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MTDFOTCD MATT, TTHTUTNT!. MfinFORP. OlfKiiOX, I'UIDAY. A Hi TNT 2. l!)2f. f t I T illKiWXSIiuIlii. Or.-.. Aim. (Sp.-.iai.i 1;.'V. 1). I. Kandaf!. Sundi.y school missionary, will hold si rvii'fs Sunday afuriinon at lh eluM? of Sunday sellout. tukim: Ul.)ilao of 11. V. C.rifl'ith. vhu a to have, piem-hi'd at that linu Kveryhody Is invih-d in iiitfin! tin-yen-Ire. Mi-, and Mrs. den, Henry were pleasantly surprise! last week when Mr. Menvy's sisters, Mrs. Har ry I'm lor Mid itailL.' liter and M i . and Mrs. .1. S. Turnlmimh and suns, arrived for a visit. They left Saturday ntnrniuu for their homo In Sumner, Wash. Mr. anil Mrs. Walter Marshall unit nous returned from their trip lw Oakland, t'al.. li.st Tuesday. Mr. 4i ml Mrs. Mo tin spent a few days visiting; nt Hie home of Mrs. Mohn's sist'-r. Mrs. lien. . Henry. .Mrs. Henry iieeonipanii'd them to their homo in Oakland, t":.l.t for a two weeks' visit. Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd Wttal and Yonr rule in opping a bushel of com it Hills Bros' rule in roasting coffee You pop only a little at a time. And every berry of Hills Bros. Coffee is roasteJ evenly because only a few pounds at a time pass con tinuously through the roast ers. This process Con trolled Roasting produces a flavor such as you'll never find in bulk-roasted coffee. HILLS BROS COFFEE Fresh from the orig inal vjcuum pad. Easily opened u-itk th- key. 1929 that Carnation Milk is pure whole milk in a most convenient form; evaporated to double rich ness, "homogenized" to distrib ute the cream uniformly, and sterilized for safekeeping. Write ( Cook Book CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. P. O. Box 2138, Sutioo A. PorUud JL The Safeguarded MHfi fromCositentedCows Star Meat Market Specials for Saturday Choice Chickens & Rabbits, per lb. . 35c Beef Pot Roast, per lb 25c Choice Steaks, per lb 35c Hams, half or whole, per lb 32c Home Cured Bacon, per lb. 30c WE DELIVER Phone 273 East Main tl.nmlitiT ni OukLiml. i ii I. . wi-rv ' wpt-k t-n.l u-sis of M. nnd Mrs. W. Al. M.uiMn. On Suint.iv ih'v ; nuiiui d to l't ail Indian JmhIu Springs. Mr. and Mrs. IM Tih-Uor Mid ' Mr. an.l M:s. Karl Tucker and rhild r-n i do nil Ui-d at ih smla rinus Jast Sunday. Tlx ir il-tuh-Ifi". Mrs. IVivy ll.tny id" ltilfiial a !!.. wlm was npcm ud n fur a(p'ndiiii;!s a i-uuplc- nf wt'.-Us nun, i it iM-n.d d'-inn tiit-idy. RESIDENT !S ILL1 KDKN l'i:i-:ciNTT. Ore.. Auif. 2 (Special) We are Very sorry to 1 annuiniee that Mis. M. Kose, for mer 'hue nix i e-ident, is ijllite ill ' at the home of her e,randd,uiL:hter, Mi Niel Franklin, in Medford I I a ml we sincerely hope for her i ; speedy recovery. J Ahout L'o of the friends of Mrs. I.elia Stevens and her SOU S.vlVes- ter Slevens, gathered al their holllc j south of I'hoenlN last Tuesday ! evening and gave Sylvester it sur- prNo farewell and hirthdny party. Mr. and Mrs. Ward of I'hoenix ! are spendinu a eonple of weeks at l.ale of the Woods. ' Last Sunday quite a numher of ! Mrs. Otto Caster's friends, from ' the Phoenix church nave tier a j hirthday dtnnr-r in Ashland park. , A liasket dinner was enjoyed hv jnll and a must j h asant afternoon j spent. ! Mrs. I-:, u. Lease and Mis. Wal I ter lliahoi'LTc hit last Thursday J morning for their tionies in Sac i ranieiiln after Hi days spent visit j intr t heir pa rents. Mr. Diahorue of Itoss Ijmo and Mr. and Mrs. I ( 'arey of North Talent, i Two wrecks occurred last Snn ) day I"-! ween t wo cars near I he ; l-'i-h place un the highway south j of I'ho'-ltix. No one was injured ninl the cars were not hadly dam a,ed. I Mr. Honhani and '. t'aiey uviv in M citron! lat Wednesday, toiy , inur wire iVm ing for a fence lie ' I Ween tlo