T H U R S D A Y F K R R V A R Y 28. 1Ö28
G ARDEN WAY
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T H E S P R IN G F IE L D N W S
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Home-Making
Career Draws
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An" the’‘ feature of the m. et will ba
a "hort cour* ' ln - '« " " " f ltln g and In
t,,n ,a ,U wi,b new spapers and oth»r
p,,bll< “ ,,o n " T h ” wl,‘ ** CMrried on
by variou" n,t mbera •* »he st.'rff of
the »“ >*e«-slty school of Journalism .
Ralph llaughnnii lofi February II
, raary ' J - (Special) - Indiiutrlal and
(or CallHtnga, • Mllfurnlu, where ho
com m ercial developm ent of tbo state.
will /Islt wllli an miele liii|«flnltn|y.
¡clo
se r trad e relation« not only with
(I. It Hiilleni»)« k of NewheFM rullml
' oth er p arts of the United S u t r a but
II I t h e C iilllllK V . riiw l h o l l in during flm
with foreign countries as well, th e
wenli nini n in i p tir iiittm il uunin waln.il >
developm ent of the aviation route.)
t»> • • from iin- li K. Cli.i " I nursery, I
end aviation facilities. sta te and com
Ml. and Mm J It Finii mi l fumlly
m unlty publicity and wide variety if
vh 'toil ui Ho I iiwri’in n Bailey lumin
eth er subjects will be taken up by
ut iiiunuott Sunday.
I several secretaries a t the ('D iversity
E l Hubiiriiot. *i.o tornm rb resided
1 or Oregon March 1» to 23. It is announ-
In Hilu vicinity 1« I’trluusly 111 ut his
I ced by C. E Foils, bead of the univer-
office of the organization secretaries
Iloine In Hprlngflild,
ally school of business adm inistration. a ra already working on the plans for
Fiori m o Iteli uinl Cliarllnii Flub
W. N. G ossler of the Springfield or the meet. E. C. Reynolds, LaGrande,
•p ent K m iriu y u - lit with their pur
ganlzatlon is expected to be present Is president, C. T. Baker, Medford, la
enta In Hpr Ingflsld-
an d to attend the sessions of the meet, vice-president, and H. C. Lolly, secre-
Mr, nini Mru. G Rt Neal were cull
,A new feature th is year will be “com tary-treasurer.
era nt the tlobertuon home In Spring-
m unlty clinics” to be held every a f t e r - 1 ------------------------------
field Sunday.
noon. At these various secretaries will
M ru, (1 II Fatten nnd Mru K. 8.
present problem s of th eir cities and FOR S A L B -C arb o n paper In large
Halley of Weiidllng nnd Itey, L, II.
organizations, and solution, will he* ’ b eet’ ’ 28x38 ,nche' ' TO,UW® ,o r
Halley of Tuledo were visitors nt the
m aking tracings. The News Office
J R Flub home during the week.
Mr. nnd Mru. T J. Muxwell visited
nt the llotiertunu homo In Springfield
during the week.
DEPENDABLE E1JEQLASS SEÏDICE
The Garden Way basketball team
played HI. Mary’s Hevenlh grade team
In 81. Mnry'n gymunuluni Wednesday
evening The local tehm win defeated
Upper left—A ttractive kitchen in one of home manage
the score being 24 to 1$ The person-
OPTOffiETKlST—E1JE31QHT SPECIALIST
ment houses where senior home economics co-eds keep
ell of the tennis wun as follows
EUÇENE
878 tpillamette St
Phone 020
house
for
six-wegk
periods.
C
enter—How
to
bathe
the
St Maryn
G a n h n Way
Just one thing— Bat 1 d o it rig h t
baby is part of the practical training received. In sert—
Ju n io r Hin kuu, 2 C
John Koke, 4
Experience with chi.dren a little older is afforded in a
F
Chan, Toman '
Ralph Cole, 14
nursery school. Below—Vine-clad home economics build
Joel Koiton, Ì
G
F Hart hiileni y 1
Lawrence (’haue, F H Maxwell, 12 I
ing where class room and laboratory work is given.
Sanford Koiton
G ('. Christensen 8 :
Bum Heur.l.
Referee, Henry Nurrn.
