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Call the Com Slow, O Horn of Plenty, blow I Call ttit corn from crib nnd row) Call tha corn and bid It b Bajilahar ot misery! Tall tha corn to Journey far, Find whero hungry chlldron nroi Find where eye of sorrow stare Into lardera cold and bare. Blow, O Horn of Plenty, hlowl Make our thankful heart to know Just how swset It li to dwell In tnli lAml of All-(toes-well. Lnd where, If one fleld denies, We need only turn our oyea To another, there to find i Ood haa been just doubly kind. Wow, O Horn of I'lonty, blow! Thoae ft-huiiKor aoon must know That, though they havo bean denied, we will aeeti them imtlnfleO, ' From a thousand fdrtlle form, Iiorna by sturdy yeoman nrmii, Will to alfta In ouch ajrent shnrs Hunger cannot linger there. IJlow, O Horn of 1'lenty, blowl Call tha corn from crib nnd row Call tha corn and bid It bo Jtanliher of mlaaryl Then n alrlcken land wilt bloea American unMlriahncii; Then a atlll, amnll voice wilt anyt Truly 'tla Tliankaiilvlnif iliryt" William Herachel, In the Indlannpolll Newa. Quaint Song 3S& &m& of Thanks Through tlio hard tiny of tho World war while tho men wtro fighting, tho women of Amur ten wcro working, malting, over c o u r n g no uhI Now tlint tlinm) days uro ovor 11 lit the (lllllcult 11 f lor- inntli niM'iia enro- ful hnudlliiK. woman la allll striving to mid hur aurv lc whomver thnro Is ncod of lirnvu and pallunt enilsnvor. l'o.t-war time urn nlwuyn trying ones, li en co it li with n llltlo umro mpatbetlc undvrstnndlng tliun uuunl that wa read thu Unci of n qimtnt old Thanksgiving hymn, bearing thu ditto of 1TM. Itn ntithor Is unknown, hut Us entlmpiit hohlH truu today, tliough wu may wish to i-lmiigu thu niiiiiu of our drat President to tlmt of hoiiiu Inter leadsr. Taa liard atravn, In Under lova, Hath aavsd ua from our foe. Tfcroiifh Waahlnt ton tha tlilnif la dona; tna war la ai a CIO., Am.rlca hit won Ilia day Thrauih Washington, our chtafi Coma, 1st ua rajolfa with li.arl ami vulcn Ana bta rood-by to grur. it ui air.r, ilnca wa are fra. All naadlaaa tlilnb'a to alum; Aad lay aalda all pomp and lrld, tJka our great Waahlnston, Though we do not prorlutui thin anonymous writer us n fcwond Simla square, let ua follow hlri couiihcI by bidding farewell (o grhf, tiy htylng aside prlilfl nnd pomp, and turning this ThankNglvlug srusun Into 0110 In whleh wa romsmlior only our mircU'.i and blessings, which urn tunny. "Come, Itt us rojolcti with lunrt nnd volco," for what wo havt, If It lio but llltlo. halptng the less fortunate, If It bo nn abundance. Tkaakiitvtui 0y Thankaalvlm dayl Tha ylaroaa of catarr ara Kay Cranfearrr aauc la slowing il, TV sun ahlaaa tlaaln( on your tiaJ Aa4 from tha eran eorait a whld Tkat makat ah llltla tlkar anlft. It n torn whit maat, t( you pUaa, I'M fcualar lhaa kny baaal HianksflTUif dayl Thankat Ivtnr lay It' falrar than tha buils o' May Hwa4 alna, awaat potatuaa tluni( X turkay (larcliaii on vry atump, Wkaa talks on (arm daelda to tat, BtllaT ma, It's a marry traall CU? a arura-aUvk srmvy, too, Aaa raa, i arink tn riaallh o' "Thanksgiving Day," TI a toad day to have la our rul adajr. Nun of us would s It rvpal wksther there Is much or llttlt to b irstaful for, At least, Usrt I always the day to b glad of TkankiilTlnt day. Dr. W. J. Gilstrap