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GOOD EXHIBITS FOR
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LIBRARY.
Max D avies, who w as called hom e
T h e lib ra ry we h a v e a lw a y s w ith
T h e school e x h ib its a t th e M u ltn o ­ on acco u n t of th e illn ess and d e a th of ‘ us, th e c o u n ty fa ir b u t on e w eek in
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m ah co u n ty fa ir now b eing h e ld a t t'u r r y county. H e i s . engaged in th e th e y e a r, h en ce, th is w eek we r e a l­
M rs. W illiam B ro w e r, of B o rin g , G re sh a m a re e x c e p tio n a lly tine, con­ fish in g business th is sum m er.
ize th a t th e fa ir w ith its m any a l ­
Joe 1 Ihiodo, w ho i •
Mr. and M rs
H am ilto n
had as lu r e m e n ts , has been th e m o st im ­
s id e rin g th e seaso n und th e fa c t th a t
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m ed ical co rp s a t th e b ase h o sp ita l th is is th e flrst y e a r th a t any p a r tic ­
p o rta n t fa c to r of th e d ay fo r old a n d
a t C am p L ew is, is ex p ected h o m e on u la r a tte n tio n h as been g iven to th is C. A. Cook and Bons, from P ark ro se.
y o u n g , a lik e .
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year-old
a s h o r t leav e of ab se n c e to m o rro w .
p h ase o f th e sch o o l w ork.
T h e s to ry h o u r on W e d n esd ay la s t,
son w ho is in th e d ra ft, has been ex­
M iss E s th e r P u ro u n a g ia n , of S a­
E v ery school in th e c o u n ty is d is ­ em pted and w ill go to Id ah o to school w as n o t w ell a tte n d e d , m u ch to o u r
lem , is th e g u e s t th is w eek of th e m issed to d ay fo r th e p u rp o se o f g iv ­ for one year.
d is a p p o in tm e n t.
N ext W e d n e sd a y ,
M issis M ild red a n d W in ifre d St. ing te a c h e rs a n d p u p ils an o p p o r­
A larg e crow d g a th e re d a t th e hom e
E v ery city In A m erica, som e
S ept. 25, w e w ill te ll s to rie s to th -
of
Mr.
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tu n ity to a tte n d th e fair.
urday evening to have a su rp ris e on little to ts a t 3 o 'clo ck , a n d to th e o ld ­
(lav, » ill a p p o in t o r elect a P e r­
J. C. H u d so n , fo rm e rly a re s id e n t
T h irte e n sc h o o ls— in th is c a se a th e ir son E ran k , who recen tly joined e r c h ild re n a t 4. T h is a rr a n g e m e n t
of G resh am an d em p lo y e of th e Mt. lucky
so n a l T ro u b le S p ecialist » h o n e
n u m b e r— h a v e
in d iv id u a l the colors He is now a t the B enson w ill e n a b le th e c h ild re n to com e to
H ood co m p an y , w as a p le a s a n t c a ll­ booths. G reat in te re s t is b eing show n P o ly th en ic school in P o rtlaild an d as
d u tie s it sliu ll bi to p re v e n t th e
th e ir re s p e c tiv e sto ry h o u rs as soon
e r on G re sh a m frie n d s y e ste rd a y .
by th e p u p ils an d th e s p irit of com pe luck would have it, he ws on g u ard a s th ey g e t o u t of school. W e hope
th a t evening and d id n 't know a n y th in g
so rro w s, c rim e s, m u rd e rs , in ­
D r. A. T h o m p so n a n d w ife h a "« titio n is keen. A n o th e r y e a r w ill u n ­ about it. N evertheless th e crow d had
to h av e a h e a rty re s p o n se fro m th e
g o n e to P e n d le to n , w h ere th e y will q u e stio n a b ly see a g r e a t im p ro v e ­ an enjoyable tim e.
sa n ity a n d su icid es r u d e r th a n
c h ild re n , a n d to see old a n d y o u n g
b e th e g u e s ts d u rin g th e Ito u n d -u p m e n t in th e ex h ib its.
