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B E . Y V I’J ’.T O V I 1^ " m J Ti L N T I Î t l ’R X Sf: . . . . . . _ ■■■■WJ .. n t ; » A i, CAN N LU C H U N K S Use tta h a n prune.-» th a t a re th o rou gh ly npe. }A i b « ji o n i s m ay be le u lu or r e moved a» ¿ca ire J . H ack the Ja r w ith prunes anU fill v.-.'h syrup, t a a i e w ith 4 cups o f su ^ ar and o H . H . J E F I K I K S . l'u b U s h c r L -P ¿ o f w ater, F ro cesii th e Ja rs in i burling w ater fo r 80 I».m ules. U U r. r ’E M I.N XVtiles or e th e r sw eet v a rie ties ol * P u b lish ed F rid a y o f e a c h w eek by P io n eer P u b lishing Co. a t B ea v erto n , p ru nes a re also g jod can n ed it som e Som e sectio n s of th e Unite > O re. E n te re d a s seco n d -eias* m a tter a t the p o sto ffice a t B ea v erto n , O re. tr u ll acid, such ,.s a slice o f lem on j M a tes have seen to sh orten |or a little lem on Ju ice is added to | »chool te u n s, balieving the sm all s a t- ---------- — — - ..................- — --------- - . ea ch Ja r m gs in ta x a tio n w a n a n ts this, lnd i- Oi all th e d ain ties on th e p rtsarv e vidual fa m ilie s m ay decide to keep S u b scrip tio n Mutes p erhaps nahe is m ore delicious 1 ch ild ren cu t o f sch oo ls becau se they 5.50 ___ $1.50 T h re e m onths O ne T e a r _ th an prune con serv e. T h is is s im p ly ; th in k they ca n n o t d ress th em well P a y a b le in A dvance m ade as fello w s: ___ $.85 Su b scrip tion s ¡enough or p erh ap s to w ork on the 81s M onths P ilU i’JK C O N U E R V iii:—C om bine 2 fa rm s to save la b o r costs, pounds o f halved Ita lia n prunes w ith | O th ers m ay th in k they should th e g rated rind o f 1 o ran g e and keep th e ir ch ild ren hom e because P o rtla n d O ffic e —406-407-408 D ck u m Bld g. P h o n e A T w ater 5814 i th e ju ice o f 3. M easu re and heat they can n o t ca rry them to th e school | alov. iy to the boil ng point, th en add j house in an au tom obile. So th is is B e a v e rtu n O ffice — B io a d w a y n e a r O. E . T ra c k s , P hone 7503 2-3 of its m easu re o f su g a r and cook being w ritten to urge every p aren t 45 R 'ir.uti a. Add 2 cu ps o f shredded j t ° keep every child in school a s long w alnu ts and cook to tn e je lly te s t— j as hu m anly possible in ord er to give 10 or 15 m in u tes. P o u r it in to ste r- th a t child the ad v an tag es o f as good The Young Child , t ilised glasses, cool and cov er w ith j an ed u cation as possible. d oi l parents \\ C have heard O ¡ i d l 'C l l l S spank Spanking' a lew months OKI p a ra ffin . I W h a t they do not g et new they will never learn becau se j baby thinking ihev were being Stern a n d Stalling t h e o t h e r recip es fo r ca n n in g and pre- probably wi tion o f all know ledge is \ child off . right. Oi course, that was foolish, and the sanic ^ <*'*<*“ u pr,inM ' ,or us,nK the i°uf ^ ‘ e> ’ Iht'm n -.i ca r » k k e r s, , puddings, niiririmira and »nrt in m usually usimllv laid d u ring th e school days, . , i ’i i . th,?m in pica, prohibit ion against S l i c l i punishment ol } O l l I l g clnlulell ap variou s o th er w ays m ay be obtained The m ore com plete ed u cation given I ^ Phone 3€d3 U . '! T E } I ü K R il'^vsnton uei, 3602 > ♦ e A _________________ _________ for Better Hewers .5. »;• fe e d them this complete, b a la n c e d diet T* T T •!