The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 22, 1931, Page 4, Image 4

T H E S E N T IN E L , OOTTAQB GROVK, OREGON.
C o tta g e
të r o ie
> rn tm rl
A BOOK W O R TH READING .
T r e a ty D e c la re d U . 5.
N a u g h ty Im p u ls e T h a t
r m P A T , MAT M, IM I.
Nature Not Consreus
Not a Christian Nation
"B efore the Covered W agon," by
W a g F o ile d by C h iv a lry
W i ’ h G if t o f O ra to ry
T h e alteration o f an Eighteenth’*
P h ilip H . P a rris h , relates Incidents
Among
the good stories told by
Speeches i ail now he broadens, to
fro m ths tim e o f the discovery o f century treaty to make It declare ! Miss Jane Harrison, the fnmous
N O T IC B IS H K R K IIT O IV K N 1« lit« I «««I ««tar« o t ».bool lH .trlrt No 49 ot
mlllliwi* o , people hut science ns
A m erica u n til the settlem ent of the United State« wa» not a C hris­
lecturer in classical archeology at
Lett» CuuMtr, H(a!a o t Or*gun. lh «l a M C IIO O L M K k l'IN t l o t aal«l »11«trle t w ill b*
ye, ha« been unable to do i thing
' the Oregon c ou ntry th a t w ere v ita l tian nation has been revealed a fte r
h»U a l auditorium of High School building *>n th« tAth day of June. 1431. at tww
New uham college, Cambridge Eng
^ tito li«
>1 Ow j In the developm ent of the country rem aining a secret for 12S years.
F
ir
e
,
M
e'h
m
llal
Episcopal
Church,
to Improve the speeches. Eugvnlrts
a*«lovh la tha aftvm ooa for the purj*»«« of dtaauaalng th« budg«t h«r»lnaft«r ««I uttt
■ 4-«toa. M i t r a
land. In her autobiography, "Item
Ir a It. A ld rich, pastor- T h is church with th« l«vylng board, aad to tu t« oa lb« | m «ifualttan uf l«vylng a aparial district
given time, think they can by Im
and are e n tra n c ln g ly Inte re s tin g to T he altered document boarv the
in I seence« o f a Student'« L ife ,“ 1«
.» * Brail * « t l residents o f Oregon.
proving the species.
How rare Is w ill unite w ith o ther churches of taa.
W ashington regular ratification of the senate.
this o n e :
Tba
total amount
utou«« n»«d«*d by th« «aid ««hi»«l dlatricl during th« fl«»*al
Some obscure copyist o r transla­
the genius of true oratory ; ra re r ,h » ” *Iy fo r the M em o rial Sunday
b».inslne
» js s . uf i«~
Hnd C a lifo rn ia .
Those who read
■ n u u n tm o H b * t i b
19*1. and «tiding dun« «0. 1933. la ••llHtal««l In th« r»l
Miss H arrison waa for a tim e a
fa r than thut of poet, sculptor or [ «arvlce to be held a t I t o'clock In i I« w I m -----
o «4«« »
i _
ssd
_ i«<iu4«>
— th« atnnunt« to » • r«*«l*»*l fr«un th« county ««bool fund.
(O M k I» » 4 « M r a l
the exploits of those w ho sailed to r I« believed to have made the
magistrate, and on one occasion
J î « » K r a 7 * M r t k * ' J * so a l o , F ° » * * » « t coast In search o f
}
H u n ter M llla e r,
painter. E H. Collier comment«. In I ha arm o ry . T h e church also w i l l 1 >la|* *«bu >i fund. vl«iu*ntary aebuol fund, ap«« lal dl«trl«t t a i. and a ll otb«r money«
there ap|<cared before the bench a
the
St.
Louis
G loheJivm ocrat
Join In the high «chool baccalaur-1
a passage between the tw o oceans. treaty editor, has no explanation
certain prisoner who. It seems hsd
other
than
the
si
ggestluu
that
It
MVI h i BT
America ha» hnd but one Daniel eale services a t S o'clock a t th« !
M »M h*r •<
o r to trade the In d ia n s
out o f
Kallntaisd Ksssipla
used peculiarly nail language. In
* • • * • » < ! r.dlWrta* A moc HH mi
might
have
been
the
work
o
f
some
achooi Ce-ialy aekoei Fuad ... ..................
Welmier,
I , has produced a »core C h ris tia n church. Sunday
»11.10 00
valuabla pelts w ill recognise names
»tend o f re,waiting It the clerk had
Or»p«*e 9<a<» m o r t a l Aseo. latina
ardent
advocate
o
f
secular
free-
I « 0 0 00
The
E p w o rth *'»1. a>a..<>i rand
...
,0 enchant us In music with thelr w ill m eet a t »:4ft.
I 'o n f . r e fi. r
th a t are now borne by mountains,
Or»<n« M» woi » a
had a tyiwwl copy made, which was
..................
M
..
toouuu
d<un.
possibly
a
disciple
of
Thomas
le
a
g
u
e
Instead
o
f
Its
usual
devo
I
kl«a»e»a»y
a»ke.,i
fu
s
j
voice«, other« to read the line« of
rivers, headlands, etc™ o f the O re-
cite,dated on the bench. Miss l i a r
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tlonal
nieetln»
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d
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s
l
Paine.
drama w ith telling effm-t, hut the iio n a i m eeting w ill have an outdooi ; Ueaaty tttgh Heheei TuliMa
..............
..........
losoouo
risen M y « !
HOG-TYING OUB SCHOOLS. | gon coast. A cruise fro m Boston
T he statement appears In A rticle
orator who sweeps hl» audience m eeting In connection w ith a pic- - Oih.y Muuieae ...... .......................
I l ........... I
to the coast was In those days a
“n he unknown to me has always
11 o f a treaty o f “peace and friend ­
« '
along with himself In enthusiasm Is nlo euptmr. T h e group w ill leave 1 T“,a*
—— —
had an trreoiatlble lure, and all tn r
W hile The Sentinel Is o f ths be- ™ l ‘ «r . < * / * * « a " d tl>m * w ho a t
K
allm
alsg
K
.p
s
s
illlu rs a
ship" negotiated w ith T rip o li by an
one In ten million.
the church at ft o'clock. T he pastor
life I have had a cnrtnslty to know
Tolsi
c is u is s la rr lllsk Ushsol
Ils f th a t economies w ill come from tem nted the trip around the horn American -■>» rover, O p t . Richard
Most of the tnn-ple who snv some
w ill read the second chap ter of U K N K H t l. C O R TR O L
In
fra
g
ile
vessels
eared
m
ors
fo
r
what
really
had
langusge
consist
ths effort« to cut down expense» a t
O 'Brien. November 4, IT lk t
A l­
thing stirring, do 1, w ith the pen. "Jesus and Ourselves" by W eath er- S u |» rla t» B 4 » s i
••TOO 00
.............. .......
ft VISAT
9IT9.1 aa
ed of.
