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much you weigh—then get an
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which will last you four weeks.
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Take one half tcaspoonful In a
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glass of hot water every morning
Kastman Films —' Kodaks —
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Kspert Hepatrlng — AU Work
and when you have finished the
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contents of this first bottle weigh
Picture Cameras.
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Uns, OU. Tires and Batteries
We Photograph Everything
Every Haturday Night
After that you'll want to walk
Alb and A Bt».. Mprlngfleld Pb. 4»
aroupd and say to your friends,—
Anywhere.
L a d ie s 10c
"A quarter pound Jar of Kruschen
(lents 26c
Mall films to P. O. Bua 467
Halts 1» worth one hundred dollars
<98 W lllamstts, Eugene
Ph. 634 u< MI1J, f„,
money."
BROWN M OTOR CO.
FEE D -8E E D -H A Y
Leading druggists America over
CH HYHLER and P L Y M O U TH
R ESTAURANTS
sell Kruschen Halts.
Oregon Feed A Seed Co., Inc.
Haies and Bsrrlca
Good Luck Manamar Poultry and
At Harrisburg Sunday— Mr. and
IR EN E'S CAFE
Cumptsta Automotive Marrie»
Dairy Feuds
Breakfast 16c up — Dinner tbe up. Mrs. M A. Pohl spent Sunday Tints
Open Dey and Ntgbl
Prosper W ith Manamar
K Irlands at Harrisburg
Chill 10c
196 Kast Broadway
l*boos 1747
Seed
Cleaning
a
Bpeclallty.
Ltaburg Msn Here— John W ilt
Home
Cooking
Kugana, Oregon
Delivery
Phone 666
of Ixsburg was a business visitor
Ice Cold Beverages on Tap
106 E. 6th BL, Cor. High
Bugene
I lu Springfield's Haturday.
Main Bet 4tb and 6tb Bta
£ A Claeaified Directory of Reliable
^uelneee Firma and Profeeeional
an d W h a t T h ey D o
NOTICE
I will pay no bilia or Haas uaaluel
my pruperty lururred by reniera.
L. K. PAUB
(J 14 31— r 1-14)
M A N W A N T E D for Itawialab
Huuto of SOU farilllaa. W rite to­
day. Haw Is lab. Dept. O K A -IM ­
UA. Oakland, t'allf.
Returns Homa— Mrs. I.lnn Che«
blra returned to liar boras at Chus
biro Bunday after speudlug aererai
weeks riattine with bar parants.
Mr and Mra. H. H Julma.
Raturna to Wendllng— Mrs. M A
Pbarea stopped lu Hprlngfleld Hal
urday fur a »hurt rlalt while en­
route to her home at Wendllng
Hhe has beau vleltlng at Dragon
City for aorae time.
SUMMONS
T H E C IR C U IT CO URT OF
T H K S T A T E o r OREGON FOH
LANK CO UNTY.
Lester II. Nyo. Plaintiff ra. Halen
M. Nyo. Defendant.
To llalvu M Nyo. Defendant: IN
TIIAC NAM K O F T H K HTATK GF
OREGON: You are hereby required
tu appear and answer tbe oom
plaint filed against you In the
shore entitled aull on or before
four weeks from tba date of the
first publication of this summons,
ur for want thereof tbe plaintiff
will lake Judgment agalnat yon and
apply to the coart for a decree of
absolute dtrorca from you as pray­
ed for In the complaint;
This suwmous Is published ones
such w. - k for four weeks In ths
Bprtngfleld News, a weekly news­
paper published at Bprtnyflnld,
Lane Cuuaty, Oregon, by order of
tbe Hon. O. r. Bklpwortn. Judge
of said Court made Jan 11th. 1984
and la first published January 17th,
1936.
W H IT T E N BW AFFORD,
Attorney fur Plaintiff. Heel
douce and Poet Office ad
drees: Eugene. O r
(J 17 M S I - F 7 14)
8CHERW R M O TO R CO.
H llfC K — OLDBM GBILK —
PONTIAC
Motor Cara
BAI.KH and SERVICE
7tb and Olive Bta. — P boa» 4M
Bugens, Oregon.
