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-p r * R E D CROSS N O T E S V S w ir tii Now member»: Mrs K:i1o Scars uiul Mrs. Alma Walker. ITio uanio of Mrs H. M Del. our . a now nu mi.or reported lust week, wus misspelled. The following shipment ot goods was taken to Kugcne last week by Mis \\ I I f you kuow o f a society itcui and H. fo o p e r : I s pairs ot bed soi ks. II I do not luforiu the newspaper, it is pa jama suits, 2 dozen trnv clot lis. half I your own fault i f it is not printed. IS; oxen napkins. I I pairs knitted mitts, 15 pairs knitted socks, ti knitted muf The M. 1‘. U. club members enjoyed fiers. their uuiiuul cutísimas tree witu airs, A large shipment o f vani for sweat cuas. Adams Mondai afternoon. in Those 'desiring vani teresting letters were read trom lormer era has arrived. for this purpose may get it at the l in mem nei a ot tue d u o now livin g else where. there were eight ot such letters phrev A Nlaekiii stole. Hi ull. Each member received a present The local chapter Iras receive ¡1 Its trom oue ot the other members aud each member received a little tint trom share o f the uiouev raised in tin Ked Cross dri\>' several mouths ago. I Hie tue president, Mrs. K. tv. Mili». fourth o f the amount eauie to the local *»> 'S’ 'S The Joker club was entertained at a chapter, a total o f Í 1 J5il. t> o clock Huuvenzed dinner at the ttuikholder home Monday, the hostesses ttalug Mrs. Burkholder and daughter, H O N O R G U A R D NO TES. Miss Belle, Mrs. t rost, Miss Schelling, aud Miss McDonald. Mrs. Leslie hu grain, ot Redding, Calif., a former mem oer was a guesi o f houor. A tte r the The regular monthly business meet dinner f iv e uuudred was indulged in ing will be held Thursday. Beeeinber 20, lor the evening. Members present, in at 2Ï5 north lame street Financial addition to those mentioned, were -Mias committee will make report. All mem 5,1 Is by, Mrs. Beuger, Mrs. C'. A. \ an bers must be present. Deubuig, Alias \ uniZeuburg, Miss Kiu- »ey. Miss Curriu aud Miss M y rtle Kern. One third of the proeeeds o f " \ Ken • tuckv B e l l e , " a play given by Mrs. Ora Mrs. George Booker entertained at Remi llemeiiivai 's dramatie elass, was diuuer Friday, the guests being Mrs. !.. donated to the Honor Guard, and the Sultzuiuu, Mis. Isaac laylor, .vira, foul nionev will be used to buy supplies for Red t'ross work. We wish to thank Curriu aud Mrs. VV. VV. Shurtridge. Mrs. lleuienway, those w ho part iciputeii A lic e Griswold entertained eight little iu the play, aud all others who helped friends Monday afternoon m uoiior of to make it a sum's», among whom are her eighth birthday anniversary. Chil Mrs. Beatrice Casey, Mrs. l-\ ,1. Belli well. Miss Eva Brattain, and others dren s game's foiiued the diversion. who sold tiekets tor the play iu their Robert Veatch entertained three o f respectiv e neighborhoods. his little friends Monday afternoon iu honor o f his eighth birthday miniver- V meeting o f a committee o f the ad sary. visory board and others was held Eri • dav. December 11. at the home o f Sup Miss Richmond's Voice Is Praised. erintendent and Mrs. Glass to organize Miss Eva Richmond, of this city, who a wartime cooperative dub, an organ is teaching at Hubbard, took a promi ization which