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PHONE B L U E 290
EYE SIGHT CONSERVA
W ork Outlined by Council of Amer­
ica for Preservation of Child­
ren’s Eye Sight
Aided
by representation from
President Harding’* cabinet, feder­
al an«» state officials, unlverkity pro-'
fesmrs, engineers. Industrialists, and
civic leaders, the Bye Sight Conser­
vation Council o f America, w ith na­
tional headquarters at 42nd street
and Broadway, N ew Y ork City, baa
set In motion s movement for the ob­
servance throughout the country o f
Bye Sight .Conservation day In tha
schools.
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Defective vision among children
and workers in the-Industries has,
recent surveys In numerous towns
and cities have
revealed,
caused
enormous economic and physical
authorities declare,
can be wiped out by p r«8 »r and sys­
tematic application o f the prlnelples
o f eye hygiene.
W ith
the cooperation,
among
other leaders, o f James J. Davie, sec­
retary o f the United States depart­
ment o f labor, Guy A. Henry, gener­
al director o f the Eye Sight Conser­
vation Council, la directing the cam­
paign. which alnft to accomplish
vast savings In health and money by
carrying the message "F irs t health
then wisdom" to every city and ham-
let in the land where children are
everywhere are being- given 1 net ruc­
tions for testing visual acuity.
The Hoover committee on the
Elimination o f Waate In Industry
stressed the Importance o f eye care,
revealin g heavy economic losses be­
cause Of poor vision.. Poor spelling,
according to authorities, is due
largely to defective eyesight. The
eyee o f Industrial workers are now
regarded as an Important factor in
production costs Millions o f Am eri­
cans are suffering from -.defective
vision, most o f which can be reme­
died. '
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Secretary o f Labor Davis,, in a
statement lamed by the Eye Sight
Conservation Council, asserts that
care o f the «y ea Is a national duty.
DAIRY
HINTS
T IS a remarkable fact that
nothin* certain la known as
to the actual date o f the
birth o f Christ, Dee. 25 be-
in* on!| a tradition, adopted
by the church about the middle o f the
fourth century. Lupl. a learned Jesuit
o f the Eighteenth century, aayai
“There la not a eln*le -month In the
year to which the Nativity has
not been asat*ned by some writer or
0tb6T.H
The egrllest celebration o f Christ­
mas on Dec. 25 appears to have been
held In Borne in the Foeth century,
beta* first mentioned In a Boman doc­
ument, the Phllocallan calendar, dating
from the year 854, but eontalnln* an
older record, referring to the year
884. Christmas was brought to Eng­
land by S t Augustine, and kept la
80S, bnt it would appear that it was
not established In Germany until 818,
and In Norway about the middle of
the Tenth century, by K m * Bukos the
Good.
The Bomans o f the empire used to
celebrate the birth o f the Unconquered
Sun on Dec. 25, according to the
Julian calendar, the winter sototlca,
when the son begun to rise In new
vigor, after his autnmnal decline.
Therefore, the reason for the choice
o f Dec. 25 for Christmas would seem
to have been symbolical.
Festival la Naturally Associated With
Stories o f Haunted Halls and
Qapartment of Agriculture Suggests
Purebred Calf, Pig or Soma
Other Animal.
C EN TR AL TR ANSFER A N D STORAGE
— Light and heavy hauling, general dray basin e«, team work
of nfl kinds. Storage, Etc.
Farm machinery and harness bought and
W A L T E R W IL S O N , Prop
B u n at College and Hancock
i l
H RI8TM A8 being celebrated
in the depth of winter,
e’en to morn,” the festival
’
Is naturally associated with
tales o f haunted balls and “ things”
that are supernatural. Thus Dickens
In his “ Christinas Carol,“ gave os
the Spirits o f the Past, the Present,
and the Future, but Christmas in
mind, clothed each o f them In a fas­
cinating mantle o f kindness, sad sent
them out on a message of mercy that
made Itself felt over all the earth.
Over many a stony Scrooge have they
cast their mellowing shades, teach­
ing them to say: : --
- “ I will honor Christinas In my heart
and try to keep I t qjl the year. I will
live in the P a st the Present and toe
Future. The spirits o f all three shall
strive within me. I will not shat oat
toe lessons that they teach.“ ■ -
Scrooge, concluded Dickens, “ had no
farther Intercourse with Spirits, bat it
was always said o f him that he knew
bow to keep Christmas well. I f any
man alive possessed the knowledge.
