The gazette-times., April 08, 1915, HOME AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION, Page 7, Image 13

HOME 'AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION
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When Quality
Is Desired
You will find it, and find it guar
anteed, in
Crescent
Baking Powder
A pound can sold by your grocer
costs 25 cents.
CRESCENT MANUFACTURING
CO.
Seattle, Washington
ii;:ii".ig
PK.,'iA!
4 .lOjs?HP
WOOD TANKS
For Water. Oil. Wine, MJnlog
aud Cyanide.
Wood Pip tor IrrlRBtlnn, City 8jr
tenw, Mluluic I'mrr I'lautn.
Pacif icTank & Pipe Co.
273 Oak Street.
Portland, Or.
DRAG SAWS
5y ,
Cut your wood with a Vaughn Port
able DKAU SAW. weighs only 211)
pounds. Can bp handled by one man
or by two men on liny kind of ground.
Manufactured by the
VAI HII 1UOTOH WOHKS,
210 lOant Seventh ft., rnrlluna). Or.
Seattle AKMey 7N Marlon Street.
For a Full leerl)tlon Wrlre Vn.
Send at onre
fur oar booklet
News Notes of Northwest
DROUTH
Prepare your soil to rot h In moisture and
produce nlnar i inp yield? by making a
Xiiuot bud with the
lMl'KKl VL Pl'I.VKItlKIt
Pftrk the mibsitil ami irmih.'B. rnlls. levels
and i-ulvtiriKP the tonsnll, Does the work ot
implement all In -one trip.
tf Inlying morrt Implements pavoh
ijjlYCS twrr extra trips uver the piowvd
fjruund.
rrterfwn Mff.
Co., 17 Rlw
t., Kent, Ohio.
TRADES Your Farm
ALL KINDS OF HOUSES TO TRADE
FOil FAKMS.
T. J. LONG
520 Henry Building, Portland, Oregon.
Raiu Itreaks Drouth.
BAKER, Or. One Inch of rain fell
here today, breaking the threatened
drought and It assures splendid crops in
the Baker Valley. The rain Is very wel
come, due to the fact that there Is not
as much snow in the mountains as usual.
Brocolli Shipped. "
ROSEBURG, Or. The first carload ot
brocolli shipped from Douglas County
to Eastern markets has brought 3 per
crate, or $1050 per carload.
The price received Is very satisfactory
to the- growers and the acreage will be
increased in thlsv locality this year, at
least ten times what it was last year.
Furniture Store Sold.
ALBANY, Or. The big furniture store
of this city was sold to H. C. Girard, of
Montesand, Wash., The sale means the
reopening of the plant on a large scale.
TJhls is one of the most important indus
tries of Albany, and the reopening of this
plant, together with other plants, now
running, means that Albany will not be
lacking In work fOr the unemployed men
this Summer.
Hope to (."heck Brown Rot.
VANCOUVER, Wash. D. F. Fisher,
of the Bureau of Plant Industry of the
National Department of Industry, has
been studying brown rot In this locality
and reports, from experience, that the
evil effect of brown rot will be cheeked
this Summer and that the prune crop
will be above normal.
China nieusanU Imported.
DAYTON, Wash. One hundred and
twenty young china pheasants have been
received this week from Pennsylvania by
the Columbia County Commission. The
pheasants arrived in Bplendld shape and
will be distributed throughout several
districts in this county.
County Bridge Assured.
SAND POINT. Idaho It seems to be
an assured fact that the proposed county
bridge across the Pend d'Oreille River
will be built this Summer and that it
will take the place of the ferry which
has long been in use iu this place. The
bridge wilf-be 110 feet long and will be
of the best construction.
Arrange to Ship Cherries.
WENATCHEE, Wash. It is hoped
that the cherry crop in Wenatchce Valley
will equal 100 to 12a tons and arrange
ments have already been made to ship
them to the Oregon Parking Company of
Portland. This industry means much to
this valley and many acres are being
planted.
To Build Good Bonds.
LEWISTON, Idaho $100,000 has
been provided by bonds for constructing
seven and one-half miles of hard-surface
road between Lewiston and surrounding
orchard tracts. The contract is being let
to tho Warren Construction Company, of
Portland .
Prepare Big Bond Issue.
LEWISTON, Idaho. The preliminary
steps for a bond Issue of $5,000,000 for
extending the Nez Perce and Idaho road
this year into the rich farming section in
Northwestern Idaho, were taken re
cently. Hope (iood I'm no Year.
DUNDEE, Or. The annual meeting of
the Dundee Fruit Growers' & Packers'
Association met recently and report that
that last-year's prune crop was readily
dtsposed of at a good figure. The stock
holders expressed satisfaction as to the
year's results. Trune trees are heavily
laden with blossoms. aud a bumper crop
is assured for this year.
Heavy Bain Helps Wheat.
WALLA WALLA, Wash. The heaviest
rain in weeks tell today, overflowing the
roads and thoroughly wetting the wheat
fields iu this district, making the wheat
crop In this locality an absolute certainty,
To Open New Section.