all young people are ex nent part in a students' recital given peeted to join. Its plans and activities November -4 by Aluduine Lucie \ alair, will be announced in the near future. of Portland, director o f the \ alair Con servatoire de Musique Art Dr.iuiatique. Those owing back dues must pay Miss Richmond sang alie aria " S a l u t Splendour de J o u r . " from " Sigurd Key- e r ; " , , T)er N u ssbau m " pSuumanu . »I« »I« «J. »I« aud " T h e ¡S ta r" |Rogers . A Portland + paper, commenting on the a ffa ir, says: " M i s s Richmond has a dramatic so- •F P R A C T I C A L H E A L T H H I N T pruno voice o f much power and prom ises well as a concert soloist.' ’ For Painful Feet. Those who stand all day while Special Music at Presbyterian Church at work or those whose work Following is the program o f special music to be given at the Presbyterian obliges them to walk a great deal church Sunday: are very often sufferers from Morning service— Anthem. "T h e 1 « inful affections o f the feet. The Shepherd's V ision .” Solos by Mrs. feet may be chafed uud sore from Hugn Trunnell and Dale W yatt. Evening serv ice— Anthem. " Praise I walking over long distances. the l a i r d . " Solos by Mrs. England and For the abrasions, wrapping a Mrs. Trunuel. small piece o f absorbeut cotton ‘ ‘ Holy N i g h t ’ ’ (H aydn — Mrs. E n g or clean linen soaked In castor land, Mrs. Arnics. Mr. smith a i d -Mr. W j ;itt. oil about the toe or heel or other Vocal Solo (selected;— Miss Eva abraded |>art entirely removes Richmond. the pain and enables the sufferer to resume his walk with com Baptist Christmas Program. The annual Christmas program o f the fort Baptist Sunday school will be given at For the prevention o f sore feet the church Saturday evening at 7:JO soak the upiiers o f shoes or hoots and will consist o f Christmas recita with castor oil aud |>our a little tions aud music. The contents o f some 50 white g if t bags will also-be counted, o f this oil u|ion the feet, espe aud the proceeds will be sent to the cially between the toes, and then su ffering war orphans o f Syria and A r put on the socks uud soaked menia. There will also be g ift s for the boots. This treatment is simple Sunday school children themselves. and inexpensive and proven heu- Grange Elects. eticlal iu every Instance. Cottage Grove grange has elected the T h e aching In the feet will be follow ing officers: relieved by rubbing them thor M. M. Wheeler, master; W. E. Dor- oughly with castor oil. ward, overseer; Mrs. J. L. Crowe, lec turer; L. J. Ardite, secretary; \\'. A. Hemenway, steward; T. \V. DeLong, chaplain; G. W. McFarland, treasurer; B. G. Crowe, gatekeeper; Àlrs. W. E. Durward. Ceres; Mrs. S. K. Lewis. Po You know what you want, but maybe mona: Mrs. P. H. Magee, Flora; Mrs. i others d o n ’t. Tell them with a Sentinel M. M. Wheeler, lady assistant steward. want ad. o r you r room Vi M a in Poin t« A re T h a t F o w ls S h o u ld Bo S n o w W hite, F re e F r o m C o lo r F o r e i g n to V a r i e t y . In exhibiting Leghorns the main IMitnts are ( lint the birds should be w h ile ttint Is to say. snow white, with due uiuouut o f luster amt free from hriis-diiess, creauiliiess, "greenness" |a term usually referred to tin* Immature condition o f the