Kill the Fly and
Save the Baby
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! PLANNING THE FARM HOME.
Worth Any Farmer's While to Pay
Clot Attention to the Details.
In the Introduction of bulletin re
cently iireiwred hy A. T. Irwin of tlt
lows. Agricultural college relating to
the adornment of the farm home atteu
tlon Is called to the fart tht nest, con
veniently arranged buildings ami well
kept lawn attractively bordered with
tre anJ ahrulw niM cn-nlly to the ap
pearance ami value of the farm utl to
the bupplueew of Ua ocouimntH.
A well thought oul plan U the first
requlalte to get these result, at lu the
absence of dednlte fc-heine aerloui
mistakes are likelr lo be made. Thla
plan should Include the location of
bulldlnp. drives, walks, tree, shrub
bery and everv oilier feature wblcb
contributes either to the convenience
or ornamentation of the place. The
location of the house and farm build
ings Is the first consideration. Even
tbougb It happens that some or all of
these are alreudy on the ground plan
for their location Is Important. New
farm homes are erected to supplant old
ones, and other new farm structures
are added, which make practicable
general consideration of the entire j
building scheme. Material Improve- j
ments can often be made In a farm-
stead by a readjustment as new build-
Settle Up.
As the following Hruie aie out t bntl
tlif v ih to close accomiu at oucii.
tl'Neil I'ros.
. t'Nell llros. Co.
I.oue I'me Trsilmg Co.
O'Neil, l.ars.m it t o.
Settlement must U nude bv either
eali or not itli Walter n"ieii, Vilne
ville, tre., at the law olliee ot lieorgo
IVriuer. 4-IS
Dairymen.
Ueiuonilwr this pleaw: The liunril ol
pins-turn ol the Terrebonne Co
Operntlve freamery AshimIiUIuh will
nppnliit every ninety tlnye three
iiietnliers or piitrotis outMlile ol the
illrevtor or olllcen to wltneea the
tilting nml wrlKhliiK of ereiiin mm. I
to lienr iin.v Mini nil eoniplnlnts
nuiiliist directors, ttlDoeni or employes
thereby preventliiK a one, thrvo or
five mil it concern. We litive Hilonted
the siune slogiui Mint Theodore Hose
velt hits adopted for his new polltl
ch! third party. Thnt sloguu Is,
Thou ShiiU Not Steal. "
7 a f, V. Jl'IMiK, Miiniigvr.
Fruit Evaporator
For sale br K. 0. Coodart. ft-'.H)
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' Fr photo copyright br National Geographic society.
Summer complaint which causes the death of many
young children every season, is nearly always the result
of germs in food. THESE ARE OFTEN CARRIED TO
FOODS BY FLIES. KILL THE FLIES I
SWAT. The Flies' Revenge
8watl 8wstl 8stl
Though the weather be cold or hot.
In the sun or the rain
Tou must hit 'tm again.
Be SwatI Swat! 8wat!
A whack for each germ he's got.
Though he's only a fly.
Tou must help him to die,
80 Swat! Swat! Swatl
6wstl Swatl Swat!
Till you've killed the whole bloomln lot
Be they house or horse.
They bave germs, ot course.
80 Swat! Swatl Swat!
Ko matter what else la forgot.
Though the neighbors be hounding
About all the pounding.
You must Swatl Swatl Swatl
Swatl Swatl Swatl
Rejoice at each one that you've got.
For each fly that you kill
Makes some bacillus nil.
So Swat! Swatl Swat!
A Poem With a Moral.
rr EN littls flies
All in s line
Ons got a swat.
Then there were
VINE little flics
Grimly ssdate
Licking their chops
Swat! Thers were
Photograph by lows State college.
BARE AXD DEBOLATI FAltH H0JI1.
Ings are put up. though the best re
sults are obtniued where things are
planned right from the start.
In selecting n site for the house good
drainage Is the first reiiulstte. A south
or east slo;e Is generally to be pre
ferred, while a north sfbpe Is undesira
ble. In Its location give the bouse
greatest prominence. The farmstead
first of all provides a home, and the
residence should stand out as the cen
tral and most conspicuous feature ot
the picture. To place the burn and
other buildings In front of the house Is
to reverse the logical order of things.
Locate the house back far enough from
the highway to afford privacy and give
a good stretch of lawn In front and
yet not so far back as to suggest a
spirit of exclusion nor with a lawn so
large that It cannot be properly cared
for.
The general farm buildings should
be lo tbe rear of the farmhouse and
the stable at least 150 or 200 feet
away. Locate them to avoid odors be
ing corrled to the house by the sum
mer winds. So fur as practicable ar
range the farm buildings to serve as a
windbreak. Locate the yards on the
side farthest from the house, tbougb It
Is often an advantage to provide a
paddock near the highway for the dis
play of the farm herds.
