1925
G ivin g o f T o y
The origin of tl.c custom of «K in «
toy« to * '
’ et ChrMma* ha*
n-\, r b on . i.li a-
V tweed I* I»
known lh* children of the
: \g
III fact, it is slipping fast
j Egyptians
lived toy* as gM
at
W ith fle e tin g footstep s hu rry stated par
» during which their
ing on
elders Inde
t lr. fi-tlvel* of go. d
IT* jon (he yea r* that have wtll wore t * :«V ) year* before rh*
coir ns of
hrist.— llvvrg* Ntstál
passed.
So many are glad to bid it adieu Moran
And feel it has lin gered too
long.
On the Contrary
¡ II le ft its .«liar* o f pleasures
Maud (newly uiarrWsl) You look
and sorrow s too,
vary melancholy G. rge. are >>«;
Hut we loved it too when it eorry you married met
was young and strong.
George- No, iloar. of »morse noi. I
And “ 25“ now rom es with its wa* only thinking of «Il P o nice girls
I can't marry
voice.
Maud -Oh. George, how horrid of
" fo r g e t it," it »ays. “ Com e he
y»*u ! I thought you »«red for noliodv
m erry.
but me.
Die old vear is gone with its
George—That i* *»v my dear. I
g r ie fs ami its j o > s .
wasn't thinking >>f myself l*ul of the
Tills is 1925 and the month disappointment they hare had !
o f J an u ary."
. i s an infant yet. so wish it
M ystery o f Sound Board
all luck.
The sound board of a piano, al
I'ut out the glad “ M it" and though It la actually a thin aheet of
give it a cheer,
ttr wood. Is a wonder not fully under
com e into this w orld il wood In It* effect* Most people know
■ hat every note has a complete and
need* som e pluck.
So here's fo r a hearty and >ery elaborate set of vibration* which
»'lve It Its pitch and character, and all
H ippy New Year.
hese separate sets are reproduced tn
the sound board quite Independently.
A dashlty dress,«! youth was bus
Even tn comparatively simple music
a tig around the foreman of a con- there are frequently thousands of vi
»1 ruction gang in hopes of picking up brations going on in that piece of thin
a soft Jot. as timekeeper.
brittle wood, which we can hear but
“ 1 have nothing like that left.” said -aanot see; and with alt the crossing
the husky foreman. "You aay you and recross,ng of the vibration lines
need work
If you need work, why which must take place there Is never
•n't you try hodcarrylngf
any confusion, .and It t* possible to se
"1 ain't strong enough to carry one lect any group of vlbrutloos as the
f them hods.“
one to wnlch we can pay the moat at
"Now. look here, lad. I’ll make you tention. Perhaps e,en still more won
. fair oiler. If you'll really go to work derful Is the fact that the piano maker
111 call four bricks a load."—Louis can make the board suscvpUhto to dif
ville Courier-Journal.
ferent kinds of vibration without
knowing how be does U.
Hy Anna S. H er*« g
¡ lie old year “ 21" w ill soon be
,
Bone,
and THE BANKS HERALD
y
&
Issued livery Friday A l
Heave rloli, Oregeu.
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Editor and
Huicii
»>It«.*r
"Kntoml M nrcMUl-claa* M IW !)«««■» br Mb.
IKX. at lha Paal (N kt at Haavartaa. Oraaaa
undar tka Act af Marc!) 1. I»7*.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Advertising rates on application.
Young twig!* are soon er bent
than oid trees.
Hi' it ever so speedy there is
no one who can't catch a cold.
Quite a few folks p re fe r the
solid South to the liquid North.
There i» more »Iren g th In a
true heart than m a walled
eity.
Some o f those Chinese g e n
e ra l» “ A in ’ t Gonna Reign No
Mo’ .“
Change is not made without
inconvenience, even from w orse
to better.
DINNE ft Ik
Jerusalem A gift of M o r ir e tur
k, ya ha* just beau re eu ,.J by the
Near Kaat Hellet from an Armenian
farmer In Egypt. Tb bird* ara to
provide Christ mas dii er* for l.lito
Armenian children tu orphanage*
hora,
In tellig e n t Reading
If (lie books which you read ara your
• <u. mark with a pen or pencil the
i oat considerable things In them
» hlch yon most dooiro to romember.
\ Vi* you m y read that book the see*
< id time over with half tb# trouble.
' » your ey# running over the para
apha which your peucll* ha* noted.
