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OUT OF Ac POULTRY NOTES BY t.M B A R N IT Z RIVERSIDE PA. BARGAIN CORRESPONDENCE S O L IC IT E D SALE TODAY NO CREDIT SoImESTRICTED and unfair competition o f CH AW STORES ¡.CATALOG HOUSES ' h * i eat our fr itn i” * [These articles and Illustrations must not be reprinted without special permis sion.] "TO BE OR NO T TO BE1>* Tbe hen stood on the lousy nest. Where mites had on her fed. And, gazing round the bughouse coop, She shook her head and said: "W ith lice joy riding down my back. Mites chewing me at night And microbes waiting for a chance To make o f me a bite, "And bad smells floating all around. Rats gobbling all my feed. It surely Is discouraging And makes my poor heart bleed. Printer’s ink won’t make the car go. There’s only one “ With cholera 1n the air I breathe. Dread roup germs drawing near And naught to feed my egg machine How can I lay In here? reason why 200,000 new Ford’s “ T o be or not to be." like me. Cried Hamlet In his lay. Perhaps the best thing 1 can do Is tc put m yself away. can’t possibly satisfy this sett- “ Oh, no; I'll not take rough on rate Nor shoot me with a gun. I'll simply cross the public road Where automobiles run. is right with a rightness that son’s The most effective weapon o f monopolistic business against the smaller, independent home dealers has been Price Cutting underselling regardless o f cost until fair competition is eliminated and leaves the consumer helpless. Yet, the department o f justice o f the recent national admin istration sued, as a trust, the manufacturer o f a very successful article, though it has over 100 competitors, on the plea that under the Sherman act the manufacturer must not prevent the big chain stores, mail order houses and the price cutters in general from o f fering well known, standard goods at less than your home dealer can afford to sell them, just as a bait to get his trade away. Thte Government makes no mention o f the fact that the loss which the monopolists entail on these goods by cutting prices, is made up by them by overcharging on unbranded articles o f fluctu ating value. The Government makes no mention o f the fact that the Sherman act was intended to prevent those very methods o f business that create monopolies. What will become o f the little dealer— your home dealer— if the Government wins the suit and clears the path fo r the unfair price cutters? And, the consumer? Our cartoon tells quite a story about one feature o f that, doesn’ t it? mouth to six weeks earlier than the chicks o f tho original breeds bred FE A TH E R S A N D EGGSHELLS. straight The word ’ ’bill” is applied to the Beauty. Ashanti Customs. T o get the Blacks to their present month of water fow l, though some H<> noticed that her face was fair, In Ashanti many families are for perfection wns a tedious task, Mr. term this part o f the duck the “ scoop That sho had deep and soulful eyes bidden the use o f certain meats. I And luscious lips nnd all the rare, Cook persevering for seventeen years shovel." "B eak” Is applied to the like manner others are forbidden to (Had gracefulness that youth supplies. before he reached his Ideal. lie made mouth o f other poultry. He noticed that her teeth were white, wear clothes o f a certain color. English fanciers are trying to revive That good health caused her cheeks to both rose and single comb from this combination. glow. Interest In the Game. As he dare not Got the Habit Later. Ho looked and claimed sereno delight The Black Orpington Is o f remnrkn- lie bred for cock fights, they nre advo Without permitting her to know. In a sermon preached in a small ble vitality. I t Is large, compact, cating that this bird be turned loose in church In (Jlasgow the pastor, after in the forests to breed like the Jungle His sister, sitting at his side. Veigliing against Hlotlifulness, said by Gazed at the girl who made him glad fowl, and they claim that In a few And did not feel Inclined to hide >vny o f climax: MI>o you think Adam years ho will regain the power to fly Tho deep derision that she had. find Kve went about tile garden nnd make as good sport ns pheasant Tho soulful eyes, the girlish grace, Kden with their hands in their iKKk hunting. '"lalmed but a careless glance, no more. etsV,# He saw tho glory of her face; Tho market demands thnt capons She merely saw the clothes sho wore. hnvo no combs, so It is the practice —Chicago Hecord-Herald. The Foxglove. at time of operation to dub the birds. The flowers of the foxglove are like In doing this