Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, January 20, 1922, Image 7

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PORTLAND
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
YOU CAN EASILY LEARN TO FLY
’ the courue of in-
—but >2<X).W>-u»«'d
•nd become ■ Pii
»truction we offe
to be 151)0.00-and taken but Un weeks.
OREGON-WASHINGTON 4
information «W™«
IDAHO AIRPLANE C1)^
214 bPauldlnK Kld<- 1 Qrtl»wd' Ore-
For
HEMBTITt HING AND PLEATING.
Buttonholing — Hultons — I*l»ltlng — Tucking and ChelnstltcliUig
All Mall Orders given careful and prompt attention
Elite »hop, 384 Morrison St.
Portland, Oregon
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO PLAYS
Complete Change Hun. and Thur».
Matim-e Dally. Twice Nightly
Saturday, Sunday, Holidays, Continuous
HlWæpôBE
NORTONIA HOTEL
•/
«uMÏÏJli.
Hth and Stark, Portland, Ore.
BAB'S RESTAURANT S
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H
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Sixth street opposite The Oregonian end Al-
der street opposite Meir St Frank’s. The Best
Ealing place in the City.
The Finest Coffee
anJ pa„ry a Sp.ciailjr.
rllAF nmiimilP
SHIlr K k | A K Nl.
IlLl TLliVxl"U
W» employ expert repair men with year, eiperl nee
Return parcel post rhareee paid t.ive u, a trial at iowoet
»tty prlcM- Murrlaun bime Repair Fm'tory. 249 Mvrrleun
PORTLAND HIDE & WOOL CO.
im UMMS »MWUI »»««». PORTIA»!, MIMI.
Write for Prices and Shipping lags
IP WF
Restaurant
W I j I g\L,öL<.lLII
Cil L
“Schöps ouV^eVu^y °^pidíí
£ntre» each day. Open 10 a. m. to I a. m.
1
Write u» for prices and market conditions on
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I affC
•■'»E’S'ÄÄ..».
CAhl AKA BARK.
AJdreos Impertinent B
ô¿
oOn
Veal Hots, Poultry. Frails, Pitaloes, Oaiect, etc.
Forty Yw- in the s‘mc
Portland, Oregon
GO WHERE WAVES ARE WARM IN WINTER
lxju.lt Any California H«»ch. SpecUI Winter Rate* Now In Ettel I
P.ved Highway to Seaside Completed.
SEASIDE HOTEL
SEASIDE. OREGON
PORTLAND. OKE.
EXPERT
Dyeing & Cleaning
EXCELLENT SERVICE
By Parcel Post
Rrturn Postage I’akL
Ckculan and Prices.
Write for
The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp y
Wholesale Dealers In
FANCY FRUITS and FARM PRODUCE
UI Front Stmt. Portland. Oregon.
"At Your Heck and Call”
Our Motto U to Please YOU.
Your Oil trouble and Piston trouble
will end when wo Install
E. C. LONG NON-EX­
PANDING PISTONS
and tractors.
GUARANTEED
_____
HANSLMAIK A CRABB
1090 East Yamhill 6t., Portland
STOCK THAT GROWS
} .nest stock that can be raised at a price
you will like to pay. Write or call.
The Villa Nurseries
RFD No. 1, Montavllla Sts.. Portland. Or
Guaranteed Nursery Stock .
We have got juat what you wane Gau
or write for prices
Russellville Nursery Co.
H A LEWIS. Prop
Montavllla Sta., Portland. Oregon
■ MnnUC
Expert advice on any
IRuUnik
Income
lux pruulems.
T1V
Heveral
years'
actual
I RA
experience in Govorn-
nnnDI CMQnient Bureaus la offered
r 11UD LC in O those unable to visit our
office.
mat«' your troubles briefly and
send In with »1 and we will give you hon­
est to goodness advice. It will pay you to
get In touch with us now. E. J. Curtin,
Room 608 Lewis Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
DR. G. E. WATTS
212 Oregonian Building,
PORTLAND. OREGON
SPECIALIST
Female and Rectal Troubles and
GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted.
