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We a re a n x io u s a t th is seaso n nt
P u b lish ed »-very T u esd ay an d F rid ay th e y ear to in c re a se o u r s u b s c rip
a t G resh am , O regon.
tio n list. We alre a d y h av e a good
H L KT CLAIR. E d ito r and PublT s ite d list an d have sen t m an y sa m
A. K LYM AN, B u sin ess M anager.
ple copies in to v ario u s se c tio n s of
O u r S iib M -rip tio n lta le >
O n e y e a r. 11.50,
six m o n th s ,
75e;
th re e m o n th 's t r ia l
s u b s c rip tio n ,
60c
th e county.
Most of th e people liv in g east of
P o rtla n d in M u ltn o m ah an d n o r th
e rn C lack am as
co u n tie s
we feel
q u ite c e rta in have becom e m o re or
less fa m ilia r w lht th e O u tlook
To
o u r re a d e rs we w ould say, If you wj,l
fu rn ish us th e n am es and
co rrect
a d d re s s of an y w ho have n o t seen
it we will g lad ly send th em a sam -
pie copy
We w ant to fam ilia riz e
every h om e tn th is locality w ith th
A dvertising.
R a t e s re a s o n
ab le.
O u r re p re
s e n ta tiv e w ill c a ll
P it o n i*
JOI.
" T h e L in o ty p e
W a y is th e W ay
th a t W in s ."
E n te re d as seco n d -class
»*“ “ «''
M urch 3, 1911, ¿it th© pout orrict?
G resh am O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of O u tlook and m ak e it a n am e know n
i.iis u a m , o re s
,
,
Mi‘ri >‘
---------------------------------------- ev*, , > b o u aeh o id .
T H E T IIA V K I, H A B IT .
We also w ant su b s c rib e rs an d we
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believe th a t a s people know us an d
T he d ev elo p m en t of th e p resen t 1 o u r p ap er be(te r we sh a ll receive
has
ex ten siv e fa c ilitie s for tra v e l
ta k e n place w ith in the m em ory of
m any now living.
T he o p en in g of
tin* g reat tra n s c o n tin e n ta l lin es is ol
. o m p a ra tlv e ly recen t
d a te .
Now
th e r e a re five g reat lin es cu rry in g
th e ir th o u s a n d s of p a sse n g e rs day
a f te r day betw een th e g re a t E ast
and th e gro w in g W est.
T h e A m erican s a re g e ttin g
th e
tra v e l h ab it. F o r b u sin ess or pleas-
u re , fo r w ork o r
re c re a tio n ,
stu d y o r sig h tse e in g ., th ey a re
for
al-
wajrs on th e move, and th e p erfect-
lug and c h e a p en in g of o th e r m ean s
of tra v e l, ¡is th e a u to m o b ile , h as not
lessened hut r a th e r In creased th e
tra v e l by s tre e t c a r am i
ra ilro a d
In th is case It is a m a tte r of supply
utiil d em a n d anil then«- have kept
th e
even pace, it
Is
p ro b ab le
a m o u n t of rallroa»! tra v e l in t his
c o u n try d u rin g th e p a st ten y ears
h as Increased at the ra te of ten p er
cen t a year.
in 1915, possibly
in 1914, t ,lp
•o r
be open
P a n a m a can al will
ocean tra v e l.
It is a safe p red ictio n th a t th is
g re a t e v en t, to w ard w hich all th e
te n d
w orld Is now lo o k in g ,
will
g reatly to in crease tra v e l both
by
ra il and bout.
It will not only In-
m any ,lew g d d ltlo n s to o u r list. It
jg o u r a |, n (f) u)akc (h is p a p e r bet
te r a (j ,,le tim e an d to m ak e It tin
p eo p le's p ap er. O ur list is g ra d u a l
I n earin g th e lOUO m ark an d w»
w ant to s«*e It go aw ay lieyond tlia.
m ark iq th e next th irty days. Sc
we ask o u r re a d e rs and frie n d s tc
help us w hat they can , m ost o f out
c o rre sp o n d e n ts are
a u th o rise d
tc
ta k e su b scrip tio n s.
H and in y o u r |1 50 to an y of
th em anil rest assu red th a t it will
•li th is office. If you d o n ’t get
th e p ap er let u s know . We resp ect-
j fu | | y so licit th e p atro n ag e of every
household,
P o u ltry P o in te rs .
