Dayton tribune., May 21, 1925, Image 8

H. P. Hallway Go.
• ïVtrïTriirrrrrrTrïTTTrirrïTinrïTnrriOTirîr) band« of sheep that di« on ih«
TIME TABLE
ranges. Kv«rv stockman should
know th« leading poisonous plants
inactive Hept. 7.
Trains will urriv« as follow»
find out where they grow, and thru
To 1’ortlaml
manage the stock so that they do
35«
5 M A. M
No
not Lav« access to such plants.
H 10 A M
No 351
Cutes cannot be railed upon be­
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No. 358
cause fully half of th« deaths to
3 40 1*. M
No. 352
such plants occur before the suf­
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No 300
fering «nimal* are disco vered by
From Port! md
o *8 A M
their owners.
No 3RI
II 05 " "
N» :I57
Control of the p-mh and prune
2 H» 1*. M
Ma, 35«
borer, one of Oregon’« worst insect
”
N , 353
cusmies of ¡waeh and prune tree»
7 10 “
No,, 356
is easy and cheap as ha« been pro­
355 > and 350 Daily evcept Su nday
ved by the experiment station, Th« Sundays a special leaves 1‘ortdand
insects are controlled by placing ut 0:45 arrive» Dayton S;B5; arriyes
| parad chlorobenzene around the
Corvallis 9;15
I trees early iu the full when the
I U m,>-rature is high Alter it its»
( I ten prop-rly distribute r around
3 the tree, it is covered with a lew
w shovels of loose dirt to prevent it»
2 disturbance. W beu applied prop
m erly at the right lime, the purabl-
3 chlorine kills 90 per Cent or mire
Radica' Œyurcutting
2 of the insects.
Agence
for Newberg Laundry
21 Cabbage plants recently trans-
“ planted are likely to be injured by
“ i the attacks of green worm» and
Dayton,
•
Oregon.
Represented By
" aphis. A lead arsenate nicotine
31 Ju»t applied soon after transplant
1
Dayton, Ore.
’s ?welrv
ing is regarded by the experiment
INSURANCE
station as the t<e’l preparation for
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
the control of these insects in Eire. Theft, Embezzlement. and
Life. We care for your every need.
Portland. Oregon.
Oregon.
Sheep dip in n 2 p -r cent sol­
s. mi jls a i a. a a a a a
ution is a good disiniectant for the
incubator before storing it away I layton.
Oregon
until next year
Thoroughly
cleaning and disinfecting the in­
Mrs. C. E Mauts
side of the machine, and washing
up the trays is time well spent,
Rooming House
Save^OnVour
advises the experiment station
“Best Rooms On Earth"
Draining the water from the pipes
AJA^AVlKiCCF
Oregon.
prevents rusting.
I > tytön.
Box Shooks, Cabinet
and Mill Work
General Building Contracting
Built in Fixtures a Specialty
M. R. Cooper
Oregon.
Day ton,
CONFECTIONERY
Full Line of Candies. Cigars. Tobaccos,
Fountain Drinks, Ice cream. Bakery Goods
as. Wakefield, Prop
The Piano of Yes
terday, Today
and
Tomorrow
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BARBER SHOP
KÏMBAUL,
Ballard
J. L. Sherman & Son
Agates grounc
in rJ
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Silverware
A fine line of Jewelr
prices that 4arearight.
You know you can*have an electric Washing Machine in your
home if you will. It is yours for the asking at a price that is ngh
and on terms which you can easily meet if you want one.
The Electric Washer does the work quickly and well at a cost in-
8icn:ficant The family washing can be done for twenty-five cen s a
month
The heavy work is done without manual effort in «ne quarter
of the time used in the old way, and give you time for leisure, res ,
reading, or social duties.
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Mhobine. We lb.II be glad K> gi-e von » detooD.tr»uon. lei you
one to satisfy yourself of its quality, service and merit.
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
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Newberg, Oregon.
“It Serves You Right"
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Phone, Blue 34
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26—Portray
B ig B argain O ffer
IFOR
ONE YEAR 8
The
INCOME FROM FARM FLOCK
HELPED BY BETTER STOCK
Dr. O. C. Goodrich
Returns from sheep in the aver
age Oregon flock can be increased
Office Phone Red 49
considerably by «election of foun­
dation animals and culling out of
Oregon.
Dayton
poorer individual«, believes H. A.
A rare and unusual money »a ving bargain offer in MM»-
L'ndgren, livestock specialist for
T. A. Snook, M. D.
ing matter fvr ti e whole family for a year. We c<W
the college extension service.
this combination to our readers for a short ttM OUty
Physician and Surgeon
Experiences of «everal successful
sheepmen bear out such a state­ Office, Phone Red 79,
Ren .8x3
Q BIG INTERESTING* ment, he «ays.
< Iregon.
4 O ISSUES AT PRIC® •
It has been demonstrated that Dayton,
Tbit is your chance to ge* 12 big iwuei of ¿Ak-Mc*
by means of selection it is possible
Good Service
these four vuluuble magazines—48 iesuf io
Good Milk
at half r f th'? uwual rabacriptiea price. ReadingJ
to increase the weight of a market
.Ie faintly — ftettoo. patterns,
wy
THE DAYTON DAIRY
njltry, datiy, |iv-.«tockt crops. f«rm
lamb, and to increase the average
fleece weight of the flock.
Deliver Twice Each Day
Mutton conformation aids in get­
Send in
Milton A Palmer
ting heavy lambs which on the
the
average brings two-thirds of
.Phon« 71x22
Dayton. Oregon
to thia pai
until the oí
returns on the ewe.
