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stopped". at l i b e ¿llthia
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become P A £ f N T-JBACHBH-
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F airly as possible before omr
"mind's eyg,’J "Qurselves as cb,|-
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HOUSE FO B
106 or 9 - F - ll.
9 J
a t - < 3 rj r y fTTr
gû< •
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Til
-Splendid , ap’t.
sleep in g, porch,
fa s store. Very
U Strty. PBone
It f c fy k Bldg.
, ’
177-4
•i's<> b u t
burnished cab­
ota. Reasonable,
plànhìg m u *
FOB B4H K *'W h fi ?W
1-4, Section
Township SS
South, Rango
B a st— 110 por
acre. Address f. W
1888
Alameda, Portland, Oro.
J7S-4
lì,
4
E s » ,? «
T
S Ì , Corner Helman and
t^e mists pf manty' W f or
* P °^ bdt we c^n see ourselyoe
Suddenly transformed,
t o to r
parents' W9 looknd
much
as
Oaual; nprhap.
wp. % ^ e d
or turned up, trousers gpre |qng(
and tolpps m v < ¿< lass
tain, but to them wu wars sjlll '
‘•the children/’ while ’to our­
selves— apd often to each other
— what' a world pf differenpe!
We felt withli) ourselves unlimit­
ed ’ possibilities; we developed*
new likes and dislikes; we
"adored’* thia an« Vfe "efa®ly
loathed” » a t; wp ftyiRH M'1
dreamed, we gliomed and rq-
bbHed. Just as pgr cblldjer, are
194-tf
W K & g S TRANSFER CO.
Dealers la Coal, Wood, Packing,
FOR BALE— S doten laying
Crqttog and Storage. Lone díat­
hens and S roosters, extra grade enos trneglng.
barred rocks.
855 East Main.
177-8» » . L. POW ELL— General T ra fa
ter -r- flood team and motor
FO B SALE— «-room bouta, Wg
tracks, flood servine at a rea-
lot, water, light, soar Normal
. spnahle prfco. fh o n e 8 8 ..
■ebook Price 98.00«-
T epta
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
flail evenings, Phone S17-R.
z
177-1 m o *
FOB BALE—Juat 6 mof> of
those fine building sites at prés­
ent low price.
Jtat south jpf
Normal. Phone 46Ï-J. «
. ÏM 4
f o b SALE— A f4i
fgwarbor. step plq
weights, lath w o r|,
all claww . Eag|g
dry, 14* Oberlin SL
FOR SALE:— Attractive 'strict­
ly modern 5-room. bungalow,'A-l
aero of grouad priced r ig h t. les
quick sale.
Phone. 180-R. or
SIO-J.
lSS-1 mo.
FOR HALE— Fine two-;
old grape vine«. T okays,;
qjona and other
two-year-old BJfcg Walnut t
Edwin P. Huglum? M M t v
FOB SÁXIB^— B ox Factory tom-
bar yard has a full stock of all
kinds of bnlldlng lumber at rea­
sonable prieta.
4«-t<
WAN7QEQ
B U Iv -ty W
pigs. N. B- Bppd. Phone «-F-S1.
171-S
LOST— Small boys’ flne-knlt
sport sweater, smoke color. Os-
ear Silver, SSS Hargadtoe St.
Phone S |t - U
‘
U8 »
WANTED—Hewing, pricer rea­
sonable. Jessie Searing. SSS C
St.
177-8*
WANTED— Ptoia sewing' and
fTaahtng. S«4 7th 8L
177-12*
WANTKD^-To build your sep­
tic tanka, chfanM«, cqmmt lid«;
walks, c n r H '« t o T s '
148 Sixth street.
176-S*
k-
iwn iq ey tog toto»
SSS Òyaalte
148-1 Mo.*
hefo^thentl ' Ik h fe 'fo b ty J
Pills,
a
Neighbor« of Woodcraft Meet— polishing from the experiences of
The Neighbors of Woodcraft life.
The work of home and
will * meet the first Monday In school as a combination was
-I
April (April 5) for a business .
MERTON M THOMPSON
.
session and a covered dish anj> done-
Painter and Decorator
Then gradually we began tp
per.
