• president s office announces, true or serious defoliations of »pruce and fir Thousands of tons of apple pomace • Kanlsallon which styles Itself "The In northern and central lraho. in the • Culleglaii»” now ha» Its bsatfquarters are going to waste anually which Yosemite National park, and In the A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach DAMAGING PRUNE MARKET FARM REMINDERS • Jn The Dalle». Its flaring oranse and might profitably be turned Into food Tower ra ils and Camp Roosevelt Me­ and Liver. •■black posters announce It as the for wintering cattla. »ay» the United llons of Wyoming, according to a re­ Policy Create« H e n d to Mouth B u e l- “Chamberlain'» Tablet» for the Htates department of agriculture 8tu- stomach and liver are splendid. 1 naaa Unfavorable A like to Pro­ Pear Peat T hreaten» Oregon A pplet "famous Jaxs orchestra of O. A. C.— port made to the United Htates De never tire of tellng my friends and dlea to determine the food value and _____ _______________ pep. harmony, syncopation “ The The p«>ar l»af bllatnr mit« hau d«v*l parturient o f Agriculture This d o neighbors of their qualities ..." w rite * ducer and Consumer oped as a serious pe»t on apple» In,college recently took official action In beat methods of utilising this by-pro­ atruo tfve InkJet, w h ^ h ban dsrvase Mrs William Vollmer. Eastwood, N . duct from commercial cider and vine­ When bilious, constipated or lated the spruce and balsam fir for­ Y. Tb» Oregon Grower« Co-operativ» Oregon during the last four year» requesting one dance orchestra to re­ Aaaoclatton to protect Ita member« It affetta both the fola«« and fruit, frain from using the name of the In­ gar mills have been made by the de esta of Quebec, Onarlo. New Bruns­ troubled with Indigestion, give them a trial. They will do you god. pertinent. When the m oist apple baa withdrawn temporarily from the The Infection of the fola«e 1« easily stitution. wick, and Maine. Is apparently dls- pomace can be used fresh or ensiled. prune isathi*,. Salem dlapatcbea In iobaerved becauae ofthe peculiar thick- dicale,. » ened. blatorllke «pota t cause«.. The Karly Plowing Prevent» Brown Rot It yields a succulent cattle fond com­ Prune« left In the orchard and now parable with corn allege The quan­ Thle withdrawal. It I» »eld. I» »pota are usually of a reddish or cvered with brown rot should be tity that can be used In thia way Is caused by the appearance on the mar brown color.. A careful »prayer will have Ulti« hogged off In the fall or plowed under limited, however, because of the rel­ hot f other grower» prune», offered atively high coat of transportation for by private corporat|n» at a lower trouble In controllng the blister mite early In March, »ays H. P. Itara»». material having auch a high water plgnt pathologist of the Oregon Ex- price than the supply and demand on pear» with the dormant strength of conten;.. Its moat profitable utiliza lime »ulfur but such favorable results perlment station Plowing should be juatM ea, lion depend» upon Ila preservation by are obtained on apple» by applies , followed with frequent cultivation» "Thl». to my mind. said J.. C,. hay — GRAIN — FLOUR dehydration and producing It as a tlon of commercial concentrated lime through the blossoming period Thl» Hurd. »peclaJI»t In marketing for the THIS WEEK. AND EVERY DAY TO COME WE OFFER commercial food. In feeding trials O. A. C- E item lo n »ervlce, "la evi- sulfur. ------- MOO. ----- In the fall after the .disturbs and break« off the cup stage with dairy cows dried-apple pomace THE MAN WHO WANTS TO 8AVE MANY ADVANTAGES dent o that the prune grower will lea v e, have droppcl Every portion I «„d prevent» production of «pore IT S A PROVEN FACT nevtu* recMve a fa ir m a rk * price of |h e tree must be covered to ob The prune mummie» formed this fall proved to be a palatable feed and ap the spring peered to be equal pound for pound or hi» pruni, until he haa a grower! lain maximum result« — III “ “ nt * produce spores till ***■ Buy Here end Save of 1825 A serious outbreak need not of dry matter to good corn silage owned selling agency handling at lea»i The material was fed wet and replaced he exnected next spring but the spring W in te r Moving Bad fo r B»ea 75 per cent of the prune» of the Been, like humane, dislike winter of 1925 wll h» the danger period from the corn allage In a ration Including Northwest." Earlv grain and hay. If not moved In early fall this fall's brown rot attack The producer 1» the ultimate victim ! moving “The Store of Quality plowing should be practiced In all T he 8ame Everyw here. of such price cutting, »aye Mr. Hurd then delay the process till next March The editor of Paisa Akhbar, a na odchsrds where brown rot was present Corner of 3rd & Main Phone 44 at lea«f, aayp H . A \ Kcullen. bee No buyer, he point, out. will cure to tlve newspaper of Lahore. India, says buy prune< If he 1» confronted with specialist at <>■ A C. If moved more a year ago. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic and a possibility of his competitor buying than two mile» bees should be Diarrhoea Remedy many tim es among Prepare Be®» fo r W in te r aroused and unclustered by pounding children and servants, for colic and ch ea p er. This brings about a hand Plenty of young workers, abundant on the hive and by smoking, to en­ diarrhoea and always found It effec to mouth business In which prunes do not move to the consuming centers able them to take new obssryallon. »tores, and good protectln are needed , tlve." as rapidly ue they should.. The result otherw ise many may return to th* fr successful wintering of bees, ssy s or weed» If. A Scullen. practical bee man of Is often another carry-over, whch former location. Oraaa the Oregon Experiment tatlon staff should be unnecessary thia year a , placed over the entrance helps At least 15.000 young bees and 30 or neither the California not the ttregnn The best meat at a price that will bring you back and make All kinds of gravel for con­ Tendency of western Oregon sheep-