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General Newt
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Suit Mtfitt Afttl Olfatto« I
C. L nrwaca, Mark«! Agsat
Nltice It District Road Mett mg
the producer«, then will the great
middle-profit* and
ripen*«« be
HOW TO SAVE MONEY
WHEN SHOPPING
lowered to the benefit of the three
Washington K m it» co operative el •••*••.
hay association over and has 75 per
Dignity govih Iwfore a banana peek
cent of the alfalfa hav «igned up to
|luw<!> Ni gi.l.uri-
It look -Milton
flftun tay« to write one pag« of a
took, 'hnuthit g. I taw in the paper
the other day where a fellow in the
pen »pent twenty year« on one sent­
ence.
be handled through pool •elling.
finance
The
orgaoiMliun
will
through the Intermediate Credit
Bank. The game movement ia now
umler way in Oregon and there ia
little doubt, «ay the promoter», but
what it will go over «-««llv. when
there will be co-operation of the two
•late aaeociatiune and 7f>'% of the
hay grown in the northw«-«t will lie
committed to a definite «elling plan
toy MRS HARLAND H ALLF.N
Oooooooooocoocoooooooooooo
ig. Iktk Harissa II
A few year« ago the poultrymen
of Oregon «hltiped their eggs to the
different commiaaion houses ami
packing concern and aaked. “How
much will you give’” Today the
poultrymen have a strong co opera­
tive association which flic« the
price on the egg* and the dealers
have to meet it.
Further, the
dealers consider the price of the
cieoperative association in quoting
prices to thoav who are not mem­
bers uf the organization
The
awociation fixes the egg price of
Oregon
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Industrial prices are abnormally
high and agricultural prices ab­
normally low
This put« the farm­
er In r tight hole and it w««ul«i «eem
that through group action II«-» his
only hope in adjusting the«*- con­
ditions
The cotton growers, tobac­
co raisers and fruit grower« of the
South have pulled their Industrie«
up from loss to profit bv united
action
In this era of combination«
and price filing, the industry that
throws its products on the market
and take« the buyers price, stands
a slim chance to succeed
The Agricultural new«. Washing­
ton's state Grange
publication,
print« a story that ahonhi «ear it-
««•If into the mind of every farmer
who read» it. A wheat raising com­
munity in Canada was [raying 16e
for binder twine, when the farmers
formed a co-operative company ami
built a twine factory and sold the
•nine twine at h J cents, the actual
coat being K cents. The Ing mach­
inery corporation, which had for
years «old the farmers twine, at
once cut their price from Hi cent«
to H cents, one half cent lowe. than
the farmer's co operative price, and
this price prevailed until the far­
mer«* factory was struck liy light­
ning and burned, then the corpor-
atinn put its once tmek to lfi cents,
fully insured, the farners rebuilt
their plant and again put their
twine on the market at M cents,
when the private cortaoation once
more reduce«I its price from Hi to
8 cents, hoping to induce the tarn-
era to deaert their own organization
by the lower price, Thi» «tory
illustrates the whole co-operative
movement more than column« of
argument could.
The potato inspection and grading
law ia being generally ol**«erved by
growers and shippers and the «enti-
w -*t over the state ia very fav «r-
to the new act. There ia of
irse the usual oppaition o«< the
rflrt o» aome to this law, aa there
to to any law that would guarantee
• standard product
Farmers mav
biain «ack stencils, postpaid. 25c
each by applying to Gevnge R
Hialop. i a peri met it Station.
