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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1928
PAGE SIX
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Now Is The Time
“ ¿IE JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE «
’ Jo;, len- a’t!ch,!;e which
fo r .
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1:1 e lia‘‘ Pad
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8ilepufitica
a weed is ncv.
beginning lo attract interest becausi
of the recent development of a
method of manufacturing levulose—
sugar— from its tubers, says the
We can give you the best and most liberal terms on fruit
U. S. department of agriculture, lr
a new or used Fordson complete with implements. the past it has been recommended
as a feed for hogs, as a garden veg
etable, and as a forage plant foi
livestock.
Investigate this reasonable offer with two
it grows readily on good corn soil
1 and by proper rotation and cultural
years to pay. Get ready now, we will be
practices can be kept under control
so that it will not become a nuisance.
glad to help you.
In fact, the plant often grows so
dense that it can be used success
Call and See
fully in smothering out other weeds
or quack grass. The U. S. depart
ment of agriculture believes tht
plant is worthy of more attention
d and is making an effort to develop
| varieties that arc suitable for usi
as human food and as a source of
levulose— fruit sugar.
n y ranea; ¡xzr¿ msiu-
“ IN SID E” INFORMATION
BOB
COOK MOTORo CO.
Liberty
Theatre
Admission 25c and 10c
—>
MINERALS FOR DAIRY CATTLE The kitchen is not the place for
(By 1. R. Jones)
old ill-fitting shoes. It is better and
i I
EMPHASIZING
MECHANISM
Between the time one of our feet is pressed down and the
time the other foot comes into play, physiologists tell us, the hu
man body employes three hundred different muscles. And yet
how smoothly and easily and quickly these many muscular pro
cesses come into play!
The ideal store, like the ideal healthy body must employ
many mort re processes than-those who have never been initiated iBwTl
into the mysteries of merchandising would ever suspect, And
whether or not they may rightly Be classed as “red tape” depends
upon two things: the possibility of eliminating each and the lack
of success with which each is removed from the casual observa
tion of the customer.
It would not be at all difficult to count up at least three hun
dred different operations in the putting through of a charge sale
even in a small retail establishment from the time negotiations
start for the purchase of the goods at wholesale until the time they
are ultimately paid for after collection methods have been em
ployed by the customer al retail. But it is more ridiculous to think
of concentrating the mind upon three hundred different muscular
processes during the act of taking one step than it is to expect the
customer to care about or be impressed with a recital of the mer
chandising processes of a store.
These things comprise service and service today is what the
public is paying for and expects and must have. Carburetors and
Bendix springs and spark plugs do not interest the average pur
chaser of a motor car today half as much as deep upholstery, a
convenient emergency brake, clear-vision windshield, and so
forth. Much the better plan is to allow the customer to find out
for himself or herself the many details of purchasing of which
you are relieving him or her. Then they will be appreciated far
more than when you direct the spotlight upon them.
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in the long run cheaper to buy am
The function of minerals in the wta" 'vo>kin* shoes that are sensible
dairy cow's ration are many and nnd comfortable. The gain in health
¡complex. It is needless to say that and efficiency makes the practice
a cow cannot live but a short time *'°^u ar*
PROGRAM
in their absence. Lactation and
pregnancy, and in the case of imma- “Efficient housekeeping,” says ont IS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Jan. 13, 14 l ture animais, growth, are the great üf the extension agents of the U. S
Yakino. Cannott
.(rains on the mineral stores of the department of agriculture, “is not
Yakima
Cannutt in
"D E SER T G R EED ”
dairy cow.’ The'percentage of min- necessarily good home making, but
This is a dandy good show. See I t!jerais jn mjlk does not decrease when usually the two are found in the
As better
better working
the cow is placed on a deficient ra- same
san,e home.
homc' As
equipment
is
installed
in homes, the
tion,
but
the
amount
of
milk
evil'
SUNDAY, MONDAY, Jan. 15 and 16
housekeeper
finds
more
time and en
“ MISS B R EW STER ’S MILLIONS” decrease.
»• "?y left for interests otner than th<
With Bebe Daniels
From knowledge available at the daily routine of duties.”
