EVENING CLOTHES.
i C h l s f VlMr •# th* Question Prim
a M «soutins Viewpoint.
CMsens or tbs oidor tom o wboip It
K w t w w r for moo of any «octal pep-
rnttoua whatsoever to woor formol
renine clothes after « la the after
ooo often reproach Cfatcasoono for
at following, this time honored erne
nn- They a n never satisfied with, the
tptanadono giran, because those ex
Tiw» Rival th* ChkWM In T h *
Odd Idaas and Cuttom*.
caste rules th e servant .
United States National Bank
under date of call March 7, 1916:
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounte---------- $286,780.61
Bom b, Securities.................. 93,312.76
Furniture mid Futures............................. 3,064.67
Cash and Exchange.............
95,815-57
Total___ $478,973.61
LIABILITIES
Capital Slock.......... ............$ 50,000.00
Surplus and Prafite..............
27,214.74
Circulation......................
50,000.00
Deposits...........................
351,758.87
lection on a fata Bet he wlB play a
stringed Instrument called a vina, elm
D*r to the Instrument played by David
in the tent Of Saul- This Instrument
looks as If It had originally been In
tended for a carpet stretcher, hot had
fallan Into the hands o f e musically In
dined person who hod borrowed e «on
pie o f piano wires end «rae determined
to lewer rants. After bearing an oblo
bodied Hindu pick on an Instrumenter
this kind one can't bato wishing that
they would pot It la ins samo class
mendttlon carefully, tint Us mas
o f words was such that ha could
n ato follow cbo moaning £r'~
“Thank yon. sahib, thank yon."
ggvw/blm my abose to ‘be bucked he
A Hindu's Idea of music in to make looked at me In honor. It «ras ex
e ll the nolee he can. He doesn't care pressly against Ua caste to toneb
anything about rime or rhythm
All leather—a product o f the eaciwd cow
Ono day when I told him to pick the
M o. energy la expended In volume
Hindu musldana are all large, splen hairs ont o f my brash ho looked at me
dldly muscled fellows, who play AS I f sadly and then began to tell me «bout
they were going to a gymnasium regu a nephew that bed suddenly aeparmi
larly. Whan onV boars them playing ibis Besb and would I be so kind as
no a vine ono can't help wondering to give half a rupee .to the grief strick
U R absolute faith in thev M a x
w ell car is due to tw o reasons:
First, w e have known that
the M axw ell Com pany uses nothing
in the entire car but the v e ry best
that money ¿an buy.
W e have
known that the steel is scientifically
heat treated, that the car is built
under the supervision o f able engi
neers, that every car is rigidly tested
many times before it leaves the
factory.
O
Second, w e have known that the
big and weU established company
behind the car is building for the
future, that they value a satisfied
owner above everything else.
N o w that the M axw ell has le t the
W orld’s M otor Non-Stop M ileage
Record, b y travelling continuously
for 44 days and nights— averaging
500 miles per day— you w ill under
stand the benefits you personally
m ay derive from the M axw ell policy.
D id you ever hear o f any car going
22,000 miles without once stopping
the engine, without any repairs or
readjustments, with only one gallon
o f gasoline to every 22 miles?
There is no reason w hy
shouldn’t have a reliable,
able and economical M axw ell car.
The first cost is low, the operating
cost is low and our pay-as-you-ride
plan makes the purchase easy for
everyone.
Let us see you about this now,
before our allotment is exhausted.
T earin g C ar, $686.
Roadttar, $635
M e « F. O. B. Dvtrstt
loop, a boot theaters and fashionable
botola, such garments are worn with
ont misgivings. and In cenala narrow
er prescribed reetdendal districts eus
majr flit from boose to bouse In the
FOlmeot of Joy without danger. Bat If
one esanys to go troni one of these
bannte o f fashion to the other, except
In e tex t one Is likely to run s gantlet
o f ribald comment that will leave him
a nervous wreck when be reaches hie
Our Chicago democracy la vary
young, newly ^ome Into n knowledge
o f Hs privi leges and enthusiastically
hostile toward anything that remotely
resembles an assumption ef dam or
caste; hence through the vast tracts
it Inhabits and that separate the drees
GUARDING THE CHILDREN, i suit areas one ftom another the man
who essays a pilgrimage openly In the
Widows With Offspring Should Be Sure despised garments o f Idleness Invites
to Make Their Wilts.
Sometime« the failure te make e w ®
Involves more then a lorn of timo and who wish to maintain the fashionable
money. Yon ere a widow and die wttlh tradition, yet cannot afford taxicabs,
out a will, leaving children who are - will get together ttyey may develop
not yet o f age. Now, yon may not cane enough strength to persuade the tree-
who looks after your property, but you ' don companies to supply for their even
do have a lively Interest in the person ing travel sufficient closed and armored
who looks after your children, i f you can. running at appropriata Interrala.
bad left a win you could have named Otherwise they most take their
therein the guardian for your children. •chances, as other adventurous Ameri
The court must do so. and the guard cans do.—Chicago News.
ian appointed by It may charge com-'
missions, counsel fees and premiums
ALASKA’S COAST LINE
payable out o f your children’s share o f
your estate.
