The Willamina times., July 30, 1925, Image 3

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Prices
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Hotel
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The best of Foods, Com­
fortable Tööms and beds1; ”
Unexcelled Service ' S 'S
Special Sunday Dinners
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Wash Fabrics
Make your home with us w hen in .Willamina
A ttractive wasfifabrics <iyea
by special process.. They hold their
o rig in al b e a u tifu l color th rough
every phase of wear and laundering.
Let us show them to you. There’s an
interesting display in the Wash Goods
Section.
Rich^Men A nd Paup ers
You cannot point to a successful man who has no
bank^ccpupt, You' canriot find a '
pauper vdjp has-one
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WILLAMINA, ORE.
£ lè i
popular coin th a t tn e U nited S tates
m akes. D uring 1925 th e re w ere just
142,080 half-dollars s tru c k off, and all
of these w ere the com m em orative
H uguenot-W alloon coins. The m ints
coined 10,300,500 double eagles.
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B i s s e l l / 1 tr a n a o c f c e j • b u o i-
ness in-Portland Saturday.
¿3. T . U i i s e l l a n d f a m i l y m o t o r
ed to Dolph Sunday.
eet G rove.
Mr. and MrsJJ. W Maulding
Mrs. Ora Godsey is spending a of Sheridan, visited at the home
W anted—25 ton of hay for cows. few days', visiting friends and
of his son Sundiy.
Steve Bauer. N eskow in Ore.-i-4t relatives in Portland.
f he W illam ir^ base balj boys.
T ^ H ^ D o w n in e ^ i^ v is itin g
Miss Teresa Flanoru s n n n tth e
“D rudging’’ is a recognized iridhstry
In English ports. The professional
“drudger’’ with the aid of long and
specially constructed poles
called
••‘hitchers,” salves coal during the proc­
ess of coaling ship. The -“drudging’’
fleet, a collection of qu eer/little broad-
beamed boats; is to be seen at/w ork a t
all w aterside places where ships tak e
in cOal or discharge It, A.. certain
/rn r
am ount ot coat ¡a ^ s u .e ru o a rd into the
river or harbor mud, from which it is
retrieved by the “ drudgers,” who w-ash
it, tak e it ashore, and sell It to.house­
holders a t a low price. Coal “drudg­
ing” is a skilled occupation, and one
th at is. handed down from fa th e r to
son.
W hen you' do th e rig h t thing, you
spoil th e effect if y ou-brag about it. -
; Men a re 1 b e tte r judged by w hat they
haven’t th a n by w h a t they have.
Be th an k fu l fo r failu res. T hey teach
you things you badly need to know.