O ne can not
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson S m ith a n d ' a lik e , s tr iv e to m a k e th is co m in g
la te r allo w in g th e S ta le you
of th e ir so n , Dr. E red T h o m p so n an I h elp b u t o b serv e th e p ro u d a ir w ith ch ild reen of B ridal Veil spent sev eral
w eek a flo u ris h in g o n e a t th e ir
w ifi of T h e D alles.
an d 1 - t o s u p p o r t, fo r y e a rs, o r
w hich th e p u p ils c o m p a re th e i r w ork days w ith Mrs. W allace D avies d u rin g
lib ra ry .
L IB R A R IA N .
M a rk N au g le, w ho re c e n tly e n list w ith t h a t of th e o th e r booths.
tin- illness and d eath of Mr. IV. D avies. I
to b u ry , th e u n fo rtu n a te .
ed in th e n a v a l re s e rv e , h as m a d e a r ­
T h e su ccess of th e sch o o l e x h ib it
Of C e y lo n ’s 1 6 ,3 0 7 ,8 4 0 a c re s of
L ucm .
ra n g e m e n ts by w hich he w ill a tte n d is la rg e ly du e to th e e n th u s ia s tic e f ­
If you h aven ’t got It yet try a la n d , o n ly a b o u t 2,8^5,000 a re culti-
tlie U n iv ersity of W a s h in g to n u n d e r fo rts o f S upt. W. G. A ld erso n , w ho
v a ted .
g o v e rn m e n t d ire c tio n .
W h ile t a k ­ m ade fre q u e n t tr ip s to th e differed* w an t ad.
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TO Y O U :— M any o f you h av e re a d my a rtic le s in th e P o rtla n d
I c o n tin u e his s tu d ie s in n a v a l ta c tic s tr ia l c lu b w ork, an d has been in co n ­
D aily p a p e rs th e p ast th r e e y e a rs.
I h av e g iv en you, th e r e in , a
G len n
R u sh e r, a s e n io r in th e s ta n t a tte n d a n c e a t th e fa ir th is w eek.
little id ea of *‘My M ission in i‘oi-1 lu n il." N e v e rth e le ss, a t th is tim e,
I
|G re s h a m h ig h
sch o o l, w ill a tte n d He is now busily en g a g e d in s e le c t­
fo r th e b en tflt of o th e r s who h av e n o t h e a rd o f m e a lth o u g h d e slr-
R eed co lleg e n ext y e a r a n d u n til ing e x h ib its fo r tlie M u ltn o m ah c o u n ­
ous of k n o w in g wltat I am an d w hat I do, I'll say , b riefly , t i t
I am
o th e rw is e o rd e re d by th e w ar d e p a rt ty Bchool bootli a t th e s ta te fair.
a P e rs o n a l T ro u b le S|H-ciali*>l o n e w ho so lv es L ife'» P ro b le m s, su ch
has for a
n ie n t, a t g o v e rn m e n t ex p en se.
He
P rize w in n in g b o o th s a re : O ne-
as all P e rs o n a l, D om estic, l.ove a n d B u sin ess tro u b le s, p re v e n tin g
will liv e w ith o th e r hoys ta k in g like room schools-— 1st, T e rry ; 2d, P le a s ­
m any d iv o rces (so u p tim e s a d v isin g a d iv o rc e ), c rim es, b u sin ess fa il­
tr a in in g in b a rr a c k s a n d w ill he a a n t View ; 3d, C ed ar.
u res, in s a n ity , m u rd e rs a n d suit Ides. ( 2 ) I am a P sy ch o -A n aly st
s o ld ie r s tu d e n t.
T w o-room
sc h o o ls— 1st, L y n ch :
o n e w ho, a t * t a d ia g n o s is a n d p sy ch o n o sls, tr e a ts all N eu ro n ic,
M rs. E red T o d d
w as c a lle d to 2d, P ow ell V alley ; 3d, T ro u td a le .
