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T f ll’KSr» W .1 \ \ T \l!V fi 1911 Highlights Annua! Co. Agent’s Report Half-Grown Hogs Better Fed Out Than Liquidated F a rm e r* w ith fpi i r r pigs m i bund a lre a d y w e ig h in g aro u n d H im pound* w ill p in lu ih ly m ake m ore m oney by fc i'ih n i’ Ihem nut at th e p r e s e n t u n fa v o ra b le g ru in -h o g p ric e r< itiii th a n by liq u id a tin g at present feeder price«, «ay» II A L in d g re n , <• x t>*ti -i«ni live st ock ip<- Cialis, 'it Oregon S la te college. Present p rice o f feeder but;« is a p p ro x im a te ly v , 5u i.> $ |n on the fa rm P io t e in s u p j ,|t- iilt- u , s an- h igh priced and d iffic u lt In o b ta in . M ure g ra in In re q u ire d pm jx iu n d o f gain d p ro te in supplem ents a re not used. l.in d g te n p o in t« out. A fu n n e r w ho has h a lf-g ro w n leedi r hog« on bund cun fig u re th a t d W ill t ike fro m liv e to «lx JMJUnds o f g ra in to p u l on u ,m und of gain d p ro te in su p p lem e n t> are not i i - v iila b le , c o n ip liie d w ith P ail to fo u r and a b a ll pounds w ith s u p plem ents. I f a 100-pountl bog w ere sold at |!urt**u ut I* iblii- 11'.n« I! M War P«*j artrn» nl present prices it w o u ld b rin g a p l il l. S U l i l l . E A I I 'ltA t i.It < haplain Keith Munro, of the 87th p ro x im a te ly $10. A tm ,it M mi ixiunds Air,xiilie E n g in e 'r Aviation I att.di»n, u m killed instantly when an of g ra in w o u ld lie re q u ire d to m- enemy plane crudie'l nnd e. i led while hi wan conducting service» cri'lise tbe w e i g h t o f th is K«,- for the men of hi* battalion in the Southw est Pacific., Hi* command pound feeder to a 200-|mund m a r ing officer wrote hi* parent-' in I! rlo-ley, C alifornia: " lie died witx ket bog. w hen l, w ould be w o rth , (¡in i'* wind» on hi* I , nnd 1 - lltl he havi cli i n the time of Cod'* at present prices, a p p ro x im a te ly calling, he would liav< hod it thti*. lie w . but i d I t evening hi a $27 on ,be fa rm , o r an in c re ase glove of coconut palm.' n m ! d by f ill blooming p n in i'-tta . I I * o f $17. I f g ra m can !«• bad at $.’>,) I«’,' ton tbe cost o f rem, fo r tin . gave h..< life th at th" u In- loved could live in p ..ee and fr. I ¡u.” gain w ould be $12.30 as com pan d w ith the increase,I value o f $17. Mr. and Mis. W. A H cm e n w a y These fig u re s a p p ly o n ly to bogs and M a rg a re t, M r. and M is . Read ready to go in to th e fa tte n in g pen I P'Uii'iiw ay and fa m ily , M r. and and are not a p p lica b le to bogs Mrs. Jam es Hem« -, Any de nt S un raised fro n t tbe w e a n e r stage. day al the G uy H o llid a y home a, L in d g re n also ca lls a tte n tio n to W a lk e r. tb e p o s s ib ility o f m a k in g use of M r. and .Mis. F re d -l-auhaeh H e n ry Ruch-, 62, m ill fore m a n w aste by p ro d u cts such as c u ll have been i ll w ith the flu . o f the Sehneide, L u m b e r Co., near fr u its o r Vegetables, w h ic h have .Mi- . Lois W illia m s *, it. I M r. L orane, was fo i...d dead a, his a d e fin ite value when com bined and M is W illis Gat m an o l I>,n- home ye ste rd a y m o rn in g He was w ith g ra in , though it docs not pay don last w eek. horn O c to b e r 2, 1K81 in R um ania to fiaal these alone. A ll Mich p ro M iss T u m m y H am m ons o f S a g i and h id live d in th is section fo r d u c t* a rc best fed in the ra w naw w as an o v e rn ig h t guest al the pa*t 36 years. state, w ith the exce p tio n of p ota- the S. A B o llo ri home T h u rsd a y F u n e ra l services w ill lie held toex, w h ich are im p ro ve d by c o o k evening and .Mi s N iu.se W illia m , fro m the (¡ra c e L u th e ra n church ing Use o f such b y -p n s lu c ts w ill w is a gin t L i ¡day e v e n in g and In Eugene S a tu rd a y m o rn in g at replace a |m rttn n o f the g ra m S a tu rd a y . 