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BBA VERTO N PAGE 3 ' ' ' F R ID A Y . A P R I L E N T E R P R IS E 2ft, 1933 Community Canneries Sugar, Flour Sacks are Real Depression Lifters Established in State RPRISE C om m u nity ca n n e ries, w hich proved S u g a r and flo u r sack «, w hich a re su ch a boon to a n u m ber o f O regon g en erally consigned to the "d ish towel I co u n ties la s t y e a r .are being organ- d raw er," a re valuable In solving the P ublished F rid a y o f ea ch w eek by th e P io n e e r P u b lish in g Co., a t B e a v e rto n lie d in g re a te r n u m bers fo r th e com - depression problem s o f th e rural T h e h o rticu ltu ra l prod- housew ife, acco rd in g to home eco- W ife O re. E n te re d as second -class m a tte r a t th e p o sto ffice a t B e a v e rto n , O re. lng season. i q u ick ly we ca n see w h at we cam e to u c ts d ep artm en t a t O regon S ta te col- nom ic sp e cia lists a t O regon S ta te I D isag reeab le J see and how fa s t we ca n m ak e it lege h as received m an y req u e sts fo r college. S u b scrip tio n I b a ck hom e. I re a lly don’t know w hat a s s is ta n c e in d esign in g and in stallin g F lo u r sack s, firm ly woven o f dur- D e a r G irls: to do a b o u t it. su ch ca n n e rie s and has given a ctu a l able unbleached m uslin, and su g ar 1 An in te re stin g le tte r from one o f ..$.35 Months.. One Y e a r ____________________ _____Jl.O OThree a id o r been in co m m u n lcatio n -rece n tly sack s, a m ore loosely woven co tto n our read ers is as follow s: M rs. G. P ayable in Advance Six M onths_________________ ____ — *-*0 S u b scrip tio n s w ith th o se In c h a rg e o f p ro je c ts a* fa b ric, a re both easily bleached. P erh a p s M r. G is o f a v ery nervous D e a r L ou isa, A sto ria T h e D alles, B a k e r and W est | They m ay th e n be used fo r cloth in g, My husband Is a very p leasant, tem p eram en t and th e resp o n sib ility B ea v erto n O ffic e — B ro a d w a y a t O. E . tr a c k . P h o n e 7003 tab le cov ers, bed sp read s and even o f th e trip g e ts on h is n erv es, or per L a s t y e a r m ore th a n 583000 c a n s o f lam p shades, a g re ea b le m an alth ou g h he has a P ortlan d O ffice— 408 D ek u m B ldg., P h o n e A T w a te r 5914 haps he h as th e old “head o f th e fru it, v egetables or m eat, w eie T h e m a te ria l is dyed and com bined high tem per, but his whole natu re fam ily ” com p lex an d w an ts to run the canned in com m unity p lan ts op erated w ith gingham , p e ica le or oth er p rin ts In six O regon cou n ties, a cco rd in g to a to m ake c h ild !e n s d resses, ap rons, seem s to ch an g e w hen we ta k e a trip to su it h im se lf w ithou t su gges Cheap Currencies and Imports He ru ins even the tions. H av e you d iscu ssed th e m a t "om pilation m ade by E . H. W eigand . j p a ja m a s o r underw ear. Dyed oi trip to g eth e r. te r w ith h im ? Y o u sa y he has a head o f th e h o rticu ltu ra l produ cts bleached sa ck s used fo r co llars, cu ffs m ost sim ple ou ting fo r th e ch ild ren high tem p er but I th in k I would risk w ork a t C orvallis. bias fa cin g s and applique designs. and me. I f we plan to spend th e day an ou tb u rst to let him know e x a ctly in a n earb y c ity he b ecom es irrita b le A ttra ctiv e luncheon clo th s are made how he ap p ears to you and th e child ORGAN R E C IT A LS by frin g in g th e edges o f s a ck s and by th e tim e we g e t ou r h ats. H e be ren on su ch o ccasio n s. H e probably gin s sh ou tin g a t th e ch ild ren from d eco ratin g them by em broidery, appli does not realize th a t he h as been the que, block p rin t o r painted designs. th e s ta r t and if I happen to m ake By least d isag reeab le. P e rh a p s he h as an y su ggestio n s he says I am try in g | B o rd e rs are also m ade w ith running Dr. C lare n ce W. H in k ley som eth in g he would lik e to te ll you stitch e s o f colored th read or w ith to boss th in g s and o f co u