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TIIE SPRINGFIELD NEWS PAGE SEVEN liljtfTWBtgT HIYft rUmm Maattea Tale fas Waaa Hotel Alder TrffTrnrTrnniTiiiiiWTttiiit""--"--"- BAD'S RESTAURANT ta ... .. i . . . rH 7 V I T ani n i" Sixth treat oppo.it a 1 ha Oregonian and Al ii U I ofnfnKIO dr alraal oppotit Malr & Frank'. Th Beat E sjLj vCULlClICl E'"f pUca In lha Cir. The Fina.t Coffe nd I'attry a Specialty. i2fi V5k At Heilig Theater, Portland, Oregon U)f VMVJ IM( taafcUaTea. 4U- Sa Ha. Tm. W!rIV 'J MATINUJ-IS. ta BOe. NICHTS-ISete $1.00 rT 1 UKtK...CWMfl r.i.aiH Sander, and Holiday.. 3 jT CJrv Write na fur price, and market condition, on 1 cljG; C VX Veal Hot. Pou'try, Fruits, PoUtoet, Onions, etc Portland, Oregon Forty Yfin In the Same lotion. Ailn UU Contorts AbenT rOHTLAKD. OSS. Tha pleaaure of your trip to Tori land will depend upon tha hotel you elect Coxy surroundings, modarata rat .a, and tha welcome you find In your own horna town, await you at Ilia Multnomah. Garage In Connection. TYPEWRITERS Guarantcad Krbullt I; lUnteJ or eold. Kaei r Bend fr (! lu.t rated catalogue li. ffiaWula Tryrariur C. 121 Suaaatae ft. I'OKTLAND. OltE RUBUEP STAMI'S and MARKLNC DEVICES. thing (or avfw aa etaaats .ean.ni a. maaw SWOLLEN (Varicose) VEINS An painful and oft-o dangeroaa. Oar fland-woven-to-nt Flaatte Blocking. Wu and Uaadagaa alwaya gi. ralief. Fitter, uul MiVers for Fifly-fire Years Betlafaetloa or Money Rack. Band for Hook and Waajure II lank Today. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. PerlUad. Waadtark Dalldlag Aldar at Waat Park PILES FIHTI'I-A, KIHHl.'UK, Itching and all oth er rectal condition except i:uncer perma nently cured without a aurgicul operation. My method of treatment av tha tin- uu Inalcnd of deatroying It. It l pnin ea, require no ancKthetlc and I perma nent. There 1 no confinement to bed, no Interference with bUHlnea or aocItU eu gHfriiienta. I guarantee a cur or will refund your tee. Call or wrlta for booklet. Mention thla paper when writing. DR. C. J. DEAN Second and Morrlaon Sta., Portland, Ore. DR. E. H. EAST PUYBICIAN AND 8UKOEON BpaclalUaal Qnl tree. Ilaeaaea of WoaM and Maternity Offlc Morgan Uulldlag Portland. Or. DR. G. E. WATTS" 212 OrrgonUn nalldlng. PORTLAND, OKKCON SPECIALIST Female and Rectal Trouble and CIJVND TRANSPLANTATIONS TRUSS WEARERS ATTENTION! Factory Representative for I)r. Smith' "HONEST JOHN" Trus with D. W. ELROD, Sept. 12th to 17th. ' Kclitttn Free of thirtf 1 1 l.t Selling building POR1 LAM), OKtCON SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Do tint l emliarraaaed with unalithtly hitlr or f uu on tha face, neuk or arm., Tha American ay.tum removua it permanently. No elec-trie need la or riepilatary uaad. Kyelirow. atraiKhtuned. THE AMERICAN b VS1KM. til 1'ittock lllock. Eyes Examined. Classes Fitted. aaiiaaw Itepalring don by mail. Moat modern eaulpmenU Batiafaclion CL7 guaranteed. PRE-WAR PRICES Clark-Browr Optical Co.. 112ft eth Street NEW FLUFF RUGS AT HALF COST OF NEW CARPETS. Have your old worn out carpet and woolen clothea mnda Into artiatlu ravera Ibla KLUk'K llUUB. Carneta and rug re paired, steam cleaned, llag rug all alie. iiuy from factory and av money. Writ fur price. Northwest Rug Co., lWJgM The Dalles Fruit & Produce Comp'y Whnlenala Pealer. in FANCY FKUlia and AKM 1'RODUCK 161 Front Streat, Portland, Oragua. V -mmmmmimmmmamimmmmmmrmmmmmmiiimm ammsji ii.,ffl . ... - w -- - - , - AnmriM Tkaea Ad DO VOU KNOW THAT THE ALDER HOTEL tut Abler Street. Portland. Oregon. will mil you rmm for 11.00 ar day, or with bath f.ir II. to to B UI par dart lee to Fat and Un Wall. bla Vie luncheon at nnen m. to I . en., li Stark Bt ..el..wv Grand Av.aee al