Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, July 01, 1914, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM îM - The Glorious Fourth Will be ctl<*biat«ri iti vari ous town* in Oregon on the T ~ m r p ¡POULTRY, NOTES r - a FOR THE ~ After all Ita riot o f color I’ nria Is •bowing a marked tendency to return to black und wlilte. alwaya • favorite color combination with Parlalennes. dow n « seen at tli# rucea and various outdoor fete* allow n dlatlnct prefer ence for thla combination. A flue linen la the moat satisfactory iniiterlal for the lingerie frock that la to endure tuhhUiK. and It will pay t« obtain an eicelieut quality. Tbe be BARNITZ iu vilume HA. ' O WOMAN. at.ch and Whit* Fabric* Mak* Suit able and Stylish Summar Giowna. BY W ) / ili N M T (OCOINtsHAMA] IIC lU ll ELDERLY £ SOLICITED The Expoaition Line 1915. Low Round Trip Fares BETW EEN Cottage Cottage Cottage Cottage $5.80 Orove and P o rtla n d ................................... Orove and Albany ............................................$2 00 Orove and Junction City ................................... $1.40 Orove and E u g e n e .................................................90c With corresponding low fares between all other points, will enable everyone to spend the Fourth wherever desired. Sale Dates Tickets will be sold July 3rd and 4th between all points in Ore gon (where the one way fare does not exceed $6 00) and will be good for return on or before July 0th. Call on nearesl S I*. Agent for full information an to specific fare», train service, etc. IThess artille* and llluatratlona muat not boreprlntad without special perrnlaaloo.) THE BUFF ORPINGTON DUCK. The liiitf Orpington quack haa ar rived from England and hua made a *afe hit. The reaaou la, it produces the good*. In a number o f foreign egg eoiu|>etltlona It won the grand pi!se. and when one N tudlea its com position he wonders not that tt U win ning It* way as a layer and payer. Thla duck wua originated sixteen year* ago by the famous William Took, originator of nil the Orpington chick- cna, at Orpington. Knglund. As found, it Ion blood he took Indian Runners, Aylesbury*. Itouena and Cs- yuga*. whose laying capacity had been tested and proved prolific, and from thla coinhlnntlon o f hlood he selected ; RED POLLED COWS AS MILK PRODUCERS One o f the moat tntereatlng contests sver rondo. Pd In any country between breeds is now going on at tbs Jesn Duluth stock farm, which Is located alroiit nine miles westward from Du luth, writes Professor Thomas Shaw In the National Atockman The average results obtained tn milk and butter fat from tbe two breeds for the years 1908. 1911 and 1912, tn which the records are complete, ahow that the Ouernsey cows gave 114.1 pounds more milk per cow than the lied Polls and produced 43.1 pounds more butter fat per cow Tbs Red Polled heifers produced 471 pounds more milk than the Guernsey heifers, hut the latter produced on the aver age 27.7 more pounds o f butter fa t One Item In the comparison la lack in g-th a t Is. the beef production. The demand for the Red Polled males has ><een such that none o f them have been grown for beef Rot It la not j 1 ' If you Huw it firHt, you saw it in The Sentinel. . ». ». tea*. TA B LE LINENS Photo by C. M Barnltx KUFF OHJ-INUTON bllAKK. the bent, und after a number of year* brought them to tbe perfection they now (Mi»Ke»H under the name Buff Or pington. Thl* duck In color 1* a rich shade of fawn buff throughout, the male's head und neck being light *caL It ta the largest, fast laying duck, In wise equaling the Pekin, which In adult standard drake reaches nine |M>unds and In duck eight. !t* eggs are Inrge and white, forty ounce* to the dozen. it Is easy to raise, matures fast. Is ready for market at eight to ten weeks and It la o f excellent flesh. One after tlie other new breeds of poultry are having their dehut some WHITK CKAl-g GOWN. Ths Red Polled cow la a dual pur pose animal, well suited to th* methods of farmers who are rais ing cattle for both dairying and beef As the cows are excellent milkers and uf large slxe, they suit these conditions and fill this de mand. Their uniform dark red col or la eepeclally attractive, and the absence of horns also commends them to farmers. The cow shown la a typical Red Toll. Tbs Red Polls ate said to have come from hornless red cows that have bean bred In certain counties of England for a number of years. necessary