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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1921)
TU MUKA Y, MMTMMHKH IS. —....................... 11 IMI. PAGI 1 FARM POULTRY COURIER 3 DAYS ONLY BARGAIN 'SB,TMH! TXT’ATCH the num ber of people who are coming to us for Revere Tires and Tubes this season! ARRANGEMENT OF DOCK FARM •beuld Bo Located on Light, Sandy Boll. With Convenient FaoUHleo for Watering. (Prsparsd by ths United Btatss Deport ment of Agricultural Duck farm* are usually located on light, sandy soil, preferably on eloping land, where the droppings will leach freely Into the aoll. ao that the land keep* swest and clean. The farm should have good shipping facilities aid both in ablpplng products and buying supplies. The arrangement the buildings should be planned economic* labor and allow for future Increase of the equipment. The Incubator cellar should be con- veulent to the brooder houae. the brooder houae to the growing houae d T ÿsi I5-16-17 * There may be a thought here for you. When so many thought« ful car owners all hit on the same make — there must be some thing to it * 1 *»><**•• C. A WINETROUT Courier Bargain Day occurs on September 18, the Anniversary of tin- establishment of the Daily issue of tin* Courier. But as the 18th this year comes on Sunday, the Bargain Days will be September 15, 16, 17, the same as the Eair. On these days and these days only the price will be FIVE DOALLRS Strictly m advance. Present subscribers may take advantage of this opportunity to save money if their subscription is paid to at least Sep tember 1; others may secure this privilege by paying all arrearages at the regular rate of 50 cents per month. f Young Green Ducks. Ready for Mar kst. and |>eu*. end these building» to the killing hou-e. The pen* In the house» the outside yard*, and the arrange meut of the building* should be planned so that the ducks may be eas ily driven from house to house as de sired. The feed room or house should be centrally located. Last year a uunibcr were disappointed, owing to forgetfulness and Convenient watering arrangement» were obliged to pay the regular price. This year they will remember, but are essential where large numbers of others may forget. If you forget, it costs you money. ducks are sept, a* they require a large amount of drinking water, say poultry specialist* of the United States De partment of Agriculture. While ducks rnay be kept successfully under \ery Intensive conditions. It Is advisable to allow considerable yard space. Itouble yards, which may be rotated and EGGS PRESERVED WITH LIME planted to quick-growing crop*. such as oats, wheat and rye. are good for Will Be Found Quite Satisfactory Intensive duck farms. Where Water Gia** le Dif It is advisable to have a pond or ficult to Obtain, stream for the breeding duck*, as they If water glass Is not obtainable, usually give better fertility under lime may be used for preserving eggs these conditions, although on some ▼ ▼ say Mpeelall*t* of the United States successful duck farms the ducks are Depart meat of Agriculture It Is not always kept on dry land. The young considered so good a« water glasa. hr I green ducks on some farms which have In some Instance* e«* preserved bjr a pond are not allowed to go Into the this method have tatted slightly of water except to bathe and clean their » lime, although at other time* lime- feathers just before marketing. Other MV" ■ water lias proved entirely aaatlfac- growers, however, allow the green ducks free access to ponds or streams lory. V. To preserve with lime, dlxaolve two until they are marketed. pounds of unxiaked lime In a small quantity of water, and dilute with CHEAP COOP FOR BACK YARD * LA five gallons of water that has previ ously been boiled and cooled. Allow I Inexpenoive Howes Will Prove En tirely Sstlefactory Where Small the mixture to stand until the lime Flock la Kept. settle*. then pair off and use the clear liquid. Place clean, fresh eggs In a It Is not necessary to spend much clean earthenware crock or jar, and money for housing If you are going to pour the clear limewater Into the vea- keep a email flock of bene tn yoqr *el until the eggs are covered. At hack yard Indeed. It la nnwlae. say least two Inche* of the solution should poultry specialists of the United cover the top layer of eggs. States Department of Agriculture, Vo. One or two piano case* or a large [ Xi packing box may often be made Into Why Worry? an acceptable home. But whatever Í > A Worry, which Is nearly always born * you build should be made dry and in Ignorance and burled tn repentance, la more karting to man than Is the free from drafts, and have good venti y thing at which he worries.