IN
N O T IC I TO CRKOITORA
Notice Is hereby given that tbe
undersigned has been duly appoint-
ed Executor of tbe estate of Ethel
M Htlllman. deceased, end any and
a ll persons having claims against
(he said estate are hereby required
lu present said claims, duly vorl
fled as by law required, at tbs of­
fice of Walls and Walla, Bank of
Commerce Building, Eugene. In
Lane County. Oregon, within ats
months from ths date of this no­
tice.
Dated end first published Jan. 17,
1886.
A R TH U R B S T IL L M A N . Bxs
rutor.
W ELLS A W E LL E , Attorneys
(J 17 1 1 I I — F 7 -14)
Business Directory
E d w a rd G. P r iv a t
W a te h in b k Ar and Jaweter
B P H |N O n *L D
Be. Paattia W ate* Inepeeter
First Clase Work at Reasonable
Prtoea.
G -neral Law Practica
I.
M. PETER8ON
Atturaay-atUkW
City H ell Building
Springfield. Urhgon
Reliance Life
Insurance Co.
of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Represented By
E. H. TURNER
▲ BL
Springfield. Ore.
POOLE
Funeral H om e
Formerly Walker-Poole
EUGENE— l l l h
S P R IN G F IE L D
and Cbarnelton
Telephone 713
888 Main
Phone 62-J
SEE AN EYE
SPEC IA LIST
If you have any reaaon to be­
lieve that you are not eeelng aa
well as you should, have your
eyes examined at once. If there
Is a defective condition (hero, do
not aggrevale It by continuing
vour present reading and eye-
stralnlng habits.
BEAUTY
PARLORS
A SU PPLY CO.
EUGENE BOG DEPOT
PACIFIC F EED
We Pack end Grade Eggs for tbe
Mercbante of Bugera, and Spring
field.
Cor. 6th and W lllaroetle Bt.
Eugone, Ore..
Phone 148
F U R N IT U R E
Periuuneiit Puah Wavea
41.76 and Dp.
Th» B R O W N IE BKAUTY BHOPPB
Appron tire Finger Wnvs 14c.
Shampoo « Ptngsr Wsv» 60c
141 W illam ette. Eugene,
Pb. 44t
BATTERY SERVICE
LANBCO
B A TTE R Y FACTORY
JOHNSON F U R N IT U R E CO.
Ranges and Circulators
Several Lines Including Montag.
Linoleum - Inlaid and Felt Base
Attractive Prlcee on Furniture
and Rugs.
Bee Us Before You Buy
We Deliver
Phone 1188
348 W illam ette
Eugene
GROCERIES
Back at our old location
overhead your gain. Bae our naw
material batteries In genuine Oates
DIRBLEE-S
herd rubber cease before you buy.
All parts handmade In Eugene Fur RED A W H IT E GROCERY
capacity—-service— price—none bet­
Phone 4
ter. RBCHAROINO— REPA IR IN G . Cor. 4th end Malo Bta.. Bp Ingfleld
146 Van Buren
• Phone 1006
SCHOOLS-COLLEGES
EN R O LL .MONDAY
For
Bhortband, Bookkeeping. Typing
Day and Night Class««
Eugene UualnesH College
"A Oood School"
Phone 466
Miner Bldg,
Eugene. Oregon
C O M P LE TE B U B IN E88 COURSES
Day and Night Classes
We can train you to become an
expert
In
bookkeeping,
steno­
graphy, necretarlal or reporting
work. Our system of typewriting
Instruction makes for greator speed
and accurnncy. In shorthand we
teach the up-to-date Gregg system
and sténotype— the modern ma­
chine shorthand
Modern BuBlness College
II« E
Broadway. Eugene. Pb. 117
NOTICE OF S H E R IFF'S SALE
R EA L PRO PERTY
N O TIC E Is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution and order
of sale Issued out of tbe Circuit
Court of tbe Slate of Oregon for
Lane County this 29th day of Jan­
uary, 1936, upon and pursuant to a
decree duly given and made by said
C o u rt this 29th day of January,
1936. In a suit pending therein in
wblcb Otto A. Nickel, and Otto A.
