Dayton tribune., November 26, 1925, Image 7

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A Kin OFFERS A MARKET
f\\/ PORTLAND
produce
for
with Its braM-mounted leg* “n,l R*
your
candle rucks upon which she used
to pluy for blm the »wee» melodies of
the long ago as they sat alone In He
dim light and quietude of love's Imp
Compleft Chant» Saturday
(ilneaa
"I'wo fifty I'm offered for this purro
Adults, Week day Matinee 30c;
und the cuge.” shouted th« auctloneet
Evenings. 35c. Continous 1 to 11
ill noisy fluency breaking In upon tm
p m. Children 10 cents all time«
doctor's wandering thoughts. “Do ।
B, CLIFFORD HOWARD
hear three dollar«?
Two nfty. t*"
Ilftyl Do I bwr three? Three dollars
CUT FLOWERS k FLORAL LESX.NS
Honor From Reproach.
Weather conditions such as ball,
I mil offered; three dollar» 1» t>i«l; go
Clark« Bro*. FtortaU. W M>m«wn ov _
tit) tir Siluri Slur» fub Co t
frost
sometimos
prevent
drought, <>r
Ing nt three dollars!’’ be «nng on 1,1
Many words used as term» of con­
lOWN gossip wss In a flutter of lerpreting an endcwlgned nod on th«' corn from reaching maturity.
Under
tempt and reproach have »Ince become
speculation : Doctor Harriman part of the doctor us a bld at tl" i such ojrrumxtsm«» the crop should title« of honor. Both the Methodist
be
siloed,
xc.ordlng
to
the
United
was among th« bidders nt the higher figure. "Going ««Ing at Hire«
and the Quakers were so called In
(ill hile aula ol Ann Motley'« dollaral Three dollars! Going, going Htutm. Department of Agriculture. Hu«h
contempt, as indeed were the Puritan»
corn
»hould,
if
possible,
be
siloed
with
- gone I—to Doctor Harriman.”
furniture!
and the Roundhead». It must not be
sow«
that
1»
mature.
Silage
froiu
Im
­
common
knowl
­
The ductor started In surprise und
It wins, of cours«,
edge thnt once upon “ ’'me l,,e d‘"',,,r wu about to protest, ns the cage with mature om 1» »<>ur« r and more laxa­ forgotten either that tbe word “Chris­
hud lM»n the acropted iover of Ann the parrot wee brought forwurd nnil tive than Hint from tbe mature crop tian” wa» a term of contempt, first:
Motley but tbut their tranquil court- placed with the other tiling» he find However, If proper care Is exercised used in Antioch by the enemies of the I
ship had come to n sudd, n ending bought. Checking hlm»elf. however. In in feeding such silage, no 111 effect» new religion
und that from ibut tlin. to the day order to avoid possible controversy, be should result.
If frosted corn 1» cut promptly, the
of her death the timid »nd nwervei accepted tbe situation without com
Heroic Roman Matron.
spinster and the kindly d.mtor bud went. He had not meant to buy th« stalks may contain enough water to
Cecona.
wife of Caligula, emperor of
that
It
may
be
siloed
without
th«
addi
­
gone their separate ways What bad bird, nor did he want It. It had for
F ortiako H ide a W ool C o .
A Beautiful Woman Is Always u
Rome, wax killed by Juliux Lupus, A.
tion
of
water.
If
the
corn
ha*
become
come
between
them,
why
they
never
hliu
no
»»»«elution
with
Ann
Motley,
Well Woman
IM wow
«tet». wen.»»« Xin
41, while weeping over the body of
ugnln «poke or met, nobody knew. for. In truth. ae<or<llng to tbe state too dry to pack well, considerable
Tacoma. Wash.—"When one of
water
wlU
have
to
be
added
when
her
murdered
husband.
When
she
saw
"
—
Evidently there had been it quarrel
ment of the auctioneer it wax n com­
my daughter» wa» developing into
siloing. The frosting of corn causes
paratively
recent
acquiBitUm
N«-er
proving
tbut
love
’
s
C<»tr«e
r
"""
the
axsMsta
approaching
and
dixcov-
KT
womanhood she was nervous and
more smoothly In the summer tin« of thelexs. It wus now bls; und thinking only a »mnll loss In feeding value, the ered hlx purpoxe. she calmly presented PiCW
T 1UII *¿“0
Hr.
in a run down itutc of health. I'r.
the
.......ng than In Its se»on of laid «ud to dispose of It in time to »«me «"•* greatest loss being occasioned by
h. r breast to the sword, urging him to
Frora OW C.rpeu Wear Lil
I’icriv » Favorite Prescription reg-'
and
•—• •
Iron.
