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THE OREHON STATESMAN, SAtEM,-OREGON- THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3.1925 OH.1! PEPPMOU IESTTES" H X The People of the Salem District Ought to Produce 150, 000 Pounds Instead of 20,000 Pounds Annually, and Then They Would Have Something to Say in the Mar kets of the Country : v f ' - ; Editor Statesman: l . - Certain parts of Oregon are ad apted, to the growing of pepper mint which at present seems to be Quite in-demand. Peppermint can , be raised on ' good bottom land where - there is plenty of moisture.' : through the growing season--or where you are able to Irrigate . during . the - summer months. : '.; Mint should be planted In rows thirty to thirty-sir inches apart, according to-the richness of your yonr soil. Plant in a solid, row -iVr.;JV 3--' I Cham. J. Dc-art. M.U1 FIFTH -1 - im'-ii Remarkable Cures Without Surgical Operation WASTING YOUR NERVE FORCE ; - Tiara ia pa'canditlaa that will aaaka aerrssji wreck of a par wn wtth anr arraatar strata af rattaiat ttu aliaaf colm r ractasa. far sawh aliaarsVra aerar In tU1 Mm ccntara. trmisxiltinr refks , ar aysspa tastW ran di riant ta ftstaiit parts f ta Mr., prod a in piper aU Bsenta. tW ' raas whita littla aaapactra, ' , PORTLAND., and SEATTLE OFFICES: x ia at'ar ta fea rsTesfcntr- raathra! fraai any part, tha Kprtfcsraat, i arc affieet ana traattaant ran, arfactlr anranizri ,n4 eanvfatcir aaalaaaaV la fcath Partlaad. Orccao. a SaaHla. Waahlnalaa. Viait wiy naarvet affica far cxaatinarian and' anaaitatkay . . .,' . TJtESE ARE EXCERPTS OF LETTERS FROM MY Wa.' 1aher. ParrainMltoT Calif. t "Warda . fail mo Pad ara entireir inade ate ta OTpresa arr heartfelt aratrtadc far t'aar' atarrrloaa en re." , Mr. C t Bemi.' VaJer. Waah.f "I dant know hardly haw ta axpreaa mv pratitnde ra a far What vaar treatments ha-re Han far w.e and three In ore of rv fam Ht namel. wifa pad twa sottf, who wae eared b or watbderfal treat- Mr. 3. MorVte. Pnrtiand. Or, fa roHren fmkerman. M aeara old)! I bad raffered with Piiea or . J veara and fohnd na relief even aft'rr a sarcira aperatioa fn lilU la :JU- Dr. told ate af rar CHAS. PoanAND ' af mm at JF.3C t a attey how aerWaa ay of what da ration voar ft! as ar otber Seetal ar Cataa traahle may be. (at tkia FREB far arm a Haa and the afarned statements af many r." K ewrod.- Learn hew tittlo H casta and bow easy ft at ta ha eared aad he veil pad atrsac aeain aad hww daasaraaa kl Is to aawtoct ywar eaadiriam. - Buy Now for Ghristmas aswou i HaR5,ton.Beach is the fenly machine with a motor driven brush that has an fa ?1 fX i5nes8 s"ctl0.n u oves 219 cubit feet of air per minute. The-switch is m the handle, no stooping to tehut it off. Let us show you the superior motor in this machine. You can appreciate the'difference over other makes. . and cultivate same as potatoes or corn, being sure to keep ground as level' as possible to avoid trouble in cutting. - Keep . Weeds Out Above everything else keep all weeds out of your mint, as it is mint oil that buyers want not weed oil. - - ' Mint should be planted as early in the spring as possible to In sure good returns the first year or if your land permits it Is even advisable to plant in the fall or winter. Great care should be ex- PORTIAND OFFICES inMa Cha. J. Dean -AMD MAIM - OPPOSITE COURT HOUS IT ; WOULD ASTOUND YOU to read the testimonials of the thousands of patients in all walks of life who have been cured of Piles and other Rectal and Colon disorders by my non-surgical treatment Nearly one hiindred signed letters Of a;-prc?iatiou from I-ominettt business and professioua! mea and women, farmer utui workers . . in a.11 trades many of whom you may know, ard contained in my new Book just off the press, which you may have FREE by writing cr calling fcr it. ,This Talnable Book al frnnkly discusSfs digensetl Rectal and Colon con 'diticn and fully explain mv celebrated- treatnsent, th -moderate cost and my remarkable GUAKAN1EK. - GUARANTEE OF CURE OF PILES OR FEE REFUNDED Til GUARANTEE atatci in wrilmr that 1 will noftiraiy care anr cae ot Pila no . auttar haw acrrra ar of baw lone lndin, or rcfoad the Biodfratr fca tha patient haa paid air. Thia backs tk atatenicnts cl wit eatients with th: PROOy of the uccfs : a( my Method- My method is famiot tha coanti7 crrr. natienu