T h e m o u ltin g season is n e a rly , if
not q u ite w ith u s a g a in , w hich sug-
g e sts m any im p o rta n t d u tie s in con-
n ectio n w ith th e p o u ltry y a rd s T he
y a rd s sh o u ld be spaded o r plow ed
an d seeded w ith ry e a n d w heat. T his
w ill not only p ro v id e g reen feed for
th e fow ls, but becom es n ecessary for
s a n ita ry re aso n s as well.
Now is th e tim e to co n d itio n and
d isp en se o f such lay in g sto ck as is
not d e sira b le to c a rry o v er a n o th e r
y ear. C ull o u t th e
poorest
and
k eep only th e b est la y ers to be used
in th e b reed in g p en s
T h e sam e is
re g a rd in g th e m ales, w hich should
be kept se p a ra te from th e h en s un-
tll th e b reed in g seaso n a p p ro a c h e s
It iB very Im p o rta n t
th a t
th e
fow ls w hile in th e ir m eals sh o u ld not
fow ls w h ile in th e ir m eals shot
not b© ncKlcctcd as th ey too o ften
*
, ’
y
a re. A( th(8 tJ|J)e (h e bir(j , re q u ire
a llb e ra l 8Upply of 8Uch fe e d i a8
a re r ,ch , n fP a th e r m ak in g m a te ria l
w ith th e lt re g u la r ra tio n , such
as
su n flo w e r seeds, p ro te in a o r linseed
m eal, o r m i|h
ijo w to best d isp o se of th e young
c o c k e re l, is q u ite a pro b lem w ith
b ird s of good q u a lity , th e choicest
m an y .In case they a re p u re bred
on es can o fte n he sold fo r a good
p ric e fo r b reed in g pu rp o ses.
T he
o th e rs sh o u ld be fa tte n e d by a few
d ay s special feed in g an d sold on th e
m a rk e t o r to th e fam ily tr a d e , at
th e e a rlie s t m o m en t. T h is can ho
j f | OU love p o ltry , possess a good
sto ck o f p e rse v e ra n c e a n d com m on
sense, d o n 't h e s ita te to n d e rta k e th e
Wo rlt— e ith e r fo r
p leu sre o r
for
p ro fit.
s , ron|! a n d v ig o ros g|tK.k alw ay8
Shattuck & Lindsey
lay a t th e fo n d a tio n of every ac
cess w ith p o ltry — th e ab sen ce
of
w hich, fro n t w h a tso e v e r case, will
prove d isa stro s.
See th a t th e p a re n t stock a re all
th a t can be d esired in th is resp ect.
Do not p e rm it v erm in to in fest
th e coops an d esp ecially th e n ests
« le s e ttin g hen.
T h o ro u g h ly d isin fect th e incuba-
to r an d b ro o d e r b efo re using.
In s ta ll th e In c u b a to r in a well
v e n tila te d room of even te m p e ra tu re
E ach m ach in e h a s th e ru le s fo r
F ollow them .
o p e ra tin g sam e
R em em b er th a t te m p e ra tu re is of
g re a te r im p o rta n c e th a n feed fo r
th e first few d ay s of th e c h ic k 's life.
SOLE A G E N T S FO R
d o n e by c o n fin in g th e b ird s in a
sm ull rfln, w(th o n |y a few b ird s to
g e th e r an d feed in g a m ash com
posed of ab o u t eq u al p a rts
w heat
m id d lin g ., corn or b arley m eal, and
g ro u n d oats- ad d in g a b o u t ten per
U rg in g th e g o v ern o rs of all th e
s ta te s to help alo n g th e "See A m er-
|(,a jp|raf> m o v em en t, G o v ern o r W est
has ad d ressed a le tte r to th em , call-
Ing th e ir a tte n tio n to th e b e a u tie s
of th e P acific N o rth w est an d m a k
ing an u rg e n t ap p eal to do e v e ry
th in g p ossible to stay th e tid e o l
fo reig n tra v e l an d tu rn it to
th e
P acific coast. G o v ern o r W est calls
a tte n tio n to th e fact th a t th is ten -
dency on th e p art of A m erican s is
' a g reat econom ic loss to th e co u n
try and sh o u ld be co m b a tte d
on
every p ossible o ccasion.
