At The Churches
Mummies of Peru.
Bersre taking leave of Cuxco. Pera,
we went to see the very Interesting
collection of Incn relics In the private
Arletd Baptist Churth
museum of a Peruvlun doctor who has
devoted many years of tils Ilfs to Inca
:4ft a. in. Bible liebool.
research. Ranged round ths walls were
11 a. in. Preaching aortica.
mummies which bail been taken from
7 :3ll p. in. Evening service«.
rock tomlis. Ail had been burled In a
6:16 i> in. B. Y. P. Ü. meeting.
sitting posture, and, judging by the hor
7 :46 Prayer moating.
Everybody welcome Io any ami all of rible expressions of agony on the parch
theae »ervicea.
ment skin, 1 should Imagine that some
of them, prisoners of war, I was'told,
had In-on entombed alive. The horror
Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church of times mummied faces and the awful
contortions of the skeletons haunted
10 a. in. Hablisth Hchool,
me for a long time, nor shall I ever for
11 a. in. Morning worship.
get the sight.
«:4ftp.m. Y. P. 8. C. E.
One or two of the skulls bore evl
7:30 p. m. Evening worship.
7 :8o p. tn. Thursday, midweek service. deuce of skillful surgery, star shaped
pieces of bone having been cleverly fit
H p. m Tliure.lav, choir pre,'ll.
Rev. Win. H. Amos, Pastor. ted tn to repair damage done by tbs
star shaped stone we* (»on« of the (>e-
rlod. I did not measure those I saw
tn the museum, but one of the afore
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
said stone weapons which we brought
back to England from Cuxco measured
Hundaya:
H a. m. Ix>w Maas.
four inches from [mint to point across
10:30 a. in. High Mass.
the top n truly formidable club.—Wide
8 :30 a. in. Munday School.
World M agazlne.
12 M. Chlor rehearsal.
Week days; Maae at H a. m.
A STORY THAT VARIES.
Ths Bride Whs Got Into a Chest end
Wes Found Deed There.
CHERRYVILLE
q---------------------------
Tremont, Kem Park and Arleta
Quite a spell of weather last week.
There Is a story more or less diffused
Frost, in some places, did s-«me dam-
The theater al Millard avenue ban
of n young bride on her wedding day ; age but not to any great extent.
been closed.
playing the game of bide and seek and
Our cherry crop will be light here,
| concealing herself In one of those an
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen of Woodmere
also Italian prunes, but apples, pears,
cient carved chests of large six«. After
arepreparing to move to Missouri.
plums
an«l
berries
promise
a
heavy
she bad got In the HU closed, and she
Bert Wilberg has sold hia house at
•
found herself unable to raise It again. crop.
The K Hand stnmp puller, operated 340, 48th 8t., and has moved to 2919,
I for It fastened with s spring, and she
was shut In. Hesn-b was made for her j by Dr. Botkin and son, is doing good 82d Hi. 8. E.
In every quarter but the right one. and work ind vsry much lessens the cost ol
Tite Bunday School Institute held at
great perplexity and dismay were caus clearing land.
tl>e Congregational Church recently was
ed by her disappearance. It was not
Work has begun at ths dam where a a deci«l<*l micceee.
till years after, when chance led to the thousand cords of brush and tons of
After a very painful illness of three
opening of the chest, that the body of dirt will he used to prevent seepage
week's duration, A. T. Grow is able to
the young bride was discovered and
which might become very mot^i worse be out again.
the mystery of her disappearance
' in time.
solved.
Geo. Chambers, who was injured
One of the brilliant (?| legal lumi
The story Is found in so many places
in falling from a trapeze recently, is
the (J. H. Supreme
that It may be questioned whether it la naries before
able to be around again.
true of any one of them. Rogers tells 1 Court employed by the defendent rail*
Mrs. R. D. Armstrong and daughter
It of a palace in Modena. The chest road company in arguing before that
In which the poor bride was found is body last week said that when the are visiting st Powell River, B. C. They
shown at Bramshill, In Hampshire, the government failtsi to prosecute them at will return tbe first of June.
residence of Sir John Cope. Another 1 ones when they broke their contract by
There was a fire at 4304, 66th St. last
similar chest, with precisely the same selling in larger tracts than 160 as their week, yi a frame buildiDg occupied by
story attached to it. waa long shown at I contract called for, then the govern the Udoloff family. Damages amounted
Marwell Old Hall, between Winchester
They F«ar«d the Dutch.
ment lost all chance of ever compelling to $3<X).
