| judging contest« to be held a t the
Pacific In te rn a tio n a l T.iv"«tool
exhioitiou
in P o rtlan d , Nov 15th,
¿ne that is relished at all times
by young and old alike is our iras won by the Sbedd club ln-
ice ream . If is mr. le from pure •ividuallv, Clifford C ornett scored
unadulterated cre;,m and fla­ li'zbest w ith 420, H arold Pugf-
vored with pure fruit flavors. 380, and Dell is C ornett B60, m a­
Try some whenever you can. king a to tal of 1660. The losers
There is no more wholesome or scored 1035 points.
Aleo the Shedd Jersey calf club
delicious refrshment on earth.
of
which one member was absent,
Parties and families supplied
and a Benton county team engag­
in any quantity.
ed in practice jndgiug. The Shedd
Jersey club was to have attem pted
lo qualify to represent I.inn co u n ­
ty a t the W estern Royal Livestock
show in Spokane Nov 1, but be­
cause one m em ber was unable to
ne present selection was deferred
The two m em bers of the Jersey
club presen t were H arvey McCon­
nell and R alph Matson but they
were debarred from the Portland
trial because they wou the state
cham pionship in stock judging at
ibe sta te fair in Salem.
At the conclusion of the judging
the m em bers of the four team s
were given com plim entary tickets
to the football game between the
U A C and th e M ultnom ah club
where tney w atched the two team s
battle to a scoreless tie.
J B C ornett has moved from the
farm into Shedd.
The freshm en and teachers were
entertained last F riday n ig h t with
a party given by the 7th an d 8th
grades.
G randm a D unlap lias returned
to town after visiting for a w hile
with her son, W J D unlap.
A
Anyone wishing to boy cheat seed, 1 have a
There were eleven from here
who
attended the Rebekah conven­
/j\ limited am ount free from smut.
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tion at Jefferson.
A
I Will exchange for oats if desired.
Mrs J C Clay, who had been
visiting in P o rtland, retu rn ed to
Shedd last T hursday.
Mrs M eada Forbes is visiting
this week w ith her brother, W J
D unlap.
Sbedd was well represented at
the Odd Fellow s’ convention in
Coivftllis la st S atu rd a y , more
than th irty going from the lodge
tiere.
Fred H ill is shaking hands with
E V E R Y T H IN G F O R T H E H O M E
his old friends here.
N E W A N D SEC O N D H A N D HO U SEH O LD GOODS
W B McClain and eon N orm an,
415-421 West First Street
who had been visiting at Oak
When in need of house hold goods, we can save your money.
Ridge, returned last week.
Mrs Cassie M argason and her
two children have gone to Mur-
n a n for a visit w ith her grand-
sa y s th e Good Judge
lutxher, Mrs C astlem un
That you are getting full
D F N ew land, wbo was lately
value for your money
h u rt in an autom obile accident in
when you use this class of
Seattle, is rapidly im proving. H e
tobacco.
was an A lbany caller M onday.
The good, rich, real to­
Mr and Mrs R E M argason
bacco taste lasts so long,
were A lbany shoppers M onday.
you don’t need a fresh
Mr and Mrs E E G ordon left
chew nearly as often—nor
Tuesday for a trip to New York
do you need so big a chew
■nid other points of interest.
A POPULAR
REFRESHMENT.
CLARK’S
CONFECTIONERY.
Cross &
i
White
Screen Doors, Screen
Door Sets, etc.
A complete assortment
of Fishing Tackle, G ar­
den H o s e , Nozzles,
Sprayers, Valves etc.
Cross &
White
CALIFORNIA
I
Winter Playground of the Pacific
Where the climate brings sunshine
and flowers the year round.
Play golf over splendid courses; tennis on championship courts;
polo on fields of international renown; motor over perfect high­
ways: horseback riding along picturesque bridle-paths; surf bath­
ing or. smooth sandy beaches.
Reduced Round Trip
Winter Excursion Tickets
via
The Shasta Route
On sale daily to March 31. 1921.
Final return limit April 30, 1921.
Stopovers permitted at all points within limit of tickets.
California booklets will help you select the resort of your choice.
Secure your copy now. They are free on request.
Inquire of local agents for particulars as to faret,
routes, sleeping car accommodations and train
service via the Shasta Route.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
spirit, and mourning based upon whole state. The Port of Port­
it, who pass into the sweetest land Commission having ¡been
and most sacred recesses of created by a special act of the
Christ’s heart.
legislature, that law can he
Blessed are the meek. True amended only by the legislature
meekness is heroic. It means or by a vote of the people of all
victory over self and the control Oregon.
of temper and passion.
Upon the Port of Portland haa
Merciful. Mercv as a feeling devolved the duty of providing a
is that habit of mind which navigable channel up the Colum­
ieads one to feel pity rather than
bia and Willamette rivers, of
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resentment toward a wrong do­ builddng docks and other ship­
er.
ping facilities. The increased
Pure in heart. Complete pu­ number and tonnage of ships re­
rity of inward thought and de- quire that the channel be deep­
s.re.
ened and widened and that more
Peacemakers, Those who tty docks be built. For this purpose
to heat quarrels among men anu the bill enlarges the borrowing
nations and to reconcile men to
and taxing power of the commis­
God.
sion, but taxes are to be levied
Persecuted. Chris t i a n i t y and bonds and interest on them
teaches that persecution against paid by taxpayers of the Port
any faith is w rong.
