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OFFERS A M A R K E T
FO R Y O U R P R O D U C E
PORTLAND
Portland. O r«fM
V A U D EV ILLE PHOTO PLAYS
Complet«* Chan*« Saturday. Adulta. Mannt*«. ¿Oc:
Fvening«. SOc. Continuous l to 11 p. m. ChiUlrvn
10 cent« all times.
M
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D
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S
A
Waterproofed
CE M E N T
_ . W a te r­
w ill m ake Silos, G ranaries, Basem ents, _ etc
proof, K otproof, Hat proof and F irep ro of
M edusa W a terp ro o fed W h ite P ortlan d Cem ent Is
the t e s t fo r Stucco P la s te r on outside fo r B u nga­
lows— L>u»s not stain and d irt can be hosed o ff
Write for Literature. Sold by A M cM ILLAN Jk CO..
340-360 Fast Ankeny Street Corner Second.
OFFERS
WATER TROUGHS BEEKEEPING
BIG OPPORTUNITIES
EASY TO BUILD
Good Plan to Select Well Drained
Site to Prevent Stock From
Making Mud Holes.
ALSO PACK AND LEVEL LAND
Cement Wash Can Be Applied With
Brush or Broom and Makes
Smooth Surface and Also Ire
sure« Water-Tightness.
Clover Region Particularly Adapt­
ed to Industry.
I Few Places in Which It Is Not Possi­
ble to Keep Honey Gatherers
With Good Profit Under
Proper Management.
(F r*i»«re d
I
b j tbff
l 'u l> 1
S ta te«
ot Agriculture.)
lK pa rttn en t
The clover region of the United
States oilers splemlld opportunities for
beekeeping.
These possibilities, to­
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ELITE SHOP, 128J Tenth near Washington.
gether with the requirements neces­
sary for the success of the undertak­
(B y XV. O. K aiser, A gricu ltu ral Engineer.)
ing, are discussed lu a recent publica­
The construction of a concrete trough tion of the United States Department
like that shown in the drawing Is of Agriculture, Farmer«' Bulletin 1215,
We Fay Highest Prices for
HIDES. FELTS. WOOL. MuHAlK.
not a difficult task and any furuier can Beekeeping In the Clover lieglou, by
109 V M M tvlNUi NOflTH. PO RTIA«#, OftCBON.
CASCARA HARK.
Write tor Prices and Shipping Tags
Address Dei*artment B
build It.
K. F. Phillips and George S. Demuth
A watering trough should be pluced of the division of Bee-Culture Investi­
on well drained ground, because under gations. While not all purts of the
the best of conditions the livestock will clover region are equally good, there
in time make mud holes unless u plat­ are few places. It is |<oiuted out. In
/r a m - W O O D - L A R K "
O f l i N O
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/
C l t A H i N O
form Is built, or the holes around the which it Is not possible to keep bees
CSTAJftM SM M SM T
trough are filled In as soon as they with profit under proper management.
Crsrd Avenue at Yamhill
are made. Sometimes It Is udvlsuble
The typical clover region occupies
PO RTLAN D . ORE.
PR IC ES:
Quart. 73c; half to put the trough on a small knoll in the northeastern part of the United
order that the wuter will quickly States, extending west Into Minnesota
galioa. #1 25;
EXPERT
druin away.
anil south approximately to the Ohio
ga llo n . f!.00.
The ground under the trough should river and Mason and Dixon's line. It
Order fr o m
your dealer. If not only be druiued but also leveled appears on the west coast In Wash­
__ he . hasn't it, and packed.
EXCELLENT SERVICE
ington and Oregon. In both east and
we’ ll send you
Outside Form of Trough.
west the region extends Into Canada,
By Parçfcl Post. Return Postage Paid. Write ior a gallon, charges paid, for $2.uu. Postage stamps
accepted.
*
Circulars and Prices.
The outside forms of the trough are
" A t Your
and Call ” Clarke, Woodward Drug Co., made o f one Inch boards and 2 by 4-
lneh pieces as shown in the drawing.
PORTLAND. OREGON
F.xpert a d vice on any
After these forms have been securely
Incom e tax
problems.
I f y o u r R A D I A T O R h eats ot
S everal
y e a rs ’
actual
braced, the concrete can be deposited
experien ce in G overn -
leaks, s en d it to ua.
