The Scio tribune., July 27, 1922, Image 5

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The New Cletrac, at a New Rock-
Bottom Price $595 1.0.1). Factory
old favorite legs has had for 78 I quit« feeble, as she ia near 88 sum­ Ht
! SANTIAM FARM NEWS
vears is about to fall him. as he has mer a.
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to use a can« a good part of the
The Sar.Uam Earm will be over­
time to get around. He does not stocked with Himalaya tier ties after
July 24
seem to appreciate such a favor He th« first of August at 20c per gallon
Threshing is now th« order of the 1« not much of a houM do« to sit
on the vine, The best berry that
day
Gram is turning out very around, as it ia proving to be hard
grows. f«w seeds and needs but lit­
poor. 12 to 15 buah«ls per acr«. but on his pants
tle sugar.
the quality is fair. Lucas A Bilyvu
Lester Bilyeu returned last week
The fail gram threshing ta all fin­
thr«*sh«-d two crops Friday after-
from his Montana ranch, where be ished in thia section
noon and three crops Saturday after
had been for 10 days looking after
Our prespect for rain I fear I» a
10 o'clock
Farmers are up against
his interests in the oil well near his
/ailur«. a. it la more tigna than
it thia y«ar
Where la a living and
place, which la proving to be a
ram.
tax«-a coming from? Potatoes wiU
grand success
He is still holding
Newton Crabtree ia building ■
not make a tenth of a crop, while
quiet to see th« outcome
rww
woodshed and kitchen,
most gardens are a failure.
The graveling of our cemetery
PIE EATER
Claud Smith and wife, of [hdlas.
hill is pro«re«sing nicely and it will
came up Saturday afternoon for a
soon be completed, which everybody
Try This on Your Rake
visit with the latter’« father. New­
ia d«lighte«l to learn. One truck
ton Crabtree, «nd sister. May. who
load of gravel got too near the edge
Said a certain Farmers* Union
ia now living with her father.
of the grad« and turned over into
lecturer on« time to the farmers of
.Mr» Jennie Lovejuy and huaband.| th« ditch, losing ail the load. They j Texas:
of Dallas, are billed to arrive at the had quit« a tune righting the truck
"The graat mistake of th«* lexss
Sant lam Farm Tuesday for ■ week's back on the grade
la that he doesn't live at
farmtr
visit with her mother, Mrs. S. W.
Corn se«ma to lie holding its own
Extra Simplicity Lower« Coat« to You
home. To illustrate, when you awake
Gaines.
with a good color, fair height, silk­
| in the morning, it is to the alarm of
You have never aet-n a tractor so simple in design and
Johnny Griffin is making htshorn«| ing nicely, though having no rain
• Connecticut dock
You gel up
construction
an the new t'lctrac.
nt the Santiam Farm and working sine« planting the loth of May.
Here is a tractor, for example, w ithout a single oil or
ami button on Chicago suaimn-ters to
through the harvest for the neigh-, Beans are growing tine, good color
irease cup—autoin iticailv lubricated from une central point,
I your Detroit overalls. You go out
bora.
¡very working part subject to severe strain is made of
but no pods, no I mmuw for soup this
and wash your face with Cincinnati
tough chrome Steel all |«arta are quickly and easily accessi­
Win Bernn and wife, of Rodger« fail.
soap in an Indianapolis wash basin
ble. (’Ietr«<- E is designed to keep your operating expenses
Mountain, made Ed Kalina and wife
David Horsburgh ia layed up most I You alt down to your breakfast
DOWN.
a pleasant visit Saturday so as to of th« time with a lame luu-k he
and eat from a table made in Gr -mi
Every day you delay seeing this New Cletrac costs you
help Mr» Kalina with her thresh­ thinks it ought to I n * as go*«i a.
the profits which you could make w ith a tractor that is years
Rapids. Mich., and you eat Chicago
ing dinner.
ahead of any other farm power unit. Come in and see the
nrw. He is making regular tri)»« meat
And your brea<1 ia made of
Cletrac E now .
G. A Griffin is making some im­ to a l«el>anon doctor, whom he
. Tennessee flour, uooked on a St.
provements, building a tine poultry thinks is helping him.
A4r. trilcrw*
■•»•triar
Louis stove. You g<> out and put a
A< «••»»•(
Battery
house, us he is going into the poul-.
Oil*. •(<
k'tiUqiai
Mrs, Ida Graham and tw>> daugh-i New York bridle on a Kentucky mule,
try businesa. having bought l(Mj{fine
ftxi
on
Iowa
corn,
and
plow
your
ters, Gladys and Muriel, arrived at
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“Service First’*
hens of Elmer Griffin. S-ifll *^ \w»
M. C. Gaines' in Crabtree Sunday farm all day. whir)» i» covered with
The old one-eyed Pie Eater ia:
And at
evening, and will eome to S W a Massachusetts mortgage
having four hands around, as his
W. Gaines' Tuesday for a week's night when you get home you
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visit with him. aa she is his young sit down to read a Bible printed
•at daughter, then to Scio to visit in Boston and you say a praver that i
was written in Jerusalem. And you
bar sister. Mrs. Ada Poindexter.
W. A. Ewing-
A. E. Randall
The old man and his k - mm I wife crawl under a blanket manafacture«) President
Vice Pre«.
