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F or a hom '-stead, s*ksUi# and m o u n tain sum*
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doors, 5 w indow s, porch 4*4, and v s lv s n lp d
ataal chim ney A hi*$nm*r, w ren ch , and scr«*w
d iiv a r is all th a t Is nsad^d to a ra ct. O u r mill
prico d ire c t from facto ry to you is only 976.
Millmade Construction Co.,
50 4 H ood S tr a a t,
PO RTLA ND ,
COURSES— Professional, Supervisor, Rural
and Primary.
First Semester Begins Sept. 11, 1916.
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Outside Room, Single, $1; Double, $1.50
(H ath Privileg« included)
Rooms with Private Bath, Single,
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FARM
ACCOUNTS
Oregon Hernia Instifute
DENTISTS,
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P A R T S FOR 1-2
Ship
F. M. CRONKHITE,
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with
Portland — W hest — bluestem , 79c
per bushel; forty fold, 97c; club, 86c;
red Fife, 8 6 c ; red Ruasisn, 86c.
Hay— E astern Oregon tim othy, 123
ftt24 per to n ; valley tim othy, 919<&22;
alfalfa, 1 140» 16.
Millfeed— Spot prices: Bran, $2604
26.60 per to n ; shorts, $29(g29.60;
rolled barley, $31.60(2(82.60.
Corn—Whole, $37 per to n ,; cracked
l\i
$ 88 .
Vegetable«— A rtichokes, 75c(&$l per
dozen; tom atoes, $1.60^(1.66 per c ra te ;
cabbage, $2(2(2.26 per hundred; garlic,
le p e r pound; peppers, 26c; eggplant,
lc ; horseradish, fcjc; lettuce, $10(1.26
per c ra te ; cucum bers, $10(1.26 per
box; rhubarb, 1 J 042 c per pound; peas,
30(4c; cauliflower, $1.25 per c ra te ;
beana, 6 «,7i f per pound; celery, $1.10
(ft 1.25 per dozen; corn, 60(6c per
dozen.
Potatoes— Old, $1.500(1.65 per sack;
new, 2(j(2ic per pound.
Onions— C alifornia red and yellow,
$3<V/,3.25 per sack.
Green F ru its— Apples, new, $1.760(
2 per box; cherries, 4047c per pound;
cantaloupes, $2.75 0( 3.75 per c ra te ;
peaches, 75cO($l per box; w aterm el
ons, U((t2c per pound; figs, $10(1.50
per box; raspberries, $10(1.25 per
cra te; plums, $1.150(1.50 per box;
prunes, $1.250(1.50; loganberries, 50c
0($1 per c ra te ; blackcaps, $1.500(1.75;
currants, $10(1.25; pears, $2.750(3 per
box.
E ggs — Oregon ranch, Exchange
price, cu rren t receipts, 23Jc per dozen.
Jobbing p rices: Oregon ranch, can-
died, 25c; selects, 26c.
P oultry— H ens, 140(15c per pound;
broilers, 170(18c; turkeys, live, 200(
22c; ducks, 120(15c; geese, 9(§)llc.
B u tter—Cubes, ex tras, no b id ; prim e
firsts, 24c.
Jo b b in g p rices: P rints,
ex tras, 270(29c; b u tte rfa t, No. 1, 26c;
No. 2, 24c; Portland.
V eal— Fancy, 120(12ic per pound.
Pork— Fancy, 10(gil0<tc per pound.
Hops— 1915 crop, 8 0 ( llc per pound;
1916 contracts, nominal.
Wool—E astern Oregon, fine, 23(i(26c
per pound; coarse, 30(l(32c; valley, 30
(<(33c.
C ascara B ark— Old and new, 4c per
pound.
C attle— S teers, choice, $7.50@ 8.30;
good, $6.75<g)7.25; cows, choice, $6.25
(r(6.50; good, $5.500(6.25; h eifers, $4
(rt.6.60; bulls, $3<Y(5; stags, $4.50(((6.