Langar Than tlw
Suppose you leave feel estate. It
World at tlw Equator.
can’t be sold without an order o f the
Have
goo
sag idea o f tbs extant ot
court.; That Involves a long and ex
the
Alaska
coast
Mae? Tbs shores e f
pensive proceeding on the part o f yutkr
administrator. I f you leave minor cbft- tbe territory are «racked by three greet
drsn that edit forther complicates mat e oceans. These are the AfW tej
ter*. A guardian moot ha appointed the north, Bering see oa the i
tbe Pacific so tbe south. The Aleutian
Mends, o ff the Al—1
w*
separated float each <
mainland tog a network o f rocky straits,
and much o f southwestern and
«asset* Alaska la made up e f
tslasne Mandé that bavo locks o f aU
she pee and ateee. Tbe talande ere real
estate. Nor can clear title be given for ly the tope e f mountains half lost te
at least two years after your death. I f the waters. They rise te i
you had left e w ill you could have In tbedrals. some of which are thousands
cluded therein e power o f sale. Cud at o f feet above tbe «rater and others hid
any time when the Interests o f the sa den beneath It tying there concealed
u te demanded it the property could end ready to rip open tbe halls o f ships
have been sold.—Samuel Scovtlle. Jr., ss tbe Iceberg o f tbe Atlantic ripped
the Titanic.
to Good Housekeeping.
The extent e f tbe Alaska c<Ret with
its windings surpasses that o f the
A Bit ef Sicily.
“There la no Italian town more pic United States proper. It Is greeter
than that of aU our states on tbe Pa
turesque than the Sicilian capital. Pa
cific
from Puget sound to tbe bound
lermo,“ writes* a traveler. “ Balling
ary o f Mexico added to that o f our
ships o f all rigs, their holla painted all
states on the Atlantic, Including tbe
the colors o f the rainbow, nous up
gulf- A ll told. It Is more than 28,000
against the quay, where mule carts.,
miles long, or longer than the distance
whose drivers are shouting at the top around tbe world at tbe equator, and
o f their voices, watt to take away the in proportion to Its length It has per
tiapr more dangers than any other-
coast line on north.
Nevertheless not -one-half of It has
yet bean sounded by the coast survey
y sees Is. end more than half o f the gen
eral coast line Is not marked by lights
or by i s ? aids to navigation.—Chris
tian Herald.
Murdering Shakespeare.
“ I never hesitate to cut and slash
and change any play until It salts me,“
said Stuart Robson to hls legal ad-
“ 1 suppose you edit Shakespeare with
e bine pencil r replied the lawyer.
“You can Just bat I d a “
“Then. I Imagine, you would plead
guilty to an Indictment tor murdering
the Bard o f Avon 7"
“ No; I would not but I would admit
dlumrflng hls corpse."
Te Make Cold Cream.
Take half a pound of lard, half a
cupful o f oBve oft half a teaspoonful
of pondered borax. Melt these and
let them codpe to a boiling point. Take
half a cupful o f water. S cents' worth
of rrihe caeenrl or essence o f geranium
Add these last two twater and essence*
to the boding fat by drops end then
stir until cool by setting kettle Into a
larger kettle or something larger filled
with COM water and beat It Into a
cream with tbs egg beater. This'w ill
keep la Jars for months tf kept where
It Is cool and la a fine, harmless end
ry Inexpensive cream to use. — 8 t
ole Pest-Dispatch.
Hew Silver le w Dot Its Name
Stiver Bow Creek received its name
The Weed Alp.
from a party o f prospectors who
In Bvrttaeriand the word alp doea n<
reached its valley In the vicinity of
seen a mountain, but la used to Indi
Butte In IBM, says a bulletin o f the
federal geological survey. While die- cate tbe little valleys In tbe higher al
cosetng the best name for the stream titude*, where peasants take their
iws in summer and where In sma
the clouds broke away, and the sun
shine, tolling oa the c ra £ as It circled huts and stables tbe attendants and
around the mountain, suggested the animals remain tor several months In
name Stiver Bow.and It was accord- the year. The cows thrive on the tan
der green, end their milk’ ls converted
tagly so called.
on the epot Into cheese end butter.—
exchange.
To make ordinary paper Imitate
*
The Cause ef It.
parchment soak It In a basin o f water
“There goes e man who has a pu
mixed with sulphuric add ta the pro
portion o f ono to ten parts. Let It be with the best people In town.“
“Whole her
come thoroughly saturated, then re
“ A fashionable dentist."—Baltimore
move gently and let dry. Tbe papar
then Id ha strong unllaed foolscap.
Total ____$478,973.61
Q UALITY AND SERVICE
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIAL
Pore M ilk and Cream is conducive to good health.
This is the kind w e supply our customers.
O ur D airy is frequently inspected b y -th e State
Dairy and Food Commiaaoner and has been highly com
mended by that official. Give ua a trial.
j
Phone Bed 66
When in Need of a Plumber
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EL L. E V A N S , 501 1st S t, Newberg
Phone Black 23
Residence Blue 6
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
W e please the most particu lar. Phone us a grocery order and
tee If oar prom pt service doesn’t surprise you. We want your trado
Parlor Pharmacy
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“ Q U A L IT Y STORE**
You select your doctor with greatest
care while, on the other hand, you often
take his valuable prescription to any
drug store. W e give you just what the
doctor ordered, at prices as low aa is
consistent with good quality. For finest
E. W . H O D S O N , Pharmacist
Ptrane White 35
Newbwf, Oregon
The REXALL Store
Carries a very^large assortment o f everything to be found in
the highest class drugstores. A ll kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines ant^chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup
plies, Stationery, L i$ gett’s and Low ney’s candies. Our stock
o f cigars is the best in town. You are always welcome.
LYNN
Foregone Conclusion.
Teacher—I f a farmer sold 1,4T® bush
eia o f Wheat tor t i n a bushel what
would ho get? Boy—An automobile.-
R. B . L Y L E
302 Pint It.
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FERGUSON
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
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