In the stables at home I
9 40 on
12 5 O0
our Institutions of higher learning, adventure than f « r life.
199 u<>
though spotted w ith sea w ater and
Thought flows e-tsllv from
the head. M id-w eek devotional m eeting l ’U sb
had heard an occasional ‘d n'
T he encroachm ent o f the w h ite yellowed w iih age, the Instrum ent
l«0 00
WO 00
Oftl,-« A h i . o u i
..................
90 UO
we must be patient and we m u *,
Anger»,
hut
apparently
not
from
w ill be a t ft T h u rs d a y and choir I'sA.US .....................
Ao no
30 OO
from the Him n f a groom, hut that
So UO
man,
w
ho
came
overland,
uo
to
the
Is still legible. On alternate pages
not expect too much all a t once.
the tongue.
Many are expert and m eeting a t ft W ednesday. T he lu k .r gentses
an oo
3 5 oo
xa.oo
was
not
very
Inform
ing
tim
e
o
f
the
great
wagon
tra
ín
a
Is
are the Arabic and English texts, i
The school» are In much thesan.s
K
ls
.ll.is
i
ssil
P
ub
llsllv
IIS
00
92
40
04
A
O
convincing
In
their
speech
inaklna
_ j church achooi w ill observe chll-
“ Now was the chance of mv life.
told w ith
meticulous care. The the la tte r declaring:
10 00
.......
A.OO
A 00
position as the ordinary fa m ily Mv
lesllng mainly In facts and co dren a day w ith an a p p ro p ria te prtv Audi!
The
pnper
reached
the
old
gentle
en-
gent argum ents; hu, that a no, ,.r
tng on a sta’ eo Income, w hich has Info rm ation contained, based
........................._
“As the government of the U nited
g ram Sunday, June 14.
A straw - To lsi
93995 00
*1144 IT
(2110.8«
man next me
1 had all hut
been accustomed to certain luxuries tlre lv noon h istorical facta. In d i­ States o f America was not m any ! stretched out an eager hand
Story In Its highest sense; the or
h erry lee cream social to be held on IK S T H tU T IU W Huiwrslsi.iu
He
cates th a t the a u th o r m ust have
Mupsrcisvr
u,
M
u
l
i
...........
9191A
00
9
907
A0
9
907.A0
story
o
f
M
ark
Anthony,
of
liemos
and conveniences, a certain stand
way foia d-sl on the Christian re-
the old cam p ground
has
been P r is - 1 pals
bent over me In a fath erly way and
-nent veers gathering h>s m aterials
thenes, o f Burke, of Henry Ward planned fo r June ft T h e m enu w ill tllsh Srhesli I »1 .... ...........
llgion as It I as In Its e lf no char- 1 said:
a ril of Uvtng. I f ths Income Is sod
1
won
00
tieoo.oo
1
W
O
O
00
fo r this faaclnatlng volume, studv
Beecher, o f Hoher, Ingersoll, of be supplem ented by hot dog and * I r a ils . I s i
den
reduced, the const
1 400 oo
acter o f enm ity against the laws, 1
1 400 00
1400 oo
“ ‘I am sure you w ill not w an, to
Ilr
s
d
s
s
I
SI
1
Son
00
Phillips
Itrooka
I
900
O
O
..
1,00
00
quo ^
more or less serious. Inc lon rn a’s of the old arennauts
religioo or tranq u ility o f Mussel- I see th is '
ham bu rg er sandwiches.
In some In-tunees ohiquence has
lly accustomed to a and n’oneera. and the w onder Is me-!, and as the same state never
“I
was
pining
to
read
It
hot
6ii
T o ls i
92407
A0
(saiftoo
99307
A0
become grandiloquence ; whereas ef
T I , V I T H IN
cerl
ird o f living endeavor that he was able to get some o f It entered into any w ar or act of hos­
I ' a. Inna
years o f sex subservience had -lone
C hurch u f C h rist, S ix th street and T I N s s S rk
s rs !
fm-tlve elocution, moving the emo Glbba
tility against any Mohammedan na- - th eir work.
to I
that standard so as to at all.
I summoned mv last
avenue,
where
more
men
I l l ( k H.koul. I si
T h * publishers are the M ontgom ­ lion. It Is declared hy the parties i
93900 00
»»»nooo
99900 00
lions
and
remaining
permanently
as
fit
t reduced by a third
hl»«h, cast down my eves, and
„ I l k Hckoid, , .1
1900 oo
I son no
1900 00
a fine structure of rhetorical value than women attend evening ser
that no pretext a rls ’ng f«em re- j said:
or a
large proportion, ano ery Press. Portland
I t l l k Si-hool. I « I
1530 o<>
143»» oo
15,0 oo
v
ie
«.
T
he
church
w
ill
jo
in
In
the!
Itls
k
Mik
10I.
g
»1
Is
always
restrained:
such
as
I.ln
3
520
O
O
llg
le
m
op.nions
shall
ever
Inter-
|
999«)
no
isso oo
It w
land w h a t the Institu­
" ‘Gh, no 1 No,
Thunk you so
union M em o ria l Sunday service at [High KckeeL # si
coin's
address
at
O
ettvshurg;
and
ftO7
5 0O
.
»
a,
a
<
>
o
9079
oo
W
henever
a
home
town
news­
rupt the harmony existing between | much?
tion
er learning a ie up
the
a
rm
o
ry
a
t
the
11
o'clock
hour
!
*»h'
*
1
-
>
•<
1170
00
1170 OO
m o oo
Webster's debate w ith llayne.
paper receives an item which c o n -: the tw o countries.”
“ Elate w ith chivalry, he honed
agai
i m oo
119 5 00
l l ï » OU
T he high school b accalaureate ser­ Gr«4«a; I al
O r*4 « a : J a l
A j
her th a t there already cerna a student from the home
9 1 en oo
loeo oo
9190 OO
and pocketed ,he scrip!.”— Kansas
vice w ill he held a t ft o'clock In the Or*4«a: 9 al
90»0
00
W
OO»» On
looo.no
was
I th a t our Institu tio n- t o »
attend ing the university or
City Times.
church. Rlble school w ill meet at U r*4 « a ; 1 al
9994 00
»91A OO
.. »«».00
Poor _ Food
Set Before
Veils Once Belonged
war,
o the standard of in- state college, the item Is invariab ly
ISI20 OO
1999A oo
30914 00
,
. . .
