M an W ith G rit W in».
C .rlt ,
«
.1 laU ing |,.>s«P«sinr
o f you. l i o j v r Its Infiuenep you act as
th o ug h you w ore a ( t lf fe ir a t person
A n d th a t m ay he m ore tru e tlu tn we
th in k . C e rta in ly there Is n new »|ertt
In th e m an who dares w h a ' has I, <••-
h ith e rto ini|M)sslhle. It's the g rit t liiii
lies back o f him th a t does th * work.
Som etim es It comes lute In ||fe . Rut
m ore o fte n It ehows It-, i f v<rti rlie
firs t g eat tearing. Enem ies u.
m in k
they le n e th in g s th e ir own wav. The
outcom e w ill il, ¡lend on who has th,
V ”
tV'-en ven see the lip s stra ig h t
en tig in to a fixed lin e and the eyes
ta k in g on a new lu s te r yon want to In
on y o u r e im rd.
T lte man w ith g rit
Is n 't itd y e rtls in g h im s e lf He ju s t w aits
u n til nothin is needed and then you
In v o lu n ta rily m ake way fo r him .
A rts e ’ S p in n in g and W eaving.
T h e developm ent o f the a rts o f sp in
n in g and w eaving lo o k o ln e e • 1 e a r ! '
In the h is to ry o f a-i viliz.si I !>>■• th a t no
records o f th e ir licg in u lu g s are pre-
served.
A t the tim e o f Alexander's
e x p e d itio n to India the natives o f that
region » o re shaw ls o f great heatttv
T he G reeks learned many p ro ce sse s
o f woolen
tilt, n u fa c t ti re fro m
tile
E g yp tia n s, a n il the Romans a fte r pick
Ing up tin - a rt fro m the Greeks passed
It on to the o ccid e n ta l w orld. Woolen
garm ents « e re w o rn by the Romans
at a very e a rly period. I t Is prohanh
th a t the firs t lessons the ancient B rit
ous received in the a rt were derived
Im m e d ia te ly a fte r tlte Roman cot
quest.
Socrates and Plato.
F enelon relate s th a t when the fa th et
o f P la to w ished to have his son eiln
va te il he to o k h in t to S o c r a te s , who. to
some
stran g e
■-outcldeuce.
lin e
dream ed the n ig h t before that lie bore
In his bosom a young swan w hich as
soon as the fe a th e rs came upon It
d isp la ye d Ils w ings and sin g in g w ith
In e xpre ssib le sweetness raised its - lt
In to th e highest regions o f a ir, soaring
w ith in tre p id Hight.
Socrates nevt-t
doubted th a t the swan ty p ifie d P lato
and th e boundless fam e In- was des
f it t e d to e n jo y. P la to and S o c r a te s h e
lieved In tlrea m s and A ris to tle a d m it
ted th a t they m ig h t have a supernal
u ra l o rig in .
A Miss Wesley from Boise, Ida will_
commence sharp at
ho, arrived Monday evening for 10 a m. Make a special effoi! /ft
a visit with her uncle, A Wes to be on time.
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W A F astbcrn
ley.
W e E astrv :
Sermon topics as follow: At 45
212 W k s i i- i k s r .
T w o S t o r k s
l.k- I. VON S i »
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Rodney Savage had the good 11 a m. "My Church” and in 1 45
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iuck to shoot a fine deer ju st the the evening Bro Phillips will /¡5
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last day of the open season. He speak on "The Need of C hrist." 45
was accompanied by Geo Dannen This will be his last service with /15
W
and Roy Commons. Dannen had the church as pastor, as he will 45 Ou
Sugar, Flour, Cereals, offeo. Beans and all kinds of mer- 51/
been there before and got a fin" ask that his resignation be ac-i $ chandiSe ;s on
th ¿own grade as you will observe by reading 51/
one.
cepted to permit him to accept a 45
below. Study economy, buy conservative- 5j^
Mr McAlavy of La Fayette, call to the church at Newberg.
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arrived here last week and is the
It is hoped that there will be 45 ' an^ ::s -vou n‘ supplies and save money by trading in
guest of 0 F Neal and family.
a good attendance at all the str- 4 5 Alk*arii- a *'M with ls .
Frank williams from near Co
vices on the next Sunday at d 45
9 .» $
burg arrived here Saturday even
that the members will make a A S oftw heat Valle flour, sacK 2.40. barrel, 4 sacks
ing. He will make his home for
------ effort to e.»w
me new /p S n o w l— hi.i
. at flour, sack 2.85, barrel, 4 sacks 11.25 W
special
give the
the present with his sister, Mrs pastor the same faithful supp< rt 450lympic, ban; - h it flour, sack 2.90, barrel, 4 sacks
Kump.
