Wagons
13?
HE farmer who, in need of a waport,
blindly makes a bee line for the first
new wagon or dealer in sight may
get a good wagon. I f chance steers
him to an I H C dealer, well and
pood. That is his good fortune. If not, he
will probably be in the wagon market again
years before he should be. But the economical
farmer will study and compare different makes;
find out in advance which wagon will give him
best service, and consider such questions as
company standing and reputation. When ha
has finished he will buy an I H C wagon.
Weber New Bettendorf
Columbus Steel King
Here are only two of the many features that
contribute to the making of IHC wagon
reputation. 1 Air-drying of lumber. Every
stick of wood used hickory and oak for
wheels and axles, bay poplar for box sides,
long leaf yellow pine for bottoms lies drying
in open sheds from two to three years, saving
all its resinous saps, toughening, seasoning,
gaining elasticity, a3 only air-dried lumber
does. Kiln-drying quickly evaporates the
sap, leaves the wood inelastic, brittle, and
weak ruins it, in short. 2 Thorough in
spections. Every IHC wagon, passes many
rigid inspections by experts. Seldom does any
flaw in material, or defect in shaping, ironing,
and assembling get by without detection.
When ready it must come up to IHC stand
ards. Weber and Columbus wagons have wood
gears; New Bettendorf and Steel King have
steel gears. Look the line over at the local
dealer's. He has catalogues, or, write the
International' Harvester Company of America
Portland
(Incorporated)
Ore.
STUDENTS TO ADMIT
PUBLICOBLIGflTIBNS
Annual "Oregon Pledge" to
Return Full Value to State,
to Be Taken Next Month
HELP THE KIDNEYS
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University of Oregon, Eugene,
Sept. 24. "PlecUre Day," that
curious occasion upon which Uni
versity of Oregon students agree
to return to the state in good
works their indebtedness to the
state for helping educate them,
will this year come early in Oc
tober. Hiram Johnson, gover
nor of California, is expected to
give the Pledge Day address.
The theory of Pledge Day is that
the taxpayer in maintaining the
state university is making an in
vestment in citizenship. The
student thus owes a debt of good
citizenship to the taxpayer, and
at Pledge Day he is made to real
ize a specific obligation. The
form of pledge used is this:
"As a student at the Univers
ity that is maintained by the peo
ple of Oregon, I heartily acknow
ledge the obligation I shall owe
to them. The opportunities open
to me here for securing training,
ideals and vision for life, I deeply
appreciate and regard as a sacred
trust, and do hereby pledge my
honor that it shall be my most
cherished purpose to render as
bountiful a return to the Oregon
people and their posterity in
faithful and ardent devotion to
the common good as will be in
my power. It shall be the aim
of my life to labor for the high
est good and glory of an ever
greater commonwealth."
This pledge was originally
framed by a committee of the
faculty headed by President
Campbell.
Heppner Readers Are Learn
ing The Way.
It's tlio Utile kidney ill
Tlu laine, wcjik nil ucliIng liurk
The uunol ice I ni'iii try (linonlt'i'H
Tim t may lend to rtruiwy an J
lSi'iu'ht'a disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
lle!() them with I)onn' Kidney
PillH.
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Dunn's h.ive been used in kidney
tr ubles for 50 yearH.
En 'ors d by 30,090 people endors
ed at home.
Proof in a Heppner ci izeu's state
merit.
Mrs. G. AV. Thompson, Heppner,
Ore., says: "One of our family used
Doan's Kidney Pills nd found t em
very effective in bringing relief from
troubles, caused by disordered kid
neys. This ra . edy is worthy of
endorsement."
For sale by nil dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
IlememlHT the name Doan's and
take no other.
I I H eigh the Car not its price. I III I
I Both are light. But the Ford is I I
1 1118 the one car whose low nriee does I III!
I I ' nrvf- i?nlirno ifu liJrrli -tW-V. I I
XXKJV ilJjH II 11 Ui III I I
I reason why you must "get busy" I
I I today if you want a Ford this I
Jjj season. J
"Everybody is driving1 a Ford" more I
than 200,000 in service. New prices I
runabout $525 touring car $000 I
j town car $800 with all equipment, I
jil f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars from I
ALBERT BOWKER,
j Local Agent, at II
I HEPPNER GARAGE
I TT7 1 TO I
How much are you going to
get for your wheat? You can
get GO to 65 cents a bushel cash
by delivering1 it at the warehouse
at once. But why not get $1.00
or $1.20 for it? That is what it
will bring if fed and shipped
"with hair on. " Stock on the
farm brings profit in many ways.
It enables the farmer to get far
more for his crop, and it pre
vents the loss of soil fertility.
Go into any old section, and no
tice the difference between the
farms where stock is raised and
where it is not. Big crops on
smooth, well tilled land, tidy
fences, good houses and large
barns are found in the stock dis
trict. The farmers live in com
fort, their children are educated
and the whole family is enjoying
all there is in life. Without stock
the crops are smaller, for the i
land is becoming exhausted, the
home places look slovenly and
neglected. The farmer each year
bets he can beat the market and
generally he loses.