In 1673. In the old days of England's and Bishop's Waltham.
* it to forfeit their land. In other words i Rev. Willings will preach bis fareaCell
The folk tale of Catskin or Peau
wars with the Dutch, tbs Inhabitants
j if a person, whom you know, steals | sermon n«xt Sunday.
His successor,
of Hherlngham. tn (error of Invasion d'Ane represents the girl flying with
Seventh Day Adventist Church
your cow and you fail to proceed against Rev. Collins of Iowa, will be ready to
her
bridal
dresses
from
a
marriage
that
by the Dutch forces, petitioned the
10 a. m. Saturday Habbatb Hchool.
11 a. m. Saturday preaching.
lord lieutenant and deputy lieutenants Is repugnant to her, and as thia tale is , him at once, he can come back later on fill the vacancy a week from Bunday.
7 30 p. m. Wednesday, Praver meeting. of Norfolk. "Our Town," they said. found all over Europe it may have ' and steal your horse and you have no
The family of Mr. Chambers ol Mil
7:46 p. in. Munday preaching.
Thia distinguished mental lard avenue has been quarantined with
“Joynes upon ye Maine sea. and we nietamorphosed Itself into that of the recourse.
are afraid every night ye enemy should bride who got Into a cheat and died : crook and all around “damphool” ought diptberia.
Mrs. Chambers, who has
' to be elevate«! to the U. 8. Senate along I been very ill is slightly improved.
German Evanqellcal Reformed Church come ashore and hrs Our Town« when there.—Corah ill Magazine.
we be In our Bedds; for ye Houses
with “Boob" Fenrose of Fenn., and
10 a. ni. Munday Hchool.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke and daughter
stand very close together, and all ye
“windjammer" Jones of Wash.
He
10 a. ni. Saturday, Herman school.
BLUNDERING
REPORTERS.
Ivonne
of Sixiy-sixth avenue are spend
Houses
thatched
with
straw,
that
in
M p. m Wediiriviay. Y P. N.
would be a very handv and useful man
ing the week with Mr. Burke’s father,
one bourse time ye Towne may be Mistakes That Mangled the Speakers*
11 a. m. Munday worship.
for the corporations.
Th. Hchildknecht, Pastor. burnt, for we have nothing to Resist
Chas. Burke of Newberg.
Words and Fealings.
Work on the road has begun and the
them But one Gunn, with a broken car
Teeney 4 Teeney, the Dry Goods
"Drunkenness Is folly!” earnestly ex money will be expended in planking
riage and four Musquetts. which we claimed Bishop Magee In the bouse of
men, have moved from their old stand
Kern Park Chrlstain Church
the
bad
places
on
hibs
and
in
holes.
bought at our Owns cost find chargee;
lords on a celebrated occasion. How
Corner 69ll> Mt. ami 46th Ave. H. E.
This is a good scheme as it does but near tbe Arleta station into the build
which is a very small defence against
horrified was the prelate to read In the
10 a. m. Bible Hchool.
an enemy; and likewise wee have no papers next morning that he bad given little good to grade these dirt roads as ing that was formerly occupied by the
11a m .audHp in. preaching service.
Greenleaf Furniture Store.
powder, nor shot for ye said Gunn, nor
7 p. iu . Cbristain Endeavor.
utterance to the very bacchanalian sen they are good in dry weather but no
Musquetts.
when
we
stand
In
need."
•mount of work will render them in
8 p. m. Thursday, mid-week prayer
J. P. Jobtieon, popular Arleta jeweler,
timent, "Drunkenness Is jolly!"
They therefore naked for a few more
meeting.
