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W A N T E D — WOMAN OR G IR L OUT
of school to do housew ork in home
of eld erly couple. See or w rite Mrs.
A. R. B lin sto n , C olum bia d is tric t,
H erm isto n .
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Q uestion of Origin of
Indian Is Not Settled
The country from which the orig­
inal Indian tribes came may never
be settled. The American encyclo­
pedia says:
“The question of the antiquity of
the American Indian culture is dif­
ficult to settle satisfactorily. So,
while one may not believe that
America was the original habitat
of the human race, he may be cer­
tain that very many millenniums
have elapsed since the Red Man be­
gan his career as the autochthone
(aborigine) of the New World. There
seems every reason to believe that
at the close of the Glacial age man
had spread over a considerable por­
tion of both North and South Amer­
ica and was contemporary with Eu­
ropean man of an early epoch. To
calculate man’s residence in the
American environment by years is
impossible on present evidence.”
Stimpson’s “Uncommon Knowl­
edge” in answering this same ques­
tion says:
"In view of overwhelming evi­
dence to the contrary, any theory
that derives the Indians from any
Old World people within compar­
atively recent times should be
looked upon with extreme skepti­
cism.”
The usual theory is that the orig­
inal Indians entered this continent
from Asia by crossing the Bering
strait, but as these writers imply,
this could only have occurred in
time very remote.
OATS AND B A R LEY FOR SEED —
O ats, $ 28.50; B arley , $22; T um -
A -Lum L u m b er Co., Echo, Or. 28-2tc
FOR SALE, T R A D E OR R E N T TO
r ig h t person, 20 acres im proved
farm . See Jesse Snead, C olum bia
d is tric t.
2 8-tfc
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
MESSAGE
y/
DAIRY PRODUCTS
MEN FAVOR SALES &
QUALITY INCREASE
TO
EVERY
UNIONS GROW OUT OF WORK
CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY
In te re s t in h ig h e r q u a lity , b e tte r
m a c h in e ry an d in creased
sales e f­
fo rts proved to be th e th r e e c h ie f
h ig h lig h ts of th e tw e n ty -e ig h th a n ­
n u a l co n v en tio n of th e O regon D airy
M a n u fa c tu re rs' asso ciatio n
a t O re­
gon S ta te college.
T h e m en w ho ta k e th e p ro d u c e rs’
m ilk an d cream an d pass it on to th e
co n su m er in th e form of b u tte r, ice
cream , cheese and flu id m ilk proved
to be c o n sta n tly on th e lo o k o u t fo r
b e tte r m eth o d s w h ich w ill give th e
co n su m er a m ore a ttra c tiv e p ro d u ct
an d th ereb y im prove th e m a rk e t fo r
th e d a iry fa rm e rs ' raw m a te ria l.
T he asso ciatio n sp en t m ost of th e
co n v en tio n period h e a rin g an d see­
in g te c h n ic a l le c tu re s an d dem on­
s tra tio n s of v ario u s b ra n c h e s of in
d u stry , th e n
closed th e bu sin ess
m e e tin g by en d o rsin g a b ill to p ro ­
vide a p ro m o tio n al fu n d a n d one to
im prove th e sta n d a rd s of ice cream
m a n u fa c tu re .
O fficers chosen for th e com ing
y e a r a re K e n n eth Poole, P o rtla n d ,
p re s id e n t: A n d rew T acch ella, P o r t­
lan d , vice p re s id e n t; Dr. G. H. W ll-
s te r , OSC, se c re ta ry ; F. F. M oser,
C orvallis, tre a s u re r. D irecto rs a re
N. A. P e te rs, J . K. Goss, L yle H a m ­
m ack, P o rtla n d ; U. S. L ong, T illa ­
m ook; J. H. Steele, A sto ria ; J. H.
B ig ler, M t. A ngel, an d P ercy M u r­
ra y , K la m a th F a lls_ ________
(Co-op L eague N ews S ervice)
A n tig o n ish , N ova S cotia— T h e co­
o p e ra tiv e m ovem ent
w hich
has
gro w n out of th e a d u lt ed u cation
p rogram sponsored by St. F ra n c is
X avier U n iv ersity has spread beyond
th e bo u n d aries of N ova S cotia and
th e re a re now 346 coop erativ es and
c re d it u n io n s in o p eratio n in the
M aritim e P rovinces, acco rd in g to the
E x ten sio n B u lletin of th e u n iv e rsi­
ty.
