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THE EUGENE BEGISTER-OTTABP L LIST FOR CIRCUIT The Lane county Jury llt for the enming- term of court which atarta Feb. 23. was announced Friday. Tti. liit. raQtaininr srinroiiniately 800 timet, mi rompoted by the two county comminBioners ana uiciuoi-i many new namei w!l tome bold-over jurors irom toe iati Following it the list: A Aril. Frank. HUB Asau St.: Adams, M. C, Junction City, R. 8; Aehworth. Win., l- Mill Kt.; Ahhy, C'harlea E., Lorane lit . Cuttaite Grove-: Arthur. Tho. J., Lorane; Al len. Beatrice. 305 Pearl: Allen. M-l-fonl. J.. J70 litb St.; AUen, Sally L., 2239 Birch Lane. B Bailey. Harry, 1S40 Willamette; Hnlcer. E. M.. Baker Orchards; Bar er, Carl. H. l, t-ueene; uiowera. Ira. W. H., 670 Washington; Horn, T K Flmirs; Rertelsen. Marie. It. 1, Junction City; Bodtker. P. N., It. 2. Junction City; Burgess. Charlie, K. R., Harrlaburu: Buabnell, H. C, R, 2. Junction City; Buahman, John N., 856 E. 23rd; Baker. Andrew, R. 1. Eu sene; Bertlesen, C. N., Crow Stuiie, Kueene: Boml, Robert. R. 1, Eugene; Bunta. Karl XI.. M W. 5th St.; Bry ant, Ethel, I'M K. th Ht.: Braatcn. Florence A., 754 E. 11th: Bond. Kffie M 0511 Clark Kt.; Barter, Delia. 52 W. lUlh: Brook. Emily, 1 1-onu-ylew; Bucnninn. A. ., MOO Jcffer aon St.: Beak. John, Creswell; Brooks, Marion J.. Dorena; Ilurkow skl, Philip, O. O.: Iirosnlcr, Malilnn (!., C. O.J Burrows, Katie, C. Q.i Beldler, Frod, C. .; Brund, (iriiee E (!. O.; Burcham, B., 0. 0.: Baker, Stella, C. 0. Baker. Edith. 13S7 Onyx; Blddle, Ethel, 1404 E. 21t; Baker, Anna O., 1405 E. 20th; Beater, John A., Mnp leton; Brewer, R. C, Fall Creek; Bry ant. J. N Alvadore: Brown, Mra. W 1008 Almaden; Bettla. little, 1)11 Al der; Baker. Jamea E.. J. C. 2: Bry ant, Klaia E., J. O. 8; Black, Majhell. 1808 Moaa; Bristol. Jasper 0., )058 B. 18ths BerKcr. Frank J.. 001 W. 12th; ButhonR, Roy O.. 11W5 Alder; Bailoy. Thoa., 11138 Pearl: Bower, Ray. Crow Blaga: Bailey, Oeo. II., J. O. 2: Bear, Loan. Creawell; Blakely, T. J.. Landau Baker, Ray, a a. e Collins, Gladys. 270 W. 8th ; Car ter, Katharine. 2311 Alder; Carpen ter, Carl, Springfield; Cronlng D. Frank. 561 Madison: Croner, Alice, 968 Patterson; Mamie S. Cater, 1247 W. 8th; Calllson, Fran ce! 0., Florence Apia.; Cyr, Den nis, Springfield; Calvert, D. J. Goshen; Caraon, Clara E College Creat; Coe, A. C, College Crest; ' Cone, Louise E., C. O.; Calvert, Florence A., Goahen; Corum, Roy E. . C. O.: Carter, Eleanor M., Lea burg; Chrlamnn, Anna, Dorena; Cox, Jna. T, Wendllng: Crnbtree, John A., 8prlngflold; Christopher. Fred, Springfield; Cox. L. P., Rt ; Carr, J. S., Plsalon; Collins, ppeneer H., 188 H. nth: Connor. Alice, C. O.; Clock, Cora B., eras. well; Chlndgren, Rttth K.. Eugene. R. 8; Chapman, Minnie G 0. G.; ciarg, Jamea rt., n. s. c. 0.: Can. (home, Paul, Eugene, H; Curtis, Ellen, 1377 w. 8th; Cnater, Irvln D., 1M7 Orchard; Curtla, C. L 1277 W. 8th. 0 Denrusy, Eunice. 