In the bottom to hulf the depth o f the
m ent Bureaus is o ffered
Ith -»e ui 11 > 1 e to \ isit our
floor. Reinforcement consisting of \k
o ffic e
S ta te your trout>les b rie fly and
A r m s tr o n g A u to R a d ia to r Co.,
inch round rods are then placed on
aend in w ith f l and w e w ill g iv e you hon­
est
goodness advice. It w ill pay you to ' 57 burnside street.___________ Portland. Oregon
the partly constructed floor. These
g e t Ip touch with us now
E. J. Curtin,
rods are bent In “ U" shape so that
Room 806 L e w i s Bldg. , Port l and, Oregon.
We can show* you how to turn your patentable the ends will project up Into the sides
?■ Fire Proof and M o d e rn
! ideas into cash. Oregon Licensed Meehan trad
Engineer. THOMAS iilL Y E U . tM Stevens and reinforce the walls. A ll the rods
Building. Portland. Ore.
are bent to the proper shape before
any concrete work Is started, so that
P A R K A N D M O R R IS O N STS.
they can be quickly put In and the re­
Depot Morrison Cars direct to Hotel. Popular ;
mainder of the concrete floor pluced
Prides. Center Shopping and 1 heater district.
without delay or making any Joints.
T R A N K A. CLARK. Prop.,
formerly with Clyde Hotel.
The Inside form which has been
Cut. seam, hem and machine
Q C r p n fc
made previous to mixing any of the
pleat skirts realv for hand.
0\J l. C ilia
concrete Is then quickly lowered In
R a in ie r
h o t e l
Hemstitching. Etc.
E A S T E R N N O V E L T Y M F G . CO.
proper place and fastened to the out­
R.k>ri OOud*.
128 N. «6 Si IVtlasi Ore
85 Mi Fifth St._______ _
Portland O n
Very Centrally Located Convenient to all
side forms with clumps as shown in
B R A Z I N G , W E L D I N G A. C U T T I N G
Depots, and one block from main Postoffice
N o rth w s at W eld in g »v Supply Co 85 1st St the drawing.
Speed Is necessary In
CLEAN IN G AND DYEING
order that the walls can quickly be
F o r reliable C lean in g and
at-**-
D yein g aervieb send parcels to pluced so there will be a strong bond
Beekeeper Should Take Pains to Get
us.
W e pay retu rn poalq^e. between walls and floors.
Best Strain«.
Fruit tn*o<r budded from bearing sr**h-
In form ation and prices given
arda. Apple. Tear. CLerry, Peach. Plum.
Insure
Water-Tightness.
upon request.
Frune. Apricot, Quince. Grape Vinsa
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EN’ K E ’ S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S
In order to Insure water-tightness a some of the best portions being lo­
SF rubbery, l ’lants. Eaapbem«;*. PlacM-
1 ______________
herrles, Logans. Dewberries. Asparagus
1 :2:3 mixture of concrete Is recom­ cated north of the national boundary.
Rhubarb, Flowering Khrol*. K *m. C U T F L O W E R S <t F L O R A L D E S I G N S
▼toes, Hedr«, Nut tad 8h«<1s Trsea.
mended. This means 1 sack of cement Limited areas o f less value are found
Carriage paid. Satbf action guarautesdL | C la rke Bros., Florists, 287 M orrison rft.___
to 2 cubic feet of sand and 3 cubic outside these boundaries.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
W A S H IN Q T O N N U R S E R Y C Q
C »mmercial Iro n W o r k » , 7th Jk M ad ison.__
The opportunities for beekeeping In
T op p en lsh . W a a h ln gto n .
MOl i It BARBER ( OLI l 1 • E
this region, are not being utilized as
| Salesmen everywhere. Mure wanted.
l Teaches trad« in 8 weeks. Some pay while learn-
completely os in some other beekeep­
I ing. Positions secured. Write for catalogue.
234 Burnside street. Portland. Ore.
__ _
ing regions of the country. There ure
' M O N U M E N T S — E. 3d and P i n t Sts.
vast areus of the clover region not ad­
U tto
humann (.
~ W orka.
equately covered by bees, and also
PERSONAL
M arry if L o n e ly ; m ost successful “ Hom e
many pluces where, because of the
Locat ed Si xth and H o y t
M ak er” ;
hundreds
rich;
con fiden tia l;
reliab le; years exp erien ce; descriptions |
methods of beekeeping practiced, the
S tric tly F ire p ro o f and M odern.
