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Parma, Idaho.
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S T A T IO N E R Y
It has been w is e ly said o f mAn th a t he
H a s tw o ’ hom es.
O ne is w h e re he sits
and read s
W hen e v e n in g s com e and w h e re his c h il­
dren a re ;
T h e o th er one Is th a t w h ich m a kes him
sa fe,
n
A ssu res him p rotectio n w ith his frien d s,
A h om e th a t keeps his h om e—and th a t's
his tow n.
One is his h e a rt's desire. H e plans fo r It
A n d w o rk s and sa ves, then w o rk s and
sa ves som e m o re
T h a t he m a y h a v e It; and the o th e r one
G ives him th e first one and m a kes It
secure—
W h a t should a m an b o ost m o re fo r than
his tow n ?
—J. R. A d a m s In In teru rb a n L a b o r J o u r­
nal, South Bend, In dian a.
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Or. R. A. MOON
Chiropractic Physician
House calls made
Acute or chronic diseases
Say, You!
Flours, 10-12; 1:30 to 5
Evenings by appointment
Phone— OlTice, 158; Home, 41 It.
Ontario
Oregon.
ATTO R N EYS
E. M. BLODGETT
Attorney-at-Law
Earn! and Probate work a Specialty.
Nyssa, Oregon
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ONTARIO
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RO O T. D. L Y T L E
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$25 to $50 O ff
Ford Roadsters ...............
$505.00
Touring C ars....................... ....... ........ .....
$554.00
C o u p e... .......... ..... .... ......... ................. ......$846.50
Sedan
Ford Truck
$914.00
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Fordson Tractor
$627.00
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Phone 43
C. C . C O T T O N
Phone 43
BOYD PARK
JEW ELERS
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ENGRAVED WEDDING STATIONERY
Announcements— invitations—Calling Cards.
Your printer is our representative and has
complete samples and prices
J e n n in gs -G o ttsch a ll E n g r a v in g Co.
C LE A N E R S A DYERS.
Quality.
Servie*.
Clothes insured. Work guaranteed.
We pay
return
postage.
P rie «
Hat on
request.
! Myers Cleaners A Dyers, 114 E. Broadway.
M ONUM ENTS. W rit# fo r catalog. Standard
Marble A Granite Co., 117 W. Broadway.
T h e y L o o k the Sam e Size, put T h e y A ra N o t
P re p a re d b y the U n ited S ta tes D e p a rt­
m en t o f A g r ic u ltu r e .)
For a real good place to eat. follow the crowds to
S H A Y ’S C A F E T E R IA
Opposite Post O ffice.
Down the marble stairs
defined by congress, and In those
RUBBER S T A M P S A S TE N C ILS . Seals and
states where an attempt has been made ear tags also made. Send fo r samples, price*,
Standard containers for marketing
to describe the manner In which the etc. Salt Lake Stamp Co., 65 W. Broadway.
fruits and vegetables are of more In­
measure should he heaped the phra­ $ 2 7 0 an l,our ‘‘Waning and shampooing rugs.
terest to the average citizen than he
v Vacuum furnished fret*. $1«commission op
seology generally is vague and Indefi­
generally realizes. Not only Is he de­
*ales. Dodge Bros 6(1 E. First South. Suit Lake.
The heap has been referred to
UNITE TO BEAUTIFY HOMES frauded frequently by the substitution nite.
as a cone, the base being the top of | CREAM BOUGHT. Send us your cream,
of short-measure packages at the full-
j Western Creamery Co., 244 W. Fourth Souths
the measure, and the height depend­
measure price, which is inevitable if
Example Set by Women of New Mex-
M U SICAL IN S T R U M E N T S
ing upon the nature of the article
the difference in the size of the pack­
Ico Might Well Be Copied in A l­
when piled “ as high as may be with­ of every description -on very easy terms.
I W rite Daynes-Beebe. Salt Lake.
ages is not easily detected, but also
most All the States.
out special effort or design.” Such
the cost of marketing is increased by
vegetables as sweet potatoes under
the
greater
expense
of
manufacturing
In one of the dry-farming counties
this definition might be piled so high
a
large
number
o
f
unnecessary
styles
in New Mexico the women have shown
that the heap would be as large as PO U LT R Y BOUGHT. For best results ship
poultry, eggs and game to Fulton Mkt. Correct
their Interest In improving the sur­ and sizes and by breakage in transit, the measure Itself.
weight. Prompt returns.