Yamkifl PORTLAND. ORE. EXPERT Dyeing & Cleaning EXCELLENT SERVICE By Parcel Pott Rat urn PotUae Paid. Wrtta far Circulars and Prlcca. "At Your Deck and Calf j Pacific Chiropractic College Park and Yamhill, Portland, Oregon Augmented curriculum, able faculty. lllKlieat etanriMrda. Iay and night couraea. Clinical faclUUca uneicelled. Writ for catalogue. KODAKS Let u flnlah what your Kodak beyaa. Heat work, teat service. Old eatabllahad Kodak flnlahera, 12 year In 1'ortland. Jb1a.ll order given apeclal care. V pay return poataaa. All print made on Vaioi paper. KrcuTar Kaatinan Dtralera. all the Kodak and aundrlea In Block. Kodak or I'remo catalog; aant on rrqurnL Eveland A Lewi, 411 Kaat Morrlaon Bt.. Torlland. AUTO REPAIR PARTS Bend far fra eatalog PISTONS PISTON PINSRINGS CyHndarand Crank Bhaft Grinding-. Auto auUva Machine Work and Wakllng. COOK a C1LL CO INC. Uth and Burnaida 8ta. Portland. Ora. fhona: Bdwy. 1281 OUR C1FT TO THE BRIDE Before you order your wedding' announcement and card, write or viait THE CHETOPA PKLSS A nue.l for aamplra an tit let you to 60 beautiful railing rarda In an engraved elTort free of charra. Ilruadw.y at lay lor I'urtland. Oregoa MA Moderate Priced Hotel of Merit" HOTEL CLIFFORD Eaat Morrlaon St, at Eaat Sixth, the Principal Eaat Bide Hotel. I minute from Bhopping I'l.trlct Four blockav trona a P. Caat Klde Htatlon. INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Commercial Information furnlahad free of charge. Cataloguea eupplled and com. tercial inqulrlea cheerfully Writ any firm below I D o It now I ACCOROIAN PLEATING Knife and box pleating, hemstitching, 10c yd. liuttoti covered. Mull order a speclulty. Novelty bliop, 6&y Fifth bt., 1'ortland. SRAZINO, WELDING A CUTTING Northweat Welding a Hupply On., II 1st Bt CHIROPRACTOR AND ELECTRO. THERAPEUTICS Dia. iiaker and Uleson. I1T Dekum Bldg. CUT FLOWERS a FLORAL DESIGNS Clark Uro., Florists, 117 Morrison SL DANCING EVERY NOON a EVENING Oriental Cafe. Chinese-American Kitchen Corner Uroadway and Waah. IURTLAND FOUNCtR Y"ANDM AC Hi N'EW0"R K S Commercial lron Work. 7tha Madison. GUARANTEED REBUILT MACHINES Oregon Typewriter Co., 14-A etfc a)L HARD WOOD FLOORING Oak -Leaf Hardwood Floor Co., til EL 76th tit. N. Floors electric sanded. MFGS. OF VULCANIZED ROOF PAINT New roofs and repairing dune. Young and Wood. lluS R Carutliera Bt MFGS. OF REED FURNITURE liny Connt Made Goods. Used Specialty Khop. 1 Williams Avi. PYORRHEA DENTISTS Smith Long HUtvanaon 810 Hush a Lane Bldg, SALVATION ARMY RE6CUE HOME Will help frelndlea girl. U. a M. car, Muyfair A Alexandria St. BIUW AND WATER TANKS National Tank a fipe Co., 1'ortland. TYI'KWHITEKS NKW OR REBUILT Katiuilt Typowritor Co., 1104 Oak titraet Welter 8ytm of Sugoeatlv Therapy Dr. T. W. Ayera, 71b lJekum Bldg. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINWARE Portland Jllnwaie MfgjCo., 47 F'lrabt. ALASKA PLUMBING a HEATING CO. I'lunibliigrFlxture an uuuiiea. 1'iue Fitting, loweat price, jltil K. Morriaun CLEANING ANDJYEING For rellabliTtleanlrig andTSyetngsefyt Ice send parcel to us. We pay return poataga. lnforinatlon and prices given upon requeat. ENKlS'8 CITT DTH W0RK8 Eatabllahed 1190 Portland DOORS AND WINDOWS We can sell you Doore, Window, Roof ing, l'alnt, Ulua and liullder' Hardware dnect. We are manufacturer. Writ for price before buying, lleacock tiaan A Lour Co., HI Fliat St., PuiUaud. LEARN MULTIORAPHING Th Callan Hchool. only rerngntged School on the roaat Kxperienred opera tor, alwaya In demand. 