T he a d u lt ed u catio n p ro g ram c a r­
ried on by th e extension d e p a rtm e n t
of th e C anadihn college is based
upon sm all stu d y circles o r "k itc h e n
stove colleges” organized by m iners,
fa rm ers a n d fish erm en to stu d y the
econom ic co n d itio n s w h ich h ad re ­
duced them to a b je c t p o v erty an d to
fin d a w ay to do so m eth in g fo r th e m ­
selves to rem edy th a t
situ a tio n .
M ore th a n 1100 stu d y clubs w ere o r­
ganized an d it is estim a te d
th a t
25,000 people hav e tak en p a rt in th e
program .
A ccording to th e ex ten sio n b u lle­
tin , th e re a re 148 c re d it u n io n s in
N ova Scotia, 68 in N ew B runsw ick
an d 37 in P rin c e E d w ard Is la n d ; 43
co o p erativ e sto re s in N ova Scotia
and 2 in P rin c e E dw ard Is la n d ; 17
co-op lo b ster p rocessing p la n ts in
N ova Scotia, 12 in New B ru n sw ick
an d 7 in P rin c e E d w ard Is la n d ; and
12 cooperative sm elt m a rk e tin g a s­
so ciatio n s In New B runsw ick.
T he co operative
w holesale
in
M oncton, New B ru n sw ick , h a s re ­
THE DAIRY PRODUCTS INDUS­ c e n tly opened >a b ra n c h w arehouse in
Sydney to
serve co o p erativ es in
TRIES CAN TELL THE
E a ste rn Nova Scotia a n d C ape B re­
CONSUMER
ton Islan d . T w en ty -fiv e coopera-»
fives a re alre a d y b u y in g th ro u g h it
milk is needed daily — A an d a t th e end of its firs t th re e
m o n th s’ o p e ra tio n s
it
rep o rted
QUART IS RECOMMENDED FOR
m o n th ly sales of $13,000.
W H A T SCIENCE SAYS
CHILDREN,
A
P IN T
BUSINESS JUMPS 65 PER CENT
(Co-op L eague N ew s S ervice)
E v an sto n , Illin o is — T he N o rth
S hore C ooperative Society, o ften re­
fe rre d to a s th e fa s te st g ro w in g co­
op in th e C hicago area, rep o rted a t
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE its a n n u a l m eetin g a n d b an q u e t a t
th e F ir s t M ethodist c h u rc h h ere F eb ­
UMATILLA PROJECT FARM
ru a ry 16 th a t its m em bership had
BUREAU.
in creased 45 p e r cen t and its b u si­
ness for 1938 w as 65 per c en t above
th a t of th e previous year. D u rin g
T he a n n u a l p ay m en t of $1.00 to th e y ear la u n d ry service w as a d d ed
th e o rg a n iz a tio n w as due M arcn 1st, to th e co-op's m any d e p a rtm e n ts an d
an d we w ould lik e to h av e a ll old th e m ilk d e p a rtm e n t w as expanded
m em bers, and as m any new ones as by th e ad d itio n of a th ird
m ilk
possible, in good
sta n d in g
before ro u te.
A pril 1st. M em bership in th e F a rm
N o rth 9 h o re’s gross sales fo r th e
B ureau also e n title s th e h o ld er to a y ear 1938 am o u n ted to $127,946.
y e a r’s su b sc rip tio n to th e H erm isto n T he break-dow n by d e p a rtm e n ts is
H erald , s ta r tin g A pril 1st. R e g u la r as follow s:
su b sc rip tio n price is $2.00 per y ear.
G roceries ......................... $62,723
C. M. JACKSON,
M eats ................................. 25,37 4
S ecretary .
Milk ...................................
27.122
9,858
S ervice s ta tio n ' ...........
ATTENTION COOPERATORS.
2,867
L a u n d ry .......................