rse I can on th e sam e s u b je c t b u t is h e sita n t A fte r th irty yeans o f th e w ildest draw n w ork. An e ffe ctiv e way of have e v ery th in g m y own w ay and A re you one o f ran g e o f p ractice , a g re a t surgeon, ; dyeing th e c lo th is by the tie-dye : ju s t give orders, he will c a rry them ju s t as you a re . D r. A lfred W alton , by nam e, pub- 1 m ethod. A larg e tab le cloth is m ade out, — th a t Is all he is th e re fo r, etc. these b a ck s e a t d riv e rs? D o you tell lished a book g iv in g his conclu sion by sew ing fo u r s a ck s to g eth er t o 1 It d istresses me, and puts me in the him how fa s t to go and n ot to run th a t only one d isease e xisted — con sti- j fo rm a squ are, the sea m s being cov dam ned if I d on't.” W h a t should be into the d itch , and th e re ’s a c a r com ing and to keep on h is sid e o f th e pation. ered w ith hom e-m ade bias tape and a m ost en jo y ab le trip tu rn s out to be P e rh a p s you give little M odern scie n ce does n o t d ignify the edges bound In a sim ila r m anner. a n ig h tm are. In ste ad o f s ta rtin g o ff ro a d ? co n stip atio n by ca llin g it a d isease at S a c k s a re also jo in ed w ith a c o ir s e w ith a light h e a rt and a d esire to put scre a m s now and th e n w hen you g e t all. I t is a sym ptom . B u t— it is a in sertion o r cro ch eted to g eth er. one’s self out if it gives pleasu re to in a tig h t place. T h a t h a s ruined synvpton p resen t in n early all d iseases K itc h e n o r bedroom cu rta in s are th e ch ild ren or the o th er p arty, both m any a p lea sa n t trip . And so, th is g r e a t p h y sician reas- ---------- m ade bind ¿y ing th e edges w ith of us a re under a s tra in and the tript Y o u rs. . s , Wa8 Ke x tre m e ,y p robable ; s t o r e d bias tape and d e b a t i n g in becom es a m ere m a tte r o f how m any th a t a ll d isease began w ith constlpa-1 one of th e w ays aIread y 8Uggested> or position o f a "d am ned if I do" and L O U IS A tion and grew aro u n d It, and th a t if I dyeing th e c u rta in s one color. Tow th e re w as no co n stip atio n th e re would els, d resser s c a r fs o r pillow tops may be no d isease. be m ade to m atch . S a c k s are used W h e th e r we a g re e w ith th is th eo ry ; fo r q u ilt b lo ck s and lining«, bed is im m ate rial, but all o f us do kn/>w j spreads, laund ry bags, cov ers fo r th a t th e trou b le is a very com m on . .___, , , __ „„ . „ , . , tru n k s, iron in g board s and m a ttresse s one, and ca re fu l o b serv atio n will L am p sh ad es m ay be m ade by deco W ATCH TH IS SECTION E V E R Y W E E K show th a t th e serio u s s y ste m a tic dls-1 ra tin g the s a c k m a te ria l and then e a ses th a t a tta c k m an kin d a re pre- sh e lla ck in g it. Sterilized bandages ceded by clogged in te stin e s. are m ade by b ak in g or boiling strip s H ere is an im p o rta n t p o in t—sev en o f cloth and sto rin g it in sealed ty fiv e p er ce n t o f ca se s tre a te d re ? package«. Y veal w h at is called "s p a s tic co n stip a Y O th er usefu l a ricie s m ade from tion.” S p a sticity , m ean s a spasm , Y flou r and su g a r s a ck s a re tab le run R e c h a rg e o r c o n tra ctio n . T h e x -ra y rev eals a 13-P late n arrow in g o f the colon, In som e ca se s ners, bird cag e covers, rad io s ca rfs, B a tte r y sc a rc e ly la rg e r th a n a lead pencil. hot-dish pads, quilted silen ce pads, T h is being the case, th e idea so pre- I dust clo th s, doll cloth es and stu ffed v elan t o f "e a tin g b ulky food ," is toys. w rong in th is type o f co n stip a tio n , be-1 D ay ’» F R E E cau se it fo rm s an o b stru ctio n at P n eu m atic T ra c to r T ire» T ested 12-Mo. G u aran te e R e n ta l these n arro w places. T h e individual s u ffe rin g fro m th is “B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E R IG H T N O W ” W h e th e r low pressure ru o b er tire s type o f co n stip atio n should e a t food on fa rm tra c to rs will be p ra ctica l th a t is sm ooth and fre e fro m r o u g h -, under O regon cond itions is being tes age. B R . 