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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1918)
B LI Siisi E « fì DIRECTORY USE OF TRACTORS lU SAVING LABOR innchlms, especially the latter, would do away with the necessity o f much laborious work. Aaar4*4 GRASO PRIZt at the f . f . I. E KO VERALLS ; H arvest by Machinery. R »g U S .P a t .O ff A large percentage o f the cutting and shocking of corn Is done hy hand labor. In some sect Ions, because of| T K « moti practi practical, heakhfui. ^Laytime aar menu rvrr ‘ in iventod lot c hikft ea I lo unfavorable topography or other rea \ ft y of age, I Made in one pier c with sons, It Is not practicable to use mu- I. Ed EaaJy akpf«d on or o l. C ..W waahrd. X *uD><k. w nJsr N o tig! • rlaaUc U»r.da Greater Acreage Made Possible cldne cutters. However, the greater O n » hum lrad ami s l a t y d v * Ronnie. all M u la tn to Mop dvcu.’mtio*. Made in blue Young Women and Men Itnpruvetnenla: Inm p h o n e. on »v a r y flour. part o f (he corn that Is now cut by denim, and genuine blue and white HtjMiiiiMR rrU’H f o r truinml mimlii. (irm m u your by Improved Machines. hickory * riper Alao lighter weight, hand labor could be harvested by ma Ralaai 78c to $1.80 par days $2.80 to opjHtriunity. Knorll now in Northw«wt'B U n f it m t fa t -color material in a variety of i»u«iri«HiM lifh n k r Walker, I*ort lun«!. rrm m chinery, economizing labor and doing p le a t in g d e s ig n «, all appropri $8.00 par waak. < lataloir. ately trimmed with f a s t - c o l o r the work In a less laborious manner. O n p oelte Courthnuee, t lilorka fro m I'oetn fllM , ten. A l l garment* m ad e in F ir e I ’ ruof. M. I* anil O raaon K la r tr k pace door. INCREASE CORN PRODUCTION Dutch neck with elbow «leevea Much of the corn that Is now husked n -iti or high neck and long deevea. from the shocks could he handled more Folder 'in color« «howmgdd- □ (event mntcnali «eat f « c e cm economically ami with n saving In feed| B a a a h l, S old , R a n la d an d R a p a lro d Larger Plow», H arro w » and Other lm- value of stover by substituting ma Vaal, Pork, Baaf, WALKER ELECTRIC WORKS Bumalda. ror loth. Portland. Ora. I Poultry, Buttar, E ||i ' $ 1.25 t h e s u i t plementa, M ake It Poeeible to Ac- chine buskers and shredders for hand and Farm Produca, If your denier cannot supply yo4 complies More W o rk Per labor. The use of corn pickers would to tha o l d K allalila K ven tin a houaa w ith a w e wttf «end them e har grt prepaid accomplish similar results In the case raoord o f 4* y man o f Hguara O aallna», and Man on Farm . cm receipt of price, $ 1.25 each. ba aaaurad o f T O P M A R K E T P R i t t i of corn husked from the standing * t am rm bm Wrt> hr T,wn - " ' „ I l T « F. M. CRONKHITE, kO VERALLS stalks. Unloading Hiid elevating mn- T H E H. r. N O R T O N C O M P A N Y , (Prepared by the United H'aira l»*part- 45-47 F ro n t S tr e e t. P o rtla n d , O r . « o n Of morve? refunded. ft té. u.s. ftáf.orr. cldnery nt the crib should he Intro I’ orU end. O r».. M estile. W n.. H alllnaham . W o . meat of Aarlcuiture > A N EW S U IT The more extensive us«- <»f lubor-aav- duced nnd more generally used In' F k E E lnsc Implement» will make It easier In many sections where It Is now un IF T H E Y RIP Beware of Imitatici»«. 1918 to approximate the record-break known or not commonly used. Where LEVI STRAUSS fi. ca Look for tha label Q T SAN r SANCISCO. CAL ing acreage o f 1917, Bsper Inlly »hen such facilities are not available cribs WWT PAIt» W flA I _ Mode — should be constructed In such a man-1 l**t*nt lltr TT'.uur . ifr . fTñ7iI|rrr) . ' employed In section* where corn In LEVI STRAUSS & CO., Su Frociac* N o \m k-hrrakm g I hr#«**»*!» rvtw in now grown profitably hut on n more tier that they can be filled and emptied! um > V I I » rin g in g Simple andpf*c- ^ ___ M frv of * 'F rmmdom-AUa ’ ’ * P o (M«l l u ll d lffftIlltM With CM It fl*<tp tike new garment for women limited acnle than la daoirable becauae with the least (sisslhle labor. levoi ground, double cribs with an ele M U S G A « B u n M M C j H C F I X Q T T ^ ^ lD o Your Own Plumbing) present method* require n large niiiourit o f mun luhor. The more gen vated driveway and approaches that Occasions fo r E xcitem ent. H r b u y ln v dlra ct fro m oa at wholaaala p r i c e will enable the loads to be driven eral use of recently developed nnd Im and aara tha p lu m b e r » prntlta. W r ite ua to “ Do the people of this country real through the cribs nnd dumped or' day your osada. W o w ill « I r a you our ruek- proved tractors that ure adapted to ize they are in war?” asked the vial- scooped out o f the wagons without any buttum " d lm r t lo -y o u " price*. f. o. b. rail or the uses of the smull furm us well ns boat. W a a ctu a lly aara yoa from 10 Ur U par «'i think so,” replied Mias Cayenne. the lurge farm would tend to Increase high pitching are very satisfactory. cent. A ll «ou da yuarmntaad fro m htwvy la y in g (llo * B n l* « J ) Block. $10.00 But they don’t seem excited over N o r th w e s t h ead qu arter* fat le w d a r W a te r the acreage and to effect a saving In p « r 100. W b ifu am n t««* » a f « a rr iv a l. I lL" Hyatema and P u lle r A Johnson Kntrinoa. labor. The use o f larger plows, liar-1 THE PIONEER HATCHERY rows, and other Implements used In ; "No. Excitement is all right for STA R K -D A V IS CO. baseball or racing. But a war la so GARDENS FOR SOLDIERS 418 Sixth Street. Petaluma, Cal. 11 3 T h ir d S tre e t. P o rtla n d O r e (a n fitting the land would make It possible serious that It must be faced with KvckYTHiNO r o r THi o r n e x I to accomplish more work per mun. j calm determination.” — Washington (P rep a red by the U nited States De- < Star. J f f ic e F urniture a A ppliances «im iiariy the substitution o f two-row partm en t o f A g ric u ltu re .) P r in t in g E n g r a v in g B o o k b in p in g l*lunter* uud two-row and double cul- A backyard lyjrden for every ' C uticura H eals Eczema tlvators In place o f smaller and less soldier. $ 1.00 ( And rashes that Itch and burn. I f dAfctMAU * 0 * 0 efficient Implements would make It Keep this In mind In deciding Widwat Ball MMI there la a tendency to pimples, etc., posNltile to do the same amount of whether or not you w ill have a ' prevent their return by making Cuti work with less ex|*endlture of labor. garden this year. < $ 1.50 cura your daily toilet preparation. F or R eplant Missing Hill«. O f course, the soldiers at the , With Halb free sampiea address, “Cntlcura, Dept , i.fM • O .. . . O . • L AMU OMW>* front cannot enjoy the fresh In some corn-growing sections It I* C O M P L E T I L IN E O P S T E E L X, Boston.” A t druggist* and by mall. vegetables you raise, hut you the practice to repluut hills P IL IN G D L V IC E S A N D Weekly Rates Soap Ointment 25 and 50.— Adv. can, and every meal made up of ' ns soon as the corn Is up to a stand. Monthly Rales the vegetables from your garden , Frequently this Is done by dropping CARBON PAPER A T Y P E W R IT E R N o t L ike V aud eville. will leave more meat and wheat RIBBON kernels by hand and covering with a "Don’t you like grand opera in vau for the soldiers. These can he Hlrmnona Cnrbon Psp cr Co., 60» K. 6»th hoe. A labor-saving nnd quicker meth deville? Sometimes the voices are North. All kind* of carbon paper, extra od would he the use o f small hand readily shipped to France; most ' very fine.” POHTI-AND. ORE. durable typewriter ribbon* fresh vegetables can not, and un- ■ “ 1 like that part. But it seems planters. These could be used to ad Central I .m at Ion. Beautifully Fumiahrd AGATE C UTTER S A MFO. JE W E L E R S less you eat more vegetables, , funny— ’” vantage for the first planting also In ; Excellent Cate. 11th and Stark. •What?” J e w e lr y and watch repairing. Miller's, some soldier will not have his where comparatively small 1 >66 Waal h Ht, Mnjeatlc T heater Htdg “ To have a singer go through three share. areas tire planted nnd where It is nl ■ songs without any change In costume.” present the custom to drop the corn E X P E L L E D — every poison and Im Rem em bered H la A rith m e tic . hy hand and cover with the hoe. Dr. Pierce’» Pellets are best for liver, Another thing that will puzzle our purity of your It Is the practice In some localities bowels and stomach. One little Pellet m blood, by Dr. soldiers Is English money. One time to plant a much larger number of ker RASPBERRY FOR SPECIAL USE for a laxative—three for a cathartic. rinrce'a Golden an American who was the worse for i >i s drink was traveling In a railway car nels than the nuintier o f stalks de- V arieties Come From D ifferen t Parts A Discovery. covery. Then rlage when the guard asked for his 4lred and to thin to the desired stand of Am erica and Europe— Adapted Extract from the Plunkville Ga when, the corn plants are al*out 0 to 8 th orn '* a c le a r tlcket. zette: “ W e recently heard the town to D ifferen t Uses. "Clot none! I.emme lone! maun- inches tall. This method may be sat a k i n and a band render the ‘ Marseillaise' for the clean system. dered the Yank. isfactory where plenty o f labor Is (F ro m the Unlt«-d S tate* D epartm ent o f ! first time. It is a stirring air. W e pre The guard took out his ticket sched ^ ^ Tetter. S a l t Agriculture.) dict it w ill become popular.” 