40 Artiaans liidg. DRUGLE l PHV tC I A N"" Chronic' dlaaaaee a a pacialyTCrTTrVrTJr Allan, n lUIUgh Mulldlng. . MeanineaiMr) no oLFAttfJo " u uiuwii ania miiu oo I lea ling, iiein atltchlng, Jlultona Covered, Ilraldlng, eto. K. Htephana, 2IK-20-II I'lttnck HlocV HORSES, "MULES BOUOHTTSOLD" Crown Htahlea, Inc., 2H6 Front ML, Port land, Ore. Ilorae and mule for aal or hire. Hpeclnl rate to logger and con tractor. With err without harne.e. PWIItn Hnetter, I'rea. C It. tot AJilvKn, (.6 oinuu Ava. Ut alt noraea bought and aold. C.I t'happeHr222 fjnl7n Ave. Roulh. MACHINERY Head u. your Inquiries for anything la Ire or Woodworking Machinery, Logging, Rawmlll, Contractor' Equipment, Ioco notlvee. Holler. Bnginee, Crnabere. Rail, ( able. Melting, etc. Jlnrke Machinery Co, dos rtanway Kirntage mag., rortiaaq, irr. MbTORCYCtESAND PARTS All make. Kaay term. east hiom motokctclb co. 44-4 grand avk. Personal M'A'nrif IV lRfeLTTfreaulta, try me: lt and moat eurceaeful "Home Maker;" hundred rl'-h wlah marriage aoon; strict ly confidential: moot reliable; years of experience; descriptions free. "The Buc reaaful Club," Mra. NASH, Box 66S, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. RAZOR BLADES RESHARPENED r.-ixor. ground and hon-(J. Mnll aerefy blndea today. The Orlnder, 74 HlxthHt SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR Wa halo the annearanc of womem. Twenty-two Inch switch or transform Uon, value 7.f. once i 4 eoo to 411 IHIUffl mog WILLEY FRUIT COMPANY, INC.. Portland, .Oregon. Wanted to buy, three enr ranry iiurbana potiitoen, i o cars ipplra, one car onion. Conalgnments so licited. All kinds of fruit and uroduc bought for caah. ShavcWl(h Cuticura Soap The New Way Without tlu& Proverb Analyzed. A proverb hopes nothing, fears noth ing that tho eyes do not see, the ears do not hear. It Is the doubting Thom as of life, of literature. "A man of the world Is," as Mr. Balfour once noatly epitomized him, "one who does not believe anything good of the world." Well, so Is a proverb. V. II. Ftjedlaender, In Country Life. Jewels Early Drew Men's Attention. Personal ornaments or Jewels appear to have been among the very first ob jects on which the invention and in genuity of man were exercised. There is no record of any people so rude ss not to employ some kind of personal decoration. The Jewelry of the an cient Egyptians has been preserved In their tombs. Freshen s Heavy Skin With the antlsoptlc. fascinating Cuti cura Talcum Powder, an exquisitely scented convenient, economical face, skin, baby -and dusting powder and perfume. Renders other perfumes su perfluous. One of the Cuticura Toilet Trio (Soup, Ointment, Talcum). Adv. The Secret is Out. "Why does a woman's hat coBt so much more than a man's? Surely the trimming can't account for more than a fraction of the difference." "Cer tainly not, but you must remember that It eosts more to sell a hat to a woman. A man seldom takes up more than two minutes of the salesman's time, while a woman will keep the en tire sales staff busy for half a day." New York Sun. Registering Thermometer. For Industries where temperature records are of value an Inventor has devised a registering thermometer that can be connected to and operated by an alarm clock. Paradoxical. "There is a contradictory sort of ad vertisement In the paper of this big business firm." "What Is it?" "It is a summary of their winter stock." Safety Gloves. Safety gloves for machinists, have been invented, made of chrome leather and sewed with steel wire so that they will not rip. That's So. When the busy little bee gets a load he goes straight home which is more than any man can do. Caste In China. In China an Inferior upon horseback, meeting a superior, dismounts and waits until the other has passed. Are You Satisfied? BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Is th biggest, most perfectly equipped