The business side of the farm must
not be lost sight of. and special fea
tures of the general building equip
ment may 1 given prominence, such
as the seed bouse or any other Impor
tant feature of the place.
Some Fly Don'ts
DONT allow flies in your
house.
DONT permit them near your
food, especially miik.
DON'T buy foodstuff where
flies are tolerated.
DON'T have feeding places
where flies can load them
selves with dejections from ty
phoid or dysenteric patients.
DON'T allow your fruits and
confections to b exposed to the
swarms of flies.
DON'T let flies crawl ever the
baby's mouth and swarm upon
the nipple of its nursing bottle.
T7MGHT little flies
Raising soms mors
Swat! Swat! Swat! SwstI
Then there were
pOUR little flies
Colored green blue
Swat! (ain't it easy?)
Then there were
rpwo littls flies
Dodged the civilisn
EARLY NEXT DAY
THERE WERE A MILLION!
Buffalo News.
SWAT THE FLYI
CLEANLINESS is next to god-
liness, and self preservation
is the first law of nature. There
fore swat the fly I
THE TYPHOID FLY.
Baby bye,
Here's a fly.
Let us swat him, you and i,
While we talk.
See him walk
And tor microbes never balk.
Do you think with six such feet
You and I would walk on meat?
Will this fly
Tell me why
He will walk on bread and pis?
Sure he knows
That his toes
Are all covered with typhos,
I should think if I were he
I'd not fall in milk and tea.
Kill him quick
Or he'll make you very sick.
Flies you strictly should svoid
If you would not have typhoid.
Cookery School Magazine.
The farm Is the basis of all
t Industry, but for many years
v this country has made the mis- 4
take of unduly assisting manu- Z
tfactures, commerce and other
activities that center In cities 4
f at the expense of the farm. T
James J. iilll. A
Doling a Sheep.
Sheep medicine needs to be given
carefully and should be as small as
possible In quantity. Doses are admin
istered by holding the nnimnl between
tbe knees and pouring the fluid Into tbe
mouth, observing the same precautions
as to coughing as with other animals.
The best form of bottle in the absence
of the patented article Is Unit In which
sauces arc sent out They are strong,
bave a narrow neck and ure generally
of about the right capacity six to eight
ounces. Atuerlenn Cultivator.
Fall
Millinery
Coming in
right along.
Call and see the LATEST
FALL STYLES
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlor, Prinevilie
Prime Roasts
111 yd k'i I i IVi
that are really "prime tender and delicious in eating are Uu
kind" you may always rely ujMin being served when buying here.
We give yeu the besl Meat in I tie market and you get it uniform
ly good, all the year round. Our Hami and Itacon and Fresh
Snusagea are also highly praised by thone who have tried them.
And this if a money-saving store lor all who patronise it.
City Meat Market
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Don't Forget The
Cash Grocery
These hot clnys when you
want something good to
eat.
Geo. Whiteis, Prop.
Ig I,l I.PIMIR n.l vrl
VS. V. 1' .wiurUuyiiiuu
Htrnnerr wWmmiw. U- P. Ham, S, U.i 0.
I, Hi'oil'K'k. V. (I.; Hurl-llarnes, Sie.s wl
C, H. IMnwlilillo.Tm.il,
GOLD
MEDAL
PARIS
1912
$500 Reward.
The Mill Creek Uvestnrk Amoelatlnn
n( frook County oilers a reward ol ffiiiO
for the nrre",t snd conviction ol any
person or person steiilinu. or killing
i cutite or borne btiliiiiii lo any mem
ber of this asMtclstiut..
' ;'.l-;iiu Kavmoso Cm.kvav,
seeretary-Tiens.
BUSS Native Herbs, by its
simple composition of
roots, herbs and barks
its wonderful cures of Rheu
matism, Dyspepsia, Catarrh,
Skin Eruptions, Kidney and
Liver Disorders its popularty
in millions of households, dur
ing a quarter of a century,
secured for.it the highest
award at the International
Exposition in Paris, France,
1912.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NVtir l hrrltjf slvi'll III. I III. ln!r!ftir.l
H IimI hi. Sli.l .trtHIUI . ftitllllntnirnlor it
I lis .'.mi.' ol MIL. K. A'l.m. UtmiI. Kllli the
t'lrll t.( tlir t'ouilty 1'imrl el lli- 'I0 ol lr.
' tf.iti (or t'rm.k cmtlliy. ali'l ll .11 '"irt It'
I ..'I M..II. I. y, II." Mil ly ' Annual, at 111"
. hour ot tooVliK-k In llie tnrrii i . Hi lime
: (nr hp.rlntf l.l flll.1 at'i'ouill .11.1 any l-
ii!.li uirm. .mi inr
m.y be re.juirvl In lite
iirrmiK.'.
