MONDAY, Aprii I I ,
PAO« TWO
htro N g for demc „
been played last Friday was. p«st-
LOS ANGÈLES, Aprll H l ,
poned until today because of the
canâidnte for
unfavorable weather. The game The démocratie
president là the nextjleéllàw
is called at 3:$Q. , ,
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(Published'by the pupils of Lincolh public, sthool)
Mr. Henry Sheldon and Kay an excellent
Neil spept the week end at Eu- opinion of Newtbn D. Baker,
former
It was done. Shu. was glad, when gene. Mr. Sheldon visited at hi£- Cleveland attorney and
STUDENT TEACHER^ ’
vlsltlng
secretary
of
war,
5naw
home
and
Kay
stayed
at
his
broth­
The new quarter started .Agril the morrow came and to the af­
fceee •' - •
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the 4th vrilh all -hew • student ternoon presented the candy to er's fraternity house, the Phi Sig­ - Governor A1 Spilth and William
A
teachers. Since the new student her aged father. Taking a piece ma Ep8ilan.
Thé ukulele club party Thurs­ Gibbs McAdoo will be the strong­
and
eating
it,
he
exclaimed,
teachers came the program has
day night in honor o f-thé fclee est eandidates for the democratic
been changed. We like our stu- •‘Why, daughter, this is the best
intwatfon. according to ¿Raker.
ta f fy I have ever tasted, even if club« and orchestra of. the . high
deEf teachers very well. ' ' /
Baker thinks that . President
you are 21 and even if you are a school was well attended and en­
Ruth Feebler, 5A
CooHdgts.ean, have the republican
joyed/by
the
guestg.
An
interest­
savage bit of a girl.”
ing program of «an honf was. of­ nomination if he wishes It.
Rachel Forsythe, 6A
THE CIVICS BOOKLETS
fered
which was orchestral num­
The 5A and the 6B children In
bers, vocal solos, piano and violin Duback talked to thd, seniors
APRIL
FOOL
PARTY
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Mrs. Caeon’s room made some d r ­
, t .
■ alone.
The 6A girls of Linclon school solos.
ier booklets. Miss Ady our Art
The Dean invited anyone who
After
the
program
dancing
en­
teacher brought us in a design gave a .party April first. Each girl
wished to tilk with him to dp bo .
sued.
Foss
Kramer
and
Madge
and
¡brought
5
or
10
cents
worth
of
but some ot us made up our own
Several students took advantage
design. After we got then» fin­ penny suckers, a half gallon of Marie Mitchell p-.ayed incidental,
of this privilege.
„
ished we put our civics pipers in lemonade and a cake. Miss Bork dance numbers.
Miss
Jean
Stratton,
senior,
Several
f^culA
members
at­
our teacher and the boys didn’t
them.
Sported her new basketball sweat­
tended,
also
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Galey*
know
anything
about
it.
It
was
a
Russell Jordan, CB
er’ for the first tlmd’last week.
,
surprise to all.. The guests were and Mr. and Mrs. Joy.
Jean has played four successive
Bellview was the scene ot a sue-,
Miss
Bortc,
Miss
Trotter
and
the
LIXC0LN CHILDREN
years
of basketball for A. H. S.
cessful
party
Thursday
evening
boys. There were 37 altogether.
We try to go to school
when the Letterman’s Club of A. and is wearing four stripe« on (
All
enjoyed
it
very
much.
And never miss a day,
H. S. entertained. Each student ot her left arm. She la the 'first fclM j
Bernice Qiauson
Then the. people will say.
A. H. S. who earned a letter in­ 4n the annals of the school to <
What good children are they.
achieve the honor ot four stripes j
vited-« guest to the affair,
Rbth Hale, 6B
‘BROWNING” GOOSE COAT
The original plan was to have And has set a precedent that.ifaAny
LATEST PARIS FASHION
the party at the Siskiyou lodge, girls, wll£stride for in thfe-TujUre.
THE CANARY BIRD
Several students In A, Jf. S.
A*.
but because of the weather, the
* Lyle Spfinger brought a CaiD
PARIS— (IP)— Paris has drawn
have been acting qu’lte childishly
place
was
changed,
everyone
ex­
»ry Bird for our room. It sings its latest fashion inspiration from
belig -out of 'school With the old
when we play the phonograph. It the “Peaches” Browning divorce pressing their pleasure at the ar­
fashtoiied measles. They say thUt
rangement.
is a very pretty bird: Mrs. Cason trlaj in America.
they almost would rather come to
A
ldnch
was
served
to
about
painted the cage-green to go with
Fashion is nothing if not
school though.
45.