* '
Paper H |t|glng
ATI Neighbors are urged to he feel the preaaure of these amns-
Tinttag a BMCially
present and tiring th e covered ing times and to realiae that
(Continued From Page Fhu:
furniture Reflniahed
fish. Initiation will be a fea­ even though otfr children werp
Estimates Gladly Furnished
almost grown up, they were
sic; Miss Cornelia Spencer apd ture at the evening session.
Phone SS or 75
still > problems— perhaps more so
Mm, Dunbar, president of the
than
ever before—wad that som e­
BHHXCOr« TRANSFER
federation«
thing
still remained for us tp
PhqitoAlO
878 B St-
■•Two popular evening pro­
do.
So the parents followed
• Dngagq, storage and long dist­ grams will be features of the
on into the high achopl„'tull pf
ante battling-
• e*ti .cpnventlon. . One . entire session
earnest dpslre to meet these ngw
-will be detotetkic the president a:
conditions, t and they started a
procession, during which eagh
“Parent-Teacher Association" on
president wl|l give briefly t^ e ,
the w ine basis as those whleh
chief achievements of her club
had operated »so successfully In
during tbw->-w a»*»W r and wl»tt
the grade«. • WBh few aacepttons
mark up her score card on par-
their plans met total wreckage
tieipatio» to -federation projects.
Á p . PHI8HÒI4M
and they fonnd themselves s if­
“The city of Baker has asktd
ting among the ruins, distressed
trinar? Graduate
and bewildered by the failure pf
7S7 Oak 8«, the convention to spend",,«i'n
evening theje, which invitation
their excellent Intentions ah«
wi|l be apeeptad.
Members of
the ' board and heads of depart­
ments will be' honor guests at a
luncheon to be giveh by the
Rotary club anq there will bo
THE HIGH HCHÓOL AND
other affairs of a sem(-socie:1
CONGRESS
nature.
:
? i ,j ; ' "t
, "The. women of L< Gfahde sro
leaving nothing undone, to m>ke
Among all the varied activ­
i .the convention a nien&orable
ities of our organisation perhaps
happy one." ? i
those which bring It Into contaqL
w ith . the High school are the
most vague and the least stan­
dardised, the most^ in need of
study and the least understood.
Whqnr j the
Mothers’ Club
evolve« Inhs the Parent-Tpai her
AssoC/dtfon, .there was a ru I(
between the )>r»-flchool child and
"I had 'gas (ffom stomach 1 the child in. the grades, - it Is
pressing oh my h iart a d d 1 w i* tirue, hat one hot so wide th w
¡Sffering »0
told I had heprt trouhft. Ad- it could not easily bq hridgod
ust try Ret
lerlka 'did morh Tor me than after a brief period devoted to
Nothing h
rating heat
anything , elae.'* (signed) Mrs. studying the new ground, find­
A. H. Harris. ONE spoonful Ad- in g firm footholds dad stretch-
lerika Teipoves gas In w
min­ tog the cables of mgtual iq-
utes and 6fthh brings astonish­ herests an<|, understanding l»Wr
parents and teach era.
ing.relief to th e 8ti,ms(chj prlngs •reen
out a surprising amouiitjjof old When the children loft the grade
waste matter i rdi^nevi* thought Bchtfol, however. foy many yea re
was In yon f "system, .btqps that it was conSliere« unnecessary to
full, < bloated feeling aqd (makes study or observe them longer*;
ypu happy and cheerfkl; ‘ 'Excel; they' wpr« to some degree *t 1
lent for chronic conatipatloh.— least, a finished product, ob­
ject only to a certain amount of
MqNair Bros.
• ’’„ V,
ftp
d lr ld l^ h n e
t £ P£ h
—-Child Welfare NataS^ne
B r in # Y o u f ö h p o s T q
» • * ■' ' »
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Agee's J3hœ Shop
f« Wick,
P w çk in g B u o i i t f s
339
A M W of Ik!
