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The Pacific Market
Under the new management, this market has been
stocked up with a tempting line of
Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork
Mutton and Poultry. . .
Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Hamburger, W ieners, etc.
Also Bread, Cookies, Pickles, Spices,
Fruits and Vegetables.
Fresh Fish Tuesdays and Fridays
Free Deliveries
We nay Cash for Veal,
9 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Pork, Hides, Poultry
Phone 0 3 01
and Eggs
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1918
banks of a goodly share of the re-
| sponsibility. Have you done your [
snare of the relieving? The banks j
will sell bonds until the evening of
May 4th. It’s not too late to p u t1
your "slacker” dollars to work, if
if you have any of that kind.
THE SERVICE STAR
slipped over the stem of the plant
I love the »tar o f the morning bright, to prevent the female fly from de­
• • * T h ii paper has en listed A m i l i t a n t ' p r e a c h e r
The evening star that glows at night positing eggs against the plant
w ith the g o v ern m e n t in the
Declaring that German money
And all the stare that give forth light; stem. The discs are about 2Y\
inches in diameter. They may
ca u se o f A m e r i c a f o r th e 1 is paying for propaganda work in
But the star I love the beat o f all
also
be made by the cutting
p e r io d o f th e w a r .................. ¡Portland, Dr. Mark A. Matthews,
Is the star o f the lad that answered
of
circular
or hexagonal discs from
a Seattle pastor, in addressing the I
the call.
! tarred paper,using a thinner grade
Rotary
club
at
Portland
last
Bread and buna will beat the
The stars o f the sky are fair and while
than the roofing felt. Still an­
week, urged the court mariialing
H u m .
_________________
Tinged with a twinkling, golden light,
other
method for controling the
1 and execution of every traitor,
Making a glad and beautiful sight;
Spread the butter thin;
insect,
especially with radishes
seditionist a n d
propagandist
But dearer to me is the bright blue star
it
Help the Alliea to Berlin.
and turnips, is taking a mixture
caught. His remarks were greeted
That points to where the men in the
of five parts sulphur and one part
A Portland wood dealer was I with roars of approval.
service are.
of tobacco dust. Drill this in the
“ There is no room on the top,
last week fined $50 for gelling
1776-1918
The star in the window gleams afar
row with the se d or with the
short measure. Serves him right. side of America f o r pacifists,
The descendants of the com ­ Through a rift in the cloud o f a mighty cabbage and similar plants. It
either,”
s
h
o
u
t
e
d
Matthews
With wood selling at war prices,
war
patriots of Washington and Paul
may be stirred into the soil
the consumer is entitled to full ! "They, t o o , should be court-S Jones are fighting once again side And shines where the sailors and sol­
around
the plant as it is set out.
marlialed. Those who speak in
measure.
diers are.
by
side
with
the
descendants
of
Kerosene
and sand is also used,
favor ok peace through negotia­
one pint of kerosene to three gal­
Hoover’s e d i c t against the tions are playing the kaiser’s 1 the compatriots of Lafayette and I love with all my human might
slaughter of hens is to be lifted game. He has said that if he Rochambeau. The time and o p -, The star o f the lad that’s in the fight. lons of sand is mixed well and ap­
ply a small handful to the soil
next Saturday and after that date ' could secure a peace through ne- j portunity have com»* for a nation ' And all the stars declare at night
Biddy’s length of life depends on gotiations he would take his to pay a great debt of gratitude I That he who gives the stars their light about each plant.
N. C. JAMISON,
her willingness and ability to pay trained army of 9,000,000 men f o r service rendered in great Will guide my darling boy aright;
County Agent.
her keep._______________
and with the territory he now national need and America is That he who gave the world a cross
paying France the debt she long Will save that world from utter loss.
controls
build
an
army
w<ih
which
The Express had hoped the
A Communication
has owed
— EDGAR M. MUMFORD.
