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Lodge Sponsors
Mr. and Mrs. G all M cIlroy and
Mrs. J. B. E slin g e r and d a u g h te r
N an cy, w en t to T h e D a lle s IkOnday
a fte r n o o n w h en Mrs. E slin g e r c o n ­
su lted a d o cto r a b ou t N a n cy , w h o
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FARM TRACTORS« IN WARTIME
S a tu rd a y .
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5 le Adjustments Peri Up
T rnciora
WAR BBK ffS
(T h ir d o f • Series o f L'.x A rticles)
By X P. Peck
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M an ag in g E d ito r. S cse e ti/U X e a e rire n
Last week’s article told how the farmer can practice p r e v e n t
is ill.
<v.
.maintenance
on his tractor, thus effectively stopping trouble be
Mr. and Mrs. W illia m B eck an d
A fa r e w e ll party sp on sored by d a u g h te r ,e ft W ed n esd a y a fte rn o o n lit starts. But there is another side to tractor care also, a side that
th e G rass V a lle y Odd F e llo w s w a s f o f PfiL8CO W a sh ., to sp en d T h a n k s ’too often is neglected. Tractors are getting harder usage than
giv en a t th e ir h a ll S atu rd ay e v e - g lv ln g day a n d th e w ee k end v is- ¡ever there days, with the struggle to keep up with the increasing
The biggest field gun In the Arjny.
That’s tb« ttt wrV hwpltxer» It’s
twenty-feet of bnrrel and must be
pulled into position by tractors. Aft-
er it la rolled into place, its own
w heels are removed and the Big
Bertha Is set upon its em placem ent
¡demand for agricultural products, ------------------------------- -— — — ———
and this hard usage causes engine to be done. W ith this device out
O T. W a lk er.
parti to get out of adjustm ent, the engine speed
Mr. and Mrs. K e n n eth B a r n e t
v;
will vary and power loss w ill ie -
had d in n er g u e sts
T h a n k sg iv in g
m ore trequent- sulf.
W hen tuning up the eng.ue,
day. Mr. and Mrs. T o m m ie B a r -
ly than before.
check » the engine speed with a
U sually, how - speed counter on the belt pulley;
n et and d a u g h ters, M argaret an d
e v e r ,
t h e the speed is not what it shou*d be.
E th el. Mr. an d Mrs. A. A. D u n la p .
c h a n g e s are or varies considerably, the g o v er­
Mr. and Mrs. K en d rick D u n la p of «1
e f f e c t e d s o nor itself should be checked lot
C arlton . Mr. and Mrs. G uy H a y n es
gradually that wear and for reduced tension on
o f Y a m h ill.
Mr and Mrs. P a u l
they pass un­ the spring. T his trouble, when
noticed u n t i l encountered, should be repaired
W ilso n and fa m ily . Mr. and Mrs.
th e y
becom e im m ediately in order to preserve
C lyd e S m ith and Mr. and Mrs.
l a r g e e n o u g h m axim um engine efficiency.
V er n M obley and fa m ily o f K en t,
to cause engine
M iss E llen E a k in fro m W llla -
failure or a sub­ - If the valves on your tractor e n ­
P. tedi
stantial
reduc­ gine are not working properly,
m e tte u n iv e rsity at S alem
ca m e
h o m e W ed n esd a y to sp en d th e tio n in pow er delivered by the there Will be another loss of power.
Make- sure that the tappet clear­
.h o lid a y w eek end w ith h er p a ren ts tractor. —
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ance
is not too small or too great,
E very farmer can take step« to
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. E akin. QeroH
checking with a feeler when the
revent such failure or power by
engine is at operating tem perature-
H a sk ln o f Id a h o a lso sp en t th e f<
osses, m erely by making it > If the valves aje held open by
w
eek
end
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t
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practice
to
tui._
|llg g 8 T u esd ay w hen th e y left fo r
insufficient clearance, the valves
P h y llss P o tte r . o f T h e
D a lle s 'regu larly. F irst on the tun e-up list
(h eir h o m e at N orth P ow d er a f ­
and
seats w ill be burned; if there
c a m e up W ed n esd a y to sp en d th e L h ould be the carb u reto r ad ju st-
is too m uch clearance, the v e lv e t
ter sp en d in g th ree w e e k s here.