Mr. and Mru Jay Flub nnd fumlly
Seventy five per cent of the wo-1 good living independently if neces-'sion worker, journalist, social ser-
attended a M E. Bunday school party
men of the U n.ted States are mar sary.
vice worker, personnel director
Friday evening In Springfield.' Mrs.
ried before the age of 30, asserts a
T hrough 40 pages of pointedly and others.
Muutoe, the Bunday school teache.*,
new illustrated booklet, "W om an’s illustrated text conta.n.ng many
T he booklet, which may be ob-
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quotations from letters by grad tamed free on request to the regts-
sponsored the party.
(a re e r,
issued by the Oregon uates,
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, h. bulletin
Irar
hv U r . Z e lta
sketches the trar, was written by
Mrs. Zelta
Mr and Mrs. O. It. Flub and son
“ w h e r e s a v in g » a r t g r e a t e s t ’
State Agricultural., college for the j many careers open to women Feike Rodenwold, a graduate of
G ilbert called a t the Jay Fluh home
School of home economics.
942 W illamette St., Eug ene, Oregon.
trained in scientific home econom the school of home economics who
the first of the week. They Were r e
booklet shows that in preparing ¡ci Emphasis is on home making has served as secretary of the
turning from Junction City where
for homc-maktng along with sorat , ,
fulfillment of woman's high- school, alumni association secre-
they had gone to sea the little son of
spccial vocation, the young woman c, t function. Careers treated in- tary, and editor of the O. A. C.
Mr and Mr» K. C. Bognrt, who la ill
of today is fitting herself both to d u d e those of interior decorator or Alumnus. Drawings are by Alma
with pneumonia.
be an efficient wife and m other designer, tea room m anager or die Schuhnevith o4 H illsboro, a senior
Mr. and Mru Jim Reed recent n r
and to be capable of earning a tician. professional teacher. extcn-i in college.
rivals from Oklahom a are living at
the Anderson Hop Ranch. Three of
the children are attending the local
Clever frocks for every occasion are
Good results have been obtained by '
school Mru. Reed la a daughter of Mr L IN D B E R G H H A S S A M E
m aking their appearance in styles that
S E T O F T IR E S IN S E R V IC E !
sc atterin g seed early in the spring, I
and Mru. W J. Ruttu. who formerly
you cannot resist for Spring and Sum
when sm all cracks ap p ear ln t h e ,
resided In thia community.
mer.
H eavy silk crepe and georgette
ground,
and
covering
w
ith
a
weight
After adding 7.000 nines more to his
J R Gnteu returned from a three
are fashioned into irresistible frocks of
ed harrow . The first crop is cut high
official
travels
a.«
A
m
bassador
of
Goon
1
week's business trip In Idaho.
many types.
to avoid killing the young plants.
Will for the I’nlled S tates, Colonel |
A thin seeding of oats over a field ,
Things You Should Know
Charles A. Lindbergh and his partner, j
reduced by w inter killing or other
U O f O. PROFEBSOR WR1TE8 BOOK The Spirit Ot HI Louis, have retu rn ed !
causes usually produces a good crop
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu to the soil of his home land
o hay. The field is then plowed and
g« n r. " A u Outiin»« o f P h ysics,” bj.
According to Win. Rotlenbough. Io-'
reseeded to alfalfa o r some other
l»r A. K. C asw ell, o f th e physics «!••
|>u t t n»pn t o f th»* U n iv e rs ity , w ill be o f ’ cal Goodrich Sllvertown dealer, t h e !
crop th e following season.
unparalleled achievem ent of the fam- '
Ib« prr-u hv March 1. 192M.
huh ‘ W e” com bination hus established
M O R E. IN S U R A N C E
a rem urknble record of perform ance
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— MORE
TA X E S
Blank l*roml«ory notes nnd receipts for the Kllvertnwn equipm ent on Col
Scores o f S ty le s and
by John Joseph Gaines, M. D?
printed and ln stock nt th»* News onel Lindbergh's plane.
The growing practice of sta te gov
Your
Physician.