District.
The pastor called a meeting of
School Notes
the Sunday school board last
Sun lay at which it was decided
to put on an intensive rally and The girls’ glee club are going
to give a minstrel show Friday
decision day campaign.
evening,
Nov 5. Come and en­
Mrs Lester Pearl of Portland,
joy
an
evening
f ill of clean fun
a daughter of Mr and Mrs E IS
and
a
good
hearty
laugh. Tick-
Marsters, attended the morning
i
ets
will
be
on
sale
next week.
service. Also Miss Maude Bri­
Everybody
come
and
help your
ant of Albany, who was a guest
school.
it the D S McWilliams home.
The High School is increasing
A goodly number of our town
in
number each week. We are
and country people turned out
all
hopeful for a lively good year.
last Thursday evening to extend
The
girls are going to practice
to Bro Cook and family a hearty
Monday
and Thursday evenings.
as you did with the ordi­
reception
in
their
new
field.
Funeral services for H erbert
We
are
hoping
to make up a good
Mrs
B
M
Bond
led
in
the
intro­
nary kind.
Davis, son of G E Davis and wife
first
team
to
play
other towns.
duction
of
some
new
and
enjoy­
A nym onw l > 1: 3 f ceu the
were field at 2 o ’clock T uesday a f ­
A
High
School
play
is in prog­
able
games
in
which
everyone
Real T o b ar: j <. 'h v will
ternoon a t the Shedd ceiu-tery.
ress.
It
will
be
a
GOOD
one.
became
acquainted
with
the
tell you thut.
Mr Davis was born in B-nton
preacher
and
the
fellow
he
did
The
foot
ball
bovs
were
defeat­
Put up in two styles
county, March 3, 1901, but had '
not
know.
And
then
the
eats
ed
last
Saturday
by
Brownsville
resided on a farm near Shedd foi |
W-B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
served by the ladies’ committee. 12 to 0. But they played up well
several years. A brother, Ken * 1
R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
W-e-l-1, when a fellow calls for and really did splendidly for the
neth, recen tly died from d ip h th e
more you know it tastes pretty first game. Many of them were
ri’t, and H erbert also had
tin
good.
badly bruised.
-aine disease, but recovered from
Dear
friends,
do
not
forget
Last week the first four grades
the M 'tn o d is *. ch u rch every o th e r t when haart com plications set in,
Shedd
the
prayer
meeting
on
Thursday
entertained
the High School As­
snnday eve n ing and the M e th o ­ which resulted in death Sunday
evening and the gospel sermons sembly with several of their lit­
Last F rid ay aJternooa an exci­ lis t m in is te r preaches at the I.' P i ifteruoon at 2 o ’clock.
on Sunday, both morning and tle games. The High School was
tin g game uf football was place
•liurch every a lte rn a te S unday ,
evening.
delighted with their fun They
Methodist
Church
N
otes
on the C entral Hi gridiron. Th
•ve ilin g .
ire now preparing another drill.
A lbany team was too heavy fo
The C alapnoia T hreshing Co
Why Support the Port of Port-,
Shedd and the score was 47 to 7 ii 'eld a meeting lately a t the Shedd
The Teacher's Training class
SUNDAY SCHOOL
land Measure?
favor of A lbany. D uring the pre ■tank to transact business.
ire
busily recording the library
Citizenship in the new king
gress of (he gam e, D G ihhs, right
oooks and putting new cords in
Mrs k i t e Cruft is caiivassintt dom.
In submitting the Port of Port­
tackle, was p a in fu lly in ju red. In- lor the U 1' church and Mrs
Ye therefore shall be p?rfe?t land consolidation bill to the vo­ them.
left leg above the an k le beiiq •(•ranger for the M ethodist church.
as your heavenly Father is per­ ters of Oregon the people of Those in the book keeping
badly sprained so th a t lie had to
Miss H a ttie Damien leaves this fect. Matt 5: 48.
Portland ask the people of the class are finding it more difficult
be eartied from th e field.
■veek tor a few m onths’ visit with
This lesson teaches us to study whole state for authority to pro­ as they proceed with their work.
Mis* M aude Allen of Shedd, -slatives in South D akota and
the thought of Jesus as to the vide means of shipment by sea Quite a number of the High
and E rn est W eber of Roseburg, low».
She lived
there until character required of a citizen for the state’s products. Port­ School students are taking mu-
were m arried at th e home of th e ilimit ten years ago.
of the kingdom.
land is the great port of Oregon, ■»¡c lessons to gain another cred­
bride S unday, October 1(1, 11*20,
Last S a tu rd a y the contest took
Blessed are the poor in spirit, for it is the chief point of ex­ it
by Rev Stanley Van W in k le . |dac« in Corvallis bet ween the
meaning the opposite of pride, port for the products of both
We thank all those who patron­
They will make th e ir b o rne. in Shedd S h o ilh o rn c luh and the
self
righteousness and conceit.
eastern and western Oregon, ized the foot ball game last Sat­
Roseburg
Scio 1‘ig d u b as to w ho would rep-
Biessed are they that mourn. ind in that manner it renders a urday.
The U P minister preaches in resent Liuu county in the slot«-
It is they who have poverty of public service to practically the
High School Reporter.
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