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r - ' *■ HONOR PAIO ST. MICHAEL There are frajrmenfarv raat«m i fltound op with Michaelmas which h a t » to do with bird* and winged thfogs. for no particular reason that anybody knows. Perhaps It Is a chance ■that It la so. Bnt ererywhere In Rnf- (and where Michaelmas Is kept a goona la aacrlflced for dinner on that day. and for years and yea n In Lincolnshire and Yorkshire a handful o f the fa las er*! each sort o f grain was scattered In Hie court or farmyard for the birds, we that luck Would come to that hoase id. Queen Elisabeth was eating. you may remember, her Michaelmas goose when the defeat o f the Spanish armada eras announced to her. Per haps Michael's wings were horcrlngs over the sea that day o f the defeat and that those sizzling geese all orer Knglaml were a sacrifice not made la wain. And perhaps, after all these custom.« o f cooking geese and throwing grain to birds are only just because Michaelmas comes In the harvest time, tin t It Is nice to think that everything with ..wings is in some way akin-to this especial saint.— San Francisco Argo- ffimnw a single daffodil, when this flow e r first appears In thé spring. There ■m et he a bunch o f them, and the e sw llp Is similarly hedged In by su perstition. A hydrangea in the house b rin g s trouble.’' and snowdrops are" “ unlucky.” while wild flowers general ly prevent the first brood oft chicken* d ie u hatching. I f one wishes a plant -tedeers to show a large and profuse Wfeom be must place In the flowerpot w ane fresh earth from the grave o f mm Infant baptised within twelve — ntha. No yellow bloom should he brought into the house In May. The bouse with bergamot near It Is never fkee from sickness. A plant o f helio trope In church will keep In their places any untrue wives In the oea- i ; ' 1 -w it ' 1 ' f . 1 li R V IN C E N T ’S G R O C E R Y HIGH CLASS! W ORK OFFICE*AND BUNKERS FRUITS, VEGETABLES Chunk F r a n c h in e a t of God 11 a ., m. a n d Prayer and testimony Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. T :S fi masting Sunday school.......... ...10:00 Preaching service. .................. .11:00 Christian E n d e a v o r . . . . . . . . . 7:00 Preaching service. . . : ............ 8 :00 Prayer meeting T h u rsd a y.-.,. 8:00 ! Business m eeting o f the ch u rch ' on last Thursday evening o f month. • Paul H. Lewis. Pastor. W. W. HOLLINGSWORTH COMPANY : __ , FANCY GROCERIES Your Patronage Solicited E S TA B LIS H E D 1900( RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant ,, Office Phone W hite 20 Night Phone Black 94 WEPAYCASH Gross ooustry touring brings no soase of weariness or to the tourist that uses a DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR V E HICLE. The oar has unusual roominess. The depth sad soft ness ef the real leather upholstery, the buoyancy of the springs and the design of the seats, together with the fuiet flu u U m f of the powerful engine, make one unmindful ef distune. The Newberg S. P. Timberlake, Prop. Office phone White 187 Sunday school at I t a. a . Preaching at 11 a. a . Evening service at 7:8# p. a . Rev. J. H. G illespie .Pastor. Hazelwood Co. CHIROPRACTORS M arnff, Hydro-therapy end Electric Treatment« STEAM AN D ELECTRIC BATHS • McCoy Sunday school at 10 a. a « A n itton, superintendent. M orning worship at 11 o’clock. Sermon subject, "The U n ity e f S,j ALL KINDS OP SAND A N D Q R A V I L P OR CEMENT AND ROAD Phone W hite \ \2 CALL US u. E ven in g m eeting at 7:30. Sermon subject. " Is Am erica cm Tu n n g People’s M eeting at 7 p. a P ra y er m eeting Wednesday even- a t t o’clock. A cordial invitation la extended to a B to attend these ser v ices. L oca tio n — corner o f Hancock and Wash in gton streets. John A. Reed. David C. Click, Elders in Charge. T ry One Brunswick k Before a « n r Loss Fnm NUE C h u r c h ill & T y n d a l l J. L. VAN BLARICOM Staple and Fancy Groceries FRESH, CLEAN STOCK Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - W a n in g service........................ 