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W , ' i ’v ; * H B H um T ' , ' . y - X , « r îv ;Y , i- |¿ -, >ciXi.V¥C * Vi;-^-± : A . ™ ■ W 'y ] . • • : J ■ v ,§? i1; '-JD w » ..%* '■ ?SÜ *■ « Ü *{«**. _____ ________ ’ * fi V- > Oik '4 This Hom e Education titution W ill open for the school y 1915-16 on __ ____ ■ • __ m m i -.a-v-JB i ■ SI I ¿ ¿-i ''- r i e Pr ' ' r > ' .y-'> . T't-V Monday. Septem ber > >:.•;>> 4 ■ ' m --- . C.'v . - .. It is die purpose o f Pacific G > U ^ e to offor to young men and young Women the benefits of a liberal education under the best Christian influence at a minimum o f expense. Its courses of study are arranged to give that broad culture which should be the possession o f every intelligent man and wom an. It has been established a sufficient length o f time to give am ple test o f the w ork it does, and young people w ho are contemplating taking a college course are invited to m ake investigation. August we will wire F or catalogue o r other inform ation address L E V I T . P E N N IN G T O N , the President any old residence along our estabfish- BROOK TROUT. UiiMiM OutdoN Natur. In Rabins tha Young Fish. Tbe brook trout la a uest bulkier, bat does not belong to tbe group of flab which cans for Its eggs and young. When tbe function of egg laying is completed and tbe nest covered with gravel tbe parent fish seem to feet that their whole duty has been performed, and they depart leaving both eggs and tbe young when they are hatched to tbe cere o f nature, and nature, it most be confessed, is generally neglectful of her charge. Early in autumn tbe mature brook trout in pairs seek tbe gravelly bot toms o f shoals and spring runs. Here with noee and fins they hollow oat a shallow basin and make it scrupulously clean. This is their nest, and over tbe bottom tbe eggs are scattered, covered with gravel, and tbeir duty to posterity Is ended. Only a small proportion o f the eggs deposited naturally are fertilised, and many o f these are destroyed by spawn eating fishes. Moat o f tbe tiny fish which do develop and succeed in punch ing a bole through tbe egg shell with tbeir little tails and emerging into a watery world do so-only to find quick lodgment in some larger fish. Aa a foster parent tbe trout culturist Is a greater success than Dame Nature. Tbe latter, under tbe most favorable circumstances, rarely succeeds in hatch ing more than 10 per cent of tbe egga deposited, while tbe former expects to develop Into wiggling fishes nearly 60 per cent of tbe eggs obtained. PERFUME OF MUSK. Tha Odor I . Penetrating Bacaus. th . Substance U Radio-active. The extraordinarily penetrating pow er o f musk perfume is accounted for by the fact that it la radio-active. The United States consul at Chunking. China, writes that this property causes tbe odor to be carried through tbe air In a way that would otherwise be im possible. And he adds that this radio active property “ affects most peculiarly the natives who carry I t I f it is held ed line, giving an ..-pTpanaq % n pusadds sq uaq m jaoqa « )»oui|v pira aspdin* jaaoS s lU Q 'oi|q 8 a | v * ))i u a a oqa M oq) jo jouus aq) jo wajof aq) ojaj )ja| pm rq9|j «ìjvq s <qq taw eq to ruooa eq) J3AO no pjiwq aq pino.* q*a«| SatSap sjq pm ‘mjq or *u]ue)su op -jp ■ oq pinoM eaeq) tom eq jaAaaaqM T »A »I!»q »on 0 J 8 M Xaq) )s q ) m io pm enofeeaoe Xpoepad tom eq qojqw jo ’eoa) meqj jo »non ‘sasnaxa pm e»lSo|ods qtiM ‘tnooi eq) 0 )a ) atavo eq ao ODO|d jedojd sq ai j|«q XuS jo qooi rapoanni eq) Sa(3au je aeaajp joj e )«l «X s m {« tom e g Xusdtnoo «jq nj inwnom nop « psq M ita eoo pm ‘aj poneexe eq )sqM " * aasgpuad jo )• » -noiop pm leetqSn »Q i lotnooq » JO pefqna eq) •eqof * tom *a|q)X»Ae ai)q ox -eao jo eequenb pa« epejep eq) II« p «q pm snpieS « tom eg,, :enq) o f Delphi had forbidden them to eet it up again. So there the rain lajr on ‘ j| | ‘ ,‘ in everything he did. He aaid to me more than once: “ My dear boy. do everything at yoQr beat I f yon do that neither I nor any one else can find fault with you, even eeqjM , , w « i X) jij jo eefJftneH^ if yon fall. Per myself. I can honestly say that ( have taken as great pains a j Je n e n I S 4 m JaiJe m d l JO with the smallest, thing I ever did as •n!u*D »»MX with the biggest“ In giving advice to a young author he ■joupxa sq Xn«n)ueae him pus aaid on one occasion: saraos auom pus ajotn gupnooeq ara " I f you want your public to believe Xaq) )« q ) w q a o u qons U| pojajqXniqs in what yon write yon most believe in 8upq ara i i « ) saqaui om )-X) usm ) o) X) usmj pas Suoi )w j sang traq) it yonraelf. When I am describing a scene I can aa distinctly see what 1 ajout mopios m s qofqM ‘jeep eq x . am describing as l can see yon now. So -Mod )SBj«aa eq) ’gupiunqo m ojj Xea -jnof ,«Xsp uee)q*|e qStnoqj pjaoM eq) real are mg characters to me that on jo s)aqj«ai qsnm | ml pujad eq) jo suo s| one occasion