Nickel aa Administrator of the
estate of Anna Nickel were plain­
tiffs and Virgil E. Keyt and Mar
guerlte Stanford were defendants
wblcb execution and order of sale
was to me directed and command­
ed me to sell tbe real property
bereinafter described to satisfy
certain liens and charges In said
decree specified, I will on Satur­
day the 2nd day of March. 1936, at
the hour of ten o'clock. A. M., at
the southwest door of the County
Court House In Eugene, Lane
County, Oregon, offer for sale and
■ell at public auction for cash, sub­
ject to redemption as provided by
law, all of tbe right, title and Inter­
est of the defendants In said "ult
and of all parties claiming by,
through or under them or any of
them In or to the following des­
cribed real property, to-wlt:
The North fifty-three and one-
third feet of Lot numbered One
(1) in {Hock numbered Seven­
teen (17) In tbe James Huddle­
ston’s Extended Addition, as re­
corded In the County Clerk's Of­
fice In Eugene, Lane County,
State of Oregon.
Dated this 28th day of January,
1935.
C. A. 9W A R TS, Sheriff.
By A. E. HU LEG AARD, Deputy.
(J. 31— F 7-14-21-28)
TR Y THE TRAIN
TO CALIFORNIA
Grove People Here— Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Stewart of Cottage Grove were
visitors at tbe C. F. Egg 1 mann
home Sunday.
A L IA 8 SUMMONS
IN
V H k o you go to C alifornia, try
the train I Big changes have taken
plate on our rails. Pullm an
charges are a th ird less than
last year. Rail fares are touching
bottom at 2C a m ile and less.
Com plete meals in our dining
cars cost as tittle as HOC For de­
tails, see your local agent or
w rite J. A . Orm andy, "05 Pacific
B uilding , Portland, Oreguo.
Southern BMifik
T H E F A C T FIN D ER S - and their discoveries
THING I'M
GOINS TO a iiy -is «
MAYTAG
“ IFit/i prices going up I want
to buy a lot o f things. B ut not
anotHer thing till I get a Maytag.
Becoaue with a Maytag, I can
saoo money to buy other things.”
e T h a t’s sensible buying. Be­
cause i t is buying au ality yon
can use — quality th at pays a
weekly return on your money.
• The M aytag washes clothes
faster, washes them more thor­
oughly, more gently and a t
lower eoat per washing because
it is a better designed, better
b u ilt w asher. • S elect yo ur
M a ytag a t today’s low prices.
The M a ytag Com pany
xZanw^etursrs
P e u d a d ISV t
N 1W TO N , IO W A
buy a M aytag
for as little as
F o r W otoo
•t
Q
1 r T » <
i«w WWHUÍoíor
of ¿ H it ^44i-
SP-10-U-M
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Wright & Sont
Hardware — Furniture
Radios — Paint
By ED. KRESSY
UOUSC6 BUHT O U P ILE S ABE S IU IC O M M O M
IU M A U Y
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u tus u W F o» ve M Í l U t u .bUOVA OV
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suo a v u q u im b a .
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Examinations are Free.
DR. ELLA MEADE
b
Open T ill Mldnlgbt
SCIATICA
T H E C IR C U IT CO URT OF
SHOE REPAIRING
T H E S T A T E OF OREGON FOR
T H E CO U N TY OF LANE.
K A T H E R IN E A LIC E QUIGG, also
H all’s Shoe Repair Shop
HOSPITALS
known as Katherine A. Quigg.
CREAMERIES -
W e Repent—We are striving to
also known aa K. Alice Quigg,
live
up
to
the
Spirit
ss
well
aa
the
PACIFIC H O SPITA L,
P>«utlff.
Demand the Baal—Costa no Mora
Letter
of
tbe
National
Recovery
vs.
INC.
Tbe unknown heirs of P. C. Ren­
BLUE B EI J j
Act.
13th and Illlya rd
frew, deceased; the unknown
Dairy Producta
420 Main St.
Springfield.
Phone 1600
heirs of W illiam Renfrew de­
Ica Cream. Butter. Cheese. M ilk
ceased; the unknown heirs of
Eugen-, Oregon
Rufus A. Renfrew, deceased; the j
EUO ENE FARM ERS CREAM ERY,
unknown heirs of Ellen Nesley, I
JOHN NELSON SHOE SHOP
Phone Eugene 418
deceased: Ellen Nesley, a single
EU G EN E H O S P ITA L
General Shoe Repairing
woman; and also all other p e r-1
"The Friendly Institution"
Our work Is Guaranteed. Onr
sons or parties unknown claim -,
C LEANING A DYEING
Phone 1800
price« are most reasonable.
Ing any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real property
8U M M O N 8
1182 W illam ette
Eugene Oive Us a T rial and Be Satisfied.
