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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1922. r rr I' ll MUJAn EFFICIENT MARKETING BETTER FARMING II' 111 "4 ii liilL -Li J REAL COOPERATION OFlOLH AIDS A GHAMPION DIJROC JERSEY," 11BRH -" - ; " " 'L " r - I 4. . . . ii .. - - . X.. : . r . ' . '. ..... - .:- v, --i, 'Ml! i iJi.JK. , . 5Kk ,, Jil FAME OF OltEGI ; JERSEYS GW111G One of the widely famous Duroc Jersey rained by A. X. Dorflcr, owner of Ioka .Fsrtn of Sllverton, Or. A good demand for animals of quality now prevails, according to Dorflcr. - I - - - - i. By . C. Stewart The beat recommendation for any co operathre marketing, organisation; la .U aatlafled 'mmbm. They are. In fart, mora than an Indication of success ful operation. They ara a real eaeet to thtr own aaaoelatlon. Hall fled members prpve to i be 'of (I'll In Mm ira- 'Principal avmona Jhem being the fact that they Ull thalr mlahbor producer about the . mertta of their organisation and thua Increase the membership of thalr association without .i..in mr (imiu o tha aaa ii elation for securing new maintirra.. . Batiatiad I or Dressing up a, cooperative maracuns: mamhara ara not an easy mark for caoi-1 organisation. -. - tiiikall owned firms, who some. I An example Of successful cooperation times ar fnanri to he practicing "bait-1 with a large majority of satisfied tnem-Ing- methode for tha supposed purpoaa I bers la that of tha Pacific Cooperative woot urowera. , tati8iieo mrawn ai thla 'orranlsatlon ara provlnc of real valua to their association l by telling their nelahbora of tha aucceaa of their organisation. R. A. Ward, tha manasret; of thla wool ? and mohair - aaaociauon. bellaraa In keeping tha antlra member ahlp well Informed, upon all mattera petv itainln to tha organisation. . Tna loiiowina ! paragrapna : arw vmu from a atatement by Ward'; . : -J Tha Pacific CoooefaUva wool urow- ara.now tha largest wool marketing or ganisation west of IMrtcaeo. naa aunns nril rmlnil cnntrsctii from new 1MDI' bere covering- oer i J 00.000 pounda of wool. Tha organlaaUon- handlad about 1.000.000 oounda from Its old mem De rani p laat yaar. Theae for the moat part are voluntary membera who have Joined as a reault of conversing wlUT , aaUsfled membera who were In tha " pool. While new members ara , re pre son ted from.. Waahlnrton. Idaho and jtaatern Oregon, one of the largera delegations of new Bignera la ironraaanoo munijr. in I aaaociaAlon'a membership la now cloee to looo sand tha results of ita 1921 - wool Kenneth Miller ; of . S her i'dan Elected ; Growers' President 7 FARIiIERS' DIRECTORY ; POULTRY WHITE LEGHORN BABYi CHICKS ; rreai TrirFTF.D TOTaT at ' BKAMQ5ABLK FBICE8 t 1 an account of axtra gcxxl-hatches wa nnA wa ara able , to take on a few mora orrfera on all Our: hatches In March and April, rtenty of cblcka In May at reduced prloea. ". , Write for mating and nrlcs list. gaJUfactloa Gsaraal4 fc Xrer i INW00O LEGHORN FARM C H ARMSTRONG t COBTALLIM, OBE603T Asils MACK'S JUBILEE ; HATCHERY Tha Tamous Hollywood Strain'' of g. C WHITE. II0H0R5S Big reduction tot baby chicks for May and June. Ill per hundred. Wa use 3-year-old Hogaalaed hens for breeding, mated to pedigreed malea. ouiEa aow. ; v 1; C. a. M'LAUGHLIN sales averaged slightly, higher than the average price received outside the asso ciation by non-members. Ita handling costs were align tly leaa than naual ware house ratea. and tne