Idossom; but beyond this there was who might care for It. be bad It taken falling off of leaves In handling
«dated her system ami proved an
finish the tragedy his companion» had
u/
’sunufanurw- AUolot.
the possible spoiling of P«rt of the
excellent Ionic ami nervine. 1 think
naught but ruiiwr.
to hlx home with th« other purclm*»
'
begun.
Her
two
daughters
died
by
the
Guarant.*!. Send u> Your a-
and
the 'Favorite Prescription' is a
Thera were Hi««« *>»<» profmmed to
_
_ ।
or W rite for * itcak .
In »he »olltnde of his library, bn-uth «Huge owing to Ils failure to pack
Splendid remedy for womanly ail­
same hand.—Chicago Journal.
|
W estekn FLUFF RUG COMPANY.
note X change tn the doctor si aro he Ing now an atmosphere of another keep properly.
ments and can be depended upon.
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U-4« Union
Unwn Avenue
Avenue Nor.
Nor.
hurtuuuL Oregoa
Sometimes there Is a delay in filling
M-M
hsd «enscd to call at the »«rd« presence and of other days, he opened
I am always glad to speak a good
the silo, and it 1» necessary to cut and
Alloys Long Used.
«•loisti
r.
d
cottage
on
the
hill
Nor
were
AGENTS
WANTED
to
SELL''
her
desk.
With
trembling
hands
nod
;
won! lor it because it is »° reliable.
ilmcrverx fur alni»»;
— Mrs. Martha U. Wilton,
L.
will) a disquieting »«n»e of profans । shock the corn. Then again on other | An alloy has been used with gold
ever may have be-n the extent to Hon. every drawer. ev«p rece«« w«» farms the silo capacity will not take for many centuries. Gold in the raw
Juy St.
You will soon be well if you start
Which he gave visible sign of hl« trou­ carefully, tenderly, explored ; but b » care of the entire crop at one filling. state was known in the latter Stone
to take Favorite Prescription, tn
¡" the N W. 1* year»’ repu­
bled heart, the estrangement between search was fruitless. There was noth This surplus corn has to be shocked age. It was probably the first metal
tablets or liquid.
All druggists.
tation tor quality and fa r
him and Ann Motley was to the doc tng- nothing for him; no message, no and lx available for refilling the silo
dealing. Write now for our
known
to
man.
So
long
ago
as
in
the
|
Write Dr. 1’icrcc. rre»ulciH Inva­
later
on.
Much
dry
corn
fodder
may
tor
un
unending
source
of
sorrow
nnd
■ell ng plan
word, no token, not even bls own leL
lid»’ Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y-, tor
day of the cities of Cyzicus and j QUEEN FU'VplERY;^™
be
siloed
successfully,
but
It
lx
neces
­
bitterness. It was not so m\i<-h because tors, to comfort him with the l»'1^
free medical advice. Send 10c lor
irr
AVtNUt
MATTLi
Phocaea
electrum,
a
natural
alloy
of
j
sary
to
wet
it
thoroughly
so
that
It
trial pkg. of the Prescription Tablets.
of w chat he had »»Id to her In the that «be had retained some llngerlnl । will pack well In the silo. Water may gold and silver, was used in making
moment of their IUH- «torni-
b* regard for his memory. Wax It then |
That Thin Knowledge.
be added by allowing a stream from a
Measure of the GreaL
had spoken wlth obvious unmeaning- true ax bl» embittered soul hail feared, | hose to flow Into the blower while fill­ coins.
Required
to tell what he knows
because she would that' «be had gone without loving blm .
Great in«n are the ambassadors of ne»» but It was
ing. The surface of the cut material
about
Isaac
Newton the average per-
Root
of
It
All.
without remembering, without forgn«j
not forgive hlin.
should also be .sprinkled as It Is dis­
Frovidenca sent to rov««l to their fol­
would
reply that Sir Isaac was
After the first dny of ruffled temper
Everywhere
we
are
taught
that
“
life
80n
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tributed in the silo. Corn fodder sil­
low m«n their unknown solve«. There and pride hr had ehlvalrotwly acknowl­ Ing He blm?
closed the desk nnd sank upon age Is less palatable and of somewhat la sacred.” that “liberty 1» sacred.” glttlng under the old apple tree at Ap­
Is something »bout them better Ihun edged himself In the wrong; and. un­ fils knees.