feather commonly found In yuuug stock), gray ape* ks uud color foreign to the variety. T h e comb 111 single comb varieties should have live poluts. T h e pullet should weigh three and one half pounds, the hen four pounds, the iMckerel four aud one half pounds and the cock bird live and one / V W h ite Leghorn C ockerel. half pounds. T h e enr lobes ure re quired to be white, and should more than one-third o f the surfuce be cov ered with red iu cockerels mid pullets, same would be disqualified, but lids is allowable In hens and eoek birds. Feathers other than white In any part o f plumage and shanks other Ilian ye l low would also disqualify the White Leghorn. o t h e r general dlsqunllhea- tloiis are as fo llo w s : T h e presence o f stubs, feathers or down on llie shanks or between the toes, side springs, squir rel tall, etc. COMFORTABLE FOWL IS BEST P o u l t r y to D o W e l l S h o u l d N o t Be Ex p o s e d to S e v e i e W e a t h e r In F a ll a n d W in te r. That farm (locks ure often too much exposed to the weather, and t^iut lb< farmer would realize more from 111 » poultry if he dbl not allow them out doors during the full and wluter. are. without doubt, established facts, h i ) » A. C. Smith o f the Minnesota expel! incut station. T h e bleu o f tell advanced that poultry can wlth.-tund any uiuouut or degree o f cold weather provided It is dry. Is not borne out by experience. Poultry should not be exposed to el- their wind or ruin In llie autumn. House the birds cuuifurtuhly If you wish eggs. Keep (belli 111 (lie li*,U»e ufter the ground freezes. Let them out only during the middle o f the day as a rule iu the fall ufter the frost corues. I f you cannot tuke the trouble to get them In early In the afternoon, keep them In. M a k e A ll C h a n g e s G ra d u a lly and Keep R o o st in g Q u a rt e rs D r y and W e ll Ventdated. Pullets beginning to lay should be hundled with exceptional care. Do not think because they have started to lay that you should coniine them In their winter quarters. Make n<> changes on them till the weather will perm it; then take plenty o f time In varying the ration. Make ull changes gradually. Keep the roosting quarters dry, well ventilated, but hoarded up tight on the north, cust and west sides. T h ey should then have a comfortable house, and when bundled by u careful person who understands the nature of the hen they should produce abun dantly. S T A N D A R D OIL; COMPANY (CAUSONNIA) " T h i* c o r t i p l a n i w lio n c u r c d In 11» OVVI! Jllii e» »celli» tu ho II II e x c e l b s i t f e e d to p r o d u c e g a i n - i m i lili ig b e t t e r vvlien vv e r o t i s l d c r eoHt. A n d w b e ll w e e o i i s b b r t h v h u n d r i s l s o f a e r e » vv b e r e o n l y p a r t o f Mie c r u p I» l i a r v e s i e t l t h è en r » a n d t h è » la lk » a n d l e u v e s a n d li il »k » n l l o w c d l o w n »te, u è a r e n ot v o r y n c a r t h è m a x i m u m s t a g e o f p ro d u ction ." SANITARY HOUSES FOR HOGS A n i m a l * W i l l R e e p o n d V e r y Q u i c k l y to C le a n S u r r o u n d in g s — C re vice s H a r b o r Verm in. E K H I . V W . I 'n l v e r s l t y of Illinois ) T h o u g h th© « h a r i u t e r tm uttlly a * e r l h e d t • • s w i