Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, July 24, 1936, Page 4, Image 4

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    F riday , J uly
m a R a ■ m a n louritt jwumiau
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* *AM FOCHI
Brock Family
i ¿2 •
Hold Reunion
At Port Orford
laiHArrr
at The Dalles and Portand was re-
1 cently enjoyed by Mrs. Jeaaie
Amos.
Irene Dutton who has been in
. Wasco, formerly staying at the
i Haise home and of late at the Sher
man hotel has returned to her home
in Th? Dalles.
Mrs. Isobel Ebi and Mrs. Vivian
Gunther visited here Wednesday of
last week with Miss Dutton.
Wednesday evening a traveling
group of players performed at th*
Townsend" club meeting singing
songs of the organization.
Students’ Bodies Light Bulbs
National Grange
Cites Danger
Of Big Debt
At the dose of the fiscal year on
June 30, the public debt of the
Field tomatoes are now in sea- broiled bacon on top. Serve at
United State« had risen to an all
once. Serves 4.
time high of >33,779,000,000. This son and are offered on the market Stuffed Tomatoes
Arthur VanGilder Now On
compares with a figure of >28.701,- at very low cost. For months we With Macaroni & Cheese
000,000 as of June 30, 1935, repre­ have been including tomatoes in 8 large firm tomatoes
Battleship Maryland In
senting an increase of >5,078,000,- our salads at hot house prices, for 1 1-2 cup elbow macaroni
000 during the year. The gross vegetable salad to most of us, Is 1 1-2 qts boiling water
Phiilipine Island
public debt as of June 30, 1936, in- incomplete unless fresh tomatoes
Mrs. J. G. Medler of Lebanon has
eludes bonds to the value of >945,- are included. Now is the time to,
American cheese
been visiting at the home of S. J.
000.000 issued in payment of ad- serve them in abundance for they g teaapoo|1B butter
Brock. Mrs. Medler is a sister of
justed service certificates.
। ar. e solid and meaty and fun.0T ,io cup buttered brumb«
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brock return- M
Mra Brock
In
addition
to
th*
grò.»
public
flavor. They offer an appetizing। 2 cups H well
.. seasoned thin white
frOmOr‘f<^m ThoreIOn.ttending
Ann aceomp^i-
and exceedingly economical vege­
Port
debt,
Uncle
Sam
has
certain
con
­
sauce
•. and Mrs. Medler on their
Scoop out all pulp and juice from
were
tingent liabilities in the form of table fot» hot weather.
Tomatoes have an important tomatoes and sprinkle the inside
Nev. -I Mr” a^Mre” J R HX%nd’: «here»he wiil visit with MVs. M. A.
guaranteed as to principal and in­
Nev.
terest on outstanding obligations of place in the diet because they are with salt. Cook macaroni in boil­
daughter Gwendolyn and Mrs. Mil-
•urc
the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ rich in minerals and vitamins, par­ ing water with salt until tender;
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brock of
died Mortensen of Salem. Mr. and
poration, the 'Federal Farm Mort­ ticularly the vitamins A, B, & < drain. Mix well with white sauce,
Mrs. Claude Spoon and daughters Hood River spent the week end at
_______________
which is bknded the cheese. Put
University of Utah students demonstrate a unique machine they gage Corporation and the Home Those interested in weight control in
Muriel and Leah of Port Orford, । Wasco visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
will
be
pleased
to
know
that
here
is
m€ited butter in each tomato,
Owners
Loan
Corporation,
aggre
­
designed and built Using their bodies a« wire» and their hands as
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond of S. J. Brock.
one vegetable appealing as to co|- and ftU with 80me of the macaroni
light sockets, they illq^iinate lamp bulb« and neon tubes. Leonard G. gating about >4,750,000,000.
Fallow. Nev. This is the first time
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wall came Walkei (left) and Glenn G. Davis (rigtit) Bre co-builders of the ^ma-
At the close of the World War, or, and texture, and pleasing to mjxture. Sprinkle the bread crumbs
in over thirty years that the four from Corvallis Saturday returning chuw It 18 unique in being adapUbl« tor production*ot high voltage or
the National debt was >26,596,000.- the taste, that is not fattening. mjxe<j with grated cheeee on top
sisters and two brothers have been homa the following day.
macaroni and bake in moderate
large current«'.
000. However, MA result of sys­ You can «imply fill UP on tomatoea
and
never
once
worry
about
their
|
oyen
for 2o minutes. Serves 6.
together.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Yocum and
tematic retirement, this debt had
adding
excess
weight.