Physician & Surgeon Glasses Accurately Pitted X ray Laboratory Penluaul Security Co. HUlg. St. Johns. Do not neglect to aoiul hi yutir ewt items, The B. & C. Money Back Store BETTER MERCHANDISE FOR LESS You will fiud us prepared to supply your winter uccds for this cold weather with dependable merchandise at the lowest prices. A few items listed below Men's Union Suits in Ecru Color. $1,45 Men's Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits $1.15 Men's Heavy Wool Fleece Lined Union Suits $3.45 Men's Hancs and Mayo Cotton Rib bed Shirts and Drawers, Gar.. .85c Hoy's Winter Weight Union Size G to 1G 85c Boy's Wool Mackinaws $4.95 B.& C. Money Back Store 113 Philadelphia Strcot SHH OUR WINDOW OPKN KVKNINGS THE TURKEY'S LAST LAMENT tllrds' Ante-Mortem Gtatement Dwells Pathetically on the Ingratitude Displayed by Mankind. II'h n gny life. And I hnven't weak Hll.'d jcl. him fci'der Isn't us menu iim I itxid lo think him. ll rosirlrH my llliurty, 'tw true, lint tlif oil In hio grout. A tloiihlo pur- linn nf MlmlloO corn for hruiiltfiist. 1'hIci- iin iinti'h for dinner. Hot iiiiihIi fur Nippon I'm gottlng fat, positively; I IiihI to lot out my wulHt font horn two iiiili licH HiIh moruliig. (Irntltiiilc well Imtoiiioh tho litwit. Didn't I I'luifto tho linen out of tho gnr 1I011 IiihI htiiiiiiicr? I hnvu much to bo thnnkftil for. Hero conn's tho bos now. I'll give him tho rnxz. Oohblol (lolililol Hut I liuvit atrniigo mlriglvlngti. Isn't that an ux ho la awliigliig ut Ida HldoT It wnn an ar (lint orpliiini-d me. I 'or tho lovo of Mike, Iiiim,. uno die crollon ! Itomiimbvr the bugs! .Suunu k I A TirANICHOIV 1NO KXPRRI- ICNCIS. What are your fowls, good Dauler telIT Hut told, he td, with glaring eye, must be niult that you soli, turkey ever soared so hl.-h. II , pnlr of chick ens, 11 1 0 nnd fat, Would do, ha kld. Thoy n a lit o d a price Good land! ha khrlkd, a aum Ilka that Should pur ohuio lilrds of l'aradlt. 111. II sought a rouit 0 t veal Instead ror that h 1 1 g u r 4 would b Usa; leurnod tha II coat n d a I g h I n t said: From Aaron's Qoldtn Calf I f ueis. In spirit crushed lio turned nwiiy, Tollud o'or hl" rash with worried brow, And slKhed, I've KOt euoufh to pay Kor chites aud crack era uuyhow. Signed Mayflower Compact Tho forty-olio male passenjara, hends of fumllles, who signed the conuwet mt the Mnyflowvr wore: John Cnrvor. William llrudford. Edward Wlnslow, Wllllum llNwoter, Isaac AI lorton, John Allerton. Myles SUudUh, John Ahlon, Sumuol Fuller, Chrlsto phgr Murlln, Vnilhuu MyllljiL WHUaui m ffl.n II LCipk 1 IV IT ALWAYS PAYS TO Men's Shoes Black and Brown Calf Skins, Vici Kids Goodyear Welts, in Hal. and Hluchcr Cuts in many different styles for Friday, Saturday and Monday Only $4.95 Men's Scout Shoes $2.85 OUR MOTTO Satisfaction Guaranteed or The Lombard Lumber Co now open for business When in need of anything in our lino call or see us. All Orders Large or Small given Prompt Attention Lombard Lumber Company 1015 Lombard St. Phone Empiro 1896 Wlillo, Hlchnrd Warren. Joint How. land, .Stephen HopkliiH, Kdvvnrd Tilly, John l'llly. KntiifjM Cook, Thonmii ltogtTS. ThomnH Tinker, John ltldg dnlo, Kdwaril Tullur, John Turner, FninclM I'uton, Juntos Chilton, John Cruckittoit, John Illlllnctou, Moses I-'lt'tchiT, John Ooodmnn, Pcsnry I'rlest. Thomns Wllllnms, Qllliert