C , Corvallis. Oregon
Slowly the farmer«
are realising that they
line aa other Industrie«
cwoeumei ra and retailer«
of Oregon
muat com-
do
When
will real sc
Vitto
COMFORT
in the
morning/
— Noon, night or
there’snoth-
morning
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ing so gratifying as the
warmth from a good
oil
heater
filled with
Pearl Oil! 1 ieat by the
roomful
right
where
and when it is needed:
sick-room or guest­
room, living-room,
hallw ay or bath—no fire
to lay—coal, wood or
ashes to lug— only the
touch of a match! And
no “oily” smell
Pearl
Oil is refined and re­
refined
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THE RIGHT COR5ET
Ifitien Oregon'a 7S% >• wgne«i up
joint price filing and «elling will i>*
worked out. This ia a dem<>n«trat­
ion ot farmers operating their own
busineea. rather than letting the
banker« run it for them
It cun Iw
applied to almost any product grown
in sufficient quanitie» to warrant
an urganualioo.
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the clear,
bright flame consumes
it entirely.
When you order, re­
If you «till wear am. II la Important
that you should ksow the kiwi ot ewr
•et you cun wear with grrate-t com
fort, etili U h - kind that gives )uu tl.e
te»t III»»*
There are re«^ignirr>l to be nine typt •
of » uuh - u to !■» tllti-d with ><>r* ta.
aad all upt-wlate cut sotierre* no* p«w
tklr for tfarse types
They ar* (I)
The ah«wt. «Irti-le» figure; (2) Hie tall,
•tender figure. (S) lite »hurt woi*t«-d
figure, <i) The short, h--<»y figure
(3) The tall, tie««) figure. (61 Th«
full-hip figure, (•> The full -t -t I.C
ur»¡ (h) Ite swayed <«•«-• figure. airi
(to) The normal figure
Here are a few sugg««tiou* a» to
Ihe binds of wrests liuti are I»« *l f.o
your build.
If you bave a attori, aim- er fig« ■ •
eh»«e a curate m-sleratel) abort, light
la weight, and with few -lays
The *au>e bolds for th« tail, slender
figure with the add» <1 «-sull -n t’-.-
tla> «orse! must be l<-ng enough o»t-<
the hipa to give an unbroken Ut»
Never wear a corset too tight, as II. -
only makes a aleudar wutuan api<e«r
m«>re atender.
Tor tl«e abort anilafrd figure, the • -r-
art should be fltl«-d rath«-, |.„...|y and
worn well down on thr figure
It«-
aure that the r«>r*rt la »holt enough
below the waist line In (t ut
The short, heavy figure requlrr* a
corset with short stays, to prevent
’"hitching" up when th«- wear«« »its
dwwn thus making her app< ar «borici
waist rd than ever
If you are tail, In« tlnmi to the heavy
figure, wear a <v »--I with a very - y
skirt,
1-et the length come at tlu-
back and sldi-a. howe'er, keeping It
A corset that la too
abati In front
tight uu a large woman will can«-
her to apprar to he •'all cwt-.-ta "
The full-hip figure ha* the an¡ne
problem, and the corset m- *< l«e l<-i«g
•nd well-boned ever tie- hl|*s beventi
Mr«a>g elastics are necr»*«ry to fasten
the cerset tu b<>ae
I •o not w ear «'or-
set tight ia an attempt to redace sire
of hipa er letmitulhsi of the c««r*e<
will alauw, giving an ugly I1i«a
For the full4.0*1 <^1 figure it Is g«-t>
»rally inure satisfactory to wear low
buetvd comet and confine the »atra
flesh In a well filili.g bras* era
The awayed bat k figure tak«-* an or-
dlr-ary corset and slier» llw hack la
very mirk carved, a siuslt corset pad
la attached to the Inside of the corset
wbv-rv nee«led
If yau tiare the happy perfect fig­
urs, you liai« ualy lo rhocr ite <.r
red siae for yuur watet. and a coni
fart able length and weight.
A «Ire
1*0 Inches smaller that* your ordln
•«7 measurement ia the general rulr
member “coal oil” and
“kerosene” are simply
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generic terms for ker­
osene
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of all kinds—
good, bad and indiffer­
ent. Make sure you get
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the highest quality ker­
osene only, refined by
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the Standard Oil Com­
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pany’s special process,
/fii for Pearl Oil by
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name.
