I
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W H E N IN
S E A TT L E
I IS F R Y E
SEATTLE'S
LARGEST
COWPEAS GAIN FAVOR
Becoming Valued Crop Through­
out the Central States.
HOTEL
Only lhr«*i lilorka fn »n Ihtpola ami Ikirks, Op.
»«.Ur City Hall 1‘ark and Court IJ iium .
Possesses Many Advantage* Over
Clover — Mature* Quicker and
Combine* Not Only Hay Crop,
O '« « « « , i t . mi h m
But Oraln at Well.
With prlvaUi l>ath. I »>rr«un. C id u rn •».(«
I panama. |3 00 tU Mi 14 no
TIIK riNKHT IM»1.1 Alt ROOM IN AMERICA
With datachail l*U>, I »>«r«on, II 00 |l Ml
" W h e n In Seattle Try the Frye”
íR y
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H. J O H N S O N .)
Farmer* who have never tented the
cow or Ntoek pea nhould hy all meen*
—
try a crop of that legume thin aprlng.
Originally grown only In the South, It
SIXTH ANI> EVERETT 8TS.
linn npreail northward and heroine a
F ou r lllnrka fro»n IlnUm Htattnn. Iln iU r n «w
valued crop throughout tho central
iu«tuuf«’ittrnl. A ll ruunw nnw iy (Ir ro rtia d
SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OK MONTH ntntea.
KaUi QOc. 75c. $1. $1.50 l*«r Day.
belonging to the name family an red
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»•lover, It In natural to compare the
'jualltlen of Ihe two, although III many
roHpeetn they are entirely unlike.
W • Ptjr lh* P m I b i «.
(.’lover reijulren two yearn for ma­
I f In r n « l o f P u r * D ru gs « m i ( h « m i f t l i . A rc h
v»«il»|...» »•. SktVWN II f • * r •. t HU99K9( I Uatcc turity, cowpeaa only three uionthn. A
S lo c k in ii, A l»«lontirtal M u p p o rts ri, H u ip en sory stand of the clover In hy no mennn
N e w H o u s to n H o te l
D R U G S B Y M A IL
l U m U i M fo r M *rt. and »11 cither K u lilr r (rimda
o f r v e r y dflacriptkm . w n d t<» ti>«
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Mowing Cowpea Crop.
Druglem Practitioners
certain and In nome section* han be­
come no precarious that farmer* are
canting around for some other fertiliz­
712 State,
Salem, Oregon.
ing crop to replace It.
Again. < lover harvest comes In June
D EVELO PIN G and
when showers are naturally frequent
PRINTING for
F or • littU- IkjrMtiritf am ong you r fr ie n d » w ith and when the farmer Is busy with the
K o d a k ». Krnd fo r in form a tion a » U> how you ran corn and with other work ; on the oth­
• o r u r t e r r «lit* and h ave Y ou r work done I*R E E o f
Charm»- W r ite today, or »end us fo r tria l a roll o f er hand, pens are cut In August or
fllru or n e g a tiv e * to bu print**! ami r ro o lv e 40 par September when the rush o f work la
r * n t oft.
over and when then* Is generally a dry
PHOTO C RAFT »HOP. Plttork Block.
Finally, cow-peas combine In
P. O H ot 728.
Po rtla n d . O regon s|x-ll.
them Helves not only a bay crop but u
grain crop as well.
A g a t e C u t t in g
All these Imisirtant advantages has
r o a i t %o w i v u C u t a no
the pea over the «-lover; and ugnlnst
MOUNT VOU« AGA Tf IN A KXlO
them I can only think o f the p«»lntii
hoto MINO IMI CUT UNO full
oc riN o ca a n o ag atc
that the pea-vines require a longer
time to cure. de|M-n<lliig on the rank­
ness of the vines, and are a little
hanler to handle with the fork than
clover.
On my fruit farm peas have entire­
H T i r . N T I F i r A S T I t O l / X î M A L In a tru rtin n »'
F o r T a u t». ktm ding». Hooks, rte . A g en e ra l fo re -
ly dlsplace«l clover becauae th«*lr sea­
oaat fo r 8 y«»»r»( w ith »(»e r ia l ind ication s fo r 1 yea r,
With the in ­
or any (»a rticu la r question w ith a d vice, fo r $1.00, son Is so much shorter.
»e n d fu ll hirth data. A S T K O l / K i K ’ A L S T U D IO .
tensive system of fruit-growing 1 enn-
Portla n d . O regon . P. (). B ox K26.
not afford to give the land to clover
S T U D Y txjokkrailing, shorthand, t*’ W*grai»hy.
