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SHELBURN NEWS
'turned to Dunsmuir, Calif . after
Edwin Jone* and wife were shop of bahtf separator* uuve torn te»:e3?*
j •pending tbeir vacation with Mr. ping in Albany Saturday.
Gooch’» stater. Mr* C. M Tindall.
Mr tvvrson »uya •‘la Worth county,
flva »«-¡.»rator* in on* cow trail ng ■»
T. M Ruaerll and W H. MeUm eoctatlou wer» found to lx losing ex-
and wife called on W. K. Evana and ceaeive amount of butterfat. Wo feet
ronaln that thrra are many ar para
wife at lx»banon Monday evening,
furs In »very community that are l«*
Conard Wcstrnhouse and wife
Ing butterfat for their owner» Aa
spent Sunday with Earl Smith and annual loaa of several dollar» can
easily result If the machin« la not
wife,
Eugene Miller and wife are spend regulated or run properly.
Skim milk testing can be d<-ue by
ing a few week* at Newport, hoping the Babcock method with s special
t«> regain their former g«»«>d health. doublenecked teat bottle, In place <4
Mr. Driacull of A >aeburg is »pend th* 1TA cubic centimeter» of a >•! r»
qulred fur whole milk. JU are u<-«l for
ing a few dava visiting his sister-in- aklm milk. Otherwise, practically the
law Mrs Mary Cannon
aame procedure Is followed sa tn trit
While stretching barbed wire Ing whole milk The tost can b<- m-o'-
by the fanners themselves, or. If this
Monday morning on the line fence la not convenient, by tl>s local
between W J. Miller and T M Rus creamery.
Vera Carson is visiting with her
! sisters in Albany. Mr» Spencer
Mrs. Dale Poindexter and daugh
l-ong and Miss Emalme Carton.
ter. Marion, hav* just returned
W li McLain and T. M Ru «11
from r visit in Cfilifornia.
made a business trio to Albany Inal
A. Shanks has gone to work in
i Thursday afternoon
th<- logging camp at Ieneve. Or*.
Far I Gooch and wife are in I rt-
Mrs. Shanks expects to join him in
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land,
where he i* alter..I ng th«- bar
the near future.
ber
school,
finishing hit court« n
Mr». Fred Bowman is at Pacific
barbering.
City for an outing.
Clinton George made a bustne**
Mrs. Mae Shanks. Mrs. Mabel
Bowman and daughter. Deloros, i trip to Newport the latter part of
Mrs. Venus Poindexter and daugh last week,
Ben Denney of Albany »pent th<-
tor Marion left Monday for Detroit
sell. the wire stretcher slipped and
for a few Weeks' outing.
week end at the home of Mr* Mary caught Elmer .McClaren's right hand
Ben Gooch and family have re Cannon
and almost crushed it. He went to
Dr. I’rIII. who dressed hi* hand, and
it
I was not paining him much Mon
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During the month of July, anv>tw « ■ E-
day evening.
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VC] * I <ccn chronically ill for 6 mi nt)
M. B. Miller. Margaret Brown,
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en a complete X ■ R.> v .
the spine itt found in perfect condition.
Mra. Lafe Osborn and Grandma
Grimes visited the latter's son. Wil
liam, and family Sunday.
Mr.
Chiropractic $ives nature a chance to correct acute aicknes* in
Grimes* eldest son, Willard, is quite
the vnortcat tune poaaible. Acute sickness i* alwav- .«<
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ill but wax resting easy that day.
n;e«l with temporary subluxatiuns of the «pine---either vauvativ«-
Lee George and family are spend
or from reflex
ing a few days on the beach near
Newport. This is their first trip to
the ocean.
- Cusick Bank Building
All any, Oregon
T. M. Russell ami Marion Brown
went to Albany Friday afternoon
f»r repair* for Mr. Brown's binder.
Mrs. John Bentx and children
»I« nt Monday with Mra 0. G. Wy-
man.
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John Bentz made a business trip
to
Portland Monday.
STILL GOINQ BIG. We have added more space in wli.h to
Clinton Brown Is working for Joe
exhibit the many new lines of fine FOOTWEAR. A visit to our
Quinn during the summer.
store will convince you of the great values to lie ha«l.
A large crowd attended the burial
of Mr». Queener of Salem at the
Albany. Orefon
Miller cemetery Saturday at 2 p m
Mr». Queener wai a Linn county
THK "ARCH PRESERVER** STORK
pioneer, her old home ocing near
Stayton.
