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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG KTWS.Rr.VIEW MONDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1924. . FOUR TSC '" '"' m TLBE E0 W -j .1 J ' is" Vi, A ! Dietlca, Cooking and Prwervlrfl. I vC""Sk ' rTTv-ri V 1 i and Kindred Subject, to B . f V, 2 Tffl Mk Taught by Expert From . t knrT WfI TVtfi very Inler-Mlm; to all of the wo- - f 1 WflWfi VUVtiMKn Lx5fi5.A f&'JWP f'J&'.llW V ch..l wen- aehnmied. Thla work j T , . jkM f K tkfW&S Ijlpl 5T V d-als o closely with the health of I 7 ' Jtltf&'LZ- 'L 1 V'.V liV ft! 1 7 X I VI X'.4 ,V .irJ! 1(c) r M tlwooo l M 11 OVV is the time for flour and if vou want good bakings, remember to order Feather flake Flour. THE BETTER STORES SELL THIS QUALITY FLOUR. I i K K if V it S- X -s- J m 1 ar JV - "A. Snf 'S' Nwt arS I "akcs Bread Light as aTcathcri Every sack contains a written guarantee, assuring you absolute satisfaction or your lrioney back. ONLY THE BEST STORES SELL FEATHERf LAKE. ZONE MEETING HELD ilrt-M. A rfsolnf Ion was unani- 1 minify miitinrti iiivorniK iiih rn- A tou nicliiu: v.is luld In timution of tit'- lif.tllh unit In IIo.st'burK Saiunlay, villi pihciIi hI ( Ihnilas rounty. j ly i'Viry tcarht r i-f Hit- zmii' j o : Jut. A fln nn-i-IHiK was h-ltl. tln-; Colli wrMlu-r will play pranks i lirofcritni bviuv rlom-lv fnllowfil. A- Mill your luallh uiilfs you nr V. Carli'lim, of Ih" I " n i i m i t of ;ir i with our rmi.h ami cold Oft con, ininli- an rxt'cllt iii ml- r-n i'1tt . l.lovil Crockor. j A Heries of nutrition schools will be comnx nced in four com munitha In the county this wtvk. The nutrition work which was car ried on IhhI HprJnff proved to bo very iiHerHtlnK to all of the wo men in the communities where the kcIjooIh wen scheduled. Thi work d-alM no closely with the health of the entire family that when once, the women take up the nutrition probli-imi in their homes they are more than anxious to necuie all the information It is possible to offer them. Thext; meeting are, as a rule held in homes, belnniiiK about 1U:3U in the mornlnc and IuhiIiik until 3:3 in the afternoon. There Is no expense in connection with the in struction Klven, except for the ma terial which Is actually used. There will be four meetings in this aeriea, the schools being held about one month apart. MeetinKS an; scheduled for the folluwiiiK places; Tuesday, Octo ber 14th, at Camas Valley, at the homo of Mrs. Scran too; Wednes day, October the 15th, at Lookitm Class, with Mrs. Win. Voorhies; 'jhursday, October the 16th, In the South leer Creek community at the home of Mm. E. McConnack; and, Friday. October the lVth, in ttie Kdenbower community at thy home of Mrs. Jacob Jones. Fur the first meeting each wo man will bnns one dish of food such a salad, baked beans, sand wiches, fruit or milk and these are put together and lunch Is eat en In cafeteria fashion. Each wo man bringing her own plato, fork, knife, Hpoun and cup which are wahhed at home after the meeting. 