n e Is on»' w h h 'h g i v e s lit tie o r n o consider»*!Inti to c l e a n l i n e s s , s t ill tin* p i g Is a n a n i m a l w h i c h w ill r e s p o n d v e r y «tuh'Uly. I n d ee d , t o c l e a n su rrou nd in gs. The b u ild in g sh ou ld I»«* s o b u ilt t h a t Its <*oiistruetloti w ill p e r m i t o f «-leaning a m i t h o r o u g h dl* Infecting. ' I b i s m e a n s '•iuo«»th w a l l s n nd f lo o r s , f«»r If c r e v i c e s «'Vlsf t h e y a r e o n l y h a r b o r s f o r d ir t a n d v e r m in , tin a c c o u n t o f t h e u m ito in lc til c o n s t r u c t i o n o f tin* p i g hi* hr* Milling, e a t i n g a m i d r i n k i n g Is d o u e c l o s e to th e ground, and ch»se to a thousund so u r c e s o f Infection. T h i s m a k e s It a ll th e tiior* m » • ^sary th a t h i .» l i v i n g » p ia r t e r s h e c l e a n e d a s oft«.*u u m l a s t h o r o u g h l y u s pn- -tide. J Demand Far Exceeds Su p p ly and Pric e s R u le E xce e d in g ly H ig h — G i v e H e n s S u m m e r Fe ed . FOR SALE BY KNOWLES & GRABERj SWENGEL HARDWARE CO. 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Agents Wanted Everywhere THE BARYPHONE CO., 174 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON T h e demand for strictly fresh eggs during the late T h II and wluter mouths fur exceeds the supply, prices rule very high during that period and the breed o f bens and the system o f man aging them that will produce a good egg yield at this time o f the year Is being much sought after. This can be accomplished by starting In the fall with a good laying strain o f fow ls and tpuniiglug them In u systematic way, givin g them summer conditions In feeding throughout the winter. RIDDING SOILS OF GAPEWORM E f f e c t i v e M e a s u r e I s to P l o w D u r i n g W in te r— Fre e zin g W e athe r / K i l l s Insects. Winter plowing Is an effective meth od o f ridding soils o f the gapeworm Tills worm causes the ao-cnlled "g a p es" In little chicks, and ran only result from contaminated soil. W in ter plowing throws the worms to, ar near the surface, where freezing weather quickly ends their existence CHARCOAL O iyrstlv e Api G o o d Hi at A bunl o f steers w a » recently mar ket) d tu t ’hlcago by tlic Sonili Dakota cxpcrluicnt station w Idi li limi bccti fed oiilv coni silagc dii ring a perirai o f live uioufhs, ami brought a » killer» vv II Din il..a l a » limi li pei liundri'd a » thè be»t » f i e r a sold. T h e ideerà vvero oli thè rumi wltboiit ali) feed In thè enr fot- Jò b o n i» and shrunk uni) Iti pollini» per licad oli a raiuy day. T h e average gain per licad durltig tlie I IH day feed lag pertod w a » twn pollini» Thcsc » t r e r » consilliii'il !*7 Imi» o f »Unge alai inaile a galli o f 5,li‘.*l ponici», or ali ni- ertigc o f ‘2WO pollini» cucii. T h t» aaceessfiil cxperlmellt w a » per- fnrmed under ilio direction o f Jiiines W. Wilson, professor o f animai hu» biiiidry and director o f thè cxpcrtuiciit »tiltioli, and cXplndcH thè tllcnrv tInit corti »Unge »hotild he fed »parlugly aud onl) a» p ali o f a rallini for dalr.v covvs. "W liat a woiidcrful »avlug II woiild he for thl» country," anvs Director W i l son. " I f all vcarllug ateers limi I l i a d e an avcriige gain la»t wlntcr o f twn