Hence it is
— OR DU
wise to give the mutton the first
G. B. ABDILL
bend jour order to our O<DCM
consideration. Blocky form with
TINSMITH and PLUMBER
good depth of body and wide,
35 In the cost of living—from the heavily muscled back indicate the Having installed a Landis Stitcher
Forty Things That
viewpoint of the hou«hold«r inter­
• nd Finisher, I am prepared to do
ideal type,
ested in lower price«
Spell Encouragement 36 In merger prospect«
“Probably less attention has a'l «ice repairing with neatness.
been given to fleece in the avirage
37 In the outlook for tax relief
W. F. Abd ill
Everybody, right now, 1« interested
In the handling of government ex- flock than has been given to mut­
3«
in getting » bird’s eye view of just what
On gon
penditurac
ton type, ’’ Mr Lindgren says. “It Day'.Od,
the general business situation is and
39 In relations between employer ami
is relatively easy for the flockmas-
what the conditions «re that are affect­
employee
ing the affairs of the country in a favor­
»enti-
t- r to build nfl fleece we'ght by ob­
i
40 In financial and busii.es»
able way. A valuable and very concise
serving the principles that stand
went
C. L. Christenson
summary has been prepared by B. C.
lor weight in wool. Much has al­
Forbes, the financial writer, as follows:
Coast Industries ready been done since sheep were Anywhere
Anytime
There ban been improvement:
brought
into
the
United
States,
as
In employment
Ratea Rvaaon th e
Use More filoci-
In etock market stability
is shown by the increase in the
Dayton, Oregon
rio Power
In the money market
average fleece from two pounds in Phone G8X1,
American Needlewoman
The Household
Good Stories
The Farm Journal
' and this newspaper ,
In grain prices
Report» !ust issued by the Twelfth 1840 to more than seven pounds.
In railroad traffic
Form Leoann
Federal Reserve District show that This five-pound
inciense was
In dividend declarations
B.
MARSTERS, Real Estate.
there were a total of 106,629 industrial
L.
brought about by selection.”
In clearings through banks
users ot electric energy in this district,
Twenty year farm loans on rural credit
In foreign trade
Not all flocks, however, have plan, prepayment privileges allowed.
which includes Oregon, Washington,
In mail order and chain store sales
('»li.
ami
the
I
liter-mountain
states.
A
been
brought up to this average, We will finance you for twenty years at
In antomofcile production ami year ago the number waa 94,873, or an
and
many
average less than five a less rate of interest than any firm on
demand
increased nearly 12,000 in the past 12
pounds, though still other« of the the coast. L. B- Marsters, Room 4,
In copper consumption
Cummins Bldg 3rd and C. Red 5311,
months.
In the silk trade
These figures are not complete as the same breed average 12 pounds oi McMinnville.
In the rubber industry
Selection on a large flock
reports received were from only 20 more.
In consumption of paper
companies in the entire district, but in» in the John Day valley of eastern
In the packing industry
eluded all the large ones.
Oregon increased the average fleece
In the shipping industry
Solution of Puzzle No. 23.
The report shows that the sale of
weight four pounds in six years.
In the building industry in nnm-
l eíats e
electric energy for industrial pur|>OHt'8
A
bers of centers
Three things that stand for
for Febiuary of this year was 360,823,-
E AG E R
S o L A R
18 In bu»in«M booked by leading elec- 813 kilowatt hours as. compared with weight in wool, reports Mr. Lingren
N G
E
W R
S L
trie companies
316,995,119 for February of last vear.
are density or thickness, length of
O O
END
19 In public utility earnings
E K E
staple, and covering over the body.
20 In purchases of agricultural ma-
O
E R
Farm Romlndors
A N
chinery and implements
By studying these three factors or«
Ebo I CUE
21 In savings bank deposits
learns to judge fleece weights. By
O L D
S
L A
22 In the volume ot new life insurance
PLANTS POISON CATTLE
noting the heavier shearing of the
written
R
FEM
A I IVI
“Keep came
cattle awny
away from
I "Keep
iivm poison- ewes of the flock and saving the
23 In hotel construction
A
E
Fd
S
ABEL
lotis plants which are so abundant lamb* from these ewes in buildirg
24 In the volume of advertising
S
N
O
E
A
N
I
ME
25 In sales of cash registers
Ion the western ranges and certain up his flock, the flockmastsr will
S
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E
S
R
M
U
Tn
equipment
buying
by
railroads
D
2*5
parts of Oregon,” says William E. build in the direction of heavy
27 In road building
Lswerence, ectologut of the experi» fleeces.
28 In the sugar industry
1
Heavy shearing rams are of
In pig iron and steel ingot produc­ • ment station at Corvallis. He also
A clean, stirring, red-blooded
1
course
the biggest factor contribut-
tion
%ays that larkspur cause» up to 10
10 In the number of new enterprises i per cent of the deaths, Inco 5 to 50 • ing to heavy fleeces. Building up drama that will wake up neighbor­
incorporated
per cent of the death« that occur ’ fleece weight, however, is more hood houses who have gone tn
n In the demand for gasoline
in individual herds of cattle, and ra pid by disposing of the ligbt|H]eep through heavy feeding on
32 In tobacco consumption
'
death
camas or lupine cause 50 to faring ewes just as the dairyman |H (1W r moving society guff. Hoot
33 In employee and customer owner-
Gibson in “Ride For Your Life.”
ship of securities
to 90 per cent of the deaths in geu rid of h i» border cow.
31 In the outlook, from the tenant's
veiwpoint, for lower rents
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position <pl.)
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3.5— Long »llppery
87—Piar
BO—Decay
ka — Poverty-Btrlck®
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aw—l-'.Ja.-nlntlon ot »»Hastened
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