but they
bership of
t
o f the
j builds the soil for other crops.
' varieties and has standerizbl Ore- »
gon on the few highest yielder*. I t ; I
Tuberculosis Gone
has also reduced the.nuxed wheat1 ■
■Toil have cleared up the T. B.
I to about 5.7 per cent and Ore-
among your cattle almost com-
| gon wheat farmery are therefore .
j plctely and are satisfied with the
Casey’s R h e u m a t i c
I getting more bushels an acre and
; result. There were kickers in the
Remedy drives out the
j more price per bushel as a result.
uric acid poisou
of
early duys o f the movement but
Rheumatism,
reduces
Certified wheat or alfalfa or
' you w ouldn’t go back to the old
pain and swelling, sold
potatoes pay a California dealer,
j time condition now.
on a niott«*/ back guar
' Mr. Malliry E. Enos • o f Sacra
antee At—
I Peultryr.ua are now trying to
mento told the Klamath growers .
$1.50 Per Battle By
I help thomselves get rid o f profit
l about certified seed In California.
McNAIR BROS.
taking losses from diseases by the.
! He sold a delta grower two car-
certified or accredited hatchery
PHARMACY
| loads o f Oregon
“ Standard”
! movement. There are kickers but
; Uurbank potato seed. Standard is
the movement fo r healthy thick-
market. It brings more money and ' ens must event,ualle win if poul- a grade in our certification work,
just unher “ certified.” The grower
j try men stay in that highly com-
paid 25 cents a sack premium for
I petitive business. *
the Standard seed zut brought
In. farm crops we have already three more ears o f rimnion Bur- j
passed thru much o f that exper banks being unwilling to pay the I
ience. Exporters o f wheat
and extra 25c e sack for more “ Stand
fnmiers said wheat was wheat and ards.” lie saved about $2.50 an :
mixture made little
difference. acre on the common seed whL-h 3
During the war the agricultural yielded around 00 sacks an acre. *
college saw that seed wheat in The “ Standard” yielded 190 sacks s
Oregon was badly mixed and that an acre and the grow r said his z
under the federal grading system $2.50 an acre saaing had made £
E n d e rs B lo ck A s h la n d , Ore goi
(an excellent thing) soon to be es him a $100.00 an acre loss. Not
tablished, farmers would lose un all certified seed makes so great -
TH E BEST OF M EATS AND PO U L TR Y K EPT IN TH E
less they had pure wheat.
a difference but it your protec- t
BEST OF CONDITION BY
Many Varieties of Wheat
tion in getting good seed. $o let ,
In ID 18 there were 6.'$ varie us get the certified seed if the 5
ties o f wheat commercially grown) best variety and standerdize our I
in Oregon and the state inspection "reduction along more cerctain!-
department records show that 2 3 1 lines.
‘
"
t
per cent o f it was prailed “ mixed.” ,
• and Stock men are requested to call at 1 i
Let us have Grimm alfalfa and t
The
certification
prigrnm
has
lim
market for the choicest stock and poultry
genuine grimm. Let us have Fed- |
ited disease to some extent; it hasj
«ration wheat and have it pure. ,
eliminated 45 to 50 o f the poorer’
Let us grow Hanncht n and Trebi
and 0. A. C., Barley, the best in n
their kinds of grain. Let us have «
Stop Sufferiac
From Rheumatism
Neuritis, Lumbagu
PURE SEED IS THE
BASIS G OOD CROPS
AMBITION!!
B usiness and P rofessional
D irectory
DENTISTS
R E A L ESTATE
Dr. R. L. Burdic
Beaver Realty Co,
I A. M. Beaxer
175 E. Main St.
Hersey Bldg.
Ashland, Oregon
Next to Elks Templa
Barrett
Meat Market
Dr. C. E. Shinn
JACKSON C O U N T Y
A B S T R A C T CO.
Dentistry
Established in 1885
The Only Complete Title Sya-
tem in Jackson County
Open eveniti :» by api »»fitment
Abstract! of Title and
Title Insurance
Residence lh l-L
Office Phone 151-J
Citisens Bank Bldg.
Residence Phone 184
ASH LAN D , OREGON
Perfect Refrigeration
Tal
PH YSIC IA N
Are you going to Buy or Build
a Home in Ashland 7 T T
Write JOHN B SMF.LEY
Central Point. Oragou
for L O A N S -IO year
County Agent for the Benafll
Savings A Loan Aasociatioa
We make loans on town pro>
erty anywhere in the cousiy.
Dr. Charles A. Haines
Phy. ician and
R E A L E STA TE
Good City for Country
Surgeon
O ffice Phone 164-J
Home Phone 1C4-L
— buys and Trades
F. I.. r. UTTER
? in »•'. m
Ashland, Oregon
Office Hourai
M ISCE LAN EO US
Electricity
Hershey
Says Lewis E. Pierson
Dr. W . J. Crandall
President of the United States
Chamber of Commerce
1
Where the sick and aged art
cared for in pleusunt home
surroundings.
Whittle Transfer
& Storage Co.