1351 Vlllard; Dndler, Clifford, Florence; nrury, Waller, Cohurg: Danatrom, Edith, 1858 Hllyard; Duncan, Kathryn. 431 W. 9th; Damewood, Goo., Ixr ana; Davis. Elma E., Lorane; Pav iaon, John M., Saginaw; Dunning, Raymond, Oakrldgo; Dugan. Lee P.. C. O.; Dodda, Auatln, Collcgo Creat; Doollttln. Hugh, Dormis; Dawaon, J. Ray, S67 W. th; Dunn. Ruby W., J. C. 8: Doo little, Anna, Dorena; Dlngea, W. E Trent: Dilihle. Floyd J., Walton; Drury, Foreal, McKentto Bridge: Davidson, Ivy, Rt. 2; rah lln, John L., Florence; Detinle, Luke, J. C; Donno, Mettle, Crow Stage. B England, Fletcher C, Fnglnaw; Edwards. E. F.. Lowell; England, Ruth. Dorenn; Evana. Charles W., Wendllng; Klaton. John W., Lea burg; Elder, John N., Wcatflr. F Foater, Martha. Wane;' Fin seth, Albert, Swlaahnme; Freelnnd Leda II., 1157 Monroe: Fuann! Jess, C. 0.; Fialtwooil, Ilnrrv, Crea well; Forrester. I.nttrn, CiSfl High; Flint, Cheater F Olotiuiln; Fisher, D. O., Rprlngfleld: Finn, Jnaephlnn, Vlila; Flock, Nettle E., Crow; Fountain, John, Elmlrn; Flnen Eugene, C. (1.: FlKlnvood, Mugeln R. F. D. Creawell. G Gray, Hatlle, MS W. 4th; Oil "trap, Georgia , 547 v. loth Olerhnrt. Ruth. IS II K. 16th flrlgga, Sylvia O.. V. G ; Getchell, Mary, Creawell; Garner. Hen W C. O.: (Inddiinl, Inn., C. (!.; (ireen Selgel. 6U W. 11th; Graham, A. W, Blachly; Gent, Michael N R, 1; Greor. Clnriaaa, Creawell; C.atea, De'nier B., Crow stage; Garroute, 0. Frank, C, Q, H Hurd. Orrliaa, 9)8 W. 12th: Har. low, Frank, R. t, Kugena; lloare. Harry, 643 H'rli; Holcomh, Del. bridge, Detr: linrman. C.nv. II. 2. Eugene: Hampton, Frank, 391 W. 7th; Holbrook, Etta. 1310 Emerald; Hill. Mary E., R. 1, Eugene; Hardv, Frank, J. C. 3; Hellemnn, Richard, Mabel; Hughea, John R., 166.3 Moss; Hatnmltt. John, n. R., Springfield; Hondy, Pearl, 245 E. 6th; Holcomh, Minnie. 835 W. 12th; Hampton, Grace. 856'4 Lin coln: Mellaaa I. Horn, 425 Law rence; HHiiaon, Laura, 113 E. 6th St.; Holdcn, E. Maysie, 1186 Fer ry; Hamlin, Myrtle A., 1570 High; Hendemon, Feme, 845 Madlaon: Hanson, Beulah, 489 W. 6th: Hovey. Blaine. 722 Lincoln: Har tung, Harriet, 192 W. 11th; Hayes, Bert W., Lorane; Harris, John M., Creswell; Howe, H. A., Creawell; Hack, Loyal R., Jasper: Hills, Neva O.. Jasper: Hawley, Alaea, C. G.; Hitchcock, Constance, Eu gene; Howard, C. J., Dorena; Har rell, L. L., C. G.: Hydorn, Fred, Hydorn Apts.; Hlse, Joseph C, J. C. 8: Hills, Jasper B., Oak- ridge; Hadley, Henry R., Crow; Holland. W. J., R. 3: Hayes, Ches ter C, Lorane; Hyland, Arthur, Landax; Hurwood, Ernest D..R. 1; Hosford. Ida, 1475 W. lflth; Hll lard, Henry L., R. 1.; Harrison, Anna, Cohurg; Halderson, Carrie A, R. S; Hawkins, Dale Fy C. O.; Humphrey, Palmer, Fall Creek; Harmon, Lena, Westflr; Hlgglns, Williams, C. O. ; Hicks, Jas. D., R. 3; Hall, Carmalita, 1454 Onyx. I Inman. Jei. 780 W. 8th: Inman. L P., 631 W. 11th; Inman, William C, Veneta. V Jensen. M. C. Cushtnan: Jeana. B. B.. f)H5 Oak St.: Jensen. ChriBtine. 