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MEDFOUD MATTi TUTBUNTV MFDITORD, OKTCflOS, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1929.
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School Notes
Oakland'Furhishes Glider Power
From the City and Valley
Roosevelt School
Hoimi-lelx; ..ISvelyiii , Sohrltt, Vlr
. Klnlu Wndlojv Amy ..Klllott, Uorn
- then. Hutiuan, HaVci'ao McCulloch,
Hetty Vllm,,.Mury 1'owell unil Hub
ert' Wttrcll. ........
. . - ' Honor, Hull ,
. .... Oh-. look! How many . there ore
on tho honor roll. The followlng
. oro tho honor ioll people:
" .. .Jonn I'uytluiln. . 1A; HukIi.WII
, Hams, B;. tJeruldliio Page, J II:
.John Swenson. 1A: J.illiun: l-ynuni
, lA-t .-Nancy. Heath, ,-lA;. Oouglnit
m . l'k-kol, IB: Gloria , William, 2U;
.Grace-Robinson, 3B; Donald Mou-
tcith,. 3H; Lois ..lean, i'ctty, -SU;
limlly Lyroc, 3B; Doiiothy .McKon
j ale, 3U;. Josciihluo Mead. 311; Jean
-. McKay,. 311; Hazel Droocloiv 311;
, Mabel O'Ncll, -It); Kuthi'yn ,.Meal.
. , ,4A;.,. Harry . Stanley, Oil; Lucillo
' . Knox,. GA:. Bruce, llaniniondi &A;
. , Elaine .Hi'ophy, DA; Mlu-non I'hipim
" &A; 'Betty Vllin. crt: Amy Hlllolt,
U: .Virginia ynUley,' CB; Betty
.Uynan, OA.
are very glad to. have IheHC
. .'honor jtupibi. : '
it , First Grade Art.
., The- first ft-rutl rooms look nH
. 1 though the .' pupils were looklnK
forward to Christians. Tho walls
are ' ilecoratoif vltli- St; . Niuks and
,r. Christmas wreaths. These pupils
(,..,'. will ho very o;lau to . have Santa
If Clnus visit lliblr homqs.
' -; I'liplls l.eavlnic ' .
Tho SB's were very sorry , to
huvo Merlin Dow move away. Mer
.. . II n has gone to .the. Jackson school.
A'o hiroo he will like tho Jackson
. school us well lis he did tile Itoosc
i Volt. Also tliuco Itoblllsoll, 8U,
went to jjnrri&on, Arkansas. t
Ihiiiet Hliow
. Oh!. Whnt a surprise. Miss Curry
,hud a. very big surpriso,for the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades on
Friday. She guvo a puppet show.
Tho title was, "Jack and the liean
"' stalk." Bho assured us that wo
" would enjoy tho show, and wo
surely did. She was assisted hi
putting it-on by HCveral students of
,. Southern Orogon Normal school.
. Hanking
.We rando our hundred percent in
t banking this week with tho ovcr
. uge for the building 1 02. S percent.
Tho rooms that had 100 percent or
over were: JU-1A, JJ2 percent; OB,
I0J.4: 4B, 104: 2A-2B. 103.1; 2H,
. 1U2.: 3B-3A, 10J.9; 4A. 100; 1 Bl
r 100: 51), i oo, We hopo we can
hoiJ llils record.
. : f. "t. V, ointcst
Tho Hoosfvclt school puplls nre
all trying to win tho prize that Is
to Ijii given away to, tho room that
' lias'the largest percentage of pnr
orit iH- niembor of. the P., T.- A.
i , The prize l not yet announced.
. ,.y ' I kulclo I'raclloe
'.,, Tho pupils, who gro Icurnlng to
.play ukuleles pructlccd for the
4 .third , tints , onr IVilnesdu" night
after school. They are learning to
,", I'loy very well. ' We soon , expect
Ijiem to appear . before .student
'. body. . , .
Now I'liplls .
