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PRETTY
PETS
GOOD SUBSTITUTE FOR WHEAT
Little Animals Will Well Rsoay Cars
Bestowed on Them, According to
Wrltor In Boy's Life.
Splendid, Wholesome Breed May Be
Made If Inetructlono Given Below
Are Followed.
When there is snow on the ground
It was a boy |bout twelve year« of
it is easy, by means of s ¿ingle ex­ age who first introduced me to the
periment, to demonstrate the extent delights o f pet mice. I found him at
to which materials of different color hie home in Williamsport, Pa. He is
absorb the rmys of the snn.
the beet authority on these little pets
Take several small squares of cloth whom I have ever met. He had mice
of various tints, says a writer in St. of all imaginable colors and habits.
Nicholas. These might be blade/ red, He had them in various back rooms,
light blue, white and yellow. When in his bedroom, and the most favored
the eun is shining brightly place were made at home in the sitting
theae bits of stuff on a level patch of room, and in the parlor for all I
snow where the rays can «trike them, know to the contrary. Of all our
e Leave them ih this position for a four-footed animals pet mice1 are the
few hours and then aee what has. most available for careful observa­
happened. You will find that, ac­ tion, writes Edward Bigelow in Boy’ s
cording to the amount of best ab­ Life. They should have a little run­
sorbed, so will the material have way in connection with their bed­
melted its way down into the enow. rooms, and it is well to erect rustic
blade doth will have gone posts around which they may lie and
down the farthest of a|l, so deeply, climb.
indeed, that it will he out of reach of
I am inclined to think that the
the rays of the low winter sun. The scout who desires to make money
red and yellow cloths will have sunk with pet mice will achieve the best
down also, but not nearly to the same
ults by inducing local merchants
extent The light blue will have only
use them as advertisements. The
gone s little way below the surface, • waltzing mice which are perpetually
while the white will be still on the whirling around, apparently trying
top, quite unaffected by the sun’s to catch their lails, prove attractive
rays, having absorbed virtually no in show windows. Mice may also be
beet
^ trained to ran on revolving boards or
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LOST CHANCE OF PROMOTION
wheels.
W. T. VIKTON
. Republican Candidate for
That the people of the United
Re-nomina lion for
States must learn to use substitutes
for wheat is one of the lessons being
1 taught by the war. Rye, barley,
. buckwheat, oatmeal, rice, corn and
| potato starch may all be need for '
at |be Pria
this purpose, by substituting them
for various proportions of wheat
May 1 7 ,1 9 1 8
flour.
A splendid, wholesome bread may '
be made by using one-third corn-
In announcing my candidacy
meal and two-thirds wheat flour. One
recipe is as follows :
for a second term I will prom­
One and one-half cupfuls milk or ise the people o f this county
water, one-half cake compressed
yeast, one teaspoonfu) sugar, one tea- to serve them faithfully and
spdonful fat, one capful corn meal, to advocate such laws as will
two cupfuls wheat flour. Soften the be just to the people aa a
yeast in one-fourth cupful of water
whole.
or milk; boil remaining liquid, the
oornmeal, salt, sugar and fat for 20
minutes; cool and add the yeast; al­
low to rise until it doubles its bulk ;
make into a loaf ; again allow to rise;
FISH BRAND
bake.
The ways in which bgrley, rye,
oatmeal, rice and potato starch can
Practical as a
be used in making bread are given
plow, and just
in a bulletin issued by the United
as neoeffsaiy.
States food administration, entitled
Make every
"Tan Lessons on Food Conserva­
rainy day
tion,” a copy of which may be ob­
tained
by
addressing
the
food
admin­
count.
OF COFFEE
istration, Washington, D. C.
State Senator
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QermaX Sentry Might Hava Bagged EARLY HISTORY
British Aviator ’but far the Let-
Director sf Dutch East India Com­
tar's Beautiful Bluff.
pany Started the First Plante-
SURELY HAD PROPER SP IR IT
tisn on Island ef Java.'
