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HTK-TIMKS. IIKITXER, ORKGOX, TIU'KSIUY. W.C .l.fi, 1)
THE OREGON LIVESTOCK
SITUATION DISCUSSED
1 1
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"li ' ro..i!y ho,
m he mam- mMTU
i'h auto nit't.ve o; r t'.c
! hill of e;-e':e , : ,
'iM all le lred in v's M
II f..r
,1 fcedii'i:
iif of our
to Mlor dairy faetor ork for the
mt tune will 1H fl, ,).,, more fun.
jtain':ital work essential to their needs.
I The oourse begins January 3 ami runs
j for eitht weeks.
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'': ;:.i::itf ..-late at O
tor .11 I f ,l.vi,!e l into
i a'.ii u:vo,l slu-
o h u . .-j t;itfj a.-tivelv
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'? k ; - ,-rt.e efforts,
't1 . - :n .(7 n. v;"u-;natton treat-
" !. t-r i,ii:ii;,t , r.e, iMs is rot always
if ftp c n. ai. .i fun ilocs r.ot
t!. rKrsnry r-uM-u ity. We t rr: !t
tK.it tV.i prcs TmUiMm will er.nl' cur
a: th""i!'.ii. h The jw-s to sprr-rul the
L.-srrl cf Live St.vk Sanitation nr..l
h. n a wi.Vr .: v i.tion r f live stock
news.
The Ortito I. lie ((xk Situation.
Ti'f live st.v n..:us!ry is pjissins;
throufh the lor.i: locko.l for re-i'ljupt-me:.t
pt-Mo.l tMt ccro:e at all famil
iar with th1 irniijjit: y ).!.eT must take
I'lru-t before tV.e wo-.iUi
bat-k or. a f.:m foui. ilat. vii. The sur- !
rnsiiij; thir.t: has ln-on t!uU thirds art1;
as .ts ti.' art1. No :ta! ::r.our.t
it forced Iiqvii.latior. V.as taken plaoe
The rro:uont;al '. :ioi whu h al- 1
ft;iy biii.ts about t..; nation.'
Iw s as,ti a nil ;i i;t w vr.t:re. .
p.n.i a i.fw IT Sui :
;;i.ss what ai'iears
lat:i for the in-iu;
reported that ti.- :o
tho I i: u t: of a Mai
urport. the- w o.;I,; !(
that he way gvt a::;
; ri(Tuct in t:;.- ; ioit
"are? of fair tpe in th.e .hvii y factory w oj k making
:;1 size be i-, b-iU,-, ,hot-?e. ice v earn, etc - -will be
Live stock rrow- tiven a.lvance.t work on hues of their
optimistic about own ih.osiri Men who a:e preparing
ROT
TEN!!
skei to
'.t
Alre.iiiy it is m
leliiMC up 1!'. '
i: u wools for t
hair. fearini;
::h his inuort '
!a rt s of the .
It is no wonder that is the way your car is run
ning now, with the poor gas we are getting.
Yet you are probably spending in small dribbles
an amount sufficient to give your car a thorough
overhauling-putting it in A 1 condition, so that
it will give you complete satisfaction in spite of the
low quality of gasoline,
We'll be pleased to figure with you on the work.
HEPPNER GARAGE MACHINE SHOP
Largest and best equipped auto repair and machine
shop in Morrow County.
new tariff :V::oe that tius special ses
sion of or.u rt ss iii.iy establish. Feeii
is ple-itiful ar..! rm.st ienia.:i cheap, in
oruer to market the enormous hay crop
of nearly every section of o:econ, much
winter fvt unif must be resoru-ii to and j
a brisk home market for much of our i
feeding stuff oupht to be in tviJenee. '
The desert section of Ore.cun. which j
has formerly been ustd as a winter
rai.pe ftr many of our interior shep- j
herus, but whioh owintr to the high
price of sheep during the war period,
was not ust-tl because of certain winter
hazards, is now being thrown into use
for the cheap carrying over of many
of our range Hocks. The early fall ;
rains have insured a rank growth of all !
desert grasses and a spring lamb crop j
far above the average ought to result
from this year's carry over of all range ,
breeding ewes. The spring market, i
which has been exceedingly poor fori
the past year should be materially
helped by purchasers from Montana,!
Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain 1
States that have experienced heavy j
winter losses during last jear and a;
lamb crop of but fifty per cent of the t
normal. ;
Cattle seem to have reached the bot-j
torn and a slight climb in price might 1
well be looked for. Were it not for our;
abundant hay crops the feeder and
yearline end would be a source of
some little concern, but as the feed sit- j
uation is entirely satisfactory and!
much outside range is everywhere re- i
ported these unsold animals may well'
be put to the profitable task of gar- j
nering a feed crop that might other- :
wise go ungathered. Statistics show J
that Oregon cattle profits are made i
from the range running of cattle rath-j
er than from the feed lot. This year,
might show a much better spriny bal-f
ance than is now looked for. The Ore
gon cattle producer has materially im
proved the quality of his animals by
the bringing in and use of pure blood
ed bulls on the ranee and with good
feed, a high and desirable type of ani
mal will be offered the range states
feeders and shippers.
