T w v m p r in o m t h n u t a s
T H U R S D A Y A V G U S T 12. 192«»
FAO « TWO
Lane County Farmers Union News
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Whoevor broadcases those santi mali od hy John ltrynu who Is fartnlng (Ito
barley. Valley bvers are offering 1331
i nt eight o'clock don't know old tlray placo owaor by J. F Mooiw *'»•
storie
dv
Uose.si
for hetmehen Much of the barley of
RANCH
al» ut the modern kids bed Whoat front (ho HO acro tract thr> su
mm
h
western Oregou is htghgrade milling
Corra apon<i--ta
or 33 bushel*, 34 |Hiunds *o (Ile acro,
lime!
The Bax crop of the Vuited States
J A. Neher I* tnsUlUng no Irriga
and olb«r (raln III proportlou. Mr.
lion sygteiD on his place at the Doug- and Canada is estimated to b< 9 « per
|lrvati hnd (he placo pianteti lo whoat.
Good Y ltld Of Oralo Reported
THURSTON
U P P E R W IL L A M E T T E
las Gardens which vrittl ultimately cent below that of last year, indicating
A very good yield of grain Is r port .'fata and barley.
tak can 1 of from <0 to 50 acres. He good prices for seed flax.
Common Hungarian vetch seed i Mr. and Mrs. Sou» Morgan left a
Orlo Gtllet. who was a teacher at '
w ill hare about 15 acre» under water
prices
have strengthened and the niar-1 (t> w day* ago for au exteuded visit the I'nlon High school No I In 1924 ,
this fail and intends to place the rest
ket for purple vetch and hairy vetch In Washington. They expect to be 25. was visiting at the W L Itrlstow
and- r a ditch next year.
home this wek and calling on friends.
,
gone about a year.
The water for the system will be remains firm.
Red top and Kentucky bluegrass
Andy Olson and sons. Alvin and
Mr. aud Mrs. Muriel Dunn of Port-
tak< n from a slough near the ranch
seed are more abundant than lust toad visited relatllve* here last week. Henry, and daughter. Emma, left for
and pumped into a ditch by a six Inch
vear, while there is but a small crop
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weaver and son, a short vacation by automobile They
centrifugal pump.
Mr. Neher has
of
meadow w fescue .
' Roy and Miss Leota Stone arrived I’1»” to go over the W illamette past
been leveling the land ho intends to
676 DEPARTMENT STORES
Large quantities of common r y e !
Wednesday from California to >ni* wtalt Crater latke while away
Irrigate and will plant tt to alfalfa.
942 Willamette St., Ktigene, Oregon.
grass, with the cheaper bluegrass and visit Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Weaver.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Hyde
were
at
A combined system of dykes and
red top, encourage a gixid deal of Loren Edmlston has purchased a their ranch Monday harvesting the
ditches will be used to Irrigate the
sowing on burned-over land this year ForJ coupe
plums.
They were aeclmpanled by
place which is well suited to that form
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jgrg Qenevlve Beaman who has Mr and Mrs Rower of Eugene.
o f irrigation, haring a gentle slope
N otices have been posted of a spec
been quite 111 at the home of her
GARDEN W AY
when leveled.
mother. Mrs. Beulah Harblt. has lot 1
meeting of Union high school dla
trlct
No. 1 to be heW at the high
Honoring
her
guest.
Mrs.
W.
W.
proved enough to return to her work
MARKET INTERPRETATION
school building August 31 at 1 o'clock
Larawood of Eugene who has been In Eugene.
IS GUIDE TO PRODUCTION spending some time with her. Mrs. \V
Mr. and Mrs. John EndlcotL Mr. P m to authorise the board to pro
The yardstick by which the service of a retail
H. Anderson entertained with a lawn and Mrs. Fred Gray and daughter, ceed on contemplated Improvements
Wheat prices have held firm or ad party at her home Friday afternoon
about the school The budget for the
may u l d y be measured is the repeated rxi>ertence of
vanced slightly, influenced by con The time was spent tn needle work E va Mr and Mrs. John Edmlston and ensuing year will be voted on between
a customer in that (tore.
children.