Jimmie's Cleaning Shop
described in tbe amended com­
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E
Opposite McKee's Bakery
JAMES M IT C H E L I,
plaint herein. Defendants.
S T A T E O F OREGON FOR L A N E
607 Main St .
Springfield
CO UN TY.
Cleaning. Praaslng. Alterations.
LADIES R EA D Y-TO -W EA R
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E
T H E S TA TE OF OREGON. Repres­ OF OREGON: You and each of you
We Call For and Deliver.
SER VIC E S TA TIO N S
ented a 1 acting by tbe World are hereby required to appear
ANGEL1NE DRESS SHOP
ROYAL Made to Measure Suits.
W ar Veterans' State Aid Com­ and answer tbe amended com­
Eugene,
Oregon
308 Main Bt.. Springfield. Pb. 100
mission, Plaintiff,
A ST. SER VIC E STA TIO N
plaint filed against you in the
vs.
Popular Priced Dresses
above entitled suit within (our
General Gasoline. Oil and Greases
BEN
JA
M
IN
L.
H
E
ID
E
M
A
N
,
E
L
S
IE
DENTISTS
Allen A. Hosiery
weeks from the date of tbe
Goodrich Tires
M
HE1DEM AN.
H A ZE L
P. first publication of this summons,
<3 E. Broadway
Phone 632 W
RADER, and W IN IF R E D K U Y K ­ and if you fall so to answer, for
"A Home Owned Station."
DR. O. A. BROWN
Kugene. Oregon
E N D A LL, Defendants.
5th and A Sts., Springfield. Ph. 44
want thereuf, the plain tilt will take
Houre 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
To Benjamin L. Heideman, Elsie Judgment against you as prayed
LUMBER
M. Heideman, and W inifred Kuyk­ for In the amended complaint here­
Phone 20 J
endall. Defendants:
• Mitchell Service Station
in, to-wlt, for a decree decreeing the
6th and Main Bta.
Springfield
IN T H E NA M E OF T H E S T A T E plaintiff to be the owner In fee
A L L R IC H F IE L D PRODUCTS
Residence 718 A 8 treat.
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­ simple, free and clear from any
EUOENE LU M B ER CO.
— Yale Tires —
quired to appear and answer tbe and all claim of the defendants,
Greasing
-
Battery
Recharging
Where Quality and Service are
Complaint (II d against you In the and all of them, of the following
DR. W M. N DOW
Paramount.
above entitled suit within four (4) described premises, to-wit:
Expert Radio Repairing by
DBNTIB T
weeks from the date of the first
Beginning at a point 272 feet
LEE CRAY
R. R. Blvd. and Grand
Phone 426
publication of thia Summons and
North and lot) feet East of tbe
X Ray Diagnosis — Hours I to 11
Phone 48-J
If you fail so to answer on or be­
Southwest corner of FriseeU’s
1 to A an.j by appointment.
7th and Main Bta.
Springfield fore the last day of the above pres­
Park, according to Frlssell's Plat,
Gfflee Phone 8 — Res. Phone <7
cribed
stated
time
for
want
thereof
as the same is platted and re­
The Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co.
tbe Plaintiff will take Judgment
First N at’l Bask Bldg. Springfield
OREGONIAN
corded at Pare 22 of Volume 3,
Furnishes a
and
decree
against
you,
and
each
Lane County. Oregon, Plat Re­
SER VIC E S TA TIO N
C
O
M
PLETE
H
O
M
E
of
you
as
In
Its
Complaint
demand­
cords; thence Elast 50 feet;
ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES
At tbe Springfield Junction
ed. lo-wtt: For judgment against
thence North to tbe left bank of
Building and Repairing Hervlce.
GAB AN D O IL 8
tbe Defendant Benjamin L. Heide­
the McKenxie River; thence in
Kpringfleld Electric Supply For Service Phone Springfield 66
man for tbe sum of One Thousand
Service Day and Night.
a Westerly direction meandering
Three
Hundred
and
three
and
or If no answer, phone 34-J.
W iring. Oeneral Contracting
the bank of said river to a point
Grocery Sundries. Tobacco's and
16-100 Dollars, together with Inter­
Bprtngfleld
directly North of the place of
O. E Lampa, Universal Household
Picnic Goods.
est thereon at the rate of six (6 % )
beginning- thence South to the
Electrical Supplies.
