La Grande evening observer., September 21, 1928, Image 7

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VALLEY NEWS
WANT ADS
VOLUME XVII
LA UKANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, SK 1"! EMBER 21, 12,S
NUMBER 28
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Over The Valley
Malx-I K. Mtirlnn, ValU-j Kvwi KilHur
Vultuibln On
Mr. und MfH. Krank MeKennon,
ncur lmbier li.nl tin misfortune,
lo low oiu of lludr most valuabht
Hohteln cows Monday n lf?lit. Tho
cow K"t Into tho till alia. I'U-UI but
wan dlseovered ami taken out In
u. .short lime, hut in tin- uiter
uoon tiiid diiriny; the evening hIio
.seemed to ho all right, but Tuesday
morning slic was found d--ud. Tin
cow was MeKennon'H heaviest mil
ker ut the present time. i
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Guest I'miii Arixona-
Joe KrausH of (Jutmund, Arizona
has ln-n in tlii' valley visiting at
tin; home o( Mr. and Mis. Chris
Jtortucli on MHI ci k above the
Cove. .Mr. Krnu.Hjt formerly resided 1
in Knt'Tpriso and has also been
visiting there on this trip north. ..
Two It inks ltrMirltl
Two more twopoint hueks urn
reporiud by liunt'-rs who live in
tho Imliler vicinity. Todd Conrad
brought down one on wust moun
tain tho latter part of last week,
and Charles Ituhl aueceeded in
netting om; about the Millie size.
To tho Itoiiml-l p I
Mr. and Mrs. Krank Wood' H. Mr.
and M rs. Wayno I 'ark, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl l'ark, Mr. and Mis.
Charles .Sanderson, are anion? tho
round -up fans from Sumnwn lib'
who went to IVndleton this inorn
itiK and will n main over until tho
lust bell rings tomorrow evening.
Kiunirr lU-shlrnt nt Luke
John JSplrMcmire, who formerly
lived In the Valeria district is a
patient at Hot Lake whoro ho Is
reported to be recovering satisfac
torily from a recent major opera
tion. Mr. Npiklemlro's presont
home is Ca.scad-, Idaho, lie ap
preciates very much tho visits from
liis old friends in this valley,
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rw Itiiby IhiugliKT
The birth of a baby daughter is
reported at tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wells Jr. Mr. and Mrs.
Wells are residents of itarkey, but
liavo recently moved to the prop
erty of Mrs. J. r. Ie,unw across
from Valeria school for tho winter.
(.random 1 n J u rot J
Mr. and Mrs. William Utl of
near Suminerville wr greatly
alarmed by the press dispatch car
ried by Tuesday's papers telling of
1ho accident which had befallen
Iholr I'lve-year-old grandson i.nw
renco t'tt, son t'f Mr. and Mrs. tu
tu Olt of Coos Hay. The family
were driving from their home to
JVndb ton to attend the Hound-Cp
and were coming on to I, a Grande
ami Suminerville to visit relatives.
Near Junction City they stopped to
fix a tire and while the father was
workiim- the little fello-v ran in
front of an approaching car. The
reports were to the effect thai
Lawrence suffered a broken leg
ami Internal injuries. Tim boy was
also a grandson of Mrs. Headhu
nt I. a Grande. No lurther word
bad been received by relatives
here at last reports.
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Arr Mceljr Settle! : of her son. W. A. McNeill and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hermann nn,iiy nbove th Covo. Mrs. n
bave received word from their son- , Soll has recently come from Maker
ill-law ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs.! m.n, sll(. ,ai p.-nt a couple of
O. A. l.ant., of the Covo highway, xve-ks at the home of her daugli
but now residents of the neighbor- KT-
boo'l .surrounding Maywood, Mis- Q .
sonri. Mr. and "Mrs. J.anU starteil I tWlIl. j Valley
to the middle West a few weeks Mr JmJ rs Kankin Kdgar re-
jigo where it is their intention to j trn,.,i last week to Sah-ni when-
reside pei-niam ntly while they op- j .lt.v vjh s,.ni the winter at tho
crate Hie H.o-aere i.irm oi ineu ,
grandmother. They made the trip
in splendid time, leaving horn on a
Kriday afternoon and arriving at
their destination about noon of the
following Kriday and with one flat
tire constituting the sum total of
their car trouble. Just after Mr.
nod Mrs. l.anU had fairly started
on their journey a message was re
ceived announcing the death of Mr.