I: Is hut a very weak objection against
i la practice to say. “ I shall spoil my
»dt"; for I persuade myself that you
d not buy tt as a bookseller, to sell
again for gain, but as a scholar, to
* prove your mind hy It; and If the
Ind he Improved, your advantage la
aundant. though your book yields leas
utcy to your executors.
W hen P illo ry W a t Used
The use of the pillory for the pun
hnnni of evil doers ws» only ahol-
hed In England during rompuratlv»
recent times, and was In active op
ration in June. IS37, This peculiar
rtn of punishment has a venerable
istory. and was known before the
,mqoest. In the form of an tnstru-
ent of torture called the stretch-
■eck. The ptltory wa* usually dedl-
. itod to fraudulent dealers, seller* of
• 'mm gold rings, or counterfeiter* of
ipal bulls, until Star chamber tyrants
mde It a political weapon, whereby
■any a noble heart was tried aad
: -tapered.
fiitU f C U o*C L.i,
.W u ' W
thousands o f Hivat soefled.
piesouFHW .am / de/' ned in.
Dumb Dan is so dumb that
he thinks you go sw im m ing in
a poolroom .
i"
l T
A woman in Kentucky, who
thought she could run an auto,
ran amuck instead.
A
M hrovdcaat
abre -Ron
ricutfar
m rtri
# blue Cross
rotogravure
F-gl nu
otkari
ckq;t¡jph
Rikwl48
cyp»«
RcJ Scar
«ippíO
FLj Day
pm vnni
•tcrol
muJ gun
meg j bar
Sv :;r*|
Rutlicne
piasmor
taiga
ro¡¡ mop
•Kcmcen
»ek.il
sugamo
tcvicf
preccol
p*oro*h
realtor
S P. boat
duveryn
0»-chi>Slovak
camp tire gir!
aerial cascade
Air Council
Devil Dog
activation
Federal Irasi BcrJt
/* (Aii JtiawAotic
c lin i
-re
p
MT“. ■ «A
T“
\ r M # . - -
They say poets are born. Now
doesn't that sound like a p o et*
T ry in g to dodge all the blame.
Any turkey who can survive
Th an ksgivin g, Christm as,
and
New- Y ear’s is a tough old bird.
AA hat w ill the country come
to i f they keep on Tubbing the
m a iS and bobbing the fe m a le »7
W h oever ha* a good presence
and a good fa»h ion . carries a
continual letter o f recom m en
dation.
Jusl a* we w ere feelin g a
little bit better a New
A'ork
woman up and died and left
$5,00(1 to a pet cat.
A’oung Roosevelt should have
known better than to try to
come over all
the
“ Sm ith"
votes in the country.
Hurse markets are coming back. As both farm and city are demanding more
nd better horse*, better price* may ultimately result, according to the Sears-
! .«buck Agricultural Foundation based on a study of the trend in the buying
i wer of farm horses during the past 57 years.
Low price* probably will continue to discourage horse and mule produc-
>n and cause a falling off In the equine population until average prices return.
Te Foundation believes Hut already horse breeding operation* have begun
expand in the districts posses-1 ng the kind of foundation stock capable of
! reducing the sort of horses the market wants. Attractive prices are now
■Ing paid for all good, blc sound shapely drafters coming to market and g,“ 'd
! irses of the wagon type weighing 1,400 to 1,(500 pounds. Prices have ad-
inced from the extreme depression of two years ago.
How soon the turning point will be reached on the rank and (lie of horse*
; uncertain. Previous cycles of horse and mule prices as shown hy the ac-
•mpunylng chart have varied gredtly tn length. The first lasted eleven years
„HI depression to depression, the second eighteen years and the present cycle
- already twenty-seven years. It seems logical to believe that an upward
j im In prices which will last for a decade or longer will start before long
nd that good horses and mules produced from matings In the next few year*
ill get the benefit of that advance by the time they reach marketable age.
’ood horses are the exception on farms today. It Is unthinkable that good
irmers will be content with plugs for long
Jt'* funny how some respect
ed citizen s regard "P le a s e R e
m it" on an overdue bill
as
n oth in g short o f blackmail.
FAR M R E M IN D E R 8
Kveti attillila, lesa illsimae, hot -
' Polka w ho vv a li t aum iller P M » ter lU.nb'*. few er Weeds, les»
«m l
turo fur li«>g» cuii pian i D w urf tlnekmio. «m i Imi ter erops
Ilio « d v un
K »«e \ rape
ut abolii 5 pontili* unire lire some o f
tine O A.
