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A liei Clark, o f Portland,
„ dn ugfcter o f
few d a y s last Week w ith
Henry Strait.
her sister, Airs. Joan na D avis.
W alker returned
The m any friends o f Clifford
the east last
Noble are glad t o k n ow th a t he
T h u rsday evening. She brou gh t
is im p rovin g after having a sc-
her great-granddau ghter • with
J vere atta ck o f appendicitis.
her.
M rs. M atth ew Patten and
M rs. Bertha Johnson and M rs.
children, M able and Fred, are
J oh n son from S h erw ood were re­
ov er from Forest G rove visiting
cent visitors a t the hom e o f Mrs.
a t the Patten farm.
Bhaer W right.
The Brisbinc and B oa tm a n
M iss M argaret G arland w ent
families have purchased a new
C a n bv F riday m orning where
F ord.
to
M . S. Shrock visited the form ­
ers in this com m unity last week
in the interest o f s ilo a ,. ^
W m . Brisbane and wife called
a t tbe hom e o f A. A. N oble and
y o u n g people’ s Sunday
fam ily Sunday afternoon.
seb ool class met a t the hom e o f
M rs. Peters last Saturday night.
T h ey bad a very enjoyable even­
ing.
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M r. and M rs. Verne H obson ,
M on ty BrickeU has the ty o f New berg, were visitors a t the
photd fever again. / We hope he T. E. H obson hom e Sunday.
w ill be well soon .
He has the
Mr. and Mrs. B ryant w ent to
sym p ath y o f his m any friends.
P ortland last week. M rs. Bry­
M rs. H ilm a Renolds and Miss ant returned Friday but M r.
Alice B ou lton w alked from P ort­ B ry a ot expects t o be a w a y for
la n d Saturday night and arrived som e time.
a t the hom e o f Frank Doree
A Suuday sch ool w as organised
a b o u t 3 o ’clock Sunday m orning last week and will be held each
very tired.
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Sunday'm ornin g in the hall, be­
A surprise p arty w a s given a t ginning w ith next Sunday. E v­
the hom e of M rs. John Simmers eryone is cordially invited t o be
T u esday in h on or o f Mrs. Ed present.
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B acon, it being her birthday.
M r. and M rs. C. P. B radshaw
KENWOOD AND VUNOT
E ldon Winters, o f B alston, the
son o l X . J. Winters, is visiting
relatives and friends around Rex.
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M iss Grace Riley, w h o
been teaching near M cM inni
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tion.
M iss Goldie Everest, o f Net
berg, w a s a visitor a t the Pc
ell hom e S aturday and Sat
M imes Jessie and M ae
Leod, N ew berg, w ere visitc
this n eigh borh ood S aturday
Sunday.
Bible sch ool at 9 :4 6 a. n .,
ter Jones, superintendent.
l l a. m. — Serm on, “ Bi
B earing.”
7 p. m.—C. E. prayer meeth
T p. m.-—Ipterm ediate-Jouioe
E ndeavor, led by C. W. SI
8 p. m .—Serm on; “ The
version o f the PhilKppian
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ast summer. I >unH
while and vc
'(‘turns of interest and picturesque-
uc88. One need aot venture for
iield to And sights at supreme in­
terest The Ametiaal I who is not
thrilled by the noble buildings of
ur national military academy and,
the superb «genic background at
West Point had better give up hope
of being thrilled by any of the
splendid sights o f this grand world
of oura. West Point is one of the
reat sights not only of America,
at o f the world. Historically, its
appeal is strong and eminently dra­
matic.
