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the problem of keeping little tots
clean without getting any further
tluiu the washtub. In a grimy world
this homely friend of the family la the
only answer. Hero stylists come to
the rescue with clothes of all kinds
that can be washed and Ironed easily
and quickly; and It happens that these
All lung rye straw stuffed. mer. Perhaps the season Inspires the very simply designed things look bet­
Insist »n having the collar ' loveliest headwear or perhaps they en­ ter than any others on the youngsters.
with the “Fish'’ Label.
If joy exercising talents that were more
In hot weather for those who live
your dealer does not handle
this brand collar, wtlte to us or less suppressed last winter, during near the beaches, bathing suits and
direct
the vogue of untrlmmed and unInter- beach coats may bring laundry work
F. SHARKBY A «ON
down to the Irreducible minimum. Lit­
estlug hats.
SI Union Av.. Portland, Ore.
Here are five lints which have come tle ones wear their knitted bathing
Into bloom recently In the millinery suits during most of their waking
CUT FLOWERS A FLORAL DESIGNS
garden and have been chosen us rep- hours when they can play on the
ctarhe lirua. Florist* H7 Morrison St
at GLADSTONE
July 9th to July 22nd left blooming alone, the last hat is
blooming
among
myriad
others.
Best Horse Collar
Genius la burning like everything with
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_ millinery designers; they continue to
Maae
overflow with tine ideas for midsum­
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BOX 656
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.
Gave Name to Street.
The word adelphl is the Greek for
brothers. It is given to a district of
London. England, on the south side of
the Strand, because the principal
buildings In the district were erected
by four brothers. John. Robert. James,
and William Adam, after whom the
streets are still named.
Fivs of the Latest Summer Hats.
resentatlve of beautiful types suited ! sands. Beach coat» to be worn over
to midsummer, First there la the be- j them when needed are made of gay
loved leghorn, adorably developed by ; printed terry cloth, which does not
an applique trimming of hundmade need to be Ironed. They may be made
renaissance, laid over the crown. The of other printed cottons or of heavy,
brimedge Is bound with silk tn a unbleached domestic, with cut-out fig
color and on both the upper and un­ urea of little animals, flowers, chil­
der brim three tight little, bright little dren or birds applied to them. These
roses are iwwed. with folded silk nre sewed down with cotton floss, using
stems. This is an exquisite hat. Next the buttonhole stitch.
Chambray, cotton broadcloth, coarse
comes a wide-brimmed, black luce hut
with aemi-faclng of chiffon and a linens and gingham maintain their
flange on the upper brim of a novelty lead at the head of the list of depend­
millinery fabric which Is also used for able fabrics for little dresses and
the bow that completes a simple but rompers. Nearly all dresses are made
Impressive model. Beautiful handcruft with panties to match and nearly all
Is the outstanding feature of the hat have round collars In white or a plain
of tagnl braid, turned up at the back. color and banding on the sleeves and
It has a collar of folded velvet and pockets to match the collar. Th«
tlon in Buffalo In June, 1924.
Stuck Up.
"Osculatory demonstration may be
all right," mused the mistletoe, "but
ns a rule I am above that sort of
thing.’*—Boston Transcript.
BARK
Job’s Comforter.
First Artist (to depressed Brother
Brush) Don't take his criticism too
seriously, old fellow. He doesn't know.
And, anyhow, our pictures are never
as bad ns they are painted.—Sydney
Bulletin. .
Nature’«1 Own Tonic
An Oxford lecturer prophesies that
chemistry will create synthetic men.
There should still be room, however,
for the self-made variety.
To Regulate Incubator
Whan in Portland
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
Send aa your ahipmenta. We mail you check
the ame day we receive good«.
P ortland H ide a W ool C o .
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No. 28, 1926
25c
Mortality Loss in Baby
Chicles May Be Prevented
The Young Men's Christian associa­
tion we» formed In London in 1844 by '
Sir George Williams and was Intro- ‘
duced Into the United States In 1861.
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15c
BE HEALTHY
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O. 8. BARRON, Prop.
HIK22S2ME
Farmer Who Balances His
Poultry Ration Gets Mort
How We Got Collars.