9 rheum, Ecze ule. The varieties o f raspberries under i "F iv e and six, please,” repeated the ma. Erysipelas. Holla, ( ’arhuncles. En I cultivation have come from different N o t Much. larged (Hands, Swellings, and all lilood tersely. parts o f North America nnd Europe j "Boss, I ’m hungry.” " Whxat?" queried the tipsy one. and Skin Diseases, from a common "Hunger makes a fine sauce.” and n£e adapted to different conditions "F iv e and six, please, repeated the blotch or eruption to scrofula, are ' of environment nnd to different uses. 1 "But what good is a sauce without guard. lo nefltod by It. "Eleven,” said the Yank. "Now Thus the Sunbeam and Ohta orfglnnt- ! something solid to go with it?” In building up needed flesh and move long to ze next boy." ed In South Dakota ami generally with- strength or pale, puny, scrofulous chtl ALLE N ’S FOOT EASE FOR THE TROOPS. ' stand the trying conditions o f the cold dren, nothing can equal I t In liquid or Shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the foot ! winters there. The Superlative, which bath it riv e s rest and comfort, takes the friction tablet form. Tablets 60c. from the shoe and prevents blisters and sore FO R GOOD H E A L T H A N D L O N G j originated In Europe, where the win- spots. Makes w alk ing easy. A c c e p t no substi L IF E I tors are milder than In most ruspber- tute. Sold everywhere, 25c. Do not eat meat more than once a [ ry-gmwlng sections o f this country. Is More to the Point. day. Drink plenty of pure water, e x -1 j grown only in the Pacific const ! crclso outdoors and take a pleasant % J» 1 H A rl i states. The King Is a desirable variety ' Berlin's vehicles of all sorts are said laxative at least once a week. Such to have gone to rack and ruin. What throughout the region between the a one is made of May apple, root of w e're waiting for is the collapse o f Mississippi river and the Appalachian Jalap, Juice of aloes, sugar coated, and the kaiser's band wagon.— Detroit V 4 >. V first made up and sold as I)r. Pierce's . V ' . . +¿ • * f».** ■ . *” .. k f ^ | mountains, where raspberries succeed. News. | In New Y'ork nnd New England, how Pleasant Pellets— nearly fifty years No humbug! Any corn, whether ago.— Adv. T h e O th er K ind. hard, soft or between the toes, will T w o-R ow C u ltivato r Is a Labor Saver. ever, It hits proved, for the most part, j Inferior to many other varieties. loosen right up and lift out without “ Have you any wax?” T h e P roper Place. a particle of pain or soreness. “ Sealing?” In selecting the varieties of rasp j available, but where It Is desirable to “ The old sailor told me he raised This drug is called freezone and la i economize lalnir It would be advisable berries to cultivate In any locality it i “ Ceiling, no; floor.”— New H aven chickens on his vessel.” a compound of ether discovered by a | to plant tested seed nt about the same Is usually Important *o consider (1) I Register. " I suppose he did it in the hatch- Cincinnati man. the hardiness o f the canes. (2) the pro- way.”— Exchange. Ask at any drug store for a sm a ll, rate as the stand desired and do no ductlveness o f the variety, and (3) I bottle of freezone, which w ill cost but | Uilnnlng. T h a t’* W h y . a trifle, but la sufficient to rid one's A more general use of efficient har- Its fitness for the particular purpose 1 ‘ My dear, you cortalnly have a very feet o f every corn or callous. vesting machinery would permit a for which the crop Is to be used. In sharp nose.” Put a few drops directly upon any more economical use o f labor. A corn the characterizations here given spe- | "W ell, don't you keep It up to the tender, aching corn or c*Uoua. In- binder with nn attachment for elevat- clal attention has been paid to these : grlndstono all the tim e?"