The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 11, 1930, Page 10, Image 10

Mr*. Mattie McGuffin and two
daughters, Margery McGuffin and
Mr*. Walter Smith, returned last
week end from Eureka, California,
where they went to visit Mr*. Smith’s
husband, who is engaged in fishing
there.
FARM
STOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kern and
daughters and Mrs. Kern’S father,
Calvin Ray, of North Bend, returned!
Call Farr A Elwood for transf.-r Sunday evening from a four-dayu* trip'
aad fuel.
down the coast. They drove forty miles
Wedding Rings, Wedding Ring*, the south of Eureka and found all the road
good kind, guaranteed. Diamonds— eery good.
Dr. P. M. Drake returned Last Sun- j
that are diamond*—at Wilson’*'
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Opperman re
turned home yesterday morning after
spending a week in a cottage on
Coo* river.
Mf. and Mr*. Roy Pettingill and
family and Mr. Pettingill’s father and
mother spent the day of the Fourth at
Sunset beech.
Gladys Clinton, of Gravel Ford, who
ha* been employed for the past year
at Mrs. A. Schroeder’s restaurant, is
quite ill at her home.
Miss Gloria Gets, who is in training
st the Good Samaritan Hospital to
Portland, is expected home Monday
for a three weeks’ vacation.
Mrs. G. Hermanson and her daugh­
ter, Lucile, left Wednesday morning
for Portland and Victoria, where they
will remain for several months.
Claude Irons, of Marshfield, while
viaiting at the home of Mrs. Mattie
McGuffin 8unday, seriously injured his
left eye with a hook on a Ashing pole.
Born, July 6th, to Mr. and Mrs.
I/an Gregory, a ten-pound boy, Wil­
liam Howard. Mr*. Gregory is at the
home of her mother, Mr*. Will Wimer.
MORE LIVE STOCK
NEEDED ON FARMS
Face Powders that add
Enchantment
L. D. LeOeor, V. 1>
St. Lewis, Me.
Growing Demand for More
Milk, Beef and Poultry.
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A growing demand for more milk,
butter, beef and poultry make* it ab­
solutely necessary that farmer* tn-
crease their live stock production if
they continue to “live at home.**
"The rapidly Increasing urban pop­
ulation haa brought to the farm door
Mr*. Bertha J. Smith, Mr* Anna the opportunity of buying tboee thing*
Rooney, Miss Bess Maury, of thia tity, that at one time were of a*ce*e|Xy pro­
¿nd Mi** Edna Asplund, of Manh- duced on the farm." say* A. C. Kim
rey, dairy extension specialist at the
lold, returned Sunday evening from a
North Carolina »tale college, "but It 1*
three day«’ trip to southern Oregon, atoo Increasing the demand for all
•topping at Crater Lake, Klamath kind* of live atock product*. In neg­
Falls, AsHand and Medford.
lecting to Increase hl* dairy herd and
Homer C. Gant, who spent ? the poultry flock*, th* farmer is neglecting
Fourth holiday* in Portla-.d, reiurn d a wonderful opportunity to not only
produce a good living but atoo make a
Tuesday, accompanied by Miae Bea­
good income from the farm."
trice Peters, who spent a few day*
In the early «laya of our hiatory.
here this week. The wedding of thia state* Sfr. Kimrey, when the market*
popular young couple is to be solem­ were few and tor apart. It was net
nized in Portland late in July.
only good business but a neceaalty to
Mr. and Mr* W. V. Ferguson and produce everything needed on the
farm. Thia naturally led to the pro­
children spent the Fourth holidays on
duction of crop* that were adapted to
a trip to Crater and Diaflsond Laltes. alow marketing such aa cotton, tobac­
The O. K. Beals family from Corvallis co and grain. But now, he state* It
Joined them for the trip. In an af­ la not only necessary to produce the
ternoon’s fishing in Diamond lake the things needed on th* farm but aleo
men each caught a 20-inch Rainbow, to produce tboee things moat In de­
mand at tbe neareat market which, to
trout.
most casea, to at tbe front door. Th*
Mr. and Mrs. Drue Cunningham, constant demand today to for food
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pointer, Vera products from live stock.
Gaalin and Eula Doak were on a trip
According to Mr. Kimrey, live atock,
over the past week end. They mo­ pasture and feed cropo In reasonable
tored via the Pacific highway, taking proportion will enable every farmer In
in the Oregon caves, then going over J North Carolina to utilise a maximum
the Redwood highway to Crescent par cent of hto acreage and will at the
Mme time, produce a decent living
City and returning up the coast.
and a marketable surplus of live stock
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tennison, who. product*.
