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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1928.
FIVE
OUR. LETTER
For This Week
Your choice of our Bacon Backs and Cottage Hams.
One half or whole at ,
28c
Our cwn sweet pickled Pork for every use at
20c, 25c and 30c
this is a favorite. .
. Seasoning Bacon
20c
Breakfast Bacon Strips
28c
Choicest Breakfast
30c and 35c
Pure Open Kettle Rendered Lard
3 lbs. 50c
lV2lb.25c
PORK SPARE RIBS ! " 15.18c
PORK SHOULDER ROAST 20-25c
PIG HOCKS 12JC
PIGS FEET 10c
PIG LIVER ! 15c
BEEF. TOP QUALITY FOR STEWING 15c
FOR BOILING ; 15c
FOR POT ROAST 20-22c
HAMBURGER 22c
PURE PORK. SAUSAGE ...22c
For Luncheons
. Pressed Cold Tongue, French Souse, Minced Ham,
Pressed Ham, Boiled Ham, etc.
I We are in the market for top quality Beef, Pork and I
Veal, see us. ' -
Poeples Supply Market
ClgglES
The M. E. Ourches at Dlllard, presidtnt of the fnlted States?
Loot Ini: Glass. Ten Mile and Cam-1 Why don't women keep slleut i:i
as Valley. T. Allen, pastor. Sun-1 the chtirrh! These and other ques-
da school at all points lutuu
I'leucliluK at Camas Valley
a. m. There will be a union serv
al Keston school house at
p. ni. There will not be any serum
SII BAKER IS
SHKDED DT YOUNG
GGRBE1T, IliinO
I
MEETING 18 POSTPONED
Tho meeting of the board
of director ut the DoukIhs
Cooperative Fruuo li rubers
Association, huu aa tu
v have boon held laht iilxht.
waa postponed until Satur-
v day evening. The directors ih
are expecting to open bids 3
v on this year pool and nave
already received a number ot
MOORE BROS.
CASH STORE
at the Ten Mile church in the
nine. The Ten Mile toUt will Join
In ihe union service at He a tan
school house at 7:3u p. tu. The pas
tor will bring the message. All
welcome.
1 1 ii r-v l ' a. u .... i ... .,imUUa Kut uu uitma SI
a. m. tsona were piacea in me qurKiiuu v itiur ni-utuciia uumucc - - ' h, (lir,hr
id ssrva "jrssusz c, m : i:y : :
7:ao! ..vered. The question bo Is youra Wins i.l 7th From i 0 lon .' t t U
rvu. use It. liible school a. in. ? 1. Ue ulirfe II ,.T i ... 3l
eve- Morning pn-aditim sermon ut JatK IWC. UlLie. j until hatuiday.
10:50; sermon subject, "bafety
lal." Junior Endeavor during the
morning pleaching services. Sen
ior Endeavor t 6:30 p. m. Eve
ning evangelistic services at 7:30.
. 1 The pastor will read another of
Clti ffr-ih.--ter:a:i Church. The' T"rv'! tig " OW PUVPd-
brick church corner of 1-aue and ' Out Song." A brief message from I a1
Jackson streets. R. W. Achor. pas- j the poem before the sermon, hve
tor. To the new teachers and t lining sermon subject, "Why I Am
pils; to tlioBe who are returning J Not a Campbelllte." Special musi
cal numbers both morning and
Ray Lehman
W DELIVER FREE
Phone 145
for another school year with
we bid ou welcome to Kosebuis
and to all our ctiurch services.
Hible school 11:45, Senator 11. L.
Eddy, superlntendeut. immediately
after Sunday school the Junior Ku
deavorers will meet with Mis. I. X.
Vowel in the church parlor. Morn
ing worship 11 oclock, subject:
"outh, W nat Is Your hstlinate ot
Lite " Special mulc by a large
and wvtl trained choir. Christian
Endeavorers are tutting on a big
rally service Sunday evening,
every one come. Time 6:30 sharp,
notice the change in the hour. The
hour for eveniug worship has been
changed to 7:3ii o'clock, subject:
"The Voucg People's Ideal or Uie
Man Without a Eault." We eitend
a special Invitation to the young
people to meet with us Sunday
evening. Our Wednesday evening
prayer meeting aud bible study
has reached an attendance of 36.