I.aiit.' father, Adam I.antz at his
houi" at J owner's Grove, Illinois.
An el fort was made to locate tho
travellers, even to the use of broad
casting, but el forts were not suc
cessful and Mr. !.:int. received the
word only after he had reached
.Maywood. The elder Mr. Lantz
had many acquaintances in the
valbv having made an extended
visit lo re last summer a
H-t- I
0
Glim ew Tranportatlon
W. 11. Gekeler of bu Grande,
who spends all bis time in his
work as state deputy organizer for
the state grange was recently giv. n
a new Chevrolet coach by the state
organization in which he ran mote
eliielently cover his territory and
transact his business for Ihe slat". I
Mr. Gel.eh r had had nothing but I
a delapidated Kurd previous to this i
time, and much of Ms time wa or- )
cupied with repairs etc., etc. At (
pi est nt he 1m working in the south- j
ern part of the stab- around K!a- j
math I 'alls.
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GnuMs Knun Sjilcni
Mr. and Mrs. Will Patty and j
their thr. e small children have re-
eently been visiting at the home;
of W. It. Jasper in the Valeria dis
trict. Mrs. Patty Is a grand-
daughter of Mr. J.i.-per, cons--MUently
h,T childn n nr.- the he-
lovi d grei-t-graiid-children of tin- !
..Id g nil.
Mia H
w In
ipprc
their
cry much.
o
.Mail Currier ljld-l h
Miles Woode'.l. mail t
Irom Summ- rvilbj ha
b
con
'fined to his home for a fc
wttli something like mui'li;
M I'M.
Wood It. substitute carri' r has
be n iuvring the rout-',
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M-it I Tom Old I'riciHl
-Mrs. Henry Hermann of the
I'ov highway '-as giad t-. ha-'? a
i
visit early this uoek from an old
f rh ml, Mrs. .slum, w ho was her
neighbor when both resided on
ilover crtrk. Mrs. Sims Is now
-.fsitlug nt tho Meriure homo mar
J-n tiraiide.
O
Xpw lUiildliig-s
Things are booming at Klgin no
far as the vn-ction of two promin
ent buildings are eoiu-erned -the
high school ryiiinasium and tho
the n.w Christian church. The
super-st met urn of both buildings
is under way, in tho effort to net
the outside word done before hard
weather st'tn in.
o
Vi-lts n( Kancli
Mrs. A. A. Auelafre of Klgin is
founding a lew days with her sons
on the Auelairo ranch in the I try
'ieek neighborhood mar Sumim.r
villr. o
lluncr (JiHstv-
Mr. and Mrs. Krank MeKennon
of m-ar lmbier had as their din
ner guests Sunday I . C, Smith, as
Mistant professor of farm crops at
t. S. C. and Kobert Huh y who is
in charm of the I'nioii county
home marketing
jirogre.sH.
survey now
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ltoeeplioii J'or Tcachcis
A flood company of patrons of
the lmhlcr school gathered at
Wade hall last Kriday evening to
join In a public reception to the
teachers of the school for this year,
soino now teachers and somo old.
Mrs. Hillings, president of the Par
ent -Teacher association under
whoso auspices the reception was
hold presided over the program
and early In tho evening in behalf
of her society presented a basket
of beautiful flowers to Mrs. Hugh
Huron, the. retlrin? president who
worked so hard last year for the
good of the schools and association.
A musical program was offered by
tho Misses Iva J.annian, Itirdie Mc
Coy, Marelda Henry, Kllznbeth Hu
ron and . J lelen Love, i'riucipal
Kalph L. Morg-in introduced the
individual members of the fac
ulty. Mrs. Morgan was responsible
'for the program of th evening.
Miss I.ehip for tho Karnes, which
followed the program and Mrs.
