The Willamina times., March 21, 1946, Image 9

TH UR SDA Y, MARCH
21, 1040
TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
Clarified Department
Gem» of Thought
L IE V E me when I tell you
B E that
thrift of time will repay
you in after-life, with ■ usury
of profit l»eyond your most san­
guine dream s; nnd that waste
of it will make you dwindle
alike in intellectual and moral
stuture, beyond your darkest
reckoning.—W. E. Gladstone.
BUSINESS k INVEST. OPPOR.
Soil F um igation H as
B een P roven Sound
ARTHRITIS PAINS
Instinct mid Intuition
days.
Need Ih r F e t lt t l Relief. Longett H er! Comlorl
th«l (tn bv lound—th o u u n d i of t u f l r r m no«
turn Io O IH T CASK — known for « 0 y e « » «•
JOINT.CASE- lo t g re lle r le h rt bereute It
contain« not |u»t one or two. but FOUR great
pain relieving m vdklnea whkh bring ALL 1HI IR
StRFSCTH A I ONCE lo relieve aiKh m lw rie v
Foe f r a t t a m t l t werte OINT-CASS J»-B
The athlete who is naturally
smart in competition must have a
high degree of instinct, intuition and
concentration. I know Eddie Arcaro
figures it that way in racing.
"You haven't time to think in
a split second," he told me once.
"There's an opening or there isn’t
an opening, and you have to make
up your mind in a flash. Which
means largely instinct for the right
things to do.”
Ty Cobb had this natural instinct,
this ability to concentrate, but Cobb
also worked on these natural gifts.
" I used to lay in bed at night for
hours thinking up plays,” he said
once. " I planned some of these plays
weeks
ahead
against
certain
teams."
Old time ball players had no mo­
tor cars, movirs. night clubs or oth­
er distractions to kill tim e. So
many of them thought only about
baseball. I mean such men as King
Mike Kelly, Kid Nichols, John Mont­
gomery Ward, Charlie Comiskey,
llughrv Jennings. Clark Griffith,
John McGraw and most of the old
Orioles.
The main mental asset in any
game is concentration. Many have
this needed ingredient more than
others. But the art or knack of con­
centration can also be developed.
Concentration means keeping your
mind on the job from start to fin­
ish.
As Knute Rockne used to tell his
squad—"Keep physically relaxed —
but mentally alert.’’
• • •
Application is made at staggered
injection points to depths of 8
inches. The surface is sealed by
thoroughly soak,ng with water. Out­
door fumigation is practical wher­
ever there is sufficient water avail­
able for soaking the surface after
application.
In many parts of the country, in­
festation of the soils by the root-
knot i.ematodes is so extensive that
many garden crops cannot be pro­
duced on otherwise desirable lands.
This system of soil fumigation will
permit the succtssful operation of
such land.
14
Paul Rimer Mure
D e s p ite his self Ignorance,
there Is no man hut known more
evil of hlmse'f than he does of
his neighbor. — Bishop Wilson.
Lusts l(M) Million To
Bring Pupils to School
Of the 22.000.000 students who
d aily attend the public schools of
the United States, 4,400,000 or the
20 per cent who live on farms and
in distant villages have to be
transported to and from school,
says Collier's.
The job requires the use of 80,000
of the country’s 180,000 busses and
costs $850,000 per school day, a
total of $100,000,000 a year.
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FALSE TEETH WEAR ERS
T ry dentist's n m a iln g d lt c o v r y
Must Hold Your Loose Plates
Comfortably Secure All Daj
o r you ’ll g o t your monoy back I
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BUIUHIPREP BLOOD
TO GET M O R E
STRENGTH
If your blood LACKS IRON!
You girls and women who suffer *o from
fttinpl* » n r m l n that you're pale. weak
drugged ou t’’—thia may be due to lack
of bhxxl-lron So try Lydia E Plnkham'a
TABLETS one of the beat home ways
io build up red blood In such case«
I ’l n k l i a r n ’i Tablets are one of the great
eat blood-iron tonics you can buy' At
all drugntores. Worth trying I
COLD
P R E P A R A T IO N S
Liquid — Tableta — Salve — Nuae Drope
Has zalislied million« lor yeats.
U m only a» dun tad
W N U —13
12-46
Kidneys Must
Work W ell-
For You To Feel Well
24 hours every day. 7 day» every
week, never »topping, the kidneys Altar
waste m atter from the blood.
