THE
LILAC
TRAIN
By FRANCES MITCHELL
discouraged 1 know lleuben loved
me,” and the little woman blushed as
If aha had been talking to Keuhen him
aelf. "Y.* b , he did. I know he did,
and I'll—do It I” and thru she araM
and went Into the house
The next day, Mlsa ’Lisbeth went
down town, looking her best In s pretty
dark blue ault, with u nent walking hat
to match, and returned In an hour,
with a tiny envelope In her hand. Later
In the evening, she started out with
two large Um dies of lilacs, and if the
gossips had inet her, they would have
noticed a certain guilty look ahe wore
and would have «led a red that the
drunken huaband had been around
lately.
DAn?Ç-g PORTLAND
fa CÖ üimwuil
HIPONE
COMFORTABLE HOUSE WATER FOR COWS IN
ENCOURAGES FOWLS
WINTER IMPORTANT
H
E
Mallory
OFFERS A MARKET
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
Pelland. Oreana
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO-FLATS
x; Evsatags. Mr. Coalisa-
i. Oildna 10 cents all ilsM.
Select Residential & Transient
15 th and Yamhill. Portland. Dragon.
Modern —
lirrprxJ — American Plan
RATES MODERATE
Tha poultry house is both the home
Many cow a fall off in production In |
INH 'LIZIIKTH had u story, but
of the hen and the factory where win
All Cedar Chests
Tennessee Cedar
the winter time either becadae theyÍ
ter egg» are produced, and unless It
do
not
receive
enough
CHI
SIS
tlon among the goasipa. some
provides suitable living ami working
Fsctorv. tAmbBB at Dates St«. Offlea. Satewnom. IM It Braag-
cause that which they
VIZCo «ar Portlaad.
SEND FOR CATALOG
of whom declared that alie
conditions the hen <unm>t be expected
was once to have been married, nnd
to lay well. To be comfortable the too cold. A big, high-produdnx row
the gueata were all In the bouae; she
house must be dry, well ventilated, Deeds eight to flft«-«-n gallons of waler
NORTONIA HOTEL
An linpatlrfit crowd of people had
was dressed, uml Ihe preuchsr waiting
well lighted and have sufficient floor dally, depending on her feed; and If
been
standing
In
the
rain,
sln«-e
the
«tie
<i
*
b
not
get
It
her
milk
will
drop
to perform the ceremony, when u note
space to provide exercise by scratch
was brought her, from her affiance«!. early mttmlng. expecting momentarily ing. Dryness is Insured by having a In the winter time, if the cowr has to
Exenten« Cafa Sparlai Weakly
Baying he had left, never to return, to hear the whistle of the engine that good r«x»f, keeping the floor of the suck water out of a hole In the Ice or
Ratea
Bu. M m . all Train«.
11 th and Stark.
would
bring
the
lilac
car
Into
the
PORHJIND.
OREGON
drink
out
of
u
trough
which
Is
he-
PLEATING
SPECIAL
•
and asking her to forget him. Olbera
house higher than the surrounding
Cut, seam, hem end machine *1 AN CLEANING AND DYEING
Butte
depot.
The
noon
wlilsth-s
had
cold,
she
will
not
take
enough
to
sup
told of a drunken husband, who hail
aleat skirts ready for band ♦•«••
ground, and by providing good ventlla
hlng. pleotlng and tucking.
«IcBcrttM her, mid then hail trucked sound«*d; still no evidence of the rom- tlon. Ventilation must supply plenty ply her needs. Particularly this la Hematlti
EASTERN NOVELTY MFC. CO.
W. pay ratura I— T aya
her to her present home, whither she Ing of the lilac car; still a pouring of fresh air without drafts. This Is true If she has to go far to get It In ISM Fifth Street
Portland, Qi»
Further, this MOHR BARBER COL l EOE
hnd fled, benrlng her muldcii name, to rain and still a waiting mass of |M*ople. Secured by having the south side rela cold, stormy weather
quett.
Teach»« trade in I week«. Bome pay
Ice fold water cuoln down her fw»d>
KNICrS CITY DTE WORKS.
live down her sorrow, mid now came Twelve flft«*en — thirty
tively open and the other three sides
while learning. puelUona eecured. Write
inn.