T h a n k sg iv in g h o lid a y an d th e w e e k .m ent. T h is should a w a y s be
w ill not open all the way an 1 in­
M iss D o r o th y H o lm e s o f P o r t ­ .„ d at .h e AraeH ^ n , . . y h o m e !w h .« J « « « «
sufficient fuel will be drawn into
land and J ea n ette Holm es**of Ttye
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock and t |t a | norm ai load. Sim ply turn the cylinders. In either case pew er
p a lle s ca m e h om e W ed n esd ay to
son w ere dinner guests th ere on J o w n the needle valve until the w ill be lost, and in the first
the valves and seats will soon be
spend T h a n k sg iv in g and th e w e e x the holiday.
Cngine m isses and* backfires. Then
Mr and M rs R oy S ch illin g an d Jurn the v alve back ab out a
badly dam aged.
f n d v isitin g th e ir
paren ts,
Mr.
Last but by no m eans leaft is
and Mrs. W . 8. H olm es.
W F . Schilling, k>< a ¿urn until the engine runs
son, Gary, Mrs.
the question of ig n itio n tim in g -
m
oothly.
T
h
is
is
a
correct
posi
Mrs. J o h n B rogan and ch ild ren E ile e n L e m ley and M argaret B a r -
for' m ost efficient operation. T h is is a rather delicate job, and
stopp ed a t th e Sam H o lm e s h om o net w ere v isito r s In T h e D a y e s < Spark
___ plugs are the next thirig should o n ly -h e -a tte m p te d if you
T u esday on th eir w ay from T h e M onday.
jtkgf should
ild be looked at on regu have available the com plete ^ in ­
Mrs. E d g a r A lley . Mrs. Gus E n g - h r tune-up ° « « a5*®3S; 5 h^ ‘ ¡I®“ ; , structions in , the m an u iactu .fi s
D a n es to A n telo p e fo r th e h o li­
manual.
If not. better have a
strom and V erdan M a r t i n w e s t ‘ ¡ ^ / X X g l . l y . after w hich the service man do ihc work. In any
day w eekend.
Mr. an d Mrs. E rn est B la y lo ck tQ T h e D a lle s M onday r w h en M ar
sh o u |d be reset to the correct event, how ever, you should alw ays
w en t to T h e D a lle s
S un day to tin le ft fo r h is h o m e In C a lifo rn ia ^pacing and the p lu g s replaced include a check of ignition w ires
return th e ir gran d d au gh ter, 8 h a - a fte r sp en d in g sev era l w e e k s h ere <ang ly in th eir hala*. Be sure, of and connections in your tung-up. <
A recent survey showed than a
c o u r se . that you
"*’n< »'if
j-on S a w tell to h er h om e a fte r „ .io , ro in tiv cs
large percentage of farm tractors
Mlaa V e lm a K e n n sll of C o rv a llis c i
se v e r a l d a y s w ith th em . T h ey r e ­
are working below peak efficiency,
w hen op era tin g
tu rn ed h o m e M onday a ftern o o n .
v isited at th e T. M. R o lfe h o m e
s should be of the cold type, som e of ibem wasting as much as
hile tractor engines burning dis­ 20 percent of the fuel used, all lor.
Mrs. E th a S c h illin g
and sort, la st w eek a c c o m p a n y in g th e m to
late ( or
kerosene
must
b* the want of a ttmple tune up, a job.
R ob ert, and Mr. and Mrs. D ick S e a ttle to v isit frien d s.
that can be go’ckly do«« in the
w
q
u
ip
p
td
w
ith
hot
plugs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
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8.
N
ew
co
m
b
H o ld w a y an d d au gh ter. D otls, w ere
Tb« g o v ern o r on you r tractor manner
above.
and d a u g h ter, D oris e n ter ta in ed
d in n er g u e sts a t th e h o m e o f Mi
b the device that keep« the en gin e
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kat
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HsgA-Camprassfmj
»« * con < tan t Speed
perattng »t
and Mrs. J e s se H e ly er at K en t at a d in n er a t th e ir h o m « ..T u e s- op«rsi»«<
T t i i r t . t r I '< f in e s t
day ev e n in g . G u ests in clu d ed Mr.
— I efficient for t! . v. >i
T h a n k sg iv in g day.
n in g for th e b oys w h o en listed in
th e array and navy. D ick H old n -
w ay and B in B all h a v e Joined th e
arm y and K en n eth B arn et, R o ss
F ie ld s, A rth u r R oth
and B ru ce
A lley th e r.avy. T he e v e n in g w a s
sp en t d a n c in g w ith m u sic fu rn ish ed
by Mr. and Mrs. O rville R u g g les.
