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HATVRDAY, MOV EM 11 KI I 20, Urjo,
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Farm Btrwu comgsffaltlas of Jo-1
w>phlnn Couav are ai^tlrw- during
till» month to plan th ate paogram of-
work for th«» coming y«ffff lucre** I
<><1 intereat In Farm VnMau work
and the thing« that nog» be aceomp-
- Itohed through th I* s'rcmg organ I za-!
tlon are quit« apparent
last year Hugo and Winona con­
stituted one Farm Boroau comrnun-
i Ity. This yoar tbaff Sas rewarded
for their activ« lntamffi and daalra
to push ahead and eao!> community
has its own program off work for the
coming year.
At the meeting ol the Hugo-Win­
ona people held at Hugo during the
past week the project tenders report­
ed work accomplished during the
That*s what you will hear this summer if
past year. Hugo had *1 Farm Bu­
reau member» last yews. R 8. Cro­
you have the good sense, good taste, and
ckett, livestock project leader, re­
foresight to take a Type D-2 Columbia
ported no scrubs on the range» and
Had the Wrong Car.
Grafonola along with you to Vacation Land.
five purebred sirea purchased during
My husband deals In old and new the past year J. C. Cochrane and O.
You can sit still to the end of any record,
cars, and I seldom frive the same enr Ward each purchased . u purebred
twice
or
take the last steps of any dance played on
Hereford sire; D. Peterson and R. 8.
Tdie other day 1 drove an old car
Croqkett
each
purchased
a
purebred
this
portable model, because it’s equipped
downtown, and after doing soma shop­
ping started for home.
I had not Shorthorn sire and J. McKy and G.
with the Non Set Automatic Stop, a feature
gone many blocks when I discovered Tavia purchased one purebred Short­
found
on no other phonograph.
I was not driving the same car I had horn sire.
when I left home, nod Immediately
D. Peterson, fruit and marketing
Built right into the motor. Invisible.
turned ’ back, Where I had taken the project leader, reported 38 acres of
Automatic.
Operates on any record, long
rnr 1 saw an officer talking to a very
fruit marketed throng!» the Oregon
much excited woman.
or
short.
Nothin
g to move or set or measure.
1 offered all sorts of explanations, Growers Cooperative Association.
Wm. Moldt as leader reported that
Just start this Grafonqla. It plays and stops
but It was most embarrassing, for the
woman whose car I had taken was my under the poultry project, 1 culling j
itself.
next door neighbor, with whom I had demonstration had been held. J. M. I
not been on s|s-aklng terms for •lx McKy, project leader of rodent con-1
Come in and see it for yourself.
months.—Chicago Tribune. ,
trol. reported poisoned barley dis-I
tribnted for government lands. 28
Wa-s of the United State«.
farmers Covered 2490 acres, and 81
A «tray paragraph on "Wars of the i boys entered rodent contest.
Unite«!’ State«" enumerate« 19 wart
Stanton Rowell, Proprietär
Mrs R. 8. Crockett cjothipg pro­
Ten of th«>«e were tjnifllcts with In­
ject
leader,
reported
13
dress
forms
Grants Pass, Ore. ,
dian tribes, of which the most Impor­
tant wore probably the Black Hawk 1 made and 21 women taking part in a
Mrs.
war and the Seminole war. If there 1 three day clothing school.
ire called war*, an eleventh might be ; Thos. Ahern, project leader of food.
- - - hot - - lunche«
-
- in “
add«-«!—the Modoc war of 1873. The reported
the Hugo
Important war* on the list are the school last year and that they are
War of the Revolution, the War of to be continued this year, She also jects, project leaders and goals for
Clothing. Mrs. F. H. Hastay. 2
1812^ the Mexican war. the Civil war, reported 4 girls from this commun- the coming year:
dress forms, 1 leader in clothing
rhe Spanish war. the War with Ger­
Organization, E. A. Rathbone. 10 school.
ity in the canning contest and that
many. <7>e minor conflicts Included In
Farm
Bureau members.
of
the
prize«
in
this
contest
Winona Is also interested in hav­
both
the list are: the War with France.
Livestock, F. H. Hastay, 1 pu re­ ing hot lunches in the school and
1798; the war with Tripoli. 1808; the were won by girls in this commun-
Ity. Minnie Pollock, Winona, wln- bred sire te be purebred sire to be work toward this end will be carried
Philippine tear, 1899.—Outlook.
nt ng flrst prize and Esther and Lila purchased, 1 purebred Jersey to be on though it was not made a project.
