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Newspaper Page TextL- - - THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. PACE 8EVEN r If you Mtiwt ll your UHMtTY or VICTORY lTfnn iiin" i"" L" , If, "!, rml l,l,y i.iiiKKTY hAlUllV or VICTORY howls buy from us. We buy m.-l m-ll 'xHiall.l l ll.o Now York mnrki-t mjlW1' GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS fhRRIS aKUiniiKD, inc., 1 f'n.ANf)oityr.M uiwood Candy PartdPosLiwiMiu. Homemade Specials, $1.25 per lb. ML Hood Chocolate!, $, 2. 3 4 5. boj. I . n l.i-- in i c il7i:!AV()0I CONHCCI'IONKK & KKSTUKANT 3HH W'nittn IStrcct, INntLwd, Orison. (YLI1NT Motor car Repairing & Machine Works (IRINU Portland. O.etoiv. II (i ;LxiEii "i 3t . twrffOCAT ' Market frit for KulUrfat " .. .... huua tuJ lll nuill m uut auulalkba. iwm, w" ' - MUSKR ATS bring BIG MONEY HlJMtl.l UJ. 1.11 Ull) 1k. y'U llll BIKl BKIld tO i now wl.ilo we nro pay. 'K tho blKh top prices. You uv,-r Kut hh much for your ruw furs n wo aro now MiyliiR. Wn also want your OTTER, MINK, RACCOON, OPOSSUM niul all other fum. Wn jmy lilKhi-Kt ,rlci-H. N n mi ihI your money ul iice. Wo kWb you a fsilr (Jen, t'He u a triiil. H. LIEBES & CO., fll II.. l.irU. liU, Portland, . ()rt. f" A f 1 Uaum II day awl ii. Kiil nfiniH, nut. If f 1 m OtiV town iMkn iwl) M i bun 1VVV - Ald HI . m ilk . I'DK'I LAND. DHK SOEBREAD Ask Your Grocer saixm BAthC co, ska. Ort HAYNtSIOSTi.K BAKING CO. AtUla, Or. ' Fellows! i i i 4s -4 "mLMC TAl l.HI M.CCI-SSH'U.Y liY L'OKKbMtJ.NDI Nt I: HM, lrjit St., KvfftUnJ, Ore. 1 mwtWti S CONSI HVA K'HY Q- ,MI MC. M WO SPRING CO. You Can't Break 'Em! Ut ItritiaT rlLk HIIm funnM for ru. 15.000 Sfibfi a Sioci Pwtiiod. Ort. Pah mimrn Qrt-i.Hv i ri-li full ciyi VV'hil I'ddt Minil 1 11 1 vl I .v..i., ...... ,- nt h iin cniutn v-r Diitiket nu"lli'Jii. Vrit w b !mbiI!J nmoiii.t you hie In d!Tit i ui h I , I I w i rk ilil ri the m-nniti. Attentioni MUTUAL CRKAMKRY CO., I 4 I Wtttl1rtvcl. tKII AM. OKI US Look Here!! Listen!!! Willi h h l.i di-r -work every iliiyS Iiiiihh m 4.".e urn! have a k'i'kI JjIucc to Mop. an. I i .it lit iiiliilrnwtn dmt; or to h- Ui.l off evi.ry lime It ruiim and et few cent more jmy? You can work every ilay with uh ami we jmy CTfeC M-r hour fur Sumlay work If you cure tu work Kurnluy.H. Splendid ojn.ortuni-tli- fnr jrimot Sim. Al'I-ly t Crown Willamette I'uner Co, i:iiipliiyineiit Iti'iuirtiiient. at West l.lnn, (ire., at Camim, WukIi.. or 210 Ciilimiuiiw ealth I'.idt,' , I'ortluiii, Ore,. IKl .1 iinnr sm., uwiif,Ti,Mii 111 ML1UU imm. Mm. Tm. W4. AIimd 111 IN VAUDi VIU L.B TlICATtD wj Nt,ili(i..iiT. IMw I'' It 00 I.m lii 7V 7 nun? o o roNsirrn vl or a l co. lie IIoom tf FWi FOR All OCCASIONS i siai 1.17 WaMntnm SK FnrlLtnd. t)rtvm 3? 1anii)r Keep th North wcl I'nupcnHii by Utlng Northwestern MiJ Coodt. ZAN HROS.. Inc. Whrn in rortland try this RESTAURANT (i(kI Service MixhTate I'ricrs. XOX Lcki 1U Tm I OS f-Jik Si.. Ni to Kn' PciIum He) S BISSINGER & CO., Wool, PU. T.llow. Wool Puller. li,'''ra..-f. iiii. UK 1M Nurth'llth M . I". . '' "' rmiUnd, Or., I'uiini Svilw uuU 8u l'orlifyJ.. hln) u. (fur hiT tt l'n n Ij4 ! til tmr huine Ford Parts TO & CASEY. Inc. u.on,.-ww,r, -iV; lllm. Mnf rou, ford to u. ICxaraUonal X',. 