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TîmtSDAY M \Ui H ?! In Iff the ^rxTTVEf. roTT \ ge nnovE. nnrnoN FACIE FTVH Farmers’ Share Valp*irai»o, Ind.: Judge Ira C. Mr». William Bainbridge and Tilton dhmh»ed 13-year-old Mr« Ira BeMier were hoalcxiw>x »uit over a SUX) dead horse, Up Wednesday id the meeting of th«* In Lnnfl nnjlor for its eighth trial, the case has Ladle Bible < l;i' of the Metho- 1 WU UuiSdl cost SI,(XX) to date. dint Sunday school at their all day meeting held in the church. । Newton. Mass.: Edward C. A potluck dinner wax nerved at Hammond put together part» Dresses for the “Lady-in-waiting" the noon hour to the eight ladies; from 16 car«, a trailer, a tractor, present. Mr». Pearl Hntlvy hud Considerable confw-ion contin- a mowing machine, cam«* up with We have it group of maternity drex »ex that ore very ap charge of the devotions at the ues over the so-called "farmer«’ what he call.« a “Weep." pealing and nt the mine time concealing. Sizes 9 to 20. buxine«» meeting The day was »hare of I he consumer»’ fo<xi dol-, sjH'nt tn tying a quilt. iar” says L R. Breithaupt, fJSC. Boston: After two, exhausting Lovely cotton dreiHea for the house, also dresity rayons and extension agricultural economist, days at a riog ahow^ Chai lotte taffetan Prices range from $2 80 to $14 95. D A. V. MEETH Tl ESDAY This is not at range, he q^da, lx*- Rehman crawled in with her The Cottage (¡rove chapter of cause of the complicated produc- Great Danes bravely took a cat the Dhablcd American Veterans tion and marketing processes be- nap. met Tuesday evening at the arm tween the land anil th«* table that ory with a numtier from the Eu are not too generally understood. Mineola, L. I.: Jury foreman El gene chapter as guests. Affairs of These production and market- lis J. Lehman claimed the Jury tin- veterans were discussed at a I mg processes involve conta, of box gave him claustrophobia, got business meeting and the business «»Unie. Owing to these costs, the excused from duty in a murder meeting wax followed by an oyxter net income that remains avail trial. feed which was enjoyed by the able to the farm families is only IcM-il chapter ax well as the vis a fraction of national consumer THEATRE PARTY FOR HON ( over Food Chopper I itors. ¡expenditure» for food, amounting Cover the tnnuth of yOUr food Mi» I. y Clyde entertained a Several short talks were made* to about 25 percent last year. chopper with a paper »ack to iietp few Imyx Saturday afternoon in by the visitors and r« sponxex were In 1944, United States consum the crurjibi from popping jut and honor of her »on, Joe Clyde, at made by H K. Metcalf, Norman ers spent »lightly over 30 billion dirtying up youi floor a theatre party, the occasion lie- Aubrey, W. B Patten and It C. dollars lor food But 50 percent BANQUET AND LECTt RE ing hi» birthday anniversary. The of the total retail cost of food The members nt the Church of boy» met it ttie Clyde home and Hamilton. was required to jmy proceming Christ enjoyed a banquet and attended the Diane theatre, later unit marketing charges. Thu» talk Tuesday night in the church returning to Joe’s home for re V. F. W. Al MILIARY ELM TH The Auxiliary to Post 3473 of gr«*s farm receipts wen* 50 per dining room with 64 members freshments of ice cream and birth- present. Daffodils and flowering •lay cake. Those enjoying the af- the Veteran» of Foreign Wars met cent of the consumers' food dol plum decorated the table» and ternoon were Billy Veatch, Mal in the IOOF hall yesterday at lar. Out of this the farmer's pro- room. colm Scott. I home Shot Stall, Craig 6:30 for a covered dish dinner. daction expenses must be deduct Guest s|M*uker of the evening nnd Leon Hickok and Joe Clyde Shar«*x in th«* quill wer«* rold and ed. then the quilt was awarded to The net farm income from mar wan Galen Jordan, returned Cheater Myers. keted food products was approxi ehaplaln, who gave an HluMrdrd DONALD ALLTON GUEHT The following were elected to mately 25 percent of the con- ; lecture on hl» rxia-rience» and SPEAKER AT CLUB office for the ensuing year: Pres »timers' f<>od dollar in 1944, as travels in th«* European theater At the meeting oi the Research ident, Beulah Morgan; senior vice data indicate that approximately dub Tuesday evening at the liomr president, Carolyn Hunt; junior 50 percent of the gross farm in MRx DI RHAM ENTERTAINH of Mr» II a Hagen, Donald All- vice president, Jean Lamb; mt - come wax required to . pay farm Ths* I Ji Cornu» club was enter ton, of the faculty of thtc Univer , rotary anil treasurer. June II. operation expenses that year. tained Tu<*»day afternoon at a sity of Oregon School of Music, Bini; chaplain, Francea Myer»; Usually production expenses, 1:00 O'clock draaert by Mr» Nel- organ and theory, spoke to the Conduct rexs, Geraldine Crame amount to more than 50 percent i »on Durham Mm J P Graham members nnd guests on ‘‘.Modern guard. Margaret Woixlrome; trus of the gross farm income. Accord wax n guest. The divemion of the I rend in Music." Special guests tee», Elsie Patten, Doria Fraser, ing to the data for Oregon, the afternoon wu bridge with »cor were Mrs Fauquier. Mrs. M D Mary McCoy. 1939 ratio was 63 percent while ing honor» going to Mm George Bolin, Mr« Cecil Caldwell, Mrs. Following the lead of the Post in 1929 61 percent of the gross Jacobsen The .