ccroinr or brinr nt ;s m ay thrir phyikiaai ana1 friend from alt over the west, in mtnr initancea when all othrr rotihoda kare failed. I aae none ef the old -H-tent paifnl cr dangrrons Aiethodi. Na heapil apantioa. no eattinr. burnir.c. dmpi. liratarea. ctitrhra ar ather diacrceabie farms. Mr V method ia non-rorrlml. aoothinc. r?ntl. rapid. Winr a)aart Immediate relief and aokkly carinC' Na hospital bilK to pay, no ihorfc, and ca eorfineraent ta bed cr ream. waaderfal rarea. and am tlankful U aey that I era aore my hemorrhoid hare been eared." , Mr. K H. Beriroid. Rehpr. Cre.: "Toar patnlef. non-iarxirat methed af triratine Rartal trenhUr m the one.leriral and th anl-r Hefu and rational method in arac tiee. I know from experiment and ex perience that Tr aalre.. lotinn.. anpnoa ifary or dilator ia aaeleM. and if anr aafferer raallT desirea a rare, the fort of aar treatment thoald be no eomidrra tian." ra. J. Stevenson. Seattle. Wn.! A a at Tear Bit of the treatments rereived Seattle afftcea for Fissore, Piles and Pra lapxaa 1 am well and hare -rained J. D CAN. M. D.Jnc - orricEs: Seattle offices: -- . am aia,siafdsma a- ami .a a "fuen ouiiainq euo-su naier Duridmq 5TH AND MAIN 6TH . AND PI N if oiprjrri court house OPao&iTE ratoeaicn O tXSOH nrjillOHTHI5 PAPER WHEN WRITING ercised in keeping the roots from the hot 'sun during planting time, as mint roots soon die when ex posed. Plant roots four to six inches deep in a. continuous row and keep ground Well stirred on top with harrow or sdme kind of weeder , until rows are 'vlsable, then cultivators are desirable. . V " Whfcnr to Harvest Mint should be harvested when it is half or two thirds in , blooni, which in most localities in Ore gon will be from, the 15th of August to the 1st of September. After' cutting your crop, allow it to become about two thirds cured or dried, then it is ready for dis tilling. Mint that is not properly cured can be distilled in about thirty i to forty-five minutes, and great care should be taken that it is not overdistllled as In so' do ing you will extract terpine from the stems, which is injurious or rather, which gives a poor grade of oil. A peppermint still consists of two tubs six feet in diameter and six high, steam tight, a ' small Siattle orrictt us mw Shifer Bulldino.fet Bn OPPOSITE. FRtPtWCK O Bid 3 NEW FREE BOOK . ooands. I consider yonr treatment a GodV ' send to kamanity. I woold net take back my old trouble for all . the money ia America."'. : 0. Litarher, Portland. Ore.: "Harine offered aoTeral years preTtoat ta voar treatment and then to at so easily and ooirkiT eared seems miracnloas, Mr only rerret 1s that I has Id haea taken roar ' treatment sooner and saved myself on failed for pain." , Mr. J. R. Pacha, farette. Io'tka: "J am feelinr fine after takinr voai treatment for flies three rears aca. I had bean troablrd with them far li years and waa operated ea twice Wtthoat xeaalt." SEND FOK THIS FREE BOOK Pay a little down and a little each month on a Hamilton-Beach Vac unm Cleaner. You could not give your wife or mother a more acceptable or useful present.' The Good House-Keeping , Insti tute recently tested the Hamilton Beach with 67 other mach ines and the results were amazing. The Good Housekeeping authorities awarded it their official approval . and praise. : The Hest with 14 other "mach ines proved the Hamil-4 ton-Beach removed-J4 more dirt than the average of all the oth er machines put to gether. i feaisa ' --eVHWar pV if- - . - - -.'"' - boiler and condensing coils or pjpea, ;: Th4 1 inost practical ftott densins pipes Baa be made from tin or galvanized iron at a cost ot from $5T) to 70. The cost of the entire stllP and necessary equip ment should not mn ovftr J30O. Oregon peppermint oil has the highest test of any mint on the market and is in great demand Oregon produces such a small amount of oil at present that the eastern buyers are not working this state Tery hard. Let Oregon raise 150,000 pounds of oil and we can t have more voice in the market, the present production being 'about 20,000 pounds yearly. 