May that be truly said of us, and all
o f us! And so, as Tiny Tim observed.
In selecting birthday and Christmas«
gifts for children in rural communi­
ties, why not give a purebred pig. calf,
•r other animal? This la the sugges­
tion o f the United States Department
Agriculture, which, with the various
L,
■ ago Burns Brothers took over the business of the Newberg Kotor Co. and
handled the local Ford Agency,
sales and service
in this territory. W o
since that time have
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have found many friends among the people of N ew berg and vicinity and have frit ■
pleased with the splendid business reception which has been accorded ns by the public
the past year we have sold 52 tonring ears and sedans, 21 roadsters, and ooppet, 4 trucks,
tractors, besides scores of second-hand ears.
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Today
Ford c an sell at the lowest price in the history of their magnfactarc. In fact they are thg
lowest priced oar that has ever been pat on the market. However, in spite o f this low price
they have been greatly improved. They now h are the demountable rims, self-starter, one-man
top, sloping windshield and many other refinements, which add greatly to their popularity, la
keeping w ith other changes, the Newberg Motor Go. have brought their plant and equipment
ap to date in-every way. W e employ the most skilled mechanics and guarantee satisfaction in
our repair department.
T omorrow
• Is an unknown proposition. N o one can foretell what it is goi
mend that if yon have not already done so, yon get n Ford today. Su
any lower and there is always the uncertainty that they may raise,
yon can surely afford to bay and drive a Ford— the Universal Car.
CHRISTMAS AMO GHOST-TALES
M
(Prepared hr the United State« Depart meet
of jLfiicalture )
DECEM BER 14, 1922
DATE OF BIRTH OF CHRIST
EXCELLENT GIFT FOR YOUTH
—Better Stock" campaign. A recent
questionnaire study o f . the utility value
of purebred lira stock showed, among
other results, that heme Influence la
an Important factor governing the
breeding o f superior domestic animals.
In fret. It ranks In Importance next
The Eye Sight Conservation Coun­
to ealea, fairs, and shows taken col­
c il la enlisting the assistance o f com­
missioners o f education
In every lectively. When parents show their In­
atate, and o f superintendent* in ev­ terest In good stock the children are
ery county and school district. Ore­ more likely to dy so.
One breeder told o f receiving some
gon school officials hava been pro­
vided w ith 'a complete Eye Sight purebred live stock as a wedding gift
Conaervatlon Day program. T o ex­ from his father-in-law. That begin­
ecute this plan J. A . Churchill o f ning was an important influence, which
8alem, atate superintendent o f pub­ resulted In an entire herd o f well-bred.
lic instruction, and county superin­
tendents.-wilt cooperate In the Eye
Sight Coeervation Day movement. In­
cluding y f . C. Alderson o f Portland.
Multnomah county; O. H. Byland of
Astoria, Clatsop county; J. B. W ll-
kerson o f 8t. Helens. Columbia coun­
ty ; O. B. Lamb o f Tillam ook, T illa ­
mook county; N. A. Frost o f H ills­
boro, Washington county; S. 8. Dun­
can o f McMinnville, Yam hill county;
Brenton Yedder o f
Oregon
City,
Clackamas eounty; and B. H. Castle
o f Corvallis, Benton county.
Local school superintendents in
these counties w ifi also aid In the
movement, Including D. A. Grout of
Portland, Arthur C. Strange o f As­
toria; Omar N. Bittner o f McMinn­
ville and A. C. Btanbrough o f N ew ­
berg, Yam hill county; and J. O. Mc­
Laughlin o f Corvallis.
"T h e object o f an Eye Sight Con­
servation Day in schools la to dis­
cover the fact that a child has a
defect o f vision or symptoms o f a
defect, rather than to determine the
degree o f deficiency," it la stated in
the suggested program which the
Bye 8tght Conservation Connell la
taking up w ith the Oregon officials.
"B y «
Sight
Conservation
Day
should be observed semi-annually, A Club Member and His Purebred Calf.
shortly after the beginning o f each profitable animals, a practical Influ­
school semester, and should be an In­ ence In the couple's prosperity end
tegral part o f th e ’ general school happiness.
program.