pollini» per bciul. or a Mille more t Ini n t be »alile a g i - d steer usuali)' maki-s oli grass. • by i Kuolta, * :,*IO. Kpwoith Iciigll* ut t I». in. Miri tt«*«* k piuver iiit*©liug Thurs»h»y ©vt*uiug ut S uim I hv um »r li i h u ^ * ’ I» r i h t uni* *»'i iiimii ' ' Ilo* O im * Mupi »'ili*' Il i * iibou Ini ih* In curiuit imi Hit ti «lu y t'v c iiin g : “ rii ree I II I gl», l*MW CI fili NI •* li of I Ile I i 11 » I » * W *v- ' S u cce ssfu l E xp e rim e n t Conducted S o u t h D a k o t a Station by D ire c to r W ilson . K**v .lo* pastor. Huutluy hc I iom I ut Ml U. m H«*g il lu r |i i « mi *' li i ai k nerv in'H ut I I u m mol CHEAPER BEEF FROM SILAGE T LAYLHS BEST FOR BREEDING E v e r y t h i n g to b e G a i n e d a n d N o t h i n g Lout b y S e le c tin g O m ir a h le M f m in W i n t e r . .Murk th«* laying Ioni. Any lieu rim lay in the Mining, hut the one uhlrh It*)* through the u lu ler deMervea re«* ognltlon hy promotion to (In* hreetHng lloek. P i o b l e m C o n f r o n t s F.very P r o d u c e r of P o r k — Scrappers S h o u l d Be W it h B ig Pigs. 1'ieNhy t«*i i.iu ('h u í©1* l> \ \l nel.«'oil, pastor; idiom« \M li Mitri«* MC buoi al lu u. in Moi mug w **i sh » i* i»l . . . W« » ih It i |i ul i .10; I m I i I h st inly \\ • d It* Nila V c> f lllllg* u( « -IU. U bi « 'b a r c o n i l» U n i r d ig e s t i) ' Morning. ' ' T ito lig li!« foi ( 'l i l í s i m a * h'vt'iniig, “ Tin* ('h a n g i n g World ti111 sì o n l c r . e b a r i u n ì uhi- nea riy e v e r y a r e ulluw cd f ee d luts ini •linee. W hy and Inake el bug»? Il culi uia liner : Mevanth Üiiy AdvautlHt CJhur* h H II I.unit, pastor. Huhhutli scliool at I d) Mut urda V* iCegular servo at Ü in. i a tiger* and visitors eotiliall) invited. Chi Isti lli Chill eh \\ lt«*r t'allison, ll'lumi 1» If* u. in Y. I*. Ull 11 »*! I I1 Mil.If M u ,, in 1 'rein li s. C E .1 11 a. m u ltd ì : (II 1» m IC ’ o«un for «le M*»l It Nig sill» I »•» ' ' V«. h •all* ( 'it i i »Imu* *»' 1\ n »', ‘ * While (lifts ful the K mg. Tin* 1II t(if ©\ cuing «'\ «'ii'i'K *«• irv n e '.«•II i,. |in rei led by u SII«' red i'«.lit <*M l>\ tilli- « hull D l g a p ii n «vide a ln i .'I n b u i e tinnì III I iir lipnii Ilo bu rin a ). U ll ur k li i d l l i i g s u f tlie |<l t a in u d d m u r e col, «111« Il lite plt u bi s h e d Imi K \ e r y t h i n g Is to h e g u llie d u nii n oth Ing luM hy o n h v t l i i g h r e e i l l n g hem* d u r l o g w l u t e r . It Is eti sy to s«*lect tin* la y Ing hen. H e r e o iu h Is In Iglit unti reti u n d li«*r p in hoii«'M w i l l he s p r e m i a p a r t , lien s m eetin g th ese q u a 11 Heat lo ll* baptist Chtiteh I. I« ‘ » (iront inis s h o u l d he se t a p a r t w i t h a go«ni, v lg I ' i «'iieliiug at II a. in. I ‘ i a \ ei meet oi*ou* m a l e h lrd. It I* f«*lly to br«*e«l f r o m tin* e n t i r e tloek. H\ n e l e e t l n g a mg riiur*tlav «'veiling at V Ut few ot th«* he st hird*. pr«»gr«'Ns w ill he ChiHtlau Helene© Chureh Hervnes in Ullltl«'. W I h 'iv UO s e h ' c t h u i Is p r u e th 'e d , Itlie idiap«d at I’ ll! S«'eoml street ne'li t h e p«»«»r p ro dueerM w i l l la* u s e d f o r Suiidav at II a in. hegulm testimonial hive « lln g. f u r e v e n l o a f e r * w i l l la y In meeting «Mieli W'cilucsduV at * ill p in rtie hiulding i*« open for t It•* as«* ot tlo* the sprin g. It is a l * o a m i s t a k e to • ueiilatmg 1 1 hr a i \ eu eli Wedln <du\ b r e e d I ro ui th e I m i i i n l u r e a m i Ulitler from I : dH t »* I . du p. iu Ml a r«* eordiitlly UlNiti'd !