EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1924.
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RATS
are dangerous pests. T h e y w a s te ,
destroy and poison things that a r e
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unin m tu ij
TYPEW RITERS
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Mk
NEW AND REBUILT
TO
EAT
Old machines taken in trade as part payment.
Typewriters repaired.-Complete Rental and Supply Department.
But when you feed them RAT-SNAP—
and they crave for it as a cat does cat­
nip—it is absolutely GUARANTEED
to rid you of all rats and mice.
THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER COMPANY
Wm.
COOK
A Sons
say ' ‘we are pleased to state we con­
sider RAT-SN a P is, without doubt, the
best Rat and Mice exterminator we
have ever used. It does ALL you claim
—and more, too.” Three Sizes —35c,
65c, #1.25. RAT-SNAP will Kill
THEM
and leave no smell. Sold and guaran­
teed by ESTACADA PHARMACY.
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
AND N E W S I T E M S
304 Oak Street, Portland, Oregon
A. F. JAKSHA, Mgr.
Phone, Broadway 0270
am particularly interested in the make of machine checked below:
Woodstock----
Underwood__
L. C. Smith_ Royal____
Remingtom
Oliver
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Address
"The bacillus botulinus grows
onlv when deprived of air and
at room temperature. It pro­
duces the botulinus toxin. The
botulinus toxin is the only one
of the true toxins that is poison­
I am agent for the
ous when taken by mouth. It is
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exceedingly poisonous. A 250
gram guinea pig was killed by
Local or Long Distance
1,200,000 of a drop of toxin.
Let me demonstrate this set
Persons have been known to die
in your home— Prices are right
from ‘nibbling’ a small portion
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of a pod of string beans.
Crawfords’ Garage, Estacada, Ore.
"Symptoms of poisoning may
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appear in as short a period as
four hours and as long as six
days after eating food contain­
ing the poison. The general ap­
pearance of tne patient is one of
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muscular weakness, anxiety, ut­
ter helplessness, difficulty in
swallowing, struggle for breath,
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The poisoning is caused by a
toxin and not the germ. It may
develop in many of the foods we
eat when the conditions 'are
right. All that is necessary for
the formation of the poison in
many kinds of canned food is
that the spores of the organism
remain alive within the contain­
er after it has been processed.
Get our prices before you" buy
The spores of the bacillus will
Dryer Pipes Made to Order
resist the temperature of boiling
For Sheet Iron work,
water several hours.
repairs, soldering and
"Botulism can be prevented
plumbing, call at the
by exercising the following pre­
cautions: Do not use any canned
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food which shows the slightest
sign of spoilage. Use no canned
food unless it has been processed
at high temperature; this is es­
pecially applicable to vegetables
JOSEPH E. GATES-YOUR HOME
of the type that are used in
salads. To insure high tempera­
ture a pressure cooker is a neces­
AND F.M BA LM ER
sity.”
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with tender c a re .- Lady assistant.
Any girl in trouble may com­
NIGHT AND DAY TELEPH O N E
municate with Ensign Lee of the
FLOWERS
A N D TOMBSTONES
Salvation Army, at the Whitell
Estacada,
Oregon.
Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave.,
Portland, Oregon.
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Vernon Anderson spent Mon­
day in Portland.
Mrs. T. H. Morton left for
Portland, Monday.
Hearts are trumps today. But
when are they not?
Mrs. W. P. Dean went to Port­
land Sunday morning.
When you need a watch, ring,
etc., see A. N. Johnson. 5-10-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ori Coop went
to Palmblad station Sunbay.
W. C. Bacon was a Portland
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Lawrence took the
Botulinus Poison
STATE MARKET AGENT bill before congress for an ex­
noon car to Portland Monday.
port corporation to handle the
The state board f health has
DEPARTMENT.
Now is the time when seed
surplus production of the coun­ given out the following informa­
catalogues make very interesting
try. If the bill becomes a law tion on the poison which has
by c. e . s p e n c e m a r k e t a g t .
reading.
it will become the greatest step
Henry Ford said in a speech for the control of farm products, lately caused twelve deaths at
J. C. Duus has shingled the
Albany, Oregon:
south side of the roof of the ell some months ago that the Ameri­ as it is not confined to wheat en­
"Botulism is a deadly food poi­
can farmer was starting at the tirely, but to all farm products.
to bis house.
son. The name botulism has
wrong
end
of
the
cooperative
If it gives the expected relief to lost its o r i gi n a 1 significance
The new mail route between
movement,
that
he
had
hitched
wheat producers, it can also be which was sausage poisoning,
here and Bissell went into opera­
was thought that the germ
the
wagon
ahead
of
the
horse;
applied
to liyestock and other it
tion Tuesday.
that produces the poison causing
that the big objective of organi­ lines of agriculture.
botulism would grow only in
Mrs. E. D. Allen of Marmot zation was cooperative selling,
sausage, but it is known that it
spent the week end here with while it should start with pro­ Farm Bulletins Available
will grow in ham, cottage cheese,
relatives.
duction instead. Mr. Ford illus­
Several new bulletins have string beans, corn, asparagus
Charles and Neal Bronson re­ trated that there was a field of been recently released by the Or­ and ripe olives.
turned from Portland Sunday corn here, a field of wheat there; egon Agricultural college accord-
"Botulism is a rare disease
afternoon.
a team of horses and a half to the County Agent at Oregon but it is more common in Europe
in America. In a period of
Mr. and Mrs. Macolly Dale dozen cows; a few pigs here and City.