Lord Salisbury was a master phrase good condition in long-continutd rains, j has just returned from a trip to tbe
8 :46 p. tn. Thursday, Bible Study muskets, with powder and but lets. In maker, but one of hla best points was
Rev. John Boyd, who haa a summer Frisco Fair. He reports a very poor at
Class.
granting this tbs authorities stipulated
A cordial welcome to all who will at that Hherlngham should not "lmboclll spoils«! when a careless reporter turned home here, said in his pulpit lately in tendance, due to tbe financial depres
his reference to “manacles and Mani Portland that our civilization is a sion.
tend any all services.
ys said arms and ammunition.**
toba” into the meaningless “manacles failure. That disorderly houses were
K. Tibbs Maiey, Minister.
Tbe Mt. Scott Mental Culture Club
and men at the bar.”
within five blocks of bis church and will give their second Social Tea at tbe
Oliver Goldsmith and Powders.
Hlr William Harcourt was badly mis
April 4. 1774. died Oliver Goldsmith, quoted once. “Great la Diana of the that 90 percent of fires were started to home of Mrs. Cora H. Ward, 2628-47th
St. Pauls L plscopal Church
in hla forty-seventh year, at the height Ephesians!*' be exclaimed upon the get insurance and futber that divorces St., Friday afternoon. Several musical
One block south ol Woodmere station. of hla fame, an also of hla embarrass
just about equalled the marriages.
By .
Holy Communion the first Munday of menta. Goldsmith's death win hasten platform, but one paper bad It: "Great the same token some prominent church numbers are on the program and Mrs.
Dinah! What a farce Is thia!"
Alice Weister will address the Club
each month at 8 p. m.
No other ser
ed. as some thought, by his taking
lock of knowledge of familiar quo members, to the writer’s knowledge, members and visitors.
vices that day.
Evsry oilier Sunday ths regular ser against hla apothecary's wish the fa tations is a prolific source of misreport are renting bouses for disorderly re
Tuesday afternoon, May lltb, tbe
mous specific. I >r James' fever pow ing. For Instance, a speaker once made sorts and some of them have perjured
vices will be as usual.
Evening Prayer and sermon at Ip. m. dem. One should be just to the pow use of the well known lines from Mil- themselves in giving in their taxable Arleta W. C. T. U. will hold a recep
Bunday Hchool meets at 3 p.*m.
B. dem. Goldsmith himself thought be I ton's “L'Allegro:”
ti««n at tbe home of Mrs. Ward Swope,
property and the state has proceeded ■
Boatwright, Bupt , 1.. Maffett, Bee. bad lieen given spurious and not the
5329-7<Jth St. for visitors.
Refresh
But
come,
thou
goddess,
fair
and
free.
Rev. O. W. Taylor, Rector. genuine powder». while Mr. Hawkes,
•gainst their estate after their death.
In heaven yclept Euphrosyne.
ments will be served. Mrs. Snyder has
Joining a popular church does Dot, in
bls apothecary, declared the sick man
The brilliant reporter deputed to
charge of tbe program, and it sure will
most cases, kill a man's love of gold.
had
taken
the
right
remedy
in
a
wrong
“
take
him
down"
was
in
despair.
He
Lents hdnuelkal Church
be a good one. Every one welcome.
While in Portland last week the
fashion and after Goldsmith's death could not make bead or tall of this
Hermon by the Pastor, 11 a. m. and
Mr. Newbill, who was recently Princi
published. In collaboration with the mysterious utterance. But. following yrriter beard an I. W. W. speaker de
7 30 p. m.
Bunday Hchool 9:46 a. m., C. 8. Brad poet's other two physicians. “An Ac ; the sound as far as possible, he seized clare on the streets that we might as pal of tbe Arleta school, was seen in
count of the I.ate Dr. Goldsmith's III his pen and produced the following well be shot down by machine guns as ' Portland last week. He is now Super
ford, Bu|>erintendent.
Y. P. A. 0:30 p. m. Eva Bischoff, ncas Ho Far as Relates to the Exhibi gem:
die of starvation. There will be trouble I visor of State Industrial work at Pull
tion of Dr. James' Powder»." Death
President.