Portland. Ora
back, occasionally, after dark, and whistle and the crowd begnn to auric«* absolutely tight. The importance of so that she has to uae a lot of her for catalogue. 224 Burnalde Street, Port
cet land. Oregon.
gave u peculiar rap on the window, forward. Into the dtrpot the engine light In the poultry house has not been feed to produce heat to
CUT FLOWERS A FLORAL NSBIQNC
Our Itepotallon la our greatest asset.
which she und»rstoo<><1 as u demand panted, and with a shout the anxious. properly emphasized In the past. Re temperature. Thus, too
Clarke Bros , Florists, 217 Morrison Bt.
Dr. Keene. Ulti Washington St., Portland
DR. MARIB D. EQU I
for money. They further told, how, to weary waiters welcomed the men who cent experiments with artificial lights wastes feeds, and this Is true for all
and Chil lr.n
prevent his praclnlmlng himself as her stood on the platforms, with arma full show that by furnishing more light so dairy animals us well as the cow in FHT8ICIAN Women
1« Ite/syette Bldg SURG^QR
milk.
If
the
animal
shivers
after
husband, she always gave him Ihe sum of blossoms.
that the working period for the birds
RYDER PRINTING CO.
"Throw them this way. pardner.”
Feature Printing for Less
lie r«*quire«l, although she lived un but
Mada From Old Carpets “Wear Lake
Is lengthened the egg production can drinking, the water is too cold
112 Third Street
Portland, Or e gun
‘
“
Don't
Automatic
drinking
buckets
In
the
menger fare for weeks nfterwnrd Hut
be materially Increased.
In many
forget
us.
We
can't
get
any
closer.
”
il Direct with the Manufacturer. Abaohite
the few who knew Miss 'Llzbeth best,
*• fix yon «p:
farm poultry houses no windows are stable assure the animal of plenty of
Pat.»factton (iuarantwed. Bend in Your
Much
were
the
cries
that
cam«-
up
from
water
which
will
not
be
too
cold
and
teriai or Write for Pr.eea.
deflated that she was n gentle little
provided and the house Is In constant
various
quartern,
us
men.
women
and
are
Ideal
equipment
for
the
dairy
barn
WESTERN FLUFF RUG COMPANY.
V :«mmi of refined tastes, who kept her
•2-
F“ull evune of beauty cultora, |20.
twilight on cloudy days even when the
children, reached nnd scrambled for
However, It Is entirely possible to pro
54-54 Union Avanue Nor.
4 ' ‘ °
“ u m_ ku ilding. Portland, Oragwa.
Portland. Oragaa
door
is
left
o|«en.
Needless
to
say,
ami not b«>causc of any disgrace at the flowers that «nine pouring upon lids condition dues not favor activity vlde water satisfactorily wi I* less ex
DRUGS BY MAIL
pensive equipment. A trough of wh
f-rt ui »nd «ou your Drags by mad Bp »rial
tached to It. Indeed, one of these them.
We Specialize In
on the part of the ben. To Insure good
servie« given nudi orders—
Coming
with
quick
step,
down
one
ter
in
the
barn
to
which
the
combiiu
friends had once gone ao far as to In
natural light In a |>oultry bouse the
LAU« DAVIS DRUG COMPANY
a man roughly
access
twice
a
day
will
assure
amide
tlmate thnt she wished Mine •Llzbeth
TruwEspe- i.
171 Third St.. Portlaag. Ova
openings In the walls should equal
would give her some little statement dressed In u miner's garb, and « lose about une-fuurtb of the floor space of water which will not be too cold.
Write for Shwoin« Taga A lataat Pries Ltet
On many farms where the well or
thnt she might make, and so «lose the behind him, another, ciad In a neat the house. At least half of these open
brook Is close to the barn, the water Bpocisl . i testien te Stemaeh. Bovms, Bsetal
ortland ide a
ool d
mouths of the gossips, but the little brown business suit.
ings should be for open-front ventila
snd F«mal« Tros 11««
can be pumped Inside with an ordi
"Now, I do wonder If I am too
woman had only smiled and said:
tion. and the windows should be so I
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS
Portland. Ora.
“Why, they have partaken of me and for the lilac train,“ soliloquized the arranged that the maximum amount of nary pitcher pump. Cows should be Broadway Bldg.
my Borrows, with their tea, (or ao long, man In the lead. " 'Tw ill be the fl rat sunlight will be available to the birds. let out a little while every day tor ex
Persistency Won Throne.
that they would be unable to drink It. one I have missed since I came into Wherever ¡«osslble windows should be erdae, but If possible they should be
Mrs. Sadie E. Holtzner
minus the flavor; no. Just let them Montana. Five jears ago, she
placed In the east and west ends of watered in the barn. They will «Link
Jane
Seymour, who, as the third
continue to speculate, and In speculat me a blossom that hnd fallen when the building so that the early morning I more and eat more.
wife of Henry VII, was queen of Eng-
they were loading the lilac train, and and late afternoon light will be se
ing. be happy."
land,
had been lady in waiting for the
then
she
said.