Hogs — P rim e light, $8.20 @ 8.80;
good to prim e, $7.75@ 8.10; rough
heavy, $ 7 .5 0 ^7 .7 5 ; pigs and skips,
$6.60(<(7.10.
Sheep— Y earlings, $6(§,6.50; w eth
ers, $6 .60@ 6.50; ewes, $4.75@ 5.25;
lambs, $6(0,8.25.
Mr. R ounder (a t police s ta tio n )—
Can 1 see th e b u rg lar who wag a r r e s t
SH O U LD BE STANDARDIZED
ed for breaking into fuy bouse last
Oregon A gricultural College,- Corvul n ig h t?
Chief (h esitatin g ly )—W ell. I don't
Us.—M anaging a business w ithout at:
counts Is like steerin g a ahl|> wiUiout know. W bat do you w ant to see him
it com pass or driving u horse w ithout about?
B u p tu rn trsatM l m echanically. P riv ate
R ounder—Oh. th e re 's nothing secret
ndnH, .aid I lean J. A. llcxell In a lec
fittin g n»»m« I lig L iit testim oniala. Kc-
tu re before the g rad u ate school of ag about 1L I ju s t w aut to find o u t how
su lts a u a ru n te rd . Call o r w r iU*.
ricu ltu re at A m herst, M assachusetts, he m anaged to get Into th e houae with
JO H N S O N A H M H A H f.lH
out w aking my wife.—Boston T ra n s
on July 10.
d l 1-412 A baky ButU iins. P o rtla n d . O re g o n
T he secret tif success was said to cript.
lie In a know ledge of past ev en ts and
Ouch.
ability to utilize th e know ledge in bus
Int’ss operations.
Kvery successful
They w ere sittin g in a secluded cor
farm er Is involved In a v ariety of ft- ner of th e veranda. For a long tim e Northwest Wheat Crop Estimated
P ortlan d Y .M . C. A. Auto School
nnnrinl tran sa ctio n s ami m ust observe n eith er of them had spoken. Suddenly
at 55,000,000 Bushels
established business m ethods. In or he took h e r little hand In his. H is
D r y and n lirht cdmaa«*. K * |W t trainlruc
In repairfm r. d rir in g and m achine work.
tier to be m ost useful farm ers' a c voice was choked w ith em otion as he
The w heat crop of th e Pacific N orth
Im dudlng forge. lathe. sha(»«r. drlll Press,
counting m ethods should be sta n d ard s a id :
tra c tors, r te . t'irn** u n llm ited. C o M l’K-
w est is estim ated by grainm en a t from
ized.
"Do you th in k you could ever learn
T F N T C IIA U F F E U K H A N D M Kt IIAN*
64,000,000 to 56,000,000 bushels. The
l<
UIM’l.tC D
W R ITE U8.
T he key note of m odern business to love a m an"------
efficiency Is standardization. T his is
“Yes," she In terru p ted In a soft rem arkable im provem ent m ade in the
seen In thu Interchangeable p arts of w hisper. "B ring on your m an."—New
pa«t few weeks justifies th em in rais
m achinery and other articles, and con York World.
H i» R e t o r t .
trol of railro ad s and o th e r public u til
ing th e ir e stim a tes to th ese figures.
"I wish you w ere m ore like Mr. ities through uniform governm ent re
Brown. He give» hi« wife everything ports. and conservation of hum an en *Dr. P ierce’s P leasan t P ellets are the A t th e present tim e th e w eath er could
ergy by scientific m anagem ent. It Is original little liver pills p u t up 40 years not be b e tte r fo r filling out, and glow
»he asks for."
“ P erhaps I could be If you were ju st ns necessary th a t business m eth ago. They reg u la te liver and bowels. ing rep o rts a re com ing in from all
sections.
more like Mrs. Brown and didn't usk ods of the farm be stan d ard ized and
T ru e View .
