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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1M7
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CLUTCH SLIPPAGE
MORO,
One fourth tap salt -----
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Fossil and return Sunday where farm will move to the J. S. Fowler ealy to attend echool.
Juice of one lemon
they were guests o f Judge and Mrs. estate near Rufus, while Mr. and
MH. B. W. Ouy and M r and Mrs.
Motorists who carry • trailers Grated rind of one lemon
Carl Hendricks on a trip to the Mrs. Hildred^Zell will take charge F. S. Lamborn left for Spokane
of the p lace vacated by them.
fossil beds.
Monday to visit until the last of should see that the clutch in the One half teaspoon vapilla
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the week when they Will return to oar is kept properly adjusted at all One pound of cottage cheese.
Philip
Johnson
left
this
week
to
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale of Ya
kima are vi&iting Everett MjeQuil- finish his college course at the j Fentjlgton for the Round-Up before times, according to Z. H. Lano, One fourth cup florir Z
1 returning hom e
state university.
le and family. .
manager of the Emergency Road
Met the butter fcn bottom of 2x12
Jean Joyal left Moday for Con
Miss Mary Thomas left after
Service of the Oregon State Motor pan. Cool and spread over the top
Ambulances* taxis, dray trucks,
harvest to spend a few weeks visit
don
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twenthirda of zwieback combined
soap-box
racers: operators of near association. Unless the clutch is
ing
at
Klickitat
with
relatives
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The new courses in high school, Miss Wilfred Fortner returned to
Joe Hilderbrand and family were ly every type o f conveyance cur correctly adjusted the extra strain
added this year are a class in | school at Pacific universty Friday
at
the state fair and other points rently on the streets this week has caused by the trailor load will
orientation for freshmen, business»to start her last year.
tened to eign up with safety via the cause slippage, increased genera-
training, civics and current events.; Bobby Fortner of Grass Valley of inUreat last week.
World geography and a background spent the week end visiting with ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDermid White Cross Safety Pledge.
I tion o f heat and rapid wear of
made a trip to Oregon City and re
course for world history are also Beryl Sheets.
clutch facings.
Read the ads in the Journal
g iven>
( Miss Marie (Andrews returned turn Sunday leaving their daughter
M's. Minnie Myers of The Dslle? from PortUnd Friday following a at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iBlak-
opened her music classes last Thurf n in th s v:sit with relatives
day with Un students enrolled.
Mrs. Eliza Dingle returned from
Headquarters will be at the home her summer home at Camp Sher
of Mrs. Orville Yocum.
I man and left this week for Calif or-
Mrs. Lewis Hastings was m The! n>a to visit her brother Alfred
Dalles to see Mrs. Wn»- McKean Smith.
Wednesday members of the two
who recently underwent a major
table
contract club met with Mrs.
operation.
Augusta
Huckin for luncheon and
Mrs. Augusta Huckin and daugh
cards.
Club
prize was won by Mrs.
ter Augusta, spent several days in
(Bjuce tirady.
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it is either old or has been badly
Portland returning Sunday.
The cottage cheese grandmothei
~ Mrs. Bess Stanley and Mr. and
made.
Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot and sons
used to make on the back of the
Cottage cheese offers an excellent
Ted and John and Miss Margaret Mitf. G. H Root .motored to Colton
kitchen
¡range .
. what the old way of getting more calcium into
Johnson were Portland visitors and return Sunday.
country folk coiled «mearca.se or £he diet. Most nutrition specialists
. . u d !'■ »•<—
Glen Rames and children accom
Wednesday.
or schoneir lease . . wMCTmighity good consider that the child needs an
panied
by
his
uncle
arrived
from
Darrel McQuillen was in Port
■ftar JLky trtotlm
eating. Even in those days, how average of not le$s than a gram
Kansas Saturday.
land over the week end.
ever.
cottage cheese was likely to of calcium a day for the best rate
my
s,,d
with
NEW
Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin o f Moro
Mrs. Hutehinsen of Seattle spent
be
a
tempermental
product. ,
of growth and for insuring good
Sunday at the Andy Stoleson home ' stopped at Wasco Monday
IMPROVED CERESAN"
teeth. A quart of milk offers oven
Most
of
the
cottage
cheese
found
and Mrs. Stoleson’s sister Mrs. W.
Mr^and Mrs. Ed Feldman met
on the market today is the mild more than a gram of calcium and
N- Cannon and husband of Grant ? l „
snn jn jlw and daughter and
Experiment Stations of mod Important flavored “popcorn” type . . . that is, for that reason has been stressed as
Pass were also visitors Monday.