10 a m. w ith ttv Rev. M a r tin T. o th e rw ise required. The C e d a r L adles c lu b W ill K ytnond, o ffic ia tin g . In te rm e n t m eet w i l l , M rs. H azel I ’ u r c d l w ill lx- in th e A lb a n y cem etery. s .M .A » i n t r s s i M . s i m i Tuesday, J a n u a ry 11th, fo r an a ll M ills chapel is in charge of a r HEALTHY « 1 MS day m eeting. rangem ents. Henry Reule Is Found Dead 5th B y D r. II. A Hagen W h e n yo u p o u r tw la d dret Ing o ve r a b o w lfu l u f coleslaw , sh re d ded greens o r d rie d fr u it salad, y o u 're doing m ore th a n adding ta ste appeal You re p ro te c tin g its a scorbic mad t V ita m in ( ') con te n t, w h ich k e e p i y o u r gums and blood vessels in r;uod c o n d itio n and p ro tis ta agicnst g in g iv itis a m o u th n iln v n t w n ic h is m a rk e d by tender, sw ollen, p u lp y, lileed- Ing gums. K xiM -rim ent* have proved th a t m ost foods c o n ta in in g a scorbic a rid also co n tu tn an enzyme kn o w n us ascorbic mad oxidase As long as the n a tu ra l p ro te c tiv e co ve rin g o f a fis x l Is unbro ke n , th is oxidase rem ains re la tiv e ly h a rm I >ss liecaust* I t m ust have a u to do its w o rk , lu ir w hen you e x pose the food p ’arTTcles to a ir by shredding, s lic in g o r |s-cling, the oxidase s ta rts Io "b u rn up” as c o rb ic acid by u n ld iig it w ith o x y gen fro m the s u tro u n d in g a tm o s phere. S om etim es the process is visib le as w ben a banana, an apple o r n peach tu rn s b ro w n a fte r peeling. T h is same s o rt o f " b u r n in g " o r o x id a tio n o ccu r* when an u n p a in , • ed iro n fence tu rn s ru s ty the tu s t being n o th in g m ore th a n o x i dized iron. So ju s t as you p ro te c t the fence fro m n ir by co a tin g it. you should " c o a t" a cut vegetable o r f r u it as w xin ns the flesh is broken. Salad dressings are one o f tb e m ost con venient kin d s of p ro te c tiv e c o v e r ings. W hen dressings are not s u ita b le, o r advised, you can accom plish the sun,«1 e ffe ct by d io p p in g cut o r shred,led V ita m in C foods in to w a te r, o r s p rin k lin g them w ith d ilu te d lem on ju ic e Io p ro te c t th e ir va lu a ble ascorbic acid u n til eaten. Cedars »» VCF FUT» TH E S E N T IN E L GOT'l \GK W lOVK OREGON Saginaw • M rs. P lum a D anna o l Eugeni» x|«-r,, tw o day s l i s i vvi’t-k w ith h e r si.xt er. Mr« l.a w rc n c e M e n tle th . ' M1 e Gf tty t ii E rt ’ tio, C a lifu r- ma, is V K itin g h l* p a re n ti. M r. and M r*.. Georg G 'd ly th is w i i k J im m y S te w a rt w en, to P o rt land las, week and e n lis t,s i in the navy, l ie is the son o l M r, and M rs. R ay S te w a rt T h e C h a r lie O v e r t o n fa m ily o l C i, w e ll s p .n l N e w Y '-W ’s da y at Hie (,'om ad Ke tie h o t e M r. and M rs Low-ell Benston sja-nt S a tu rd a y evening a , the home o f L o w e ll's par.-nts, .Mr. and M is . F. T. H ens,on in Eugene. M rs . lla rb - y W illia m :. s|M-nt M onday a l th e B a sil D enham home in C otta g e Grove. B illy and J im m y Keene v is ite d several day.