As to th e fu tu re prices, th e situ a
for ev eryth ing In sight.”— D etroit F ree uniform as th e business m ethods of
T he late Jam es J. Hill, th e railroad tio n is as u n certain as i t av er was,
factory.
P ress.
If th e production of farm com modi king, was a m an of buoyant optim ism. b u t one th in g seems sure th a t is th a t
A n A c c o u n ta n t.
"F ailu re," he once said In an ad th e m ark et w ill be on th e basis of Chi
ties Is going to keep pace with the In
“ Why do you call Uligglna an expert creasing dem and, farm accounts m ust d ress to railw ay men, "failu res are al cago. The tendency now is to g et on
be kept and kept in a system atic, uni w ays pessim ists. Successes, on the
ac co u n tan t?”
"Becauae of his assum ptions of ex form wny.
o th e r hand, are o ptim ists. W hich is a p arity w ith th e E ast. The la te Chi
cago bulge p ut th a t m a rk e t up about 7
trao rd in ary wladom. T h ere lan't anv
If accounting system s are standard rig h t? ”
cents, w hereas prices here have ad
phenom enon In the universe th a t he Ized they will serve as a basis for com
H e paused, th en added:
T he coast
doesn't assum e to be able to uccount paring success and failure of neighbor
“ It's e a sie r to slip down hill than to vanced only about 3 cents.
for."—W ashington S tar.
ing farm s w ith a view to co rrect the clim b up. b ut th e view, rem em ber, is m ark et is not y et on th e Chicago par
m istakes. W ith th e young farm er Just a t th e top.”
ity, b ut i t is not f a r from it.
sta rtin g in business the standardized
Sometimes
Apply
It
Lightly.
accounts
would
serve
us
a
p
artial
sub
D RS. H E D L U N D .
Ship 12 Cars Fruit Daily.
stitu te for experience.
For cuts, burns, scalds, sores and
S K IF F i M IL L E R .
C ontrary to the usual understanding open w ounds alw ays apply H anford’s
Puyallup, W ash .— W ith m ore than
of tho m a tte r th e subjuct of farm ac Balsum lightly, but be sure th a t It
T ake p le a su re In ann o u n cin g th a t th e y a rc lo»
8000 berry pickers in th e valley and
c a trd a t
M organ nldir.. (4th floor). Waf»h- counts Is not new, b ut was discussed covers and gets to th e bottom of the
Ington at Brom I w ay. Po rtlan d , tin»., when* tb«*y frequently by the ancients, especially wound.
th e b erries rip en in g very fa st, P resi-
A
few
light
applications
are
will I»* pleaaed i<> in* «1! th e ir frien d s anti p atien t* . j Pliny umi Cicero.
generally all th a t is needed to heal | d en t W. H. Paulham us, of th e F ru it
Tben.
will
conducted on u policy o f *• rv- j
ic** a t m o d erate prices to th e b e st o f o u r ability.
th is class of difficulties. Adv.
G row ers’ association, said th a t the
W e alw ay s s ta n d !»*hind o u r w ork, as we know i
How Delia Managed.
th a t a satisfied p a tie n t is and shall alw ays tie thu
association w ill ship a dozen cars of
A
g
reat
deal
of
noise
aroso
in
th
e
liest asset.
b erries a day fo r th e com ing week.
nursery one m orning, and since it
Dr. Elof T. Hedluod,
Dr. Seymour i Skiff, gave no prom ise of subsiding, Mrs.
About 2000 pickers can still be used
in th e valley, Mr. Paulham us e sti
Odell h u rried In th at direction. She
Dr. J . Howard Miller,
found the baby how ling w ith m ight
m ates. R anchers in th e v icin ity of
and main and the new nursem aid s it
D E N T IS T S .
Puyallup are in g re a te r need o f pick
ing calm ly by.
ers than are S um ner ranchers, because
T .U p k o n ., M .r .h .ll 9 0 .
"W ell, Delia, th is Is a terrib le
m ost of th e P uyallup b erries are Ant-
noise!" cried Mrs. Odell angrily.