,
9 45 T ou ng ladles' day w ill be ob- Mu|>|»t|««
s tlti
th e r states. W e have concluded w ith
the
statem ent,
500 OO
»«(I oo
1009 00
E g r l y F r e n c h M o n a r c h s served Sunday. T h e men o f thia Frc« T«al Hooba
to Martha Washington Early English Drama«
900 OO
900 00
had
going to institutions “Mias or M r. B lan k Is a m em ber of
school meet a t this hour w ith the
T
he
adeip'e
nf
ennbery
did
not
T
h
ree
veils
that
once
belonged
I
t
of I
rning in other s la te - this sorority or th a t fra te rn ity .”
Tulal
c
om
m
u
nity
men's
bible
elasa.
C.
B-
o
p
%
*
t
,
ow
„
„
lw
-
r
9IAA9A
00
999015
00
t ia .io o o
A c te d O n ly on S un d ay
a lw a v* flourish In Prance.
If Ian
to M artha Washington are owned
believed them to be makes little difference w hether
group« w ill meet a t T o'clock. I. 0 . 1 i t w r l . i
bees
crulahed In a very In fe rio r »tale un
hy
Col.
Louis
J.
Kolb,
Philadel­
Though
Ie«ri«l>»tor9
in
17^0
9
590
00
11
ft 1ooo on
9IA9O 00
have some course membership in the sorority or fra
bett
I J a n ito r. I a l
der early monarch*.
“Gregory of Shaw, m in ister.
phia.
e tio o o
BT) O0
fW>wne<1 on Sunday R in n v m e n ii
S7 4 on
ter than
the
same te rn lty has any relation
to the
K u r s W ork
that
90 OO
«5 no
19 4 00
T
o
u
r*
ha*
preserved
the
acm
enf
of
«
w
n
f
fhnlr
nr»s)«^e»tnr«
r«*mn1
One Is the bridal veil the Widow
I ! J rt-i*
a a lio n ' Nupptloo
T here has been com- item, or how u n im p o rtan t the item
B
O
O
O
O
300
00
ion no
coui
T
he
H
ig
h
w
a
y
H
a
p
tH
I
Cfcurx*.
—
a rena«t o f French w a rrio r*, at the
•M them w lfh a n»nm tnlnrant evo.
son oo
O is lis wore when she was m arried
800 00
,000
00
6 income of the Insti- may be. So fa r as this paper Is
piali
unrelleveti rudene«* nf which we Rev. H . W . Devi« o f Eugene w ill U sM sod Puw.r
In the Slxfnnnih cenfnrv Snnrlny
loo 00
vnn no
4<»o on
to the stalw art Virginian.
It Is a
ot such as to perm it concerned, it would be ju s t as In -
tU tii
A0 no
preach a t the I , o'clock service on
............. - ..............
too
O
Ô
1
50
OO
are
astounded
*
write«
A
nt
hour
w
as
nlmn<r
the
n
tnrrner**
only
thin netting, one yard square, elab­
emp
>f the best teachers teresting to know w h at g irl the
7 A oo
TS OO
15«» nn
Clyne In the Rostnn Transcript, «he them e, "The C h ris tia n Message o X ’ g *
.
.
,
chance nf ent^rtnlnnient.
Tt w*»<
orately embroidered in floral de­
7A.00
TS
00
1
so
oo
and
lings w ere not suffl- fra te rn ity man was out w ith the
Charlemagne lived ponrly nml ate an<l the Q u a lity o f C h ris tia n L ife
txif until 15711 that plays were act­
sign on Its lower edge.
In the cen­
u niversity in particu- night before, or w hat m an took the
cien’
bti, little
Philip,w le Bel was Most Needed In T h ia
Age."
No
99195 00
92915 OO
ed on week day«, and until a eon*
94BBO 00
te r the lace m aker worked in hun­
m palgn has been un- sorority g irl to the show the week
la r i
hardly h a lf an h-.nr at the table, ••rv lc e w in be held at the ft o'clock
M * * 1—
Nb’em hle la te r date Bunday waa
dreds o f representations of clover
an endowm ent fund before. In other words, the im -
9
90<>
oo
9 boo on
der
and Francis I though, more o f hour aa the church w ill jo in In the Horn» M shls« b .p s r ilo .o i
still retarded as the ncea«|en fnr
leaves.
409 oo
4OO on
eastern colleges have, portance o f fra te rn ity and sorority
such
amorous dalliance than of eating high achooi baccalaureate service
****k SckootnuiiJisg
........
the production n f new niece*
50 00
3
no
no
3 50 no
Another is the veil she wore
o ur university m ight connections is g re a tly over-em-
• e .
< l jn i« * .l„ s > g u l U l s s ...........
ln oí
34 ÔO
175 oo
and drinking.
Nevertheless It was
ISO 00
Queen Elltnhcrh p atm nl*ed Snndav
when she sat for the p o rtrait G il­
,™- _ .
- ..
_
_
| C oolrsl (Irsdo tlo lld lns
same plane as east- phasixed and altogether too much
»15,00
12 5 on
be p
tinder this last king th a , the sci­
plavs. as did alro .fames I. and
W‘ ,a * 5 ^
« M e e a tt W ssi a t e . Oss4s B .lld ls s
200
<
>
0
bert Stuart (minted.
I t Is hand
3no
no
ado is made over them. The fact
ern
ence of cookerv took l,s rise In ?tr — '. ‘ U * * ” " • «»«ass, T. J . O n . p s * lira u s g a
even the higher clerev tonb nn ex
38
00
8A
00
80.00
embroidered In silver sjiangles w ith
Ot
e can not c u rta il In th a t fra te rn ity and sorority con
• » ! " e r s ls g erosok
E s m p m .s i •
France, Few have heard the name
cepflnn tn the pmctlee.
Indeed,
a border o f fern frond pattern and
950 OO
940 00
the «
Pered and we can not nec0ons arp ^ d e d to every p e r
we read o f the then hfsben n f I .nn
o f G onthler d'Andernseh. W hst Its
rvealsg ---------- '¡«ft •» » » ,« * t M ; ilru in s a iu s i U u llllo »
measures three yards hy fifteen
3 5 (MJ
75 no
1 no no
do a
any of the buildings • ° “ al sen‘ fron’ the university or
eon w in to philosophy. Ih in te or
dn n
p riM ln c in g
**A
Sfldsnmmee
««r»l«a.
