9 condition« Mild weather and lack ot »now have prevented woods opera Ilona from g'-ttln« under way, report» «how, and but few pine mill« are up- crating, a uaual condition for tbla Portland, !>«<• SI tHtwchil i ■ In time of year. respect to the number of Jo I»» offer- cd ■■oiplnyniiMit Iwst week touched ill« Iteporta front all over the Pacific low point of tin' year, according Io i.orthweat Indloal* that »Iwmt the . thv 41* employment letter l«»ued here ututil number of unemployed are win­ today Fir logging from t'oog liny to tering In the larger cities here. northern l*ugrt Sound In nt tin» boll day »tandsUII, and little activity In Hr ttuduhnugh from (losh'ti visited tbi* Industry 1« to !■■< expect*«! uutll after January 4 Many of th* larger the office ot Dr Pollard In Spring fir auwintllM have boo»i closed for pa­ field Monday afternoon. LOGGING CAMPS AND MANY MILLS CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY SEASON pain» and overhauling Oanaral construction work baa boon alowial up by holiday layoff» ihe lot' ler ««Id. unit while this Industry la not aa active as In the summer months, tlaa present mild weather la permitting an uaiu»ually large amount of work todna done Uncookad Icings and Fillings By Mrs. Belle DeGraf. IB rector, and add 1 teaspoon lemon extract J<* deeper Man Calls— Morris 11111» » a t Home Service Bureau, Sperry F lou r, leinlu Juice to flavor Orange extra«» Mohawk Visitor Hare— Frank Staf­ ford of Mohawk spent a few hours In In Springfield on business from Jas­ Co also makes a pleasing flavoring. tf per Saturday. Springfield Saturday. more liquid is needed add cream or Uncooked Icings and filling» re- water. Thurston Visitor Here—John Endi­ Her» from Donald—Frank Swafford Raspberry Filling. from Donald vlalted here Saturday cott was In Saturday front the Thurs­ quire little time in making and It Master recipe, using heated Julep powdtred sugar Is on hand the other ton d istrict to transact business. on huslnusa. huppl'es can usually be found In the J strained from berries. In a color Recovering from I lines«—Mrs. T. O. kltch Wendllng Man Hers— Walter Pet- without much effort TL« s< ( scheme for any occasion, this Icing erodurf waa registered at Ihe Spong Thomas and baby son have been III make a delicate confection for cskes, carries out lavendar very nicety. hotel from Weudllng Christmas day. with flu the punt we< k. Both are well T he variations which can be made Jelly Filling. on the road to recovery Master recipe, using two tabl** from the Master recipe are aim >st Ssm Carruthers Visits—Sain Car- spoons current Jelly as substitute for F. U President Here— It P IJtlrd, lm ltless. ruthers transacted business here from one tablespoon water. The uncooked Icing is made with pr<-»ldent of the Lane County Farm­ W ultrrvlie Saturday Raisin Fudge Filling. ers' union was In Springfield on busi­ tine XXXX Powdered Sugar, a Hqutd, Christmans Visit— Among out-of- Master recipe for chocolate filling a u i flavoring. It can be used on cakes ness from Jasper Saturday. town visitors registered at the Hpottg only alter the filling Is firm from , and 0°e-h*lr cup chopped raisins. Ad« hotel were Mr. and Mra. John Christ­ flavoring Drive to Cottage Grove— Mr. and stand.ng and the cake Is c o o le d - j r» ,atoa and n* w t l “ last. Let Stan« man. Mrs. Italelgh Morris motored to Cot­ otherwse. the filling will melt an d 'u n til thick enough to spread, Fresh Straw berry Icing, tage Grove Sunday to vlalt Mrs. Mor­ run off the cake and become a trans-1 Wendllng Man III—Ben Chllaon of ris' aunt, Mrs. J. Brumbaugh They parent Icing or soak Into thv cake. I u * Proportions tor the Maeter Wendllng Is quite III at his home, ac­ then drove to Oakland, Oregon, to vis­ If all free crumb, are brush--! iff c |D«' omitting butter and using tb s cording to Dr W. C- Rebhan who was it Sherman Spong. returning Tuesday the tak e and the Icing has beer made *°llowlng f°r the liquid: Crush • cuBed there Christmas day. Hava Reunion— E. W Albers, of according to directions, the su rface. lar*e rtrawebrrlee with a little sugar Grays In from Thurston— T hurston-M Mr. r and , he )oca, power p,anU gpe||t c h r |, t. of toe icing will have a smo Zh glase , and » ,ew dr*’l>B ° f lOTWn I“1«®- antf let stand until Juicy. Then mix in tb s Mra. Ira Gray from Thurston «pent wHh h))) fathvr an(, mother Master Recipe. powdered sugar gradually and spread some time shopping In Springfield Albany It was the occasion for a re­ 11-2 cups powdered sugar. on cakes or cream puffs Saturday. union of the Albers family. 