Maude
and
James,
Mr
aud
tinued dry weather in Canada. The and late In the afternoon refreshments
the hour» of 3 and 7 p m
remarkable Jump in price on July were served. Guests foy the • after Mrs. William Reutie and son. Herold.
Rev. and Mrs W A. Elkins and
Unfailing satisfaction with the quality of the gawds
wheat at Chicago was the result of noon included. Mrs. W W Larawaad. Mr. and Mrs. Phetteplace and daught family are ramping up the McKenxIe
era
Verna
and
Eva;
Dora
and
Harry
tom e traders' being caught sh ort Mrs. Llchty and Mrs. John Larawood
bought, with the amount of money saved, with the « -
river.
rather
than of
general
market all of Eugene. Mrs. Helen Pierce of Calvert and Roy Never attended the
Cooper
and
Swift
have
finished
tent
of the wear of the goods and with the courtewut
strength. The bulge In prices was not Fresno. California, and Mra. Etta Sunday School group gathering at the their threshing run and have started
flsh
hatchery
last
Sunday
from
Thurs-1
attention
received from the saleapaopto. deeignatee ffcfl
reflected in the September or Decemb Chase. Mra March Chase and Mrs
plowing
ton.
er futures The bureau of economics Florence Hardy.
r»pA/ /to re to frodo.
y
93rs.
F Cooper has been elected
Miss Dora Calvert from Junction
indicates that bread grain supplies
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rae and family
to teach in the Union high school No
of the northern hemisphere, exclusive uad Mr. and Mrs. Don Raines and fam City is visiting relatives here.
1 next year taking the place of Mra
This is the kind e f yardstick we invite yen to use
Mrs. Bert Weaver was galled to
of Russia, are likely to be less than ily of Chase Gardens left last Satur
Kusaen Myers who recently banded In
on this Store when you are making comparisons.
last year. European buying is some day to spend their vacations at New Marshfield a few days ago by the Ill her resignation.
ness and death of her mother. Mra
what weak because of business con port
Mra. Morton Rrlstnw and baby are
W e would ieei a woeful lack of ability end disregard
ditions.
Mrs. T J Maxwell motored to Port Lafe Moore, who passed away last •gain at their home at Itexter
Saturday. The body was brought to
Germany has n new tariff on grains land last week with some frlenda
tor our responsibility if this Store /ailed in any way to
which raises the ratee ii o s ' . s . » 1< v.
Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Bailey and Eugene where the funeral was held
measure up to that point of satisfaction where your
Rye production as repv.-’ed to late. daughter. Dorthea. accompanied by ¡*1 V eatcha Chapel Monday afternoon
o
ffic
e
r
s
of
la
n
e
c
o
u
n
t
y
•
every
visit here is made both enjoyable and profitable.
Mrs
Bailey
s
father.
Mr
Mounts,
and
3he
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss,
her
Is substantially below that of last
f a r m e r s - u n io n
•
i two nephews, motored to Franklin last husband and one daughter and one
years.
,
Feed grains have strengthened Tuesday, where they visited friends grandson besides many other relatives • C W Allen, Vida. ITeaident.
W e aim to serve you always by deeds performed
•
i ad a host of friends.
sligh tly in response to lower esti and relatives.
W. I Seal«. Eugene. Vlce-Preil- •
rather than by mere promises That we are succeeding
W. H. Anderson spent a tew d a y s ; Anda Calvert and daughter, Ella, • dent.
m ates than last year for oats and
,
is proven by the fact that our enmhined 745 L- ,rci
motored up from Junction City last • Betty M Kappauf, Cottage Grove •
basley In the United States snd Can in Portland last week on business.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Marvin
Chase
and
Sunday
and
visited
relatives
here
will do over a hundred million dollar business tlu . year.
a d a and because ol unfavorable
• Secretary.Treasurer.
