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About The Sandy news. (Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1916)
The Store T hat Made Sandy Famous Bauer’s General Store POULTRY arid EGGS PUZZLED THE JAPANESE. The Tum ult a W hite W oman’s P air of Black Gloves Caused. Jap an ese women never w ear gloves. A t V P L . k 'T Thousands upon thousands of Nippon nutives have never seen a p air of gloves. Oue day as nn A merican girl and I were w alking through a sm all HOUSES FOR POULTRY. village some d istance from Tokyo we were a t a loss to u nderstand why such Good V e n tila tio n and Freedom F ro m a large crow d gathered around us on D ra fts Essential. Our prices better than Portland prices. 15 day the street. Any successful poultry house should In a small town an American alw ays be built economically and m ust f u r gathers a crowd, hut th is crowd w as . Sale of Dry Goods now on nish dry. com fortable q u arte rs entirely particularly thick and excited, and free from d rafts. It m ust also be con wheu th e Jap an ese do any looking they WHEN YOU ARE CONFRONTED st rm ted to m eet two extrem es of tem w ant lo do It up close. T he unlives kept WITH BUSINESS TROUBLES, perature. looking at my partner, pointing and Sunlight is the best know n germ de Jabbering aw ay, wildly excited. The and tlie lulls are coming in last, and ev- stroyer: therefore all w indows or open crowd kepi getting tig h ter and tighter, rytlung seems to have gone wrong « ings should be so located th a t th e sun while with our hands on our uoses we ! may reach every p art of th e in terio r of kept trying to push out. Thev kept substantial bank account will dissipate the house ¿is many hours as possible pointing a t her hands, then at her face tlie clouds, as tlie sun does tlie m orning during each day. A safe proportion of and not until one of them reached mist. It is to tlie advantage of every over and felt of her hands did we uu ! man, w hether actively engaged in busi derstaud w hat was the m atter 1 lie girl w ith ine had on a pair of ' ness or not, to have a cheeking account. black gloves with the ends under her H e are soliciting new accounts, and sleeves, so th at tile excited villagers would lie pleased to have you open one were trying to solve the m ystery of with us. how a person could have black hands and a w hite face. Wheu she drew off CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK DEVELOPING A BULL. her gloves, revealing hands the sam e ! color as her face, they disappointedly Young Males Should N o t Run W ith the widened enough to let us through. H erd— Good G ra in R ation. No doubt if she had not removed her n t y F C. M in k ler, N ew J e r s e y e x p e r i gloves the legend of th e woman with C A U S E O F R O P Y M IL K , m e n t s ta tio n .] the black hands and the w hite face Experience prom pts th a t it is the best IRO N REFLECTION th visited the the tow to w n would have h av e C ondition U s u a lly Due to Unclean th a a t t once once visited n would IJI IKlt'ii iln tv n for fu r y • ears.—Homer n . _ it m aj occur to you that if y< u bought j " <!” I,le,lt to Kro'v a bull calf intended been F banded down D a iry Utensils. „ . i t 7 for breeding purposes well during th e Croy iu L eslies Weekly. Stringy or ropy milk is usually due to a p air ot shoes from us at an y tim e th a t ,irs. ....... . , ,, . k me , . Urst fifteen m onths and not to expose a eeltaiu class of bacteria which work th e shoes wore longer, la id their shape him to service until lie is fourteen or Form o f D ivorce In Old Rome. upon tlie casein and album inoids of tha la*tter a id preserved a better appearance fifteen m onths old. Often wheu young In tlie earlier period of the liottiitn milk, says H oard's D airym an. They republic divorces w ere quite unknow n et into it from pails, tanks, vats o* than any pair of shoes you eyer had. If hulls are mated during their early O f th e s e v e r a l v a r ie tie s o f W y a n m ’ ilking utensils and give to r" ‘e rlKht UP ‘° the tluie of •titer .. ........" ....................... l" th l '*- a this be true we want to remind v< u to stages of grow th and developm ent d o tte » th e w h ite is th e m o st p o p u tne Millan wars, in the old davs the “ 1,lk t-ream a striugv consistency la r, n o t o n ly a m o n g fa n c ie rs^ w h o get acquainted with us again. It is >el- their \ Igor is im paired, they are m ere husband and wife who wished to sepa s ‘»«‘“ ’tlines this Infection'can he tr a c 'd p a y b ig p r ic e s f o r e x t r a line s p e c i tiom th a t a