Wudti Womnclc. OB, was tile only
new pupil entering the Itnosevelt
school this week. , are going to
show, him ,whut, a good, school we
hve, " , .. . . ,, .
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, Look now muolt w,have confe
up ill our Jiojiltli .ropord. The ban
ner. rooms for lost week uro the
following: ,4B, loo percent: 4 A.
l'M,,( Building, D9.4 peraent. We
a ro Improving, oltho the building
record has nut Touched tho 100 per
tcnl mark.
l.
. 1. T,,... Meeting
'rldoy, Dee., 0, lS9, the J. T. A.
t. mothers , held their December
'..mooting. ,Tho program wus as
I ( follows: Carols, by . grades 6-0:
, business mooting; plana solo, Dorr
k IBnrrott; recitations, Jeanottc
. ( Minims: roport of state convention,
Mrs. I'oweJI; explanation of fed-
oral educational bill. AttoFney. Kd
'' , ward Kelly, llcfreshirilint coninill-
j.loif was Airs. W; Young, .Mrs. l.y
Hum, Sirs. Hoyden.
I'lirlstmiis Kcals L
'.' .!. The Itooscvnlt school sold Its
iiuuta of ('lirlsMiiua Heals which
- ,.tas 32SU0 tills year, or, Jl'O worth.
'' . , We were very glad to do this
V. good work. Some of tho high
school people say there is a stir
.'; iMso for (ho liutldlngs that si'H
Mlielr share nhd o nio anxious lu
v4,w wlmt .It ,18.", ; i
""l.' j1'- .. ., AtlllcllCS '
' ' .V.Tlio Klrltt' volley ball team ' Is
ji certainly pruetlcliig hard. Wo nic
working for the championship this
. . year. Tho boys' football toaiu Is
pruetlcliig hunt also. Wo tile all
trying our best to mako a good
v. showlng in uthletlrs. .. Vo mint
; , Another banner or two to hung In
; , yur. i(ooms.
' , . Singers fur I". T. A.
, ', There are n nunihej' of singers In
, !",r leu c1"'' 'lo sung some
. .Christmas enrols td entertain the
j Purom-Touohors , association on
.. , Pflday, December 0. They ore!
... , Alios, Kdward Carter, Cecelia
I't Hwenson, Aliha llrownlce, Harry
lanley, Mary Wheccr. UiVnnr
, McCullock, Dale lfnle, Mary Anne
, f Sales, Veldu llculuffcr. Mopramw.
y liyniin, Kutlileen Knox, Jan-
( Ico Khreve, KhUne Hrophy. l.ois
Mntheny, Lucille Knox. Bruce
, Hammond, Laurence I'ennington,
Dorothy Put mini. Dorr Uurrett.
', Fonloull
The rtoosevi.lt imys r(, practle
t : Ing In football. We hope to play
'. ,,J,"fin. next week. Hob Thtirmaii
,l coaching us, Wq hopo to win
, tho championship. .
f" , ., JJIiinry Work ,
' ; Th'c 'tVm iind their seconil turn
'.'.Jj!, v1"11 'I"1 I'Ubllc library on
' Thurwlny. They had great fun
.fjndlng certain Information nuotit
i v ; non-rictfon books. When tho period
i was over muiiy, wished to stuy
,. ; longer.
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Lincoln School !
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The . neW this week was written
by' BU1B
Alcock. Kl.lO I. In Ihh
,.. Noun frum tlio l.mvcr Griiile
The t-h't and -A' arc. niakltvi
ChrlstmM hooklrts In use ns
Clirlslmas Rifts.
BAvryono wdofle been sick It
hack cxt'Li)t Marlon Juhntioh
I j huio ho will myin lv bat it.
l' ! ' Wo njiprtfi-'laio tlio tables
mi. I Klrkimti'lfk ig muklnjr (or
Wo
Mr.
Otll'
room. ' ' .
"Wo iue having fun .wrlifng l'-lt-ters
to Bftntn Clans. ,
Two new pupils have entered the
1-11. They are Margie Bell Hlono
from. Washington school and Har
ry T.ydlnrd from Baci'innento. C;il.
