HAT! HDAY. MA» I». IWI.
GlilNTH PAHN DAILY tXH RIER
PACK KIGHT
PRIZES FOR B0YS8GIRIS
IN PIG FEEDING CONTEST
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We would like to inform the boys
and girls of the county that the
Inion Stock Company of Portland
*500 and
aud »*.*0i
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has donated between ».*00
for caah premiums to be paid to the
boys and girls of Oregon between the
ages of » and IS. who make the best
showing in the economical raising of
a litter of four pigs
These four
pigs must be litter mates and may bel
either purebred« or grades In other
words, they do not have to be régis
tered. They can be of either sex
The rules of this pig raising contest
are as follows:
1. The boys or girls must take the I
individual weight of their littvw of |
four pigs at weaning time
2. They must keep a record of the
amount and the cost of feed
3. They must take the Individual
weight of the pigs at the time they
are to be exhibited at the Pacific In
ternational livestock
Livestock
Exposition
which will be about the middle
November.
4. The pigs will be judged upon
their general appearance, rate of
gain during the period of feeding,
cost of making that gain, and the
clearness of the record showing these
results.
5. The record showing the above
will be presented to the judges for
their consideration at the livestock
show.
A car of livestock will go from Jo
sephine County to the International
Livestock Exposition in November
and arrangements can be made by
the boys and eirls to have their fin
ished litter of four pigs go along with
the shipment.
The local banks have agreed
loan the boys and girls the money
to make the purchase, and arrange
ments can *be made through the
county agent’s office to secure Berk
shire. Duroc Jersey or Hampshire
pigs
Any boy or girl interested in
this proposition should take the mat
ter up immediately and complete ar
rangements before the first of June.
It will be too later after that date.
There are a limited number of litters
available, and the boys and girls who
sign up first will secure these litters
ROY E. MILLER.
County Agent.
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today
EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE—
Dependable companies am! reas-
onable rates. See T. M. Stott,
10 2tf
Buick Salesrooms
PHONE 326-Y, Houser Bros., for
wood. Pine $3 tier, 2-tier load;
79
fir »3.50.
JOS MOSS AGENCY—Fire insur
ance. plate glass liabilty, insur
ance. 20414 Sixth street.
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E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate. In
surance and plate giass liability.
609’4 G street, phone 28.
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FOR TRADE -5 lots in Klamath'
Falls. Cash price l.’oo each. All:
or part for auto. W J. Vernon. I
312 I street.
79 ,
FOR SALE—Apples, inquire at fruit
warehouse or cold storage plant. FOR SALE—160 acres timberland.
Josephine county. \\
of NW’
MWStf
and N I*, of SW . Sec. 1 4 T.
Murphy, May 21 —
S , R. 8 W. What is it wort
A column couldn't say more.
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you for cash Any offer considered.
Address A. D. Dabney, 4827 Elm
FOR SALE or will trade for the
wood Ave.. Los Angeles. Cai
85
right kind of property, a 160-a re
farm, all bottom land, free soil, FOR SALE- Six-weeks-old lægliorn
well improved, beautiful location
cockerels, 15c each or 10c each in
and a paying farm. Better inves
lots of 50. C. Schaefer«. Rd.
tigate. W. J. Messenger, Dorence.
Oregon. Lane county.
78 NEW TODAY—One l-lnirn«-r
Prerh’ek*
edale
AMERICAN PEERESS TO
EXPLORE DARKEST AÍ-R i C h
The Liberty Hailes of Boston hake
established an unusual and uniq :n*
record In the Lyceum ami Chautau-
|tia world
l Three charming, talented and vi
vacious young ladies comprise this
i splendid organization. Each member
has almost equal vocal and Instru
mental ability so that the variety of
entertainment presented is much
greater than is usually possible in a
three-people company. Added charm
1.« given to their programs through
the fact that they appear In costumes
the Revolutionary days as well as
modern dress. The personnel Is
follows: Vera Krake. dramatic
soprano, featuring Irish harp and
pianologties;
Kathleen
Ix'Iiaron,
lyric soprano reader and guitar play-
Elsle Bemont, contralto, violinist
mandolin player. They make up
opening concert of the Chautau-
program
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FOR RENT—'Light housekeeping Star oil stove with oven. Ehwtri«
rooms. Suitable for two. No chil lamp. Electric fan. Regular
dren. 210 South Fifth St.