A convulsive sob shook
that “property Is sacred” but where pomattox composing Paradise Lost,
they do or say. If measurod at all. heeding the word» »he had uttered In bls bent frame; nnd, throwing himself lower value than corn siloed under
the usual conditions. Owing to the are we taught that happiness 1» sa- when an apple fell from the tree and
they are to Im meaxured in the re- the st re»« of overwrought emotion. forward, he buried his fu--e In his arms
large quantity of water required, silo­ cred? And yet it is only because of h(t him on the head, He jumped up,
■ponaive action of wh»t others do or declaring their love and their friend­ upon tbe little rocking chair that bad ing corn fodder Is advisable only on their relation to happiness that these crylng Eureka! and immediately In-
ship st nn end. be went to her In
once been hers.
say. They come und go. in part a mys­
farm» having a water system.
other things have a trace of sacred- vented the steam engine. — Spokane
penitent love, craving forglvemus Hpt
About him were the deepening shad
tery. in part the «Implaat of ull ex­
Spokesman-Review.
■he refused to receive him
Prim, ows of twilight and the bush of even
ness—James Mackaye.
perience. th« compelling Influence of
sensitive Ann Motley! The timid love Ude. The old furniture of Ann Mot-
truth. They leave no successor. The that had hud It« first awnkenlng In the
Make Surel
ley. with Its generations of hallowed
Miserly Family as Paupers.
heritage of grvatne»« descends to the sunlight of hU presence had shrunk
All previous wills are revoked by the
memories, lent a mellow sanctity to
After the death in the Southamp­
The milch cow. of all animals, re- |
back Into her heart, wounded and the stillness of the room ; and In the
people Calvin Coolidge.
ton. England, workhouse of Phillip drawing up of a new will, but so much
affrighted. He had profaned her proud enshrouding calmness, with the face quires an abundance of pure water, i
Water constitute« more than three- ] Remer, whose father and mother had trouble arises through error or care­
Book Borrowers.
■»•nslbllltl««. nnd ■lie felt that she uf sweet Ann Motley looking down
fourths of the raw material used by j been buried as paupers. 11,365 in gold, lessness that It is always best to make
could
not
forgive
him.
And
therefore
upon him from the desk beside him.
All of us suffer from people who
the cow In the manufacture of milk. silver and securities was found hidden sure of the matter by burning the
It wns that she refused to see him Ills heart poured forth its anguish In
borrow our hooka and then forget to and that when he wrote to her she de­
Stale or Impure water lx so distaste­ in the home where the three had lived document to be revoked. Remember
silent, sobbing tears.
ful to her that she will not drink a together.
that, if the new will Is lost or de­
sati
return them. in time we cannot re­ dined to answer his letters
Then suddenly a voice, low
stroyed, an older will that Is not lost
"Your silence tell» me.” be wrote quavering, and seemingly afar off sufficient quantity for maximum milk
m mber what Ima become of the miss-
production. Furthermore impure wa­
or destroyed might become valid. It
Best Months for Savings.
Ing volumes. Keep « fard or small in hlx finnl appeal, “that you cannot broke »«ftly upon the shadowed si
ter may impair the health of the cow.
the
ban-j
lg lmpo88ibie to be too careful.
notebook at hand near the bookshelves know how deep nnd all-absorbing 1» lence:
January and October are
The water supply, therefore, demands
ata A f t g*r
______ _
and each time a book Is borrowed Jot n>y lovu for you. If the few hasty, un-
ner months for savings accounts.
After
"Grant Oh. Utrd. that he may
the dairyman's most careful attention.
yet come back to me and know
down the title, the borrower nnd the meaning words thnt escapetl me in a
New
Year's
money
gifts
received
at
Exchange
of
Statues.
