C rushers, Rail, and kicked a police sergeant, she spent
able, B eltin g, etc. B urke M ach in ery Co.,
hand, a t r ig h t p rices, bought, C
•'-* R a ilw a y E x ch a n ge B ldg., P ortlan d, Or her honeymoon in jail.
sold an d exch an ged .
EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE
O f f ic e F u r n it u r e & A
We specialize in fitting
trusses. Send for measur
ing blank and circular. We
carry everything in Drugs.
Rubber Goods, Elastic Hos­
iery, etc., and pay postage.
LAUE-DAV1S DRUG CO.,
Trusa Expert«
OREGON
DENTAL
Rheumatism and lumbago in their D O O R S A N D W I N D O W S
worst forms can be permanently re­
vv e ca n sell you D o o r s ^ ^ in d o w s ^ R o o D
ing, P a in t, G lass an d B u ild ers' H ard w are,
lieved by taking
Good Service—Moderate Prices.
Rigbl Down Town.___________________
P ortlan d, Ore.
TRUSSES
The Honse of Rowers FOR A U OCCASIONS
BROOM S
THE
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Night«
Sun. Mon. Tues. W ed. Afternoon«
Show W ed. Night Occasionally.
Nights. 15c is $1.00; Mahaees. 15c H 75c
TONSETH F L O R A L CO.
V¥ L s l \ O
1
M a r t in
16th A Aider at*.. FurUand
ALGRAT CO.,
You Will Feel Right at Home Here
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' FARM i
Wage to start is 45c rper hr.
P L E A T IN G
K n ife arid bux pleating, h em stitch in g,
lue yd. H uttons covered . E astern N ovelty
M fg . Co., 85ft F ifth street, P ortlan d.
A R T IF IC IA L L IM B S
O regon A rtificia l L-imb Co., Inc. W rite
fo r C atalog. 425 W ash. St., P ortlan d.
AUTO
Send p h oto an d fu ll p a r­
PRESSURE
H O L L A N D A M U S E M E N T E N T E R P R IS E S
20 1 -2 R iv o li T h e a t r e Bldg ., P o r t l a n d
HER AU TO SPRING CO..
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S P E C IA L IS T
P L U M B IN G A P L U M B IN G S U P P L IE S
W e can su pply you w ith any kind of
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
u m bin g su pp lies at w h olesale prices.
W m s l " H e n , O regonian B ldg., P o r t l a n d W e will glad ly estim a te c o s t o f a n y job.
B a k e r , , Co nf ec tio n ers , F o u n t a i n S up pli es W rite fo r prices.
S T A R K -D A V I 8 CO.,
G ray. M i L e a n & P ercy, 4tli .A <;iis.in Sts.
__________ 112 T hird St., P ortland.__________
C IG A R S , P IP E S
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B E A U T Y P A R L O R ___________
R ic h 's C igar Stores. 6th and W ash. 8 t .
*"^\Ve^help the ap p ea ra n ce o f w om en.
DENTIST, LATE U. S. NAVY
T w e n t y -t w o inch sw itch or tra n sfo r m a ­
Dr. P. (L Brawn, 809 Stevcna HI, P ortland tion, value $7 00, p rice $2.45.
________ 4« h > to 412 l )eku m illdff.
DENTIST
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R B W right, 308 R aleigh Bldg ~ < A W n. R AI L W A Y T E L E G R A P H IN ST IT U T E
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E L E C T R IC A A D V E R T I S IN G S IG N S
a m ’ t invested.
P osition w hen qualified,
U n ion Sign C n , 79 Wr.il Park at Oak
i .l R ailw ay E x ch a n ge Bldg., P ortland.
Rustle up all the musk­
rats you can and send to
us now while we are pay­
ing the high top prices.
You never got as much for
your raw furs as we are
now paying.
We also want your
Morris Building. 309-11 Strok Street____________________________PORTLAND. OREGON
TEETH
D r. E. C. R oaam aa, |07 Jou rn al Bldg.
BIG MONEY
M O R R I S B R O T H E R S , Inc.,
C Y L IN D E R
G R IN D IN G
A R T IF IC IA L
BRING
Write for descriptive circulars and booklets.
P A IN T S A N D W A L L P A P E R
) / V J t Rests, Refreshes. Soothes,
"
" Heals— Keep your Eyes
| Strong and Healthy. If
t hey Tire, Smart, Itch, ot
Burn, if Sore, Irritated
I Inflamed or Granulated
use Murine often. Cafe for Infant or Adult
At all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Book
Hurlne f ve Remedy Camssny. Chkaqo.il. S. A
FLOORS IN POULTRY HOUSES
Must Be Kept Dry, as Dampness 1»
Fatal to Both Young and Old
Fowls— Also Keep Clean.
Poultry houses may bo built with o r
without floors.
In either case th ey
should be dry, as damp floors maker
damp litters, and dampness Is fa ta l
to both fowls nnd chicks, if the hous»
Is on dry. sandy soil, a dirt floor 1»
usually quite satisfactory, hut ns it
rule It Is more damp than bonrd o r
cement floors. According to the United
States departnlVnt o f agriculture. Dirt
floors should be scraped and new soil
put In two or three times n year to
keep them sanitary.
If board floors
are used they should be both tight and
smooth so far as to make them drjr
and easy to clean.
If possible they
should be eight or ten Inches from the
ground to allow a circulation of air
and to prevent rats from harboring
under them.
DUCKLINGS THRIVE ON MASH
Mixture sf Cornmeal, Ground Peas,
Bran and Middlings Is Fine for
Young Fowls.
Growing ducklings thrive best on ■
feed composed o f equal parts by m oa^
iu e i * a o a i u n w •
b u s i n e s s c o l l f . g i
ure of cornmeal, ground peas, b ra »
la the blnaat, moat perfectly equipped
Rualaeaa Training School In tba North and middlings, all made Into a thick
weat. Fit youraelf for a higher poalttoa mash either with scalding hot water
with more money
Pnrmanant poaltlona
aaaurad our Qrartoataa
or milk. The mash is Improved bjr
W rit« for aatalog—PoarSh aad YaaahUl adding short-cut green grass, clover a r
Tirkaad
some other green stuff, and a few
P. N. U.
fío. 7, 1920
handfuls of coarse saucL
Ar* Van SititfirJ?
BEHNKE.WALKER