Wltmlow, Kdwnrd Stnrgcson, Peter Mrowu, Hlchnrd Ilrltterlge, door go Hnulf, Itlrhnnl Hotile, Hlchnrd Clark, HU'lmril Onrdluor, rrhomnit English, Kdwnrd Dotoy nnd Hdwnrd Ilstcr. With thr pitHMHiigom cntno nlso tlftwn initio HervnntH. Thoy boro tho nnnipi nf I'nrter, Coper. Rly, Holbock, Hooke, I.nngmon, I.nthnm, Mlnter. Miwiro, Prower, Hnmpson, Story. Thompson. Trovoro nnd wilder. REASONS FOR GIVING THANKS As a Nation, tha American People Has Ample Caue for Rejoicing at Thle Period. It la threo hundred years since Thnnksglvlng i1y wan llrst celebrated on the Amerlcun continent. The I'll, grim band, though they had lost halt their numbers during the first winter nt riymouth. und thuuith thoy weru beset by hardships aud by tha fear of their aavngo nolghbora, found In the survival of the little colony nnd lu tho hope of a gradually ameliorating lot Just cause for thanksgiving to Ood. Have we, who havo Inherited tho In. stltutlons und tho spiritual Ideals tlmt thoy labored to estubllsh, Icsa reason than thoy to he thankful? I.Ike the other nntlous of tho world the United Stales has reached n great soclnl and political crisis. We have passed through n reat war, and we begin to feet the burden of debt und dlsnster that the war laid upon mnn kind. Our trade Is disarranged; neither flnnnrlally nor economically are wo so prosperous as we are wont to bo. Wo nro a little afald of the fu ture, for wo hato been shaken out of the easy and comfortable confidence In our own elllclency In which we havo been used to live. Hut great materlul prosperity la not always n matter for thanksgiving. It sometimes softens aud dissipate tho strength end virtue of u nation, 1'rr hupo uatlous like iucu should- echo the pruyer of Agur: "Give me neither poverty uor riches," We huve tnough and, like the l'llgrlme, we cau reason ably hope for an Increasing at ore of comforts In the couilug years. Is (hero not ample cause for thnuksgl.lug ' the fact that, although tho atlou has bvvn tried by adversity and loss and assailed by doubt and misgivings. I. shows no sign of losing Its heart or Its hcudT The gospel of hard work und cheerful courage stilt counts tno.t Americans as its adherents. Wo are working our way out of the depression that the war caused. We do not thank Ood because our way It the way of fatness und of peace. out because, lu the time of testing and trlui, our people are able to quit them. selve like meu, Youth' Compaulou. k , Jp fim have m Nr fie SHOP AT $1.00 Special This Friday, Saturday and Monday Only 3 Pound Cotton Halts $1.00 7)4 Pound Cotton Batts.$1.00 Ladies' Outing Flannel Night Gowns $1.00 Buster Brown Pure Silk Hose for Ladies' $1.00 Girl's Heavy Cotton Rib bed Union Suits, Long Sleeves and Long Legs, 8 to 1G $1.00 Boy's Knee Pants, Cord uroys and Dress . . . .$1.00 Money Refunded. THE BLBSSBD CDij Nancy Byrd Turner November darkens to Its cloas, They kneel beside tliolr nlckerlnc iiearth; Without, oils little wistful rot Is drooping toHnnl the barren earth. A fnxt hnd bitten tha April fruit, A blight had seared the summer corn, Hlmrp hnll hnd smitten to Hi root Tho ifolilcn barley, overborne. "Hut oh," tie crle, "I love you, sweetl Whnt shall we reek of wlml or wunilier Ho long as we can surely meet Tho sunshlno and the atnrm tnto:!i' r?" Her mt'iixer little aunlcn prnynl All