T
;
M
W«4a«s-
W
.«
|
a
|4
.
Orad»
IM
Id
la
«
IOO
00
inn nn
Inches.
th a t
to he m aintained on colle^ shows thia to * * th * caae
Petrarch to poetrv, Copernicus or day s lg M .
» . ,
¡ O e a ttel tira d » lis itd ls g
X lr h t ’a D rea m * at h l* town house
TS
00
75 OO
The third Is a riding veil, rem i­
Gallic,» tn Rstronninr. G onthler w n
on a Sundae evening ns late a*
a de-
come, fo r a decrease The folks a t home are more in te r­ niscent o f the peaceful days when
i'k s r r k ö l O r i» «
, Loadas I»
Total
_________
9974
00
97000
oo
9993A.OO
ested
in
knowing
w
hat
the
home
1IW1
The practice, however, wa*
In France to gastronomy.
Before
In expenditures has been accepted
W,b at P » tla <» O
rara. I — --------
B saday _
nr
----------
AUXILIARY AllKRCIKB
by those in charge o f the Institu- t0 ’ ?
° r * irl is doin& ’ ith h? 3 she used to accompany her hus­
him. th e lr enllnnry code was s col
«isas; hlkU »lady I« a ai™ vsnkle I I , library Baak»
not without mnnv nt»nonent*. and
9 4on no
ft 300 00
9 300 00
band on tours of th e ir estate at
a
a
.
a
rrtp
ta
ra
arad»
t
»o
«
a
.
j
H
ra llk B »r»l».
UOng
. grades, w hat outstanding th in g he
there can he nn doubt that Sundav
lee,Inn of setups picked up here
75 no
74 no
,80 00
Mount
Vernon.
This
one
Is
of
line
a
a
a
Muppli»»
,«»
ll.a
M
k
A
r
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no
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N o doubt there have been some ” doin« ln h U or h»r stud'« -
performance* had not a little to do
and there, the names of dishes were
kl»
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quality Brussels net and Is two and
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w ith the Puritan dl«Ilbe o f p ln r - i as harimrotta and uncouth as the
expenses th a t were unw arranted.
» » « I M s ls »«ra«l
M a n i a e S Iw e e - i
a h alf yards long by fifteen Inches
Total ™ ....... .............
dishes themselves.
p oint of everv de*cHnt<on.— M an­
T here are such ln every home, in
E d ito r B ill Tugnian. of the hy
•s
is
oo
9500
00
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n
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»
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m
«k
Bsaday.
wide.
a a iia a sU iy . rixen c h a r g e « :
chester (E n <.) Guantlnn.
G onthler Is the fath er o f cookery. AU Laikvraas, lr r r a e . n l » .
every business, especially in a large phenated Eugene R egister-G uard,
laauraaea
...............
The heirlooms had been In the
9 1 90 00
»»« v o r a im , la . H . a » . a M l m um -
ft 140 00
ft loooo
■ s Descartes o f French philosophy
business such as th a t o f our In- relates the experience o f a Eu-
C A P IT A L O C T L A V a
« k a a n «It»«™ I a » k « n a taam-
hands of kin o f the Washington i
• • •
N»w P u ra lla ra aad I« a lp m .a l
It 1« ««Id thnt he Invented. In less
etltutlons o f h igher learn in g is.
genian who took a European friend
•
u
s
oo
ft
,28 00
fam ily continuously until they were
M u a irlp a l Aaaraaaaoato ...
C o v e re d W a « o s D ays
than ten year», nine rn-onta. th irty
>00 oo
170 00
470 00
«art
ala :
T h e Sentinel has not hesitated to for a three-day w h irl over
the
r t n P»at»«a»tal
» , F W a C e k«r»k.
r a d l.y l o s t
-
B a M ™
acquired a few years ago hy Colonel
one sauce« and tw enty one soups.
In the dava n f the pioneer trek«
criticise the institutions of higher highways o f Oregon, a fte r w hich j
T o la ,
...... .......... .......... _
,
• 9 0 0 00
Mon oo
w«r»klB f i a. a, aad t M
•so» ot
Kolb.
D E tIT R E R V II'R
across the pinina ennmee was re ­
learning, but it Is not in favo r of the European exclaimed. " I
can
p.
klkle a la d r T a ra d a f a lg k l, pray-
Pvtaelpol oo Betofta _
_
. .
. . . . . . .
quired to face the ?ftMI mites
•» «ad e»r» k lp . trld a g a
hog-tying them , and there is danger now say I have seen Oregon, and
Io i»r»»t aa Ruad»
..
, , .
• • •
T e m p tin g Dag's A p petite
stretehlne bleakly In front of them.
o f a demand fo r such a cut in ex- it is m iraculous!”
....................... .......... ...........
F o u n d ¡a S h a k e s p e a r e
A l Ik » In u ra ra llo a o , w u l M s la sad la la ra » ! se W o rra a l»
A tv o i-s ’ tra in consisted of one
pendltures as would m ake It Im -
W e don't know exactly w h st the!
Nursing a sick dog. ea|>erln,lv M rtrra t» I l a »mall w k li. tkurck. S»»»aik T o ls i _______ ________________
T he line “caviare to the general”
wagon, “tw o yoke o f four-veer old
Each S a tu rd a y a t 9 >0
possible fo r them to properly func- visitor m eant when he said Oregon
when I, Is In the roovales--en, l ‘* jr A d w a l la l
annears
tn
Shakesiieore’s play, ' steers and one vnke o f cows." In
a kour la >|>«ai la tk» rt<idy ot Ik » S»b- EMERGENCY
tlon. T his we do not w ant. They Is miraculous, but we agree w ith
stag*. In not an easy task os a n r • Ij.lh
KE i 'I I'IT II.A T IO N
»rkool
l»»»aa
A l I I e'eloek
tk»
" Ila m le t.” act two scene two. whe-e j front of them were rivers, moon
To tal E»i|-aa(»d » ip .a d llu r» » la r Ih» j» » r
E d ito r Bill's statem ent th a t
it
must not be crippled.
doc owner who has been thrunMi im aiar. Eldar Paul Ira ra a a . d » ll» » n
p r ia * , a , ito . ¡ r t . m . ’.* ,7 k.‘
Ï ’ ! * ' * • « • ’ • • • < r a í i l p u a a . (a rla d ,a ', prapoa...
would take a life tim e to see O re- j Prince H am let is speaking to the j tslns. thirst, hnnm-r privation and
••rnio
a.
tks
I, know«
tine ownn» was hnvine
actors, saying: " I heard thee speak
the pestilence that overt-*ok mi­
aam»d t>y rk s p ia r aad »»rea Imo» n * 1s * * * «taase» la k . raised k» d l t t r l r t I»«
great d lffm lty In getting his dog lag
T he other day we received a let- F3“ - 11 Pfoh*bly would take about
A
, kam»
to » »>lrn<l»d
__ » a__ _
BUMMARY OP KMTIMATRU KXPI
Ik» klkl».
