are
DOING BUSINESS
R0NT
Since opening our st»ore in Forest» Grove
we have sold more
Buggies, Wagons and Harness
than all the dealers in this section put» to­
gether. We have at all times a
Large and Complete Stock
o f the famous Studebaker vehicles
guarantee every sale we make.
that convinces him in advance that
NEW-
their particular spot on this great earth
is the one in which he should live. P r i n c . i l A p p liq u . a . a T r im m in g
Yfe have only one month left before N e v er b e fo S u re m m h a e s r th G o e w re n s. b e e n su c h
the sale begins.
d e m a n d fo r h a n d m a d e la c e a s a n
Rates to Oregon from Kansas City, c esso ry to th e to ile t, b u t It Is v ery e x . ^ ,
Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and all p e n siv e a n d o u t o f t h e re a c h of
o f us.
In th e e a s ily m a d e p rin ce # ^ .
the great Missouri Valley and west of
a p p liq u e th e w o m a n o f lim ite d m e a n « 11111
there, is $25, with a rednction of $2.50 h a s a n o p p o rtu n ity o f p ro v id in g h e r-.b e
on each ticket east of Umatilla; from se lf w ith e v e ry th in g re q u is ite o r lu jth t
St. Louis, $30; Chicago, $33; New a d d in g to a sle n d e r Incom e by m ak in g ; j j
It fo r o th ers.
York, $50, and a proportionate rate
It Is a b so lu te ly n e c e ssa ry t h a t th e net!
KRUSE
from every other point, large or small, a n d m a te ria ls u se d l>e o f th e very best,
but this ticket must be bought to your a n d ev en th e n th e y w ill c o st v e ry Ut- nc
tie.
station, and not to Portland or some
T h e re a re tw o k in d s o f n e t sold fo r
other city, if you expect them to come th e p u rp o se — tin e fo r perso n al u se a n d ntfcn
>nds All
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1 to you, and it devolves upon the read-! c o a rse r fo r h o u seh o ld a rticle s.
nities
T h e b ra id s a fe m a d e In v a rio u s
ers of this paper to see that every letter w id th s a n d d e g re e s o f O neness to s u l t e l p n
that goes out of the post office carries In d iv id u a l ta s te . O f c o u rse fo r dell- ed
with it correct information relative to ^ c a te d e sig n s v e ry fine b ra id w ill b e
used, w hile fo r th e b o ld er d e sig n s a ,s3
these rates. Get all the facts from your c o a rs e r a n d w id e r o n e w ill be em ploy- ne
egonian
local agent.
«1. T h e lace th re a d m a tc h e s th e b ra id (jd .
edition
In fineness, w h ile all c a n b e o b ta in e d
Get together from 10 to 25 active In e ith e r w h ite o r c rea m color.
oitation
citizens, raise a little fund for the pub- i W h en ta c k in g th e n e t o v e r th e p a t- .Ml ntained
lication of a small leaflet giving the te rn b e c a re fu l to h a v e It perfectly- j j y
infoi-
sm ooth a n d flat a n d w ith o u t c rea se s, ^
important facts relative to your com­ T a c k a ll a ro u n d th e ed g es a n d h e re
iy one
munity, along with these rates, and a n d th e re th ro u g h o u t, so t h a t th e n e t 'e ry issued,
have the leaflet so light that it would w ill be k e p t In place over th e p a tte rn , e q f hortu-
a n d keep th e long s titc h e s a t th e baejg». __
not add to the cost of postage of a let­ o f th e fo u n d a tio n . I f th e d e sig n con-
t and
rac-
ter, and ha. e a* copy of it put in every
many
letter written by business man or citi­
seeker
zen.
every
Several .ministers throughout the
lizer,
different parts of the state, realizing the
.1 in-
importance of these rates, are announ­
larac- ;
cing the details about them to their
nter-
congregations and are asking that they
write to their relatives and friends at a
distance and tell them how cheaply
S IM P Ia V P A T T E R N V O II P R IN C E S S I,A C E .
they can come to Oregon.
and
Our new sealsroom will be ready this week—Goff Bros, old stand.
B. F. WÄGLEY,
OREGON
FOREST GROVE,
Oregon
LAND
CO.
Real Estate Brokers
Loans and Insurance
Office Just West ol Post Office.
Forest Grove,
Ore.
W. H. HOLLIS,
LAWYER
OFFICE over
Hines’ Store
Real Estate and Corpo­
ration Law a Specialty.
Forest Grove,
Oregon
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HANCOCK &, GORDON
FASH IO N S T A B L E S
Pacific Ave.
Forest Grove
Neat Turnouts
E. W. Haines Bank
(ESTA BLISH ED ISVg.)
Forest Grove, Oregon
A general banking business transacted
Interest paid on time deposits.
Accounts invited.
Gty Shaving Parlors
For the Best. Up-to-date Work.
