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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1913)
3 'I PfffSIIIEIIBlISHOSIIIIIlli "MAIL ORDER" Cream Separator 5 uimn rmi Vimr rrpsim best machine you can get for the money, don't you? Well, then, just listen to this proposition: Before 5rou order a "mail order" separator write to the concern and tell them that you -want to try their machine out against a De Laval, with the priv ilege of sending their machine back if you decide that the De Laval is better worth what we ask you for it than their machine is worth what they ask. That's absolutely fair, isn't it? We'll be glad to furnish you a De Laval for such a trial any time you like and let you be the judge. We atp Had to make this offer because we V'4 2V mi 'SB? If know that the De Laval will give you better service and cost you less in the long run than any other machine you can buy, no matter we VAUGHN si .;'."ir". a "Real Fisherman's for Duke's Mixture ' . . . . lasss I 1 Good tobacco nnd a good reel ' That's surely lucky combination for ttie angler and here's the way you cao n . bave them both. -Hi ll 1 1" ' I I'l' l I'lll ' 'FVWKW' TOi lim" J U1 J tmtmm All smokers chould know Duke's Mixture made by Uggrt' M.ier' at Durham. N C. I'ay what you will, you cannot get better granulated tobacco for 5c than the big ounce and a half sack of Duke's Mixture. And w:tb each of these big sacks you get a book of ciearette papers FRKK. Get a Good Fishing Reel Free fry laving tbe Coupon now parkt-d in ljggM J Mptrt Diike'l Muturo. Or. if you don't want a rel (jet any one of the hundreds o other artirles. In the list you will 6nd something for every a ember of tor family. Pipes, cigarette cases, catcher's gloves. cameras, watches, toilet articles, etc. 3 3' I'! ; iff, fj f Take the GAZETTE-TIMES for ALL the news of ALL the County. " II B'J i.O Ii J w i M fl ;f 11 spnfirnior vo'j want the what the price. If you already have a mail order separator, or any other for that mat ter, which isn't giving satisfaction, we have an exchange offer that believe will interest you. Before you buy a Cream Separator see and try a DE LAVAL & SONS TELEPHONE I Livery Stable $ MIKE BEALY, Proprietor CofRTEOrS TREATMilXT AND FIRST -CLASH SERVICE. WE PAY F"H ALL TELEPHONES FOK RIGS. Phone Main lOl HEFPNER - OREGON Luck Smokers" i a These handsome presents cost you nothing not one cent. They simply ei press our appreciation of your patronage. . B Remember you still get the same big one and a half ounce sack for 5c enough to roll many cigarettes. As a special offer during 1913, see will tend out new iUuttrateJ catalogue of prtttntt FREE. Simply send us your name and adJress. P Ctmfont tram htte'l Mixture mnr he X ci anfd n,:h net t,om HORSE 'Sj SHOE.J.T..TINSLEY S NATURAL LEAF, GRANGfJ TWIST. aup.ms tt-l tram FOUR ROSES (lr-tiH rA .i, PICK PLUG CUT, PIED. ft ' MONT CIGARETTES. CUX Ci- WM GARETTES. end othtr lati or cottpml timed by us. 4 Premium Dept. jjjt? vyA Cat fa St. Louit. Mo. Pi I MYf'J A UVAlltHII NOTES CMDAKNITZ RIYERSIDE CORRESPONDENCE j SOLICITED IThese articles and Illustrations niunt not be reprinted without special permis sion. J THE ROSE COMB WHITE LEG HORN. Our Cnnndiun cousins np there where the zero winds whistle turouyh their whiskers sure show horse sense when they breed Rose Comb White Leghorns in quantities, for they tire n;re:it winter Inyers. and thnt low rose comb can't freeze off like the tender points on the single comb, a condition thnt so often knocks the egg record. Hut our friends of the snowdrift bind are not the only fanciers wise to this bird that matures so early and lays so late, for it is claimed there are :;.