The Bozeman courier., August 27, 1926, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

Image provided by: Montana Historical Society; Helena, MT

                
KEEN COHPEffllN
IN APPLE MARKET
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Crop in Montana Is Bumper One
But Country's Yield Is
Larger Than Last Year
While Montana apple growers will
enjoy a much more favorable pro
duction season, harvesting from pres
ent indications a crop of 499,000 bush
els, they will encounter competition
from a much larger national produc
tion than last year, according to in
formation compiled by the state de
partment of agriculture in co-opera
tion with the federal division of crop
estimates. .
Total production of apples in the
United States is now estimated at
218,620,000 bushels compared with
171,706,000 bushels in 1925 and 169,
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY THIS SULPHUR
Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho
Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist
Because of its germ destroying proper
ties, this sulphur preparation instantly
brings ease from skin irritation, soothes
and heals the eczema right up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin
trouble should get a little jar of Rowles
Mentho-Sulphur from any good drug
gist and use it like a cold cream.
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Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
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which contains proven directions.
Handy "Rayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 ami 100—Druggists.
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When the piercing wind sneaks through
the cracks, when your coal bin is empty
and the furnace door has the look of a
hungry dragon, it's too late to' wonder
why you weren't prepared.
It's the wise man who looks ahead—and
when you come to think of it, it's not so
far ahead—only a few months.
Be Prepared! You know the old saying
An ounce of prevention . . . . " Order
your coal NOW!
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600,000 bushels overage production
in tile period 1921-1925. The United
States commercial crop is placed at
39,699,000 barrels compared with 33,
044,000 barrels last year and the five
year average of 30,109,000 barrels.
Among western states Washington,
Oregon, Colorado and California show
increased total and commercial pro
duction compared with last year, with
Idaho the only important state show
ing a decrease. Arkansas while show
ing a decrease in total crop, expects
a slightly larger commercial crop
than last year.
Among far eastern states all im
portant producers show increased
production this year, including such
states as Maine, Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Im
portant central Atlantic states in
cluding Virginia, West Virginia and
North Carolina show a relatively
large increase with Virginia having a
total production and commercial pro
duction both more than double that
of last year.
SPECIAL RATES VIA
N. P. TO STATE FAIR
The Northern Pacific railway has
announced special excursion round
trip fares for the Montana State
fair at Helena, September 6-11, from
all stations on its lines in Montana,
and from Anaconda ,on the Butte
Anaconda and Pacific railway.
The dates of sale will be Septem
ber 4-11, inclusive, with a final re
turn limit of September 13.
37 BUSHELS AN ACRE.
Thirty-seven bushels an| acre for
a 250-aCre crop of winter wheat was
reported laste week by Scott Duncan,
who finished threshing on his ranch
near Springhill.
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George Washington, "Father of Our
Country," whose portrait will be
shown, etched in lines of fire against
the night sky, at the Grand Fireworks
Display at the Fourth Annual Gal
latin County Fair, September 22, 23,
and 24.
STOCK JUDGING
TEAMS CHOSEN
Under (the supervision of R. L.
Waddell, livestock specialist, and
Louis Vinke.of the animal husbandry
department, a livestock judging con
test was held Saturday afternoon at
the State college for Rhe purpose of
selecting two junior stock judging
teams to représente Gallatini county
ate the Statt» and Midland Empire
fairs.
Raymond Ross, Carl Stdmson, and
Mason Thompson were chosen to go
to the Helena fair, while Lawrence
Moore, Robert Overstreet, and Fran
cis Niven were selected to compete at
Billings.
Young Ross, with 739 points out of
a possible 800, won high individual
honors. The standing of other com
petitors follows:
Robert Overstreet, 729; Carl Stim
son, 724; Lawrence MoOre, 697; Fran
cis Niven, 696; Miason Thompson, 690;
Lester Schultz, 685; Sherman Smith,
672; Max Overstreet, 668; Guy Kemp,
637; George Sime, 600; Dave Border,
598. _
. Laät year Gallatin county's junior
stock judging team won the state
championship at the Midland Empire
fair.
CANADA'S BUTTER OUTPUT.
OTTAWA, Ont. —The quantity of
creamery butter-in Canada in 1925
was 179,932,993 pounds, valued
$66,933,456, according to a'report is
sued by the department of trade and
commerce,
that of the preceding year by more
than 1,000,000 pounds, and the value
by over $6,000,000. The production
of 1925, as regards Loth quantity and
value, is the largest in the history of
the industry. All the provinces,
cepting Ontario, Alberta and British
Columbia, show increases in quantity
cf product
The quantity exceeds
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Corvallis — Cheese factory here
uses 33,000 pounds of milk daily.
The Oldest
Domestic Electric
Refrigerator
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Enjoy
Its Convenience
While You ^Pay
K elvinator,
the* oldest system
of domestic electric re
frigeration, can be in
stalled in your own re
frigerator and paid for
on easy terms.
The installation takes
but a few hours time,
and from then on your
refrigerator will actu
ally keep itself cold.
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Why bother with old
; time refrigeration when
' just a telephone call will
rid you of its annoyance
forever?
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MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Glasgow—Work being rushed on
Fra zier- Wolf Point highway. Parts
will be surfaced this fall.
Glendive—New Mountain States
telephone line being completed to
Miles City.
Hamilton— Sixty five thousand
cherry trees to be planted in Bitter
Root valley.