090 Madison; Jenkins. Florence, Rt. 1, Eugene: Jackson. Melvin, Baginnw; Jones. Sai ie. Onkridite: Jonea, (irace. Jasper; Judklns. Edith B ICugene: Job, Addle, C. G.i Jewell, Ray, 2200 Agate; Jameson, namuel, Ht. j; Jones. 'Myrn E., Crow Stage: Jud kins, Wm. G., 1300 Columbia; Jones, Arthur B.. (7oburir: .Tones. Grace A.. Jasper; Johnston, W. 1., Rt. 1, Eugene. Kenvon. Margaret. Bth & E, Spring field; Ketels, John. Sr.. Springfield; Kingsley. Walter B., Elinira; Kena hel, Louis, Rt. I, J. 0.; Knowlea. L. .t Kt. J, r.ugene; iautman, Dessie, 224 E. 2nd: King. Ea C 1325 Olive; Knowlet, Effle, C. G.; Kyle, W. B.. 725 E. 17th! Keeney, Charity A., 1025 W. 7th: Knowles, Pearl, Wendllng; Krsls. Olive M., Rt. 1; Kingman, r.rtmiinrt It., itz Lincoln; Kompp. Ohaa. K.. Springfield; Knea por, Fred, Notl; Kooier, Ruby. WaU tervllle; Knox, Guy B Rt. 3; Knight, Evelya 1UU .Madison. Loomls. Mary 0.. 1340 W. Bth: Lonscoy. Loren. Rt. 2, Eugeus; Ijiwrence. H. J.. Kt. . J. v.: Larson. Minnie. 57 W. 11th: Lord. Julia. W. nth; Ludford, Estelle M.. IfWl E. 10th: Ludwlg. Mary J., 83B W. 3rd; Lattln. Grant, Creswell 1; Lord, F. C, Creawell 1; Lepnert rreii, rail ureek; bennartt, Koy, 0. G.: Laud Beson J., O. G.i Lax ton. Jamea. Pnringfield: Laird. Nettle C, Goshen: Iirlmer. Wm. H.. Fall Creek: Ludford. Lucv. 858 W. Broad way: Lattln, James, Springfield: Lewis. Alexander, Ponna; Lawson, Jim, 4l Jackson; i,emley, F, O. Creswell 1: Lore. Amy. Jasner T.lghtfoot, Myrl B Rt. 8; Uvely, wm., u, u. M McMullen. Olivia. J. P. 8t McClel land. 1 1. M-. J. C. 1: Mr-Klln. Civility. D. Springfield: McCoy, Ev'a'M..''l iflO usk: sirrndgen, Kllsanefii, i;i7ii f)ak: Mi'Ijuighlln, L. J., Lowell; McDole, Harry. C. 0.: MeAllster. Virginia. imp i-recK: .lipjiunen, J. J .. J. ( a; McLean, Agnes. 350 E. I3th: Mc. l'lierson. Joshua R., Springfield 2; Mcljiughlln, Lnrlng J., Lowell; Miller, Clara Osee, Goshen: Mndsen. Mra. Thos., ,T. C. 2: Merrltt. C. L.. Alva dore: Miller. Harry, Eugene, Rl. 1; Maxwell, Wiley J., Eugene, Kt. 1; Martin. Grace B., 215 E. 2nd; Med- ley, l. ll (-. (j.; Mitchell, Jose phine, Creswell 1; Mathews, Ruby, Dexter: Maddux. John W.. C. G Matlock, Nellie T., Osburn Apis.: .'lercer. nine, 4,m w. Hrnadwav; Mar. Thos. C. fjindnx: MofSeif John H Crow Stage; Miirrnr, Eu genia, C. G.: Myera. Hatlle E.. Springfield; Mabon, J. 8., Crow niiige, N Nelson, Berths. Junction Citv: Nell sen, Mrs. Jens, Junetliin City 8; Nel son. Mrs. Win.. Eocene. 1; Nnson. Win, K.. Creswell; Neet. Fn M . Ii. well; Nichols, Anna, M., Cottage virove. 0 Openshaw, Trims, 2fl(4 Columhla Ottnian. Myrtle ,1. 1117 Washington Ostrander, Mae L., Cottage Grove; Owen, trnest, Veneta; Oliver, H. P., route 1. P Parker, Vale, College Crest; Powell, Alberts. WM Alder; Parker, John B., Junction City; i'etiokl, Wm.. Crow Stage; Phelps, J. A., Creswell, route 1; Pound, A. V., Alvadore; Page, L. K., Hpringfield; Prose, Wm 101 Madison; l'rescott, Robert W., lHi E. 21st; Pirtle, Glen, ts:i7 Almnden l'ayue, U. A., Cohurg; Peterson, C. O. Doiena; Paddock. Jas. E., Onkridge; Passage, Ij. L., Wcstlake; Purkersou, J. M., Junction City; Pierce, R. E., Crow Stage; Poindexter, F. L., 1724 Iawrenee: Parker, J. C, 1351 Iaw rence; Poindexter, Orpha, 1724 Iw rence; Plxley, Maggie. K00 E. 11th; Pfaff, Estella, B, 1431 W. Broadway; Porter, Kate H.. 805 Pearl; Phelps, Isole D., Creswell, 1; Paddock. 