A warn»
warm w .leom
» to
» l.a d a d
me a speech once, but I , was never
EXPENtHTUREM
g ratin g horrle». Soon thev were In
P » n a a a l a e r a l e » _____________________
to eat
H e mentioned the m utter Is all » llh .r on B akkaik a r BI Ik » W»4
te r signed " (M rs .) Carolyn Sm ith.' the sam* ■•“ frth of tim e to see all
acted; or if It was. no, above once:
I S iip p lt»»
............ -
a eolitmn o f wngon« «-»id to he «nn
,n another dog owner, an old time» nraday »»»alag kour ot T:JO.
N o w there's a w om an w ho should of O reS °n- and everything
that
j
M
aini--osar«
»ad
K»palra
..........
for the piav. I remember, ptenee-1
mile« long nil m nrlng toward the
who hnd heen throu"h much o f I , ,
have a m onum ent or something should be of interest to a v is ito r.' not the m illio n : 'tw as caviare to i
I fa-ki M»r»l »
......
we«t. thetr neennsnf« without prop­
«a’d he; “J co, thia from an old
, MtoeaFsaaoa»
.. .
________ .
erected in h er honor. H o w is a or 10 a resident here, fo r th a t m at- ■ the general." T he word "general" ' er food dependent nnnn nnhenlth
F le a w e r*
S
m
»r«
»
arr
-
...........
_.
.. ._ ..........
person going to address the person t pr. as It would take to see a ll of j
ladv when I wo« a kid snd Pm no
here signifies “the general pohlie."
fill «tresm« for water, enveloped
T he m iiim on nume to r the »»-ed-
spring
chicken.
Von
might
th'nk
It's
who signs her nam e p la in “Carolyn Europe.
Total
........
.........
...............
..........
Caviare, the Russ'an condiment j In an Intolerable du«t.
of Hie Plantait» Psyllium le flro
In calm
__ MAS10 00
sn old fashioned potion, hut I've
iN O EiiTEtiN t aa
Sm ith?”
T h e person
replying
--------------- —
made from the roe of the sturgeon,
w eather the dost would rise an
w o n . a n d they hHong lo ih» herh
Anaoual
at
k»ad»d
tad»kl»dasra
,
tried I, and never knew I, to fall
•«soon oo
doesn't know w hether to address
D r. Joseph M ille r, d ire c to r o f
fam ily
T im nume uriglnaled In , Aiauuat at W a rra a , ladaklad«»»» aa warrant»
wan then considered a new and
th'ek at time» that the lead team
T ry the dog op a llitle smoked her
T3SA a |
h er as “Miss” or “M rs .” T h ere Is guidance in the W ilkesbarre, Pa.
G ika r la d » k l» d e » a a ............ ...........
..
fashionable delicacy, hut was not
n f oxen could not he see*, from
Kiigl-iiiit
T lila S|ie» Ire o f plnniag»
.......
lsoi at
ring. |nst enoogn to get him «fart
a tem ptatio n to say “D e a r Sir." schools, a fte r studying 1600 chil-
r-htalnahle by nor relished h r the
the
a - «nn
Then.
» d in .
the
g r o w * In the Bonih of Fni»q>e and ! TO,»!
...........................................-mm—
ed It's great as an an ’-ey|»eg.”
. „
« s *« *« * *
and let the person receiving the dren. says th a t only 23 per cent of common
people.
Conseouently,
steady flow o f wind " onM hnrt the
In h » r l hern Africa
T h e ae»»»l.
Hal.d tkla Slk day e, May. 1VSI
T he oivner followed the surges
le tte r believe th a t the e rro r was un the children graded as b rig h t were
Ana, nnd sand like fine h »,I. w'th
anything which fall« to achieve poo-
are nlioui a mm In lengili I io l.h
Hon and s o re enough the ,|ng ale
WORTH HARVEY
N E OLA SB
In te n tio n a lly made. T h e re is noth above the average in intelligence,
n 'a rity because I, Is thought to he
fo-cc enough to sting the face and
P la tr lr t C lark sad H arraiary o , H ads»l
the smoked herein« wi»h roll«», and mm in w idth, con» es on one eld»
C k«lrm »o tl..»»d « , ,» |ra .|o r» aad C hair
ing more ir r ita tin g th a n the fem l- I f D r. M ille r had tak e n the grades
hands.
above the ponular taste or com­
am) n a n a ve o n th e other
They
Comedi tee»
■uaa
,lu
d
s
»
l
C
aoiailil»»
then turned to a few other th'n-’ s
nine nam e attached to a le tte r w ith- given by parents o f the children,
are i nrk rtnbllah hr»»» n In rsdov and
prehension. may he cons'dered as
J H CHAMFER«
CltAB A PEIIlLEIt.
A fte r a few dnv« w ith nn iw - i
W It PACGIIERTT.
out an y indication as to w hether he would have found the percent-
“ caviare to the general."
closely rreeinlde flu ì seed In medi
I I h G R IG G S
slnnal taste o f smoked herring the c ilia ! properties.
C J REM.
II O M C eltic L a n d »
the subscriber is m a rrie d or single age a great deal low er than that.
HOY V i r i i N A H D .
II
J
aH„,W.
dog's anpetlte ram e hack
Old
CLEM
B A Itrr.
C ( I'MPHRRT.
O f all the Interesting trips In
fashioned or not. th e to-vt-ni-nf was
_____
__
_______ _______
tH»artas»
“ S w e e th e a rt c f E u ro p e ”
nCI9a^dJj A ilrtaory C om a»Ht..
France. R rittanv should he In
The reason there is so mucn In­
P la y g r o u n d A a a e c la t ie a
successful.— Broek,on Enterprise.
Austria is the han?y young g irl eluded, especially the «noth eoart.
digestion is th a t so m any people
T l e P l» tg r» u i» l and B erre a ,Ion
w ith Ita «ea resort«.
This la ,h<.
In Europe'« fam ily of snch different
swallow everything told them abcut
Bocleiv o , America wna ontani«»«,
land n f “Pardon«." those aeml
ehlld-en. for whom godfathers and
how to care fo r th e ir stomachs.