Hillings and Mrs. Cleaver for the
splendid refreshments served. It
-was announced that the ii-t meet
ing of the association will bo held
on Kriday, September 2Sth. Tho
program will be furnished by the
primary children under Miss Bax
ter and there will be a round-table
discussion by tho grade teachers
and parents on various school prob
lems. I iil'ui Oiuiiiy Aid
Tho annual convention of all the
ladies aid societies of Knion coun
ty Is announced for October isth
and will be heM this year in the
church at Island Clly. -Mrs. Maudo
Walslnger of t ho Valeria dist rict.
president of the Alicel aid society
Is county president this year.
VS,M still
Mrs. J. A. McNeill oT I.a Grand
is spending a few days at the horn
,,,,,. 0f their daughter. Mrs.
l.ovene Williams. They had spent,
the summer with their daughter.
Mrs. J nl lus Klsher on t he lower
Covo road. Mr. and Mrs. Kisher
taking them over to Sab-m last
week.
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I'ine Sputls
The potatoes oi
the T.edbottcr
e made an e-
farm near Alicel have tn
reptionallv good growth
such that Prof. Hysiop
this year,
i.f O. H. C.
and count y agrictilt urist Avery
Polnt''l them out as being the best
seen this year. A few day.
ago
Mr. l.fdl-eltei- dug 12 hills of the
spuds for inspection purposes and
took from tin m a box or potatoes
of excellent size and shape and
smooth weighing 'M pound?.
were only two imperfect
nes In the entire pj hills. This
Tiler
I P"t
Held, which is of the Netted Gem
variety, has be- n passed for certi
fication oil both inspections thus
fa r.
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I;cmii'ii I'riiiu lilabti
Mrs. George Gray is home again
from her trip to Meridian. Idaho
where she spent Ji few days visit
ing with her brolln rs. Mrs. Gray
is at Imt bono; on the low r t'ovc
road.
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Has Had lank
I toss Parrv who owns the I'io-
neer Pox farm on Hie hiirhway If' -t
w een 1 nibler an l Summ' r lib,
having the silver and blue f'ivs
has b- eii hat ing a sir' ak of bad
lin k. Night before hist one (.f the
family cows dbd uTter having got
ten Into the wet nllalfa. Ke.. ntlv
a nunibrr of fo. s got hold of poi
son smiK' way and lour of fine animal-
died. 1 Mil m g the -iim no r
Mr. Parry l"st around sixty of the
pups, bol h silver and blue.
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mien' Chili to Meet
The Women's llnpi'i
of luibh r will start
w inter iin-eiin-s soon.
Iti" ear to be on th-
tie nt
(lit
fall and
the study of
home, with
in Hie home,
orat ions etc..
discussions of musi'
a rt in t lie home, de
i ic tlie program having 1" en n -c-ntly
formulated by the proper
committee. 'I he first regular me. t
111 will be hhl at the home ot
M p. I. Mom-'-'P on i r l"h
! tit : rM
iiTiuniuig - uiury
Spray Test Is
Conducted Here
1 C. Smith, of Oregon fctaio
college, iihsistanl professor In farm
crops, spent several days thia week
in I nion county assl.nini; count y
agriculturist Harry Avery in a
number of demount rations of th
new spray being tried lor tho era
dication of morning glories. The
demonstration held ut the lann of
Will J tuck nut n near Imblep was
attended by about ten farmers, es
pecially tho."o who had ordered
some of tile chemical to combat thu
wcd on their respective farms.
Tho demonstrations in this county
are said to be much moio exten
sive than any other county In tho
state and the results will be watch
ed with no little interest by farm
ers all over .regon.
The new material being usd Is
.sodium chlorate which was ob
tained In crystal from Nmgara
Kails, About 10 farmers shared
In the first shipment which, con
sisted of about pounds and
which will be tried this year on tlui
smaller plots. The sodium chlorate
is used about one pound to the
ga Mon and it w as estimated that
about 1 no pounds or I on gallons
would bo re-iutred to the acru. li
was also thought that possibly
three sprays might bo necessary
) before the obnoxious weeds Were
I completely eradicated. As the usa
of this material is still qulto in tho.
xperimental stag1 the figures '
stated above can only be est tin-
but it is believed that the test
ing will find them to be somewhat
correct.
here are a number of features
about the. mho of tho flodium chlo
rate which appeal strongly to (hose
interested here. In the first place,
perhaps is tho comparative cheap
ness of I ho material. Thero have
been a number of other proce.ss
followed previously hero, but In
most cases tho cost of tho material
used has been so expensive as to
bo practically prohibitive, l'rom
inent among theso Is salt. Salt
ha.s been used in a number of In
stances iulte fmeressfully, but the
cost run from ?:ioo ?tiao por acre.
