Tuuoiluy, May 14, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
ruee Seven'
.Over the Valley
Mnbvl R. Morton, Yallrj New Eilllor
Phones: Residence, 620-J; Office, Main IT
Scholarship To
Be Awarded To
4-H Club Worker
ldt ltcltij.lcs ( .visit with hia relatives. Hi re- tho association possible. 1'p to the
Mr. und Mrs. Oeorgo Hardy 'find piuiuod In the valley lung enough to first of thla week or the "0 days
oliltdren. Vernu and O rover. ' of
m-iir Iiuhlcr. have returned from
t v)HK Willi her sisu'r. Mr. U-urge
Yunee iinf fa'mlly,' in Kntorpiiso,
l'i . V .
"3f ICcimiiiOill KttJiinlit) 1
Allan f ol tie lllwck, teacher of the I
fkimiiH'rWlU school, will not sturt
' her pome ut .jhckhoiiviihj n mil
4nturduy of . this week, although
Irhool was out hist week. Hli will
Wmiulu' for tho kth grudo xum
rli eVmie'thls weekend the inu-
flr ivt'hal or Miss Aucinir class
:igLn Hidny.
Ifivtf all the members of the Hrown
family some rlili'8, and then con
tinued his Journey to tiin Wushlng
ton home.
OlM'rvo Mother's Ioy
Members of Plcusuut Grove
hud been signed up for. Hevural
now members around KummervHle
!
; A scholarship-1 to- tho 4-H club i
; summer school at Oregon HttttoJ
college, with all expenses imhl. will1
bo awarded the O logon club mem
ber making the best com hi nod ex-,j
hlblt of pigs and corn at tho Piu
ciric International l.ivestuck expo
id t ion this full, announces I.. J,
J. A. GASKILL TESTS
LADINO CLOVER AT
FARM NEAR IMBLER
'it
lfrnngo met ut their hall for an ull
day meeting (Sunday In order to pay
their tribute to their mothers
living and duad. Dinner wait served
at noon a in pi no mm chicken din
ner w.)i nboTit Mil people present.
After dinner: the 'company broke
up Into three crowds. The girhj
hud u very exciting ball (junto, tho
older nnd the younger, tho' per
haps they object to that classifica
tion. The boys went to tho rcgu
hir huso hall grounds and had a
few bourn playing. Tho adult re
mained in the ball where, after
4. The reunion will be held again j singing "Aincrlcu," ex-Uovernor
fft Hhadowpoint JtUlU'H. tne home 1 wuuer m. iieree, in a nnu nour
Mr. and ADM. J. i'i. IIUIS", oi iihintw, luu " kiuwiiik inouie 10
rimiiiiuic iiiiinioii
J Mohitii'iH of llu' llnlw I'lim nro
4l'u,'y heKinnlii to Imv ItlaiiK fur
flicir annual family reunion, which
9OU10H thlH ycar on Saturday. Sun
. faV ami Monday. Jam' :2, s:i unl
J." A. GAHK1I.I. over tii vnl
Aiuontr iiIIh'p cxiHrlinitntH who'll
a ru lit'litw 1 1 ii il out this yi'itr hy i
A.
I.lor
Mi. Qutfklll Iiuh put in thit'o uarf
if thin li'k'iiiiix, tniil l rulniiiK It
art' roitorti'd, while sumo in other Allen, aetiliK sime eluh leatler. He-' ,t,,' ,u',, lu''Uiea. I iiU U tho lrit
loeulltieft, inemhei-H last year, whute uhtnintr ihlu veap Ihlw wilt he u i ttlnoitnititm in the cunmy und
i heiiU Ituvo het n ttulte mnall, have annual uwurd delnei to Inereaita "I'1"11'' lwKIU bo ttuei'ewirvil.