I had fixed upon the course which one o f them was to pur* qotqM ‘niuaiqoux qSnooq) passed ssq sue. The character, however, got bold eik) jo jis q XipiJ pus ‘Suiqumg) uwuj isaX XjaAa paddjqs ara aSsaaAS us o f me and made me do exactly the op posite to what 1 had intended, but I no qsnm jo spun od pussnoq) aaoqx was so sale that be was right and I I l ffopCnq was wrong that I let him have bin own ;o ssodjud ajos 4q) joj lapooq usqaqix way." - aq) a «au ‘niuafqanx 1* eAps)uesea Whatever he did either in work or. dai s sdaaq aumjjad jo sjarajosjuasai at play be always gave o f his very best qoaajji )sagj «1 aq) jo ano pus ‘ajnd He hated slackness or half beartednese am qo O) )IIU>0IP *1 t f -fwx eq) jo raossas ujsjaao Sujanp X[ao paiaaoes si in any shape or form.—Harper’s Weekly. pus aaap qsnm epnu aq) jo aaqanod jo K pusifi aistn o jo uonajaas s R qsn jf ..m nipsj ajud Xq ODDITIES OF VISION pasnsa asoq) o) ja p sjvq o u| asijurrs X|q sqojd ara )« q ) « ojos saonpojd D «tun jo q)itaa| Xus joj Xpoq aq) o ) aaop Wanted—1600 7-ioc posts, for fall delivery Newberg Lodge No. 104 A . F. W. 128. & A. M. Regular meeting A v V /V > Second and Fourth Saturdays 900 1U horse for sale or will evenings o f each month. trade tor* hay or grain. Phone Visiting brothers always welcome. W. 128. 4 2 -lt By order Frank A . Collard. W . M.. R. H. C. Bennett,* Secretary. Electric Iron FR E E . The autumn is com- mg, with long nights, necessitating good, F o r Sale—2 milk cdws andtw o 9 months old heifer calves. D. SHILOH R E LIE F CORPS NO. 2 ft.- Meetings held the 2nd and 4th Thurs Knhlman, 2 miles east of New day o f each month at 2:30 P. M. in' the berg, Route 3. ;Jj& l t p d healthful and safe Don’t burn up cooking when Call Bill the plumber. Phone the weather ii warm, 'jugt visit Black 49. 39 42 Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co. and Money to loan on good secur get a blue flame coal oil stove. Get ready now. L O. O. F. HaH. TERM S on house ity by Clarence Butt. We are agents for the Qrenco I am iullyepuipped with a new Nursery Co. Newberg Feed & outfit and ready to answer all Seed Co. ^ 35tf calls for wood sawing on short F o r Sale—Choice of 2 roll top notice. Phone Black 151 for 40tf desks. Call Black 92 or White prices. E. P. Hamilton. 10. tf Have your screen jdoors and Sound, gentle, four years old. windows made by the Spaulding Weight about 1450, colbrbay. Loggin g Co. 28 tf Good single or double at any New pump engine to trade for work. J. C.* Lemon. Phone wood or posts. Oregon Hdw. & Implement Co. 26tf — 1 —1 * ■■■ i ■ " ■ ■■ - -r-— 1 " • •* — —» * ■ I have a J e r s e y S u l l at my Sealed bids will be received by place on the Portland road near Newberg. W alter Wilson. tf. the undersigned clerk o f School District No. 29 up to 8 o ’clock A few more balls o f.th a t Fa p. m. Tuesday, Augusts. 1915, mous Plymouth Binder Twine at for the transportation o f the pu Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co. pils residing outside o f the two- mile limit to and from school for Second hand wagon for sale. the ensuing year The right re Make your own price. Newberg served to reject any and all bids, Hardware & Implement Co. t f 41-42 W. W. Nelson, Clerk. wiring, some down, some each m onth, until paid/ Yamhill Electric ■ Company “It S tm t T m M|kt” Mrs. Julia W. Little and son, F. C. Little, are guests at Otter- brook. -is a tent that will stand Jiard wear and weather. m B K i - ■ r Kk K* . a; -That w on 't com e apart through cheap material or workm anship. -That w ill be aa good next year and the year after, as it is the first season. you can get such a Tent by asking fo r d ie ‘ ‘W ill am ette" and m aking sure our trade-m ark is on i t Every T en t is guaranteed to give absolute satisfacton. w. For Sale by A U Reliable Dealers HIB8H-WEI8 MANCTACTURINQ CO D ANT» K Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kerr, o f Falls City, Oregon, are visitors Come to ns for Oliver plows at the. home o f Airs. Kerr’s sister, and repairs for same. Oregon Mrs. Chas. Roberston. Mrs. Cady and Mist Jeffries, of H dw . i Implement Co. 20tf Spokane, were recent gaestsof Misses Christopher and Ybnng. The Dundee public library was moved on Tuesday to the new quarters in the Dundee Com munity Hall. Come to ye old tyme dancing party a t Dundee Community Hall on Friday evening, August 6. The proceeds will be for the F o r Sale—One good top buggy "benefit o f the hall fund. in good condition practically J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. ' good ae new, cheap if taken at o«dy Abatijxt Books la A k o a good young Jersey L . Davie. Abstract Co. ' 2t . * S ító V .> j F AtV À& -, Th e C O P E M A N R A N G E is the last word in cooking. We nave customers who use no other means o f cooking, and the highest biH one o f them has paid is $ 1.76 fo r one month Can yon bent it? . \iWMM .
