Forest Grove press. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1909-1914, April 24, 1913, Image 7

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    FOREST G ROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE. OREGON', THURSDAY. APRIL 24. 1913.
C. E. Jay was a Rose City vis­ R. A. Herrington, of Scoggins
itor Tuesday.
valley, was a Grove visitor Mon­
When you want that suit day.
pressed or cleaned take it to
Broderick & Humberg have
Marion Markham, who can do it opened a blacksmith shop on
and do it right. Repairing a Pacific Avenue near Smith's Liv­
specialty.
Shop on P a c i f i c ery, and are prepared to do
avenue.
10-tf
horseshoeing, general blacksmith
19tf
John Heesacker paid this office ing and woodwork.
a pleasant visit Friday last.
Subscribe for the Press. 12-tf
Staehr’s Bazaar is having a
sale on pianos. Some very fine
N otice to Farmers.
instruments, new and second
Get our prices on produce be­
hand, can be had this month at fore you sell. We pay the cash.
exceedingly low prices and very Poultry and veal wanted. Schultz,
easy terms.
22tf
Forest Grove.
18tf
The Press Poultry Department
Conducted by II. S. Canon, Magalia, Calif.
Send questions for this department direct to
Mr. Canon to insure prompt ansuers.
STAEHRS’ B A Z A A R
K. N . S t a e h r , P r o p r i e t o r
F o r e s t G ro v e , O r e g o n .
N e x t O o o r to P o sto ffic e
PIANOS, ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES,
STATIONERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
A rtifical Incubation.
time they are started until the
Pianos; 40 different makes. Organs: any style, parlor or
chapel. Instruments; for band and orchestra. Sheet Music;
Artifical incubation is not new. tinal disappointment on the day
the latest popular pieces, 10 to 25c. Phonographs: Edison
It has been practiced in Egypt
*s l’xPected to hatch. Not
e
,
. , ,
, ., j only are they a source of trouble
in
all styles. Records; full Edison catalogue. Sew ing M a­
for centuries. A study of the
,
. . ..
and anoyance, but there is a con-
chines; latest improved makes. N eedles and Extras; for
methods in use there, however, stant danger of fire while they
any machine made. School Supplies; books and stationery.
is of no use to us,- for long as it are running, while with a prop-
Notions; toys and birthday gifts.
has been practiced, they are still erly constructed machine there
using the same crude methods j *s practically no danger,
which have been in use since the
Ihere are two types in corn-
first chick was hatched by other mon llse> the hot water and the
than the use of hens.
I hot air. As the names imply,
The eggs are placed in large o n e >s heated by hot water and
ovens, built somewhat on the the other by hot air, which is
lines of the old Dutch ovens one the only difference,
Foundations, Walks, Curbing, Drains,
sees pictured in the books of
hi the hot water machines a
Cement W ork of all Kinds. Everything
years ago. The temperature is set of pipes is located directly
guaranteed from start to finish.
judged by the attendant thrust­ over the eggs and the heat radi­
ing his hand in the oven, and ates downward from these pipes
although their methods are crude through which the hot water cir-
in the extreme, the Egyptian culates, starting from a supply
poultryman has become so ex- tank which is heated by a lamp,
Forest Grove,
. . .
Oregon
pert at the business that failures : an() returning to the tank to be
are rare. It is estimated that reheated,
Many people in this section of Washington county
several million eggs are hatched
1 l'e *'°t a>r machine is heated
are interested in Poultry-raising and will purchase
in this way yearly, the people for by the hot air from the lamp cir-
eggs or breeding stock. You can reach them
many miles around bringipg culating through a large fiat
through the classified columns of the
their eggs to the ovens which drum located in the upper part
are operated by experts.
°f Die eV£ chamber, the heat be-
F o rest G rove P r e ss
Modern artificial incubation, I *n£ diffused from above just as
however, is a comparatively new the heat from the hen is applied
Offices, with Forest Grove Press, Hoffman Building.
thing.
j from above.
Fifteen years ago an incubator
Nature seldom makes a mis­
Law Office, M. 8. Bump, Hillsboro.
was a neighborhood curiosity take, and while man may im­
GUARANTEES RELIABLE SERVICE
worth going miles to see, and for prove on the methods of Nature,
his methods must W’ork in har­
which many predicted failure.
mony
with her ways.
That it is not a failure is clear­
— ;
v » I :
------------
In
order
that the germ in
ly shown by the fact that there
are upward of two million incu­ which the spark of life lies dor-
bators now’ in successful opera- mant may be closest the source
draw your Attention
tion. One manufacturer alone of )|eat at all times during the
to this R e i n f o r c e d
claims that there are 350,000 of period of incubation, the germ is
Frame. You can in­
his machines now in operation, attached to the yolk of the egg
spect one at the shop of
and
he is but one of more than which contains sufficient oil to
G. C. D anielson,
(!)
Pacific Ave., Forest Grove.
fifty manufacturers making and make it light enough to float on
They handle Reinforced and Ordinary Framed Bicycles in many
selling incubators and brooders. the white, so that whatever way
is the signal for greater effort
Variations at a wide range o f prices but only o f the kind that
(!)
