OPERATOR RESIGNS
G o in g So m e .
CHRISTMAS POULTRY
VALUE OF MANURE SPREADER WINTER CARE OF BROOD SO*
The New Hat-Tree— Ana yws*re ■
I oenteaarlanT By George! Adds from
We want everythin* in the produce line for
E x t r e m e ly P ro fita b le F a r m Im p le m e n t 8 u c o e s s In P o r k P ro d u c tio n Is l *«»,
our Christmaa trade.
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Send ua your chickens
K e p t — F ig u r e s P ro ve .
A n i m a l 's H ealth.
And your ducks and geese
secret?
The Grandfather’s Clock
C O L L IS IO N O F T R A IN S .
And your veai and pork.
(serenely)— I keep regular hours and
W e can use your produce any day in the
Our experience throughout the coun­
Success In pork production Is w
always find something for my hands
year. Address all shipments
try has proven that a load of manure ly affected by the attention given 3 !
F R A N K L. SM IT H M EA T CO.
to do!— Puck.
S e n t O u t O n e H e H a d O r d e r s to H old on any farm can be made to cover the health and comfort of the brooT]
“Fighting the Beef Trust"
and fo r 30 M in u t e s S h u d d e re d
twice as much ground, and such sow. She should always, espedinl'
PO R TLA N D , OREGON
In F e a r at C a la m it y T h a t
ground as is covered be made to pro­ In winter, be housed In a warm, cois
duce nearly twice the results that It fortable place. Preferably this vu
Im p e n d e d .
Nervous P rostration L o n g Endured
would be possible to secure from be a cot well supplied with straw
Before Rem edy w a s Fo un d .
T H E O L D R E L I A B L E Miss
Palisade, Col.— Richard Boydsten, hand distribution.
and having a door which swings both
Minerva Reminger, Upper Bern,
Painless
D e n t i s t s Pa., writes: "For several years I had who was an operator at Tunnel, the Therefore, a man need have but a ways, always closing when the toT
or­ very small amount of stock on a for­ passes In or out. This cot may well
N ot only do we guarantee our work, but we nervous prostration, and was utterly next station above Palisade, had
promise to do it quickly, painlessly and carefully. wretched. I lived on bread and beef dered physicians and wreckers to take ty-acre
farm to make a manure be located at some distance from the
tea because my stomach would not re­
The below prices speak for themselves.
tain anything else. I took many rem­ care of the dead and injured on Den- spreader an extremely paying Invest­ feeding place, so that she will get u-,
SEE U S A N D E N J O Y COMFORT.
edies, but obtained no relief until I ver & RJo Grande passenger train No, ment, even though he base the value necessary exercise In running to and
took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, when I began 6, which for 30 minutes he believed of the manure at no more than $1 per fro.
to gain at once. Am now cured.”
Her food should consist largely 0(
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong had, through his carelessness, been load when distributed by hand, says a
nerves, and this Is why Hood's Sarsa­ sent over the mountain side near De writer in an exchange. If a manure bulky foods, such as milk, roots and
parilla, which p’ < fles and enriches the beque, with a consequent loss of doz­ spread costs $75 to $125, we can al­ clover hay, which will keep her In
blood, cures so many nervous diseases. ens if not hundreds of lives.
low 10 per cent, for depreciation and good condition without fattening. As
Get it today in usual liquid form or
Boydsten has auburn hair, and al 7 per cent, for Investment, making a farrowing time approaches the bulk
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
though It has not changed color, he total of 17 per cent, that the spreader should be cut down, less water should
declared that he would have sent
will cost.
be given, and more protein and oily
Children’s D r e s s e s .
Full Sat o f Teeth .....................
$5.00
We have seen It demonstrated re­ feeds should be fed, so as to keep the
A good idea for mothers who like bullet into his brain when he learned
Bridge Work or Teeth Without
P la te ................................................... $3.50 to $5.00
to have souvenirs of their little one’s of his error had he hpd a gun. Boyd­ peatedly and believe the experimental sow In a laxative condition. She
Gold Crowns............................................. $3.50 to $5.00
sten sent In his resignation at once stations will bear out our statement should be disturbed as little as possi­
Porcelain Crowns ................