We are putting in more chairs for
next Wednesday night. You will
be interested in laniel's revela
tion of the Uabylonian, Medo-Persian,
Grceciaa and Uoman em
pires. '
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, coiner of East Lane and
South Main. Sunday school : 45
a. m. W. I. Cobb, superintendent.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Subject,
"The Loving Klndrcrs of Hod."
Epworth League iu 6. 30 p. m. Sub
ject, ""Practicing u Coed Turn."
Evfulng worslMp, 7:.'!0 p. m. Sub
ject, "Joy PnpeakaMe.' Wednes
day prayer service at 7:30 p. m.
Read the 14th chapter of Romans.
Woman's missionary society meets
the first and second Thursdays.
We extend a cordial invitation to
all to worship with us. If you are
(AuoHaM'd l'r'M l-ctmu Wiifj
NEW YUKK, Sept. it. tor tne - ,
much threatened welterweight groat adventure, of the first day
crown of Batimore poe Duudte ; at school Is about to be exper
thero is a new contender in the ienced. Most of the children are
latest sensation from the Pacific j anxious to step out aud assume ,
Corbett. heralded as ' the young i ing to school. Succeeding years
ll.ochiuvar who would come ridiiu probably will slow down the ca
ifrom the west to give the east- deuce, the. rhythm and the tempo
ern 117 pounders a lesson injof the music to which they now
i punching, tughl his way to a de-i march. But while Iho pew gener
tcision over Sammy Baker, former alion of school-going children Is
mari'iuiiR ouineiy atong mriv it,
613 N. Jackson
Saturday Specials
September 15th
29c
evening.
Mitelull l'lelil solillel, at Mud!
sou Square Carden last niKlit.
Hie decision, thoimh It was
uut(iiular wit It lite liui deu rails,
la uu the books, aud itli Cor-
bell'M two victories over juck
Tlioiniisou v-ho knocked out Dun
dee recoutly, iut il in in lino for
the first crack at llallltnoie Joe's
title. The lu.uuu faua booed thu
decision.
Baker". Great Rally
In the seventh round OOTbett
landed one of his ikkSc body
punches and Serseant Sammy
took the count of nine fighting for
First Church ot Christ, Scientist.
Services are held In the church
edifice at 312 K. Douglas. Sunday
service at 11:U0 a. m. Subject:
"Matter." Sunday school convenes
at 9:45 a. ni. Pupils up to the age (
twenty years are loviiuiy v.ei-
" "Iconie. W'ednelay evening 'service
V,are held at 8:uu p. in. which in-1
4 I elude testimonies of' healing i
ATTENTION, I. u. u. F. j through Christian - Science., The
reading room in the front of tila i
Initiatory decree will be-put building is open daily except Sun-i
i,ri ii-Tii e . , c ,,, on Friday, Sept. 14th. days um holidays, where Hie Diblo !
,.','' ' ,vl , ' 'I - ' ,and all anthorizert Christian Sci- j
.lahl .lK.rM.n. sull.ied S-hock an.l 1 HDve meiatur. may e read, be
(.ur,,. TS.it .estap.i .serious - In- , --- .r C -- - j purchased. The public U
llli v iw-Tit- llt-ri- IhkT nielif Iiiii lilt- P If aiflKTKTT If I P I A . . . .
T'.iii Vin . r nf ,h. I ,w -kVn, i . iTlciviiwi V It-uc Lnu I cordially luviled to attend the aer-
PORTLAND CRASH; Th() Flrst M.,hodk.t Epi,copai
Church, corner ut Main and l.anc
EIGHT HAVE CLOSE
CALL IN COLLAPSE
OF BRIDGE UNIT
a stranger, we welcome you toi -'-
fn Ji.in i.rin.hinx' round and came back strongly in
and sincing. David said. "Whom i l"1", ZnT
have I ih Heaven but Thee? And ' leveuth he abandoned
... it,. i lious defense against
llltrrtJ IS J1UIIT- UHll II Hint. ! , . .
desire beside thee. My flesh and . m"l! "d !anU
my heart faileth; hut Cod Is the
strength of my heart, and my por
tion forever." The poet said:
" Tis tho grandest theme through
the ages rung;
'Tis the grandest theme for a mor
tal tongue:
'Tis the grandest theme that the
world e'er suny.