8. A., Oakridge: Pollock, Wm. II., Eugene, Glenwood; I'itcher, Ben, Disaton. R Rutherford, Carl H., Eugene, 2; Itagen. Ienna C, 0711 Patterson; Hodenbaugh, Iota, Springfield: Kapp, Margaret, Wit) W. Broadway; Richard, son, Marion, 1077 Willamette; Rowl ing, Mable C.. 2228 Fairmount; Rueh, W. W., 1369 Agate: Hugh, Itamey W 2308 Willamette: Rouse, Maude, 1345 E. 13th; Rouse, Sam T, 1345 E. 13tb; Rudolph, Herman. Cottage Grove; Russell, H. II., Fall Creek; Richmond, Delia B., Cottage Grove; Ream, Hat- V 130 l';il P.h.,,,nn John. Blachly; Rhinevault, Grace L., lowell; Kentro, A. J., ran i,reekj Ranch, Walter, Walterville; Rear, Bud, Junction City, 2. 8 C I . L. V- I, Q TT.. n. . . RIJ well, Clyde, R. 2, Eugene; Si'efert, (170 W. Broadway: Stewart. Nixie F.. 857 Lincoln; Sicknfoose, Sylvia, 2S1 Madison: Shelly, Naomi. 2121 Harris; Strong, II. W., 111(0 Hilyard; Signor, N. H., 1403 Pearl; Scrivner. J. F, 1873 E. 15th; Small, Carl; t.ottnge rove; Sutherland, Mine, lounge rovoi Schneider. Ella M.. Ixirnne; Rhortridge, 8. S Lornnc; Snltsman, V. E., Cottage Grove; School, D. J., Cottage Grove; Spencer, E. R., Eu gene: Sanders, II. C, 030 W. 4lh; Schooling, C. A., Junction City, 3: Sel ler, Geo. M., R. 2; Shantel, Pearl. Springfield; Schaefcrs, Frank X., 314 K. 14th: Saunders, Stella A., 030 W. 4th: Slalcup. R. T., Ada; Stocks, Ida COLDS must be destroyed from within Cold-Infection gets Into theavttrm first, and products the symptoms afterwards. When you treat the symptoms, and neglect the Inltctlon within, you leave the way open to other erious ills which often result (torn the mtnralpouonsof cokl inlortioa. Destroy and eliminate the Infec tion promptly Jtom vUAia. A few tablets ol Bromo Quinine is all you need. BIAXATI Vt QUDNINE lOOS KM TMII SISNATVal mil K B Cottage Grove; Shelley. Clinton, R. 2; Stewart, Jas. B., Dorena: Smith. Mt. E., Oakridge; Sealea, Vera A., Iyirane; Simpson, Dora B., Crow; Shoriridge, W. C., B. B. Rt., Cot tage Grove; Seavey, Belle, 579 Broad way; Scott, W. B. Fall Creek; Ste phens, Chss., Springfield. T Tyler, Allen, Eugene, 2; Thompson, Mrs. E. N., Springfield; Tyson, Nelle II., 41 W. 22nd; Tyson, W. P., 120 E. St.. Springfield: Todd, Maud, 140S E. lllth; Todd, J. M , 1408 E. 19th; Till lnr, Tressa, Crow Stage; Thorndyke, Mvrtle M 1235 Mill; Trafxer, J. ;., 1178 Chornelton: Townsend, R, II., 1W8 Lawrence; Tracy, Howard, C O.; Thornton, O. (j, Creswell: Trask, R. E. , C. G.; Tennis, Lee C. C. G.; Trea nor. Ethel M.. Creawell; Thompson. F. II.. 1075 Patterson; Thomas. W. E 1143 Oak; Trarhsel. Laura, 2011 