2u% off until January, on all
merchandise and glasses.
Bring this ad.
Clarke-Brower Optical Co.
112% Sixth St.
1 ortland
THERE’S ANOTHER DENT
Dent» and blemishes on your cur esn be
removed ami
«r. the buys to do It.
Why? Because we »pn-iallxe in that kind I
of work.
We also repair radiator» and
carry Liberty Radiator cure» lu »tock. All
work guaranteed.
.1. K. DURHAM, the Fender Man
rortland. Ore.
FISTULA,FISSURE, itch­
ing and all other rectul
comlitl6ns except Cancer
permanently cured with­
out a surgical operation.
My method of treatment
waves tiro tissue Instead of
destroying It. It is pain­
less, require» no anes­
thetic und Is permanent.
There is no confinement
no Interference
to
___ ________
with
buHlneaa or social engagement:). I
guarantee a cure or will refund your fee.
Call or write for booklet. Mention this
paper when writing.
THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
127 Light, Airy Rooms, 50c, 75c,
>1.00 and $1.50.
•2 N. 3d. St.. Coe. Flendere. Portland. Ore.
ED. F. GODDARD. M«r. Phone Bdy. 1975
RAINIER HOTEL
Very Centrally Ixxated C onvenant to all
Depots, and one bkak from main Pottoflic*
Fire Proof and Modern
RITZ HOTEL
PARK AND MORRISON STS.
Depot Morrison Car, direct to Hotel. Popular
Prices Center Shopping and Theater diatricl.
FRANK A. CLARK. Prop.,
formerly with Clyde Hotei.
••A Moderate Priced Hotel of Merit •
HOTEL CLIFFORD
East Morrison St., at East Sixth, the
Principal East Side Hotel. 5 minutes from
Shopping District. Four blocks from 8. P.
East Side Station.
IT’S JUST A SMALL BOOK
of 18 pages.
"Ornamental Plants for
landscape Planting” 1s eager tc acquaint
you with the best varieties of plants for
landscape use.
BUT IT’S WORTH ASKING FOR
Because It gives sound advice on the
subject of developing the home grounds.
The Weed Landscape Nursery
Beaverton, Ore.
INFORMATION MANY ACCIDENTS
DEPARTMENT,
•ANDY'S Portland’s Kodak and pmMsn
An Ever-Btiurp Pumll, Fountain I’en or
Kodak for Xmas.
Mall Orders lecrlve personal Attention by
Handy Claus
P O. Box 740.
ALASKA PLUMBING A HEATING CO.
Plumbing Fixtures und Hupplles
Pipe
Fittings, lowest prices 153 K Morrison.
BRAZING, WELDING A CUTTING
Northwest Welding A Hupply Co. MH 1st Bt
CLEANING AND DYEING
For reliable Cleaning and
Dyeing service send parcels to
ITI
us.
We pay return postage.
■I rr
Intoni..ith u und pihia given
WASHINGTON NURSERY CQ
Moro wanted.
••RUPTURED”
We carry a complete line
of trusses. Including the
Brooks Appliance, Dr».
Smith's "Honest John,”
Hood. Stick - Tlte, and
Leather Covered Spring.
Truss fitting Is a scien­
tific business with me
(not a side line).
D. VV. ELROD, 1115 Selling
Building. Portland. Oregon
Used Ford Trucks and
Touring Can
N»» «125.00 .nd Up.
UNIVERSAL UR EXCHANGE
Used Fords Exclusively
Grand Av. A Yamhill Port­
land. WiSt 1« grin* aJ lera«.’
etc. Stock 1» fine and will please you.
Order today. Mention this paper.
Benedict Nursery Co.,
185 E. 87th St. N., Portland, Oregon.
Strictly Fireproof, Near both depots
and convenient car service to
all parts of city.