aaaoctation waa one of the three aaaoclattons having tha low est, per pound handling cost of any of tiona In tha United Statea. . ' , - Recently, the Canadian Cooperative Wool Orowera, a five-year-old organiza tion of some 13,000 wool growers, haa reqnaated assistance from the local aaao ctation. and la considering adopting Jhe local association's contract and. pooling mathoda -. t'-'o ' '" The local association was trie nrst in tha United Statea to adopt tha orderly mrutinar avatnm on tha basis of aver age prices fon. graded pools of almllar grades, quality, and -ehrmkagres. This plan has now beenadopted by the Ohio association, and, will be put into effect thla year. .Tne: wmo association we of iu nidaat in inn uniiea siaua.i Tha Pacific organization ia preparing to handle double the amount oz wool it handled ' laat year. , Washington. April? 29. -( WASHING' TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL)-" Senator McNary baa received an appeal for- greater tariff protection and special investigation . In China or tha i. Man churlan" . walnut, forwarded - .by!. Earl Pearcy of Salem, Or.; f the field de partment of the Oregon Growers'. Co operative association. . Pearcy aaya the Chinese nut is the greatest menace to normal- development of walnut culture In Oregon and California, in, -which statea tha nut growera have an - Invest- meat ; of -, 1110,000,000,. covering : 90,000 acres. ; . y-j. .' . Senator McNary haa learned that an agent of the agricultural department made some Investigations. In China three years ago .and. he has promised to' do what he can to secure further aDproprl ation to provide full data 'iipoif which legislation m&v--be basad. i, . . C W. Pagsley, acting secretary of agriculture, has advised -Senator Mc Nary that C. W, Mar n of the bureau of markets and crop estimates, who is on the Pacific coast, has heen authorised to go .to. Roseburg . to Investigate the causes of difficulties of broccoli growers in the Bhipment of their crop to mar ket1 Mann is also toj advise with pear growers at. Roseburg bn tlia use of oiled paper on pears. -. 1 Oregon Jerseya are gaining nationwide fame, as ia shown by a full page article lr. the current "number of the Country Gentlemanr V l , . r The' article, however." which Is by- F. U Ballard, evidently waa ia Cype before Oregon's most recent Jersey record waa completed, : for It statea that Oregon hold six of the nine class leaders of the breed, while in reality, she now holds seven of the eight, eight being the num ber, of class leaders of the breed rather than niner f . - With such records aa have been made en the-last few years by - this predomi nate breed in' this western state, nation al publicity la bound to come tor Oregon and Jta dairy industry- ', -s t .If Oregon, Jersey a keep up the pace they have set. it will not be long until Jersey, fanciers-from all over the nation will look to Oregon aa their , source of new r foundation stock, 1 . - OreKOrt"3ersey breeders will hold their fourth anaua.1 -Jersey Jubilee on May 25, 26 and 27. ! Ech year new records have bten made which offer, good reasons for a Jubilee, but it ia doubtful if ever: be fore Jersey fanciers 'bad so much 'to' be proud ofgs, this year.- - Salem. Or: April 29.