T o tal ».U ps for 193 7 w ere $77.253
T he fin a l m e etin g to decide th e
m an n er of fin a n c in g and policies of — th e in crease fo r 1938 w as m ore
m a n ag e m en t for th e new co o p erativ e th a n 65 per cen t. M em bership rose
h a rd w a re an d
fuel e sta b lish m e n t from 47 6 to 689 or 45 per cen t. I n ­
w ill be held S a tu rd a y , M arch 4, in d ic a tiv e of th e c o n tin u a l g ro w th of
th e L egion h all, a t 8 :0 0 p. m. T he th e co-op is th e fa c t th a t- th e D ecem ­
new co operative w ill ta k e th e place ber sales w ere th e h ig h e st on record
$11 u n d e r $14.000. T he N o rth
qf th e G ran g e C ooperative, now
S hore C redit U nion rep o rted assets
closing out.
A t th e a n n u a l m eetin g of the of $11,000 a t th e close of th e y e a r,
F a rm B ureau C ooperative, it w as re p re s e n tin g an in crease of ab o u t
decided to c o n tin u e th e m a c h in ­ 400 per c en t since th e la s t a n n u a l
ery re p a ir an d h a rd w a re d e p a rtm e n t m eetin g . N et e a rn in g s w ere 4.1 per
fo r a lim ited tim e u n til a new c e n t of w hich 3.5 per c e n t w as re ­
o rg a n iz a tio n w as form ed to c o u tin u e tu rn e d in cash to th e m em bers.
MEMBER.
346 COOPERATIVES AND CREDIT
OF
AND LAUNDRY ROUTES AS
FOR
th e service.
T h e tim e is ap p ro a c h in g
w hen
m a c h in ery re p a irs w ill be needed
a n d we m ust a c t im m ediately. If a t
all in te re ste d be a t th e L egion h a ll,
S a tu rd a y M arch 4, a t 8 :0 0 P. m.
COM M ITTEE.
Members Westland Grange Home
Ec Club Notice.
T h e n e x t re g u la r m eetin g of the
c lu b w ill be M arch 8, a t th e hom e
of Mrs. C laren ce K ennlson, across
from th e H erm isto n G eneral hospl
tai. Mrs. Joe C orliss w ill be hos
tess.
Westland Grange Supper.
A C hicken C hinese noodle supper
w ill be served in the L egion h all,
. B egin y o u r b u d g e t-m a k in g PRODUCER COOPERATIVES
M arch 9, by th e W estlan d G ran g e
by s e ttin g asid e m oney fo r a con­
4-ROOM M ODERN
HOUSE FU R -
to h elp b u ild a pecial fu n d . S upper
s t a n t m ilk su p p ly of a q u a r t a day IN STRICKEN AREAS
n ish e d ; also m odern a p a rtm e n ts ;
w ill be served from six to e ig h t in
for every ch ild in th e fam ily and
B arley hay, $6 to n , for sale. H. E.
th e ev en in g . C rack ers, pickles, c a t­
a t le a st a p in t for ev ery a d u lt. ’
H an b y , H erm isto n .
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sup a n d sa u c e and coffee w ill be
(Co-op L eague N ews S ervice)
__ Dr. E. V. M cCollum in Mc­
served w ith th e chicken noodles.
H ongkong— A p rogram of econo­
C all’s M agazine.
M a rg a re t S eeliger,
CHOICE SH ORTHO RN BABY B E E F
V isito rs to th e W o rld ’s F a ir of m ic re c o n s tru c tio n c a llin g fo r th e
L e ctu rer,
fo r lo ck ers;
o n e-h alf w ill w eigh
o rg a n iz a tio n of 30.000 sm all Indus­
a b o u t 175 lbs., B. P. R and, Irrig o n . th e W est w ill be able to sp en d 10
tr ia l cooperatives to produce
con­ LOCKER ROOM AND BUTCHER
28-4 tp h o u rs a d ay fo r 12 d ay s an d still
sum
ab
le
goods
for
m
illio
n
s
of
hom
e­
n o t cover com p letely th e v a st n u m ­
SHOP HOURS.
less C hinese and to supply some of
b
er
of
free
ex
h
ib
its.
FO R R EN T —
H O U SEK EEPIN G
th e needs of th e C hinese a rm ies Is
No one ev er o u tg ro w s th e need of
room ; also tr a n s ie n t room s, C ar­
T h e side door to th e m eat c u ttin g
alre a d y u n d e r w ay in th e in te rio r
te r ’s A p artm en ts.