customer comes to us but restless in anil aruuud the barn and rate appeared for the last tim e before " ''"<««? wauling h, sloughs or m arshes m en s, b u t a ls o on u tility p o u ltry their grow th is nn re or less retarded once. f a rm s . I t s g r e a t u s e fu ln e s s b o th the common hearth, a priest and priest- 1,1 HU,b eases no doubt the bacteria a re It is exceedingly w asteful of his en- a s a la y e r a n d f o r ta b le p o u ltry ess being present. As ou the day of allie d on the udder and teats, and a t m a k e s it p o p u la r w ith th e c o m m a , '"•'iriage. „ cake of w heaten flour was '*“• next m ilking the freshly d raw n p ercjlt b l , n t o , n " " 1«b a herd cial b re e d e r, an d th e r e a r e m a n y Of cows and m ate w ith such anim als presented to the husband and wife, but lllllk is infected. If a needle Is dipped a t t a i n s o f th is h en w h e re th e m a j o r it y o f th e fe m a le s la y 2w eg g s nstead ,,r sharing It between them into such milk and then lifted some of p e r y e a r. A s ta b le p o u ltry it Is f ley rejected it. Then, instead of pray- " ’M he raised in long threads, good fro m b ro ile r size to r o a s te r s , ers. they pronounced form ulas of a 'I'll*» remedy for this trouble Is clean TRUE FOSSIL FORESTS. b e in g s a la b le a t nil a g e s in b e strange, severe, spiteful character, by niillting utensils anil containers ami an tw e e n . T h e b ird sh o w n is a W h ite Yallow stone P a rk ’s A rra y of Stony W y a n d o tte cock. which the wife renounced the worship avoidance of the above m entioned Relics of Volcano A c tiv ity . and gods of th e bualiiind. From th a t sl«'Ughs. T his Is only one of the m any moment the religious bond was broken, reasons for senldlng. eith er with boll- R em arkable fossil forests exist in glass to use is one sq u are foot of ana. tbe com m unity of worship having '"F w ater or steam , all milk containers Yellowstone park, the most rem ark glass to each tw elve square feet of ceased to exist. the m arriage w ithout 11,1 f'»' practicing scrupulous eleanli- able. it is believed, of the several fossil floor space. ru rtb e r ado was forever dissolved. n‘« s in m ilking an d handling tbe uiiik. forests which have been discovered— I-owlg give off a great deal of mois ------ '’’eed does not affect th is trouble. there are others In Egypt, in California ture from th eir lungs, an d sufficient ven and in A rizona—because in the Yel P uzzled. tilation m u st be provided to take cure low stone most of the trees were en A little girl has a new baby sister. 1 R ation F o r the Bull, of this m oisture a t all tim es. D am p and she has been som ew hat puzzled tombed in tbeir original upright posi A good ration for tlie bull will eon- ness and inquire a ir are closely asso tion and not found recum bent and sc at is to the exact statu s of tlie new ar- I s,st o f nil th e clover hay he will con- elated and are nearly alw ays due to rival In the family, sh e had willingly I •‘unie w ithout w aste and ten to fifteen tered about l be ground T h e r e c e n t d ecisio n o f som e of t h e la r g e s t m ilk d i s t r i b u t o r s In v a iuq roper ventilation. A curtain madt given g iv e n IIP hpr lied, hilt h l..~ still ..»111 ( bounds I O I H u I m lir Itiuul ullnim I# tlie i bull . . n . is a t In Arizona, for Instance, the fossil up her but som ething of good silage. If rio u s s t a te s to p a y f o r m ilk q u a lity of very thin unbleached m uslin will seemed to trouble her greatly. One heavy service or It Is necessary in or ized tru n k s have evidently been ca r r a t h e r th a n q u a n tity h a s in c re a se d allow fresh air to puss in an d tilt .lay she was found surveying the d in der to keep him In good condition feed ried a loug distance from where they th e d e m a n d fo r d a ir y c a t t l e of high originally grew. moist foul air lo puss out, thus fu r ing room Just a t m ealtim e She look sufficient of a grain m ixture consisting b u t t e r f a t p ro d u c in g p ro c liv itie s. T lie J e r s e y is n o te d fo r tile la rg e nishing plenty of ventilation withoui ed at her own high chair, then Inquir of equal p arts of dried brew ers' grains In the Yellowstone the trees now p e r c e n ta g e o f f a t c o n ta in e d in its d rafts. stand where they grew and wliere they ed suspiciously of her father, “ W here and ground oats or bran. At $20 per m ilk, nr.d b re e d e rs o f J e r s e y cow s W indows may be placed eith er in the Is she going to eat. daddie?’’