Shelby — Inter-Provincial Oils,
American-Canadian corporation, will
prospect for oil.
Blaine county farmers will raise
certified* potatoes this year, worth
$135,000.
Forty-four oil wells now being
drilled in Kevin-Sunburst district.
Shelby — Construction begins on
$31,793 Methodist church.
Ronan —Flathead Independent Tele
phone company rebuilding system for
better service.
Ronan —Local creamery may be or
ganized here.
Belt — County is rebuilding 10
bridges lost in recent freshet.
State apple crop estimated at 499,
000 bushels; last year's was 80,000
bushels.
Red Lodge—Bearcreek road to be
straightened and resurfaced; county
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^ uy 8 ^ ee ^ snow fences for winter
use.
Hinsdale—Grain yields up to 50
bushels an acre reported here.
Montana public utilities pay taxes
on assessed value of $286,009,916;
railroads $227,021,280, and power
lines $51,486,587.
Montana shipped 45 cars of butter
during June, against 42 for June,
1925.
Columbus—Deposit of chromium,
said to be largest in world, is dis
covered he?re. Can be sold at half
price of ore imported from Rhodesia.
Montana public school fund re
ceives $1,000 a day from oil royal
ties.
Phillipsburg — Maxville Gold and
Silver company begins 100-ton flota
tion mill.
Missoula—Western Montana 1926
wheat will require 100 more cars thin
in 1926.
Opheim—New Great Northern ex
tension road will handle $,000,000
bushels wheat. .
Helena—University of Louisiana
buys heavily of Montana certified
seed potatoes.
Montana crops promise to be worth
$12,000,000 more this year than last.
Threshing machine sales this year
break all Montana records.
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SPECIAL VALUES IN
Boys' and Girls' School Hose
Two Famous Brands—Eiffel and Black Cat
GIRLS' SPORT RIB SCHOOL HOSE
BOYS' BLACK HOSE
35C and 39C
35c
3 pair $1.00
The wearing qualities of this stocking are
guaranteed by the maker and by us. Comes
in black and brown; sizes 6 to
3 nairp for $1.00
Fine quality mercerized lisle in all sizes
from 6 to 9*4, in Sand Carmel. A sav
ing of ten cents a pair from regular price.
CHILDREN'S HALF AND THREE
QUARTER LENGTH SOX
BOYS' AND GIRLS' DURABILITY
SCHOOL HOSE
25c - $1.19
25c and 29c
Plain color or fancy. All colors and many
pretty combinations in silk and mercerized
lisle
Instead' of 29c and 35c
Two styles, plain for boys and fancy rib
for girls. These come in black, dark
brown, sand, buck and white; sizes 5
to 10.
BOYS' ROUGH AND READY HOSE
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35c
Another dependable hard service hose in
black and broWn; all sizes.
BOYS' EDUCATOR HOSE
50c
INDIAN HEAD SUITING
THE PERFECT SCHOOL FABRIC
The best ho^e possible for rough and
tumble boys wear, linen heels and toes,
black and brown; sizes 6 to llVfe
Yard
50c
MISSES AND WOMENS $1.25
CHARMEUSE BLOOMERS
If Indian head Suiting fades from any
cause your money back with dressmaker
charges for making. Comes in black, navy
2 shades of blue, three shades of tan,
peach, pink, red rose, wisteria, gray,
orange, langerine, etc.
$1.00
Fifteen popular shades, single or doable
elastic cuffs, perfectly finished.
BOZEMAN WOMAN'S CLUB COOK BOOKS FOR SALE HERE
A real Cook Book of more than two hundred pages of tried and tested receipts
ing, and baking etc.
for
Montana's great grain drop this
year may bring 60,000 new farmers
to state.
Anaconda company manufactures
25 per cent of the world's copper pro
ducts.
New vein of coal, 40 feet thick, re
ported near Medicine Lodge.
Great Falls—Corn and Livestock
show, Sept. 30 to October 2, prom
ises (to have best exhibits on record.
Shelby—Ohio Oil company brings
in producer on Dachsteiner lease,
south slope.
Sale of Rice-Fulton leases in Kevin
Sunburst field, to Julian Petroleum
of California for $3,000,000, brings
powerful independent operator into
field.
Montana business failures for six
months decrease 16 per cent, and lia
bilities decrease almost 50 per cent.
Cascade county buys $15,000 of
road machinery.
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BUICK COUPE, 1922 MODEL
New Set of Tires
BUICK TOURING, 1918 MODEL
Good Mechanical Condition
REO TOURING, 1923 MODEL
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Unusually Good Condition
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CADILLAC SEDAN, V-57 MODEL
Balloon Equipped
GARDNER SEDAN, 1924 MODEL
New Tires
Bozeman Auto Co.
Phone 168
202 W. Main
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Kevin—Big West Oil company will
build 4-inch pipe line from Keriu
Sunburst field.
Butte*—lAirdsley-Butte Mining cor
poration installs machinery for heavy
production.
Billings—New* rig going up on Dia
mond-Leut hold leese in Big Lake
field.
Montana products this year should
bring $340,000,000, $15,000,000 more
than in 1925.
Bainville — Chemical laboratory
branch is established here to grade
and analyze grains. Tests show this
year's wheat to be above average in
quality and protein.
Bitter Root cheese factories make
enough cheese from 5,000 cows to
supply all Montana.
Stevensville—Creamery which made
600,000 pounds butter last year, will
increase 50,000 pounds this year.