«n «e r e in
Aprii, May, or early luges o f eleun semi
o vn erim eol
sln liou
field
.lune, «m i h «v e n goovl hog pus- . t'.
ture slV or e lg lit weeks «M ei yielded H* * hushels from eleun
thè see,| la pianteli.
T h e J eter ed semi, «n tl under like coud
12,2 Im
p ia n tin e*, If Ilo* «o li lui» lieen lion s oth erw ise only
prepurml enelv, usually m «k e « from thresher run seed
The
uooit tieni o f eveellent sllluiner seed tc-dtng Inhorulorv «I l'o r
hog pasture.
v tilli» w ill le d your spoil.
WA N T E D
!, ,-nmatism, lumbago, pruriti», bnc!
. -, still neck, »ore mu«cl«», Stiain-.
.in«», aclung joints AA hen you at.
' • tig " i you can hardly get aromi !
•i 11 V Kcd IVpiwr Knh
- thing ha» »uch concentrate,!, p-n,
.’ ¡ng heat a» rv,t pepper», ami win
t j nctrates right down mt.i ]
! ce gestion relief comes at >ni,
tot ,n »os'it as you apply Resi !
Heb you feel the tingling heat
i mutes the »ore »not is wa
ogh .¡ml through an ! the tor!;;:
i- »! « Red I’rpprr Rub tn ‘ ft
I
-er», coat» liltlc at an, «In
i.-
!ot a jar at once. Be »«re t
.,1 i, oc. with the lume E c ...
erv pack-wt
Jingle Bells
M IC K IE, T H E P R IN T E R 'S D E V IL
15,000,-
d an ger o f over production
luta» c lo v e r
w ltb
wln'itI
Ilo
or
bur
Icy «m i gel m ore grain por aoro
bui p in 'll mi buck horn, »o rro l,
tnt!
I Ü K
S A L I
When
WVanlsd
llig t)
«ottoni g ir l tir
g irl fur getterai housework.
S iilo
ttuo unii Wttgo.
M r»,
lliggltta, l'o r i lumi. Iti. 5. Col
pimno Main a s i i
o a
■ ti* finto o r T ra .la c rtier l>«!
75 hy Hit* foni, « filli ami l'ino,
l'n lt'u u it ont» blnok frulli (ho
l: . o l ine
Prie«* »050. AVill
■ i, fi*r Honvot'ltiii lu i« or
o ivo.
l'.iy or uooopl d lf-
feretice.
Albori llu n d l. Il«,«
veri, n'.
Ailv «• 2-5
M ipaa A Son
PAR LO R S
n il.L IA R D
qara
Tobaccos
C on fection *
Soft
uly B uilding
Back Murta Flush Your
Ktdnoys a* You Clean
Your Bowela
D rin k«
l/Vatuon Straat
EAVERTON BARKER SffOP
lr ir*t clttxs
TV,irk
I In i h In ( 'm i m*ct bin
’ it
t p lin liilp
S.iuiiur.A
HI m m
C .1. Stfrciii. Prop.
EAVI RT ON.
ORE
A
De a ler
t ir i
AVn»*ted— ilo ,„ io l
t ni; tolti,
«n,< H tiililiiig
wi i k.
doso) I
lvii"v, l'Inuio, Al r srt.l 11.in
rt. Ih>\
55 A l' ,ril«n,| <»r*
Salts Fine for
Aching Kidneys
K.
In
Your
HANSON
W ood
and
0-*«l
lin ie r «
In
i'.arly
•»bona 433,
Botvcrt#*»
V. E. Fegg
F o r Sala
li
» hsiffiF, p Q N
brod, 1« iminths olii, o r vvill
Umirrt.iki'i .nul Kmbalnu t
Ira ,!«. AV, 0 .' Clark, 2 tulio«
(»range Htnldlng
w osi o f Hoavertnn, III, 4, Hox
UKAVKKTON.
•
OREGON
34
Adv p 4
F loctrlc F lo o r S u rfaoln g— On old
o r iiow floora.
A ll kliuls o f
har*lwnii(| flo o r*
l«i»l.
AN hy
oontom l u ni*
rotigli
flo o r »
w Itoti iliey cali br uindo smoutb
liko new ?