I f more people were awar« of how tha
kidneys must constantly remove sur­
plus fluid, exceaa acids and other waste
m atter th a t cannot at ay In tha blood
w ithout In ju ry to health, there would
be better understanding of why the
whole system is upset when kidneys fall
to function properly.
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina­
tion aometimea warns th a t something
la wrong. You may suffer nagging back­
ache, headaches, dissinaaa, rheumatle
pains, getting up at nights, swelling.
W h y not try Doan'a Filial You will
be using a medicine recommended the
country over. Doan’a stim ulate the func­
tion of the kidneys and help them to
flush out poisonous waste from tha
blood. Th ey contain nothing harmful.
O a t Doan’* tod ay. Use with confidence^
A t all drug stores.
D O A N S P IL L S
('• m n le U P a r t r a ll StuSla, w ill s e ll, leas«
or snare. W rite M a S s r* P o r t r a it R tsdia,
W a a h ln fte n H o te l, W alsar, Id a h o .
C A N A R I E S , rollers, thoroughbred,
banded. Choice healthy birds, 222.50
pair delivered. OSMAH AY IAX IBB,
1730 04th Av«., Oakland, Calif.
DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
ONION SEED. Y ellow D anvers, ch oice
non-cert I fled, 24 lb. postpaid. N o
orders under one pound. Cacka Bros.,
Main, Oregon.
( O L L IK S —S w eeks. D is ea s e , g erm fre e
through W estinghouse S te rila m p a Ile a l« ’ *
C elli« K e a a e la , K . 1, « • « ZO7, T ig a rd . O r«.
V T . PE TER SB U R G , FLA . — Varl-
k5 cty is supposed to be the spice
of life, but so ore arguments in a
baseball training camp. The argu­
ment this tim e, including members
of the Cardinals and the Yankees,
had something to do with brains on
and oil the ball fleld._
"Why is it?" one Cardinal want-
to know, ’ ’that a fellow can be
s m a r t in m a n y
w a y s , but d u m b
when he gets into
fo o t b a ll or base­
ball? Or w h y he
c a n be p r e t t y
dumb until he gets
into some athletic
competition,
when
he may be smarter
than almost any­
body?”
This is a f a i r
Grantland Rice question. Does any­
one recall the most intelligent mem­
ber of the old Giant team from 1908
through 1913? I can give you his
name. He is better known as Bone-
head Merkle — the Giant who for­
got to touch second base in 1908.
Yet Fred M erkle was the best edu­
cated member of the Giant squad.
But his reflexes on the ball field
failed to operate as quickly as some
others who would have been baffled
by McGuffey’s second reader. Fred
had to take time to think things out.
You can’t do that when split second
co-ordination or intuition must rule.
For example, Rube Waddell was
a mental eccentric. But there were
few sm arter, once the gangling
Rube reached the mound with a
baseball in his left hand.
There were two famous bsS
players who, as far as I know,
never made a mental mistake on
the field. One was Babe Ruth who
came along from an Industrial
school. The other was Nap Lajoie
who was lifted from a cab driver's
seat in Woonsocket, K. I., and a
trifle later was surrounded and cap­
tured by I'ncle Egbert Barrow.
Neither needed any college degree
to be sm art on a ball field. They
were born that way.
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v «reel ih r r , liiinil anil
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II arranger, nurh no limner b*;
II lot>. o u t l u t e ih u ll a »nr/uer th e e
Itoroicy
5
M a c h in e A p p lic a tio n
S u cce ssfu lly T e ste d
By W. J. Dryden
WNU F arm Editor
While fumigation of the soil for
the control of soil-bom plant pests
has been u n d e r­
taken during t h e
past 20 years, it is
only recently that
th e p r a c t ic e be­
comes of commer­
c ia l
importance.
With the develop­
ment of hand and
drawn machines, it
is now possible to
fumigate the cold
frame, hot bed or
greenhouse soils as
well as the garden
or farm tract.
There are sever­
al types of fumi­
By hand
gant on the market
such as Dowfume G, which is a
mixture of methyl bromide and
chlorinated hydrocarbons. It is high­
ly toxic to nematodes (ellworms)
and soil insects. The rapidity of
action has also been improved. It
will kill most nematodes in four
hours of exposure and permit the
successful seed planting in two
days and most plants within fouT
Im proved M achinery
F a rm W e ld e r
A new electric welder suitable for
rural p o w e r lin e s
has just been re­
leased by the Lin­
coln Electric com­
p a n y , Cleveland,
Ohio.