Single Rooms Without Bath, $1 and up
Single Rooms With Bath, «2 and up
ELBERT S. ROBE, Manager
MOTORCYCLES
Same guarantee as new. From «300.06 up
to «350.00, ajl late models, with 3-speed
and electric equipment. Easy terms if
desired. Pay while you ride. Send for
literature.
Motorcycle and Supply Co..
Harley Davidson Service Center, 2u0 3rd
8L, Portland. Ore., corner Taylor.
Date of Oiling Announced.
In Pennsylvania roads on which oil­
ing work Is to be done are announced
each week by the state highway de-
partaient.
Feeding Silage to Cattle.
If sllnge is fed to cattle under cover,
and not waddling about In cold mud or
a wind-swept feed-lot, It will produce
good results. It is too laxative a feed
for animals that are exposed to cold,
stormy weather.
C. B. Richardson, Manager
Weekly Rates to Permanent Guests
Sixth and Everett Streets, Three Blocks
from New Postoffice, Four Blocks from
Union Depot, Portland, Ore.
DUKE OF YORK NOW “TAYLOR”
honor to a new member, included a
dish of owls and cuckoos.
Old Cunstom of Initiating Son of Brit­ of which was Edward III, who reigned
ish King Into Londori Guild
some 8<X> years ago.
,
After the swearing in, the duke said
Continues.
that, having been previously admitted
London.—Ancient connection» be­ to the drapers, the mercers, and the
tween British royalty nntl the city of tieedln-makers' guilds, he was happy
London have been renflirined l»y th» In "roudlng off his connection with the
ceremonious admission of the tluke of clothing trade by becoming a "tnylor”
York, Kltig George’s second son, to the also; but he confessed Hint he was
"Worshipful Company of Merchant glad he did uot live Ln the days of
Tuylora.” the tint honorary member James L when the banouet given In
Door Plat« Made of Rattles.
Wabash, Ind.—While most persons
might not care for a door name plate
made from rattles of rattlesnakes. Dr.
Z. M. Beaman of North Manchester
lias one which lie prizes highly. The
plate was made by a brother, Mac
Beaman, who lives in Coro, N. M„
und the rattles were taken from 28
snakes, which Beaman killed 'in less
than a month.
DR. C. J. DEAN
Second and Morrison Sts., Portland, Ore.
NEW HOUSTON HOTEL
Pest Can Be Destroyed by th» Applica­
tion of Para-DIchlorobenzen»
Around Tr»e».
(Prepared by the United »tetee Department
of Agriculture.)
Damage Done by Snow Breaking Val­
uable Orchard Trees Can Be
Remedied by Bolting.
HOTEL HOYT
Not Wasteful Practice.
Hogging off corn is not a wasteful
practice as some people used to think
a few years ago. On the contrary, it
Is an economical way ot handling the
crop.
Fire Proof and Modern
BIVERS MISHAPS DELAY WORK
CONTROL PEACH-TREE BORER
PALL B^UE.
u»«d for baby’» clothe»,
k««P them
•wee« »nd »nowy-whlte uW” worn out.
Try It »nd *ee for youreetf. V** gw*
|
Cuticura
------ The IlealthyV------
Shaving Sw>P
Dependable Trees
---------------------------
-*——
Toppentah, Washing-ton.
CaJosmeu evury where,
Fall» and Refractory Animals
Cause of Hurts That Could
Be Avoided.
+ + + + **** **************** r ***** *
Red Grossi
The so-culled peach-tree borer han , CutirwaSnap «have« withoatmo«
Yd UiWW
constituted one of the principal draw-
ENKEH CITY DYE WORK«
backs to the miccessfui cultivation of
Established 1X9«____
____ Portland
Had Older Acquaintance. 1
Carclsss Use of Unprotected Ma­ the peach for 150 year», and only with­
CUT FLOWERS A FLORAu DESIGN»
Don
and Hugh had been dlscu¥«lng
Clarke Bro»., Florists. 217 Morrison St.
chinery Takes Toll of Limbs That
in five years have effective and .