\\ fi. (ilfio r d , 713
K ivltlb SI , llllla b o ro
c 32 If
Zr. J. R T a lb c r i
D E N T IS T
Men folks forget tip t the kidneys,
Itossi lluildinit
get sluggish
like the bowels, »imu'iiir
¡lushing occa-
and «k'ggrd ami need
» mi .»llv el'c we h.v,e !■ kache ami dull
■ '«y o rto n
Ot
misery in the kidney o <• n, -«»err
headache*, rltcitir.it >c : ing s torpid A lrcd l* Pup >1* , puro broil. .
cvplt -Mie»* aud
live,, acid stomach,
OR SA M U EL SORRN SEN
* litoti III» old, u l»o 2 -yoa r oltl
all sort» of bladder ¡moler»,
Or fia ’Tìiicl Soronic.*. *
You -imply must k p ,.>or kidneys
«I ti ologiblo fo r r«,gi«try, «Il
active and clean and t!>< moment sou
•Inni.
tul lio*«nseit '
fi>|- siilo o r (rado.
\Y. G.
feel an ache or |Mtn in the kidney
I ’.lnrk, Il, uvei ton, Ul. 4. !!>>x
IM IO N 'K S
regio« begin drinking lot» of water.
*» m ile* \ve»t
Also get about io'ir ounces oí Jad Salts
34
l> *
l:«'ii\crfi*n
If
f
i
a
from any (:
»im
here, lake
a lablc'pooitful in a eia»» of water be F o r Sala Cheep — A C. 1-C. Uthi
IÜ IM «!
fore breakfast for a f,
d u » anil your
a Fisk tire, 33 X L in goilll
kidneys will thru alt fine This famous
la**-
fi|*e with inner tube
»alts is made from lb a, id of gr ipe»
(J M i N T I
1* 1
and lemon jujee, con-.bined with tuhia,
li Hr,*« . (¡«r u g o .
l laten
and is internici! to tHidt clogged kid-
F o r Sal* —Stilali tinti! •' i ml two
itili
lot «. 50 X 100 ft.. between N.
NI nuiTiv.it» and M c rk o i«
I in the urine «> they r Iiioger irritate.
III.
Main m !l| \Vl*»t S I h . $ 1!Ml
Mi
iti bulli
; thus lu'
ar
car
(lUilY
l.in o A rata
II«'
Bim bi« and O r l i l i «
; order:.
«b. >p*. I le « » ertoli. Aiix r 2-5
Tad Salt» is inevtsn vr; make» a
f,»r n g len i r'd tic tb "* m pi
.. ;?cr drink
« «nv in » lo Ihe pure!: i- i .»
whi».i ever,!.».. «hoald take n*,w ami
frolli IO lo 25 pei ceni
hrn to help keep tin. kidney» clean.
A well-known l<x-»l dr, -i-i «ay» he
Com e «i*i| be l'im v !nced
»ell, lots of J.‘«l Sail lo i !
who tie
(!«*rner Uh «m i Mni’t S treet»
ievr in trying to c-rri.t i ' • troulse
For Infants and Children
lid i- lo r o . Oregon,
-vliilc it i* only trouble I , all means
hive your ph*»iei.v.i examine your kid In Use For Over 3 0 Yea rs
0t N L E W IS A CO
neys at least twice a year.
Always bear*
tba
CASTORI A
Signaler« ol
r.
I.
r
i
B eaverten Transfer Co.
H O W ’S T i n s ?
5
m do wl.at w* daim D r U n i y», n ■ . * n |
A <>f CatArrU or Doaim«« caimm by
K CnUrrh
Lewis Brothers, Props.
Auto Truck end Livery Service. Daily Trips To
Portia.id.
Furniture and Piar.o Moving.
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Offices: Beaverton; Cor. Watson «nd First St. Portland; 1H8 Front St
Phones: Beaverton, 5L<>n 11.
Portland, Main .'ir40
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of
-iltXH
an
Ola*u *
V I...
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i|r!l*vi»« tu® ‘'lUarrhai l fA flam mat', on. Mini
dio fatarvi »M« iictnr*. t T >m . whi h
acte fH/X'Ujfh n
v ■ ! . r*.,- M . > «
ja aMaiatln^ to .'oaturo nor
br ilnm» lit» for t r ID Yr*i»rn
r. J. ciirnty & ■ ■* . t : .i •.