It has a m axi­
mum input current
of 35 amperes and
provides a machine
which
meets the
new N E M A stand­
ards for this type of
welder. Under mod­
ern farming, practical electric weld
ing has become a must.
H og Door C overing
Predictions
We caught Hank Borowy on the
fly just as he was heading for the
Cub camp and Catalina island.
"How about Cub prospects?” we
queried.
"W e'll need all the pitching we
can get this season.” the Cub star
said. "By that I mean most of the
other clubs will be stronger where
we will have about the same cast.
We got little back from the service.
The Cardinals, Giants and Dodgers
will all be stronger. So will the
Pirates, Braves and Phillies.
“ W e'll be pitching to better hit­
ting strength all along the line, while
at the plate we face improved pitch­
ing also. That means tough going.
A flock of dangerous hitters have
been added to the league since last
fall.
"Hitting in the two leagues? I
can’t see much difference. I had a
better record in the National than
I had in the American. But my arm
was in much better shape when I
joined the Cubs."
FARMS AND RANCHES
W a i e e t O r c h a r d W a n te d , a p p ro x . 125.000
W rite d e ta il* , in ch ton nage, in com e past
5 y r * . / . K . R ic h a rd *. K e ls e y v ille , C a lif.
H E L P W ANTED—M E N ___
W A N T E D —Q u a lifie d J ourneym an a r m a ­
tu re w in d e r*. U nion shop A p p ly M r . C.
H e im u lie r. M A R I N E
E L E C T R IC . 2121
N W . T h s r n a a . P o rtla n d S. O re g e a .
P E R S O N A L ____
REDUCE
W ith P h y t o l a c c a B e r r y J n ic e T a b le t «
C ontains N o Habit Form ing D rugs
Recom m ended by Doctora
300 TABLETS— BIAS
Pacific Medical Supplies
310 People« Bank B ldg.
Seattle 1, W ash in gton
FABM ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
is deaisned ao that it can ba used for
the keeping o f accou n ts ns applied
to the general farm , such a s c a ttle
or livestock, grain, dairies, pou ltry
or truck gardening Illu strated fo ld ­
er m ailed on request.
Yon Are th e Loser
I f you do not have a record o f a ll
Item s goin g Into the co st o f produc­
tion, you can not m ake the proper
and com plete deductions on your In­
com e tax return.
Standard Book— 22.00
ColtunMn T a lley P rin tin g Co., Inc.
110-113 Orondo, W enatchee, W aeh.
LIVE whit« rabbits 4 to 5 Lb». 24c.
Want rabbit akin», poultry and veal.
B aby * Com pany. »35 S. W. F ront,
Portland. Oregon.
2«c Io 45c EACH paid for w hit« ( f r y ­
er*
rabbit
sk in s
H igh
tension
stretch ers, 21.50 d o z . prepaid. Ship
to B. B. t o e . W arren. Oregon.
______ FOR SALE
HAYES' "Super Mating" Chlqks aired
by M ales R.O.R. W lngbanded when
hatched. Leghorn M ales from H an-
sen's U.U. R.O.R. 200-egg hens. New
Hanopshires, W hite H ocks from R.
O P . 200-275-egg hens. A lso “R egu-
lar M a t i n s " A u stra-W hites, New
H am pahlres,
W h ite
l^eg horns.
Straight-run or aezed. Day old or
started. B reeders Pullorutn tested
Literature f r e e
K ayes Xl-G rade
H atchery, T w in P all«, Idaho.
b loatin g n ervou sn ess
due to g a str ic h yp er­
acid ity or a lcoh ollo
excesses.
80-ACRE turkey ranch, on O lym pic
peninsula, 11 m iles w est o f Port
A ngeles. W ash.; m o d e r n (-room
house. 2 late-typ e brooder hou ses;
fu ll equipm ent, 2-car garage: large
barn, ste e l fence line, sp rin g and
artesian w ell: 5500 p ou lts for sp ring
delivery, stock, team , cow and all
equipm ent.
Arnold L evy, 13» E.
Bth St., P ort A n geles, W ash.
used by thousands.
No sta r v a tio n
diet. Eat and enjoy n ou rish in g food
w h ile taking. Money back gu aran tee
w ith each bottle!
T rial size 21.00,
E conom y size, 16-oz. 22.00. S en t pre­
paid on receip ts o f price.