Til
wait
for
you,
Beu-
And ao five years had gone by, and
cured. To Insure room for scratch Get Rid of Separators
two preceding wives of Henry—Cath
still Mlsa 'Lisbeth's secret was dis ben 1’ Hhe read In my face what I did ing not only must sufficient floor space I
That Rob Dairy Farmer erine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. She
<*uaa«*d by the goealpa, and still the only not have the manhood to tell her. She be provided but the droppings must
There are a number of Replicators married Henry the day after Anne
I>olnt they could fully agree upon w an must have b«*en sorry for me then, and be kept off the floor and a deep Utter
; W-
that there was certainly it man In the no spoke, before «be thought, but af of straw' or similar material be sup that are robbing the farmers of cream. Boleyn was executed. She died in
Thia
was
brought to light recently October, 1537.
case. when, one day, the news came terward, she grew sorry for hers«-lf, 1 plied so that the birds can be made
that at right, the next evening, the »uVpose. when Hhe rcallz«*d what she to scratch for their feed. To keep when A. J. Cramer, .dlrecior of
Iliac train would puna through eu route bad done, for she didn't answer that the droppings off the floor every Wisconsin cow testing associations.
Cooking in Aluminum.
letter 1 wrote, as soon ns I got here, poultry liouae should be provi<le<l with Wisconsin College of Agriculture, re-
for Montuna.
Aluminum conducts heat rapidlf
Every one In the little town knew telling her how gladly I could work a droppings platform arranged under- | reived a letter from one of the testers
now, knowing thnt she wns waiting Heath the roosts to catch the manure. out in the field.
"hut the coming of the lilac
and stores it up in great quantities, so
"I have tested skim milk fr< ¡uently that after a pan is thoroughly heated
mennt, for It wan no new thing -thia for me. Well, she'd had to wait a
and found many separators that were any additional heat applied causes
sending of a carload of blossoms, enue long time, for luck was against me,
sadly worn out of adjustment to the
times Into Hie mining towns of the right along, but I didn't care since she Dried Buttermilk Found
extent that they were wasting many overheating. It is best, therefore, to
North, w here the breath from the nmel- wasn't waiting for me, after all. She
Profitable
for
Poultry
was In earnest when site said she'd
dollars each month for the farmer who turn down the gas flame one-half after
At the Indiana experiment station
the pan Is thoroughly heated.
tatlon; sometimes to the towns nestled welt. I ffin sure of that. And now, if several tests have also been made Bells cream," reports one tester.
“During August we had a new mem
high up the mountain sides, nnd shiv only I could send her a message, say with
ie<l butteruillksfor laying hens.
Test of Stage Skill.
ered with their summer frosts mid the ing, ‘I am coming.—Reuben,’ It would In one of its bulletins on this subject, ber Join our association, nnd when 1
biting winds from the snow fields I m * worth all these jeurs of work and A. C. Pbjlllpa, who conducted the tests made my first visit to his farm he told
In 1707 a celebrated trial of skill
around them. Only the last year. Lend discouragement. I've seen people from In which dried buttermilk was com me that he was trying the tester on was held between England's two great
«Ilie bad b«*en brightened by the com there, many time« since, but they didn't pared with liquid buttermilk, says: the suggestion of one of bls neighbors.
ing of the "lilac train," for so It was know that I knew her, and I never "The Income from the liquid butter I took samples of milk from all the est actresses, Anne Oldfield and Anne
«ailed, although there
ul« aya asked about her—I was afraid, some milk-fed pen was $7.13; from the dried cows, and also of the skim milk. To Bracegirdle, both playing the same
Have You a Daughter?
other kinds of flowers mid usually but how, of what they might tell mo. till buttermllk-fed pen. $8.21 ; and from my surprise, there was more fat in part on alternate nights. Mrs. Brace
If
You Have, Thia Woman’s Advice
about
a
month
ago,
when
the
Sweet
one carload; but, though the shelves
the no-mllk-fed pen. $2.39.” Stating the skim milk than could be tested girdle lost, and in disgust left the i
la of Vital Interest to You
nt one end of th«* car held potteil Lilac began to show ridi st reales the same facts in different words. Mr. In the skim milk test bottles. So I stage.
