The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918, November 08, 1917, Image 3

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    N ew H o u s to n H o te l
S U th ami Fvvrclt SU ., Portland. O f*.
Kuur Llorlin tenni Union Itopot. Tw o lilocka
from Now I'lmlolTIriv Modern arvl fireproof.
O v»r tuo oulalflo nanna. Hatea 7fa- ti, |z,no.
CHAH. C . H O P K IN S, M « » a * r .
W H E N IN
SEATTLE
jjS ^ F R Y E
«hop« where there la the Hound of
clnnifliiK Iron and |>ou()dlng hammer«
and ringing hell«. It« action« under
till theao condition« tire carefully not­
and recorded, and Ita «pedal quali­
Business of Raising Shetlands ed
fication« for particular purpoacH fully
aacertalned.
Has Grown Important.
The trainer know« the natural pro-
peiiHltlea and acquired qualifications
More Patient Than Horae and la Bet­ of every pony about the farm fully
iim well nM the teacher know« tho«e
ter Tempered—Essential That
fruit« In a pupil, and all those thin««
Little Fellows Be Docile and
go to make up a pony’« record.
Eaally Handled.
PONIES FOR CHILDREN
mm
A Natural Fortification
If you catch colds easily, if troubled with catarrh,
if subject to headaches, nervousness or listlessness,
by all means start today to build your strength with
$
(
o
m
The Sln-llnnd pony la nlwayn an ob­ EXTEND THE TOMATO SEASON
ject of Interest, whether aeen draw­
which is a concentrated medicinal food and building-
S E A T T L E ’S L A R G E S T H O TEL ing a shining fart In the city pork or Gather All Larue Specimen» Before
tonic to put power in the blood, strengthen
Vlnea Are Killed by Froat and
O nly th re e lilorka from D epot» am i D ork a. O p- Ix-ndlDK beneath the cruel weight of
p o a ita O ty H all l #ark and C o u rt llo u aa.
I i I n lii-iivy hiirdeii on the inountuln-
the life forces and tone up the appetite.
Put on Bed of 8traw.
THK F IN E S T I > 01.1.Alt ItOOM IN AMERICA
_____
trnlla of hla native country. If lie
W ith d ctarlioil Lath, I peraon,
lino I I so
No alcohol in SC O TT’S.
were lea« hardy he could not endure
.
.
2 parando. I l .60 12.00
The tomato Mason may he extend­
The imported Norwegian cod liver Oil uaed in S c o t t '» E m a U ion U now refined
W ith p riv ato L ath. I person.
f z .00 fZ .U I 13 00
the
eevere
labor
he
la
mnde
to
perform
ed
vvernl
weeks
by
gathering
all
the
In our own American latxjratone* which irua ran leva it free from impurities.
2 paraorta. (3 00 12.00 $4.00
Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield, N. J .
17-13
" W h » n In S o attio T ry th e F r y e ” In lil« native land, for there he 1« pure­ large tomatoes before the vines are
ly and «Imply a burden hearer. (Jritln, killed by froat und putting them on a
Iron, furniture, coal, ore and merchan- i bed of dry straw. Put about ten bush­
di«o of all kind« ure transported to el« In each heap, cover with «traw at
«in» huruJr*t|arvifalxty-flv<i fltoon»*. all . Modern all part« of the Island« on the hack« night and when weather la cold und
Im provem ent*. ?nw (ih o m s on ov«ry floor,
of the tough llllle nnltnal«. Three hun­ wet. The tomutoes will ripen gradu­
K a tr t: 7 5 c to $ 1 .5 0 per day: $ 2 .5 0 to dred iiound« Iw the u h iiu I loud for each ally and will be nearly u« good us
$ 5 .0 0 per week.
t h o s e ripened on the vine«.
If frost
O tiposlt« ( ourtHouM*. 'I hl'M-liM from l*o»tofYir*.
threatens,
pull
up
the
vine«
with
the
Kir» 1‘r u if. 8 . I* «ml Oregon K lw trle i>«*« door,
IW
- tomatoes on the vine« und pile In the
ilepi. This 1« the method followed by
our truckers und market gurdeners.
Where only a few bushel« are wanted,
Aro made from your OLD CAR­
pick the largest and driest tomatoes
PETS. Rag Rugs woven «Il size«.
If you sim ply o rd er “ o a tm e a l” or
and place them on a bed of straw In
Mail orders receive prompt «nil care­
ful attention. Send for IssikleL
t h e cold frame, cover with a slx-lnch
“ rolled o a t s ,” you m ay be given
layer of struw. If ruin threatens slide
NORTHWEST KUC CO.
th e ord in ary kinds in which th e o rig ­
on the sash, us they should not get
E. Rth and Taylor Sti.
Portland, Or.
wet or they will rot.
inal flavor o f th e o a ts has been lost
W o W a n t Y o u ri
(lather the ripe fruit for canning
in th e excessiv e cooking necessary to
or preserving und muki- catsup while
m ak e th e food digestible.