0321 15th und Couch— R . H. K elly B ld g. Nine B E . 6181 M ental A cro b a tics— O ver one hund ted out by stu d en ts and fa cu lty in th e d ep artm en t o f a g ricu ltu ra l engi •1"X "X "X "X X “>,X "X ,,X “>‘X “X "X “>*^ x x X ">, x > X "X m :“!"X "X ”:“W* x *, x X "X * red m illion d ollars is apent y e a rly fo r ! Inflation Seems Certain A • x - x - ^ x - e - x - x - K - :^ la x a tiv e s and p h y sics, — M ah atm a < n eerin g a t O regon S ta te college. G hand l say s th a t k illin g to end s u f f m easured am o u n t o f land is being e rin g is n o t m u rd er, b u t ju stifia b le . worked w ith th e ru bb er equipm ent, Guaranteed Batteries T Y T h e old say in g " S t u f f a cold, and and then a d uplicate a r e a is beiyig V n n A l l ¥ - ____ 1 I ___ : On All Used P a rts , B a tte _ _ r _ ie s, . * . s ta rv e a fe v e r," is obsolete. A b lack cu ltivated w ith th e sam e tr a c to r us Y A lso In s ta ll P a r ts t Y T ire s , e tc. c a t rescued in a sh ip w reck , n e a r L o n ing th e stan d ard steel w heels. P a r Y tic u la r a tte n tio n will be paid to co m don, tu rned w hite o v ern ig h t. S tu tte r Y Wanted, Cars to Wreck Y Y Also R e p a irin g o f All K ind s p arativ e fu el consu m ption, tim e re Y ing, is fo u r tim es as p rev alen t in quired, and the am o u n t o f slippage. W e D eliver boys a s g irls. T h e hum an eye blinks Y W E P A Y CA SH Y tw en ty m illion tim es a y ear. In su lin , M a jo r stu d en ts in th e d ep artm en t are SU . 6697 SU . 1261 hand ling th e te s ts a s a re g u la r p art doas n o t cu re D iab etes, it only r e Y lieves. A 32 fo ot python in the zoo a t o f th e ir cla ss w ork. T e s ts elsew here j E. Burke’s Garage Y A. B. C. Auto Wreckers C an ton, O hio, sw allow ed a b lan k et, in d icate th a t p n eu m atic tire s prove ; Y 72d S t , S. E ., 3 block» S o u th o f Y Y a rd One S to re Tw o w as op erated upon, his life saved and as p ra ctica l fo r tr a c to r s a s th ey have i Y fo r tru ck «. F o s te r R d . a t enjo y ed good h ealth a fte rw a rd s. T h e F o s te r R o a d — SU . 7744 Y F o s te r R d . a t Y 103d S t. 80th S t liv er is th e larg est gland in the body. IL IL J E F F R I E S , P u b lish er There is a determined propoganda in the United Stales to make it appear that nations with depreciated cur rencies are about to drive American industry out of busi ness. However, no less an authority than Robert Lincoln O’Brien, chairman of the United States Tariff Commission disputes the statement that Great Britain and other coun tries, off the gold standard, have been enabled through their cheap currencies to flood our markets with cheap goods and thereby destroy American industry. P2very nation, says Mr. O’Brien, regardless of its cur rency, is in active competition for trade. He points out that “the articles in which our importations increased in the last year were quite evenly divided between the two types of countries.” He gives these illustrations: A recent hearing on gloves was based on importations from Germany, a country on the gold standard. The im portation from Italy of wool felt hats, now extremely dis turbing is from a gold standard nation. The refined sugar which is flowing into the country from Cuba, is from a it ion on the gold standard. He points out that the steel business professes to see i self imperiled by the low price made by imports from France, Germany, Belgium and Luxemburg, all of which are on the gold standard. He says that “we have several cases where the importation has changed, one in particular I remember, England was the chief competing country on the gold standard. About the time she went off the thing shifted and the gold standard country* is now the chief importer.” Mr. O’Brien makes this observation because, he says, “the great evil of this propaganda lies in the encourage ment it gives to those who wish to take this country off