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It U economy to wa RoyiJ Bilnf Powder.
It save Ubor, health and money.
Where the bet food b required no other
baling powder or leaTenin ent can take the
place or do the work of Royal Baking Powder.
NEWS LETTER
FROM
NORMAL
Oliver Chilled Plow
HANNA rRCS.. Exclusive Agents
for the 0:iv.r Chilled Flow Work
HANNA BR0S.
HARDWARE AND HARNESS DKALEHS
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
POLK COUNTY BANK
Monmouth, Oregon
Paid Capital, $30,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Business
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
J. H. Hawley, Pres. J. B. V. Butler. Vice Pres. Ira C. Powell, Cash.
F. S. Powell. J. B. .Stump. I. M. Simpson.
The first of the of the new
term at the Normal was occupied
chiefly In arranging course and or
aaulitnc new claasea. Regular wor
was resumed on Wednesday, Krb
ruarjr 3. after a brief .aeml holiday for
commeneeaient. Seven new student
;have already enrolled and more are
coming after the Slate examination.
Mlaa Hatel Donahue, a member of
' the Sophomore class and a student at
irte Normal for the pant year and a
half has returned to her home In
Sherman county until next fall.
Willis and Cletus Ilutlcr and
Krnst Rlddell have entered school
for the spring semester.
Wllford Helshe has alito enrolled
and Is an addition to the ambitious
'Kreahmeu.
I Klve of the February graduates are
'now filling positions. Miss Dorsey
ibi-Kn at The Dalles this week. Miss
Simmon 'a filling a position atSalera.
Mliis Williams Is doing some extra
leaching In tho Training School which
, she will complete In a few weeks.
Miss Sadie Kills visited In Portland
from Frtduy until Sunday evening.
Friends and admirers of David
i B. Campbell will bo delighted to
hear that ho may come to Monmouth
j with the Whltmun College Glee Club
I which will probably give a number of
tho clttxena entertainment course dur
ing the Kaster season. Mr. Camp
be Is meeting with gratifying sue
..i studies and concert work
In Eastern Oregon and Washington.
Miss Clara Tinnerstett a Juno
senior Is visiting between terms with
her sister at Portland.
Miss Hilda Toore of Oregon City
will enroll after the state examination
Miss Toozo will be a member of the
June class.
Miss May Macleay visited her home
at St. Helens for a few days last
week.
About forty students, mostly Senior
will be canldates for state or county
papers at tho coming examination.
Most of them will go to Dallas.
Miss Ida Goyne and Miss Carrie
Hathaway will visit in Salem and tak
the examination there. Theyhave but
some finishing subjects so will pro
fit by visiting the Legislature and
buildings of interest.
The Gamble Contest
One of the most Interesting mem-
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bora of the Cltltens Course was the
Uamble Concert given In Normal
Asaotubly llall on la.t rrlday intn
The audience waa gxuulely apprlca
ttve of the classical programme and
every number was tithulaatly p
low vole and bis wuld rant of tone
, am bla's rich and mol
were shown to good advantage In the
"Armourer'a Sour" from KotiUt llood
and a selection from 8 Hubert's "'Sea
sons". Mls Page's playing U very
skillful and ever charming. Worthy
of special nolo were Mr. Lamberson's
exquisite rendition of piano numbers
requiring unusual skill.
Basket Ball
The titrls' flasket Halt team played
Astoria High School Saturday even
ing, winning T to I. Our team and
coach were the guema of Astoria's
team and they report a royal good
time In hospitable) Astoria. Those In
the party were :Mrs. Hurt. Chaperon
Misses Craven, eJwett. Dunalion, lllx-
on. Hurt. KuyKeiMiitu; Aiva itii
outfit ill. ItoKart. timekeeper; K. 8a
ere. score-keeper. The team leu on
Saturday morning and returned on
Sunday evening's train.
On Saturday evfiilng at Monmouth,
ho O. S. N. 8. Hoys team mot defeat
at the hands of the Philomath Giants.
Monmouth boys were as pygmies In
tho contest, but they brought the
score up to 21 to 40 anyhow.. The
udlenco was small but made up for
It alr. In enthUHlUMiu. lite Mon
mouth team was composed of the fol-j
lowing named :A. Sucre. F. Phelps
E. Springer, L. Lindsay, C. Hutler,
Stamped .Shirtwaists
We are shewing the new Waists
tamped en heavy material tor Boring
wear. Many handsome design to b
warked us In colors which will bs
worn so much this Spring.
Many Dainty Novelties in Baby Wares
Needlecraft Shop
Mr. S. C. Wnll
270 N. Com'l. St. Salem, Oregon
NOT A LARGE LIST
Small Numbor Over County Graduate
From Eighth Grades
AN EXTRA
SPECIAL OFFERING
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Made Id ayratuae. V
Of Smart Winter Suits
and Overcoats
Going on Here Now
This is a special sale of great
importance to every man and
young man who is not well
supplied with clothes for the
season's wear and we are giv
ing you the advantage of
20
PER CENT
REDUCTION
On all our Suits, Overcoats, Hats and Shirts. This
includes all of our Men's, Young Men's and Boy s
Clothing. This is an opportunity you should not
fail to grasp.
The following pupils completed the
eight grade examinations for the Jan.
examinations, and have been granted
diplomas by the County Sup't.
Eva Wonder of district 5. Nona and
Leda Lewis of district 8, Lena May
of district 10. Effie Hlckerson of dis
trict 26, Ella Lawrence and Amanda
Hllke of district 29, Irma Stufft of
district 31, Eunice Elkins of dis
trict 33, Farrell C. Dickey and
J. Don Fletcher of district 34.
Arthur C. Good of district 48,
Minnie Wonder of district 49, George
Clauson and Gladys Davenport of
district 57. Fred Norwood. Josaphlne
Wilson, Ethel Bennett, Alice Shlndl
er, Charles Adams and Nellie Adams
of district 61, Wlnfred M. Wilson
and Ella Chase of district 64.
Several pupils failed In only one J
Or two subjects which allows them
to take those subjects over in tho
May examinations. j
The Mountain View school number-
61 deserves great praise for tho ex- j
cellent papers handed in from that j
school, all pupils writing on the ex-j
aminatlon from there passed with the i
lowest average mado almost 91 per. j
cent while the highest was almost 95 J
per. cent which was the highest
made in the county during this ex- j
aminatlon. I
Highland Makes Request
Editor Enterprise:
Your correspondent of Highland
would like to know how many pup
ils there are in the school at Rickre
all. We would like to Inquire how
raanv nunlls there are In the High
land school that are taught to dance
the school house when there is
school taught.
Subscrii ..-
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may develop Into pneumonia over
a,ht are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar, and It soothes in
flamed membranes, heals the lungs,
and expels the cold from the system.
P. M. Kirkland.
Salem Woolen Mill Store
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ENTERTAINMENT
A graduating exercise, entertain
and basket social will be given at the
Highland school-house on some even
ing in the near future. The date has
net b' n iecided.but will in all prob
ab' je announced in next week's
Enterprise.
C. E. NASH, Teacher.
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We deliver large or small orders of
Fir. Oak or Ash wood promptly.
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The mirroundlinni siwak for ihemwives,
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