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S rANDAtr) OIL COMPANY
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PEARL
OIL
(KI3UMBNÍ)
>H£AT& LIGHT
Th» three «prtgtoly hat« pWnrwl
here, for young girla, convey the ap
peal of naive and happy youth. In their
«Imide designing. The hat at the toy
has a cap crown—made In «sclloae—
sad brim roiled up saucily at the fr>ml
Below la a velvet lam with sectional
crown resting on a narrow upturned
brim and little velvet apples dangling
from the aide
In the third hat the
alder S p- rol I lag hrltn la featured by
tearing on It triangular «trapa havlrg
their edges butl.mlrnled with heavy
Pursuant to a petition «igne.I by a le­
gal number of reaaient freeholder«, tax.
pa>vrs and legal voter« of Road District
Ko 16 of Linn County. Oregon, Notice
is Hereby Given that • meeUtur of the
legal voters uf ruwl Dwlncl No. 16 of
lann County, Oregon, will I* held at
the hour of 2 o'clock I*. M., on the 2Hn
day of November. 1XÍI. at the ‘am ’«a
Ine» »«-buoi HoUae in *aal Road Dirt rie t
to determine »heather or not said Rued
I het net «hall vote • »pretal (ax of
Jli**J u|>on all lhe taxable property
within »ani Road Distnct fur th<- Im
provement of thr road« therein a* fol
low«, to-wit, grafting, gravelling, drain
mg and repairing »asi ruada
Byorder of the County Court of Unn
County, Oregon.
Daini ihi*
«lay of Ortolwr, 193L
Attest Rnaaeil. County Clerk.
It M Payne. County Judge.
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1h<»m». County Commiosioner.
J, D. l»om. County Como **u»ner.
* <a«tr*t this ZMb day uf October, llfj-i
By W. A Gilksv, Appointed by th«
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CARLH l.l.Y CONDI CTKD VISION
-URVEYM .how. that 62%. of all chid-
ten b. tan a tte ages uf ata atid si a lesa
have defective eyes,
M «1 of ihrs,
children
forced to du »«bod work
i.at.-i «i- of a
»taut nervous «train
cau’«"i! by
«-gl« • 1 of eyes that need
i
And Uw pitiful part ia that the
pat-
» i. --r
> of the conditions
. a rot Mir t ■» child from the penalty
he i* conatanUy paying.
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HANOI H ALUNO.
Mar ifacturmg Optician
No. Gladys, the autom«»b le bandit*
referred lu in the new* pa pvt* are not
h« ones who work on your car in the
rpair h<»p.
Iwrti-
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egesaWa
'ibuae and gel
NOIiCE Of DURICI ROAD MIETINE
The salesman who fall« down gets
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,r>t to a petition signed by a
up a lot quicker than the one that be-
legal i f ■ r uf reeidrnt fn vholdera,
down. Moral. Go to bat on every- tan
n <1 I« gal voter« of Road Dis-
king
t- t >.
f i ir n County, «»regon.
1 i. ■. I y Given that a meeting
Germany can't pay that debt to the N ■ «
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,-,i i i r* of Rord Mwtrict No.
United States until she figures It up
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C< nty. Oregon, will beheld
.n marks and that may take several
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2 o'clock P M . on the
> ears.
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November, r.ril, at the
■ ■ ,
< -‘pany,« < ondensing
» t
• « : I! ad Diatrict, to de­
Maybe Henry Ford could get a lot
rm i • w fi. t h< r or not «aid Road Di»-
more vote» for l’reatdent if he rbahg
t
< *1 tax of H&tW.UO
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tr - laxabli property within
ed the shape of the h-xtd« ami tonnea
■ *lriit fur th« improvement
.«a and painted them Mime other ahnd« -.11. .
I follows, to wit.
of black.
