CITY AMD COUNTRY
Attend Co.___
K .’ b _ big smok-
er Friday night. Sept 17.
Ladies invited.
NASH
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Coop­
er and Mr. and Mrs. George
Kutch spent last Sunday in
Aurora.
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tric lights and starters. The electric
Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Mattison spent Sunday
in Albany enjoying a picnic
dinner enroute.
lights enable them to perform satis­
factorily at night as well as by day
and the starter saves fuel because
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hibbs
and Master Jack Harding
have returned from New­
port where they passed the
summer at the Hibbs cot-
taee.
the driver can shut off bis power
when the truck is left standing and
start again with no effort on his part.
TRUCKS
EDUCATION PAYS
VOS THE INDIVIDUAL AMD FOR THE STATE
A Person with No Education hna but Ons Chance in 160, 00# to
Render Distinguished Service to the Public
With Common School Education
4 Chances
With High School Education
87 Chances
With College Education
800 Chances
Are You Giving Your Child His Chance?
THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVE3TED
MOST IN EDUCATION
A g ri c u l tu ra l College
Through a “ Liberal and Practical Education” pre­
pares the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful
Citizenship and Successful Careers in
MINING
FORESTRY
HOME ECONOMICS
VOCATIONAL ( DUCATIOH
The Training Includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC. ENG­
LISH. MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and other Essentials
of a Standard Technical College Course
f ALL TMM OPENS SEPTEMBER 20, 1020.
TUITION IS FREE.
FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO
THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College,
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The Parting Gift
Have you been looking for a parting gift for
the boy or girl who is leaving for college this
month?
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We have just the thing for you a lovely sap­
phire ring or pin. Could anything be nicer than
favoring them with something really worth
while, something to prise all through their col­
lege life?
W s inggsst • s a p p h ire stone because it ts the |*w al o!
September, bat any one ot our big selection will ba accept­
able.
A . U. K U L L A N D E R
JE W E LE R AN D ENGRAVER
Main Street
The Fordson is the tractor of your neighbor.
Over two hundred in Polk county==23 sold in
the last four weeks.
Friends here have receiv­
ed announcement o f the
birth of a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. E. Paul Todd
CRuth Hodge) of Napavine,
Wash. The young lady has
been christened Ruth Paul­
ine.
INDEPENDIMOS
ENGINEERING
PHARMACY
The Best in the World and
the Cheapest.
There’s a hat in Mrs.
Bascue’s early fall showing
that will suit the style o f all
custonmers. See her dis­
play at the millinery open­
ing Saturday.
Auto Utilities Co,
AGRICULTURE
COMMERCE
NOTE THESE PRICES F. 0. B. DETROIT:
Sedan, $750.00
Coupelet, $850.00
Ton truck, $600.00 Fordson tractor, $850.00
A daughter arrived re­
cently at the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bewley.
The youthful guest has
been
christened Thelma
Eloise.
Morris 6 Company, The Standard
Oil Company, Ths Palmolive Com­
pany and The A m e r i c a n S t e e l
Foundries are among the nationally
known firms using Nash Trucks
Oregon
Compared with other products the price
of the Ford car and Fordson tractor is today
the lowest in Its history. Nothing less than
an INDUSTRIAL MIRACLE HAS MADE
THIS POSSIBLE.
A miracle of ever in­
creasing quantity production has made your
shrinking dollar worth its old self in Ford
Products.
Dr. and Mrs. Horn and
two children o f Newberg
have been visiting at the J.
S. Bohannon home.
Nash T iu cks are equipped with elec­
N ASH
Are You Getting Your Share of the
Millions Saved By Quantity Production?
Pickers— Come to
the Baptist church Sunday
and hear some fine singing.
H od
M OTOR
Phone Main 1321
The Fordson should be on you farm.
At
one swift stroke It wih cut from your life
hours, days, yes, years of drudgery.