-; la s t w eek at the home o f t lie ir g ra n d m o th e r, M rs. M ary Lindsay of C re sw e ll. S e ve ra l in th is c o m m u n ity are ill w A- 'It a d 1 1 ■ I III M r. and M rs. L o w e ll Henston w ere d in n e r guests N ew Year's day at th e home o f M rs. Qtur.a G eer in ( 'o ila g e Grove. 1st Council Session Held Monday Evening .T h e fir s t re S it la r -csxion o f the ,e i’ y c o u n cil in the t<-W y e a r was no, a le n g th y o tic A le tte r was read fro m hn W C unn in g h a m and associates re g a rd in g e n g in e e r ing in the m a tte r o f th e proposed sewei ee disposal p la n t. C h ie f o f P o lice G lenn M e r r ill appeared be fo re th e co u n cil and asked fo r u n r n tii' leave o f oli--enc<> fo r O f fic e r G. C. Hood, " l i e ret, ties I was le fe rre d to the police co m m itte e . R esolution 351 vvas approved a u th o riz in g the m a y o r an ti c ity n -eo rtler to sell an u n p la tte d tra c , ■ n S outh Nth s tre e t to R. D. W il son 'm il lot 1, bloc-. 1 in N iw so n 's a d d itio n to H ugh N ix o n . A m o tio n was also approved to purchase a b ic y c le ra c k to be piatasi at the c o rn e r o f 6 th and M ain. R ich in T X T Borneo'» crud e peti ileum is spe c ia lly ric h in I I. iene, w h ich the is land sup plii d in la rg e q u a n titie s d u r. Hi t W' rid w a r for the manu- ta ctu re of f N T —trin itro to lu e n e . tu g th e T h e su m m a ry ol :|i ! IVÌ 11( f C o u n ty A gent O. L ie ti her fo r th e pe rio d o f If, 1; made a, tfie m e e tin g o f the L in e co u n ty a g rl- c u ltu ra l a . -ocial ion 1 , w eek con- la in « in fo ,,n a tio n on tbe progress of irria g a tio n made ovei the co u n ty as w e ll as sod b id d in g p ra c tices and c ro p im p ro ve m e n t. Seven fa rm e r* w< ie a -isted in p la n n in g irrig a tio n sysb-ms in v o l v in g a m in im u m ol 100 acres and a m a xim u m ol 192 acres. T w o fa rm s w ere selected a- .oil conser v a tio n demon.'.I ra don fa rm s in the N t,r lli L o rk co m m u n ity. F o rty eig h t so il samples Wi te tested F 'o r a c i d i t y a n d a va ila b le pbo: pboroti:- m , P irn it rs w o u ld know w h e th e r th e y w ished lim e o superphos phate. L o u r fa rm e rs conducted d e m o n s tra tio n s i n [« -ra tio n w ith th e C/regon S t a t e college Io d e te rm in e the value ,,f am m onium n itra te in com parison w ith am m o n iu m s u lp tia te a i fe rtiliz e r. T w e lv e fo ra g e nurseries w ere t - l a , ,li-h ed A to ta l of 729.5 a c re , of W illa m e tte vetch wo in •,«•(•,et| on 31 fa , ms fo r seed c e rtific a tio n . In te re s t in the c o n tro l o f noxious weeds was p ro m o te d th ro u g h the news paper« anti radio. T hree [,rim in g d e m o n s tra tio n ’ were con ducted. A nd fa rm e rs w ere advised as ,t, the p ro p e r dates fo r sp ra y in g fo r the va rio u s fr u it |,e-ts. J e stin g c a ttle lo r hangs dis ease and tu b e rc ttlo was p ro m p t ed th ro u g h p u b lic ity . A general lo ru m o f feeding, care and m an- agm ent o f liv e s to c k was co n d u ct ed. C u rre n t |>oultry problem s w ere discussed at fo u , meetings. Blue [„a n ts o f fifte e n d iffe re n t fa rm b u ild in g s w e re m ade available. A cata lo g u e o f fa rm b u d d in g plans was ke p t in th e age n t's o ffic e fo r reference. La- h m o n th the a g ric u ltu ra l o u tlo o k re p o rt was issued to 92 fa rm e rs by the O regon S ta te C o l lege. " F a rm F lashes" w ere also m ailed. T h e neighborhood leader p lan was used in b rin g in g in fo r m a tio