3 tablespoons to 1-3 cup of hot wa­ Q J ttadabaugh of near Goshen, who 1» workltts in the mil bare vlalted th« offee of a local phyalclan for medical attention Monday A to w light Inn system baa been In­ stalled In the offices o f Ore N. W Emery and W II Pollard It la a In tbo inland Kmplra districts there marked improvement over the old baa been 1 title change In employment dint onea. New Year 1926 MAY YOUR NEW YEAR BE BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS IN AND FOREVER AFTER KETELS’ DRUG STORE NEW YEAR GREETING At this Holiday Season we think of our customers as our friends We like to feel in a broad sense Our customers are our partners— That our sucees is hut a reflection of theirs And so on the eve of New Year’s, we Exteml to you our hearty »good wishes BBS Wright & Son HARDWARE PAGE THREW T ita afWNfiMwchP M t v a T H trtU lìA V , OEC. 31, 1X26. PAINT FURNITURE ter. Adams' are Christmas Guests— Mr If you are Interested In these Mas­ Doanes Have Guests—The Doane 1 teaspoon butter. and Mrs lx-e Adam« spent Christmas family had as guests Christmas day. ter recipes, Mrs DeGraf will be g a d 1 teaspoon flavoring. with Mrs. Adams' parent«, Mr. and Mrs Doanes’ father, Z. T. Kinsley. to send you her free booklet “80 Food Mrs. JiuiiOH Lax ton. Chocolate Icing and Filling. Mrs Hoy Love and son and daughter Delights from 8 Master Recipes.” A Maaier recipe plus two squares un- ’ reqUe8t to Mrs. Belle DeGraf. H om s of Jasper, Mr and Mrs. Harold Wil­ Snsed Guests—The A R. Sneed sweetened chocolate or 12 cup ground Service Bureau, Sperry Flour co., Sxa family had as Christmas guests the liams. chocolate. Melt chocolate an1 bolter Francisco, Calif., will bring It to you. Jam es M cPherson fam ily and Mr. Lions Club to Have Party—One ot over hot water. When melted add Sneed's mother. Mrs E V Sneed. the looked for social events for New s-iyar and then hot water altc.n at dy Butter wrappers printed according Mrs. N. W. Emery ts Away— Mrs Year's Eve will be the entertainment and gradually, beating until i.month to regnladoxts with name, weSgbt of the local Lions club by their wives Then add flavoring. Let stand until »nA addr N. W Emery 1» spending u few day« } 1.25 a hundred at the visiting her sisters In Portland. She The event will occur In tho local W. thick enough to spread between lay­ ers For icing only, it can be used at left Springfield the day before O. W hall. CALL AND SEE Dr K. W. Emery Christmas. G. D. Moshier Visits—G D Mosh- once A dash of cinnamon adds to on prices on plate and other work, tf the flavoring of the chocolate filin g. Adrians Entertain— Mr and Mrs W. ler and family of Portland were here Chocolate Mocha. Young Wife Afraid during the ho td»y week-end visiting H. Adrian entertained a» guests on Master recipe, using hot coffi ■» In to Eat Anything J Christmas dav. Mr Ad run's parents. Mr Moshier's brother, R. E Moshier place of water, and all other Ingre­ of the Springfield Creamery. O. D. Mr. and O. . *«• E. c Adrian. .tir . M D U . Mrs. » ir is . w v u i i a t t , Mr. « n a . Ceorge - “1 was afraid to eat because I al­ Platt and Charles Taylor of Jhurs s Moohior Is a diary Inspector ln Port­ dients as for chocolate Icing. Caramel Cream. ways had stomach troub e after- tun. land Master recipe, using hot cream for ( wards. Since taking Adlerlka I can W . C. McLagan Visits Father— W . ihe liquid. The cream gives a dl-s- eat and feel fine." (signed) Mrs. A. M i.. M o. Returns— Miss Hasel ONE spoonful Adlerlkn Mm- who Is entp oyed at the S p o n g E ,ectr(c companv linctly different texture and flavor, Howard. hotel, left Christmas eve to spend Christmas with from the water Icing. Two teaspoons ( remove« GAS and often brings snr- of carmel or burnt sugar syrup m a y , prising relief to the stomach. Stop* Frhlsy with her parent, at H .lroy ! his father, R. A. McLagan, McLaaan. at at Tangent Tangent ba added for flavoring. This filling j that full, bloated feeling. Removes Oregon. She returned to Springfield He also sp<-nt the first part of last Is especially nice for caramel cakes. old waste matter from intestines and Friday evening. week in the Tillamook district on makes you feel happy and hungry. Lemon Icing. company busines«. Master recipe, using the yolk of Excellent for obstinate constipation. Roots Have Guests— Mr. and Mrs. an egg as the base in p ace of water Flanery'« Drug store. Frank Root had a« their guests dur Ing the past week Mr. and Mrs. A. E CARLETON WILL RUN FOR STATE OFFICE Herrington and two children. Mrs. Carey Pefley and son. Mr. and Mra E F. Carleton, of Eugene, today Fred Jost. all of Portland, and Mr. announced his candidacy, subject to and Mrs. W. A. Taylor. the approval of the voters of the Re­ publican party at the coming primary I Mill Worker Cuts Toe— C. W. Pet­ election, for the office of