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THE ADVOCATE News of the Churches F IR ST A M. E Z IO N C H U R n * 417 William* Ave.t II. Leo Johnston tniiiiiler. Walnut 6673. The 8trangcr's Sabbath Home Pythian Bath House and Sanitarium seventh d ay a d v e n t is t ratm WINTER EGG CROP DEPENDS ON CARE 02nel St. and 39th Ave. S. E. Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Bible Thu alz« uf th* winter egg crop la be Study, H A M V. P. M. V. so ciety, 2 IV M. Mrs. K. O. Johnson, ing decided the»« fall days, (live tlic pullets good cure light now la the pre Leader. Visitors welcome. scription of f > N. Johnson, poultryinun at the Wisconsin College of Agiicullnre. ST. P H IL L IP S M IS S IO N Johnson urges fsruiers to give their Knights of Pythias of N . < Rodney at Knott St. pullets good full cars If they expect to A., S. A., E., A., A. and A. ■ ■ Morning service, 11 a. in.; Sun resp a goodly crop of eggs this winter. When bringing the birds Into the lay (Operating Under Suporvl- | | day School, 12 in. Archdeacon Slack in charge; Mr. li. Coles, lay ing quarters from the range houses, •ion o f U. 8. Government) reader. A cordial welcome awaits Johnson recommends examining the birds for lice. If lice are present every 11 fi*/2 Malvern Avenue you at St. Phillips. pullet should have a pinch of sodium Hot Springs Nat. Lurk, Ark. fluoride placed under each wing. He S H IL O H B A P T IS T C H U R C H warns ugalnst dipping (he birds at Uda I lot Radio«Active Water FurnUhcd by the Government 76th and £. Everett Sts. Isis *euson. : For All Hatha. Sanitarium has 10 Rom», Diet and Operating Rooms Preaching 11 a. tn. and 8 p. m. The bouse, too, needs a little exam ination before being thrown opeu to Sunday School 10 a. m. Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone, Hot and Cold Running the new guests. I f mites are present B. V. P. U. 6 30 p. m. Water in Every Room. Rates $1 to $3 per day a solution made up of 76 per cent kero sene and 25 per rent crude carbolic I B E T H E L A. M. E. C H U R C H H A T H RATES: acid should be poured on the roosts and Larrabee and McMillen Street* In the neats wherever the mites are lo- 21 Baths . . . $13.00— 10 Baths . . . . $6.50, Rev. F. X. Runyon, Pastor. cuted. E. L. Jameion, Anittant Johnson points out that mites and 21 Haths to Pythians and Calantheans, $8.50 lice require Individual treatment. The louse lives on the hen; hence an at K.I»MUOW XJ T w f , In Ferlland tempt to rout It must entail the use C. G E E W O C H IN E S E of poison on the hen's hack. Because the mite lives In cracks and In the M E D IC IN E CO. fllth on and about tin- roosts and nests and merely migrates to the hen at c . CEE WO. the w ill night to au< k blood, Johnson urges that known JfrrLmJist. has the breeding place of the mites be mad« a Hfa *tudy of ilia curative proparti— eradicated. [xaim u fl by Oriental Bullets cannot consume enough feed Itoota, Herb*, lia<l* and Hark, and lhar«fro*n to care for their own needs us well ua compound. <1 b li truly those of the mites and lice when they wonderful Herb* rem edies, !n thetr make-up are (watered by them. For best winter no polaona or narcotic* egg production, Johnson points out are u s e ); p e r f e c t l y N O T IC E that the pullets must be free of para harmle.«, and m a n y r«*>t* and h*rba that sites. h* ums ar* unknown Besides this caution. Johnson urges Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P. to th* medical profeaaion o f tod*/. O ID O PE R A TIO N S h, uklmr hi* remedUa good feeding methods In the early full O. E. of W ., of Portland, Oregon, In A V tlm* fur Stomach, Cou«b*, Cold*. Khru- meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday mat lain. Kidney, Lung, Liver, Catarrh, Dlood, so that the pullets are able to main Inflammation, Nruraixia and all fem al* and I nights in each month at Stag Audi children** ailment*. Call or w rit*. Sent by tain their body weight under the strains of production. Where core 1» mail or parcel poet. torium. All visiting Daughter exercised a well matured pullet can C. G E E W O C H IN E S E Klks in good standing in their re serve as a very valuable addition to the M E D IC IN E CO. spective Temples are invited to Income-producing power of the farm. -------- o-------- I. B P. O. E or THE WORLD M T i Alder Blreet. 8. W. Cerner Third meet with us. P A U L IN E Seasonable Suggestions in Caring for Chickens YOUNG. Daughter Ruler. ROSE C IT Y LO D Q E No. I l l , I. B. P. 0. E. o f W .. M E E T S the 2ND A N D 4TH W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G S OF E A C H M O N T H A T T H E STAG A U D IT O R IU M . 