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NURSERY STOCK 



LOGANBERRY~plants for sale direct from the 

 grower. J. P. Aspinwall, Brooks, Oregon. 



CHOICE Loganberry Plants, healthy stock. Rea- 

 sonable prices. Write for quotations. R. C. 

 Deming, Estacada, Oregon. 



STRAWBERRY planFs7 MarshaTT7~Gold "Dollar, 

 Ideal, $5 per thousand postpaid. John Myers, 

 Rochester, Wash. 



SEND FOR OUR NEW PRICE LIST on fruit 

 trees, berry bushes, shade trees and roses. Krause 

 Nursery, Spokane, Washington. 



CORY Thornless Mammoth Blackberry, originated 

 here at Mountain Pass Ranch. Strong plants, 

 $3 dozen, postpaid; also Phenomenal, Logan- 

 berry, Gooseberry, Currant and Giant Crimson 

 Rhubarb. G. S. Wills, Jamestow n, C alifornia. 



STRAWBERRY plants. 100,000 Gold Dollar and 

 New Oregon, $5 per 1,000; Cuthbert and Marl- 

 boro Raspberry plants, $2.50 per 100. Lawson 

 Nursery, Gates, Oreg on. 



SUPERB AND PROGRESSIVE EVERBEAR- 

 ing strawberry plants will solve your fruit ques- 

 tion; 100 plants should give you 100 to 200 

 pts. berries this season if planted early in good 

 soil, kept clean, moist and runners off. They 

 come well packed to you, guaranteed, inspected 

 and prepaid by insured parcel post at: 100, 

 $1.40; 500 at $6; 1000, $11; 2 Lucretia dew- 

 berry plants free with first 1000 orders; Lu- 

 cretia dewberry plants, 75c per dozen, prepaid. 

 N. B. Matthiesson, Model Fruit Farm, Emmett, 

 Idaho. 



FARMS FOR SALE 



BETTER FRUIT 



BABY" CHICKS, six varieties; best stock; prices 

 reasonable . C. N. Need h am, Sa le m, Oregon. 



DAY-OLD CHICKS FOR SALE. O. A. C. 

 White Leghorns; also eggs for hatching. J. L. 

 Russell, Rt. 3, Corvallis, Oregon. 



LIGHT BRAHMA. Bred to lay, winners wherever 

 shown, stock and hatching eggs. Chas. Bylsma, 

 Route 1, b ox 278, Seattle, Wash. 



BUFF LEGHORNS and Thompson Ringlet 

 Barred Rocks, Cockerels, $5.00. Circular free. 

 Bush Farm, Rt. 3, Portland, Oregon. 



MINORCAS. black, whTte; utility and exhibition. 

 Eggs. Catalog free. C. E. Murray, route 1, 

 San Diego, Cal. 



S. C. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS May 2 and 

 24 delivery, $15.00 per 100. Standard Poultry 

 Farm, Monmouth, Ore gon. 



TRAPNESTED BARRED ~ROCK and White 

 Leghorn eggs and chicks, $1.50 per IS; $8.00 

 per 100. Lendell Stock and Poultry Farm, 

 Elmira, Oregon. 



A FEW choice Cockerels— R. I. Reds and 

 Whites, both combs. Dark red and pure white. 

 High grade quality. Show winners. Bred from 

 best strains in America. Mammoth Toulouse 

 Geese. Winners. Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. 

 Bird Bros, strain. Egg orders solicited. High- 

 land Fruit and Poultry Ranch, J. Nonnenmacher, 

 R. 3, Y'akima, Wash. 



SALESMEN WANTED 



MEN with proven ability capable of selling a line 

 of high grade nursery stock on a commission 

 contract. Weekly cash advance. Splendid ter- 

 ritory may be had by answering immediately. 



SALEM NURSERY CO. 

 427 Oregon Building Salem, Oregon 



AUTOMOBILES 



April, 1921 



WANTED— To hear from owner of good ranch 

 for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. 

 F Mvisli, Minneapolis, Minn. 



WANT to hear from parties having farm for sale. 

 Give particulars and lowest price. John J. Black, 

 197t h St., Chipp ewa Falls, Wi sconsin. 



CUT-OVER and Developed Lands, 15 to 25 miles 

 N. E. Spokane; extra good soil; spring brooks; 

 grows grain, vegetables, hay, fruits; several 

 developed ranches; few stock ranches; $10 to 

 $20 acre; 10 years' time, 6 per cent interest. 

 Free lumber. Write owners for free book. Ed- 

 wards & Bradford Lumber Co., Elk, Washington. 