< 1», lHhl All Kinds G atdau Seeds, lu lk cr package £aby C l ick 1 eed of all Kinds Charles E erth old Beaverton, Oregon, • Near S. P. D e'ot. j- H - M- I■•¡•■M- H -I-H I 1 I ■: I I-1-1 PAO K * H » l l^wl ^ ||»l*, l |, , H ^ « ^ v 4 ' V >l**«'*l**»**l*‘H l 'l* 'l**i' *t V V V V V V V V 'i 'V V * ! * * ! » ffSvg: plies, except in rare cases. I he Federal Childrens’ D l l upon requ est fro m th e school o f in college, absorbed by read in g and real! in a recent booklet on the care and training of child htM,-e econom ics O regon Utate Observation and gleaned fro m th e college. u n iv ersity o f exp erien ce com es e a sie r | ren from one to six years ol age says: and w ith g re a te r u n d erstan d in g if the found ation has been ca re fu lly “At times necessary, punishment should always he ad farmers of okeqon now ministered immediately and appropriately. It should i ' i . ant fall homage crops uid during early schooling. W e th in k every s a c rific e should never he given in anger nor delayed. Punishment should wuh harv„,t c; niplelt.d in moat be m ade to give all the ch ild ren a t have some relation with the a t of the child. 1'or ex paits <>t the state, many /aimers least a high school ed u cation be ample, when he touches a stove, he is burned. Here the a*e now considering the question of cau se it will be a g re a t personal sat- 1 , j * i puipoaes. should in cre a se tu e ir e a rn in g ca- eVTl\ all punishment does not occur directly irom an act, 1 t one w ere able a t th is tim e rn Pa c ity m aterially . hut;has to he invoked by the parent as a warning. predict the typo of winter in store------------------- —— r----- -------- H -A Child who fights with his playmates should b- <*• 1 m,f ht LU N C H C O U N T E R removed from them, ills inahihtv 10 associate wilii n y e io p , ch*ei o f ia r m cro p s a t ' and them, is ample punishment. One w ho refuses to eat food Oregon s t a t e college, in cases B1LLA R D PA R LO R set before him may be punished bv being denied dessert iwhore the wmter seuson is at a111 M A P E & & SO N (IT SOllie dish he especially likes. \\ hill trie child gets su m m er such as th is has been, it is “W h a t you g e t alw ays m u st depend upon w h ere you In Manning Building into a tantrum and smashs his toys, he is sufficient!} n o t ut uii uncom m on fo r c o n s id e r ! go fe r It. N othing can ta k e th e p lace o f an h on est M E R C H A N T S LU N C H punished by not getting one to replace it. oble quanUll#li of alralia to De win desine to nerve. McCready-i fe a tu re prom pt serv ice a , :**>* x -> physical punishment such as slapping and spank tectlon8 that ai.e ncimally irrlgated fa ir p rice s” says P r a c ty Cui ing should be used rarely, an<l if at all never in anger, but have had no late w a ter supply. The only justification for striking a child is when he has! barest tray, probably, wouia V A V J V W W . V . V . V A V A V . V A ne something which if repeated might endanger his * lhe «“ * an‘odnt 01 HARDWARE h ¿9 such as running into the street or playing with mat-1 believe« Among those piantea m W. J. KcCready Lumber Co. dies. The punishment for misdeeds of this kind should uic fun for imy and siiage purposes Plumbing: and Heating h e nromnt w e8lern O regon, he caiLs a tte n tio n Beaverton, Oregon “ , . vt * , , , | , to the vetches. F o r sw eet and reas- F. W. BISHOP Nor, should punishment be prolonged, lo take onubly wen.dI.ained soiis he recom. F. D. PECK, Sales Agent away a toy for a week, or deny the child of some future 'm en d s com m on v e .c h ; fo r son th a t Phone 200.1 B e a v e rto n , O regon Phone Beaverton 4GÜ3 pleasure because of naughty conduct today, is a useless 18 heuvler’ s,1Khuy w e tte r or slightly W . W . ' . W . V . - . V , v w w .