— Exchange. Htantly the SO a reness reness disappears disappears and and )nK tj,e bundles of corn Into n wagon points. shortly the corn or callous w ill loosen and can be lifted o ff with the fingers. should be us « h 1 much more extensively Get Weed Seeds Out. This drug freezone doesn’t eat out than It Is for harvesting ensilage corn. In almost all small grain fields a j the corns or callouses but shrivels There Is also on the market n machine them without even Irritating the sur that converts the corn Into ensilage certain amount o f weeds grow and the Canton, Ohio.— “ I suffered from a rounding akin. In the Held, elevating It Into a wagon, seeds are threshed with the grain. female trouble which caused me much Just think! No pain at all: no sore front which It Is sucked or lifted Into These same weeds are sown with the suffering, and tw o ness or smarting when applying it or the silo. The use of either o f these grain i f they are not gotten out. d o cto rs d e c i d e d afterwards. If your druggist don’t that I would have have freezone have him order it for S*ip 25c. Oia'arat 25c 1 50c to go through an you.— Adv. operation before l H ow Indiana Responded. COST OF MILK PRODUCTION could g et well. As a result o f the enmpuign for In- ! Its A dvantages. “ My mother, who Granulated Eyelids* creased food production, one Indiana M a rk e t fo r D a iry Product» Concerned "Is the weather service paying?" had l>e»a helped by Sore Eye», Eve* Inflamed hy town o f less than 5,000 people had j Only In T w o T hin g*— Am ount O f "It's bound to have a raise In It, If S u n . P u t ! » nd W in d quickly LydiaE. Pinkham’s 1.384 gardens Inst season. In eight relieved hy Murine. Try It In it's only the mercury or an umbrella.” fered and Q uality. V e g e t a b l e Com your Eye» and In Baby'* Eye». towns o f another Indlann county 98 ' pound, advised mo NaSaurtiag, Ju»t EyeComfort P ractical Husband. to try it before sub- The market for dairy products does per cent of all vacant lots were under | Marine Eye Remedy " A man has Just telegraphed me not care what It costs to produce milk. cultivation. mi ttin g to an ope ra In three townships in ! ? • l a l v a , in T uh oa 2Rc. F o r Hook o f tho K v o — from. that he has married my daughter.” tion. I t relieved me It Is concerned In only twq^ things— still another county, where special e f A»k Marine Eye Remedy C o . . C h l a a o a "Is he a good, practical man?” from my troubles fort was made to increase food produc tho amount offered nnd the quality. so I can do my house work without any " I guess he Is. He wired me col Most farmers are looking nt the mnrket tion, It was estimated thnt ten times difficulty. I advise any woman who is lect." P. N. U. No. 24, 1918 Instead o f looking nt the cost, nnd the average amount of gnrden crops affiictea with female troubles to give was produced. Tanners for canning Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- 4 every poor cow mnkes It cost more. fruits nnd vegetables were placed In pound a trial and it will do as much fo r each consolidated school In one coun them.” — Mrs. M a r i e B o yd , 1421 5th E ar Corn in Crib. When you wish to know how much ty, nnd were loaned to communities S t , N. E., Canton, Ohio. Sometimes there are serious condi ear corn there Is In n crib find the which desired to use them. tions where a hospital operation is the cubic cnpnclt.v of the* crib nnd divide only alternative, but on the other hand V alue of Stable Manure. by 2Vi for good quality corn nnd you so many women have been cured by this will have the answer. A ton o f stnble manure, o f good Men fnmous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. quality, mny be said to contain 11 Finkham’ s Vegetable Compound, a fter who wear Valuable Assets. pounds o f ammonia, six pounds of doctors have said that an operation was this The skillful hand nnd n cultured phosphoric acid nnd 10 pounds o f pot necessary — every woman who wants em blem APPLY AT A N Y to avoid an operation should give it a mind are the farmer's most vnlunble ash. a re fair trial before submitting to such a assets. U .S . trying ordeal. • N O C H M O S C A N 'S Tho gavel road probably ranks next MARINES • O N S CO . I f complications exist, write to Lydia fo r Good egg production during the “ un to the earth road In total mileage. E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., natural” or winter months, depends fo r advice. The result o f many years SERVICE UNDER T H IS EM B LEM Every acre should produce some experience is at your service. pretty largely on keeping the stock thing. 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