' Saturday, December II, I DUO T II K T I M R H II 10 It A Ij I) II TJ It N H II A It N TO Y (1 (Ml N T V o u ro a o n Page Tlirco SITCI-JSM WITH MANY IH'M . TO INTHMjKJHNT UHU OK AVI HI' "NOIHK" Pantry cooks lull uh that n duek egg Ih bottor for tunny purposes than n hen's, egg. Ptirthormoro there nro nowndayH varluttcn of duckH, which with proper cnro, will lay nlmoHt uh many ogg Por futnalu In a year as will a good hon. Hut tho hen makes a nolso ovory time sho layn an egg, whllu tho dunk fsiyo nothing and goes away and leaven lior nowly laid egg to tho morclt'H or chanco. llonn nro grown on ovory farm nnd no countlcPH thoiiRnndK of village back lot. Tho Pacific Coast country h full of associations devoted to tho hnndllng and marketing of Iioii'h eggs, ut duck In obneuro nnd almost unknown. Hero In a mighty oxampio of tho Tallin of making n nolso In tho world. Thero nro millions of mun In tho world who nro honest, capable nnd Intelligent, but who hnvo a hard tlmo (o nmko n living. Thorn aro millions f bUBlnnw ponltlonH which thoso men rould llfl porhapn bettor than thny arc tmlng filled by tho mon who now hold thorn, but tho follow who bnvo tho Jobn havo ulno had tho fac ulty of pushing themsolvon forward and selng that tho mon who hud jobn to glvo out hoard about thorn. They had tho ability to mako a nolno about themselves and nmko It to food advantage. Thoro aro thoiiHahdH of professlon nl mon struggling along without ru ntunoratlvo huslnoRH hoeauno thny huvo boon too modest or too ethical or too retiring to put thoniHolvoH in way or buslnosH which might bo tholra. Thoy havo novor loarnod how to nmko a iioIku. In Juat tho annui wny, thoro aro thousands of bliHlnosii Iiouhoh, which aro running along on n small volume of buHlnoHH, or If thoy aro making a profit, It In vory much losti than It ought to bo, bocaUHO thoiio Iiouhoh havo novor learned bow to mako a noluo about tlio'jinolvoii nnd tho goodH thoy handlo. Tho most modern form of making a buHlnoHH iioIho In ndvorllHlng. Youi buslnosH competitor may carry no bottor merchandise thnn you carry. Ilo may bo In no bottor position to glvo iwrvico to hln customers thnn you aro, hut If ho lotn tho possible that ho hns niorchandlso which thoy buyers know through ndvor.tlslng want nnd that ho given norvlco which thoy need whllo you nit ntlll waiting for htom to como to you, ho will prosper whllo you will go backward. Thoro aro many manufacturorn who aro making high clana matorlnln and good workmanship, but If thosn manufacture aro not advortlalng their merchandise and nobody known about It, It's tho wrong kind of mor chandlno for you to havo on your shelves. It la your bunlncna to advertise your atoro and your aorvlco and It In lo your IntoroHl to lot your ciiHtoin crn know, what lluoii you hiuidlo, hut you cannot afford, to glvo thorough and complete advertising to ovory product In yoWn iitoro that'n tho manufacturers' huulnoim nnd iiiiIuhh ho dooH HiIh you ought to chango to iioiiio other IIiioh which nro adequate ly advertlHOd, You don't want duck oggH to Kelt lu your ntoro, you want Iioii'h oggti. Thoy nro tho kind which nro ndvor tliiod. Illuo Mountain Haglo. o OllHKUVATIONH FltOM Till HIIHO 1,1 NKH Ihii'I It remarkable that you and 1 aro tho only peoplo lu Hurnn who havo tho energy nnd ambition to do hue to "Htnrt something?" It might bo worth romomhorlng, however, that moHt of our ambition getn no further than blaming tho other fol low for bolng a deadhead. When you noo nil tho activity go ing on around tho location of tho new Iru Rkntlng rink, don't It mnko you reel Ilku getting out "among 'em agaln7'' Kvory onco In a whllo nnmobody comes along with a good thing and trlon to got a bunch or llurnii people Intcrontud Jn a community enterprise. When thnt happen, don't nit back nnd nay, "Well, now that would bo nice, wouldn't It? Hut so-and-so and tho rest or tho crowd wouldn't back it up. I don't think It can bo done." InMtoad, get In yourneir. Thoro may be nomoono olso In town who aUo waiitH to huvo a good tlmo. While kicking about tho town In general and yoTlr next door uolghhor lu particular, why not try to do your part toward making tho town liv able? Homo country towmi aro iulto iih wldo nwako uh tho cltloH. Help to mako Hurnn ouo of them. With tho proHpect of a great deal of work to bo done on tho Highway lu tho near future, coiuch iiIho tho (jueittlon of how llurnii Ih going to moot tho Htraugoni who como hero to do a great deal of tho work, and, In cidentally to upend their money hero, I and for a time to become a part of i tho community. Not ovory Btrniiger Ih a catllo their. Why not