THE COOLNESS
BETWEEN THEM
A Word for the Ambitious Boy:
won’t last long if the coolness
happens to be some of our de­
licious ice cream It will prove
to be the finest they ever tasted
No matter how tired or warm
you may feel a dish of Clark’s
ice cream will refresh you.
CLARK’S
W y ^ A N Y an ambitious farm boy is being tempted
/ y f to K° out into the world to seek his fortune.
If you are considering deserting the farm, you are
facing a crisis in your life that deserves much earnest thought
and study.
Talk the matter over with men whoought to know the right
course for you. Don’t decide too hastily. Perhaps your father
will take you into partnership, give you an interest in a plot
of ground or in some livestock that will be the foundation of
a fortune. Statistics show that the chances for business
success are ten to one in favor of agriculture.
CONFECTIONERY.
F o r every am bitious country boy there are a dozen city toiler«, sick
and tired of the endless grind, struggling desperately to keep abreast
ot the cost of living, longing for a chance to take their fam ilies
' God s great out-of-doors. Millions of nieu of the city are envv-
■“ B you this m inute because you are young and on the farm.
They kuow th a t th e f o u r - l e a f c lo v e r o f y o u r g o o d f o r tu n e
I g r o w in g b y y o u r h o m e d o o r s te p .
Good, modern, labor-saving m achines are taking tbe
drudgery out of farm ing and putting still more profit iuto
i t We are headquarters for the International Foil
Line, including T itan tractors, International engines,
and m anure spreaders, Prim rose cream separators,
McCormick and Deering harvesting, haying, and corn
machines, tillage tools,
plows, etc. Such machine*
add to the profit and pleasure of daily life.
Cross & White
Screen Doors, Screen
Door Sets, etc.
A complete assortment
of Fishing Tackle, Gar­
den H o s e , Nozzles,
Sprayers, Valves etc.
G. W . M O R N H I N W E G
Cross & White
, CHOPPING EVERY DAY.
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Anyone wishing to buy cheat seed. I have aSj
limited am ount free from smut.
I will exchange tor oats if desired.
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the state fair this week.
Friends from Iowa visited
Mr and Mrs Claude Davidson !
* f i,e, 9awi"* few days with Mr an I Mrs Chi
were business callers at the coun-
’f • . . e." “ 8 tam e' Nichols.
tv
seat
la
s
t
F
r
id
a
v
;Came
^'^htened at the saw and
ty seat last Friday,
started
to run and threw Mr An Open letter to the Scho
Mrs H .J Farwell was visiting
Clerks and Bovs and Girls
Kendall
and the saw ran over
in Albany last Friday.
in School.
him and broke his leg and bruis­
W L McCunnell transacted
ed
and
injured
him
otherwise.
My
Dear
Fellow Workers:
business .n Albany Saturday.
W
FCra
vford
on
Tuesday
wns
If
there
are
any boys or gir
Mr Conner the mail carrer,
appointed
administrator
of
the
in
your
district
that have finiBhe
has been obliged to go by wty
Albany Furniture Exchange
estate of his wife, Margaret the school yeai book, that is sa’
of Robert’s bridge on account t f
SIPVU 'i i a r a EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
Crawford deceased. The estate ed the best class worK for exh
N E W A N D S E C O N D H A N D H O U S E H O L D G O O D S muddy roads on his regular mail
iis
valued at $8550, of which, bition at the County Fair, ple<a
route. •
415-421 West P ity, Street
; $800J is real estate. The heirs hatfe them mail the work, rivft
The rock crusher has started
i - x l i L u .?
hLUSe hol^ ood8’ we can 8ave your money.
are Mr Crawford and his two ed in book form, to the Count
up again at Saddle Butte.
children,
Susan Ann, aged 14, Superintendent’s office befor
The market road to Corvallis
and
Wm
M,
aged 7 years.
the opening of the Linn count
is impassable in pltces.
Linn
County
won the stock fair October 5th.
Auction Dates o f B. T. Sudtell’s Sales. The Shedd teachers are: Prof
“ Stock Judging Contest.”
Van Winkle
trine.pal;
Mrs judging contest at the state fair
Monday,
Harvey
McConnell
and
The
First National Bank o
x 216 Lyon Street. Albany, Oregon.
Hinds, assistant high school
Ralph
Malson
tieing
for
first
Albany,
and the First Saving
teacher; Mrs Jones teaches the
place
with
a
scope
of
410
each..
