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* a * W"w4 ‘•4 ft* H m m m t t k T M Subtle Fee O m M m . BrltUh Boyal Geographical society. *•' * » » * • to M liter. I n «ubeeqoent e x p lo w i amply v ta *. itp a a « u tfn flm foreign country ariad Ida veracity. **■ * • I taw moving pictures i b m . In tba matter o t dlneradlted trarat- to Yokohama ooa whole atraat la gtv- •*»' talaa »Indicated Ion« afterward It • n o p to moving pictures — Theater will never be poaalble to beat the te n e t Great banners hang dear I ■••■«■lc instance In Herodotus. Ho tella •cvoaa It with the picturesque Jape- i how King Neco o f Egypt commtaatim- naae alphabet racing np and down '• * '••«tain Phoenician.tbarlnen to dr- them advertise the respective perform-1 cumnavigate Africa I f they coaid. anesa. j They did I t starting from the Bed aaa On the door the audience sits, w tth ! and returning by the straits o f GlbraJ- their teat squarely ton ed order m >— > i tar after very many And ahaorbed In the shifting shadows. The , they reported, soys Herodotus, that la subtitles are in English, but so com- i rounding the southern end o f Africa man Is English coming to ha In Japan I they bad tbs sun on their tight hand, that the meaning Ooean’t go over their “ L for my part’* ha toys, “do not bo- hoads. Thera la always seme one to ! Mere this, but perhaps others may." whlapar the title's meaning. In modern times thqt detail Is pre- American manufacturers here labor- 1 deely what proves that tba Phoeni- ed long and bard to Had 01am that win ; dans did achieve tba wonderful vcg- amuae the Japanese, but their snccese ! age. Such an “Improbable” fact could haa not bean very marked. No w h ite! never have been Invented In an age ■slnd can fathom a Japanese's sense o f which wee not fam iliar With the equa- ■a In Ceylon In Whtefi THte Ratte Is Preserved. ' A t all times of the year la Kandy. Ion. auy be aeon followers o f Bud- making their way to the gn at wa temple, tba “ Palace o f the Tooth.” I d order to lay offer t e »nd Sowers at the shrine e f the der o f their religion. Ì Entering the temple, they small room, some twelve which is kept the famous tooth ef The chamber Is lighted by o lamps which bava net been sl ed to go out for yearn. The walls splendidly decorated, and the ves- *T was called to headquarters on n. complaint made by that very old wo- mas I bad used so nicely. She had entered n complaint o f nagUgance against me. end I was called up to ex- plain." "But what cause had she?“ “ It was that I did not raise my cap-’ to her when tam ing to get on my car: after directing her. I have given up nil hope o f a legacy and goo# hack to my usual politeness and no more. I,, guess ell the grateful old women died, off before I took this job.” —Baltimore TRAVELERS’ TALES. - A V - The Kanmdaa Is draped with sane- n. beneath which la a silver Aome tedded with gems. and under this Is dome of gold, beantlfnlly cerred end teraUy tncrnated wtth predoae r * i r wo similar coverings lie below them, Dd beneeth thses la a small eaae of old. in which on leaves o f a gold lotna »poses the tooth itself. This relic. WORK IS HEALTH. 4 Per Cent Inter est Banlcs throughout the Northwest, including Portland, hawe reduced their inftereat rate on savings deposits to 3 and 3 1-2 per cent Thta bank atiO pay* 4 per cent on sawings United States National Bank Capital and Surplus $75»( SpauldingÉ LUMBER ORDERS to and get Revised Proverbs. The man who knows not and knows not bo knows not, he Is frequent. Ton can’t do anything wlth'hlm. The man who knows not and knows he knows Bo{;~he w ill listen to you with owe. Cultivate him. Tba man who knows and know* not ' bo knows shun him. He may wake up ! and become wise to you. The man who knows and know* ha knows, be Is a bore. Blackball him.— Judge. the S o ft Y e l l o w F ir kind that I* manufactured right nation, and In the past stay at home people have sometimes erred In treat- lag travelers’ tales wtth scorn. Thom wan, for instance, the description by James Brace In 1770 o f the barbarous Abyssinian custom r o f ting raw meat cut from the living animal, which was “ How can I brass myself o f tbs ridiculed by everybody. Yet Bruce was habit o f talking In my steep?” proved righ t When Paul dn Chaillu “Get married Then you won't dare explored equatorial Africa in 1881 and to talk in yoqr steep ” —London Satur described the wonderful gorillas end day Journal. Pu re M ilk s a d €ream is conducive to Rood health. — on the following fines: Entire stock M en'» and Young Man's Summer Suit* M an’« and Ladies Low Shorn and the entire stock of our Ladies’ and Misses Summer Coats and Suits Notwithstanding the fact o f the steady advance m prices and scarcity o f goods, the backward season compels us to sacrifice our Spring stock and the PR ICES M U S T D O T H E W O R K J 115.00 Sum m er su its..... \ 120.00 Sum m er suits...... I ¡2 5 .0 0 Sum m er suits...... 1 2 0 .0 0 S u it*.................... «¡25.00 S u it * .................... ! ¡15.00 $ 16.50 Suit. 1 S 2 .0 0 $ 20.00 $ 16.00 16.67 10.00 15 to 20 Per Cent Coats waà Saits to ha Sacrificad Suite to be closed out at from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent discount, aqd Summer Coats at from 10 per cent to 25 per cent discount $15.00 «It.................................$11.25 $20.00 «alt».............. $14.90 $25.00 «ili*............................... $18.75 *30.00 «M....... .....$22,50 A T 1 4 D ISC O U N T SO M E SU ITS 115.00 «H».................. ..... now $10.00 118.50 mite........................... now $1233 122.50 «it*.............. ............now $15.00 125.00 «it............................