Lawrence: Tavlor, F. W., Swisahome; Tate, A. Ward, R. 2. U Umphrey, Amends, C. G. V Van Schoiack. Cage, C. G.; Veach. Ashrr, Lowell; Veach, W. W, Lowell. W Walls. John. Rt. 2, Eugene; Wright. S. C, Springfield: Wimmer Harold. Rt. 1, Eugene: Wbiteaker, Ann, 074 Charnelton; Wilkins, Varian, 42 Lawrence; Westfall, Louis L.. 1942 Agate: Wellborn, John It.. 1828 W. 1st: Wheeler. E. K., 996 Jefferson; Wilcox, F. L., 1102 Lawrence; Win ter, W. L., Goshen; Willoughby, Ralph, Eugene 2: Walker, Henry E., Eugene 2; Wallace, W. J., Jasper; Wyatt, W. W., Creswell; Wicks, R. E.. O. G.t Wheeler. Gladys. Cres well, 1; Warner, Lucile, 613 E. 11th; Warner, Nathan t., oouft v. litn; Washburn. Bryon A.. Springfield: Williams, Addison, C. G.; Wheeler, Sophia. 996 Jefferson; Walton. Wil mer, Rt. 1: Wintlier, Soren. Rt. 1; Whitney, Mrs. Harry, Springfield; Wheeler, Elolse M, C. G.; Walker, Lawrence, Jasper; Wicks, Pearl, Dorena; Warner, Daisy D.. Fall Creek: Wells, Robert R Rt. 3; Warren, Edgar M., Veneta; Walker, H. E 10th & High. Y Youngs. T. G.. 1126 Hilyard: Yates. Arthur C, 788 W. 11th; Young, Lillie W J. C. Zinlker, L. E., Creswell. L An emergency crew of IS men Is st work grading the short stretch pf road between the south end of the Lowell bridge and the end of the oiled road. It was announced Friday by Raymond Walsh, resident state high way engineer. This stretch of road is a little over a mile long, and baa been one of the worst places on the Willamette high way. Grading work will prepare the road for oiling, Mr. Walsh said. Several bad curves are being elimi nated and the road being brought up to the standard requirements of the Willamette highway. Lane Motor Trade Association Elects John B. Perry has been elected president of the Lane County Mo tor Trade association for 1932. Other officers are R. W. Brown, vice-president: O. P. Nordllng. secretary-treasurer: Doldpn Howard, James H. Brown, George A. Hal ton. Mahlon Sweet and Sam C. Bond, directors. The association Is starting its second year. Its purpose Is to foster good feeling; among men In the automotive Industry. A num ber of educators will be brought to Eugene during the year to apeak. 0 Catholic Group to Give Play Friday A three-act comedy, "The Whole Town's Talking," by John Emer son and Anlla Loos, is to be pre sented Friday evening by the Cath olic Daughters of America at St. Mary'a hall at 8 o'clock. Features on the entertainment program for the evening Include a violin solo by Madeline Glustina and a novelty dance by Dorothy Walter and Herbert Meyer. The play has been directed by Rev. John Dunn and Mrs. Lucia Leighton. The cast 1b as follows: Al Hoffman as Henry Simmons, a manufacturer; Miss Elisabeth Wllhelm as Harriet Simmons, his wife; Miss Vlrgel Schimel, as Ethel Simmons, their daughter: Duane Hlmber as Chester Binney, Sim mons' partner; Miss Agnes Peters as Letty Lythe, a motion picture star; Gabriel Furrer as Roger Sbllds, a young Chicago