Baths. Pacific Ave, Forest Grove.
A. I. Wirtz, Proprietor
S. A. Moulton
Tkm
L e a d in g T o n s o r ia lis t
of
F o re st
d ro v e
R. INIXOÌN, Dentist
Forest Grove, Oregon
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Holding Milk and Cream
What is now needed is a satisfactory
method of holding the milk and cream
in good condition up to the time of
delivery. The length of time which
milk and cream can be held in good
condition is determined by two things,
the cleanliness with which it is handled
and the temperature at which it is held.
We would not like to admit that re­
frigeration is more essential than clean­
liness, but we know this to be true.
By using the greatest precaution- in
milking and handling milk and cream,
| it is practically impossible to obtain it
absolutely free from bacteria. When
we think of the rapidity with which
bacteria multiply, conditions being
favorable, a single bacterium reproduc­
ing itself in from fifteen to forty min­
utes; we realize that milk held at or­
dinary temperatures, in the course of
twenty-four hours will contain many
| million per cubic centimeter. One of
\ the easiest methods of arresting the
I development of bacteria is by subject-
j ing them to cold. What the producer
needs is refrigeration. Nothing could
j do more toward the producing of good
butter and good cheese than the hold-
| ing of the milk and cream at low tem-
! perature from the time of milking up
to the time of delivery at the creamery
or cheese factory. Knowing this, the
dairy division of the United States De­
partment of agriculture, also the dairy
sections of the various experiment sta­
tions ^id colleges, are doing what they
can to induce the farmers and dairy­
men to use water and natural ice for
cooling.
The dairy division has been sending
out plans for building ice-houses and
giving any information they can regard­
ing the benefits to be derived from the
Dr. J. H. Knox, D. V. S.
Veternary Surgeon.
Office at Hancock it Gordon's livery
stable.
Calls promptly attended to Day or
Night.
T ry
use of ice. In some sections of tne
country, where the possibilities for pro­
ducing milk are greatest, natural ice is
nearly unknown.
The producer in these sections is
almost wholly dependent upon artificial
refrigeration, and at the present time
has very little.
Let us review briefly the relations of
refrigeration to butter and cheese:
To obtain the best finished products
we ought to have it for preserving the
raw materials (milk and cream). To
obtain a uniform grade of butter we
are dependent upon definite tempera­
ture during the process of manufacture.
We have cold storage to keep butter
from the period of gieatest production
until time of shortage. The value of
cold curing of cheese is each year be­
ing better understood. The manifold
relations between refrigeration and
dairy products make us aware of what
we owe the refrigerating engineers.—
Kans. Farmer.
spray the cows before you let them out
to pasture. As it is they spend a good
share of their time fighting flies or
standing in the shade where they will
be free from the pests. When they
are doing that they are not eating or
chewing the cud with any degree of
comfort, and when they are not doing
that they are not making much milk
for you.
Don’t mark your butter “ fancy” un­
less it really is fancy. If you do, it
will not be long before your customers
will tell you that they have different
ideas about what fancy butter is from
what you have and you will nave to
hunt up new markets.
Brindle cows are usually good onps,
but not all good cows are brindle.— E.
L. Vincent.
STATE ACTIVITY NOTES.
ta in s flow er s p ra y s th e s te in s m ay bo
w o rk e d In d a rn in g , co m m en cin g w ell
up to th e flow er p a tte rn , so th a t th>
e n d s w ill he c o n cealed b e n ea th
b ra id , a n d w o rk in g d o w n w a rd to th e
e n d o f th e ste m a n d th e n up a g a in to
th e b eginning.
f a r e m u st b e ta k e n to h a v e th e sterna
g ra c e fu lly c u rv ed . TTie b ra id c a n be
The work of advertising these colo­ c u t w h e re n e c e ssa ry fo r th e n e a tn e s s
nist rates is up to each community and '< of th e w ork a n d th e e n d s tu rn e d In
a n d se w e d d o w n In place.
each individual. If we could add a
T h e Illu s tra tio n sh o w s a v e ry sim ple
hundred thousand to the population o f; d e sig n fo r th e b e g in n e r, w o rk e d o n th e
Oregon in the next year it would mean n e w sh a p e cuff, a n d th e m a te ria ls used.
T h e d e sig n Is so sim p le t h a t th e m e re st
many millions of dollars of additional ty ro w ill find no difficu lty In d rn w ln g
wealth to the state.