trea 'em iih whlo folku, till they prove other-wluo? HOW MANY IM.'tJH YOU MAY KXI'KCT FltOM YOUll IIKNH Tho nvorngo novice can rcitHonnbly expect to get an average or at least 10 doKou eggH per hen u yrur from li Ih iiuiall riock In the back yard, nay poultry HpeclallntH of tho United BtntcH Department of Agriculture. On tho bnHhi of two Iioiih to each memlie or the family thin will glvo 20 dozen eggn a year to each pemon, which nmount In about halfway be tween tho general average of farm and city consumption. No back-yard poultry keeper nhould ho natlnfled with Ioph than thin. Ho ahould try, however, to got an much more an ponnlblo. To provide an egg n day for each perHon two hens would havo to lay 183 eggn each year. TIiIh Ih by no moanu an ImpoRiitblo avoragu for iimall flockn. It In porhapn not too much to nay that In cancn where tho purson attending tho flock In In a position to look after tho wants or tho birds, three or moro llmca a day an average of bolter than 13 doRon eggs per hen can bo secured if tho honn are mature and In good condi tion at tho start, and havo tho vital ity to carry thoin through a year or heavy laying. For ho farm tho average of 100 eggn per hon Ih advised an tho lowent that Simula" bo accepted an satisfact ory, whllo for tho bnck yard 120 Ih Insisted upon an tho lowest average, although In general tho conditions In back yards nro lesn favorable to poul try than ou farms. I Why make a question mark of yourself seven days a week? Get on our subscription list 'and we'll tell you the whole story and all of the stories 52 weeks in the year. Even the wisest of men .can't know it all without reading the home paper. The Times-Herald vl gLLrgLU JlLw lggggiggggB W UAHMM MX ATS f cbelee grates eily. Wkat war you bay kene yeu'H Had tender aad toatkMBia. Yau my tklak tkat eaatee quality aaeais kfekee etnt. Bw tkai0aly tUka ya ar win k graven lfk yaur Nrxt rdtr. . W. UflH kCARKR U'a quite posHlblo to work hard and still tako llfo easy. It Is all In tho wny you look at your Job. In Now York high society It Is con nlititnx! nulto Immodest to oxnosn an imr to tho vulgar public gaze. Ilut mon do not objoct to thlt; harmloso crazo. 8hnrt ntocklngs and baro knees aro much moro to their liking. hside rack on a dim job! YOUR ENGINE requires nn hiternal bath frequently. Road dust, carbon from the combustion chamber, and fine particles of metal worn from the bearing surfaces get into the lubricating oil in the crank case. All this dirt circulates with the oil through the engine. If it isn't drained out regularly there's bound to be excessive wear and tear. Gasoline also escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil. Modern Crankcase Cleaning Ser vice gets rid of the dirty, diluted oil, flushes the crankcase thoroughly and refills with clean, fresh oil. The garages listed below are now equipped to perform this needed service quickly and for a nominal charge. We use Calol Flushing Oil, which cleanses thoroughly without danger of contaminating the fresh Zerolene replied into the cleaned crankcase. TODAY: Bring in your car for Mod ern Crankcase Cleaning Service. It will result in better engine perform ance and longer life for your car. BURNS CARACE UNIVERSAL CARACE LAIYIPSHIRE CARACE NARROWS CARACE, Narrows A town that Is worth living In Is worth trading In. Homo town boost ers will keep thlH fact in mind when doing their ChrlstmnH shopping. RBJJb PIJBABURB COMIN wkca yau rier a glass f our yrf"t soda. Maala juat right, nixed last rlgkt aai aerved Just rlckt It la a drlak II Ut tks god er tkeir d ftocadaata. Smms like blgk arattfa? Not a alt ef It. Cease ta any tin and aut the Matter to a teat Ani listen, It tastee evea better It partak en la coaaaaBy. PAGE'S SWEET SHOP Ladies' Monogram Stationery Here an laipDUiieeF EVERTHING else being equal, it pays Oregon people to buy from merchants who arc sufficiently interested in upbuild ing Oregon to push the sale ot Oregon-made goods. Is your grocer this kind of a man? Does your druggist display Oregon-made goods prominently? Does the confect ioner you patroni'e feature Oregon sweet-meats ? Do your restaurant, hard ware store, jewelry store, shoe shop, furniture store, furnishings store and garage take pride m featuring, whenever they can, Oregon-made products? The people who sell the things you need ought to get behind Oregon-made goods because they arc of top notch quality and because the sale of Oregon Products means increased industrial growth. Your dealer ought to make it easy iox you to buy Oregon Products. Ask him to feature them. BUY OREGON PRODUCTS Associated Industries Origo 1