«nr $16.66 Alterations FREE a s Usual C all early whfle stock Is at Us beet S A L E N O W G O IN G O N Com e in and get your share o f the bargains D . M . NAYBERGER, McMinnville When in Need of a Plumbee CALL EL L. EVANS, SOI 1st S t; Newberg Phone!Black*23 Residence Blue 6 Believed Them True fftoetae. When Dante published bis “ Inferno“ the simplicity o f tbfc age accepted It as a true narrative o f hlc descent Into had. When the “ Utopia” o f Sir Thomas More was first published It occasioned e pleasant mistake. This political ro mance represents a perfect but vision ary republic in an Island supposed to have been newly discovered In Amer ica. “ As this was the age o f discov ery.” says Granger, “ the learned Bu dseus end others took It for a genuine history and considered It as highly ex pedient that missionaries should be sent thither in order to convert so wise a nation to Christianity.” It was a long while after publication that many readers were convinced that Gulliver’s travels were fictitious. Long People Are Seldom P at Some persona are born with a nor mal tendency to become fat, others with a tendency to leanness. It la the same-among the lower animals. The bog is a sort of machine for transform ing the odds and ends o f food Into fa t but the farmer knows beforehand that a little pig with long legs and anout w ill work off the fat aa fast as It can be made. So a long legged person eel dom Inclines to obesity. Elephant Trumpeting«. An elephant rushing upon an assail ant trumpets shrilly with fury. Fear Is similarly expressed In a shrill brassy sound or by a roar from the lungs, pleasure by a continued low squeaking through the trunk or an almost lnaudl ble purring sound from the throat Grave Mounds In Chine. The pblueee do not use monuments for marking graven. The coffin la In terred about one foot below the our face, and over It a mound la rained. Its else depending upon tbe rank o f the family and Its feeling toward the de parted member. The Oasis e f Júpiter. The oasis of Siva la better known aa tba osata o f Jupiter Ammon, ouo o f the moot famous oracles o f aatiqutty. The Visit of Alexander the Greet to thla temple waa among the meet romantic Incidents of his career. He came to ask whether he was only the eon of the mortal Philip or the son of tba great god himself. Apparently Alex ander received full assurance from the oracle o f hte divine origin, with the promise o f unbroken victory until he should be taken away to join the gods. And many signs showed bis superhu man status. Rain fell In the deeert just when his soldiers' thirst required it, and when his guides lost their way two speaking serpents or ravens ap peared to direct them.—London Chron- There Is a story of Mr. Disraeli at tba time of his extremely bumptious youth when be bad Just returned from his travels In the east As a young man, much under thirty, be met Lord Melbourne, who was then prime min ister, at dinner. Lord Melbourne pro ceeded to discourse on the eastern ques tlon. but Instead of listening to the prime minister with the respect which be ought young Disraeli said, “ It seems to me that your lordship has taken your knowledge of the cast from The Arabian Nights.’ “ Some prime ministers would have snubbed the young man severely. Lord Melbourne was not of that kind. He rubbed his bands with great cheerful ness and said to the young man, “ And a devilish good place to take it from!” Perverted Proverbs. Strike while the Ire Is hot The more waist tbe less speed. A thrown kiss spreads no germs. One swallow doesn’t make a supper. It ’s a long loan that haa no ret ora Ba it la more blessed to give than to be given away. ▲ little change in tbs pocket Is worth two changes hi tbe weather.—Boston Transcript Putting It Mildly. “ Would you call Unde Peter a sting? man?” Her Rated. "W ell, no. I’d merely any that be Husband (at breakfast)— Oh, for bad all his generous Impulses under some o f the biscuit my mother used to perfect control.” —Boston Transcript make! W ife (sweetly)—I’m sorry you can’t have them. dear. They would be Comparisons. Just about stale enough by this time to “ My butter left me without any go quite well with that remark.—Indi warning.” anapolis Star. “ You got off eagy. Mine left me without any spoon*."—Baltimore Amer Rubber Trees. lean. India rubber trees which are tapped every other day continue to yield sap Prulty. for more than twenty years, and the Wlgg—That girl Is sure a peach oldest and moat frequently tapped trees Wsgg—Did you ever see her twin sis produce tbe richest sap. ter? They’ re a pair.—Philadelphia Bee ord. Agreed. He kissed her suddenly. Obedience le not truly performed by “ Well, I like that!” she cried. tbe body of him whose beert Is diamt “ So do I." he answered. and ehe let lafled—Saadi. It go at that This is the land w e suppl&our customers. O ur D airy is frequently inspected by the State D airy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com mended by that official Give us a tria l Phone Red 66 R . B . LYLE J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables W e please the moet particu lar. Phone ua a grocery order and M t if our prom pt service doesn’ t surprise you. Wo want your trad# Parlor Pharmacy “ Q U A L IT Y STORE” Pu re Drugs A re M oet Im portant You select your doctor with greatest care white, on the other hand, you often take his valuable prescription to any drug store. We give you just what the doctor ordered, at prices aa low as is consistent with good quality. For finest drugs, properly compounded, go to E . W . H O D S O N , P h arm ac ist Phone White 35 Newbog. Oregon ............................................ .. The R E X A L L Store I Carries a veryjlarge assortment o f everything to be found in | the highest class drugstores. A ll kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs, • Medicines and chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup- ; I plies. Stationery, L ig g e tt’s and Low ney’s candies. Our stock | o f cigars is the best in town. You are always welcome. L Y N N 302 Firat St. B . FER G U SO N PRESCRIPTIO N DRUGGIST PtooweBlk 109 T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S S E A S O N A B L E C U T F L O W E R S — Plants in fcota, cyclamens, (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani um*, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses our specialty (strong plants). Low prices: •a.»» JO H N G O W E R