Lank
of
Albany, are offering
ith and 8th; Miss Epperley has
I
he
contest
was
open
for
the
silver
trophy
cup to be given t
the -1th, 5th and 6th grades, and
whole
state.
the
school
which
furnishes th
Mrs Robertson has the primary
1
M te o rk near A lb a n ,
Richard Jewell was a Sunday- winning team in a stock judgini
grades.
t Jo*»a W ilt^ p k aear Albany
ÿ
i contest which is to take place oi
Mr and Mrs Bee Crawford night visitor in Albany.
* I l H e s a ri jj< a r JrÄersoo
Leon Elder visited friends jn i Friday, Oct 8th, at the Uni
9 Jobs N « o rt)ic k T a fle « M uth went of Halaey
went to I.ane County to attend
Albany Sunday.
county fair at Albany.
the fair.
«M t Fete Haaàhn near Mon month
<
J
Lawson
commenced
Ou « Sale at Linn County Pair
dry-
Each school is entitled to ap
Percy McElroy is visiting his
ing prunes last week.
» »• I t a *4 12 O«o A U t » , Riverton. Coot County
point a team of three, the meoi
sister. Mrs E D Farwell.
<Xt l i Kokeet Burkhart at Albany
Miss Margaret Dawson has 1 hers may be either boys or girls
Glenn Gregory and Charles
44 -KegiaUred Jeraey aale at Satan
gone
to Medford to teach this' betw-een the ages of twelve ant
Eldon went to Pendleton to at­
coming year.
eighteen. Each team contest
tend the round up.
Stanley Henry is fitting up a ' ^ rs * Saxton is reported to ing for the prize should preseni
Arlramith shop
K «
___ . i have recovered frovn her illness to the judge a statement signet
blacksmith
in iz
Kenneth
Robinson’s garage and will soon enough that she t-an ride 3 ut and by the teacher or the elerk of th<
School Board, certifying thal
be able to do blacksmithing for call on her trie’ ids.
Miss Esthe , Dawson coinmen- this team was duly appointed L
anv.
E H Margason s smoke house |ced teaching the Greenback represent the school. No school
»•7» th e G ood Judge
shall have more than one team.
was visited the other night and , *ch0°l !ar t week.
The county Agent, S V Smith
his
meat
was
all
taken.
Y o u get more genuine chew­
I’ine Grove
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Albany, is in charge of-the co
Mrs C A Troutman was shop­
ing satisfaction from the Real
ping in Albany Friday.
(Received last week after the test’ and for rules ®nd regul
Tobacco Chew than you ever
At a meeting held Monday * PaP*ra were printed.)
, tions write to him.
got from the ordinary kind.
evening it was decided to place a
A glass wedding was given . Also write S V Smith for ai
T h e good tobacco taste
community exhibit and individ- ' Monday evening (Sept 20) at the information concerning boy
ual displays at the fair next!home of Mr and Mrs Fred Syl- (and girls' club work.
(••ta bo long— a small chew
Prof C W Boetticher h
week. A committee consisting tester.
of this class o f tobacco lasts
charge
of the Room exhibits ai
StanleVvln Wd<k’| M,L J ¡M jOre’ They received quite a number
much longer than a big chew
individual
Exhibits. Pie*
Stanley
Van
Winkle
and
J
d
a
y
lof
gifts.
Ice
Cream
and
cake
of the old kind. T h a t’s why
was appolnted to collect the ex J were served as refreshments vrrite him for particulars.
it coats less to use.
Friday «Oc‘. 8, is free admissio
aK S U * ""*
folk, enWH,
A n y man who has used both
da.v for children. It is optioni
'
selves by playing games, while
Linds will tell you that.
word has b*en received that the older jnes »ere entertained wit h districts but where the mi
Harvey McConnell and a son of hy music. There were many jorii y wish to attend the fair
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J B Cornelt won first prizes in present in honor of the occa- migh t be well to declare a hot
day f* r the schcol. The fair i
R
r is a long tine-cut tobacco
thestoci judging exhibition at ' Sion.
st
ietJy iduiationa'.
*
Sal
*m
Mon
Jay.
R I G H T C U P is a short-cut tobacco
J K Cornett and T J n.»«
Rom G ibson is the proud ow-
Yours very truly,
exhibit ih jrlh jrn s, and j
a S|’>
•
Ida M Cummings.
Ford
Linn Coi nty School Supt.
Aljany, Oregon.
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