At the
sa l«w m »n »h ip . E n glish h ra n rh e». at an a ccred ited ¡ for its long season of growth.
»chool, writ»*, or phone Main 60U for ratalog'
same time— and 1 should have men­
Hehnka-Walkrr
I
u a te » gu a ran tee-d (»oai lions. iir
h n k «- W a ll
S rad
Morrison. | tioned this In making the comparison—
uslnesn ( *)llege. 167 4th Utroat*
Portland, Oregon.
I Ixdleve that a heavy crop o f clover Is
superior as a fertilizer to a crop of
DAISY FLY KILLER ïîr^.*"p;,7w peaa.
a ll file s . Neal, clean,
Before cowrpcas were Introduced
o f n*u.entai, con vea.
lent. (h ea p . L a t i t a l i
- t e s s o n . H o l a o I there was no fertilizing crop with
metal, can't spill er tip
which to follow early potatoes and
over ; w ill u t t o ll o r
ln | u r e a n y t h i n g .
stmwberrles. In southern Missouri, on
f e
,.s ' • Guaranteed
efl*. tir e .
- 1 1 y
99 % or
4 sent |.y e * presa pro- a low sandy soil, they will mature If
sown after th«* wheat Is cut nnd can
pahl lor $1.
RAROLD AUMARt. 18S D eKaik Ave . Braofelya. R . T. be turned in time for the sowing o f the
fall wheat.
G ra a n la fed E yelid s,
Further north In the latitude o f St.
Eye* inflamed by expo- Louis, they cannot he depende«! on to
■ureto Sun, Bust and Sind
do this but they will make growth
illicitly relieved by Marina
iyeBeeedy. No Smarting, enough to be o f great vulue to turn
juit Eye Comfort. At under.
Your Druggist’ » 50c per Bottle. Marine Cyt
They should n«»t he sown until the
Salve in Tube. 25c. For D*ok »1 the F ye frte.uk ground Is thoroughly warm and no
Druggim or Marla« Cya Icaefjr C*., CkicafO more cold weather Is to be feared, and
not later than the llrst of July.
Tlie Whippoorwill variety Is the
“ So you don’ t think censorship is
most generally planted when the se«Ml
practical?”
“ Not at the present tim e,” replied Is wanted, and the Clay for vine. I
Senator Sorghum. “ It's hard enough have noticed that late-sown peas al­
to keep track o f the people who do ways make tin* best and the most seed,
mischevious things, without trying to for the reason that they do not make
atke complete care o f those who con­ so mu«-h vine.
tent themselves with reckless talk.”
Simply as a mon«*y crop ntul wlth-
F. A. B RE W STE R. M. I)., DEAN
FREE
The rnun with a herd of good «lulry
cows has enough t<» do and enough to
think ab«»ut at this time of the year.
I know dairymen who do not feed
strippers <»r dry cows any grain food
during the winter or early spring.
This may be a clump way of roughing
them through tho winter, but such
method* have never returned u profit
on the wr1t«*r's furin.
I know that It seems a loss to feed
dry mjws , but It Is not so much a
question as to whether or not he can
afford to have th«*in become rundown
In flesh condition and be unable to
give a go«»d yield o f milk after they
freshen In the spring.
Two fxiunds o f g«>od, wholesome
grnln food a day to each cow will h«dp
wonderfully and In connection with
goo«l ensilage and clover hay will main­
tain her In very good condition.
We have found «*arly <*ut clover hay
one of the best winter fe«-«ls for dairy
«mttle. We have often chunged from
clover to timothy hay and invariably
the yield o f milk would fall off.
Well-cured clover hay comes nearer
to b«*lng a balanced ration than any
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FOR
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\
troubles
That Itch, Burn, Torture and Disfigure
Use Cuticura— Trial Free.
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal. They
usually afford immediate relief in
itching, burning eczemas, pimples,
dandruff and most baby skin troubles.
They also tend to prevent little skin
troubles becoming great if used daily.
Free sample each by mail with
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Don't envy a good complexion, have
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from pimples, redness, roughness and
blotches. Resinol Soap for the sham­
poo keeps the hair live, rich, and free
j from dandruff.
□ rick Silo at Iowa State College.
other crop we grow on our farms. If
the cow could hold enough clover hay
we would not need to feed unythtng
els«*, but she likes a variety, and does
decidedly better when fed ensilage
with her clover hay. Corn ensilage
adds palatibillty and succulence to the
rutlon and makes it easier to masti­
cate and digest than dry fodder.
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Spray Made of Arsenite of Soda, First Heads Should Be Ready Not
Water and Black Molasses Proved
Later Than First of July— Start
Efficacious In Wisconsin.
I
Plants in Hotbeds.