July IS
Acute Sickness
Dr. R. H. HARRIS, Chiropr ìctor
Alteration Sale
McDowell Shoe Co.,
CHANGE OF LOCATION
BETTER COWS QUITE
ESSENTIAL IN DAIRY
Mill at Brownsville, Oregon
Retail »tores at Portland,Eugene,Marshfield.North Bend \lbany
The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store
Let us figure with you on your water system
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FAIRBANKS-MORSE LIGHT PLANTS, the Best
Full Stock of McCORMICK-DEERING RI PAIRS
Mail Order» Taken Care < >f
Barrett Brothers
Oregon
Albany
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C. J. Breier Co. •£«
A EBAN Y, OBFXiON
Here it* where yt>u get Dependable Merchandise nt
the Lowest Possible Prices
You are Cordially Invited to Visit un.
Men's Clothing
a
blue chambray work shirt* ............
79
t xtrw large blue chambray work shirts ...............
balbriggan unionsuits ........................................... .
athletic unionsuite.......................................... 09c. ”
Khaki work pants .................................... 98c. 11
wool mixed dress pants .....................
$3 95. S4
all wool «Ire,.* pants.................................. $5 90. ffi
heavy blue bib overalls.............................................
Pay-Car overalls ...............................................
khaki coveralls ......................................................
91.M
Si 19. St.29. SI 35
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49e
Heavy canvas bed licks .
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Aid Dairy Community
There are two mean» by which the
•talry cow population of « rutumunltj
may t«e incrraiMHt. by hree«liug through
tbe u»e of pure l>re«l bull» from proved
anroatry. an-l by Importing from
■action« mature cow» ready for *erv
Ice at tbe pall. In the latter ■ a»e of
purchase of cowa, we have two alter
native» Importing animal» from other
aectloM. and finding th« animal* with
in the »tat«.
Creamery Activities
Buying activities <>f 30» er- «m»rli
lndb-ate that 3» per cent of the etgan
laatlon buy fee«!». 23 per cent buy « n
talnera, and 22 per cent buy furl I’ •
complete list of aammodltiea pur« h.iw.i
by the varloua «»rgsnlsation* include
building material, fencing, hardware.
Implements, general merehamlU«*, ami
ailx-ellancou» producta In addition to
the commodities specifically «numeral
ed.
I»r I «avid Friday, formerly president
of the Michigan State Agricultural cob-
lege, recently pointed out a fact that
la wrll known, but, like lota of well-
known facta, seldom appreciated. The
scrub dairyman gets I3M*K> pounds of
milk a year from 40 cows averaging
3.IMJ0 iHiutiita each. He would be bet
ter off with 30 averaging 4.Out) i»ounda
each liecauae be would get the same
milk check with unefourth leas wort
and overhead. The better dairyman
Uses 13 cow» producing 8.000 pounds
each Io get Ida milk check, while the
really »ueconeful dairyman gets 120.-
<MX> pounds of milk from 12 cuws aver-
nglng 10,000 pounds a year.
While the successful dairyman gets
hla 130.000 pounds from 12 cowa In-
stead of 40, thus cutting hla overhead,
labor and feed coat by nearly three-
fourths, he has an added advantage
which has recently been proved by the
Tnltrd Htsteu dairy division. The
dairy division find» that cows prodvo
Ing Its» i-ourxls of fat In a year mode
an average return above feed coat of
110 each. Cowa producing 400 pounda
of fat In a year made an average re
turn above feed cost of IBM Thus It
seems that it only took four times an
great production to make the cow ton
limes more profitable.
With these figures tn mind It Is »*ry
easy to see why there are failures In
the dairy business and why. also, there
are such markeil su<-cesaee
The way to get and keep a profit-
able herd Is to everlastingly weed <>ut
the culls, employ better methods by
keeping up to date on the new feeds
sn<l methods that make greater profit
and. lastly hut by no means least, to
use good, straight purebred dairy hulls
with production records hack of them.
-II It. Laaeelloa, Fieldman for th*
f'olorado bslry Commissioner.
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SANTIAM FARM NEWS
Cream »«paratori that have not
h<-«n t»»t<-«1 for aoma time may b*
«tiratine their owner» out of a cun-
»Iderable »um »very week. That can
I* avohie«!. for »klm milk teating will
rrvi-nl th* hone»tj of the most de
ceitful aeparator. according to a A.