It Is about a hundred years since I
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Yielding a Comfortable Cash Income; a Bigger and
Better Position, and Independence and Happiness,
One of the most serious maladies
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which poultry-farm owners have to '
combat is coccldlosls, u destructive *
disease, especially prevalent on pout- 1
try farms where a large numlier of
Business College
11th and »almon ttreets
Portland, Oregon
birds are raised on a limited area.
Chickens between the ages of four Pros. I. M. Walker
and fourteen weeks are the most like­
ly to contract the infection, and suffer
VAUDEVILLE—PICTURES
the greatest mortality, according to
Mata.
Eves.
B. A. Beach of the veterinary science
department at the Wisconsin College
of Agriculture, In a recent circular
Children, 10 cent* Any Time
published by tbe college. He says
that although adult birds often con­
tract the disease, they seldom die dl- '
rectly from It.
ALL WORK GUARANTIED
The disease la the result of Infec­
tion by a atnall paraalte. known as the
The Oldest and Best Equipped Repair Plant In Oregon
coccldlum, which Is apread In the
East Water and Haltnon Sts, Portland, Oregon
East X39J
CYLINDER
GRINDING—CRANK »HAFT GRINDING—GEN. OVERHAULING
droppings of Infected birds. Beach, In
outlining the symptoms of the trouble, ’
OREGON'S FLNEST BEACH RESORT HOTEL
says that the first to be noticed is the
Moderate Rate». Varied Amuiemeat«
appearance of blood In the droppings: J
TWO GOLF LINKS.
following this, the chick usually be-
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comes listless; Its feathers become ;
ruffled, and its wings droop. Contain- -
IRELAND’S SANDWICH SHOP Whereto Eat
Inated soli and water are the chief
Boi launches to take out 25c and 35c
IN
Is a Treat’
THERE’S A DIFFERENCE
carrlera of Infection, aa are certain
12S Sixth Street PORTLAND, or 365 Washington Street
adult birds, which are Infected, though
showing no outward signs of tbe dis- .
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ease, Such heus are a continuous
Coffee and Pastry a Specialty.
Reasonable
source of Infection and a menace to all
Prices.
Broadway at Stark (Oregon Hotel
chicks that are permitted to run with
Building), Portland, Oregon.
them.
"No medicinal treatment has yet
Standard Acre.
Rubens Inspired by Wife.
been found of sufficient value to war­
rant Its use,” Beach declares. "Sani­
The acre as a land measure was
Rubens, the great painter, was so
tation Is both the preventive and the
inspired by his second wife that the at an early time an uncertain quan­
cure," he says.
genius flashed snew, according to art tity. and differed in various parts of
As soon aa coccldlosls Is diagnosed.
critics.
Many critics also say that England. It was reduced to a stand­
Beach says the steps to be taken are
her
likeness
appeared in his religious ard by King Edward I, about the year
to remove all of the apparently
1305. In 1824 the standard care was
healthy chicks to clean quarters—feed any mythological paintings tor years
the chicks Inside brooder bouses—re­ afterward. She is said to have fur­ ordered by act of parliament to con­
move al) litter from the brooder house nished the inspiration that blossomed tain 4,840 square yards. That is the
twice weekly—withhold all mash, and forth In “Dido," "Andromeda in De­ standard acre today.
feed light on scratch feed, and keep spair” and in “Susanna.”
sour milk before the chicks at all
Aid Spread of Truth.
times.
Vowel Formations.
All those who opposed intellectual
There are numerous theories con­ truths merely stir the fire; the cin­
cerning the formation of vowels. C. ders fly about and set fire to that
K. Rogers, writing in “Your Voice and which else they had not touched.—
Laying hens neqd a balanced ration. I You,” says: "The theory most com­ John Wolfgang von Goethe.
This fact Is demonstrated by an ex­ monly accepted and most generally
periment completed recently by the I taught is that they are shaped in the
Avoid “Knocking” Habit.