Bualnesa Training tichooi In the North west Fit yourself for a higher position with mors money. Permanent positions assured our Graduate. Writ for catalog Fourth and YamhlU Portland. P. N. U. No. 38, 1921 GROW MORE FOOD FOR FAMILY USE Necessary to Save Shipping Costs on Water in Face of Lessened Returns. BEST TO GROW NECESSITIES Specialized Farming Has Created Pe culiar Conditions Poultry Is Quickest Meat Supply to Pro duce on Farm. (Prepared by the United Btates Depart ment of Agriculture.) The Amerlcun farmer Is not going lo Ikj able this year to pay freight on water," Mild a department official. "Water makes up a large part of fresh fruits and vegetables. The answer Is that he uiUMt grow his own table food. He tiitiHt also study the possibilities of substitution. This applies to vegeta ble., fruits, poultry, ej.'ga and dniry products which must be transferred from commercial channels to home consumption If they are to come with in the reach of the average farmer's family. Peculiar Condition Created. "Specialized farming has created conditions of which comparatively few persons are aware. The grain farmer In ninny Instances buys even his pota- The Garden Is a Good Source of Home-Grown Food. toes and green vegetables; the fruit farmer buys his dairy products; and even the man who raises milk for creamery, condensary or cheese fac tory Is likely to send his cream, or milk away, feed the skim milk or w hey to the calves, and not make bis own butter. This year, Just as fur as pos sible for hlra to alter his system iu a single season, the department offi cials advise that he get back to the old plan which was aptly described as 'living at home.' This means not so much remaining on the farm as It does deriving every practicable prod uct for consumption from the farm. "The average American farmer knows how to raise other crops than those on which he specializes, but it has seemed good business, or at least expedient, to devote his energies to very few or even a single iash crop nml buy his necessities, Just as Is done In other specialized Industries. The grain farmer Is perfectly capable of raising his own potatoes, his green garden stuff, and melons, tomatoes and other garden fruits, to take the place of orchard fruits which In many parts of the country have been killed by the late freezes. If the farmer has piece of really good garden ground SUPERIOR QUALITY OF LIME Clam Shells, Refuse of Many Button Factories, Arc Most Excel, lent for the Soils. Clam shells, which are refuse from many button-cutting factories, make very fine lime to add to the soil, says the soils experiment section of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Sta tion. If used, they should be ground. They will then provide a high-quality product. . Watch fcr Cabbage Worms. Watch the cabbage for cabbage worms. Purls green and air-slaked lime dusted over the plants early in the morning while the dew la on the plants will keep the Insects In check. Growing Good Cabbages. Continued thorough cultivation Is oecessary to produce good crops of cabbage. Speclfio Remedy for Bugs, Poisoned bran Is the specific rem edy for cut worms and grasshoppers. fc. . rA-.vJ w 3fciV he can add materially to the variety and wholesojneness of the farm food upply with scarcely any expenditure except for seeds, and seeds, fortunate ly, are lower this spring than for Sev ern I yearn. Poultry Most Important Meat 8upply. "The same may be said of poultry. With the increased freight rates this year, the general farmer's principal meat supply will come out of his pout-' try yard, either In eggs or In table chicken and other fowls. Poultry Is the qukkeet meat supply to produce, and the farmer