An especially valuable than
years there were 150 people
went to Portland on the Sunday a few sheep there-endlessly re­ bulletin is one on poultry house 22
ill and they all died of the dis­
peated all over the nation. Mr. construction, including complete ease, among approximately 100
morning train.
A. H. Fraley was another pas­ Ford says this is not farming, specifications and plans. Other million people. Therefore it can­
senger to Portland Sunday morn­ that is an unorganized condition subjects covered by bulletins not be compared in magnitude to
tuberculosis or syphilis. Botul­
of needless waste and work, bad are:
ing from Estacada.
ism is the cause of forage poison­
1924 Spray Bulletin.
See Mrs. J. E. Gates for piano for the farmer and the country.
ing in horses and of limberneck
Insect Pests and Diseases of in chickens and turkeys.
instruction. Prices reasonable.
The leaders of cooperative Brambles.
I. 0. 0. F. building.
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movements in this country-the
The Cane Fruit Industry in
Some good Wall Papers left at real men with vision—realize Oregon.
Stump Land Reclamation.
25c per double roll, at Pointer’s. that there is much truth in these
Commercial Fertilizers.
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statements and that cooperation
Grape Growing in Oregon.
Mrs. R. F. Snyder and chil­ must get closer and tighter to Pests of Currants and Goose­
dren, and her sister Mrs. Ted the production points, that all berries.
The Long System of Orchard
Harders were Gresham visitors the cows, the grains, the meat
and products must be pooled and Pruning.
Sunday.
Insect pests of Truck and Gar­
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lawrence worked out on the production den Crops.
of Portland called Friday on the ground; that the hogs should be Balancing Rrtions for Dairy
Cattle.
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. cured into bacon where the hogs
Rations
for Swine.
are
raised;
that
the
flour
should
G. E. Lawrence.
And
many others, any of
be milled where the wheat is
Messrs. G. E. Lawrence and grown; that the butter and which are for free distribution
Vernon Anderson made a flying cheese should be a part of coop­ at the office of the County Agent,
tiip Portland Saturday morning erative production. Unless these Oregon City.
and returned by 2 o’clock.
are done by the farmer, and the
Valentine Party Tonignt
Mrs. J. V. Barr went to Hu­ great middle profits retained by
.
We
received too late for publi­
ber to see her new grandson, him. then they will be done by
cation
last week, notice that a
who came to the home of Mr. others who are waiting for agri­
and Mrs. James Freeman the culture to completely collapse Valentine party would be given
first of the month.
and the lands come into their po- at the Springwater Grange hall
tonight at 8 oclock. A program
The Jersey herd of G. E. Law­ session.
will be rendered and l u n c h
rence and son of Springwater
In
a
recent
talk
at
Cornell
served.
The Friendship quilt
was reaccredited by government
University,
at
Ithaca,
N.
Y.,
one
will
be
sold.
All are invited to
experts la3t December as being
perfect. This is its continual of the professors stated that attend.
there was over-production on
record.
One thing for which we ought *
every hand—largely the result
The school meeting passed off of under-consumption- and that | to be thankful is the elimina­
very methodically and quietly farming in the old way of food tion of the penny dreadful comic
last Monday night, contrary to production only must give way valentine. This used to be a;
expectation. Only purely busi­ in part to the raising of materi­ desecration of the day which is
ness matters such as auditing als needed in the manufacturing dedicated to thetenderest feeling
bills occupied the session.
industries. He stated that he of the human heart.
Herbert Dunlop came from believed that shortly oils and
Have you filed your federal in
Portland Sunday morning to see fuel alcohol would become field < come tax return? Better do so
how the old town looks. He is and garden products, and that a before March 15 or you will be
the son of the Rev. J. F. Dunlop field of potatoes would be of | liable to heavy penalties,
JOIN THE CROWD A T
who was a recent predecses- great commercial value as a pro­ Expert Watch and J e w e l r y
6or of the Rev. W. H. Mort, duct to make fuel alcohol from;
Repairing
as pastor of the M. E. church.
that weeds the farmer fights to Send your watch or jewelry
exterminate today will be culti- to be repaird, to me by insured
vated for their use in making mail. It will be repaired prop­
“ C O L D IN T H E H E A D
rubber, and that many other erly at a reasonable cost, and re­
I* a n a c u te a tta c k o f N a s a l C a ta rr h
T h o se su b je c t to fre q u e n t “ cold»" a r e products of the soil may
be turned by mail within ten days.
r e we r a lly in a “ ru n d ow n" condition.
Where your Dollar has more Cents
H A L L S C A T A R R H M E D I O N E la a grown to advantage for other All work absolutely guaranteed
T re a tm e n t co n aletin * o f a n O in tm en t, to
or money refunded. Pack all ar­
be need locally, arvi a T onic, w h ich a c ta than food purposes.
H.
Q u ick ly th ro u g h th e Blood on th e Mu-
ticles in paper.
coua S u rfa c e s, b uilding u p th e 8y«tem .
The wheat growers of the na­
GUY D. JONES. Jeweler.
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a n d m a k in g you leae liable to " c o ld a "
gold by d ru g g is ts fo r o r e r 40 Year«.
Gresham, Oregor,
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BARBER SHOP
PLUMBING
PIPE and FITTINGS
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Only Two Days More of Our
Unloading Sale Remain. Many
Special Buys for Friday and
Saturday.
All Women’s and Children’s Shoes
To Be Closed out Ready for Spring
Styles.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
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