♦jb will meet in Elmer Fleming. Mrs Clark. Miss the ladie» voted to meet twice a went for expenses. Over a period two week» with Mm Harry Met Irene Lee, Mbs Marie Carstensen, month on the find and third Wed- oi normal years in the past, lioth calf for their annual dinner. marketing and population expens Mn C C. Ciuson, Mrs John ncxdayx of each month. Duffy, Mrs George Hardy, Miss Installation of officers will es took greater proportions of the Betty Bagley und W. C. Martin lake place April 17 with Helen consumers' torsi dollar than in 1944, leaving less net for farm Sherman us installing officer. family income. Currently, the trend of prices DEG AGE DESSERT for farm products in relation to Odessa. Russia, was built by or- Mrs. Charle« Young wax hostess Tuesday afternoon to the Degage der of Catherine the Great, about production and marketing costs club at a dessert course and af the time Washington, D. C. was is moderately toward prewar ra ternoon »pent with bridge. Be- founded Like Washington, it was tios. Should these trends continue, side« the regular* member», Mrs. constructed largely on reclaimed the farm family's net share would Horace Hatch was a guest. Mrs. swampland and wilderness after again become smaller than one Neb DeYoung will be hostess to pians made by a Frenchman. The fourth of the consumers' food dol first leaders of the new municipality lar. possibly even less than one- the club in two weeks were either western Europeans or fifth as a general average for all were Enslnh cducated and gave to farm products. AD LIBITUM ( LI B (Mena an occidental aspect un* Considerable variation is found The Ad Libitum club is sched- known to other Russian cities. in the shares required for mar tiled to meet next Thursday, ' keting exists and production ex March 28. at the home of Mrs ponses between different product» Alvin Wicks at 2:30 o'clock Outfox Babies These variations are due to vari Babies delight in tossing toys out ous factors, including labor re office will lx* c I omx I Mon- of crib or play pen. then screaming quirements, amount of processing, days, beginning April ht. Dr. until someone retrieves them. Out transportation expenses, and other smart baby by tying toys to crib variables in the production and D. J. Scholl, optometrht. marketing processes, Brcithaupt 32-21-33-31 or pen with short tapes. says. The Smart Shop NEW SHIPMENT Electric Water Pumps Just Arrived at WESTERN AUTO Deep Weil Type. Come in for Prices. Varies by Years SOCIETY ! Rubber Stamps, Pads. Ink. The Sentinel. Office Supplies of every kind. The Sentinel 0ÜH POLICY The best in foods at the lowest prices EVERYDAY plus courteous, efficient service. ENJOY your food shopping by regular visits to your Irish-Swartz Market. EGGS Dance Country Fresh Grade A Large AT WALKER Sat, March 23 Prizes Given for Cake Walk Lunch Will Be Sold Oranges Doz Fine California Navels. Full of CAMAY Toilet Soap (Limit 3) Once again we can say NEXT TIME, TRY THE TRAIN At long last we can see our way out of the woods. No longer is there a backlog of veterans waiting for transportation to their homes. The peak movement seems to be definitely over. We want to sincerely thank all the civilians who refrained from traveling to make room for these men. And we want to point out that now some space is available on some Southern Pacific trains for you who wish to travel. In other words, we can say "Next time, try the train", but as yet we can’t say it very loud. There is now quite a bit of space available in coaches and chair cars. Sleeping car space is tighter in comparison, but considerably more plentiful than it was, especially on certain trains. Please call us if you’re planning a trip anywhere. We’ll do our best to get you the reservations you want. Santa Monica Calif: Patrick and Michael Nicholson, 6 and 4, car ried live iiand grenades to kinder garten. Explained their red-faced ex-G.I father: "I thought they were duds.” New York: Joseph Idank used his 20-year savings to set up an engineering consultant's of fice, broadcast an advertisement, got a $10 million order from a titled Indian in Karachi, India. PAINT CONTRACTOR SPRAY OR BRUSH Specializing- in Ranch Houses and Buildings Free Estimates EARL RENFROW , Phone 27-F 6 Box 7, Lorane, Oregon 32-tfcxx 5c can Armours Lunch Meat TREET I---------------- NT A JLJ RISCO I X ^1 A kJ SALAD DRESSING 2.89 Shredded Wheat BOY-AR-DEE Dinners 10c 35c ea 2 lbs. 35c ONION SETS NOODLES and Turkey STARCH Cream Corn FREE City Delivery On orders of $2 or more— Tuesdays and Saturdays All phone calls must be in by 12:00 noon Dining cars on Southern Pacific trains are now serving three meals a day instead of two. Mor« improvements on the way With our heavy war load easing, we will soon speed up trains and return the lounge cars and other refinements in service that we had to discon* tinue during the war. Meanwhile we are going full speed ahead with an ambitious program of new streamlined trains that will be the finest the world has ever seen. (U. S. Marin« Corp. Photo) Call your nearest S.P. Agent Lge. Pkg. 22c DEVILED MEAT Pint Three meals a day! Th» friendly Southern Patifit WHEATENA Grave of Crew On and alter March 15, you can make reservations as far in advance as you wish. The ODT order requiring you to make them no more than 14 days in advance has been repealed. bar CLEANSER, Crystal White 3 for 10c Old Spice No tlmo limit on reservations Juice This grave in Japan contains ashes of the crew which met death in the li;»t B-29 to crash In Japan. It was found In the villa rc of Takase In northwest* ern Kyushu. Inscription reads: "Grave of lliern of the United States plane shot down.’* Baby Food Heinz Strained 3 20 IRISH * SWARTZ DEPENDABLE FOOD SERVICE