1 Cl I A . HiHWrtlim, hlU , wm.IL Tr M-tlTl I IV Hm. i uiiiaiiu.vif t If vmi only kni-w Hi nflniiti'llnir ln-n-(fll. to lir ili-rlVfit from llil l.lfe-iilv-We, Jli-Hlth-lrtorlliK. liivlKuriillng fiKNKKATOU you woiilil iml ti wlltimit one for limny llinei 111 ntniill cit. Krr liimk t 1 1 I tie tiulo story. ALCRAT CO., Catfo KUIii., PortlanJ, Ore. INFORMATION DEPARTMENT CornmirelBl Information furnlihed fr . u...ry. v.aiioguea uppllad and com marclal Inqulrlai choarlully antwer.d. Wriu any firm balowl Do It nowl ADJUSTMENTS AND COLLECTION IW.y ilio.., Imc MttoUum llullillnif. nnori Ailjuatinont Vo,, 826 N. W.JInk. liljf AW?.ICIAl- JEETH 8P6CIALI8T" Dakert, Confectioner, Fountain Buppllaa "iy, M':i,aitri Ik 1'nrey, 4th fJllHHn Hta CIGARS, PIPES "' ' "" men a r.l-ar Htordn. 6th and Wanli. Bt.. DENTIST, LATE U. 8. NAVY Jr. V. (i. Jirawn, 809 8tvri HI, 'rortiarid OtNTIoT ii. K WrlKht. 308 nl.flBh I)li1-., A Wn. SLECTRIC A ADVERTISING IQN8 Union Hlgn'Co., 7li Wt I'ark at Oak ENGRAVED WEDDING INVITATIONS lrwln-IloilH.,11, Hliitloin-m, 1'or timid, Ore. rvb ..,. r, . ...... txrtni uuwm MAK tH Mlua 1. E. Cole, 207 Tllford 111 to Mor FARM LIGHTING PLANT Lallny l,iKt,t, ,J l.t" Ht. GOITHE SPECIALIST it. M. Krwln. M. h , tOtj-orjourriaJlllda: HEMSTITCHING Kiln Al. Htuverm, llnd'Flr, 160 Vk iMorrlaon" KODAKS AND FOUNTAIN PENS f'i'"Jy. l-'irtliioifa Kodak anil len nmn." MILLINERY t EARCLEY CORSET " JuoeH Millinery, KB (imnil Ave. MUSIC 6CHOOL Oregon OuiHe, vatmy of MijmIi', Iij5 4th H I. OIL feHAMMOOlNO & MANICURING Myitltf Clathi!, 7i3 Mian Hli-. J'oitlaniJ PIANOS & TALKING MACHINES Hinilf! llron , itO 'J piitli Kt. " PIANOS AND PHONOGRAPH 8 il. K. JiihiiBuii I'liino Co., 1411 Cth. PLASTER DOLLS AND NOVELTIES" lto City Novelty W'k., 1U& Urand AVa. PROTECT YOUR EYES A. IS. lliirwltx, OiitiirnetrlHt, 22b ji'lriiMsif PYORRHEA DENTISTS Hmlth l.nic Httrvlic, 810 Huati A Lana HI. REALTORS Inti i nt.ilis Ijinil (,'u., 248 Mark Kt. bMEET METAL 4 RE.TINNINO wt. Union Ava. Mataj Wka. "ill Union bANITAHIUM Ifr. A. V. Oowna, b4U Corlmtt liL TEACHERS AGENCY Yatea-KUIier, free nifiBliatUin, HrOy Jllg. WATER PRESSURE SYSTEM iwro l-uiiipa, 13 Jut tL "' '" "" CANCER TREATED l-ovvHI II. Junta, M U., 212 Mot van Unit AUTO ACCESSORIES Classy Bug Bodies B uracil & Martin ACCOHDIAN PLEATING Kttlla anU box pliitiiiK, tieniatitcliiiiK, lue yd. Jiulloiia cvera. Kaaturn Novelty in. t,u, nu' j-ii in atieet, I'oi tlunil. AcnFIC,lAL LIMBS '" oi.tswn Artuii iul Limo Co., Inc. Write mr t.iitaio. .'o w aah.Bt, J'ortland CAHh'ET WEAVING AND CLEANING Mull Kujfs 'roni Uld'Carpets iiiiU i.ugs, uh aizva. Mu.il order piouipL oL-nu tor ituoaift It iik, Mtrum or lry Cluuned, ll.Bu. V fchTlilt.N l-'LUi- ii' KUO CO. 54-CS t iiluii Ave. N. East b516, iS-1476 Juliii i li ti T'i.Mitril'l7oT7"titin i1-h t'f all klndu. MoiKan lildg., l'ortland. BUILDING MATERIAL tiilOTK 1I1UCK CO., face and mantel IjiIiK u ypevlulty. 1'lione ICaat 1335; ltt-si-Uiihi-, hunt 17fc. 3(j1 V E. Morrison St., I'lirtUml, ure. We will gladly make eall liiatrB. BEAUT Y PARLO R Ji.ii iiitllo Cuouiftlc bhop. 1'el lu.ineiit riinr wave. Sluat modern equipped comnbt le uliop In city. 2j3 lirdy lii.,Jiur:jl'ivl. CLEANING AND DYEING ''or t'L-liabla" Clt'itniliK "nad ljyeliiB''iiirv lie ai-nd purcela to ua. We pay return lioHtage. liifurmatlon tcd pneta given upoli i'-ueat. KNKK'S CITY DYE WOUKS ;:Ktablilitd lh'jit l'ortland ..i "Where Home Comforts Abound" rORTLANI), OKK. Rwi L"L"m""' ""Hl.rati. Ge la Conntetlon. TRUSSES W. iirUliu, flm,,, , H"l m"r 'nt blunk r.dtlrruu.r. W. HbbwGKHl.,KIiUr