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Our Besl Wishes Tor
There is le** price variation due !■ quality in hogs than in any other ani
mal in the live stock kingdom. Yet, quality »;.c:ika, even on the hog market,
with top price* going to the smooth, plump |a,rkers. According to the S* nrs-
in this issue we are printing
Ro< , ick Agricultural Foundation, during the prist year choice fat-hacks in
Hie m utuary o f
the
ed ito'1 .«
the lightweight class on the Chicago market, averaging from 1.71 to 200 pounds,
father, who died rc c iiitiy
ir,
nr»' ght from 37 cents to $1/4) p»*r hundred over common hog* of the »«m e
M ichigan
.Although be w.is not
cla*
At the beginning o f the year choice lightweights were s» liing 37 <ent»
known in Ibis im m ediate vicin i
a hundred over the commons. Through February highest prices for lights were
ty, we trust that our reader* *1 ■ -nt* over the low price. Muring March, April, May- and June the spread
narrowed only to widen again through July ind August. In October top prices
w ill bo s u ffic ie n tly itderesled m
In the lightweight class were hovering nround $1U.(JU while low quo ations were
the personal a ffa ir « o f
you,
editor not to take exception to I two dollars less per hundred.
Butcher and bacon hogs are graded ns choice, good and medium In the
our p rin tin g o f as personal a
m a tter as this is and it is ju sl j heavyweights, and choice, good, medium and common In other weight*. For
merly there existed a grade known as prime, which po.-»eased the maximum
l*ossible that
some
of
the
of condition, form and quality. At present It 1« extremely difficult to get this
younger generation might learn
grad,- in the desired market weight* Choice hogs have the conformation and
a little .something through the
quality that are desired In prime bogs, hut nr, not quite so well finished. Good
ca refu l reading o f the »lo r y o f
pur,- bred sires are relatively cheap now and their use would Insure higher
quality litters next spring
Ib is life II,at ha- gone beyond.
A» niitiuul Im p o rt« run
Foo R e n i— '’ ruiiiii
tiiiDiritlsIioil
upntltliotll 111 llnily HiiiM ing
In ,in n o o f .1. Stroud.
Ade o If
To Extend
,\\e bet the man who is try
in g lo perfeet a method o f send
in g ligh t around a corn er go! i
h i» idea from tryin g to get il
through
som ebody's
squaia
head.
ul«lko, or w lill« i'lovor
tin* b o il o « « b c lo p oil
Irrigated or on woatorti
farm *.
T b * «e ro yield
lo 500 pound« o f «orni
000 pound«, Iboro I« no proaonl
F o r Sala— I «.\ terrier
pup
III reo m o n ili« ol il. luqulro «•
Ilio Honvot'loii Ilov low
o f
f 100.
Ail* p till
We Take This Occasion
T h ey are predicting four yre
The best we can
give them is three, fo r the it!i
year i* .when another cam paign
starts.
o t prosperity.
lied.
nomi I*
I fregoli
II lo g o n
is 3110
■ >r dodder,
Got the
Here are
J r u feu) sample» ^
1
V4
Good and evil in the field o f
Ihis world grow up togeth er a l
most inseparably.
V
W ebster ' s N ew
JTERNATK>!Wi DlOIONART
Horse Markets Coming Back
A tactful man is he who look»
on w hile some other dumb bell
»p ills the beans.
0 ALESTINE
A Happy New Year
VI
Berthcftl
OREGON
BEAVERTON
By Gurki Sughro.
6 Wi*«s Nn flft l UM«
TUP HOSPITALITY 0T
I HT E X T R A B A T H R O O M
T he greatest courtesy In h g iic »| is an invitingly san
itary, .bright and clean bathroon,! I!t um purMt, git
their first real glimpse of your hospitality through the
bathroom door!
In one*halhroom-hou»c<t, guests are often eniharra**-
ed and members of the family cannot avoid di e m-
fort during guests’ slay, hy lack of bathir-g and loilet
facilities.
To enjoy refined privacy in the home, lo really injure
fi.nily cornf rrt when iher-' are gue.*Is, lo »how convin
cing hospitality— install that needed extra bathroom
now! An alcove, an unused dost l—any »pace five feet
square —is ample room for the improvement. Particu
lars for the asking
!
B E A V E R T O N PLUM BING Co.
F. W . Bishop, Prop.
BEAVERTON
Phone 320
OREGON
Young Solomon
i