POULTRY 



S. C. W. L. HATCHING EGGS, Hollywood 

 Strain, $7.00 in 100 lots. Mrs. Rominger, 

 Underwood, Wash. 



34-TON Buick truck, pneumatics in front, solids 

 in rear; mechanically good. Old price $475. 

 Now $350. Terms. 



USED CARS— THAT'S ALL. 



AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO. 



1017 Sprague Ave., Main 4176, Spokane, Wash. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



THE CUTLER FRUIT GRADER is the LEADER 

 Nearly 1,000 now in use. The market demands 

 well-sized fruit. Use a CUTLER GRADER and 

 better your pack. Built for both box and barrel 

 packing — in small and large models. Send for 

 literature. Cutler Mfg. Co., 353 E. 10th St., 

 Portland. Oregon. 



KENTUCKY"S extra fine chewing and smoking 

 tobacco. Aged in bulk, 2 years old; nice and 

 mellow. Long silky leaf; best grade, 15 pounds, 

 $6.80; second grade, 10 pounds, $4, postpaid. 

 Satisfaction guaranteed. Reference, First Na- 

 tional Bank, Bardwell. Adams Brothers, Bard- 

 well, Ky. 



lraung makes it easy to get label 

 and carton service QjoU&=z>*^ 

 There's a Traung- trained man less 

 than n hours by mail from you- 

 this is localized service by a coast- 

 -wide institution 



SanFrancisco- Stockton 

 Sacramento- Seattle 

 Portland- Fresno 



Tacoma 



GROW Ginseng. $12 per lb.; many others. How 

 to know them. How to grow them. Send for 

 Free Instruction Book and Price List. Twitchell 

 Co., West Milan, N. H. 



WANTED— A position on a farm for the sum- 

 mer, by a young man of experience from Ohio. 

 Prefer a place near Spokane. Best of references. 

 State wages. Fred Sprinkle, Polk, Ohio. 



TOBACCO— Kentucky's Homespun ^Smoking or 

 chewing; mild or strong; fine grade; aged and 

 mellowed, like old wine in the cellar; 10 lbs., 

 $3.50, 15 lbs., $4.75, 5-lb. sample. $2.00, post- 

 paid. Reference First National Bank. Waldrop 

 Brothers, Murray, Ky. 



U. S. NAVY TENTS SPECIAL— While they 

 last— 9x9, 12-ounce at $12.00. These are fine 

 value and make pretty cheap housing for your 

 extra help. Also have limited number tent flies — 

 fine for wagon covers— 10x15, $9.00. Alaska 

 Junk Co., 203 Front St., Portland. Oregon. 



ARROW CARBOLINEUMldihT^hTcken mites 

 in poultry houses. Preserves wood against rot 

 and premature decay. Write for circular and 

 prices. Carbolineum Wood Preserving Co., 222 

 E. Water St., Portland, Ore gon. 



BOOKKEEPER — Learn complete elementary 

 bookkeeping in your spare time at home. Makes 

 income tax reports easy. Only $37.50. Write 

 for terms. The Lincoln Institute, Spokane, 

 Wash. 



Baby Chicks from the 

 Famous O. A. C. Strain 



Eggs from 221-egg 

 from 300-egg hens, 

 guaranteed free from white diarrhoea. 



Deliveries begin February 15, 1921. 



PORTLAND SEED COMPANY 

 180 Front Street Portland, Oregon 



Kills prairie dogs, trrocnd hogB, 

 ground Bqoirrela, pocket goph- 

 ers. Saves alfalfa. Experiment- 

 al stations approve. 1000 tablets 

 P. P. $1.50. Warranted. Ask 

 your druggist 



Yakima Expects Big Crop 



REPORTS from the Yakima valley 

 are to the effect that fruit of all 

 varieties has wintered exceedingly well 

 and prospects for a bumper crop this 

 year are very bright. 



Barring the unforseen, authorities 

 who are in touch with the fruit crop 

 prospects in this region this year esti- 

 mate that the apple crop there will be 

 close to 12,000 cars. This estimate was 

 recently made by the state department 

 of agriculture workers who also esti- 

 mate that it will require 9,000,000 

 boxes to pack out the 1921 crop. If 

 this estimate proves to be anywhere near 

 accurate it will require 1,500 cars of 

 lumber to make Yakima's apple boxes, 

 while 4,500,000 pounds of paper will 

 be necessary to provide fruit wrappers. 

 Its expenditure for boxes alone is ex- 

 pected to be considerably over $1,000,- 

 000 and the bill for fruit wraps to total 

 over $-100,000. 



Yakima's total fruit shipments dur- 

 ing the past season approached the 10,- 

 000 car mark with a valuation of over 

 $12,000,000- 



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