M
any
D e E jh tfu l C olors
t n . •
"The terrific punishm ent suffered by j
ern m en ts to put a prem ium upon Im
F re s h , b r ig h t and d if f e r e n t — each fr o c k is
the Spirit of Bt, Louis' tire s in the j
Pardon my reminding you ol providence by m aking the insurance
c h a rm in g a i.d th e re are m a n y fo r y o u r p a r
take-offs and landings has proved the ! your best friend. Yes, I am writ-
policyholder pay a la rg e r sh are of
t ic u la r needs
Sizes f o r w o m e n , m isses and
(Jut P r a c tic a l P a tte r n
stam ina nnd dependability of their
ju n io n .
ing ‘‘about your health,” as well as th eir cost Is disclosed in a rep o rt Is-
construction.
your best aids in m aintaining it, sued by th e Insurance D epartm ent of
N o. 1210
''B eginning
the
long
Jo u rn ey 1 your good doctor ranking first.
th e Cham ber of Commerce of the
through the a ir In San Diego. Callfor '
Tl\ere is som ething distinctive I U nited States.
th at is the family physician's onlyj I During 1926, the rep o rt shows,
nlu. Colonel Lindbergh wnd his willing
when more insurance was «w ritten
partner have covered some 33.0001 the surgeon and the specialist may
Offices— 831 M in e r B u ild in g , East B roadw ay S tre e t
miles of the earth 's surface. Time j be expert in th eir lines of prac- j than in any previous year,—over $4.-
200,000.000 being collected in total
nnd tim e again his plane, heavily I tice; they do things for which ths
family physician is not even pre- ; prem ium s,—special insurance taxes
loaded for long nlr Journeys, has
careened nnd bounced over run ways ' pared, and should n o t a tte m p t i levied by the sta te s am ounted to $79.-
But, I would never select either
634.512 an Increase of more than 9
and landing fields and Just as often as
for my family physician. T heir I per cent over 1925.
the urge to travel has sent the Spirit
These taxes, originally designed to
of St. Loola on Its Good Will m issions , fields arc too narrow —too limited.
provide for the expense of operating
the orlglnnl Silverton tires have safe 1 I would summon either, only on
sta te Insurance departm ents, have now
ly nnd dependably perform ed their i the advice of my family doctor.
Your physician should be a I become largely a general revenue tax.
part In sustaining plane and oc "ipan-
broad, well-read, general practi
In 1926 pnly 3.94 cents wefe spent
during those critical periods of take
tioner. If that, he is far b etter | for sta te Insurance supervision. The
off and Innillng.
posted in the m anagem ent of your
varied com plaints, than the su r , rem ainder. 96.06 went into the gen
•’Colonel Lindbergh’s rdturn m arks
eral revenue fund for which the pol
geon
or the specialist. H e has a
another epochal chapter ,n the history
far m ore extensive know ledge of
icyholders had already been taxed as
of this Intrepid nnd rem arkable avb
the remedies needed for von than
citizens.
ator, for it has been announced th a t
either. H e will be a m ore capa
!
The special insurance taxes am ount
the Spirit of Bt Louis with Its ori ble diagnostician in system atic
I f seeing is an e ffo rt fo r yon. y o u r eyes need help.
disease; and, he will know when
ing to $"^9,634,512, says the Insur-
ginal equipment will soon be placed
you need a surgeon o r specialist, ' ance D epartm ent of the N ational
W e give it w ith glasses.
In the Sm ithsonian In stitu te nt W ash better than any one else.
Chamber, ‘‘would pay one annual pre
ington along side of other history
Your family physician is indeed
mium on m ore than 5.250.000 ordi
m aking exhibits, that the ship which
an indispensible man in the com
munity. He looks after sanitation,
nary life Insurance policies Issued at
blazed the air channel across the
age 25 for $1,000 each or It would
Atlantic be preserved for posterity.” and o th er com m unity m easures
calculated to prevent disease—to
purchase outright whole life policies
O P t O M t T B I S T V .E Y E 5 IG H T ifltiiisE
. S i* E n cisr’
lessen his chances for making a
for $1,000 covering the lives of every
Suite 831 Miner Bldg.