dropped out. I Intercut In eairylnif piu and nro " u nroUulilo tliut unutli-r year,
0 l.-jnii projeeta iimtither. It In .( oeronifeit will be put in,
Stfilrra Texelier . Inuneetl from tt halaneo left over '''l'W nun ulwiirn het'll a K'eat tie- ;
t MIhh Ivy lanniilll. who U at tired, t from vtate enrn allow funda. nuind for Nidlno tteed OIUl it llUH
enka Btiident at Monmouth Normal, i Any chili meiuher r'arryinK pli ; ' Ollimmiiled u hlull pi li e on tha
haa heen elprle.l tu tench at I'leaa- and eorn t lllh proJiM'ta will lie . j HIBI'kltt. 'I'he ollll'Ointi of tliU pr-
,ant Grove next year, Mian l,eonn ;Kihi, 0 romiioln with an cxIitliU 'I'""'11!' e.P"iilirnt will lie watehe:!
: Krieit, who was one of the teaehei-s 0f fom- market hotfs, all 'litters 'Mh 110 llltlo tnteretit. i
this year, was reeleeted for another ; mates, and 25 ears of eorn rroin n( ' ,iW,,,','l of .ttilino eltiver was '
year. 1 i,.sl ,, K,.owl ,y t,n .,. ( one wlileli was nlven a itreot deal
' o ' Ihei.. Tl .......her iiiav enrn. of einphais at this year's eennmn-!
Mr. Diililsimm Iniiiroves I .., in imiii the 1'iii iinn.i ' imion ! ' oonferenca. It was slresses liy
lem dlstrltit In Iall7. wt u Rood
atari with afiit to ueres inerenae
last yuttr, anil Hurley White, of
t'titii'Ktt irood soil will prtiduee bet
ter crops than poor, however. It
is easily choked put by weeds.
It retiuirfii InoetllHtlon- pu land
that has not Krown clover. It may
he pluntetl from May 1 to July I,
or September I to 2" In the fall.
h It Is Krown for pusture, hay nnif
seed; Is primarily a pasture plant;
is relished hy nil livov stork and
poultrv with lienvy pe uere toil'
a seasonable;
RECIPE
I!' ' I,,, " ' , , ' , ,V ' Z,, """"" U1 nait.s of rich, succulent feed. It Is
riusliill on Ills farm nour Inir I). A,.. White Sons, says hi. firm ' , , . , , .,,, ., Ml,,lU
r, Is tlial wltli Uttllno clover. 'alone has sold enouifh seed tho f' ,, L?,... ,J .1
present season to udd several hun
dred acres more to the fields this
year.
I for iiasiurn und others for hay und
seeti, inn pusiorott ornp may oe
fUsed for seed, by takinK off the
' Htock about May 15. .' Yt'lls orseed
It makes icrcnt pusture. It is tin from ilu to 400 pounds to the
Komi bee pasture crop. It Is a vul- acre: moru sued U produced us the
liable leuume. i plants Krow older, with n Cull stand
Tills is alto known as the ulant ninlntnlned. . :' ' '
'd : jpulvcr,
V.i lull 1
tho mother. It won lute, und rain
lntf. when the company finally dis
pemil. Much a Kood time th y wore
havlntf.
NiilifstllMK Ten eh lnjt
At I'M Moward Smith lias been
teaching the primary Ki'ades In the
I'orry whool. Hhc Ih rinlshhiff qut
the Hi'hool year for MrH. i'ox, whose
hUHbipid passed nway a few days
"KO." '
!rlv l tvirviillls
Claude Anson. William nnd Mc
vjn Itork, of Island City, drove to
CorvalllH last week to attend the
Mute tniek meet and u,Iho to vlKlt
iimoni; friends for a few days. They
will, return home some time this
week.
