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NOT AN UNMIXED BLESSINÓ to supply treasury certificates bearing \Vi per cent interest which will be accep ted in. payment for October > L i b e r t y Bond subscriptions. V. W . HOLLINGSWORTH COM PANY ESTABLISHED 1900 RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS GRAVEL CO M PAY AU kind* nf gravel for con- orete work, cement blocks, or wood work furnished on short notice. Telephone White $6 ewfaorg UTTLE DIFFERENCE IN BOY* “ Something is always happening to take the Jor oat o f ltfa.“ he said, mournfully. “ Something always happens, or aomebody always aa/s something, and i f they don't I have to think o f some eg a y boyhood 1 am often horrified td facnll many acta o f cruelty perpetrated thing myself,“ he continued. “ When I mm that news ahoat the fey me, and at my instigation, on birds •apply o f gasoline being short, with and animals. I seem to have delighted probably not a month’s supply left, I In these acta o f cruelty until I wad rejoiced. Ton see, I don’t own an au about twelve years old, when they tomobile, add, what is mo#e, my ceased.” Mr. Page adds that as a man nerves must be sensitive, because they be Is snpsrsensitlvs. “ I cannot now kill n bird or an animal without <■> »o r r y me. “ They awake me at midnight with perioncing most poignant feelings et A terrific banging ant snorting, and abhorrence o f the act.” A re not nearly all healthy boys de disturb ssy slumbers e t sta o'clock In the morning with mingled roars and structive and cruel? They were In bur explosions Uke onto antediluvian little village, writes Philip H ale In thd Bouton Herald. One o f our favorite monsters. “ I f 1 had my way Td restrict the amusements was the reckless employ use o f automobiles from nine o’clock ment o f sling end buckshot W e would in the morning to six o’clock at night lie on the roof o f the minister’s house Pat w ell, when 1 thought the gaso on B n street and plug horses, d o g* line was giving ou t I must confess I rejoiced. Selfish? Maybe. Bat I Just to see them jump. N or were wo had no sooner rejoiced than I thought then aware that surprise was the chief dement o f w it “That's what makes 0 man laugh so when he sits down on a bent pin.” Riddling the windows at n scboolhouse was almost as good sport as tearing off the pickets o f Deoeoa Bodman’s fam e. Hitting little b e y * was a favorite winter amusement. It was considered a good Joke to kidnap a youngster at night take him fa r into the Bridge street graveyard and then run away from him. Tormenting eats and dogs Was common when n small boy wss not easily caught. TMe a lta r era, the throwers o f other arisslles and the tormentors o f onlmnlo w ere sorely R Is no secret that Mowgli, the w olf not all hern in May. Nor were all boys hoy o f th e «Jingle Books,” » Mr% Kip ling's prime favorite, or that Rodhoy born in Mny skilled In rude or ingen* B leie, that floe fighter and gallant En lo w torturing. glishman, takes precedence even o f I Sherlock H olm el In the affections o f Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Thoibàa Hardy much p N fe n to com Teas best o f a ll; and It to rumored OlAt H. O. Wells Bad < sneaking af fection fo r his Tono Bungay. I f to often difficult to account fo r prejudices, for likes and dislikes. The mother often' lovun bar least worthy la rearranging our ¿tore we have provided a KOWZT 8AVHT0 DEPART MEFT. In the East end of our new baloanj we hove provided tables on which will always be found odd line« of Shoe« for men, women end children. This will be known as our Shoe Balpony I * , the Fehlte (er the petiemee that * lue ‘T? he« exhibited'while we te n «i been re-arranging nur «tore. We ara tarry that we have not been able te «erre you better w ^k we bave been in snob a mew, but we bane1 that I we will be in a yegitian V to • aerve yen better than ever in the future, ' ^ and we went everybody to onO and inspect our new Store. • ' ' *- ’ f “ ” t V * . ■ K The gold o f the Indies was the ad traction tHrt l « f Orinmbus to Call westward, that carried Cortes to H m I Co and Ytsarro to Peru. The InCaa had large stores o f the precious m etal representing. no doubt, the a esumato* fiossi o f many eeat'w ies. The daptsrfc n booty resounded through FIVE PO P U LA R STORES NEWBERG UPHOLSTERING lATTHSS SHOP Upholstered Furniture re paired and recovered. Mat tresses renovated good as new. Q tf or address J. HUBER, Newbarg, Ore. J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. M c M in n v il l e . —of gasoline is In its boil ing points. In "Red Crown’* they farm a continuous, uniform chain, — giving easy starting, quick accel eration, powfer and mila- age. Look for the Red Crown aif$ before you 6IL STANDAfiD OH. COMPANY ( Califonis) I t made his noma known to two t e n t » Bumps than tbs goMsn booty at phersa, and he feels he owes It a debt Ptaarro. Carrying the potato to Ro o f gratitude. rope was an event o f much more pro- Allan Quartermafn Is an easy first found significance In relation to the In the heart o f 8fr H. Rider H aggard; subsequent history o f the world thou Marie Corelli’s favorite among her sending the Inca goM to the coffers own works Is “Thelma,“ and 81r H all o f Spain. But nobody understood the Caine's “ The Manxman;” while nobody value o f the potato, and Its Peruvian alas can ever take the place o f Bab- 1 origin was generally forgotten before Me, the gipsy lass o f “The Little Minis- the plant became wen known. In ter.“ in the love o f Sir James Barrie, stead o f Peruvian potatoes we call --------------------- i them Irish potatoes. Past Reclaiming Desert. ! The potato was the basis o f the Men have begun to fedahn the Call- ancient Peruvian notion and has at- fomfan desert by Irrigation. The lm- talned almost the same Importance fa pedal valley Is the first word In the other parts o f the world Within the bringing back o f the waters to the last 100 years.