That
i«,
it
Arthur Van Gilder has been children __________
and the S. __________
J. and R. W.
their finding some kind of standing been reduced to >16,000,000,000 on you use a mineral oil dressing or
transferred to the battleship Mary ,
families visited Sunday at
water. The females of many spec­ December 31, 1930, to June 30. merely »prinkle them with salt.
FRANCE’S “MUSSOLINI”
land in the Phiilipine Island«.
the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. M.
ies have developed a taste for Wood 1936, the national debt was more
Tomatoes are excellent combined
Expectations generally through- Yocum, near Mosier.
-
' and blood is indispensable to near­ than doubled, having increased by
with
bland and colorless foods like
ly all for the full development of over >17,000,000,000. Each individ-
°ut the Wasco territory are
Beryl Sheets I. now stayin« at SeriOUS
cottage
cheese, cream cheese, rice
the wheat y.eld will be heavy and,^
Hnderbrand
j
; •
■
ual
’
A
share
of
this
debt
has
been
in
their eggs. The mosquitoes inject
or macaroni. Sliced tomatoes and
of high quality. Fifteen per cent
creased
since
1930
from
>130
to
an
irritating
substance
under
the
Mrs. Helen Dingle visited in The
eucumbeni served with a tart
protein was obtained from the first
skin which brings more blood into >260.
Dalles Sunday at the home of
1 rWCW
French or; Rouquefort Cheese dres­
test on one farm.
At the present rate of statutory
- ’ daughter.
nver. Relatives from the eoatj Biting insects, of which there are the particular part of the skin af-
sing offer an attractive combina-
Muleskin Leather Aprons for ern states ‘came to spend a few a number of species that attack feceted and thus enables the mos­ debt retirement amounting to >500, (ion. Also a deviled egg served on
Wheat Bucks. They last for years. days
man and some of which are con- quito to obtain its supply quickly. 000,000 a year, it will take until a lettuce leaf with sliced tomatoes
Shortly after being bitten, there is 1970 to repay the money we have and dressing is truly delicious. Or
>3.50. J. P Yates Store.
See the Lang Wood Range, burns ,
in disease transmission, do an itching sensation in the affected
1 borrowed since 1930. This is on stuff your tomatoes using chopped
Miss Hazel Bales and Miss Dar-
___ _ Appliance
_____ not uanally produce serious direct
ash. at Forsberg
part of the skin. A raised congest-: the theory that no additional debts
B
.
Their
bites
usually
re-
bard cooked eggs moistened with
k-ne Ruse attended the dance
ThTr/st" The DaJles, Or injuries.
be ¡ncurred, which of course is
Grass Valley Saturday evening.
•’
’
: quire no local treatment For in­ ed area forms at the sight of the
cream and seasoned with salt, pep­
Miss Beryl Sheets and Miss Bet | Mr. and Mrs. H. Hardy moved sect bites the general rule is bite. Scratching of the part may a supposition, pure and simple, un­ per and mustard; or diced cucum­
lead to secondary bacterial infer-
preHent conditions.—National
bers, chopped watercress or parsley
tv Jean Brown were among the out of the Amos cottage and are to use a soothing lotion and avoid - ------ -
Uchin^1^
the house party living near the river.
J scratching. .Scratching insect bite,
Grange.
and mayonnaise; or asparagus tips
may be relieved by the application
with French dressing. Slices of
Saturday evening by Isabel, Thelma
trate house is now occupied seldom brings any real comfort, bu> of a dilute solution of ammonia, a
tomatoes are delicious used in sand­
and Emma Ellen Fortner at Grass b Mr and Mrs. Wm. Sanford and severe infection may follow. Many 5% solution of phenol or 95% aromatic spirits of ammonia.
Valley. Betty Jean, who was from
is empioyed on the A. D. Richel- insect bites cause irritation, swell-
The sting of wasps and especially wiches, too, as demonstrated in the
Portland, remained at Grass Valley derfer faTm.
ing and imflamation, and may be alcohol.
of hornets is severe, but these in­ sandwich suggestion listed below.
Painful stings are caused chiefly sects do not sting unless provoked
quite
painful
and
distressing.
for a short visit.
j Q]enknOx of The Dalles is em-
by wasps, bees, and hornets, which I
Bacon & Tomato Sandwiches
Danger of a Fascist coup such
Fleas and wingless insects whose
If their nets be interfered with
W. A. Tate and son James, of pioye<j at the ware house and is
inject
hritating
substances
at
the
With
Cheese
Sauce
as
overtook Italy 14 years ago
kgs are fitted for jumping and the
however, they display great fury
LaCenter, Wash., are harvest hands staying w,th his brother Frank.