A c a r to if o f c ig a r e tte s w as p r e s e n ­
t e d to th e b oys as a fa te w ell g ift
from th e lod ge.
Mr. and M rs.
H arold E a k in
and ch ild ren returned h om e S u n -
day from P ortlan d . L ebanon and
S w eet H om e w h ere th e y had b een
sev era l d ays v isitin g re la tiv es and
frien d s.
N orris G ilk lson took h is p a ren ts
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. G ilk lson , to
R
b er p a ren ts,
Mr. and
Mrs.
to
teach
m ethods
of
m aking a
little m eat go a I qij « w ay In the
diet and of preparing h ig h ly p a l­
tle and la m b s w ill sh o w rea so n a b le
atable m eat substitutes, believes
re tu r n s a b o v e fe e d c o s ts a t p r e ­ D ean Ava B. M ilam
o f Oregon
se n t p rices on th e b a sis o f e s ta b ­ State college, who is chairm an of
lish ed ra tio s o f feed re q u ir em en ts the state nutrition co m m ittee for
p er h u n d red p o u n d s o f gra in .
defense.
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D ean MHnm. w ho «pent several
Both this bulletin and earlier,
m ore detailed publications on feed years in China, agys that the Chi
ln^ w heat to livestock m ay be had n es« h a v e . ton g UMd **°y b ean s
a s an e x c e lle n t m ea t su b stitu te
f reo.
and h a v e d ev elo p e d m a n y p a la t­
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a b le soy b ean d ish e s. It is also
Chinese Conserve
A m e rica m ig h t w ell profit by
in v itin g so m e n a tiv e C h in ese food
sp e c ia lists to c o m e to th is cou n try
co m m on in C hina, sh e sa y s, to see
a m an carry h o m e a s in g le pork
ch op w h ich w ill be s k illfu lly used
to flavor a n o th e r w ise v e g e ta b le
m eal.
D O N ’T BELIEVE RUMORS
The cost of these huge guns runs
into pup—»«A« of dollars but we ctn
assure the Army of obtaining them
by our purchases of War Bonds.
Tea percent or more of your income
is necessary. The easiest way is to
Join the Payroll Savings Plan nt
your office or factory. Let’s ’’Top
that ten p e r c e n t.”
AIB R IG H T C O M M IS S IO N CO.
Ship Your Livestock
U. S. 1 reentry Depot Im,-nt
to the
LiT Abner says- -
PO RTIAND U N IO N STOCK YARDS
W e have a good market on cattle, hogs and sheep
and plenty of buyers.
Listen to our Radio Program over KEX, Portland
at 12:15 P. M . every Tuesday and Wednesday
ALBRIGHT C O M M IS S IO N CO.
Portland U nion Stock Yards
North Portland, Oregon
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Gawsb! There C u t much tim e
b'fore New Year’s — and w s ;ott.-
aiga up far W ar Douds with 10^e
of our pay by tf.et time!
is n ow a v a ila b le at b elow p arity
/p r ic e s fo r fee d p u rp o ses. Its g r e a ­
ter u se fo r feed se r v e s a d o u b le
p urpose, L in d gren p o in ts out.
■K BE OF « 0 0 0 CHEER «
Ais Itolidau Reason Î
X
an d Mrs. K e n n eth B a rn et, ROas C -
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. S hu ll
of
"O regon p ro d u c es a n n u a lly 75.
P o rtla n d ca m e S atu rd ay to spend F ie ld s, A rth u r R o th , Mrs. E th a
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000 fe e d e r ca ttle, m ost of w h ich
th e w eek end at th e h o m e o f Mr. S ch illin g and son, R ob ert, PatlT-
are se n t to o th er s ta te s to bJ f a t ­
cla P in k erto n .
and Mrs. B o y ce B la y lo ck .
Mr. and Mrs. E d g a r A lley had
ten ed . F o rty p ercen t o f the lamb.«
Mr. an d Mrs. N orris G ilk lson
as
T h a n k sg iv in g
day
d in n er
p rod uced in th e sta te are sold as
had a s d in er g u ests T h a n k sg iv in g
gu ests, Mr. and Mrs. Gus E n g ­
feed ers. T h e P a cific co a st p r o ­
day Mr. and Mrs. T om C oyle. Mr.