Horses aie steadily becoming more
in demand. Decreased feed costs and
stationary or increased gasoline costs,
ia swinging the pendulum back in fa
vor of the, horse. At present figuring,
barley at fcc oats at 60c. hay at 125.00
per ton and pasture at SI 5.00 per acre
for the year's pasture run rent of 170
days, we find that 23 3 bushels of rolled
barley, 37 S bushels of oats, 1.7 tons of
hay will keep an averaee Oregon horse
working under average Oreeron farm
mperior
The superior quality of the MAJESTIC RANGE
over ordinary cook stoves was clearjy and conclusive
ly demonstrated at our store during the past week.
THE LITTLE EXTRA COST
in price of this super-stove is soon saved by its econ
omy in fuel, food and repairs and it outlasts three
ordinary stoves.
Don't just buy a stove BUY A MAJESTIC
RANGE.
We Have It, Will Get It, Or It Is Not Made.
Gilliam &Bisbee
g
Transfer and General Haulin
We do a transfer and general hatilins business
of all kinds.
Let us figure with you on that next job.
We will GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
BARNARD & EMRY
ir-ee!
7K les 3
fP
We made this ciga
0 rette to meet jpg
OAMELS have wonder
ful full-bodied mellow
mildness and a flavor as
refreshing as it is new.
Camels quality and Camels expert
blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos win you on merits.
Camels blend never tires your taste. And,
Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste
nor unpleasant cigaretty odor I
What Camels quality and expert blend can
mean to your satisfaction you should find
out at once! It will prove our say-so when
you compare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at any price I
r.rw.. .n. eofcf mnrywtmrm in cnrtltfiritly eto4 pcjkrfea of 20
bJ.fWf tor JO cnr, vr tmn prj(.j( I 200 ciJ.reffB.) in 4mui.
f.pr.covrv4 cmrton W Itronjly tet.ommvnd I hi a carton tot Ihm
t or otfii. twpitly or wnen you Irani
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Wuuton-Stlcm, N. C
j llll.llKKN (,ET MOKK MII.K.
j .'ust ids children of Me.lford and
i ('.rants I'ass are now celtm milk, who
jdld not net any when the more milk!
j l amuaiirn opened In these Oregon
j towns. Of these 105 lie In Medford and
101 in Orants Tass. In addition to
these now enjoying milk for the first
time 221 children of tiranta I'asa are
Retting; more milk as one result of the
campaign. The local supply of milk
proved Inadequate, and additional am
ounts had to be Imported to meet the
demand for milk for children. Al
Medford a special milk shop was es
tablished as one result of the campaign,
which was in charge of the home dem
onstration agents.
Holiday
Togs
At a Big Saving
Every fabric has been
greatly reduced in
price and in addition
Extra
Trousers
FREE
'Save
$1800 to $4200
on Suit With Extra Pants
All fab rics are guar
anteed ALL Wool.
Your suit will be gen
uinely Hand Tailored
to order by
Universal Tailoring Co.
The ALL WOOL Line
The service of two
suits at much less than
the former price of one.
Order now while the
selection is complete.
Extra Trousers
FREE
Heppner Tailoring
& Cleaning Shop
G. FRANZEN, Prop.
Heppner, Ore.
i r. r iw . r. ' i
w t t ti rait ii i i i i v & ja i m i i i j. m.
R yZ
On A Slashing Scale
D30
yJ Cent
Wf to
4 'N
yCent
A
R
D
We weiV fortunate in being well sold out of our .stock of shoes in both Ladies'
and Gents'. Now we have repriced what we have in stock. We are receiving
new stock at the new prices:
' 30 to 40 Percent Less
Our Ladies' Fine Shoes at $16.50, Now $11.00. Gents' Shoes $15.00, Now $6 up.
Ladies Felt Slippers $2.25, two prais for $4.00.
Men's Hosiery, 40 to 50 per cent Less.
N. GONTY
SHOE STORE
We Do Neat Shoe Repairing
-j r. i ,i m vir wtMi. ii .....-Tir.,.- r ua'ib
'Si (GVrV& : " r " ' '. ' " !..''.
OIYMPIC DEALERS MM I
have beitiful 25-picce ett of !:wiit''' ' lkS'W JUCfi'fr?fft1 ' p'-JLfSI
A " Make Believe Meals " ' I :! . Wk, X J?inX
J jJAReputation
. BSd ' to Sustain
5 Olympic ts the
"X ANY a good cook is pleasantly antici
pating the test of healthy holidiry
appetites with the certainty of her own skill
and the dependability of Olympic Flour.
Perhaps they became partners in the art of good
baking thirty years ago and have gained and retained
their fame together.
Your neighborhood grocer can
supply you OLYMPIC Flour
in 10, 241 and 491 lb. sacks.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE NEW OLYMPIC RECIPES