Mussolini’s
Blackshirts
point where the skin is punctured. and will persue their attackers 2 1-2 cups grated American cheese when
mouth
parts
are
adapted
for
pierc
­
at the Everett Watkins ranch.
The treatment oi insect stings de-1
Mrs. F. 'R. Fortner spent several
marched
on
Rome,
menaced
strike-
Heat shoved the thermometers up ^0^ at Pendleton to be with Mr. ing and aucking. There are over pends upon tKb’kind of insect that long distances. Yellow jackets be­ 2-3 cup of cream
torn France. Colonel De la Roque,
500 varieties of fleas, and about a
long to the familv of wasps. The 8 «lices tomatoes
often called the potential "Musso­
to 102 in Wasco Sunday and Mon“ J Fortner
his employment there
half of these are capable of attack­ did the stinging. The first thing poison in wasps and hornets is al­
lini of France.” who claims 700,-
day which made threshing easy.
They returned home Saturday.
to
do
is
to
remove
the
stinger
from
8
slices
bacon
kaline and should be treated with
ing man. The bite of the flea pro­
000
followers in his Croix de Feu.
Irma Morgan returned to Moro
Mix the cheese and milk together,
A reception was given at the duces a small hive-like lesion which the skin. This should not be done dilute acid such as vinegar or lem-
add salt and pepper. Cook slowly and 100.000 in similar Fascist
after a stay of a week at the Joe M. E. parsonage Friday for Mr. ü accompanied by itching, irrita­ with the fingers but with a sharp,!
on juice.
leagues (shown in this photograph)
Hilderbrand home.
and Mrs. Douglas by the ladies of tion and redness. In cases where pointed, sterilized instrument. Try-1
should be referred over boiling water until cheese 11 has issued warning that he and his
Severe
cases
White Shoes—Mens and Indies. the church. A social afternoon com there are numerous bite« and the ing to remove the stinger with the to your family physician as the melted, stirring constantly. Broi followers are ready for a “decisive
bined with sewing was followed by skin ia tender, an inflamation ot fingers will squeeze most of the po!
Reduced Prices. J. P. Yates. .
may in some cases tomato slices and bacon. Arrange assault on the heights of power.”
son into the wpund from the poison bites of insects
refreshments.
the
skin
may
occur
and
lead
to
Mass Maxine Cramer left by bus
sac. For the«« reasons an attempt be followed by dangerous symp­
Mrs. George Potter is in Portland
for Kent to visit over the week end leaving here Thursday of last week. infection and suppuration. Avoid should be mad« to remove the en­ toms.
scratching and use a soothing
at the . Howell
home.
tire poison aac. The poison sac|
..
,
x
»
- av
I,-
Sh
a
is
expected
home
this
week.
lotion.
A visit of Un days with relatives »
<5,^^ ha,
Mosquitoes are found in almost contains formic acid and other ir- CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
--------- J her house guest Gwen Gallagher of every locality where there is an ritaht«./ Since the bee sting is acid LISTED FOR JOBS
The United States Civil Service
Salem who came to Wasco
opportunity for them to bread. This it should be counteracted by an al­
opportunity depends simply upon kaline solution of baking soda or has announced open competitive
week.
examinations as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon and
Extension specialist in parent
son Lory returned from the beach
education,
>4,600 a year, Depart-
Wednesday after a few days. They
ment
of
Agriculture.
have also been at Dayville with: If you don’t believe in Home Sanitation
Junior home economics special-
Mrs. Dixon’s parents.
ist, various optionals, >2 000 a
Allen Hum-berg returned home You don’t believe in Electrolux
year, Bureau of Home Economics,
after spending some time visiting ।
Department of Agriculture.
with his grand parents, Mr. and ।
No Fan Powered by trtple turpin Motor
Legislative reference assistant,
Mrs. Qeoreg Rood of Hillsboro.
>2,300 a year, Social Security
No Wheels- No explored dust bag
Mrs. Humberg of Beaverton,
Board. In addition to specified
No Handle—It’s Modern - Airconditioned
mother of Oscar Humberg, is a
education, applicant must have had
house guest of the home of Mr. and j
certain experience in reference
It’s Electrolux
Mrs. Oscar Humberg.
work in connection with Federal
or State legislative activités.
Guests at the Anna I xmj home
Check your next cleaning equipment when buying
this week were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer,
McMillan of Burlingame, Cal.. Mr.
Does it Clean?
An obviously embarrassed young
McMillan is a nephew of Mrs. Lee.
man applied to the license clerk for
Ha«
it
Power
enough
to
Clean
Modern
Furniture
and
Rugs?