E n d o w r d C h u r c h B e ll»
In I'skl hy Jacob Itila. Lu,lier H al
sweethearts hare dreamed mere religion« and seminaran festivities,
T h e hetls nf the hnerv T w e lfth
whpre the villngera don the co»-
nim es o f del’c litfu l meaning t h in
The trouble w ith much o f the ad­
century church o f St M ary's Mel
tume« and Play the ceremonies
It was tn o a rh t
vice in the fa rm papers is th a t I t ' the p ro file allow.
ton M i'w h tn r. In Leicestershire
which
go
hack
,n
the
day»
of
the
that
in
calling
her
“
Austria,"
a
is w ritten by people who have never
England perform a do-'hte d” lv
dolmen
and
menhir
o
f
thelr
wild
name
rem
lnl’
cent
of
Anrora.
the
lived anyw here but in a flat.
each evening They toll the eqrfew
Paris— Nantes— Saven
goddess o f dawn, the problem of moorlands.
arf) also th» dnv o f the mnntli
expressing her b -a n ty In one word ay— St. Nuxnlre I« the route ,n fo l­
The worst p art of thia m uck-rak-
Hence the tnw-n«fnH> do no, n.«-»’
T ill» o ris ln al e a tliM Ie »hoar, la p a r a ll.l aolumaa ika s a il r a , i , at Ik» a e*a ral raralca«. a ia lrrla , »ad »nppll», for t h .
low,
and
the
great
Pardon
renters
hnd
been
attained,
hut
a«
soon
a«
I ing is th a t it just stirs things up
Ih n « tl.c a l y » a r, n . , l praradl«« th» curraat y ,s r I k , d»tall » a p » n 4 lla » » tor Ik * l u i na» o, »»Id ihra» p rra .d la c ,|» ra l r»»r»
calendar« because from tim e Im
are at Anray. St. Mirio Qnlhernn.
her
charms
were
revelled
to
the
and
tba
b
(» l allowanraa and » «p -n d llu rra tor »1, mo a Gia a , ifca c u rrra t r» a r ( " M a moalha a l I k , ru rra n t m i '
a»» » »
without clearing aw ay the rubbish
mem orial this practice ha« h-en >1, luoalka a d of
Ika laal aehoal y .a r ) Bra Baa 9 S S .IS J1 Rckool L a « ,.
7 "
m *"*
tourist every lover who lingered Quimper. Danilins. Plougnstel and
: and refuse.
followed w ithout hrenk. Tradition
E X P E N D IT U R E B
about her beautiful e«tn,e ran­ St. Anne-la-Palnd. where the most
has I , th a t 200 year« ago a wealthy
sacked the archives o f fairylan d to Im portant Pardon In B rittany Is
T here are a lot o f people in this
follow er o f gqe o f the Id»l»cester
E »pandila rra aad bad
E ip »n d ittir» » far Ihr»» ftoral r»a r*
find a new term of endearment. I held on the last Snturday and Sun
old world who need not fe a r w ild
gat a l l o m a » te r ala
»hire hunts became lost In a rnase
n»»l p ra w d ln g ,k » laal
day I d August.
These old (“e itle
"The
Nymph
o
f
the
Danube."
“T
he
maatka a l l»»i
achoel year
anim als th a t eat live m eat only.
o f woodland for more than a day
Oueen of the East." "The Musical lands o f France have a fascination
I f you w ill ta k e a look a t the
a fte r the rest o f the party had ro
Maid
o
f
the
.Monarchy”
and
“T
he
different
from
the
res,
of
France.
A hum an crank seldom starts
place on South R iv e r Road,
turned home. Eventually the wind
Sweetheart o f Europe” were h
u
t _________________
anything.
borne chimes o f the chnrch hell»
w here the old b arn waa torn
s 8
a few o f the tributes w ith which
IT E M
set him In the right path and In
down, and note the garden
g
E le c t r ic L i g h t a n d P h o n e
men adorned her.
thankfuln»»«« he created an endow­
spot there, you w ill get an
n s
HERRON.
T h e first homes In which the
i
ment fond to ensnre the ringing of
idea o f the im p ro vem ent pos­
l à
electric light bulb shed Its ray»
the bells In perpetuity.
sible a ll along the riv e r.
(ftpacia, la u « S e a tia » !)
P rop erly Southern States
were the house« In Menlo Park, N.
a a •
*•« *£ _
« -
M r. and M rs. S. L . Bond of Ir v
T he original Mason-Dixon line
J., where M r. Edison's laboratory
G rn 'ra ) C en tral- l> r» o n a l a»r»U»:
And I f you w ill let us test
ing were Sunday din ner gue^u at
was the boundary line between
Hopertntondpnt ...... ...
was
si,acted
then.
T
h
e
Invention
R
obert
Burn»'
M
a
rria
g
e
ft
t.soooo
ft
1,800 00 ft 2.4V, 88
your ra d io tube«, free, you
the GiJcriat home.
CtarM ...................- ..........
135 00
Pennsylvania and M srylnn d: Just o f the Incandescent lam a Itself
3 SO 00
280 00
Burns legally m arried Jean Ar
w ill fin d th a t we can m ake
Office a aa iita a t ............
WO 00
190 00
190 00
M r. and M rs. John
Belieu o f
before the C ivil w a r the line was
took place on October 21, 1870. and
mour
in
I7Wt,
about
tw
o
year«
a
fte
r
<3«ntua
.
.
.
a
.
.........................................
39
45
50 00
»0.00
a great im p ro vem ent in your
M y rtle P o in t visited Thursday of
accepted as the dividing line be­
the lighting system waa Invented
Other aarrlc*« ........... .
99.90
50
00
he
had
contracted
a
secret
and
Ir
­
set's p erfo rm ance, by the use
last week w ith M rs. Belieu's broth­
B k r tlo a and pu blicity .........
tween free and slave states. T he
44 SO
100 00
before the end o f th a, year.
93 00
reg
ular
m
arriage
w
ith
her.
which
o f one o r tw o new tubes.
Audit .... ........ ...................
S 00
10 00
10 00
er and sisters, E . F . C arlile, M rs
states generally regarded as south­
B o , tw o year» before the reirt
e a a
was acknowledged In w riting. H e r
Pneobt Young and M rs. M a ry
ern are V irginia. North Carolina,
dents o f Menlo Park bathed In the
To tal espansa of general contro)
fa
th
e
r
was
Indignant
at
the
secret
ft
t.e
io
jft
ft
(.240.00
ft
8.084
81 • *,«1SO» • 9.sis oo
F a th e r: “B e tty , I w a n t you
Sm ith.
