. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. ^ow long should a shingle roof last? Answer that by another question How much service in a tractor? De- pends largely on the care you take of it. Same for a shingle roof. Unless you fill the pores c f the wood with a weather-resisting preservative, natural oils will evaporate, rain will soak in, then shingles will warp and crack under the hot sun and wither- ing winds. Oronite Shingle Oil made by Standard Oil Company (California),is easy to apply, and will save your shingle roofs or shingled side-walls many a repair job. A tight, well-laid roof treated with it sh
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. ^ow long should a shingle roof last? Answer that by another question How much service in a tractor? De- pends largely on the care you take of it. Same for a shingle roof. Unless you fill the pores c f the wood with a weather-resisting preservative, natural oils will evaporate, rain will soak in, then shingles will warp and crack under the hot sun and wither- ing winds. Oronite Shingle Oil made by Standard Oil Company (California),is easy to apply, and will save your shingle roofs or shingled side-walls many a repair job. A tight, well-laid roof treated with it should last a life- time. Our agent near you will tell you the success others have had with Oronite Shingle Oil in securing longer roof life. Ask him, too, for color-mixing formulas. STANDARD OIL COMPA^fV (California) BONITE SHINGLE OIL. Mntical WE SAVE YOU MONEY! SHEET M«rchandi*« W. Martius Music House, Inc. MUSIC Write 1009 Fir»t Avenue, Seattle, Wathington Write U* Everything Known in Music Ua of the crow no bird has been subject to so much criticism as he. When he is seen scrambling over fruit trees and his hole is found in the bark it is concluded that he is doing harm. The woodpecker obtains a large part of his food from the trees. Most birds must get their insect food from the air or the surface of the bark, but the woodpecker is able to get many larva and grubs beneath the bark. He is able to locate his hidden prey with great accuracy and often cuts small holes directly to the burrows of the grubs. He rarely disfigures a tree that is healthy, but when he finds a tree infested with wood-boring larvae, he locates the insects accurately, draws them out and devours them. Among the smaller woodpeckers are the hairy and downy. Both of these are birds from which the prchardist and forester have nothing to fear and much to gain. The number of useful insects which they eat is insignificant, while the number of destructive larva they destroy must have a very great effect in red
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