In sist
fruit Is abundant. The suiull green
Popular With the Kiddie«.
th
en
,
upon
“
H.
0
.
”-
th
e
only
steam
tomutoes may be sold for pickling.
W e P a y C a sh . No C o m m is sio n s pony, and long line« of theae laden
cooked o atm eal a process which re ­
llllle beuMa wind In and out among
H EID EN REICH CO.
tains all the natural
WIRE STRETCHER IS USEFUL
74 Troni St.,
Portland, Ore the hill« of their native land.
delicious flavor of
The genuine Shetland pony, pro­
the oats, and makes
duced from the pure breeds of the Implement Consists of Two Semicylin-
it
ready for the ta­
drlcal
Sections
Held
Together
Shetland and Orkney Island«, ha« be­
ble with only 20
by Bolts.
come hu popular and u«cful that the
minutes c o o k i n g .
liUhlne«« of rulslng ponies hua grown
This device consists of two seml-
At all grocers.
W ill g u a ra n !*« you top m arket |irir«M at all tirnew lni|M>rtant.
The hu«lnc«« 1« not ho
for your V«*»l. Horn. I ’o u ltry. tig g *. I lu llr r . I lujen, simple um It might appear at first cyllndrlcal sections ht-ld together by
E tr. If you have not »hipp«»! to ua. try un .
glance. In tin, tlr«t place, the progeni­ bolts, und I" proper position to each
113 F ro n t,
PO R TL A N D , OR. tor«- «Ire« and dam»—ore u«uully se- other by plates on the ends of each sec­
tion, writes C. J. Lynde In Farmers’
SHERIDANBECKLEY COMP’Y, Inc. ^ l .y 'd '^ - .M ^ S a ^ b e S i Mull und Ilreeie. In operation u half
-TOASTED
I
In the Interior of aome of the other
Produce Brokers.
northern Island« bordering Scotland.
WHEAT FLAKES L
(«>b l>u,«r. in k«al ami « r lou.
j
the majority ure found in the Shet­
land Inland«.
f'»r Shipping Tn*« » APPLES
Wr
H O G S S I Writ#
»nd I’rle* L t*t.
CUTICURA KILLS DANDRUFF
The Shctlund pony Is unlike the
LOSSES
PREYEHTED
VFAI
P o ta to e s
by CUTTER'S BLACHES PULS
EGGS
Ch,,r** Com m .«.«« 1 O N IO N S horse lu many respects other thun that
Low -priced,
Æ
The Cause of Dry, Thin and Falling « ■ M W
of size. lie 1« more patient, and us u
fresh, reliable ;
Hair and Does It Quickly—Trial Free
126 Front Street,
H
p r r f c r r e <1 l»y \ $ 5 |
class Is better tempered. Mute under
■
m
m WÊ we-.tern stock-
\
PORTLA N D,
-
-
O R EG O N punishment, patient during severe la­
m . k* .
■ men, because tn e y '
Anoint spots of dandruff, itching M B Ju M ^ * 1 protect «hero other
l(« f» r» n c e
II ibern i» .Having* Hunk.
tall.
bor, constant us n dog In friendship,
, and Irritation with Cuticura Ointment. r ^ jr Write for booklet vaccine«
and *<rs?;rnoai.i?c.
combining marvelous Intelligence with
Follow at once by a hot shampoo with
tO-doM «kg. Hackltf Pills, f l 00
SO-S m » pkf. Blacklvf Pills. »4 00
Cuticura Soap, if a man, and next
h trnctable spirit, the Shetland pony Is
V eal, P ork, B eef,
Use airy injector, but Cutter’ s simplest and stron r e s t
morning if a woman. When Dandruff
of all unlnmls the best servant, com­
T h e superiority o l Cutter products is due to over 15
P oultry, R u tter, Eggs
years o l specializing in VACCINES AND SERUMS
goes the hair comes. Use Cuticura
panion uud friend for children. There
and F arm P rod uce.
o n l y . I n s i s t o n c u t t e r s . I I u a c b c u ^ b ie .
Soap
daily
for
the
toileL
order
direct.
to t h . Old K .lla b la Kvanllrnr houm w ill, a
are grown persons who so admire the
FVee sample each by mail with ^ Th» Crttar UkW«t»fT. »artaitT. CdlfotnU ^
raeonl uf 4f> r e a r , ol Hqnsre iKmllmra. and
sturdy
little
[Made«
that
they
prefer
a
bs auurwl o f TO P M ARKET I'KiCtA.
Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura,
Wire Stretoher.
curt und pair to the best trotting
Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere.
F . M. C R O N K H 1TE
horse. They tnuke up In strength und cylinder Is placed on each side of sev- —Adv.
3 4 7 F ro n t S tre« 4
P ortlan d . O r .g , n
The Slackers.
endurance what they lnck lu size.
crul wires and the bolts screwed up. A
Visitor—And do you find people
On furms where these ponies ure handle at right angles to the cylinder
SHAKE INTO Y OCR SHOES.
.. e sn tjsep
.. U e powder.
. u
.
come in here during „ the week for
Makes
raised for the murket, kindness Is Is Inserted In one of the two holes In A llen * F o o t-E » a c . th
h t or new shoe» feel easy.
R elieves C orns, peace and meditation.
pruetleed under nil circumstance« In the middle, and the cylinder is turned. tig
Bunions, H ot. Sw ollen. T en der, A ch in g F e e t. Sold
Sexton—Aye, sir, that they do; why,
B o u g h t. .Sold. R r n lr d »nd R ep a ired their tmlnlng.
This is very Impor­ Another handle Is Inserted In the other everyw h ere. 25 e . D on’t a c c e p t any su b stitu te, I caught two of ’em in ’ere only last
Sam p le F R E E .
A ddress. A llen S. O lm sted. L e
WA I . K K K E L E C T R IC W O R K S
week.—Cassell’s Saturday Journal.
Iturmml«*. cor. lo th .
I’ortlam l. Ora. tant, because most of these animals lu hole und allowed to hold against an ad­ Roy. N. Y.
________________
this country nt least, are sold for the jacent post. In case of one wire be­
pleasure of young hoys und girls and ing slacker thun the others, un extra
Alert for the Future.
Bigger Pay for You.
“You’ve got a lot of weeds in your
lit
Is
essential
that
they
be
trnlned
to
curved
plate
(1)
Is
pluced
on
the
cylin­
H ah nk e-W alker
B u a in * .* Collage, P ortlan d .
When the little der to tukc up more wire In rotating. garden.”
O r«., ia r» ea t in N a r th w e t. tr a in , you in «11 bual- he docile und gentle.
"Pretty fine weeds, too, don’t you
n a u M unw *. R u ral! any tin t*. K n v C atalog.
pony colt, which a man cun take up In The edges of the two half cylinders are
his arms and carry about. Is strong rounded to prevent cutting the wire. think?” rejoined Mr. Crosslots.
“Surely you are not nursing them
Impossible to Sleep.
| enough to run und play with Its moth­
along!”
Drummer (just arrived)—Is this a er, a little halter Is put on It, und It
“Yes sir. I’ve been finding out that
wideawake town?
Is tnught to lead and start and stop DRAINAGE IS OF IMPORTANCE so many new things are edible that
Hotel Clerk—You bet it Is. Walt
I’m holding out to see whether science
till you bear the cats tonight.—Boston nt the word. When It grows stronger,
hut Is not yet nenrly full grown, n set Fruit Tree*, Plants. Shrubs and Vines don’t discover some way of frying the No Relief—Mrs. Brown Fin­
Transcript.
Will Not Thrive In Wet S o i l-
of harness Is fitted upon It, a smooth,
jimson or stewing the burdock.”—
ally Cured by Lydia E.
Keep Outlets Open.
Washington Star.
| easy bit Is slipped Into Its mouth, and
¡J R fN E Granulated Eyelids, ' It Is driven nbout with the lines. A
Pinkham’s Vegetable
”
‘ Sore Eye*. Eves Inflamed by very gentle pressure of the bit on the
Fruit farm drainage Is even more
Compound.
S o n , DuatanJ W in d qui, kly
relieved by Murine. Try it in tender mouth Is sufficient to guide It. Importnht than draining for farm
your Eyesand in baby» Eyes. Enter On It Is hitched to a little cart, crops, as fruit plnnts, shrubs, vines
Cleveland, Ohio. —“ For years I suf­
)N oSm artm (.Jn»t ‘' Eye
v - - r Comfort
1 1 and trotted about until It becomes nnd trees will not thrive In wet soil.
fered so sometimes it seemed as though
Marine Eye Remedy
thoroughly bridle wise—thut Is, until
The outlets of tile drains need look­
I could n o t stand
ly* Salve, in Tube* Or. F o r iti*ok o f Ike /■.**• - ?*•«. It become« trained to turn ubout In­ ing after several times each year to
Aik Murine E y e Itrsicdjr Co.. Chicago j
it any longer. It
stantly without hesitation In response see that they do not get clogged.
was all in my lower
to the bit. It Is taken close to pulling Sometimes the outlet tile, being ex­
HIDES. PELTS. CASCARA BARK. locomotives
organs. At times I
and alongside quoer-look- posed to winter frosts, crumbles caus­
could hardly walk,
WOOL AND MOHAIR.
lng vehicles; Into the neighborhood of ing a stoppage of the outlet.
