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Mosier Fruit Growers' Association, Mosicr, 

 Oregon. 



Northwestern Fruit Exchange, Stuart Build- 

 ing, Seattle, Washington. 



Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers' Association. 

 Payette, Idaho. 



Okanogan Growers' Union, Okanogan. Wash- 

 ington. 



North Pacific Fruit Distributors, Spokane. 

 Washington. 



Rogue River Fruit and Produce Association, 

 Medford, Oregon. 



Wenatchee North Central Fruit Distributors, 

 Wcna tehee, Washington. 



Wenatchee Apple Land Co., Paulsen Build- 

 ing, Spokane. Washington. 



White Bros. & Clllin, North Yakima, Wash- 

 ington. 



Blalock Fruit and Produce Co., Walla, Walla, 

 Washington. 



Wenatchee Produce Company, Wenatchee. 

 Washington. 



Northern Fruit Company, Wenatchee, Wash- 

 ington. 



E. Wagner & Son. Wenatchee, Washington. 



Clarke-Oliver Apple Company, Wenatchee, 

 Washington. 



Wenatchee Growers' Exchange, Wenatchee. 

 Washington. 



Sunnyslope Fruit Exchange, Wenatchee, 

 Washington. 



Richey & Gilbert Company, Toppenish, 

 Washington. 



Hood River Fruit Company, Hood River, 

 Oregon. 



Cashmere Apple Company, Cashmere, Wash- 

 ington 



Earl Fruit Company of the Northwest, 

 Mohawk Building, Spokane, Washington. 



White Salmon Valley Growers' Association, 

 White Salmon, Wasshington. 



Dennis, Kimball & Pope, Inc., Medford, Ore- 

 gon (E. M. McKeany). 



Omak Fruit Growers, Inc., Omak, Wash- 

 ington. 



Yakima Commercial Club Association, North 

 Yakima, Washington. 



Willamette Valley Fruit Exchange, Alvadote, 

 Oregon. 



Peshastin Fruit Growers' Association, Peshas- 

 tin, Washington. 



Growers' Service Company, North Yakima. 

 Washington. 



Dufur Orchard Co-Owners' Company, The 

 Dalles, Oregon. 



Montana Fruit Distributors, Hamilton. Mon- 

 tana. 



Baker-Langdon Orchard Company, Walla 

 Walla, Washington. 



Skookum Packers' Association, Leavenworth, 

 Washington. 



Apple Growers* Association, Hood River, 

 Oregon. 



(THE QOOD PUDGE TELLS WHICH IS BE rTEK.AHDWHV ifijj 



These Suggestions Will Help in the 

 Fly Campaign. 



The Missouri College of Agriculture 

 has received many requests for sugges- 

 tions in conducting fly campaigns. Ob- 

 servation of the following steps will 

 bring effective results: (1) Kill as many 

 flies as possible when they appear in 

 spring. These first flies are the parents 

 of the millions of germ-laden flies that 

 will make life miserable throughout the 

 summer. One fly killed early in the 

 spring is equal to millions killed in 

 August or September. (2) Endeavor to 

 prevent flies from breeding or feeding 

 on the premises. Some flies will escape, 



ORCHARD YARN 



Listen, Orchardists: Now is the time 

 to tie your fruit trees. All limbs can be 

 readily seen; the spurs are less easily 

 broken off than later; the saving of time 

 is considerable and yarn is probably as 

 cheap as it will be this season. Orchard 

 Yarn is the correct method of supporting 

 trees and the saving of a few trees is 

 worth the cost of the yarn for an entire 

 orchard. 



Sold by all dealers. If they cannot supply 

 you, please order direct from 



The Portland Cordage Company 



Portland, Oregon Seattle, Washington 



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good many people are looking into what makes 



men change over to W-B CUT and stick to it 



Tobacco is tobacco, but all chewing, isn't all 



so. 



tobacco. You don't have gummy excess sweetening 

 to chew out of W-B CUT, before you get down to sat- 

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 —and the richest, sappiest tobacco that grows. You 

 notice the difference at once — W=B CUT goes twice as 

 far as ordinary plug. 



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"our experience with 

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Mercer Pacific Coast Agc'y, 



San Francisco— "Zerolene 

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