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$ id up Capital •plus « • - $50,000 $50,000 R e s o u r c e « in E x c e s s 'o f $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 N. M. HOSKINS, Asst. C a s h * DNIfED STATES .-occasion. Several delightful hours wera spent in . the woods, after k W Staley and sons have start which they, returned to the school up their saw mill. . c grounds sad played ball, Principal X. W. Staley, Forrest and, Alloa \ C. L. Knapp and hit efficient assist ■day and k^arlos Johnson motored ant, Miss Stella Hubbard, know how to win the affection of the children Portland last Saturday. and thereby get perfect „obedience it o f taxes paid throughout and strict application to their ( h h neighborhood one would think studies. There are just two more me n ig h t have the roads improved weak» of school aud it has been a very successful yea t for all con cerned. , The community gatttsring at the •a tha millage tax qusstloa school house last Friday evening t e he r o t e i on May 31. was a great success and was attend Ernie Tangen and Mias Frances ed by about two hundred people.' B ------- have boon visiting the past The occasion was a son of a recep- wreak with Mrs. Marie Tangwn aad tion for the new comers in the com- *munity to give them-an opportunity A number o f the citizens o f Che to got acquainted with the neigh Center motored to McMinn- bors. and it is surprising how many Wedneeday to petition the people there are who have located here during the past year. A very interesting program prepared by the Par an LT each e» Association was ren dered. followed by refreshments consisting o f Ice cream and cake, after which a genuinely good social time was enjoyed by all. Wish they would have just such an affair Sociability goes a T he Chehalem Conter W. T. U. every -month. long ways toward making the new w ill meet next Wednesday, May 13. CHSHALEMCENTXR e. ha. Newberg. The county W. C-. X - elate Ita wonderful advantages. TJ president. Mrs. McCart. is ex Adam and Eve In the garden of pected to be. present. Bden were arrested one day for auto R *v . Paul Lewis and wife have speed in'; the two of them and no- tek a a np their abode in the new body else had gone down to the Jor parsonage. There is lots o f work dan fishing for smelta, and' Eve. y e t to do about finishing up the woman like, must needs change her parches, varnishing the wood work, dress and had put on the poison oak ate. Brother Lewis held services in leaf one. I guess. She scratched and tha church last Sunday and w ill howled, ripen or ted and roared until hold the services from now on He Adam told her to climb into the fla very much interested in the work Ford. He turned on the juice and and deserves a large audience out to away they did fly to Doc Killemall’s office lest poor Eve should die. The traffic cop in his uniform green took in the whole show, though he had not been seen, and out of his pocket he drew a small book and Mra. Levi Lewis was a Portland the name and the number o f Adam's visitor Tuesday. car took. Doc looked at her tongue Rev. Carl Miller was in Portland and felt of her wrist and g a r , her Tuesday attending a committee poor nose a terible twist, and said, m eeting o f the Friends church. ‘«My dear madam, go home and to Mrs. Sell wood and Miss Oiam. bed. take scalding hot water and in Adam passed nieces o f Mr*. Ramsey, were guests it soak your head.” a t the Ramsey home the latter part over a five dollar bill and the most of it staid in Doc KiUemall's till. The next day the police judge fined C. D. Childs and family drove ■ p to Salem Sunday and spent a Adam six pence, for said he. “ it was fe w hours with former Iowa friends a woman that caused the offense." mod neighbors. Mrs. E. G. Metcalf and two chii- THE HIGH SCHOOL Aren, o f Wenatchee. Washington, AGRICULTURE NOTES a re spending the week at the home of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Ray 1. Hurrah for Mayor Larkin! 2. The "School Gardens” idea is Mr. and Mrs. Vollbrecht and Mr. proving to be very popular with M d Mrs. W. H. Market I, of Port Mayor Larkin, as well as with the He has land. and Mias Gibson, of Salem. ' youngster« and teachers. started the "prlzea ball” rolling by w ere Sunday guests at the home of ! donating a dandy cultivator. Same Mrs. M E Markell is to be used for demonstration, and A recent letter from Mrs. Lynn is to be given away as a prize later. C orey states that they will probably 3. Gardens available at the high return to Spfingbrook this spring.’ school to the number of. thirty-six. Mr. Carey is unwell and they have Going like hot cakes! First come— heen unable to find any place In first served. Only real "garden Arizona where they care to make lovers” wanted. th eir home. 4. Let’s get behind the ball and Mrs. 8. Hubbard and daughter. make a walloper out of It! Miss Stella, were In Portland last 5. Gardena actually started the Saturday to consult a specialist in. afternoon o f the third. Enthusiasm regard to Mrs. Hubbard’s eyes with Intense. Young gardeners already w hich she is haring considerable picking (talk ) nice red juicy to trouble of late. Alpbeus Mills matoes. delicious sweet corn, and drove them up In bis car. any quantity of other products. The prospects are now good for a 4. We want to get together a ham per fruit crop The past tan goodly number o f "worth while” days of fine weather came in just prises. Be prepared tp give Mr. th e right time for perfect pollen! Kllham a glad hand shake and notion. Now If the government will eithsr some money or some "prize oorrai the sugar profiteers and ruake articla.” We want "heaps” of (ham cough up. or rather let down, prises, and“ we solicit donations (h is season will be s successful o*e from the sdults o f Newberg and fa r (he fruit growers of the W ills vtetnlty. ■Mtte Valley. 