«» the ser\i«'«*s a* well a* to *!/.« »I s t o i k, 0 \« r f a t , eoiirsi* hon«*tl lie n s o r t h o s e w h i c h d r o p b e h in d make ur «1 of tin' literatim'. s h o u l d n e v e r h e p u t lu tin* hre«*dlug (hep«'| Mission lirath'ii l ’uuiej and p e n. Ilo* best p l a c e f o r t h e m l* on w i f e , retoh'rs Nei\ie«'s at 1’ UI and / UI it tin- (*o««i»(*l Mission located in the t h e t a b l e . T i c k ou t th«' go«»«! b i r d s a m i Millie hilihlliig, sceoiui door sniitli o f Ilote tlo* i m p r o v e m e n t . T m «* f e w e r C o tta g e ( i r o v e erenmevv. I A »'r v o i i e wel m a l e s s o t h a t >«»ti «all a f f o r d b e t t e r collie. stock. Notte© to L o d g e M eete turt es RIGHT CARE OF COCKERELS Y o u n g F o w l s N e e d P l e n t y of P r o p e r K i n d o f F o o d a n d S h e l t e r to D e ve lop Into G o o d b u d s . COVcr w lth e a n d siiiu k c Ih r e e da)H, I u n a prnperl) »III b a v e lu 'liti be la keli Ulne a u d cn p Ilo* Im y s enti CARING F0 E xe rcise Sho R a t i o n Di T o< The Sentititi withes to publish tlu* liilllie* ot \ «»nr lie \\ IV elected officers I Secretane* «• t lodge* will ««mfer a favor i*\ fur lushing him h a list. R ic r e i se III rinvimi I n e r ì lliereiise tlie luIddllliRS. I ruwlng dn un llKlitl). Wat l'uri* aliuiild I su » Imi rlell ma V be ovili take. and min A fte r fa rne Riveli plelll )‘ thuuips. Itali» peli » I I I keep tlie plRs If a llKhtcd I h ut rulli ulKbt» buii»|.» « arili. Notte© to Laundry (Customers Owing t»> flu* eitreiue lolvuio»'* oil ull huindrv supplie*, we are forced to ad vanee In per «-eut on nil bundle work, hegitinuig .luti nit r V I •I Jo *J ; i* i n l l \tif. ( d i n V K I. M N U K Y 1 lio.s»* w ho hav«* g< mm | eoekerels Q©e«le«l for hre«*dlng hlrds In tlielr »»wn fl«*» ks will *«•%• tu lt (hat they are prop- Masons Licet erly eure«! f»»r. T h e young eoekerels \t their aiuiiinl < l**< t Km l:mf night • I f t ge ( ir*»V i* l o d g i ' Will need pleflty »*f tlo* light kind i»f M »•!»•« t.-.l t h e t. dlow mg o ff leers ' feed and th** proper shelter and pro U M . K S |‘ra 4k; H \\ Klhert tection s«» they uni) develop Info go«»d He.|e; .1 \\ i 11 • r t •* 11 ; I rea-«ili er, hlrds. I ( '. \\ heeler ; *»•«• r < •tiirv. t'lin* \tlani*; T h e ml*tak«* ls nometlines niiiili* «#f tru*t»*e tof i vear*. Nun \ 11 1 *« « it 1‘he Mii*nu* nii«i lia d e i u Star will not keepliig eiiough < «»«'kerels f«»r the hohl pont installation W ct|n»‘*«lav , I »•* titimher *»f h«ns needed »»n the farm cenili •r Mur* V ululit. '*r» • ';irn*ll :• vi<I ('liiirb*» II I.i'.lu* W i ' k » , V iv i» W i r k » , \rlliui Hull«'*, O l l . VSIllti- Uni O i l ' l l .linin'., »I t nf |l|..fun. vv .