South Dakota State college poultry | mouth by various positions of the lips
At the end of the day, review what
department. In which two pens of 25 ;
and tongue, which positions furnish you have said and see if 99 per cent
hens each were fed under the same j
The
so many forms or molds into which
your remarks were knocks.
conditions but with different rations, j
the stream of vibrated air is poured.”! "Jawing” habit is easily required.—•
In one case the hens were given all
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the corn, oats, wheat and barley they
American Eagle.
would eat. The hens in the other i>en
Doesn’t Sound Real.
received these same grains but In ad­
The fathers of the American repub­
dition were given a 20 per cent meat lic decided upon an eagle as an em-
The man who sings or plays "Home,
tnash In order to make the ration bal­
blem, and unfortunately the species • Sweet Home” in a rented flat is either
anced.
known to them was the sea or bald serenading his landlord or kidding
A summary of tbe results of this
feathered only to the knees, himself, according to Billy Sunday.—
experiment Indicates that the hens on eagle,
corn, oats, wheat and barley averaged and a “piratical parasite of the os- New York Herald-Tribune.
27.64 eggs per bird for the twd-months prey.” The golden eagle, to which a
Modern Precautions.
period. The hens that received the change has been made on the coins
meat mash in their ration averaged of the country, is feathered to the
Never give the boy all the allow­
36 56 eggs per hen. The cost of the 1 toes.
ance you can afford. Keep back some
feed was practically the same In both
to bail him out.—Baltimore Sun.
cases because the first pen ate enough
Proper Phrases.
more grain to balance the cost of the
One sees so much of fiddling con-
meat mash, thus proving that the
farmer who will balance his poultry tests and championships in the news
of the day that one is prompted to
ration will receive a greater profit.
exclaim, "Oh, fiddlestick!” or “Oh.
fiddle-dee-dee!” Perhaps one may be
The world is a playground
sufficiently stirred to exclaim, “Oh,
for those who are healthy.
fiddle-faddle.” If you don't believe it.
Nature knows the way to
According to a report from the ex­ they're all in the dictionary.
health. Take Barkroot Tonic
tension division. Ohio State university,
Feels Much Improved.
a record from 300 farmers shows that
That Did It.
the mortality loss in baby chicks up to
“I have been In poor health for some
Outside the storm raged. The thun­
the age of ten weeks was 2O.J^per cent.
time, system generally run down and
suffering with severe constipation. On
This probably is a conservative esti­ der was deafening, the lightning
recommendation I tried your Barkroot
Tonic, and after using two bottles I
mate as no doubt a farmer who Is pro­ flashed almost continuously. Present­
began to feel improved In every way."
gressive enough to keep records Is ly a bolt struck some part of the
MRS. MINNIE CAMPBELL, Portland.
more apt to give his chicks better care house and knocked the owner com­
than will the average farmer. The pletely out of bed. He rose, rubbed
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chief causes of these losses may be his eyes, yawned, and said, "All right,
summarized as follows : Weak chicks,
dear. Ill get up.’
diarrhea, crowding, leg weakness, can­
nibalism, coccldlosls and intestinal
Turkish Names.
worms.
A great deal may be done tn pre­
The name Bosporus is from the
venting these losses by adhering close­ Greek, meaning ox-ford. It was nam­
ly to the five essentials of chick rais­
ed from the legend that Io, transform­
ing advocated by the University of
ed into a cow, swam across it. The
Missouri. These are :
Dardanelles are named after the Greek
1. Hatch early.
2. Brood each hatch separately for city Dardanus on the eastern side of
the ancient Hellespont.
four weeks.
8. Range on fresh ground.
Feed a balanced ration constantly.
At Least, Make Effort.
5. Separate pullets and cockerels.
The Chinese begin their new year
by paying all their debts. The Amer­
icans only try to.—Los Angeles Times.
FOLKS!
No Theatres In Java.
Do not forget to visit
the Famous Halrcut-
tlng Shop for Women
ana Children.
(¡OLDEN INVESTMENT FOB
YOUNG PEOPLE
DROP
In Java there are no theaters to
speak of. and entertainments that call
for an auditorium usually are given
in large concert halls, the perform­
ances opening at 9:80 or 10 o'clock,
because it is loo warm prior to that
hour to ask an audience to assemble.
The concert halls are connected to
clubs usually.