here to disease the superi ority o f Ited Polled cattle over Guern seys for producing meat Oar evidence supporting this fact la found In the presence from year to year of Red Polls at tbe Smlthfield Cattle club show In England and tbe International fat stock show In Chicago. When tt Is remembered that a large part of tbe Bed Polled herd were all bred upon tbe farm It must be con ceded that tbe results are very credit able to the breed and to the owners of the same. In the advanced registry for the breed twenty-four milk records came from this herd In 1913. It has now to Its credit twenty official rec on! s thHt average 396 pounds o f butter fat. In the herd la tbe cow Pear. This cow completed her last yearly record Dec. 27. 1013. She gave 13.100.6 pounds o f milk, which gave 003.8 pounds of fat. the equivalent o f 724.5 pounds o f butter. This record makes her tbe champion producer o f the breed. In four consecutive years the haa produced 1,807.0 pounds o f butter fat. a record that haa not been equaled by any cow o f any breed In Minnesota, and Minnesota Is looked upon as a leading dairy state. In thla herd la also Jenn Duluth Beauty 31725, which as a heifer gave 10.019.8 pounds o f milk and 442.95 pounds of butter fa t l This gives her first place In the world's records for Red Polled heifers. She was bred on tbe farm. Mr. George p. Grout, the manager, states that ten cows from this herd In the 1913 ad- | vanced registry have 400.2 pounds of butter fat to their credit tlste* and mulls are softer and launder well if carefully handled, hut the linen will outwear them every time. Various other sheer cottons have come into popularity. Swiss and or- gnndle lire, of course, old favorites, but their crispness, once their chief merit, ha* made them yield place somewhat to the softer mulls and batistes and linens, though they nre still liked. The cottou nets, voiles und rra|>es are more recent arrival* and have achieved de rided popularity These launder well, are easily han dled and are very soft, graceful and durable despite their sheerness, and they le-id themselves admirably to sim ple forms of trimming, although they may be made very elaborate with band ern broidery. The cotton nets come In varying meshes. In wide widths and are not ex :: tremely ex|H‘iislve. Frequently one sees a frock made entirely of the net and quite devoid of trimming save for scallo|ied or ptcot edges or edges hem stitched. K very patron o f T h e Sentinel íh helping to give Cottage Tbe fashions o f the moment are o f a d r o v e what eminent authority lias stated to he the heat character that make It difficult to se lect for elderly women costumes that country weekly on the coast. will he both fashionable and dignified. For the woman whose figure Is more than a little plump the gown Illus trated here is both becoming and smart This tub frock Is carried out In white cotton ernpe trimmed with ve- nlse lace. The long front line, the gore over the hips and tbe long points HEAD OF THE FLOCK. In tbe blouse give a cleverly contrived effect of slenderness The gown fas Lambs Sirsd by Maturs Rama Are V ig Photo by C. M Barnltx tens Invisibly down the front by means orous at Birth. of closely set snappers. A touch o f BUFF OK I* I NOTOM DUCK. Because a ram lamb can be pur black is given to the blouse by means chased more cheaply than an older ani originated here, some Imported. Some of the black velvet ribbon girdle and mal a great many men begin breeding of these drop out after trial, some guln The happiest moment in a woman’s life, is not, as most men the band o f black velvet ribbon across too early. As a rule, good results are In popularity as the years pass by. the vestee. Crochet ornaments and think, when she is led to the bridal altar. No, sir! The hap obtained from a yearling—that Is, a Among the new arrivals Is tbe Or crochet buttons decorate the garment :: ram a year and a half old—but tbe piest moment by far, in a woman's life, is when the man, whom pington Puck, nud It Is fast waddling tabulation o f tbe weights of all o f the into popular fnvor. she allowed to lead her to the bridal altar, and who has helped lambs born In a large flock showed TOWELING APRONS. him in saving a nestegg, provides her a home of her very, very that the lambs sired by tbe older rams DON’TS. own a home which she can make coxy and comfortable with Don't forget that it Is wise to change T h s y A rs Ussful In M