1 MARK .ASPINWALL McMinnville, Ore., Nov. 27, 1925 FALLS CITY WENT OVER THE TOP ON SEALS SALES 1 (Continued from pas 11.) corner of South Main and Bridge streets and will tear it down to use the lumber upon his ranch. Mrs. Anna Gardner left on Tues day for Valsetz, where" she will keep house for her son Lot for about two weeks, while Mrs. Gard ner is visiting' in Portland. $27. TO $30 A POUND IS PRESENT PRICE (Continued from paga 10) a small increase of acreage, the association itself will be Justified in building a refinery here. There is usually a difference in price in New York fn favor of refined pep permint oil over the natural oil, such as is produced here, of 30 cents a pound. A handsome profit could be realized on the operations of a refinery here, under the above conditions; and this would help to standardize our product, tend ing to higher prices then our growers would get all there Is In the business. The big thing is to bnild up the association; make it 100 per cent. Then build 'a refinery, costing around $5,000. Then increase the acreage as fast as the demand will justify. There Is a chance for the industry to assume enormous pro portions, bringing In a vast sum annually. Family Name in Germany Not Used as Given Name BERLIX A German first-born may be baptized with the given name Hindenburg, but the name must not be entered in the chuTch register as part of the boy's name. In Germany It Is not nermitted to use a family name as a given name. bucn combinations as Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Roose velt Washington Irving, Luther Burbank or Douglas Fairbanks would not be possible in Germany, as the Christian name of Woodrow Franklin, Washington, etc., would be interpreted to be family names wnicn. must not thus be misused One will never find a Goethe Schmidt, Schiller Schulz. Mozart Mueller or a, Bismarck Steinberg m Germany. The pastor who keens the church register or the clerk in. the city register's office has the right to question any name that is offered as a given name. The burden o proof is .upon the Darent to de monsfcrate that the name he pro poses to confer upon his child Is generally accepted Christian najne. Andes Are Geologically World's Infant Mountains BALTIMORE The Andes are geologically the world's baby mountain range, in the opinion of Joseph T. Singewald, professor of geology at John Hopkins univer sity. Returning from an exploration trip along the waters of the upper Amazon river in Peru', Trofessor Singewald says red beds contain ing fossils have been located on both, the east and west sides of the inner range of the Andes, indicating- that these mountains "are at least 10,000,000 years younger than previously believed. This discovery, with the added fact-that-fossils also were found at an elevation of 14,000 feet, con vinces, the professor that the An des lsfthe youngest large mountain range. ieve Coughs, Colds, Headache. Rheumatism and Alf Aches and Pains AH 4ra (lists 35c and 65c art aad ropes. ChiMran'a M aatarota CasUdcr fon 35c 'Better than a Mustard Plaster a. I i TI . ROAT.TAD LETS cAntiseptte , T" ' Prawnf 4 ' Hoarseness i Sore xfiroat 1 Tray. Is Mow Rarely, UseC, 1 In Funeral Announcement TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Talla hassee's fuueral announcements by salver, a custom handed-down fro mSpanish occupancy are fol lowed now only by a few of the older residents.- ! Durin gthe earlier days of Flor ida's capital, funerals were al ways preceded oy announcements in the form of invitations, writ ten with a pen, and in bold hand writing, upon large ards. The cards, bordered with - wide pieces of black ribbon, run through each end, were placed npoft a salver. An old negro, clad in black silk, carried them through the streets. and to the homes of the close friends o fthe departed. The duties of bearing the In vitations about were not assigned to just any old negro. There was always a particular one fo rthe work. For many years, before and after the Civil war. Primus, the ex-slave of a prominent local lawyer, bora the - tray. James Stratton, an aged janitor at the Elks club, is UBed now, whenever the custom finds spasmodical re newal. Invasion of Tourists Is Resulting in New Words PARI S William of Nor mandy's rather forceful conquest of the British Isles gave thous ands of Norman-French words to the English tongue. In these later days the ever-more-numerous In 15, 9 i from Results of (0)1 Colds are dangerous. A cold is a serious germ attack; highly contageous. Don't neglect it for an hour. Nobody knows where a cold may lead. Over 