N ear
free.
T h e Successful Club,” Mrs. Nash,
beekeepers are falling to produce the
•Loth depots and convenient car service
I Box 556, Oakl and, C a l i f o r n i a . ________ I
best possible crops.
to all parts o f city.
INTELLIGENT PRi >1)1
Beekeeping to he profitable In this
MARKETING
region must he conducted with all pos-.
Y o u w ill g e t h igh er returns for your |
slide skill. Better methods, It Is be­
I produce if you w ill use our new methods
! b efo re shipping an y product to market.
lieved, will result In a greater devel­
W r i t e U s at Once.
1 to a ton GMC, Republics. V\ hites, etc.
opment of the Industry, Because of
W e Wi l l Be Pleased to Tel l Y o u H o w
Send for our List.
the presence o f European foulbrood in
some parts of the clover region, and es­
P O R T L A N D , ORE.
pecially because o f the superior qual­
O regon D istributors fo r O M C T ru ck *
When You Get This Tank Finished It ity of the Italian race of bees, the bee­
SA NITA RY B E A U TY PARLOR
2
Second S|.r C or T a y lo r Portland. Oi
W e help the appearar u e o f women.
Will
Last
as
Long
as
You'll
Probably
keeper of this region will find It great­
T w e n ty -tw o inch sw itch or tra n sfo rm a ­
Ever Need It.
tion, value $7 60, price $2 15.
ly to his advantage to keep this va­
400 to 412 L'ekum Bldg.
Italian bees ure able, under
S H O E R E P A I R I N G IN P O R T L A N D
feet o f pebbles
or crushed rock. riety.
M Kiel Shot He pair, 272 Vv ashing ton 8t.
F IS T C f.A ,F IS S U R E . Itch-
The aggregates should he free from good management, to clean out the
in g and all pther rectal
D avis
Bros , A m erican
Shoemakers,
sticks, soil or foreign material. Only larvae dead o f European foulbrood.
conditions except C a n ter 108 4th S t . _________________ ______________
perm an en tly cured w ith ­
enough clean water should be used Not all strains of this race are equal­
V E T E R I N A R I A N — Cat t e a Speci al ty
out a surgical operation. Dr.
Chas M. Anderson, K en ton . Portland
In mixing to make concrete o f a Jelly- ly good for this purpose, and the bee­
M y m ethod o f treatm en t
keeper should take pains to get the
saves the tissue instead of We d d i n g Bouquets and F uner al Pieces
like
consistency.
d estroyin g it
It is p ain ­ Lublin* r Kli.nsis, 2.48 M oirison St._________
As the concrete Is placed it should best.
less, requires no anes­
Copies o f the bulletin may be had
th etic and is perm anent.
he spaded next to the forms In order
Historic Date.
T h e re is no con fin em en t
free upon addressing a request to the
to force the larger rocks hack Into the
__
to beiL no in terferen ce I
w ith business or social engagem ents.
I | On June 2, 1875, while experiment­ mass and let the mortar work out Department of Agriculture, Washing­
gu arantee a cure or w ill refund your fee. , ing on his harmonic telegraph, Alex­
against the forms, resulting In a ton, D. C.
C all or w rite for booklet
M ention this
ander Graham Bell made the discov­ smooth, dense surface.
paper when w ritin g.
ery that led to the construction of the
As soon as the concrete has hard­ PROPER BALANCE TO MANURE
first telephone.
ened sufficiently to he self-sustaining,
Second and M orrison Sts., Portland, Ore.
the Inside form Is removed and the Some Farmers Try Llltle Experiment
on Small Piece of Land to
interior of the trough given a cement
Find Condition.
wash made by mixing cement and wa­
ter until it Is about as thick as cream.
It Is a pretty good id ea , and one fol­
This wash can l»e put on with an or­
dinary brush or broom. The wash will lowed by a lot of hard headed, prac­
tical farmers, to balance the barnyard
Few Persons Know Real Meaning of
demon. To mind one's I"s and Q's: A make a smooth surface and Insure
manure a little with either rock or
the Words They A rt Mak­
reference to the pints and quarts water-tightness.
acid phosphate. Barnyard manure Is
ing Use Of.