Another place holding a rich re­
ward for those who torn aside from
the beaten track to viait is Montf-
cello, the home of Thomaa Jeffer-
Travelers who have never travel­
ed in the land which owes so much
to Jefferson tell ns that there is nc
variety in the United States— that
one town is very like another—
hopelesaly American, monotonous­
ly prosperous and hideously unpie-
turesqjie. Such a critic has never
been to the town of Taos or to the
ancient metropolis of A coma. Both
PRESBYTERIAN
of these wonder places are in onr
N o preaching service Sunday, southwestern wonderland — New
Mexico. Both are Indian pueblos,
Jane 25th, either m orning o r
yet
each is unique. Taos represents
ening.
tbe highest type of piled up com­
9 :4 5 a. m .—S abbath sch ool.
munal dwelling. A coma approaches
“ 7 p. m .—Y . P. S. C. E.
the acme of pictnresquenesa in ait-
nation and surroundings.
The world admits that our Unit­
In Grosser Need
ed States is rich in scenic splendor.
One o f the stories told by Spcn-l Supreme among earth’» spectacles
S i Leigh H u gh e,J d hi,.speech *
the H ouse—o f C om m on s
night tickled everybod y. I t fo
and children, o i P ortland, were the sto ry o f the small b o y w h o
up Sunday aftern oon visiting w as w a tch in g the Speaker’ s p ro­
w ith M rs. B rad sh aw ’s aunt, cession as it wended its w a y
M rs. H . C. Ross.
Their little through the lo b b y .
First cam e
daughter, Page, will remain for the Speaker, Then the chaplain,
a week o r so.
and next the oth er officers.
Supreme
in beauty is the valley
ey of
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valleyi s that
‘ at we call
ca Yosemite. The
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wonders
of the Yellowstone axe
without' rival in the world. The
hugest trees that nature ever nurs­
ed lift their millennium crowned
hcads in California’, great forests.
There is in California an almost un­
known, untraveled Alpine yegion,
rivaling in beauty and grandeur the
fnost famed regions of Switzerland.
We have been told all this hundreds
.of times, but we do- not heed. We
continue “ just goin’ somewhere,’ '
we do not practice the art o f travel
in America. We do not fry to go
“ abroad at home.”
A quarter of a century of travel
has shown me tne wonden of
all the world. The spell o f for-
travel has always been upon
the impelling motive of my
end t o r i .»1 end yet now I have
a tardy determination to
“ See America at last” — Burton
Holmes in Leslie's^
Mrs. A. M . Clark, of Portland.
M rs. J. C. Davis, o f West Cheha-
lem, and Dr. A. M . Davis, o f
N ew berg, were Sunday visitors
A large num ber o f tbe y o u n g
“ W ho, father, is th a t gentle­
a t John Winter’ s hom e,
people o f this neigh borh ood to o k m en?” said the small b o y , p o in t
in the b o a t races a t Bntteville ing t o the chaplain.
last Saturday a n d Sunday.
“ T h a t, m y s on ,” said the fo tb .
« E s r c s u ia
M r. and M rs. C asper G ettm an er, “ is the chaplain o f the
M r. and M rs. Clat race B ntt, m ade a business trip t o Portland H ouse.”
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and M rs. W. W. H oilings- S atu rd ay.
bers?” asked the sm all b o y .
A t the annual sch ool m eeting
The father th ou g h t a
ther.
x callers Sunday after­ held M on d a y evening Claude
and
then «aid: “ No, m y
n o o n a t the hom e o f M r. and F airbank w a s elected director
M n g.3. M . Calkins. ~ 7
s o d W . A. Parrish w a s re-elected w hen he g o e s in to the H ouse
lo o k s around and sees the
The band b o y s m ade quite a clerk.
bers sittin g there and then he
success Saturday evening a t
W ilbur Jones and' O tto Orn-
p rays for the cou n try .” —F rom
M ountain T o p w ith their con ­ duff, o f Chehalem M ountain,
“ M irth and M errim ent,” in The M
cert and m instrrl sh ow .
were callers a t D ave Jones’ Sun­
T h * L m i of the Royal George»"
People’ s H om e Journal tor July.
The poet Cowper’a story as set
T be members o f the Sunday day.
sch ool are look in g forw a rd t o a
G raphic and the Semi-Weekly forth in the verses we ail know on
E lv a Parrish,
w h o h as been
dfr.
