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Thursday, March 22, 1928.
VERNONIA EAGLE
SIX
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Act of March 3, 1879
or so. Isn’t It annoying to run out of
1 thing like flour, or vinegar or va­
nilla just at a critical moment? A
MARK E. MOE, Editor
good plan is to make a weekly check
of all staples and keep a sufficient
—
Usually,
wet
SPRING
always on hand.
thoroughly
is no
to I ' supply
To start with make a list of the
about the
There s staples and pin it up somewhere, may­
Saturday
its one worry
be on the kitchen calendar—baking
“
in
the
pile
though,
when
thousand
one
For all,
powder, flour, granulated sugar, pow­
the
of
the
wetting!
dered sugar, vinegar, soda, mustard,
from the rigors of
in
dur­ molasses, salt, pepper, paprika, spices
winter. And for
its sug- A barn
(whole and ground), vanilla and
the
November>
was other
gestions,
few
are house"
___ ling
favorite flavorings, chocolate
I
particularly
(ground or cake, chocolate), shorten­
cleaning _ in the offing,
ap-!P ™T‘? SSW ! The
ing, and canned milk. Maybe you have
proachmg, new
old automo-' ^'
contained
a few other things you call staples
¡started
remove
the
hay
when
the
­
overhauled, Easter clothes to
you can add to this list.
had
subsided «uineienuy,
sufficiently, uu spon- that
for by some
for by
nau suosioeu
be
( Friday is fine day to go marketing.
£.,1
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taneous
­
So many merchants have “Friday
others,
year’s
and summer
specials” and it certainly pays to
—the
the ground.
to
watch for them. One homekeeper says
I
combustion
is
the
she saves enough every week to buy
faipt
fair
automobil-j
understood
causes
of
a ticket to the movies.
ing, “parking sparking,”
the
Ways of keeping food stuffs make
’s probably the
why it
baseball season,
and beach
a lot of difference too in the amount
|so
much
(over
in
sors.
buy. If you have a good big flour
to
computed by to
bln you may buy family flour in fifty­
Spring one of the two
seasons
National
Underwriters.) pound sacks. If you keep it in a can
the year. The
is fall.
has Take
home for instance. How on the cabinet shelf with the sugar,
and summer its
about that y
attic and
gar. tea, coffee and so on buy in ten-pound
sacks. It’is beet to buy pastry or cake
partisans, but
a happy
t the clothes
flour in small packages and empty it
medium. lou
dread
adore either; Remove
piles
rags,
into a tin container. Keep Graham or
Whole Wheat flour on hand in small
you
preterence for
inibb
Such
may
oily or quantities
because these flours do not
wintei o\er
retain a
t w;thout you knowledge.
look keep as well
as white flour.
the intermediate seasons.
out! You
wake
in the middle
Taking care of the more perishable
such as fresh milk, eggs and but­
k°fe
aiie ^
the night and wonder how you
got foods
ter requires extra time and maybe a
the hot weather come should find solace nto sucb ]10t piaCe
trip to market in the middle of the
the
the coal
must live
week. But by planning the meals
around now
ahead you won’t have to be wasting
on his interest for
months and
is done.—Manufacturer.
time running to the market several
are concerned ever the wear ar.d
times a day.
tear the
balloon tires must
un­
life
earned by Ameri­ A standing order for milk to be de­
the
that the scram cans.
livered each day works out tine if
the
of the world. Ameri­ you
keep a supply of canned milk for
the rugs
furniture
home will
cans
need
emergencies. Canned milk makes the
relieved.
best kind of gravies and sauces and
puddings. Bread, too, can be ordered
There are many
who
dally by planning meals ahead of
schemes
for
helping
time. Of course there may be emer­
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gency orders when you want to make
by working.
sandwiches for a supper, tea or picnic.
The world
a
be
Vegetables such as potatoes, and all
for
root vegetables can be kept several
works hard to
a
nullify all their
days in a cool storage place and save
finds
it
too
for
man may
all
of
many trips to market.