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had been visiting here since July K i
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“This
the only _
permanent
aolu
left Monday noon for their home in tlon, and aa long aa the farmers of
San Diego. His father, Frank Tenni-: North CaroliM refuse to follow this
»on. accompanied them and will visit »ystem. Juat so long will they have
in San Diego for two or three menthe, • • ■alaU ■nd Insufficient farm Income
Tom left Coquille several years «««».I“/ LX'n<ih2 ^ve^Xror^tod^
Mr*. R. B. Knife and daughter, La day morning from a werisgs trip to
Verne, arrived home today from Port­ ctntral Idaho where relative* Were
Halted. Mr* Drake and daughter,
land. They went up laat Monday.
vho accompanied the doctor, went east
Mr*. Taylor, of Portland, has been
for a month’s visit with her parents
viaiting here with her niece, Mr*. Lola
Thompson, and her eon, Ralph Taylor. in Colorado.
Uee Cow Bell
Safety First!
Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect
your health.
to
Raise
Poultry
I lo W
*
.
Why Net EetabHeh aa Egg Route
aad Get the Extra Profits That th*
Retailer Would Otherwise EajoyT
Every owner of a fair steed poultry
lock should either belong to « co-
•perative marketing association or be
nterested in the story of Ben Web-
iter. Ben to a hustling, likeable young
chap who purchased a run-down farm,
stocked it with chickens, and is now
attempting to make it pay by eetabliah-
ng a “direct to the user” egg busi-
1 tea* Of course, he’ll make a go of it
’or the story run* true to th* oM
Horatio Alger “work and win” formu-
* Nevertheless, if Ben were a real
lesh and blood egg farmer, I am quite
inre be would get there just th* same.
I have observed a number of ae-
ual parallels to the popular Ben Web­
ster story. None of them encounter­
ed such trials as Ben has had to ov­
ercome, but without exception, they
found the egg route a profitable ven-
'■.ure. And why not? If you take
?our eggs in one lot to one of the egg
buyer* or to some retail dealer, you
know they are going to be resold at
t profit of several cento a dozen over
'hat you received for them.
You
•an not only have that profit for your
wn but can actually demand a pre-
nium of from three to five cents a
lozen over current store prices aa a
rule. It is being done by many “egg
’armers’’ in various parte of the coun-
ry and there is no reason why the
•>!an will not work anywhere.
You can offer your customers at
east three advantages over the ordin-
iry farm run of eggs ouch as they
irually get at grocery stores. First,
I ou can guarantee that your egg* are
I infertile as no rooster* ar* kept with
I your laying flock, hence your egg*
I will keep fresh much longer. Second,
I you can assure thesn that egg* are
I fathered twice a day so they are sure .
I -o be perfectly fresh. The third ad- I
I /antage is that you can keep your'
I here penned up so that there io no
I loubt about when egg* were laid.!
I Egg* collected from hayloft* or here
I and there about a farm may have been '
•
I laid recently or they may not.
Mr. and Mr«. I. J. Dennis, of Port­
land. and Dr. Wm. Stransbury, of
Palo Alto, Cal., were week-end guests
over the Fourth with Dr. and Mm. J.
and ha* a re.pon.ibh position with
B. Gillis.
sections,” ear* Mr. Kimrey,
tbe telephone company in the south­
Harry A. Slack returned yesterday
ern California city.
morning from a ten days’ trip to Sa­
Bulletin on Docking
lem and other valley point* He was
and Castrating Lambs
accompanied home by K. G. Denman,
(Prepared by the United fttataa Department
of Corvallis.
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of Agriceltoro.)
Farmers who raise sheep for tbe
Pullets for sale, White Leghorn»
sale of lamb* will be interested to
and Auftralorpe. Also some ene-year
Farmers’ Bulletin 1184-F, “Castrating
TREATING OLD AGE
old Leghorn toying Hens.
S. B.
and Docking Lambs,” which may by
Leeper, on Highway, at Cunningham'
obtained free from United States De
railroad crossing.
tf
partment of Agriculture, Washington
D. O.
Mr. and Mrs Bill Keller, of Arago,
T HAS long been recognised that | This bulletin emphasise* the value
and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
babies require different treatment of docking all lamba and castrating
Should any patron object to paying
Culbertson and family returned this from adult* The young, tender, de­
tbe rem tomb* which are to be mar­
week from a few days’ camping trip veloping body of the Infant to sub­ keted, In order to get maximum gain* your price, provided, of course, that
ject to different dlsenses and needs and good prices when finished. Un- • It ia not out of reason, you may safe­
at Johnson’s beach.