"W h at Is th e m a tte r? C an 't you keep To Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Veg w erps and M arlboros, and rip en much
fa s te r th an th e C u thberts.
th e baby q u iet?”
etable Compound*
"Shure, m um ," replied th e girl, "but
Umatilla C ro p P rom ising.
I ca n 't keep him quiet unless I let him
m ake a noise, tnum."
Pendleton, O r. — W ith h arv est in
W ashington P erk, I1L — " I am th«
m other of four children and have su f U m atilla county a week or tw o late,
P a rts o v er SO make* and modal*, a t h a lf Ih* re g
Cook W ould Stay Aw hile.
u la r i-ric*. Itu y y o u r u»«l a u to im rU from an
fered w ith female predictions a re th a t a much la rg e r crop
“John, a re you sure it Is safe on th is
old-o*tabll*h<-d and re p u ta b le dealer, w ho ha* a
trouble, backache, will be harv ested th an w as expected a
re p u ta tio n to p ro te c t an d conduct* tho la rg e st y ach t?”
nervous spells and short tim e ago. The cold sp rin g w as a
p a ri* «tor* and carrie* th* la rg e st com plete an-
"Yes, my love.”
th e blues. My chil g re a t hindrance to grow ing g rain , but
• o rtm e n t o f used a u to p a rt* o f *ny com pany thl*
"And you know how to sail It?”
d re n ’s loud talking recent rains, followed by w arm days
side o f C hicago. O u r prices a re leu*, an d fo r thl*
“ My sailing m a ster does."
and rom ping would have brought o u t th e crops w onder
reason w e out*ell *11 other*. All p a rt* are guar*
"How long will It lak e us to cro ss?”
nntecd to lie in flr«t-cla»* condition.
m ake m e so nervous fully, especially in the lig h te r g rain
“About two w eeks.”
I could ju s t te a r sections. W heat and barley are rip en
dear. T h ere's so much to w or
MOTOR PART8 MFG. CO. ry "Oh,
about on a yacht."
every th in g to pieces ing rapidly. U sually c u ttin g begins in
Incorporated.
"T h ere's one th in g th a t n eed n 't
and I would ache all m ost of th e w h eat sections shortly a f
323-325-327 BURNSIDE ST.. PORTLAND, OR.
cause you an y w orry.”
over and feel so sick te r Ju ly 10, b ut it is rep o rted little
"W h at’s th a t? "
th a t I would n o t will be cut th is year before A ugust 1.
"T he cook ca n 't leave u n til we get
w an t anyone to talk
to port.”— Brooklyn Citizen.
to me a t tim es. Lydia E. Tinkham'*
Veal, Pork,
Hay H arv est S ta rts on C o ast.
V egetable Compound and L iver Tills r e
Father's T ip .
Beef, Poultry,
Marshfield,
Or. — H aying season,
"W ish to m arry my daughter, do stored me to h ealth and I w an t to thank which comes la te r on the C oast th an
you
for
th
e
good
th
ey
have
done
me.
I
Butter, Eggs & you?
T ake my ndvice, don't."
have had q u ite a b it of trouble and elsew here in Oregon, is in full sw ing
"B at why, sir?"
Farm Produce
"I have noticed evidence of insanity worry b u t i t does n ot a(7Vct my youth and th e crop is abundant. The ran ch
ful looks. My friends sny ‘ Why do you ers on Coos riv e r have been busy w ith
in her lately."
T o th « OM M a h l * K v w d ln * h o o te w ith •
rr ro rd o f 46 yvrnru o f 8<iu*r« Dealiitff* ami »>•
"Good heavens! W hat evidence?"
look so young and w ell? ’ I owe it all th e ir m ow ing m achines fo r th e past
attHiirtnl o f
"She says she w ants to m arry you.” to the Lydia E. Pinkham rem edies.” week, and th e Coquille valley farm ers
—Boston T ra n s c rip t
—Mrs. R obt . S t o piel , Moore Avenue, are also h arv e stin g th e ir hay. Many
Top Market Price».