Superln- J tIJohn, who has been working in the len ien t of Pub Ic Instruction. sawmill near Echo Hollow, was In Mr. Carleton submits his candidacy Springfield Monday afternoon to have and will make his campaign on tho a toe dressed. Mr PettIJohn was In­ ground .th a t he ts fitted by training Enroll Today It’s A Good School jured last week when a picaroon he and experience for the position. For was using n loading cars slipped and A. U. Roberts, President thirteen years he was assistant su­ cut through his shoe luto his toe. UB2 Willamette St. Phone 6K5 Eugene, Oregon perintendent of public Instruction, and Portland Girl Here— Miss Doris for two years was field representative Onthsm. a student at the a ir s' Poly 'o f the University of Oregon Through technic school In Portland arrived these positions he has beconle famil unexpectedly with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. j lar with the school problems of every Pohl last last Thursday evening to be section of the state. H’s early youth was spent In Linn the holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Huntly. Miss Graham Is a cousin county, Oregon. After completing all of Mrs. Huntly. She will jetu rn to of the work then offered in the pub­ lic schools, he secured his first aca­ Portland January 2. demic training at the Santiam aca- GONE IS THE OLD YEAR, ttppe.s V ....O Away— Dr. ----------- Dippels Called and Mrs demy. Lebanon. After ^ ad“aJ “ * 8 Ralph Dippel and daughter were j th en from, ha attended the Vnlver COME IS THE NEW Suddenly call-nl to Bandon Saturday slty of Oregon and Paclf.c university HAPPINESS AND HEALTH morning by the critical Illness of i from which latter institution U Mr. O .n » - . M, I c — d A. B. « » « IBU Secretarial, Stenographic or Book­ keeping Course Eugene Business College 1926 f OUR WISH TO YOU. O .III-. .1 ,0 I* p rop rin o, of . , » • « * . * « • . . . «_____ i o o o n /i t«o of and Mrs W. C. Rebhan entertained j Oregon as teacher, and as pr‘“ctp at a dinner In their home on Christ- and superintendent of schoois at Jo»- mas day Their guests were: Mr. and eph. Albany and Eugene, in addition Mrs. W. C. Templeton and daughter, to serving three years a« Instructor Nadine, of Brownsville; Lawrence at the Lincoln high school In Port­ Templeton, a student at Oregon Agri­ land. Mr. Carleton has had much to do cultural college, and Mrs Anna Reb- with the planning of tho state courses httn of Brownsville. of study, working out a standard for I Camp Creek n c e r t ...r u r a l -choois. ln’ P' * Camp Creek People People t Entertain—Mr. md Mr« I T Rossman had at tholr schools. Inspection o EGGIMANN’S New Year Greetings K May Health, Wealth and Happiness be Yours, “As The Twig —Is bent, so the tree will grow." It Is an old saying—but true. Like twigs, children are very Impressionable. Guide them along the paths of thrift. Start a small savings account for each child. Encourage each to add every nlckle and dime. In years It may mean a college education for that child. In any case it’s splendid training. It opens their eyes to the value of money. It would mean a lot to this community to have1 all our children grow lip with a full appreciation of their duty to themselves an others. Thrift—Is the solid rock upon which to build character, success and happiness. We pay 3 per cent. Commercial State Bank Springfield, Oregon Christmas guests: Mr and Mrs. R. B. i schoc legislation. He has written many articles on W ebster and daughter, Marie, Mrs. the educational system of Oregon, William Lightfoot and children of Eu­ a number of which have attracted na­ gene; P. H. Emery, Charles Paddock tional attention. One of h is recent and son, Wade, and daughter, Bertha, articles in the Journal of Education. W. M. Paddock of Dawwon City. Lloyd Boston, brought him a letter of com­ Emery, principal of the high school mendation from the United States at Santa Clara, and Dr. N. W. Emery. Bureau of Education. Mr. Carleton served as president of Queets at Dank's Homs—Guests at the State Teachers' association, and tho L. E. Banks home on Christmas day were John Tate, of Eugene, Grant was for four years a member of Us Barclay from Blue River, Cecil Byer- executive committee. He was director of the Oregon Edu lln from Vida. and Mrs. Vida, Mr. ano mr». Harold , n e Pa- Stewart and children, from Fall Creek catlonnl exhibit at t e ‘ (n and Lonnie Craft from Eugene. A | clfic exposition at San Fr Christmas tree was a feature of the 1915. and for eight years was entertainment. charge of the ®d« a“ '>"a ' d ^ “rltnen' of the Oregon State fair Mrs. J. M Thompson Injured—Mrs , n the Northwest association of J. M. Thompson was painfully injured geron