n to th e ru r a l people. E le v en c o m m u n ity m eetings w ere held • o p ro m o te In te re s t in fire p re ve n tio n . C o u n ty fa rm e rs file d w o rk sheets on 4.193 farm s. B y th e close o f D e ce m lw r 4,590 a p p lic a tio n s fo r d a iry paym ents based on O c to b e r p ro d u ctio n were n rid e . The la b o r s itu a tio n o ve r the c o u n ty was m et w ith assistance o f the w om en and c h ild rt n w it h out th e loss o f cro p *. W hen the loud fo r freed o m su rv ey w as co m p le te d 3,586 fa r m * w e re fou n d to have p a rtic ip a te d . T h e above are th e h ig h lig h ts o f the rejM irt, w h ic h covered several typ e w r itte n pages. I,(W A L G IR L LS( AMONG |{ t | O U M S IX Delight Valley C h c s tir H ig h t, a g overnm ent tra p p e r fro m Eugene, tra p is a l a la rg e coyote on the Joe C ric k ra n ch las, week. T h is coyote had been g e ttin g sheep on the C harles C onner and Doe Sears phi'-i - a l-o H a rry C o n n er fro m M e' 'n a,he S p rin g s spent last w eek a , the ( ’ . C o nner home. M a y C lic k and M a rie Hansen, stu d e n ts fro n i OSC a te spending th ,' w in te r v a ca tio n a, th e ir re spective homes, M rs. Ip h a K nox o f Salem spent the week end a t Ute hom e o f her sister, M rs. L in e ., Scars. M r. anti M rs. N. L. C o rliss o f S anta C la ra and th e ir son E ld rid g e and his w ife fro m N o rfo lk V irg in ia . V isile ,I one evening the [Mis, w eek .al (he I.ee N ix o n hottie. T h e O scar F ln te n fa m ily w ere N ew Year's d in n e r guests al the Imme o f M rs. F a n n ie M c A llis te r in Eugene, and on S unday th e y w ere guests a l th e C al Y oung home in Eugene. M iss O rp h a W illis w ho has been v is itin g h e r parents, M r. and Mrs. F lu n k W illis , le ft fo r L o n g vie w , W a sh in g to n , M ontlay. M iss Lois B a ch e ld e r o f f ’o r, land v is ite d at the F ra n k W illis home Sunday. M r. and M rs. E rw in R ice o f Y oncalla v is ite d w ith M rs A ly ille Powers anti son F ra n k lin Sunday. M r. and M rs. M c f’ lanahan anti I'.lri-tro iy p i* r r i n i i n * sons o f P rin e v ille have been v is Electrotype panting plates arc itin g a , th e G. W . M c F a rla n d matte by electrodepositing a thin lay home. T h e y have purchased a er of copper on a »pcclnlly prepared Im ine at G ra n ts Pass and expect mold of wax or some other sub- atunce. When the mold I* removed, Io m ove there. M rs. C a th c a rt w h o has been the copper " s h e ll" is backed up w ith w ith her sister, M rs. G. W . M c tin and an alloy and mounted on a F a rla n d , le ft fo r h e r home S u n .wooden block for attachn cut to the printing press. day. DANCE Eagles Hall SATURDAY NIGHT, JAN. 8 Tucker’s Orchestra electricity for lighting store win dows, store fro n ts and a d ve rtis in g signs. i m t m fk v k e - .WEN T o aid servicem en in re c u p e ra t in ’; fto m illn c , h wound« re ce iv ' d w h ile on a c tiv e d u ty , O P A has announced th a , th e y m a y be is sued special gasoline ra tio n s fo r use in tra v e lin g to and fro m th e ir inHoes m o th e r [ilaces o f convales cence. T h is s[iecial ra tio n w ill be is ued U[ xhi [H > -e n ta tio n o f leave ,. i i [ « - i to a local ra tio n in g t«>ar,l and a le tte r fro m the a tte n d in g m<-,lie;,| oft.ee, c e rtify in g th a t ira n s[« < r,a tio n by a u to m o b ile , i.ith e r th a n by a n y o th e r m e in s , w ill m a te ria lly axsi-t in the recov e ry o f the servicem an's health. a ry re ile c t tiie c o n tin u in g s h o rt age. The quota o f 276,629 new tr u c k tire s is 13.890 less th a n the D ecem ber fig u re , and the qu o ta of 230 LX) new tru c k tubes is 27.