381! i E M O R R ISON STREET. ALL V IS IT IN G BROTHERS A R E C O R D IA L L Y IN V IT E D . T. H. W IL L IA M 8 . E STAU LU LA . HUBBARD, Daughter Secretary. Syracuie Lodge, No. 1, K. of P., meet* the •econd and fourth Fri day night* each month at the Stag Auditorium 381 Vi E. Morrison St. R. A U D IT O R IU M 381! / , E. Morrison St. E. J. M INOR. Secretary, 419 Abington Bldg. BO Y C E S T R A IN , C. C., 225 Mead St. A R T H U R N E LSO N, K. of R. & S. ST PA IT -T fV m W Levi I*. Jones Post No. 118 HAS E N JO Y E D SUCH U N E X PE C T E D SUCCESS IN T H E PAST Y E A R T H A T W E H A V E D E C ID E D TO A D D A F E W M O R E B E A U T IF Y IN G P R E P A R A T IO N S T O O U R L I M I T E D B U T E F F E C T IV E L I N E The following it our comp lata litt Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o ’clock at Hi Headquarters and Club Rooms. 284' \ N. 17th Street All ex service men are welcome to join. For further information < ALL BROADWAY f*it SAMUEL MALVBRN, Pan C«mm«nJtr T U A D C -M A R K Stralt-Tex H air Refining Tonic •IS * p n iiik K rA n o kinky, fru sy, coarse hair to medium; medium hair to good- Stralt-Tex Hair Grower 25c pvea* a s N o t only promote* growth o f th* hair, but make* it »oft. pliable and luxuriant. An excellent pressing oil. Gloss-Tox Brilliantlne J. P. F I N L E Y & S O N Wc pm k*uW Make* the hair soft and glosay and keep* it in good condition without leaving it oily or gummy. S trn lt-T ei Herbs • 1 00 pvcia M O R T IC IA N S f Montgomery at Fifth Phone Day or Night I* a vegetable preparation that ac- tuaily atraighten* and restore* the original color to gray or faded hair. Color permanent— positively will not rub off, no matter how often the hair 1* shampooed- Three «hade*: Black, Brown and Chestnut-Brown. Kokom o Shampoo Main 4322 40c pm kok 1* made from pure cocoanut oil; clean* the scalp and roots o f the hair in a natural, healthy manner. Bronze Beauty Vanishing Cream 50c pmm I* a soothing, greaselesa vanishing face cream that will not grow hair. 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AG ENTS W ANTED EVERYWHERE Strait-Tex Chemical Company Manufactured only by T H E O V E R T O N H Y O IE N IO MFO. C O M P A N Y 600 F IF T H AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA., U. S. A PATENTS CH ICAO O MRS E. D. O A N N A D Y 312 Macleay Bldg., Portland Pacific Coast Distributor Obtained. Send model or sketch and wC will promptly send you a report. Our book on Patents and Trade-marks wilt be scut to you on request. ROUGH W A S H DRY W ASH E A S T 0883 E A S T 0883 N E W SY ST EM L A U N D R Y D. SWIFT & CO. _ _ P A T E N T L A W Y E R S _____ 305 Seventh St.. Washington, D. C- Orar 34 Years' Experience O R IG IN A T O R S O F I N D I V I D U A L W A S H IN G REPP W e Do Not Mark Your Clothing 2 IN 1 W A SH W ET W ASH 607 E. Flanders, Portland, Oregon & SO N STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES During (he summer months uiany fanners allow their chicken* lo shift for themselves moat of p ie time, but with the coming of winter It Is neces sary that poultry 1« fed. Conse quently It Is doubly Important that tliis feed Is not waited. Here are some seasonable suggestions. Cull close on old bens. Keep tbe best and sell the rest. Well matured pullets make the best producers. Sell surplus cockerels unfit for breeding purposes. Be sure liens are free from lice and mites. Don't overcrowd the fowls. Outline a breeding system for the coming year. Be sure to get full value when buy ing breeding stock. Reconstruct the hen house during the fall. Dump hen houses are profit eaters. During Heavy Production Water Is Needed by Hens More than 05 per cent of the hen's egg Is wuter. During heavy produc tion the birds need very much more water than they do at any other time Kxtra attention must be given to the drinking buckets during the winter months so that the hena will have a plentiful supply of fresh clean water available at all times. A drink the first thing In the morning is a cus tomary habit of chickens and It Is Important that the birds should not be disappointed by finding a solid sheet of Ice to prevent their satisfy ing their thirst. There are many forms of nonfrecr-ing and lu-ated founts on the market us well as heat ing devices for homemade watering arrangements that are adapted to win ter use. In the absence o f some of these a renewal o f the drinking sup ply. three or