Coos county sto c k ra ise rs depend upon
W ashington P ark , Illinois.
Knew H er W ays.
corn ensilage ra th e r th an hay and th a t
W e w ish every woman who suffers
"W elt, I m u st be going, old man.
crop will be gath ered la te r in th e year.
from
fem
ale
troubles,
nervousness,
I’ve an appointm ent to m eet my w ife.”
backache
o
r
tho
blues
could
see
the
le
t
"She probably w on't bo th ere.”
PORTLAND, ORE
R o seb u rg S hipping S h eep .
45-47 Front St,
"Oh, she will, ju st about. I'm two te rs w ritten by women m ade well by Ly
Roseburg, Or. — More th an 1000
dia E. P inkham 's V egetable Compound.
hours la te.”— Boston T ran scrip t.
I f you have any sym ptom about which sheep w ere b ro u g h t h ere Sunday by
T he m a rk e t value of "silk ” socks you would like to know w rite to the George K ohlhagen, p re p a ra to ry to be
No. 30. ie ie
P. N. U.
m anufactured from saw dust In the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, ing shipped to th e San F ran cisco m a r
United S tate s during 1915 was equal
Mnss., fo r helpful advice given free of kets. As m any more w ere shipped to
XlfUF.N irritine to adr*rtUan, pirns« men- I to tho total appropriation for adm in
C alifornia S atu rd ay by P elto n & Selec-
charge.
I " (Ion thi* p » p * r _ _ _ ^ ^
isterin g th e national forests.
mann, local livestock buyers.
ALL
B lasted O ut
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS
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stim ulate* th e g e n erativ e o rg a n s an d is a pow
e rfu l breeding tonic, in su re s easy calv in g and
e'eanintf and prevent* milk fever, inftanked
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c jw w hen in a w eakened condition. Kow
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to 15 p e r c en t w ith o u t an increase in feeding.
Dr. K orinck’s C alf S cour and C holera Rem-
edy will in su re your calves a g a in st c alf scours.
w h ite scours and c alf cholera, and m ake th em
th rifty .
Dr. K orinek’s A a ti Cow B loat Capsule« save hundred* o f cows yearly from dyin* o f a lfa lfa A
clover bloat. A sk yo u r d ealer for KORIN EM’S REM ED IES, they are g u a ra n te ed , o r w rite to
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K 0 R 1 NEK REMEDY CO., Keoton station, Portland, Oregon
W ord» Failed Her.
T he budding au th o ress had pur
chased a ty p ew riter, and one m orning
the ag en t c a i’.ed and a s k e d :
“How do you like your new type
w riter, m adam ?"
“It's w on d erfu l!" was th e en th u sia s
tic reply. "I w onder how I ev er done
my w riting w ithout it."
"W ould you m ind,” asked th e agent,
“giving me a little testim o n ial to th a t
effect?”
"C ertainly not," she responded. “I’ll
do- it gladly."
Seating h erse lf a t the m achine, she
pounded out th e following:
“A fter U sing th ee A utom atid Baek-
actiom atype w rite, e r for th re em onth
Iban d Over. I u n h esittattin g ly pro
noun ce it tobe all ad m ore th an the e
M anufacturss claim ! for it. Durinb
th e tim e been in myy possessio n$i
th ree m onth it had m ore th a an paid
paid for itse*f in th see s a v in g off
tim e e anD lab o rr?"—E verybody's
M agazine.
For fro stb ites use H an fo rd 's Bal
sam . Adv.
Adjustable
Mathem atics.
Sore Granulated Eyelids,
Eye» inflamed by expo
sure to Sso, D im ! and Wlo4
quickly relieved by Maria«
i Eye Remedy. No Smarting.
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juat Eye Comfort. A t
Your Druggiat*» 50c per Bottle. M«rta« Ey«
Silvern Tube. 2 Sc. ForBeoketlheEyefreeaak
Druggists or Marine Eye Remedy Ce., Chicago
K ill A ll F lie s !
