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THE GAZETTE-TIMES. HE1TXER. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1922. PA OK FIX 5 barley, it ought to be sent to the Pets- d.eton snow by aH weans. C, C. CALKINS. County Agent FARM POINTERS FROM THE 0. A. C. CarSon HiaTtiJe Kill Ants, I';-rii.'r ri ir 't p psr.try er kit then Ijr p.f U red and VUck ants iriv b st prwd by spt-iirRtton of two lbiioTi!ii) of carbon bUulphidp pour(J d-n th nr?anff to the col ony. Earth riouid be Srmty prsed ovnr ths entrant to hold the fumes inMe. Carbon bisulphide is a liquid which changes into a pas when ex posed to the air. H it heavier than air and therefore permeates down ward through the passages of the colony. Carbon bisulphide is very in flammable and caution in using it while amoking or opening mar a tort should be observed. Prepare for Gram Seeding. The lawn should be given a rough grade Bow, preparatory to sowing the grass teed following the first soaking rain, auggeatf A. L. Peck, professor of landscape gardening at the agri cultural college. Sow broadcast . at the rate of 1 pound of seed to 300 square feet of lawn area and do not roll. For those who prefer narrow bladed grasses a mixture is suggest ed consisting of 50 per cent Kentucky blue grass and SO per cent red top. If clover ia wanted use 40 per cent red top and 10 percent white clover. Sow clover separate from the fine seed. For those who lack experience it is well to mix seed with six to eight times the bulk of sand. Plant Rosea in Fall. Rosea may be planted ia the fall for successful growth for home use, according to A. L. Feck, professor of landscape gardening and floriculture. Two year old roses are the best to use as they develop more quickly and give better results. All broken stems and roots are pruned off before planting. G. W, Swsrgsrt, formerly engaged in business in this city, came over from Pendleton on Monday to spend a few days here looking after busi ness interests. Gilliam & Bisbees jz? Column J5? Get Shew Wheat to Warehouse This Week. We want to send our wheat to the Pendleton show by freight, therefore desire to ship it by the first of next week; ao we are asking that all sam ples of wheat, rye or barley be sent to yuor warehouse for us by the last of this week at latest. If you have good samples of rye or Come in and get the County Agent's machine for the dry treat ment of your wheat Copper Car bonate. The work is perfectly done and economically. Get your order in earlv as it takes some rime to make one. We have sold all kinds of grain drills and have decided that the Kentucky double-run feed is the best suited for this territory. Come in and look them over for yourself. The Revolving weedef is the one that gets the weeds, e If your are going to use the dry treatment for your seed wheat, you can not afford to pass up the Calkins machine. Gilliam & Bisbee J f II kSfiil . IU mm Mi mm ra Li m M 'W I " 1 Announcement Beginning FRIDAY EVENING, September 8th, I will display on living models samples of my new styles in Millinery and Women's Wear. HOURS 8 TO 10 O'CLOCK You are invited to call and see them Mrs. L. G. Herren HEADQUARTERS FOR Ichool Supplies Text Books, Loose Leaf Covers, Fountain Pens, and Propeller Pencils, Tablets, Composition Books, Inks, Pencils, Loose Leaf Fillers, Erasers, and everything for School Work. Come in and see our fine assortment of these Palmer Coats THOMSON. BROTHERS ara a . pvikOfeyj? lie SIX hundred factories, ranging from small creamery to great flour mills are manufacturing food products and household necessities sold at your grocer's. These factories are provid ing markets for raw materials ; they are creating payrolls; they are making Oregon a bet ter place to live in. As their sales expand, pro duction increases. This means more workers, more money in Oregon, better markets for Oregon farm products, better times for everyone. You can help bring better times by insisting on an Ore gon brand. Buy Oregon pro ducts at your grocer's on the basis of equal merit. They are the kind any housewife is proud to have and use. The Associated Industries of Oregon 702 Oregon Building, Portland Oregon These Oregon Industries make Oregon Quality product! to be obtained at your grocer's and other stores. Aba (or them. CKN'U now for your free copy of this com- pact, handy directory of made-in-Oregon Boods. Learn what the Oregon brands are and ask for them by name. USE THIS COUPON ! Associated Industries, 702 Oregon BIdg., Portland, Ore. Gentlemen : Please (tend me a directory of Oregon Brands. Name Addres Acme Flavoring Co. -Allien Bros, Milling Co. Alice Love's Orange Marmalade Allen A Lewis American Soda Work Bradley's Pies Brown-Shipley Co. Carnation Milk Products Co. (VI ro-Kola Co. CloBset A Devers Coroize Products Co. Columbia Macaroni Co. Columbia Milling Co. Conner A Co, Crown Mills "Daisy Brand" Cheese Factory Dennos Food Co, Dwight Edwards Co. Flynn, Chns. . Co. Fleischman Company Gardner Cigar Co. Gets It Soap Co. Glemco Products Co. Goelits, Herman Grandma Cookie Co. Gray McLean A Percy Ham Met A Co. H ay nes -Foster Baking Co. Hood River Apple Vinegar Co, Jones Bros. A Co. Kerr. Gifford A Co. King's Food Products Knight Packing Co. La Gran Marca Cigar Co. Lang A Co. Log Cabni Baking Co. Luckel, King A Cake Soap Co. Luxury MayonnaUe Manon-Ehrman A Co. Mt. Hood Soap Co. Mutual Creamery Co. National Broom Mfg. Co. Neatle's Food Co. Northern Flour Mills Co. Old Fashioned Cereal Mills Orgeott Honey Co. O reton Milk Co. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co, Pacific Coast Syrup Co. The Pal mo live Co. Portland Brewing Co. Portland Cheese Co. Portland Damascus Milk Co. Porto Fruit Products Co. Puritan Health Food Co., Ine. Portland Flouring Mills Portland Seed Co. Red Rock Dairy. Rose City Flour Mills Rout led Kp Seed A Floral Co. Royal Bakery A Confectionery Co. Royal Nut Mfg. Co. S. K. ShalTner Co. Starr Fruit Products Co. Stering Food Products Co. K wet land Fruit Juice Co. Swift A Co. Table Supply Mfg. Co. Tru-Blu Biscuit Co. Uncle's Pie Co. United States Bakery Vancouver Flour Mills Valley Parking Co. W. A R. Donut Co. Wadhamtt at Co. Henry We in hard Plant Western Waxed Paper Co. ' Star Theater joins in the national demonstration off the better motion pictures FREE! FREE! The first week of school we will give a large colored baloon and a good ruler with every order of school supplies amounting to 25 cents or over. NOTICE! School Books are strictly CASH. PATTERSON & SON DRUGGISTS Phone or Mail Orders Shipped C. 0. D. " 1922 I 111 Is ftfiiyA "3' M,; This poster is in theatre lobbies everywhere Go in wherever you see it. Celebrating Better Pictures at all the Better Theatres Once more the whole nation reviews and celebrates the year's great progress of Paramount Pictures. For the fifth time, annually, thousands of America's finest theatres devote an entire week's program exclusively to Paramount Pictures! Once more the efforts of Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, with its foremost stars, its greatest directors, its brilliant and unique stock com pany, and its record of almost unbroken success, receive the gratifying stimulus of a nation-wide endorsement! The signs are up at your theatre! The latest and greatest and most thrilling Paramount Pictures are there I This banner is on theatres everywhere- vo in wnereveryou seen. 7 Come in -its f tyammoiuw J WEEK R At the Star Theatre, all this week Paramount Pictures are showing Thursday and Friday, September 7 and 8. "DECEPTION" A romance of loves behind a throne. The real life story of beautiful Anne Boleyn, the girl who sacrificed love for the throne of Henry VIII. She won the kiss of a king, and a mighty em pire was shaken. She gained a regal crown, and the world was torn asunder. Then beneath the robes of royalty, her heart was spurned by the world's worst husband. A tale that will live as long as men and women love. Filmed on a gorgeous background of pomp and spendor never approached in another screen production. ALSO COMEDY Saturday, September 9th Mary Miles Minter as Judith Baldwin and Monte Blue as Tod Musgrove in 'Moonlight and Honeysuckle Judith could squeeze more romance into a 'couple of hours than the average spinster enjoys in a whole life time. Mischievous, rollicking youth that blithely forges its way to happiness in spite of all obsta cles is the principal ingredient in this swiftly moving Realart Comedy. MOVIE CHATS Sunday, September 10th House Peters and Fritzie Brunette in "The Man From Lost River" By Katherine Newlin Burt A thrilling romance of love and loyalty, cow ardice and courage from the Big Timber coun try. As good as "The Branding Iron" and "Snowblind." A classic of the North Woods; a picture for the people who like the sensation of being alive.. Also Booth Tarkington's two-reel comedy "EDGAR, DETECTIVE" FAMOUS PI3HERS-IASXY CORP. ADOLPH ZUKOR, President ' ,. NEW YOUK CITY Monday, September 1 1 th John Morrison, the great Irish singer, and Elsie Clifton, dainty actress and talented pianist, present the beautiful sixreel feature, "SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD" with special music. You have heard the song, now see the picture. VAUDEVILLE Children 30c Adults 55c SHOW STARTS AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 12 and 13. Wallace Reid in "TOO MUCH SPEED" A store of love and racing cars and a dare devil driver who proved a fast worker in both. Filled with the thrill-and-laugh stuff that makes a moving picture move. Also PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE If it's -a Pa ramo"t Picture it's the best show in town