The
Inside
of
the
trough
is
given
a
chalked up In country public houses
ri
a *
slop« outward toward the top. Tills Is a balunced ration when It comes to
against credit customers.
Th'prt» arc'ninny expressions made
Important because If water freezes In plant foods for some crops. That la
use of by pepsnns every day who little
the tank, the pressure will lift the why some farmers try a little exiterl-
Habits of Land CraL*.
know the real meaning of the words
lee and thereby prevent the formation ment on a half acre or so of ground
The
land
crabs
are
found
all
over
Just to see what their land lacks.
they are making use of. Why, for
of
crack In the walls.
the world. Those in the West Indies
About forty or fifty pounds o f add
instance, does A 1 mean "first rate?”
For
a
trough
o
f
the
size
shown
In
are fond of sugar cane. A remark­
phosphate per ton of manure, or 4**1
and why does "first rate" moan some­
the
drawing,
the
following
materials
to 500 pounds per acre, may be applied
thing o f the highest degree of ex­ able pilgrimage is made, on the less w 111 t«e needed:
frequented
o
f
tnese
islands,
by
these
to a small part o f the field, and the
cellence? A 1 is derived from the sytn- j
Materials Required for Tank.
They live for the
results will show whether It will pay
hoi denoting ships In the U-st conill- purple crabs.
Outside dimensions ......... I ft. 2 in. by 2 fL
greater part o f the year upon the W a lls .................................. 2 ft. 2 In. high
to put the fertilizer on the whole field.
tion in "Lloyd’s Registry of Shipping,” j
t In. thick
It makes the add phosphate easy to
and "first rate* Is an allusion to a 1 high lands several miles from the Flo o rs .................................
C
on
crete
M
ixture
............
1
2.1
apply simply to spread It evenly on
warship of the highest class. To have sea; hut once a year, in May or June, Volum e o f Concrete ........
I
k
eu.
yd.
they leave their holes and move at
the top of each spreader load of
nn n g f to grind la f r o « the American
Materials Required.
night In vast columns, often three
manure so that each ton o f the
backwoodsmen's practice of catling at
P ortlan d cem ent ............. » sucks
manure will carry with It the above
houses ostensibly to grind an axe, but miles long and 2*») feet wide, to the Sand ....................................k cu. yd.
sea. No obstacle stands In the way P ebbles o r broken atone . 1 cu. yd.
mentioned amount of the phosphate.
in reality to obtain a drink. Bogus: j
From Borchese, a swindler who about o f this remarkable army on Its march la-in. round steel rods ... 215 ft. <3SH lb.)
For each additional foot o f length
to the sea.
1S.TT in Boston passed worthless so- I
ALFALFA SEEDED IN SUMMER
add to the foregoing quantities:
cnrltles. To take the enke: Allusion to
P ortlan d cem ent ..............1 aack
Nature Note.
the prize of a cake id negro cake-
Sand ....................................2 cu. fL
Considerable Succees Attained at Uni­
In a diplomatic family the new baby j Pebblea or broken stone . 2 cu. ft.
walking contests, flue deuce: From
versity of Illinois In Rotation
1%-in.
round
steel
rods
.
.
.
2
2
ft.
(3%
lb
)
always
resembles
the
relative
with
the German "das da us,", l ’ossibly con-
With Corn.
b ,. ted with the Cel tie "dill,” a wood the most money.
HEMSTITCHING
AND PLEATING .
Buttonholing: — Buttons — P la itin g — T u ck in g and Chainstltchtng
A ll M ail O rders g iv en carefu l and prom pt atten tion
BAB’S RESTA
URANJ _1 I s - f S a
PORTLAND HIDE & WOOL CO.
i FLE E
PELLENT
Dyeing & Cleaning
Beck
INCOME
TAX
□
PROBLEMS
PATENT ATTORNEY
R IT Z
H O T E L
IN F O R M A T IO N
D E P A R SPECIAL
T M E N T .,
PLEATING
COULD HARDLY
STAND AT TIMES
Hips, Back and Legs Would
Have That Tired Ache
Everett, Waahington. — “ For several
years 1 have had trouble with the lowest
par . o f my back and
CLEAN EGGS ARE ESSENTIAL
my hips and my legs
would ache with that
Change of Nesting Material Whenever
tired ache. 1 could
hardly stand on my
Dirty Will Help— Have Plenty
feet at times. 1 was
Fresh Litter.