They :
Placed anywhere.Daisy F'y Killer a ttrv .ta and k ills*11
tb«*. Nest, clean, ornamental, convenient, a
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te e d e ffe c tiv e . A sk fo r
D aisy Fly Killer
loM by dealers, or * m l
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HAROLD IOHKRS, IDO De Kelt Ave., Dreeklye, N. V.
M aintaining Discipline.
"D iscipline,” said a governm ent of
ficial at a d inner in W ashington, “na
val discipline m ust be m aintained a t
all cost.
"T hey tell a sto ry to illu stra te this.
"A naval officer said to a seam an:
“ W hat idiot told you to dum p th a t
pile of dunnage th e re ?'
“ 'It was th e captain, sir,’ th e sailor
answ ered.
“ 'H u m p h !' said th e officer. 'L e t It
rem ain there, then, and ta k e 12 hours
in irons, my man. for calling the cap
tain an idiot.’ ”—W ashington S tar.
“ Figures prove”—began th e s ta tis
tical expert.
“ W ait a m inute.” in te rru p te d S ena
to r Sorghum. "You tell me w hat ques
tion you are discussing and which
side of it you are on and I'll tell you.
w ithout th e tro u b le of going through
Pueum onia? Apply H an fo rd 's Bal
the calculation, ju st about w hat your sam. Rub it on and rub it in thorough
figures are going to prove."—Wash- j ly, until th e skin is irrita te d . Adv.
ington S tar.
Aim ing
High, But Surely.
T he new nig h t w atchm an a t th e col
lege had noticed some one using the
big telescope. J u s t th en a s ta r fell.
"B egorra." said the w atchm an, “th a t
fellow su re is a crack s h o t! ”—W ind
so r M agazine.
Defined.
“ Pa, w h at's th e difference betw een
a p atrio t and a jingo?”
"A patriot, my son. is one whose
bosom sw ells w ith pride of his coun
try w hile in a jingo the sw elling ap
p ears in his head.”—B oston T rans
cript.
If you Suffer from Backache, Lum
bago, Kidneys or Rheumatism,
Take Hot Water and “Anuric.”
A m erican m en and w om en m ust pains here and there, rheum atism ,
guard co n stan tly ag a in st kidney tro u gout, gravel, n euralgia and sciatica re
sult. It was Dr. P ierce who discovered
ble, because we eat too m uch and all a new agent, called "A nuric” which
our food is rich. Our blood is filled will throw out and erad icate th is urlo
w ith uric acid w’hlch th e kidneys acid from th e system . Dr. P ierce be
striv e to filte r out, they w eaken from lieves "A nurio” to be 37 tim es m ore
overw ork, becom e slu g g ish ; th e elim potent than llthla, and consequently
inative tissu es clog and th e re su lt is you need no longer fear m uscular or
kidney trouble, blad d er w eakness and articu la r rheum atism or gout, o r m any
o th er diseases which are dependent
a general decline in health.
W hen your kidneys feel like lumps on an accum ulation of uric acid w ithin
of lead, w hen your back h u rts or the ; the body. Send Dr. Pierce, Invalids'
urine is cloudy, full of sedim ent, or Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., 10c. fo r tria l
you are obliged to seek relief two or package o r $1.00 for full tre a tm e n t
th ree tim es d u rin g th e night, when "A nuric."
Dr. P ierce’s rep u tatio n Is back of
you suffer w ith sick h eadache o r dizzy,
nervous spells, acid stom ach, or you th is m edicine and you know th a t his
have rh eu m atism when th e w eather "P le asa n t P elle ts” for the liv er and
is bad. g et from your d ru g g ist—"AN his "F av o rite P rescrip tio n " for th e ilia
URIC.” B ecause of uric acid in over of women have had a splendid rep u ta
abundance in th e system , backache, tion for the p ast 50 years.