plants and cut flowers of every variety. Then—" and here lie clenched Ids Phillips continues: “’rite profit over ran the samples In whole milk test
Seattle,
Wash.—“In my girlhood,
It was the lilacs that were londed, by hands till the nails cut Into the cal feed cost from the liquid buttermilk- bottles and discovered that they tested
I suffered with severe backaches and
Quaint Theory.
loused
flesh,
"then
I
naked
Jim
Davis,
2
per
cent
of
butterfat.
trucks full, ns the train stopped at
pain and had a catarrhal condition.
fed |x'n was $4.92; from the dried but-
Thomas Burnet, an Englishman, in
if he knew her; he said he didn't, but
“The following month I again tested
one station and then nt another.
These disagreeable sensations were
termllk
fed
pen,
$5.09;
and
from
the
the skim milk, and this time It tested 1681 wrote a book „“Sacred Theory of j Completely eradicated and I devel
"TIint'B a pretty custom you have he hud heard her name In conn«*<-tlon no-mllk-fed pen, 78 cents."
oped into a strong and healthy
here In Utah,” Miss 'Llzbeth hnd said with some rumor Hlaiut a drunken hus
Thus we see that the pen fed dried 1 % per cent butterfat. That resulted the Earth,” to prove that the earth j
to the neighbor who. In pasaing, had band. and I turned and left him, and buttermilk as a protein carrier, made In the buying of a new separator be was originally like an egg, and t! at at | womanhood because my mother gave
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
noticed her standing by n llluc bush, sp«*nt a night that was—well, a mnn the largest profit per bird per year. fore I left the farm the following day. the deluge the shell burst and the wa me
tion. As my own daughters were
“It might be Interesting to know ters escaped.
'-uresslng a blossom she had plucked, don't have to die, to taste of the tor The pen Hint received no milk of any
developing I gave them Dr. Pierce's
and had told her about the coming of tures of hell. Ah, I am uot too Inte,” kind netted less than $1 |>er hen per that the new separator represented
Favorite Prescription and in that
for
he
had
come
In
sight
of
the
car,
the lilac train. “They say that up In
way prevented their having any form
year. In addition to getting mor«* the saving of 02 cents per day, or
Uncle
Eben.
of inward weakness. My daughters
Butte and Anaconda nnd those other nnd In another moment, he nnd the
from the dried buttermilk than $270 a year for that farmer.”
developed naturally into womanhood
Montana mining towns, there la not a mnn In brown, who hnd kept even pnce from th«* liquid buttermilk, that in-
“Nearly all de folks dat knows
and I am sure it was because I had
tr«*e, shrub or plant growing out of with him, for a tdock or more, were stltutlon also obtained greater hatcha-
enough to give good advice,” said
Liberal Feeding Is Big
them take the ‘Prescription’ at that
doors. I heard of one small azalea grasping frantically nt n large bouquet billty In the eggs from the drl« d but
critical period.”—Mrs. Sadie £.
Uncle Eben, “is lawyers or doctors or
thnt Bold eually for flft»*en dollnrn In that came over the heads of the crowd, termilk pen than from the one fed
Secret With Dairy Cows somebody
Holtzner, 2124 North 52d St.
dat charges real money for
Butte. What n sight It must be to within easy reach for them.
Go to your neighborhood drug
Liberal feeding is the secret of suc it."—Washington Star.
liquid buttermilk.
thoire people to nee a whole carload of
"There, stranger,” exclaimed the
store today and get this prescrip
cess in handling animals. Given dairy
tion in tablets or liquid, or write ■
blossoms coming Into their midst I"
miner, "I beat you on thnt entch, but
cows of the right type, success is sure
Emden Geese Popular
Dr. Pierce, President ^Invalids'
“They say they are an delighted an there are enough here for two, so I’ll
Fickleness.
to att«*nd Ihe man who feeds with n
Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y., for medical
The Emd«'n breed of geese Is one of free hand. It is Impossible to get
if a carload of gold nuggets were be cut the string and 'dlvy' up, as we say
Fickleness has its rise in our expe- । advice, free and confidential.
the best known nnd most popular of something for nothing, at least In the rience of the fallaciousness of present
ing distributed. Will you unload your in camp.”
bush, there, for their benefit?"
"You nre generous, sir.” answered nil the varieties known. Individuals dairy business. How long will It be pleasure and in our ignorance of the
Storms on Indian Ocean.