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anj Mrs. Johnson near North/
grain states hUre proved U pay« to uso the big flake, low acid kind made e.- sential in the diet of every child. .
’ Frank Knox and daughters, Don- Bonneville Suday and held a family
EEP In the heart of e v e n malt,
N ew Im proved CERESAN. R educes with rennet. The eiae of the flake A bit more than half of the cal:ium*^Q be he father, husband, or
na, Dorothy and Jessie accompani-;
as
a Mary
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seedling blight stinking smut of w heat varies according to local demand. In, of milk is left in the whey when it *. rother. Is the yen for a den apart
ed > * by Mrs.
Knox
motored 4 to
Mr. and Mrs. F L. Connall took
covered and black lo o se sm uts and some sections its an inch , flake, in is transformed into cottage cheese f . om the living quarters of the
Yakima Sunday and return. They i
dauffhter Gertrude to Willam-
but even that makes it still a good ’ jiousehold. lie wants a rooir .of soli
visited with August Iyrfstnand ano
universjty Monday to continue stripe of barley* Average yield increase others a quarter inch. The larger
the flake, the more whey is retained calcium food.
tude sacred to his interests and
family.
her work there.
! In tests. 6 %. Easily dusted on as directed,
Cottage cheese is a versatile amusements wher< he can read Is
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M - Pear. Bufer is now viaiUng may be applied as long as 3 months before in the center, the lees readiy heat
penetrates it . . . and the sooner it food. It can be worked into de peace and quiet, or work out his
vi.it at Emporia, Katiaas with rel- at Coifax. Wash., wnh he, mother, sowing. No dust In drilling, no drill should be used, as it sours more licious salads and salad dressings, problems uninterrupted by the ra*
Injury, bo change In see din g rate. And quickly.
atives this summer.
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I H .rry H ul.y of P“ ede" *’ ‘ “ £
A h y type of cottage into desserts, and even into cooked Jilo. telephone or family conversa
Mr. and Mrs. Sundby of Hood was in town over the week end only about h alf th e cost of other dust cheese is a highly perishable pro dishes. For instance, It is used in tions.
River were guests Sunday of Mr. calling on friends and acquaint- treatments! Ask dealer for free Cereal duct, however, and should be stored the Cheese «Cake given below:
Once the man of the family
thought that resorting to the base-
and Mrs. J. F. Royse Mr. and Mrs. ences.
Pamphlet or write Bayer-Semeean Co.. in the coolest possible place and Cheese Cake
Jnen: was the last word in defeat.
eaten soon.
Otis Royse came from Culver to
Mrs. Sadie Wilkerson is having Inc,. Wilmington, Delaware.
One half cup butter, softened
spend the week end with his par- he- home remodeled,
High quality cottage cheese has One 6 oz pkg. zwieback, crushed or But no longer Is that true. When the
underground cemented chasm In
ents.
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| Workmen have been busily en-
a clean, mildly acid flavor, a smooth
put through the food grinder
which the old furnace was boused
Afton McIntyre left Monday Ra{red at the home of Mrs. Huckin
uniform texture, a tender curd. If One half cup powered sugar
has been modernized with up-to-date
taking a load of wheat to Vancou- painting the exterior of her ouse.
a cheese is tasteless or over-acid or Four eggs
heating equipm ent operated by gas.
bitter, or has a hard or tough curd. One cup granulated ^ g a r
ver for his brother in law.
j Misg Qeraidine Funk and Gene
Jack McDonald now staying with pjull are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh register j W B 'Rice and daughter Freda
er-
ed aa a sophomore on the opening,
#t the gUU fajr Monday, -
day of school.
M t . and Mrs. Ercel Yocum and
Mary Jeanette Sargent left Fri- <jau^jlter Barbera have moved to
day for her final year at Wiliam- Stayton.
q
ette university where she is study
Mr. and Mr«. Asa Robely of Cor
ing music.' -
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vallis were at the home of Mr. and
' Mrs. Minnie McKinney end son Mrs. Paul Alley. Mrs. Robely ie a
William visited Earl McKinney at sister of Mrs. Alley.
RED & WHITE STORE
Heppner Sunday.
Wm. Lincoln has moved to the
Thelma Lutje of LaCenter, Wash. Belshee house
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a sister of Elmer Lutje is attending
Mr and Mrs. Sid Johnson re-
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
school here this year and making tured Thursday from a vacation of
Fruits and Vegetables in
her home with her brother and
days at (Portland ad Longview, I
family.