Do not fail to see this one.
present time we know five elements
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that may be deficient in ordinary ra What the home management spe- j
Sunday, Walter Strunk; Monday, Joe tions.
These elements are sodium ciallsts in the federal extension ser
Robinson
chlorine, iodine, calcium and phos- vjce department are trying to do b
phorus. The first two are taken care
iie]p farm women perform their
WEN’SD’Y, THURSDAY, Jan. 18,rf9 of
by the feeding of ordinary com- g*reat variety of duties with less ex
“ MAN BA IT”
mon salt, codium chloride.
penditure of energy and time. If
With Marie Prevost
Iodine deficiency is indicated by sonie household task can be done ir
A good show; Be sure to see it! goitre
in calves, hairless pigs, etc. one hour instead of two, and with
Wednesday, Earl Wagner; Thursday, This deficiency may be remedied by |ess physical effort, by the use of
feeding pregnant cows two table- iahor and time saving equipment
A. Sarver.
spoonfuls
weekly of a solution mad< extension agents have tried to bring ^ *
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Jan. 20, 21 up by dissolving
four ounces of po- ^ at fact to farm women in an in
“DESIRED W OM EN”
tassium
iodide
in
a
gallon of water. teresting and impersonal way.
A Warner Bros. Picture, always good The two other elements
liable to .
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Friday, Mat. Lonesburry; Saturday, be deficient are calcium and phos
Cabbage
heads
the list of vitamin-
Norman Linn
phorus. Legume hays, such as al rich fresh vegetables
available in the
falfa, clover and vetch, are rich in colder months. It need
be
COMING— Jan. 29 and 30— “The calcium
and if fed, largely cooked the same way every not
time it
Vanishing American;” a big special take care or of lime,
the
calcium
require
is served; in fact it need not be
at regular prices.
ments.
cooked at all, but be used for slaw,
Also legume hays are fairly high or take the place of lettuce when
PLANTS, Trees and Shrubs; any in phosphorus. Wheat bran, cotton that
always desirable green leaf veg-
plant that grows; porch boxes made seed meal
linseed meal are ex- (
fnnnot he obtained. Then
and filled to order. Adsile Gar- cellent phosphorus and
containing
feeds
p.
•
-.y
pood
ways
of serving cub
dents, O. V. Coop, prone 41-3 Es Green feeds, such as pasture, green baf?e so tht. fnmjiy w;n
not tire of
tacada, Oregon
j 13 tf alfalfa contain a vitamin, which aids
Turnips and carrots supply vita
in calcium and phosphorus utiliza- mjns and are among the stored root
The other fellow always has the tion, thus they are especially valu- crops on hand neariy a!l winter,
right of way— never mind what the able. In case the cows are heavy when grated and used raw in salads 12 to 24 hours, or long enough to
law' says.
producers and especially if no legume they are especially valuable. Spin- cool, without freezing, before being
t
hay and green feeds are available, acb ¡s ¡n many markets during the cut. It may be allowed to hang from
feed sterilized steamed bone meal or winter and is an excellent source of two to four weeks before being cut
bone flour to milking cows. It will vitamins. Onions, both raw and up if well covered with fat; beef be
mean more milk, healthier cows, less cooked, may be used. Potatoes toi comes more tender and palatable
breeding troubles and strongei contain one or more vitamins but when allowed to ripen or age.
Senior High School Class calves.
need to he supplemented by other
Play
Three new oat varieties, Albion,
Bone meal especially prepared for vegetables and fruits.
Richland and Iowar, have achieved
cattle feeding is recommended as it
is free of bad odors and dangerous PAGE, LINE AND PARAGRAPH economic importance in the winter
wheat belt. All three varieties were
disease germs. Bone meal can be
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selection from the well
fed by itself In an open box in th< “Dairy-herd improvement associa- developed and by widely
grown Kherson
lot, or mixed with salt, or as one to j ^jon" ;s tbe new name being adopted known
two per cent of the grain mix, de- in piaCe of tbe o!d «COw-testing as or Sixty-Day oat, introduced into
this country from Russia by the U. S.
pending on feeds it is to supplement ! sociation.”
department of agriculture and the
and production of cows.