The special correspondent of the
Petit Pariaien on the British front i The Dutch and the English were
has a story obtained from a German the first to see the great commercial
prisoner which reads like a juvenile
possibilities in coffee and early tried
novel, says the Scientific American.
to obtain concessions for cultivating
It appears that an English avia­
the same in Ethiopia. In 1671 the
tor, descending from the dry, landed
Dutch governor of Batavia tried to
gently near a Boche sentinel. The
raise it from seeds and later the same
aviator asked him in purest German was tried in Surinam, but without
where the officer in command of the success, as the seeds had lost their
Gothas was to be found, saying that germinating qualities on the long sea
he had an urgent message for him.
voyage.
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The sentry replied: "The heir
Later, however, through the efforts
commandant of the Gothas lives
o f the director of the Dutch East In­
where the Gothas are, but the herr dies company, Nicolas Witgen, a
lieutenant knows that.” To which plantation was successfully started
the avifitor replied: "Yes, my lad, on the Dntch island o f Java, and
but in the fog I have missed my way from this originated the type of cof­
and now I am lost.” Answered tbs’ fee known in the market as “ Java,”
sentry: “Ah, yes. I knew the same while the type known as “ Mocha” is
thing happened the other day to that coming from the original
Herr von Schultz, my captain,” fol­
. source, Arabia. The first shipment
lowing which, and with the greatest o f Java coffee was brought to Hol­
of deference, he wave directions as land in 1719.
to how to get to the Gothas.
The aviator had hardly taken to S E N S IT IV E HAY F EV ER VICTIM.
flight again when the sentinel no­
He— A-tish-oo.
ticed to his horror the British mark­
She— Not catching cold, dear, are
ing on the planes!
Soldier Might Heve
It Better, but tpe Idea Wee
Strictly All Right
SUCKER
Waiarptnefk
Absolute
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AJLTOWISCa BOriOH
A brigade adjutant who lives in
Chevy Chase, when he isn’ t soldier­
ing at Camp Lee, Va., has just sent 'yeow oeoeoeoB aeoeoeaw aeoeo*
this unit a chuckle from N orfolk:
“ Among the lawyers who volun­
CH ASE & U N T O N
teered to assist men eligible to the
G R AV E L COM PANY
draft with the questionnaires was a
high-grade colored attorney, who Vas
All kinds o f gravel for con­
helping out a negro, as black as a
crete work, cement blocks,
coal— if yon remember what coal
looks like.
or wood work furnished on,
“ ‘Have you any conscientious
short notice.
scruples?’ asked the lawyer. "That
is, have you any religious objection
Telephone W hite 86
to going in the army and fighting?’
" ‘M e? Got objections? No, suh! BOffOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBO
No, indeed. Why, man, we Angry
Saxons have just got to jum p in and
settle this war.*”
And that ebon-faced Moor who
died at the gates of Grenada when
he might have saved himself by giv­
ing up a key may be living again
thie minute in the militant soul o f
one “ Angry Saxon” in our midst.
PHONE BLACK 49 202 FIRST
you?
Who knows? And, not knowing,
l e a d s c o f f e e p r o d u c t io n .
He— Oh, no! Just came across who dares deny it?— Washington
■ “ golden rod” in this article I’m read­ Star.
W . W . H O L U N G SW O R T H
The state o f Sao Paulo, Brazil, ing, that’s all.— New Haven Regis­
COM PAN Y
alone produced in 1916 only 298 ter.
S T IL L LONG W AV FROM DEATH.
ESTABLISHED
1900
Ing. short o f three times as much
coffee as all the remaining countries
H EL D HI« AUDIENCE.
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Battle wounds are not nearly so
o f the world, outside o f Brazil.
serious as many suppose. In this
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The Lecturer— There was one
The area planted with coffee trees
war a bullet through the arm or leg
Lady Assistant
in the state o f Sao Paulo alone cov­ time in my old life when I had no usually means nothing Worse than
Office Phone White 2 fr
en 23,996,100 acres, divided among difficulty in holding an audience.
sitting around reading books or
Night Phone Black 94
The Sympathizer— When
was magazines in the base hospital for a
60,600 fazendas, or plantations, with
a total o f 733,464,425 bearing cof­ that?
while. ’ Col. C. Dereie, physician of
The Lecturer— The night I pro­ the French army, now in this coun­
fee trees, valued at $900,000.000.