South Carolina. Florida. Alabama,
glow o f the firs, electric lights,
m arriage, compelled hla dauuhter In structio n— Sajiervtalon Persons! servies:
to come hom e fro m the p ar­
SI. M . Tison spent F rid a y and
Tennessee, Mississippi. Texas, A r­ Charles W illiam s. Jr., o f Somer­
to give up Burna and also forced
Supervisors. 1 ........................... «....................
1,315 00
ty a t a reasonable h o u r—and
kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma. M is­ ville, Mass., talked over a telephone
S aturday a t Roseburg and vicinity
Principals, .3 ................ .. ...............................
.. <90000
her to destroy the document which
ft 8,188 00 ft A.A70.00 ft « > (0 00
not w ith the m ilk m a n .”
souri,
Kentucky,
M
aryland
and
on business fo r the Copco Co. H e
Installed In his home.
T ills was
vouched
the
marriage.
,n
A
pril,
B e tty :
“B u t fa th e r,
how
Total
expense
of
supervision
.................
«.........
5.915
00
ft 1.38S 00 ft 4 4TOOO ft 4.880 00 • a. it o oo • 1. 1 so oo
Delaware.
T
he
Mississippi
river,
le ft M onday w ith a crew o f men to
the
first
home In
the
world
1788. the poet p rivately acknowl
absurd. H e w on 't be there.”
which forms the eastern boundary
begin w idening of the right-of-way-
equipped with a phone, and a sim­
Instruct
Ion—
Teaching.
Personal
servlet:
edged
her
as
his
wife.
On
August
a a •
o f Missouri, does not chance Its ! ila r Installation was made at the
980,215 00
on ihe high power line out fro m
Teachers ......... ................................................. .
• 16.SIT SO »81.ITS 00 •81.280 04
3 of that year a legal ceremony
W e d on't alw ays get home at
Hupp’le t ............ .......... ........................
1.000 00 .
599.09
1,000.00
Roseburg and M y rtle creek fo r the I name. The Missouri riv e r -divides same tim e In M r. W illia m ’s office
1,132.14
waa perform ed at Gavin Ham ilton's
Free
Textbooks
.........................................
900
09
a reasonable hour, when we
the
state,
but
the
whole
.if
MI»-
;
at Boston, so he could have some
Copco Co. Lester and Leonard O il-
house, and two days la te r they ac- ,
have to service radios till 11
sour!
Is
considered
as
a
southern
place to call up.
crist and P h ilip Hersey accom­
know ledgej th elr m arriage In the T “u l '«P«»«« ®( ,«ocklag .—
—
• ■«M.Olft OO
»16 0*7 60 » » .IT S 00 *J3 3«2 IS » « ,1 3 ] OT «O.T40 00
a t n ig h t; so d on't expect to
or border state.
panied h im and w iil assist w ith the
M aochllne church.
n___ _
. . . „
,
Oparadno
at
plsn
t—
Parsons)
,»
r»
l«
s:
see ua a t the store before 9
w ork.
Janitor, sod otkor rnploy«» .......
a, »so. to
ft 1.188 00 ft 2,208 00 ft 2,»28.82
In the m orning.
Show , Good Censes
Lucy Edw ards, O rv ll W h ite and
.Isnltors’
.’.00 00
.Is n lto n ' »appll»»
288 00
500 00
453 59
• • •
C a n a d a 's O ld e s t H o u s e
FUSI rara
t.ooo oo
T,5 00
“How many are there In your fam h I
E a rl M u rry took the eighth grade
1.500 00
B e a u tifu l Flanders
1,415 59
L
ic
h
t
snd
power
.....................
400
(Ifl
O badiah: “I
th in k
Peggy
195
00
880
00
Canada’» oldest continuously oc­ Hy, madam?”
947 50
exam inations Thursday and F rid a y
T he enticem ent! o f the Middle
Water
I SO. 00
TS 00
300.00
152 71
w ill m ake an Ideal w ife fo r
cupied house stands In the little
“Just my husband and I . ”
o f last week. Eunice Edw ards and
Telephone ............................
ISO 00
TS 00
ages linger everywhere In Bruir eg
1.50 00
133 90
me. E v e ry tim e I go to her
Tillage o f Sillery, a suburb of the
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oo
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June W illia m s took the geography
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and Ghent where some o f th» finest
O ther expense of operation
lso.oo
house I
fin d h er d arnin g
city of Quebec.
T he mansion, ns
"N o.”
exam ination fo r the seventh grade,
examples of the Flemish builders
aooke."
“Any dog» or cat»?“
i M r. and M rs. George Bailee o f 1 It once was, Is nearly three huh-
................ ......... .« 4 B0S 00
a rt are found nnd whose deep hut Total ».tpon»« ot operation ..... ....
ft ft.ftOS.OO ft ft,2os.no ft S.I88 42 ft 4.8T8 80
Joshua: " T h a t caught me,
dred years old. having been built
ft 4,014 00
“ No.”
London spent Sunday afternoon
o7'wi'rt f «nnd ± 7 . h7 *
".h ,rn u " !
« 'P - l» :
too. u n til I noticed th a t It
In 1637.
T he fath er and founder
“Do you have a radio?"
| w ith M rs. Belle Geer.
of w ar and paens o f victory In the I
im p a ir and r .p U r a m .n l of fo ra lto ro snd
of Sillery and Its mission w hs Hie
“ No."
was alw ays the same sock ”
M r. P lu n k e tt has gone to B rad-
past and remnln to delight the mod
»qalpmonl .......... , .................................
• i.ia s o o
ft STO.OO ft 1J40.00 ft 1.220 IS
• • •
Commander de Sillery, a great
“ Now, have you any saxophones,
ern visitor w ith th elr music. Cnrtt- !
K'pslr ond m alh trn s n o l of building» snd
I wood, where he is forem an of the
Frenchman o f his time, a favo rite pianolas, ukuleles or other musical
O u r w ashin g machines w on’t
1,800 00
granáis
■88 00
1.T2S 00
1,199 97
i construction crew fo r the B radley-
Ion concerts arc held In both cities 1
(Fh«r »»p.o,» of mslnt.nsne» ond rspslra
50 00
o f the French court and fo r a long Instruments?”
100.00
d arn socks; b ut they w ill do
i ’»Voodard Lum ber company.
during the summer and also In i,n I
tim
e
a
lending
ambassador
o
f
‘
the
"Indeed not. And why all these
“d a m ” good job of wash
E a m ie H eaton is w o rk in g on the
lines, Tournnl and other places T he ! T u,al »sp»n»> of m slntansora snd ra p ,Ira
• 1,038.00
ft I.4IS.OO ft 3.08S.00 ft 8.SV8 02 ft 2.088 88
king of France, following which he questions?"
ft 8.TTS 00
Ing. W e handle the "Auto­
w i f .T " .h r t „ o B. rU,{ee ,* b d e ’ h* m " r * | A » x H l.r y A grtirios. L ib ra ry .