Our Ciod Is able to deliver thee.
He Is able to deliver thee.
He is able to deliver thee.
Though by eln oppressed,
fio to Him for rr.t:
Our God is able to deliver thee,"
John 11. Peuhall, Faster.
In the
the cau-
Corbelt's
smash
Ion the (.'aliforuiau's wide open
chin that had him Btaggeriug but
failed to put him down.
The one blow that sent Baker to
the floor was the 'only visible Bign
of t'orbelt's supposedly great
left handed wallop. His lefts to
the body had the sergeant on the
defensive, but his leads to the
head were awkward and ineffec
tive. Marrlner Comet Back
CHICAGO, Sept. 14. Les Mar
liner, whose brief but meteoric
professional heavyweight career
was halted by the cagey Chuck
Wiggins of Indianapolis recently.
has come back with more flash,
more dash and a stiftur punch
bililge collapsed and a truck and ;
a- p;i.s(U-iut'j car plunged from tin' !
bridge imo the stream bed 2;i
feet below. . j
,T,hree men and tliree women !
were in, the automobile. . The j
truck was occupied by two men.
f Th4 victims were taken to Cur vat- j
Us 1y,a passing stage.
(AMK-iuttl l'rn Lrusvi! Witt)
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 14.
Mrs. Gladys Aberqromhle, 23, of
McMinnville, was In a critical con
dition In a hospital here today,
l
ELOPEMENT HAS
! CLOSE CALL FROM
J i BEING A SECRET
' few hours after the automobile In I
1 which she was riding strurk ft j
safely Island at the nest end of I
, the Broadway bridge, and was f
demolished.
Police were endeavoring io tin- I
ravel the circumstances leadipg .
f " '. up to tho crash. A Mr. Pray, said
CHICAGO, Sept. H. The elope- to De tnc employer of Mrs. Alu r- !
mi nt or l-oiuon t lark. Jo. weaiiny , cum,hie ut McMinnville. 'old
I31U IKO yacntrman, anu-Miss vir- U.e lIlIlt ie was Uot driving Lie
giuia Itouers, ill, of Kittle jtocl;. car ami tiat lne woman's huv
Ark., which was to fcavo been 5;Ul waa 1Mit ju nle crowd tnat
very, very secret, was voiisum-: witnessed the wreck. No rapi t
muted yesterday with all Ihe quiet-. Gf lm? craau had Uen filed wltii
ilr-.i of a binns LaOiI. pglice.
' One f the bridegroom's friendf.l Death of John II. Schmidt w.-s
impreseii wnn tno necessity ol expert 4 Hiouiiy today at a
streets, Joseph Knotls, pastor. We
j are expecting a large attendance
; at -Sunday school. If you have not
been attending Sunday school tiiis
Sunday w ill he a fine time to take
First Baptist Church, l4tiu- at
Dma lTr:itilf Tl Milt tilt' WK TIMStOT.
o i' in. Thin iii ).,. niw'lliau ever.
served Willi us as home coming I Improved In every department
day. We are making the call for 'e P'"16 ' fh"rt . r1'
all our nu mbers and friends to I Mariner pounded Jack McAuUtfo
gather wilh us at the church, i Detroit, veteran of many ring
Come, 'morning or evening, or (-campaigns, o the canvas with a
both, and be a part of the speoial "hering barrage of lefts and
services which have been pre-1 rights last night, winning by a
pared. 9. in. the Ilihle school try-' knockout in the sixth round of
ing for at leuM 65 more than we!lheir s- heduled 10 round match,
had last Sunday. 11a.m.. the 1 Murruief v ;ho learned hip, box
morning worship. Bring the entire. Ing at Uie Vniverslty of lhiuois,
,u,nu mnio ft a r i h nme-1 s ui ined all over McAullffe and
coming. Mrs. Mattie Lee Taylox!w the Detroit fighter down al-
will be the soloist. "His Church" i most, as no wmeu u 1111
will be the sermon subject of the leashed an attack that
pastor. Strangers in the cif invlt- stopped.
c -'ii ... ti i v v v fm l Last nights victory
vnimr i.nnl.'' t 'n i versnl Fellow-1 eighleeillh In nineteen
ship" will be the topic and Ituth ' Marrlner.
von Pessl the leader. 7:30 p. m.. knockout.
the evening st'tviee. Notice chsngc
ho mi-
couldn't
up llible study in one of the
ciW;es. 9:46 p. m. Is the hour. The
KpAorth league meets at 7 p. in.