start at tho back nnd He Knew. the lingers of a glove. The name of cut front, and cut even with the skull It wns the opening o f the winter ses foxglove is said to In* a corruption of nnd make a smooth Job o f I t sion, and the teacher wns making up "fo lk ’s glove” or “ fairy’s glove." A single poultry farm in New Jer her list o f pupils. sey marketed 1,121,478 eggs last year, “ W ell, my hoy,” she said to one Textilo Fabrics. nnd n reliable firm o f accountants In youth, "w hat Is your name?” Tlie word textile means any kind vestigated their claims nttd found the "Tom , mn’nm,” sahl the boy promptly. of woven fabric made from wool, cot owners made $19,484.83 profits In n "Th at does not sound very w ell,” she ton, silk, flax, hemp, ramie, goat, cam single year. Yes, tho American hen Is said. "You should always give the full el's hair and beaver, or the filaments a money maker when treated rig h t name. You should have said ‘Thomas. drawn out o f leaves, gold, or any other Pumpkins nre enjoyed by the hens And what Is your name?” she asked, metal, all **f which are webs formed In winter nud should lie cut In half turning to tho next troy. o f textiles. nnd hung up In the coop. The soft, Flushed with the consciousness o f sweet meat helps to make their crops having learned something new, the siKi'igy. They have a feeding value, young man arose and said proudly, “ My are cheap and beneficial. name Is Jack as.” —Ladles’ Hom e Jour Photo by C. M. Barnltz. Joseph Gullck, n notorious Pennsyl nal. B L A C K O B FIN dTO N BEN. vania chicken thief, wns recently shot plump, big breasted, nnd ns a gonernl while stealing chickens and sent to the Oh, Janal pur(H)se fow l for One grained meat Eastern penitentiary for a minimum A real hard headed girl la Jane, term o f six and a maximum term of For she will let you know and big eggs It Is hnrd to beat That she hates a castle In old Spain It should be low In stature, hnre eleven years, plus $100 fine nnd costs. And wants a bungalow. rich, glossy, black plumage; rod comb, Tills Is his ninth conviction fo r chick —Cincinnati Enquirer. fuce, wattles, ear lobes; dark eyes, en stealing, nnd tunny think he should Yes, Jane o f wisdom has no dearth. black slmuks, nnd the soles o f Its feet be sentemed to an insane asylum for In her staid point o f view life. She wants a homo down here on earth should be pinkish white. A cross o f the African nnd Canadian As a market fow l It is rather large And not where dreama come true. —Milwaukee Sentinel. for the common call nnd does not have goose Is declared by New England epi the blitter colored skin nnd trilhys so cures to lie the best table rubberneck You should not censure Jane for that. The offspring o f this popular with American market buyers yet invented. For she'a a girl worth while mating is a "m u le"—It cannot repro And knows that even a city flat ORP1NQTON S T A N D A R D W EIGHTS. lleata castles In Spain a mile. Pounds. Pounds duce. —Birmingham Age-Herald. Cock ................... to Hen ...................... s There Is much to be lenrned at the Cockerel ............SH Pullet ................... 7 fairs nnd shows about modern ponltry culture, and It Is at these many deter Bombay’s Water. D O N TS. mine to keep better poultry and others Bombay gets Its water supply from Don’t argue over miles. The man get the Inspiration to go Into the busi three artificial lakes that depend upon who seeks an argument nnd prldt's ness. T h eie exhibitions are becoming the rainfall In the monsoon season for hliuself on his argumentative nbility a wonder for size and beautiful quail their replenishment. needs only to argue with a suffragette ty nnd are a great help to the advance and he will lizzie away to a zero with o f this gre.d branch o f agriculture. T h e Oriole. out the ring. A committee o f three was appointed The oriole has a fondness for bright Don’t fall to be neat I f your goods by the American Ponltry association colors, an«l yet prudence lends the Ut are utce and you look nice, no trouble to Investigate the extent o f the United ile creature In choosing Its nest to se about that extra price. States goM-rnmeut’s co-operation with lect the least conspicuous hues. It Don’t get the Idea that any old poultry men. W e nre curious to know also shows arvldteoturnl skill In at hunch o f feathers will win at the Just how much the government has With the Frashvit Flo war« of «He Print m| taching a string to Its hanging nest Ari. Il lo o C om piti». Up lo Dolo Print. atitl fastening It securely by a number county fair. Just