H,hi. UIJK-liAVIH DHllO CO., raaa Kipn-ta rmir:riv 2 Furniture Apnces -fVGSA WVG UoOKBirJD i NG " fee Simple, Harmless Home Remedy Bring Results Tha medicinal proprrtlra of ellve oil have turn known for hmulrl if yarn. HAIXilllCM'J mll with oliva oil l hint Br hold rirnmly for rhaumnllmn. M nitSi. ll. tl.aat hou!.l t. wlthotit t '.! wiindPtful rrmeily tturlng tlia winter month. k 1ml Wi Py Ci faf DAIRY BUTTER, Cream, Eggs, Live POUTRY. rttl tar Mcei mi Till TICKETS and Money Orders UDELL & CLARKE PORTLAND. ORE QUEEN CITY iTJflrtiS W HoWler miniltlot Cwl rtHlywl .ml i n.illl. Huperlor .n-.. crtuln U aive BUtlBrucllOn. lJi"'-' . m OranJ Avanuo. I'orllanU. PORTLAND. ORE. TO Europe 105 Thud St.. Ground Gripper Shoes are made and carried in stock lor men,women and children, and can be fit by mail. SFND FOR IJTF.RATURE GROUND GRIPPER SHOE S10RES tut l Wuk. Bint. i'orllBad. Onwoau TM BL lUliia Ai.. T.roaia. Wiilnato. DRUGS BY MAIL lUeKon Herlia ( Nature's 'leal lor kidney and liiudder troublea. 6 He a pkg by mail, l'lumnier Uruir Co, 3d & Madison, Jortland DOO RS AN IDVV I IN DO W S " v ciin null you OooT!""Wmdow8,, Koof I hit, i'ulnt, lilaxs and liuilders- Hardware, direct at wholesule prii'es. Write for prlins before buying, ileacock Bash & lMMir Co., 212 First St l'ortland. HIDES, WOOLS A CASCARA BARK FURS RAW FURS BOUGHT ur tihop, bvti bwet- HlulU'Ht uncea. The Kind mai?., upstairs. Mme. Orenell rel!veVTthTnK Bcalp" Moles, superfluous hair removed. 230 Flledner HulldlriK. A final R . . ' P0' Mont. . rorDnJ' "' rlllnK 1,18 1,11 earn, ,"rr,l,,'Knn anto 1e eBtWlHhI1K lh tl,K) ,awg ftOB..!..? X')erll"'"t ami a null- rhefa! n,()ro i"tllctal :U.. . "-'eels in iu .. . ... "'all tho f lxitrlot., , s'n- dir. "r ,,lH UU(1(,r 1 ciin,.. ; air!c'8 nil i,i ti,.,,.,.( 6'liseL',. tho Booil of Lin ,.,..,.. RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTIPATION Wild Pluaon Sprlnaa Mineral ' Watar Nature's own remmly from tha Hock. Drtak It and B"t wolL Uottled by ,... ft. Rock rumndr Co.. 7 l.t fit.. TortUnrt. Or. Tragic Spots Have Poetic Names. Hub ul Momlob, tho "Onto or Tonra." Ih tho Btralt which connects tho Ua Son with tho Indlim ot-mw. It derives Hh imiiio from tho tlutiKfroim cl"'r actor of tho navigation of Hh waters. "Tho llrldKO of Slslm" 1 th0 mma tradition asHlgns to tho covored puhh fiKdvvny In Vonlco which connocts tho tloKo's .alaco with tho Htato prlwniH, ami on which tho comlonmotl aro con ducted from tho hall of Jimtloo to the place of execution. Carpenters Wanted for work on new unit of pa lter mill at West Linn, $5.20 for 8 hrs. work. Splendid accommodations in new ho tel. Meals Sfic; beds 10c, 2Tc, :irc. Apply Crown Wil lamette Paper Co., West Linn, Oregon. tejffiBaS Almost Too Good an Excuse. Sarah wan invited with her older Bltor to take tea with a frio.nl of hor inHtll,.r. The llttlo girl was anxious .to 1,1 ....... iit. lmt after sampling , , .co of cako which Hlie had taken , her Plato was unable to eat it be , ho -lid not like it. Hor hostess , I nK thl.. -aid: "Why, Sarah you a t eaten your cako!'' Drawing a t b roath and not wishing to hurt "friend's feelings Sarah replied: No, it is so good, i I"" MACHINERY i e n oruXmTrTmnn:rTel9 Iron or Woodworking Machinery, LoRKlng, Hawmlll, Contractors' Kojulpment, Loco mollves, Hollers, Enclnes, Crushers, Kail, i nine, liemiiK, eic. uurKt juacninery L.O., 528 Hallway Exchange Hldg , Portland, Or. HIDESjAND JUNK TT'Snuiik iTo71nf;ronTLlays market values for hides, pelts, old rubber, metals, etc. HE M ST JTCH I N G Tvccordlon l'lentlng, HetnstlU'hlnK. Kut tnns covered. Custom made shirts, Art lvmtiroldery & Button Co., Morgan Bldg., IVirtland. 