B B Z CLIP PRODUCTS (3 0 ,
417 8 . W. W ash in gton Bt.,
V2BO AUTO P A B T S
1932-42 Ford, Ply., Dodge, M ercury
m otors; Rblt. generators, starters,
shock absorbers, knee a ction un its
and a m illion other parts.
We M ail and Ship A nyw here
BSATTLB AUTO W 2 I C I I S O CO.
1950 - 1st A ve. Sc.
S e a ttle W ash.
Q uick Relief
Sick Sour
Stomach -
"H eartburn” gas
Rowell's Formula Ten
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n
M ZN—BE SEC U R E— WOMEN
Let C ivil E xten sion S ervice prepare
you for federal, sta te , m un icipal
Jobs, w h ile p resen tly em ployed. For
particu lars w rite sta tin g age. C ivil
E xten sion Service, 1310 H. 45th
St.. S e a ttle 3. W ash.
TIME TO P L A N T G L A D S7
F ree list o f fa v o r ite v a rieties w ith
a ttra c tiv e prices, collection s, etc.
Mail a card today. K l-L o H ill Farm .
Bt. 3, Lebanon, Oregon.
COAST PRO PER TY, near Canadian
Border. 67 acres, bu ild in gs, pasture,
timber, etc., 24,000. A lso 14 acres,
buildings, few fruit trees; a ll clear­
ed. 22500. Near sa lt w ater, where
clam s, crabs, o y ste rs and fish are
In abundance. B. B . B ish op, B onte 5,
W enatchee. W ash.
BABY CHICKS. C ertified W hite L eg­
horns. State approved N ew H am p­
sh ires. F ollow ing Sp ecials un Cock­
erels Prepaid— L eghorns 3c.*H ybirds
(Leghorn - H am pshire C r o s s , 6c,
H am pshires 10c. W rite for price list.
DBBOEB HATCHBBY, L Y N D E N ,
WASHINGTON
Im perial C hincillas
G entle, clean, the diam ond o f furs. A
few pair o f registered breeding
stock available. Salt Lake C hinchilla
Kan eh, 3431 Oakwood Bt., Balt Lake
City, U tah.
40 ACRES more or less, 4 m ile s N. E.
H erm iston, Oregon, on pavem ent.
Modern 2-bedroom house, good ou t­
buildings. good fences. A ll irrigated
w ith som e su b pasture. P rice 2 s,500,
Phone 3428. H erm iston. Z. D. B ell,
B onte 1. H erm iston, O regon
PLEASE W RITE for lis tin g s o f farm s
and ranches in the b ea u tifu l Col­
v ille V alley in NE W ash in gton.
Good hunting and fish in g . A plea­
san t place to live.
U A B B IN G E B R EA LTY CO.
114 N. Main St.
C olville, W ash.
GROW HOLLY correctly now, you w ill
m ake money, live longer, be pros­
perous in old age. Special clearan ce
sale, oxygen producing French strain
E nglish holly in all plan tin g sizes.
Ko 11 y c t o f t G ardens, G ig Harbor,
W ash.
LEGHORN CHICKS for 1946 from
300-egg direct. H anson double pedi­
gree cock erels, old hen m atin gs. A ll
breeders on our farm . Pulloruin
free. R easonable prices O lson’s L eg ­
horn Farm , Tigard, O regon, B t. 3.
D l ’E TO ADVANCED AGE w ish to
se ll 10-acre farm com p letely fenced,
2 barns. 5-room house. D esirable lo ­
cation. 23000.00 cash, or som e term s.
Brnst de Tem ple, 3815— 1 st Ave.,
G randview Apt. 30, S e a ttle 1, W ash.
LOCKERS, b o t t l e coolers, reach-ln
boxes, m eat cases, new and used,
refrigeration equipm ent. TB. 6644,
P O R T L A N D R BFK IG ER A TIO N
COMPANY. 1516 N. B. K UUngzworth,
Portland, Oregon.
PRUTEB BERRY
BO Y SE N BER R Y P lan ts. 21 85 per 25;
26.50 per 100; 260 per 1000. Strong
young plants.
50% down, rest
c u d. P. B. Fow ler, B on te 1, Box
765, Beaverton, Oregon.
GAS station for sale. On h igh w ay No.
10, 11 m iles w est o f V an tage, 20
m iles east of E llensburg, W ash. See
R. C. B ankin, owner, E llensbu rg,
Wash.
By the use of burlap (B ), this de­
vice will keep the cold out of the
hog house. The burlap is fastened
at the top to the door fram e and
at the bottom (A) to a 2 by 4. The 2
by 4 is fastened to nothing but the
burlap.
