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Harvest Nearly
Fly Dangerous
As Carrier, Not
By Himself
Grass Valley
Hopes Warm
Ready In Wasco
MIM JULY li
Weather Waits
Community
water out of the window. Toilets
should be built absolutely fly-
proof. (Remember that flies breed
in filth, so do not have filth around
your home.
We know we cannot eliminate
all the flies regardless of how
careful we are with the premises,
because flies may travel long dis-
tances. Screen the home; screen
the pantry; keep food undei
screen; screen the baby’s crib in
the day time while it is taking
its nap. The exercise of vigilance
to remove causes of fly breeding
is usqally effective and bring* ré
sulta. Little effort h required to
keep the flies out of the home.
By removing the fliea you remove
a prolific cause of sickneas.
Mrs. Schmonaky— What does
that word “asbestos” on the thea-
ter curtain mean?
Schmonsky— Don’t show your
ignorance. That’s Latin for “Wel
come’’.
The fly, itself, is not dangerous
।
to
health, but unfortunately this
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Ball Club Fails To Score In
। insect is not particular as to its
Rev. Douglas To Fill Wasco
I habits or its food. The fly is a
Game With Dufur
• distributor of filth and germs.
Methodist Pulpit
¿Milk» fruit, bread, vegetables, and
. . town
.
z, - the baby’s fl. bottle
may
Farmers come into
after
e>
u be contam-
dam.
its
Preparation for harvest is at
extras with signs of machine work age to health. Once tho fly en
peak here. Darrel McQuillen was
Hi-
on their clothes. -They do not have ters the house it is impo^ible to
in The Dalles Monday returning
find
protection
from
germs
which
the
restless
rush
that
usually
pre
home with sacks, also Hildred Zill,
^Äy^ADA^R^MAYN E
enter with the insect. The
Joe Hilderbrand returned the same,
cedes harvest for the cool winds may
campaign for fly ‘eradication
day with nine thousand sacks.
have postponed that event until should begin before the fly starts
Due to illness the ministerial
there seems plenty of time to get on its life cycle. The chief breed
appointment that was made tor the
the machinery ready and the hay ing place of the house fly is
Methodist church was cancelled,1
It has become fairly generally months. Three popular comblna-
off the right of ways. The solo barns or cow manure. It has
and is replaced by’ Rev. Douglas of
game goes on with O. P. King sit been found to breed in human ex recognized that the summer sun tions are listed below.
Salem, who with his wife arrived
ting by the window facing an ever crement, decaying vegetables, nut-1 and sea breezes will play havoc Chocolate Milk Shake
here last week. Sunday Mr. Doug
changing bunch of opponents. Th?, refying animal matter, in bedding! with a “peaches and cream” com-
las delivered his first sermon here.
country peace fully awaits the har-1 jn pOU]try pens, and in garbage, plexion. Therefore, every female , One half cup grated chocolate
The working crew at the Wasco
vest expecting an adeouate return
of these sources can be safely vacationist, whether she be 16 or One fourth cup milk
warehouse has been busy for some ।
for the labors of its citizens.
disposed of and thus deprive the 60, starts out equipped to protect One fourth cup of cream
her skin at all costs with lotions, One tbsp butter
time hauling out wheat and trans-1
The ball club with holiday wins i fly of its breeding place.
porting it on to Portland.
Flies multiply rapidly as soon creams, and lemon juice. She One eighth teaspoon salt
World record Holders for the 440 yard relay these sprint stars <>1t « he under its belt go to Dufur and re- ■
Roy Guy has returned to report University of Southern California were among the attractions at the re turn on the small end of a 14 to 0 as warm weather comes to stay. selects with great care those sub One half cup brown sugar
stances she applies to the surface
fourth cup granulated sugar
|n
Angele8 Coll
*roIll ief
for harvest work at the Robert Me-j, Unhers.ty
score for the first rout of the sea A female deposits more than a of the skin but with peculiar in- One half tsp vanilla
One
Pherson ranch.