During the winter, when cows are
that 1 love and forgive him."
date. Then when a reasonable length flush of thoughtless Irritation have
The equestrian statue of George Ill
stabled the greater part of the time, Christmas are put in savings funds
outweighed with you nil I have said
For
a
moment
after
the
voice
had
banks for summer vacations and in which stood at Bowling Green, N.
of time has elapsed do not hesitate to
or done. It is useless for me now to ceased the doctor remained motion­ it Is important that they be watered
ask for the return of the book.
attampt to convince you to the con­ less Tbe slight flutter of wings and at least two or three times a day un­ October salaried people begin to save was dragged from its pedestal July 9,
1776, and laid prostrate in the dusL
trary. I »hull not again n»k you to the tapping of a beak upon the bars less water Is kept before them con­ for the holidays.
His Wealth of Learning,
take buck the love you have cast aside of a cage alone disturbed the ensuing stantly. It Is advisable to supply wa­
The statue being composed of lead was
ter to cows at a uniform temperature,
Ever See Job's Coffin?
afterward melted and run into bullets
Willie was Just back from the dr- I pray only Hint you will forgive me. quiet Then, mixing hlx bend, the doc­ preferably 15 to 20 degrees above the
Surely, you cannot deny me this l*t tor clasped hlx bunds before blm In
into
the
room
with
It
is
visible about ten o'clock at and in 1802 the first statue of Wash­
cus. He bounded
freezing
point.
When
water
stands
In
me know by some word or sign that I
a hop. skip and a jump, “it wax have your pardon for ray cruel though sudden fervency, und as bls eyes were a tank on which ice often forms. It night. directly In the south, north of ington was placed on the pedestal it
lifted up to heaven, filled wlth lt'e
"Hut
what
did
you
east from Altair. The constellation formerly occupied.
great ! '
unintended word«, nnd I shall nxk no light of a strange awakening, a smile usually pays well to warm It slightly.
asked
hl»
grandmother.
"What
called Job's Coffin is a little group of
This
can
be
done
by
a
tank
heater,
by
learn?'
more. Grant me thin--not for my sake, of Illumining pence shone upon his
did I learn?” he echoed. "Just let me if you so will It. but for the sake of
live steam, or by hot water from a stars rather close together, looking
Cannon Ball Hail Storm.
countenance; nnd us spirit communing
boiler. If a broiler Is used for run­ somewhat like a fish with a drooping
tell you. I learned to eat peanuts with the friendship, the love, the happiness
In Natal, South Africa, on April 17
with spirit his fnce grew beautiful
ning a separator or for heating water
both hands.
That's what I learned!” thnt once «ere our»."
in the softening radiance of revels
tail.
1874, hailstones weighing one and one-
These were the Inst words he ever tlon, and upon his parted Ups there to wash and sterilize utensils, steam
half pounds fell, and on their way to
from
it
can
readily
and
cheaply
be
addressed to her She did not respond. trembled a soul-uttered prayer-an
Wonderful Opal.
To Clean Satin Pump».
the ground perforated corrugated iron
used
to
warm
the
water.
Silent und unforgiving. In obedience to
The most efficient way to clean
One of the finest opals of modern the dictates of nn exacting conscience. answering message of love and thanks
roofs.—Science Service.
satin
pumps
is
to
brush
tbe
satin
off
giving.
times belonged to Empress Josephine, , She shut herself out from Id» life.
with a small piece of velvet. If this
ami wns known ns the "Burning of
Uncle Eben.
Then, with the pride of lofty mnn-
method is used, it will be found that
Troy,” from the Innumerable flames ' hood, he respected her decision nnd Method by Which Ship
“Remember, son," said Uncle Eben,
Is a good feed for dairy cows the satin will not become rough and “you must have judgment as well as
which appeared to be blazing within 1 tliereafler bore, himself toward her as
It Put Under Arreet and Barley
nearly equal to corn. Some feed­ the life of the shoes will be greatly
n
stranger.
Never
again
did
lie
ap
­
enthusiasm. Good intentions is re­
its depths.
With the arrest In a British port ers hold it Is quite equal to com If It
proach her nor mention her name Yet
sponsible foh some o’ de worst singin’
recently of s whisky ship. General does not constitute more than 60 per prolonged.
there was not a day during all the
Bad Effect on Trade.
in de choir."—Washington Star.
Serrat, many people learned for t ie cent of the meal portion of the ration.
Gave Name to Fur.
In England the trade In black silk weary years that followed that he tint Uma that a ship can be arrested, Corn Is a very good feed. It Is low tn
did
not
bow
In
spirit
before
the
shrine
Mandel fur is a trade name used In
was once ruined for a generation be-,
As They Sound.
lime, a little heavy, and for this rea­
of his burled love and pray to heaven s»uys the London Mull.