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Weekend VUitor
Miss horothy I'atterson, of Un
ion, went to Island City and spent
for
I
twii district.
o
ilplilnx VHiricit Sicl -
AfcordlnR- to county aKrleultur-
brt Wray l.awrenei W. it. I.edbet-
tf-r. of Alh'cl, In ma U lntf n Hhipment
IiIm certified Netted tiom potato
jeed this week to faniierH in 'al
jpwa counr'.' ' '
Oldest brother : " -
EH rami ma :H'ulveiv o.f fianj;e llnll
i-iKhhorbootl', was awarded n prjxo
nr beinjf the oldest mother pres
nt u tho church service at tho
i'hristian church In l.a llrande
Sunday.- Kho wan similarly reward
Ad at tho "U-etiHK of the Itlue Ml.
AuriiKe last week, (iraiidmu (Ul
fer prizes vt-vy -hlffhly the nmKnif i-Vi-nt
boutiiet of flowers she re-
(H-ived Sunday from her son, Clark
of The Dalles.
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leader i-omlnK
Leonard J. Allen. asslHlnnt state the weekend with her friend, Miss "iih frequent heart attacks, sirs.
lui leader. Will be in I nlnn noun- 1 lleulah Smith. The two youiiR i Murchison Is well beyond four
v Friday afrt-rnoon and Saturday : laillos were sorority Misters at tho wore years and ner ronipicic
Word from John Uihlfdrdm, "f'wtnck viirritt nitr feedlmr mid eoin!'r Avery uud Is UUeulw
aiosh i impel uisiru't, wno ik hi tnc
uiiinde itonde hospital, is t neotir- Mn these will qualify him
ukihk to iuh irb iids jir. iai)ir ! m hohirship contpullllun.
strum sustained a fractured collar,
bone and severe cuts and bruises i -
all over his body In a tractor cci-; m ' "
den, last -ek ; jFrUlt TCS At
Ithio H. (Jninac
Will meet at their ball this coin
ing Saturday, the meeting to Im-kIii
at 11 o'clock. There are to he a
number of Important busliK Hsiat-
ters to be illscussed. j " " ' "
' 'ft . II Mm. A. O. Oinkliu '
llcltiriiH Ilnic - ( (ObMirver Correspondent)
Aim. I.yle Wilson, of Tmbler, who t f'ovl':- n'- tSpecial) It's bins
has lii-eii a patient at the (iramle ovp J now. T.o
Itonde hOHpltal, uavlnff had an up- r,,,,,,,y ' w,,Me with, btooin
pendlcltlK operation. h:is returned ,t,,(1 cvm' l,,lvo thtl.v f,',l,r of
Uehm
iri owlmr eontel. and lily i vhtlift ! 8U eSrou uy nis smTCWSlir, w my
tho " 1 "ojf on- liiiiinmr tiit i
,.itliiH legume, others klHiw little or
jauililnK about It. For tlmt reason i
, . fj wft are paMiina: on ilema comhiff !
r' 'from the Willamrito valley' wlirt'
; , ! It bttH been tried nuw fur two ea- !
! HOUH. . , ,
j . Jjidlno clover, a new favorite In
Mhe Willamette valley and couhI
counties, was tried out In the Su
white or llallan white clover: bt
n very larue form of the ordinary
white clover no common on lawns
and In patur devtdoped in its
Klaitt form In Italy. The O. H. t
has a bulletin on It. bv Prof. II. A.
Schloth. tiNMbttaut iiKonomlht.
I.adlno elover Ih lun.if lived;
Hood KtnndH op Hultable lands prop-1
erly handled will last tour 10 cUht
years. It Is not deep routed; nf
! , Land planter helps In Riving a
. larKO crop, ami In the count coun
ties immense per ncru yields an
produced. Lime la necessary on
sour lands, as with most If not all
inner letrumeii. itiii tno lauino i...... .. ...u t..
I kind will stand more. aomnioxN in Herolo or baklntr dish, and pluw
land than most clovers. , , tUB eruml mixed with the melted
Irrlfmtlon may he lined on dry butter, over tho top. I lake in
kA Ht.AMt-SAI.M'. .bww; ;
Vcl furry
. One nnd one-half pounds veal ; .