1.
cent
Olympic
to right they are: Capt. Foy Draper. George Boone, Clark Crane, and son. The boys just couldn’t play hundred eggs at a time. The life
consistency gives little attention
Make a sauce of all the tngre- •
- Douglas Tuel is employed at
ball Sunday. Next week they tack cycle from egg to larva, to pupa, to those elements that go to make 1 dien ta and cook slowly, s^rrmg
minor jobs on the Hugh Walker
le the Simnasho Indians at home to adult male or female, requires up the skin. Those elements are constantly for 5 minute«. Add
lanch.
and should be mad enough to win ten days. A week later, fifty fe found in the foods she eats and vanilla and cool. Use two table-
the game after the score of last males, under favorable conditions have a greater and more perma- j spoons of the chocolate sauce, two
Immigrant and Biglow school dis . .
Mrs. S. J. Brock,
are ready to deposit a total of
tricts met at Fleck Orchards Sun- being ill.
Sunday.
Miss
Gladys
Rood
of
Hillsboro
W.
D.
Root
of
Glendale.
Cal.,
vis-
!
5,000 eggs. During the summer nent effect upon the character and , tablespoons cream and three
day where their annual picnic was
Turpin
Hill
’
s
body
was
brought
season, nine generations of flies texture of the skin than any cos- ( fourths cup milk., Combine tn-
is a guest of this week at the home ¡ted his brother G. H. Root last I
enjoyed, with a large attendance.
back to Sherman county Sunday to may result from one female that metics.
V.
I gredients and thoroughly blend.
from of her
and sister week leaving Sunday for Eugene.
Myron Haise returned -----
„„ brother in law
b?
laid
to
rest
on
the
hill
where
the
Milk
and
fruit
and
vegetables
-Chill and serve,
’
. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace of
laid the first batch of eggs in the
Stevenson, Wn., last week for the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar "
Humberg.
bunch
grass
blows
in
the
wind
as
have
been
called
“
Nature
’
s
lips-1
spring. It has been estimated that
second load of house hold goods.
i Mr. and Mrs. Otis Royce and Vancouver, Wash., visited with it did over the entire country when
stick.’’ These foods are rich n Banana Milk Drink
Douglas Bothwell and Herbert chil4 of Culer were week end visi- their daughter Mrs. Afton Mcln- Mr. Hill first came to Sherman the total product of a single fly mineralsthat provide the rich col-.
Two thirds
v»>.x cup bananas mashed to
would equal 140 pounds provided
Kramer- of Maupin were, visitors tora at Wasco, house guests at the tyre this week,
oring that goes with buoyant) a pulp
county in 1883. His two daughters only one half of them survived.
home of the latter’s parents, Mr.
Harold Hull of Portland is here Mrs. Claud Esliager and Fav and
in Wasco Sunday.
health. Milk in addition ^applies Three tablespoons orange juice
_ -
I »gain for vacation days, staying at his widow were here from Forest Control Poaaible
the calcium from which your, Three tablespoons honey
Mrs. Edward Wallace was called and 1W Mrs. J. ~~
F. Royce.
to the home of her mother at Ari-1 Wednesday evening the Win-a-, the home of hi« grand parents Mr. Grove for the funeral and old
teeth are made, and helps to build One eighth teaspoons vanilla
Fortunately, modern sanitation the framework of your entire ap- i Few grains salt
friends who are still residents at-
ington on account of illness. Mrs. Couple class met with Mr. and Mrs. an^ Mrs. G. T. Andrews.
and knowledge regarding the life pearance. Our beauty hint, there- . Two cups milk
Wallace returned to Wasco Sunday. ) Cairns. Prayer was the topic for ■ prance8 Williams of Butte, Mon tended the funeral.
history and habits of the house
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weld and discussion with Mrs. Cairns conduct
spent several days visiting
; Mash bananas to a pulp and
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon and fly, musca domestica, render pos fore, is offered to those of the
son Gaylord and daughter Darlene, ing the class singing.
! at the Lloyd Hennagin home as daughter, Helen, and Lester Bar- sible complete control over the fly feminine sex who thirst for mix until the pulp i«, entirely
came from Bonneville to visit with
a stay of two weeks at Redmond
were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hollo- num and Miss Myrtle Davis drove nuisance. Start with the stable; charm .... drink at least two separated to give a creamy mix
ture, add all the remaining ingre
Mr. Weld’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. will be made by Mr. and Mrs. Claud way> being overnight guests on to FossH Sunday via Clarno where see that it is cleaned daily. It glasses of milk every day.