An interesting lesson is assured.
Kenneth Oloon will speak. The
morning sermon theme Is "Chrlsts'
Great Ituie of Success." The eve- j 0 hour. Mrs. Grace Wlcliham
ning sermon theme Is "The Price : p(4ts will be the soloist. A Sun-
of a lioul." This Sundav closes tho I .t-.u u,.in.i riu if hi h Kchrwil '
y conference year. A cordial el-I Eirls will also beautifully panto- i
I come is extended to all. j mime the hymn. 'Itock of Ages".
J .1 p4tiir'K st-rmoii topic, "Why We;
-8t. GeorQe's Epiicojal Church, 1 pall." Prelude questions: U) Why
i 8. George's Episcopal Church, . are so many 1'rotesinnts bitter i
l5th Sunday after Trinity. H. CI. At t aiiiiitit the Catholics? i'ii Should'
7:3o a. in. Celebration of Holy j a husband wash the dishes? till,
Communion aud sermon ut -lLiuOiu'lll the motion picture Industry;
was the
starts for
Gulden of care and lespouslbll-
l.y that rests ou the parents of ,
these i h Utile n. according to Dr.
Lee K. Krankel, second vlce-presi- j
dent of the Metropolitan Life In- i
surance cum pan y. In charge of J
this concern s welfare work. It I
is Ihe burden of giving the child
a preper start In his new world 1
and giving him the chance or ac
Quiring a sound mind iu a healthy :
body. i
"If parents understood fully j
how physical and mental handi- J
caps attend upon each other 1
and particularly In the case of
small children there would be
no question of consulting the fam
ily physician and having him
give the child about to start to
school a' thorough examination."
said Dr. Fraukel.
"Kvery child has an Inherent
right to have physical " detects
corrected or removed, so as to de
crease his mental handicaps. The
child going to school enters luto
a new oud. it he is not up to
par physically, this will react un
favorably on him In his contact
with his schoolmates and In the
approach to his studies.
"In practically every school
nowadays attention is paid to the
child's physical well being by the
school nurse or tho school doc
tor. Cooperate with them aud
with the school teacher. The fact
that certain niethods now In uso
in the school are new does not
mean they ate not right. The
world moves. Just as our fath
ers did not have motor cars and
radios to make it easier and more
entertaining for thi'ni, so many of
us did not have the benefits of
health examinations aud healih
training In school. That does not
mean our children should not
havo them. -
A few of the more Important
details to 'consider, when a child
ttarts to school tret ' ' t ; , i
I "Ills ryes TUoy- should be In
porfoct coudltiou or should be
accurately fitted with glasses.
"His teeth They should bo In
good shape aud should be
Puffed Rice,
2 pkg r
H O pats,
3 lb. 7 oz
Baking Powder, Calumet,
2? lbs.
Flour Chief, hard wheat,
49 lbs. - :
Soap Peet's granulated,
2lz lbs
Spuds Fancy Netted Gems,
io ibs
Onions, . - -
6 lbs.
Cabbage Local grown,
per lb. -
S wniwF prMFnir; SCHOOL SUPPLIES
...6311
SI .73
39
.23?
1 70
lit
7i
an:lned, cleansed and cared for
and , his seventeenth y a dentist It Is important that
the baby teeth be cared for, since
1 Ihnv rlfililv ntfmt llm n'-ntwr
MttttMttf ti growth and development of the !
j permanent teeth. Jiud teeth can
iiMHiirif seiiuusiy wun progress
at school.