Rut come, thou soddeae. fair and free,
man Washington.
Mr. Newbill will
-from these chape some day.
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. tn.
in heaven ehe crept and froxe her knee.
pays all debts. In no other way possi
give a series of lectures in Vancouver, to
A cordial welcome to all.
The «[«eaker waa taken down In more
bly could Goldsmith have cleared him
demonstrate the fact that there is no
T. R Hornschuch, Pastor.
CORBETT
senses than one.—London Answers.
self.—London Spectator.
«--------------------------------------- S necessity of cooking vegetables three or
four hours for canning purposes.
Golf In the Old Days.
A Costly Quarrel.
ML. Scott Center of Truth.
Columbia Grange held an interesting
Centuries back golf was a pastime
A miscellaneous shower was given in
Rowley, the English violinist, was
Meeting every Munday evening at 8 :<l0 hard to beat In hla perseverance of the royal family, though then usu meeting Saturday, the 1st. Mr. Kruder honor of Miss Irene Rank by Mrs. C. B.
p. ni. Three doors east of H2d Ht., against One who had Incurred bis III ally played tn Scotland. The Stuart of Lents was present and gave an in
Doty and Mrs. W. H. Chapman at tbe
(•rays Crossing, Portland. Ore.
will. Rowley bad a quarrel with a family was very fond of the game, structive talk before tbe noon recess. Doty residence on Sixty-second street
horse dealer named Brant It was a and the first English club was estab- After dinner, Mrs. Hinkle, the Lectur last Thursday afternoon. Tbe rooms
trivial matter, but Rowley took the fished at Blackheath tn 1008 by James er, took charge of the meeting and the
Lents friend's Church
were beautifully decorated with ferns
next bouse to Brant set up a piano, I. His eldest son. Henry, frequently | members and visitors present enjoyed a
9:46 a. m. Bible Hchool, Clifford Bar
and yellow blossoms.
In June Miss
played an«l on one occasion nearly
bought
a
cornet
and
proceeded
to
make
musical and literary program, after Rank will become the bride of Elmer E.
ker Superintendent.
Insomnia for Brant. After one or two struck by accident his tutor with a
11 :O0 a. ro Preaching services.
which the Master took the reins and Davis of the firm of Simola 4 Davis.
assault cases tn court Brant moved club, whereupon he coolly remarked.
0:26 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p. m. Preaching Services.
Rowley bought out the next door “Had I done so I had but |>ald my cemferred the first and second degrees
The pupils of the Arleta school will
8:00 p. m. Thursday,
mid-week neighbor and followed with piano and debts." Charles I. was playing golf ; on four candi<latee.
give an entertainment Friday evening
when
he
received
the
news
of
the
Irish
The par,y given Friday evening, in
prayer meeting.
cornet Brant went to law. but found
at eight o'clock in the school audi
Junior Christian Endeavor meets he could do nothing
Failing, he took reliellion. James. duke of York, after the old school house, by Miss Coulter
torium. The program will consist of
Friday after school.
ward
James
II..
was
another
ardent
A cordial welcome to all these ser a detached bouse. Then Itowley hired [«layer. Golf Is fre«]uently mentioned and the high school girls was a social drills, songs, fancy marches and panto
vices.
Rev. John Riley, Pastor. brass bands and organs and assailed tn ancient Scottish records and tn the success and greatly enjoyed by all pres mines.
Admission for children ter.
him This was actionable, and Row
ent. The evening was spent playing
Tne proceeds are
ley paid $5.000 for bls revenge.—Ix>n fifteenth century was prohibited be games and a abort program was ren cents, adults fifteen.
cause It interfered with the practice of
to
be
used
to
purch
«se
a
printing press
don
Tatler.
Lents Baptist Church
archery. Strutt considered it the most dered. Ice cream and cake was served, and stereoptican for tbe school.
i
The
guests
hesi«)ee
the
high
school
bird’s Day, May 9, Bible School
ancient game nt ball requiring a bat—
The Gospel Oak.
9 46 a. m.