The 1-lVs niudc holly dolls for
their first Christmas, work.
CoMs huve Iteon InvaiHnK
our
ruom,., -. Five or mIjj puplU
Iir.v)
iium UH.'m,cvuij liny. iuiii? i
SU'intion -htis born, ahxont Jill woe.'!
v Saw J'Vom tho I mn-v tinmen
. IVobort Flofcher In hut'k wllh
After ImviitK unilerKono.au onern -
Hon for removal or tho ulewiyc. jjn their final test made an average
She Maya she feel Jujt as well aM.nf ua , .
tthc ever did.-but ber doctor warnH
her aalnwt too. strenuous oxer-
ciHe. Acrobatic HtuntH and alii-
letlc 'dunclnc havo . always been
Itoborta'ri fay or! to pastime.
, it wiih the turn, of -tlie G-I1h lo
p.y the library a vlalt on Friday
afternoon. There wej'e jut enouK'i
to fill the bit yellow school hiiK.
, , No one pcpniPrt- ory to bo dU
mlKKcd at five minutes to three on
Friday afternoon. Tt whh the' day;
for ,1110,, Parent TeMehoiV anKocla'
tlon' tp meet, , r . ,
',, Mvb.. hudwl.an(l Mvh. Hevowon
paid brief vIhIih to the hulldlnn
du,i;lnff tho week. r .
, Helen and Karl Spencer return
ed from CalirornUw thin week arjU
urn back in their t (slauneH. ,
Jlelun UanHon left,, for an ex-,
tended trip to California tho. flrat
pf the week.. , , , . ., .
,; Kmory CulberiMon returned an
Monday after an abnence of two
weeks on account, pf UIiich.
Vanecla Evuns entered cehool
this week. Hhe is a recent arrival
from Washington.
Donald and Honjamin Stone
havo como to us . from Washing
ton school. Donald Is In the 4-11
gnd Ilenjamln Is In tho 6-11.
- J.' It. Xeuguc also enrolled !n
the 4-B.
. Josephine. Kbiine, and, Elsie
Ijlonry moved from oilr, district to
tile Oak drove district..?.."
. Wayne Peebles bad the misfor
tune to -lie In an automobile
wreck on the Pacific highway on
Thanksgiving day. He was ser
iously Injured. Ho is recovering
lankily and wo hope to havo lil.n
back with, us soon.
Santu Claus has sent In orders
to tho . art classes. Wo ore nil
kept busy filling them., -..The
Parent-Teachers' association
nice on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Hchrooonjosl was prevailed upon
to continue In her capnclty as
president, oven though at the pre
vious meeting sho hnd toiulercd
her resignation,
, Mrs. Porks was elected secretary
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation-of Mrs.- Knox, the lat
ter having movod Into tho Hoose
volt district.
Mrs. Chllder's S-A hygiene class
gave a. little health play which
was very much enjoyed.
Walter, Mackny guvo a recita
tion. the.tHle of which was "Strict
ly Gorm-Proof."
Uuio.MIwi Helen Chugwln play
,ed severiil ,plui)o solos. Helen i-i
not quite nine, , ( t
Mrsl Maude Jtarrls delighted her
uudlenco wll) "two readings.
Upon the oount of inotliers Mrs.
Harris' room was awarded . Ihe
fern: X(l"s Alibott declared It was
easier to five It up this time be
cause sho could soon have a Christ
mas tree nnywuy.
Hefreshmi'iits wero served by the
I M's and 1-A's In Mrs. Harris'
room. , .
Neiil Sale
The seal sale wrs u .success as
we bought a llttlo more thun our
quota.
tanking '
, The overage was U7. 7: per cent.
Tho following rooms banked inu
per cent: Miss Abbott's 1-H, Mil's
Tucker's !-U. Mrs. Newbury's S-A.
