The Oregon statesman., May 21, 1922, Page 14, Image 14

Garden Hints,
(Contlaued from page 1)
talning some carbon disulphide,
one teaspoonful to each bushel el
seeds.' Let remain -for" ; a' few
days and the weevil wllf be kill
ed., Do not approach 'the., bin
with a light as the fumes are
highly "Inflammable. " .
; Carco boag&i at the seed store
should be diluted ; according to
directions; . ' ...
Pyre thrum ,. spray, .. nse - one
ounce to 2 gallons of water.
Moles can be successfully trap;
ped with the "'Out O Sight"
traps. The skins are-valuable,
fur dealers paying' a. good price
for then. Moles may be poisoned
oy, placing poisoned carrot lnf the
Nicotine 7 sulphate eolation
Nicotine sulphate ' '1-2 : ounce.
rsoap 1-2-ounce,.? water two' gal
lons.
Black leat-40 this can be pro-
cored - Jn : concentrated form., at
seed stores ;
Bordean mixture Copper "sulr
phate, (blue stone or blue vltroll
i ounces, lime 3 ounces, water
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atthe wheel
trip
of the Good Maxwell
proves- the- sterling
it possesses'
qualities
Cord tint, non-akitf ttomi mmd nr) dN
wbaala, dmsnountabJm at rim mod at hub; dram typm
. Imp; 'AJamila lubrication f mato drhmm mmam '
1 trio horn; anaaamBr long mprinia; Irkmm F. C JL
Dmtrail. rmraama taw t a ba addadt TiarftiJ Cam,
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their tfaa straicht and their dothM
fl draa nd ml Ant look at 'cm
Few car owners admit tbat they abuse their bat
teries. You for instance. You honestly think:
you take good care of your battery but tho
chances are against ypu I For service station
records prove beyond question that most drivers
are netectful. , They are not systematic in
.utilizing the service provided for them.- .
You can positively lengthen the life of your
battery, cut your annual battery cost and pre
vent the possibility of being stalled with a dead
battery if you wiU follow; these two bits of advice.
Hirst: regardless o the make of your battery,
form the habit of driving every of her week into
the Willard Battery-Station and having your
battery tested. Second: when the time comes,
for a new battery, be satisfied with nothing less
than a Willard Threaded Rubber Battery.
It ! powerful, tough and wear resisting just
the battery for those who occasionally "treat
em rough". And it rewards ood care by last
ing longer, and costing less in the end. -
, Car and truck manufacturers know this 193
: makers use only Willard Threaded .Rubber Bat
teries for original equipment!
Oa took nrcofhU dotht and had.
pnttjr good tiro. The other wcO .
you earn tea far youmtf vtwf happened
to himt '
Wa grovorupa era lite that with our
aaotorcan. Soroaof aa jut will "U it
aa reagh" no matter what it
E. H. BURRELL
238 North fligh Street;
v , Phone 203
These 193 car .builders use Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries
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THREADED
-RUBBER
BATTERY,
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2 1.2 gallons." - ' -
Araeaata of lead- aolutioi
Arsenate of lead 1 ounce, water
i quarts. Stir well while using.
This Is poisonous and- should not
be applied to Tegetables soon to
be used. As a precaution - wash
all vegeUbles well. -
Bordean-ar&enate of lead com,
bination To make tbJs, use Bor
deau mixture Instead of water
when preparing the arsenate of
lead solution. Add a little soap.
Kerosene, Emulsion 1-2 poand
hard soap, 1 gallon boiling water,
1 pint "kerosene. This simple
pray may be made at home and
applied to Plants for, aphides. It
they attack peas, beans, squash,
melon, cucumber and pumpkin
leaves, the under side of the
Reaves should be -sprayed as well
as the top. ?
Poisoned f'Baitf Wheat bran
1 pound, white arsenle 1-2 ounce,
syrup 1 or. 2 ounces, add an or
ange or lemon to make It good.
Water for a thick mash.
.. Keep ttie Home Soil Turning
We are summoned from our plea
: sures.
We are summoned from our cares,
For a duty lias before us
Tis a duty all may share.
In the garden be a patriot.
Serve your country. Win the war.
From Uncle Sam there comes the
mandate ' '
To sons and daughters, near and
. tar.
-Chorus
Keep the home soil turning
While our hearts are yearning
Let our hands not Idle be
Whilst others roam;
While we're , bus working
And no duty shirking
As we both ; work night and . day
Tor r the "Hanrest Home."
Orerseas there comes a pleading,
"Help us, now on we must fall.
Tis a cause for which we're strlr
: ing,
GiTlng bread .to one and all. .
We must help to gain the Tict'ry
That, the nations may be blessed
With, rejoicing, for, their freedom
Tis the cause wa all lore best.
i ' Chorus.