“Indeed. I shall be only too glad to his late rival, "and I will gladly pay of this breed are large, nnd beautiful before all the farmers In this country
send some nice bouquets. I love lilacs,” you any sum you may name, for my ly formed. The back Is fairly straight learn that a poorly fed calf means a vanity of that which is absent.—
The Indian ocean is noted for the
nnd ns she stooped to pick up the flow share of them. My little sick daugh- whll«» the under part of the'*body is small, undeveloped cow, and that a Pascal.
violent hurricanes which sweep over it
canoe shaped, or, almost crescent. runty cow poorly f«*d means no profit?
er she hail dropped, her friend passed ter—"
with surprising suddenness and great
on, remarking:
Gentleness Wins.
“Little alck daughter? Well, now, They have blue eyes, orange bill
What we need are cows that have
"Well, I must be off," and did not do you think I'd sell you a few flow- shanks and toes and pure white plutn- been well fed and well developed, and
Gentleness is far more successful in force. They do immense damage to
sec th«* tear In Miss ’Lisbeth's eye, nor era for her? And besides, money Is age. Size and vigor are the principal that are able to make good use of all its enterprises than violence; in shipping and to seaports all along the
notice the tremor In her voire.
nothing to me. Have you heard of features to be considered when mating large quantities
southern coast of Asia.
Thnt nlghl, Miss 'Llzbeth sat alone the Sweet Lilac, thnt sold yesterday these birds. It Is quite common for n«*ed to look for of feed. We do not deed, violence generally frustrates its
the cow thnt can sub- own purpose, while gentleness scarce
on her little front porch nnd watched for fifty thousand— What's this?" nnd the females to «levelop n “dewlap” or slst on a small ration.
We need a ly ever fails.—Locke.
Proportionate Values.
the moon com«* slowly up from behind lifting a tiny tintype that hnd been loose pouch of skin under the body.
machine thnt Is capable of turning a
the great inns« of th«* Wahaatch range, fustened In among the stems, he gnxed
If
gold
were as plentiful as tin and
large amount of food into milk every
nnd sail off Into the blue vault above, Into the face that spoke hack to him, ■1 F H-1 1-H'I I I 1 1 I I I I I-H-I -I-I 4-H day. Find the cow, or the type of cow
The Verb "To Woo?"
tin were as rare as gold we'd be buy
and ns she watched she thought:
with a .look of love, he only, could
that turns feed Into milk, then give
“The business girl finds a husband ing sardines in gold boxes and pay-
"Yes, I'll <l<> It. It can't do any harm, rend. "I'm waiting for you, Reuben,”
her lots of feed to work on.
by
the simple expedient of prosecuting ing for them with tin, says the
if It fulls Into Reuben's hands, he'll were the words he saw faintly H- H -l-H-l -l -H -H-l' l-H- III IIH-I-I*---------------------------
her search where men conjugate.”— York Telegraph.
understand what It means. If It don't, scratched beneath the face, nnd turn
Keep strong, healthy, vigorous stock ************ ****♦<*#*»*-»■«< From a Canadian Paper.
why, the blossoms will cheer some ing to ills wondering companion, he
and
care for it properly.
World's Largest Lake.
one's heart, and th«*—other, will Just said, as he held the entire bonqvet to
The Caspian sea, between Asia and
excite a little curiosity. Five years him:
Compensation.
Know the preferences of your mar- **************************
"go, day lifter tomorrow, 1 got off the
“Just give me one small spray of the ket and strive to meet them.
No man's feet can ever be made to Europe, is the largest lake in the
train here, nnd Reuben went on up flowers, stranger, nnd you can havi* all
Discover the star boarders in youi look so neat as a fashionably shod world. Its area is 160,000 square miles
herd and remove all doubt ns to theli
North. The lilac train went Just nh<>ad the rest for the little girl. I'm going
girl’s, but they are always happier.— or more than four times the size of
Never wash eggs unless they are to ultimate fate
of his, nnd I picked up one of the In here to send n telegram thnt Bays,
by selling them to th«
Lake Superior. Its water is salt.
be
used
Immediately
by
local
trade.
Houston Post-Dispatch.
butcher.
blossoms that had fallen when they 'I nm coming.—Reuben.' ”
were loading, nnd hnnded It to him. I
Don't wash dirty eggs. Washed eggs
First Circus Press Agent.
The sire of all the calves In a da In
don't know why I did It; Reuben hnd
spoil quickly and are of lower market herd Ims too
never asked for a promise of any kind Odor of Flowert Not
Circus press agents were first known
much Influence on tli«
value.