“ The Loss of the Royal George” is
jo lly g o o d time F riday, Jane 23, visiting w ith her unde, R. O. Journal, one year, $2,
fiction from beginning to end.
The Royal George sank simply
and solely because the ship 1 was rot­
ten, owing to the neglect of the au­
thorities daring sixteen years of
pence time while the Royal George
was lying in harbor to keep her in
a seaworthy state. It came about,
in fact, quite suddenly and was the
result o f a great piece of the ship’s
bottom dropping bodily ou t— Lon­
don Mail
T ry a handful dry— this simple test w ill demonstrate the dcHcteus new flavour.
But the flakes are usually served with cream or rid i m ilk .
New Poet Toasties do not “ chaff” or crum ble in the package, and they
“ stand u p " w hen cream or m ilk is added. T h e y ’ re untouched b y human hands and
put up in m oisture-proof packages to preserve their oven freshness until served.
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ANSCO, the pmateof camera
professional quality, and tell
you i how to make your vacation
a success. We sell Anacp
Film, Cyko Paper, Anaco
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with you on your trip.
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New Poet Toasties are die first córti flakes w ith a seif-developed flavour— die
full, true flavour o f choice white Indian C om — unlike gnmmnn "c o m flakes" that
depend-largaiy on ertam and sugar for their palitability.
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W e are glad t o rep ort tl
M rs. C oodeau is able t o
around again.
process of manufacture.
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returned Saturday evening.
The Factory
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Many Beach Resorts!
Neah-Kah-Nie
Classic Ridge
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Manhattan
Rockaway
Oceanlake
TQlaroook Bay
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Garibaldi
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Elmore Park
Barview
Bay ocean
Many Attraction« _
Bathing in the Surf G olf and Tennis
Fiahing
Clam digging
Boating
D an d n g
Low Round Trip Fares
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Tillamook Beach resorts. Return limit S e p t 30th
Ask local- agent for further information or write for
booklet ‘ TUfamook Beaches.’ ’
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THIRST TAMES WILD BEASTS.
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LINES
Uke a broad white ribbon, as seemingly
straight a* if traced by a gigantic
•ovafo Brutes Respect Each Other’s rater. And dotted along its satire
length are hundreds of serais (wayslds
' Right to Drinking Water.
Just as out dog wlli respect another rest hen seat, each with its arched and
dog's bone so even tbe fiercest forest tmreted gateway. Its spacious tncloe
beasts bare their unwritten laws and ore. in which humans share shelter
camels and goats, and its
their little conventions.
One common idea which has found central well of sparkling water.
Per 3.060 years tbe Himalayas have
Its way into scores of books of adven
tore Is that the lion and tiger take ad looked down on this road and seen it
vantage of the insistent call of thirst " <b*y see It today it was the world’s
to get a supi>**r— that is to say. they go greatest btxhway before Rome
down to the water i>oul. the only one cradled, when tbe aboriginal Indians
for mites around, take a good drink drove their rattle over tbe very spot
themselves and then lie in watt for where tbe motorcar dashes today,
some gaaelle nr giraffe or Ibex coming
Alexander tbe Great led hla Greeks
there for a Uke purpose la order to along It to tbe conqnest of northern
spring upon tbe poor creatura whlls in India, and Buddha himself took his
Japan’s Devilfish.
the act of drinking and make a meal daily walka along It centuries before
Cbrlat was cradled.
In Japan devilfish weighing up of It
Yet this Is a libelous estimate of wild
It has seen a hundred generations
to 200 pounds are sometimes caught.