DANCING EVERY NOON A EVENING
their
father.
An argument arosel To
practical means of control been dis­
Would Be Prevented With Use
Oriental Cafe. Chinese American Kitchen
prove his point, Don exclaimed, "w’ell,
Corner Broadway arid Wash PORTLAND
of Safety Devices.
covered.
DOORS AND WINDOWS
,
4
The para-dichlorobenzene treatment ' I guess I ought to know. I’ve knVwn
We can sell you Doors, Windows, Hoof­
(Prtpxrxd br th» United Stet»» D«p»rtm»nt
ing, PulnL Glass and Builder»' Hardware
developed by E. B. Blakeslee of the my father nearly three years lonVer
of Agriculture.)
llrect. We are manufacturers. Write for
Bureau of Entomology, United States
1
prices before buying.
Heacock Hush A
Farmer Brown was driving the doc­ Department of Agriciflture, Is de­ ’n you have!"
Door Co., 212 First St , Portland
___
tor
back
to
town,
after
he
had
set
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
scribed in Funner»' Bulletin 12T0. “The
Solar and Lunar Haloes.
I
Commercial Iron Works. 7lh A Madison. neighbor William Johnson’s fractureri
Peach Borer: How to Prevent or Les­
HARD WOOD FLOORING
leg and dressed three caved-ln rib». sen Its Ravages,” by Dr. A. L. Qmdn-
Dozens
of
distinct
forms
of
solWr
o»k l,rxt Hardwood Floor Co., 331 E
Johnson seemed to be in bad luck con­
76th Kt N
Flmrrs electric sanded.
and lunar halo have been classifies-
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
stantly, and the neighbors were cir­
Chionlc diseases a specialty. Dr. W. N
Some are very common, while other»
culating a aubacription paper for him
Allen tlO Fleidner Building.
_
_ _ _
have been observed only once or twice*
KORSES, MULES BOUGHT, SOLD
and arranging u “bee” to do up Ids
Crown BUbles. Inc., 285 Front 8t., Port­
in the history of science.
land, Ore Huises and mules for sale or unflnlkhed work.
hire
Hpeclal rates Io loggers and con­
Earlier in tlte season a hold back
tractor».
With or without burne»»
Vibrations of Earthquakes.
broke on a bill. The liorse ran away,
Phill p Su t er. Pre»
i- h : i Mu.i.H, 366 Union Av«u Draff throwing Johnson to the ground and
Earthquakes send out two sets of
horse» bought and »obi. __
confining him to b^d several days in
vibrations, one of which travels
. '.ARN MULTIGRAPHING
a busy period.
around the earth's surface, while the
1 he Callan Hchool, only recognized
school on the coast Exuurlen' ed opera­
A little later one of his little boys
other takes a short cut through the
te.rs always In demand 495 Artisans Bldg.
stepped
on a garden rake which had
MACHINERY
interior of the globe.
Send ua your Inquiries for anything In
been left back down on the ground,
Irun or Woodworking Machinery. largging.
and tan a tine through ids foot The
nuwmlll. Contractors' Equipment, Loco-
Mosquitoes Prevent Rice Production.
motives, Boilers, Engines, Crushers, Rall,
child was taken to the doctor to have
l'au.e, Belling, etc. Burke Machinery Co.,
Although rice is the staple diet of
the wound dressed, but not until infec­
528 Hallway Exchange Bldg , Portland, Or.
the population of Ceylon, it is nearly
MFGS. OF VULCANIZED ROOF PAINT tion had set in, and he would always
New roofs and repairing done
Young
all Imported.
Malarial mosquitoes
be a trifle lame.