Five tablespoons fat t
Two tablespoons chopped, on loir
On tublespoun green pepper
One U'lupoon curry powder . t
Three tahlCHpoona flour v
Two leaHpoons salt r
One and otM-hulf cups milk
One-half eup bread cniinhn
Three tublespooiiH inciter butter.
1'luee I he fat In a fry In it pan nnd
when well browned, add tho veal
cut la one inch rubes. Add on Um
ami Kieen pepper am) cook slowly
until brown. Add the curry pow
der, flour uud salt und when well
mixed, the milk. Cook, titlrrlntf
constantly, until the mixture thick-
noils, to produce humpr cropti ut
ladiao clover. .
moderiitely alow
one-hair houra.
oven for one and
Co ve Covered
With Blossoms
never
Commencement At
Cove To lie May J6
ly Sirs. J. II, I'rlw
(Ohsorver Correspondent)
-V'rOVK, Ore. (HllenlsD fom-
.,,u,,, ....... , lilt lit fiiifnv I'JLi-iviwii win lie iii'iii
to her home. She is reporttid to In.""""1" "'" ""' V "" ' ut t10 Mnthodlst church Thuimlav
doiiiu ull rlifht now. -mm.,- ..i. j ,. .-, ...i.i
t o ) Tho pears and prunes are Just
DrlviiiK iw Cflr ' j opening and with a day pr .two of
Howard Smith, of Island (Ity. Is i sunshine tho success of tho fruit
linionif those residents or the vol- ''0I In Cove is almost lissunsl.
ley who are drlvlne new Konls. Th hiiccalnureuto servlt'c was
, held at the Methodist church Sun-
Late
pt' tliis week, it was announced university, ' ..
jyestevdny. Mr. Allen Is coniittK ! o
bit 'tlila particular lime, it In Mated, . )()B ireirc Teaeliluic
in show tho hoys and Kirlu In tho I ,MSS ,,.,,. Daniel, of Rhnnir
itllrfereift Hv6slook ellihs over. the. n .t t i-lc-t. who is havlni; her flint 1 horseflesh will have ample
Iv.-gji y how to cnie rnr and lit tiicir y.H1. r iralnlnir nt Hie Monmouth tunity to enjoy fast horse
.inluinls for exhibition. i Normal, has Bone to Vulxetx. Ore- ! this year at tho Kaslern
ItcnuiliiK Same evcnimr, .May i -. rnc program ,
-Mrs. K. Mmchlson, of riennnt j w follows: I hixolocy: prayer !
Orove. who lies very ill at her M ''I'" Hnncoek: -O Lamb of
homo, remains nhout the same. She1 "0- ':-' N'. by the. choir, ,
j with .tnss vinu t'oniey siiihiiik inc..
, aria: serljiture lensnn, the itev. I', '
j R HturKca: vnrap solo, "Children
1 of Men," Mcrrll Conloy with Mss
j Vina Conley aecnnipanlsl: sirmon
I iioin I Timothy 4;in, ""rMko . Hip
!lTnto Thyself," hy tho llcv. T. I, '
;(lraham wlio mivo a forceful sor-.
covery is not hoped for
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tiotnl ItachiK Vroairnni-
Devotees at tlie shrine
of fine
oppor
racln? OrcBOli
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4iifH to Portland
S Oeorwe 1 lardy, of Imbler, in in
lorU!i,hdf this -.week , ha vine: ono
wltti n.slijpmeht of livestock from
thatVs.'rtfoniof'tbe county.
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Jh liiiprovluu-
Herbert Speckhtli't. of Iowa dis
trict, who received such painful
jitjiiV'H In 4i fall Saiurday Is s't-
Uarf aloncr quite Hatisiactoriiy, mo
lie ;Mtll pufferH from his Injuries.
fractured a number
lost several, teeth, .be
sides' riiinor bruises 'when he fell
from a seat fold ami struck a feed
er hi his sheep shed.' He Is at tho
11 run do Hondo hospital.