. . . . ________________
W h en ev er 100 p o u n d s o f pork t ter o f fa c t, th e y h a v e ra n g ed from
strom . Mr.
and Mrs. Tom A lley
d u ces o n ly h a lf th e pork p rod u cts
u *
and Mrs. Joh n E n g stro m an d Mr. and M iss M ildred A lley o f R o ch - h v e w e lg h t se ll oni th e farm fo r IS to 14 cen ts, th u s a ow
n crm a lly co n su m ed in th is a rea .
ouacoArs
gn d Mrs. J. E. G ilklson of N orth ester, W a sh in g to n .
the sa m e a s th e c o st o f 626 p ou n d s s a fe m a rg in . U n d er s u e t' c o "
e^srjur , 3
At th is t im e th e re Is o p p o rtu n ity
P ow d er
setL/Arc
3
D ick H o ld a w a y m oved h is fa m - of g r a | n . th e h o g ra iser w ill be tlo n s h o g s can )e a en
tc aid th e w a r effort by co n v er tin g
G eorge and R ita v o n B o rste l o f lly to M oro M onday w h ere
sh e
,d fop hiB feed in te re st, ta x es, flta b ly on w h e a t, and t e op era - a su rp lu s crop in to m eat, fa ts and
ru /sa g r
3*he D a lle s w ere h o m e T h a n k s ­ w ill m a k e h er h o m e w h ile h e is
and o th e r ex p en se s, sa y s H. tor w ill a lso be to n tr u
o th e r e s se n tia l liv e sto c k p ro d u cts '
g iv in g and to sp en d th e w eek end in t h e arm y.
a . L in d g ren .
ex te n sio n
a n im a l th e str e n g th e n in g
o f th e
food th e a u th o r sta te s
BRAND
frith th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard C line and h u sb a n d m a n In a n ew OSC e x te n - t h a ln th a t lea d s to v icto ry ,
T h e b u lletin co n ta in s a ta b u ­
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
£*he© v o n B o rstel
fa m ily le ft T h a n k sg iv in g d^y fo r aien b u lle ti n en titled “C o n v ertin g
T h e e ig h t
ge b u lle tin puts la tio n o f co sts and probable r e ­
90.4 Proof
National Diatillera Products Corp-* N. Y.
W eek end g u ests a t th e L ew is C a lifo rn ia w h e re he w ill find w o rk
W h ea t M ea t”,
j
4n b r ie f an d d irect fo rm a co n sld -
tu rn s in fe e d in g c a ttle and la m b s
Olds an d Ted T rim b le h o m e w ere
• c . W . F ie ld s a n d
Mrs.
E ln a
T h is fa ll, said L in d g ren , w ith er a b le a m o u n t o f th e ex p er im en ta l
W. S taffen son and W illiam T r im ­ R a w lelg h w ere h o sts at a d in n er
und w h e a t a t $35 p er ton. h o g s fin d in g s and e x p e r ie n c e o f g r o \ y
ble o f G resh am .
at thedr h o m e M onday ev e n in g fo r
.
d to geU for n ce n ts a ers in fe e d in g w h e a t to h o g s, ca -
T h a n k sg iv in g d ay d in n er g u ests Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth
A s w h e a t is th e
B a rn et. p oun d on th e fa rm to pay for tie an d lam bs.
a t th e h o m e of Mr. and Mrs. C lyde A rthu r R o th , R o ss F ield s. D o ris
c
h
ie
f
su
rp
lu
s
crop
in O regon and
all t h e c o sts m e n tio n e d . As a m at-
g tra d ley w ere Mr. and M rs. E r ­ N ew co m b , R ob ert S ch illin g , Mr.
n est B la y lo ck and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. I. D. P ik e and M r. and
B oyce B la y lo ck and fa m ily .
Mrs. F ra n k P ik e.,
Mr. and Mrs. O. ~N. R u g g le s had
A rter sc h o o l
W ed n esd a y th e <
as d inn er g u ests T h a n k sg iv in g d ay te a c h e r s le ft for th e T h a n k sg iv ­
Mr. and Mrs. W illard B a rn et and ing h o lid a y , Mrs. A lice L inn and
son. K eith . Mr. and Mrs. E arl M c­ d n u g h ter w en t to Ion e, Miss E m m a
K in n ey and ch ild ren o f H ep p n er Jea n S ch o ll to B a k er and M iss
and Mr. nnd Mrs. O rville R u g g les. H a rriet C ole to F o re st G rove.