W rite for prices.
sometimes directly attributable to the
roundings of their ranch homes by
In view' of the difficulties which are
difficulty of loading odd-sized con­
making home beautification a project
LDSMOHILE
DISTRIBU
TO
RS. Cars A track*.
necessarily encountered In attempting
Used car bargains. A. E. Tourssen, 447 S. Main.
tainers. These losses constitute an
in the county program of work.
to secure a uniform method of filling
unnecessary tax on the fruit and
Through the assistance of the home
or packing standard containers, It Is Gill P is to n R in g s cure your motor troubles.
Gill 1* is ton Ring Co., 15 East Fourth South
vegetable Industry that the bureau of
demonstration agent, co-operating with
generally recognized that weight Is
the United States Department of Ag­ markets, United States Department
the only really definite basis o f sale, E LA S TIC STO C KIN G MFR8.
of Agriculture, is endeavoring to cut
riculture. these women, during 1020,
and for that reason the pound or I Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters,
bought, planted and cared for 1,800 down by fostering the use of stand­
hundredweight should he used where j Truss filters. 3. H. Bowmar Co., Brooks Arcada.
rose bushes which were planted in 21 ard containers.
this is practicable. An exception may
W K I.K IN «. A L T O R A D IA TO R S k Maetl •
home gardens. The roses include va­
Old-Time Units Cause Confusion.
be noted in regard to products which j built .and repaired. Best and cheapest. Potte#
rieties which had never been tried be­
Local package units that came Into are carefully graded as to size, in which | Welding & Repairing Co., 651 South S’ ate.
fore in that section of the country.
use long ago are most largely re­ case the sales may be made satisfac­
TYPFWRITFRÇ
Th® Baby
Fo* weigh * »*.
1 1 1 Lt ?» i\i 1 L.i\J ^||
rented and sold. I fati
sponsible
for
present
difficulties. torily by numerical count.
Some of the varieties which made
Office A School Supply, SI W Second Sou ih St.—
the best growth are Red Radiance,
Such packages may have been satis­
Crimson Queen. Lady Battersea, Mad­ factory when their use was confined
L. D. 8. B U S I N E S S C O L L E G E .
am Cochet. Sunburst. Old Gold Dor-
to a limited territory, hut of late years
School of Efficiency. A ll commercial branches,
Catalog
free. 60 N. Main St.. Salt Lake City.
rapid transportation and the use of
special refrigerator and ventilator
j KID F IT T IN G CORSET PARLO RS.
Specialists in designing, making, fitting cornets.
cars have brought the products of
Hemstitching, embroidering, braiding, accordion
every section of this country into our
1 and side pleating. Buttons made. 40 E. B.'wy.
great marketing centers, where the di­
V U L C A N IZ IN G A R E TR E A D IN G . Quality and
versity of styles and sizes of contain­ Many Serious Errors Made by j service.
Standard Tire Works, 361 So. S ttta
ers have resulted in unnecessary con­
Young Men in Moving.
I Inventor«’ Models Made. Key, lock a nd gun
fusion.
repairing. Knudson Novelty Co.. 355 Jo Slate.
There nre In common use today
about 40 sizes of cabbage crates, 20 Know Only One Set of Condition* SEK YO U R L O C A L PU B LISH E R
For loose leaf binder», special blanks, recor la
styles of celery crates, 30 lettuce
of all kinds, lie gives Quality Service.
and Are Not Able to Weigh Ac-
erntes or boxes, 50 styles and sizes
curately All New Factors
M u i.KR B ARB ER C O LLE G E
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o f hampers, 15 styles and sizes of
ber in few weeks. 43 3. West Temple Street.
