The Gate city journal., October 13, 1910, Image 7

dlty werJ
think hej
without i
I for Dressed Veal
1 Cjpjth pHJs It- “ " d h* w ,n f " v
R A IS IN G s w i n e
fo r
p r o f it
SCHOOL E X A M IN A T IO N S .
P e n n s y lv a n ia K d u e u t lo n n lls t
s ib I
T h in k s
Success Is Determined by Intelligent
T l i e r S h o u ld l i e A b o l l n h e d .
and Constant Care to Details
Public school students have a cham-
25c
do*.
*
rti*h
**'**»•
aid, with!
and Judgment.
plon In the person of Dr. Nathan C.
m not charge commission.
You *ret
her voli-4
f
money when you »h ip to Smith.
Schaeffer, superintendent of public in­
tell you;
Success In hog raising Is determiner struction In Pennsylvania, In their an­
IrtANK l* S M IT H M E A T CO.
by Intelligent daily, sometimes hourly tipathy to examinations. Dr. Schaeffer
rjsftiUnK the B eet T ru s t”
etermhu-
care and attention to small details has gone so far as to say that he hoped
11 (1 to p||| ■ J o r T L A N D , O R E G O N
anil good Judgment. When a farmer he would see the day when examina­
lsston.
decides to become a hog raiser, he tions would be abolished. "T hey are,”
11 had ts
M“ o i n , ! UCC‘ " Depend• Upon Care should plan to stay permanently In he said, “ like drugs, since they have
i an actuJ
of Little Animal— Proper 8he|.
the business. For the capital, labor a primary as well as secondary effect
8 Ket(ing|
ter It Eeeential.
and time required there Is no bust In that they cause depression If kept
•r the
dobs that will pay larger profits,
In up.”
J ..ueth out ami plate and bridge work
(B y F. A. B O A R M A N .)
R ? out-of-town patrons we finish plate
many sections of the country, than hog
Dr. Schaeffer Is himself a keen stu­
|iî*ork in one day if neceaeary.
said, md
In case of the stere calf which will raising. With an expert stock raiser dent and observer. He has profited
PR IC E S ;
become
a
feeder,
while
he
shouvq
bc.
ty. "H oi
as hogh as 300 per cent, net profit has by his years o f experience since his
Molar Crown. .. . $5.00
to go out]
been made In six months under or­ connection with the public schools of
22k Bridge Tooth $3.50
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ona-
ter It
dinary farm conditions.
CaUfihp..... $ U h ive ,h
the state and he knows whereof he
thB
CBlf
Whlch
Bhould
E m - t I Falot»»
$1 00 have the corn and should have the
The breed to raise Is the kind the speaks, says the Philadelphia Inquirer.
week,”
Sl'm tilling*
50c tip fat making foods.
j grower likes best. There are more But his opinion In this respect Is not
Good Pohher 1*1.1« $5.00
thing so ■
He should be reared In Just the op­ differences In the Individuals of any the result of deductions on the part
Red RiiùUi
' to her o (
Plates
$7 50 posite direction, as compared with the breed than there are between choice of one man alone.
There are many
Pamloti EilrKtsn 50c heifer calf. It will not hurt the steer animals of the different breeds. A others who think with him. some of
B
E
S
T
M
ETH
O
D
S
om to<la|
calf even to have his drink or skim good hog, well bred from a prolific whom have so expressed themselves
^Extract on Fro*' when plates or bridge
It were
others who, while convinced
iTcrdfn'ti Consultation Free. You cannot milk when he Is six or seven months strain of any of the popular breeds of and
>mmonpla| L^pan 't*» work ttny whoru* no «nutter old If there Is a surplus but skim hogs, will make money for the farmer themselves, are too timid to take a de­
Cyoupav.
milk cannot be utilized to as good when handled right.
cided stand In the matter.