M ental a n d P sy ch ical D iseases, e lim in a tin g p a th o g e n ic Id eas of fe a r,
A H andsom e Big Cow
See Her at the Fair
W a sh o u g a l,
W a s h in g to n ,
by
the
w o rry , a c c id e n ts an d so rro w s cau sed by p sy ch ic tra u m a . T h e se s u p ­
S chools w ith m o re th a n tw o room s-
p ressed id e a s p ro d u ce fu n c tio n a l d is o rd e rs as w ell us re a l m e n ta l an d
d e a th of h e r a u n t, Mrs. O lson,
1st, G ilb e rt; 2d, G re sh a m ; 3d, O rie n t
psychical d ise a se s w hich lead to in s a n ity an d su icid e. V ery s e n s i­
We Will All
h a s been sp e n d in g th e w eek w ith
C o m p e titio n w as k een in th e In d u s '
tiv e peo p le w ho fe a r an d w o rry a b o u t a lm o st e v e ry th in g
th o s e who
M rs. A. C. C a lllso n a n d a tte n d in g th - tr ia l clu b w ork, c o n c e rn in g w hich a
Be There
a re m e n ta lly d e p ressed , call upon m e, as I am th e o n ly M en tal and
fa ir
Mr. B ro w er is a s s is tin g in th e fu ll list of p rizes w ill he p u b lish e d
P sy ch ical S p e c ia list In P o rtla n d o r tin* W e ste rn S ta te s.
( 3 ) I am
a V o catio n a l D irecto r o n e w ho, a f t e r a p h y sical, m e n ta l an d
jo b d e p a rtm e n t o f th e O u tlo o k d u r ­ la te r.
p sy ch ical e x a m in a tio n , in fo rm s you a b o u t y o u r n a tu r a l o r best v o ca­
in g th e ru s h o f f a ir w eek.
T h e w in n ers of h ig h e s t sco res, wh >
tio n . T h e g re a t m a jo rity
o v e r 90 p e r c e n t— o f peo p le a re u n h a p p y ,
M rs. J. W . H o llen b ec k a n d ch il- hav e e a rn e d a fre e tr ip to th e s ta te
u n h e a lth y an d u n su ccessfu l becuuse th e y a re ••m isfits” in life —
' d re n , w ho h av e been h e re fo r se v e r fa ir a re :
R u th
R e n n ie of G ilb e rt
w o rk in g a n d sla v in g in th e w ro n g v o catio n , a lw ay s w e a rin g an d w o r­
ry in g th e ir lives aw ay. You h av e a " p la c e ” on e a r th th a t you can
ALDERSYDE FARM
, al w eeks w ith h e r p a re n ts , Mr. and school, ( sew in g p r o j e c t.); N e ttie N el­
find an d 1111 m o re th o ro u g h ly an d su c c e ssfu lly th a n any o th e r p erso n .
Mrs. M. I). K e rn , a n d h e r b ro th e r, son of i’ow ell V alley, (se w in g pro
I can find th a t " p la c e ” v o catio n - fo r you.
W. il. K ern an d fam ily , s ta r te d yes- j e c t ) ; L. K. P ie rso n o f P o rtla n d , j
A. H. BURNS,
Gresham,
Oregon
I m ay ad d th a t 1 h av e h ad 28 y e a rs ’ e x p e rie n c e in te a c h in g an d
ic rd a y fo r th e i r h om e in B u rley , ( r a b b it p r o je c t) , a n d A llen S id ell of I
tr e a tin g h u m a n ity . My o rig in a l m e th o d s in my new p ro fe ssio n s can
Id ah o . T h ey w ill go by way of P e n ­ B u ck ley , (co rn g ro w in g ) .
be u n d e rs to o d only by ¡in ( d u r a tio n a l c am p a ig n w h ile 1 am aliv e
d le to n , w h ere th e y w ill sp en d a dav
T h e P o rtla n d C ity sch o o ls re p re j
not u fte r my d e a th
th a t 's why I a d v e rtis e .
A n d rew B ru g g e r, son of Mr. an d s e a te d in c lu d e e ig h t g ra d e , o ne k in !
in ari in troubh il you do not know lust 4* hat to do about
Mrs. T h e o d o re B ru g g e r, h a s r e ­ d e rg a r te n , an d tw o h ig h schools. Tli -
tliu t w hich is ca u sin g you w ak efu l n ig h ts o r re s tle s s d ay s, do call
tu
rn ! il from th e P re s id io , S an F r a n ­ m a n u a l tr a in in g a r t w o rk , p o ste r
upon me. I can h e lp yon. T ell y o u r frie n d s, 1 can h e lp th e m also
cisco, w h ere he h as been in a tt e n d ­ p rin tin g , c a n n in g a n d sew in g a re ex
o u t o f an y (ro u b le. I o n c a n b e l i e a l l l i y !