3 II. Mrs. Shungle's 3-il. S-A, Mi'::.
Chlliler's. 4 rI. Miss Webber's 4-A.
lunl Mrs! Harrison's 0-11.'
Spelling ,
The 5-11 flu"" made Kill per cent
tills week.
Health Inspection
The average was U8.0 per ceiit.
Miss Tucker's 2-11 class kept the
rules 100 per cent and gets lh-.-banner,,
' ,
Seal Sale,
The si'ul sale went "over the
top."
The honor roll for the second
six weeks Is ns follows: 1-U Klln-ij
or Alcock. 4 ,A's. 3 ll's; J-J
Kvelyn llollmon. s ll's.. Cecil Dotv.i
'.' A Ivil. Bchrhder. 0 A's. !.1V;
Coleen SJIi'phensen, 4 A's, 3 . 1J' I.
Jesnette Wltlio, 5 A s. 3 us, JarK,.
White, ' 8 A'. ' t l's: S-lt Hetty ,
Pare, 7 A's, 3 lis. Huth Wulde:i.,
4 A's. 4 ,11's. Helen Smeilley, " A' U
I II. Thelnia Clarke. 6 A's. S If:':
3-A (loorga Itohrer. 4 A 5s, 4 lf:
4.A Jessie Kstelle Hull. 11 A'4
5 lf; S-lt Huth rrlnce. S A's. ,
8 ll's; 6-.lt l-nh Etta Kyuiis. l
A's. 111. I.ols Jones, 8 As, b 11 s.
Ittslo Alcock. II ft ft. J1in Dick
inson, 8 A's, t if
Washington School
' Thirty inipUs .u , ,VaslilnKton
school have Ihelr names on the
honor loU. This shyws hard work
on their part as they must have no
mark below H If they ualn this
coveted i(lsllnetlim. The roll la aa
follows: '
1B-1A: Vein Kellonlieek, .lames
Mcliiinulil. TMfred t.owne, nnd
Alpha W'lilllock.,, . , .
211: t'haiinlle llecsun. F.nimet
lleeson. Pcinldlno Hunch. Lloyd
Volluiiiuh, Huliuro Maiuyaiiia and
ltolnnd Ntunip. .
311: llurton DouBlierly and llelly
(lreen.
4B: Kdlth llortuklns nnd , lie
becca Chancy.
4A: Lytlon Ivnnlioe, . Yoshto
.Mui'iiynmu, Joan I'orter. Corlnne
Hpui geoll. Hhlrley Tuttl. '
6B: Paul nroy nnd Evelyn re
wards. i
1. (A: Lawrence IVum and Koauo
Mnruynmn.
all: Rose Thompson.
A; Lfll" Kl'l', ) 'eVvrrtlo,
Wallace I,owry.' Paulino ItogcWs,
Citrol Mclieffcl, Karl Hweelluud.
.. (mo hundred percent was the
word whispered among thu pupils
of our building on Tuesday. .. Kor
that was the nverago for all clusses
In banking, this week, Knoms 1A,
SH, 3II-3A,- 4 A, r.ll, OA-Oil helped j
make it possible by each one bunk- I
IliK one. hundred percent or more.
Lust week's health Inspection (
showed -tho lA's and' OA'a leading j
In keeping the health rules, each;:
! havlnu one hundred percent. Aver-':
ntri' -ffir all t-l.-iMMCtu. WUH U'J'A nor
. t'luKH 1 A 'ran. the. Ileal th bun -
- i ,,(,..
niy.M..nw. wm-rV th nnlur
of ,ho wvl.k for n 1IJ(.iin rlu8e.r
uslnvnnnr tho :m mi r.H . Tim Iohi
j num,;t Clnss hud regular work and
, TIiIh week the art elnwHeb nre
j workiiiff on designs ;Hliowing . the
i;hriHlman thouKht. but lawt week
had, one looked into the room
thoi'o could have been but one idea
tlio early ThankHKivJiiK. Tho log
cablnu, wiffwaniH, Jrug deuiKnH,.
character dolls roprcucpliiiK .Pil
rlinH and IndianH, with , tu,rkeyH
pecpinff from every corner showed
much ingenuity on the part of the
children.