H.u-.l and i.ubll.l.wl ami lime Jun. juih.wii
w s A HASH,
Ailmlnl.lralul ol lh. t'.lalc ol Sllu K. A.l.mi,
diwase4. i
tKVUI.WTH
Belknap 6t d wards
yyttaml mm4 Trf
(f'niuity I'liynlcian.)
Print!!: 0rf
J. TrcgcUcs Vox
M. It. C. f. Kiik: and 1.. H. A. j)ii.l..ni
UceiiereOrrK'Hi lale Mnllrsl II.iskI.
Shi'IiIii in Surcrry; HyBlrni.; A II
liienlary t'siisl; wonull Slid tli 1 1.1 n-l I S
ili..(-aiH'a.
ilTli, sml prlt"ii' "H4 'I.Mir wel nf W tmiFk
drus .liirv. rrluvvllli., llrr.iii.
)m-ll(in. tli. I lu.y P. I
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Protect Sheep From Dogs.
A Minnesota farmer s.'iys thnt he
keeps dogs away from his flock by
putting up In his pasture the dummy
of a mnn holding n stick for a gun.
S'lils dummy Is token down every
morning and put up again In the even.
Ing at different places from night to
night. lie snys a sheep killing dog
will not go pear enough to the dummy
to discover that It Is a bogus man.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
Notice Is hereby nUen, thnt under
nn.l by virtue of nn execution nml
I order ol aiile of property, honied out
I ol the Circuit Court ol the Stiito ol
! Oregon tor Crook county, In it suit
wherein S. A. r'erKtimm & Hot! Is
plaintiff hiii (ieo. W, Snyder Is de
fendant, upon a, Judgment In liivor
df the iiliove niiineil plaintiffs mid
! HgaltiHt the nbove iiatneil defendant
lor the mini ol ir.'Z 71, io-einer
with Interest at 10 per rent, per mi
nimi Irntn tbe Uth day ol May, 11NW,
anil l'JA.00 ns attorney's lee.
: and the further sum ol $i:i.00aa cohIs
and (llHbursmenls, which execution
I bears date the 1'itll ilay of . I line,
j 11112. nml which order ol sale com
i mauds me to sell, In tbe itiiinner pro
Ipldeilhv law for the sale of real
I proHTt'.v the following; ilescrllicd
i premlBes nml propi-rty, to-wlt: The
i swi of nwj sec 2, tp 17 south, range
J 11 e Willamette Meridian In Crook
Prinevilie, Oregon 6-20 3mp 'county, Mtatn ol Oregon, together
wltn tlie tenetneius, iiemiiiiiiiieius
and appurtenances thereunto be
longing; or In nny wise appertaining,
which snltl execution and order of
sale Is to me directed. 1 have levied
upon all the above deMcrllied premises
and property, and will, on the
17th day el Ao.u.t, 1912
Dr. Charles MacFaddcn
Osteopathic Physician
llTH'nle. Dli ti-llo sn.t Natural Thrni.'iilli
r.mpluyml. L'hrunlc IHviii ilNH-lalir.
Office In Kam.tra Block
Telephoaei Pioneer, No. 128.
Dr. John lluback,
lai V.trrln.ry siir"it t'. S. Army.
l)p.rotivlil ul Hi. I'lilll.iliii.
All h.iriu.l nurk at Hvuonabte
Htli..
Hamilton Subles. Prinevilie. Or
Make it your household
remedy today. 200 Tab
lets $1.00. Ask the
Bliss Agent. .. ..
Raymond Calavan, Agent
Value of Mulch For Truit
With coarse mulch close around, fruit
plants and a One earth mulch between
the rows large crops may be carried
safely through severe droughts. Com
mence at once and continue until prod
ucts are mature. Household JuttnuL
Notice of Contest.
Department of the Interior,
United Suic l.un.i Utiles.
The Dalles. Oregon July v, .
To Clara K. Johnson, Mil. Iras, QreKon, ,
Conteslee: I
Vou sre herfhy notine.1 tnai i nariei
A. Hurst, who gives I'rinevile. Uregnn,
care of B. W, Wright, hh his postoltlce
aildren". did on July 0,11)12, hie In this j
oltice his duly corrolioratcd application
to contest and secure the cancellation or.
voiir hoinwiteail hutry to. snrlul Io.
(IHIVM made April 1U, lull, for swj se'. sen
tion 13, H nc'4 snetion lit, towniiii VZ
h., raiiice 11 c, wiiianiulte .icriniaii,
and as groun.ls for his contest he alleires
that aid (Jlsra K. Joliimon ha wnolly
atiandoiied said tract of land for over two
years last prut ; that she hut wholly
nuied lo resi.ie upon, improve or cul
tivate the wild tract ot land us by law
required since musing said enry.