--Kennetl Miller of Sheridan, was elected president of the Oregoa Growers Co-Operative Associa tion at a meeting of the board otdlreo tors here Wednesday. " J ' Other officers were named aa follows : Vice president.' , P. Is.! Wood In, Grants Pass ; second vica. president. Allan Bel linger. Scotta Mills ; executive commit tee r Kenneth Miller. W. B. Bhtdle. Med- fordt R.W. Hinkley, Roseburg; G". E. Sanders. The Dalles, and Allan Bellin ger,- Scotta Kills. . . - v . , nCra features a -. BABY CH1X t HT.WCT.V TBTCKt on . White leg horns, Keda, Barred Rocks. . White Rocka. Mlnoreaa ana Aoconaa. ooa Ing or d ara now. Postal secures C&EB Catalogue. Write today ; nLUJIiniil V OBEQ05- CO EllNSEy SELL ' ' 'V I ' ' . ' .. ' ' - c, AT HIGH: PRICES TZ- otttT Triw ong 5. C. W. Leghorn Baby Chich to April 1 4 sad ! ealivtr. V TOULOUtltaK M Pat sis.; . Wa are ftaantt far hartars Inauaaura. ' twin apRiajSja soultnt raaVt. etatkamsa. Or. . raeae Oreaaa City, 1Pti. RANEY!S IRHODE ISLAND REDS - eoRtrrr. oataon. Bstthlag K( Ira tba gait Bads aa tae rxnria vat. WHlj fnv TVtraa, Matins Uai. and MOW TO SUITS UP VOW R BlIRDS. HATCHING EGGS TM troa. haar Itrlaa ' strata B. f. Ud. ,.1T naO'M ba txlna it t tanata. OWR aiST MINS MAg MIVIR HT. Try lur Ta" supply aomei of "the demand tor Guernseys: 'tn UTalrtma valley, : 0 Guernseys. !7 of which were purchased !n Wisconsin, ' were sow at 1 auction at rawndala farm.-near 8unnyslde, Wash, Tuesday. . April It, , at an average of 1SM.U per head. The day was Ideal, with an attendance of mere than 100. A Teautiful and typy heifer. "Jewel Of Elmwood." No. 82J0 waa, the sensation of the aale. and was purchased. by or. raui r.. cooper at price of $700. The first Guernsey , to vlaw the contenders ' waa Falrview's "Golden Irene.- No. Ultl. who brought la price of 1365 from J.j. Shannon or Italia Wajla. I j Since one-third of the animals sold were calves and as the auction was held ih a comparatively ' new dairy section the average of, the aale waa considered goou. .. vieorga uvi, aucuoneer m Jw I ma, handled the sale. -; " , SEND TOt rtlCB UST hazel grove: reds Poultry Freshman's Pullets . Working Diligiently ; To Win Egg Honors Oregon Agricultural College, Corral lis April 29. A' group . of ; hard-working Rhode Island White pullets ' is trying hard to wiOf. the third Western iWash ington egglaylng contest at Puyallup, Waah.,for their owner, Ben: Peters of Wenatchee. Wash a freshman a t the college. One of his prise pullets had the highest value for individual produc tion for February against 700 competl tors. One of his . Barred Rock pullets from the "college: was ninth Mn - that month'B production.' . x,i v;; For 13 years this student has been fancier of the Rhode Island breed, out since 1917 he has .been specialising In the whltea of the breed, - because, he says, they combine size, - beauty and productivity, making them, an all-around breed. - -,''.. HOtSTEIII BREEDER WILL HOLD SALE P. A. Frakea of . Scappoose, Or, vet eran Holsteln breeder, will hold hfa sec ond annual buil t, sale May Frakea was, the firs? Holsteln .breeder- ln the state to inaugurate , the idea of holding a aale for the dispersal of . young herd sires ! to -- neighbors , - and dairymen throughout the state. JERSEY FARmlNG Eegistered. Jerseys; Shipped to Idaho Eugene, April 29. Twenty-eight regis tered Jersey dairy , cows recently have been shipped from 'Cooe county Into the Ada community to replace, grade :animals B0I4 ; to Idaho farmers. BS; U. Worthy- lake ana Jim jnirnien now . nave only purebreds in their dairy .herds, v Ira P. Whitney, 'county agent; says that the Ada community has done more than any other in Lane county for the promotion of purebred dairy stock.