Ixmdon Standard.
students were the eighth grade pupils ! Jay Gould, the florist, has sold hie
In
the
village
of
rolstead.
Suffolk,
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
from the grade school, Prof, and Mre. green house property to a Mr. Waldon
Elmo Heights Sunday School, 2:30I England, stands a farnoua oak which
Puss and ths Weather.
Tollifson,
Mrs. Clara Smith, Fred C. and traded hie residence property with
the rector has proved to be 2,000 year»
p. m
The
cat
is
an
excellent
barometer.
B Y . P. U , 0:30 p in.
Reed, Albert Salzman and Mr. Claude two lots for a twenty acre ranch a few
old. The tree haa a girth of thirty-
' When you see a cat wetting Its paw in
milee north of Vancouver, near Ridge
Evening worship, 7 :30 p. m.
six feet and has been known always
Woodie of Estacada.
A cordial welcome to theae services. • as the goapel oak, since under it the Its mouth and then rubbing it energet-
field.
He expects to move there in
Robert
Knerien
is
the
possessor
.of
a
J. M. Nelson, Pastor.
about two weeks
Jay will be missed
first Chrtstinn mlaalonarlea preached j tcally over the upper part of Its ear Ford machine, a recent purchase.
to the heathen Saxons thirteen cen you may feel pretty certain that rain Is
by his friends here who will be sorrv to
R.
P.
Rassmussen
has
been
at
Ta
turies ago Thia event Is commemorat j coming. This action is pussy's method
Lents M. E. Church
coma the past week in the interest of see him and bis family leave. Mav our
ed each year by a special service held of relieving the uncomfortable feeling
beet wishes follow them.
i
good roads.
!
In
Its
ears
caused
by
the
change
In
the
Preaching 10:46 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. j under the tree.
It would be difficult to find any mem
Sunday Hchool 9:46.
atmospheric pressure which preceded a
Our pleasant and accomodating ex
Epworth League 7 p. in.
storm. If the unpleasant feeling In the change girl, Mies Laura Reed, was in bers of the Arleta Baptist Churcn at
Esrly
Soporifics.
Services at Bennett Chapel at 3 p. m.
Hoatho, a Chinese physician who ear were due to a foreign substance Portland Friday and Saturday having home, this week. They are all attend
Bring vour neighbors an l friends.
ing the 67th annual eeeeion of the Wil
lived tn the third century, gave bis pa then the cat would scratch the ear some dental work done.
W. Boyd Moore, Pastor.
ttents a preparation of hemp, whereby with Its hind foot. Rut when pussy
The Misses Gladys and Clara Lasley lamette Baptist Association, at Grace
they were rendered Insensible during scrulst Its ear with Its saliva moistened and Esther Kincaid were the guests of Church, Montavilia. The Arleta Church
Marshfield will have another hank by surgical operations. The soporific ef- paw it is when rain la Impending.
Mrs. Clara 8mith and Mies Coulter is going to try to win tbe silver loving
feet* of mandrake are mentioned by
I Sunday.
May 1.
cup at the Denominational Rally at the
H* Knew Mre. Mesk.
Shakespeare.
White Temple Thursday evening. This
Mrs. Gotham—I met Mr. Meek and
cup is annually given to the church
his
wife
on
the
street
today.
letter heads, envelopes, cards, bill
Getting
Away
From
Land.
Retreating In Disorder.
Mr. Gotham—Oh. did you? Meek Is
heads, auction notices and (Misters, : "Who was that tough looking chap I
The question has i«een asked. Is It having the largest number present from
elever, isn't he?
: possible to sail !.<»»• miles from land? its congregation, in proportion to its
dodgers, announSaments, etc, at Mt. saw you with today, Hicks?*'
"Clever! Why. he never opened his | This can be done at several points By enrolled membership.
"Be enreful, Parker. That was my
Scott Pub. Co., office, Lents.
mouth!"
*
' leaving San Francisco and sailing : Highest average in Hoffman school.
twin brother."
"That
’
s
why
he's clever."—Yonkers northwestward Into the north Pacific
"By Jove, old chap, forgive me! 1
Over 30 percent. Sixth B, Cleo Lesan,
really ought to have known."—Kansas Statesman.