West Springfield
Ph. Hpr. 82-J per cent per annum from and since
place of beginning; also, begin­
PHYSICIAN
-
SURGEON
General Repairing
the 20th day of September, 1932.
ning at a point 272 feet North
and for the further sum of One
441 Mala
Bprlngfteld
TRANSFER A STORAGE
and 100 feet East of the South
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars as rea­
west corner of the aforesaid
DR. M IL T O N V. W A LK ER
M O VIN G —Our Plano and Furnl sonable attorney's fees herein and
EYiasell’s Park; thence East 60
Surgery and Diseases of Women
for the costs and disbursements of
Inspect our New Installation at
lure Movers are Experts.
feet; thence South 272 feet; or
4tb and Main 8ts.
Springfield
this suit and for the further De­
to the County Road No. 56. along
STORAGE — Concerts Building.
tbe Stale Gams Farm.
cree of thia Court foreclosing all of
Phone 82-J
the South side of said P -rk ;
Reasonable Rates. Reliability.
Waatlngbousa 1-amps and
tbe right tiUe and Interest of the
theuce in a Westerly direction
PACKING — Experienced H e l p Defendants, Benjamin L. Heide-
Appliances.
along said County Road to a point
n.an, Elsie M. Heideman, Haxel P.
M E L V IL L E S. JONES. M. D.
Means Safety and Protection.
directly South of the place of be­
Rader
and
W
inifred
Kuykendall,
H E N D E R E R ELEC TR IC
ginning, and thence northerly to
Surgery dhd Diseases of Women
in and to the following described
PACIFIC TR A N S FE R &
410 Main Bt.
Springfield
the place of beginning; als* be­
X-Ray and Physiotherapy
real property situated in Lane
STORAGE CO.
ginning at a point 272 feet North
Res. Phone 14SJ
County,
State
of
Oregon,
to-wlt:
Springfield, Oregon
and 160 feet east of the Southwest
69H 6th. Ave. W. Eugene. Ph. 74
Beginning at the Northwest
corner of the aforesaid Frissell's
Ftrat National Bank Bldg.
Ph. 43
It no answer Call 104-R
FRUIT PACKERS
corner of Lot number one (1)
Park; thence East 50 feet;
in Block number twenty two (22)
Thenoe North 56 feet; thence
W
OOLEN
M
ILLS
PLUM BING - PIPE F IT T IN G
of Fairmount, according to the
Northwesterly to a point 96 feet
Eugene Fruit Grower's A rs ’ d
Original Plat thereof, now a part
North of the place of beginning;
EUGENE
Diamond A. Brand Fruit Packers
of the City of Eugene, running
thence South to the place of be­
N IE L POLLARD
thence south along west line of
ginning;— all being a part of Sec-
WOOLEN MII^L CO.
and Shippers. Ice and Cold Storage.
P L U M B IN G
said lot number One (1) one
tlon 13. T. 16 8. R. 6 E. of the
Manufacturers of Woolens.
College Ice Cream Manufacturers
Copper Colls a Specialty.
hundred fifty (160) feet; thence
Vt*. M., In Lane County, Oregon;
Specialising
in
Ladles
Coco Cola— Klat Beverages
east to the west line of Fair-
Rea. Phone 163-J
excepting therefrom that certain
COATINGS A N D 8 U IT IN O 8 .
mount Boulevard; thence north­
Cider Vinegar
tract conveyed to the State of
420 Main St.
Springfield. Ore.
erly along the west line of said
Oregon by deed recorded July 13,
Retail Department at Mill.
Phone 1480
Boulevard to the northeast cor-
1929, at page 267 of Volume 164.
East End 6th Ave.
Eugene, Ore.
Ferry near 8th Ava E.
Eugene.
P R IN T E R S
uer of said lot number Ooe (1)
l^ n e County Oregon Deed Re­
i
and thence west along the north
cords.
line of said lot 1 to the place of and further decreeing that the de­
POPULATION CHANGES
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS
beginning, all In Lane County, fendants have not, nor have any or
Springfield
H ELD PENSION SUPPORT
Oregon.
either of them, any right, title,
N
O
TIC
E
IS
H
ER
EB
Y
G
IV
E
N
:
Phone 2
That L. L. Ray has been appointed and (or such other and further re­ claim or interest In any of said
In 1880 the number of those un Business Stationery— office Forms administrator of the estate of N e l-' lief as to the Court may seem Just real property.