Y o u c a n I m - h ap p y . T ell
everylxM lj 1
an ce a t th e officers’ tr a in in g school c e p tio n a lly c re d ita b le in th e s e b o o th s
A lth o u g h too y o u n g to o b ta in a coin-
YOURS E tili HUMANITY,
m issio n , he lias d o n e c re d ita b le w ork
FAIRVIEW
a n d e x p ects to be g iv en a co m m issio n
D R . A L Z A M O N IR A L U C A S ,
M rs.Ju lia S nover
w as called to
w h en he h as re a c h e d th e re q u ire d
P erso n a l T rou b le S|M-eiali»t.
P o rtlan d on T h u rsd ay , w hen she re ­
age.
.In im p o rta n t m e e tin g of th e L a ­ ceived word of th e death of M rs J.
538-9 M o rgan Bldg.
Jo h n s Mrs. Jo h n s w as 68 y ears old
Prepare for 4th Liberty Loan
d ie s ' Aid so ciety w ill be held a t th
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id en ce , M ain 3 8 4 0 .
A d d ress
b o n d !”
W e d n esd ay a fte rn o o n , w hen p lan s tw o d a u g h te rs to m ourn h e r d eath .
a ll m ail, s tric tly c o u lld e n tia l
g o v e rn in g th e a c tiv itie s of th e socle F rie n d s from F airview extend th e ir
HUY W A R STA M PS, TO D A Y .
to 1*. O. Rox 567, P o rtla n d , Or.
ty fo r tlie co m in g w in te r w ill be lie sy m p ath y to th e bereaved fam ily.
Miss M arjorie M oller
e n te rta in e d
eld ed upon. A fu ll a tte n d a n c e Is ri
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q u e ste d . Mrs. L u n d q u is t w ill be a s ­
T h e New Y ork W orld, an a d m in is ­ GOOD SUM EARNED BY
siste d by M rs. G eo rg e F. H oney and nesday, ev en in g in ho n o r of h e r sixtli
tr a tio n o rg a n , c o m p la in s Dial th e
- , O A e r CAPACITY Asnouwil^«» MIL
b irth d ay . R e fresh m en ts w ere served
RED CROSS WORKERS M rs. H. E. Davis.
s e n a te a ir c r a f t su b -c o m m itte e failed
and a good tim e w as enjoyed by the
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W hen II E. D avis, m a n a g e r i»t tli •
to show w h ere tile m oney a p p r o p r ia t­
se s sio n s o f tin- s t a te co n v e n tio n of little folks. Those p re s e n t w ere;Em ily-
ed by c o n g re ss fo r a ir c ra ft c o n s tru c ­ G re sh a m c a n n e ry , s e n t o u t an 8. O. i
Jonas, L illian H eslin. A illeen Dixon,
th e U n ited W a r W ork C o u n cil in
tio n w ent. It is up to tile a d m iu is tra 8. ( a ll fo r h e lp to th e R ed C ross
D orothy
Byrd,
E dna
B urlingam e,
P o rtla n d last M onday at B a k e r T h ea-
Home o f
tio u to show w h e re it w en t; tile sen w o rk e rs, a g oodly n u m b e r re s p o n d e d I
Lucille Baxus, G lara an d G ath erin e
le r, an d th e lu n ch eo n a t th e P o rtla n d
w
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fro
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to
th
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days,
B rooks and M arjo rie Moller.
a le c o m m itte e lias p re tty c le a rly
h o te l a t noon. . T h e s p e a k e rs g av e
M rs G ora A nderson, who w ent to
show n w h ere it d id not g o ; nam ely in o r d e r lo sa v e a q u a n tity o f p e r is h ­
w ondi t i ul a c c o u n ts of w a r w o rk In
FISH E R S BLEND and other High Qyality Flour
S eattle
on F rid a y ,
has se n t w ord
fo r tile p ro d u c tio n of b a ttle p la n e s for a b le food stu ff. T ile co m b in ed e a r n ­
d iffe re n t lin e s an d w ere ex ceed in g ly
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FISH E R S W heat Substitutes
M rs.
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lias
$ 5 2 .8 0 , a la rg e p a rt o f w hich w ill be in te re s tin g .
to C lifford (). H a rris on M onday eve­
sh o u ld h av e G e o rg e C reel p ag ed .