' ihe VkUU surfed
.Alt-f. Speekhurj:
,V ribs and loa
ihwrver tt 'Modal
From . lyrry comes n story which
is not often duplicated. On Wed
nesday or the past week.
.Mins fJIady.s lean, teacher
Christian high school In I'erry. wivs
alone with a' mull child in the
office huIldhiK. a : large heating
Ftuve fell oyer upon the child, pln
ninK him to the floor, burning him
severely and onilanjferlntr bin life.
Miss Dean, t though slight In build,
without a' momeiu's hesitation,
seized tho hot stove with her bare
hands, lilted It bodily and held H
iron, w heie.sbe will do her nnie- J.lvestock show lit I niop, June ft, 0
i tlce teaching In the third and "! 7. 'i'lo HVHh sl,ow ' moluded
. fourth Krades In tho Valsetx school. In the circuit Of the Inland Km
I 1 o t f t plro Haclng association, which will
Mother Improves ' ': J also be-, patronized by horsemen
j Word from Mrs. J. -P. let.ong, froiu the Mid-Columbia racing cir
j formerly of Valeria district, now cult, so that speedy race eveiiLs him
with her daughter In Portland, Is promised as important features or
to the effect that she is improv- . Kastern Oregon's greatest livestock
Iiir slowly, j show. The quality of the racing
j' o ' j promises, to be in keeping with tho
, Dinner Saturday Fvenlng ' ' j excellent exhibits of line sheep.
! Mt. Fannie grange Ih planning dairy cattle, beef cattle, bogs and
in u,.ouA nt -nifi t,n hoi'HMi in hfi dlsnlii vi'd nt the Colon
' .iiir.i.'.n . ah. ...... 1i-i.j..j tttnv likrAtinltnHAhoWi-riciiilri.r! Xhursday
staging at the J. O. O. F. hall oil 'H10 l,lt('H ol tlie inland Kmpire
, Saturday evening, it Is a public, circuit meetings are as follows:
'dinner with the object a most Condon. May liS-June I; l-nlnn
iWorthyone. . j ( lvistcra Oregon l.lvesiocK show)
o June fi, fi and 7; Wallsburg, Wash.
June S;. Dayton, Wash., June H
Ju; Crab Creek, Wash., June 18-20
Vlll Oil Shorl
Miss Clara l"rles, whit hnd come
home a tow weeks ami expecting
while 'to visit her parentsMr. nnd Mfs.
Ill the Henry Flies. In the I'leasunt Orovo
neighborhood, for at least two
montha. was colled to. St. Vincent's
hospital in Portland last week nnd
obliged to terminate her visit. Mis
Fries Is u graduate nurse.
o
VlKbing ItcltttlvcM
M ih. Ida Hendricks, who has
heen for several months nt the.
home of her . uncle and mint. Mr.
moil on "Character Building;'
closing hymn, "Hod of tho Knrtlt,'
Carrie H. Adams, siinii by the ehoi
The Mother's day service at tho
Metbodlht church attracted many
people. The church was beauti
fully decorated with spring flow
era. Invitations had been sent to
the people of the other -churches
and a large congregation assem
bled for the program w hleh wna
carried out as previously up--noiiuced.
This Is the last week of school
hero uud Is rilled with many
things. Today Is ''Class Day" and
evening the rominoncj:i
ment exercises will he hold lit tho
Methodlat episcopal church. t
A public dinner , will bo nerved,
on Memorial day. A program In
the morning beginning at 11 o'clock
will precede the dinner after which ,
tho people will go to the cemetery, i
led hy the American Legion, Kpnpr i
evening, May Hi, ut : o'clock,
K. H. Wnrrenton, head of the de
partment of- roiigiouM edunattoi) at
Oregon Hlato college, will deliver
the address.
i Mr. and Mrs. C, V. Itlchnnlson,
of Pendleton, cmiio to Covo Frl
day to apend a few days with Mrs.