28-3tp m ilk. T h is need is g re a te s t d u rin g of C hina, acco rd in g to new s received
d
e
p a rtm e n t of th e
U m a tilla Coop­
th e p eriods of g ro w th , fo r m ilk p ro ­
h ere from th e g o v ern m en t of C hina e ra tiv e C ream ery w ill be closed d u r­
vides
th
e
b
u
ild
in
g
m
a
te
ria
ls
for
W A N TED — CALVES, 3 TO S MO.
a t C hunking.
in g th e noon h o u r and on S undays
old. W rite W ill M. P e te rso n , P e n ­ m uscles, bones an d te eth .
As th e
Jap an ese
have sw ept
T he s ta n d a rd of a q u a r t of m ilk th ro u g h sections of C h in a, p a rtic u ­ except d u rin g th e sum m er m o n th s
d leto n .
28-6tp
d aily w as e stab lish ed as a re s u lt of la rly in th e N o rth , th e y have tak en w hen ice is h a n d le d .
LOST — C H ILD ’S GLASSES BE- e a rly re se a rc h . R e c e n t in v e stig a ­ over th e in d u s tria l c e n te rs and as a
On week d ay s th e side s tre e t en­
tw een C olum bia school house and tio n s h av e raised th e q u estio n of re s u lt th e m ajo r sources of m a n u ­
tra n c e w ill be open from 8 :0 0 a. m
J a s p e r te m p leto n ra n c h . L eave a t w h e th e r th is is th e m ost d esirab le fa c tu re d goods have been c u t off for to 12:00 noon, an d from 1 :0 0 p. m
H erald office. A dam B lahm . 2 8 -ltp am o u n t. Dr. P. C. Je a n s , n a tio n a lly both th e C hinese a rm ies 'and fo r re f­ to 5 :0 0 p. m. D u rin g o th e r hours
k n o w n p e d ia tric ia n of th e U n iv ersity
TO R E N T FOR CASH — 4 2-acres of Iow a, h as re c e n tly sum m ed up ugees w ho hav e fled by th e h u n d ­ p a tro n s a re ask ed to use fr o n t en ­
w ith o u t b u ild in g s, A. D. S m ith , 7 o ur kno w led g e on th is su b ject. He red s of th o u sa n d s to th e h in te rla n d . tra n c e to th e cream ery.
To m eet th is s itu a tio n th e M inis­
mi. S. W. of H erm isto n .
28-3tp says th a t th e d aily re q u ire m e n t of
tr y of E conom ics has set up fo u r 80 RADIO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED
FO R~SA LE— HOT W A TER BROOD- m ilk b etw een one and th r e e y e a rs of h e a d q u a rte rs, tw o n o rth
of th e
e r stove an d com plete pipes, larg e age an d betw een ten an d tw elve Y an g tze and tw o so u th . To th is AS WISCONSIN CELEBRATES
cap acity , $100; Also 1 used bicycle, y ears of a g e is 'o n e q u a r t; b etw een b elt, 1600 m iles long, hav e fled be­ COOPERATIVE WEEK FEB. 20-24
$10. G. G. S m ith , S tan field . 28-3tc fo u r an d six y ears, c h ild h o o d ’s p e r­ tw een th i r t y an d six ty m illion re fu ­
iod of slow est g ro w th , n o t fa r from gees. F rom each of th e s tra te g ic a l­
(Co-op L eague N ew s S ervice)
W A TE R W E L L D RILLIN G — LET a p in t; a n d b etw een sev en and n in e
Some O w ls’ Eyesight as
ly located c en te rs, g ro u p s of o rg a n i­
M adison, W ise.— T h e a ir
w aves
m e g iv e you an e stim a te ;
New years, one an d a h a lf p in ts. He em ­
Keen by Day as at Night
zers, e n g in e e rs and coopenators, go over W isconsin w ere fu ll of coopera­
eq u ip m en t. W ill accep t stock as p a rt
Owls, symbols of wisdom and ob­ p ay m en t. J. I. P ra y , B o ard m an . 28-2p phasizes th a t a p in t is n o t enough o u t to g e th e r in to th e su rro u n d in g tiv e m essages th is week a s th e s ta te
except d u rin g one b rie f period. W ith c o u n try to e n list th e su p p o rt of lo sw u n g in to Its a n n u a l c e le b ra tio n of
jects of superstitious dread through
the ages, are portrayed in a sympa­ W A N TED TO BUY— F R E S H MILK a q u a rt needed a t tw o p erio d s and cal o fficials, su rv ey th e resources W isconsin C ooperative W eek w hich
a p in t an d a h a lf a t a n o th e r one. he and needs of th e co m m u n ities, con G overnor H ell proclaim ed
thetic light in an exhaustive bulle­
fo r ob­
cows. O. L. S tra u g h a n , R t. 2,
tin on their behavior by Arthur
co n sid ers a q u a rt d aily a safe gen d u ct m eetin g s and advise th e w o rk ­ serv a n c e F e b ru a ry 20 to 24. More
P
e
n
d
le
to
n
.