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different treatment from that of the
ly offer to let them try store eggs
Notice: Farmers—We buy Beef, mature, completely developed body of , docked ram iamb* are often discrimi­
tor a while. Aa a rule, your willing-
nated
against,
tbe
bulletin
shows,
to
Veal, Pork, Poultry and Hides, at the the adult. This has come to be so gen­
¡an extent ranging from «3 to flfi per nees to have them make this com perl­
ECONOMY CA8H MARKET, Co­ erally recognised that the care and
on will overcome their objection*
100 pounds. In comparison with cas­
quille, Oregon.
treatment of the Infant Is now a dis­
trated and docked lumba of the same right then and there. Egg* produced
H. W. Weiger, who ha* been in tinct speciality in medicine.
age. Thia to due largely to the greet­ under the condition* outlined above
In the Mme way we are coming to
Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland
er uniformity and more attractive ap­ are bound to be bettor than those pur-
realise
that
the
dlae.ise»
and
treat
­
for a month or more, returned to Co­
pearance which castrated and docked
•hased through store*.
quille Wednesday. He to feeling and meet of the very old demand Just ae lamba present when marketed.
Before starting a business of this
distinct treatment as that of the very
looking much better.
Owners of range docks have long
kind, be sure you have sufficient hens
young. Some of the organs and func­
appreciated tbe value of castrating
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tweed and aon tions of the old have begun to slow
to make sure of having a year ’round
and docking, but these practice* are
returned Monday from spending the up and degenerate. They need special not so general to the case of farm •upply of eggs for your year "round
Fourth at their old horns in Portland. treatment, just ae does the body of flock* The bulletin describee aad 11
customers. Not to have a constant
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Mr. Tweed is tbe cleaner and presser ' th* infant. 7
•upply at all time« for your regular
lustrates the operation* of castrating
to a recent issue of the Medical Re­
at the DelLuxe plant.
and docking to aid farmer* I* per­ ’rede will hurt your business very
view of Reviews Or. M. W. Thewll*
Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Kelley re­ of New York make* some valuable forming tbe work safely and effec­ much.
tively.
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In addition to the egg business '
turned Sunday evening from a trip to suggestions about the treatment of the
aged.
Disease«
of
old
age,
he
says,
re
­
with it* very acceptable extra profit
Crater and Diamond Lakes.
They
'eature, there are also dressed fowls
were accompanied from Grants Pass quire just as much special attention
as diseases of childhood.
to be reckoned with. They, too, will
by the T. S. Easton family.
Tbe first necessity In treating old
□ring you a much higher price tf sold
V. R. Wilson is mourning the death people to a hopeful attitude. Old per­
over your route than if marketed in
of his 12-year old collie, "Chum,” sons are especially aubject to sugges­
the usual manner. Here again, the
which occurred a week ago. The dog tion. If an old man Is once taken ill,
insurance of a fresh product make«
was injured by another dog which he to apt to become despondent and
your offering more acceptable. You
to
believe
that
there
la
no
help
for
slipped up on his blind side.
will kill and dress fowl* just before
him.
Msry Alice Nosier was seriously
For this rreaon. It to never wise to
you start out to deliver them eo they
hurt Monday morning, while playing allow an old i>erson to remain in bed
sre sure to be in prime condition when
.see
with other children on the Lincoln any longer than la absolutely neces­
Only good quality bay, or that which I delivered.
grade school chute. She fell about sary. The longer he »lay- the more to of bright green color and leafy to
You have a very good medii
for
convinced he 1» that he can never get
eight f mt, striking her head.
I disposing of your extra cockerel* and
character, should be fed to bogs.
up.
e e e
I cull female atock and you do eo at a
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Wilson and
In the old aa in tbe adult, many
Pigs which make good gala* durlag I profit considerably in excess of what
daughter, Aileen were among the troubles ere caused by focal Infec­
the suckling |>erio<l have ■ derided ad­ I vou would realize by any other means.
Fourth of July vieitora from Coquille tions. They are of even greater im­
vantage over pigs raised by sows which I lust bow much the increase will be
at Crater Lake. They also visited portance in the old because aged per­ are poor milker*
I depends on a number of conditions. I
Klamath Falls. Ashland and- Med­ sona are more susceptible to poisons
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than tbe more vigorous adults. These
ford on the trip.
hould consider it a conservative es­
Early pigs require more attention
centers of infection may lie In the
timate, however, to say that as prices
Mrs. Jas. Watson is enjoying a visit teeth, tbe tonsils, tbe prostate, the at farrowing time and for a few days
ire at present, dressed birds sold in
after they are farrowed io avoid leases
from her nieces, Misses Pearl and bladder or the gall Madder. Recause a
-due to cold weather.
.hi* way should bring you twenty-five
Ruby Snyder, of Portland, who came person to old la ho reason why the
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to thirty-five cent* more each than
Tuesday for a two week«' stay. The center of Infection should not bo bunt­ | A little extra protein feed should be
'f »old in any other way.
ed
for
and
removed.
young ladies are twin eistera, daugh­
supplied during the torn four to aix
Beside the possibility of poisoning
It is therefore quite easy to see
ter* of Capt Levi Snyder.
weeks before the sows are due to far
from focal Infections, old peraams are
that, even though the egg route does
row.