' First Husband: It's Retting so a mere husband
opinion on bo use hold mailers hasnt the chfince
of a fl v. We should do something about it! Lef a
pool our blL-as. ' . , ! j j '
, Second Husband: Tinel Now take flour for in
stance. I know wbat flour is the lurgest (seller in the -Vest
it's Snerry Drifted Snow, J j ' j " j
f ' First JTitsband; TGrrBt!I4,sU:1lour wivcs,MnDC " .
I ( ther dont all know iL Let's repay them for tlm
. b'fraTinpsiie:grstionstheygiveuson wbatCorkto
use, wujU's trumps, and why we should be nice
the Joneses.1 " .
Tone In on Mammy Sperrrs Kitchen Paelfle Coast network
Toesday and Friday morniuns: KFI KPO KCO KGW KOMt ; K0Q
I 1
X Around the County J
MYRTLE CREEK NEWS
has been
keeping it out of the papers, an
ehe principals had urged, went to
the press room of the federal '
building and after Inform Iiik thn
reporters ot what was to tako '
place, souKht to bind them to se
tM'cy, - I
i -"The marriage takes place at
::;) p. m. in Jude Lindsay's'
tilrtioom." whispered the friend
of the bridegroom. "The bride is j
must attractive, and It would make!
a dandy picture, but of cour.se,
nothing is to be printed in the
r papers.
hospital. He was Injured Inst
nlKht when his automobile side
swiped a street car. The ait'o
leaped over the curb and struck A
hij;h batik. f
CARL GRAY DENIES
CALVIN TO RETIRE
i vi'i't" ntxA at iii"u Wl . v I V)ll lilt lUUllOU IIICLUie
iui.il ... n. f hiit'fh i-hutl at Q-.lt; a m i . ...i,,,. l..rl..un..o
Hegular meetiiiK of the Itrother
hood of Kt. Andrew next U eiinea-
day at 7:U0 p. m. The evening ser
vice will be omitted.
for good? H) Is liquor drinking ln-
creasing among young people?
, Vrrm I-onnl Wire)
ZION NATIONAL PARK, Tlah
Sept. II. arl
r;f the I'nlon Pacific
I rirl:tr-fl I tint thrn
And so it hapwned that when tion In fhe renort veterdv ifr tht-'J- -
Mr. Claik and Miss Howitb "elop-1 OmnhA Hee ews lhat K. K. ral--1
ed" they headed a procescinn con- Vfn. viro president iu f harpe of oil
Billing ot eii;iit reporters, six cam
era nun and several, hundred per-
International Bible Students As-
I sociation will meet this Sunday al
Ascension Chapel, Riddle. Tho I the home of (i. W. Rulleis in
1,1th Sunduyulted Trinity. Kvenitu I Kdenhower. 10:45 a. ni. Tin
prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. ni. subject for study Is on Psalms
All aie welcome. jl2.'.:2. W hy are fixed periods of
x time emphasized in Jehovah's
Bible Standard Temple. Corner
word?
clfic vsl.'in tod-iy jKtreHa. F. K. (.'rook, iwslor. Ut''IHlu , ... , .
.iVw fnumfiU to announce that ,! U."Z.Vbt
pons curious to know whose pic
ture was to be takt-n. The court
room was packed when' the cere
mony was performed.
Claik whs divorced in lOlifi by
Mrs. Florence Hurkhardt Clark,
niece of Mayor Thompson, who i n ;
r ha rued cruelty. She was given a! BORN
seiihnient of $2r,i"M. ' U-RAHR To Mr. and Mrs. Le-
Mr. and Mrs. Claik are to sail Itarr of Kast liouglas street, Thurs
tomorrow noon from New York for day, SepUmber IS, l!t2S, a daugh
Kurope. ter.
To wliat impoitant perh;.l
fixed periods
present con-
hrisilan and lis re-
H,wiv(,r hi iiir li.,lvh. I laiion IO MIS lUUiie, iirtviii'Ken .
short heries of n-vival ser-1 Thi-sf d many nioiy question
f..r it. ... pmiBniiii.il ... Will D HllHWrit'U lMIIIL.tM. All
ciatlonH of in I nion Pncifln rail iw" "- bunilay. ill i " ' "
. I.- ... i 'iircn.-h frir n. on i-iiluv v-..nl n i. ! ' '1( l"C blUUK'a.