- In d ia n a are entom bed by the outpouring of " ill p ro fit. T iie a n im a l sh o w n is a Ion th e dried brew ers' grains Is the various volcanic m aterials. p u r e b re d J e r s e y cow . front or ends, as best su its th e type of polls News. I lieane d feed, but th e oats or bran will Now as the softer rocks surrounding bouse, I»ut the cu rtain urea should be add variety and lighten up tlie ration. as near the center of the front us pos them are gradually worn uw ay they If no silage Is fed It may he desirable as come into use repeatedly. Very a re left standing erect on the steep hill- sible in order to prevent the wind io L ed from a half pound to a pound often It is found th at when young Head W nltpr (d unified and pompoiiRi aides. Just us they stood wheu thev blow ing in one end of the house. -H a v e you ordered, air? D e s , X “,„ of , ollmeal " " '7 T ? possibly P° SS"''-V ,hl,,ln« -°ri dally, adding < corn w ere living. In fact, it is difficult at a P a tro n -Y e s. I ordered a porterhouse ¡,on ¡¿ "rd "« n . i re* Ul“ r Kr" ‘U " little distance to distinguish some of under a y ear old they do not prove to the other end. A safe rule to follow steak hair uu hour ago. and I wish t o 1 Hyman. bt responsible breeders a t m aturity. these fossil tru n k s from the lichen <ov- in estim ating the curtain area is to a l ered «tum ps o f k lm lr « l llvlne- sruxtes It would seem wise th erefo re to w ait low one square foot of cloth to each apologize for my rudeness, w ith your perm ission I will w ithdraw It ns an or t n ’ . ii the bull Is fourteen or fifteen Such an aggregation of fossil tru n k s is six .square feet of floor space. LIVE STOCK NOTES. • der and renew R u a suggestion. Chi ) • therefore well eutltled to be called a m ouths old before m ating him with The type of floor to lie used is a point j * H ave only one breed of hogs • any vows: feed a liberal grain ration, fur careful consideration. Decision will «■ago Tribune. tru e fossil forest. • and stick to th a t breed Get a • It should not be supposed, however, hut do not fatten during th is growing lie based largely on the type of soil, J new registered boar evei y .-u ro r th a t these trees still retain their limbs period: that he have facilities for ex the drainage and w hether the houses His Strong Point. j J at least every tw o years. «» an d sim ilar branches, for the m ass of ercising and thus avoid th e develop are to be perm anent or isirtable. The Em ployer— W hai s|ieclal qnallfira »■ When tbe roots are b a r ic ted — volcanic m aterial falling on them strip- ment <>r h barrel out o f proportion to liens seem to prefer a d irt floor, as It ped them down to bare, upright tru n k s the rest of Dis body. provides a n atu ral dust bath a t all tlons have you for business? Applicant • th e sheef) should he allowed to • T he am ount of roughage fed him iu seasons of the year. T he additional -E v e ry place where I ever worked 1 • finish, as they will eat all the • — Exchange. sm all roots. * I the way of bay an d coarse feed should cost of cleaning is easily paid for by reduced the firm 's expenses before I ib « limited to n reasonable quantity. A having the fertilizing m aterial iu less left. Em ployer—Ah. an effl. lency ex D raft colts |>articulnrly m ust HELP FOR HOMELY MEN. have full feeding, anil they m ust * very useful grain m ix tu re for a hull of concentrated ami more available form. pert! A pplicant—No; I usually started I r . , - . , r. «•----------- tbe age 8UKgested would be m ade up It is host to put a layer of sand five In a t $S a week and when I q u it I was i he kept fat from the first. • F.C1.I Decorations and O th e r W a y . to as follows: Two p a r ts o f c r u s h e d o a t s getting $5.—Judge. It Is quite dangerous to the hog • or six inches deep over tlie dirt, as this T o n . Down U g l.n e ... two p arts of w heat bran, tw o parts of _ to drench It. In most cases the will help to keep the house dry and B a b ie s ' W h ite C lo th e s . -• u n - m u goes o w n t the lie w in d p ip e •* e n , I?7 , 3<e ",tU° " 'de “ be“rd lenKth- distillery grains. one p art of ollmeal at the sam e tim e will prev en t excessive drench goes u down windpipe ens It. If my face Is too narrow |t ex- This should be fed In a q u an tity ap According to a Loudon o cu list If l»i« th e a ir passages of I he lungs dust. For a perm anent m oisture proof Sr . h . T h t . i L “ ' - ' ? O “.“ ' “ »« » « • '• « a w ................