Sodium arsenlte ha.s been used, and
carbon bisulphide when used has
accomplished a coinpleto kill.
These, all JuiVe been very expen
sive, however. In contrast to tm
.sodium chlorate wilt cost
lk
lurmer about per acre..
Another feature in favor of so
dium chlorat Is t hut It is uon
poisonous and will have no ill-effect
on the ground to which it lias
been applied. This Is a strong
point in its favor. While not harm
ing tho soil, it was found ut the
demonstration that it was Hot the
best thing for clothing, particular
ly shoes, and one Knion county
lurmer lost a part of one shoo on
which some of the spray was spill
ed and onlookers were sure that It
might not be comforubln to the
owner's foot by the time thn ma
terial bad burned its way that far.
Tho outcome of the deinonsl ra
tions may mean much to farms In
this county, it is reported, us there
are areas where the morning glory
is found covering great plot.s of
ground. It might bo stated that
t he vim s which wcro .sprayed at
the Kuckman place wilted In a
very short time.
the regular meeting days being the
second and fourth Wednesdays In
each month.
lias Ida Ito Guest?
W ilia i d Green and the M isscs
Peatrice and lluth .Shelley of P.oiso.
Idaho came a lew days ago and are
guests .it the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Wright on t he low it ( 'ove
highway. Combining on th Wright
farm w as finished Wednesday
night, with Hie -00 acres of wheat
running like the. a vera go in the
valby, not yielding heavy, but Ihe
grain of No. I tiualUy.
Hold SiHcr Tea
About thirty ladies residing in
tho Covo and In the territory
around ( 'ove sha red in t he silver
tea and showers given Wedlie.sdaj
a l P moon by Urn ladies aid so
ciety of the Methodist church at
the home of Mrs, George liakor.
1 Assistant hostesses Were Mrs. Hay
Garth y and Mrs. Hay Itak'T. The
major part of the afternoon was
Kjient in sewing for the bazaar
which is to come early this winter.
I airollment lii-orn'l
A story in last Over The Vab
b y gave the enrollment lit. t he
Alicel school w lib Miss Kt h l
I (an sen as teat her, as being I - .
This was a transposition as the
iirolliuent is re:ily "I, a la rge r
vhrinl than Alicel ha.s had lor some
time,
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entertains Aid
M rs. Koui h Me Ken no a. M rs.
Krank .Mi Ketmon and Mrs. W. It
I ,i dbett r were hostesses yesterday
aiternoon to tjw Alicel Pa'lies Aid
society. About t it 1 1 1 v were present
for the ine- tlllg Which Opened With
the badness no 1 ing a n d'-votlori-als
In f har'e ,f the pr.si.biit, Mrs.
lAen It Wat.inger. Various mat
ters of biisiip ss were dis':ii'.d
including th" prcsentatin by Mrs.
MeK'ejnion of the proposition to
S. ejfe a home l e (I III 11 st I'.'l t 1 0 11 ag'Ht
f ' ; r I nion county. The group act- d
favorably on tie- proposition. A
ominitt'
lo make nominations for
dtp
is lor next yea
he Pi".
t Hie lle.xl ineellllg Was
as followeil. Mrs, I.. .11- I.
Louie Standb y, Mrs. Tom
r and Mrs. I. j-;. Cliemjull.
us tr.iy luncheon was ( r
iie hostesses, Mr.'. W.
Icrtcd
r. Mrs,
I Wabing
d lb n
d by l
piif liaiian of PaU-T was an out of
town guot. The next m. etlng w
be held on lh; pccoud Thursday
October at the home of Mik lb
licit Spcckbart,
o
Having l ine A I'll
Word froin M- K II. r,-.'
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
Groeu Tuuuito Th-klo
I peck Breen tomatoes sllcod
thill (not peeled).