.iiy nisit'lil. ..omit iriui' ..i-miit-r - i -
16 and he viitwdiMl hv W illiam I1" and n n l ak on thr
J' ffi-r?. ni-ntml nianagi-r of the subject ' Wlu ic Did ( hi int tin
I nion raciric railroad ooinpHtiv. n ; From the Ciosh and When- Are the
unit of ihu ayati in. Ha saiil Hint at the eleven o'tloi k u r-
ajiy chances would be announced ' Sunday morning. Sunday
in Ihe uual form anj manuer.
California Chocolate Cookies
from Orovillc J
These coot re ire crisp, snappy and how fnn4 they tatte!
they are nude with a pure, twtet-tating horteniri.
For
1 rup Crtm
2 unbeaten
cup cocoa
1 tup nuf met,
ctK pprt fin
I tcupooo vsiuUa
3 rup pry flour
1 travpo") blcm( powder
frc.iniOiKO and luirtborouhlyiadd es, cocoa, nuti and vandla.
Sift Hour, salt, bakinc powder and soda together. Mix well. Turn
onto floured hoard. Divide the bitter and knead each half into oh-j
long rolls about j inches in diameter. Lay in Crucoed pan and cover
with wax ird put in ice box oer nieht or until thoroughly
chilled. When ready to ha Ice slice thin and bake in muderace oven
(3PF.) for to minutes. Thu males about 7 cookies.
Mrs. B. A. B.
I
He's Popular
for homes that want the best in cookiug;Z;nu
f I Laird. pstor. 1b AJ
Qtiartei y nieellriu of ll;e Kn e
Mel hod 1st rliureh besi ns tonU:hi
Fibiay. September 14. floslni; Sun-
.1 .1..!.. J....I. 1- I.......1.
isi uool pre.MdinK at the usual hour, I by t,.v a. C. Arclu r, difiiin I tumed
i-j.-i.. a. m.. aiixs .MoniKomery, u- ,,,,,.,. ,; l( criiwftird. pasmr.
perintendent. At 2:3u p. m. a field!-
i representative of the Near Kast 1
I Keller will speak In behalf of Miej
! conditions in the near east. The j
I you iik people s service takes place. I
at the reH'ilar hour. 6:3U and we!
request all of the Cru.aders to be!
j pn sent. Kev. Hoover will speak j
janain at the evening hour. 7:4;' on;
'the subject, ' Anii-t hrim, tho tireati
Tribulation aud lite llatile of i
Armageddon." We extend a sjM-chil
Invitation to the public to aUen,l
tliese services aud hear this ex- j
ceptiouai speaker, lirotner iliMjv- j
er, as h will l-ac for VathiiiK-!
ton the llrst of next week and thU
v. Ill be your last thitnce to hear
bim. Kev. liuius will bring a fpe
rial me-ssH8H In sontc at th" eve
ning service. Come bear him shir.
C. end M. A. Church at ( le; e-
land. Mir. C. A. Cliamberlln ill
charge. Mrs. John Kvohn. Hitperin-'
teiidcnt of ShiicIhv mhool. winch' ,
oietln Ht 10 o'clock There will In-' "
an IliuKtraifd talk fr th rhlld-yil
tnniiediately follow ing the Sun'Uv
jtIiooI hour. Thi.- will be Inteiest-
: tntr to the arnw-i up rhtldren as
I well, fo plan on beiii with us. Tl:e
rnernlrs niesaae will le o:.
' "i'rayer " Sfriptute leMon. Jonn.
1 Ti h chapter. KveryhKl wel
come to worship the Jxrd with ut.
We are not trm to promuleate
any crel or do-trine siutpty
prear h Christ rrm'tft d and Ills
- , . w V I
Mrs. Ted Vandovor
til tor several ilays.
I. II. Whitted and family have
rotiirnrd from Idaho and will
tnako their homo on South Myr
tle. Kverett Wtmer Is leaving Snt
unluy for Klainalh Kails where he
has a position in oic. of the Slone
chain stores. Kay Painter Is al
so koIiik to work (here, probably
ut a mill.