-ut fu 1 ’nrt In ini lit.f vv i-t'k t<* i'iili.t in f li«* li v i:i I lull i in |i. Ib>v lh '»l .iir/i'«, nt t i n . i-itv, wont •bivvn tn i- n li.f m tin* m,v v. luit w n . un BABY BEEI Farm er Cann O ther Kl Produ< iibb- tu j » : i — . ili,- iqitirul i* i ti in i u u t ti i u I’ lrMt Mill un JackaHH Creek “ Bill ' K.lwnnl. W lui ll’l. o|il-Ill'll up »'»llie IIIIK lit V tini* ini,kill/ uri- u|| .link a*» i-icck in tin- Bn In-tu i a i l i . l r n l , ,. in .taiiiiie a unu Htiilnp null vvhlcii In* will prnbuldv* keep in operaMnii .luriiix tin- w infer lin » i» lin* fir.t null lu In* in Hlllllcil ill tin» purl nf till- Bnheiniu ill. I riel. PREVENTING RUNTS IN FALL Champion White Plymouth Rock. l'revetitltur riinr» in filli lltti-r» of A h a ri-nuli uf Mil» farm ttuu|(H huiih * piK» I» a pr<itili in thut ciiiifrntil» evi'ry tlluuH prmluuu tun »mall a pur cent lirmlui i-r o f |mrk. F>I i i I i II»1 i I iir ( u - i i » uf furi Ile uK/H. Th is iiiunn» cuiiHblcr- fui* |iiit» uf (In* »min- »l/.i*. iiut mure (stili* I u » h fur Bu* I n f i l i III- vhiì unused flian tvvenly tu fin- liuti. I h uui-»'»»nry. in lucubutiuu is tilmuHt If uut u eum- l'ronouilll'tl Huril|i|u|» »llnlllll In* plete I uhh . I» fiiiuil vv iib Iniyur |il ìì •». li I» nl»u «b*- It I h nut euny tu tell tin* kind uf »lralili- tbut all tllu | i I k » »liiiulil liu «-nt- b in i» yutlliK I-nekerclH Will make, lit ii,/ vv ui i at vv uiniliiK llliiu. 4 iiiiili, uliu leiiHt » b i l e they lire quite ynUiiK. It pulitili» uf miilillili:’ » tu tuli liultnilit uf In nuui-HHary Kuiierull) to keep the Mriln milk, pliu uil In a truuirh uaHlly luauhuil, till their type. plutniiKu and Keuerul » i l i tuauli tbuni tn «'ut natiirally. Muri* Individuality run be uacertutued. llie Kfaln i» inbK'il initil tbn vvuanliiK limi* ln*»t in iiuiiu tun K"<"d aud nu one cun rutilili i» uni* ( iuiiih I nibbllliiKH tu ttiiuu a IT'a d to keep poor cockerels. Sliuuld pulluli» milk. At tvvu » uc I ch aftur none uf your Hock In* Multatile, then dls- puHu uf all and «ut Knml cockerels to breed up your lloek. This will be eco nomical lu tin* cud. Y I f you lire liuti and rnl», "d y e d In the make your In You eaniiut r kind nf »Ire I Ing under!llkll T h e r e lire J et ,ln III, ,|i lu A bill,) beef sli> Mie Ibi* Sbolli A i i k u » and » u n i » iiienl v uf fliest* bree» iblee Ib i» type lias been lina Unii» past. Tin- Ha) to Is tu Ini) um Voli till)!' ten r a t e ili Mum Oo Wlth Clitld to Dotnes A parent ur b*KHl K mirili a li ian»l m- l'uuipiinv iinv luiv ur viti under III veur» nf aye w lui atleiulH a I,libile daiiee in K iikuiiu ih file future. T I iih ih unii nf |he pfliv ÌHIUIIH nf lite pili,In iluili'e unii naii, e |ci».ed bv thè l'uiini'il nf limi eily IllHt week. I »ed rara ran be I huik I i I nf W nnd ami Brut hers with »mall payment down. r Z ~ )o r • ' : < r\ 1 ,'zf / r f . t O / v / i / * * UNPLEASANT TO CARRY FEED T a s k C a n B e A v o i d e d in a M e a s u r e b y B u i l d i n g B i n in E a c h P o u l t r y Houae. FRESH EGGS DURING WINTER P E R F E C T IO N O IL H EATER Mt'tUiMllHt Church WHITE LEGHORNS FOR SHOW HANDLE PULLETS WITH CARE Chases the chills in a jilfy — you bathe or shave in com fort. Portable. Fuel consumed only when heat is needed — no waste. N o smoke or odor. ivc I FARM yr I AMONO THF. CHURCHES No R u n t s In T h i s Bunch. vveunliiK they should be entlUK about five pounds fur esuli hundred o f live weight, » lie u . If pasture Is Knud, Ilo further lui reuse Is necessary. Th e animals sliuuld be kept free frulli lice und worms. I f tills practice Is followed fe w ur