' a spot Is reached where there is no James Blohm, Gustaf Peterson, Esther
City Times.
land, not even an Islet, for 1.000 miles
Mahan,
Glen
Kenworthy,
Helen
Eoonomy,
i A> any dlns-tlon. Ro. too. sailing from
Cochran,
Seventh
A.
Nellie
Miller,
Mrs. Homespun -What'll we contrib the southern point of Kamchatka
Wrong Either Way.
Isabel—I'll never have another pho ute to th«- minister's donation party? south west ward ships reach a point Edwin Davis. Fifth A. Hazel Smith,
Rogers, Mildred
Thayer,
Dorothy - Why not. Farmer Homespun—Wnirl. I dunno. equally distant from land of any kind, Jeanette
Diseases of Women and Children tograpb taken
dear? Isaliel—Ob. If It looks like me I Hanner. Taters Is way up. pork Is way the nearest to the north being the Oliver Peterson, Gladness Murray. Alene
save money Aleutian Islamis and to the south the* Glass, Helen Niman, Gail Bell, Helen
W
a Specialty
don't like It. and If It Antlers me my ■ up. fowl Is way up. Well
->by«giving him money. .-St Paul Dis outlying meml«ers of the Hawaiian Hansen, Edna May Root.
friends don't like It!—Exchange.
Fifth B,
Pacific Talxir 11214
Local 2011
patch.
group. In the southern Indian ocean Lily Coons, Juel Huseby. Seventh B,
A Woman’s Way.
tt is possible to wall 1.000 miles cut Viola Brooks, Anna Albushies, Roy
Unsettled.
“Your doom is sealed!" cried the vil-
from the southern [s*ints of Australia
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Fourth B, Ar
“T hear that they belong to the early and New Zealand and still be as far Kieffer, Glenn Moore.
lain.
nold
Goff,
Caroline
Goff,
Mabel Erick
“Ha.” laughed the heroine defiantly. settlers."
from any other land, and the same
RhllohClreleNo.lt, ladle* of O. A. R. meet*
son. Sixth A, John Harkins, Florence
"Well,
you
wouldn't
think
so
If
yon
“
1
guess
I
can
steam
It
open
P
—
Chica
1*1 and Sd Huturday evenin»* In I. O. O. F.
inav be done In a westerly direction
could see the bill collectors climbing from Cape Horn
hall, tents. Llllah
Pre*., Carrie go Herald.
Indeed, from this Veesey, Gladys Williams.
their front step»."—Judge
Ingle*. Rec’y.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Howard of
point a much longer distance might be
The Difference.
reached, for the southern Pacific be 3629, 37th avenue, with the assistance
Magnolia Camp No. tots meet* regular. Second
An Empty Dream.
"Your cook la just like, one of the
tween the Horn and New Zealand cov of their daughters, Alvina and Moreita,
and Fourth Thuraday* of each month at I.
Robby—Ray, sis. what's a "empty
family,
isn't
she?"
ers a space of 80 degree» of longitude and about fifty of their friends Friday
O O. F. Hall. Second Thursday «octal meet
"Dear me. not She never would eat dream?" Dotty—One you have when •nd 40 of latitude of absolutely uo evening, helped them to celebrate tbe
ing Neighbor* bring your famine* and
you’ve been sent to bed without any
friend*. Fourth Thuraday, busln«**. All warmed over dlshee." — Baltimore
broken sea. making ft» central point twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
•upper.—Cleveland Trader
Neighbor* reqne*ted Is come By order of American.
over 1J00 mil«» from anywhere.
The evening waa delightfully spent in
ths Camp
~ PROFESSIONAL CAROS
DR. JOHN FAWCETT
games, songs and music.
Dainty re-
freehmenta were served during the
evening. At a late hour tbe guests de
parted for their homes leaving behind
thrm a table fu!l of band paime«! china
and cut glass, with th ir wishes that
many more years of happy marrie«! life
would be their lot.