1 Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fields who
Season
Rev and Mrs. Connall visited at have farme<j the Scholl brothers
Amity where they had the pleasure
of attending the golden wedding
Yoor Patronage Appreciated
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere j
Woodman.
Catherine Richelderfer left for thanks for the aid and comfort t h a t !
California where she will attend was extended to us at the time of HUDSON
PONTIAC
TERRAPLANE
the death and burialof our son and
Mills college.
Mk. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent and brother, Roy C Harper.
C. A. Harper ad family. PETERSON MOTOR CO.
Miss Vivian Trounce drove to
Wasco High
School Adds
New Courses
with powered sugar. Beat eggs,
add granulated sugar, salt, lemon
juice end rind, vanilla and cream,
in cheeps»
flour, p u t thru
and beat veil. Pour in pon
with remaining crumhs on top.
Bake 260 deg. for one hour. Turn
off heat end leave jn oven one hour
longer.
E v ery m a n H a s a 'Y en /o r a D e n
TAY/ TO H e ALTH
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OREGON <PÀIRY COUNCIL
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there Is ample space remaining for
the breadwinner's paradise, and a
recreation room if he so wills.
Wouldn't you. as a householder,
jump at the chance to remodel your
basement into a den as attractive as
that shown above? The heating and
winter air conditioning unit at the
left Is installed In a modern meta*,
cabinet of simple lines in harmony
with the modern furnishings that
complete the room.
Such equipment la automatic and
required no attention; It Is silent,
without mechanical noises; it Is
clean, tree from dirt. soot, smoke,
and odor, and besides, keeps the
basement atmosphere as fresh as*
the outside air.
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Next Friday, Saturday, Sunday
WASCO MARKET
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SEPTEMBER 2 4 ,2 5 , 26
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The Sherman County Fair
217 E. THIRD ST.
THE DALLES. OREGON
Minnesota Woolen Mills, Agent
Fyr Fyter Equipment, Agent
Calkins Weeders and Improved Treaters
Grading
1. P ro d u c e s B ig g e r -
S tr o n g e r P la n ts
Y O U R
28 To Select From •
T h rS e D a y P r o g r a m o f R o d e o E v e n ts
at 4th & Union
TELEPHONE
120
Buy a
C a t e r p illa r
2 . Lessens Loss B y
D ro u g h t
A. W. McLEOD
Local Agent Moro, Oregon Phone 464
Full Stock Of Repairs
All sorts of used machinery Harvesters-Weeders-Etc.
Sodium Chlorate and Atlacide
V.C. Family and Princess Flour
Mill Feeds
Grain Bags
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
Twine
Rolled Grains
Concentrates
Flour
Salt
A ll hinds o f Insurance .
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers ; : : Wasco, Gregi
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Safety Deposit Boxes fo r Lease
W ith the bucking string of Mack Barbour fresh from the Pendleton
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T h r e e D a y s o f H o r s e R a c in g
W ith Local Horses- The first of what might wcll.be a long line of
Remount colts
T h r e e D a y s E x h ib it o f F in e L iv e s t o c k
3 . In c r e a s e s Y ie ld s
S e e us f o r
F A IR
Unusnl Values In Used Cars
Equal to the best at any show
Because
LONG-LIFE
I TRACKS.
Many
“Caterpillar”
track-type
tractors have operated 10,000 and
more
hours—on their original
tracks! Here is sure proof that
“Caterpillar” design and methods
of constrcction pay dividend«—that
the use of special steels, ¡thorough
machining and heat-treating pro
cesses, strict testing and checking
— insure extra years and fewer re-
Ask other owners about long-life
“Caterpillar” tracks—then let tts
show you—in detail—how you’ll
get more value from a “Caterpil
lar” Tractor.
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The TWENTY-TWO has $300.00
. worth of Extra-Value features—
, over any other ¡brack-type tractor
in its power class.
Challenge us to prove this state
ment!
O ’M EARA
SUPPLY
CO.
S c h m i t t C a r n iv a l C o m p a n y will be here for Fair
week with all kinds of amusements
/ C a lf R i d i n g - B u c k i n g H o r s e s
R a c e s —J u d g in g E v e n t s —B ig T e a m s
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Two Big Dances Given By The
American Legion
“Every Day is Sherman County D ay”
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Tola Zerado who w ill
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on a Clown Act Each.Day