Call us for a demonstration. Now is the time
Mrs. Carl Ranzell of Tuc­
son. Arizona, is spending
the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Snapp. Mrs. Ranzell
savs mercury has soared to
125 in the Arizona town
and she would not mind a
fur coat in the cool Oregon
climate.
Ace Garage
Phone Main 3821
Mrs. Alice Honevman was
IN D E P E N D E N C E
a week end guest at the
home of Mrs. Nancy Whit-
eaker. visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Honeymoon.
She was returning from
Long Beach. Wash., and
left Monday for Seattle.
indulged in. Mrs. Kream­ surely spent with a variety a. m., 2:30 p. m. and at 7:30 p m
er. Mrs. Steele and Mrs. of music rendered bv the Strvices will be held by the gospel
Miss Katharine Arbuth- Douglas are sisters. Mr. talented group of relatives team of the Bible Institute of Los
not returned Wednesday Armstrong, editor of the which made the golden Angeles. The team consists of a
from Klamath Falls where! Eugene Register, is a half hours pass quickly. Mr. and group of five young men, four sing­
she attended a teachers’ in­ brother. The mother, Mrs. Mrs.
Kreamer
received ers and one speaker. It is a real
stitute. Miss Arbuthnot al­ J. Richardson, who resides abundant good wishes for treat; come and hear them. Sun­
so enioved a very interest-1 at Springfield, was unable many returns of the truly day school at 10 a. m. A class and
ing trip to Crater Lake to be present on account of golden event.
teacher for all ages and grades.
which was made with a par­ illness.
Strangers especially invited.
A
At the table the
ty of geologists.
A
Treat
At
th0
Baptist
Church
hearty
welcome
awaits
you.
company prepared a chain
letter deploring her absence
A treat is awaiting you at the j When you want the best call for
Last Sunday was a su­ which was sent to Mrs.
Baptist church next Sunday at 11; Liberty bread. Baked by electricity.
premely happy day at the Richardson.
O. A. Kreamer home. The
occasion was the celebra- j
tion of the 29th wedding an- 1
niversarv of Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Kreamer, promi­
nent
and
popular citi­
zens of this city. Rela­
tives came from the Univer­
sity citv. the Capital city
and Canbv to join in the
celebration.
For the wedding feast
Hit
the spacious dining room
was converted into an au­
The Proof
tumnal bower. A profusion
of golden rod and sun flow­
O f The Pudding
ers made a scene of golden-
hued beauty. Vivid hued
nastertiums that blend so
 f !
dm Once you have used (EtSTuEOS Flour
harmoniously
with
the
j L you’ll never be content without it.
golden blossoms were used
Cooks appreciate its firmness and flavor.
on the chandeliers, trailing
gracefully from the electro­
But the “ Proof of the Pudding” is the
liers to the perfectly and
way
the folks enjoy the splendid breads
artistically appointed table
and pastries made with it.
where covers were placed
for seventeen. Yellow shad­
ed lights also made the
“The Meat of the W heat”, (UE 7 SIHIJ W heat
scene a more golden one.
Hearts make the ideal breakfast food.
The Misses Gretchen and
Madaline Kreamer, attrac­
yt,
Even waffle* «re easily made with HQUliSC
tive daughters of the O.
Pancake Flour.
A .’s. most capably served
the several course dinner,
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r«e
¡Seated around the festal
board were Mr. and Mrs. A.
d ft If your poultry just board* with yiu — Instead of
J. Armstrong and daugh­
producing. iBCTUtUte Poultry Feed* will put them
ters. the Misses Mae nnd
t* work. Uao O lympic Stock Feed«, too.
Aileen. and son. John, of
Eugene, Dean Duvall and
Miss Sue Bodianskv, also
of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey. Douglas. Pearl and
Lewis Douglas o f Canbv,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Steele
of Srleni. Mr. and Mrs. 0.
A. Kreamer and Afissea
F L O U R - FEED
Gretchen
and
Madaline
Kreamer. The. dinner was
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