11.50 5f
that Bro Phillips has received, j ^ M o n ta n a straight hardw heat flour, sack 3.30, barrel
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J S McMahan and wife are t a k
Don t forget the Endeavcr ^’'Cream Ro1 ied Oats, bulk, pound 8c, 14 pounds
l.oo 5|Z
ing in the stock show in Portland
service at 6:30. Young folks
thisweek.
you have a fine chance to make m Aheat ll"ai
;c'' ' ,c- 5 ancak« «our. sacK
75c and .85
Fred Bogga, a farm er living 5 good through the medium of 45“°"' e’ ' l!;- ^1 -al
ial blend, pound 20c, 6 lbs
lbs 1.10, 20 lbs 3.50 U/
m les southeast of Halsey, has the society. Come. Everyone 45 ^otlee Sr- --, tl ( rn « '-p o u n d ,“>0c, 5 pounds
1.40
sold his farm and will go to Doris is most welcome.
, '• b an 1.25, 5 lb ca n
2.00 51/
California some time next week
( - o 1 lb can 45c, 5 pound can
Endeavor topic, "The Thanks 4 . iiep crc
2.00 5t/
We didn’t learn the m an’s name giving h ab it." Ps 103; 1-22.
C ,t i I 1, M'U.'td package 55c, half pound pckg
who purchased the farm.
.30 51/
Leader Louise Robnett.
tPG iccn le a ¡i bulk, 1 pound 35c, Cocoa in bulk 1 pound
.30 51/
Little Mary Kolpohoff of near
Eastburn Bros.
w
w
- &
w
i k
Halsey was taken to one of the
Harrisburg physicinas Wednes
day Nov 10 sufferiug from the
e le c ts of a kernel of corn which
had lodged far bacK in her nose.
It was necessary to administer
an anesthetic to extract the ob
struction which had been lodged
for several days.—Harrisburg
Bulletin.
^C o m p o u n d . No. 5 pail 1.00, No. 10 pail 1.90, bulk
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coui-'ry
lai
1
per
pound
.30 51/
SUNDAY SCHOOL
^ B la c k o r \\ bit 1 - 2 is 25c, l-ancy bulk cookies pound .35 5V
The Twelve sent forth.
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. . ■ • bite Laiiii 11' .* • 16 b ars 1 30, Yellow Laundry soau
Then saith he unto his disc - J P
2-1 bars
1.00 5»/
pies, The harvest indeed is plen A ta lf g r ii .1 salt 50 r - cd s;i » 55c, 100 pound sacks
1.00 5|>
teous but the laborers are few.
Methodist Church Notes
Beans, 18 pounds
Pray ye therefore the Lord of ^ B u tte r n u t Bread, fi
everv ’ay, 10 and 15c loaf
the harvest, that he send forth
T
CQ&E OVER AND SEE.
laborers into his harvest. Matt
&
9: 37, 38.
School Notes
A great appeal to the church
and the world for m orevolur-
Did you see the foootball teers to carry the message of the
game? Where? Why. at Shedd risen Christ to the dying world.
Thus far Jesus had carried the
if courfe. The Halsey football
team met defeat on the Shedd gospel message alone but in this
" Id iast Friday. But never-the- lesson realizing that he could no
“ T rim m e r.”
longer reach the great multi
As n name fo r a c e rta in kin d of less we do not feel such a defeat.
tudes,
he commissioned the
The boys played against odds
p o litic ia n th e w ord trim m e r cm iie lute
twelve
apostles.
The great ne
use S h o rtly a fte r llie rw stnr.itln n of from
the beginning.
Louis
the S m a rts , f t was u«e<l as a name o'
cessity for more Workers has
Skirvin
was
unable
to
be
in
the
reproach fo r a person w it > trie d to
ta ke tw o »Ides at the same tim e : "n>ie game on account of injuries re been constantly growing as the
w lm m ils w ith tin- hare nod lit m ts
vived in previous games. At world has become more densely
w ith th e hounds."
A more w o rth y
second
down of the third quar populated. The Cry comes from
in c lin in g was th a t the person to whom
It was ap p lie d was n m oderate.
It ter Jess Cross sustained a bro America, Europe, Asia, Africa
The
Is said th a t In the ri-ign o f Charles ken rib and was forced to go out a»»d the isles of the sea.