- - J ' V 9908 CATTLE TESTED " f Eugene, April 29. Almost 9000 ca(tle havabeen1 tested Jot ,. tuberculosis !h Lane county at a savin ; to farthersof $2000.. ;The state charge is.SS cents a head, but the federal government tester nas . ciimiucu tauu cuws lur 10 cents each. Qver 1000 cattle remain to be tested. r:, - : ' . ' r Six Grades f or Hay '. Meeting Opposition Yakima, Wash., April 29. Proposals t4 establish six grades of hay for the coming .season, which wil be presented at -the special - hay-growers, conference to be held in Takima, on May 2, . will meet; with strong opposition from the haygrowers of the lower valley. They declare that, the present system-Is bad enough, hut ' that grading hay Into .six .classes means there will be.no profit in haygrowlng. : Sunnyaide haygrowcrs have decided to send a large delegation to- 1 he Takima conference, which . has been - called by R L French,' state di rector of agriculture. . and." will at that time present their objections to the plan. La-Grande; -April 29.-L; M. Jensen, a local poultry-raiser, challenges all Ore gon hens to lay5, larger eggs than hia Leghorns have' produced..;. He has' three eggs placed end to - end , that measpre 8 inches, weighing. 914 . ounces.- "Hearts and Jerseys," a five-reel film featuring purebred Jersey farming, waa shown at HlllBbOTO Monday. AprU lT.'hy the Washington County Jersey club.' -. The club la enthusiastic ever this Wgn- claas film and the county agent, O,' T. McWhorter. has been requested to secure a return date tor; theBanks- nog ana rininr atinw ntkmlMr SO to 22 ,i -r -:-- -A" short session or tne ciud. wm tow following the show and plans were made for. a. Jersey, tour , and picnic dinner some Ume in ' June. VCJ -" . ' - .J. J. Van Kleek. and. Iave storey -re on the committee-to make arrangements for the tour.. HT R.- Campbeii,ir.M Brown,-A. E. Westcott and others are giving their tlme and assistance also to make thla i feature of ; the-Jersey ; dub work a success, a "' ' - 1 . . - : The Jersey club voted to glwa prise of a sulUble .watch at both the Banks hoa and dairy show and ; the Scholia Grange? and community fair" to the ,boy or gir club winner in the Jersey classes: A championship "banner will be awarded to the championship winner of the two The Boys' and Girls' Jersey club mem bers of the county bow, numbers 17 . and efforta are being made by the club to Drjng this enrollment up - to sdoui sa. Calif orhia Packers f ; Reported-Lessors ' T Salem, Or- April 29. It in understood here that the California - Packers' asso ciation, the largest fruit- and vegetable 1 concern in the world, has secured a lease on the big 'Southern Pacific wool warehouse here. 'The Phes company has had the warehouse under lease for sev eral years, vat one time . using it as . a warehouse and storeroom and a factory for the manufacture of Jellies and Jams. The California i corporation owns -the Oregon: Packing company here. s . .1 i , Duty on Foxes to' i : Be Out to i $200 -v " ' .r ; . y; . J n WashinRtdn. April 29. WASHING TON BUREAU OF THK JOURNAL) The tariff .- rate on silver fixes, fixed by . the Fordney - bill, at $3&0 per , head, is to be reduced : to - $200.