You’ll be surprised how much time
but
“discerning his
and money you can save by system­
when to
”
atic buying. Anytime I can help you
_ Brevity
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a
is the ___ _
of
in1 About the
with marketing suggestions drop me
You
offend your
ve s
is at the
1 llrs K Address—Martha .Meade. Home
Service Bureau. Sperry Flour Co., San
reader
your hearer in one respect
Francisco.
WET—BUT IT BURNED!
when material is
—
soaked—there
need
’
possibility
of
fire.
’
Spring arrived
with
”
hay
and
suggestions.
it iis joker
subject
suggests surcease
a |
located
New Hampshire,
heaitless
some
flood
in
1927>
or a
of them,
I
wet, being partially submerg-
vacation-time
aru
_
owner
automobiles,
e
11
ay.
to
wa
biles to be
ter
but- , Spuu-
shopped
and paid
combustion beat him to it. Re
last
straw hats
sult
barn burned to
suits
be rediscovered, garden seeds and Spontaneous
perhaps
dreams of
harvests,
1
least
of
all
fire.
opening of
That
reason
does
bathing
cen-!
damage
$15,000,000
¡1926, according
figures
is
neutral
Board of Fire
of
other
Winter
you own
its irreconcilables
rank
ce
that
that
spring strikes
age? Don>t fo
closets
can
winter and
any
of
paper
summer or
may have a
r
ish.
materials
be
summei and
warm re- we
If so,
gaid foi
may
up
of
•
.2
re mded
°f
ever
¡
a
e
to
in
thought that
man
Better look
before any
six
those damage
who
new
soon
More
insurance is
dergo have
consolation
than by
rest
on
and
at
be
more.
BE BRIEF
SCHOLARSHIP AT U. OF 0.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene.—For the purpose of research in
the school of business administration,
a ^scholarship, valued at $500, will be
awarded to a student of this school at
the University of Oregon, according tc
an announcement made by Dr. Arnold
Bennett Hall, president of the UniveT
sity here. The scholarship is being
awarded by the American Arbitration
Association.
.»1A1L
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
sought are harder to detect than in many
gene.—More than one fourth of the
ehr Urriuuiia Eaglr ano censorship would be even less effec­ dYlartha
[cades
graduating class of the University of
tual than in some others. With the possible KITCHEN COUNCIL Oreg
n last year earned part of their
exception of the larger cities, crime news
credit» by correspondence-study, it ia
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travels faster than the newspaper presses. Buying the dally food supplies stated by Miss Mozelk Hair, director
The average citizen and newspaper weekly will save many extra hours of administration of this work.
reader is more ready to believe that the .’or the things you lil'.e to do best.
murderer
or bank robber who blames the Take a look Into your pantry and
TENNIS PLAYED INSIDE
$2 per year in Advance j
Issued every Thursday
will find that the food stuffs fail
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
crime news for his crime is only making tou
into two classes, the things you keep gene.—Indoor tenuis is popular at the
Entered as Second Class Matter, August 4, 1922 at the excuses in the hope of persuading the an hand or the staples and the per­ University of Oregon now, since equip­
ishable foods that you buy every day ment for an indoor court in McArthur
Post Office at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
judge to give him “another chance.
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Court has been installed.
ing is also popular.
Night play­
SCHOOLS TO BE STUDIED
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu­
gene.—Problems of efficiency in Ore­
gon high schools, including those of
college entrance requirements, will bo
studied by a committee of the State
Teachers’ Association, headed by Aus­
tin Landreth, principal of Pendleton
High School, it is announced. F. L.
Stetson, professor of education of the
University of Oregon, will also serve
on the committee.
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ART CASTS AT U. OF O.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene.—A cast of the head of Moses ai
copied from the original masterpiece ol
Michael Angelo is among the 18 new
casts which were received recently by
the sculpture department of the school
of architecture and allied arts of th(A
University here.