% treatment of a child because his memory is so short lived |the mo8t adaptable< and for very that he would he/unahlc to connect the hardship with the heuvy and somewhat acid conuitions, misdeed. The value of punishment is often exaggerated hairy vetch is most successful, with A child should never be threatened . It is harmful to any °f, t*MMe vetches’ Hyslop !wy8' 11 threaten him with punishment or hold over his head a und for this purpose common gray w in ter oats is probably th e best penalty like being shut in a dark room. w ith e ith er o f the v etch es, If it is to “Some homes fairly teem with “fears”— fear of what , . - i f c i i e f ,• be used fo r hay. F o r silag e, w inter people will say or think, fear of burglars,fear of disease, barluy usu:tlly niakea th0 best com. fear that something awful is going to happen. Thescl panlon crop, and fo r real early IW S ® " t t 'h w fr b w s n fears occur consciously or unconsciously in the home sreen feed rye and vetch is th e he-i* com bination. Parents should teach the child of danger so that he cam A u strian w in ter field peas is Vt ~ é o n c a p n e H y safeguard himself.* But his mind should never l e filled a n o th er crop com ing in to wide use with fears and anxieties. Self preservation should be in O regan, and alth ou gh p r im a r ily ! a seed cio p h ere, it Is used fo r all ! €H E ¥R «L E T TRUCKS taught gradually , without resorting to . a hundred fears. types o f fo ra g e, su ch as hay, sila g e .! Children who demonstrate conceit, arrogance, or solUnK and pattture. T h e Quality| jtftftaevfaw lot* tut * 4 4 0 * behave ftvdishlv in attempting to he noticed should 1 >c and r e d in g value is con sid ered ! either ignoreil or quietly remonstrated. It is error to mbout equal to ,;oo‘l vetc1’ hay A 1 | .« , , , e m » j , i i recan t bulletin published h^ i he Ore eom pJcfe irith stold them and employ sharp reproofs. Children should ROn Kxperiment* H, nUon. en u tied he praised for behaving properly and in that way thev -Austrian«winter Field Hens tn ore &ñoj*po1oé- buétt b o d ies soon learn the difference between proper and improper'*0" ” ,nt0 l,e,a11 :,s to tllc dc‘ conduct. Sharp and frequent punishments sometimes ^1? .lui'vaiue<h * C °P " S <ult,%u cause children to resort to falsehoods through fear of H lu s t r a t r .1 a t t h e n ig h t a r e s o m e o f punishments.” t h e b u l f - t o ii l u u d i l i in c lu d e d in McCmDY'S - ÏÏ tC ( « » . F This booklet, we understand, can he secured free of charge b/nufthers if they write the Children's Bureau af the Department of Labor, at Washington, it is an ad mirahle treatment of problems affecting children frown one to six. and is worth the serious study of all mothers. In fact, we urge all mothers to get a copy of this publi cation it is too good to do without. * * * The average man comes hack from a vacation and has to loaf in his olfice for a couple \of weeks to --et in shape for work* * * * * •I—I* j í » i ! ” P *M **«*'ÍH **>¿**!**H & Í'*!