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d o n a te d d ire c tly to th e Red C ro ss
ning.
FISH ER ’S Pure Poultry Foods
T ile c a n n e ry m a n a g e m e n t lias g e n e r­ tion fo r a la te r issu e of tile O u tlo o k
F airv iew U nit of th e Red C ross will
B a rg a in s in th e W an t Ads.
o u sly d o n a te d th e sa m e a m o u n t
FISH E R S Dairy Foods, and
resum e tin- w ork of sew ing ag ain
MOTORISTS SHOULD USE
II. W. S n a slia ll, p re sid e n t o f th e e a rn e d by th e w om en to th e w o rk .
a fte r ta k in g a v acatio n tlie past few!
FISH ER ’S Flog Foods
T ile sp ecial R ed G ross w o rk e rs
F a rm e rs M u tu al E ire R elief A sso cia­
PACIFIC COAST PRODUCTS m onths. T he k n itte r s have still kept ‘
tio n , re p o rts th e a ss o c ia tio n lias w ere Mrs. O. A. E a stm a n , Mrs. G. W
th e ir needles going an d several p a ir of j
As th e w ar g oes on th e need fo r
socks have been k n itte d th is su m m er. !
b ro k e n all fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917. S ta p le to n , Mrs. Jo h n M etzg er, Mrs.
c o n s e rv a tio n in ev ery d ire c tio n is
Visit our B O O TH at the FA IR and let Mr. Blend
T h e a n u u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 new V o lb re c h t, M rs. H enry M etzg er, Mrs.
T he first m eeting will be held Wed-!
in c re a sin g ,
N ot
only nesday aftern o o n , S ep tem b er 25. All
m e m b e rs g a in e d . 17 lire losses p aid , C. M H a rris o n , M rs. E. M. G am p, c o n s ta n tly
serve you a delicious scone made from Fisher’s W heat
u g g re g a tin g $ 4 9 1 1 ; $ 1 .0 3 6 ,6 7 7 of in ­ M rs. II E. D avis, Mrs. Jo h n s o n , Mrs m u st we c o n se rv e food a n d fuel hut m em bers and frie n d s a re req u ested |
Substitutes and Fisher’s Blend Flour
s u ra n c e w ritte n , o n e a ss e ssm e n t lev ­ L ew is, M rs G re e n , Mrs. J. li. Gav- we m u st reliev e th e ra ilw a y s us m uch to be p resent as m uch im p o rtan t w ork
ied. und $700 in v e ste d in lib e rty u n a g h , Mrs. 8. G. J o n e s , M rs. E. M ns p o ssib le fo r w ar n eeds. O ne way- is to be done.
bon d s d u rin g th e y ear. T h e a ss o c ia ­ G ilm o re, Mrs E. L. I’h c lp s, Mrs. Max in w hich tills can be effectively d one
tio n is e n te r in g its 14th y ear, a n d has
Is to u se p ro d u c ts m ade a t hom e.
POWELL VALLEY
o v e r 4000 m e m b e rs c a rry in g $4 ,2 5 0 ,- w ell S c h n e id e r, Mrs. E ra n k H odge, P re s id e n t W ilso n , h im self, h as u rg ed
—
000 in s u ra n c e .
It h as m ad e an a n ­ M rs. Geo. S le re t, Mrs. W. A. M yers.
T he
P a re n t-T each ers C ircle
w ill '
n u al sav in g of o v e r 50 p e r cen t to Its Miss G e rtru d e E a s tm a n , Miss Jla r- us to " u s e th e p ro d u c ts of th e local
wb KNOW O a JP- WE W ANT YOU
f a c to rie s ” in o r d e r to sav e lo co m o ­ meet IV edensday evening. S eptem ber
m em b ers. At th e a n n u a l m e e tin g in gu erlt» V o lb rech t a n d Miss F lo re n c
t t E A T S W IL L
TO T IL L ON US
J a n u a r y A n d rew llru g g c r of G resh
tiv e s an d fre ig h t c a rs fo r th e W ar 5. a t th e school house. T h is is th e an- I
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p lease you, y o u r fam ily a n d y o u r
II. W. S n a a h a ll, G re sh a m . It A, o r A u s tra lia n s , w ho b efo re th e w a r con q u a n tity of th in g s w hich a re th e the business of th e year.