()00 breeders of this variety in the United States, and the number is In creasing. But whence that rose comb? That rose comb comes from the Hamburg as the result of a cross made In this country about fifty years ago, the Single Comb White Leghorn 4 1A j- ir 5 SUV - ' 'I Photo by C. M. Barnltz. ItOSE OOMB WHITE LEGHORN COCKEBKIi. and White Hamburg being used, thus the Kose Comli White, which is half Italian and half Dutch. At first the bird wasn't very popular, as it was small and had a big bunched com!) that lopped over the eyes; hut, coming from such remarkable laying ancestry on both sides, the new varie ty was iKMind to make good, and fan ciers soon began to sit up and take notice that it was an egg phenomenon. Its friends increased: they bred it by selection for size, shape and smaller, more regular comb, so that today it is a beautiful bon ton bird that lays lots of eggs' low cost eggs. The linger the hen the larger the feed bill and the cost of the egg and the more room she occupies. I'or these reasons Plymouth Hocks and similar -V V ' i 'i ' VVf' 4- J ;s V'S -wawt.'- 7" Jal i . Photo by C. M. Barnitz. ROSE COMB WHITE LEGHORN PCLI-KT. breeds ure not the stock on the big egg plants, Leghorns being bred al most exclusively. Of course the carcass is not so large, but It must be remembered that the Leghorn is an egg specialist. She makes a good profit for her own er without her carcass being consider ed, and if bred to great size her lay ing ability Ts cut down. Leghorns are not the butterfly birds they once were, the breeder by selec tion now trying to get his pullets to four and cockerels to Uv? pounds at least, and for tine graiiied flash these are not to be despised. DON'TS. Don't caikle loud unless, like the heu. you have something substantial to snow for it. Don't retreat, but beat defeat A vic tory that has been won after failure Is most precious and inspiring. Don't expect every one to see as ynu do. You may be color blind or 1 have an pgotistic mind. Don't kill time killing your prospects ; by starting a plant with bargain I counter birds. To make gw.d the best are none too good, and for tiese you tuust pay koc4 money. i Jtr J GET WHAT YOU WANT. You Can Finally Grasp It If You Ar Persistent and Patient. Get what you want In tills world. It's here waiting for you. All you have to do is to reach for it. If you reach hard enough and far enough mid long enough you'll get It, uo matter what it is you want. Suppose you are foolish enough to want great wealth. You can get It Hut to get It you must make up your mind that you want wealth: that you want It above everything else in the world. Observe an industrious alien with n pushcart. He wants $1,000. lie sleeps In n cellar. He rises at 4. He works till 10 at night. He denies himself foud to save. Some day he will have his thou sand dollars. "Rut." you protest. "I can't sleep in a cellar. I'm above running a push cart." Very well. then. There Is little likelihood that you will ever be rich. There are other things thnt you want more than wealth your comfort your social position. Suppose you are more sensible. Sup pose that It Is success you want. Good! There are few Joys In this world that can compare with the joy of achieve ment Set your mark and start climb ing toward it. You'll reach It if you keep at it. Be persistent. and be pa tient If you are in Maine you can't wish yourself in California. You can't get there overnight, either. Rut you'll get there some time If you start and keep going, even 1 you go on your hands and Knees. But remember this: No man ever climbs higher than the mark he sets himself. No man ever roaches the top walking sideways. No man achieves who keeps turning back. And one thing more: Pick your apple carefully before you start to climb ihe tree. Some nnnles are sour. William Johnston In Amer ican Magazine. Making Campaign Banners. The services of twelve men are re quired to produce one of the big canv paign banners. Two men prepare the strips on which the lettering ts done Two more look after the lettering ol these strips, the painting of the names of clubs or associations ordering t tit banners, the captions for the portrait.' and tlie ottices for which the nomineer are to contend. Two men work on the centerpieces, generally consisting of at eagle and shield. One man devotes himself to ttie special portraits, anc the others assemble the various parts sew the strips together and give tht finishing touches to the banner. Tht "portrait man" scorns to do any othel work than the main portrait. The