- . lull-- Oudranlrcd fo r fift e e n Year»»
ad home i
Well finished hogs of the proper
advantage as In the case of the heifer
There Is little doubt that the exam­
the pr<J
weight
are
always
In
great
demand.
ination Is In many respects a barbar­
The best skim milk calves are those
Hogs
weighing
alive
220
to
250
pounds
unders
ous Institution. Education Is, In the
which are born In the fall of the year.
a elected!
last analysis, only a means to an end,
342i Wash ngton St.,
Their young life Is spent in a more
•fectly wi
a process of gradual mental develop­
Tavorable season. The milk they get
Portland, Oregon as a rule will be In better condition
ant, Katd
ment, a plan by which each day the
Lit depot and transfer to Wawhington St. than the milk which the spring calf
tould he
mind Is broadened. T o expect a child
she haj
to pass successfully on details which It
will get.
a man?
has used only as mental food and for­
If you select dairy blood for your
Locating the Villain.
tnce to b|
gotten for five, six, seven or nine
I »bo will be the principal vll herd, one of the things which should
Building
and
Yards.
tiling T l
months seems not only unjust, but
tjour production?" asked the attract your attention when you make
e less tj
four final decision Is the vitality of each, will supply cured hams weigh ridiculous. The consequence Is that as
lant, lndi
tng 16 to 18 pounds, and sides ol examination time approaches there is
[;le first night critic, I suppose,’ the breed you select
that he
a cramming of matter into the mind,
I tie manager, wearily.— Wash
1 his shows up particularly Btrong weighing 10 to 12 pounds each,
asn't It
mental indigestion ensues and, not In­
These
weights
command
a
premium
In the calf during the first few months
I Star
le posslbll
frequently, even the brightest students
of his life. Dairy breeds, as you know, of 75 cents per hundred pounds above
resolved!
are Injured physically.
i Weak, W e a r y , W a t e r y K y ra .
lighter hams and sides.
are
not
all
equal
in
vitality.
My
ex­
jj
B
y
Murine
stye
Remedy,
Try
Stacy, wh
In the-big world where results count,
W ell finished hogs, only, are want
Lfor Your K y e T r o u b le s . Y o u W ill
perience in raising calves on skim
marine. It S oo th es.
50c a t Y o u r
ed. The hog should be well fattened a man is not examined at the end of
milk
has
been
confined
principally
to
„is W rite I-'or E y e B o o k s. 1-Tee.
he was si
and rounded out, the flesh coming well each year as to his work during the
, rye R e m e d y C o ., C h ic a g o .
the rearing of Holstein calves.
the Junlq
past 12 months. The caliber of his
I want to say In this connection In down on the hocks, and the fat on the work and endeavor at the end of each
cy & Co,]
sides
should
be
from
1
to
1V4
lnchej
Currant Borer.
our own herd a calf never sucked
Stacy hi
In a finished hog the flesh day la what counts, and so It should
I (or the currant borer at this Its mother and In »his way, after ten thick.
be In the prepratlon for this real
ege and
I When the leaves start, affected or twelve years of breeding, the suck­ will be firm and hard to the touch
fraternity!
work.
l commence to wither and die ing Instinct was largely bred out of and the hair will be smooth and lus-
was shref
I the affected canes below the the calves. These calves were easily trous. The flesh Bhould be firm, th«
liked
fat pure white and the best consumers
Icenter and burn at once.
taught to drink.
want a good proportion of lean.
Not all of the success of rearing
Many farmers neglect their hogi
skim milk calves depends upon the
through the summer, stunting them,
feed or upon the breed. Very much
and stunted hogs do not finish well.
Indeed depends upon the care of the
d Stacy, j
calf, and feed without proper shel­
A
PASnjRC
s.
ter will avail but little.
dy any d!
The calf must be made comfortable
entering
In warm as well as cold weather. If
rs,” Turiij
V
I
T
*"
YAtìCò IB X
/2 j
he is not failure will result. Let your
tie.
Tff 1 3 f
feeding arrangement be such that
Id ask fa|
„
%
(*
each calf get bis share.
omethlng
i
■
on the id
Do not, as I have seen on many
4
ig In Ton
farms, pour the milk Into a tub or
~ L T ~
T cE3tr
ie regard!
a trough and let the calf fight for
ona »\ r a o A o o n 1
as extren
1
1
his share. There Is no chance for
ì£ l[S WATEST.
ire asked!
disagreement on this point This Is
W
Ç
TEN
TÎ1
STS.