jr places. ( '. i'arey in ! closinir his two acres, j Mr. Hopkins bought a fine Jev- sev cow this week. ; ARMYTlIER KILLED j I'liANl'K l-'IKI.I), 1'iinnmn. Auk. 2. (?' Ma.i.ir I'iiul T. Ilm'k. of Jlllinuis. eotnmiitiilt'r ir the 114th - pursuit 5Hu:iUrtn "f tin. army air !i-orps. v:ts killt'il tmiay wtiilp at hwiuiiinir prartii'e nvi-r Ki'ance lliehi. .Majnr llnrk was flyinK alnnc iwiiou his airplane Innk a nuse Hive. jln'hiK wieeked when it smashed tn I the frronnd. C 1929, CUP. Co. rpoduocd In Oregon Slno 1903 j Jor thee of ajbdy , JefferyFarnol, SYX0PS19: Julian's rtveiliiiff B.ifc fut:.d Out UHvie Heltn mat . .'mki'iI chh ixmJ if, (iitjmy cool : fid J'ciithk iinth into the mill with wux nit 'J'ma hitt hits i U''9t it thf rtluine. tcu nat a ,ntt i u.fri i ri " oi tu htr enrap. Thf re . it (iditflfd that Brucklehttrtt hits brought thrte infamous roQ'its 1i the i dliiyc presumably to ab duct llt lfi. i:trhird rttita Julian $ Itittr which tltcltirts that Pitt, heaparii, or, most probably, Hi ocKlehurst kilU'it Julian fcmmsti he hriil prt'of that Pitt is an ts vupeit con l ie'. Ih spard a fortmr ii u I n r t u ii i hiuh trail man " ' llt'orkle h urst a mitnltr i: V'riifnn l;y.n a plan to force a contAMOi rum Jnlan' slayer. Chapter S5 ANOTHER ROMANCE f IKLKN was awakened from dreamless and much-needed sleep by gasping stifled sobs. Betty was weeping, crouched tn chair be side the lattice. My lady, finding herself wideawake anil thus cheat ed of her so desired rest, pounded her pillow. "Crocodile!" cried she. "Will ye sob and rob nio of my needed rest?" "Oh, m-ma'm!" sobbed Retty. "Oh, d-dearest my 1-lady my poor heart is breakin' all becos o' Mr. I'ltt . . . And despiit frighted 1 be, all becos o' Mr. 0-Oldcraft " "Wench what d'ye mean?" de manded my lady. For answer Hety proffered a tear sodden, blotched and crumpled pa per, whereon my lady read these words: "Diar Butty forever fare well Tin t mied for I saw hi in last niKtit u guiy iipei'ktuckle Mr. Julian tlui' dona walks nil bluntly of a. nli;ht erylna for veiigeaneo ami It ts beyond me to beai- thut hiii an liiitoeciit piiity. Sir Kielmrd was l here also ami If ever a unlit y lace was his was. And blood upon llie face Mr Julian's lion Ible to See it ml pointed at me tho inno cent ns bihe. So If they question ask you who dot.e It you may suar not me hut -Sir Richard was the fatal hand and cannot deny s::ine. I fuspecud and nnw am miiv. n-w and m-r and fare well l-i ttiy poor Tom." "And good riddance, too!" nodded my lady. "So here, minx, here's the reward for peeping and prying! This wicked man teaches you treachery to your poor mistress, makes you try to betray me and now runs off and leaves you now begone!" "Oh, hut ma m, I'll vow I never betrayed nobody. Oh, never! 1 only did as he bade me and al! for your ladyship's hinipiness." "My happiness, girl? How pray?" '0h, ma'm, he adores the very shoes yon walk in, the dust you tread.-i in he " "Win, girl, who?" "My lord, ma'm, the Viscount Hrocklehui'st." "That minclug fool!" "Ah, my lady," begged Retty, "1 meant no harm pray be kind to poor, heart-broken me. . . .' "Indeed," sighed, my lady, soft ening, "I begin to think you more simple than wicked now begone." And so, after some while, my tady descended to her solitary breakfast, and presently going forth into the pleasant garden, there found the One lies s basking placidly beneath the cherry-tree. "Well, me dear?" "No. aunt everything Is most hateful and most especially my eir." . "And Is that the way of it. then? A fit of blue gloom?" "Ah, 'tis poor, paltry, miserable, hateful world, aunt!" "la he, me dear soul?" Helen checked u sigh to stare. "Is who what?" she demanded. "Richard so he didn't kiss ye Jicn last night the blind fule that he is?" My lady Helen lifted haughty el i in in disdainful gesture, but the Duchess' quick eyes uoted clearly rising flush In Helen's cheeks. Then suddenly my lady arfked: "Rut . . . hut how know you of last niRht?" 