blood; John McMullen as Donald Swift, a motion picture director; Miss Grace Maxwell and Miss Isabel Coffee as friends of Ethel, Llla Llla Wilson and Sally Otis; Miss Pearl Tevlne as Annie, a maid; Miss Alvlne Amort as Sadie Bloom; Ed Riley as the taxi driver; and Miss Mary DeVos as Mrs. Jackson. Unfilled Orders Gain Slightly in Northwest Mills SEATTLE, Jan. 20. (U.F9 TJnfiU ed orders of 215 identical mills re porting to the West Coast Lumber men's association in the week ending January 23 Increased 1,600,000 feet over the previous week. A total of 324 mills reporting to the West Coast Lumbermen's asso ciation for the week ending January 23 operated at 23.0 per cent of capac--ity, as compared to 22.1 per cent ca pacity for the previous week and 38.0 per cent for the aame week last year. During the week ended January 16, 217 of these plants were reported as down and 107 as operating those op erating reported production as 47.5 per cent of their group cansdty. Current new business reported by 215 Identical mills was 24 per cent over production and totsled 3,870.000 feet more than the footage received the previous week. This is the 13th successive week with orders In excess of production, the longest continuous period in at least 10 years in which orders were reported in greater vol ume than production. The present better relationship between orders and production is due to the current Cut This Out Exoellent Preparation For Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafneat and Head Noitaa If you feiiow someone troubled with catarrhal deafness or head noises due to catarrh, hand this to him and you may save the poor sufferer from total deafness. AVe believe catarrh is caused by a constitutional disease and that salves, sprays or inhalers merely give temporary, not permanent relief from Its distressing symptoms. There fore, much time has been spent in perfecting a pure, gentle, yet effec tive tonic that should quickly expel all catarrhal poison from the system. It proves a very simple and inexpen sive home treatment. Secure from Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. or your druggist one ounce of Parmint (Double Strength). Take this home and add to it pint of hot water and a little sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times a day. The first day should start relieving the distressing head noises, head ache, dullness, and cloudy thinking, while the hearing should rapidly re turn as the system is invigorated by the tonic action of the treatment. Loss of smell, taste, and mucous dropping in the throst are other symptoms of cntarrh often overcome by Parmint, If nearly 90 of all ear troubles are directly caused by catarrh, there must be mony people whose hearing could be restored by this effective home treatment. All sufferers from catarrhal deaf ness or hearl noises due to catarrh should give Parmint a trial. low production snd . ., , - "l now, although small, ll tiA