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Look at the above Home 

 You Can Build it Yourself! 



Simply ''follow our plans." They are simple 

 and easy— anybody can do it. No building 

 expense necessary just your time and a 

 hammer. 



Here's the way - we furnish the lumber, trim, finish, 

 lioors, windows, paint, stain, nails, hardware, plaster, 

 or interior wall board — all numbered to fit the plans. 



Follow the plans — you can't go wrong. The result — 

 an economically built home, permanent, substantial 

 and attractive. NOT a portable house. Satisfaction 

 guaranteed. 



Your own ideas carried out, if preferred. Plans for 

 any sized house furnished. Send for illustrated cata- 

 logue. It shows homes you can build easily, quickly 

 and economically. Write Today. 



Ready Built House Company 



978 Broadway PORTLAND, OREGON 



YOU W ANT THE BEST SPRAYER 



You want to save time, 



temper, trouble and trees. 



You want to raise fruit thai 



brings the highest pricei. 



You want to know all about 



ur sprayer before you buy. 



PThere is more you ought to 



^ItDow. Do You Want To 



I Know The Price? 



sixes' 

 Write for 

 Oataiogne So 



Manulacturers 1 82 Morrison St., Portland, Ore. 



Made of heavy weight duck and so 

 arranged as to equalize the load on both 

 shoulders. 



The openings are arranged so both 

 hands can be used in picking, and the 

 drawstring is arranged so the fruit can be 

 let out at the bottom in emptying the bag. 



The bag can be let down to the bottom 

 of the box before opening .the drawstring, 

 thus not bruising the fruit. 



This is the best and handiest arrange- 

 ment for picking fruit that has ever been 

 offered. A trial will convince even the 

 most skeptical. 



SAMPLE, POSTPAID, $1.00 

 AGENTS WANTED 



Barker Maiinfactiiriiig: Co. 



35 Ambrose St. ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



BETTER FRUIT 



neaii.v colil iidd snuill pieces of cantlied 

 :il)|)le. Serve with whipijed cream. 



IJrown Betty — Pare, core and chop 

 six apples. I'hice a layer of bread 

 crumbs in a well buttered baking dish, 

 then a layer of apples, sprinkle with 

 Ijrown sugar and cinnamon; repeat till 

 the ilish is nearly full. Pour on milk 

 until it comes nearly to the top of the 

 apples, add a few pieces of butter and 

 bake about three-quarters of an hour. 

 Serve with a hard sauce. 



Apple Dumpling — (kit rich pie crust 

 into four-inch squares. In the center 

 heap half a cup of sliced apple, sprinkle 

 with sugar and cinnamon. Moisten the 

 edges with the white of egg, press the 

 etlges together. Bake about forty min- 

 utes. When nearly done brush with 

 white of egg and sprinkle with sugar. 

 Serve with pudding sauce or sweetened 

 cream. 



Apple Tarts — Fill tarts with apple 

 custard and bake. When cold cover 

 with a sptxmful of whipped cream, put 

 a spoonful of red api)le jelly in center 

 and serve. 



Apple Cake — One cuj) sugar, one-half 

 cup shortening, two eggs, one-half cuj) 

 sour milk, one-half cup molasses, one 

 i-up thick, sweetened apple sauce, one 

 teas|)()on cinnamon, one level teaspoon 

 soda, three cups flour, six level tea- 

 spoons baking i)owiler. Cream the 

 sugar and shortening, add egg yolks 

 and beat, then add the sour milk, mo- 

 lasses and ai)ple sauce, then soda dis- 

 solved in a little water. Sift the baking 

 Ijowder and cinnamon with the Hour 

 and add to the mixture; beat well, add- 

 ing the well beaten whites last. Bake 

 in dripping pan, loaves or in gem tins. 



Apple Cobbler — Pare and slice sulli- 

 cient tart apples to till a pudding ilish 

 three-quarters full, sprinkle generously 

 with sugar and a little spice if desired. 