P
O
R
T
L
A
N
D
itever," J
Ground Plan of Piggery.
not fedlng.
"we shoif
It will be found advisable, summer
Ari unfinished, stunted hog weighing
L Our
A N D K O D A K or winter, to arrange that each calf 150 pounds will dress about 65 pei
s would
S U P P L I E S can get his Individual share of the cent. Bacon from such hogs sells at
kcatalogue** and literature.
Developing food, In a yard In the summer time,
wholesale for one-half that from fin
Mail orders given prompt attention
> hare
or In a pen in the winter.
I Portland P h o to S u p p ly Co.
ished hogs. The bacon from the un
tant?”
% Street
P O R T L A N D . ORE.
If you have plenty of time It will finished, light hogB, when cooked, con
Instant
be found advisable to tie each calf sists of skin and flabby, soft meat, and
him, the!
at each feeding.
Tie around each the consumer Is dissatisfied.
i tempor|
calf's neck a ring two Inches In di­
The flesh on the live, unfinished
vas a
ameter with a light rope.
hog Is soft and flabby to the touch
merchant!
Give each calf a place at a post and and the hair has a dead appearance.
staple to the post two feet above the The meat from an unthrifty hog if
! for success in the Industries,
3 have tl
ground a rope not more than eight always soft and that from thin hogs
ides practical and liberal educa-
d, hesita*
or ten Inches long with a swivel snap is usually soft.
can obt/ |strong Faculty. Modem Equip-
Offers courses in Agriculture, In the end.
Special attention should be paid tc
T h e way the embroidered and plain
i grim si
Have these ropes far enough apart housing the swine. Hogs are more
y, Domestic Science and Art.
linen is combined here is very good style.
clent not
¡ring, Commerce and Pharmacy. to prevent the calves from reaching disturbed by wind than any other
There is a certain dash to it that's due
provider
each other and you will have no trou­ farm animal and their shelter should
partly to the plain little banding of a
>u requin
Ilenn Opens Sept. 23, 1910.
ble from the calves sucking one an­ thoroughly protect them from wind
contrasting shade.
rey, coc|
rated literature, givin g full in- other’s noses or ears. Keep the calves and from draughts.
ihould
tied until the milk is licked from their
», sent free on application.
The piggery shown here Is a satis
B IB D C H AT.
about tt|
i the Registrar, Corvallis, Ore. chops and noses.
factory building where a permanent
If the calves be of about equal size one Is wanted.
The partitions be
What species of bird lays the small­
ite elepq
they may be turned loose to a trough tween the pens are movable In case
est egg in proportion to Its size; like­
en o'clod
In which Is the grain food.
it is desired to use the building for wise the largest?
with grl
fattening hogs. The doors leading tc
I t has been computed that 300,000,-
i. And
the yards are raised from the central
HORSE-BONNET
IS
IMPROVED
000 birds are annually slaughtered for
alley by means of ropes and pulleys
lUNIVIKSSTV OF 0SEO0N)
plumes and other decorations.
PStandard
Thorough Courses
A shute across the ends of one sel
Does Not Limit Movement of Animal's of yards makes it an easy matter tc
!k|rini Sept. 12. 1910. For rataloirue ad-
The Chinese eat "rotten” ’ eggs— that
k
Dr. S. E. Josephi,
Ears and Causes Air to Cir­
dip hogs regularly. It Is 6 feet to the is, eggs preserved In lime until they
UDikum Bldg., P ortlan d. O regon
culate.
eaves and 16 feet to the ridge above get a consistency like that of hard but­
the pens.
Additions to this house ter.
If FLY KILLER X S S J S G S & t
Mr. John M. Davies of Plattsburg, can be made when desired and the
Neat, c l t i n . o m t n e n *
A fosil rahphoryucus, a bird of 50,-
U l. convenient, cheap.
000,000 years old, sold for $9,000 re­
Lasts A l l ssssoa . N. Y „ has Invented a horse bonnet of building remain Just as convenient
M ade o l metal, cannot
smaller
dimensions
than
heretofore,
cently, the highest price ever paid for
spill or r t p o v « . will not
• o il or Injure snyttdnj.
which will not limit the movement of
a bird.
