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TMt INOEPtNDENCl ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON.
EIGHT PAGES
PREPARE FOR HARVEST
MCCORMICK B NDERS. MOWER, ARE RECOGNIZED THE WORUO
OVER AS THE SUPERIOR ARTICLE ON THE PARM. CcCORM.CK MA.
CNES ENABLE THE PARMER TO HARVEST HIS CROP OU.CKLV
AND CONSEQUENTLY A LARGE AREA CAN BE DEVOTED TO
GRAIN. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW , YOU THE SUPERIOR
ITY OF MCCORMICK CONSTRUCTION.. AND GIVE YOU ANY INrOR-
. - . . a uiuiMC
MATION YOU MAY DESIRE RELATIVE TO T rv-..
Vv; " " , ' rilK.'.L
M.CORM.CK B'NDER 5. 6 AND 7 FOOT CUT. BEST ON EARTH.
MCCORMICK MOWER-4-i.ndS FOOT CUT. McCORM.CK NEW
BIG 4 MOWER 6 and 7 FOOT CUT. ASK US ABOUT THEM.
the Mccormick hay rakes
THE TEETH ON M.iORM.CK RAKES ARE MADE OF SELECT SPRING STEEL HAVING
EATT -VW'r'!- "nT0TTHTEHCR0"n0 S
WBOTHGETTHETHSEl"oVUP ANOHANOOUM, RAKES C.N EE OPERATED
WITH ONE OR TWO HORSES BY SIMPLY ADJUSTING THE SHAFT.
HANNA BROS., Agents.
PLANNING FLOWER GARDEN
REQUIRES CAREFUL Slum
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JariHt lWddlniT Plan,. Ar. Only Effective When Certain Kind,
Ot ffU4IH r w wwv. . . . .
JusUat of All to Make.
iiiv r.vrx k m tnmi'i
rT.m-lt I '"'i m,"'h ,f "
.lmlnT of rvt or itbb.ui tie.i.inu
or .I.k!kh" hlch the
Ksllo amateur gardener fieiuentlv hi
t,.mU, tmt In pie ty sur t abandon
lHtwr lit tlio season, be -aime ' ill''"
er tinii ao K' "1 ---
factotlly lit annual.
Tli rurt I. carpet bedding Hnla
are only fflffcths ' ret tain kind
lf follHgO 'Utlt in ued be.'MUKe
.hey can b tt-l'l within their proper
limit by shearing and pruning. hil
the wiiiumIh have too much ' sprawl'.'
to be tractable nl very few lilml
give sufficient tiiHBH of bloom to
produce tli desired effect.
V hiv likely to think that
a plant lui yi'llow. red or bluu N
fr. tliat It lll irov rITwtlvu Iit
ever lb rolori i dnlrfil. but
i,.m. nuiit of tii fft ttit tii Ho-
cr IU b o fow lit inimbor tl o
iir mnit thut tlu're l Uloin n)'
golM color iff-t u. h I n.x-1-xsiry
hi i rtii ly mnikliK out I'MUTim.
TliU boliijc tlie inn, only the nl'ii
ntur d-Klttim nhoiiM b ultfiiiotJ with
rmti a Til an 1 oul much -ffi't ulnif l
ti iuii be DiOilinel by contrnul In
which hitriu.uiy fbiy liuixirtant
nart.
Kibbon boU lire mint of ll t
mtike. Very iil.ln oii cmi b
,.,,..iu !th olnk. phIb yellow, nJ
hlt khlo. plunt'il In row. If
larker colorn nre preforreil. the erar-
let unil iTliimon can lie ui. !.'
omblnliiK them with whlto to Rive
he neci'.ry contram na rrin-i.
Ho not line the eoft, delicate color
WE HAVE THE SWEL LEST LINE OF HARNESS OOOD. .N POLK COUNTY, AND INVITE
YOU TO CALL AND LOOK OVER OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT THIS THE
SAVING FEATURE FOR HARNESS USERS. WE HANDLE NONE BUT THE BEST.