four times a day. with water with the chill taken off. Is rec ommended. PRIZE C ATTLE P A Y DEARLY FOR OLORY Chicago. Ill -Kings of the barnyard Friday paid the price of glory when they went under the hammer at tbe (aternattonal Livestock Eiposltlon. Many of the blue-ribbon holders will be converted Into Christmas beef. Mah Jongg. champion nteer o f the show and owned by the lown State college, brought 13 n pound, a total of 14630. tbe highest price ever paid fo r a grand champion. The Aberdeen- Angus was purchased for the BUtmore hotel, New York. More than a dozen leading Amer ican hotels participated in the bid ding. The best previous price paid for a champion steer was (2.62. The ani mal will be shipped to New York and exhibited before being slaughtered. Another record-breaking price was paid for the prise carload of cattle, also Aberdeen-Angus, when 16 bead sold for 43 cents n pound, bringing 16772 60. Tbe cattle were bought by the New Palmer Haase, Chicago. King of the Fairies, prize-winning shorthorn bull owned by tbe Prince of Wales, was sold for 11050 to Frank C. Baker of Kansas City, Mo. Geneva.— The league of nations com mission. which inquired into the re cent Greco-Bulgarian frontier Incident, finds that Greece should pay Bulgaria 20.000.000 leva (about $146.000) dam ages. The commission decided to recommend that Greece should pay Bulgaria an additional 10.000,000 leva (about $73.000) for the loss o f lives, for the wounded, for the loss of work ing days and for the cost of military measures by Bulgaria. Beauty Doctor in Jail. of her estranged husband, Elmer Harts, a bank teller. last Monday night. She was remanded to the coun ty jail in the absence of $5000 bail. Hartz is in a hospital suffering from burns about his face. Many of the summer poultry losses are caused by spoiled grain and de composed animals being ullowed to re main arouud the farm. • » • Hens, being crowded, (oftentimes three to four times ns many hens In the house as should be) develop roup, cholera and tuberculosis. W e are selling every one of our stock of used trucks at unheard of prices. Now is the time to buy if you need or are going to need equipment of any kind. All makes, sizes and prices. Terms to suit. Macks, Fords. Whites. Packards. Pierce Arrows. GMC’s, Federals. Republics, More lands. Kleibers, etc. % to 6 tons for any kind of work. Phone, wire or write. Phone, EAst 1428. MACK TRUCK COMPANY, 2S5 Oregon St.. Portland, Ore.—Adv. Thanksgiving market Is a better mar ket for old and heavy-weight turkeys than the Christmas market. • • • In feeding for egg production, the poultryniau most first supply the feeds for body maintenance. 11« must fur nish repair mutertul for the renewal of worn-out tissue in the fowl's body. a a a When birds crowd together In the corners of the houses they beenmo overheated and are chilled on the range the next morning. This Is a common cause ot colds. a a f l ’ullets that do not start to lay be fore February nre linrdly worth keep ing, ns their product romps In nt a sen- son when the prices of eggs nre on the decline. Kgg growing rests not solely with the hen; much depends upou lb« man In charge. a a a v m i R P R o n iirF First Qas Tip. The first res pipes were gun bar rels, soldered together, The lighted gas flared from the end and one day the gas tip developed by accident. Murdock wanted to stop the flow of gas and used bis wife’s thimble. The top of the thimble was fall of boles through which the gas escaped. It gave a much whiter, brighter light this way and the old open flame burn er thus came Into being. Tree Surgeons Advance. Philadelphia Led. P ortland H ide a W ool C o . New Fluff Rugs Old Carpet* MWaar Like Iron.* Daal Direct with th« Manufacturer. Abac lu ta Satisfaction Guaranteed. Send in Your Ma terial or W rite for Lrices. W ESTERN F L U F F RUG C OM PANY. M 64 Union Avenue Nor. Portland. Oreroa W. L. h ï|p*Tf firm i* fr rtf« flock« bloud tested under S i*tr Hur*-rvf- Kieo. » k t « i r remoti« W triti Rwcnnl Strain Wb. Legherà*. 