He estl-
m a te s th a t $ 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 is spent
ab ro ad every Beason by A m erican s
th a t sh o u ld be used in seein g th e ir
own c o u n try in steu d . T h e g o v ern o r
c alls a tte n tio n to th e big c o n v en
tion called fo r B altim o re J a n u a r y
23-27, 1912, w hen th e "S ee-A n terl-
t c - F i r s l ” m ovem ent
w ill be dis-
each
s ta te
<',IK»ed anil a sk s th a t
Bend a big d eleg a tio n .
■ reuse t ra n s e n t in o en tn l tra ffic
hy
ra il but will d ev elo p a riv e r aud
ocean tra v e l w hich has h ith e rto not
,
been ilream eil of
A lready c a p ita lis ts of th e M issis
C rook co u n ty w ill h av e a Idg fair
sippi V alley have su b scrib ed $3,000,- an d livestock show la s tin g from O<-
ism to build a fleet of th e h ig h est j to b e i 11 to 14. P re p a r a tio n s
to
ty p e of sh ip s fo r a new an d mod- j g a th e r a c o m p reh en siv e ex h ib it of
e ra m erc h a n t m a rin e
T h e s ta te of th e p ro d u ct* o f c e n tra l O regon for
th e show h av e a lre a d y s ta rte d and
L o u isian a will exem pt th em
from
each of th e fo u r larg est c itie s of
ta x a tio n fo r fifte e n y ears. To visit th e co u n ty , P rin e v ille , B end, R ed
Soul li A m erican p o in ts, or ta k e an m ond and M adras, w ill h av e o n e »lt f
to
he
ocean trip from th e A tlan tic const ut th e fair. T h e e x h ib its
to Hie PiK-ific co ast
will
becom e show n w ill he sent to C h icago and
New Y ork a f te r Hie fa ir closes fo r
p o p u lar.
ex h ib itio n at Hie big
land
sh o w s
W e predict th a t
h u n d re d s
of next w in ter.
Journeys, long o r sh o rt, hy rail and
T h a n k sg iv in g day will th is y e a r
b oat, w ill becom e p ossible and popu-
la t. by Hie o p e n in g of th e P an a m a , 0 , **o »» th e :{n tb <>“ >’ of N ovem ber.
T h u rsd a y .
It
can al and a new th of tra v e l will w hich is Hie fifth
w as th o u g h t hy sine oit o u g h t to h»‘
begin.
on th e 2 3 rd , o r fo u rth T h u rsd a y in
th e m o n th , hut P re s id e n t T aft
lias
F o r w a te r sy stem s, Im p lem en ts, sa itlcd th e d o u b t. Rli-iglous o rg a n i-
li n y
p resses, v eh icles of all des /.allons, n ew sp ap ers an d colleg e tool-
■ r ip t l o ii. see E E. M arsh all. Cong
hall team s r a n
now m ak e th e ir
»Imi H otel, G resh am , p h o n e 571
| plans.
P n d ltry Votes.
c en t ot linseed m eal o r p ro te in a It
is very d e sira b le th a t th e m ash be
wet w ith so u r m ilk to a consistency
th a t ¡t w[ll b early po u r. W hat is
left a fte r tt few m in u te s
feeding,
m ust be rem oved an d no food left
w ith in th e ir reach fo r a n o th e r th re e
h o u rs
T hen feed a g a in in th e saiu
way. P l a n ’fo r e a rly m o rn in g and
very la te ev en in g feeding,
In ten
»lays th e b ird s sh o u ld he co n d itio n ed
an d read y for m a rk e t, w hen they
sh o u ld he d isposed of w ith o u t de
lay.— H. L. B la n ch ard , a s s 't S upt.
N. YV. E x p erim en t S ta tio n .
D on't fo rg et S u n d ay , th e C ongdon
H otel f a t e , G resh am , O regon.
Dl RECTORY’
Gl*
G R ESH A M .
B u sin ess .Men am i A d v e rtise rs.
K»l. YV, A y lsw o rtli, < lo tliii.g. »hoes.
YV. II. K uclinicyer, D ry G oods, G ro
ceries-
B ank of G resh am , J a s .
E lk iu g to ii.
P re s .; E. G. K a rd e ll, C ash ier.
YV. C. B elt. P h y sic ia n an d S u rg eo n .
