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plenee you, Than la Called Into Play the Ugliest When a Let fellow him know ft. ef AH Human Passione, That It's a simple thine to do— ef Jealousy. Let him know it. Can’t you give the scheme a trial? Jealousy is the uetiest of all humaa It, la sure io brine * emlle. it worth the whlh passions—and the one which makes And that Lei make« a rN a4 rkal him know It. Half of University Students in the free test misery in the world. It Is the outcome of eeotism, the twin when anyone U. S. Self-Supportinfl. sister of vanity, and its brood are all You are Lets pleased you know It. the sorrows of the human race. the man who thinks “well But what Is Jealousy when an When done" alysed? Lets you know It. ' It is tite bitterness which arises For It 'gives you added zest I either when someone else possesses T6 bring out the very beet— some mortal blest that which we desire and cannot ob Just because Vale Survey dives Fair Indication of tain, Lets you know it. or the fear that what we pos Conditions ss Thsy Prevail In Mast sess may be taoen from us by another. fellow pleases you American Universities § t Per Cent The very fact of our feeling fear shows When a Let know It. Earning Their Way, at Least In that we know this other possesses a Why, It Isn’t him much to do— Part—Waiting on Table for Beard power stronger than our own—and . Let him know It. The ideal finish for walls and ceilings la Acme Qual Is Favorite Way ef Helping Out— this Is a reflection upon our personal It wlU help him in the fray. merit, and therefore a wound to our And he’ll think his efforts pay; Odd Jobs Pay for Books. ity No-Lustre Finish. An artistic, sanitary, luatreleaa oil self-love, says Elinor Olyn in the Lon If you like his work or way, +the paint made especially for walls and ceilings. Has the soft Let him know It. Times. i Young man, do you want to go to col don Men hotcakes velvety beauty of a freaco or kalsomlne hut the clean and women are Jealous when lage? Say Yale, or Harvard, or Colum another approaches one they love— of the TO MAKE OS BREAK bia, or Cornell, or Northwestern, or their natural egotism Is wounded by liness and durability of an enamel. any of the big American colleges? W est wish you’d find out inference that this other has not how A I lover—“I stand with your father.’’ “Yea,’’ you say, “that would be fine. the realised their own worth, and dares to His Lass—“Why?” But I haven’t the money.” dispute their sway—Jealousy being A Lover—“He gave me a tip on You don’t need the money! NO-LUSTRE FINISH to fury should the one they the stock exchange tonight."—Lon- Make the money as yon go along. roused love respond to alien glances, because la «gnomical because its durability renders frequent re- Half the college students In America the wound to self-love Is deepeV still am earning their way through col in that case, and toe poison sinks into decoration unnecessary. It can be applied over plaster, lege. at least in pari, government ex the very being. wall board, metal, canvas, wood or any surface upon ports have found. But Jealousy between the sexes Is which paint ia ordinarily used. A trip to Yale shows you how they a more pardonable fault than any oth KIDNEY DISEASE NEG- do 1L er form of the virus, because It goes Color sample cards at our store for the asking. A questionnaire was sent out by the back LECTED LEADS TO DEATH XTMY1X0TDSX to the instinct of self-preserva - * human of appointments of Yale to de tion and, in the broader sense, race- termine how man f students were pay preservation, and although Its Indul Diabetes and Bright’s Disease mean death. See your doctor at once. ing their own way by working. gence produces misery and crime, Urinalysis by your druggist will tell Half Working Way. origin Is not altogether base or wholly you. If troubled with kidney back President Angell of Yale aaya that egotistical. ache, rheumatism, etc., use the Wood half of the students of the college ab- en Shoe Brand Haarlem Oil Capsules. swered, and of th$ae 52 per cent were This old-fashioned simple sulphur working their way through. If people tried half as bard to be preparation through ages happy as they do to become rich, we .One of them la Antonio Fresnada. would have very few miserable peo of 'use and ia has still stood considered above He is a Cuban, and he storied under ple.—Louis M. Nothin. all other medicines. a great handicap. Genuine Wooden Shoe Brand Haar lem Oil Capsules, CO capsules. 60c; Fresnada is now In his Junior year. full treatment, C boxes, |2.B0. Mon Ho says it ia a cinch for a young man We are not afraid to compare sam ey-back guarantee only when sold by ples of our printing with anything regular agency. to work bis way through college. get anywhere. If it’s printing, “My freshman year was the hard you W. A. GRAHAM —Adv. we can do it and probably can save est,” says Fresnada. ”The only thing you money on it too/ Always try the I knew was manual labor. Graphic first, you will save money “I waited on table for my board, by tf took cam of a furnace and shoveled , I POSITIVELY OWE snow from the sidewalks for my room. it. Rheumatism, pneumonia, flu, asthma, I sold Sunday papers, acted as agent j fevers, stomach trouble, mumps, ap for a laundry and at various other pendicitis. toothache (permanently), fits, heart trouble. I relieve pain Jobs made enough to pay for books . immsdiataly. I treat all manner of and clothes. diseases with marvelous results. “Vacations I worked as section hand on the railroad and carried bricks. | N O D R U G S “But 1 stuck to It' bile other fel J. R. TOWHSEHD, practitioner lows becoming athletic heroes and 505 First Street ' Newberg, Ore. taking were part In social affairs. *It Is easier now. Tutoring and typewriting furnish me with enough to get by on. Sheet Metal “I pay $3 a week for my room. My board costs me $11 a week, tuition Works S&fiO, books and papers 92, clothing $4, laundry 91-50, Incidentals $S. This GUTTERS — TASKS ' totals 933, and I find no difficulty In oec it side by side with any car, you’ll find it gives you all, in qual earning It. RKPAIRIMQ — SOLDERING irrespective of price and judge. ity of material and workmanship, “The experience lias been valuable to me. It has taught me that If I be AU Kinds of Metal Work That’s the way to buy a car. See that you can get in any car regard^ lieve In a thing, I can do It.” what each has to offer at its price less of price—and mfinktfy more C. C. COLLARD, Prop. Many Self-Supporting. before you make up your mind. than you can get in any car at the Yale la not an exclusive school for 713 First Street the sons of rich men. It counts Its It’s the only way to be sure you’re same price! self-supporting students by the hun getting just what you want—and dreds. it surely is die only way to appre On every hand the thousands of However, exceptional qualities are demanded of the student who works ciate how much you get in this BlG-SlX owners have found in this his way through. The leisure time seven-passenger Studebaker at its car everything they considered exempt from classes and studies, that price of $1785. more fortunate studenta spend in seek essential to complete m otoring ing plessure. the self-supporting man And it’s a test that Studebaker satisfaction. This is another ROUND TRIPS DAILY must spend in earning his way. A bureau of appointments whose is eager to have you make. For reason why Studebaker is the Bstw. Portland sad Newberg. chief aim Is the aid of needy studenta when you stand this new BlC- world’s largest builder of six cyl Local office Spivey’» Point to maintained. SlX side by side with other cars. inder cars. Stare. Phone Blaek 75 The bureau works In two says—by granting benefldary college scholar ships and acting as a clearing-house for work. M O D E L /. S et A A Factor*.. N D PR IC ES Where the bureau, after careful in vestigation of the applicant, deems that L ig h t-S ix a youth’s character and secondary J{fa5|K JkacW-lbt P IO N E E R S-Pmm.. I f f W. B ..40H . P. MW . I l f W. B.. SOH.P. school record have been of sufficient 7JW. I i r W. a. 60 H. F. promise, an allowance of 9120 of the C hm m u............................9 875 Clisada...........................$1200 r t —:- . $1500 total tuition fee of 9150 for the first Touring......................... 1045 Touring......................... 1475 Touring..........................1785 term may be made. The allowance Rondata» (2-Paaa.)... 1425 Coupe (4-Paos.)............ 2500 Roadster (3-Ptoo.).... 1045 Rondato» for tbe second term of the school year (4P»«.)... 1475 Coups-Rd. (2-Paaa.).. 1375 Coupa (4-Paaa.).........2150 Sednn.............................. 2700 and for succeeding terms depends oa Sedan............................. 1750 Sedan.............................. 2350 the student’s academic standing. For the first two years these al lowances are made with the under standing that no obligation of repay ment Is incurred. After the first two years, noninterest- bearing notes are taken for the remit ted tuition, payment on which to dim flve years after graduation. Alben Athens Flapjacks ACME QUALITY Ease Your Elating Problem Groceries Comparison is the Fairest Test HUSBAND TO WASHTUBS too. w w *-. established a precedent when KrVntenced James Alexander, defendant In Domestic Relations court, to duty at hla wife’s wash tubs. Alexander was arrested by 8 he riff Williams on complaint of HatUe Alex ander, bis wife, that he failed to sup port her and that instead of being a help he was dependent upon her, earn ings from washing clothes. When arraigned, Alexander pleaded lack of employment. After hearing tbe evidence of the wife. Judge Hef- lle.v ordered that the “court, after ROLLS MONUMENTS MARKERS Before ordering one see 0. M KEILDIG, SEXTON Bex 49«, Newberg. Oregon, or phone All work guaranteed. Builds all hinds of cent eat curbs and vaults, and grave cavers. Lots and single graves cared for by the year. as charged. He is ordered released from custody of the sheriff and di rected to return home and assist hla wife with her waahlng until such time as he can find employment elsewhere that will enable him to properly sup port hlsf family." • Tubful of Hoooy Prom Hollow Tree. A waahtub full of honey has been distributed among friends by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Carty of Glbbstown, N. J. Carty was cutting down a large tree when be struck a hollow spot and found the trunk filled with honey. m & 9s iiüimüH Newberg Agents