'Jhe nutrition work is given on the Fowls for Health basis, feed ing the family for the greatest pos sible health, efficiency and happi ness. There will be food demou nt rat tons In the mornings ut all but the first meeting and other kinds of practical demonstrations. Miss Lucy A. Case, assistant in nutrition, from the Oregon Agri-1 cultural College, will have charge! of these schools, and comes to us j highly recommended. Miss Case will give talks In the afternoons on subjects which wfl include, what we eat mid what happens to it, the feeding of children of various ages, cooking to preserve food value, how to eat and grow thin, how to eat and grow fat, sick -room tias and conveniences and many otlor subjects uf vital impoiiance to the home. AH of the women in the com- munititH where the schools are be-! lng conducted and the surrounding communities are invited to uttciid these meetings and take active part in them. Cut gladioli tii) cents per dozen. Harriet Haldeman. 1U47 Corey Ave. I'hone 210 L. Uiiiiii FOB T Remington Sportsmen's Week-in Your Store in Your OvprOrtnler 13th to 18th X SJ VV 11. LJLJLW VUUiiw j v Whv. there's a thrill in iust n Tni r Vinntintr b4nn i cominff on. there s iN a lot of pleasure in anticipation fun in getting ready for it. That's why your dealer and Remington are co-operating to give you Remington Sportsmen's Week a chance for you to see what's what for hunting.camping and trapping. And the show is not held in New York, nor off in Chicago, but right in your store, in your town. So drop in, chat with your dealer. He likes to talk hunting, too. Take time to look things over not just the Remington exhibit, but the hunting coats, cooking and camping out- nts, auto Kua, mum ov v... j i - - j seeing and handling all the outdoor equipment! And here are some of the thing9 youTJ see in his Rem ington exhibit: New Improved Model 10 Pump Gun. Remington Came Loads. Remington Rifles end Metallic Cartridges. And the Remington Knives for Sportsmen. Remington Sportsmen's Week, at your dealer's nowt ' Remington Arms Co, Inc New York City Established 1816 FIREARMS AMMUNITIONCUTLERY CASH REGISTERS liiliii !!!' 1 H V i . The Riimiiintod Camp Knie lila iter Made, clip blade, punch blade, crtw driver, Cjn opener, bottle 6pcQr aud Rcmfrwrfon Game Loail Bprciffc Loadi for Specific Gum clrntiflct-lty loaded to a uniform tund trd ol velocity, pattern and prnilriUigp, U wllU iiiuOwf aU (c cull. The New ?mfrtJ Kiniinxton Mudtl H 1 2 ijuugc Pump (jiin Bvcn belter today than , ever before. The Reminmon Knie fr Camp and 1 rail A Mr husky knlfb with two cutting DHiaa, puncn blade and CUO opcacr. Remington Hi-Speed CVrtrftJfet In. 25,. 30, .32, .35, .3S and .44 Callbret fur nearly every atandurd rifle. DIstioKulahed fur flat trajectory ctiuittv aoid aUili&tf power. The Rrmfncton "Model 14 Theonlyforrm-oprated Liich power rifle made. Chambered for .25 Rem., JO Rem.. .32 Rom. or M Rein. Cart ri diet. Splash -Proof Walls A tiled bathroom is unnceess.iry when you can so easily make the walls splash proof and washable with&ifin CSIiWI i'lin.sli.W'a liaise walls are just as essential in the kitchen, while in the other rooms of your home liht-colored woodwoik that can be kept bright and clean is always ilesirablc. Walls and woodwork covered w uh R.rr. 1 U rrrrR S::in Fj .; Slicll I:m.-h are a!-;. 'Aitely w.r-habl.-. I'inivq Tints anJ prease spots can be removej with a damp cloth anJ Ireqnent w.u.hin ;s will not injure the satin-l.kc jurt'acc. A wide laiij'.c of tints makes possible at tractive color combinations. This finish us easy to ipply, and Ji tea ijuikly so that your rooms can be in constant use. I ' As..