Eugene, Oregon, Telephone 3C2
The Co-op Finds Its Place
living. H e is alert in medical in
«
vestigation and research knowii
per>on ln n city of 250.000 Inhabi
Cooperative m arketing, generally, Is that he is w orkng himself out of a
tan ts,"— N ations Business.
getting on a b etter business basis. In job! Show me the faddist, the cul-
tist or the “path” th at is even at
the opinion of Chris L. Christensen,
tcinp‘'ng to he a hum anitarian like
who Is In charge of (he division of co that!
w
B y J . F. K e t e ls
SPRINGFIELD FOLKS
operative m arketing in the United
Finally, the far ,iy doctor is, t<
a large extent, what his com m uniti
S tates D epartm ent of A griculture.
Farm ers are gaining a d e a re r under makes him; the idle, stupid, non
progressive neighborhood will at
standing. he thinks, of the alm s and
M O T H E R ., H O \A/
) M U C H O L D E R . ( -T H E N I 6 U E 6 S
♦ rart just that sort of a physician
- i M ere \ nab a
O L D W IL L
1
C jE A J N ie /A L M O S T ) I W O N ’T B O T H E R L IT T L E 6 IR .L A N D
purposes of cooperative m arketing
Prom pt paym ent of hills oftci
grows you a more willing and efli
nnd what may be expected In the wav
H A V E TD B E B E FO R E )A S O L D A B
/ - M V C COVJD W I L L
SHE HAD A SH IN Y
A v ^rcat deal of the attract
ciout health guardian.
j
of
practical
results.
They
are
begin
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A ll b e o ld w o m e n a / o « s e / F o r .
of this
nlng to renllle for example that there i
'
m aterial’ of which it is made. The
powder , she n o w
B Y T H A T T IM E
'V»>t<ii (how s it carried out in a
Is n<> single exact p r .n of organization T H IC K E N IN G T H IN S T A N D
G
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ES W H E R E H E R .
Ipty, ■
r tai i, with
that can he rat. i ns ’’best.” A m t
D IF F IC U L T W IT H A L F A L F A
M O TH ER A LW A V S G O ES -
th e collar, po d , t flaps ami licni of
and dried fo t mula does not Insure suc-
crisp, w hite <•
However, if
TO
It Is not economical to tr
a-n
cess.
The organization m ust be
t cotton ma.
is p re fe rre d ,
gingham , French Voile, o r o r
adapted to local economic nnd social ing a poor stand of alfalfa, (inns u t t |J
gandy in a cheeked or flowered de-
condltlcna. The Important, thinga to experim ent station, except when thin (
•Ign would b<' quite pretty. Then
study
arc the kinda of work th e co patches or strip s may be disked and
th e collar, p' I: n and hem would
W 5,
be of w hite or , ain color to m aleh
operative can do and the services It desown. The best method is to plow
• JNC hi
the print.
can render.
F arm ers are getting and crop the land w ith grain for a
May be oblate •’ in r
’ 14 to
away from the Idea th a t merely by year or two before reseeding.
30, or 34 to 40. Size It . quirei
A poor stand of new crop may some
crganitlng
they can tlx prices for their
yards of 36 to 40 inch
iterial
•n d I ¡4 yards for trimming. ,
products or achieve an Immediate tim es be Improved by the addition ef
IB aids
ONE MISSON OF THE YOUNG MlSS.ta to bb at-
P attern s will be delivered to any
alteration In m arketing eondltiop». seed it the soil is loose and m oist
address upon receipt of ’..¿S' eefftF
They r re getting down
h*'d enough to Insure Kurmlnatlon and
-,w
tractive.
Standard beauty preparfttftiTis. ■
“per
In cash p r U. S. ixistajl
of sound flnuîicinjl, bdiji-'î W5»d growth. Seeding with a dlak drltl Is
m ention size w atltt ‘
-
JV .
«"‘dw .r.D i.'
dog and packing niethnds efficient usually thl* moat certain as the seed
fum es of rare, exquisite churn}, Jt’s a store for
H and-C ut P attern
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W est 2HJh Street, tfew
ment and skillful m erchand Is covered, m ere oatform ally resulting
the
whole
family.
Mid alvga ys m ention this news-
la more prompt and even germination
ising.
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Dr. Roqdl Q ick
Spring Modes in Frocks
Are Attractively Varied and
Adaptable to Many Needs
About y o u r
Health
W e Give Green
Discount Stamps