no runts will occur. WINTER ATTENTION TO RAMS I f E x p e c t e d to B e K e p t in G ood , V i g o r o u s C o n d itio n H e M u s t Be G ive n S o m e G rain. DurlnK the summer months, when the ram Is allowed iu run on pasture, he dues not Deed izniln; but In tin* winter, If you expect to keep him in Komi, vlKuruiis condition, be must be supplied with limili nt least a month before tin* breed I nit season. A mixture nf tw o parts oats nnd une part bran has Riven unusually K'init results In sunn* uf the largor (lucks uf the West. Tills ration dues nut produce flit, but dues keep lip lilt* vigor uf the ram. It Is Impossible to suKt-'est the ex act Amount tn lie fed, fur tills run only be determined by » a t -blnK the anliuul und studyluR Ids conditions. Curry I ni{ feed tlimuKh the snow tn the » i n t e r Is uupleusunt nnd tills cun in h meuHure be uvobled by hulldliiK a feed blu In cucii poultry house. 'I Ills bln cun be tilled uiiuul once each week with mixed Krulns aud It will reduce (In* time necessary to properly feud the birds at their n-Kiiliir feeding hour. A P O O R L Y F E D HORBE reflects discredit on its owner, bat the owner k«ta the worst uf the dent ho cause ecunumy in feediiiK the Uurss affects its working enpacity na well na ita appearance I f ynnr Inn sc kirks on 0 his feed you can correct it by buyiiiKzlw ynnr feed here, aa yun get the best quality fur the least outlay. F'annera, contractors nnd horse owners know Mint our feed ia always up to ths standard. STERLING FEED CO. FEED DURING COLD WEATHER BUTTER G r a i n S h o u l d B e G i v e n in L i t t e r M o r n in g So F o w ls W ill Exe rcise a nd Get W a rm . WRAPPER PRICES in Tho fullwwiiiR prices uro now ia e f feet un butter wruppers: 100 w r a p p e r s , un FTiduy.s a n d Nutttr When cold weather cornea, xmlii food should lie fed III u litter lu tin* muruliiK so that the fowls will exorcise and Kit warm, 'tin- mash ( I f u damp musli Is fe d ) should lie between ten o’clock und noon and more kmhii Riv eli at ulKht so that I lit* fowls will ru to bod with full crup». «•* ) * « « l y . « i oo 100 wrappers, on any day except F’ri days and »Saturdays ... «1.20 These are cash prices. Additional wrappers printed at the Slime time with either uf the above 39 cents the 100. C O TTAUFi D R O V E S E N T I N E L , The L iv e Wire Newspaper. OBTAINING EGGS IN WINTER F i r s t E s s e n t i a l I s to H a v e P u l l e t s W e l l M a tu re d Before C o ld W e a th e r F i n a l l y S e t s In. WOOD W ANTED! IN EXCHANOE Ill seeurlOR tall aud winter crrh the first essential Is tu bave pullets well matured befo re cold weather, which moans huh lilnq birds uf the Renerai purpose breeds lu F’ebruary aud March, 'l ite average farm er hutches bis eblek- ens too late to secure eggs In the fall. ON SUBSCRIPTION OR PRINTING» Cottage Grove Sentinel Champ o only way In In frulli il rellabb fr om a man > i be sure In buy yilns a disons ,'| be better ll V ,.,.\ ls tin Imp H p r n . i y ■» bette,V limn III herd a f r " ! 1" 1 I el ntn ^M*|(«' fast. MINERAL M M i x t u r e of C h i Sm all Q ua alral InirluK (lie i la frozen, It li vid e mineral fo rm o f a mix Mine and a sin mixture can h the p i « » can el Suit cual du.»( lull, li «öwer ei aeenis to a n ») wall.