res. he calls "tilling in." By working ot the same faces day after day this art ist becomes so skillful and so rapid it execution that he can paint the por trait of a candidate in the dark, anc paint it as true to life as the standard of the campaign banner industry re quires. Harper's. Picking Tea Leaves. "Tea leaf picking" was n Camber well industry in the early iiineteeiitt century. On May 13, SXi. when twt boys were charged with gambling ot Sunday, one of them explained that li( got the '2 shillings found upon him "not by gambling, your worship, bul by picking tea leaves." "The tea planl does not happen to grow in this coun try. my lad," replied the magistrate "therefore you are adding n falsehood to the offense for which you were brought here, and that offense is ai ways sure to lead to crimes of more magnitude." But the boy explained: "I am em ployed by a cowkeeper at Camber well, who sends me into the fields tt gather sloe leaves and black and vhit thorn leaves, and he pays me so muct a pound for all I pick." And the po lice traced the connection between thai cowkeeper and city tea dealers. Lon don Opinion. Historical Accuracy. Perish the thought that the novelisl or playwright should be tied down to historical accuracy: Lady Dorothj Neville quotes an amusing correspond ence between Bulwer Lyttou and hei brother: Ity Dear Walpole Here I am at Batt burcrl to death. 1 am thinking of writ ln a play about your great ancestor. Sil Robert. Had he not a sister Lucy, and did she not marry a Jacobite? My brother promptly replied: My Dear Lytton I care little for m family and still less for Sir Itobert. but I know that he never had n sister Lucy, sc she could not have married a Jacobite. However, this mattered little to Lort Lytton. for his answer ran: My Dear Walpole You are too late! Sli Robert had a sister Lucy, and she die marry fi Jacobite. So. In defiance of history, the plaj "Walpole" came to be written. Good Hunting, nuuting Squire Murphy, you told me there was good hunting on youi land. Why. we've been here an hout and haven't even seen any game. Mur phy .lust so. sir. But the less gain the more hunting you have. LondoD Tit Hits. Her Queer Response. Elderly Aunt My dear. I have Just put you down In my will for $10,000 Her Niece Oh. auntie, what can i ray to thank you? How are you feeling today? Life. Turning It Around. First Member They say Homebully hos?cs his wife terribly. Second Mem tier Yes. he certainly wears the skirts. Philadelphia Bulletin. Wisdom provides things necessary, not superfluous. Solon. Fir fmiolsnfl Well Known Eyesight Specialist, VI . UJpeidnil, May be Consulted at Morgan, Friday, July 18 Cecil, Monday, July 21 Irrigon, Thursday, July 24 Arlington, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 22d and 23rd. Stanfield, Friday and Saturday, July 25th and 26th. cut flowers For All Occasions The Jewell THE DALLES - HENDRICS0N & GURDANE carry a full line of Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos and defy competition. We will also keep our Famous Morrow County Ice Cream in Stock i Made at Home from Home Products SAVE YOUR by using PlIROLA MARSHMAILOW AND PEROXIDE CREAM A soothing application for softening and beautifying the skin. : : : : GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION ocum Drug Company 1 4 It's not tlu1 niH-liMiiicnl perfec tion of any one part of tlie Ford it's the jierfection of nil its partsworkine; in perfect harmony that makes it the car of uni versal and unprecedented de mand. Better buy yours to day and line np with the Ford procession. "Everybody is driving a Ford" more than 200,000 in service. New prices runabout $525 tourinp; car $r.00 town car $800 with all equipment, f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars from ALBERT BOWKER, Local Agent, at HEPPNER GARAGE Heppner Farmers Wool, Choice Flour Wood, Coal, Cedar Best prices paid ffl ?. f ASF. CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT. 1 UffllMffi at Greenhouses - OREGON COMPLEXION Union Warehouse Co. Grain $5.00 per bbl. Posts and Rolled Barley for Hides and Pelts (Funeral Director $1.50