MORTON, Wash. The Tncoma &
Eastern branch of the C. M. & S. P. Rail
road will build down tho Tilton River
and connect at Morton with the Onalaska
Lumber Company road, about 20 miles
west of Morton. This will open up one
of the finest farming sections in the state.
Disposes of Big Farm.
PULLMAN, Wash.-r A. D. Durkee has
disposed of his 480-acre farm west of
Pullman to T. F. Lyons, of Walla Walla,
for $S0 per acre, making the tolnl price
sa dan. Mr. Lvon expects to improve
the farm in the near future and make it
one of the finest in that section.
Spraying for Lice 011 Stock.
Using an ordinary hand sprayer, spray
stock with Blacklcaf-40. one teaspoouful
to each gallon of water plus whale oil
soap at the rate of one ounce to each gal
lon of spray. Apply thoroughly to all
parts of the infested animal and repeat
seven days later to catch those forms
which may have escaped In tho egg state,
say the O. A. C. authorities.
W " n
VA
Your Crop Returns
Depend upon the size of the yield, and the yield is
closely related to the productiveness of the soil. Keep
your -soil fertile and productive by applying
Beaver Brand Animal Fertilizer
"A Fertilizer for Every Crop."
It revives strength gives new life replenishes the soil
with the necessary plant food to insure a large, healthy
harvest.
Whether rou raise grains, frnlt or vegetables, NOW,
while vour land if idle, is the time to revitalize it with
this famous fertilizer a Northwest fertilizer made in
the Northwest by the PIONEEll fertilizer manufacturers
of the Northwest.
fertiliser Booklet F 48 Free, Contain
Information of Value.
Made by
U wnN Meat Company.
North Portland. Ore.
J . art'-
r5f;,i '-'si
soi.B by
JUBILEE HATCHERY
IX M. HOI.IiROOK, Prop.
415 .lessup .Street, Portland, Or.
THE JUBILEE
FOR QUALITY
I would not give one cent for an incu
hator that brings off a 1(0 per cent hatch
without knowing It brought off 1U per
cent strong, vitality-vigorous chicks.
Professor W. Tt. Graham, of the Ontario
Agricultural College reports 65 per cent
more mortality in dry machines than
moist incubators.
In the Jl IHI.KK that warm, fresh. moit
oxvgtn-laden air flowing through the egs
chamber brings chicks that thrive and
grow to maturity. Write for particulars.
- v a -r VT Tx From Tteds, per 100 1S.OO
LJJA. X KJLLJ , Rocks, per 100 1S.00
CTJ j tt ri " White Leghorns, per 100 12.00
IT 1 V XV Layer White Wyandottes, per 100 1S.00
Pacific Poultry Co.
105 Seneca Street, Seattle, Wanhlnicton.
Vim and viper I
fc1 are necessary it the I
tf'ifjjfcf chicks nre in thrive aud J
mature quickly. 1
CONKi:Y'S prts than I
f f 1 itattpciiijrlitiindkpepsthem f
TCONKFT$ WHITE
I REMEUV should lie pvrn in tho
V' dnniuug water from the staxL ll
will help to bring
m your chick throuRh
finely 35c and 50c. J jtSt
Send 4c for Conkey'i JrjL
ff J'onlti y Hook worth
taP
Our Baby Chick
Hatchery
will start January 1. Place your order
now for chicks from high-bred WHITK
l.liiJHOIiiN esR-producers. Some of
our birds have
Catalogue and
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n FHEIOHT i PAID Niirwr
FRtt
record of 1!80 eggrs.
prices on application.
Ssf.n lima, mml ih.nnont.iFr. bt
fi-TWiAU COtWTTUCttWl Of tkrtf tfllh ill UV
GUaTEEO twlwn itfi will. So umpl. thti iuvkkI, eta
pntk. big h.tch,. Gel ou, t.ttlnKtir imi low d.lvi one.
r..i.r. mm f t.78 up
t Hln liwubato Co- Toledo, Washington
WE ARE CASH BUYERS FOR TOUR
POULTRY. EGGS. VEAL AND
HOGS. NO COMMISSION. Kj
Highest Prices Always Try t'e.
PATTERSON & CO., "
"4 Front Street. Portland. Or.
lleference: Northwestern National Bonkj
m 1 rir losses suwiy prevented
Kl l I H I" Cuttw'l BMotleO Plllt. T.nw
LflirWIV l)rii-c,l. frmli. rollniile: pirffrreil hj
Wttern Kloi'knin heonn tlipy proi
v taM teet whort othor VAcciltM falll
g B . f Wiltp fur Imohlet anrt tesiimonliila.
I"4 I lO'dou pk. BUck I.J Pills SI. 00
if - 50-doM. kf. BUeklil Pillt 4.0D
T'io ftiiy liijeftur. luit Cutter's bct
Tlio supprlorlty of Cmtr pmrlui'ts ia due to over li
ream of iwc!.iU.!in in vaccinas and lerumi oniy.
Inllst on CuUer't. It' iniit't;iinaMc. order direct.
THE CUTTER LABOKATURY, Btiklley, Cilifornii.
- -t tlfcA hnTiCTT wolv-
HTf FISH ISlie any season, it you
, U1IU1K i-i AtfVllta Willi UHI
box to ueip rouifc wlb
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