$3.50 to $5.00 childhood Is to paste In a book sam
Gold or Porcelain Fillings.............................$ 1 Up pies from every new dress or suit, and says he will return to Chicago to when we say that a good manure ble. If she Is allowed to get nervous
**qver Fillings ...................................... 5 0 C to $ l
with a picture of the pattern If possl work behind a cigar counter, his for- spreader, by reason of Its doubling the or excited, the effect may be seen up­
15 Y E A R S ’ G U A R A N T E E .
occupation.
area and doubling the results from on the litter. In an excitable tempera­
ble. Not only is this Interesting for
Hours, 8 A, M. to 8 P. M., Sundays, 9 to 12.
I realized almost Immediately after the area over hand distribution, will ment which lessens the rapidity o(
both mothers and children in time to
come, but It forma a valuable history the passenger had passed Tunnel what make a load of manure that Is worth their growth.
P A IN L E S S DENTISTS.
of
costumes for the period, and la of I had done,” said Boydsten. “ I had or­ $1 distributed by hand worth $4 when
First and Morrison Sts,
PO R TLA N D , ORE.
practical service as well as Insuring ders to hold the east-bound passenger distributed with a good machine. On
S E A S O N A B L E S U G G E S T IO N S .
for a freight which had Just passed De- this basis, and considering that no
variety in dress from year to year.
broken machinery and castings
beque. I forgot to deliver the order to forty-acre farm under any sort of or­
o f all kinds by a new process,
Go to the woods or orchard and get
hold No. 6. I knew that It would re­ dinary conditions ought to produce
She N eeded a Wringer.
making them as good as new. Machine work of
all kinds. We fix any old thing. Portland (hy-Acetyloe
"Oh. yes,” said Mrs. Bright, “I got sult In the worst wreck in the history less than twenty-five loads per annum, your leaf mold and rich soil for pot­
Weium« Cnapafly, 305 Clisan St F W Mam 6769. Portland. Or.
home all right, but when I reached the ot the road, for the two trains were we figure an increased value of the ting the plants when the time comes.
Don’t burn the loose grass from the
door I found I hadn't my latchkey. I bound to meet on the hill In the can­ manure amounting to $75, as against
10 YOU WANT AN INCOME?
The Viava Remedies cure backache, nervous­ thought I should never get In, for Mr. yon. I called Debeque hoping against an annual spreader cost of $17. This lawn and the orchard, but put It tn
ness, female troubles and rectal diseases. Send Bright was tn the bath-tub and I had hope that the freight had not passed
looks like phenomenal results, but It the comport pile to rot during the
fo r our book free. W e want good women agents
out of the yards, but was too late
everywhere. Make money at home. W rite for to ring him out!"
Is the record of careful spreader uses winter.
particulars. The V avi Co., 609 Rcthchild Build­
Examine the bee colonies and 11
“ I have read In magazines of the all over the country, and It Is the
ing. Portland. Oregon.
Men to Be Despised.
awful experiences of operators who fundamental principle that has stood any are short of food supply It now
We ought to despise the man who
made Just the mistake I did, but behind the greatly increasing spread­ as the bees do not like to take up
We P ositve'y Pay High- will not help others and also despise had
I don’t believe they tell half the awful er trade that has been making itself syrup after frosty weather comes
the fakers who pretend to be helping feeling a man has who thinks that he
V
est Prices for
Sell your honey now before the
felt In the last five years.
others while only helping themselves. has sent a hundred passengers to cer­
market becomes glutted with that of
Some
people
may
question
our
state­
—Leslie’s.
tain death. I prepared for the worst, ment as to the large Increase from a the late sellers.
sent an order to Grand Junction for load of manure when properly dis­
U
Write for Further Inlormalion.
Sow rye for the ducks and hens.
a wrecker and asked for a dozen phy­ tributed, by a good machine over the It will make fine green food lor a
N. M. U N G A R CO., Inc., FU R R IE R S
109 Seventh St.. PO R TLA N D , ORE.
Then I waited. I could not hand distribution, but those who have long time this fall and some will be ,
Advice given on all matters pertaining to Home­ sicians.
stead, Desert Land, Timber Claims, Mining. Irri- leave the key to look for signs of a
tried It and tried It most carefully left for the early spring.
gation. Etc. Appeals prepared; State your case;
burning wreck, for the dispatcher kept will agree with us.