These fish are amphibious. They are beast character. Tbe fact la that there come and go. a score of dynasties rise
often seen wabbling on their tenta­ la a sort of truce of tbe water bole in and fall. And yet today It la to ths eye
Juugle and forest As far as killing ia exactly tbe same as in tbs long gone
cles, like giant spiders, in search of
concerned tbe drinking place is out of years when Nineveh was a proud city.
patches of sweet potatoes. The na­ bounds There Is an Invisible notice —Naw York Journal.
tives kill them with clubs. In the board on its banks which soys. "Live
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Drying an Umbrella.
water they are canght in jars low­ and Let Live." and It ia Implicitly
An umbrella should never be opened
ered to the bottom, which the octo­ obeyed
In order to dry K. as tbe ribs get
There Is an-order of precedence. The j •prang, and it will never roll up needy
pus enters, thinking them a good
retreat from which to catch his rhinoceros gets first drink. Hs is tbe j and tightly after once dried In
Dreadnought ef tbe forest Jungle manner. Doing this will also spoil the
f o o d . _______________
Tben comes that old Ironclad the sis- cover by straining the weave nnnatu-
phant
Ths Ystlsw Day.
rally. The correct way to dry an um­
When be has lowered tbe tide mark
In 1881 in the northeastern and made the water more like coffee brella la to stand it on the handle that
United States a dry fog lasted from than anything else tbe big pussy cats tbe wgter may run off at the points In­
Sept. 1 to 8ept. 10, culminating on stroll down to quench their ardent stead of gathering at Ule ferrule and
S ep t 6 in the “ yellow day.” Its tongues—tbe Ilona, the leopards in Af thus rotting the materiel.
limits were determined as between rlca. the tigers In India', tbs Jaguars
Selecting a
40 and 45 degree» of latitude and and pnmas'in Sooth America.
I would warn maidens of
Meanwhile
the
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animals—tbe
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67 and 87 longitude. This
able ago to exerriae doe caution In
was caused by forest fires in Micbi ruffes, deer, springboks and even tbe •election of husbands. Choose s rani
although they are a match
p n , with contributions from fires f
l(on-*u»d m ^ background man, not tbe kind that slaps himself
in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and >n(j wait,till the carnivora kave done 00 tbe wrist and wants to bo called
Jack instead of John and
Canada. ______________ _
( But the fetter never prevent their sp-
addressing you as Margaret instead of
; preach to the water or waylay (hem on
Loot Hie Nerve.
their retirement And that ia better Maggie or Christina instead of Tiny.
“ Father, did Mr. Flubdub call on | manners—aye. and bettor morale—than Get a man whose mascolino actions
entitle him to woar tro goers. -
you today ?” .
j many men abow.-Peerson’a
Cartoons Magatine
“ Yea, my dear,
“And did he have anything to
. INDIA’S FAMOUS ROAD.
Fifteen Cent Lunches.
A cashier lu a Newspaper row itmcb
“ Yes, he said it was lovely weath- R W m tho World’« Oroatoot Highway room told me that the average Bosto­
Boforo Rom« Waa torn.
nian spenda hut 13 renta for his lunch.
we've been having.”
Search where yon will, you will find The fifteen cent key on the cash regia
And that is why she married an­
no highway In the whole world so ro­ ter Is worn smooth and tbe nntnber
other man.— Kansas City Journal.
mantic as the Grand Trank road of “15" entirely rohbed off. Other keys on
tbs machia# show little sign of w ssr.-
India.
M ftfMfi66pp#CL
A stately avenue of three roads In Roston Poo».
“ I see old Van Gelt baa given ons— the center of hard metal the
that worthless son-in-law of nis a rands on each side ankle deep hi silvery
job iri his office. Whet’« the idea? dost—frlngod by double rows of trass,
A* woman went Into a country bak
The fellow certainly can't be o f any It runs for t.400 miles through the vast try one hot sultry summer day. "H i
northern plain which skirts tbs Hima­ have soma of that nice currant cska,"
is# there.”
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“ No, but as long as hs has to keep layas. from Calcutta to far Pesbswur. •aid abs to tbe baker. "That ain't no
1 hours he has less time to which keeps soottasl at the gate of Af­ currant cake, lady." said be, waving
Us arm gently to snd fro over the doff
■pend his father-in-law's money.” — ghanistan.
From borisop to hortaon It stretcbM eacy.—New fork
Exchange.