loin; July for (lueneliltiu ruin; Tin aa.l.xynl enltl left Hi shade To ek their cooIImb crmk lu vnlnj Tho llowers Hint her hands had ehvrlelied, That made the bordera bwiiitv.lirlulil. Thoy Um their lowly heads and per. Iihed; fc Her tears had fallen nt the sight. "Hut ah," alio breathes, "I lov you, dear I It cannot truly matter whether W Kaln the year or lose tha year, Juit so w live th r together." Then on the hearth a fagot fall And breaks lo sudden leaping; IlKliti A cricket In a corner call; Wow alienee deepens down the nltfht The circle of his younir arm makes A shelter where the dark had been) The old chH-k on tho mantel wake And crle TlmiikanlvliiK In. Youth's Companion. f Awful PossibiHty. I arrnnty deed blanks and contracts of sale at this office; 5c I eacii, or ouo per tloxeu. If Thanksgiving Dinner Was Re versed, How Would You Like It7 That Settles It PfiESloervrsI THank, I I A L ln.ii issj i iii.ii.jh -up ( .iiisiiii, ,1 Mr, Turk From now on I'm ta'ln th idmlnttratlon, Laurel Lodge, 1, 0, 0, F. No. I 00. fi(.Johna. Oraaan Meets each Monday evening in Odd Fel lows hall at 7:30. A cordial welcome to alt visiting brothers. Hit. V, Quite. N. O. C. W. Mtwo, V. O. ft. J. Ilurruuclii. Rec. Sec; O.W.Nortne, Pin. Sec. II. 1'. Clark, Treat. St, Johns Gamp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the attendance of our members at our regular meetings every 2d nnd 4th Thursdny evening. A. S. Bcfry, 1J. 11, Irish, Consul. Clerk. 202 K. I'olk St. 417 B. Chicago St. Woodmen of the World St. Johns Camp 773 OtodMlve meetings every Monday evening In Ulckner Hall, Hurlltigton anil Jeraey itreet. Visitor always welcome. Old mcmbtti come out ami nee what a lire camp you belong to. R C. URIiltNIt, C. C. W. At TROUT, Clerk. DORIC LODGE NO. 132 A. r. and A. M. Meets the first nnd third Wedncsdavof each month in Masonic Hall. Visi tors welcome. John M. Blair, W. M. A. W. Davis, Secretary. Minerva Chapter No, 105, 0,E,S, Meets every second and fourth Tuesday of each Hall, month in Masonic Visitors welcome. Grace h. itlalr, W. M Bestle V. Pot, See. 1177 Amliert ttreet. Loyal Order of Moose James John Lodge No. 1509 Meets every Thursday cvcultig at ftioosc tinn, at. Johu9. Visit tiiR members always welcome. I'.J. Wiilmnn, "Dictator.' Geo. H, Sperling, "Sec'y." IIOLMCS LODGE NO. lot KNIGHTS Or PYTHIAS Sleets every I'Wday night at 7:30 o'clock In HICKNHR Hnll. Visitors always we), come. li. li. PIIILLirS, C. C. A. CAKX, NlttHON, K, R. H PENINSULA GHAPfiEfT No, 43 f), A, M. Stated meetings on the Grst aiomlny of cnclt month in Ma sonic Hall. Visitors Welcome. i). vitfiTi!K.it.n.r, 11, uv , LllMON, SKrttarr. l'lowers bring a beautiful blessing to hitthdnys. Says the Sunflower. TIIIv prettiest way of saying ' "long life nnd liopplness" is with (lowers. Don't you know of someone who celebrates their natnl day during Novem ber? "SW IT WITH rLOWERS" BECKETT'S 814816 N.KELL0GG ST. O.K. 517-19 N. Jersey St. Phone Empire 1277 Meats and Groceries Trade Here a n d SflVP MnnPV. We Deliver. THE I HOUSE Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Repairing and Alterations 217 North Jersey Street WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Telephone Empire 1397 H, A. MANNING, Prop. Geo. W. Muhm Contractor and Builder Plaus and Specifications SideSaS frree wuere I build, dress