 .\dd a little water. Cover with a rich 

 baking powder biscuit crust without 

 rolling out. Leave a hole in the top for 

 the steam to escape. Bake half an hour. 

 Serve with rich pudding sauce. 



September 



Foreign Apple Markets 



Last year arrangements were made 

 by marketing organizations in the 

 Northwest and permanent offices estab- 

 lished in England to enable the ship- 

 l)ing concerns of the Northwest to keep 

 in closer touch with Kuropean consum- 

 ing ])oints. These representatives will 

 undoubtedh- be instrumental in increas- 

 ing the exports of ap])les to such ports 

 as London, Liverpool and Manchester 

 in IJisland, Clasgow in Scotland, Ham- 

 burg and Bremen in (iermany, Paris in 

 France, (Christiana and Bergen in Nor- 

 way, Stockholm, ("lOthenburg and Malmo 

 in Sweden, Copenhagen in Denmark, 

 Rotterdam in Holland, Antwerp in Bel- 

 gium and Helsingfors in Finland, l-'rom 

 these large cities practically ;ill of the 

 smaller cities in these dilferent coun- 

 tries can be supplied, and it is to be 

 ho|)ed the establishment of ollices in 

 l.ngland will be instrumental in clfect- 

 ing an increase in Luropean consimi])- 

 tion of apples. 



Disk Tools for Intensive Tillage 



There isn't a farmer in America but 

 who should own at least one Cutaway 

 (I 'lark) disk harroxv or plow. 



Over 100 Styles and Sizes 



Ask us about llu' Dniuri: .\i;tion Engine 

 H.\RRow, ihe Dot HLi; Actio.n — Rkgvlar, the 

 D(ii-Bi,i-: Action — Extension Heau — (for 

 orcliartl work I, the Single Action — Regvi..\h. 

 the Single .\i:tion — I-'xtension Head — (for 

 orchard work I. the liesH ANrj lino Plow, the 

 Corn and C.utton Harro\\'. the Rkiht I^ap 

 r*i.ow, the CALiFdRNiA Orchard I*low, or tlie 

 one-hni se iijirro\\s ami cultivators, whichever 

 it ma>- be that you need. .\sk your dealer to 

 show 'you a ("aVaway iC.lxkk) machine. Do 

 lint accept a substitute. Write us for catalog. 



The Cutaway Harrow Company 



Maker of the oriijiiml CLAIiK (/i.vA horrou-s and j'tows 

 AlO Main Strret, ^i.^^m* Hisganani, Conn 

 BOOK FREE | . The disks are 



••The Soil A forged sharp 



and Intensive ' ' 



Tillage" 



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Store Your Apples 

 in Spokane 



The Natural Storage Center 



Take advantage of storage iu 

 transit rate and the better mar- 

 ket later. Write us for our dry 

 and cold storage rate and infor- 

 mation. 



Ryan & Newton 

 Company 



Spokane, Washing-ton 



Perfect Trees 



Perfect Fruit 



The fruit grower's greatest problem is 

 to combat successfully the ravages of 

 pests, insects and blight. Perfect fruit — 

 the kind that produces the real money — 

 is impossible where trees are affected 

 or diseased. After years of experimenta- 

 tion and practical tests I have a product 

 that is marvelouslv effective. 



"Mustonia" 



Powerful Antiseptic and Germicide 

 Solution 



For Blight. Codling Moth. Thrip. Green 

 and Black Fly. Mildew, etc. 



Spray with Mustonia three or four 

 times a year and your trees will be 

 healthy and vigoious; their producing 

 efflciencv will be increased to the maxi- 

 mum. Roses, flowers, plants respond 

 quickly. Give Mustonia the hardest trial 

 vou can: absolutely warranted where 

 simple in.structions are followed. Write 

 toilav for literature, instructions for 

 usiiit; and lielpful suggestions on tree 

 Itlantins. root trimming, etc. 



E. Leech, F.R.H.S. 



Stevensville. Montana 



WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS MENTION BETTER FRUIT 



WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS MENTION BETTER FRUIT 