German-speaking people of Amer­ he could come back 20 years1
It
is
the
consensual opinion of
In the Revo’utionary war for
Vancouver, Wash.
ica would show their patriotism I hence and dominate the wor d.
all
Patriotic
Americans that some
"W e must fu'ht on. It may j t h e freedom o f America the
and good will for the land of their
drastic
action
be inauguarated by
Cabbage and Radish Pests
adoption by purchasing heavily of ( take years, but now is no lime to j French fought on American soil
which
all
public
exposure of the
Much damage seems to be done American Flag, Uncle Sam, or
Liberty Bonds and, with a few talk peace or peace terms. The under the command of an Amer
notable exccDtions, they have only thing we should think of is ican. Today in the war for the to cabbage and radish in this the Goddess of Liberty by car­
done so in this community There | to what depth of hell we can bury ; fnedam of Fiance and for the county, due to the pest known as toon or other improper exposure
is still time for the "exceptions” 1 the kaiser and the system he | pnnervation of liber1 y to Amer­ the cabbage and radish maggot. be and is hereby prohibited.
ica, and indeed to all the world, This insect also attacks turnipi,
to get into the game. Will they? represents.”
W. J. R. BEACH,
Dr. Matthews expressed the Americans fight on French soil cauliflower, celery, rape and kale Past Commander Dept, of Ore­
" I fear,” said Lloyd George, opinion that the war will continue under the supieme command of a The injury is usually noted with
gon, G. A. R.
Britain’s famous statesman, in a for at least three years more un­ Frenchman The honors are ^ven cabbage or kale a few days after
recent speech, " I fear the dis­ less something unforseen breaks in and the honors are great.
Public sale bills printed at the
they are set out in the field. The
ciplined people behind the Ger­ He U'ged the enactment of law
Express office.
plants
seem
first
to
take
on
a
Soldiers Are Healthy
man Army. I fear the rationed for universal military training of
sickly cast and on pulling up the
The health of troops in the plant the tunnel and grub are dis
German family, and the deter­ all boys between 18 and 21.
mination of the German wife and
United S t a t e s continues very covered
Radishes, turnips and
sister and daughter and mother YOUR FIFTY DOLLAR
good, according to a recent report similar crops also show these tun­
to stand and starve so that their
to the Surgeon General of the nels and the interior is often de­
LIBERTY BOND
-^ and
—r -
fighting men may be fed— I fear
It will protect 1,000 soldiers Army by the Division of Field cayed so that the infested vegeta­
it more than the Imperial German from smallpox and 606 from ty­ Sanitation.
Acfmbsion,
n o n - bles are unfit for table using.
Army itself.”
phoid. I will a sure the safety of effective and death rates are some- j These pests can be controlled in
what higher than last report, due I
A stimulating example for states 139 wounded soldiers from lock­ chiefly to prevalence of influenza a measure by destroying all waste from one o f the heaviest win­
jaw.
the
germs
of
which
swarm
in
ter - laying strains o f S. C.
less enthusiastic in wheat conser
and bronchitis with complicating and refuse tops at the time the
Belgian
soil.
crops are removed, then plow ihe White Leghorns on the coast.
vat ion has been set by Idaho,
It will render painless 400 op­ pneumonia, in many of our north­ land to the depth of 4 inches or
which has notified Mr. Hoover,
Trap-nested, line-bred, pedi­
ern camps.
more and destroy as far as pos­ greed and culled. Our chicks
through K. F. Bicknell, its Federal erations, supply t w o miles of
National Guard camps, as a
Food Administrator, that it will bandages — enough to bandage group continue with remarkably sible all wild mustard and similar
555
wounds.
weeds in the fields. Rotation of are vigorous, will grow into
gladly give up its entire available
low rates. Very few new cases of
It
will
care
for
160
injuries
in
crops is also advisable. Another layers in 5 to 6 months, when
supply of wheat and wheat flour
measles and m ningitis have oc
method of controlling these in­ the price o f eggs is high ; 1500
for war purposes at any time the way of "first-aid packets.”