7. Ws want to get together T he Sprtngborok schools enjoyed enough prises so we can give some (h air May Day frolic la Garai Haaf- for the best home grounds and gar Mias Grace dens also. What say? o s 's woods on Monday S. We certainly do appreciate floater was chosen May Queen and •Carl Crane May King. Part o f the living in a city where both the program conalated of ice cream, cake borne owaer and renter take such a and fruit juice which added greatly pride In home ground Improvement. •O' the children’s enjoyment o f the It is a tremendous satisfaction, and as. wa go about we hear others ex survival o f old or curioua customs or press the same sentiments. grafts; peculiar words or pronungla- 9. Hurrah for > Newberg— New- Mow ;* local proverbs or quaint lay ing«; the use of old agricultural Im bprx. Oregon!. “ ltt. Speaking of garitnna. w« be plements; particulars o f Iptei aaHng gan harvesting radishes April 31. local “ cliaracttfs** who may have beta dlstlngulabad by their oddities, Did JO«! ♦ tbelr benefactions, or their services 11. ' Now Is a good time to sew daring the w ar.' your herbaceous perennial seed. Though It Is Intended for Wales, Give seed bed partial shade. Lath there Is no reason why a similar òr brush screen is good. scheme should not be pat into fores 12. Good perennials for cuttlug: , la the other part« of the United King Achillea (the P earl); Shasta dom. The framers o f the scheme have daisy: coreopsis grad (flora; delphi* hit upon a method o f making the nium formoselum; gaillardia grad teaching of history and geography a in ola ; gypsophelia paniculate ; very living thing, o f great educational and national value.—London Mail. pentstemon barbatus; delphinium belladonna: anemone St. Brigtd: ga Chautauqua ar Circus lega officinalis. The malinger was strolling shout 13. Some fragrant perennials: the big Chautauqua tent, which had Sweet fla g ;- southernwood; wood •si been net up in a «mall Mi««niirl ruff: rochet: wallflower; sweet lav town, and the Imy« were laying the ender; Oswego tea; pink; white re plank seat*, when the'whir of engines whs heard, and two automobiles ap serve; rosemary: lemon thyme. 14; Perennials for shady places: peared. racing furiously toward the Chautauqua grounds.' TJhey stopped Atkanet; bellflower (C. gran di»); side by side In the dust and smoke bellflower (C. puntata); loose of heavily set brake*, and the drivers strife; Virginia cowslip; double leaped from their seats snd ran at dropwort; Solomon’s seal; foam fop speed toward the astonished Chgu- flower; white flower, of a day tauqua manager. (Tradescantia virginità alba) .-car- “ I’m a butcher!” gasped the flrst. “I’m a butcher!” cried the second. let flower o f a day (T. V. coclnenr. Then both together they shouted, **1 Oliver F. Kllham, want thy .contract to fnrnUh meat for Director Agriculture Department the animals!"—Youth's Companion. Newberg High School. ' Amusing Old Talcs. Or. Fludd. tin- Rosicrurinn told o í SCHOLARS TO GET RECORDS an I ta liait nobleman u h » N n great part of'his nose In a duel. A piece of Attendants of Welsh Schools and Col flesh cut from the arm of a «lave was applied, and the Italian had ngnln a leges Will Embark on an In seemingly natural m*e. The «lava, teresting Experiment. freed, went to Naples, where he died, Wale*. through her school«. Is about and at that Instant gangrene aptiearod to launch an experiment. Kchonls and an the Itsllnn’s none. The |utrt that colleges have been Invited to make a belonged to thè dead mali’« i*rm was collection of ail the Welsh Held, place cut off by thè a Svi ce of physicians. sad road naipe*. Including those of Vi reti was takea from hls own aria lanes, hills, woods, mounds and dykes, and applled. He rejolced in M* new and to mark on the alx-lnch ordnance nose unti i Ite. too. di ed. See Kdmond map the spots to which the names am Abolii’« Ingenlnnsly aniuslng romance -T h - Nosé o f a Xofary” ; also Sir attached. Kenelm Dlghy’s ’Ttlsrourse fSmcern- A fund has been placed at the dis Inc Power o f Hyinjiarhy” flflflO). posal of the Welsh department to provide the materials for the records, An Agriculturist which will be collated by the board Farmer—Whnt? Yon want a Joh «n o f Celtic studies In connection with the farin’) Why. I’ll het you can't e*en t h sw a «tilt n n l v v f i t i f f oity iifv v a y / * W a iw I m w, wuw U iu J tx vv m " tel! a cov when you see one. In the Welsh library. AppHcrm—Cows? 1 know all a b o r Each school Is recommended to re bo^h kiiulx. tain a duplicate of the record, which F-iruier^— Both kinds? Wbat are bora can be added to from time to time. k in d * ? Space is provided for supplemental Api'lii ntd—American cows that live Information on such matters as the In tin mu- und French cow* that lire exist core o f rural industries: tbo In your i-'n v m i.—The Home Sector. 0UB ENTIRE TIME IS OCCUPIED In establishing a reputation V,r furnishing everything that is the Best in Drags. y . ... ' t" - : “ * * KEEPING PRICES DOWN WHERE THEY BELONG. We are not substitutors. Yon can gel exactly what yon ash-for at this store. 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