Pigs that are to be fattened for the
w rite for information.
asking for more particulars.
G R O V E R L A N G M A D E , Attorney,
Christmas market should be confined
Washington, D. C.
“ Finally, when I felt certain the
now, but uot In pens that crowd
F O R T H E P O U L T R Y R A IS E R .
Formerly L A W E X A M IN E R ; Land Office. Wash­ wreck had occurred, I
looked In the
them.
ington, D. C.
drawer for a gun, Intending to kill
In digging the turnips don’t try to
Never allow the laying hens, or in
myself, but It was not there and I de­ /act any poultry, to stand around on get every one, but leave a fair sup­
cided to await the Inevitable. Just damp, cold floors. Straw, chaff, or ply for the sheep to browse on.
then Debeque called and said the leaves are cheap.
46 Per Cent P ro tein — 10 Per Cenl Fat
freight had backed Into the yards,
Some people say they have had
F a ll F e e d in g o f Tim othy.
T H E W O R L D ’S B E ST
closely followed by the passenger.
good success by feeding corn exclu­
It Is a good plan to sow timothy In
FO R
_ C0FFEEC
It seems the reflection of No. 6’s sively, but It Is a fact that hens can­
the fall, even If the ground Is to be
TEA SPICES
COW S, P O U L T R Y -
electric headlight was seen by the en­ not thrive on this feed alone many sown to clover the next spring. Un­
BAKING
POWDER
a l l FARM ANIMALS
gineer of the freight Just as he was months at a time.
der the usual system of rotation of
>- EXTRACTS
It is almoHt without an equal aa a concentrated
approaching the steepest downgrade
feet!.” —U. S. Agricultural Dept. Bulletin No. 68
Red pepper and other stimulating crops It Is desirable to get a catch oi
JUST RIGHT
and 372.
In the canyon. He thought at once food may have a temporary effect on
some kind of grass to prevent break­
< n z 2E 2E r
SOLD BY A L L DEALER S.
something was wrong, reversed his en­ the laying efforts of a hen, but it Is
ing the regular rotation, and If the
CLOSSET a DEVE
PACIFIC OIL MILLS,
Seattle, Wa.h.
gine
and
stopped
the
train
within
a
PORTLAND. ORE.’
like giving whisky to a man. When timothy seed is sown on the raw
short distance of the passenger. Had the effects wear off they are in a
ground with the fall-sown wheat, fail­
he gone over the brink of that hill no
worse condition than before.
ure will rarely occur. Even If the
power on earth could have stopped his
Always remember that skim-milk Is clover falls, the timothy remalna. If
train and many Uvea might have been
hard to beat In the feeding ration.
there is a catch of clover and ft make«
dentistry on the Pacific Coast is executed here.
sacrificed. ”
W e have bnilt up our reputation on it. Y on can
Turkeys do better when not con­ a good crop, the timothy help« to
depend on quality and cannot get better painless
fined In close houses. An open shed hold it up and prevents as much lodg­
’▼ork anywhere, no matter how much you pay.
We finish pi______
is a very good place for turkeys to ing as if it were alone. Then, too,
plate and _
bridae work ; for c
out-
CATCHERS
OF
CATERPILLARS
roost, exfeept In cold weather.
the mixture of the two kind! of
of-tow n _ p
patrons
in
atron s__
>ne day i f demi red.
Have the poultry house handy to grasses makes a better quality ol hay
Jainless extraction
P it t s b u r g B o y s W h o H a v e B e e n R id ­
free when plates or
the barnyard or straw stack. They than either will If grown alone.
bridge work is order-
d in g P a r k T r e e s of the Ineecte
od* Consultation free.
will pick up half their living around
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r
ik
e
f
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s
.
Molar Crown« $ 5 . 0 0
such places and keep happy by the
A m e r ic a n -G ro w n H ogs.
j 22k Bridge To«th4.0 0
exercise they have In the scratching.