try the trick and get done to promote the billion dollar licked. poultry industry and hope the com i* | Pioni, Ready lo Do Yowr Commercial turns siat a knot to a branch Don’t think every fellow who takes mittee gets all the facts. * Printing Attractively. Your Law Printing above In onler to prevent the weight a look at your place is trying to steal Accurately. Your Social Printinf A rti» of the young brood from breaking the your secrets. There Is a secret you branch from which the nest Is sus lically and A ll Printing Espoditiuutly. shouldn't tell—bow you fake at the pendtsl. shows so well. reasonable price. There are more than 220,000 Fords on the world's highways— the best possible testimony, to their unexcelled worth. Prices—runabout $525— touring car ftkjU—town car $8110 f. o. b. Detroit with complete equipment. Catalogue from Nesmith Auto Co., Cottage Grove, Oregon. Ì S SAFETY and SERVICE - k' • k ' k • k i • • • ' Interest paid on all Savings Accounts at the Old Reliable • ' 1 •• k k i a k oe s k - ‘a m i ^ surplus $50,0002° COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON H o# • 1 k Reliable Harness The Catalogue House A catalogue lists a double work harness, No. 10 L 2316 at $4-6.74. I will supply any farmer or team ster with the same harness at the same price plus $1.00 for freight. C. W . B E A L S + + + O I r « 8 0 0 0 » 0 fi REMEMBER THE 0 W E ST SIDE GROCERY fi fl When in Need of Family Table Supplies Select StocK, Fresh and Clean New Stock of Garden Seed, Country Produce Bacon- Lard-Flou r O u r "P la n i I s A b lo o m The car itself is unmatched anywhere at any "And so goodby! The dlo Is cast. The car fiends never miss. A speeding car, a little J a r- Presto—I'm out o f this!” C. M. B A R N IT Z . TH E D A N D Y BLAC K O RPING TO N. The fur famed Dorking, which Cae sar bora from Home to England 55 K. C., has been knocked to splinters by tbe big pink skinned Orpington, 10 F IL L T H E W IN T E R EGG B AS England's now most popular chicken. K E T. England has many varieties, both Winter Is when mnny wonder why in rose and single comb, but so fur their hens don’t lay. They get gobs of the American F'oultry association has ■ggs in the cheap season, but get left admitted but three to the standnrd- when the winter egg brings tbe long S. C. White. 8. C. Buff nud S. C. Black. green. I f these disappointed folks In This bread, originated by the late vestigate and find what their hens get Willinm Cook at Orpington, England, in the warm season that they lack now and furnish the same or a good substi tute the problem Is solved. They will discover that spring and summer a f ford variety; that, beside grains fed, the hen has succulent greens. Juicy worms nnd bugs and exercise, nnd thus the ration is well balanced between protein nnd carbohydrates so that the hen gets plenty o f egg maker and body builder. Now. let sprouted oats, cut clover, alfalfa, cabbage, beets, substitute for greens; fresh cut bone, or beef scrap represent bugs nnd worms and a grain ration o f equal parts wheat, oats and corn and a crumbly mash o f equal parts wheat mids, ground outs, ground corn nnd two parts bran be the re mainder. These coupled with exercise for the grain In litter, aad you have a winter menu w e have never seen fail for lots of eggs. Photo by C. M. Barnltz. ' T ry this for a day’s fare: A t dawn scatter a good handful o f grain for B LAC K O M ’ INUTON COCK BIRD. Is the most popular thus far originat each hen In the litter and tw o fo r the ed on English soil nnd has a large fo l rooster; ut 10 feed plenty o f greens. Cut clover nud alfa lfa go best steam low ing in this country. A ll the standard varieties are alike ed In the mash. Raw vegetables are in w eight nnd shape, and tbe Blacks best for hens. A t noon serve cut bone. Feed sparingly at first. A t 4 serve have many friends. Beef A look at the cuts tells why. They crumbly mash all they w an t are a fow l to be proud of, pretty for scrap, about 10 per cent o f bulk, Is best fed In mash nnd should be sonked show nnd bully for eggs and m eat awhile before mixing. O f course this T o rnnke the Black Orpington n Black Minorca male wns mated to quantity Isn’t arbitrary. Hen’s appe black sport pullets from Barred P lym tlte and condition must be guided. There should always be some grain In outh Rocks. Pullets o f this cross w ere then bred litter to reward her efforts. These remarks do not apply to hens to a Black Lnngsknn cock with clean housed on the hogpen plun, to ante legs. 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