There is r.o need to worry about J dients, blend thoroughly and serve
E. L. Weld.
1 Eaton and family. Mr. Eaton being their return to their home in Holly- the oil derrick hides the pounding requires a certain amount of mois
wood. ’ California.
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engine that sends the drill down ture for the egg to hatch. If the your waistline eitner for milk is- in glasses with a garnish of
Mr. •. Campbell and Wayne Bartun stationed in that locality.
definitely a non-fattening food. whipped cream lightly sprinkled
Dunsmir, California, is the lo-
stopped at the home of Wayne’s
rM. and Mrs. Wm. Ruppell of into the eon old shale in search of manure is spread out in the sun And. if you are one of those for-'
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller, on his cation where Mrs. Chester Bargen Seattle were Thursday night guests oil.
it will dry out. Do not let manure tunate women who can eat any with nutmeg.
holt
is
visiting
with
her
son
Delbert
return trip from a visit with his
t at the home of their son in law and
Mrs. M. M. Oveson came up to collect in the stable; if you want thinz and everything and never, Raspberry-nog
_
umg
u
J
»
j cup 4 2 tableaspoons raspberry
parents at Toledo. Wayne is now Johanser.
. . * - daughter Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Root. the Holmes place Thursday and a to use it for fertilizer, place it add
a pound of excess weight, you 1
.
at the home of Wesley Fuller at
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fridley ief.
Spencer left son was born to her that evening. in a screened bin. It is much cheap may drink your milk as a milk j juice
Julce (chilled)
(chilled)
er
to
buy
screen
and
lumber
to
y
y
¡
n
Hnv
f
orm
1
teaspoon
sugar (more
if desired)
Moro.
Mr.
Oveson
is
assistant
at
the
ex
Mr. .nd Mrs. Joe Brackett were
v«.X Zhkh
™Und
m any wrm
(chilled)
shake
or
dressed
up
build a bin than to pay doctor
periment station in Moro.
wish.
bills or perhaps funeral expenses. you Your
Mix fruit !“><*- wttter an<1
in Wasco Thursday returning to various beaches.
( .
qDencer sister in law of Mr.
family will enjoy chilled
I. D. Pike and daughter, Jessie, The garbage should be kept in a
the summer »' »nd
10 m,lk- «erv< ,ce cold-
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
motor— Spencer of - —
The Dalles on Friday.
milk
drinks
during
Wasco.
were in Moro Monday to obtain watertight container with a good
Bernard Rice, formerly of Zig ed to Portland Monday returning
Do not let garbage accum-
Dick Schunke
of The
Dalles has marriage license foj Jessie and
Zag CCC camp was operated on the following day.
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business
Lloyd Goodrich, who was that day I
; frequently bury or incin
Thursday in The Dalles hospital for; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum been ma
dismissed from the CCC camp in
’ it.
Do not empty dish
appendicitis.
, spent Sunday at Hood River, trip, to Wasco of late.
anticipation of his approaching, erBve
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas Patricia Yocum, who has been visit-1 -------- ---------
nuptials. After the wedding Monday
Mr. Goodrich went to Sisters where
CARD OF THANKS
and son Marion, accompanied by ing at that place for two weT
he will work and Mrs. Goodrich will
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas of with friends, returning home with vakm vr
to thank all who in any j
&
Klickitat, Wn., visited in Portland her parents.
-----I I want ; thank
............ ........
at my brothers
Maxine
Kramer . visited in Port- way assisted,
asf
with Mabel Thomas, student at
W. Ray Blake was in Portland
Emanual hospital, she visiting at land for two weeks with friends1 ^„^1 E. M. Smith, the under- Monday on business.
Funeral Home
the home of her parents the former returned home Wednesday, and ’ । taker, minister, pallbearers, those
A
dance
will
be
given
next
Sat
visited at Kent on Thursay.
part of the week.