-iat'l Plena f .rased Wire.) IA)S ANllKLKS. Oi-t. 1 :t. Th kIoi Iouh victory of alit-r .lohn i Kim ami the Wa.shinmen St-nutorH in the worhl'H erit'H, faded into , ttie hackrouml today uh 1,oh An- flf.H sport faiiH prepared to ov ' i:d "Si rangier" hewis, worhl'H h.av weight wrestliliK champion.. il.Vnid his title h Kii i list Jou ' " 1'nid.s' Mondt of Colurado in uj finish match. i Mondt ts the favorite to win bo-I liiii.M' of lus match villi Ki wis In to u monih iiko. when he held ( tin rliamplon to a two hour i draw Tlii-y will ruler tlu rlilK ' toniKht wlih wights uboul even at J-j pounds. of Minnesota. "VI "I recognize the f;ict Hut two months ao Minnesota was l;fi;ii ed as a "doubtful Hlalo," said Sen ator l-Vss. "I firmly beliew Lii.'.t ; time has passed. The only n inuiniiiK npcesstty Is to pet out Hm vote. I am convinced thut Hie i vote will be out.' Senator Fess md he believed Senator MactniK Johnson, farmer labor. Minnesota, v.-ould he de- , U atud in the comiiiK tU ction. I mantied by fearless men, ready to1 brave any peril and encounter any hardship to aid those in distress. Letters from executives of the many settlements that do the Maine coast line recall another rather unromantle job which the I coast suard has shouldered in the j past. Severe winter caixses these hundreds of harbors to freeze ov er, cuttinp off small boat traf fic and leaving the village with- MESTEBflFC.IL- out fuel and provisions, as most .Arundel, piano tuner. Hume 1S9-I. 1'DLD LA FQLLETTE VII COOLIE IS BEDBYD.0 U W. PkiETZGER . DISTiilDUTOR CENCRAL CONTRACTOR HILDiNG WATCRIAL8 Wjrhout Corner Ck and Pn lr r.nil l.lancbatd. secretary ef Intel national As-oeiat Ion for I mm Tin v. ill Mpeak !; 1 l uri' at the Voest-Tlall on in. I', tcner tile 1 Hh, at N p M I'Liiti li.tfil. w ho i fruHi hi I, ( n . is speak int; in the .' of the l.a Kolb iie-W heeU-r : hi M. and the b.tl eomnut'ee i 'i H'l'i' of at ran: nieni s (or iiM i i un: M i iTTatii liard i ! ! he a viiy interest in and -'(il vii, ,tk r. and It is rxpeeted i 1'iete will ho a Ihixo crowd ir hf iTieatre. The coni- i-siimi; an Imitation to restetl m the procidentia! ; .. n lo be pi i nt and hear 'he speaker has it jay eon : ; the andidates v ho m e -mo d by the prvsresMv e- MOOSE ATTENTION ' ! i:r I.etUe No. meets 1 1 I't'Ul.ONC. Puiaior. MI.M m) jvI K tt- .1 1 11- I. IVl'r - i' I'M'!.. Minn . Oct. 1 ;. ... 'ifu that lieuient Cool- -ild carry Minnesota in V'etiiliir electhin m;di' - -.I'Mneiu here l.tt ni:lr. by t lit St uaior Simon l. u..ttr K'.ah. who represent th i ; u!'.ic.i;i couKrcjMonul com wit i L jut iou:yie;fd tour ( A sane la t. Ml Tre-- ..nrd I'l.VMill'TH. Vt.. Oct. M trae of Captain John Co. it net or of the presni.nt v niark.d toda bv Samuel . Chapter, lumrhters of ilie , can Kevolution wiih the- stone and tabb t ol (lie s. n Aniefii an lte iduiiiin, t'.done CoidnUe. fatll f it th-' i i, w ill a"!t The w it:- ' a ebapfer. ho came hTe fr.M brook. X. II , ai-o i!l place t on the crae, li-ar t::! e; ( Hl:tt!e. Jr.. s.n ef il wno ti-ett i;ot s unno r. Ca;tain John CoidulK' ed a run nt lai!H:nn s. iiiiiinte iM,,n. until he euii-eonim- r.fal anny nl th iMr-'U'.'h the Mtxe of J:. ImtCe rf Hunkt-r liill i Island expedition of 17" j Vermont cairimu::;. the lnave Hyo sea-iToinc fishinc fleets. TheiRuard must stand bv 1" t:: f 1 HAILV WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Hurra u. loco! of fire. 1;oebi;rt:. Oreo 2 io-r piidlm: B A M. Kelattvo luitni l:ty & p. In wmi rda Precip. In Int. and Hundrci'iN !li.)i"-t tt :ni - v.r i:i . v , Lew t :u . :.r ite 1 ? i . ; i'locpiiation '. ,i : n. , Toi.U pro p t.i j-.