always able to do my
work although 1 did
Poultrymen need not be at the nest
not feel good. 1 saw
to wipe Mrs. Biddy's feet before she
Lydia E. 1’inkham’s
enters to mnke her dally contribution
V e g e t a b le C o m ­
to Ihelr profits, hut If the hen house
pound advertised and
having heard several
Is so arranged that her feet will be
praise it 1 decided to
clean and will not dirty the egg, It
try i t I feel first-rate at the present
will mean added profit for him.
time. It has done wonders for me and
Dirty eggs are n second-rate product 1 keep it in the house right along, I
on any market; so are washed eggs. always recommend it to others who are
This means that the egg must he pro sick and ailing.” - Mrs. J. M. S ib u lk t ,
duced clean, which further means 4032 High St., Everett, Washington.
To do any kind o f work, or to play for
clean nests and clean feet.
Clean nests are easy—comparative­ that matter, is next to impossible if you
ly. A change o f nesting material are suffering from some form o f female
trouble. It may cause your back or your
whenever It gets dirty will do away legs to ache, it may make you nervous
with the danger o f soiling from this and irritable. You may be able to keep
source, and special care must be taken up and around, but you do not feel good.
to see that the hints do not rc«»st on
Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com­
the edge of the nests at night.
pound is a medicine for women. It is
Keeping the birds’ feet clean Is a especially adapted to relieve the cause
much more difficult proposition. First of the trouble and then these annoying
of all It Is most essential to have a pains, aches and “ no good ” feelings
disappear.
clean doormat In the shape of fresh
It has done this for many, many wo­
litter nnd plenty of It on the floor at men; why not give it a fair trial—now.
all times; secondly, do not let the
birds out on muddy days when their
feet are bound to get daubed up.
Most Important of all, keop the
dropping boards clean. Dally scrap
ings are preferable, but If n poultry
mnn feels that he has not the time foi
this, they should he cleaned at least
Ointm ent.TnL’ um .*«- everyw h ere For e»r»>i.Tae
C a tie a r * L e b o r e t e i le e D e p t X. M wideu.ldass
twice a week. A cage of one inch or
one nnd one-half Inch poultry wire
tacked under the perches and over the
dropping hoards will prevent the birds
from walking on the boards, nnd In­
cidentally will catch any eggs that are
Strike Rockefeller In the rocketbnok.
dropped In the night.
Huy Our Franklin Our— u m I cmm gm»-
oline. give* better mileage and ride»
Even with this extra care, the poul-
easier than any oar you ever »aw.
trynian must expect some dirty egg-*,
The full elliptic »i>ringa taken the bump» out
and a word of advice on how to clean
of the road you arrive at your d**«tination
them might he timely. The so-called
fresh ax a (laitty at minimum coat. You can
buy another car with the amount you will
plain dirties, those soiled by dirty
nave in tire» anti gasolene if you run a Frank­
feet and dirty nests, are easily cleaned
lin long enough.
with a soft, damp cloth, which should
IlarRain at $650 Ca*h
he used only on dirty spots. Be care-
Keep Your Skin-Pores
Active and Healthy
With Cuticura Soap
USED FRANKLIN FOR SALE
AM E RIC AN NE W SPAPE R ASSOCIATION
420 U. S. Nut'l Hank Hltlg.,
Hit Business Secret.
"Kindly Inform tho court how you
managed to keep your credit open,”
was demanded during a trial for bank­
ruptcy. "Certainly," replied the de­
fendant. "but allow me to suggest that
I Impart this Information behind closed
doors. There are several o f my com­
petitors present, and I have no desire
to teach them the secret.”
H otel H oyt
c /;
Duty's Call Imperative.
USED TRUCK BARGAINS
Duty 1» a power that rises with us
In the morning and goes to rest with
us at night. It is co-extensive with
the action of our Intelligence. It is
the shadow that cleaves to us, go
where we will.— W. E. Gladstone.
WENTWORTH & IRWIN, Inc., RUBY & COMPANY, 169 FRONT ST.
P I L E S
DR. C. J. D EAN
EXPLAIN SOME OLD EXPRESSIONS
HELD UP ON WAY TO DOCTOR
Negro Bandit Inflicts Scalp Wound in
Struggle With Blind Victim
in New York.