& G n w « n rM *
iMUffl Ms b z e Y ^at Book iwviswioff kh*
E. Main Street
Pareaf-Teacher
* S fc « » a s s a w 2
Notes
livestock farvtot, its advance in the
Seienwofprepaj^ggxxJ foods andtlim *
B uVflfty jsearsof ifoforyl The w est­
ern Rattle trails and “cow t o w » ” o f thfl
early *70s! The invention of r a C n m r
to? c o r t i T b r was of East and W e s t
w h a n ti»« fe a t
w m fo V « R
•hipped ecroM the aommentl
Gas on Stomach
May Cause
Heart Troutato
A n d JiealitU s o f T o d a y in the
in d v ie v l The
Year bpok g iv «
qry f f ig fr of t|ie grpwth o f an industry
S S i g b i v> fo td ip d ctothE|he n a f t »
JI est is
E ssential
■wr—
\
7 > • ^4K4,v 1 w Mi'
*
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'"AW
i A
‘. i
|5 S OrsJrite.
TO THE MEMEBRS Off TEE
FIRST BAPTIOT CHURCH'OF
ASHLAND. ÓRBOOSk
, t
YOU ABB HERBWX NOTI
yiB D , that on tbs 41b day of
April, 1984. St"- tbs hour *f 9
e ’clock In the afternoon of sgJd
«ay, a masting of; the members
*f The First BkRtist Cb«reh M
Ashland, Oregon, a corporation.
Will be held At the Bungalow,
being
the
usaal
place
of
«rorshlp of sal«,mqipbers *f said
Uhurch, far the purpose of chant­
ing the name of s*ld eorpsratto«
(rods, The First
«borrì»
*f ÀshlÀnd, Oregon,' to some
other suitable name.
LUCILE GILMORE, ;
1MM
ieslj — physically uiid mentally
ause we leave your Romeas we
haut,
f a t adì' the
9 fó | too« M f vi«»
(PvTihink’s Preacrip-
WhHe
ijta(.no merinry. sali-
tlon.
/ pll wlntetgreen or
cylate
-
f a U ovamojpfes' any
[-•thetírnatlsm ef gout on
What taore do yon want?
It /tg impossible to get some­
thing totter uric acid .solvedt
and alfa « w p w lor I h w •«<«-
Via do
worrying, the working, am
lanlng-op afterward!
S E E q u j i J itfW
^ B IN G
H A ty P L W
15c a Doutye Roll, an<} uj)
£
County
-iV P .
With jarring, cbwhijig
not relax .............. Chqost
Yqur Uunit*.
CANXflV EXIST
I t .is «•qjqsterc.us; In feet, it
Is a sham* *td suffer with In­
flammatory, .mueculgr, sciatic or
Yamhill,
« ju r e jfe jfa lm ftta ft |Pr ;
the kidhgys. , Monty t o g f a t t o ' t
in thie h«dplui ‘ meOciaw t f ?<,1- J
rented to the ljstiermpa« < « f a r J
physical, stale-'? Combs ' J Hr j . J
BUck df
V j . .who J
a n y a ./'lefp seT .tg o k fp lea fljls ,
I eoqjd not sjoq« qvgr npf raise ,
np without’ great p*M-
Now, •
I haye nppm” Aph tofa «TRS* i
gist tor froley POU,
VpiirJ
prompt iftpfofbm»nt ~xrm~-de­
light, and J W y petM-HWd''
everywhere. .
No,
}
rs'sAifa a n d Ó abinht
Miss. Phone IM .
can
a
bad to make t ie best qf. thajnl JJ
We accepted tpelr arfangw^fats.
wore the clothes and atq |be —
food provided by them and rel(
that In so doing we were acting w<
In a perfectly normal maqnet. <•
accepting a situation for v M fa l
we had thought out n o a ltern a -
tire. 5
' " '*’ ' */ ■ ; '-.¡ i b*
Then came that' mgrvelqua «=
;rprpluti6n. Adolescence, and the
wortd was turned upside down—
t í s r i n e SAb
ÄSSOi-V 1U dTrti
 T Ï^ S
I- PW m
vousness. poor», sleep J f f fta t »
weary S «fa
■?<*’
:
«rep- W* «fa«
that y W J
W* warn swan—-qp V> t f a U » f t S ’
tpqlye or fourteen— we fully eq- \
pec ted our grown people to di­
rect opr coR ln^s *nd gqinm, an«
our «otqg. generally.
a ft
S ftt garden and tome
Inquire St 71 Geriteci S t
Home PhgM 1A4-L
Office hours, 10 to 12 A. M. ; 2
ns-s*
to i E. M.; » t o i e v e n t a n —
BENT— Phone Citisene Bask Building.
, 178-9
Zl
71
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