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POULTRY WATERING TANK FOR FOWLS Chicago Man Constructs One With Automatic Opening and Closing Valve for Supply. REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Eat Golden Cereal Foods and recommend them to your acquaint- ances. You yet better quality and more for your money. The» are. made in your home state from the best Oregon Oats and Wheat, l-anre packages contain a Handsome Premium ai d all rAda guaranteed. Ask your grocer. From a tank placed on a bracket shelf near the ceiling of my chicken ' house I ran a one-half inch pipe down I Golden Rod Data. Golden Rod Pancake Flour. and into the water dish, writes P ; NEW Golden Rod Wheat Flakes. Ralston Select Bran. X rates D. Merrill of Chicago in the Popular * Golden Rod Wheat Nuts. Golden Rod ( hick Food. hotel X ^^/ europlan Mechanics. I then made a float of a ; PERKINs\^^ ^WITH BATH tin can and attached it to the end of 1 PORTLAND.M e N^ a lever with the float resting in the $l“PfR DAY UP IN THE HEART Of THE QTY dish in such a position that an in- ' ÍTBATH $1« up crease of the amount of water would Most Centrally Located. cause the float to rise and produce a NOTE THE RATES. KEEP POULTRY HOUSE CLEAN downward motion of the opposite end of the lever. To this end I attached Given Plenty of Good Food and Well- a cord which extended to a lever English "Hunting Parson.” Kept House Hen Will Solve the above the water tank, operating a The Rev. Lawrence Capel Cure, rec Winter Egg Problem. tor of Abbess Rodlng, whose dea*h ii announced, was known throughout est Essex as the “hunting parson.’ I Experience has led me to conclude PHONES PORTLAND. He invariably wore the old-fashionec1 I that cleanliness is a profitable virtue . OREGON । in poultry raising. Give the hen HOME B 6155 smock and tall hat and was a familI lar figure at the meets of the Essei . plenty of good food and clean quar- hounds, which he attended regularlj 1 ters and she will give no occasion for I though in his seventy-eighth year.- worry over the winter egg problems. M e who have followed the chicken j London Evening Standard business either for pleasure or profit, » - I I Revised Version. Writer’s Character«, for pin money or income, have heard _______ j ”- a \ esmVs '¿vT “I suppose that when you left the As modern men and women, Hr- this time-old advice repeated with re- ionvention you exclaimed: 'I came, I fng in a time of transition, ... I ligious regularity every new moon, ' '■ - i _____ H \ Advantage of Electricity. iYthe NnrnthiS Stova11 of Oregon Automatic Opening and Closing Valve saw, I conquered?...... Not exactly,” re have drawn my charcters often vacil plied the delegate who changed his lating, torn between new and old. They FarmSte\d’ Wh,en a «uppiy Water Tank for f L|. Electricity can not be frozen, neith we giveHt heL mind. ‘‘That Is what I was going to are compounded of past and present « er can It be adulterated. It work» "“ give it need, w© win* when wa Ipt it pass, we lose i C°Ck va,ve at the toP of the feed pipe say, but I modified it to 'I came, I opinions and standards, sera: s of »qually well — — -014 days. Cleanliness in the henhouse and *n the lllustratlon- v s seen, I concurred.’ ” books and newspaper cuttings, frae- * Cures While You Walk. the poultry yard is a very simple 1 C°i sI,rill8 holds the valve open n v. ..... 1n,en,s of men, torn shreds of holiday Allen’s Foot-Ease ii »,. XT poultry yard is a very very simple simple when the water in the watering dish eevt wjter’for billing "TZk''tor 'K.T Cri^s Bull a^Ore that now are rags, for thia Is for the reason that it depends [ is low and allows the water to flow Blue, the extra value blue. how the soul itself is patched togetib* UP°® «‘“»Pie things. A few vears ago I in uniirZh. T7 I“” Allens Olmsted,L o ^T y .1” A ddresi 1 experimented with fancy roosts, pat- L- °at , rlses which closes . 0 — fl ----- sr.—Strindberg. The Reason Why. ent drop boards, intricate nest shelves, the valVe and shuts oft the flow until “Madam. I am just out of the hos the water is again lowered In the Origin of Pawnbrokers’ Sign. and various other contrivances calcu dish. pital, and ” “Don’t tell me any such On the doors of early Florentine lated to make the hen lay, and to story as that! You are the same MEXICAN’ make cnicken chicken raising easy. — bankers was the three-leaf lily sign matte These' mai / uih . . man I gave a piece of pie to not two the lily being the emblem of Flor have all been discarded. They entailed I MAKING LATE HATCHES PAY weeks ago.’ “Yes’m, dat was just ence, and claim is now made that too much care, and involved far more ’fore I went to de hospital.”—Houston this is why the pawnbroker of today labor than the simple, common sense Cockerels Will Grow Rapidly and Post. Come in Nicely for Winter has the three balls as his sign, which methods. I have found nothing bet Mothers will find Mrs. W !uslow*s Soothlnn “Springers” for Frying. appears to be an evolution of the ter for roosts than those of the saw -yrup the best remedy to tiso ’or theii eblldrau ■ unug ।he teething period. three-leaf lily. horse pattern. This gives a roost 1 Midsummer chicks are as a rule Dignity and Justice. CURED A CUT HORSE. Red Cross Ball Blue gives double value for vour not a success. The main reasons are money, goes twice as far as any other. Ask your Hourly and earnestly strive, as a Fred DeNeffe, Mar.b.11, W«.h., write* that the hot weather and insects are Roman and a man, to do what falls to I have used Mi-xicnn Mustang Liniment against them. But late hatches will lor some time and am well pleased One Insuring Private Cup. ot our horses ha.I a deep cut in her breast fi equently do as well as early ones your hand with perfect unaffected dig and we used all kinds oi medicines wit hout To insure the owner of a private I with equally good care. For late nity, with kindliness, freedom and jus etleet until we tried Mustang Liniment and tice, and free your soul from every ♦h I”6 CUP kept ,n a barber shot it healed it up in lea* than 10 daya." hatches set hens or the incubator any 2Sc. 50c. $ 1 a bottle at Drui & Gen'l Store« , at He is its only user there has beer time in August, to have the chicks other imagination.