This summon« Is served upon
lie D. McFadden, deceased, by the and equitable.
der 20 years old In this country
Booklets — Placards —
County Court of Lane County, Ore­
This Summons Is published by you by publication thereof for four
was four times as great as those
Dodgers, etc.
gon.
All persons having claims virtue of an Order of the Honor­ successive weeks by order of the
over 80. In 1830 the proportion was A Modern Print Shop Producing against said estate are required to able Carl E. W im berly Judge of the Hon G. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the
two to one. At the preaent rate of
Up-To-Date Printing.
preaent, them, with the proper Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ above entitled Court, decreeing
change the two groupa will be equal Phone and a Salesman W ill Call. vouchers, within six monthB from gon, for L..ne County, dated the that you answer the summons here­
in within four weeks from the date
the 10th day of January, 1936, to 16th day of January, 1936.
by 1960. Those figures are cited by
the said administrator at his law
The date of the first publication of the first publication thereof,
Move Out of Town— Mr. mid Mrs.
Dr. K. H. Moore, professor of socio-
office In the Miner Building, Eu­ of this summons Is 17th day of which said date of first publication
log» at Oregon State college, as one A. P. Beverann ci. 1 fam ily have gene, Oregon.
Is January 10, 1934..
January. 1936.
F R ED ER IC K H. DRAKE, A t­
L. L. RAY, Administrator of
JAMES K. KING . Attorney for
of several sociological reason? why I '»*>'' '• out to Myers pi.rU m r II ,v
torney for Plaintiff, 308 Pacific
tbe Estate of Nellie D. McFad
Plaintiff. Reetdence and post-
the questlur. of old age pensions I dm bridge w h ite tie y Wilt m ike
Building. Portland. Oregon.
office address, Eugene. Oregon.
dan.
has become a live Issue In America, their homo.
(J 10-17-34-31; F 7)
(J 17-23-31 — F 7-14)
(J 10-17-24-31; F 7)
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need no longer be guess work.
Our modern equipment enables
us to tell the exact condition of
vour eyes and only when this la
known can successful relief be
sssured.
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Springfield
Publication Catalogues Available
Football and les hockey attracted
a number of Springfield people to
Bulletins For Farm Manage­
ment Leaders
Portland Bunday. Among (boss go­
ing were Maxine Snodgrass and
Information on planning to farm IJoyd Garrlaon. Alto In thia party
business, with lists of farm m in were Mis: Barbara Yonkers of Eu­
element bulletins and market re­ gene. Karl H ill and Earl Welaa.
port aud a budget form are con­ both of Cottage Grove They saw
tained lu a circular letter on the ths professional foot hall game Bun­
agricultural situation released by day afternoon, and the Portland-
the Dragon State college extension Calgary Ice hockey game In the
service.
evening.
"Tbe basis of a good farm plan Is
a carefully prepared budget of ex­
pected receipts and expenses. Farm T H A T BACKACHE MAY BE
records are very helpful In farm
budget planning." says tbe circular
In addition to the budget form,
Oregon farmers may also obtain
To ease the soreness in a hurry—
trom (be county agricultural agents,
Massage powerful penetrating
tree of charge, a sample farm ac- Emerald Oil Into your limb, follow­
count book furnished -by tbe agri­ ing the rourse of the pain from
cultural adjustment
administra­ your hip all the way down your
thigh and calf, right to your very
tion.
toes.
Twenty-two bulletins arc Hated In
And rub It into your back, where
tbe circular which contain Informa tbe sciatic nerve Joins tbe base of
lion to aid farmers In planning the the spine.
Just one minute's rubbing. The
tarm business. A complete cntalo
penetrating warmth brings sooth­
gue and calendar of outlook, mar­ ing comfort relief to the throbbing,
ket, price and crop reports Issued painful nerves and soothes them
by the agricultural extension ser­ and quickly too.
Money back, says Flan cry's Drug
vice la also given, and a list of elr
Store, If Emerald D ll fall« to bring
rulara available by mail from varl you ease and comfort.
oua market news office of the bu­
reau
agricultural economics of
the United States department of
agriculture.
Outlook Information may be In
planning the farm business to as­
sist is estimating the probably In­
come from various crop and live­
stock products and the probable
expenses for farm operation, and
family maintenance, says the cir­
cular.
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