- 1 quart onions sliced.
Sprinkle with cup of salt and
Int stand "4 hours.
Hraln and cover will with w titer
and vintfgur, half and half.
Hring to a boil but do not cook,
just M-ald qub'kly, 1 raln.
Take one uuart vinegar.
! lb. brown sugar. I'm on stove
and add:
Vj ounei. mustard seed.
1 tabp-spoon cch'ry seed.
1 tablespoon ground cloved.
K- tabb-Kpnon ground mustard.
Mix thoroughly and boil ft min
utes. While lit nil ' cup
olive oil or ina.oht and pour over
the pickles at oner in - gallon jars.
May be kept in open jar and uro
delicious.
has been making a visit at her
former home in and about Coffey,
vilb', Kansas, w here she Went by
motor is to the effect that she has
been having a splendid time. She
expects to retnrn to her home In
the Sumiuervilln neighborhood
wl'.ltlu the next few days.
o
lay In Country
Bryan Hlbbits and Stewart San
derson of I.a Grande spent Sunday
at t!'r Hurt Oliver home nt 1 ry
Creok and joined an expedition go-'
tug into t he mountains ' searching
for deer. They went not overly
successful.
o
Visit ins School
t'ounty superintendent of schools
K. A. Suyro is taking udvantage of
the nic days and endeavoring to
visit tin many of the rural schools
as possible. Tuesday was spent In
the lry creek and Pumpkin Itidge
vicinities. 0
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IlsMse Of Sll(M'
Anticipating tho removal of Ihe
family to Klgin and the Inroads
llltO the flocks made by coy
otes, licrnal Hug sold his ' head
of sheep recently to Karl Chand
ler of north of Klgin. In speaking
of the 1 rsnsaetfou hot h parlies
concerned told of experiences of
nil sheep raisers in that sect ion
with the coyotes. It scents that
thn animals have become tamer
than most folks tin there enjoy
j and loss of Iambs from that cause
nan o'co uimhiiiiiki) kii-mi. "'
man tells of having recently passed
very close to a coyote In the net
of killing a lamb, the man riding
on a load of hay. Kven his near
ness did not frighten t he animal
awav, but ll was necessary for him
to get from tho load Mini get ver
close, to the marauder heforn h
woirt'l budge at nil. tine lady re
ports having seen coyotes come af
ter lambs so (dose to Iho house that
she could ver them from her back
porch. Another sheep ra Iser r
ports having found a coyote aft
lambs w hich were g raxing ra'h
near his house. He chased the a
imal away and ran lo Iho house for
his gun. On his immediate return
found th unbidden visitor had re
turned and was as hard at work as
if he had not been chased off a
very few minutes before. All re
ports seem to be (hat the animals
are quite numerous ami are cer
tainly nut very much afraid.
I tot urn lo California-
Mrs. Hay SI on and her da uh
ter, Clay and -on. I .and Ik have re
turned to 1heir homo at Wlhnlnir
ton. California. They have been
.naliincr an extended visit at ihe
tj.'r.viild home In Kunimervllb and
the Nion homes on I'umjiUiu KhlKi-.
o
Ha.r nt lMiUout
Carol Wagoner. Harry Muii'i'U.
of Suillllierville, HUSH' II McKell-
non nf Imbler and Lyle l.edbcttr
of Ailed spent Nunday with Lloyd
Wood'-ll at the lookout stuMon on
Ml. Kmily Sunday.
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l.iulils l or Ib ti
It reiui res less than L'-Ti or an
eiri,' per hen per month to pay forj
electricity to liht a cym mereia 1 j
poult ry flock v. hen- current N j
availabb. aecordini- lo a bulbttn ,
just issued by the Oregon J-,'prt-
men i .slat ion on "1 :ieci ri Light'
for I nt'reastn Kgg 1 'rodiic! ion," I
This bulletin, wittten jointly b
Ceorg.- W. Kabl". project director
of the Oregon t'ommltlee tm KN-c-1
t ricity in Agriculture. F. ;. l'o.
associate professor of poultry hn-l
bandry, and A. (L Lunn, bend ni l
the depart III eilt. is Hie result of
comprehensive Invest iga I ions e - I
b nding over t a ii years.