- according to report of action r to - be taken by the senate committee on finance. This ap plies to the importation , of foxes for breeding - purposes. v-'.J. ' .The sale held about a year ago was a success . in - every, detail. Many- new breeders were started into the purebred game through this dispersal of excellent young sires ' at moderate prloea. Frakea ia a believer In the boys' and rirls" club 1 work- and has succeeded in placing -several young sires as- well as females" among club : members. In - the coming sale IS females and 20 bulls will be placed at auction, a few consigned by John- Fair am J. A, Morassa- The lot Includes? splendid offering of proven cows,- bred - and - open heifers - and . typy buna. : i oe Bate is unaer tne auspices of the Oregon Holsteln Cattle club. Spain, has more than 300,00. fig trees, of- which about one fourth are tn regu Urly planteo-oixaiaraa.-;"-; -m -. .t.-;.a CRE1ERY FOUIID CLEAII. SfflAliy Malicious rumors, have been started concerning the St. Paul Creamery, which Is located in the western part of Marion county,- according to ; William A. Alrd, secretary f the atate farm bureau. The rumor haa become quite well spread that the St. Paul Creamery was not sanitary and had not' passed inspection by the state dairy and food commlaeion depu ties, ,-. --- i The following la quoted from a letter to the Oregon state, farm bureau from creamery Inspector- froen the atate dairy, and food conuntasloner'a office. - Toot lettrr ; at Hafre aarH to Mr. IT. U. Hswley.- dairy aad too eamausiaaer, has bera handed to at fne rulT. 1b Tvpty thanta wut mj 1 aaa iaspcetfd tha (H. Paal Oeamery aver einr Its fAimt and ur laat laHMCtioa. waa aa SrtBlKT It. 1 -1. and 1 hate almja. faond . thnr maaiergr ia toad conditieo. - I hs alse tmm& ta dirartan and kattaratakna .siad to -eoopetala with taa of fV In aay way la Inprava eoadtUoea aa a ta ba 'able to tha enaaierr ilai and imkt- iary aad to auke to baat ywaihta - enda t batter. . - i r .- . . 1 ta vary aorty near af SMna eat ssataat tb St. Paal 'naawry. taara ts aa caaa tor 'rare a rapen. Ht aa- tarrd taat tt has not started tram thh ofnee. iHoptne tha abo will explaut atatxafa.ta rea rRAVELS fesferthan irking horse, and : : JL draws more load. Does more worlc , than a :: horse, and ;does it better. - ' :Turns quicker than a horse, and in less space. Costs less than a horse to operate and maintain. ad yna are prirtb ta rhha tht Irttac at to Onr tue 4m KmvNtn. I sat. i wr Tarj ini. . 'VlSiSnrdl 4 - U H. X1EWEK. .: - ' Crramary larpccue. - Mrs.fieqrge Shoup ". Talks on Poultry Centralis, ' Wash.. "April M. Mrs. George M. Klioup, poultry speciatiwt from the Western .Washington . experi ment station at Puyallup, e5dreed a well-attended meeting of the Fords Prai rie Poultry association Thursday night. atra., tnoup waa accompanied 'on ber tour about the county by R. G. Fowhtr, county agricultural agent ! BEBXI8TOX FABU -BrBEAr Hermiston, Or.. April 29. A succefa- fut meeting of the Farm Bureau wai he-Id at the Columbia, school-house' wit ;t more than 100 In attendance. A musi cal program waa followed by addresses on "Tjomrnunity Life" by Rev.- J. 1L Secor of Pendleton and ""Farm Organ isations" by. County Agent Fred Benton.- .: j v ShadeUnd Certified ; - J SEED OATS ' .- - .. - -. .. ShadeUnd Triumph. Climax, Senalor rr April aad" My m-niint.. atatatalts f daja. Greauat . ybMia(" Oats kaeva. - F auaples.aad priee wrtte .- , HADELAlfD FAKVS, Amity. Orr Plenty of powen Unusual stability. -Instantly flexible control. Only the best materials ncArt thrmifrhnnr -. 