150,000 deaths yearly re sult from causes due to colds. Four things should be done for a cold and at once. - Break the cold, open the bowels, check the fever, tone the system. Hill's does all this in 24 hours and without the ill effects of most treatments. Don't take chances with a cold. Get the genuine Hill's and start when the cold begins. All drug gists sell Hill's. Be Sure Its flU Price 30c CASCARVjl QUININE with portrait Adv. ss ii njm f n i 1 M a mm i najs is Ira) the family. inis new IIS (ok o i 1 vasion of English and American" ioSfMf 'fiaaradded a heterogene collection of isoatled words a4 phrases to the vocabuary of the .smart Parisian. -'Words ending in "ing" have a special fascination' for1 the Pari sian who wouldn't thing ot try ing for a comprehensive English vocabulary, but who likes to in terlard his sentences with words of a bizarre sound. A dinner jacket Is always a "smoking," one travels in a "sleeping," or sleep ing, car and one even goes out for an afternoon's "footing" in the Bois de Boulogne of a bright Autumn day. "Weekend" came into general use during the endless conferenc- nauv. 'sawaX aM.-isod eqj jo so English statesmen, insisted upon getting away on Friday night for a rest over Sunday from official cares. In a Bimilar way Parisians have learned to take their "five o'clock." "Flirt," used as a noun and npt as a verb, is in good usage Sporting terms, such as "knock out," "uppercut," and the Vdeuce" and "love" of tennis, have gotten almost national circu lation, despite the efforts of a number of eminent sportsmen to persuade their followers to use the pure French. Iai'laar Jwny .iM.iujMi..aua Msssa asi i. iaii,) .asmi in, ,,, . s tain ai sissn u a i a snaii I nai iss i i i I tmm-m,, : ! T ET the Shop-o-scope help , you find V the right gifts for every member of ' shopping service is conven- lent, economical and modern:T You - will - like it. - v - - - . - . Its. gift offers are carefuUy: indexed Shop - '(. .... ' TRADE . CLASSIFIED BMM11SI FIM IQ ACRES FOR Bit S27;i0 Had They Held Their Crop Till the Present Time They Would Have Received More Than Double the Amount But They Are Satisfied Only Good 'Plants and the Right Land,' Says Mr. Craig ; ? Hartley & Craig have 50 acres of mint in the Labish district, near Labish Center. They re ceived for this year's crop nearly $27,000, Their peppermint oil was sold in three lots, at from $11.05 to $14.25 a pound. Had they held their oil till the rresent time, they could have had more than double what they got lor it. But they are not worry ing. They are satisfied. They have" been growing, mint for five yeacs.s They have not re newed their plants. They will net have to, as long as the field is free of weeds. . . They got 50 to 70 pounds, of oil to the acre. Thye estimate that with a yield of 50 pounds to the acre, the cost is about $2 a pound. They have two stills. They say What Shall You Give the Youngsters? This is the big problem when Christmas, time comes around. .. We can suggest no better gift for your boy or girl than a Savings Account here' at the United States Na tional Bank v . It is an inexpensive gift, too, for all it. takes is a dollar to open one. But the initial cost is not its worth for that grows more and more. United States National Bank Salem. Oregon. well described and alphabetically listed under the five: special holiday headings, 'For Her.": "For Him.". "For dren," "For the Home" and "Dinner and ' Don't, wonder or worry about the ee- lection of Christmas presents. Turn now to Page Six. gcpe MARK ' -" aV -. . SECTION - a good ; still will cost aroui ini $1000. It is the belief of Robert W. Craijr, of the firm of Hartley & Craig, that beginners should avoid everything .but the best beaverdam land, if they want to be sure ot success in mint growing; certain of geting high quality oil in pay ing quantities. . He believes that no such" prices as the present will come again for years, if ever. He v thinks the business is HkelV to b overdone, on account of the. great interest aroused by the abnormal prices of this year.' ' Once a knock In ,the engine,' always a knock. When ?ood luck comes too fast, you don enjoy it. n - .1 - - the Chil : r I A V ft t . ' - 'i w X : if -: i- f i 340 Court Sttel; W.. aaLajaal Ca, SmkX Umm, X3. S. 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