Mase llpOII 1-eSUltS Ohtaill'd.
I'biek of average tliibts Wo
yield an ' X'es,H pro) it (in
months) of SI.07 ov r the rnM
Hht lug. This amount would l
ui.ii
1 1 !
H tier cent interest on a ? I 'mi ft
wMineiit hi elect rb- bn-s or
lighting plant.
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oneode "U
Mr. and Mrs, W'eab-y Wis. I.
returned to their home In I'
land niter having cit'd I'ui
kill Kidge friend.-. Mrs. Wis.
form' rly Mix Ha ppm g' on.
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(.. (- HI. Cir-t ItiteU
Cecil Hermann. living ''ti
t'o-- highway wttt out S.ittti
and secur d his first buck, a 1
Ahleh he proudly savs his fat
h.s Tiot yd b'- n able (o p rto
H- st;ir1'd early up Ml. Kmtly '
and i eturned w b h hi.- b i r,
rather brought down the i
about 1 ; In t he alt. rriooit.
v a; n 2 point buck.
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I.r"e) tn Ijtj(i) I load
liesbb'iits all along tin y .
in
comiin-ieo io'T ' ove inaiK'i ri;t.j
are a u t I'd pa i m a more en jo -;t l-
winler thin winter than th-y hn
iv r ht.d le fore. ."O th. y ay. With
otnpb ted 1
(itii tlial
tartli:ul;ir
Cen,.lnu,'4 on Vve? ' )
HOME DEMONSTRATION
AGENT MOVEMENT IS
STARTED IN COUNTY
W'oiiirn all ovr th valley, (
through ot ganizat ions of all suits,
are hearing thr'io days about the'
possibility of I nion county's si cur -
lug the j-eiviccs of a home demon-
Htnitton ait'itl. following the recent!
visit of
who is
work ot
Woimn
M rs.
.:. eh;
the
who
Jessie 1 1. McCoiuh,
rge of t he extension I
.)rewon State collegi'. j
are at the head of 1
tho pro.iet
I. el i hat it is i
opportunity for the women
county lo have the benefit
work which may be of unlimited
value, now and through many years
l" come.
I'nder the fapper-Ketcham bill,
the salaries of three home demon,
it ration agents arc to be paid by
the federal government, provided
(hat the counties accepting the of
fer for such services provide the
funds iif pessary to cover other ex
penses. -Mid to attend to other tie
tails. Mrs. MeCoinb who has f re
fluent ly been iii this county, ami
whose judgment on matters In this
line, is said to be unexcelled, has
riven tin opportunity to Knion
ounty. believing that Kusb rn Ore-
inm M.mi. wiu.w hw mwwM li in n i i mil i n it" T7rTrTTi r-"rrr"7n;"r.'''OT r 1 1 rr H
VALUES LIKE THESE
Make your convenient THRIFT STORE a popular as well as profitable ,
Shopping Place Every Day
Thrift Featured Values For Saturday and Monday
Vcgctizcd Wafers
Thow Wafers have mrl willi hearty uppioval pvriywlicio, ci;n(ain 'ilamitis A, l, (' and I), si) essential to the
hoallh of childicn or Adults
Thrift price - - 23c Package - - Try Them
Coffee
Thrift Coffee in bulk
roasted fresh ground
3 pounds
Shredded
Whole Wheal I'.iscuit:.
Serve with fruit
'I acliai;es . ...
Calumet
i'.akinj; I'ovder
liii; l'ound can
Pancrust
i'uie White Shoiteeinj;'
I pound pail
Babbitt's
('onec Dilated I. ye
For makin-r soap
10 cans .. .
Oysters
Oysters niak'j
A. c'i I
delicious
2 - No. 1
sou;)
cans
Fancy (jrande ii;iile Italian Prunes,
Flarninjr Tokay Grapes, Lbs.