It w ith pen a n d Ink on a p ie c e o f w hite,
so m e w h a t to u g h , b u t p lia b le p a p e r c u t
The school population of one district
to th e sh a p e .
in Tillamook County was doubled in \ T u ck th e n e t c a re fu lly o v e r th e lines
six months through the correspondence as Illu s tra te d . T h e n re m o v e th e n e t
and d a rn In th e c e n te rs w ith e m b ro id ­
of the pupils. Corvallis caused the e ry cotto n .
sale of $600,000 worth of land through
Tln> little rin g s can be b o u g h t OP
a d v e rtis in g in w e ll-know n a g iic u ltu ra l m ,,de by w in d in g c o tto n ro u n d a sm a ll
m esh a n d th e n w o rk in g o v e r th is rin g
papers in the older states. The Ore­ a close ro w o f o rd in a ry b u tto n h o le
gon Development League received s titc h a n d th e n se w e d In to place. B e
over 16,000 inquiries from people c a re fu l to se w th e b ra id ou th e o u ts id e
of th e c u rv e s first. W h en th e se w in g
wanting to know about Oregon farming Is co m p leted p re ss th e w o rk o n th e re ­
v erse sid e w ith a h o t Iron.
lands.
Get your ccs=r-aercial body, or some
one of your business men to offer a
prize to the boys and girls who will
write the greatest number of letters, or
who will get actual results in bringing
another family into the community.
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There is an intense desire to come
o n d srfu l C ollection of C h in ese V ases. V
to the Pacific Northwest on the part of W In
o ld en d a y s th e s e m a n te l o r n a ­
the people of the United States and m e n ts c a m e in se ts. T h e se a re u n iq u e •
this is particularly true of Oregon. th ro u g h th e f a c t o f th e ir b e in g th re e f 1
«
Make it intensely true of our commun­
t "
L
ity. See your local agent and find out
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the exact rate. Get more particulars
— post others— put up attractive notices
b m
mt
i
in the post office and in other public
»1 «
places— get the new-comers to write
i
to their old home papers, and as an in­
- ng
i
ducement to do this, let them under­
»w!
i
stand that they can compete for the
eighty prizes, or a total of $5000, off­
-
ered by the Portland Commercial Club.
>
Nothing means so much to Oregon
1
as the colonist rates, and when you
di
read this remember that there is only
led
one month in which to get in advance
work.
T
à
T he supreme need of all Oregon
and particularly our community is
more homemakers. The opportunity
Never mind the heat. Don’t allow
to secure them under the most advan­ that lazy feeling to keep you from do­
GOOD DAIRY POINTERS
tageous conditions is now at hand.
ing your duty. The new home-maker
Pastures beginning to drop off?
Several cities, towns and villages in may buy something you want to sell.
Now is the time to start in on the soil­
this State will make a material addition
ing crops. If the cows begin to fall
— Men’s patent leather button three
to their population as a result of ener­ quarters boxing cloth top, very neat
off in yield it will be hard work to biing
getic work done collectively through Oxfords at Bailey’s.
them up again this season.
the commercial bodies and individually
— Emory grinding done at the Miles
For, keeping up the flow of milk we by the citizens in advising thousands
Purdin Shop, First avenue.
like to have some oats and peas to feed of people back East of the low priced
—Take your Mohair and Wool to
first. We try to make two or three one-way colonist rates which will be
Hoffman and Allen Co.’s for highest
sowings of oats and peas, so that they put on sale September 1st and continue prices.
come on at differeut times.
until October 31st, to Oregon, from all
—See Hoffman & Allen’s windows.
It is not always the cows that give points in the United States.
They contain new creations in skirts
the richest milk that are the most prof­
These rates are agreed upon by all of ail kinds.
itable. We want quantity as well as
— Men’s gun metal, Blucher cut
the railroads in the United States and
quality.
Canada and are controlled by the Trans­ oxfords, medium high heel the latest
at Baileys.
The more there is ot the small white continental Passenger Association, and
—Hoffman & Allen Co. will pay
clover there is in your pasture the bet­ Oregonians must bear in mind that the
the highest price for Mohair and Wool.
ter the cows will hold out in their milk. home-maker is being invited on similar
— Bring your wool and mohair to us.
Nothing is nicer for the pasture than rates to Canada, California, Washington,
that.
Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma and other We will give you the most for it.—
Bailey’s.
It does seem as if it would pay you States, and the state and community
— Ladies’ hand turned patent leather
to spend the time every morning to to which he buys his ticket is the one oxfords, plain toe. Bailey’s Big Store.
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p iec es a n il a p a ir. O rie n ta l In shape,
th e y a re K n g llsh In d e c o ra tio n , the Chi-
n e se d o g w h ic h Is seen on eac h iv v e r —
s h o w in g th e ir orig in .
THE NEW VERMIN EXTERMINATOR,
It is a dessert for Rats and Mice.
crave it, hut it is the last ithey
.ic
kills the Rodent, seals up the !» « • of
and Chemieally 1 'r e i n a t M the b«ly. Ab« ^ .
lutely no smelL
SAL* BY
tory, your money N*k. FOR 5ALL. p i
Guaranteed
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S n lr S e llln i S tem !
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