—Marcus Aurelius. invented a paper cap to cover it come off in September, when the which cannot be removed withou; Carpenter's Horse Poultry Roosts. 'leather is cooler and the summer In breaking a seal. sects have begun to diminish. about three feet high, and each one Cockerels from early fall hatches long enough to accommodate at least will grow rapidly and will come In a dozen fowls without crowding. nicely for winter “springers” for Placed side by side, rather than one broiling or frying. Pullets from these above the other, they assure perfect hatches may not grow to be so large cleanliness. They can be easily re as spring-hatched pullets, nor will moved from the house for cleaning they lay this coming winter, but they and treatment with lime, emulsion or will begin to lay next spring, and will lye. ith a smooth board floor this continue to lay all next Summer at a allows a chance for cleaning the hen time when other hens are off duty in The First Step Towards house perfectly; and I have found it the egg business. With a good num Good Health is a a good plan to give the house such a ber of fall-hatched pullets a contin Strong Stomach cleaning twice a week. uous egg supply for all the season» The next boxes are also removable, is assured. so as to allow a thorough cleaning and change of straw, the old being BROODER HOUSE MADE HANDY burned. SEND YOUR MILK AND CREAM TO MUSTANG LINIMENT Be Well! Is Your Appetite Poor Is Your Digestion Weak Is Your Liver Sluggish Why Eggs Don't Hatch. There are two main reasons why “ggs do not hatch. One reason is j too many hens with one male bird | Another reason, keeping the eggs too long a time before setting them, eggs I being too old. The yolk of the egg : softens and when they reach that ; point the egg will not germinate. In | sending eggs by express the germ । of the egg is started by the heat of being closely packed and kept in hoi express cars too long, also by being I kept too long in very warm express offices. These are Nature’s warning of stomach weakness and im pending sickness. You should try HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS AT ONCE. ff WILL HELP YOU Never, in a moment of forgetfulness, advise the parents of a child whom you operated upon a year before for the removal of adenoids that the child Is suffering from impeded nasal res piration and should have its adenoids removed.—Medical Review of Re views. Stop coughing! Coughing rasps and tears. Stop it! Coughing prepares the throat and lungs for' more trouble. Stop it! There is nothing so bad for a cough as coughing. Stop it! Ayer's Cherry Pec toral is a medicine for coughs and colds, a regular doctor’s medicine. Sold for seventy years. Use it! Ask your doc- tor if this is not good advice. Unless there is daily action of the bow els, poisonous products are absorbed, causing headache, biliousness, nausea, dyspepsia. We wish you would ask your doctor Sivut correcting your constipation by taking laxative doses of Aver’s Pills» The illustration shows a verv con venient style of coop for the poultry keeper. It can be made any size de sired, from 2x3 to 4x5 feet or more, says the Farm and Home. The smaller coop is sufficient for a hen and her brood, while the larger size JA Picture of Contentment & Qu All men look pleased when they smoke ths choice tobacco —for all men like the rich this quality and true, natural flavor of Breast Is Main Thing. Warning to the Doctor. Why cough? Stop it! Convenient Coop for Poultry Keeper Can Be Made Any Size Desired —Cover With Netting. In a market fowl, the breast is the main thing, but in order to obtain a desirable breast it is necessary to have a good body first. So far as ac tual quality is concerned, the color of the skin is of no importance. But when the market calls for a yellow skin, ft is important that only such be served. Poultrymen can neither afford to quarrel with the demand, nor try to reform it. Brooder Colony House. will hold a brooder and accommodate a flock of 100 chicks. The yard should be made In three sections of 1x2 or 1x3 Inch strips covered with one-Inch mesh wire net ting. If covered over the top with wire netting, It will be proof against cats and other intruders. The coop and house should be moved to fresh ground weekly. Killed by Kindness. More brooder chicks are killed by kindness than die of any other com plaint. A chick that is a little hun gry will take exercise sufficient to Molting season Is at hand keep in good health. Make your ra tion for chicks about one-third Pullets hatched in March should be cracked cane seed, and you will not laying now. Vermin breeds much faster In warm have much bowel trouble, and sprinkle the floor of the brooder with good weather than in cool. clean sand every day or two. Filth and vermin are the great profit killers «nd yet good remedies are In reach of everyone. Telling Sex of Eggs. If our chicks or older fowls are not There is no possible way of deter- thrifty, let us look Into our methods mining sex of eggs. Mapes truthfully says that the best way to and And out where we are to blame When the hens begin to climb trees tell whether an egg contains a rooster or a pullet Is to hatch the egg under to roost, it is time to look to the vent! a hen, and watch the chick for about lation and cleanliness of the houses Hen afflicted with scaly leg cannot year—If it crows It Is a rooster; if possibly give the beat service in egg It lays eggs, it is a pullet. production, and rough shsnks look bad. Getting Most Money. Do not use harsh methods in break It la not the great number of fowl« Ing up the broody hens. Remember we raise that brings most money, but that broodiness Is nature's provision the one« we can comfortably care for. for rest It takes food and labor to care for The appearance of the fowls Is not poultry. 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