—Arkansaw lation. The United States Department of Agriculture has numerous bulletins Thomaa Cat. giving direction* for this kind of con • • struction, and nny of these are avail able for the asking, or for a very few cents where a charge la necessary. A card to the division of publications. United States Department of Agricul ture. Washington. D. O., will get you what .vort need. Fall Hats Make Their Debut I lint of lie hind them the Hummer'* adorable mil linery. But tin- that froxt. even the find hint of front, li the death knell of late Httmtner hni- -they Hfe pathetic In anything but bnliA.v, not to »av tropic, nlr, ami now the cool September I* within balling (Balance. Above, u group of hat* for curly full wear, cheerfully undertake« to make uh forget our auntnier love», mid will < er talnly aucceed. Glancing over them one may gather the salient feature* of the new miHles their hand made vie liiinco, tlielr subtle and conservative line*, the beauty of the fabric uned— Including dllvetyn anil similar suede like atirfacex. nmlre. Halin, velvet of i lie panne mid plain varieties, Aboi o all we are captivated by embelllali- inetilM which are revealed In fiinillliir mid unfamiliar deeoriiilon». And » lien It comes tu iirnmneiitH they arc fund ful, endlessly original, even amusing. When you make 11 little journey Imo tin *|i<ipH dnu't lie surprised If you find Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY IjBBve Grant* Ba»* 1:60 p. m Leave Bowe burg 1 p. Grants Pass- Medford Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY PHONE S3 OR 160 LEAVE GRANTS BASS 10:00 a. tu. 1:00 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 6:15 p. m. | IJ IIEIU. 1» nothing like n >>••» to cheer up the and heart* T « omen who niuat regretfully put TIR.ES TUBES “'TREAD fabric I o accommodate those who can not rely on their own memory, we will accept cheeks now, but they will not be cashed nor receipts issued until the 18th, although subscriptions may start at any time. $0 per per year $6 year PAPPA IN DAV $avc8 y°u$l.00 50c peiimonthuHnunlli Uni Saves^you REVERE REVERE CORD These rules are held to strictly, and no subscription will be received at the reduced rate after the 1 8th unless sent by letter, the postmark bear ing the date of th«* lKth. iiuiiemii-iit iiilng».. in miniature, in ■.pori» nnd oulilixirlng finta. A butter- paddle. n finck coinb, a few golf stick* nnd n hall ur lw<> unexpectedly repoa- Ing among simulated fruit* and foil- nge. "Il Is- to laugh"—and buy them iiniiiedhilely fot- thè new shape« are. iil.ove all, beeomlng. Mere «re four of them (or I mine- diate wenr Al thè top h rubric hat with »tllched brini and a tiell-crown— CHpeclillly bei olullig lo »leader face*. A iiinilf of einbroldery mal benda adom II. Tu tbe left mi nif i he-face sfilipe utilizi» a ruchlng of narro» rlbbon In a Hi-roll design dii It» brilli and Ita compuntoli al thè righi sprtrkles wlth ,piare cellophane plmpte» and benda. Tilt’ deiuure and elegant poke bonnet -liupe Ila» a typlenl cromi of thè new n rie and Indviited nini n gru- t-loli» In in. Ulieiilllo fruita hii <* follane ed<! 'i's rietine*« Hammarmill band in tlx colora at Courier offlee. *. while they are nice and hot and let the folks enjoy them. Hot bread, rolls and buns every day at this bakery— send for them and have a real treat. They have that "give nie-some-niore” taste, you know| Ask the children! 1»k your Grocer for Bread linked by the GRANTS PASS BAKERY Place orders for Duplicate and Triplicate All styles and sizes Requires about 60 days to fill orders Constantly in Stock: Books of Duplicate Remittance Blanks Garage Repair Books Trade Acceptances Legal Blanks Blank Sales Books I (