The people of the United States
Fit any make o f phonograph or graphophone
Pittsburg, Pa.— Schoolboys who en­
I Gold Fillings 1 .0 0
have fondness for bacon and ham and
listed to help Forester L. Grimes rid
1 Enamel Fillings 1 .0 0
R o o s t s f o r th e A s ia t ic s .
salt pork and sausages and spar* rib«
(Silver Fillings .5 0
the city’s trees of the destroying cat­
Brilliant
Tone
Roosts for Brahmas or Cochins and the other delicacies the hog give«
■ Good Rubber
_ A.
erpillar went on strike for more money
1 Plates
5 .0 0
Never Break
should not be more than a foot above One-third of all the swine In the world
■ Beat Red Rubber _
Mr. Grimes held out against the de­
I Platts
7.50
Never Wear Out mands until he began to worry over ground. Being very heavy birds, they are In our country, and the 47,782,000
81. W. A. WISI, P msioht in Mmsia Painless Extr'tion .5 0
the Inroads of the insects, and then cannot easily fly, and it Is better that head which are here now are worth an
as run imauwio is thumd
B IS T m i t h o d s
SOLO BY YOUR HOME DEALER OR
average of $9.14 each, or a total of
A U w ork fu lly guaranteed fo r fifte e n years.
he posted on park trees and about the they should not be compelled to.
Some breeders do not allow them to $436,373,000.
schools a notice that the pay would
There are 6,365,000 fewer hop
he advanced from 10 to 25 cents a roost at all, but Instead heavily bed
Painless Dentists
the floor of the pen and allow the than In 1909. but they are worth 12 59
quart
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
M in t BuUdlnf, Third and Washington PORTLAND. ORE.
Cities Honrs: • A. If. to 8 P. If. Sundays. 8 to l
False bottom measures will not go, fowls to squat wherever they feel In­ more per head, the hogs being valued
at $81,809,000 more than In 1909, d»
however, for a standard measure Is clined.
But tn allowing them to roost on the spite the great decrease in number-
part of the equipment of each of three
receiving stations.
This move was floor cafe should be taken that there
prompted by a North side boy, who are no drafts, which Is often the case
F e e d in g D a ir y C a lv e s Profitably.
was caught buying the cocoons from If the doors do not fit tightly.
Young calves need whole milk D*
& W OM EN
Leaves or cut straw make good bed­ (he first few days. The calf sboeM
his schoolmates at cut prices and sell­
S T in
IN THE W O RLD .
Bovs- S hoes , $2 .0 0 , $2.50 A $3.00. B
B E est
ing them short measure to the city. ding for such fowls, and If each morn­ always have the first or colostrum
you
f Jh e benefit m a t fre e h id e a. w h ic h rip p ly p r in ­ TV.) ful-
ing the droppings are collected the milk of the cow, and be allow ed to
c ip a lly to aoleleal b a r, a n d the r e d u c e d ta riff
He had a false bottom measure.
i eofe le a th e r, n o w enabloe m e to 0 fv « the ixe that
my shoes
Comparisons of dally Individual har­ birds will do as well on the floor a? nurse the cow until the eighth or
w esrsr mora raft/» f o r him moss«?, y. h o tte r and h
ave
lo n a u r w o n .'np 11, * 3 .5 0 an d $4 s/iocs than
vests share Interest with top spinning on the roosts.
ninth milking, when the milk Is suit­
been the
standard
and kite flying.
able for human food. Feed often wit
fo r over 30 years, that i make and sell more 93.00, $3.50and $4.00 shoes
8 r u s h ln g U d d e r B e tt e r T h a n W a s h i n g
small amounts to avoid overfesdbf-
than any other manufacturer In the U.8., and that D o lla r fo r D o lla r ,
Brush the udder well before milk­ Teach the calf to drink and ttd
1 G u áran te*» >ly S h o e « to hold their shape, look and fit better, and
wear longer than* any other $3.00, $3.50 or $4.00 shoes you can buy ?
CHANTICLER HATCHES CHICKS ing, but do not wash it. Few milk­ whole milk for at least three weeks,
Quality has made inv shoe« T h e L o a d e r « o f t h e W o r ld .
men can wash a cow’s udder at milk­ changing to a skim milk gradual»-
ase oT
p
You will be pleased when you buy my shoes because
o f tne
the
‘‘trsnient
H. U
fit and appearance, and when It comes timo fo r you to ]
D r iv e s
H en
O ff N e st a n d C r o w s ing time and dry it thoroughly enough
another pair, you w ill be mora than pleased because
Sho« Co.
so that no filthy moisture will get In­
ones wore so w ell, and gave you so much comfort.