-r. o: v..A r-.v ,;. f - th - r- :.. . . ; Total rre, ;p fro:n Se: ! to ila!e j ., Axerntfe JTecip. fiotu S- ,.t i. i;: ; Toti'l t xress f t;n Si j t 1 1 Avei-iRv precipicxilnu for A Wtt pe,,ni.. tSfptcmb r to Viv. tnehi-'.ve . . , . K.tiu t.tn'arM and l to --U . , : u : elate ( u.,.ri,i:rt Wil. tLLU ilt-.i-oiul...:. V.'ASHIM'.TON'. Oct. IS. (Cnlted Press i Nautical men In North American waters are pre flicttiiA; a severe winter one of the worst in years and each day letters to the Coast Guard head quarters hero reflect this senti ment in demands that the service be prepared. The Rtiard. moused by this flood of predictions from the "old salts' has checked np with its many sub-stations and has found that TJie forecasts of its own person! 4 . nuree w ith those of the the civilian mariners. A hard winter for the Coast Guard means a lot. There will be Htorms that buffet and separate prepared for any emergency. There will be Viui:e tcehcrcs float ing down into the path of trans oceanic trawl which mut tie watched, charted and often brok en up. The storniv winter air will brine radio calls of d'.sire brokett propellers and rudder. h;st small boat-f. disabled power equipment and the like. The Coast Guard is prep;irinc. Ships which all ar h... been chaim: rum runner- jmc beim; ov erhauled and imule reatly for the annual call for regular winteV sbippinc prtUcciion. l',ial'y in N4Pinber an exerinixe ord r de ipnate certain Covt Guar,! -sels w hich mn-t v'rol the coat durinir lNc-'mbT. .l.iruaty n;,d Kebruarv. when t'.o winter storms arc at Ho ir t:cii:!it. A siii'-v of Hit recc'ar Coa't Guard M.W diM-:o - , that bat two- the Vodoo arid He T.wipt. both proj i-Svl iv t'o- . rrrr :rn v of the Wc-rl.j W ar jr. v w'.U f ted for the cTr-tnd-. n r-ei-he-t Ot an r1 rl Th - 'V -e Y, ,w r r d'.ltV o'f Ibe ew f I' M ;.'..: wafcn'uc Tor i-rb. Aside fro m Hie Mtnbv and H.e Tamna there nr- ret co-e seven p'Nt -';1ps a-!--"m-.-Iv fr led for the service w-iicli ib tnarN constant duty cn the to. in invn Main to the Kio Gr.ituie. And lhetv n a ic.tors s.iv. are i.r frtm first-clas rc-ei. Inn what they Vu k in c ti '.;- ment . It 11 PplllC Plf l ;m- Hi, v up a peuouut.. Ti.cv .c . iii. in ti i- iiu u'l'iiumi 1 1 ,m- portatlon. The Coast Guard is J looked upon to remedy this situa I tion and generally does. Cutters : are phi! Into the harbors to break ! the Ice. Corn shelters at Wharton Bros. Auction Sales Farm or city auctions see 119 fur dates. We buy and eell furaiture. Ilnrgalns in new iind used Household Goods. Radabaugh-Pattersor 308 N. Jackson Jhone 541-J GET THE BEST M FOR THE LEAST f"VH buying power, together with constant coiimI markets, enables us to give you Grocerlei ot l iiualltles at lowest prices. Our selections of foodstuffs are complete & "r Canned goods, package articles, and fresh fruits nl1 to suit any taste. PICKENS BROTH Perkins BUg. PM 'rrrff 1 Snappy Nights ARE HERE " " ' Steves cf " - ih D- COMPANY 1 N. Jackson St.. Rortburg .VI.I.I.I.T.T.T.TTrtI.T.TT.TT.T.T.I.XTT.TT.I.:l'Ia I Hot Home-Made Mince Yt We Serve It Every Day at I THE DOUGLAS GRI S Have you tried our Buckwheat Cak.-s with UUl V for Ureakfa-t? I DO IT NOW Continuous service from 6 a. m. toP I Quality Meals from 30c up. i lush Kastern Ovsters. Veal Swc. t'.r. i.ls nj rr,! A Clams, and all the m;uk.'t afwms- I REAL SERVICE I THE DOUGLAS GRILL A At the Hotel Dou! A VV P WARNF.R. Prop. v " " ' IE M VI I . ...f.lil t. - innr"v vifs. Maf we A'ff1 - J am