LAWN MOWERS 'NUF SAID.
The Sharpies Tubular
. . . Gream Separator
GETS ALL THE CREAM FROM TH M LK, LESSENS AND LIGHTENS
ALL DAIRY WORK, IS THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN , CREAM
SEPARATORS. THE TUBULAR IS THE BETTER BY ALL THE YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE THAT HAVE COME AND GONE SINCE CENTRI
FUGAL SEPARATING BEGAN. IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS
WITH THE KIND OF DIFFERENCE THAT ARE IMPROVEMENTS AD
VANTAGES TO THE DAI RYWOMAr WHO USES IT. THE TUBULAR IN
ITSELF AND IN ITS SERVICE IS AS FAR IN ADVANCE OF OTHERS
AS YOU CAN IMAGINE. THESE ARE WORDS, BUT YOU CAN HAVE
PROOF FOR THE ASKING. CALL AND SEE THEM. ,
HANNA BROS.,
Oregon
Japan Snowball.
Is a
1.1th tio Htrnnirnr tones, as more
ack of harmony between them.
Asters can bo planted In rows of
white a-id lavender, with very picas-
lug reauliH. provided thu aamo mnu ih
used In each row.
Ribbon bods would become mono'-
nnotmly tlrertomn If we were to con
fine ouraelves to them, therefore It In
...i..i..,.i,u. (, iiuvo Hiitnetbini: clue Tor
aiiyitiftiiio .w
change.
Next to them the circular bed Is
eaHieHt to make. I wuum not mi viae
too many colors.
Have the center of one color, say
lavender, If asters are used, men a
row of pale pink, wUh while in me
outHlde row.
This arrangement or colors can
varied to suit Individual tasie.
Bweet-alysaum or white candytuft
used as an edging, the effect is
heightened, as these plants bring a
mass of foliage ana uioom uu..
the ground, and hide the tall stalks
the esters
A very biltiiiint comblmthm !
mm'. iiv lllllim t" renter "
Ur bed with mllto,l. rlill yellow
uiid iiiuruoit. nd iinoumlltni tl
wl.lt.. and l' yellow .hlo.
The cotitrt lieiee uik um,
yellow if the ritlllop! nd tne "'".
ltiide of tie in color In thu plilo
I cl annti
If nut her rolor rm ivinuie
u pink phlo. This tmriim.iUej
heiuillfutly llh ttio tr.lii;,r tone of
the cullloi 1
The center t'f circular uen inn e
tilled lth wnrlet !lv. Hh
turtlum. 1'iT'ler. Tim fonti.u.1
between the tlery . iiet mid lU rU h
Ion. of yellow mid otn n.l "l
, . . ... lnll.tr l.li.lll. Im t l
pnur iiiiiu
ceedlr.Rly lovely, while thrt peiieen
fo!UK of the iiiuturtlum nlTord Jut
t'e rltht amount of thai color to
hrln It.to etroim relief the blowout.
f boih plant. Hmh bed any one
can make Hh vety little tiouhle.
A cbaimliiK bedKe l "inda by plant
lug scarlet salvia In row biwk
Broul.d. then row of liU wlcotUn.
with blue KKerntum border Here
e have the patriotic color of uur
tlrttt eff.HMtvely combined.
The blue of the ml
M-arlet of the sulviA would pnive
lather violent contrast If planted next
ench other, but eparitted by the white
..r ., i.l.-otlaiiH. their Brelven
I toned down In u.h limuner to
produce a pleaelim effect.
A beautiful hedge ' "',e u,",",
rluhlm In the back row, then calllop
Ih with white phlo border.
Kibbon bed can be worked out
It It K'xkI effect by union different
color of the verbena In n.w. su in
bed are most pleaHln when near tue
hotiso or close to the path, where they
ran be looked do II upon.