The law of maritime arrest Is very son should be lightened with some feed the fur industry. In reality it is the
cause a notorious murderess elected
It may be true that a man and his
that he might some day know she had
complicated, but It appears Hint hav­ like bran and fed with some legume pelt of a species of Asiatic sheep. This
____ one,
____
,, K.o
but .Hoee
there are times, in
to be hanged In her black silk dress.
wife are
forgiven him In vain he sought to
ing committed a crime a vessel can hay like clover or alfalfa for the pur­ fur was first put on the market by a many cases, when they sound like two
Ignore the blight that her unforgiving
be followed until she Is caught, even pose of supplying an adequate quan­ man named Mandel, and has retained
Utilizing the Waste.
■lienee cast upon the sacred memory
dozen.—New Orleans States.
if she has passed Into different owner­ tity of mineral substance. Brun Is a
his name.
of
her*
being.
It
lay
upon
him
ns
a
Remarkable progress In utilizing the
ship since her lapse from grace. She good feed to use with either barley or
curse; and as time went on his prayer
Philosophical Thought.
must, however, be arrested In a port corn, or both, because it is bulky, has
waste products of the corn crops, such
Romance and Gloves.
been me a cravtng—a morbid, brooding
Life is like a game of whist. I don t
a» corn cobs, stalks nnd teavM, has passion—Inspired by a dread lest he or where the courts of the country which a slight laxative effect, and lightens
A curious atmosphere of romance enjoy the game much; but I like to
been made in the last few years. The she should die before his soul should Ims ordered the arrest have Jurixdlc- the mixture. It lacks lime but it is
Hon and there are many vessel« rich In phosphorus.
has always • lingered around gloves. play my cards well, and see what will
list contains 148 products and ranges |>e cleared of Its deepening blot.
afloat today that avoid making voy-
The knight's ghuntlet was the gage in be the end of it.—George Eliot.
Throughout his dally life It haunted
from absorbents for nitroglycerin to
certain countries because
battle, poisoned gloves were used by
him with a resth's» fear. Yet lie gave ages to
xylose, a kind of sugar.
warrant out against them
Millet in the Lead.
the Medici in disposing of rivals, per­
no conscious outward sign to the world there is a
Millet is the world's most prolific
fumed gloves were revered by lovers.
nor to her of the torment of Ills spirit. there.
The Game of Polo.
The crimes that a vesesl can com
Ministering to others In their trials
grain crop.
____________
.
Modern polo was played almost in nnd afflictions; ready always with hlx mlt »re varied, but the most common
Extra Soap Provided?
times as
milk
cool
23
Is
damaging
another
vessel,
or
piers,
of
Crenm
and
kindly Interest and words of cheer,
its present form by the princes
Sign in indoor bathhouse—Persons
or docks, by collision. In such cases fast in water as in air of the same
H aa
Hyznntlum.
.......... and the Emperor Com- and giving to weary hearts the com- a vessel enn be arrested until secur t>
bathing tor the first time are request­
temperature.
»nua
wax
injured
by
falling
from
Ills
i((rt
nn(1
t(|e
benediction
of
tils
tender
in1
for tbe damage Is given or liability
ed to inform the attendant of the
horse In the gamo. The game became sympathy, he shared with no one the for damage has been decided In tbe
Charcoal Is recommended as an ab- fact.—Boston Transcript.
burden of hlx own cross; but, alone
popular In England in 1872.
sorber of foul odors In the milk rootfi.
.
, _ .
Hfl
nnd uncomforted, he bore It In mute courts.
Evading dock nnd harbor dues Is it should be freshly powdered.
Cleans and Shines.
devolution through the unbroken sl- soother offense for which a vessel can
The Interesting Emu.
A little kerosene in the water when
lenep of th® yoRF®.
For heavy njllk production, or for
be arrested. As In the*u>e of the
Among the Indigenous birds of (
And when, one evening In June, she General Serrat, arrest can also be fattening young growing animals, the washing linoleum or oilcloth will act
Queensland the emu rivals the ostrich) passed away suddenly nnd without the
feeding of grain on pasture is doubt­ ns a fine cleaner and give a splendid
for voracity. In the stomach of a herald warning of sickness—tier heart made on an allegation that the owner
gloss to the material.
less the most economical method.
has
not
paid
some
debt.
specimen recently killed were found having gently censed Its work ns she
• • •
A ship Is arrested by nulling the
four pennies, nine nails, five marbles, doxed In her chnlr—the blow fell upon warrant to a prominent part, generally
A hooded or small-top milk pall
Vandalism.