Guaranteed f(l«c ll* c .
O f All U«Al«rs or ttwZ
the ears of the horse, says Scientific
prepaid lor 2
0 cent».
Cranes are used as watchdogs In
merman. Within the bonnet a drum
HAROLD BOWER®
Venezuela by the natives, who call
100 D«KAlb A va .
Brooklyn, H . T.
them "yakanuk,” and are said to bo ex­
cellent guards o f poultry.
■rr
Cardinals have been known to alight
Go a wall
upon window sills of houses and peck
CUT RATES IN
Shear the sheep before their wool at the panes, probably attracted by
le, but
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
their reflection in the glass.
gets to be a burden.
>nt bis w|
P a in less E x tr a c tio n ...... Fret
Keep the sheep pens clean.
Dirt
S ilver F illin g s ....................JO«
Birds are not the only higher ani­
e should!
Gold F illin g s ....................... '5c
and foul odors affect sheep quickly.
mals that lay eggs, two quadrupeds,
to K Í
22 K. Gold C r o w n s ...............»3
Porceloln C r o w n s ..............
Never feed the young pigs on the the duck-billed platypus and the Aus­
mlliatingl
M olar Gold C ro w n s............. $4
ground, especially If It Is dusty or tralian porcupine ant-eater, also lay
tlon, r ii
Bridge W o r k , 22 K. G o ld .. $3
In la y Fills. Pure G o l d ........12
them.
muddy.
V e ry Nice Rubber P la t*. .84
No sheep has yet been developed
The rplr n'dooh, or “bird o f death,”
, jr Plate on E a rth ..............................
¿ this W O R K i s g u a r a n t e e d .
which excels In both mutton and woo! Is the only venomous bird known to
F^irow your money away. A dollar saved
production.
science, but there Is very little known
r *ri earned. Our origin al reliable Modern
rjwthods and our p erfected office equip-
Sheep must be grown rapidly while regarding Its habits, and eapecially Its
Horse Bonnet With Drum.
J 5J.8. time and your money.
young If they are expected to attain venomous qualities.
>»U T 1S T S , 5th a M o r n . . n . P e r tla n d
Morrison, opposite PoSloAee and M r \ r r A Is suspended provided with a perfo­ a large size.
The hyaclnthine macaw la one of
I" * * 1* «* is Portland 10 yean. Open evenings rated bottom, while a diaphragm Is
A horse that Is afraid of the elec the strongest as well as one of the
■*«n<iajr« until 12t 30. for people who work.
stretched across the upper face of the trie cars can never be taught what
rarest birds of Its kind. There is one
drum. The diaphragm carries a weight they are by whipping.
in the New York Zoo. There appears
which, owing to Its Inertia, causes the
Sell your wool on a rising market to be absolutely nothing known re­
I diaphragm to flex in rhythm to the Nine times out of ten you will miss It
garding Its habits.
1 m o v e m e n t o f the horse s head while if you try to keep It for somethin*
| trotting or walking. This causes the
L o v e 's M a r k e t .
The Chines! Doctor ! air in the drum to be alternately ex- better.
Bho—Harold, do you speculate?
If a good lamb cornea from a good
| peiled and drawn In, thus producing
Harold— W ell, I'm engaged to you.-
This wondeful man has
ewe save It for your own flock.
a circulation within the bonnet.
made a life atudy o f the
___________________
Don’t let any butcher talk you Into Llfe.
ropei-ties o f Roots,
I
it.- fix r> ' » » « l I’urk.
6. for U . Chlcken.
[B. E. Wright
T h e K i m l Y o u H a v e A l w a y s l t o u " l i t h a s b o r n e t h e s ig n a ­
t u r e o f C lia s . I I . F l e t c h e r , a tu l lia s b e e n m a d e u n d e r in s
p e r s o n a l s u p e r v is io n f o r o v e r JU> y e a r s . A l l o w n o o n e
t o d e c e i v e y o u i n th is .
