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Beginning April 1st. 1826, the
medical and surgical service« I rend-
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dean of Men, University of
er, will depend on the way you pay
Illinois.
me for such work. If you are a
charity patient I will surely give
«TT ISN’T a Job for every man," 1 you my sharp of such services.. But
someone has said, "but a real man
so long as I see the theatre well at
for every Job.”
I suppose I give as much advice to tended, so much tobacco used, which
young men anil their parents as the thing is not a food and is not escen-
next man—sometimes when it is asked
for and at other times proffered gratu tiul to life; the dance hall well pa
itously. Perhaps in the latter case it tronized, the ball games well attend-
is seldom considered very seriously. ' ed, and in fact, every othsr place of
There is no oilier subject upon which
counsel is sought more frequently amusement included, the purchase
than that which has to do with the I of automobiles in many instances.
choice of a Job.
I am forced to make this announce
There are two opinions which are
quite generally held by young people ment public, and to say that if you
with reference to Jobs. The first is hire me to do work for you, you
that practically all the Jobs in the will have to make arrangements to
world are taken or will be taken by pay me or call another man. I am
the end of the month, and that if the not unfair in thia. And if you owe
young fellow In question does not get ten men ten dollara, all I Want ia
out and after a Job at once he will be niy lollars. I lo not want all your
left holding the sack. This opinion money while the grocers family go
has been ex unit since the spring I
graduated from college—and posalbly hungry. Neither do I wish you to
before that lime. The other opinion ia give it all to the garage man, the
that there are good Jobs and bad ones; meat man, the drug man or any
thut some jobs in themselves offer a other man, at the expense of my
straight und open road toward un children.
questioned success.
This has no reference to the hon-
“What is a good thing for a boy to arable friends and neighbors who
study for?" fathers ask me, with the have patronised me, and who have
idea that there is some alchemy or
open sesame in the Job itself, and that in some instances, at least, sacri
it does not depend to any lurge de ficed in order to pay for my services.
I appreciate this and will en
gree upon the man.
When I was a graduate student i deavor to show it by giving service
years ago In an eastern university I so far as my ability will allow. But
came into contact with a considerable it docs refer to those who could pay
number of men engaged in advanced if they would, and those who have
study who were no longer young. They left town without arranging matters
had apparently so far, not done well
In the teaching profession.
Itu-J with me for settlement, also to those
lacked tact, enthusiasm, personality, who will yet beat me in one way or
an understanding of human value or another and brag of it when it is
something of the sort that was neces done.
sary to their getting on, and. at much
There is no more reason why I
-sacrifice, they had given up their po should do work for you and wait
sitions in order that they might pur indefinitely for my money any more
sue the sUwTTes ttc ess.iry to the ob
than there is why you should be
ttiiirthg or an a<lvan< ed degree.
What impressed me was that mos’ asked to wait for your money with
of them had the idea that the degre> no material hopes of ever getting it.
itself was Um talisman that would Suppose you had done work for me
bring tbei . all tluse qualities tlie lack [ and 1 would act as if nothing had
of which hud meant failure for them • ever happened.
How would you
They gave little or no thought to the feel? How would you act? Then
development of tlieir chant
s. to I be fair in your dealings, and when
the cultivation of an app,'tiling person
ullty, r even to the acquisition of you have paid your bills you can call
knowledge which e ight In some prac me or any other physician and
tical way make them better teachers— a favorable reply.
If you dare say I am too high in
it was only what would help them up
the hill toward the coveted degree my charges, come in and look at the
’hat they concerned themselves with. fee schedule for our community, also
It was the job which they kept in that arranged by the State, then
mind and not the development of a come to your conclusions.
real man for the job.
Yours for service and better finan
What most of us should concern our
cial
returns.
selves with te not In looking out for
R. I. HALL, M. D.
a job which will offer a sure and easy
approach to affluence end distinction,
Mrs. A. D. Holaday. of Long
but In developing our minds and char-
acters and personalities to the extent Beach, Cal., visited at the Dr. Cole
that the Job will come after us.
home this week. Mrs. Hiladay ia a
There will always be a Job for the mother to Mrs. Cole, and came north
man who can first prove himself the to attend the funeral of her mother
man for the job.
at Scappoose.
''«#*nnn6r Union.)