'Faith, me child, didn't I watch yo creep off to him?" "Oh, since it seems you thus pry upon my actions, you shall know I . . . accompanied Sir Richard to the Old Mill, last night, in quest of let ter there hid for til in by his cousin. .Mr. Julian." "Aha? And did ye find U?" "I round it." "Och and did ye so? Well, well what of 't?" "An I say, aunt, 'twas T found It!" "And you say my dear love, 'twua yourself found It?" " Twas I, dear aunt!" Here my lady hummed a snatch of song. "Ah, shore, me dear nngel." re plied the Dnchess, "there's limes I BREAK IS REPAIRED I ItofU i; lilVKK. Or"., Am;, 2 i Spec! ill I The w.iter m.'ifn broke Siindny in the main part of town.; li hd a i eat deal of water w as i wasted. li'-pair work lusted over Sund.iy nnd Monday. IMtt Penny is the latest to linlld. lie is ere(tniK a email house oil the acre of land recent ly pur chased. Mr. and -Mrs. I'rcd ijenKler left Wednesday evening f"i' ' month's ac at ion. After spendinu tt few diivs in Cortland tlo-v w ill pi o d to Newport. Oregon, wlcif th will stay the retna ndei of the tim. flarfield l-aw will fill M . Deiitler's position durum the at- t-l" ali-eri. e Mr. Hartman. bridge rontiactor. Ho nt the vv- k - end wit h hi fain il at .til- hm Hie Mr, Neithton of Cnmts 1'icf 01 k' H .Monday niitalhtiK a K-'s pump at the Southern l'a If !c ai hout-e. :iiRllMi yearn for the days ye could go o easily across me knee." "Oh, madam ! " shuddered my iady. "you become merely shock ing!" . . . Her my lady yawned as pro vokingly as possible, whereupon the Duchess merely sighed and spoke thus: "Which reminds me did ye see this terrible spectre last night, Helen? This ghost everybody's so full of, the same as sent the rogue Pitt into raving panic the spirit o' Julian (iuyfford." "Julian's ghost! So this was why Pitt fled? Oh, horrible! But, aunt, you never credit such tales you don't believe in ghosts surely?" "Well, no, me dear not this morning. 1 thinkI'll go walk among me vegetables!" "Go, madam, but methinks you'll walk alone, tor what's become o your jobbing gardener the odd man ?" "Faith, 'tis wondering I am." "So am 1 wondering how you should sloop to familiar talk with such as he rude, half-witted creu lure." "Hum!" murmured the Duchess. "And yet ye've got things in your head thut look like eyes!" The Marquis of Merfvule sat be neath the cherry-tree and bored small holes In the turf with his cane. Meanwhile In shady parlour ou cushioned settle crouched An gela, flushed and softly rebellious, while Helen, standing at (he case ment, glanced from her dainty love liness to the distant figure of the Murquls. "Weep!" commanded my lady be tween white teeth. "Sob, simple ton, sob, or I'll tear thy hair!" "Oh, Helen why art so strange, so cruel harsh to they poor friend?" gasped Angela, beginning to sob. "t-thouYl a cruel e-cat!" "I know It, miss!" sighed Helen. "Rut now will you weep?" "How may I he-help it and " "Good!" nodded my lady. "Then do thy weeping here,, till I return you hear me?" "Yes but oh, Helen " Rut Helen was gone; forth and away she went hurrying yet gracious ... "Ah. Ned!" sighed she, "you ex pected my poor, sweet Angela I left the gentle soul dissolved In piteous tears such grief!" "Eh tears? Grief? Rut ' "Indeed, the gentle creature Is still breaking her heart for love." "No? Oh! Is she though? Ha. plague on this flow Althorp!" " 'Tis not for my lord Althorp she dolh pine, Ned." "Why, then . . . who?" "Thy Angela pines for one who, though a poor-spirited, backward creature, is yet the creature