toS Smith ave, Anipteogea office Kmpire is22 Res. Bmp. 0477 ur. c. r-. Qorain Lfbll 1191 Painless extraction of teeth under nitrous oxide gas Peninsula BauK Bldg. St. Johns, Portland, Oregon I Stove Season Here jajQjajaajajasasBBBBBaBBBBBaaBa faaJJS.J aaSfaaaaaeaSaaaWSaaa) Get Your Stove Now Big Stock to Select From Heaters, Wood, Gas, Electric and Oil Stoves Just What You Want Wlion You Want It Price Very Reasonable STOVES FROM $2.25 UP Beyerle & 420 N. JERSEY STREET. Peninsula Hospital Now Under New Management 312 Trumbell Street, Corner Willamette Blvd. GRADUATE NURSES IN ATTENDANCE THE HOSPITAL FOR ST. JOHNS Phone Empire 1492 ST. JOHNS AUTO EXPRESS Ernie Phillips and Ray Bilyeu, Proprietors Furniture Packed for Shipment, local and Long Distance Hauling.- 209 S. Jersey St. Frederick T. Notz Drs. F. T. & E. H. Notz Chiropractic and Electro Therapy Office Hours: 10 A.M. to 12 Mv 2I. M.toCiitOI'. M., 0:30 1. M. to 8 P. M. orPICKS: C14-61S Dekum Dhk'. 309 N. Terser Uo,: 721 S. Jersey What Water Does for Batteries Not too much or too little but juat tho rifht qwuv tlty of water oufcht to be kept la yttur bACfery all tht tlmt. Th waUr doe two thing-: It keeps the battery solution over tha topi of the pltte 6 that the whole plate surf a co wed; and it alvee proper strength of solution. Don't htt.te to ask ut for water srvise even if yours taat a WtHard Bat tery. Tha Willard Stand ards of StrvUe are the same fer every make. St. Johns Auto Electric Co, EmpIrc 0088 3I7S-Jcr"y. I Repretentlng the Willind Choice Groceries A full line of thelT5rtf?ltonriSMc choicest groceries at most reaSOnnhlP prices, constantly on hand. We ilve 5. & II. Green Trading Mamps WKH Alt rurcnases LSimmons&Co. Quality Grocers Armstrong J GENERAL Office: Umpire 0072 Res. Umpire 1448 Essie H. Notz P110NHS: Ilrortdwsy 6324 Umpire 0097 Umpire 1271 Horse Sense Let Your Money Work For You Buy a few shares of our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock and your money will earn you over 7 per cent. Dividends are payable every three months. This is a good sound In vestment and our Easy Payment Plan enabled you to get 7 per cent interest on your savings while you are paying for your shares. Investigate this Unusual Opportunity Today. Aik ssy ef tor employe, absnt h. Investment Department PorM Railway Light & Power Company Km 6Q5 ElHlrle Bids, Portland, Oregon Architectural and Mechanical Dlgntae. DeUUIos E, Tracing and Plan Making , Bungalow i irilOW JJalldlni? Plan.. Ma. cninery aaa parts Designed. No Job I No job too isrge. estimates reasonable. W. HEDLIND CO. BUILDING CrtNTRAGTORS Empire 1787. 626 R. Richmond St. Phona Empire 0977 PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO.. Inc. Electrkal Eilietrs and CwtrKtws wixmc rjzToaiss and surrnKa General Renalr Work 301 S. J.rser $ireL . Portknd, Oraaon 3 ! n ft Tiininnr DnnnSrmtv imiu lulling "u nDjauiiig ERNEST HAROLD ReUable Work ftsni7 W. fark Phoat533-M I buy or sell St. Johns Property W. DAVIS Real Estate A. JVM. ytMfKiny IVIIU U1C II JOH decire to sell, quickly SB onon SBarSer SAop CAUWaL & SON The place where vooh service and courteous treatment prevail. Children's hair cutting receive special atteatloa. 09 BURLINGTON STREET Warm SOX for your feet hands at ROGERS. and One hundred sheets of coed typewriting paper for 25 ceuta