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Mrs. Claude Yancey from Newberg
Walter Morgan. Creswell. Conduc * I
weather for corn. Portland is quot children returned last week from a
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ing about 328 per ton for barley. San vacation trip at Crater and Diamond and Mrs. Joe Hill from Hillsboro • tor.
! visited friends here th i first of the
Francisco up to 335 per ton on milling Lalçes.
H H Smith, Eugene, Doorkeep- • ,
week. Mrs. Yancey resided here four • er.
.
I • O. L. Clement. Wa terville. (T up •
teen years ago.
Carl Smith from Ncwoort visited * • ■•In.
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J.
A. NEHER TO
IRRIGATE
Community News
Judge By Evidence
- Not Heresay!
friends in Thurston tVeuuesday.
Word was received he
hy friends
of Mr. ami Mrs. Tedd • Leavitt that a
sen was born to th» n A gnat 6 at
Newberg, Oregon.
Hop Pickers, Fruit and Bean
Pickers, Attention!
FARM REMINDERS
The value of thinning w lnesa-
apples In the Milton-Freewater flu.
trlct was shown In testa supervised
by the state college extension service
WInesaps on reaching mature age
tend to produce small fruit If unthln
ned Results of the test showed prac
tical value of thinning as much as
six Inches or more. This Is particu
larly true where good grades and high
color are required.
Get a nice big roast from us, cook it up in the evening
and slice it cold for your lunch in the open. Hard work
requires good nourishing food. There is nothing so nour
ishing as meat. We also have all kinds of cooked cold
meats ready to serve.
You’re never disappointed with any meat you buy here.
GOOD SERVICE, COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Independent Meat Co.
Phone 63
G ood N ew s
For Springfield Housewives
The Marvelous NEW
The cost of producing feeder lambs
under conditions prevailing In the fall
of 1925 with wool at 40 cents a pound
was 39 24 per hundred weight accord
ing to investigations by the experi
ment station. Under the same condl-
alons the cost of producing early
lambs was 39 90 per hundered weight.
4th & Main St.
HOP PICKERS
EASY Washer
Now can be yours on very Easy Terms -If you
act promptly!
Bee colonies located on a site with
good drainage and protected from
prevailing cold winds has proved moat
sccessful in Oregon In tests conducted
by the college extension service. Bees
eat more stores when cold winds
strike wet hive». Windbreaks on the
north and west are especially good In
Oregon. The hive» do not face the
prevailing winds.
If Oregon creameries would form
I ' group organizations principally t o
standardize manufacture and anle of
| their products It would he possible to
FOR A LIMITED TIME
ONLY
DOWN
■
reduce the coats of selling, says the
experiment station. This would also
establish their products on the mar
ket In a way certain to give them a
| more permanent relation to the con-
I suming public.
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH GROCER
IES AND HOME VEGETABLES, LUNCH GOODS, ETC.
Hop picking days are here bringing with them the usual
demand for supplies—in a hurry. You will find them here
and find us hustl’ng to get them out to you. Make our
«tore your headquarter for your hop picking needs.
PATRONIZE YOUR HOME TOWN
PHONE
9 - WHITE
Hungarian vetch is the beat vetch
j for Oregon lands rather low. flat and
) poorly drained, experiment station
(testa show. It also trlves better than !
other vetches on the acid soils of the J
W illamette valley. It ig a good yleld-
er of hay and silage and produces
seed of good quality. It Is rather
liner stemmed than common vetch and
appears to retain Its leaves better.
CALL AND SEE Dr. N. W. Emery
on prices on plate and other work. U
$10
For a Limited
Time only
We are making a very Special Offer of anly $10
down and the balance in payments you will never
miss!
The new Easy Washer is the last word- ..It washes
and dries at the same time!
Speedy!
Compact!
Efficient!
Safe!
Mountain States Power Co.
Come In
Today !
NOW !
Springfield, Oregon
Phone 58
Get An
Easy Washer
On Easy Terms