On this day the educa­
Gifts of good lire stock, tha depart­
tional program should be omitted
until the testa and observations have ment points out are not only accept­
able In themeetves but with proper
been completed."
Every teacher In the country, ac­ handling multiply and give pleasure,
cording to the council, Is a potential satisfaction, and financial benefits for
crusader fo r better vision. Teachers an Indefinite period.
— H o r s « for Sole.
•old!
THURSDAY
Newberg Motor Co
PH O NE W H IT E 7
when “ larifr's the neet fr e e
COLLEGE AYR SH IR E COWS
MASTE GOOD M ILK SECOND
Oregon Panetta J. No. 5t203, A y r­
shire ju nior two-year-old heifer of
the college herd^ has finished a rec­
ord. o f 18,691 pounds o f m ilk and
621.8 pounds o f butter fat. Final
approval o f this record has not been
received but It la approximately
what w ill he allowed. This places
her among the highest heifers of
that age.
She ranks eighth In
amount o f m ilk produced and fifth
in amount o f butter*fat produced.
This la the highest record daugh­
ter o f Oregon Peter Pan, the senior
herd sire at the college. Another of
his daughters, Oregon Panetta K,
has Just finished with about the
same amount o f m ilk and between
Christmas they In­
one or two to have
Christmas dinner with them
who would otherwise have been
alone. It gave them so much
pleasure that they never felt
they were being “ kindly“ nor
that they were “ doing a real
chaflty.” So that their guests
always had a real Christmas
with real Christmas cheer. For
they never fU t that they had
been invited out o f kindness,
nor out o f charity 1
500 and 600 pounds o f butter fat.
Fried E r a {M arseilles)
F ry four fresh eggs in a little
olive oil, drain them carefully and
add to the oil rem aining in the pan
half cup o f well-seasoned consomme,
half fin ely chopped green pepper and
six mushrooms. Cook carefully and
pour around the eggs. Serve Imme­
diately,
Land Crowds Sea
The deposit» at th e mouth o f the
R iver Po In Ita ly have caused the
coast to gain upon the sea so rapidly
that a point which In the tim e o f
Augustus was a seaport town la now
nearly 20 miles from the Adriatic.
In G ro w » of Three
Three things to
love— courage,
gentleness and affection.
Three things to fig h t fo r— honor,
country and home.
Three things to think about— life,
death and eternity.
Three things to govern— temper,
tongue and conduct.
Three things to delight In— frank­
ness, freedom and beauty.
Three things to hate— cruelty, ar­
rogance and ingratitude.
/Three things to wish for— health,
friends and a cheerful spirit. _
Three things ’ to avoid— Idleness,
lbquacity and flippant jesting.
Three things to adm ire— intel­
lectual power, dign ity and graceful -
Y
E VER
vited
SANTA FOR ITALIAN KIDDIES
Befana, Good Fairy, la Supposed te
Fill Stockings With Toys en
Twelfth N ight
character
la Italian
J f l £ I childhood lore correspond­
e n t — * Ing to our Santa Claus U
N jr
Befana, a good fairy who
is supposed to fill the chll-
dren’a stockings with toys on Twelfth
N ight She does n ot however, come
down the chimney, and the stockings
are hung In ton child’s bedroom. When
someone enters to HU the stocking, the
child, according to a v e ry ' ancient
practice, cries out “Bcco la Befana."
The legend concerning this lady Is
tost the Magi, whlla on their way te
Bethlehem, stopped et her borne, but
found her too bnay with household af­
fairs to entertain them. She told them
that she wonld sea them on their re*
turn, bnt they went back by another
route, and therefore Befana cornea out
la search of them every Twelfth Night
H er name Is a coemption of Epiphany,
which Js Jan. A the twelfth night
after Christinas, according to the
church calendar.
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Christmas Oaks Deesratiena.
T o maks attractive Christmas caks
decorations, lightly butter the under
aids of perfect holly loaves, then «»a t
with Icing and let dry. When dry the
Icing will toss* off shaped and vetoed
like the le a l Make Into a wreath by
Joining with Icing /terns.
C H E ER FU L SERVICE