S. I*. B ittn e r, P h y sician am i S urgeon
J. 11 B lak e, Livery B arn.
II.
I t . C a r ls o n , F u r n i t u r e , C iu le rtu U -
l» g .
C. L. C ren sh aw . P lu m b e r.
T in *
C o iig ilo ii,
W in .
II.
Congdon,
op ri» to r .
A. W. C ook, P a in te r.
C a r l H a lil, S h o e s h o p .
til» ,-it Ih ia n e , C e m e n t B lo c k s .
R e s ta u r a n t.
H. I,. Post«
A rth u r F ield lio u se, P la s te re r.
F. YV. F ie ld h o u se, Je w e lry Store.
ir s i St.it«* B an k . A. M eyers, P res.
(*. .1. L u n d q u ist, f u s ilie r ,
G re sh a m A uto C om pany.
G ihbs B ros., C o n tra c to rs.
.las. G»MMir«*llow, B lack sm ith S lio p .
G resh am O u tlo o k . P rin tin g .
G r e s lia m D r u g C o ., D ovvsett A P ate-
u eau d e.
H enry G u llik so u , D ray
K a r r A i l a i u i l l o u , < o u tr a c to r s a n d
B u ild e rs.
H B. H uxley, P a in te r.
J . C. H essell, F a rm im p le m e n ts
H ew itt H ouse. Mrs J. H ew itt, P rop
Cuul H oelzel, < Ity B ak ery .
I', li. H o w itt. M eat M ark et.
E. T. J o n e s A Co., C o n tra c to rs.
C. E M etzger, S k a tin g R ink
E E M arsh all, F a rm Im p lem ents.
M rs 1. McColl, P o s tu iis tie s s
F o rd
M e tz g e r . S a lo o n .
Mclzg. r B ros., t»r»H*»*ri»*s.
M t 't t g e r
\ \ tn. 11. C ongdon, Prop.
M EALS
A m erican or E u ro p ean Plan. R e g
ular M eals, T) cents. Short O rd e r
al any tune. Special C hicken D inner
S u n d ay , 50 cents.
I his H ostelry is New, M odern. L p-
to-c »»tc 3i Htary an d First C lass in
e v e iy respect. No better place to
sto p an y w h ere in O regon.
F ifty th o u s a n d bad eg g s have bee
co ndem ned in K an sas C ity. Many
of th e s e eg g s a re being shipped to
C hicago w h ere an a tte m p t will be
m ad e to sell th em as s to ra g e stock
d u rin g th e period of high p rices In
th e w in te r m o n th s.
Tin* O u tlo o k h as m ade » p erlal a r-
ra iig e in e n ts so it can o ff e r th e liest
in d u c e m e n ts insvsthle to |»ersons w ho
»visit to ta k e hotli city d aily a n d th i
p a p e r.
——
M. D. K e rn , L u m b e r Y ard ,
C h u rc h N otices.
d ig K n ig h to n . B ash er.
T R O U TD A L E Al E. — S ervices
F re d L a u ti, P a in te r.
each S unday a t 11. a m . S u n d ay
I ' . I I . L a n e , Y g t. M a lk in *« ' B enn »lies.
school a t
10 a. m. C. C. Coop,
A. la 'lu n d . L iv e r y a n il T r a u s le r .
p a sto r
P. M. N ash, S. S. S upt.
G u s t L a rs o n . H a r n e s s S lio p
E C 1.1.u ls » y , C o n tr a c to r .
THE CONGDON
0 0 »»*•
e h k k s “ nyth l,‘K
u n tll th e b e g in n in g of th e th ird dbjf
T hen g ive th e m a little san d
to
*“ » w ith a little h a rd boiled egg
“ »*» «” 7 bread cru m b s. C om m ercial
« b ltk feed will be good a fte r a day
o r 1 "°- “ »*> “ « o r a w eek o r so,
crack ed w h eat, ste e l cu t o a ts and
crack ed co rn , In ab o u t eq u al p a rts
m ak e a good co m b in atio n , and should
be s c a tte re d in c h a ff o r litte r , th a t
th e ch ick s m ay sc ra tc h fo r it.
Be
su re and not om it th e g reen feed,
»nd p u re w ater
I l is very d e sira b le th a t th e w eak ’
d le o“ rly.
C h ic k e n , do n o ' like th e d a rk -
»css, b u t alw ay s e n |,.y th e su n lig h t.