• O U n hj who furnished the music, and for
Oregon
Wasco
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl who,
beautiful florai offerings, and urday night by the ball boys.
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
Mrs. Augusta Huckin, who has
Jess Barnet was in Moro Monday
of comfort from my
been spending some time visiting are located for the summer at
or
an who in any transacting a little business.
at Rosyln, Wn., returned to Wasco' White Salmon had as their visitors friends and
Alley’s Confectionery
A young man is lodged in the
in company with her friend Miss Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ander- way rendered assistance.
son and family.
county
jail
awaiting
trial
for
Ada Woods of Rosyln.
Mrs. Eliza J. Dingle.
Phone 222
meddling with another’s pockets. t
Ann Macnab of Rufus visited
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feldman
with
Donna
and
Dorothy
and
Jessie
with Mrs. Pearl Butler spent Sun
Knox for several days the past
day at Government camp.
Mrs. J. T. Johnson returned Sun week.
day from Idaho where she had
Bruce Fewel returned from Y a-
been visiting with her children.
1 kima Thursday of last week fol
Miss Josie Underhill left last' iowing a stay of three weeks.
Attorney® At Law
week to assist at the Guy Pound
House guests over the week end
All Satisfactory Business is built on
home in The Dalles, Mr. Pound at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Moro, Oregon
Confidence -• Confidence on the part of
Van Gilder were her sister Miss
Mary I>aidlaw and cousin Miss Cora
the buyer that goods purchased will be
Laidlaw of Portland, and Miss
of good quality and fairly priced.
Helen Laidlaw of Hollywood, Calif.,
niece of Mrs. Van Gilder, who plans
Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables
on staying for a çionth.
Saturday afternoon the Garden
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
club held a flower sale in the libra
ry room, the proceeds to be used
RED & WHITE STORE
DRYGOODS
for the improvement of the city
W ay /WH ealth
OREGON <DAIRY COUNCIL
Zell’
The W. Yates
STORE
HEADQUARTERS For
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER I
CONFIDENCE
Buckingham Hecht
W ey enberg
Red Ball
•SHOES for Men
When you buy
your tractor
park.
Dr. L. R. Richelderfer, her daugh
ter Katherine and sister Mrs.
Josephine Hamilton and daughter
Ellen, visitors from Sioux City,
motored to Grand Coulee Dam and
Seattle and beach resorts, return
ing home Sunday.
Mrs. J. H, Medlcr of Leadman is
visiting at the home of Mr. ana
«Hb
Groceries—Meats Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Seaso
n
Your Patronage Solicited
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Insist^ upon
ample weight
Pony construction is not to be
expected to stand up to draft
horse-power du|y. The “(later
pillad” TWENTY-TWO Tractor
has 6 200 pounds of properly dis
tributed weight. Just right to
take advantage of its gripping'
tgack-type traction, and turn’
maximum engine power into use
ful pulling power. Just right to
allow the use of alloy steel parts I
of the proper size and strength. . .
to defy wear and breakage. Justl
right to give the TWENTY TWO
its stamina for so many extra I
years of low-cost performance.
O’MEARA
SUPPLY CO.
Priced $1.98 to 5.95
WASCO MARKET
Wasco, Oregon
Growers
GROWING GRAIN INSURANCE
Cost is same from J tine I as later
See u» for Sock» and Twine
Grain Bag»
Dairy and Poultry Feed»
Rolled Grain»
Flour
Twine
Concentrate»
" Salt
All kind» of Insurance
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
$5.00
Trade At
H. Zeigler’s
Quality
Store
Bibb
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OVERALLS
Machinery
Repairs
from
A 14-foot Harris Combine for sale
Big Threshing Capacity—Cot Down From 16 Feet
It Will Soon Be Time For
Mill Feed»
Oro Pedic, Buck Hecht, Shoes
McCormick - Deering
& Oliver
Extras and Implements
Come and get Your Wants
Roy J. Baker
Grass Valley, Oregon
Columbia Knit
Hirsh Weis “Leather Buck
SWEATERS
CORDS
for Men and Women
Men and Boys
$4.95
$2.75
Big Yank
Sanforized
work
Forest Green Khaki
SHIRTS
PANTS
75c
each
$1.95