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*«— You Can Accomplish Anything With a Bank Account THE fellow who ‘opens and builds up a bank account con have anything that he wonts. He con complete his education and then settle down and establish a home for himself; he can launch himself out in business or farming, knowing that he has both cash and credit with which to cany on. Start that account BOW with the U. S. National Bank, Mr. Kan. ÜNIÍED SOUTHERN PACIFIC TOES TABLE DUNDEE Mr and Mrs. Newton Bailey and son spent Sunday in Portland. Leave Newberg Arrive Portland Mb. SSI. fi: 12 a. m. 7:45 a. m. Mrs. Minnie Barbour. Of Portland, .V o. 35«. 9:11 a. m. 19:35 a. m. has been visiting Mrs. Prank Keyes. NORTH BOUND TRAINS nto. 358. 1:15 p. m. Ma. 3 5 1 . 4:08 p. m. •Ma. 340, 7:0$ p. m. -‘ JJe 343. 13:50 a. m. only. 1 ni m jc i. ^ . - a i 1 I 1 p. m. Roland Poole .the last of our p. m. overseas boys, returned to Dundee p. m. a. m. last week. 90UTH BOUND TRAINS The Y. M. P. C. and their friends held a. very enjoyable picnic at the Allan grove on Sunday. The Dundee Library expects to have a new set o f state books and te be ready to open again about the middle of October.—_ _ ------------------ - I fg 9 I 1 I 3:46 5:35 8:30 3:05 —— ... it than be unlawful to sell, bar ter. 'trade, give or In any manner furnish to any minor lyider the age of eighteen years aify tobacco, etgiijr Jor cigarette in any form, or any compound In which tobaoco for— a component part, without the written consent or order of such minor’s parent pr guardian, and when such minor has no ’parent or guardian, then in that case consent may he given by the county coutt. sitting for the tansaction ’of county busl- nress. upon the proper application In the county In which aald minor may have his residence. ' Any person violating the provi sions of this act shall, upon convic tion. he fined in any sum not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars.— L. O. L., Sec. 2148. It shall be unlawful for any minor under the age of eighteen years, to smoke or In any way use any cigar, cigarette or tobacco in any '.form whatsoever. In any public highway, street, place, square or resort. Any minor violating the provi sions of this act shall, upon convio- tion. he fined In Shy sum not less th an one or mote than ten dollars, or by imprisonment a t the option of the court, two days fog each offense. Justices of the peace spall have concurrent jurledietion with the cir cuit court for all offenses arising under this act. The act entitled, “ An Act to pro hibit the sale of tobaeeo, cigars or cigarettes to minors under the age of eighteen yearn.” approved Feb- ruary 18. U M , Snd all other acts and parts of sets inconsistent will this act are hereby much as the present law upon the subject is Incomplete, and an emer gency exists, this act -shall be In force from and after its approval by the governor.-r-L. O. L.. See. 3149. Taken from the Moral Laws of 6:58 p.m. A . 357. 5:36 p. m. Miss Lennox, who has been in * * ». * «1 ,1 1 :3 1 p.m. 13:45 a. to. Portland for some time, baa Joined tSatuntav onl*. her mother in a visit to Mr. and Trains Noe. 355 and *11 dteeen- tinned between Newberg and Me jMrs. G. A. Dearborn. - a Mr. and Mrs. G. ▲. Hemstreet and • .. V little daughter, of Portland, were D oited Motor Bos Company 11 — week end guests o f Mr. and Mrs. R. n A. Olmsted a week ago. 1913. ____________ _____ __ ----------- o----------- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Key and Table No. S grandson, of Win lock. Washington. WE DO HOT UNDERSTAND THIS Knecuve may x. 1 V 1 V. OVVJWI have been visiting Mrs. Key’s sister, Be change without n< An authority on affairs rural has Leave Newberg Mrs. Bland Herring. Mr. and Mrs. 1— ve Portland Key like this part of Oregon so welt recently given some sapient advice contemplate locating here. as to what farmers should do with 3:44 A .M . that they 9:34 A.M. - e their money. * 14:4# A. M. l A i k Mrs. Augusta Lehmann, who re It seems that for the first time cently sold her Dundee property, has 1:9# P. M. ' 1:## P. Ä. moved to Fifth and Wynooskt In history some farmers have sur 3:30 P.M. 4:fifi P. M. streets. Friends of Miss Katie Leh plus cash, and it is feared that-they M f E K T “" T"~ t m T r i . mann will be glad to know that she will squander it In oil Stocks, dubi ous bonds, and doubtful enterprises. d -M P .M . is greatly improving in" health at The advice of the expert Is that ■tor leaarvatlona tor Theatra Par the sanitarium where she has been they invest In farm bank bonds ités. ate., or tor loot articles, call for a month having an old fracture which, he adds, "w ill return greater Office, fifi« Panama BufM- o f a limb re-adjusted. ““ income 'from the Investment than Maln BIOS, or Parlar There was a Urge attendance at from the purchase of more farm White t l . the meeting of the Dundee Woman’s land«, or the average farm.” No reaervatloaa leas than B# easts. C lub' on Thursday. An important The advice is sound, but— N e charge leas than 35 esatta. Look business meeting was followed by a Where is American agriculture fo r the Triangle which la the Union social hour during which refresh going to get o ff at this rate? emblem. - ments were served by Mrs. Powell If It be true that the farmer will and Mrs. Reynolds. The ice cream, make more from his money by In sent by Mrs. McKinney who- was to vesting In farm loans than In buy have been hostess for the day, but ing another farm, how about the who was unable to attend on account struggling farmer who has made the of threshers, was a pleasant surprise. loan, and expects to pay It back by The Dundee Red Cram extends a farming? You see the point, don’ t you? cordial invitation to all friends of If the four or five per cent, re our boys to the entertainment to be ceived from the fanner as Interest given at Dundee Community Hall on the farm loans, represents a big on Saturday evening. August 34. hi ger return than the farmer makes honor of our returned soldiers who from his land, year la and. year out, have come back with but one lorn, Robert L. Henry, of McMinnville, what earthly Inducement, finally, who was teaehlng in Dundee at the will there be for any m%n to farm?,. How can a man farm, and keep time his company of the National Guards was called into action. A at It, If it costs him more than he program of surprises is promised, receives? «¿daadnifl, Uw cauaeof moat bar trouble. And. If the average return from ice cream and cake, a good time, aH IM m L envy ^ farming Is less than five per cent, free/ how ean a young man buy s farm, borrow money at seven per cent, Two Hunored Years Ago. make a living, raise and educate a TOE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC “ Anil b eteiri It i* I but I tali»* iip o a rm* family? to make *u< b a bnl»l assertion ihut ail Average farmers, through the -Aw*«* the world are mistaken in their prac PARLOR PHARMACY years manage to break about even; tice about women; for I cannot think E. W. Hodson. Prop. that God Almighty made them . . . and. by donating their own labor, no glorious creature» . . with and that of their wlires and children, »soul« capable of the same accomplish sometimes manage to Improve the ment* with men. and all to be only farm enough to sell ,at n profit and of oar hoesen, poohsi end to retire. Then (hey may loan their slaws.” This advanced doctrine, which in its climax sound* somewhat as If It money to hopeful farmers and make were ntterel in a present day cooveu- more at five per cent, than they did forming. ttoe. was written, a* Is noted l a i » T>. C A N T W E L L rent book on RngUsh literature, some Eventually this system mehns tw<j hundred years ago. by Dsnlcl abandoned farms by t ie thousand. The new black—ith, will be feand Defoe.