FAR EAST STUDENT WRITES
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene.—Indo China will soon be added
to the list of countries represented al
the University of Oregon, if T. E
Huang, of Singapore, is attracted by
literature sent to him at his request.
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Outsells any other 3 cars
in Buicks field
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M otorists like you invest
almost as many dollars in
Buick motor cars as in any
other three cars in
Buick’s field * * * x
'Udith means something
when it is backed by dollars
persons
have
themselves any other
is in hurry: please
brief. way than
Poor terminal facilities
authors and Man
establish
credit
speakers often
excellent and then frequently
good
wisdom. A
possess
kinds
good.
useful knowledge,
fail in
have done.
only place where conserva-
touchstone vx success
any field'.
may
customer, d'
* handicapped
necktie
your
or
counter.
and please him in another. But if you
tire him with your tediousness, you lose1 Actress has a hard life. About time Forest Grove — Ernest Tucker
him altogether.
| she gets used to her husband it is time constructing modern garage and re-
pair shop.
The newspaper leads the style today in to get another one.
pith and cogency and has educated the,
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Wheeler — Several logging
public to the expectation of receiving Such strange things are happening camps are open or will soon open'
much in little. The well-executed cartoon these days nothing seems to be a coinci­ in this section.
will impart a whole philosophy of life at dence any longer.
a glance, or provide silent comment on I
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current events worth a column of words.! A diplomatic gesture is something that
Brevity is the soul of wit. Yet they who makes you think maybe you will get your
have wit, or think they have, are in espec- money,
ial danger of saying too much. Some one
. has
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g, ______
said:
“It is „ better
to say ......................
nothing
and There was enlightened self interest in
be thought a fool than to open the mouth the time of Jesse James, but people didn’t
call it that.
and dispel all doubt.’’
Be brief!
The line of least resistance leads down­
ward and the line of most persistence
ON BEING USEFUL
leads upward.
Men and women who sow the seed of
constant useful activity reap the harvest It is savage to sacrifice children in the
of success from a soil ferti ized by their name of religion; we do it only in the
own steady purpose. It wou d be as fool­ 'name of speed.
ish to expect success without active ex­
ertion as to gather a crop before you plant No matter how independent wives may
the seed. But in cultivating that character get, they always let hubby pay the bills.
which reaps true achievement you may!
sow in all seasons and gather the fruits Lots of times the loudest yell comes i
with the serene assurance that even wind from the man who didn’t vote.
and weather—storm and stress—are a
You can do what you like if you like
part of the process of personal growth.
Optimism is an ally of effort and suc­ what you do.
cess. It is the kernel of the nut. not the
shell. It is the fine trait of the man, not Getting along nicely in this world is
the faults. It is the flowers on the hillside, not inherited.
not the dead leaves under the snow. It
is the opportunity in any job. not the grind.
Atom is smallest thing in this world.
It is up to the individual whether his Up an atom the biggest.
world will be golden or drab. Optimism in
a world is the eye of the soul. It is the If a man wants his dreams to come
color in the vision revealing the fine be- true he has to wake up.
yond the coarse, the best beyond the
worst.
Two wrongs don’t make a right. They
often get one left.
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SYNTHETIC NEWSPAPERS
Travel broadens some. Others return
The controversy over the question as skinny as ever.
whether newspapers
tiers should publish crime
—
news is not un like the controversy over Many hands make light work, and many
any other form of censorship. With them hands make light of work.
all it is a turbulent minority seeking the
censorship of something the majoritv Having to swallow insults is very hard
v
. unexpurgated and unadulterated. on a man’s digestion.
<5 1O2R. R. J. RertH'M« Tobare«»
Compin». Winston -Salem, V C.
Ir :his particular controversy the evil ef­
fects of the thing for which censorship is
Body by Fisher
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COUPES $1195 to $1850
SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525
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