One proprietor alone, Col. Francisco posed to my present wife.— Answers. try, carries scars of 97 wotfnds and
Schmidt o f Ribeirao Preto, owns 33
still has ten fragments of Bhell in his
' «4 N EW CA LEN D AR DEMANDED.
estates with 12,000,000 trees yield­
body. Recently he pointed to him­
• —
ing annually 10,500 tons o f coffee.
“ These old calendars are no good.” self before the clinical congress of
“ Don’t they give you the day of surgeons in session at Chicago as an
PR A C T IC A LLY U SELESS.
exapiplc of what medical science is
the
week, month and year?”
•f tke Ncskerg Feed Co.
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accomplishing
at
the
front.
“
Though
“
Yes.
But
who
cares.
What
I
“ This expert advises us to burn
want to learn when I get up in the they said I could not live, I still have
wood instead o f coal.”
«BBooooooaooe
morning
is what I go without to­ enough life to be able to go back
“ That’ s fine advice,” sneered the
again to the service o f my country,”
day.”
city man.
he said. “ T o be wounded a few
“ W ell?”
SU PPLY EXH AU STED.
times
doesn’t mean much to a soldier < > Farm and Stock Sales, Real Estate
“ About the only wood I ever see
over
there.”
— Capper’s Weekly.
that’s available for fuel is in the form
J » Phone 19a25 for dates and terms
The Pacifist— You shouldn’t have
of toothpicks and matches.”
. beaten np your neighbor even if he
C R IT IC IS M RO USED H I8 IRE.
j did injure you. You should have
TOO MUCH TO ASK.
; been patient and turned the other
The little Irishman was being ex­
cheek.
amined
for admission to the army.
“ We must make sacrifices for the
The
Belligerent—
I
did
that
until
He
seemed
all right in every way ex­
children.”
I
ran
out
of
cheeks.
cept
one.
The doctor said: “ You
“ Yes,” replied the man with the
are
a
little
stiff.”
cloth-top overshoes, “ but 1 can’t see
PRO CEEDING W ITH CAUTION.
Quickly
the
Irish blood mounted
giving three cheers for a hard win­
as the applicant replied: “ You’re a
ter simply because Willie and Jane
“ How did you lay the foundation
big stiff 1” — Florida Times-Union.
are enjoying the sled and skates they for your colossal fortune?”
got for Christmas.”
• “ Before we get any further with
A R E A L BENEFIT.
FOR SALE BY
this
li^e of interview,” replied Mr.
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H IS PRESCRIPTIO N .
“ What do you think of these
Dustin Stax, “ lemme know just
C. S . HAYNES
“ May I see you for a minute, doc­ which you are, a magazine writer or meatless days, Mrs. Jim s?”
Noute 3, Boa IB«
a regular detective.”
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“ I think it just as well that peo­
tor?” said the sweet young thing,
ple should now and then learn to be
SHERW OOD, OREGON
a “ Why, certainly, miss,” replied the
U N DER A W AR REGIMEN.
valetudinarians.”
man o f pills and plasters.
“They’ say I’m not looking well.”
?<><<> c > oooooooockx > chx > ooooocm
Mrs. Kawler— Did your daughter
W ARMTH.
“ Is that all ? Go straight home and learn much at the cooking school ?”
put on your furs. Every girl looks
“ It’s another paradox.”
Hostess— Well, she learned how to
well in furs. Two dollars, please.”
make a lot o f dishes we can’t afford
“ What ia?”
B ILL
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I The Newberg
i T ra n s fer Co.
to eat.— Boston Evening Transcript. . ‘T h e fact that the absence o f fuel
should produce a heated argument”
Leaf Distenda
— • • S B B B B B B B B B B B— — —
DANGEROU8 GROUND.
“ I am in favor o f peace at any
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price.”
He— I’m curious to know how yon
«ad Safte a Specialty
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
“ Yes,” replied the pessimist; “ but manage to spend so much money.
Will— Seen Jones lately ? He’s on
The only Abstract Books in
suppose you wake up one morning
S. P. TbnberUke, Prop.
8he— I wouldn't be, my dear; I bis last legs.
Yamhill County
and find you haven’t got the price f ” might get curious to know how yon
John—Well, I hope they’re not as j
Office phone Black 100
Yamhill County Abstract Co. — Cassell’s Saturday Journal.
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Residence phone Red 79
bedly bowed as his first pair.
can te d » ao much.— Puck.
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