* v * j **! ■ ia t a o f ^ - t o u * • t h a t t h e 4 lie» r o le t S ix 1» o n e o f t h e lo w e s t |>i ic e d tru c k s you c a n buy ! NOW PLAYING Iu v e a ti| ;u tc .The Sight of a Lifetime A Love Story Told while 50,000 Wild Animals Fly * “ S tlT U IV jt l P e r s o n Side th a t t h e ( d i r v r o l r t S ix i» m o r e r c o i i o i n i c a l t o o|M'ri»te t h a n a » y o t l . c r I r u A , reganUms* o f th e n u m b e r o f c y lin d e r ». Aa fo r »|wed a n d p o w e r, C h e v r o le t K ivca y o u n a ix -c y lin d r r 50-hor»c|M >w rr e n g in e — 25S 5 m o re p o w e r fu l t h a n t h e e n g in e in a n y o t h e r t r u c k in t h e io w eflt p r ic e field . A n d w h e n y o u c o n s id e r e a p a e i t y , y o u fin d t h a t C h e v r o l e t 's l o n g e r w lieellM ise, s t u r d y f r a m e a n d lom K s p r i n g .» p e r m i t t h e m o u n t i n g o f e x t r a - a ix -e y U n d er l ia u l. g r u n i t s . Y o u r C h e v r o le t d e a le r r a n s u p p ly f u ll i n f o r m a t i o n . RKO VAUDEVILLE Frank Richardson Ol d is c o v e r Ik -fo r e v o n b u y a t r u c k fo r a n y p u r p o s e , c h e e k u p ROSE HOBART CHARLES BICKFORD prune cro p will be dried rom m er- d a lly , o f cou rse, but a n o th er large part will go in to fam ily fru it clo sets In th e form o f Jam s. Jellies, eon- serves and canned fru it. Hrunea a re S t a r one o f the e a siest fru it* to can , and when properly done, one o f th e beet C an ning sp e cia lists a t the college recom m end the tp.'tbod. you o n t h e s e f a c t s a b o u t C h r v r u i c t 'a c o m p l e t e l in e o f The average person gives the newspaper credit for The Weird Romance of a everything that it prints, but they should remember that White Woman and a Cruel newspaper often prints what other people say. Jungle Prince ---------- O regon prunes, both the big ta r t Ita lia n s and th e sm a lle r, sw eeter He file s , a re now a v a ila b le In abtind a n ce and a t very low prices. They a re w holesom e, n u tritio u s and eco- nomlcal food and d eserve a prom ln- •nt place In th e diet of th e averag e fa m ily , w y i tbe school of borne econ om y — and l a r g e C h e v r o l o t - li u il t b o d ie s . “EAST OF BORNEO” * T A R T Y F O O D S F O R W I.N TK K -rcu n on .ics a t O regon S ta te college H A IIK FBO .M « K U .O N S U T O , Th. ly o d e la iu t h r e e T a k e t h e q u e s t io n o f fir » t -c o » t — a n il y o u l e a r n School hells are ringing throughout the country and many little boys and girls are beginning their search of education. Let'us hope that they get plenty of it. • and l^ -to n w heel F a x - Iciifith s. stay 'm k ol f nttsiness, iM.s'i'mks are willing a. to T* take ' L1"' a little help from ’ “ from th . Path oi Nature'. sta> t .out Volcanic Fury! the same government if they can get it. * O x y r r u le t ’ s c o m p l e t e l in e o f tr u c k » — w h ic h c o n - Half-tan H W w k vtiw IU s- rhoasW I ’ j-iiKi 131-lnrb eelligae rh«« I V t o a 157-lt.rh whrflkt»# rh«MÍa *r» 2 0 ». i d o {P u a i u h r i » ( D m d tekcrii UmnJmrtf) *f«a> if I her p r ir a • *»( I k * open e m b p i c k - U p . A ll fraeck c h n a » ia | m m ee / . ». I l //»«*. Wit hun/t. /« « dt’/iurred p r ir + a and MV 4 M lru. 1 r N . . . l . j a l r , . 1 „ 1. M . A. C lamM. Mini llllrw t pricw.f ,. ’ I.-.-.,., _ 4.., In .lin .,« S p e r im i . q u l p m m t » . t r e . STIPES GARAGE L ’p l O i L O W fv > .j T K A N s p ,0 H l \ T I O N f t 0 .S k -I