Winona is a small community, but
Ludwick of Three Pines tying for exchanged, try out Burr clover on
Sunburn Re«ne«Ty.
range.
it has the community spirit and is
Ona of the beat remedies for a mat second prize.
Poultry, Mrs. F. H. Hastay, inves­ sure to do things.
of sunburn Is sweet errem. The cream
Project selected, project leaders
Is healing and not the least hit Irritat­ elected and goals set for Hugo and tigation of
marketing problem,
ing to the most fiercely burned nose. Three Pines for 1921 are:
standardization.
Sue’-
Simple Proeets.
The prepare«! "cold creams” are. of
Rodent Control, C. Biegeman, gov­
Organization. R. G. Fenton, 20
During an examination in Kansas a
course, healing any! bleaching, but are
ernment man secured to poison gov­
would-be teacher declared that “An
very apt to Irritate the sensitive tnem Farm Bureau members.
ernment lands. 1200 acres of non­
her. Before washing the face nth
Livestock, R. S. Crockett, try out resident land to be covered, commun­ alien may become a citizen by being
born In this country.”—Boston TraZ
lightly with ordinary sweet table Burr clover on range. 1 purebred
ity drives, rodent contest continued, script.
cryani. let stand as long as possible, sire purchased, 2 silos built.
coyote poisoning.
then wash the face with lukewarm
Fruit, Roy Peterson, 18 more
Home Conveniences. Mrs. C. Biege­
Ce wrier «lasatfied ads beta g
water, using no soap SunbnrnJ* real­
suits- Try a clam
ly painful to some iiersens and sweet acres signed up with the Oregon man, electricity for community.
Growers Cooperative Association. *
cream lessens the hurt.
Poultry, Wm. Moldt, Investigation
Like Topey.
of housing.
•WVhnt’s your name?” said the offi­
Rodent Control, 1090 acres non­
cer to it young colored lati who JolnHI
resident land «severed, government
the ship at the cape.
man secured to cover government
“Alcoa Bay, air."
lands, individual po toon Ing
“Where were you born?"
“Wasn’t born at all. sir."
Clothing. Mrs. R. B Crockett, 8
“Wasn't born st all?"
lenders at clothing schaol, 15 women
'•No. sir : was washed ashore I d
in millinery school.
storm."- Everybody’s Manzine.
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Child Welfare. Mr». Tbos. Ahern,
Quality Coen C!ee-
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continue hot lunches In Ha go school.
Washington Knew Value of Oil.
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install hot lunches tr Three Pines
There lias been recently discovered school.
letter of George Washington In
Home Convenleces. Wm. Moldt,
which he shows great Interest In the
possibility of an “oil spring" In Vir­ electric power for community.
Club Work. Mre. Thos. Ahern, one
ginia. He «'ailed the especial attention
of his t.*ustees to the Importance of canning club.
the matter.
Winona selected the following pro-
“Oh, Girls!
He Has a Grafonola!
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Music & Photo House
We Have a Plug for
Your Car
Collins Auto Co
The Practical Car
Dependable Spark Plugs
Little John Carver Goes Abroad
AU*r,
Moderate in Price
Dependable Service
Big Mileage, Low Cost
Economical Upkeep
Get One, You Will Like It
Two Good Bargains
One Six Cylinder Reo
New Chevrolet Runabout
A. N. PARSONS
“The Prophecy That Con
verted One Thousand
Infidels”
208 North .Sixth Street
HAVE VS IXMIK OVER YOl K
HOI SE
to see how much wire will be re­
quired and how much time it will
take to do the wiring in a thoroughly
safe and workmanlike manner. Then
we’ll give you a price that will sur­
prise yon by its littleness We wire
houses already built and those in
process of construction. An estimate
from us implies no obligation what­
ever.
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—Subject by
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Evangelist Shrewsbury
S. D. A. Chapel *
8th and E Streets
Sunday Evening at 7:30
One of the most promipent piisscngcrs on the first 1<*‘ p‘T «ent Altieri«-in
liner, th«' bnnhnndle State, was little John Carver, eight yours old, a direct
descendant of tb«> first governor of Massachusetts. John is going abroad i«t
attend the Pilgrim's tercentenary at Leyden, Holland. He is shown In this
photograph with his mother.
GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC CO .
Hurry S. Clapp, Electrician
Next door to water office
Phone Hao-R