W. L. Chicks from selected
from me, but 1 had read something In
owner’s pocketbook to take unt in this country in 1797 in connection
local hen^ A double pedigree
Always Most Pleasing
chances on its health.
his eyes, all thnt year when I was
sires. State Accredited. Also
with
exploitation
of
the
first
elephant
The
first
essential
In
marketing
choice
IL <|< A Reeks. Low» *t
Nearly everyone likes the smells of
boarding nt his mother's. And his
prices. 1<M>% live delivery
shown here.
quality
eggs
as
required
by
the
new
gtiarante«Hl. Catalog freo.
treatment of me, too. wns another freshly cut flowers, of violets, roses
Remember thnt clean milk, proper);
QuÄ
HATCJ|ERA*J<i¥ W
thing, lie would com«* to meet tno nnd others that belong to the sweet- egg law Is quality production. When cared for, is one of the best foods
AVCNUf
SSATTHV
1430
proper
methods
are
employed
It
Is
Especially
Gifted.
obtainable. It Is nourishing, digest
nnd walk home with me, nnd would amelllng varieties. Hut psychologists
easy
to
produce
and
market
quality
He
only
is
happy
as
well
as
great
Ible, and usually economical.
ask, bo gently, If tho day had been a who have studied the matter scientif
who needs neither to obey nor com
hard one. He wns such n great, good- ically find that flower odors are nol eggs.
hearted fellow ! No, I don't know why really the ones most Intensely and
A bull In a clean pen where It cat mand in order to be something.—
The average composition of cow'*
I did It, but when I handed him the unlversally pleasing to the human
Bee
the other cattle Is less apt to worri Goethe.
milk
Is ns follows: Water 87.17 pei
WITH GUARANTKBD
blossom, I said. Til wait for you, Reu nose.
and
fret than the bull In the dark nm
8KCTIONAL INCH -
This distinction belongs to the spicy cent, butterfat 3,09 per cent, caselr dirty stall.
ben, for years, If It Is necessary,' and
BATOR. Made in two
You
Want
a
Good
Position
3.02
per
cent,
albumen
.53
per
cent
nsee.SK' ind 420c« wvt-
then I turned and fled to the waiting odors such as cinnamon. cloves, nut-
Very well—Take the Acoountancy and Busines«
ions. Add a section any
milk
sugar
4.88
per
cent,
ash
.71
pet
'room, nnd his train wns Just starting, meg and the others of similar charac
Management, Private Secretarial, Calculator
time. Each section a
"Dairy Barns for Nebraska" Is th« Oemtomctor, Stenographin, Penmanship, or
complete Incubator,
so he could not answer, but I knew ter. Among hundreds of persons test cent ; total 100 per cent.
Commercial Teachers' Conree at
title of n new extension circular,
large capacity small
his heart."
ed, always with odors that they could
BT^ice automatic regulat
Grain Is usually best fed Just aftei 721, put out by the University of
ion,
Jew work, k>w oper
There MI rs 'Llzbeth henved a snd not Identify by seeing the flower or
the calves have had their milk. Tw« braskn nt Lincoln. The making o
ating cost. Youeant
little sigh, and ant tupping her lips In any way except by the sense vf
beat
it
in Priceor Hatch.
good calf rations are ns follows: 1 good dairy products depends primarily Tha formnost Business College of the Northwest
Address me at once for
with the Iliac blossom she had taken smell, not one person failed to describe
on cleanliness and proper pasture. I which has woo more Accuracy A werd« and Gold
free catelopue. No«rrei-
Corn,
three
pounds;
bran,
thre«
from her belt.
a faint smell of cinnamon ns being
«r Incubator value obtainable. FY« b trial provra
Medals than any other school in America. Bead
pounds; oats, three pounds; ollmenn '* J”"t «s Important to secure these it for
our Success Catalog.
Fourth Street sear It. 25 yearn practical experience and Money
"I wonder why lie never wrote to plensnnt, while a number of persons
Morrison, Portland, Or. Isaac Id. Walker. Pres.
one
pound.
Corn,
five
pounds
°
smnll
plant
ns
a
large
one
nnd
th«
Back Guar an tea.
me," she mused on presently. “I ex* were found te vote against each one
ST. HELENS INCUBATOR CO.
oats or tiran, three pounds; oilmeal Pbtns given in this bulletin are espe
pect he failed In his mining and was of the flower -dors.
No. 6, 1925
daily prepared for the small breeder P. N. U
one pound.
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Poultry Facts
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