You sre, therefore, further notified that
the naid allegation, will lie taken by tins
otllce as liavins been conl'e.iKed by you,
anil yournaid entry will he ciinceled there
under without your furtlier ri(ht to be
heard therein, either before tins otllce or
on appeiil, if you fail to iile in tlii olliri
within twenty iluys after the l''OUKTII
publication of this uotice, an hIkiwii liflnw
your anwer, iin.ler outh, Npecitically iniM't
ingaii.l rcHpouiliuir. to tncM ulUjuiitionM of
contest, or If you f.iil within that time to
Ills in this otllce due proof that you have
Nerved a copy of your answer on the Maid
contestant either in lierson or hy registered
mail. If tins service is niiule hy the de
livery of a copy iifjour answer to the con
testant in person, proof of such cervlce
in list le eitiier the said contestant's writ
ten acknowledgment of hi" receipt of the
copy, showing the date of Its receipt, or
the affidavit ol the nerson by whom the
delivery wan made stating when anil wncre
the copy was delivered; If made by
rcKistcreil mail, proof ol such service must
consist of the affidavit of the person by
whom the copy was mailed stating wnen
and the postoltice to which it was mailed,
and this affidavit must be accompanied hy
the postmaster's receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the
name of the postoltlce to which you desire
future notices to be sent to you.
0. W. MOORE,
7.4 Register.
Date of Hrst publication 'August 1 lwu,
"second " August 8, 1!U2.
at the hour ol 2 o'clock In tho after
noon ot thnt day, lit the front door
of t he court house In Prinevilie, Crook
county, Oregon, sell, lit public
miction, to the Highest limner tor
(ash, all the right, title and Interest
the hhIiI defendant had, on the ilth
day of May 1IHMI, In and to said
premises and property, to satisfy
sold Judgment, attorney' f , costs
and Hccniliig costs under said exe
cution, ,
Dated and published first time July
ISth, M2.
T. N. IlAI.KOIIIt,
7-18 Sli Tlfl of Crook County, On-Ron.
C. c' r'
faut Cslatt
Primtmll: Onftm
CiLU ANIWRRKIt 1'ROHm.T 14T OH NlBKT
urru n w immb hmitn op auahmin
Irnvu tTtim. Hi'th offlictt tu ruij
UU(M lolvtiliuQu.
W. A.
HELL
Lawyer
The Dulles
Oregon
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Ortftn
A. McFAKLANF
Lawyer
Practice In all courts and U. 8. I-anil
Olllce.
Redmond, Oregon
T. F. J. DUFFY
Attorney '-at-Law
(Huecrwior to W. A. TUdl)
PRINRVUXI OllROOM
. Sirink
jf tlrttt.
iPrlniilt:
tProfossic.ital Cards,
Jif, !7iosnberg
third
fourth
August 16, 1U12.
August 22, IUI'2.
Physician mnJ Surgton
Call! mnimtrtj jtrtmptjr tajr r ntfhl
si mitmf Wmi'n iStrl:
PrinIUt Ortfom.
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certainly everyone has an abstract now.
Do you know where your corners are.
Well, No, Not, exactly.
Rrewiler Fnoinperinor rnmnanv.
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Prinevilie, Oregon, wiil locate them ford
you and guarantee the work. Survey
ing, flatting, Irrigation Engineering.
Phone Ploneor 204.
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-.! tLn w.
OIIWmj in M. H. IMkkm' olllco.
J'ltlNKVIMsK, OlllCClON
Dr. Howard (Jove
Dentist.
Roomt 14 and 15 Adnmion Building.
Notice for ItibllcatiHi.
D-'purttiH-ntof tlo Intr-rlur.n. 8, Lund OfIIo
m Ttm DuIIch. .1 uiit aftth,
NotliHJ in hertihy kIvim liiat
of PrlnovlHo. OrcKiHi, wlm, on Fi'liruary 27th
lull, tmult) lioni.'-i. iLiI, No. tmitvi, for dwUt
Mccllnn 81. townililp 17 ftmilli. runiro 1H Pimt
W llli-iinftlo M.Tiaian, htiH fllfd notlnu or In
lentlon to nmkn uotiwtiutuMon proof, to n
tabllMh uliitin to tlio lund abovn rttnriliOft. bo
fnre Timothy JO. ,1. DnM'y, If H.CoiriiiilrtMlimtT
tit hlmtfTUie, ut 1'rlnuvlllu, Omtfoii.un the lUtlk
uiiv oi 'ukusii, mii.
( litlmuiit iiaini'H nn wltnoNHni:
NutlmnU'l W. Morrlmtttn. (Imuva T. Kite...
Ing, Ihii HiitllMKnr, of l'rliHwHlw, Onmon.
Hiilph K, CitttoHr of Hnnd, orison.
7-4p 0. W, MOOHK, RegUter,
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