That Must Be Considered.
round stave baskets, and rharket bas­
kets, varying in size from 1 to 24 (P r e p a re d b y the U n ited S ta tes D ep a rt­
N E W CHIEF JUSTICE
quarts, whereas relatively few stand­
m ent o f A g r ic u ltu r e .)
ard sizes would satisfy all the de­
Mttny farmers, especially the yoiin-
mands of the trade.
er men, in moving from one region to
The unfair competition of short- another, make serious errors In select­
measure containers has been another ing farms, not because their Judgment
unsatisfactory factor. Certain shrewd is naturally poor, but largely because
packers have found that by slight they know only one set of conditions
modifications In the shape of pack­ anti nre not able to weigh accurately
ages the cubical contents can be re­ all the new factors that must be
duced substantially without noticeably taken Into account, sny specialists
affecting the appearance.
o f the United States Department of
Agriculture. Here the science of
Short-Measure Package.
Commodities sold in these contain­ farm management Is helpful, In that
ers can be offered at a lower price per from the farm-management view­
package than those sold in standard point the farm Is put on a business
packages, but the pri?e by uitft of basis.
weight Is, of course, higher. Often
In doing this, however, the home
Hybrid Tea Rose.
this has caused the general adoption side of the question must always be
othy Perkins, and Gold of Ophir. The o f the short-measure package, and kept In mind. The farm home and
roses were planted in well-fertilized there is no end to this procedure, for the farm business are Inseparable. A
soil and were protected from the wind* once the short measure is recognized desirable farm, from a business
until growth was well established. In as the standard a still shorter one Is standpoint, is nevertheless undesir­
able If It has no soclnl or community
the fall the hushes are protected by put out hy an unscniplous minority.
The six-quart market basket, the advantages. On the other hand, desir­
turning a small nail keg without n
bottom over them and filling in with 14-quart peach basket, the seven- able living conditions are of little or
earth and manure. The beauty and pighths-hushel bean hamper, and the no advantage unless accompanied by
fragrance of these roses tend to weld five-peck lettuce • hamper are easily a successful farm business.
the people more closely to their ranch confused with peck, half-bushel, bush­
A farm may have fine buildings,
el and l*4-bushel baskets.
homes and thus make for more perma
good water supply, excellent roads,
pent agriculture.
Another factor which has caused and other such assets, yet If the soil
William Howard Taft, former I’res-
In this connection It Is well to re­ the addition of many unnecessary is rocky, shallow, or naturally In­
Ident of the United States, ha* I wen
member that there Is no section of the packages Is the lack of a unit which fertile, so that Its productive possi­
appointed chief justice of the Supreme
country where roses cannot he made 1 Is accepted as the basis for all pack­ bilities are distinctly limited, there
court by President Harding and con­
age standards.
I f a manufacturer will be no adequate Income for en­
to thrive, with care.
firmed by the senate. He Is the ninth
wishes to Introduce a crate Into a pro­ joying the other advantages. More­
man to hold that high position.
ducing section normally using the bar­ over, these physical limitations are
Small Tewn'a Many Advantages.
Tlie small town rules America, he- I rel Instead of using the bushel unit, enduring, while the needed Improve­
G ra b s $25,000 B ag
cause, Instead of being a place of ho- | the tendency Is to offer a barrel ments, such us buildings and roads,
Seattle, Wash.—Two bandits Thurs­
crate
or
half-barrel
crate.
At
the
pres
can
be
added
as
means
are
provided.
tels. restaurants und amusements. It i
day snatched u bag containing $25,000
Is a place for normal living— where | ent time the crates and boxes are be­
In currency from a messenger for tho
men walk home to lunch from their ing manufactured In sizes based on
PICK AND PREPARE BERRIES Northw est Trust and Safe Deposit
pia e of business and mow their own the United States standard barrel (105
float lawns and weed their backyard quarts) with its subdivisions, the C are M u st Be E xe rc ise d by G ro w e r company and escaped In an nutomob'lo.
gardens and hid their neighbors across United States cranberry barrel (86
in Shipping B la c k b e rrie s by
either fence the time of day; where 45-64 quarts) with Its subdivisions, the
This Echo Sixty Repeater
Parcel Post.
they not only live In today, hut re­ weight bushel, the heaped bushel, and
A largì* room in tho ensile of Simon-
member yesterday and plan for tomor­ the volume bushel. These different
I f a grower wishes to ship black ! *tn. near Milan, has a romnrknM«
ro w ; where families and communities standards are used because of compet­ berries by parcel post, he should ex­
echo. A pistol shot Is reverbrated
retain, cherish and transmit tradi­ ing packages.
ercise care in picking and packing j fdxty times.