J. A. Hall the new pastor of the
Methodist Church, South, has ar
rived to take chargu of the work
t here.
Misses Kvely n New ton and
firure Ad:uiiMn are leaving Sun
day for tin; Willamette Valley,
w here they w ill enter eollene.
(tiace is gohiK o Albany ami
jn r-veiyn exnccis iu euicr r.. it. i.
ai r.tiKene.
MUs Mary Miles is worklnir. In
Ku irene.
'liiii Is surely wonderful weath
er after the rain and Ihe hum
ors are woiktnn over time.
llr:i John A. Jack won Iihh ip-
tiom a virilt to nla'ives
In Monroe. Mis. Ill yan I deck-
man and children wi iit with Mm.
Ja ksnu but aie not expected
' bac k tor a couple of weeks.
! A line n w bl idye has reC'-Mly
; been completed across South Myr-
tie Creek at The Knieiy Smith or
I Kdewiiter I'urm. The bridge
I was built by 1'. S. Chapiu and A.
j A. Whitney and connects Ihe farm
tai'd the Imys Creek road.
.Mi. A life Sion. w lio has been
i spj-ndiiiK 'he Kununer w ii h lier
id.ituii'er, Mrs. C. I,. Kualer. has
iieintiied tu her home at Yakima,
The Christian Ladles Aid held
a very interest i iik business nieei
liiE at Itie :hiiich 'Ihuii'day after
noon. j Mrs. Henry Krckine and dauj:h
' l ' rs have returned fnm a visit to
I Joncihi:i(j and Jai k.Hiin tounlles.
E
Church. W R
Smith f;t to b
i Rccublicans of Hazel ton, P.
placed Mayor Jamet G. Harvey of
that city on their Hoover. for-F'r ei-
dnt cemmittee. Omocrats timul
tneoutly Isted him a in Al
Smith backer. 'Tm not in na-
; tional politics." Mayor Harvy
i:t - K( hool
NKW YflllK. S pt
lay tlioBe 'dear old (tohJen rule
Ua'- bip IH-Kltmiitff ausin and
tmihngiy rephct to questions lo tooiiHem iliou1 ji.dj of you'-i;-which
clarification is correct. liters Throughout tho Uud the
"Tonsils and adenoids If dls
eased or unduly enlarged they
should bo removed. They arc the
cause of many diseases. Infected
tonsils ran and do turn poisonous
mat l A Into the system. This poi
son will keep the child from feel
inn fit and may cause rheumutlsm,
heart diseaso and other com
plaints. "iilphlherla Is an unnecessary
disease. Kvery chUil, more than
six mouths old, should be im
munized against It. In communi
ties where most of the children
have been toxin antitoxined it
has practically disappeared. Sev
eral cities have not had a death
from this disease, for a long per
iod of time.
Smallpox should he Kiint ded
acalnst. In many communities a
child cannot enter school until
he has been vaccinated. If iht
Is not the rule in your city, town
or villHf? you own It to your
child lo have him vaccinated, it
should bo done not only for his
prolecilou but for the protection
of ihe community.
'Touluro and nutrition are. two
Important (hitiKs to consider, (t
i Is estimated that almost one ffftji
of the children In schools Hie
I undernourished. This means thai
tnHtiy have had an iiiilmtaiiCNl
diet, that they were allowed to eat
I 'Of i many sweets, that they wer
(Klven llm wronic foods and hMoa
i ed to eat between nieuU. Mulnu
jtrlllon is reilected in the chilli's
i posture. Tins In tuin Hffectn the
; t unci ion In k of the body omnia. It
impcijea bim In tils :tiud!c, in
terferes wlih his school IITe srd
rcinlci liltn more susceptible t
serious liifcciioii such as Uiber-
I culo-ds.