No
humbug!
Any
com,
whether
for if I stepped on a
Wt vir I tH j»u km. Writ« fir irlcn in iklppkii tags
hard, soft or between the toes, will
little stone I would
Tin H. F. M obtm Co. Pimm, on.; !MtN, wi
loosen right up and lift out without
almost faint. One
GOOD FENCE OF MUCH VALUE ' CUPPING PASTURES IS BEST a particle of pain or soreness.
day I did faint and
This drug Is called freezone and le
m y husband w a s
Nothing In Farm Work That Require« Results In More and Better Grasses a compound of ether discovered by a
sent for and the doc­
Cincinnati
man.
More
Attention
of
Farmer—
and Ripening of Weed Seeds
for THANKSGIVING and CHRISTMAS
tor came. I was ta­
Ask
at
any
drug
store
for
a
small
t m l a W rit« for p r1«««. Ship ua your Veal.
Make It Permanent.
Is Also Prevented.
ken to the hospital
bottle of freezone. which will cost but
Hoira, Paultry, K»»a. Ilklea ami Caarara bark.
a trifle, but is sufficient to rid one’s and stayed four weeks but when I came
Top prleae and fa ir trea tm en t,
To the farmer engaged lu mixed
Clipping pastures after harvest re- feet of every com or callous.
home I would faint just the same and
C L E A S B Y -H A N S O N C O .
farming there Is nothing In his farm suits in more nnd better grasses. The
Put a few drops directly upon any had the same pains.
I IB FRONT ST.
PORTLAND. ORE work that requires more attention ripening of weed seeds Is prevented tender, aching corn or callous.
In
A friend who is a nurse asked me to
than the keeping up of his fences. nnd briers nre removed, so that clover stantly the soreness disappears and
This should menu good fencing that nnd blue grass may occupy the ground. shortly the corn or callous will loosen try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­
has a permanency to It nnd at the
Where a mowing mnehino ennnot ho and can be lifted off with the fingers pound. I began taking it that very day
WE WANT YOU It
This drug freezone doesn’t eat out for I was suffering a great deal. It has
snmo time serves the purpose of turn­ used the scythe Is brought Into play.
the corns or callouses but shrivels already done me more good than the
ing all kinds of stock that nre turned
them without even Irritating the sur­ hospital. To anyone who is suffering
Sow Cover Crop.
Into the fields.
rounding skin.
Sow crimson clover or some other
Just think! No pain at all; no sore as I was my advice is to stop in the first
cover
crop
nt
the
last
cultivation
of
ness
or smarting when applying it or drug store and get a bottle o f Lydia E.
INFERTILE EGGS KEEP BEST com, melons nnd tomatoes. Winter afterwards.
If your druggist don’t Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound before
have freeione have him order it for you go home.” — Mrs. W. C. B rown ,
vetch
nnd
rye
make
a
fine
combina­
Bad Practice to Permit Broddy Hene
2844 W. 12th S t , Cleveland, Ohio.
yon.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
tion for this purpose.
Spoil Fertile Product—Germs
NO COMMISSION
Die Quickly.
Breed Heifer at Tw® Year».
PROMIT RETURNS
The heifer should be bred to fresh­
If fertile eggs are lneuhnted for 24
hour*, then kept cool for three days, en when about two yenrs old. Han­
HINNINQSEN PRODUCE CO.
the germs will die, nnd these dead dling before freshening prevents shy­
TH E ORIGINAL. TH E LIGHTEST. TH E
STRO NG EST. HAS MANY IM ITATORS.
germs are the points where decompo­ ness.
18-20 Front St.
Portland, Ore.
BU T NO^EQU A L S ~ W r i « . forlinf or notion.
sition begins. Infertile eggs do not
Discard the animals which hare
have these, and therefore keep better
Vaughan Motor Works, main
than fertile eggs. Don’t permit broody failed at tha end of the year to pay
PORTLAND. OREGON.
No. 44, 1017
P. H. U.
for their keep.
• spoil fertile
Hotel Rowland
B E A U T IF U L R U G S
Don’t Merely Say Oatmeal—Say
TORI
BEANS
THE VOGEL
PRODUCE CO.
BLACK
sum ?
SHIP
ELECTRIC MOTORS
FOUR WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
SUFFERING CATS!
GIVE THIS MAN
THE GOLD MEDAL
WANTED, TURKEYS
Poultry,Veal
and Hogs
VAUGHAN’S PORTABLE DRAG SAW
Cuts 20 Cords in 10 Hours