MY celebrated non-surgical
one umbrella ferrule, key. a medal, a him with crushing desimlr. She wns
protects
the milk from dust and dirt
The vandal always lurks somewhere
a mnsL
gone;
leaving
him
alone,
utterly
alone
fulling from the body of the cow, and near the scene of disaster. Philadel­ treatment for Piles does not
clock wheel and crockery.
—and unforgiven!
confine you to your bed or room. Y ou
Wowf
makes possible the production of a
phia Public Ledger.
Yet withal there remained the nohu
can come and go about your work as
He had been Invited to the wedding much cleaner milk.
The Rough School.
Ions hope thnt perchance she had left
usual. From the first treatment you will
He
had
never
seen
friend,
In the school of experience you among her papers some message for of an old
Lightning Splits Radiator.
be relieved, and no matter how severe
Give cows hay to supplement the
before. but. of course, when
the
bride
don't get a sheepskin. You grow your him; something thnt might tell him
Lightning split the radiator of an au­ your case. 1 GUARANTEE IN WRIT­
to her lie tried to be dry pastures and to help furnish the
he
wns
presented
own to rwplnco the fragment» removed. site hnd not depRrt«d without nn an­
nutrients necessary for pt/ifltable milk tomobile that was being driven neor ING to cure your PILES or return your
swer to bls prnyer. And thus It hap­ amluble.
fee If vou are suffering with PILES or
like
a
stranger,
”
he
Hull, England, recently.
•T hardly feel
flow.
You Want a Good Position pened thnt he w«« present nt the sale said,
other RECTAL or COLON »11-
* • •
"for Jack, during
.... .. the time he
meat write or call for my new
of her little property and was th« wns courting you, frequently regnlef
Very w.U—Tak« th.
Numerous trials show that for each
an-
in
Weights
and
measures
used
FREE BOOK of Information.
BualnM»
Privat« B"<T«tan
milk
highest
bidder
for
the
old
time
ma
­
to
L. C«l<iil»t<w. Uomptonieter^t.Jioara-
It also contains nearly a hun­
me with extracts from his dear Nellie s pound of concentrates fed
in an-
Wtights
and
measures
used
phlc, penman.hlp. ur Comm«r«lal Tear» hogany desk, which the auctioneer
dred letters from PATIENTS.
cows on pasture the cows returned
dating
.
. ,
■r»« Cour«« at
descrlbod nnd put up for sale with letters.'
clent Egypt have been found
one pound of milk.
The bride glared at him viciously.
Irreverent harangue And because bf
back as far as 8000 B. C.
“I hope you don't mind his having
the xactednexs attaching to the things read your letters to me?” he asked
Those who are trying to build up
PORTLAND OFFICES;
Th« for«mo»t Bnslne«» Coll«»» of th« thnt hnd been hers—to the things na-
Boding It Down,
good average herds are now placing
anxiously.
Northwest which han won mor« Aeciiracy j Kt><,|Hten with the bygone days of their
"My letters!" she repeated Icily.
I the standard for production at 325
It takes forty pounds of beef to
th?K>? m* Amrrlca Hnnd f^
bought her books and her
fear there Is some mistake. My name (rounds of fat and 0,000 pounds of milk I make । one pound of meat extract.
Cstalo«
clock; her Ivory type portrait of her- Is Joan.”—Pittsburgh Chronicle-Tele­ a year.
P^tland. Or
M. W«lk«r. I'—
, emc
cuM)1(,ned
M ts . Martha C. Wilton
WHEN
THE PARROT
SPOKE
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO PLAYS
IMMATURE CORN IS
GOOD FOR SILOING
Portland, Oregon.
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
Fluff RllgS
CHICKS
Water Supply for Dairy
Cows of Big Importance
Barley Is Nearly Equal
to Com for Dairy Cows
Dairy Hints
»
No Confinement—No Hospital Bills
Behnke-Walker
P. N. U,
No- 481 1926
CHAS 1 DEAN. M.D.Inc
rocking chair, and tbe old piano—
graph.