New Tork.— Walter. A.’ Green, six­
ty-one years old. accidentally used
Iodine on his eyes instead of an eye
wash and was temporarily blinded. He
put on a few clothes and was hurry­
ing to the doctor’s when a negro
MILDEW WIPED OFF LEATHER
Damp Cloth or 8oap and Warm Wa­
ter Will Be Found Satisfactory
— Then Oil Lightly.
stopped him and hit him on the head.
Inflicting a scalp wound.
Green fonght. The police say he I When mildew has developed on
polled a revolver and fire*! one shot j leather goods It should 1» wiped off
during the struggle. Then, they any, with a damp cloth or washed off with
the negro took the pistol from him | soap and warm water, and the
and ran away with It. Green and hie I leather oiled lightly with castor or
w ife say he had only an imitation re-1 neat's-foot oil and well dried after­
volver. which was a perfume sprayer. wards. These simple methods for pre­
Green’s head and **}*•» were treated in I venting and removing mold are satis­
a hospital.
j factory and safe.
Portland. Oregon
Well Selected and Graded Eggs for
Market.
Another Impending Apology.
ful not to rub them dry. hut to allow
Western Paper— The officers of the
them to dry by standing In the air. It
Is very Important that the gelatinous Young Women s club are to be painted
coating which seals tin- egg should not and put In commission for the season.
he sooked off, ns this covering Is germ- — Boston Transcript.
proof and serves as a natural means of
keeping the eggs fresh.
His Woes.
A bachelor has his troubles. Every
time he meets a family Into which
he would like to marry he discovers
Seven Excellent Rules Suggested by there's no daughter.
Missouri College to Increase
Profits on Eggs.
Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin
Here are seven rules suggested by When red, rough nnd itching with hot
the Missouri College of Agriculture 1 baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Also make use
that will Increase the profits from the Cuticura Ointment.
now nnd then of that exquisitely scent­
summer flock:
I ’roduce Infertile eggs by removing ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum,
the roosters from the flock in the one o f the Indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Trio.— Adv.
summer time.
Provide clean nests and keep eggs
clean.
“ Luck.”
I>o not wash eggs.
Luck is generally described as some­
Gather eggs twice dally during the
summer to prevent them from being thing that happens seemingly by
chance. It may be an event, either
heated by the hen.
Keep them In a cool dry place, j good or evil, which affects the Inter­
away from the flies.
ests or happenings of an Individual,
Market them at least twice each but this happening Is entirely casual.
week.
! "Lucky," however, carries the Idea of
Insist that they he bought on a
j good luck only.
quality, graded basis.
MONEY FROM SUMMER FLOCKS
The Right Word.
Taxes are "Imposed” and they are
i generally considered an imposition.—
Boston Transcript.
Bell surplus cockerels as soon as
Daily Thought.
marketable.
s e e
Trust that man in nothing who has
Keep growing chirks and laying not a conscience In everything.—
hens separate throughout the summer. Sterne.
• • •
Remember that little chickens do
not require feeding until they are
Considerable success has been at­ forty-eight hours old.
• • •
tained in seeding alfalfa on the dairy
Home folks occasionally take the
farm at the University of Illinois
th e fin e « ! p r o d u c t o f it« k m .I ir
where a rotation o f corn for silage roosts down and wash them with boil­
w h o
h u
u sed
w o r ld .
E v e ry
w n m en
and nIf»lfa for hay av* the principal ing soapsuds to kill all lice.
b e
tie r . ■
i
t
n o w ,
ih ia e u I r m e li, l o
e • e
crops. Fall wheat Is town after the
Give your hens careful attention
corn is cut for the silo. The next year
the wheat stubble Is plowed as early during the molting season, nnd you
as possible and a very thorough seed will get many m»re eggs next winter. Is the biggest, most perfectly equipped
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l>ed prepared. The alfalfa Is seeded
west. n t yen reelf for a higher position
liens to be marketed are those fhjt with more m nay permanent positions
as soon as there Is sufficient rain.
our (iraduatea.
About the 28th of Kepteniher wheat Is ha ve a decidedly crooked breast-bone, assured
tv rit* for catalog—Fourth and T ana MU.
scaly
legs
or
l«»ng
toe
nails,
or
are
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drilled. This gives a crop o f wheat
ind two cuttings of alfalfa the next "broken down" behind, or hare abdo­
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mens that are fat and hard.
fear.
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