Itlchfirdson's parents, Mr. und Mrs.
L. M. Luird. Tim Lalrda uihl Hich
a nl nons, accompanied by Mr. nnd
Mm. John Miller und family. Mr.
und Mrs. J. 11. Flotcher. David Ar
nott and Lona Nelda Price spent
Hi) nd ay plcnickinK on Catherine
creek. .. .. , . .
v A short musical 'iroginim Is be
ing prepared for the dinner given
fn honor of Mvm Nellie tlrnce Sat
urday evening, The dinner is to
bn ut tho (hid Follows' hall and is
being sponsored hy the Mt, Fanny
grange. . .
lull War Veterans and liny Hemits.
A poppy fale will bo held. Mrs.
L. J. Cluidwlck Is chairman of the
program committee, ,
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth La Vio
let t a visited Cove Saturday evening.
Mr. La Violetto is one of tho high
school teachers for Die coming
yean and came to look over hia naw
field oftwonk nnd to engage u rai
deuce, iii'hoy were on their way
froin 'ICtng HllI;H,nHin'M'hoiv"Mr.
La Violetto has horn teaching and
wore eurnute to Portland.
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possible to start the work now. and
it Is expected that tho Ipwnr room
will be completed before the ncKt
rush of farm work arrives.. Plans
call for a structure 34 by 70 feot,
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until the child was free, though, mid Mrs. James Htnndley. In Iowa
severely Injured. Altho the hands district, Is visiting this week ut tho
of the courageous young lady wero .Will Hughes home near La Grande.
stripped of their skin, und the Mrs. Hendricks expects to spend
Mesh scared nnd bleeding, she car- the next few months visiting among
ried the child several blocks to his J her relatives here and In Wallowa
home, never mentioning her own; county then In Washington state
injuries and refused personal at- In fore starting hack to her homo
tontlon until? he bail first received in Ft. Madison, lowp.
medical aid. iter Injuries were so ! o-r-
severe that she dould not use her - ItcUjnis Honwv
To Itiilld Xew Hull
At the last meeting of the I'nlon
county Pomona grange there was a
good dele nation present from the
White Kagle grange. over near Pilot
Hock in rmtitllla county. Tin-
work of that subordinate Is of great and
Interest to grangers here, who will up as a dining room and junior
be interoated, also. In a notice ap- grange room, and the unttn uiidl
pea ring not long since In tho Pilot toiiuip, with stage, dressing rconlH
Hock News regarding the new ball and ante-rooms for carrying on
which tho White Fagla people are the work of tho grange, A seating
soon to erect. "Construction of a ' capacity of 250 Is to bo provided,
ball to be begun at once by the ; The location, which Is nt the south
White Kagle grange on the Frank end of tho long "S" turn of thu
Sloan property five miles north of 1 highway five miles north, Is con-
Pilot Hock. A lease was consum- ' sldered ideal In lis central sltua
mated Tuesday, the terms giving j Hon, being near tho converging
Safest Way to
! Stop Pain
j It la not necessary to tuko heart -da-preMna;
drills or tiupu of any kind to
rolluvtJ iitMVt turturu euaud hy nvu
I ritls, no uridyl a, Kriuth-u. nr rhcqoiu
I limn. Jura uply TyHiisd ovirr the jsirt
i thut hurts und kue how ipdckly you
I will l (ran fifiu disLwiiifui l,
uam nieni, iiu.t ui oi. auu , Tvamol ia aoothlna-. hilln hwF.
j toitt thut Ruiim la through thu pores
Hml drives out luMaauautlon whleti has
, hh ill oil in thu nerve. 'Liiti rniuine yoji
, rub It on yiui eun foe It buglunlnii to
relievo. Pulna and aches auuti slop,
congvxtlun Is renimrn, utid nornneHM
and liiflumrniuloa vruuuully dlaunpuur,
AUhoueh Tyjniol In put up epe
alally for nervt pain and In'lain'natlon,
n1tfrtrn hav found It enuully food
for taking the mlat-ry out of stiff,
swollen r aehhif Jelatn. Also tine for
In me tuck and mutriilar pnrnei.