AT THE LIBRARY
New Books
"People of Destiny," Americans
as I saw: , them - at home and
abroad, Uy Philip Hamilton Oibbs
author of "Now. It Can, Be Toldj
"American - Guide Book , to
France and "its Battlefield, with
a history of each American diTls-
loa,"- that reached France, by
Barton Carey, and others. There
are maps among the illustrations.
"A Daughter of the Middle
Border," a sequel to bis exper
iences related In "Son of the Afid
die Border; by Hamlin Garland
Both ' his mother and his -: 'Wile
prore to be his. heroines.
"The Founding of New Eng
land," a history written for the
general reader- discarding some of
the old New England tradition
by. James Truslow-Adams. t.
"Revolution and ? Democracy,
by Frederic C. Howe. v-r
"Practical Illustration," a dod-
-ular discussion, ranging, from pic
torial art to commercial designs
by John D. Whiting, with selected
illustrations in color from many
artists.
' "Clothing,, Choice, Care, Cost,"
a practical - book including Bug
gestlons on. textiles,' the clpthing
budget clothing conducive to
bealth," shopping, dyeing,, : lun
dry end renovation, by Mrs. Mary
&cnencK wooimau. liinatrallons
includes charts for made . over
garments
- "Ten Talks to Girls on Health,"
and talks, suggestive .tor leaders
of girls, -by Augusta Rucker
, "Adventures and Enthusi
asms,'? Edward Verrall Lucas ?n
sometnupg . like the style of
Lamb. '
. "Lord Byroa,"'a,study of, By
ron with some, comparison to oth
er ungusn poets especially his
contemporaries, by Herbert John
Clifford Grierson.
collected Poema nf Triwin
Arlington Robinson who Is in the
forefront of American poets to-
oay.-
"The Courage of the Common
place," a little story of bow - a
young man proved his heroism af
ter the first seeming defeat, told
oy Mary Raymond Shipman An
drews.
"The Hermit of Turkey Hol
low," tha story of an alible be
ing an exploit of Ephralni Tutt,
attorney and counselor at law, by
Artntur Tram.
"Airs, Farrell." by William
uean Hqwells.
Ft?r the Children
"The Dragon's Secret"
lery,, story xor girls,-by Mrs. Au
gusta Hulell Seaman.
tiriw ni. HMD ITaewt l
I ',.,-----., 'lec
tures ana instructions ahnw
child' just how to bea-In rtatrh
not object, prepared , by Edwin
ueorge luh.
"The Camp at Gravel Point."
a story of school girls, by Clara
Ingram Judson.
"Pepper and Salt. Or Snaannlna
for Young Folk," a nictnr-
of stories and comic poemd with
Pictures Dy Howard'' Pyle.
Pratum Grade Pupils.
, tmcrtatned at Picnic
PBATUW, Or.. May lit'rho
primary grades with their teach
er. Miss Carmen Harwnori
their , last day school
terday on thepicnlc. grounds. A
very enjoyable iav onf
playing ., games ?id . rMius th
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given surprise shower,! consist-1 eral days the first of the week.
1km' - Jil- - 1 ' . t . : J. 1...... aaa.'jw.J
ing . of a dun and about a 'dozen
ery -pretty , (handkerchief 3, but
the -big affair was the norm lnnr
The women of the community had
arranged for a grand feed. There
were cakes, pies, salads, nickels.
frcitiT doughnuts, buns, sandwich
es, lemonade paddings and bread
and coffee,' and lust onk lon
man to help the' women and child
ren eat such a luxurious meal.
The advanced grades wilf have
their last-day school picnic ; next
Friday.. During the a inter, on
account of the teacher and a lar?e
number 01 pupils beine sickv for
about a week, a. week's time was
lost,, which they are making : up
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Kleen - are
the parents of a baby girl.
Mrs. D. Kleen was sick for sev-
A'lot of broccoli will be vlant-
ed in this, neighborhood this sum
mer .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin and
Children from Macleay were visit
ing at the Branch home last Sun
day. ;
Portland Suicide is
Contributor to Chest
PORTLAND, May 19. Entire
property of . George ' W. M. John
son, a recent suicide, was left to
the Portland municipal x commun
ity chest. Before '"his death by
asphyxiation JoTmson, who was a
night ' watchman,; 52 years ; old,
wrote the -coroner a brief note re-
Guesting that bis property be dis- Jolmson:Iiai ItOO rin; t ?
cosed of for the benefit of the bank. as; well as a.llfe.Insur
J policy, mo trauuuv wuicu
.. a. Itonn if afaptntfiaiJ .
(wi a Vmm
V4V 99 iiani dwa -. .
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