II., n v e ry aide p u b lic man o f the
call
comes
for
hundreds,
for
f the game and Leo Jenne wa>
tim e. C h a rles Montague, earl o f H a l
thousands.
A
young
lady
from
-•laced on the lineup. At the
ifa x , adopted the te rm trim m e r to slg
n lfy th a t lie « n s m -lth e r an extrem e
itth down Clarence McKern was our sister church obeyed tl is
w h ig n o r at, extre m e lo ry .
injured and taken from the call and has gone to carry the
Halsey Items
ield and Wayne Robertson was message to dark Africa. To ie
spond is the grandest, noblest
Holt and Lyle Grime? went te •ailed into the line.
Eugene Friday ev> ning to visit
In spite of the fact that the life task that can ever come to a
Re
friends, a rd incidentally took in eaders were now out of the follower of Christ. Ah!
sults
are
coming.
A
member
< f
the ball game: they returned game and new men were placed
our
church
signed
up
last
sun
-
Sunday evening.
in the hack field, the boys did
mer
for
life
service.
Our
young
D Taylor returned home frtm remarkably well. They showed
Fortland Tuesday evening, his act and self control and played people’s societies have been cc n-
tributing to the training of stu
grand jury duties ende 1 for this a good clean game.
How about o tr
time.
The reception that was given dent workers.
There will be a football gamp he football I toys was a decided older member-^? The means
between Halsey Hi and Jefferson success. The hall was artisti- be attained in the "Win
Hi on the local field Friday, No •allv decorated in red and Chum W eek" which began
vember 19.
white. We must here compli- our Epworth I»eague last Sum ay
In the drive for the W C T L' nent the splendid work of the open out into the same great pcs
orphanage to be erected near Cor I decorating committee. A fter an sibilities. What shall the har
vallis, Halsey’s quota is $150.
•vening full of jolly games and vest be? "Freely ye have re
good
music the refreshm ents ceived freely give.”
Mrs F 0 Salmon of Halsey rej
The sermon by Bro Cook la t
were
served.
The refreshm ents
t 'l n n i t o her horn' yesterday i
(Nou 10, a fte r having received , consisted of a real supper, chick Sunday morning frem Rev 2: 4,
en sandwiches, pickles, icecream "Decline of spiritual love,” was
treatm ent at the local hospital.
and cocoa. Thanks to our re certainly a warning to those who
HarriRdurg Bulletin.
Ed W armoth of Medford was a freshment committee we know might be wandering away from
who to choose now. Everybody fellowship with Christ. Also n
Halsey visitor last week.
Arleigh Cummings wounded) eported a remarkably good the evening from the text,
"There was no room for them n
and caotured a large owl one day j time.
this week and he has been held a i Mrs Bond was at the High the inn.” Luke 2: 7. Can it be
prisoner in one of Koontz’s show j school rooms Tuesday afternoon. possible there is no room in our
windows. H • pays very little
The High school have received hearts for Christ, and the life le
ind accepted an invitation to a pleads for us to follow?
attention to passers by.
Chas Straley and family left j reception given in their honor at
Watch for further announce
Wednesday evening for Orlando. Tangent next Friday evening. announcements of our Sun<iy|
Florida. Of course the E n ter We are off for a jolly good time. school Rally Day which wnl be
prise will fo low him.
We received our report cards Observed on Nov 28th.
last
week; some students exhib There will be a pageant enti
Thanl.sgi-i g f e r v i d s will be
h e ld m x t Thuisdav morning in ited beaming faces but we are tled "The Coming of T ru th .”
the Christian Chore'; at 10:39 by orry to say that not all of them The children and young peoi e
Rev C T Cook. C to ! music will d d : why? Do we whisper too assisted by older members a
be furnished. A eor lial we'come much?
the choir will portray in charac
is extended to the public.
Thanksgiving is drawing near, ter sketches and song some great
Parents and Friends,
Last Thursday, G 'O Brand of he t urkey is waiting and we art- truths.
may our young folks have your
Cottage Grove, drove down and anxious for a vacation.
attention? The pageant will le
visited with E S Marste s and
Christian Church Notes
followed by an illustrated ser
family. While watching the
mon by the pastor, which vou
foot bill game he accidentally
Next Sunday services as usual cannot afford to miss. The ser
left his c r a to n th e ground but
it 11 and 7:30. The Bible school vice will begin prompt y at 10:30.
it was four.d afterw ards.
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Miss EMcCallum
_ Missonary From China
Speaks at Christian Church
Sunday 11. AM
Special C. W. B. M Service
EYery one Welcome