Ht
and Wood». 1103 E Car ut
Delays Farm Work.
breed so freely In the rice fields that
MONUMENTS—E. 3d and Pine Sts.
otto Hchurnann Granite ar Marble works.
A Idred man stepped through a loose
laborers cannot work there.
MOTORCYCLES AND PARTS
board of a barn loft, and farm and
All makes.
Easy terms
household work was delayed while be
EAST SIDE MOTORCYCLE CO.
Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin
«4-4« GRAND AVE.
recovered.
When red. rough and itching with hot
PERSONAL
This
latest
misfortune
was
the
worst
Atari y it Lonely; most successful "Home
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Maker";
hundred»
rich;
confidential;
of the season.
Johnson had been
Cuticura Ointment.
Also make use
reliable; year» experience; descriptions
shingling
the
barn,
using
a
common
Application
of
Para-Dichlorobenzene,
free "The 8ucce»sful Club," Mrs. Nath,
now
and
then
of
that
exquisitely
scent­
Box 556, Oakland, California,
prop scaffolding, made by placing
Whitewash and Mounding of Earth
ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum,
PIPE REPAIRING
wooden brackets against the side of
Around
Tree
Trunk
Will
Re
­
M
PIPL'Q Repaired by experts.
one of the indispensable Cuticurs
the building and supporting them with
ILawaM * **
i'lpe 8hop, 272 Wash.
duce Injury by Borer.
Toilet Trio.—Adv.
PORTLAND »HOE REPAIRS, MAIL ’EM two-by-four scantling, set at an angle
Model_Shoe Repair, 272 Washington SL
tance,
entomologist
in
charge
of
fruit
of 45 degrees and anchored at the foot
Davi» Hrus., American Shoemaker»,
Not Fair.
with stakes and stones. He had un­ insect Investigations.
108 4th St
The peach bor6r is the larva of a
prune TREESH P rune trees UI
dertaken to carry a bunch of shingles
"People who do the least work at­
Before buying elsewhere see us. Columbia to the roof.
An upper rung, previous­ beautiful clear-winged moth. It feeds tract the most attention." "True. The
Furaery Co., 1490 Union Ave, Portland.
ly broken from the ladder, had been on the inner bark at the base of the man who rocks the boat is always the
PYORRHEA DENTISTS
Bmlth.Long.Stevensun, 310 Bush-Ivane Big
replaced with a two-inch shingle band, tree or on the adjacent roots, seriously
one who is too lazy to help row it.”—
RAZOR BLADES RESHARPENED
nailed on with eight-penny nails. The injuring and frequently killing the
Single 30c; Double 35c. Raxors Ground
trees
attacked.
Few
American
in
­
Minneapolis Tribune.
wood In the side of the ladder was
ar a Honed. Backlund & Son, 106 W. Park
Safety Raxor Maa, 145% Id St., Portland.
dozy and the nails gave way under sects have been more experimented
SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR
West African Tornadoes.
Johnson's weight. The jolt as be with by entomolgists and others than
We help the appearance of women.
the
peach
borer.
The
"tornadoes” of West Africa are
struck
the
next
rung
upset
the
ladder,
Twenty-two Inch »witch or transforma­
As a.result of experiments begun by thunder squalls, totally different from
tion, value «7.60, price «2.45
and
down
tumbled
Johnson,
ladder,
400 to 412 Dekum Bldg^
scaffolding and shingles, all In a heap the department in 1915, it was found the exceedingly violent small whirling
SCHOOL OF WELDING
that tills pest could be largely de­
Officially recognised by state and fed­
on the ground.
stroyed by the application of para- storms that bear this name in the
eral board as The place to learn welding
“
Pretty
tough
on
Johnson,
”
observed
all metal». Commercial School of Weld­
United States.
ing, 511 East Grant, Cor. 11th, Portland.
Brown. "They talk about farming be­ dlcholorobenzene, which is a volatile
poison.