Hut In order to carry out such do
xlRti with this flower. It will be nece
ary tt purchase plant of each
c.dor from the florist, wno iir
from cuttings. Seedling I"H'
sure to bring ,f " r,,l"rH , om'
,on to the family, therefore, are not
l,i be depended iihu wbere It Is abso
lutely n.cesH.iry to h.iv each color
In It proper place.
Those who have old plants of gera
!,, which have been kept over the
Inter In the house, can utilise them
In the summer by planting them out.
Of course the effect will be most
pleading If the plnka and scarlets and
crimsons can be kept' by themselves.
Try combining them with such an
nual as white Ihlox. yellow calllop
als, bite nlcotlaiia. or. In the rase of
pink sorts, lavender ag-ratum.
If you have odd plant of Madnm
Hallerol geranium, break thorn apart
and use the cuttings o secured, for
border purposes. K:'n rtmmg
be ulmoht sure to take root.
Put them lit the ground wliere nicy
are to grow, auoui eigm m i
pinching the soil firmly ahout tne oe
. . i- time, till V will
or eacn. m ' -
have made a fair slowing, and
midsummer they will have grown
gether In a most attractive row
green ind white. Thl la one of
best edging plants.
LTMC KEYSTONCi
TO HEALTH
IS
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS
When the digestive sys-
irm needs tonmc arM
j.cifrf lipnlmr tllko lUc
auiiiH" r
Bitters uromptly.
It docs the work.
Try u bottle toddy.
m if
Almost Incredlbl Ag.
Nine Turatavlloff, a rnt wom"
tn at Ttb-v. In tha Caucasus, 1 prt.a-
ably tb oldest person In tna worm.
Recently ah celebrated ner one nun
(red and ality fifth birthday. Tbeufh
.k. i. n.,m null lacauable of using aer
llmb. she 1 HII poiealuo of r
mental faculil.
TrT
by
to
of
our
be
If
Is
Fruit Tree.
i. i. r,nt mlvisabln to put axle
grease on fruit trees In order to pre
font rn hblts and rodents from gnaw
i., i,nt.. A little Krease might not
do any damage, while too much might
i.. ....... Where the climate
...irmlt some Kteen crop, such ns
. . . ...... ,.. it l. ..til U' III temnt the
oais, u "
.,i,i,iu Tim trees can also he pro
t.-cted by wrapping them with old
.....uu.r thin boards or wire
gcieens.
WHAT
I WENT
THROUGH
Before taking Lydia LPinkharn's
Vegetable Compouud.
what I went through during the chiing'i
or mo m i of o i ii
l.ydia K. rlnkhnui
Vegetable (otn-
IjKiuud. I waslnsiicli
.i nervous coiuinion
1 rould not keep
still. Mjr limb
were cold. I b(
creepy sensations.
and I couui in" ei-ei
nights. 1 Wiiallnallf
told by two I'hv..
ijJicians mat. i oe
J n tumor. I rctlil
one day of tni wonderful cures mado
by I.yuia t.. nnm""' "f""" "
Compoiiti'l and decided to try It,
and H has made me a well woman.
Kfv iidifhbors and friends declare It
had worke.l a miracle for nie. l.ydU
Hnkhiiin s Vegetutiia t oinpouiiu is
h it. w.-k'ht tn "o d for women
during" this period ot life. If it will
holp olliers u may l"i"""
letter." -Mrs. NATII.W 11. (iHKATliX,
61 N. Main Street, Natlck, Aliiss.
The Cliange of Llfo is tho most rrltl-
rnl period of a woman s existence.
Women everywhere, shoilia rememocr
- .w. ..tl...r ri)iiiidtf known
to medicine that will no Biiccesstully
carry women tnrougn um
period n Ly.ll:t K. l'itikhum's Vfgo
tablo Coinpoiiud.
If you would llltc anpcial ndvlco
nbout your vum vrlt u conllilen-
t li 1 letter to JMrn. l-muniim, ui.
i v.... ln. Her mlvlco is tVCOm
gild ulwujs lielpf ill.
Clean Seed.
