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for separating the cream from the milk? A. The whole milk chaps turn over the entire | rocess to the calves. Q Are the patrons of cheese and but ter factories in your section satisfied witli lie results obtained, and if not satisfied, what stems to be the cause of dissatis faction? A. No, sir! The cream will not fur nish enough "boodle to liquidate the drum item; that is what hurts a Mis- Rounan. Q Do many people store ice in your Bevtioll, and is the practice becoming general? A. We are just beginning to "whoop up" the business big. Most farmers are now storing a sufficiency for summer use. Q. What kind of butter packages are used for storing and marketing butter? Creameries and farm dairies use the a3h fwkin. "Mossbacks" from ibeOsage timbers bring it tied up in a rag and as tride old "Dobbin" or a mule. Q. In churning do you practice ihe granular process? A. You can't stuff that granulating "biz"' down an> one from south of Ma son and Dixon's line. Q. If you th'nk of any information not Inquired for above regarding dairy ing in your section or matters pertaining thereto we will be greatly obliged if you will ro!i.nu;nicate it to us. A. I ran think of heaps of inforn a tion, but who is going to pay for the ink and tlie wear and tear of brains? Another dairyman in Ford county, 111., with a facetious turn of mind, wrote as follows: "The ftinners in this section keep cow boarding houses, furnish poor board and lod)£:n^, and as a natural ronsequenre re ceive mighty poor pay." The above, was simply a terse way of expressing the conditions of dairying quite common at that time in a good nr.any sections of the country. But it is hoped they are better now, and con stantly improving. Clinton, loiea. Women seem better adapted than men for some of the work connected with the home dairy. A well-bred calf must be well fed to make a good cow —remember that. Dairy cows need the food that makes milk —not fat. Ed. Adams' Sons. Wholesale Commission. Dealers in Oranges, Lemons, Bananas. Ap ples, Potatoes, Beans. Nuts. Poultry, Game and Dressed Hogs, Veal. Butier, Eggs and Cheese; also Grain, Feed and Hay. References by permission-London & San Francisco Bank, Scandinavian-American Bank, West Coast Grocery Co., Tacoma; the Washington Finance Trust Co., Kllenslmrg. 1531-1533 Pacific Aye., TACOMA, Wash. Seattle Rubier Stamp and Novelty Co. Manufacturers of Seals. Rubber Stamps, Stencils and Badges. 335 TTesler ; "Way, SEATTLE. RANCHE AND.] RANGE. ; THE BUSINESS END ;: I OF BUSINESS. That's What We Teach! <■ n Modern methods in Book-keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting. Send ♦ for list of graduates now holding positions. Catalogue and specimen of ' ,| beautiful pen work free. All inquiries cheerfully answered. \\ ' ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE, 'atlle ilU(»1 1 *&* BoUdlm, ' 1 ■ Seattle, wash. n * -• •••••»•••»>>•••»»••••»»»•»»••••••••••••••♦•••••» »->-»' | : J^^s-4 J^««*i,& (n|'^!^ai|<ff I #!>"!-<% fflonft r™iYl^ T r «y >>^ &S p§ il» SR.i# €«.i^J> Doctrinir tM$ • FllMiS? /sumuiov 1 dEbINUUI MTanrfirajt siJgW»s*. STuISBT HEMS *ORrBT«ciHAKiu& f/jfesffrfe-J^Gf' jmmm± j/to«>.l cJ^J' vS i Ask your grocer for the above Home Made P^lotjur* and buy GRAIN, FEED and SEEDS at MILL* STORE, = Opposite Rostoffice. Horn ©seekers Good Opportunity Upon reasonable terms we can furnish you I will g'vc the use for a term of five years a choice 5,10 or 20 acre tract one mile west of of 20 acres of fine land one mile west of North North Yakima. Prolific soil, permanent Yakima, upon condition of same being water right, beautiful location. For further plowed and improved. For further informa information address, lion address. SORRY BROS., Dortri Yakima, Washington. A 1 \kk* 1 a Scientific Horseshoer. Gen- KH \l\f lICm Zl S eral blacksmithing-, woodwork, carriage * I^* *-.a^.^^*.<w repairing- and painting. Skilled workmen. The Best Work at Fair Prices. SHOP—Corner B and Front Streets .... North Yakima, Wash. I PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. f We manufacture Rough and Dressed Lumber / ) Fruit and Berry Boxes of every description. f <; Conrad Bros. - Tampico, Wash. ) Th& Old Centennial House MRS. NELLIE ROBERTSON, PROPRIETOR. -■■:',:'.:' ?■■"■'•'-■'"*■>■■■-;'■'■-■ ■./—."- <-■■.'. ••■ Good Rooms, Good Beds, Good Meals. Rates, $1 per Day. Rooms and Meals, $4.50 per Week. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. i > ♦••••••••••••••••••••••••■•■ ••■•••*••••••••••• •••••>•♦• 11 ;| EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! ' [[ Don't sell them at 10c per dozen. '[' :: -~™=~=e STORE THEM WITH US ~^f :; • and make from 100 to ISO percent next fall. Send for our " [\ instructions and prices. . '! :: Seattle Automatic Refrigerating Co. Chas. E. Crane, Manager ;: