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MEN'S SEVEN SHOPPING AGES
Periods of U fa Which All
Recognize as Unchangeable as
Nature's Law s
A s a farm er boy -
Salmon P Chase
he saved his money
and got an edu
cation. T h e n he taught school, becam e
United States Senator, Secretary o f the Treasury in
President Lincoln's cabinet. C h ie f Justice o f the
Supreme Court
T h ere is no limit to the big achievements
that can grow out o f pmal savings m the beginning.
If your ambition goes no further than marriage, home
children, education for the children, a happy old age
it will require money.
Deposit a part o f your earnings regularly
in this bank. Be thus insured against wart, and be
ready to grasp opportunity for profitable investment.
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L IG H T NOW P L A C E D ON M AP
Unde 8am Officially Recognizes Baa-
eon Designed to Commemorate
the Titanic Disaster.
A fter seven years the “ tute" light
la the lighthouse on tha roof of the
Seamens church tnxtitute has uhutlo
ad official recognition on the govern
ment charts of New York horbor. For
years this green beacon was Ignored.
Later It was recorded ns a "fixed
point." Now it la marked with a star
on maps.
The lighthouse Vas erected to com
memorate the heroes o f the greatest
marine disaster In the modern world,
the sinking of the steamship Tltauic
off Newfoundland April 13, 1912. Tha
lighthouse was dedicated on the first
anniversary of the disaster as a me
morial created by public subscription
and the work of prominent women.
The light called “rate" by seamen,
soon was guiding pilots who. as they
"turned the Hook” 15 ftilles or more
away, might make out the green and
brilliant star supplied by the 7.500
candle power of three Cooper Hewltf
quartz electric lamps 211 feet above
the city streets. This green light on
the starboard especially provided an
excellent range for vessels making
their way to the East river.
The lighthouse also has carried
since November 1, 1913, a time ball
4 feet In diameter which drops each
day at “ standard tnean” noon, when,
as ’A iry remarks to Bill down In “ the
slip,” “ she’s Jes 5 er’clock In Lunnln.”
W E R E BURIED IN PYRAMIDS
Aztec Dignitaries Had Imposing Tombs
in the Little V illag. of San
Juan TcotlhiAican.
The ' little village o f San Jnan
Teotlhuacan, which In the Aztec lan
guage meant “ City o f the Gods." was
In the early days of Aztec history the
scene of extraordinary religious cere
monies. The two pyramids, one dedi
cated to the sun. the other to the
moon, are known to have been *b«>
▼leiting brothers always
Frank Knapp, Secretary. ,
A Bargain if Sold by Aug. 15th
One 4-room and one 5-room
HOUSE
$850.00 Each
$150 Down, $20 per month
Houses are plastered, wired, city water, newly
papered and painted inside fluid out.
Call any
afternoon or evening. Also
PIANO
and household goods for sale.
L. B. LEWIS
12th'and Chehalem Sts.
N ew berg, Oregon
Sampson Trucks
At-Ttn
Combining new ideas of great utility and economy in two
models of motor trucks for city, town and country use—
said at a price within the reach of everybody.
The Sampson 3 4 Ton $ 775 and Tax
The Sampson 1 1 4 Ton $1195 and Tax
N ow on display at
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Newberg, Oregon
Do It Now!
Who would Imagine that Sir Wnltar
8cott, the great Scottish poet could
sometimes feel lazy? Yet he says that
ha often found the beginning of the
day’s labour as distasteful as “ plung
ing Into cold water," “ W e shiver on
the brink." said he, “but once In. are
full of vigor and energy, i f the mo-n-
,lng hours are squandered In Idleness,
wa are. opt. to think the rest of the
day Is too short to trouble about, and
so the precious time passes away with
no achievement." Such a thought as
this makes one Inclined to obey the
advice of another philosopher, «h o
aald. "Iion ’l wonder when to do ■
thing. I mii do It now I"
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Ancient Religion« All Had Foundation
In Supposed Wisdom Handed
Down by the Ancients.
The Dusk and Stars*
The rain had ceased falling softly
through the dusk. A cool green wind
flows through the deeps o f air. The
stars are as wind-whirled fruit blown
upwards from the tree tops.
Full-
orbed. and with a pulse o f flnme, the
moon leads a tide of quiet light over
the brown shores of the world. But
here 1 sfnhd upon the brown shores
o f the world. In the shine of that qu’et
flame where, full-orbed, the moon up
lifts the dark. I think only of tha
stars as wind-whirled .fruit blown up
ward from the tree tops. 1 think only
o f that wind that hiew upon the tree
tops, where the whirling sfnrs spun In
a mazy dance, when, at laat the rain
had ceased falling softly through the
dusk. O wind-whirled stars, O secret
falling rain.— Fiona Macleod.