79 Mattreses. roll«-«! edges, weight
II.«, a few left at S’>. .Also a «ilk fl'»««
FOR BALE—Classy Scripps-Booth matti«-«« at St I. Library table, heavy
roadster, A-l condition, good tires. I top. good a« new, S12.5O. \!><>iii lo
5 wire wheels, new paint, license. r<«l« 1M-Inch wire finer. Phone
Bargain at »350. Dewey Jackson. T. C. Booth.
Rd. 3. phone 614-F-2.
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FOR SALE—Large strong. Brussels ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
AMUSEMENTS
sprouts plants. Phone 248 or call
at 206 West D.
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"The ( ou nt y Fair" at Itivoli
FOR SALE 80 acres unimproved
The younger generation is not
on Jones creek. 80 acres unim
proved in Fruitdale.
14 acres I quainled with the charms of th
cleared and fenced in Fruitdale. stage classic, “The County Fair,
160 acres 5 miles out on Crescent if it is anything like the wonderful
City road above ditch, unimproved. picture seen in preview at the Rivoli
And % interest in
Bronson theater this morning its fame is well
addition on Tenth street.
Must earned. Ths production, made by the
be sold. Make me an offer on all skillful exponent of the dramatic art.
or part. E L. Churchill, trustee. Maurice Tourneur, opens at the Rivoli
Phone 268-J
80 for three days, beginning tomorrow
matinee, and attendance marks no
FOR SALE—My home, 1026 Lawn
doubt will be strained to the breaking
ridge Ave. Davenport addition on
point.
t Tenth street. Also several 10. 20
With some splendid photography,
and 40-acre tracts. Some under
irrigation and some not. If you fine selection as to members of the
incomparable direction,
are looking for a snap, see E. L. cast, and
Churchill, owner
Phone 2««-J. "The County Fair” should vie for
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80 honors with any big attraction that
has played here in a long time. The
HAVE 1<>I( SALE
\ I ir-.'*- at:*l *nll -picture is neither too long nor too
built barn, cost originally »450. short being just long enough to tell
Can be ideally adapted into modern the story and give the characters
home
Must sell at once. See E. time to interpret their roles and Ju :
S. VanDyke, agent. First National short enough to make the audiences]
Bank Building.
gj want some more.
NEW
OWL
TAXI -Call 172 I
Katherine Calvert at the organ, as
Prompt service day or night. A. F well as added attractions, complete a
Berrle
gj pleasing program.
New
Maidstone
.’.ngiaml,
former Miss Margiirettn Arm
strong Drexel of Philadelphia. who,
according to cables from London. Is
planning to a>-eompnny her husband.
Viscount .Maidstone, the Marquis and
Marchiom-s Flt<-hfi«-l«l and tin- Duke
mid Ihiclu-«« of Sutherland on an ex
ploration trip to the Blue Nil«- Into
that |iitrt of Afrlcn never liefere pene-
tralevl by II white woman.
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A Concrete Hardener,
Calcium chloride has been shown to
be useful for hastening the hardening
of concrete. With a little of this sub
stance added to some cements, the
hardening of the concrete Increased
about 1<X) per cent in one and two
days.
For Co d Feet.
An Inventor Ims hit upon an
genlous and novel hlen for dealing with
the affliction of cold feet. It Is very
simple. All one needs to do is to take
a large sheet of paper ami roll It up.
pasting the edges, so as to form a
tube. When a per«on goes to bed, he
places the tube beneath the bedclothes
and breathes through It. That Is to
«ay, holding one end of the tube In
his mouth, he take« In Ills supply of air
through his nostrils in tile ordinary
wa.v. and expels his breath through
the lube. By tills means n «ontimious
current of warm air Is poured into the
bed. contributing the requisite heat.
When his feet -ire warm enough, b'
discards the till»«- ulid goes to all ep.
Dreaming of Candles.
A dream of a lighted candle Is said
to indicate a wedding, To dream of
an extinguished one Is believed to
mean a fnn**ral. When you buy can
dies In a dream, or mu kg them, thia
tv said to foretell merriment and re-
lolclng.
if
fuswell l.iiddle Boy Is the
>• of u blue hioniied Airedale pup pre
seiiii-d to I’re-blent Harding by s Toledo friend lit* showed his pep Immedi-
ately upon arrival by chasing u Wilson cat up a tree.
Three C’s Lumber Company
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades.
Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Clipboard Doors, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
FOUNDRY AND WEHT «
GRANTS PANS, ORKGON
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