any Heusshold averaged heavier at birth. Certain It Em ergsnciss. is that tt Is not wise to use a ram Incubator lamps often. Some buy uew the thought that the comforts provided will be a source of joy The newest Idea for an apron Is one under a year old. lamp» every season and change wicks for years to come. I f the flock la large more than one .. i every hatch and consider Increased e f made o f toweling. The kind that can lie purchased by the yard, with stripies ram should be kept A good rule to There is an easy way to bring this supreme joy to a woman ficiency and sufety and heat a good re ::: or wide stripes at each side, Is used. follow 1» to provide a ram for each fif turn for the money. that is to get a lot in Manitoil Park, Cottage d ro v e ’s restrict The blue barred toweling also can be ty ewes. I f the ram Is not unusually Don't rush to buy a giant Incubator ed residence district, and put up a coxy little home while ma strong In constitution, however, even i turned Into attractive aprons :: until you get the unbiased opinion o f a terial and labor are as cheap as they will ever be. These toweling aprons are usually this number may prove to be too many. poultry man who has operated that made with a bib nnd can be used for A ram that Is overworked will not make nnd you see It work yourself. B ETTE R T A L K IT O VER W IT H US T O D A Y sewing, housework or chafing dish only be Injured himself, but the last Don’t l>e talk«»! Into buying what aprons Of course they have one or lambs will usually be fonnd to be you don’t need and don't buy an article two large pockets, a necessary ad- smaller than the rest and weaker In Just because a nelghtior has purchased i Junct to all serviceable aprons. constitution. the same. The edge Is sometimes fringed, wblcb Don't let your enthusiasm run away makes a very good finish, or It is sim The Milk of th* 8ow. with your Judgment Keep a cool head ply hemmed, using the French method, Experiment* show that mature sows nnd forge ahead. which makes the stitches Invisible. dally piroduce from four and nine- Don't order fowls from a distance The use o f Turkish toweling made tenths to seven pounds o f milk pier an until you have senrehed your neighbor Into aprons hns been discovered by imal One sow weighing 438 pounds hood for stock. You may find lietter young mothers, ns It Is Just the thing yielded seven and seven-tenths pounds at a lower price right near, or an In to wear when giving baby his bath. o f milk In a single day. daring which quiry ad. In your papier will find them pierlod she consumed four piounds o f for you. conimeal, four piounds of wheat mid Eliminating Inssct Pasts. Don't fall to test the clucks ns well T o get rid o f roaches try the follow dling* and eight |*>mids o f sktmmllk. ns the Incubator eggs n’»d don't expect ing: To one part o f sulphur add an Average sow's milk contains about 8.9 early eggs to lie ns fertile as those In equal amount of ground red piepper pier cent fat. 5.0 pier cent milk sugar, tbe natural laying season. and five rwrts o f Itornt. Mix well and 5 0 pier cent casein and albumen and Don't lie afraid o f hard work. It’s dust Into their runways, resting places 98 pier cent ash. In nil respiects It Is sickening to see a man soli over his job richer than cow's milk. nnd breeding places with a bellows. Don’t let success In money making Some housewives use with good re mnke you a miser. Make all you can. sults a mixture of borax and red ptep- T h s Y e un g Sow. save all you can, g h e nil you can, See that the young sow raises the per The addition of sulphur to this Is spend all you can nnd be s man. to lie recommended It fumlgntea the right number of pig* (from eight to Don’t wnste time worrying about the haunts o f the marauders, besides be ten. according to her capacity and milk high price o f living. Tim e Is cash, so ing disagreeable to them when they flowt or none at all, as otherwise her odder will be pioorlv developied and she don't be rash. ire alive. iliably always will raias small litter». Sale Price 98c - 78c 48c - 42c V alue $1.25 $ 1.00 60c 50c LURCH’S THE HAPPIEST MOMENT IN A WOMAN’S LIFE VEATCH &, SPENCER I Real Estate Insurance Collections AGENTS FOR A. L. WOODARD HARDWARE FURNITURE K N O W LE S & G R ÄBER Cottage Grove Transfer L. L. H A R R E LL, Prop. D R A Y IN O A N D M O V IN G Us* Our Auto Dray for Quick Barries. 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