C o u n t e r fe it s , I m i t a t i o n s a n d
“ J u s t- a s - g - n o d ” a r e b u t E x p e r im e n t s , a n d e n d a n g e r t h e
l i e a l t l i o f C h ild r e n —e x p e r i e n c e a g a in s t . e x p e r im e n t .
W h a t is C A S T O R IA
C a s t o r ia Is a h a r m le s s s u b s titu te f o r C a s to r O i l , F a r o *
g o r i e , IT r o p s a n d S o o th in g - S y r u p s ,
i t is P le a s a n t .
It
c o n ta in s n e i t h e r O p iu m , M o r p h in e n o r o t h e r N a r c o t i c
s u b s ta n c e . I t s a g e is it s g u a r a n t e e . I t d e s t r o y s W o r m s
a n d a lla y s F e v e r is h n e s s . I t c u r e s D ia r r lir o a a n d W i n d
C o lic . I t r e lie v e s T e e t h i n g T r o u b le s , c u r e s C o n s t ip a t io n
a n d F la t u le n c y .
I t a s s im ila t e s t h e F o o d , r e g u la t e s t h e
S to m a c h a n d 1 t o w e ls , g i v i n g l i e a l t h j a n d n a t u r a l s le e p .
T h e C h ild r e n 's P a n a c e a —T h e .M o th e r 's F r i e n d .
The Kind You Havo Always Bougli t í
Bears the Signature of
|,B. E. W r ig h t C o .
m
FASHION HINTS
I S
1DAKS
ICON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
EDICAL (J of 0
IRTMENT
IlYlSlOC
BP TO P O R T L A N D FREE
i
C. Gee Wo
^ !erbs and
Barks, and
ia frivinjr the world the
benefit o f his aervicea.
e It out
hout lool
red to ml
:ky
i check
Rearing the Lamb.
I f necessary to rear a lamb by
No Mercury, Poison»
hand a New York state farmer says
or Druff* Used. No
be finds the lamb the best judge of
_____ _
Operations o r Cuttirf
amount of milk wqu redI and feeds
a,, to cure Catarrh. Asthma, Law,
i at first nearly all It will drink w h i^
C *
n7 ^ roublei,’ ,indaU *>r*vmta U almost one-quarter of a pint every
[^ »U R E c a n c e r c u r e
three hours, the last feed coming at
Pekin. China-aafe, sore
9 D m. After the grass starts the
U..failing In Its works,
fe e d s are gradually reduced to one-
tot call, write for symptom blank
Inclose 4 cents In stamps.
half Dint three times a day.
The
CONSULTATION PRfC
S L fed I* thla way will yield larger
profit than if sold to the cheeae fa©-
1C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
L * * n . M r . M errla.m R• * ! • « < • Or.
selling It.
. . .
C o ld C o m fo rt.
The boar pigs should be castrated
at two to eight weeks old, so they *Wa ahall be rescued. Don't lose you.
head,”
will recover from the effects before
Bald the traveler lost on th# arctic
weaning time.
__
shore.
There Is little money in poor sheep. "Oh, Tm keeping cool!” his companion
They will Just about eat a man out
said,
As he shifted his seat on the Ice once
of house and home. Good ones or
more.
n o n e -th a fs the motto for us all.
Sufficient care U not exerct.ed by —P u c k . ______________________
many In weaning out the ewea that
Some people caaaot bear to be left
Irregularly and becauae of thla
or op Is reduced.
alone; they cannot enjoy their own i
«-wnpeay. How do yon feel abemt U? i
.
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»
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In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
THC CKNTAUft cJMPANY. TT MUR AAV 9TRÏET, NtW YORR CITV.
S h erm an jp la y & C o .
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS
SIXTH. AT MORRISON ST., PORTLAND, OR.
We want you to try this Piano I N YOUR
H O M E FREE. W e want you to try it at
our expense because—
A t the end o f thirty days the Piano
IT S E L F will convince you o f the following
facts:
I t ’s the best value on earth for the price
($275).
I t ’s M U S IC A L L Y and M E C H A N IC A LLY
right!