the gold standard.” A u to s We thought that Congress had about broken all rec ords for consideration of needed legislation in its delibera- ti 'ns on the farm relief bill, but from Paris comes word that the French House of Deputies has debated the annual supply hill for more than a year before sending it to the Senate, where it must have further consideration. Meanwhile, in this country the agriculturalist is under way with a new crop. Measure designed to give parity to agriculture must be hastened if they are to accomplish any thing this year. J \\ e are not sufficiently c Xpert .to pass judgment upon the various proposals which have been considered in Wash ington Init can tostifv to the dire need of prompt action Probably, several proposals arc good and maybe either one ot them will he good if enacted and put into opera tion. There isn’t much time left for squabbling about details; the farmers condi tion demands action of some kind. We don’t know it all hut how these “Buy America” patriots expect the United States to sell her products in other countries escapes us. As far as we are concerned we are willing to adopt a thirty hour week if somebody will tell us how we can make a living in that much time. In the midst of unemployment there are many com plaints from those who wouldn’t work if you handed them a job on a silver platter. Somebody remarked the other day that the difference between stocks and betting on a horse is that in the horse race one horse has to win. Ixevti seek advice from a man who agrees with yaw ; what you need is the argument of those who think enough of you to tell you that you are nearly crazy. in a larg a way', all th a a v a ila b le aaed h as been sold b efo re p lan tin g tim e. C ounty A gent T u c k e r rep o rts m any ad d ition al in qu iries but aays no m o rs T hla new spaper is a com m u nity pu blication. L o cal m e rch a n ts a re in vited to uae It to lncreaee th e ir vol um e o f business. 50c $ 2 -9 5 BATTERY ELECTRIC SERVICE I 50 to 90 Per Cent off I $2.50 Up y ? ! ! I Y IN FASHION NOW • !~ X -X " X ~ X ~ X * * X * * X " X ~ X ~ X ”X~X~:** U nem ployed in th is d is tr ic t a re wel- ; com e to p lace cla ssifie d ads w ithout • X - :~ :- X ~ X - X - X “X “X “X "X * « X ~ X " X * * X * -X * * :~ X - X ~ X ~ X ”X ~ X ~ X - X “X<vv< c h a rg e in th is p ap er fo r th e purpose Y _ ________________ _ Som e o f fa sh io n ’s high notes, as o f o b ta in in g e m p lo y m e n t Y presen ted fo r ou r co n sid eratio n by a lead ing m e tro p o lita n d ep artm en t Y HAVE YOUR TRU C K O R T R A C T O R O V ER H A U LED sto re inclu de th e fo llow in g: Y B E F O R E P R I C E S R A I S E M O T O R W O R K O F A L L K IN D S T h e cap e c o a t— undoubtedly th e MICKIE SAYS— m ost im p o rta n t o f a ll th e spring L e t us look over you r c a r w ith o u t an y exp en se and give you a n es m odels. I t s p o p u larity is due to the Y tim a te o f w h at it w ill cost. ITS’ MOT TH ' S i t e OI» fa c t th a t it tra n sfo rm s cu rv es into Y t h ' c>oq in t h ' f i g h t t h a t s tra ig h t lin e s! COUNTS, BUT -TH' S l X E D eta ch a b le pique an d linen co llars Y O F TH ' F lffH T IkJT H ' D O G " clev erly em phasize a school girl neck I 14th & Everett St., Phone BR. 2623 Portland, Ore. Y Y THAT W IS E CRACK F IT S ' line o r fo rm th e s a ilo r co llar on a TH ' SMALL. BVZWESS M A M , •X~X~X~X~X~X”X*YXK~X-X~X~X~X-X~X‘’X ":,,X*Y< X~X*,X -X ~ X "X ‘,X"t‘ new c o a t. . . all e a sily d etached fo r PROVIDING HE U S E S O UR laund ering. n e w s p a p e r a d v e r t is in g TO FIGH T F E R . B IX M E SC .