Dollar Day
Saturday, Mar. 28th, 1925
Across from Bank
Delivery if desired
Green Trading Stamps
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
$1.00
5 yds. Hope Muslin...............
13 lbs. Sugar............................... $1.00
$1.00
6
yds.
Apron
Gingham
...........
$1.00
11 lbs. White Navy Beans..........
$1.00
5 yds. Percale.........................
10 lbs. Fancy Head Rice........... $1.00
$1.00
4 yds. N'ght Gown Crepe......
$1 25 Bundle Washing Powder
$1.00
‘5 yds. Riplett Crepe...............
and Mixed Soap................. $l.t )
$1.25 Mens Army Drawers or
$1.25 Bundle Breakfast Food.... $1.0)
$1.00
2 lbs. Butter................................ $1.00
Shirt ...............................
2% lbs. M.J.B. Coffee (bulk).... $1.( )
ALUMINUM
1 Can Snow Drift....................... $1.00
Great
Northern
Quality Brand
5 lbs. Bulk Shortening............... $1.(»J
Guaranteed 20 years
1 Can Rampier Syrup............. $1.00
l>Cup Perculator
$1.00
1 lb. Can Peanut Butter.........
L2-qt. Dish Pan....
$1.00
1 Bottle Catsup....................... $1.03
1 Round Roaster..
$1.00
6 Cans Milk...........................
Double TL/’cr.............................. $1.00
4 V» lbs. Chocolate.................. $1.00
6-ot. Kettle.................................. $1.00
We deliver all $2 or over order1 89 far
200 Vices on display for sale—
Angel Cake Pan
$1.00
as Trehome
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VERNONIA,
Frank Koehler, The Dalles, Ore.,
stomach trouble.
COMING TO
PORTLAND
Mrs. E. C. Hammock, Myrtle point.
Ore., goitre.
Enter tainmenT
Mrs. John McCue, Lakeside, Ore.,
appendicitis.
Henry Westfall,
ulcer of stomach.
Will be at
BENSON HOTEL
Wednesday - Thursday - Friday
April 15, 16 and 17
Your Ad In This Paper
Hears:
10 a. m. to 4
p-
THREE DAYS ONLY
Vernonia
Eagle
Na Charge far Co>*altation
Dr. Melienthin ii a regular gradu
al« in medicine and surgery and ia
licensed by the State of Oregon. He
does not operate for chronic appen-
dieitiis, gall stones, ulcers of stom
ach, tonoaila or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re-
sialtq in diseases of the stomach, |
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,1
heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting,
catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatims,
sciatica, 1«* ulcers and rectal ail-1
manta.
BelfW are the name« of a few of
hia many satisfied patients in Ore-
fOIl,
Hedrwick Wilson, Gold
t, varicose ulcers.
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Ontario,
UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE
Ore.,
Mrs. E. C. Bates, Baker, Ore.,
eczema.
DOES NOT OPERATE
Putting an advertisement in this
paper is much more economical
and will get much greater re
turns than though you hired a
boy to go about crying the news
aloud. And it affords you the
opportunity to place all the facts
of your offering before the peo
ple of this community in an in
telligent and completely con
vincing manner.
1
O. M. Richey, Boring, Ore., heart
trouble.
Louis S. Steiber, 326 E. Buchan
an, Portland. Ore., adenoids and
tonsils.
Remember above date, that con-
sulfation on this trip will be free
and that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accom
panied by their husbands.
Aldress:
211 Bradbury Bldg.,
Los Angeles, California.
GOOD TRAVELING IN AND
OUT OF VERNONIA
Vernonia has good passenger ser
vice all the time. Mr. Hixon, pro-
prietor of the Vernonia stage lines
is certainly giving splendid service,
He is constantly mproving and add
ing to the service. Now he ia using
brand new cars, as nice as a parlor
chair, and is arranging for even
more cars and equipment. Aa soon
as roaj conditions permit and the
demand is there, Mr. Hixon will put
on large busses running to Keasey,
Beach, Pittaberg, Koster and any near point
where business demands.
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Parent Teachers’ Associat’n
TO BE GIVEN AT
High School
Friday, Mar. 27, 8 p. m.
A Silver Offering will be taken to assist the Asso-
ciation to purchase necessary equipment for the
schools.
'"’URED OF AN EXCEPTIONAL
HIGH CLASS PROGRAM
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