1 'Ta if nla should ho ihniikful
i that SU Initio (ieuliou it (,-t,J I,.
iheHpii liubit s In the niiHlern
schonl. ir health habits aie
! noted In tho cniirne. (he w'se p;n
i cut will do a little InveyiHatln
and will emit his Influence l-i
jblln Ihe schfMtl up lo ale. Tu
modem teacher Is urging: her pu
, to acquire Ihe lixhi health
lialilts. hUn teadies them )
brush Iheir leeih properly; to
wash their hands before .eaiin ; io
h;dhe Ii etjuendy : lo rfiink plenty
of water; lo e( plenty of fiejoi
sir; lo eat the right food and, m
'liejHl. to plHflhn personal by
L'leiie. Coopeiatioii HI home nn fi
Micho thwtgs Is needed by tin
Icacher HW parting should do
Iheir heal iu supplement her v.
tons In the w hool "
HOME COMING DAY
It's at the llapIlM rhilteh next
i Sunday. Imitations are that a lot
j of the members and fricc-ls will
be tht-r U aut them all.
(101
S.P.
(..Hl4ll rrcai V tr?)
l-Olt'lI-AXl). (Jrp., K-pt. II.
8tcaly prori'ss In prospprliy In
seen by William Sproult', pri'ld'nt
of t)K Southern 1'urlflc rallrouil,
who nmrhi'il Portland yt-Hterday
(n IiIh annual liip ot liiKpi-t-tton.
ltiiKltifioi aiul farinlliK conilttlolis
on tho coaal . are Improving,
Sprout Bald. . "
"With (h lumhor busliiPM Im
proving, Ihu livestock Indtf'ry on
a (inner banla ana tho movement
I or several lines o( (arm prolutt
j inrreattinK, I eau se no reaaoti or
janylhlng but proxperouiiN times
I ahead," the executive declared.
He said he obaerved a notabio
betterment In practically all lines
In Iho atate. Krult Hhlimtnta from
aouthern Oreiion will reach a larB
er total thau last year, he wan In
formed, aud ll.e lumber ahlpmeuts
are xhowlllit a 8ln over laat year's
volume.
The Southern Taclfic expects
to have the new hroad-xaufto
alrelrh of 9 mllea between Klam-'
oth Falls and Alturaa completed
and opeiatlnn by the latter part of
next year. Thla route will shorten
the distance to the eKt via Ondou,
by 211 miles with reduced grades
and fewer curvatures.
FACE POWDER
Jonleel
with Cold Cream
base.
I
rititt and ciin.ni;
50c ,
All Tinhi
.lotlteel Care I'owdei
will adhere peifei tly.
A most pIiasinK odor
with h detiMtitu ii.-i many
Uirs.
There is no utii'.e-! Inn
of iiuike up after J'.n
I....) r H Mends
no iii i l with ihe com
plexion. Nathan FuIIcrton
TA0 ftgyrXL Drug Star
RoMburf), OroQon
CARD OF THANKS
1 ui-h to thank our many friend
fnr lln.ir kliiflneHKes and also for
I tho beautiful floral orferinns In
jthe death and burial of my bo-
loved w Iff.
! C. L. KCKMAN.
: LEADERS IN THE
1 MAJOR LEAGUE
(My Ihe Associated Tress)
(Inclildlni; Kami's of Sept. lit )
National
ll.ililiiir r. Waner. I'lraies,
Huns- I'. Waner. TiratM. 1"0.
linna batted In Uottomley,
Cards. 11.
Htts-11. Waner. l'lrate. 211.
Iti'iihles -I. W.nntr, I'lrates, 18.
i fnples- I'. Waner, Tilates;
DotlDlillrv, C;inls. IS.
Ilnmnis-Wilson, Cutis, 30.
Ktolcn lieses --Cnyl r, f'ubs, SO.
' I'ilc'liwiii - Ilenlnn, (Hants, '"Ott
i 2, ht 6.
j American
' llallinir (ioslln. SeiiHlnl,, ,50.
I Ituiis Hulled In (iulitiK. Yank.
' l:!e.
; lilts Msiitish, Itrowtis. 213.
iKiuliles--Maniish, l;rowns, 13.
! Trlt les Cimihs, Yanks, r.
i limners- lltuh. Yanks, t .
' Stolen ba:.es- Myer, led "X.
I I'ltiMtiij -
! wou 17. lo-d
Crtiwder, Inowuj.
WORTH YOUR WHILE
i To see the hymn "Koek ot
!ai,'' sctt'il out at the Paptist
Ufcutti a-Ay mslit. "VII dou b
' yoiiii k ladies.
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