M iss D oroth y B a ll, w h o is a t ­
Mr. and Mrs. T om A lley m otop-
ten d in g E astern O regon C ollege o f ed to P o rtla n d W ed n esd a y w h ere
E d u c a tio n at L aG rande, ca m e to th ey a tten d ed th e la u n c h in g of
|ie r p a ren ts h om e W ed n esd ay* to th e L ib erty sh ip . W illia m T. S h e r ­ n o w TO D IV ID E Y O V K FO O D th er ce re a l o n c e a day.
O N E -F IF T H or le ss fo r fa ts, su -
ppend T h a n k sg iv in g and th e w eek m an and m et th eir d a u g h ter, M il­ H O W TO
• B e in g w e ll-fe d is not a m a ster
a cc esso rie s. In clu d e th e se
end.
dred w h o returned w ith th em fo r
o f h a v in g en o u g h to eat,
U °
jn th e d iet a s n eed ed to sa tisfy
Mrs. K en n eth B a rn et ga v e a
th e h o lid a y .
h a v in g en o u g h o f th e rig h t kind th e a p p e tite. Try to se r v e 1,u tter
d in n er S atu rd ay ev e n in g for th o se
Mrs. E th a S ch illin g w as h o s t­
of fo o d s-th e fo o d s th a t su p p ly good
w h o w ill le a v e soon for th e navy.
«every day.
ess at a d in n er Sun day h o n o rin g p rotein , v ita m in s and
m in era ls.
G u ests Included Mr. B arn et, R o ss
Y ea rs of In v estig a tio n sh o w th a t
th e b o y s w h o lea v e soon for th e
A v er a g e h ea lth is not good e n ­ th e a v er a g e A m e rica n d iet d oes
F ield s, A rth u r R oth , R ob ert S c h ­
navy. G u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs.
o u g h w h en so m e th in g b etter is n o t co n ta in
illin g. P a tr ic ia P in k erto n and D o r­
en o u g h
v ita m in A.
.K en n eth B arn et. R oss F ields. D o ­
p o ssib le.
T h e rig h t food w ould v ita m in B I. v ita m in C and c a ’cium
is N ew co m b .
ris N ew co m b , A rth u r R oth . R o b ­
ra ise th e h ea lth le v e l w ell a b o v e T ra n sla ted in to ev e ry day ter m s
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. P ik e had as
ert S c h illin g and Mr. and Mrs.
th e p resen t a v era g e" is a s t a t e ­ th is m ea n s th a t m o st p eo p le don t
d in n er gu est« T h a n k sg iv in g day
J e sse H « ly e r o f K ent.
m en t m a d e by D r. H elen 8. M it­ g et en o u g h m ilk , v e g e ta b le s, fru it
Mr. and Mrs. L loyd G ood rich and
Mr. and Mrs. B r u c e A lley catn e c h e ll.
p rin cip a l
n u tritio n ist for and e g g s -th e so -c a lle d p ro tectiv e
son. Irw in o f H Prittlston, Mrs. F a y
up
from B o n n e v ille S atu rd a y a f ­ th e n a tio n a l n u tritio n program .
F ie ld s o f P en d leto n . Mr. and Mrs.
fo o d s.
C ost a lo n e Is n ot a m ea su re of
Ix>uis M ay and fa m ily o f T h e D a l­ tern oon to v isit h is p aren ts, Mr.
If yo u fo llo w th e plan ab ove it
Ed
A
lley
o
v
er
th
e
w
eek
les, Mr. and Mrs. F ran k P ik e, C. and Mrs
th e d esir a b ility o f a d iet. A low isn 't n ece ssa r y to m em o riz e all
H is
m o th er a cco m p a n ied cost a sso r tm en t of food , ch o sen
W . F ie ld s and son, R oss, M iss D o r- end.
th e e l e m e n t n eed ed for good n u ­
th
em
a
s
far
as
T he D a lle s S un day. on th e b a sis o f food v alu e. w ill
' Js N ew co m b , and Mrs. E ln a R a w -
tritio n , co u n t c a lo r ie s and w oir?
Mr. an d Mrs. D on ald C lo d fe lte r
* m uch b etter return in n u-
leigh and H an s K eop k e.
a b o u t v ita m in s. J u st be su re th a t
tritia n a n d ’ h ea lth th a n m o re e x ­ t h o s e fo o d s a r e in clu d ed in . o
R o ss F ie ld s, Mr. and Mrs. K en- and fa m ily w er e v isito r s in
p en siv e lis ts ch o sen at
ran d om .
peth B a rn et and A rth u r R oth w ere D a lles S atu rd ay.