W e know there is so much real value in
this Wellington Piano— w e ’ re selling for $275— on «usp payments— that
w e ’ re willing to let it be / 1 ’S O W N S A LE S M A N .
It will tell it's own story to you— in your home— i f you’li send us the
coupon.
Please senu me tutI particulars concerning this unusual Piano otter.
Name..............................................
Adaress.
Does Not Follow.
"A r e those comforts on the counter
there to be sold at much of a reduc­
tion r*
"T h ey are not reduced at all. mad
am.
What made you
think
they
were?"
"Because I
saw
them marked
•down.’ " ___________________
Gentle Protest.
Barber (on train )— Yes, this
great road, air. L e t me describe
you as I work.
Man In Chair— Er— yes, but
put the curves In my cheeks
that razor.
Natural Affinity.
Tom— I understand Fred Is engaged
to Miss Gushlngton. I can’t lmagino
what he can see In that girl to maks
him want to marry her.
Jack— W ell. Fred has a mania fo r
yachting, you know, and she's such a
breezy creature that be naturally took
a fancy to her.
Unfair Competition.
Is a
Esmerelda— Did
you
have
that
It to kitchen Implement showor for
LU
Oarllnghorn last night?
don't
Gwendolen — Goodness, no I
It
with rained pitchforks!
Headache
"M y father has been a sufferer from sick
headache for the last twenty-five years and
never found any relief until he began
taking your Cascsrets. Since he has
begun taking Cascarets he has never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
him. Cascarets do what you recommend
them to do. I will give you the privilege
of using his name.” — E. M. Dickson,
lis o Resiner St., W. Indianapolis, Ind.
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. N ever Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
10c. 26c. 60c. N ever sold in bulk. The gen­
uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back.
• K e e le v LIOU or - morphine - tobacco
' ' « T r P HABITS PERMANENTLY CURtD
■ î F- w K» *— ros fULL PARTICULARS —
«txtu irijaim ír^ ^ on i^ A N ^
Union Painless Dentist*
Out-of-Town People
Should rememlier thnt our force in fo orunni/ed thaS
we cun do their entire Crown. Hridxe imd Plate worll
painletH
extract-
I in a day if neeewtary
H M m
i
I inn free when idaton or hridpeH are ordered. We r*.
move the moat sc Hitive teeth and roots without th*
are quickly relieved by Wyatt’s Asthma leant i in. No Htudenis. no uncertainty, hut speolal-
> do the most ncientific and careful
Remedy. Guaranteed or money refund­ Lady attendants.
ed.
Ask your druggist or send six E ull Set oi T ee th ...................................
$ 5 .00
cents postage for Free Sampie to
Bridge Work or Teeth without Plates $3 50 to $9
Gold C row n s.................................... $3.50
to $ 5 .0 0
J. C. WYATT, Druggist.
Porcelain C row n s............................ $3.50
to $ 5 .0 0
VANCOUVER.
WASHINGTON Gold or Porcelain Fillinirs..................... $ 1 .00 Up
Silver F illin gs.....................................50c to $ 1 .0 0
Be»t pfete Made
$ 7 .5 0
No charges for Painless E xtracting when other
work is done. 15 years' Guarantee with all work.
Real Charitable.
Hours. 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 221 V i Morrison Street.
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DRINK DOLE’S
. ure Hawaiian lineapple Juice
Drink it Pure
The Drink Delightful !
AH the bouquet o f the ripe pineapple tieid, all the snappy acid tang,
with none o f the rude “ bite " you are accuitomed to in the unripe fruit-
store product you have k n o w n ; all that's go o d and nothing that's in the
least unwholesom e; aD that’ s delicious; all that's satisfying— all this is
yours in D ole's Pure H aw aiian Pineapple Juice. Non-alcoholic, o f course.
T h e D o le process o f refining the juice of m e H aw aiian P ineapple adds no
water, no sugar, absolutely nothing to the pure juice. S erve it cold — the
colder the b ette r; cracked ice in the glass is a help. A n olive, a saltine,
a cheese straw, a W elsh-rarebit emphasizes the flavor. It adds interest
to any afternoon or evening entertainment, st home o r st the dub.
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