of her darling choice. He waits on her, he sighs, ogles, languishes bo des perately ho will sometimes sit a stabbing of Utile holes In the turf "How? Why ... ye powers! Can it he that she cures? For me ?" "Devotedly. Ned! She weeps her loving heart out even now ... in the parlour, Ned." He sprang to his feet and walked oagerly towards tho bouse. And thus ho presently beheld n smnll, desolate figure outstretched upon the settle, slim, yet still solid enough despite her tears. "Madam!" said he, and stepped lightly through the window. An gela, glancing up at him disclosed a sweet, tear-wet face. "Angela?" he murmured, "dear heart!" and took her In his arms, tenderly but spirited . . . Beholding all of which my lady Helen sighed for very sympathy and, turning away, wandered aim less across the wide tawn, and thus espied a rough-looking man who. now approaching, guve her a sealed letter; then staying for uo ques llun. grinned and hurried away. So. breaking the seal, she saw this: "Madam. Having discovered r-r-tain limpet ty of yours at tin- Old Mill, I r l In yr. hurried (IikM lliere frotn lunt tilijht, T. O Ix-kh to In form name Hindi ho returned and no intentions aked If yr. Indvsi. will cull tr same at tli (IulTuid Aitns today at sunset. (Joinc alone, and On not fall T. OMJCUAFT." Twice she read this through: finally she hurried Into the house and presently came forth, almost rurlively, and draped In hooded cloak. (VopyrUjht, t'JtS. Jeffrry Foraol Will Helen be entrapped by these villaini? The answer Is In tomo-. row' chapter. ATTENDS DEM. CONFAB itocri-: itivKit. ore., auk. 2.-- (Special) j. :. :owf-n. inti.l committeeman, was culled to Cort land this vi to attend the meet. ini of the I jo itinera t c stale cop trnl committee. Mr. and .Mm. (. C. C.otkin. Mr. Irn Kad-. Mrs. I.ela Slopaid 11 nd Honey 1 lalhreeht w'i o Mei -ford visitors Tuesday, M rs. Ilrownio ItaiiKci t motored to Medfonl Wednesday. Mr. ami Mis. Cilt Cepny weie M'dlord i si tors Satui day ('''M Inf. The average commercial poultry man Iouch from in to lf per coni nf hl fowls duritiK the first lav fne yejir ft nm inlsccllam -our ti ou hie that are accejtoi a custom flry, finds ilm )reinn expei I merit Htntion. Only when repealed los'o'H imllcatc an cpidi'iulc or when in dividual losses re von I hIhi uiiii'-' Hymptomn Ib It necettuary to tak; control meaanreb. in j opening wit h nisl rat in n of :di U-a, ites, iillornatos ;uol viMtois. . i at ri'KiMraiion hoathiuiirtors in tin j Kh-tt huiUlinu on Wod nt-sday. the ( st.n . nit-ricati l.t'jjon oinivom ion at Sal.'in will tare a Imsv four ! d..y-. j j The program providos for ti 'MU'uais mix ( ure of entoruiin-nit-nt with ilio business sessions and many Metlfoid people plan' to .tt i t-ni I for the Mit'l't;iiniiieiil ll'.ll ui -s. ' on i pie to prorn in lor the rmi- 1 Vciition follows; ; Tliui xlay, August Nl It 7 : :tn-;i : ;tn a. m. KeKisi rat ion of di-lri;:Ues. alternates and visit - ; I'.il'i a. lllotlie: Cuhlic iiietlillK ci-re-Wilson Cark hand siaiul. I it : ttti- i : tiO a. in. SiKht-seeinii trips, leavltiK arinnry. t'l";nn a. in. OpeniiiK Leuion ses sions, I hill of lieprcsentntivcH. Capitol huililiiiK- I I :iin-1 i.'iainfr a. un Cost stunts, dow n town streets. !-:' in. Adjournment ( meet inn of delegation chairman ). I -: ;it p. in. Drum majors' lunch eon ( Marion hotel ) . l::to p. in. Legion luislness ses ion (Capitol ImihliiiK 1 p. m. Kami concert. Wil son p.uk. 3::ta p. in. Retirement (.f Colors and adjournment. t : ' p. ni. ( ii'iind promenade. IK et X ( ;il;s fllih). 4:1111 p. 111. Dedication Salem Mu nicipal airport, exhibition ty inK l.y army stunt siiiailnit. f:nil i. in. ltarheuue. Salenf Mil . nicipal airport. " -io p. in. Auxiliary Ciee cluh -oiiefii and l.'