Series of Crates.
tions, there heats the heart of Amer |
the berries. Carelessness In picking
The result may he seen by a glance
lea.—Dodge County (Minn.) Star.
and handling blackberries sometimes j
Canary's Voice Big for 8ize
at the following table:
cansea more Injury to the fruit than I A man's voice could he hoard
W
T h re e S eries o f C ra te s W h ic h C an not
Sanitation Always Pays.
does the treatment given while In I miles away if It had the same carry.
R e a d ily D istin gu ish ed F ro m E a ch O ther.
Some people say that sanitation C ra tes based on U. S. a p p le b a rrel:
transit, say specialists o f the United Ing power In proportion to his woi 14
1-barrel c r a t e .......................... q u a rts 10F»
doesn't pay. Well, It doesn’t pay doc­
States Department of Agricultnr*
as that o f a canary.
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tors and grave diggers, says the Uni­
Success In shipping blackberries la
1-3 b a rrel c r a t e .........................
do
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No Thought of It.
ted States public health service. Be C ra tes based on U. 8. c r a n b e rry b a rrel
dependent largely on favorable weatll
Snider— Loan me $10?
sanitary; seek health before you need 1 1-barrel c r a te .................... q u arts 86 46-64 er conditions and the way in which
Mr b a rrel c r a te ....................
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43 11-32 the fruit is handled In transit.
Jones— Yes, when I come bad. from
It
1-3 b a rrel c r a t e ....................
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Alaska.
The shipping weight of a 18-quart
C ra tes based on sta n d ard bushel:
Snider— Are you thinking of coin*
T a k a C ara o f tho Traaa.
3-bushel c r a t e ................................. q u arts 96 crate of blackle-rrles Is from 27 to .10
to Alaska?
I ’A-bushe] c r a t e ..............................
do 4ft pounds, and the charge for postage to
A city without trees is a desolate
1-bushel c r a t e ..............................
do 32
Jones— No.
place. Yet any city which does not
points within the first and second
A standard unit of measure should postal gone* Is from 31 to 34 cent»
guard Its trees will some day he with­
Sharp.
he Permanent, definite, and of fixed The cost for crate and postage on •
out them.
Jones— Women certainly go b> con­
ind uniform value. The heaped bushel, 18-quart crate of blackberries will
traries.
vhlch Is In common use. Is far from vary, therefore, from 58 to 84 cent»
Keep Everything In Repair.
Bones—That's the truth. You tell s
Holes in the street nre warning» •effit' fixed, nod In many Instances It may he possible at times to ship
woman she Is dull and **he will go out
» » * practically disappeared, more than one kind o f berries In •
against more holes. Ho are hole4 In
( i f her way to cut you.—Cartoon*
t* u f the burean of mar- crate, such as • combination ship
the g nveyard.
Repairs in Pine will
Magazin«.
* r> • r heap has never been meat
d e l*
oh.
BUSINESS BASIS IN
SELECTION OF FARM
First National Hank' Building
N y ssa
G IR L S L O V E TH E M - Our «li; inornl rings
■ "> the h -..rL ..f I hr l.uli .
All llr.t . I i m
Our r as<-liable pilots ease the way.
W h a t should a m an boost m o re fo r than
his to w n —
T h e place th a t sh elters a ll his life hokia
dear,
Perch an ce, his g r a n d s lre ’ s ashes and ths
tales
T h a t old tra d itio n cou ples w ith his n am e?
W h a t should a m an be p rou d er o f than
Just
T h e h arbor o f his n eigh b o rs and his
friends,
T h e place w h e re sm iles o f g r e e tin g sta rt
his d a y
A n d m ark its close.
H is tow n Is this
and m ote.
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LACK OF PACKAGE UNIFORMITY
MEANS MONEY LOSS FOR BUYER
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printing problems fo r o u r
customers, and e a ch o n e
we solve gives u s ju s t t o
much more experience to
apply to the next one.
This it whut keeps us
buty— this is why we are
best equipped to do your
printing in the way it
should he done. Suppose
you ask us to submit
specimens and q u o t e
price.
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