It
may
be
furnished
hy
feeding
Mr. and Mm. Wm. Tonimi, who also especially liable to poisoning from
,• pound of tankage per day for every entail more work than limply taking
have been visiting here this week, left accumulation In the bowel« By the
four sow* or shout two gallon* of the week’s collection to some retail
for their home in Ferndale, C«iif„ Me of castor oil, mineral oil and other
skim milk per day to tbe name num
dealer, the extra profit to more than
cathartics
as
well
as
Irrigation,
tbe
today. Mrs. Tonimi j* the sister of
ber of sow*
likely to be worth the effort necessary
Mrs. W. E. Cross, Mrs. J. N. Jacobsen bowels can be kept free from any ac-
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to get it.
cumulationa.
and Mrs Maggie Simmons.
Leguminous bay supplies desirable
Above all. old persons should be
It would be an unusual community
Clarite of tbe Clarke Optical Co..
to the ration. Aalde rrom the nutrient* where plenty of customer* could not
3i6H Washington St., Cor. «th, Port­ things outride tbenisei ven. Th« idee
he found. The chance* are that a lit­
furnished. however, another benefit de
land. Ore., eye sight »peciaHata. wifi that the old should "rest" to kind but
tle investigation will reveal plenty ef
rived
from
feeding
the
whole
hay
to
be in Coquille, all day and evening, not always wise. Active Interest to that of compelling the sow* to ex- potential customers who will be glad
Friday, July 18th, at the Coquille outside things has added years to sfcise.
to have you serve them. You may not
many an old pereon’a life. Generally
Hotel. See Mm about your eyes.
be able to dispose of your entire out-
the busiest live the loneest.
(* l»tS.
Ualo». »
DUt on your route at first, but by con­
Edythe Farr to expected home Mon­
sistently offering * better service than
day from a month’« emit with rela­
Loganberries for Sale—Earl Noe-
»them and a sup
you will
tive» in Tacoma, Portland and Eu­ ler, Sanford Heights, Coquille, phone
gradually build
gene.
She will be accompanied by MILL.
of eatiefactory
two courina, Wesley and Robert
(Copyright, im,
Holley, whose home to in Tacoma.
NOSLER À WALKER.
KEEPING WELL
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Live Stock Hints
by Dr. L. D. LeGeer. V. *.)
There a a tint and a texture to suit every type
among these flattering, fragrant face powders—
Shari (|2.50), Cara Nome (32.00), Duska (31.00).
They are lasting and alluring. Sold only at Rexall
Stores.
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc
DRUGGISTS
STATIONERS
Inspect Our Quabty Merchandise
—Then Help Yourself and Sate
Endicott-Johnson (Not to the Trust)
- SHOES for ALL the FAMILY
Them handy shopping »torà* speciali*« in Standard Brands and
SELL far LESS
Hosiery
Wash Frocks
Men’* Furnishings
Lingerie
Notion*
Mon’* Work Clothing
Coquille
Marshfield
Well Drilling
SIX CYLINDER
SENTENCES
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By DR. JOHN W. HOLLAND
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■mlleo wrinkle the fare op;
scowl* wrinkle ft ifc.wn
One« med mone.t line Iteen man)
• man’» endoIng
If a man cannot boa* the beast
In him. the beaat wilt be
We are now equipped with a
plate Star Well Drilling machine and
are ready to contract for drilling in
any section of th* county. Our equip­
ment is all contained on -a' light truck
and can be quickly teleported t*
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at our
your i location.
Write or
call
place for price* and dates.
Rice A Marsters
Car* Wellman’* Insurance Office,
Myrtle Point.
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Our thoughts take on the colot
of our heart’s <le«I re»
Rate to a ravenous wolf that
Anally devours the hater
Tbe universe break* with the
man who hreoks an honor
able promlee.
<• '••• W«w»r« Mew»»»*»» Balsa. »
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Pig* farrowed In January and Feb
ruary can be raised succemfully If
they are properly housed and man
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Chadwick Lodge No. 68
A. F. A A. M.
Stated Communication
Aug. 12—8:00 P. M.
Hiland Theatre!
MYRTLE POINT
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday, July 13 - 14 - 16
See and hear Gary Cooper, famous gg “The Virginian.”
THE TEXAN
in gnother fawiuting gll outdoor romnnee!
Admission 40c gad 50c
Wednesday - Thursday, July 10 - 17
Ahoy! The Joy Fleet is in Port!
William Haines in Ilia first alUtalking picture
Navy Blues
Admission 10c aad 35c
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Friday and Saturday, July 18 - 18
H All Talking Comedy Drama
TEMPTATION
with
•ad Lawrence Gray
10c aad 50c