It will furnish adhesive plaster cured.
sects is to screen the cabbage chicks to be hatched May 21st
call«! upon to do so and that its
National Army camps continue
people will cheerfully get along on and surgical gauze enough to to have high sick rates as com-1 seed beds with a coarse cheese and June 14th. Price, 15c each,
benefit thousands of wounded
such grains as are left.
pared with camps of other groups, cloth until within a few days be­ 25 per cent cash with order.
soldiers.
fore the plants are transferred.
For some weeks the editor of
Every purchaser of a Liberty though the rates are lower than On ¡-mall fields of cabbage the Eggs $7 per hundred or $1.50
the Express has wondered how C. Loan Bond performs a distinct in­ last report. Scattering cases of plants are sometimes pulled up per setting o f 15. Order now,
F. Harley, mayor of Astoria,could dividual service to his country measles ate reported from all and examined for maggots or eggs
or you may be too late.
afford to pay his own expenses and to our boys fighting in camps.
and the plant reset. The tarred
while acting as an unpaid press France.
Pakro Seedtape is the simplest felt discs are used for cabbage
F. H . Robinson, Jr.
correspondent, at Washington, D.
If you want to work for Uncle and most effective labor saving and cauliflower with excellent re-!
Route 1
CARLTON, ORE.
C. But the cat is out of the bag, Sam as stenographer or typist,
method of planting seeds. For suits. The discs may be pur-!
for Mayor Harley has announced write Herbert F Ward, a govern­
chased from sera houses and are
sale at Littler’s Pharmacy.
himsell a candidate for governor. ment official. 303 Postoffice build­
He is to run on a "w et” platform ing. Seattle, Wash., for applica­
and his work in Washington was tion blanks. Salary, $1,000 per
to make him solid with the news­ year u p . ___________
paper boys. And maybe he did
Washington County Transfers
not pay his own expenses.
H
W Prickett et ux to J W Fri-
"German measles” is a name
day
et
al, 6 6 x 1 4 8 feet, Sec 3 1 ,1
applied to a contagious eruptive
2
N
3,
$1500.
disorder having certain points of
A A Parkin et v.r to Gales'
resemblance to measles. Its med­
ical name is rubella, or rotheln, or Creek & WiLon River R R, right
epidemic roseola. F e v e r and of way in N W l4 Sec 32, 2 N 4,
catarrh, which accompany measles, $ .
B F Owens to Lillie J Owens,
are either wholly absent or ex­
65
ac Sec 28, 1 N 1, $1.
ceedingly slight and the rash lasts
C H Meyers et ux to E W
only about one day. There is an
absence of complications and lia­ Haines, 40 ac in John Marsh D
bility to subsequent impairment L C, $10.
A C Carstens o J C Rice, 7.24
of health, such as appertain to
ac
in Sec 25,2 N 4, $1800.
measles.
C W Mertz et ux to J H Han­
Believing that banks are per­ son, Its 14, 15, Cornelius Envir­
fectly able to take care of them­ ons, $4000.
selves and pay for their publicity,
J H Hanson et ux to C W
E T U S T E L L Y O U what a Silo, a Barn, a House, a Gar­
the Express has not b< en in the Mertz, Its 1, 2. 3. 4, 5, blk 3 1 ,!
habit of paying compliments to Cornelius. $2000.
age or a Chicken House will cost you, complete. It won’t
these financial institutions, but
Aden Keen to C W Mertz, Yx
cost you anything to talk and we can beat all comers on SILO
when two banks in a town the interest 183.50x114 feet blk 22,
size of Forest Grove guarantee Forest Grove, $2500.
quality and price.
the sale of $80,850 worth of Lib­
erty Bonds, even the Express feels
Allen Underwood of Grant’s
that it must say a word in com­ Pass, cousin to Mrs. H. R. Ber­
mendation. And the editor is glad nard, who is in training at Van­
the people of this community couver, visited the Bernards over
Phone 531
Forest Grove, Oregon
have relieved t h e s e patriotic Sunday.
Baby Chicks
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COPELAND & McCREADY