7. r - . .j ' r j. Wentworth and Irwin, Inc." i - -.-'. Oregon Distributors 200 Second Street, Cor.xTayiory Portland, Oregon i UABOCKIUTS AT&. POHTLaSD . ..Faaae .takw.tMt. .S- ': . ;.. . . NOTES One of the beat ways of keeping the poultry healthy and - ia good condition is to provide two runs for each pen of birds.' .While the. birds. ate using one ;run, plow, the other up. and aow it to grain which will later furnish the' flock with amole- creen feed. . very mue trouble with worms 'and., several - other poultry troubles will be experienced if his piaa la earned-eotr - . ' Dandelion tonic la excellent for "both old and young stock, r Grub out a basketful of the roots and tops, chop very fine, ' and give to : the chicks. - It has a wonderful toning affect. Given to heaa It Is an excellent egg forcer. Err prod action on the average Oregon Rft. m. B." LEE, Xtpael, Watklsgtes farm does not net a profit above Interest on the investment, reports a. u. Linn, Pitas professor of poultry husbandry at the a I experiment station.; at. is necessary to reduce the cost of production to realise $1200 Per! Hundred r WHITE LEGHORN BABY- CHICKS From Corvallla noted egg strains, elec trically hatched. This low price on May IS and li only. Order now. j - - UREGCKOHYALLIS HATCHERY COETAttlS. OEg. rOR MALE-EOUS FOE HATCHISO From Les't Br4-to-l.ay Barred Beekt ll.0 per IH. $.00 per 100: Mammoth Bronse turkey eggs, too each. S. O. Sll. Sladt aad Snja Sadalualaa. inra. (.and anv last nr. 4 t first , MIm Aadahwiaas at SUls ahw. Met fw .!" ' 4 hn, ch a profit, and the easiest ay.tol'do.tkls Mrity Ihim , ranrfaihr irtd valaa ' I Is to Inrreate the egg yield by better avt. a. Mr. Baae,, M. a. Bos ST. Buk. waaa. I stock and management.' MINI MUNOaaO RORIg TURKS ! fuad b, Ua. TKm awn' efdei -vaatad. lucr ol Ftarl tiataaas hM rnd frwa luiaola. - Tt t Hoeaalaad BulT Orphlartoaa., MRS, d. Wf ULKORN. Wtrtai, WHITE WtaROOTTti Cms t- - hatrhtaa 3.5 aad . . ear atttn -IS.aaea.. -.. t ,. Baky t:iuc -tie tad 5a aark.'- , (, A W. MOtaWS. Stt KTth MfW - . a-ORTLano. ORiaon '.-.'. ! win Mine rwaeaacot - ' - t RMOOK. UVANB . RKOS. . Katad tot n-eal kjlnt. IWKti bWi. 'Cast A V.f-Wtrtt. V" J.S:-Bae 100. l. Sicial att.ait sl-U' eomapoadtaca. TtnOSJA AlNOON. ftOSLvW. WASH. J JERSEYS Production Jerseys': Ca ara prcrlf' lelttN friends n timM-4 tmt. t-wl ewwt brlns wnrth Vmt etlw.. - lha Jrfv h tmpnMM In Ora- ti. S ia 4r rilaMa InfoTatatima) (or lha blood lx.1 ta attains Owgoa Jafstjr faaout oa llpla . . . v- V R. HARRaeUR. COHBKTT..OR. . ' Information Helps . , Texas YYoolgrowers - ..... - fcj.', ..' ..... , - ; ' . -Realising that there may' be as moth as IS cents a pound variation 4n price In different ; grades-of ..wool, ; Texas growers last yeaf took advantage of Information regarding" grades and grad ing -given . them by extension workers employed cooperatively." by therUtitted States department of agriculture, and the State College of Agriculture, through the "organization -of . county - arid atate pools.- .Through these : wool ools'the growers were enabled to attract larger buyers' and - obtain the f higher prices offered ' for ' well-graded (wool in large quantitlea - , Local. Farm Bureau Holds Meet in Sandy C.Wl'.EKE JEHSEYS, EEH3CSKIHES BRt-XOINO STOCK FOR SALH vn-mvi niY li n.mt.il tiin I J.ff.rtwa. Oregea - Write fur en Advertising la ' 1 ' I "rinry ' (,." - f'rf iv.il-- .uils .area ' FARM Dt PT O l ttiOJt JOUU5AL . Sandy. April JM.