. > r»\ding, drawing and repair­
ing sai«i rvads.
W c Doubt It.
I s
i f Ir.c County Court of Linn
i iiunty, Oregon.
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Breathe* there a man with »oul
|i • In
l?tb day of October. 1V2.I
dead,
A '
E -M Hu« • IL County Clerk.
Who never to him-elf ha« raid.
P. .M Payne, County Judge.
When h<- bumped hi« *hin againxt th« Il C. It» r: . ' i-unty Commiaaloner.
lie»1. ■ (Censored.)
• 4. i >> tuber 1923
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.sLclton, Appointed by the
Court
12-3t.
Two
Kllled la »1,000.000 Bla*«
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Lo« Angalea. Cai
Twn dead. *««>re*
Definition».
al ghtly Injurad and propsrty loss«
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Tn t i* what prevents a gray
«■innata«! at upnarda of Il uou.OUO re
• I 1 I r< t i«r with wrinkle* in
awitad trota thè brunii firea whlch
f
i reminding a youthful-
«wept orar ridgea and canyon* neor
ir -a
an in knee length skirt
Ih« «uburba of Moni rote. Eag.e Rock
that '!-<>•« «■ l«oy and girl together.
and t.lendale north of her»
G»ner«l Og'»thorp»s Body flshumad
Cranham, Kngland
The body of
(■eneral James E Oglet horpe founder
of thè «tate of Geòrgia, was un- ft had
h«r«- by tbs »»--avators nudar the
dire« tlon of r*r Tb«>rnwell Jac«>i>s The
trudy will b« ratnuved to Atlanta.
Increate of Buttcrfat
I» Not Made by Feedin?
Accordlng to eviierimental w.»rk that
ha» heeti rione Ih«- («erecntage of f.-i»
In milk cann«»t he Increti*, d by feed
Ing Tl*e tullk ««f «-urli Individuai co«
■eein* to bave a fitrd contimelil««n that
le naturai to her Trae, thè rlchn«*
of thè tullk msy be Increased or de
creassHl for a short tinte If thè <*ow*«
digestive System la dl«turb«'d by «lek
■eoa or Improper fedina bui will ri­
tum to the normal teat In ■ »hort
tltne The quantity of milk may «welly
vary with feeding cot>«ei|m-ntly the
total (HMinrh* of liurterfat Woril't be In
creaaed Wlthotlf a varlatlnn in the
By having a cow In hfgli fi«-«!
test
at thè tinte of freahantng. thè teat tnay
Ite ml*e«l fi«r a tltne thè suitpoalitou
belng that thè body fnt la drn«n up.-n
bnt It <«nly tasta f««r a short timo
when thè test return» to thè p«dnt pe
cullar to thè Individuili.
I ., 't
Thrift i* what causes the
p. : y to issue an order
slf., t that no operator shall
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- t ;mi of day
In»tend of aay-
u- * ■
«i -hr saves a lot of time
“We are not permitted
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• rul-
of thr company, to
give you the time of day."
‘■Sul-* ri be f*r the Tribune
MICKIE SAVS—
O* ADG.
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□OutyUt WAtajLi UA0 A muvm
Of kVCK AMO PUUXD IM A
cutxokAta wii-nouT amx
PVrM-K>TM. Bvri IT
?R0U> THAT va 6 coot Dvr
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Pointers for Selection
of Improved Pain1 Cow
one or two *lrn- fell a food «■"•
tn a floor row the thigh run* do n
straight, so there Is no place between
the thigh and ’h* udder on one »Ide
and the tall on the other
There
about «1 he ideati of «lavllrhl between
the udder and ths tail
in* of the
beat war» tn |rll What kind of « row
A
yon have 1« bk her IrmfuTnm-nt
good dolr» tjfie ba* a aliarp *t>lne
and abni> hip b.-ne*
A *.... 1 - w baa
« large aeilv-e >h <ned »t.>m*. h
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