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SOUTHP:RN OREGON NEWS REVIEW T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 17, 1950 Charm ing Frock Suitable For Special Occasions PAGE SEVEN By Len Klei« VIRGIL Maddening I t e v e r th e re is a tim e w hen a w om an should be e n tire ly alo ne, it's w hen a lin e fu ll of clo thes co m es dow n in th e m u d . GRATEFUL RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Self Serving Barn Great Labor Saver Device Is Most Useful by Clark 1. Hoot Developed in Years WELL, 9 'P O S e WC CACM Pay O S ANO SAV NO rwoCC Ono of the strangest, und possibly the moat useful, agricultural de vice* developed In recent y e a r* i* tlie cattle cafeteria. The cafeteria I I actually two steel Quonset huts, one built inside the other. Between the two, there is a space of about 10 feet. H ay brought In from the field I* chopped and blown Into the top of the larger "How grateful I am for having heard about ALL-BRAN I Believe me, 1 was constipated for yean. 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