27-2tp
Cleveland Bent of Taunton, Mass.,
e ra l reco m m en d atio n fo r th e period ers on th e tech n ical problem s of o r­ th a n 80 p ro g ram s had been a rra n g e d
and issued in Washington by the FOR SALE— F IN E A LFA LFA HAY, of childhood.
g a n iz in g th e ir own cooperatives. T he over W isconsin ra d io s ta tio n s as the
Smithsonian institution.
w ith some w h eat in it. Jam es E d ­
M uch research is needed on m ilk M in istry of E conom ics lo an s th e co­ week began.
A n u m b er of papers
Bent describes the courtship and die, F o u rth U n it, H erm isto n . 27-3tp
re q u ire m e n ts
d u rin g
adolescence. o p erativ es su ffic ie n t fu n d s to acq u ire a re expected to p rin t special coop­
mating of different species of these
birds of darkness, their care of the FO R SA LE— C H O PPED HAY, NO T h is is a period of ra p id g ro w th and tools, m achines, raw m a te ria l and e ra tiv e
e d itio n s,
and
ch u rch es,
p ro b ab ly th e need fo r m ilk a t th is w o rk in g c a p ita l. Tx>an.s v a ry in g from schools and
young, nest building and pursuit of
co o p erativ e o rg a n iz a ­
san d b u rrs, $11.00 d eliv ered , 5 mi.
food. They vary from rather gentle
tim e is as g re a t o r g re a te r th a n at $500 to $10,000 a re g ra n te d d ep en d ­ tio n s w ill ta k e p a rt In co-op week
birds, he finds, to “tigers and wild­ S.W . of S ta n fie ld . E. C. C h an ey , Ec­ a n y o th e r tim e.
in g upon th e type of m a n u fa c tu rin g a c tiv itie s.
27-tfc
cats” of the feathered world, and ho, Ore.
W in d in g up th e ce le b ra tio n
w ill
from fairly intelligent creatures to FOR SALE— 3 W ORK HORSES, 3 P re g n a n c y and la c ta tio n a re really Intended.
Some of th e In d u stries alread y be­ be a co n ference on org an ized labor
p eriods of g ro w th , d u rin g w hich the
some which appear stupid.
He contradicts the popular idea y e a r old. A. T. K au ffm an , H erm is­ m o th er re q u ire s a q u a rt o r m ore of ing re-estab lish ed in sm all u n its on and consum er coo p eratio n held in
27-3tp m ilk, fo r h er own needs an d those a co o perative base a re ta n n in g le a th ­ R acine. F e b ru a ry 24-26.
F e a tu re d
that these birds can see only in the to n .
dark. Nearly all the species have POSITION W A N T E D — BUSINESS of th e baby. A p in t of m ilk a day is er, w eaving, b u ild in g sm all boats, sp eak ers a t th e co n ference Include:
recom m ended for all o th e r a d u lts, sp in n in g , k n ittin g .
p rin tin g ,
coal H en ry Ohi, J r ., p re sid e n t of th e W is­
chosen the night for their depreda­
college g ra d u a te and office ex p er­
tions and naturally have well-de­
because th e q u a litie s
w hich m ake and Iron m in in g , flo u r m illin g , con­ consin F e d e ra tio n of L abor, an d J a ­
veloped night vision, but in some ience. R eferences. Mrs. J. R. R us­ m ilk an ideal g ro w th food also m ake v e rtin g v eg etab le oils in to fuel sub- cob B aker, p re s id e n t of th e U nited
cases there is evidence that their sell, Gen. D elivery. H erm isto n . Ore- it Ideal fo r m a in ta in in g h e a lth and s titu te s and o th e r a c tiv itie s w hich
F ed eral W o rk e rs:
E.