A ll coops m ust be sa n ita ry , an d
th e re fo re m ust he c o n sta n tly sup-
pllod «.villi gooil p u re t i p — both »lay
anil night
w ith o u t i a u g h ts
P u re
ox,, g u t is eq u a l in im p o rta n c e
to
th e g ra in feed.
T he
open
fro n t
lay in g house
b rin g s th e most sa tisfa c to ry re s u lts .
b ecau se of th e oxygen th u s supplied
L>on 1 fo rg e t ,h a t ,h e sun is th e
« re a t s a n ita ry ag en t.
Use Ju d g m en t in feeding, and sup
ply a v a rie ty .
W et m ash es a re becom ing less
and less used.
Dry feeds a re s a fe r and b e tte r fo r
th e d ev elo p in g p u llet, as well as for
th e lay in g hen.
T he p u lle ts sh o u ld he kept g ro w
ing an d developing.
T he hetta m ust be well fed. upon
sound and w holesom e feeds.
T h e lig h t breed s
w ill
re q u ire
front 6 64 to 7*4 p o u n d s of feed,—
exclusive of tile g reen
s tu ff— p er
m o n th , w hile th e heavy b reed s each
need front o ne to tw o p o unds a d d i
tio n al.
See to It w ith o ’i t full, th a t a good
h a th is pro v id ed , esp ecially fo r th e
su m m e r m o n th s, fo r
th e
verm in
m ust be k ep t In cheek
C arefu lly stu d y th e m a rk e ts , th a t
th e p ro d u c ts from th e pens m ay be
disposed of to th e best a d v a n ta g e .
D evelop a system in y o u r w ork
and re g u la rly a d h e re Io saim tl
(lie
an d re lig io u sly a d h e re to sam e.
DEALERS IN “GOODS OF QUALITY"
A m erican F en ce
Lorain R an ges
L auden H a y T ools
W a rn er’s R ust P roof C orsets
P eters Shoes
Better Shoes
Do you know w e sell better
shoes for the m oney than you
can get in Portland? W e do
and w e can prove it. Com e in
and look over those new styles.
Dry Goods
O ur dry goods departm ent
is teem ing with new and novel
things for your choosing.
G R E S H A M FE E D & C H O P MILL
R a m s b y & O s w a ld , P r o p s .
G o o d supply of mill ¿tuff,
G rinding
Feed, Bran, Shorts, etc. 1 ry a
D one
can of C o n k ey ’s Fly K iller
E I'w
very y
or Lice Liquid
H ighest Price Paid for O ats.
K. O T. M. No. «1— M eets first
S a tu rd a y an d tliiril F rid a "
n ig h ts
Com ., Ed S p a th ; R. K ., W Quia-
in berry.
F A IR V IE W G R A N G E — F ir s t Sal
u rd a y a t 10 a ui. am i th ird F r i
day n ig h t, 8 p. in. M aster, C edric
S to n e; s e c re ta ry , Roy S tone
ROCKWOOD GRANGE — F irst
W ednesday at 8 p. tu. an d th ird
S a tu rd a y at 10 a tu
M aster. FT
H. C ra n e ; se c re ta ry , V iola L ovelace.
I,. O. T. M. C H A R IT Y H IV E No.
38
M eets second and fo u rth T h u rs
d ay a fte rn o o n s
Com.. M rs
Jo h n
B row n; R. K., M rs .M ary T u rn e r
P L EA SA N T VALLEY G RA NG E
No. 348— M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y at
P le a s a n t
V alley
hall.
H.
W.
S n a s b a n m a s te r; E B u tle r, secre-
ta r y ; J e n n ie K ro n e n b e rg , le c tu re r.
UKESHAM G RA N G E No 270 m eets
th e second S a tu rd a y of each m onth
L e c tu re h o u r from 2 to 3 is open
to th e public. H. E. D avis, m a s te r;
M rs YV H. B achuieyer, se c re ta ry .
WOMEN O F W O O D CRA FT. No.
202 M eets In Odd F ellow s
hall
second an d fo u rth T u esd ay s 2 p m.
H a ttie Wos-
E m m a M anning, G. N
te ll, clerk .
F A IR V IE W LODGE No.