— National Geographic thirsty land, bnt It Is by np means the Magaslne. last. Towns Uke Brawley and Isa- ------------ — — —• pedal now stand where the mesqnlte “ Puget Sound Lobster." once grew and the coyote howled. The Seattle 1« consuming only about half limit o f man's progress In the valley a ton o f octopus, "devilfish,“ a week, to sharply defined. The “ field’’ o f al- according to fish dealers o f that city, felfh or grain faces the desert, the one But this consumption is bound to Wearing a fierce scotol. the other a jump as soon as the Americans be- gentle smile. Close by live the des- come fam iliar with the taste o f this ert's conqueror*. big upstanding folk. Inhabitant o f the deep. The Greek amid the softness o f an eternal sum- fishermen, .who consider the octopus ■er. The Irrigation canals flow music- a great deMcaey. call It “ devilfish ally everywhere. The houses are while the Japanese fish dealer gets ringed round with cloth-screened ve- calls from his people fo r "tako,” and randas, which do duty also as living when Sing, down In Chinatown, plhces and sleeping places. The people al- It on his menu card he gives It a name ways seem to be on the defensive that only a Cantonese can read or un- agalnst the desert. Bnt they have derstand. When cafe managers up- made It blossom like the rose, and are town decide to give their patrons a making It pay. Soon the desert o f treat the lowly devilfish probably will lost hopes, of burning heats, o f In- become “ Puget Sound lobster." .Gabriele d’AnnUnr.lo. Italy's famous poet, whose flying feats are the admi ration o f hto countrymen, has not the slightest fear at death, and he has a presentiment that he will die in action. T o a friend who Interviewed lint he remarked: “ My worldly life Is ended. Whet can I do after the war? I shall write no more. Every time I go off on an expedition I hope It will be my last. . That la the ih t o n fo r my fear lessness. The finest end I wish fo r to to die fo r my country.“ Pudgy’s Bravery. “ Pudgy” to a Y. M. C. A. man, well known to many American soldiers In France. He recently spent a night In a front-line dngont. While he was there a deafening barrage rained arobnd the dugnut for a fall half an hour. Everyone wanted to know afterward how Pudgy liked I t “ I fear,” he confessed, and the ever lasting smile broadened aa he apoke, “that I'm no braver now than before.” Proper Plrats. i to he rather proud o f be- { ’’ -remarked the trusty lieu- i •piled Captain Kidd. T m rate; I am. When I want hip I superintend the job I don’t sit at home and V. D. MILLER, SiMcfel A * t Standard Oil Co., NwwbCrg HAD MODIFIED Hl$ DESIRE A fter Experience in Airplane Man De cided He Would Prefer Co Travel N to Heaven on F o o t “ Does It ever fall?” finally quivered the novice as the airplane climbed higher and still higher. “Only when I let It* do so,” answered the airman. “ Now and then I drop her backward. Here we g o !” On the backward descent, a mile or more, the passenger clung to the pilot with both arms and never breathed. At last the machine resumed IBs hori zontal traveling. • “ Great heavens!” gasped the novice with relief. “ Say, look here; didn’t yon say you wished- to flit on high like a gliding -unbeam?” complained the aviator. “Tea,” admitted the passenger. "Then shut np You’re going to get your wish.” Suddenly the airplane dived and looped the loop, then traveled upside down. “Hold fast.” “ Wb-what?” “ W e are going to land.” Gently the airplane glided to earth. Released from his seat the passenger knelt and lifted both hands solemnly. Improved Fuel fo r Airplanes. “Once 1 prayed to be an ang?!;” be That the Germans are using a new said. “ But It doesn’t go any more un end Improved fuel for airplane en less on fo o t ” — New York Times. gines was the statement o f Leon Ca- before the Aeronautical society. T o gasoline Is a'dderi one per cent o f toluol and one and one-he I f per cent alcohol. The mixture gives a sharp er Ignition than simple gasoline, and while It exerts some deteriorating ef fect upon the metal, the short life of the airplane motor at the war front means that toe motor Is Alerarded be fore the deterioration becomes se rio**. Trino» le a eòe! tar product and 1s the bees o f that powerful explosive, trinitrotoluol. at “ Bear“ Proved Harmless. A white bear had been seen In the Alps near Ofenburjr. Swttserland, peas ants reported. The alarm created ■erne excitement In the mountains. The authorities were forced to arrange a great hunt to run down the “ Shlmal.” The hnnt was successful and the “an imal’’ waa cornered. H e »tone* out to be a poor Russian deserter dad In a sheepskin coat who had been running around aimlessly. Church Novelty, Flatfenah— Been to church lately? Bensonhurst— Sure, I waa there last Sunday. “ Anything naw doing?" “ Indeed, yea G rim e* boy, who to heme on fortough. waa t h e * , fend the dominie announced: T h e young man WEPAYCASH Hazelwood Co By V. A VINCENT W hile standing In the woods Warden Otto C. Small o f Hammontoa, N. J., says a young fawn approached and after eyeing him fo r a short time came np and rubbed his body wfth HO noun. T h e warden says he had no trouble In making friends wttfi (he deer. Warden Small expressed the opinion that deer knew when the dosed season was on, but that this was the first instance when one actual ly held him up In the woods. PHONE RED 202 Live Steek C ram um Mtrchaat Mft Stock a ptetatty Residence 1332 Portland Road Two Fords One HuppaobiW ......... I One 1917 Ovarlaad 6, fire new tiraa, nfifw Battery J One Studebaker. good running order...... ............ { One Reo..........*............................................ .................. 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