Chipman & Wandoll
Physician und Surgeon
PAINTERS
COAL, WOOD and S TO R AG E
Interior Decorators
,
more than thirty million h o r s e
power. Expressed in terms o f
man power, this is equivalent to
the potential service of 40
helpers for every woriccr in this
country.
Increasing, as ft doer, the pro
duction capacity o f the worker
by forty fold, this great indus
trial force has improved the
financial status of American la
bor approximately fifty percent
in the last fifteen.years, while r.t
the same time, -muter!ally d e
creasing the co st.o f manufac
tured articles.
Wc have been in the buri
ni s for 17 years and can
fim rnntie first class work
manship.
a.
O ffice Phone 126
First National Bunk Building
Parking, "Crating and Shipping
Long Distança Hauling
AUTO FR E IG H T T E R M I N A L
Our winter prices are now
on
..il will continue until
Mar. 1. You will profit by
hr vii.i" your Interior De
aerai ir. done now. We also
refioi’-h ali kinds o f furni
ture. Country work solicited.
Our b np i toeated at 51 1st
Street
Phone
I
O ffice Hours 10-15 A. M
2-6 P. M.
Phones 01» (o ffic e ) 222 R (res)
Usex Radio Heat
Theraphy in connection witli
other meusurcs in troni lag d in
cus!. O ffice at Rt-.iidcnca.
C L IF F B U R L I N G A M E
fainter and I -orator
Papering, T. lag
shipped
192*1 Chev. Coupe
200.00
192.3 Chev. Coupe
$
$190.00
1923 Chev. Touring
$ i 65.00
1923 Chev Roadster
$165.00 •
1922 Ford Tudor
$135.00
V12-1 Ford Touring
$140 00
1925 Ford Touring
$160.00
The Automotive Shop
Ashland Oregon
Magazine Racks
Sewirig Cabinets
Furniture Novelties
Excellent for Xmas
Presents
to
Phone 45a
216 Central Ava
P U M P K IN CENTER
Phone 498-R
Specials!
the Northwest from tho F.ast nml
Argentina, but both o f them ac
tually buying many cur* o f this
outside corn each yeur.
Si 25.00
117
O ffice 89 Oak S t
D. M. BROWER. M. D. |
1923 Chev. Touring-
Home
153 Granite
Ostonpathic
. :
“ Many factors have contributed to the
pre-em inent position of America’s
workers, but underlying everything
else has been the fact that the Ameri
can wage earner has had more horse
power at his elbow than the worker
of any other industrial nation.’**
Nearly a million miles of trans
mission and distribution lines
supply Amt '~an industry with
Convalescent
Ashlun.1, Oregon
The Tireless Servant of America’s Prosperity'
‘ •
Building
You fnrmers and business men
• an have some of the market for
Hairy Vetch and Purple
vgteh,
for Grimm alfalfa and
I^tdjno
Clover and the Grains and for
Seed Beans and seed and grain
corn if you organize for it, and
we thru the county agent and oth
ers will help you.
/
And if you business men, appre
ciating the farmers constant bat
tle with cheap seed and wrong or
misrepresented varieties will help
supply him with the best and will
help dispose o f M* good
seed
■rops, you, too wril lhave contri
buted your share toward the build
ing o f the better and more per
manent agriculture that the agri
cultural leaders vision fo r Jack-
son county and Oregon.
Delicious Apples
Muscat Grapes
Thompson Seedless
Toquet Grapes
Rosa-Perll
Wholesale or Retail
Orders filled for can
ning Fruits
O R EG O N
I N D U S T R IA L
streets,
North Bend— Coos Bay lignite
coal will be used in projected coal
business o f $16.000.000 a year.
Portland to have new ticker and
truns-lux stock and grain ipiota-
tions from Eastern markets.
Salem district put
R ml the advertisements.
NEWS
up
50,000
this
barrels pressed strawberries
year.
By F. O. Alesar Jer
I FINNEY OF THE FORCE
f
ITS tOtCHAf L '
RklTU 'N THE CU i Ç F
CAUCD AN ÎA i D
'HZ tofdï U>£ -£p
V UP./
VE2 CAwBatfiÆ^
HiN) iF VE 2 WA m T
7 DUT Gl '¿ »S
CAAAÍ o j EL* bùi >4
7 16 r r a c o i- T v e z .
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uji T a
Cc.v)TrfriPT fd
IAUÛWW G/73
.O tici-T, MICHAEL 2
TUE D wTut tUS
ililliboro— Ray-Maling Produce
Co. increases capital from $260,-
000 to $650.000
GlVMW IT TO
M£ VJh-O rif VMS
IVT h S ì ACIÌA) M t y
V sA A A Ta/
Salem— Work begins on $42.-$
000 Commercial street
bridge,
part of $350.000 improvement
project.
Portland and State Chamhei
o f Commerce brought 42
fan
familie- to state during October.
Koseburg— Umpqua
Broccoli
Exchange receives $86,344 foi
1927 crop.
Oregon public utilities has val
ustión o í $283,000.000.
Portland building record fot
1927 will be about $30,000,000.
I