1H yr*. rrp tifati*«u fur better chirk*. hetf#*r ve lu***, better «enrice. Free catalog Q U M E K E N I « 11A T C H E S t SLY-«Mv Todd a v la u i ATTL»V World’ s Lightest Wood. Balsa is the lightest known wood. It is found in commercial quantities in Cuba, parts o f Porto Rico, Jamaica. Trinidad and along the east coast of Central America, where it is confined very largely to the mangrove swamps and to other inaccessible swampy places. Exploiters often experience the greatest difficulty in getting the logs out of these swamps. Has Done Good Service. Practically all the world’s vessels are babies compared with the Italian ship Anita, which was broken np dar ing the present century at Genoa. She was built in the days of Queen Eliza beth, and for well over three centuries had sailed the world's seas. She was not’ only the oldest but the slowest ship in existence. No wonder, for her hull was of oak 12 inches thick. Philadelphia was the first of mod ern municipalities whose plan was Mark the Line. prepared for a particular size and the New lead pipe is expensive, and also rectangular plan there adopted has guided city planning in America ever expensive to lay, hence this little stunt may help you save some money. Where since. lead pipes are covered by a rough floor there is always the danger that Dwarf Begets Mastodon. The giant mastodon which lived in the steamfitter may cut through the the prehistoric forests o f eastern floor and through the pipe, but if the North America is thought to be the line of pipe is marked on the floor descendant of a dwarf animal which there will be little danger. lived on the banks of the Nile. — Science Service. Ancient Needlework. The earliest example of needlework known to exist comes from the tomb of a Pharaoh 1,500 years before the Christian era, and there are specimens of Greek work dating from twelve cen turies later. School at 4 A. M. Prophetic Bridget. In Siam there are boys’ schools A medical authority recommends the which meet every day in the year, eating of semi-raw potatoes. Our cook and in which classes begin at 4 a. m. has insisted on this for years.—The and continue until 10 p. m., with three Passing Show. brief intervals for refreshments. First Auctioneer. Melons Yet Ripening. Cottage Grove. Or.— Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Peek of this place report having picked a ripe watermelon from their garden for Thanksgiving dinner aud having others ripening for Christmas. They are of the ice cream variety. Raspberry bushes in protected posi tions are reported bearing a second crop and are heavily laden with green berries. In History. • • * f o r Portland, Oregon. Spared Great Grief. Notwithstanding the life of a pa Harts, a beauty specialist, was form ally charged by the district attorney's per dollar is only «even or eight months we have never had one die office here Friday with throwing a on our hands.— Toledo Blade. cupful of caustic chemical In the face Greatest Used Truck Sale • I j / x l l L / Los Angeles. Cal. — Mrs. Auleen Poultry Facts a 1 H IE» ME Greece Ordered to Pay. «HJOOtJOOOOitC OOOOtKJtKJOO OCKH3 • V / I \ Tree surgery Is making marked ad vances. Many of the professionals In the business nre discarding the con crete and cement filler and nse a ma terial made from baked cork, put un der high pressure. This new filling AUTO MISHAPS CLIMB la both permanent and flexible. Be TO 22,312 FOR 1925 ing lighter than the wood It replaces, There were 22,312 traffic accidents it Is conducive to quick healing In Portland during tbe fiscal year end through tbe growth pressure. ing November 30, and a total of 35 deaths from automobile accidents, ac Parsley Ball. cording to figures compiled by the Moisten a sponge with water, then record bureau at central police sta sprinkle parsley seeds over it and, by tion. Of the 35 deaths 11 were due means of a loop, hang it up in a con to drunken drivers. venient place. After a few days the The total of 22,312 accidents for seeds sprout and then the green leaves 1925 Is an increase of 2452 over 1924. begin to show. The curley leaves make when 19,860 accidents were reported. quite attractive decorations, and there While the number of accdlents Increas is always some parsley handy for ed perceptibly, the number of deaths cooking purposes. from these accidents has remained practically stationary for the last four Angora Goats. years. There were 35 deaths in 1922, As a rule Angora goats are small, 34 In 1923 and 33 In 1924. * weighing from 80 to 100 pounds. Some times in the United States they weigh Millions Lost In Blaze. as much as 140 pounds, with an oc Council Bluffs, la.