Has “Tuber Coalhouse"
A woman sought aid of a London
hospital physician after the family
doctor diagnosed her husband's illness
as “tuber coalhouse.” The hospital i
physicians gave the same diagnosis, J
claiming the man's Illness was due to ।
working In the coal yards.
COCCIDIOSIS IS
FATAL AILMENT
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It was in 1861 that the poet Long
fellow published "Th« Golden Leg­
end.’’ a long lyric drama based on the
German Hartmann von Aue's beauti­
ful story of self-sacrifice, "Her Aime
Heinrich.** it is on« of Longfellow’s
best and the most popular of his
longer works, and contains many pas­
sages of great beauty.
Bad Correctly Placed.
The right place for the bed, many
people seem to think, is against the '
wall, where It will be fairly well out 1
of the way. The right place for the ‘
l>ed is always away from the wail, so
that there will be free circulation of
air all around the sleeper.
If you are interested In a
Continuous 1 to 11 p. m. Portland, Oregon.
The Golden Legend.
the collar came into being as a com- ।
cerclal proposition. It has been sug­
gested that the necklace of teeth or
claws or strings of beads with which
our early ancestors adorned them­
selves was the forerunner of the mod­
ern collar.
for your produce
ONE OF AMERICA’S FOREMOST
BUSINESS COLLEGES
HE last rose of summer and the
‘ 1 last hat of summer ire alike beau-
KODAK FINISHING
FHKK ■NLAROKMBNT with every »Or
order. Itawllnga Film <*o, Portland. Ore
OFFERS A MARKET
An Easily Laundered Drese.
an intricately made trimming of nar­
row braid mid small berries placed at
the right side. Among these softly
feminine headpieces the black Spanish
sailor stands out boldly. It Is a bang-
kok straw with a collar of black belt­
ing ribbon arranged in pencil plaits
across the front, edged with a nar­
row contrasting ribbon.
This Is a
tailored hat of the severe type, to be
worn with n suit of similar character.
Midsummer calls for the lovely wide-
brimmed. hnlr-hrald hats, like that
which brings this brief story to a
happy ending. Lace overlays the top
of the shape and extends over the
brim edge and n cluster of roses la
posed at the front. This model is
lovely In any of tbe light colors.
Many n ways and means commit­
tee may work overtime considering
pantle frock pictured, of checked ging­
ham, Is cut with kimono sleeves,
round neck, slit a little way down at
the front, and straight panties. It Is
hardly more difficult to Iron than a
handkerchief.
The
floral
motif
sketched on and above the pockets Is
done with cotton floss In the lazy
daisy stitch. Little boys' suits are
Just as simply designed; most of them
made of chambray.
Even frocks and suits In which the
little tots finish the day, when they
are tidied up for the family dinner,
are designed very simply. Dotted
swlas, with colored dots on white, Is
liked for them and their round col­
lars of white swlsa are worked about
the edge with floss matching the dot
In color.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
(CX lilt. Western Newcomer HnGm »
If It seems Impossible to regulate
the Incubator, examine the wafer and
see whether or not it still has the
ether which causes expansion and con­
sequent regulation of the thermostat.
The wafers are filled with ether which
will evaporate through a very small
leak. Detach the suspected wafer,
and shake close to the ear. If the
liquid Is in It. you will hear it shake,
and the trouble Is not there. If there
Is no sound of liquid, buy a new wafer
and save time, money and worry.
Best Feed for Beginner
Chick rations are numerous, and
one of the best feeds for the beginner
with a small flock is the commercial
dried buttermilk starting mash. This
can be fed In hoppers and placed be­
fore the chicks at all times. These
commercial mashes are used by many
commercial poultrymen wl(h good re­
sults. A large number of egg produc­
ers who mix their own laying mash.
depend on the commercial starters for
bringing the chicks through the crit-1
leal period.
Literary
Rule.
It has come to be practically a sort
of rule In literature that a man, hav-
Ing once shown himself capable of
original writing, is entitled thence-
forth to steal from the writings of
others at discretion—Emerson.
Golf Widow’s Refuge.
woman sees so little
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of her ' husband, who is a golf player,
that she will become a foreign mis-
slonary.—Atchison Globe.
Where Nutria Come» From
The coypu is a curious web-footed
rodent of South America, known com­
mercially as nutria.
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