Dancing
was
the
feature
of
the wood work. She has a yel­ fickle, so Paris, taking as a base
the
evening.
low ribbon on it. It is a very the famous gander that caused
The domestic Science class un­
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pretty cage too.
New York so many laughs, has
Drain — New survey will lo­
der
Miss French's direction and
. Nella Putman
gone one better and adopted the
cate Scottsbqrg highway alon£
gander’s better half, the goose. management served over 100 peo­
Elk Creek.
, VEGETABLE MARKERS
The goose is to be fashion’s ple at the banquet for the Older
Boys
Conference
at
the
Presbyter­
The children of the fourth next victim, the successor to the
gride are making vegetable mark­ poor ostrich, the disdainful her­ ian churçh Frijlay night.
The color scheme was ,yeljow
ers. The markers are going to on, the eider-duck, the crowing
and white. The tables were dec-
have funny vegetable faces faint­ cock. etc.
ed on 'Him. We are going to V-SorgeotMt. of the mode already orated with daffodils. Little nut
give them to our parent for an are at work on the new Paris baskets, of yellow, made by the
Easter gift.
sensation— the goose coat, which cooking class, were used as favors.
Dean Duback of O. A. C. spoke
Mary Voss, 4B.
has been decided upon as the
dernier crl for the coming sum­ to the^hssembly Friday morning.
His talk was made In a vitally in­
THE LINCOLN LAWN
mer.
A"z 'i a
The Lincoln school has a new
Hundreds of geese are being teresting manner on a vitally in­
lawn. ThiB lawn will make our seized, killed, skinned. The skins teresting topic, China’s disturb­
His strange personality
school moré beautiful. Children are being artistically treated and ance.
can help to keep the lawn beauti­ made into fashionable coats of and wHimsical manner captivated
everyone's attention and every
ful by never stepping on it.
snowy down.
.
PaUl Petit, 0
The Paris couturiers refuse to student listened absorbed -to what
be 'interviewed on* their latest he had to say.
After his assembly talk Dean
ARIThMETIC ItACE .
invention, for it is not planned
The Fourth Grade of Miss Ste- to lauhefc the goose coat until
I Itjrtll
t w ill probably b n ni l th »
nhen's ...*
room
p--- r is working on some
«T
arithmelc races. These races will occasion of^the Grand, Prix that
be given at the P. T. A. meeting Paris’ prettiest mannqulns will
Friday afternoon.
display the beauty and grace of
F o rd r Batteries F its 85
- George Hoffman, -MA
the latest Innovation. *
P er Cfent Of All Cars.
THE RAIL SPLITTER'
palm er
RET
ES!
WE HAVE OFFERED YOU-MANY BARGAINS IN THE PAST - BUT
.HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED TO YOU BEFORE,
TS7 ° n » t u n v v i v STOCK DATE
UPRIGHTS. PLAYERS- REPRODUCING ELECTRIC PIA N O S^A LL BRAND NEW MO< K, LAI K
PERIOD MODELS, SMALL BUNGALOW UPRIGHTS - OLD PRICES ARE f
STOCK MUST BE-SOLD, COME AND GET WHAT YOU WANT AT H IE I RICE Ol A N OKI tis
ARY USED PIANO.
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pl A yer pianos reduced
Story & Clark, Repro-Phaso Pianos play it exactly
the way you like* We have them in many styles
Ford Battery
and finishes all going at ................•
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$485
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PRESTO-LAC,
T
5 “B” LANGUAGE
April the twelfth there will be
Marionettes at the N o r m a l
school. a It will cost thirty-five
cents for children and fifty cents
for adults. It will be In the after­
noon and In the evening. In th
afternoon It will start at 3:15 am d
at evening at 8 o’clock. They are
going to play “Huckleberry Finn."
In the evening it will cost children
50 cents and adults 75 cents. In
the afternoon they will show
Uncle Wiggly at the circus.
Lillian Vicars
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CORRECT ENGLISH
In our English class we ar>
earning to speak correct English.
Some of-the foreigners can
-peak better English than many of
the white people.
We learned how to use without
ind unless correctly. You use un
less when there is a complete sen
tence after it. You use without
when there is not a complete sen­
tence after it.
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NATURE STUDY
„In Nature Study the 5B are
making posters of flowers. We are
making one of a (rillium. We are
putting under it, “Save Us,” We
are trying to sove the wild flow­
ers. My nature study teacher Is
Miss Hill. It is very interesting
to do this.
Jessie Bush, 5B
A Self Inflicted Joke
It was March 31 and Texas
Wild was to find something with
which to fool her father, Hal
Wild, a western cowpuncher. At
last she hit upon a plan. Going
the kitchen she took out their
cook's receipe book and with
much studying and
trouble
changed the amount oi sugar in
the tandy to the amount of salt.