-i-The local farm' bu reau ' held a good ' meeting .here April 52. Anton AlaJar. dairy -project leader, gave an, Instructive talk and 'waa fol lowed by B.t Nelson and Carl Power. W. Beeholm. rodent control man, talked, and .County Agent Molt took an acUve part In the meeting. A program com mittee waa selected. " - . The Brailliani state of Kl de "Janeiro has- granted a concession for the de velopment' of iia extensive peat beds.; V-Lia- n :n I ' t7r T J. - i - '"r The;. Secret of Cheap Power V , , ' Mail Coupon for Booklet Which Explains All ' In the OilPull the problem of producing cheapest power for farm twork ha' been solved, by combining the Four tal Factors. These are: (1) Lowest Fuel Cost. (2) Lowest Upkeep Expense! ; (3) Longest Life. (4 Keascnable Price : - As proof, the OHPull has the following records to. its credit: ' ' (1) Holder of all National . Fuel - Economy records forlO years. 2X Investigations show tipkeep cost of onjy 50 of the Govern-- ment's national average. (3) OUPuUs average 10 years and more ' t of service. (4), Reasonable Price., ' , y ; In no. other tractor will you find these four combined. ' " i . . . . r 'The Cheapest Farm Power":; ;; ":; , The OUPuIl has always been s. qumJity machine. It has always been si bona' fide c-fcurner. These features have helped it establish its wonderful record.. - -But of greatest ripiincance has been Triplm Heat -Confro B wonderful, ' scientific, oa-burning system now perfected and used in an Oil Pulls. See what -i it: does; . Get j the power out of cheap lccrosenc. Absolutely controls tempcratuie of mot or.. Prevents Ifeering. Prevents overheating Makes possi- . . ble our bona fide guarantee to burn kerosene successfully, under all conditions ' - and gt all loads up to full rated brake horse power. s " - : ; ", ';y Send Coupon, for Free Books T There is an OilPuH that will make money for you.". The" Advance-Rumely ' dealer in your section will demonstrate it to you. Menwh0esmte for catalog -'. and special booklet on Triple Heat Control. - , , ,-, .; ADVANCE-RUMELY THRESHER COMPANY, Inc. a Portland, Oregon , , " ' ZJIL Thm AaVanc-umeJr hnm mcorfet ktoamnm tnofm' i ataam mngtttM, grmin mnd tic tArasAars, mltmllm mnd ' nuiiwi. nuutr inraeatn, ana farm truck CM Triple Heat Gontrol A gallea of ebeap- . kereacae coataiaa more actual poar , - than a galloo of ex-' - pensive gaaoiine. The -. problem is to set the : - Inddea puatti oa f -cheap kticiatnc. : "Triple Heat Ceotrol ' is a scientific system of oil burninc that - ; poatrvcly DOES ft ' thm power out. Free Booklet " Write for copy : , today - x' AAmaM. a Tt. . Cnk. Peruana, Oraaaa a it fwiok-w Tu. n . -ft- - wti bonnw. '. t. ... .... - . r name'. - -, ' Address IZL-.-Sl. av - Itr' neat r - - - . Tfte'Jvew Britain . Tractor im aaatfe . by thm Wear Brit aim Maehina C., ffaW Britain, Comm.' LINK" BLADE does it! . ' -.. . i ' The link blades , of "the Sim plex bowl are accepted throughout the world as. the most efficient device for cream separators. Thej hare never been excelled for close 4 gkimminff.; ! UrtK BLADZ JCPAEATGt ..Cf t m a NE wo Tb K implex la aa easy running machine. The supply can la m-ithja easy reach. The crank ts Just the right height. If you de , sire, your machine can be fitted for hand turning or for. any other kind of power. 10Day Fret Trial Try a Simplex tor 19 d a y a ' without cost. If it doesnt beat all other - separators - re turn at our expense.