The Scio tribune., April 20, 1922, Image 8

TH i RTT-FIVE TONS MILK
NEW LOW PRICE
I his Vast Amount Produced
m Seven Years by Ayr­
shire Cow at O. A.C.
N. I. Morrison
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'• Willowmoor White Pride*' tea pret-
Hardware
ty big name for a cow. but the O. A C.
station Ayrshire of thnt nam* «eem.
Is Headquarters for Dairy Sup-
ana for several makes of
Separators
U.S.,
DeLaval,
Iowa
and several other makes. 1 have
a nice assortment of extras for
these machines.
N. I. MORRISON
Immense Ant t Hill in Rhodesia
doing her best to deserve It.
tn 7 years she ha« produced Hl Hi gal- >
Una of milk—enough to fill the swim­
ming lank at Shepard hall If a man
had credit with hi« local milkman for
that amount be could draw a quart of
milk twico a day for l& year* and never
get a milk bill.
The edible «oluls of the 36 tons of
milk »be gave ar* equal to the edible |
Mtlkia of 30 fat »leer» averaging 1260
pounds each. And for g««d measure
Willowmoor produced 7 heifer calves in
the same »oven years, each of which. '
says P M Brandt, bead of the »tailor
dairy department, is c«i>abie of dupli­
cating her mother » rerun! except poa
slbly the heifer calf production.
MAKE BETTER SWISS CHEESE
Method D«v«loped by Oseartmsnt •»
Agriculture Ha« Ptutd Int«
Comn>*rcl»l Stag«,
The method nt making Nwtm ebeaae
with purified and n i.tr led bacterial
culture., developed b, tl.e dairy dl
vlalnn of the Vitiferi State, la-part
ment of Agriculture, ha. n«w pa«««l
dellnltely Into the commercial .tug*
Thl. new proc««* *»» worked «nt In
th« dairy laboratori«-« given th--r<«igh
trini» tn th* ei|wrltnentn| rh<-e«e f«c
fnry operated by th* dairy dictated at
Grove <Tty, P» anti I« now being u«e<1
by a number of commercial factoría«
In varino» part» of the country
The remili» obtained bv two Ohio
fattorie» Indicale that It will l-e
worth «bile for th..«.- Interested In
the mantifhetur* of Kwl« ■ heeor tn
adopt the method and gtve It a fair
trial
For the rheew m»'l* In June
of thl* year <«n* of th*-* fartorl*.
reeelved a atralght price nt !tl<w
cent» « pound; th* other factory Yi
At the »ante time other fac
cerila
torte« tn thl» area received from 2»'
Onlv on* nf them auc
ta X rent«
iveded In «elllng for
high a» 2ft
>-*nt»
F«r thè Jote produci «ne nt
Ihe faetorl*. reeelved «1 cent» for
fanrie« «nd >’«, 1 and 27 cent» f-ir No
2
The oldav.teni fortori.'« rcrelved
thè «ain* prie» ». t»r Jmw> rh«-,-««-
The prlnrt|«al re..won ihe buyer«
were alllfng to par tilt» msrgtn over
th* generai nin of rbeeoe mode In
thè lo.»Ilfy «„ thnt thè fverrentage
of Itigli grade rher»,- Jori Iwcti grvwtly
Increaned
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Thia forty foot ant hill waa rassowad by native, of iiorth.-rn ICI.. -I« -la !>e-
It waa an obglai'S» toicultIvation The J>«t> ««» by no iixuim an -my ooe.
MADE YEMTtPDAYl M»Ll> TtlOAl
Meadow Shade Dairy
With the Mutual Creamery, will have table cream, whipping errant,
cottage chrese, buttermilk, »trietly frrah «-gg-
Meadow Shade Butter
at all times
liftKwBl Price Paid
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ttvaiiwriat
E. A. Wagner,
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Tested Field Seeds
We have the most complete stock of farm anil field set ds
in the valley, including spring wheat, spring oats, fancy
clover and grass seeds and a complete stuck of tested garden
seeds. Mail us a list of your wants or send for our new
price list.
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Poultry Supplies
The largest and beat selected stock in the st! te tn select
from, including Incubators, Brooders. Poultry feed of all
kinds, grit, bone, sheila and fountains and feeders.
You will always find our prices are low as the best goods
can be sold for. the kind you find it pays to buy.
iVou' Offered at
the Lowest Price
In Ita History
You can now «rcurr th<» won­
derful separator for about
one half th« price of two
year* ago. Any person who
milk» two cow» or more cer­
tainly cannot afford to be
without a Sharp!*« Sipata-
tor at thia low price
But “low price" la no! the
only reason why you should
select the SHARPLE8
Consider These Advantages
Th. NEW SHAItl'LE.s SVtTtO.N FEED SEPARATOR skim» elean
at widely varying «peril.; tl.e "Suction Fed" su,
milk into bowl in
•»act proportion to rp. ■ I
So other wparalor ran do thia.
Whatever the •pee*! th-i cream will !»• of even quality - not thin tdriav
and thick tomortow
Other »*pa atom vary the density of the cream
when the apa*<l i* varied.
Call or writ* for
our FREE cata­
log which give«
full inlui mutua
on • «■ p a r a torn,
garden and ft Id
»rrd«. poultry and
upplira etc.
The large. low »upply-ean »avi-t
heavy lifting
The »imple tubular
bowl has only thie* poce». There
are no diacs to wnah
rhe BHARPLE8 Í» ruggedly bunt
for long, hart! service, and I» fully
guaranteed
G. SATTERLEE
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AUCTIONEER
Real Cuítate anti Stock Sales
HA I. KM, OREGON
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PEOPLE’S COLUMN
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(Editor's Note We are glad to
give soace to the people of our com­
munity on topics of the day. hut
ask them not to become jiersonal ”r
abusive.
Each contributor must
j sign name, not for publication, but
• for our protection I
Plans for houses, barns, chicken
houses, etc., furnished free. Come
look them over. Let us give you
an estimate on the one you want
WHAT’S WORTH WHILE
Scio. Ora.. April 17. 1922.
To the Editor:
Scio. Ore.
SUCTION • FEED
CREAM SEPARATOR
"He who steals my purse, steals
trash.
But he who filches from me my
good name
Robe me of that which enriches him
not.
Scio Logging & Lbr. Co.
SCIO OREGON
And tnaketh me poor indaad.
— Shakes pear.
Manv persons are so busy tearing
i down the character of others, that
they forget to build up their own
character, and sooner or later they
I topple to an ignominious depth
through neglect. 1 nay let each one
work out his own destiny unhtnder-
ed. Don’t place any more olvstacle»
in a fellow creature's oath for him
to overcome than naturally is his lot.
Attend to your busmens of building
up a fine character of your own.
then you will have no time to harm
others.
Anonymous.
Dog Owner«, Attention
D. A. White & Son
Seedmen and Feed men
Salem, Oregon
251-261 State St.
The city licenae on dogs is now
due ami must I* paid on or Iwfore
May 1. 1922. You will save time
ami money by attending to this at
one*. License on females, 12; on
males, fl. Pay same to
Henry Shelton, City Marshal.
The Scio 1 ribune $1.75 the year
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