- ,1», for liablcs could be * and produces broncho pneumonia and m t w proof floor o concrete well In white clothing a i ^ hat {”7® ■on,etlrae8 heetl affection and supplem ented with a lfa lfa 'T lo v e r sulatetl ith a Inver f ’tarrld iTber'ls abolished. ,n In " a ’fp«p™H"n generation there there would would • • •h d death. -ii j . . ----------- « ■’upuw uituicii w iiu u iiu iia. ciovpr , »sum If nosem p M V te 07 lm o s t’ ffk r, a gr^ , n / " ra *^’ i,lclud,,W i AU concrete floors should he As cold w eather approaches — a ,r? U,U,,On cb u p 8 " «■ ” b a >’ - g re e n fo ra g e , in c lu d in g , , u r best. A U eon X T il, T , T 11 P" < '™ ~ •> - ; nose trying t<> c / m » ' r , , 1, ke “ « »»allabte. Enough of the grain covered w ith a layer of sand and a her of persons with defective vision I ” the ew es should he kept strong » and In a th rifty condition. Tlfere • Which it has been sentenced for lif e huiVs '* be ie<1 l° k''e |' “ Je ,hi< k ,aYe r » « « r to m ake th e birds T h e H e a v ies t M eal. P air of large, handsom e m us J c h e s win his «Hu |, ‘ more com fortable and to fa. llltate • Is no profit in a hunch of run s’ “W hen do you fake th e heaviest meal • down ewes. provide a proper entourage--a nest io i « 1 0 ..^ ! ‘‘‘¡ I but tbepe , k,anln« - C o n n e c t i c u t Agri of the d ay ?" asked a bachelor of a m ar , Io m ake the stable floors sound ”• to sneak on w h ic h «?" e t. So I should be no evidence of excessive cultural College. rled man. • and solid costs far less than to Z “ W hen m y w ife cooks i t , ” cam e the let a horse go throiich and per • »*piy. Old Sawe and Sayinge. • haiis break a leg or i , ouie lame, w aeSthetk' 8OlUt,On U ° bVJOUSl' - - f '■««■• a-‘.l at the L m e i t o i 'a A few old sayings on the su b ject of Dangerous Hog Feeds. food come to us rath e r as a su rp rise In A stout man can do w onders w ith his ' PUt ,U'° b‘H ,n or K itchen slops may contain w ash pow appearance by adopting a pointed .n L 'n i rea lze a t thto tlnie our age of daintiness and refinement, beard and a su it of clothes, shirt, neck- I i h*ii m o,iar''1’ of a11 *’« «ur- yet they have th eir raison d ’etre not ders th u t are m ade up of soap and lm 1 H i« S tand ard . tie and stockings with pronounced ver H<? sboul<1 pdl" at«'<l to obey w ithstanding. “ Meat is much, m anners pure lye. They also contain much In- • P urch aser 'brin g in g lan k his p ar deal stripes. A thin man. on the other ! ^ c h C° n,.In" ',1d!* (be • » « ’"m an. and are m ore;” "Cease your c h a tte r and digestible w aste and often contain I chase»—T ills dog Is the most ferocious hand, b c o m e s at once substantial In 1 ’ sfhooling is m ost appropriately mind your p la tte r;” “T h e ass that scraps of uncooked m eats and cholera beast I ever cam e across, ami you sn d brays most eats least;” "T he w ing with virus. K itchen slops may contain pto effect without w ithout being If he culfl- ™DTe>ed. wljen th e you n g ster Is under effect being gross gross If he culti the liver to him who's the g iv er;” “ He m aines or poisonous products found In j he w as as gentle as a woman Dealei six months of age vates side whiskers and wears a suit can give little to his se rv a n t who licks decomposing organic m atter. Uncooked In Canines T h a t's straig h t My wife's o f clothes, shirt, cravat and stockings bis own tren ch er " m eat In kitchen slo|>s may contain tr i the only w om an I know an y th in g a bout, with pronounced horizontal stripes. Just a Lapse. —Chicago Herald Apropos of th is rem ark It is am using china or tapew orm cysts, and some I f my face lacks fierceness and dy- Hokus— I actually caught Longbow to note th a t “m anners’' was (he name tim es such slops may contain dead nsm ic force It needs a brisk, arrogant telling the truth yesterday. P o k u s- given to the rem n an ts of a meal. These mice or ra ts th a t may be infested w ith N ot Used to It. or If It has Uw much of these Wasn't he em barrassed ? H okus_Only cam e to the serv an ts as official per j trichina or tapew orm cysts. Hence Alyee— I'm learning to paint on chi qualities a long. sad. drooping mus- momentarily He immediately tried to qulsltes; hence our well worn expres ' kitchen » m u m slops «iujn» or or resta renuiurant or hotel tj na. (Jrayce— D on't you find it hard to u ran t or tachs will counterbalance them .-A t- He out of i t —Life. «Ion before emptying a dish. “ I^ a v e l slops are dangerous feeds for hogs liecome ats-usfomed to such a hard su r Ian tie Monthly. ‘ the last slice (or w hatever It may bet ' - __________ face?— Indianapolis Sf«r. for m anners.” Call in and get our prices DAIRY cn3 CREAMERY S andy H arness Shoo I r"g y 4 «P O O *1 2" i 1 X J-