Iverwn of the Iowa stat* coll»**
• liurpriaiag raeulta kava bra* ofi.
lain«« wteerwar fairly larga nfimflflm g
Mrs Ett« Sutherland and daugh
er !< >nnie called in Frwfav for
hort visit.
Curth C, Griffi'i a
calving a
telegraph «• • -■
hi» old firm tn L« Amteo»
PIE EATF.K
YES! we have ''500” Score cur ia
2c each
At the Tribune Office.
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Sir Harry Bnttsm, M.
think» that
aomething might be don* to improv«
railway »arulwichea
If they c«>ul«l only
give them a coat of varnish after they
leavv the aandwich foundry theywouhi
b < much easier to du»t each week.
London Punch.
Paaaengrr-I »ay. dr ■
average life of a locomotive?
Driver Oh, about thirty year», air.
"I should think auch a tough-h«>king
thing would laat longer than that.”
“Well, perhaps It wotril, Hr, if t
didn't »moke aomuch." southern t'ali
forma Mampua
Announcing Our Special Sale
which include* certain lots of n>crt !iati<lisc that is greatly re
duevd during our Special Sale,
The sale inclines lots of: Men's Suits. Work and Drcw/Shocs,
Sox, Collars, Ties, L'mhrwear. Khaki Suits, and other articles
which we have not space to mention.
Men's Suita
Tie sale of Men's Suits inc!u *cs light, «lark, striped. and some
grey S» ite. THREE BIG LOIS:
One lx»t of BOYS' SUITS..
I-css 25
BLAIN CLOTHING co
"Dress Well and Succeed”
THIS SACK WILL END JULY 26th
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at once aa hi» old job w*» aiill ■ « t
ing f< r him. so they pull« t ••ut
lueadny for Portland tn take tl>o
steamer direct for their destinitton,
intending tn return the 1st of April,
1923, to locate here.
fal Kalina attend««! the communi
ty anle in Scio Saturday and treated
himaelf to a wagon on sale, os hi»
old one had traaned its use'ulnesa.
Ilarvi-st is now tn full blast, and
ever) - ne is wading to it like unto a
hungry d -g after a bone.
IM Kalina, wife and son went to
R 'igers mountain Sunday to visit
Mr». Kalina's sister, Mia. Win. Be-
ran
Curtis Griffin and wife went to
Dallas Wednesday to visit his »Isler.
Mra Clarence Lovejoy, before re
turning to lx»» Angeles
Ge«> Griffin went to B«una Viata
last week for a visit with III» cousin,
Delbert Yergan, im<f get a regi»t«r-
I Jersey calf two week» old. a e
i» going into the Jer«»y stock, as i- «•
Durhams do not pay
The road boss ha* m veral i *■
out on the road hauling gravel i
the HofTman bridge, paving fine i
yard.
Our rain Monday was a failure
Still we live in hopes it will com* in
time to make potatoes, as they wi «
I m - a failure without anti a poor cr< p
at best; some vines dea«f now.
As
but woalbsr S|l-ro.» be.
île
cream must receive better care
tlo
average fann. As soon after w-par
■ ting
possible. cool the en n by
setting the can in cold water
Sever
mix tbs fresh «ream with the crc.no
from previous »rpanitlon until r >le>l
as low »• pusalhl*.
Ib> not k«v-|
Cream too long at the farm, |,.or »tn -
Crea in will not make gixni butter
If
thr creamery cannot make go I but
ter the average price of crvmni « III he
lower than If good butter ran be in,> t
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Test Cream Separators,
Is Advice of Expert
Men's and Boys’ Tennis Shoes
Men’s heavy canvas, suction sole
Bovs’ heavy canvas, suc'ion sole,.
Child's black tennis oxfords..........
Boys’ black tennis oxforba..............
Making Better Butter
Whether the product Is made at
home or at the creamery, matter, III-
tie. cream should bo clean flavored to
make g"«’d butter
To obtain prac
tically all of the cream from the milk
and have It In the beat ahai>e for but
ter making require» the u»e of a go-d
cream separator.
Further, the tb««r
ough cleaning and sterilising of all
dairy utenaila Is essential to the pro
ductton of a product having a good
flavor.
Cream Needs Good Care
•uy- Having discontinued our store at Brownsv illc. Oregon, the
Brownsville Woolen Mills Store is now open to the publ,« .«t
First ami Ellsworth Streets (opposite Albany State Bank’ Al
bany, Oregon, where we have a complete line of Clothing. Furn
ishing*, Blankets and Flannels. At our new location we are pre
pared to carry a larger and mXre complete stock than in the past
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