(;ion ritualist ic coiiifvt, Wilson park. Srllu p. in. Cai ade. 4li et S. form on I.iheity Street at armory. !':" p. in. Cuhlic dances. :3 p. m. 40 ct S (Stadium, fairgrounds). 11:30 p. ni. Midnite matinee, Cap itol Theatre. Krliltiy, August tlili T:00 n. m. Lesion Business ses sion n'npilol building). P:u a. in. Howling tournament. Winter (lurden. 33a N. HikIi ; street. 10:iHt-l 1 :U0 a. in. SiKhl seeinK ti iis, leavltiK arinnry. I I :(Mi-l U ; 4M a. ni. Cost stunts, down town streets. 1 i:0ni . Hund concert, Wilson park. 3:. in p. in. Retirement of Colors : and adjournment. 2:3o p. m. State Championship i. Junior Hasehall game ami stunt Minis, Otlnner field. 3:30 p. . m. Auxiliary C;leP Cluh contest. Waller hall. 7:00 p. m. Drum Coi jw Cham pionship contest and fireworks, oiiiiKc-r field. 9:00 p. m. Cublie dances. 11:30 p. in. Midnite nuttinee, Cap itol Theatre. 12:30 p. in. Informal parade, form on Llherty, armory, (come as you please. Saturday. August !0h 9:00 a. m. Ja'kIoti business ses sion (Capitol hultdiiiK). i:U0 a, in. HowlitiR tournament. !I:U a. m. (iolf tournanient, Snlein (iolf cluh. I0:ou-Il:oo a. m. SlKht-seeinK nips, leaving armory. 1 1 :oo m. Troihy and prize awards by Department Com mander, Hall of Kepresonta tiveK, Capitol building. 2:3u. p. in. Convention parade, form on Court Street east of I 2th Htreet. 4:30 p. in. Meeting of new exe cutive committee. l:Oo p. m. Public dances. Sunday, August 1Mb 8:00 a. in. Sight-seeing trips to neighboring cities. Amcilcan Legion Aiitlllniy r llcial Progiaiii WcdiH'Mlay 1 :00 p. m. lteK.stration. 2:00 p. m. Department execu tive meeting. :00 p. in. Informal dinner for Department offlccm. ECONOMY MEAT MARKET Headquarters for picnic lunch meats All the old favorites and Mass baked ham, Morrell'8 spiced ham, cold sliced tongue. High Grade Rhode Island Red Fryers Hens Rabbits SPECIALS! Lamb Stew, pound 16c Rib Boiling Meat, pound . .: 20c NICHOLS & Phone 46 I Tluir-iliiy ! T :t a. in. KeKlstiuttou of d.-l.--M-ttes and alternates Senate 'hamlier. Vmi a. in. Tall to or-dor. I n : nn a. in. Musi meet lug Joint ) convention -o prut tig eon-moil- j 11 a. tn. Meeting of convention' eoiniiilttet-s, Katmi hall. I :tu p. m. iill to oidi'v. p. in. t'liirden party , tl : HP p. in. I'a rhoitio at air port : T.;tu p. m. "Hi e t'hib I'ntici-t'i - - Will-on park. 1 i-i.t.iy 7:'i(i a. in. Secretaries 1'arh'V lin-y Hello. j !i.uii a. in. Call to order. Vmi :l. m. tiolt" jouinainent. 1 mil p. in. mil t -d.-r. 1 ;( '. 111. t ! Ire Clni. coin pet i- t ion Memorial service by 1 a l las I'nit. j T. : no p. in. President's dinner. j Saturday van a. m. Call to order. j -'::t p. in. I'arade. I. A. PLANS1 FOR YEAR; DKACl.K, ore., Aug;, L iSpI.) The p.-T. A. of Antioch held a special ni e e I I n g last Thursday after noon at t he home of M is. DeddiuIielil. lor the -purpose of out I in ill u the yearly program and -lamia rdizim; l he associal ion. K.i in-.M.l an.l Herbert Mayfield and Mr. I.usk h'fl carle Mond.i v morning for a week's vacation in ' the northern part of the state and ; long t lie coast. Miss Kffie Dollar, who is now at Tohi. spent the wci'k end visiiim: with her sister, Mrs. Joe Mayfirl.l. There was preaching at the sehoollioiise last Sunday afternoon, liev. Springs of Crants Pass deliv ered the message. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Pcudiire and small son from Ashland spent the w cck i-ml :.t the home of M i s. Demi u re's parents, .Mr. ami Mrs. Xuck. Sunday afternoon the Ron dures ami Xucks motored to Ca sey's Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Rendure returned to therl home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith nnd two daughters of Medford were Sunday guests at the Henry Smith home. KD10N PltKClNCT ore.. Aug. 2. (Special) Airs. Kd Hamlin gave a surprise party last .Monday even ing in honor of her husband's birthday.' Ten of their friends en Joyed n dainty lunch. A large nngel cake decorated with pink nnd candles and a huge bouuuet of pink ami white, gladiohts adorned Die center of the table. Music and jokes and reinlnescence filled the hours until near midnight when the gueslH departed wishing M r. I lain li n many happy returns of the day. Those who enjoyed the occasion were M r. ami Mrs. Kd Roblson, J Mr. nnd Mrs. I.nule Culver, Ktdred Culver, Mrs. 1 1 lichens, Mrs. K. O. Rouse. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey mid Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin. Pete Itarneburg returned from a week's stay at their Dead In dian ranch the last of the week. During the winter Home unknown persons brolte Into the cabin and spent several months there with out permission. Those (olden Kline COLt.TMRCS, Ohio (A') The running shoes wil h which (ieorge Simpson, Ohio State star, set a sprint record have been gilded ami now are ou display at ti lo- i t I cluh. Their ultimate disposal is In dispute but they seem head ed for tt museum. The record for t he numbers of bases on balls accorded it player In one game Is six. It litis hap pened I wice. ASHPOLE 206 E, Main SPECIAL MEETING OF ANT10CH P. PROGRAM A dash of sugar does not make vegetables sweet A little sugar develops the natural vegetable favors creases the delicacy of flavor but it brings out all the distinctive qualities of the vegetables. She adds that -a dush of sugar restores the frei.hness of tlavor, in a large measure, to vegetables that have become slightly wilted,1 and it helps to heighten t he color of the vegetables. No one would advise making vegetable foods taste sweet. This proper use of sugar does not do that. The remarkable thing about a little sugar is that it develops the natural flavors of the foods and that it blends d accentuates the other seasonings used. Now that the skinny, scarecrow figure is unfashionable, women will be more willing than ever to follow the dictates of medical science and to encourage the members of their family to eat a varied, balanced diet. Most until vored foods are bland and un palatable. A little sugar makes fresh and stewed fruits, :ereals, milk desserts, cooked vegetables and some meats delicious to the taste. Sugar is nature's perfect flavor. Good food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute. I syou 11 Rye's Ddidous FLY SPRAY WE DEVELOP Films Free West Side Pharmacy YOUR REXALL STORE Open Sundays and Eveuiogi All the Tim Announckmknt has been made that two groups of wumen cooking experts recently re di:ccvercd the old secret ot using a dash of suy.ar in the cooking of vegetables (prefer ably cooked in little water). It should be made clear to everyone that the purpose of using this small amount of sugar is not to make the vegetables taste sweet. That is not the case at all. As one jf the women a nationally known authority says, the sugar not only in- Campin' Out! WHAT WORLDS of healthy fun there are in this good old American habit of pelting out and next to Nature I . . . drinking in whole oreans of fresh air . . . building up tremendous appetites appetites to he knorked galley vfist" by thiik, Miuirking good slices of ninip-fried FKYE'S DKUUOUS IIKAM) HAM. Nothing's bet-o dis covered yet thut ' goea over" o big out there. It suiL-tie real hunger... it delights the "tattler too. All been use I'Vyc's Delicious 1 1 it t it routes "Fresh to irom the uulu curing process. 'It's tike mwE .CULLS STANDARD Oil. PRODUCT INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A, L. HILL, Mimgtr Phon 105 SO N. Central , ; ' Atdfordi Oregon i