FOR HALE—1910 Overland car; 4
Passenger, 4 cylinder, run less than
10,000 miles, several parts new, good
tires. Price $250 cash.
H. E. Potter
5323, 72d 8t. H. E' Tabor 24*3.
Tbe entertainment given at the Hoff
man school, Friday evening, was not
only interesting but highly instructive.
We wish that Dr. Haley’s lecture on
tbe Evolution of Old Glory could be
heard and seen by every student in tbe
city. It was splendid. And then there
were readings by Mrs. Fullman and
Mrs. Bnyder which were encored several
times. The singing by the girls of the
eight grade was fine. Mrs. Glass of tbe
Parent-Teacher Cirle presided and also
played tbe accompaniments for the
singing. Tbe little children, dressed in
fancy costumes, mingled with the
audience and sold hsme-made candies.
The Arleta Parent-Teacher Circle
held an enthusiastic meeting Friday af
ternoon.
Mre. Doran gave a piano
aolo; Fern and Norman Mabon a song;
Miss Holmes a vocal solo and Mr. Gary
of tbe Brooklyn school addressed the
Circle on the problems of vacation. Mr.
Gary believes there should be shorter
hours for study and no vacation. He
also advocates holding study periods out
of doors as much as possible. We think
this would meet with toe approval of
tbe majority of student«. Under “Gen
eral Discussion" everyone tried to talk
at once and asked a great number of
questions.
Principal
Spears, Mrs.
Handsaker, Mrs. Hobsqp, Mrs. Blanch
ard, Mr. Ennis and others gave helpful
answers, but to most of tbe worried
mothers tbe vacation problem • will be
yet unsolved even next September.
Tbe Ladies Aid of the Laurelwood
Cungregational Church will admit you
to the Old Cariosity^Sh op for tbe small
sum of ten cents, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, May 12th.
There will be
interesting relics from every land; old
curioe from foreign countries, including
China, Alaska and the West Indies.
You may see a wedding dress worn by
one of our great-grandmothers, and
compare it with tbe bride’s attire of to
day. There will be a quaint old bowl
brought from Kentucky a hundred
years ago. The litttle folks may see the,
kind of sewing that great-grandmother
bad to do when she was a little girl, for
there will be several of these precious
old samplers on view.
There will be
exhibits which came over in tbe May
Flower and many other wonderful
things which will take you a long time
to see. This Old Curiosity Shop will
be found on Foster road, between Ar
leta and Laurelwoodv Be sure to search
for it, for the finding of it will repay
you.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
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Grandma Sager spent a few days this
week visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. P.
Campbell.
Mr. and Mre. Clyde Sager and son
Clyde Jr. of Lente visited relatives in
the Valley Sunday.
C. M. Harrison of Gresham waa a
Valley visitor one day recently.
J. D. Lee of Portland was looking af
ter business internets in thia vicinity
last Monday.
I. F. Coffman has a number of teams
engaged hauling cordword into the city.
I. A. Smith has leased the O. F.
Uhlig place and will engage in tbe hog
raising business on an extensive scale.
Fred I-eanean, the Lents garage man,
waa in the Valley on business last Tues
day.
The school board is cleaning up, grad
ing, and otherwise improving the school
grounds and buildings.
Road Supervisor York has finished
grading and gravelling tbe Heiney road
•nd has suspended county road work in
this neighborhood for the present.
A good soaking rain is in order just
now. The farmers need it badly.
WHITE MAN WITH BLACI^LIVER
The Liver is a blood purifier. It was
thought at one time it was the Beat of
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people is that their Liver becomes black
because of imparities in the blood due
to bad physical states, causing Bilious
ness, Headache, Diszinees and Constipa
tion.
Dr. King's New Life Pills will
clean up the Liver, and give you new
life. 25c. at your Druggist.
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Mr. E. Williams, Hamilton, Ohio,
writes: “Our whole family depend on
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Maybe someone in
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it is the baby. The original Dr. Bell’s
Pine-Tar-Honey is an ever ready house
hold remedy—it gives immediate relief.
Pine-Tar-Hone} penetrates the linings
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At
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