TROUBLED Alii WITH CONSTIPATIO: But Kellogg's All-BriJ ""' neai Relief ii you are subject to h-j., I iosa oi appetite and enerTf lessness and other effiffuS often result from conS: M lira. Turner's voliinf.JfWiti For rh i::1 1 life have been troubled whl, If i ta w ww Mi uran, Dut Kel bgr-rirl Bran is de cn,,. .,' AkI .tests show Atx-Bgij, . I two th no-. -o,l,;u - KA" WlisT pation: Bulk'e"4 tesunes; Vitamin B to heh7t I Intestinal tract. AlJbi&J plies iron for the hlnJi """tf The "bulk" in Aia-Biuki.- J duii. mass, which clears the intestines of wwi 4 .. Certainly this is mo Zj than taking pills and draM often harmfuf. AliBiunTJ habit-form n T. ..vT"1 " f daily will correct mo,?tyM stipation. If you have trouble not relinvot !,; ua your doctor. Get the red-and- your grocer's. Battle Creek. md-CTcenpatlaj,, MaaebyieUon mm MM! M. BERTOGLIO, Multnomah Hold, Portland MAUD REEVES BUSHNE1X, biffioj the Rote, Portland CHARLES CTURNB, Benson Hotel, Ponton' Noted' Pacif cooking vole in ; Northwest j uthorities i ome ot new- .type shortening WHERFA ER you go, up and down the Coast, the liest cooks are talking ahont it a wonderful new-type shortening. First it took California by storm. Millions of pounds were told in one short year. Now the whole Pacific Northwest is finding what a joy it is to use. Forruay the perfect shortening. These seven well known Northwest cooking experts were the first to try it here. They give it their hearty approval and are passing the good news on to housewives. ITcre is a shortening that is made by an absolutely new process looks new gives new results. It has every advantage. Try Formay fur pies. The crust is the old-fashioned kind flaky and tender. Try Formay for cakes. It creams so quickly and thoroughly that the simplest little two egg concoction is light and airy. And in frying, Formay preserves flavors even the most delicate. Don't delay, when there's a brand new cooking thrill waiting for you. Try Formay yourself and see how beautifully your cooking turns ouU It conies in the pound carton, and in 1, 2, 3 and 6 pound tins. Swift & Company Punrevors of Fine Foods The ITappy-Go-Lucky Hour, 2 to 2:15 P..V. Tim!ai and Thttrs. dass, Columbia Broadcasting Sntcm: KOL, Kl'I. KOLX and KFPY. TActb'i a Formay surprise Joryvu. Here are Formay's prize points: Snow white purity. I'tter abwoe of flavor. Kormay keeps indefinitely, Formay is the fatteet creamini ibortenina on the market. Save time ami ef fiwt. Gives cakes and cwkiea lif titneas and fin trthire, Heats to an tntrtue tlccrre, without odor ot nuke discomfort. Fried fiwla nude with Fotmay are eriap, grraaerm, digeatiUe. 11m springy quality of Formay duuf h attune old-ftthiooed Jlaty pattry, ) Comes conveniently parked to various aiara. Buy Formay in tint or the carton emvenieatly shaped to Cl in anywhere. iffiS a'- JA-Hf fgiwk, ftilsl JV1 Kftif lf Cb-mricHcrl.SrattU I 41 1 ' fL. f Formay neon At S.J jj3 r.DWARn m Trnin' VvfonU&,Sfokm
