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my present car
for a new car?'9
WHEN you are ready to trade in
your present car for a new car, you
naturally want full value for your pres
ent car. But most of all you want full
new car value, ?
It will therefore pay you to consider.
varying trade-in allowance offers in the
light of these basic facts: ?
IYour present car has only one funda
mental basis of value: Le., what the
dealer who accepts it in trade can get for
it in the used car market
2 Your,, present car' has seemingly :
different values because competitive
dealers are bidding to sell you a new car.
3 The largest allowance offered is not
necessarily the best deal for you.
Sometimes it is; sometimes it is not
4 An excessive allowance may mean
that you are paying an excessive
. price for the new car in comparison with
its real value. , .
5 First judge the merits of the new car
in comparison with its price, includ
ing all delivery and finance charges.
Then weigh any difference in allowance
offered on your present car. .
6, Remember that you are making a
purchase not a sale. You are buy
ing a new car" and simply using your
present car as a credit against the new
car's purchase price.
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Correspondents' Weekly News Items
SMOCK HAPPENINGS
(Too Late For Last Week)
fine sunny
Weather beautiful;
autumn days.
B. C. Scott took his mother to
Dufur last Thursday for medical
treatment.
F. T. Feltch is hauling wood for
D; Campbell at, Wamic.
Thomas Driver and wife were
callers at the Woodcock and Brad
way homes Sunday afternoon.
Frank ; Mag-ill and wife were
Smock visitors last Tuesday, While
here Mr. Magill purchased a brood
sow with a family of pigs from
J. C Brad way.
Henry Kramer took Albert Ander
son to The Dalles Sunday afternoon
Albert taking the stage from there
to his home in Portland., a
Claude Jones and J. G re well went
to Hood River last week, as they
have employment there. , '
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Driver of Wa
mic drove out in their new Chev
rolet car Friday afternoon to call
on their daughter, Mrs. Jessie .Wood
cock, and family. "
Cecil Mayfield motored to Yaki
ma a week ago Saturday 'and re
mained there until " last Sunday
evening, visiting relatives. ; ,
' Mrs. Minnie Bargenholt will hold
a sale on Friday of this week. ' We
regret she has made up her tntrd
to leave Smock, as she la the last
of the old settless of this section.
Miss Ruby Limmeroth, bur tealher,'
returned to Dufur Friday evening to
spend the week end with home
folks. . J (
Callie Duncan is nursing a bad
case of tonsilitis. Mrs. Duncan, who
was visiting her mother at McMinn
ville returned home on Sunday. , ;
Mrs. Estelle - Darling and son
Ralph, of Ashwood were visitors at
the L Barber home over the week
end.
B. C Scott is filling his silo this
week.
Edward Disbrow is
in the mojnlans on
road.
still at work
i government
' I FRIQIDAIREE!ctTiRew,tlOT Q - DELCO.LiqHTEkriPl,n !
- T .J
Miss Cry.a!l Wrenn came noo
fr-.nj school at Tygh Friday e'ei
ing remaining until Sunday mn
ing when she returned to Tygh.
to take their showers. Each boy
furnishes his own towel and soap.
Seats were rearranged some, so the
pupils are now using those in the
best condition and best suited to the
individual pupils.
A challenge from the Tygh Valley
High school for a game of football
has been accepted. Shaniko and
Antelope combined will journey to
the Tygh field this Friday There
they will meet Prof. Bonney and his
players. We hope the lygh folks
appreciate our prompt acceptance.
Three weeks does seem a long time
to wait 'for an acceptance of a
challenge, so we made ours within
two days.
' Sabbath School NeUs
The site of the Sabbath school
is increasing, three more members
having been added to the classes.
A unique occurrence took place
a week ago Sunday when the widest
member of our Sunday school count
ed out 72 pennies into the birthday
offering chest
She wrote to a mall order house for
a catalog. It waa a week in coming.
It took another week to decide and
write the order. She had to pay in
advance and went to the post office
after a money order. It was too
late the window was closed, so she
had to go the next morning. A week
later she had to go to the postoffice
i for the package. It did not suit her
and another two weeks was wasted
in correspondence, all to no purpose.
Then she telephoned to the local
company for an Iron to be -sent out.
It was dollvered In an hour, was
satisfactory, charged to her bill and
she learned a lesson for which she
paid full price.
"In.ld." Information
DOINGS AT THGH VALLE
It is the plan in the school at
Tygh to give every boy and irirl of
the High school the privilege of
appearing in public at least once in
every school year. To thia end thre
plays were given last year and it
seems that four must be riven this
year. The first of the season.,. wDJ
be the Sophomore play. . Owng to
the large number of boys and the
small number cf girls in the Fresh
man class it has seemed best tot use
some Freshman boys in the Sopho
more play. Because of an esnuclal
ftness for the part, one Junior has
been chosen. Cast will be announced
in next week's notes .
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- Football will have ita initiation.' at
Tygh next ?i 'day at two o'clock,
when the Shaniko-A'ntelope boys
clash with the boys fcf Tygh Valley.
This will be the initial came for the
participants, none of them having
ever played in a game before, and
only a few o them bavin ever
seen a game. A return game will be
played at Antelope one week later,
being October 28. f"
The principal at Tvirh acknowl
edges a pleasant visit from Mr.
Nagel, principal of the Maupin
schools, and Mr. Davis, the foot ball
coach at Mapin. Owing to "games
already scheduled the first of the
games between the two schools can
not be played until November 18.
Here's hoping that the twvj. teams,
may be "raring to go" on tliat date.
Maupirt has some stalwarts, soma
real foot ball heavyweights, while
the Tygh boys may Wn out In be
rather shifty and, moderately fast
ueres nopmng for a real contest,
for exhibitions of fine . sportsman
ship in that thrillinar. strenuous
game thatr only boys , with ' "clear
grit' can enjoy. -'
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SHANIKO SCHOOL TYOTES
Exams are over and, all are glad.
On Fririnv nt la of .....I, iv- : .
rf - "'. Tl CO. tll tUBV
hour was given to cIVaniniz the boys'
llllAIKAa 1 A t . . .
tuv"K ana ir kindling room
in the basement. P'.inii ,, v..
worked heartily njoving Jextra seats
lumber, kindling, etc. The. boys now
vB a c,ean rcomy placj) In which
Mrs. Smith wanted a new flat iron.
When cooking "wlontes"
doors, try a wire corn popper.
out
of
Use the vinegar from a bottle of
sweet mixed pickles . for making
salad dressing.
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Serve fresh tomatoes as often as
possible at thla season sliced ot
stuffed fr salads, . broilded, fried,
baked, or for flavoring other dishes.
Tomato juice "cocktail" Is simply
tomato juice seasoned and chilled as
an appetiser before any meal.
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