Mrs. Wm. Miner accompanied by
2.
a marriage license. “I’m going to
John Dann and sister, Mabel Coll
Does
it
draw
that
dirt
through
Fan
and
moving
parts?
marry the sweetest girl in the
3.
came from California to «pend
whole world.’ he confided.
Tuesday here.
Doe« all the dirt stay in the bag? -
As ha hurried away clutching the
precious
piece of paper the clerk
Does
it
Air
condition
or
Recontanfinate
my
home
with
Disease
Con
­
He—There are two periods in a 5.
turned to the next customer and
taining
street
Dirt?
mans life when he doesn’t under­
remarked: “Gee, that girl changes
6 Does it Clean nay entire Home - or - Sweep th« Surface?
April 23, 1936. stand a woman.
her mind often. That’s the 17th
She—When are they?
license I’ve issued for her this
Is
it
complete?
Portable?
Light?
Easy
to
operate?
Modern?
7.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
He—Before he is married and
week.
Peoria, Illinois
How
long
will
it
last
and
still
clean?
Cost
per
year
to
own?
after he is married.
8.
Gentlemen :
Running out of gos is bad
9. Will it Wax - Spray - Kill Moths and Insects?
enough when there’s a station on
I'm doing all the work on my 1200
10. Last but not Least, will it keep my home Sanitary?
the next corner, but when you are
acres
with two
“Caterpillar'’
50 miles from nowhere its a real
Tractors .... a Diesel RD-4 and
Electrolux solve« home cleaning problems
catastrophe, reminds the Oregon
a TWENTY-TWO.
State Motor association. Therefore
Ben Leghorn — Your Local Dealer — Grass Valley
With one hired man and the two
keep your eye on the gas gague
Funeral
Home
machines, we do the same work as
when
traveling the wide open
Jeeds no electric current
ne
44 horses and 6 men. This means
spaces.
ailu
attention
...no
water
•
Hai
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
a big saving in money and time,
and, what’s even more important,!
o mooing parte to wear • Provide*
or
more timely field work which in-1
\dleet food protection . . . • Give»
creases the yield per acre.
Alley’s Confectionery
ou every worthwhile convenience
a
anm
The RD-4, working in fourth gear,’
Saves enough to pay for itself
Phone 222
harrows 130 acres in ten hours. It
does it on 1 3-4 gallons of cheap
O MATTER wher« you liv«,
fuel per hour. My old THIRTY ’
you can now enjoy all th«
comfort« and convenience« of finest
required 3 1-2 gallons of high pric­
modern refrigeration. Kerosene Elec­
ed gasoline. That’s a saving ofi
A
MONTH
trolux
is identical in all important
&
nearly 75% over former costs.
respects with famous gas-operated
The TWENTY-TWO will do nearly
refrigerator now serving finest city
Money Down
homes and apartments. It costs little
as mueh work as the old THIRTY,
Attorneys At Law
to run ... saves enough on food bills
and at a much lower cost.
00 MONTHS TO PAX
«nd refrigerating coat to pay for it-
I’m very much pleased with both
Moro, Oregon
••lf ... lightens kitchen work. Send
See
us
for
Sacke
and
Twine
of my ‘ Caterpillar” Tractors which
Th« l«ad«r ol th« mw I >34 KASY
coupon below for fr—
I bought after a pretty careful in­
literature.
Wa«h«r hn« — oftar«
vestigation into the quality of all
NEW MODERN BEAUTY
other makes
.
Grain Bags
Mill Feeds
new q A et OPERATION
i
I’ve always had respect for “Cat-1
Twine
erpiHar’’ quality. The performance
NEW SUPER SAFETY WRINGER
GEORGE B. MOON
of the two I now have indicates that
Concentrates
combined with th» world'« last«««
Rolled Grain/
WASCO, OREGON
I didn’t know how good they really
Insect Bites Not
If
Soon Treated
4 and 40
horses
went to
pasture
;
Zell’s
Metto» oa «
Sherman Cooperative Grain
UPDEGRAFF
PEPPER
Growers
Wasco, Oregon
* KITCHEN *
$Q 00
N
No
WASCO MARKET
RED 4 WHITE STORE
Salt
Floar
Youm very truly,
Burdett Prince.!
O’MEARA
SUPPLY CO.
G roceries- Me at«— Fresh
Fruits afld Vegetables in
Season
Yow Patrouge Soidted
washing action—•
HI 8 B BAUT Y h finished ia 1
fwtbar laformaUoa about tha
|t'a o waahor that DOES MOSE
AU kinds of Insurance
fwo-
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
■tra in look«» modern in
con wnience, v«t reasons ly priced,
Come in and find oat ibout it.
GEORGE B. MOON
WASCO, OREGON
GEORGE B. MOON
WASCO, OREGON