Kill the adult fly thnt lays the eggs
9i not all rou have. Write (or prices and skipping tail and d«> nwny with the possibility of
THI H. F. NORTOn CO. forttand. Ora.; Seattle, We having maggots damng«* your onion and
cabbage crops.
To control these pests use this spray
which was trl«*«l last summer with suc­
Auto Supplies Direct to You cess In many cabbage nml onion fields:
Dissolve five grams (one-sixth o f an
W R IT E T O D A Y
ounce) of araenlte o f s«xla In one gal­
FLEMING PLUMBING SUPPLY HOUSE lon of hot water, mid on«*-half pint of
blnck molasses nnd stir thoroughly.
112 Fourth St., Portland, Ore.
Apply to the plnnts In oanrse drops,
using n sprinkler or whisk broom. In
fair weather, one application a week
Veal, Pork, Beef,
Is
sufficient, hut. In rainy weather
Poultry, Butter, Egg*
twice weekly Is better.
and Farm Produca
1 leg In to use the mixtures when the
to the Old Rallabl# F verdina hoiiM with a
record of 48 year« ot Rquu-n Healing«, and
plants first npi>ciir nlxm* ground, nnd
ba aaaumd of T O P M A R K E T PRiCtA.
In the case o f cabbage, continue regu­
F. M. CRONKH1TE
larly for a month or so after the
48-47 Front Stroat
Portland. Oraron
ulonts have been set out In the fldU.
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The dairy cow hus n pluce on the
No. 28. 1917
N. U.
wolkolauned fruit farm.
N a tu ra lly he loves h e r. she loves
h im . and th ey both love W R I G L E Y S .
The Lightest
PESTS DAMAGE TRUCK CROPS EARLY CABBAGE FOR MARKET
•
S h e slipped a stick in e ve ry le tte r
and m ailed him a box now and th e n .
VAUGHAN’S PORTABLE DRAG SAW
S o re
Eyes?;
ELECTRIC MOTORS
WRIGLEYS
AN NO U N C EM E N T
V >
Bought, Sold, Rented and Repairad
W A L K K R ELECTRIC WORKS
Hu muido, cor. 10th.
l'ortlaml. Ore.
H e ’ s telling h e r th at nothing he
received fro m hom e brough t m o re
j o y , longer-lasting P le a su re , g re a te r
re lie f fro m th irs t and fa tig u e , than
Dllryman Who I* Without Succulent
Feed During Winter I* Up
Against Hard Proposition.
LAUE D A VIS DRUG CO.
Trujim Export«
Third and Yamhill, Portland, Or.
Fita Men ami Women for
a life o f uaeful ami profit-
aide work um
out reference to ttielr fcrtlllzlng vaine,
eowpeas rank a mori g thè rnost proflt-
able of erops ami It Is rat ber surprls-
Ing that furmers are not more ulivo to
tld* polii!. Itegulnr poa hullers bave
l»ecn of very slow Introductlon In ibi*
pnrt «»f thè country.
l'eiis uro siili bulle«! li» wheat
tbreshers and In «■onsequenc«- ar«* bad-
ly split and shattored.
They w111 yleld t«Ti and flfteen bu*h-
eìs tu thè acro In fav«»rable «-«»ndltlons.
11ullliig, Instcnd of damaglng thelr
valli«*, uctunlly *e«*m* to Iricreaso It,
f«»r II break* up tho coarse stems and
sbreds Ibom luto a soft mass that Is
«mten up «-leali l»y tb<* st«»ek,
t * liti «il l«-«l peli bay makes u foruge
Ibat Is imsiirpassed and ealls for Ut­
ile or no grulli to uupplement lt wtiou
Ihe tennis are Itile,
It Is a line rat lori for thè milk cow
ami In fnet Is rellsbed hy all klmls
of stock thoiigb aoinetlrnes a few tlays
aro r«-<julre<] for them to get accus-
toiuod to It.
Early cabbage Is usually profitable.
The llrst bends should be ready for
marketing not Inter than the first of
July. This means that the plnnts must
be started In hotbeds «ir greenhouses
and then transplanted to cold frames.
Strong, stalky plants set In tho open
ground as soon as weather conditions
w ill permit will produce marketable
heads by the first of July. I f a good
strnln of Jersey Wakefield or some
other early variety la selected all of
the heads should l>e sold before the
first of August.
Skim milk has In it considerable
quantities of protein nnd ash. When
fed to calves lt Is valuable as a bone
und muscle builder.
Wntch whnt your neighbors are not
feeding In the live stock line aud feed
that kind o f stock.
Cooler
is in th<
bottle
Sold
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here
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Brewing
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