TYPEWRITERS—NEW OR REBUILT
ing a safe and healthful pursuit; but
Rebuilt Typewriter Co., 304 Oak Street
The chemical Is applied in the fall
The Day Is Never So Dark.
I’ll bet he didn't think so when that
VETERINARIAN—Cattle a Specialty
around
the base of the tree. The soil
bunch of shingles pursued him and
The day is never so dark, nor the
Dr. Chas. M. Anderson. Kenton. Portland.
Is first leveled off and a band of
Wedding Bouquets and Funeral Pieces
smashed his ribs."
night even, but that the laws at least
Lubllner Florists, 348 Morrison SL
“Farming is healthful,” said the old “paradtchlor” is applied to the soil on of light still prevail, and so may make
Welter System of Suggestive Therapy
a
continuous
band
about
2
inches
from
doctor, "providing people would take
Dr. T. W. Ayers, 715 Lekum Bldg.
it light in our minds if they are open
reasonable care of themselves. It ought the tree trunk, using it at the rate of
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINWARE
1
ounce
per
tree.
After
the
chemical
to
the truth.—Thoreau.
Portland Tinware Mfg. Co., 47 Fir»t St.
to be safe as any ordinary occupation;
is
applied
the
soil
is
covered
with
two
but the observations of the United
of three shovelfuls of earth. The vapor
Jud Tunkins.
from the chemical permeates the soli
Jud Tonkins says that whenever he
A11 the good kinds of Fruit Trees, Berry
and kills the larvae in their burrows.
I Bushes, Shade Tree», Shrubbery, Roses,
commutes he wishes he was a boy
. Vine», Bulbs, for your orchard and gar-
The bulletin treats briefly of the life
] den grown in our large 1,PoO-acre plant.
and habits of the Insect; of the “worm­ again, so he could regard riding on a
; Established over 59 years ago. Our trees
please our customers, prices reasonable,
ing” method of destroying the borers railroad train as a way to have a good
quality dependable.
Active salesmen
where there are only a few trees in­ time.
wanted In every section. For real satis­
faction in your trees buy from the
volved, and of the “Paradichlor”
method. The bulletin may be had on
Tribute to Agriculturist.
OREGON NURSERY CO.,
application to the Department at
The agricultural population pro­
Orenco, Oregon
Washington.
duces the bravest men, valiant soldiers
RELIABLE TREES AND PLANTS
and a class of citizens the least given
We offer planters special low prices on
general nur»ery stock, prunes, pears, ap­
REPAIR LARGE SPLIT LIMBS to evil designs.—Cato.
ples, peaches, loganberry plants, walnut»,
for the Motorcyclist
TREES — SHRUBS' Everything
Rebuilt Harley-Davidson
Fruit trw« budded from bearing orch­
ard*. Apple. Pear, Cherry. Peach. PluM.
Prune, Apricot, Quince. Grape Tineas
•Urubbery. plant*. Ba*pt«rri<«. Black«
barriea. Lofau*. Dewkerrlea, ¿aparagua,
Bhubarb. Flowering Bhmba, R om «,
Vinca. HMm. Nut and Shade Trees,
Carriage paid. Satisfaction guarauteed.
HAPPEN ON FARM
Horticultural
Facts
Farm Steam Engine» Should Be Offi­
cially Inspected at Least Once Every
Year.
States Department of Agriculture and
the National Safety council show that
every year hundreds of people are
maimed and killed in farm accidents,
a large part of which are preventable.
“I don’t know where some fanners
find economy in keeping ft horse that
will shy at anything and kick any­
body who comes near him. Perhaps
they like to feel their mastery, but the
horse usually gets his inning in the
end. And of course there is danger
to inexperienced persons.
“No bull above two years old should
be permitted in a pasture, even if de­
horned, as all bulls should be. Even
an ugly ram has been known to kill a
man. Savage dogs ought not to be
necessary on a farm. But you find
them, and often they find you first.