Cedar creek road.
took holy orders as a Jesuit, and
"M adam . I'm Jus, the man who
m a tic ” and the new "G E ”
H a rv e y C la rk and H e rb e rt R a y -
400
00
ft
23800
ft
40000
• • •
thus became one of the early ro1»- intends to rent the house next
ft 1ST.TO
Health servlet: Personal sendee (nurse, ete
bulb fields of the la tte r are equaled
’ mond were shearing sheep fo r Sel-
ISO 00
,50 00
800 00
slonarles to New France.
door.”— London Opinion.
And. a t the ladies
sewing
Nnpplles and other eipenses ............................... ..
SO.OO
only In Holland.
don Powell W ednesday and T h u rs ­
Personal
sendee
...........................
.........................
club, m ore
husbands
are
day.
,28 IT
darned th a n sox.
Total expense auxiliary arenclaa ......................
M r. snd Mrs. M a rtin o f Jackson­
F irs t Coal M in e ia A lb e rta
000 00
ft
STft.OO
ft
Toe.oo
ft
288 8T ft 2T4.S4 ft 416.00
Firew
ood
Classified
• • «
ville arrived S aturday evening to
Coal was first discovered In Al
Fixed Charc^a: Jn»uranee ................... .............
Boys who augment the fam ily In
soo.oo
ft
10000
W ashers w ere the seventh
Delicate
Judgment
ft
28000
ft
20T.8V
visit Mrs. M a r tin ’s parents, M r. and berta, ('uriaihi. by Nicholas Stierun
Other fixed charges: Appraleal ................
TS 00
175 00
co,tie In the ptairer sect Iona of New
line added to R ad io Rav's
T h e Judgment may he com
Mrs. F red Arnold, at cam p B. M r. who o|>ened a mine In ,872 on the
York d ty hy selling and delivering
j
To
tal
fixed ehargea ............ .............. ..
stock and have been a con­
..ft 800 00
pored ,o a c I ih k or wiiteh : where
ft ITS 00 ft 42800 ft 20T.8V
M a rtin returned home Sunday.
west bunk n i the (tlilm an river. He
ft 1.108 20 ft 8T0.00
small quantltlea o f wood for use In
sistent seller since. Ask for
the moat ordinary m utl.ltie IB
M r. and M rs. F re d P a tte n gave broke Id» own trulls found his own
C apital O utlay«: W rw building« ............................
fireplaces use a special oomenda
0.821 OT
a d em on stratio n.
s n fllileii, to tell llie hour« hut
a dance S aturday evening.
H*w
furniture
and
equipment
..................
12S
00
oisrkeiB. and hauled cimi hy o»
ISO.OO
»00
00
lure In th e lr trade. T o them wood
T4S 2T
• • •
the moat elaborate alone cun
Aeenaamanta for betterm ent« .........................
4T0.00
24«. TS
Tom W illia m s w ent to P o rtland tenui to For, llenton. Mont., and
4 (3 .8 0
482 14
1» not pine. oak. ash —but "log
W irin g
,w>ln, ou, the mlnuleo Hnd sec­
Sunday.
othei distant point«
A cairn ha>
Total capital outlay« ...... ............... ..
wood." designated pieces chopped
ft sos no
9 »»«7» •
702.80 ftll.080,88 ft t.lSSOft
ond». nnd distinguish the small
M a«dn Lam ps
Georgia C la rk attend»d a b lrth - been erected at Lethbridge, Alberts
810.80
from waste construction materia-
est difference of time. — Foo
AnnllaOoe«
Debt flervlee: P rincip al on bonds ............ ..........
..ft 4 000 00
given fo r _____
E th e l ______
M ae Gie national parks ,rf Canada
ft
2,000
00
. ¡day p arty _
ft
4
000 00
8 800 00
or old hoses, or else “tree wood.'
In
t^reat
on
bonds
............................................
..
l.ftOO
no
tenelle.
ft 1.48T SO • 2 • TS 00
R adio Tubes
< h erry last W ednesday evening a l branch, depnrlm en, of the Interior
2,028 00
meaning un,rim med pieces as the)
Interest on warrant« .... .............................
80000
2S0 00
800.00
48T I I
R adio Hets
the C h erry home a t cam p A.
,0 comme,m irate these events.
come from tree».
To tal debt service ......................................................
R adio Service
..ft T,400.00 ft l.TftT.ftO *_7,»7S.OO ft ft,O il.11 ft 8.204 00 ft
8.8TS.00
W ashers
O ld Aga
R a in fa ll Statistic»
Emergency ..................................................................
S to c k E x c h a n g e ', B e g in n in g
............................... ................ft 1,00000
Irish Legend
•1,000 00
I t I b largely your fau lt I f the
A» a general rule
authorities
T h e present New York Block ex
T he Isle of klnn seems rather a ! world trice to shelve you a fte r you Total emergency ......... ............................. ................ _ » l.ooo.oo
ft t.000 00
»ay, more m in fall« fa elevated r *
change traces Ils origin to a group
big
handfull.
hot
Irish
mythulng)
Railin Ray
glon» th.-'it in
lo w
» tie s
L ih - ii I
have rench. d fifty. Old age stioulo
o f men who held dally meetings un | affirms that It wna nothing more »<
beget wisdom and esperii nee.
II
peciiiinriili-s. however, sometimes
ORAWn TOTAL ..................................................... (11,020 00
ftlft TOT.00 ftM.MY.ft6 M ».lY».<0 ft»« 840 »8 (81 004 00
der a huttotiwood tree which stood
Down by the bridge
a giant named Flonn Mn Coni One
you have acquired these vou need
reverse tills and also cause great
at what Is n»w 68 W all street. New
dny.
In
a
fit
o
f
lem,»er,
»he
giant
no, fear
T he world Judge» men
differences In the amounts of rain­
York ,-lty
It was In 17112 thn, a i seised a flatftil o f earth and cast
fall In places quite near each other.
by gray m ailer, not hy gray hairs
formal organlxatlon was effected.
tt Into the ia«.
-G r it.
WORTH HARVEY. Dl.trle, Cl.rh,
Church News
Notice of School Meeting
Subscribe if you can, borrow if you need to,
|8teal it tt you m ust but—read The Sc nt i n e 1.
Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet, School District No. 45
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