Now pupils entering Washington
,1 A .1
this week, arc AiUunetLe .Adams.
IB: iildon Tulle, 31). M'o uro sorry
to lose Hcnjiimln, Uonu'ld and Mar
glo Stone who now go to ,lncoln
school. Pnullne and .I'unior, Hol
ers .leave . .this week ,for Idaho
.w.hore tiie.v."wlll: enter school. Pu
pils and tcachiirs. of tho OA uro
sorry 'ot see l'uuilno leave, us sho
y ill- bo greatly niissed. ,
, Washington s.chfiol pupils ulso
went "over fho toi"l in the sale of
Christmas seuls.. Tho liuota was
jf.ii unu inc. pupils ruceu 10 . see
which room could sell its ullutment
first. .Class GA wmi lij' si few min-'
utes, and 4A was second. '
Jiiftior High
Reporter; Rocr VosterfIeld.
Itankitkg Kcoit
Junior high banked 87.2 this
yook.
, f , SHllin: IU'port
ThoHC that made one hundred
per cont UiIh alx weeks arc as fol
lows: .
.People in 7-13 Tcruko
yama, Herbert Nellson,
Warenfclt.
Maru- j
Robert;,
' People In 7.A Mildred
Qulgg, Audry McPherson.
... o i.
l l'llMU ,111 ri-ti -j) my l J 1I.T1 III .1 II,
William Walker, Agatha ., Buchn
man, Maxlno Robinson, Dorthcy
Pooplo in K-A Olivia Todd,
Report nrrt$
Tho report -cards were given out
Wednesday In the Junior high. .
,, i( , Hasket, Hull ')
The haAketnaii season for this'
year began last -Monday for Jim-,
lor high. Tha boys uro -practicing
fiy tho Armory. , . , f j
People In' tlio Honor Itoll 1
Agatha Huchamun, 3 A's, 2 ll's; 1
Foresteen Walker, l A's, f JJ'n; !
Evelyn JTerman, 3 As, 5 B's;
M-ilie' Stntth. 1! A's r U'a; Dor-i
othy Wlllltn, 4 A's, 5 B's. '
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Howard School
i
Primary
,, Juanlta Mctlonagle returned
school Thursday', after a weekN
ubnencc
Having recuveruil from the
mumps, Ruth Todd returned to
school Friday. ' 1
Twenty-three children hud per.
WE USE
. HAWKISON
.ULCANIZINQ SYSTEM
All Work Guarantted
Phipps Auto Park
. rhan losr n
8eo Brill for Body Work
Radiator Repairing
Fender and Door Repairing.
Automoblla 'data Initalled
vnii you nvait.
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fv"t attendance. records Inst mouth,
i ,; (liy Primary Pliplls) "f
r Home of, Ms shook,' hands with
tiintu Clnus. tie gf.ve' us some
j presents and some sucks of cund
j We sent a. box of clothes and
; food' to Portland for tho orphans.
1 .4oine of us sept some money. ,
''f Wo sold Ch)istmaB seuls this
I week. ., , -, .
,' Cru'ol ami Hettu camc i)ack to j
j KfllOfll. '
There die pretty things on the
walln of- our room. - ' ( .
' nrA k.,n' nai,i.
,s' ..;.,. i ...i.i,. , ini.n,r.i...n..ki
: i . mi wn x
! 'ill It ami Stxih
Ruby Gray wa . absent one (l:y
thla week. , We were slad to have
i -ty'hu Cijmm!ns.s come back, lo
1 fnl. . . , . . .
1 1 Wo are JinvlnB a hard time s't-
1 ling, our nlneneedle baskela made
' Im-c.uho ,our ; Jajiitor, burns the
i rt'eedlea ,up. " '
We have a lovely ChrlKtmas fire i
gilace on.our blackbourd. tr . j
.John , .CumminKs nnd' deorffe S
5ayno arc putting the sides onr our:
wind, tabu?. ... 1
;Our nlxth grade health . -clays!