The man who gets tho best yield
of oats In our neighborhood Is the
one who sows, broadcast, eight or
nine pecks of good clean need or a
than bIx when he drills
it In.
PRUNING HOOK IS HOME-MADE
The pain of scratches and pIckB
cornea readily to one's Imagination as
be thinks of pruning the raspberry
bushes or other bush fruits, especially
where be has not had good tools for
performing the Job, says the Michigan
Farmer. The work is so miserable
that it Is generally left undone. The
illustrated pruning hook will holp to
overcome many of the undesirable fea
turen connected with cleaning out of
the hills on these fruits. The hook
Is need for cutting those canes that
can be hooked, and for this purpose
the inner edge of the hook is made
sharp, while the spud is for ampu
tating such canes as happen to stand
close to another that is to be left or is
otherwise situated that tne noon can
not be used. The spud cuts tho cane
rl than can be done
Ilcm ci o"
with the hook. Doth are, however,
very necessary for a complete imple
ment. Besides Its use in cutting, the
hook is convenient in pulling the
pruned canes from among the stand
ing ones Into the row where they can
be gathered and taken from the plan
tation. The implement is tnaue
ih. h.nHio of a Hhort-handled fork
and two old files. The files are forged
tn rtinito the hook and spud and riv
o,t.H together as shown In the illus
tratlon. The end opposite the spud Is
shaped to fit into the handle wnere
it i firmlv secured in order to stand
the strain necessary In the work to
be done. Armed with such a tool and
a (mod nnlr of itloves one can go
i.v,m.t th canes, cut out the undeslr
..Kia mm unit eat them out of the
way without suffering the hardships
encountered when endeavoring to ao
ih work with a lack knife. The next
rainy day go to your own forge, every
farmer should have one, or it not pro-
Mort to vour blacksmith and have a
hook' made. Then, when the rainy
day la over and you can get Into the
berry natch, see how well the hook
does the dreaded Job.
. ntrAv Peach Borers.
p.rh hnrnra are best destroyed by
digging them out. While it Is a slow
process there la really no otner wa
KODAKS
AND KODAK
SUPPLIES
Writ for fMlalmiiiM .nil lltTmr. nloi)l"
and prlntlnit. Mull onim invn prompt aiumuun
Fortlana rnoio duppiv yv
W Thlnl 8trt Pukl'LAND. OMR.
WOOL & MOHAIR. HIDES & PELTS
Wt W.rt All Yw H.. Wi.it U " i Awn
THK II. K. NOKTUN COMPANY.
are th safest and most reliable cathaitlcand
lyxteui clrnrmer. The bent remedy for Torpid
I,lver, BilloieineM and Sick Headache.
At Drusirlati' or by Moll, IB Centi
HOYT CHBMICAfc CO. l'OBTLANI). UMKOOM
"Ons Man."
t clrl who is canabl
and good natured and whom I wouldn't
willingly part with, but she troubles
me one way," Bald Mrs. vaocauey 10
-i...- "nha la a Finn and knows
but a few words of Etifllsh, so the ar
rival of anyone from a guest to a gro
hov Is heralded by her footsteps
and the solemn words:
" 'One man.'
"it t. lanirhnhla and vexing. I hava,
to go all the way downstairs to aseer-
t.ir, who it Is. I am thinking of hay
ing a aeries of mirrors put up to r-
fleot ths visitor s image upaiuiro. .
invent a conning tower
lvaiicy" -
such ai submarines are equipped with.
"At any rate I shall never ds aoi
in tnd It until- she learns enough
Knailsh to tell who wants nie."
Plowar Keeps Its Preanneas.
A common bouth African flower
possesses ths valuable property of
keeping fresh for two months or more
after cutting. It is a white star of
Bethlehem, producing a compact
spike of flowers on a stiff, erect stalk
lg Inches or two foet long. The Dow
era are of a thin and papery tissue, all
white except the yellow anthers. It
can be sent over as a cut Cower from
South Africa to England, and Uea
lasts for weeks la water.
Independence,