ViVftMnt, hannlmi, (iav t( tix RoM
g draeauta. Always tn ht)
bands, nnr.wlll l'e be able for, some
time to come.
Mm. William SepJ. her son-ln-
l ho vi'finic ii nnroxlmutclv tin aero : ntdnt of- roads from the weat end
of ground for 6 (J years, und tho 'east as well as on the main routu i by laauinV druggist's.
privilcgo of renewing It for another 1 north and south. . I lot new build-
; Till yours. A fund of $600 in on ilng will provide facilities, the lucft j
' hnnd and to this will be added do- of which has handicapped the
nations received In a camimlgii grange, and it Is expected that I
(llah.Drug, Inc. Adv
for a plowing date
'WHRN'the8oiI is ready V7'V 'K6n 7nVe Wdy . .the " "CutoipiTlav" is ready
too.'. Jt doesn't wait for tho. low places to dry out. Its wide tracks travel right'
over swulcs and gullies ,', , ditches and soft spoto. Where early spring tillage pays,
the "Catorpillar" track-typo 'tractor kills the weeds before they can waste soil niois-.
turo and plant food. , ;
And the owner of a I'Catei pillar" is rhasler of most conditions of soil or weather
. .''. ho can harvest when the soil is wet , . . haul ovor muddy roads ... ho can
farm on a schedule, V, : . ;
; ' THE L0N TRACK LIFK IS HUILT IN!
I-ong life and special wear-resisting qualities are built into tho "Caterpillar" track.
Tho links, for example, are especially heat-treated so that the rail is hard and wear
lesisting, while the remainder of tho samo forging is made extra tough to resist
breakage ! ..-'. :';;'..'.'.; '' vV'-'.---'.'.'-''.':','..' -
Bunting Tractor Company
1426 Jefferson Avenue
Comes In Plaiuw-
Hesidents of the section between
Jitiblerand Allcel were no little ox- home
law und daughter. Mr. and Mrs. planned for next week. The money i completion of the building will he
! roiioweii y an expnnsion pro'
Omar Adinns, have returned to In the treasury, together with labor
their home In Monterey. Calif nr- that will be given, will make it gram,
niu. following a week's visit at the ,, ,,, ,
jF cited jmv the weekend, who
I j .ffi plane circled around aboui
I neighborhood, flew very low
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of their relatives. Mr.
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made the trip In their, car."
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I Hrown I'vsidcnce. After this I Work continues quite enoourag-
orcurrod wevepil times. It he-j Ingty in the enrollment of niein-
cume known that Mr, Hrown's bro
ther. John Wier, of Mahton, Wash
ington, n flier for several yeni-s,
lpid purchased a plane In lloise and
dropped down here for u short
hers for the Cnion County Dairy
Herd lipprovepient association. A
canvass is being made now for the
purpose of securing the 2fi days
Borvieo which Is required to make
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Owl Lemon Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo to make it soft and
fluffy and healthy! This
concentrated shampoo, with
Lemon Oil base, removes
dust and- dandruff, leaves
the scalp cleansed and re
freshed. The lemon odor is very
pleasant. An 8 oz. bottle,
good for many refreshing
shampoos, costs only 6oc.
MOON DRUG COMPANY
(Agents for the Owl Dm? Co.)
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Ford Coue, new lieensa ?75.00
Harry Waggoner
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We specialize on supplies for farmers implements or hard
ware, furniture or fencing, you'll find what you need at our store.
Our stock has always been selected with the needs of the farmer
in mind. Our stock, our buildings, our equipment and our experi
ence all combine to enable us best to serve the farmer. Let us
prove it.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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