— Property dam casional one even heavier than this. age of nearly $1.000.000 wag caused Both males and females usually have and two persons seriously injured by boms and beards. The fleece weighs a fire which swept one block of Coun from 3 to 12 pounds. cil Bluffs' business district early Thurs day. Reward for Hero««. The fire started frem an explosion The Carnegie hero fond was created of a defective boiler in the basement of the Continental Furniture company, by Andrew Carnegie in April, 1904. It and before It could be put under con provides rewards which consist of trol had destroyed nine business build medals and money grants to persons ings. a hotel, and left 50 business and injuring themselves or to relatives of professional men without offices and those losing their lives in an effort to save their fellow men. equipment. X H K K tO O O O O O O O O O a C H X lo O O O O O O When you think your birds have coccldlosls— first see If there aren't a lot of pin worms In the blind intestines —If there are go ufter the worm and see how fast the coccldlosls will dls- uppeur. P O R T I A M f i OFFERS A MARKET r Mayor Brown Appeals. Seattle. Wash.— Mayor E. J. Brown late Saturday filed a petition In supe rior court demanding that attacks on his administration be deleted from the grand report. The Rev. Ambrose Bail ey has 2500 petitions for Brown's re call In circulation. Topic of his ser mon In the First Baptist church Sun day night was “ Can advertising den tistry cure political halitosis in Se attle?” Brown owns a dental office. The Aurora Borealis. Until electricity was discovered, the cause of the aurora borealis was un known. It is generally supposed to be caused by the recomposition of posi tive and negative electricity. It exists only in the region of the poles. Little Laughs From London. Stick to It. Cook (being engaged) — And. of Persistence wins. "Diamonds are course, ma’am. I shall require a re only chunks of coal that stuck to their serve earpiece on your wireless set.— jobs." says Forbes. — Boston Tran London Opinion. script. Moorish Superstitions. Speech That Wins. Discretion of speech is more than eloquence, aad to speak agreeably to him with whom we deal is more than to speak in good words or in good order.— Bacon. One of the first things a traveler no tices in a Moorish town are the “ hands,” painted or drawn, on the walls of many dwellings. These are to avert the “ evil spirit” ; five, the number of fingers, is considered a sa cred number. Ball in Skull. A golfer, while playing on the course Kittiwake Flies Atlantic. at Burnham. England, came upon his A kittiwake bird recently shot in ball at rest in a sheep's skull, lying Newfoundland has flown across the in a bunker. He had to hit the skull Atlantic ocean, a numbered band on in order to play the ball. his leg revealed.— Science Service. Quarrelsome. Marrylebone W ife— My husband has no need to quarrel with neighbors. He can get plenty of quarreling at home. — London Answers. Not Popular In Practice. Humility Is a virtue all preach, none practice; and yet everybody Is con tent to hear.—John Selden. Thoroughly Done. “ Mamma,” said a little boy who had been sent to dry a towel before the Nothing Gees to Waste. fire, "is it done when It’s brown?” — Dried rabbit skins are used for the Arts and Crafts. manufacture of felt hats. No part of the skin is wasted—the fur goes to hat factories, while the skins, reduc T i f f well—Take the Accountancy an« ed to shreds by the fur-clipping pro ttuslness Management, Private fieerotost- cess, are made Into glue, and the phlc. Penmanship, ur C om m in M Tenth we' Ccu me at overhair and waste underfur nre dis posed of to manufacturers of ferti lizer. Fowls stnnd cold better thnn damp ness. You enn build n good henhouse Fi e Sui-'la> desttoyed three of the with two plnno boxes, the backs tnken off, nnd set buck to hsch. Small win largest business blocks In Portsmouth, dows, screened for summer, uml pro Ohio. The loss was estimated nt more 816 Union Avenu« at Falling Garfield 7019 We Deliver vided with gins* or cloth for winter, than half a million dollars. should be provided. It is stated that Elihu Yale was the first man in England to conduct a sale by auction. Elihu Yale, tne founder of Yale college, was buried July 22, 1721. Yale at one time was governor of Madras. You Want a Good Position Behnke-Walker Th* The foremost Business College et the ine ' won moro AcCuraay Northwest which has Mortl Awoi Awards and Ooid Medal* than any ettufr «eh« —„ In ________. school America. fiend f*r our hueco** taleg. Fourth Street near Mor r ieen, flntel K rtl rilan A Or lean« M. W alked P rea P. N. U. No. SO, 1925 * * * C HEALTH- My Gift to You 1 IFE will be far sweeter if you j once and for all time rid yourself of those annoying, uncomfort able and dangerous PILES and other Rectal and Colon ailments. 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