Jivli shown how our school buil.l
)ng Is healed. '
ion Christmas carols.
t' r,-.. 1 lAflnhl.,
Mrs. Pena is teachiiiK tho third
arid, fourth grades, Pic()s for, their
to'y 'oniheHtra. , . 1 1
. In pm nature'. cla 'wo-' learned
iiow him! It h to bi-ow orchldR(ond
'why they are ho epeliHl.vp. ,
liecauso of our Kchoot's . bciiiff
closed wo couldn't ' have . oiir
ThanksKlvliiK proffram ' until - th in
Wednesday. The following- is the
program fflvoii by .the four upp'1!"
Kr:ule.s: Bons, "Happy OHIiaron,"
Hcyenth nnd eighth rade fflrls.
lJoem, "When Grandmother Went
to School." 1 Xellie Moo. Poem.
"Thankssivinff Turkey." Edna
C'haslain. DialoKU. "Our Xational
Holidays," Merlon Gibbons, lona I
Doty. Huth Stump.
velyn Stump.
Dance. "Irish Jig." Evelyn Stump.
I-Jyerot Dean. , Fable. "Thanksgiv-
hif " In r:i-'itr Hniiv "Znnlnirv "
Ruth Thoburn. Reading, ; VThc
JJIghwnyman, "Paul.Smith. ! Har -
mo n lea selection, Irene Shraycr.
Dance, jig, Ruth Thoburn. Poem,
"lSnehanted Shirt," Helen 1ylea.
Hklt. "Five Pilgrim .LUdenK," ituth
Thoburn. Irena Shrayer. Eveinl ;
Dean. Ruth Mary iliown, Ue-sjle I
Dean. ' . .1
The iiorCcc.t atU')jd(ioa4, cri-'li
I'liiplls in the seventh and oicliMi j
Mc-;'"i(nul': Arvolln rooper. Don hen
-.frF
v
and
Tin' Amlil
IllllVI'llll'llt.
mid of being
' .id
l n& Audit JB
' yn, y . ' i '. : -pj . f- , ; - j
pf Circulation
MAIL
with,
r it
Published Every Evening of the Week and
WH pr k
An Oaldand All American Sedan is usfcd by the Portland, Oregon Glider Club to furnish ths
starting power whtch lifts the glider from the ground. : J
Deau-Ht'len;MIeB, p.alph . Mc
Gonaylo Alfred : tinnier, Jtruc
Ruff, Floyd' ahepard, Paul .Smith,
(ati I, SparkH, Koy Starkey, John
Chltwpud, Donald Devaney, Trwm
Doty, Ila Kvans, Ruth Fry.- Doily
Grey, . Morton Glbltona. Kvelyn
Slump. lyron Thoburn,
Van , Ivruron. These were - given
the third mouth. .
The seventh and eighth Kiad?s
had their Thanksgiving program
with the fifth and sixth grades on
Wednesday,-, December 4 at 3:1d.
Tho Howard school wax closed
! Tuesday, November for the rest
f the week on account of a calc school ,( for
of spinal meningitis.'
i ' nu. .,,ir , u ,1 niuth orrjon
Tho seventh and oighth grad?
j elected a president, vice-president j game for the upper grades and will
1 and secretary, .the following woek.jbe played aa long .as the, weather
fhoso neither tardy nor absont ; permits. Whon rainy weather be-
j in j the. third grade were David i gins we will start basketball prac-
Mannaford, Marion Gray. Jessie ,.tlce.
cummings, William Crawford. IJlu.f Rev. Davidson visited, our school
crawchor, Elden Chistain, Willis
( r a t. Jessie Thoburn, Donald
..'rouciier. -..Richard Van . Keuren,
Us .mith,., Muriel S'.epks,, KvcJV". -I
Payne. Raymond Miller and Robert
Kenl. -.