* T h e e le g a n ce o f p leats have been red iscovered .. . pleated co llars, pleat ed sleeves, en sem b les in w hich both th e fro c k and ja c k e t a re pleated, F R E E STEA M CLEAN pleated ap ro n fro n ts fo r sk irts, and T ra d e In your old tire s fo r our Quality Paint Job even p leated capes. re tre ad s a t th ese low p rice s: T h e re is a decidedly new in te rest in 1 tir e 2 tire s sa tin s, th e dully and sh in y sides be 29x4.40 a t ........... $2.50 $4.50 ing used fre q u e n tly in the sam e S a tis fa c tio n G u aran te ed 30x4.50 a t ____________ 2.50 4.50 m odel. 28x4.70 a t ------------------ 3.25 6.00 B od y and F e n d e r W o rk T h e p o p u larity o f th e printed s ilk 29x5.00 a t -------------------- 3.50 6.50 R e a so n a b le ja c k e t and plain silk crep e fro ck w as 32x6.00 a t _____________ 4.95 9.30 In sta n ta n e o u s and is being shown in 30x5.00 tru c k a t ____ 6.75 12.50 e v e n in g and daytim e fashions. All o th er sizes acco rd in g ly L arg e supply o f used tire s $1 up T h is a r tic le w ouldn’t be com plete I COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAUL Ÿ I FACTORY MOTOR CAR CO. Roy’s Guaranteed Retreads Ÿ Auto Painting $15 to $20 Men’s Suits & Overcoats Cleaned and Pressed 40c Plain Silks and Coats 50c All S ilk s H and Fin ish ed A A A Cleaners 463 Jefferson Street B e t. 13th and I4 th on Je ffe r s o n F IN L E Y A SO N F u n e ra l D irecto rs M ontgom ery S t. 4th to F ifth M otor E qu ip m en t, S t a f f A F a c ilitie s fo r TTT ïm T ï T G * Se rv in g P o rtlan d and Men 11* i Ita Su b u rbs H C. & S. AUTO PAINT SHOP Roy s Tire Shop w ithou t m en tio n in g su its, th e re is s u c h a v a rie ty o f th em and so m uch in te re st in them . T h e y m ay have sh o rt ja c k e ts , . • sw ag g er length c o a ts o r even cap e s. F la re -b a ck th re e -q u a rte r len g th co a ts a re sm art fo r sp orts. C rook C lover Seed Sold ord ers can be filled fro m local sup- | piles. A lfa lfa seed grow n here is be P R I N E V I L L E F o r th e fir s t y ea r ing hulled to supply local dem and sin ce C rook cou n ty w ent Into th e L a largely. dino clo v er seed production b u sin ess Parts BATTER IES Some form of inflation seems likely to develop in the not distant future, which is an admitted necessity before any.hing like normal conditions will exist in this country. What measures will be used to force this return to “normal” values remain a subject of debate, but it is ex-! tremely important that the inflational forces be subject to rigid control. It looks like this is what the administration has in mind and that precautionary regulations will he pro vided to guarantee that that inflation does not break the bounds of reason and, in the end, precipitate a condition as bad as that from which we wish to escape. Farmers Need Prompt Action Service 351 B u rn sid e B E . 3870 191 G rand Ave. E A . 9311 <~ x r - x ~ x ~X"X~ x *<~ x ~ x x ~ x ~:~ x x -- x - x - x ~ x ** x -- x ~ x - x --:"X~ x ~ x -- x - $4.95 SPECIAL | Complete Motor Tune-Up Send $1. fo r th e n e x t 5 m o n th s o f THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY $ City Hall Garage, 4th & Jefferson :j: E n jo y th e w it. th e w is dom. th e com p an io n sh ip , th e Com plete M otor Tune B ra k e A d justm ent and 75c A m erica 's m ost quoted and m ost ch erish ed m agazine. E x p e rt trouble fin d ers and c a r b u reto r sp ecialists to do your Job to T lw A tla n tic M onthly, $ A rlin g ton 8 k , B o sto n D rop In and ta lk It over A -l AUTO S E R V I C E 174 E. 7th a t Y am h ill ^x~x~x~x~x**x~x~:~x~x~x~x~x* PO RTLAND M O TORCYCLE CO. j; P o rtla n d 's Only W est Side S to re £ M otorcycle S a le s and S e rv ice X ch a rm th a t have m ade th e A T L A N T IC , fo r sev en ty -fiv e y ears Send S i, (m en tio n in g th ia ad) X ¿❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ *X~».X’YY«*X~X^X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X»X~X-X~X~X"X~X~XX** M ake th e m ost o f you r read in g hours. j; B ra k e s tested and ad ju sted , m o tor tune-up. C om plete tig h t- ening and lu b ricatio n , ch e ck b a tte r y and cab les. F lu sh ra d ia to r, ch e ck points, te st to ad ju st sp ark plugs. All and m ore fo r $4.95, u n til M ay 31 EA . 6607 P a r ts fo r All E X C E P T IO N A L l ow P R IC E D C H IN E S . C O N V E N IE N T M ak es STO C K U SED TERM S ♦54-436 s t a r k S t . a t 13th BR. 0979 X OF MA- X A X X |