♦>
in all lines of endeavor. Wann­
Some incubators, like the raz­ the egg may be turned the yolk
gives entire satisfaction. Buying a Bicycle is like buying a Watch.
er and dryer weather means
Do not depend upon the nice y enameled frame, demand to see the
is always uppermost, hence near­
ors
which
are
made
to
sell
and
works. Get Cycle w ise -Y o u are safe at Danielson’s Gyclery.
I’ ll
greater activity in bu il d i n g
not to shave, are made to sell er the breast of the hen.
frame up another Demonstration for next week. Watch form e.
operations. Now
o
The Cycle Expert.
and not to hatch.
) That is why we apply the heat
¡1
In buying an incubator it is not from the top instead of from the
advisable to buy a cheaply con­ bottom or sides of the incubator
work on your new residence,
structed manchine, for it is a —so that the greatest heat may
store building, barn or other
structure. When you are ready
waste of time and money. It be closest to the germ which it
to start
will never give good results and warms into life.
is a source of trouble from the
(Continued Next Week)
CEMENT W O R K .
M. S. TAUNTON,
Investment Realty Abstract Company
Makes \our A b s tra ct
r É
I
(!)
GREETINGS!
I
I
TODAY
I want to
«
ill
I
I
[s]
h Ì
The Approach of Spring
I
Is the Time to Start
Better Late Than Never
B
That New House,
UT better never late.
On time is best o f all. An
on-time watch will set a good ex­
ample in punctuality.
An on-
time watch is a necessity in these
days when everything runs on
schedule.
One of o u r El g i n
watches will help you to connect.
Ì1 12
THE
G. M. Wheeler
is a good moderate priced Elgin
watch for men.
17 JeWels A djusted
J. N. Hoffman was a Portland
visitor Monday, attending the
Multnomah county court.
Trespass notices printed to or­
der at the Press office.
tf
F. A. Moore has purchased a
half interest in the grocery store
of Mrs. Williams, on Pacific Av­
enue. Mr. Moore is an experi­
enced groceryman and the new
firm should do well.
When you are wanting some-
thing that is par excellent for
cleaning, whitening and pre-
serving the teeth go to the For-
est Grove Pharmacy and get the
Florentine Tooth Paste, the best
yet.
16-tf
9
,8
$50.00
in filled
cases.
in solid gold
cases.
SHEARER & SON
Main Street,
Forest Grove, Oregon
BELGIAN STALLION
“Ouragan” 3821
Handsome bay stud, Grand Champion, 3 years
old, State Fairs of California and Oregon,
champion yearling at the A. Y. P. This horse
has never been defeated in the show ring.
Fee $25.00 to Insure Mare in Foal
FOREST GROVE TRAINING PARK
Forest Grove,
- -
-
Oregon
Wm. Deitz, of Gales Creek,
was a welcome caller at the
Press office last Friday.
Ladies’ calling cards, 50 for
75 cents, at the Press.
tf
Fred Gerhke, of Scoggins val­
ley, was a Grove visitor Satur­
day.
Here is a chance to go into
business. With small capitol and
low rent you can buy an old es-
tablished, prosperous business in
Forest Grove, that will make you
an independent living. Call on
or address K. N. Staehr, forest
Grove, Oregon.
25tf
Herb Smith paid one of his in­
frequent visits to the Grove, the
latter part of the week. Herb is
looking as well as ever, and
seems to be enjoying the fine
spring weather of this fine coun­
try.
get our estimates on all the ma­
terial you will require.
Willis-Place Lumber Co.,
Phone 024X. So. A Si., Forest Grove.
When you come
to town GET
D I N N E R for
the HORSE at
W. W. R Y AL S
Feed and Sale Stables
W. W. RYALS, Prop’r
N o rth M ain St,
F o re tt G ro v e, O re g o n
First Class Rigs and Saddle Horses for Hire
CONTRACT HAULING AND PLOWING
Get my prices
TH E CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Next Suuday morning at the
Christian church will be a very
important day to every member
of the church, and it is hoped
that all will make a special effort
to be present. It will also be
men’s day in the Bible school,
and the men will make a special
effort to outdo the wonrun. In
the evening the fourth of the
series of special sermons on
.
....
Great Character sketches, sub­
ject, “The Woman Who Loved
D R . D A V ID R O B E R T S , W iiconsin State Veterinarian, 1906-7-8
Her Mother-In-Lav>. ” M c’l in­
terest is being manifested in Do you want a Live Stock Paper a whole year FREE?
these sermons. Baptism after Do you want the best Veterinary Book published, cloth-
the evening service. Public cor­
bound and fully illustrated, FREE?
Do you want FREE the veterinary advice of Dr. David
dially invited.
Mxb
(attle § p ecialisl
Roberts, State Veterinarian of Wisconsin, 1906 7 8?
About these free offers and Dr. David Roberts Veterinary
Medicines, ask
Schultz Pure Food Market and
Farmers, A ttention.
Grocery will pay you cash for all
produce which you bring in. We
want your goods. Originators of
“ Cash for Prrduce” plan.
PACIFIC DRUG CO.
Forest Grove, Oregon