11 HIT LAND MAKHLE WOUKS i'4-Ztiti hourtn si. ieu ro Wanted! Local Sales ep r e s e n t a- tives for Cas cade Steam Washer. Demonstration sells machine. Liberal Commission. Write today for details. PACIFIC COAST SALES CO., Distributors. 45 3d. St., Portland, Ore Rosa AficT., TncrHpic-lM 'order work. Fine workmanship. J'rornpt mall service. Mohawk i li L I'orUMnd, Or. Ur. tJeWCrockw Fmiiln Lliis:i 704-6 likum Mldy. PA I N L ESS DEN T 1 8T R V XliHolutefy parormed by riervelTo'krrii" method without after effect. Lt u prova It to you. We make X-ray exArri InHtlMiia and spKclalliis In first-Hun dent istry at reasonable fes, Ir. A. W. Keene, Or K. W. iTrhn. Mnjcntlc Thtatrf. Illdg., 351 Waahlngton HI., IVirtland,rKon. ifrlta wn for iirireiT'i'lorieer l'alu"rCo., 1(18 First Ht., Portland. P L A T NO N IC K E L A N DSI L V ER fffiitoSayfufrimi w?'payTTfurn postiige on small parcel. Oallfornla I'lat- Ing Works, 21J?rd Ht.L Portland. PEftSONAL" " me; best and most successful "HOMK MAKEIt"; hundreds rich -wish marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; years of experience; description free. "The Huccessful Club," Mrs. Ball, Uox f.r.6, Oakland, California. 8 A KKH Fire and burglar proof safs, new and second hand, at right price, bought, sold and exchanged. NORRIS SAFE A LOCK CO. 1D6 (Second (Street. Portland. av..J-". PLUMB INOt PLUMBJN O JB U iPPL I.E 8 Xveciarsulipiyyciuwlth any kind of plumbing supplies) at wholesale prices. We will Klmlly estimate cost of any job. Write for prices. HTAHK-PAVIS CO., 212 Third Kt., Portland. 6 A Ni TAR Y B EAU TYPAJLjONRf n-Tptlie apparan- of women. Twenty-two Inch swltih or transforma tion, value $7.00, price $2.45. 400 to 412 Uekum IJldg. 'You'riprriTen and women; (Ht returnsTor am't Invested. I'osltlon when riuallfled. 434 Itnllway Kxchange Hldsr., Portland. RAZORS .. The famous compound for tampering razor without heat. Makes shavlna; a dellghL The Htratanum Co., 608 Chamber of Corn. llfpuliM lor all stoves ami heaters. Prompt attention to mall orders. Spokane Htuve At Furnace Kepalr Works, 8pokane. TEACjiJERSGEJJ Itocky" Mountain Teahers' Agency, Frank K. Welles, ex-asst (State Bupt, mgr, Portland, Or. Teachers placed promptly. Ws NTE OF 'Jt 5 'JS3 WUl'buKir'Pltcn'in any quantities. We pay the freight and furnish the bar rels. Correspondence solicited. North western Turpentine Co., 1212 Gasco Hldg. Portland, Oregon. At wholesale and retail. Mall order promptly filled. Smith's Wall Paper Mouse. 108-110 Beoond Ht.. T'ortland. A Moderately-PHccd Hotel of Marlt HOTEL CLIFFORD Eaat Morrison t- ind Eait Birth I1.2S par Pay. Two In a Room. B1.7I. With the Fingers! Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain You reckless men and women who are pestered with corns and who have at least once a week Invited an awful death from lockjaw or blood poison are now told by a Cincinnati authority to use a drug called freezone, which the moment a few drops are applied to any corn or calloui the soreness is relieved and Boon the entire corn or callous, root and all, lifts off with the fingers. Freezone dries the moment it is ap plied, and simply shrivels the corn or callous without inflaming or even Ir ritating the surrounding tissue or skin. A small bottle of freezone will cost very little at any of the drug stores. but will positively rid one's feet of every hard or soft corn or hardened callous. If your druggist hasn't any freezone he can get it at any whole sale drug house for you. Adv. Polite Dismissal. Verona and Effie were playing house one day, when Bernlce joined them. They were not particularly anxious to see her that day, and Verona said: "Well, Bernice, you can be the cook, and this is your day out." Sweetest Tones. The sweetest voice is not in the or chestra, but In the human voice when it speaks from its instant life tones of tenderness, truth and courage. It. W. Emerson, Universal Patronage. . Ever notice it? No kid is ever so dinky but some nice old lady stops on the street and says: "My, my! What a big boy you're getting to be!" Judge. MODERN TORCH CO. Oxy-Acetylene Welding .Equipment and Supplies. Write for catalogue. 329Jb East Morrison St. Portland, Ore. ShimHO Twt ud Price Lul &I8 troth. Shiran Tain ui Price till SULLIVAN HIDE & WOOL CO. 144 Front SL gPf$ Blame Nightmare on Demon. In some portions of the continent of Kurope nightmare is believed to be a spectral creature that comes and takes a seat on the breast of the unconscious sleeper, half smothering him and not permitting him to move. As those who have suffered therefrom say they cannot so much as bond the little fin ger during those moments of anguish, it is not surprising that the supersti tious explained the condition as a ma licious demon crushing his victim. For Constipation use a natural rem edy. Garfield Tea is composed of care fully selected herbs only. At all drug stores. Adv. Failure. Failure is but a mile post along the trail of life, unless we call it the end of the journey. Forbes Magazine. IflDfNR Rests. Betreshes, Soothes, lzeZ Heals-Keep your Eyes .wXptfraS Stro1? an1 Healthy. U '&'.JArm tney i ire, Smart, itch, or .ra:C Burn, if Sore. Irritated, I UUR C.I CO Inflamed or Granulated, use Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult At all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Book. Marine Eye Kenedy Company, Chicago, II. S. L Ara Yon Cohfiw!? BEHNKE-WALKER me iou aatiMieai business collecc Is the bit-feat, most perfectly equips: Buslaess Training School In the North west Fit yourself for a klgher posltloa with more money. Permanent positions assured our Graduate. Writ for aataloc Joarta suaal TaaaUl Portia 4. c: zz r lew Houston Hotel Sixth and Everett Sta.. Portland. Or. F"our block from Union Depot Two klooki from New Poatoffica, Modern and fireproof' Over 100 ontalde rooms. Ratal 76a to C00, l r . minuiuii manager. P. N. U. No. 9, 1920 AID MARKETING FARM PRODUCTS Extension of Activities Which Have Demonstrated Their Value Is Favored. MUCH DEPENDS ON FARMERS Promotion of Proper Storage of Crops on Farm Ii One of Points Em phasized in Annual Report of Secretary Houston. A private or governmental agency of national raiiKe to supervise or di rect the tniirkctlni; of the nation's farm products would probably break down of Its own Weight, In the opinion of David I'V Houston, secretary of agri culture, lie calls Attention, In his an nual report, to the fact that rni-asures to this end have recently been Intro duced In cotifn;K8 and that the present time Is