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fo lk s a b o u t it. T h a t s o r t o f fr ie n d ­
en p o u n d s a b ead w eekly.
Adv.
24. at th e school-house
a re m any of th e p ro d u c ts used by m o­ I S eptem ber
ly go ssip w o n ’t h u r t an y b o d y .
1 The w ork is very u rg en t and it is
to r is ts
T h is is p a rtic u la rly tr u e of 1 hoped th e re will be a good atten d an ce.
P a ss alo n g th e good w ord.
lu b r ic a tin g oils.
PHONE II.
G o v e rn m e n t an d o th e r e x p e rts
Gat» W ill Guard Chicken».
brown . prop
h av e lo n g reco g n ized th e u n s u r ­
I N V I G R E S H A M . O REG O N
Did you know th a t c a ts w ere a
p assed q u a litie s of th e lu b ric a tin g valuable asse t to th e poultry-m an? You
o ils refin ed from C a lifo rn ia a s p h a lt- m ight believe th a t th ey w ere a n y th in g
b ase c ru d e.
but in v alu ab le because of th e ir Innate
Arc You in Trouble?
O ur H erd Bull
MOTHER
WHO?
The Whole Family
“America’s
Finest Flouring Mills”
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Gresham Market A J w
Autumn Has Arrived
and with it the question of
HEATING STOVES
Our stock includes Heat­
ers for all fuels-—wood
coal, kerosene and gas.
W o o d H e a te r s in a ll
c a s t, c a st lin e d an d
sh e e t iron.
C o m b in a tio n H e a t ­
ers fo r c o a l or w o o d .
P e r f e c t io n O il H e a t ­
e r s. G a s R e fle c to r
H e a te r s , e tc .
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L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO
C ut th e l-Vill».
\ fine questio n of econom y conics
In th e co n sid eratio n of gaily d e c o ra t­
ed cans, boxes and o th e r packages In
w hich wc buy th e foods th a t Mr
H oover says m ust be conserved to the
lim it The sam e high a rtis tic q u ality
p rev ails as to label and s tru c tu re of
co n ta in e r. Vast su m s a rc expended
upon tin and p asteb o ard co n stru ctio n
am i th e em tielllshm cnt th e re o f m ust
m ean som e m illio n s of d o llars in the
ag g re g a te p er y e a r It would seem
th at, w hile the p u rc h a s e r is bound to
• eonontizc In q u a n tity and to pay a
abili ed w ar-tim e advance ou cost
m ate •rial, th e m a n u fa c tu re r o r pack-
• of uch n ecessary m a te ria l should
sat(>d to devise less costly trap-
pings fr ir his c o n ta in e rs am i to give at
least.
p o rtio n of th e g reat saving
th u s
fectid to h is cu sto m ers in th e
shup< if co rresp o n d in g price reduc-
It
h ard to pay for a n a rt gal
f gay lith o g ra p h e rs when we
y a re able to
purchase th e
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love for fresh m eat. B ut sw eeter th a n
baby chicks to th e p a la te of the cat a re
the sm ooth-coated, long tailed, c re a ­
tu re s of th e rat fam ily.A nd ra ts prey
upon chickens, a ss e rts th e p o u ltry m a n
D u rin g th e course of a y ear th e re is i
m ore loss in th e p o u ltry w orld from
the ravage of ra ts th a n from c a ts o r 1
haw ks, o r even disease. A cat In th e
chicken yard. If tra in e d to properly
value tlie life of the chickens, w ill ter-;
rorlxe and d estroy th e ra ts and will
w ard off th e enem y h aw k s and so p ro v e |
him self o r h e rse lf of g n a t w orth.
G ats havi proved th e ir w orth as (
chicken y ard se n tin els, and th e re have .
been m any and v ario u s m ethods em ­
ployed by th e ir o w n ers to b reak them
from k illin g the chickens. One well-
know n m ethod is th a t of ty in g a dead
chicken about a c a t’s neck and m ak in g
him tug aro u n d th e heavy dead body
for from one to tw o d ay s In the m ean ­
tim e the cat will suppos«*dly grow to
have a g reat d read an d h o rro r of a
dead chicken
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