- Write today . for llt-eratura. BJowree) k CrteO " ; SI rtastaL. nruaai . Dairy MaeMsery Co. tJ BsMia.1 I Economize ; by Planting a Garden : ' . FREE TJvIAL GARDEN SEEDS We - make -this special ' Inducement - to demon : strata the high quality of our aeeds and feel con. - f ident that once- you use -them you- will become a regular customer, that's why we can give you ; 60c worth for 10c, pr Just enough to pay- coat -of putting up and mailing. Along with this -we give you a coupon aod for 10c oaany. order of I1.0B or more, sentua to U21.v ..v . : 3. - - : 6 Regular Sized Packets, as Follows:. . Pkt Carrot, Coreless or Nantes, .i.' lOc T :: V .f i Pkt. Lettuce, Iceberg; (Head) 10c rV. 1 t pllt;. parsnip, Gill's Tender Heart. ....... 10c - ' l Pkt. Radish, Early Scarlet Globe.......... '. . 5c - V s .-? r, -tpfci .Turnip,- Goiden Ball. .. .-5c":'. . ... :. t pkt. Sweet Peas, Progressive Spencer Mixture 10c 1 ''.;' Our FREE CTALOG eaolals, Tfarsery Stock, Fertiliser, ate, as ailed ea reqaesU . j nW1 A . T'1" o terCralg Road, north ea Craig Boat t Xy AUIO, Barr Readt lieads ia geed eoaaltloa. , . - ci.. .. : Take MoatsrHla, Depot ear at Sd aad Verrtsea Sta, OtreetCar.T t0 6ithSUwalk S blocks east aad 4 blocks aerta. OREGONIGRO WN:SEED OUR 'SPECIALTY PHONE TABOR 2553 t - - i'. ..--' a. V' GILL- BROS. SEED. CO. Dept.' j; : ,- . H Portland, Oregon y Route No. 1 liliiid Jour;P's and Qs "FT for Prieo . ; -Q" for Quality COLUMBIA ' PLASTER WALL BOARD coats little, la fireproof. . rUs all the) good points of pUa ter, ceuing and paper boards. ' For frae sample and price write Thephifeldt Co. '' 'i'. Factory Agent : -419 Henry BldgJ. PorOand Roofing ' Paint ' ' Wall Board II :i: ; i r-. i i l . i i I : s . i . i i . mnjtnrnw:""-''!! ' : F -... ..-. - - - - 3 far froat yard, dliislea er. back yard. l.a ea weed er Jrea 'potts. Iroa aad wlrtwork, ladders, etc..' . ;?' ASK rOB FATAXOGITE 1 " v :c- - -,- it. .i- "..- . - ' - Northwest , Fence. & f Wire Works i 'J'y v.1 .(ManTtfactnrers) .1 - U-U talea-Ave, Car." Kast Oak St. rertlaad. Ors. - 1 Fkoas Xstt 7t;i Ifej?-s: Mmf, Feeds r ' - y ' ' ror . -' , .,Ju Quality-r-U 'nil or mity -Results Milk Maker . T r . Kow Meal r7.; Kerr's Dairy,. Feed r ;xx chop- - : V The feeds that furnish the; maximum of milk-producing , 'f;- .elements per dollar invested. - v, KERR, GIFF0RD & CO., Inc. : J V r PORTLAND, OREGON - ' . ' . ' SASHind DOORS O; B. WILLIAMS CO. 148 TIBST ATE. BO, SEATTLE l CKICKEN EOUSE SASH t$ la. Wide by fa la. Hlga, 80e - A dosen dtrfereat aUes ta stocavXor tmmedtate abtprcent- , "SKYU5HTS FOB CElCKEi' ;V.-r , HOUSES Sli4s.TscW frke, Glased. JtS.OO -' This ts the else recommenoed by the Western Waahlngton tlx penman t Station we carry tnem In atock for immediate shipment. - Saab and loors tor all purposes at lowest" prloea. All; orders , receive prompt attention. Our large Illustrated catalogue No. 12, showing full Una uf buMding ma terial and , built-in .fixtures for U.a home, ires on request, O.B.WILLIAP.ISCO. .-i- ESTABUlsiikX; W - SEED POTATOES f 1 - Vasry .Qta!lty-lew1 Prices ., . We Specialize on Seed ':r uj- . " PORTLAND FRUIT CO. , ' ,--...' . liS front Street Sear "Morrison Brldan - '. HIDESWOOL - Caacaia Beta.' TtiU. Mohair. w Are at taa aUrtct, . Writa .r Prteca aad Bktpptns Ta oe-naao meg a wool co ' CEonuK u. btiXiva.N. smri. .07 Wnlae BTa- flw rtltna. Or.