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Nebraska experiment station about
i The management of farm work 30 years ago. Iowar has a little
at the
Service» for Mr*. Miller
j horses varies with the season. It re taller straw and is from two to three
quires judgment on the part of the days later than Albion In maturity,
HIGH SCHOOL
nesday at the Clackamas County I a- ov.nei. feed economically, and yet and
is also a little superior in yield
tnona Grange at Logan for the late boep the horses in good physical con ing ability.
AUDITORIUM
is primarily a
Mrs. Marie Miller of George grange ,|ition. so that only a minimum num- special-purpose Richland
oat for growing on
M. C. Glover of Ragle Creek grange. ber need bc cal.ried for the peal, low rich soils, where,
because of its
Pamona master, presided. Garfield periods of work,
short stiff straw, it does not suffer
FRIDAY EVENING grange
will be host for the April
... .
by lodging. It is also resistant to
January 13
meeting.
"This Little Pig Stayed Home" it stem
rust.
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the name of a new motion picture
demand for Oregon scenery j by the United States department o!
MAKING TOPSOIL ROADS
Secure reserved seats at the has The increased
in direct proportion to agriculture which calls attention t
PRACTICAL
our
supply
of
good
roads.
the
losses
caused
by
hog
cholera.
Drug store.
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\ Copies of the film are available for
A detour is the longest distance, use in agricultural meetings where The department of agriculture bp-1
it is desired to spread educational reau of public roads has been doing
between two driven points.
information
on cholera and its pre- some remarkable work in surface
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treatment of topsoil roads.
The experiments involved the use
| Saginaw is the name of a varict> of bituminous materials. Judging
of fiber flax which is adapted to con from illustrations published showing j
ditions in the United States, where work being done, thorough prepara-!
the climate is generally warmer and tion of roadbed and thorough mixing |
mcaterials are essential. Tests!
Friday evening, January 1 3 — Senior class play at the high ‘drier than in the flax-growing re- of carried
en warrant the conclusion &
school auditorium, “Adam and Eva."
*ions
o{
northern Europe. It was that a double
surface treatment com , ^
developed by the United States de-
of a prime coat followed with c
Friday eevning, January 1 3 — Eastern Clackamas Business partment of agriculture to take th< posed
binder coat of heavy bituminous!?
Men’s Credit association meets at the city hall.
p|ac« of the commonly used kinds of a material
and mineral covering, is a J ,
fiber flax which “run out within e.
Sunday and Monday,January 15 and 16—“Miss Brew- and
f»w years. More than eight thous successsful and economical trea ; y
bushels of seed of the new flax meat for soil type roads, provided \ d)
ster’s Millions" at the Liberty Theatre.
were produced in Michigan last year. the surface is well supported and ; &
' £
Saturday evening, January 14—Joint installation of of Slaughtering beef on the farm not bonded.
Surface treatments of well bonded ; /
ficers of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
only makes it possible to procure | topsoil roads with light, slow-drying
Thursday afternoon, January 17 — Garfield Dorcas Society often
meat at is the a considerable
saving, hut on which forms a plastic mat, are
only means of obtaining likely to prove successful under light
meets at the home of Mrs. E. J. Yocum.
fresh beef in many localities. When traffic, or for a limited period under
Thursday evening, January 19—District meeting o f the circumstances permit, killing should heavier traffic. A large mileage of
American Legion at the Odd Fellows' hall.
•><? done on a dn>’ " hf,n the beef oan t°P*>il roads has poo,ly bonded sur-
be colled at a temperature ranging
and it is hoped to uevclop a
OUR MOTTO IS “SERVICE”
The People’s Store
H. B, Snyder, Prop.
ADAM AND EVA
Coming Events
♦
ridgy, evening, January 27 , —Regular monthly meeting from 34 to 40 degrees . The car- .ug tieatment to meet this condi
casi should be allowed to bang ftom¡tion.
the Eastern Clackamas Community Club.
f
cA New Year
Resolution
Is of value according to its continuance un
til it becomes a habit. If you wish to better
your financial condition in 1928 get the
habit by resolving to deposit regularly in
your home bank, and “stick to it.”
THE
ESTACADA STATE
BANK
j ~ob
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