Put dairy cows on the farm,
get a herd of hogs, and let them
pay your bills. They will put an
end to long time credits, enabling
you to buy cheap for cash, and
be independent of everybody.
Enterprise Record-Chieftain.
IN WOMAN'S BREAST
ALWAYS BEGINS a SMALL LUMP LIKE
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS
IN THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I will m
ES10G0
IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE it Poisons BonaorDeep Glands
NO KNIFE Of FAIN
JmWt.
No Pay Until Cured;
No X Kay or other
windle. An island
plant makes the cure
ABSOLUTE 6UAKAN Itt
Any TUMOR, LUMP orl
bore on tne up, lace
or body lonir ia Cancer
It Never Pains until last
tags. 120-PAGE BOOK
sent free; testimonials of
thousands cured at borne
WHITE TO SOME
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST
Is CANCER. We refuse thousands Dying,
Came Too Lata. We have cured 10,000 in 20 yra.
Address DR. & MRS. DR. CHAMLEY& CO.
A 436 Valencia st, san francisco, cal
KINDLY MAIL this to some one with CANCER
crop of Japan is estimated at 16,
662,000,000 pounds, an increase
of 5.1 per cent over last year.
mer joeaman
FUEL DEALER
Fir, Oak, Pine and Slabwood,
Lump Coal and Nut Coal.
PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE.
From now on my business is to be strictly cash;
leave money with your orders. Orders left
either at yard or with Slocum Drug Co. will re
ceive prompt attention.
More Wheat This
Than Last.
Year
-The
One Way To Keep Boys
On The Farm.
Has the small boy of the farm
a garden or acre of corn all his
own to do with as he desires? I
recently visited a well-to-do gar
dener all of whose boys were in
business with him and was in
terested to learn that he had
made it a practice to pay his boys
as kood a salary as they could
get anywhere to work for him
He began when each Doy was
small and increased it as the boy
could earn more. Consequently
the boys learned the business
and have become a part of it,
until now they would not think
oi leaving it. He has bunt a
business that he can turn over to
them with little fear of its going
to pieces for lack of attention. -LeRoy
Cady.
Make
Washington, Sept. 25.
production of wheat in the prin
cipal countries of the world that
raise it is estimated to 4.1 per
cent greater this year than last,
the total production being esti
A 1 A. ft Cr S Ss li
maieu at .j,wu,uw Dusnels, ac
cording to a cablegram to thede
partment of agriculture at Rome
The oats production, estimated
ai :,.wu,uuv Dusneis, is 5.y per
cent less than last year; rye, 1,
irr rrr rsr i i i
o.uuu.wu Dusneis, or t.7 per
cent less: barley, 1,225,000,000
bushels, which is 1.2 per cent
more than last year. The pre
liminary estimate for corn which
given for the United States, Eu
ropean Russia, Spain, Italy, Hun
gary proper, Japan, Bulgaria,
Switzerland and Tunis is 22.4 per
cent less than wa3 raised in these
countries last year. The rice
The Egg Business
Pa.
To assure a high quality of pro
duct and prevent in a large mea
sure the loss now experienced in
the value of the country's egg
production, producers are urged
to observe the following five sim
ple rules:
(1) , Give the hens clean nests.
(2) . Gather eggs at least once
daily.
(3) . Keep eggs in a cool, dry
place.
(4) . Market eggs at least twice
a week.
(5) . Kill or sell all mature malej
birds as soon as the hatching sea
son closes.
For Sale Rumely 15-30 Oil tractor,
Oliver 6-14" gang with extra shares,
Canton Tandem disc harrow with
tongue truck. All ia perfect condi
tion. Practically new. Have not
plowed 50 acres. Cost $2,458 00 de
livered. To close an estate will put
on cars for $2 000.00.
E. L. Parrott,
Roseborg, Ore.
GOLDEN
WEST
GOFFER
Was thoroughly demonstrated
during the Fair
and
MADE A BIG HIT
We Sell It
and guarantee every can,
money back.
or
PHELPS GROCERY
COMPANY
HAVE YOU ARRANGED FOR YOUR
WINTER SUPPLY OF
FLOUR
Investigate our exchange terms.
We can save you money.
Deposit the wheat and draw out the
flour as needed.
No better flour made or sold on the
Pacific Coast. We guarantee
every sack of
WHITE STAR FLOUR
HEPPNER MILLING CO.
i Dealers in
Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain. Hihes, Pelts and Furs
bought. Full line of Dr. Hess Celebrated
Stock and Poultry Remedies. All guaranteed.
CALL AND SEE US
City Meat Market
KINSMAN & HALL, Proprietors
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal,
SUGAR CURED HAMS
Try Some of our Sausage.
Repair work of all kinds dona
LEE CAiNTWELL.
You will find everything necessary to quench that
thirst at
TEHES 1EjXJLmBJjL
Thoroughly prepared to furnish all kinds of Cold
Drinks, Ices and Ice Cream.
The installing of the new Optimus Fountain places us
in a position to offer up-to-date service,
Your patronage earnestly solicited