—Outlook. ^And, of course, a higher cost of living for all of u* » on West First street All kinds 4 i t — "r mo as BEAVERS AND VELVETS FOR KIDDIE HATS THE HOTTER THE DAY THE COOLER THE DRINK THAT YOU SECURE FROM OUR FOUNTAIN W h en you are w arm and uncom fortab'e you w ill be surprised a{ the relief you w ill experience through one of the m any cool, delicious, refreshing drinks w e dispense 4 NO ONE ELSE HAS EVER EQUALED OUR QUALITY WHEN IT COMES TO t SODA FOUNTAIN PRODUCTS, TRY THEM T H f I. F A r> • N G P « .’G G I ^ T PARLOR PHARM ACY T b HODSON K O D A K t A N SCO. ‘.( Hll'l o M nWi'f’" COPPI i c r i ni h i N f; o n t o ON. ^ fi* ¥ '/ ì Beaver fire »specially for school aad di Ughi little cap at the tpp — 111 bordering on the overseas Mot n o o oooooooooeoooooo»ooooeoeo»ee»eooooooo»oe»# o»oeo human beings. Not only does dost ex ercise 'i direct harmful Influence on the tissues of the organism, but It la the- chief transporting agdht of germs of infection and contagion. bust is cem,>osed of Infinitesimal particles of street mud and of refuse of every description which lies oo the surface of the soil. bacteriologist» »ay that these par- particles. when dry. are disseminated In the atmosphere, together with all the Imparities and microbes which they may contain, and to which they serve as transporting agents. T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S SEASONABLE C U T FLO W E fcS-Ptanta in pots, cyclamens, (fine plants), cinerarias, primroaea, ferns, fern dishes, gerani ums, calls Hite* (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies, oar specialty (strong plants). Low prices. F t»,».»JO H N G O W E R S J. L. VAN BLARlCOM BEAU TAKES HER TO -DANCE IN AIRPLANE ,, * . ' V i ' Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We please thd most particular. Phene lia • grocery order and see We want your trade. If our prompt service doesn’t surprisn you. BUILD IT NOW W IL P B O Q T New Blacksmith Trailing and wood work. IN ew b erg . - O reg on *4 4 4 4 4 4» Patronize Home Industry ■ Newberg :; Steam Laundry Prompt attention frifia fill order». - WORK GUA1ABTEZD Phone Wkitt l i t . 681 North Collefe «tree*. (to fur as known. Miss Ktufrcr nailer of Ceylon. Minn, villa*--, daughter of S protnlnént‘ bunker, is the first American girl to gt> to • dance In nn airplane. The other evening she accepted an M»«1taM»n from Harold ----J». .. C Donaldson, ru- nieoed ertnf aviator, to attend a soc».,I affart* in Fairmont. 21» miles wav and they mode the trip in is biplane They landed In Inter laken Park, Fairmont, attended rb» dance ami suited off horn- in the moonlight. Copra coda !Rtf) oi tlte dried meets o f coconut*. Ir contains from 80 tu Simple Budget System. “Every young wife should have a (ft p i t cent of oil. In India. Cocbta China. the Sooth Judget sy»'**tn to govern her expeodl- flea islands and elsewhere the oil has •pre*." 1 know. I have one. I pay what I been used *■ food since the dawn of history, for the fata contained In if can and owe the rest.” are singularly like the milk fate of mammilla In moat respect*. It Is al ready In wflle uae In this country On “out margarine.” which la coconut ell Into which some butter M s been melt ed and the whole churned with akhm milk—that i*. milk with the tots re should bo applied in early fall and Winter moved and worked ah ordinary bur C AG RICU LTU R AL LIME °"ot« S o W iis a pS2b*t^s.,s ^ r , OREGON NT ATE LIME AOARD A. B. CORDLEY. SECRETARY. CORVALLIS, OREGON II ........ ... I! ..... ........................................... ■■■»■■■ I . II I just w h a fi needed to keep your farm at ■sum productiveneae this jraar. uick. em»y and economical farm r you7!« always ahead If you uee lumber. m w* KBL-hW; o ve r with us » m... — i,;* «rv ▼ *«.1 »* - ■ » M.a.%1;, i * » ' • >*«»■ :ea»io«v> •*««•**• « iw» -rsie* . üm.irr ' >r.- L « : » V '' t 'IMEW inriiusi C. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