E. l>. Myers. Cashier
made a visit with hi* son, M. Cole, in New Jersey, to I n * kept awake all
finding them in fair health, except-1 mght by a dog the onlv home pro*
Start a bank acrount Palay and
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Grandma
Poindexter,
who is duct you have on the farm “
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Notice is hereby given that the un-
«Irrsigi-i I has been duly appointed Ex­
ecutrix <>f the i^at Will and TssUment
of F H. Pepperlin^, -leceaaed. by th«
CtHinty CrKjrt of Linn County, Oregon,
srwi has -tualifled. Any and all persons
having claims sgainst th« »»tele of said
«i--ccs»e<1 are hereby required topresent
the -ame to this Executrix «4 the office
of Victor Oliver, sttorney at tew. First
National Bank Building. Alb«ny Linn
County. Oregon, properly verified with
Vouchers •» required by law within six
months from the date of the first pub
Heat ion of this noli»«. Dated and flrat
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jjictur OHvev. Atty, for Exrx
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VI. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED
To give sn entire «r complete list of the various tools and suppile« re­
quired for making, vetting up ami using wlreltws telephones Is practically Im-
poeslble. In the first place, some people can werk advantageously with fewer
tools titan o»h«-ra. • -•tie | >«*--»•<» are t iturally •handy" or laveatlvr and can find
•sea for odds and «-mis which would appear worthless to others; some people
must ecoimmlre « hi tools and supplies, others can sp*-nd an unllmlt»<l amount,
while still others prefer to pur- base moat of their appliances ready made and
ms-rety pul them togeiber or -et tlieni up.
For these reasons. the t<»*lw nnd supplies llat.-d below are only those which
will prove most ne.-es.nn and ns their quality, also an«l nunil>er will defa-nd
largely u|x«> the work to be il-aie and one's p*n-tortbook, no prices or estimates
of their cost have been given.
TOOL«
Obe large screwdriver
One bradawl set of awls, screw­
drivers etc, or small amt aiedium
slsed siren drivers.
One gimlet
One hack saw frame and saw«
Panel or crosscut saw
Mitresaw and nittrebsx,
Chisels and gouges.
Three-c- rnervd file
Round or rat tail fH-v.
Fiat flle
Randps|*r
ftnuMtilUng or block plane.
Small bench (Iron) vise.
Bit stock with bits and surer»
Breast or ham), geared drill with
twist drills
Fist-nosed pliers.
Round -nosed pliers.
('uttlng pliers (flat nosed and cutting
pliers Combined mny be u«-'<l).
Soldering Iron, solder and flux.
Tack hammer
Claw hammer
Carpenter’s square
Tape, yard stick or rule.
Set of small screw taps and dloa.
C'otupasees or dividers.
•UPPLieS
Wire nail.
Wood screws (Hat bead), SSSort-
ed atrel or bras«
Wood screws (round head), •»
aorted brace.
Washers for rosnrl-heng screw«
Small brans bolt, and nuia, as­
sorted.
Kinsry paper.
Wire of vartotia «I«»*« (•»» it tree-
Omn), copper, plain or hare.
Marne Insulated (see dirt-Ilona).
Stiff cardboard.
Paraffin» was.
Good glue.
Healing wax.
White ateliae.
Fiber board or bakelite.
Hard rubber knob«
Flexible Insulate«) wire cord
l*i«reel.In Insulators
Tin foil
Binding poets
Terminal«
Varnished cambric tubing
Strong twine or string.
Sb« el brass or bra*. atrip« (see
directions)
Sheet copper
Adhesive tap«.
The last Is one of the most useful artici», one can have. It I. useful In
wrapping Joints of wires; in covering wires as an Insulator; In attaching wires
where they cannot be a»l<fered ; tn making temporary joints or «-onneetlons;
in covering colls or holding the wires on colls In place; In holding parts of
cases or boxes together while they are being gluetl or nailed; to raver a cut I
in your Anger, as well aa for a tbouaand and one other purposes Hut do not i
use the cheap, weak grades of tni» «old in ten cent stores an-i by man) bicycle
and automobile ser ess ar; dealer* (’*• a gv“>d. strong, rubber envere«l tape such
aa Tlrro, for while It coats moee It Is worth many times as much more The
thssp tapes dry up. lose their stickiness nt«ni »vposure to air; the thin rubber.
It any. »«< dtsappesrs .nd leuvew -ml» the fabric whl-h Is im aa Insulator;
they have no tensile strength. wlier«-*» high grade tapes are »x> »»«llngly Mrong,
they MV costed heavily with rubber. I hoy never dry up sml the» retain their
tenacity for a long time
Varnished «-»mbric tubing known also aa Spaghetti." Is the beat material
for covering Joints tn wire» and should be used wherever possible
Finally, let me advise you never to throw away anything which you have
on hand la the way of steel rival supplies, wires, «crews, nails, etc. th»» never
kt><>ws when each flhiugs may «-rose in handy and may be put to aooie good and
•aeCnl purpose thus saving Itang and money.
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Home Ifiiihq Tims
A great surprise for th« home knitters
of Oregon. but still a fact. Further­
more. this yarn is absolutely virgin
wool yarn, the wool was grown in Unn
count), sokl M Mr. 8M0Sn to ÜM
gon Worsted Company (mill- locatedat
S s II wimm I). mode into wor»b-«l yarn by
Roy T. Bishop, son of (’. I’. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. i ireguo knitters try this varn
out. All colors. O»- per ball of 2 ox*
*-ampirs sent on application
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(-. 1*. Bishop, Box 75. Salem, Oregon.
Riley Shelton
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