Lai'K'c I'!e;iched Celery, 2 Hunches
Smooth California. Sweet Potatoes, 4
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No. b 1-408 Fir
.Alain l-'A
ntitleil lo oun of the three t
ami believing that Knion
women, through their pre-
t vlnii.t activities, are mor
ready for such a project.
marly
. K-ank McKennoii of
Im-
bbr Is county chairman
through her various eotutnlth
ami
m is
endeavoring to acquaint a many
women as nossible over the county
gon ij
agents,
county
''"''with the facts of the matter, and
f tho fti,ni- their approval or saneiioii
f a . l.et'toit tint niiiller is lil.H e.) before
tll,, eouniy court for settlement.
j xhn .,,. WHich is for the courfs
I consideration is the matter of set-
ting asido a sum for meeting the
expenses tif the project over and
above, the salary which as slat
above is to be paid by the federal
government. In this county t he
sum has been set at $tito. M is.
Mei'omh Mutes that th figure is
about right, that it will not be over
that amount and should it run any
less it Would be ret ut licd lo tlm
county.
The women who are sponsoring
the movement believe that tin;
woimn ami girls and homos of Pn-
fresh.
$1.37
Use 20 Mule Team
Borax
With Your Favorite
Laundry Soap
More suds, softer water, whiter
clothes - and ll K A 1- 1 Y clean
clothes, for I'.oraN is a deodorant
and a mi'd antiseptic. A more sat
isfactory joli with less effort
(lint's what the liorax does. And
best of all. P.orax is always safe,
even' for delicate fabrics such as
I'ilie linens, rayon and celanese.
Ill bars P & ; WII1TK
l.At.'NDUV SOAI' and
22c
. . fyj
93c
Pound POWDKKKI) liOUAX.
' (7"ic value)
35c
Produce
Where You Sal e on Foodstuffs That's Thrift
Orders amounting to 2S) d
Two convenient Thrift Stores
St.
county n
iul work;
e deserving of this such as milk campaigns and clean
that it ts an oppor- up campaigns, cooperation with
Utility, quite unusual, upon w ho?m ; w omen's club, Parent-Teacher as
poKsihlc results no adequate evalu- j social ion ladies nlds and other
atioii can be placed. They state , church societies, RrangMi. farmers'
that It Is their belief that because j unions, chambers of commerce,
of the lines of work to be taken up, j camp-fire girls, public health uh-
that their petition for bo small a
sum la juhtiUahh.
It is stated that the home dem
onstration agent's time is snent on
threo major projects clothing.
hmu improvmuent. nutrition. The
worn may ie none witn intuits, or
' w it li girls, or w Itii both In any
g't en community. The program Is
chosen by the women of the com
munity. One Interesting statement
about the home Improvement pro
gram is that It is based on the be
lief that tho appearance of a home
can be attractive and it can be n
I desi
urea
de place to live wit bout a
deal of cash expenditure.
The great value of training along
t he tine of nut rithm has been
rhown by the recent classes con-
l 1 ducted here by Miss l.ucy Case.
I nut t it ion expert of Ihe extension
i service. However, for various rea
sons only a small per cent of the
women over the county were able
lo share in her classes. U is felt
that such work should be put with
in the reach of all.
liesldcs these three Meet ions,
t here are a number of act Wit (ch
listed as miscellaneous, which In
clude
exhibits, speidal campaigns
Corn
I Jest eastern meal
White or Yellow,
!) pound sack
Sugar
C it 11 The very
finest cane sugar
lull pound sack
Sunmaid
llonner's
'1 pkjrs. ,.
Red Mexican I leans
for niakiiiK chili
.") pounds
Catsup
Van Camp's 1 las
a fine spicy flavor
larjfi: bottle
Flour
Spei iy's Drifted Snow
buy your winter supply
I I'.) pound sack
68c
-1
Features
fiO Lb. I3ox
Lbs.
livered free.
in
a 1 1 rant to
No.
(ipeeial
,.,.,.,.
It Is staled, the women of
ounty believing that much
: iniun
practical benefit would be derived
thereby for the homes and lndi
viduals of otir communities.
39c
$6.25
Raisins
'I'ul'fed or
Seedless
37c
Beans
39c
19c
now
$1.89
79c
29c
25c
25c
s: I J 107 Adams
Main 701
noctat inm, opeciul programs, in
fact all entcrprlmis which hnvo to
tlo with rural and town community
betterment.
Presentation of Uio mailer Is
meeting with almost unlverunl ap-
li