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ON TRADITION
tonms In which hundreds o f tribal
dignitaries were burled and excava
tors have exhumed wrought stone con
A state o f original barbarism pre
taining human bones, obsidian knives,
terra cotta heads with broad faces and vailed through the fragments o f re
flat noses, fragments o f rare pottery mote antiquity preserved among vari
and great numbers o f arrowheads. One ous nations and thron^fa all tha re
of the most recent and most valuable ligious traditions of the ancient world,
discoveries j n f l . a Jadelte mask of according to books esteemed sacred by
some past monnrch, with the brow various oriental nations.
covered with the diadem known to
In the 8kuklng and other fragments
early Mexican history. The pyramid of Chinese history, and In the Ramay-
to the sun and the one to the moon an o f the IndiaD Valmlc, pictures are
both contain chambers and their sev drawn o f the happiness and virtue of
eral stories are complete temples In the first men..
Plato said that his
themselves, but connected by winding countrymen derived all their knowl
stairs.
edge of divine things from tha an
The Inscriptions having Chinese cients. who, as he affirmed, “were wis
characteristics ^rere discovered through er and lived nearer to the gods than
excavating in the ruins o f what has we."
generally been known as La Cludadela
The Egyptians began their history
(The Citadel), but which, according to with dynasties o f gods and heroes wbo
recent reports o f investigators, are were said to have assumed human
what Is left o f a pyramltMarger and, form, and to have dwelt among men.
perhaps, older than the two pyramids The golden age o f the Hindus, and
to the sun and the moon.
their numerous avatars o f the gods,
are Actions o f a similar character, as
Whence Com«« Turpentine.
well as their two royal dynasties de
Most people know that turpentine scended from the sun and moon, a re
Is s product o f the pine tree, hnt are markable coincidence with which la
not acquainted with the means by found In the traditions o f Peru.— De
which It Is obtained.
troit News.
Beneath the hark o f the tree are
resin-secreting cells, whose output Is
Rainmaker# Beliefs.
meant by nature for healing wounds.
From very ancient times supersti
I f the skin o f the tree be wounded
severely, many more o f these cells, tious beliefs have existed concerning
much larger In size, develop and pour rain, and many quaint little rites have
been performed by agricultural people
out great quantities of resin.
Hence, to procure the resin, the bark anxious for the welfare of tlielr crops.
is well scarred with cuts (preferably For a cat to appear unusually restless
made In a series of parallel V’s), and Is still held by some to be a sure sign
a receptacle Is placed beneath to of rain. It has also been noticed that
when the cows all lie down in the
catch the fluid as It exudes.
The fluid Is then distilled and tha fields rain very often follows before
volatile part o f it, which passes* over, long, usually o f a more or less violent
Is turpentine. The residue Is what we character. In one of the northern
call “ rosin” and Is used for many pur provinces o f India the maidens used
poses. one of Its employments being In to have a quaint custom. When rain
the manufacture of explosives.— Kan was desired they would sally forth
sas a tv »* -
with Jars o f water, which they calmly
poured down the hacks of any old
When carpets are too old fo r use women they happened to pass This
cut and trim up and place in fron t dangerous practice la now, fortunate
o f door, both inside and out, to ly. out of date. Some people believe
to this day that, in a case' of severe
wipe the feet on.
drought, flogging the snrface of rivers,
ponds, etc„ will quickly call up re
freshing showers. The flogging ¡s done
with rods, preferably o f hazel.
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day evening of eaeh mm tt.
Merchants divide tbelr customer*
Into seven classes according to age.
firs t there Is the toddle age when all
articles o f wesr are selected without
consulting the personal taste of tha
wearer. Then comes the ’teen age
when the thief concern la to Bad
clothing made of some fabric that will
resist the rough surfaces o t cellar
doors, tree trunks, outbuildings, and
other prominences on which small
boys pnd girls will climb In spite of
all attempts In educating them other
wise. Third Is the sweetheart period,
when boys and girls first And that
they shouldn’t scratch each other's
eyes ou t It Is at this time they be
gin to take a first Interest In clothes.
The tendency Is toward loud flea,
striped socks, fancy (Irenes, ate, to
the delight and profit of the mer
chants. Fourth, comes the courting
age during which each sex Is looking
for bla or her life mate. Each dresaqs
with the chief purpose of pleasing tha
opposite sex. Candy merchants, flow
er shops and theaters reap a rich
harvest from the folks of this period.
Fifth stage la the early-wed.
The
young folks are becoming established
In a home. They first learn the reel
value o f money and the joy of dtlaeo-
shlp. Sixth, the practical age. In
QP homes out o f 100, the problem dur
ing this period la economy. Conse
quently, sales o f all ktpds appeal to
the mothers of this age. Seventh and
last, the sunset age, that glorious pe
riod o f life rich In Its experiences and,
friendship. Comfort Is about the only
appeal that salesmen can make to flda
period of life.
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