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Ttitln.v! iii'iii'ly fil'tccii limiilrcd piililicatiiins ot every type, pulilislicil in the Viiiti'd Stales
nnd Ciinmln. inn Uc (It'lniK'd si'iiii-iinmiiil stiitciiicnts tliiontili tliu A, B. C. us to tlio size of llieir
I'irtMiliit tons, where they dislvilmte theii- eopios nnd how they build up nnd iiiniiitnin their sun
MiM'iptinn lists. KVery yeiii', the tnivelinr tni ; tors of the Burcim visit these publications and
thoi'ous:hly examine and report on the accuracy of their circulation cluing.
' One of tlie most important eonl rilnil ions, if not Ihe most important, which the A. B, C. lies
made In the intelligent sale and purchase of advei'tisiiii; space is tlie establishment of a uni
Toi'in Iiinguaird fur buyer and seller to use. l'eforo the A. B. 0. was founded, few advertising"
terms wero. used and understood in the same way by everybody. "Net paid circulation," for
instance, 'mount ten or eleven different tliinus. . ,.
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The A. B. C. lias (liven definite meanings to words and tonus. When Hit advertiser K eom-
pai-inir a number of different publications, lie knows that Ihe same word used in the report
on one publication means exactly tho same tbiii); in tho reports on tlio others'."
Fair trading, witlionl staiidiii'dizod terms is tin obvious impossibiljlvv. l.eeause Ihe Audd.
Itiireiiu of I'iVeulations has given ndvevtisim' t onus unoouivucal definitions, advertisers nro
, today able to transact business with publications' free from tho dangers of misunderstanding
misunderstood.
The only newspaper
an A. B. C. guarantee of circulation
! Mrs
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womm
Butte Falls School
School reopened Monday after
the ThankKglvlnff holiday Four
days vaeition gave 'tin a good 'rest
Jiogerjeffct,lH tlf 1 our Thanksgiving dln-
j nei'H. ' - - !
J Among our ' teachers spending j
Ithoir varation' out of town, were (
Mrs. Vcrl Hoover and Mlsir Naomi !
i Van Groos. Hoth visited relatives;
! and friends in ISuffene.
The i)ercent e-f attendance for
the past
j month is 98.
- Vnllfkv hull !i . jtitl thi fnvnrltn
Volley ball
Wednesday nfiernoon and pave an
Interestlilflr talk on- cooperation. He
also tolifc us of his life, in the
cotton raisins- states and contrast-.
I The children ot .the (Trades arc
i Inisy working on n Chrlstmnw play.
'Truth in
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XklfeuNE
in' Soiiihcrn Oregon
Sunday Morning
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Lit if. ii
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"nrlnging Up .Santa." .. It will be
given Friday,1- December ..20 In the
gi:ado;,Kchpul1-;asr:iauly- room.'
Kopoi'ter.' nuth Mooru, ago '13,
giudic! (. ,j .
Fifteen Answer t
Tribune Ad Run
In Single Issue
. .A nineteen-word classified 5
nV run oifre in this paper "t
brought quirk resulu and a
4 nmler of answers. Read
yhnt the advertiser says:
"Please, stop the ad, I. put
j,,' your paper yesterday 'for.
j woman to take care of two
children.' There are '1 5 calls
! already. I did hot suppose so 4
4 many would answer. It aure
paj-ato advertise-in. the Mail.
Tribunc ',
Classified advertising sets results
Circulation"
jg J
Mew iighfoh
, The best value you can
get is a fair-priced bat
tery of known quality
' and correct electrical
size. Youll find it in
a Willard. . ,.
There's a safety point
in battery buying be
low which you risk
disappointment.
You might buy a bat
tery for less than a
Willard would cost. But
later you'd be bound
to pay more than the
difference for towing,
repairs, or re-charging.
Look for the
int Tiff j ' v? n rv
SIGN
There 13 a Dealer
in Your Town
Littrel! Parts Co.
Distributors
Medford, Oregon .
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