“Farm machinery, such as corn
shredders, take a toll of limbs that
would be prevented to a large degree
If the most ordinary safety devices
were Installed and kept in working
order.
Making Thrashing Safe.
“In some states the boiler inspection
laws do not apply to steam thrashers.
Every thrashing machine owner ought
to have his boiler inspected once a
year, whether there Is a legal require­
ment or not.
“I could talk for another hour or so
on farm accident breeders that might
be eradicated.
A country doctor's
practice is full of them; but here we
are at the house. Come in to dinner
before you go back.”
“Much oblig d,” returned Brown, as
he cramped his flivver around la the
roadway. "I guess I’ll hurry back to
the farm and fix up a few things be­
fore the neighbors have to get up a
*be»’ to tide me over a broken leg.”
When heavy snows split down large
limbs on valuable orchard trees, most
of the clean splits can be repaired
by bolting, but where the break is
badly splintered and shattered it is
necessary to remove the entire limb.
In repairing a limb which has split
down and Is still clinging to the main
branch, it is first lifted back into posi­
tion. This is done by roping the down
limb to a secure branch higher up.
For heavy limbs a block and tackle
is employed to bring the limb back in­
to normal position.
Then bolts are placed through the
break to hold the limb securely in
position. A bolt Is usually put through
near the upper aud lower part of the
break and with long splits one or
more bolts are placed in the center
part of the break.
Wrapping the limb back wittf wire
would cause a girdle that would In
time weaken or kill the limb. It is
not necessary to prune buck the down
limb after bolting. Usually proper
bolting makes the limb stronger than
ever before.
CLOSE PRUNING FOR PEACHES
True National Glory.
The true glory of a nation does not
consist in the extent of its dominion,
in the fertility of its soil, or the
beauty of nature, but rather in the
moral and intellectual pre-eminence of
the people.—Sir John Lubbock.
One of the Mysteries.
Why is it that a barber always
seems to take particular delight in
brushing a man's hair the way he
doesn’t like It?—Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Eternal Triangle.
A mouse is afraid of a man, a man
is afraid of a woman, and a woman is
afraid of a mouse.—Jameson (Mo.)
Gem.
Bound to Be Polite.
Absent-minded professor, meeting
his son: “Hello, George, how’s your
father?”—Ladies’ Home Journal.
An Easy Belief.
Nothing is easier than believing that
duty calls when you want the job any­
way.—Ohio State Journal.
Well, Isn't Cynic About Right?
The
expression, “poor but honest,"
Greater Amount of Fruit-Bearing Wood
wasn
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t
coined by a cynic. A cynic
the Larger Will Be Yield—Make
would have said “and therefore” in­
Picking Easier.
stead of “but.”
It is not always an easy job to tell
Rests. Relresbes. $••!•»».
just how much pruning a peach tree
Heals—Keep your Eye«
requires. However, peach trees are
Strong and Healthy If
short lived and often require more
they Tire. Smart, Itch, rtf
pruning than any other fruit. As the
Burn, if Sore, Irritated,
fruit buds are borne on the current
Inflamed or Granulatea,
year's wood it requires closer pruning ise Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult
to keep die tree manageable. Theu, \t all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Boo»
too, the operation increases die vigor «urine Eye Remedy C»m»a»v. Chicaoa. U. S. A
of the tree and also makes the picking Ara Van
BEHNKE-WALKER _
easier. The greater the amount of Are IM juisaeai business college
th» blgaeat, most porfecUy equipped
fruit-bearing wood the more heavy 1»
Bu»lneM Training School In the North-
west
Fit you reelf tor a higher pojdtlon
will be the yield. As the hardy sorts
with more money. Permanent poaitlon»
are usually weak in growth, they re­ •aoured
our Graduate*.
Write ti* «ataloc—Fourth aad TamhIB,
quire more severe pruning than the
Pert«»
ad
more delicate varieties. Aud again the
stronger growing sorts do not have
P. N. U.
No. 3, 1922
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