will do well to build up a small flock as rapidly as possible. The Increased freight rates on but ler and eggs, together with the farm money shortage due to the disappoint ing returns from last year's crops, will make It advisable for many farmers' wives to return to the butter-making arts which they learned as glrlg from their mothers and which have been largely discontinued as farmers be came specialists. "Fruit Is likely to be scarce In large and Important farming regions, but Its place can largely be taken by vegeta ble products. Two things are clear. In the first place, the average farmer, as It stands now, cannot afford to pay freight on the water which makes up the larger part of both fresh and canned vegetables and fruits. In the second place, under existing conditions he can raise those things cheaper him self than he can buy them, and be can make many substitutes out of the garden and poultry yard If he sets out to do It. He has the material for the crops, while he Is short of money. It Is not good business to run In debt except for essentials of production." The Department of Agriculture will be glad to give Information and ad vice to those who wish to diversify their home-grown food supply. TEMPORARY PASTURES ARE BEST FOR SHEEP From 10 to 14 Days Is Long Enough on Same Ground. Basis of 1 Acre to 25 Animals Is Mors Satisfactory Than Seeding Larger Areas Smaller Lota Are Convenient. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) For health and for economical use of the pasturage it Is undesirable to keep sheep on the same ground more than from ten to fourteen days, say specialists of the United States De partment of Agriculture, In discussing the question of raising sheep on tem porary pastures. The most generally useful size of lot Is one acre to 23 sheep. This area, on an average, fur nished In experiments 14 days' feed. Arranging the size of lots on the basis of one acre to 25 sheep is more satisfactory than seeding larger areas, and using hurdles to permit advance to fresh feed each day. Less labor Is necessary, and by going to entirely new ground after ten or twelve days the danger of picking up parasite larvae on ground grazed over earlier Is prevented. With a one-ncre lot for 25 ewes, or correspondingly larger ones for larger flocks. It Is an added advantage If their length Is two or three times the breadth. ! With a heavy crop of forage that would last longer than was considered safe to hold the flock on the same ground, a short piece of cross fence can readily be put down to divide the pasture Into two parts. The smaller lots are also convenient with purebred flecks to provide for the separate pas turing of smaller lots of ram and ewe lambs. Movable fencing Is not likely to be satisfactory for the outslde-lot fences unless the whole area to be used lies In a long strip with side fences, when only two end pieces need to be In place at one time for the ground being grazed. , KILL GREEN CABBAGE WORMS Arsenate of Lead Spray Will Prove Satisfactory to Destroy Various Insects. The green cabbage worm can be killed with an arsenate of lead spray in which laundry soap has been mixed to make It adhere to the leaves. This treatment will also kill the cabbage looper and other cabbage worms. Nicotine sulphate or kerosene emulsion and soap should be used against the harlequin cabbage bug and plant Ilea or "aphis." Unfortunate Farm Home. That home la indeed unfortunate that does not have s good green lawn and plenty of shade rtees about It these worm days. Watering Garden Plants. One thorough watering Is better for garden plants than frequent light sprinkling. Farm Accounts Help. . Farm accounts make the farm more account.