But she was not used to cooking
and for this reason, made the
candy the correct way. Finally
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HEH SCHOOL W IE S
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A carload of red cedar, all
heart seven foot fenceposts
Just received, will sell for 25c
each as long as they last. All
kind of fencing.
Plows from $10.00 up. J imple­
ments of every description.
White Sewipg Machines and
everything that farmers need.
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Decorative
Thursday morning, Elliott Mac­
Cracken made a talk in assembly
on the baseball question. Elliott
MacCracken’ is the baseball man­
ager this season and gave a report
on the financial status of that
phase of the athletics of the z
school.
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He said that a month or two
ago twenty four »fellows met and
decided they wanted a baseball
team and went after it. They' had
booster^lciets printed and raised
135 this way. They need $100 for
the season?.
“ The
Jack Nlms gave an appeal for
a strong rooting section. He urg­
ed the student body to come out
and encourage the team.
Bud Gandee, a letterman gave
an entlfhsiastlc pep talk. He
gave the assembly the “low
down”, on the team and the
“monotonous regulacity” with
which the ball was batted over
the fence.
The game which was to have
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Enamel
for sale at
Simpson’s
Hardware
Winchester Store”
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; doctor. Vicks, how-
Bse y o u r doctc
ever, w ill a lla y the irrita tio n .
V IC K S
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V A P O R U »
On Sale $985
EVEBLASTINO
Call and See Our display
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
AN EXTRA HUNDRED
DOLLARS
~ in less than a year
ft ;
¿4 best method obtaii niable
Use Your Credit— Liberal Terms
1000 Columbia Records all 75e val­
ues or more, every type of record,
?ood standard soiections, popular,
instrumental, classical and Jazz.
Pick them .out yourself.
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USED PIANOS
Opera Upright
, G ood St udents Piano
^1 wood Upright
h ^ in e Condition
NEW EDISO
$98
$188
SHEET MUSIC, 5c
Entire McKinley Edition of Musit
all'the standard music teachers use
|?AIso IvciH & Pond, Bush &.Gertz, in their work-*-every number up-to
l^ n d w ig , M. Schulz and others pric­ date- your saving is ten cents on
each copy.
. ,
ed way down.
$185
Value
Every Edison is on sale, so are the
records reduced more than one
fourth. Usrfk Victors^ Brunswicks,
Columbias at p1actie‘ally your own
prices.
T IP S IS A GENUINE CLOSING OUT, QUITTING BUSINESS SALE; YOU CAN SAVE BY ACTING
W IC K A DEPOSIT W ILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE, A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN W IL L 411«NG. I T '
P r o YOt’R DOOR, BALANCE ARRANGED ON $M ALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. THIS IS SOUTH-
•ERN OREGON'S 'MOST SENSATIONAL MONEY SAVING MUSIC SALE.
WE ARE OPEN EVEKING8 UNTIL 8:30
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Sturt this week with your first deposit
of two «dollars.
SOUTHERN O R E G O N ^ I G . E X O tÚ SIV E
“ I t ’s The Quality”
' The Citizens Bank
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L1TH1A CREAMERY
$145
Sale Now On In Full Swing!
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p.
J
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dollars every week in a savings uoeouut. *
>3 Pastel
¡zing
>31
’astvrizi
ng system,
systeti the :•
8torpy & .Clark
,’M. Schulg
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H. A V. IMy
atidjrthert priced from
ggftO to «S2R
Rolls Included
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resli eroani p
Used TPlayers
RECORDS, 15c “
r
We Handle The
SEVERAL GOOD
-lust what
o f homes
Ford Garage
Phone 50
I t DOES Make a Differ­
ence W here You Buy
Your Ford.
Good
butter is in
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Claycomb Motor
Co.
A shland M aid
R U T T E R
Grand. We
Eyery. home ultim ately will h{lV’ a. -,G
..$ 6 7 5
Live the oíd**standard'niaK&Voii sale at
Let Us Do Your Electrical
and B attery W ork
"In The H eart of Town”
is
BARGAINS IN GRANDS
hundreds
are buy-
' ing dally— the lat­
est Period case —
special bench and a
J. A Ci F l u c h e t
Grand—one of our
oldest pianos.
Beg. Price, $1350
H E A IT II'U L
ITCHINGS
I
Form er price $650 to $750. Bench and rolls included
None É S tteid to g ttn iert
Of Price
JOHNS MANSVILLE TRANSITE
ASBESTOS SHINGLES
prized in a W i z a r d
PeiJ’s Comdr
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TIDING«
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