NEW
H am pshire Reds.
A m erica's
m ost popular breed. Happy H om e
H atchery, N ew b erg, Oregon.
RABBITS & SKINS
P la n ts now are ready; S5c ea. 23.50
per doz. A lso all typ es berry plants,
rhubarb and asparagus. P o w e ll N ur­
sery Co., 10103 S. B. Stark, P ortland,
Oregon. Phone VE 3335.
Curtain Keeps Out the Cold, But
Does Not Prevent the Hogs from
Using'the Door.
TH IR TY ACRES, filbert», fru it, dairy;
modern h ou se, excellen t soil; bus;
creek. K ilo A cres, Hookaack, W ash.
M A IL O R D E R P H O T O F IN IS H IN G
D eveloping, p rin tin g , e n la rg in g , copying.
W rite for p ric e lis t and fre e m a ilin g bag.
P H O T O S E R V IC E S . la e .
SSS M a r k e t S t. • Man F r a a e ie e e 4. C a lif.
FOR S A L E —«5 Acre river bordered Ir­
rigated ranch. 4) m iles S. W. from
H erm iston. 52 acre w ater righ t in
bond free dist., 22 a cres a lfa lfa , 12
acres bottom land. Sheep tig h t fence,
sm all new house, large shed, lo ts of
shade, free range. REA service, i
m ile to pavem ent, 2(500, J cash.
J. B. P letch er, H erm iston, Oregon.
Burse or tractor drawn machine
developed for field fumigation.
BRO AD BR EA ST Bronze p ou lts and
egga from our own U. S. approved
and Pullorum Clean breeders. R ea­
sonably priced B el-A ir Parm a, B t.
1, C lackam as, Oregon.
2-Y11.-OLD registered H ereford range
bulls. O u t s t a n d i n g individuals.
Prince Dom ino bloodlines. One or a
carload—2200 and up. Geo. B. Cooke,
Box 474, E llenzbnrg, W ash. Phone
M ain 390.
SU R P L U S DC arc w elders. 300-amp.
GE, all In perfect condition. Make
your own portable welder. 2195. IN ­
D U STRIAL AIR PRODUCTS CO.,
3300 N. W. Yeon, P ortland, Ore. AT
0301.
ELECTRIC Hotbed H eaters, T herm o­
sta t Cables. W rite P rim rose A cres,
B t. 16, B ox 446, M ilw aukie, Oregon.
TRY our C hristie New H am pshire»
for best results. Bnnny Chia X atoh-
•r y , P lier, Idaho.
FOR GOOD HEALTH!
I • Hemorrhoid*
•
•
•
a n d Colon
A ilm en ts
H ern ia (Rupture)
G o stric U lcer
R e c to /
Treated without Hospital
Operation
through Friday: JO A. M. te 5 P. M.
Evenings: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7 1» 19
iM«eddfj
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
P h y s id o n a n d S u r g e o n
N. E. Comer E. Bumiide end Grand Avenue
Telephone EAst 3918, Portland 14. Oregon
. Manufacturing Co-ops
Out of 3.322 co-op manufacturing
plants covered by one report. 26, or
less than 0.8 of I per cent were en­
gaged primarily in lines not direct­
ly connected with the processing of
farm products or the supply of farm
business'needs. Not all of these 26
were farmer-owned co-ops, it is
pointed out
Teeth Like Bones
Teeth are like bones in that they
have several mineral elements,
notably lime, in their make-up; they
are supplied with blood vessels to
carry food to the various parts of
the tooth structure; and they are
well supplied with nerves, as many
of us learn from experience.
Siamese Population
A land of nearly 16 million peo­
ple, mostly Siamese, Siam includes
many Chinese. East Indians, and
Malayans. Chinese business inter­
ests are numerous. A sprinkling of
Europeans and Americans figured In
the census reports. Buddhism is tho
principal religion.
Sewing Ruler
A transparent ruler used by high
school members of the family in
geometry classes can serve well in
the sewing room, for measuring
hems, seams and spaces between
buttons.
Pig Brooders
Electric pig brooders help to
save one extra pig per litter and
give an earlier pig crop, especially
In the colder sections. The brooder
provides a warm hover for the pigs
when not nursing.
Spontaneous Combustion
Spontaneous combustion can start
fires in closets, attics, and store­
rooms. Clear rubbish, old magazines
and discarded furniture out of the
attic. Put oily rags In alr-tlght met­
al cans.