P L E A SA N T VALLEY B A P T IS T
92, A. F . & A. M.— R eg u
te rv tc ts firs t
and
th ird S unday
la r m eetin g s S a tu rd a y u ig h l
-itch m o n th
S unday school a t io
on or before full uioou Ma
» m every S unday.
Y. P. S C. K. so n ic T em ple, T ro u td a le
» p m. itev. J. M N a tio n , p a sto r
A. FO X , S ecretary
City
Bakery
P aul Hoetzel, Prop.
BEST BREAD
on the M arket, Fresh Every
Day
Pies, C akes an d
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M ain St„ G resh am
A re Y ou G oing to B uild?
Let US Figure With You
A rchitects, C ontractors a n d
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E. T. Jones & Co
B r o s . C o n tr a c to r s
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M A ROSS PO ST No 41, G A
Mt. llooil D<*pi>t, J. o R eilly, Agt.
S unday serv ices S a b b ath school at R,. and YV. R. C. No. g. m eet th ird
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O tt Itr o n ., I)» *n tists.
F. M B u rtc h , P asto r.
A nnie B ates, p re sid e n t. M rs H enry
Ed. O sborn, B lack sm ith Shop
K an e, se c re ta ry .
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Rev.
A. B HaMelwofld's hall. Geo. D allas, coun-
of H arry B ickford.
B o I n t I s . Jo h n C onley.
s e lu ta u ; H arry R oach, ch ief fo re ste r
C alder, p a sto r
11 F H ollins, C o n fectio n ery .
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B u ilile r s .
S ervices every S unday m o rn in g at ICA. m eets in 1. O O. F. h a ll first
E S cliw ed ler, Milk R o u te
II o'clock
S unduy school m eets a t an d th ird T u esd ay s of each m o n th .
Max S ch n eid er, P h o to g ra p h e r
S h a ttu c k A I.I iu I m *),
D ep artm en t ID in c h a rg e of .Mrs J. YV Tow n- V isitin g im 'tiibcrs w elcom e E m il G
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C lau d e S m ith , M otion P ic tu re Show R obinson, p a sto r
G RESH AM R E B E K A H
LODGE.
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No 61 — M eets iu I. O O F
hall,
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second a n d fo u rth YVednesdays of
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I O O F — M eets every S atu rd ay
se c re ta ry . F. H. C rane.
F a il Thoin|>«M»n. E le c tric ia n .
n ig h t in I O O F hall
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ROCKW OOD U N ITED A RTISA NS
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E. E. T odd, P a in te r.
n ig h t.
M aster, M rs R ich T e g a rt,
YY »»«tell A Co.. G ro ceries.
YY alk»*r House,
Yira. Hobt. YY a lk e r.
Pr»»,>riet«»r.
J. J . YYisleage. P lu m b e r.
Harry YV»»od. Barber
Mrs M Y'ogel. Millinery
Koy M. Wood, Restaurant.
secretary, i l
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Dr. W . C. Belt
P h ysician
ROCKWOOD I O O F No 213
— M»>ets tn Maccabee hall every
Ihursday evening
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O v e r F irs t
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State
P h on e
Surgeon.
B a n k . G resham
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Frank C. lo n e a
G resh am , O re.
Profits in Poultry Raising
T h e prt nut are there, and th e profit« are rreat.
but vo teel them you mi»«r apply right m ethods.
You ponnoi learn fTotn a book. R ule-of thum b
methoa!« Lake tim e and often en d diaaetrouii’y.
The
w ay b to be rulded by poultry eitw rto
w ho have already ' m ade ro o d .” That m the
kind c f InitructJon the I ntem aU onal Corrmpood-
ence Kchoob offer In their couree o f 21
le o n e s In poultry rabtng. FV O w rw ooeer«
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It doern't m atter how few or how m any birds
you «tart With, th it it the only true way io dv 11
and m ake It pay from th e word "Oo.”
T h e valu e o f th b Coarm to you b beyond eed-
m auon You eoon ret the prtre twrk. and «aor«,
111 tncreaeed r r vftm and th e k n n w l e d p th a t w ill
♦•■r th n ee p r o d u com ing your way h tart ^ m i-
try raisin g
u,t> » a y
there u be no
•ucvem
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For free d eaen p u re circular, w rite the
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cmuotosmwci k w s u
F. YY'. S M ITH . Hrprrseutatlvs,
333 Alder Street, Portland, Or.