- 7H7 under the D ecem ber fig u re . S im ila rly , a lessening in dem and w h ic h u su a lly occurs d u rin g the co ld e r m onths accounts fo r low er J a n u a ry quo, is fo r ¡a rm tra c to r anti fa rm im plem ent tire s and A t U. S. a rm y bases throughout the w o rld , geologists fro m the Geo lo g ica l surve y d e te rm in e where po table w a te r can be found, and they often accom pany la nd ing forces. Another New Service in Moth-Proofing of Clothes Foi a small charge we can moth proof your clothes when cleaned. The cost will be approximately 25 cents per suit or gar ment. Guaranteed for six months. Proof ing leaves no odor and makes year clothes hold the press better. Moth-proofing if you wish it can be or dered with your cleaning. Call 81. COTTAGE GROVE CLEANERS tubes. T iie tire q u o ta is 27.6,10 lo w e r by 4,800 th a n the Decem ber fig u re , w h ile th e Ja n u a ry tuhe quo ta is 23.1100 lo w e r by 9,200. $15 Rund A rm s In fa n lr y m s a In ve stm e n t of $75 in a w a r bond buy» the fig h tin g eq ulpm ent -rifie , helm et, bayonet and scabbard— -of un in fa n try soldier. F/oyd Githcns AL otors AtltllOli/Cll D ealer TIRE, I t HE St I’l't.Y LOW PHONE 27 T ire and I ul«- quota« fo r J a n u PREPARE FOR NEXT YEAR AT IRISH’S FRU IT JAR t SA' Wc were very fortunate to pro cure a car of jars early and we are going to pass the saving along to you at this pre-season sale. Prepare now for next canning season. Insure against a shortage next fall and save money by buying now. SALE RUNS FRIDAY, THROUGH TUESDAY K ERR M A SO N With Self Sealing Lids. Pints Quarts 7 q c Doz. BALL MASON With Glass Top Closures Pints Quarts TO A local g irl, agt -t 13, was am ong th e six to escajx- fro m th e sta te in d u s tria l school a, S alem Sunday- n ig h t w h ile an e n te rta in m e n t was being presented a t th e s c h o o l* a u d ito riu m . zXli o f the fu g itiv e s e x te tte have Ix’en ca p tu re d . T h re e o f th e g irls w ere p icke d up n o rth o f Eugene M onday and the re m a in in g three w ere found in Roseburg Monday n ig h ,. T iie th u s ’ g irls , in clu d in g a C o tta g e G rove g ir l, la s, to be picked up, rtx le a fr e ig h t tru c k in to Roseburg. A ll w ith o u t heavy clothes s u ffe re d fro m th e cold w e a th e r. E lm er Tchlen A rt W elnkauff itv u n x s( HOOL Find Water I,.in s E le c tric A d v e rtis in g A u s tra lia has banned the use ot (. as JAR JAR JAR JAR 79 c Doz. RUBBERS Mason .................................... ' 3 for 10c LIDS—Self Sealing, regular..................................3 for 25c CA PS-Self Sealing, regular 21c doz. CAPS- Ball Glass Closures 25c doz. GREEN BEANS, point free! Dundee 2 for 25c GREEN BEANS, point free! Overlook 3 for 25c LIBBY TOM. SLICES, point free, No. 2y2 ........................... 25c TOM. RELISH, Libby’s, point free ..................... 29c jar Juice Grapefruit 47 oz. 32c TOMATO JUICE, No. 10, Del Monte 49c KRAUT JUICE, Libby, 12 oz.....................................................10c RIPPLED WHEAT for Breakfast 3 pkgs. 25c WALNUTS, Oregon ungraded ... 3 lbs. $1.00 l NUTS, Fresh Roasted . ......................... 2 lbs. 45c Potatoes u.s.No.2 50 lbs. $ 1.13 FLOUR SALE/ Drifted Snow Fisher’s Blend Swansdown Family 50 lbs. 50 lbs. 50 lbs. ’2-19 s2-09 »2-29 IR IS H -S W A R T Z