Mr. and Mrs. N orris G ilk lso n A ny food th a t d o es n o t do its p a ri d a lly diet.
v isito r s in T h e D a lles W ed n esd a y .
J a k e E slln g e r
c a m e up from w ere d in n er g u ests at th e h o m e to k eep y o u r fa m ily h e a lth y is
P ortlan d to sp en d
T h a n k sg iv in g o f Mr. and Mr«. C. M. C lev en g er eypenBlve f c o d .
w ith h is fa m ily
S atu rd a y ev e n in g .
a - d i^ A sim p le w ay «5 d ev elo p w ell
Mr«. Tom G arrett and Mrs. J o h n
Mr. and Mrs. C. R A nderso«,^ ....
b a lan ced m ea ls reg a rd le ss of th e
R o th are v isitin g re la tiv e s in K la - a*, th e ir g u e sts T h a n k sg iv in g
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a m o u n t o f m o n e y yo u sp en d for
Y O U l ' l U C I I I C S lt V A N T
m ath Fall«.
m o th er. M rs C hris A n d e r ^ n and
food is to d ivid e you r w eek ly food
Mr. an d Ifte. D ell E akin. M r. d a u ttite r . F ra n ce« of Portland.
This •le c tric lo a d e r tips tho
m o n ey Into fiv e parts.
V 4 W ith farm labor so scarce, electricity ia appreciated
truck so that the beets foil on
O N E -F IF T H or m o re fo r m ilk
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’ now more than ever. It does so much hard work, and
a conveyor which carries them
or ch ee se . M ilk d o es m ore for th e
w
yet costa so little . . . especially here in the Northwest.
b ody th a n an y o th e r sin g le food ,
to o cleaning chamber After
For example, in thè Yakima Valley a penny’s worth of
and d o es It m o re ch ea p ly . It s a f e ­
cleaning, the beets are carried
P P A L electricity perform« the work of m any men as
g u a rd s lo w co st d iets. E a c h c h i l i
farther up and dumped into o
it loads two tons of sugar beets onto freight cars for
sh o u ld h a v e ft q u a rt d ully, ea ch
railroad cor PPA l eUctncity
shipm ent to the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company factory.
¿idult one .pint.
F iv e o u n c e s ,af
does oH this for less than one-
’ Shipbuilders, commanders of army camps and airfields,
C hedd ar ch e e se h a v e p ra ctic a lly
half of I t per ton
th e sa m e food v a lu e as one q uart
managers of war industries. . . as well as farmers and food
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o f w h o le m ilk .
processors. . . will tell you that dependable PP&L electric­
O N E -F IF T H or m ore for fru its
Scores o f extra attentions and un­
ity ia one of their moat productive, yet cheapest helpers.
and v eg e ta b le s. F r u its and v e g e ­
expected little services make liv­
. You’ve probably discovered the same thing in your
ta b le s a re v a lu a b le for th e ir ..yit-
ing at the Multnomah a pleasure.
5 own home . . . low-cost electricity does the work of many
a m ln s and
m in era ls.
E v e ry o n e
• hinds. It washes and irons, deans the rugs, heats the
sh o u ld h s v e a t le a st tw o d ifferen t
water, cooks the meals, refrigerates the food . . all for a
v e g e ta b le s and tw o
fru its d a lly .
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few cents a day!
(F r e sh or c a n n e d ).
O N E -F IF T H or m o re for m ea ts
eg g s, and fish. E v e ry o n e sh o u ld
V XOUK BUSINISS-MANAeiD P0WI« SYSTIM
h a v e at lea st o n e se rv in g from th is
g ro u p d a lly .
O N E -F IF T H or less fo£ bread
an d cerea ls. B read sh ou ld be se r -
fVB RYBODY— EVERY PA YD A Y -— i I N V E S T 1 0 * IN W A R -BONDS?
, ved e v e ry rtreal. m a d e from eith er
,w h o le w h e a t or en rich ed flour. G-
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DEPENDABILITY
In thetfe times more than usual it
is important to “have a dep?ndablr
grocer-- In wartime prices and quality
and even ‘quantities are subject to
chrtnge.
Quality here will be good, prices-
will be fair and quantities what is
allowed.
Tbe entire sta ff
has only one purpose...
Zdgfer*s ,<5 S ? r Grass V alley
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