1:99 W ednesday evening s e r v ic e ... 8:00 A ll non-church goers urgently lu- wMed, and all w ith Presbyterian preferences. W e pienee th e m ost | I f e a r prom p t service Bast the Market Affords TH E BRUNSWICICBALKE-COLLEN DER CO. Portland Headquarter»: 46-48 Fifth Street Th e public is cordially Invited to mil tha services. Cash PaM far Pmrftry aad Eggs Hannings" old Stand Vote 302 X Yes For 4% State Road Bond Limit BALLOT TITLE IS AS FOLLOWS^ ___ a After finishing the digging and grading of our Italian and other prone tree«, we find we hare a few thousand nioe 4-8 and tome 3-4 foot Italian treat in excess of what we oomnted on. Are therefore able to book orders against this limited supply as long as they last. These trees are first class and were not injured by the hard freeae of December. To those needing Italian trees for Spring planting, we oaa only suggest prompt action— for certainly this limited number will not ast long. C O N S T IT U T IO N A L AM E N D M E N T—Referred to t W poop!« br tha Legislative Aaeembljr LIM ITATIO N or FOUR F IN CENT STATS i s e n n o w u » FON PERMANENT ROAD*.-- Purpose: T o M n d gonion 7 of D istrict Superintendent. Rev. C. H. Davis, will he at the Nazarene church Sunday, May 9th. H e w ill pawach morning and evening. Suitable observance o f Mothers’ Xfeay w ill also be held. C. D. Norris. Pastor. Free Methodist Sunday School at 10: A. M. M orning servie« a t 1 L B ven ln g service at 7:89. f t a j r w m eeting— Wednesday Fruits and Vegetables Country Produae Bought and Sold STATE ROADS Bible school 10 n. m.. Ethel Kieler, superintendent. Preaching service» 11 n .n . and 1 :1 1 p. m. Plum ber , Amelo X I of tha Ginetitution of tha Stete of Oregon eo as to permit tha creation of debteaod liabilitiaa including praru.ua dabte anal »In litios lor tha (rarpoae of budding and aaaintauunc permanent loarte to tita amount of loar par cant of tha aaaaaaad valuation of alt tba proparty In tba Stata of Oregon. Inataadaf taro par oantaa now provided by law. T NO PROPERTY TAX-NO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IR AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Keep these three facta in mind. The present auto license fees and gasoline tax will pay both the principal and intereat on all the bond» under this amendment, and will yield an annual surplus besides for other state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind. FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED Oregon must have sufficient Highway Funds to match Federal apportion- menu or Oregon cannot get the benefit of Federal money for Oregon Roads. Increasing this constitutional limit is a necessity. Unless limit is increased, either state roads cannot be completed for many, many yean, or must be finished by direct property taxation. This measure averts direct property tax for state highways and makes early completion possible. L et’s get the roads built now. S old O n A n U nlim ited M ilea ge Guarantee f t r if i I sssoM from Prsstat I tarsss Suflsisat to Pay Principal aid IstsrssL Th* fast that r r o nim fnm auto «m ass f w and gaanMna tai, without tneraase of present n t « « ■ b* ■ ■ w j opay both principal and iateraat o«I these bunds is elearl? set f rth by ofSetal Agunc to State Punphlat for rariflrati >a. tba tabla ear-fullr rmairad and that prmint rates fur For Iateraat Tablas, P u n phlate or farther Information, write to OREOON ROADS A N D D Ï T Ï L O P M E NT ASSOCIATION n R fM M W k iL M N * * ~ --- ------- -| -| i .1 . Campaagn Headquarter«. I l l Wntosstw Bulldtag. Portland. Oragun Newberg, Oregon Mow is the time to Arrange for your Logan Plant to insure getting them when you ara ready to plant. The same is true of your strawberry plants, small fruits, fruit trass, etc. Plaoe your order now and know you’ll get the traes and planta at planting tía *.........