R e g u la r ly
W h ile
K e e p in g
S e e d C r o p s In Dem and.
to the milk. It is better not to have
CAUTION!
name and price stumped on the bottom. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE
the E g g s W a rm .
Seed crops of sweet corn, gM**
If jc ' a T dealer cannot supply yon with W. L Domilas **hoes, write for Mall Order i atalog.
the
udder
cleaned
at
all
than
to
have
W .
I M I I t d . A K , 14.1 s p M r k N t . , I t r o o k l o u , 11 asa .
peas and beans of good quality
Omaha, Neb.— Mrs. Thomas Harte the milk flavored with the foul wash ever Increasing demand, and the Q”**'
of 2210 Sherman avenue has a red water. A good brushing will remove tlty needed yearly has become
bantam rooster that is a real mother all loose filth that would be likely to large that ..he seedsman Is obllgs*
to its brood. Four weeks ago Mrs. get into the pail.
have thq, major portion of his *t
Harte’s red bantam hen showed a de­
gjown for him by others.
M il k a n d M e a t.
sire to go into the business of hatch­
M r S p e c ia l X m a s P r ic e s U n t il J a n u a ry l .
One pound of nutriment from milk,
ing eggs. Thirteen were placed under
P ro te c tio n f o r Tree*.
$100 rewnrd to anyone who can show that we a s k or r e c e iv e more
her and she got along nicely for a can be produced more cheaply than
than the following p rices:
Many fruit and shade trees are
couple of days, when the rooster one pound of nutriment in meat. The annually by being girdled by n
22K Gold Crowns, molar»,
$4.00 P la t e s —None better can be mad*.
drove her off and sat on the eggs him­ pound of nutriment from milk, how­ during the winter months. As ^
22K Gold Crown*, all others
The Teeth we guarantee never
ever, requires an expenditure of more
self.
season is approaching, it wou j,
labor.
So
persistent
did
he
become
in
his
22 K Gold Bridgework,’ p , r °
o l t .........* 7’80 **i —t
well for the orchardlst to bar® _
ambition to do the duty of the hen,
mind some form of protection “
S
h
e
lt
e
rin
g
th
e
M
i
l
k
M
a
k
e
r.
that he was allowed to remain upon
■W M .
W
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................. * • “ 7SC
The time is here when thought frees In order to prevent such *
to o th ................................$3.00
A ll other work as low.
the nest and the hen was given an­
must be given to the comfort of the
other batch of eggs to care for.
All work guaranteed both painless and for 15 years.
Value of Cultivation.
W f have Rved in Portland over 25 year». You cannot obtain better
A few days ago the rooster came cows if their owners expect to sleep
It has been asserted that e d ^
with
no
twinges
of
conscience.
dentistry of better materials if you pay 10 times as much.
L o w East
off the nest, bringing nine little fluffy
tlon Is equal to manuring. 1«
S id e e x r e n s e is why we can afford these prices.
chicks with him. Every morning, ac-
cases it Is of greater Importance ^
Scarcity
of
Hogs,
We always do lust as we advertise— we hire no traveling dentists,
| cording to Mrs. Harte, he. like chanti-
nor do we have students— we do all our own work, every part o f it.
tn the United States In 1880 there use o f the plow, the barrows ^
cler, would crow loudly, but not one«
were
4D.OOA.000 hogs and 50.000.000 cultivator, the disk barrow a »
BIO ONE-PRICE EAST SIDE DENTISTS
did he desert the eggs long enough to
humans. In 1900 there were 76,000,- »cuffler w ill produce results mow
DRS K E L S A Y * PITTENGER
let them get cold.
000 humans and only 67.000,000 hogs.
prising.
Cor. Union Ave. and East Morrison, East Side.
Utterly Wretched
U n io n D e n ta l C o .
WE WELD
R A W FU R S
PUBLIC LANDS
t f & A I*
THEVERYBEST
2
TO
Minute gl ^
4
Minute
COLUMBIA
Indestructible Records
W i s e D e n t a l Co., me.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
W. L. D O U G L A S
*3 *3.50 & *4 SHOES FOR MEN
FIGHTING THE DENTAL TRUST