es;!,clally fruitful of proposals of n large and novel nature di-slgned quickly to solve marketing problems. "In the field of distribution, us well as in the field of production," says the secretary, "the farmers of the na tion must assume the main tusks of 9 s A 4 WW 4 - jL A Good Type of Potato Storage House. ' i(Greeley Experiment Station, Gree ley, Colo.) : Improvement. Tlie government should furnish all possible aid In the way of Information and suggestion, create fa vorable conditions under which pro duction and distribution may take place, and especially see that the channels of trade ere open and that abuses do not exist. "There is no question," continues the secretary, "that everything which can legitimately be done to eliminate waste In marketing and to promote orderly distribution should be done. Cut the views of the most experienced students of the matter seems to be that we must approach the problem in simpler terms, work along lines which have clearly proven to be feasible, and promote existing tendencies and prac tices. A Field for Wcrk. ''Certainly we can proceed further by state, federal, and individual action In standardizing the production, the handling, and the packing of farm products and In promoting the use of standard containers and proper stor age on farms, in transit and at market centers. We can continue to furnish assistance in the preparation and in stallation of accounting systems and more extensively and accurately gath er and furnish to the farmers of the nation all pertinent statistical infor mation. I need scarcely emphasize the paramount importance of making available daily to producers facts as to market prices, supplies, and de mands. The market news services of the department of agriculture have already clearly proved their value. The department now conducts and op erates an Inspection service on fruits and vegetables covering 1G4 markets. Help Co-operative Associations. 'Tarticularly must the federal and state agencies omit nothing to pro mote farmers' co-operative associa tions along right lines. Already, with in a generation, many such bodies have appeared and rapidly expanded. It Is estimated tliat they now market annually approximately $1,500,000,000 worth of commodities. They are of very diverse forms and sizes. For the most part, where they have been successful they have centered their activities on some one product, or on related products, in a given area. The Indications are that with the continued success of these enterprises and with the proper educational effort and di rection they will develop even more rapidly iu the future. Through bul letins, news articles, and lectures the department of agriculture has endeav ored to stimulate these efforts. "The department Is requesting in creased funds to make this extension possible and will take the necessary action promptly If the appropriations are made." NEED FOR MORE DAIRY COWS Animals Afford Market for Crops and In Return Produce Foods for Farmer's Family. More dairy cows are needed on many farms to produce food for the family. To do this the cows will need feed, such as grain, hay, stover, and silage which may be produced. Hence the cows will afford a market for the crops and In return produce foods for the family and contribute a valuable by-product, manure, which if properly used, will enrich tbe soil for larger crops and better profits,