R.
Bowen,
27-3 tp
sight is just as keen in bright sun­ gon.
v igor. It m ay be ta k e n as a beve- ! fa n be ca rrie d on in sm all sem i-m o- g en eral se c re ta ry of th e C ooperative
light. The almost strictly noctur­
nal barn owl, however, seems really ELE C T R IC R E F R IG E R A T O R AND rag e, o r in cooked d ish es, such as t)f)e u n its. M any of th e refugees L eague of th e U.S.A.; Joseph G ilb ert,
e le c tric ra d io to tra d e fo r m ilk cream soups, cream ed v eg eta b les and who a re now m em bers of th e cooper- e d ito r of th e
bewildered in daylight, during which
M idland C o o p erato r:
it remains inactive, often soundly cows. A. F. L iles. A th en a, O regon. c u sta rd .
ativ es w ere skilled te c h n ic ia n s in H e rb e rt K a tt, m a n a g e r of th e R a­
27-3tp
asleep.
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I th e lr resp ectiv e fields before the in- cin e C onsum ers
C ooperative.
and
The widely distributed barred owl
S lxteen e le p h a n t tr a in s ru n n in g | vasion of th e Jap an ese drove them Jam es Myers, in d u s tria l se c re ta ry of
has exceptionally keen eyesight by A F E W TON O F A LFA LFA HAY, a t 1 0 -m in u te in te rv a ls w ill provide from th e cities and d estroyed (he
th e F ed eral C ouncil of C hurches. A
day as well as night. It hunts only
th ird c u ttin g . G. W. M cC racken,
at night, but with the pupil con­ 4 ml. e a st H erm isto n , S ta n fie ld pro- tra n s p o rta tio n a r o u n d T re a su re facto ries in w hich th ey w ere w ork- h u n d re d and fifty d e le g a te s from
isla n d to a ll w ho com e to th e Ool- ing.
N a tu ra l
resources,
h ith e rto u n io n s and co o p erativ es a re e x p ect­
tracted it can also see perfectly in
2 -3 tp
Ject.
San F r a n - , unw orked, a re b eing uncovered and ed to a tte n d .
the brightest daylight.
den G ate E x p o sitio n in
used.
FO R SA LE OR TRADE— 1 P A IR cisco Bay.
F lo ren ce I ta ta n l, w eig h in g Just
" I t is expected th a t th e producer
m ules an d a set of h arn ees. W. L.
F ra n k
F u lle r
J r .,
C a lifo rn ia
th
re
e pounds, becam e th e w o rld 's
cooperatives
w
ill
solve
a
real
pro­
Dix son. C olum bia d ia tric t.
2 6 -3 tp
W o rld ’s F a ir F ly in g
A m bassador,
Of in te re s t to all sta m p collectors blem for C h in a ’s m illio n s In p rovid­ y o u n g est tro u p e r th is w eek, w hen
flew from S an
F ran cisco to Loa FO R SALE— 1 STACK OF MIXED w ill be th e new J-c e n t stam p issued in g both a liv in g and m uch needed b e r p a re n ts sig n e d a c o n tra c t to
a lf a lf a an d oot bay ab o u t 20 to n s by th e g o v ern m en t to com m eruorats goods is a re a s now c u t off from th e show h e r to C a lifo rn ia W o rld ’s F a ir
A ngeles in 62 m in u tes, clip p in g fiva
a t $ (.0 0 . M endenhall siste rs, S ta n ­ th e G olden G ate In te rw a tlo a a l E xpo­ o u tsid e an d facto ry -m ad e p ro d u c ts,” v isito rs In a baby In c u b a to r conces­
m in u te s, seven seconds from h is field .
2 « -3 tp
th e M in istry of E conom ics declared. sion.
sitio n .
record of laat year.
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FOR EYE COMFORT AND
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Come to Pendleton for
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When Needed.
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OVER W OOLW ORTHS
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