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WATCHMAKER and JEWELER
Total of 7,259.944 Individuals
COGESTIONS
For Year 1920.
“Christmas is coming it soon will be here
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and vou are thinking of gifts for loved ones and friends whose lives will be
made happier because you remembered them It
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semble a stock which will help you m solving the
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we want you to look through our teg roomy store and see the many articles ap
propriate for Christmas giving.
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We have received this week and added to our already big stock a
i Xisting of Reprint Copyrights. Dainty Gift Book.
Leather goods. Fancy Chin... Toya. Vases and a ot o
Ivorv Ware, all to be sold at prices you will be glad to pay. we nave
not told you of all the new goods but you’ll see them when you ar
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Lota of Christinas Candy priced at 15 cents per pound and upwards.
The kind of Candy we have always carried - The None Better kind.
Special attention is called to our attractive offeeingsin Christmas and
New Year Cards-1 cent each and upwards.
And the Mawaphil Dolls, a strictly hand made art product, Beauti-
ful goods and properly priced.
An inspection of our store will prove that we are Headquarters for
Holiday goods.
COME IN.
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YOU ARE WELCOME whether you buy or not, and Ladies don t forget
our Rest Room.
R. L. HARRIS
FARM LOANS at lowest rate of in­
INFORMATION
I
terest.
Repayment privileges atfer
the first year. Wm. Bain, room 10
Five Is the sacred number of the
McMinnville Nat. Bk., McMinnville Moors.
39tf.
For Sale: Oats and Vetch ready to Oregon.
Shark skfn has the toughness of vul­
sow, $3.25 per/ hundred. Gray oats
canized rubber.
cleaned and ready to sow $2.25 per
hundred. Riley L. Clark. Phone Red
Fish made good “film performers’
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
54.
51-tf
when properly trained.
Exercising a prerogative is what
Ladds Funeral Home. McMinnville,
In Kurdistan music of any kind Is
keeps It In good condition.
Oregon. Phone Blue 5.
15tf.
looked upon as Immoral.
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Death loves a shining mark; life la
ROMAN MEAL which should be us­ satisfied with an eusy one.
ed “every day some wav” is sold bv F.
The fellow who isn't satisfied with
J. Randall Miller Mercantile Co. and
R. L. Cinnamon. Roman Meal Bread himself can easily give himself away.
is baked by Log Cabin Baking Co.
You never can tell. Even the bald-
Portland Oregon.
25-tf. headed fellow may be a man of many
WHITE Sewing machines at Dem- parts.
aray’s Hardware store.
Ihe Oregon Fire Relief is your own
home confpany are you keeping your
money at home. E. S. Benson, agent
45tf.
WHITE Sewing machines at Dem-
aray's Hardware store.
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
Don’t be loo easy. Many a man
who bows to the inevitable is a victim
of mistaken identity.
Even the man who makes hay while
the sun shines may hesitate to tel)
what he does when it rains.
The man who is in love with him­
self doesn't necessarily demonstrate
that all the world loves a lover.
Loans on farm and city property at
“Virtue is Its own reward,” quoted
lowest rates. Mortgages, notes, bonds the Wise Guy. “Yes, it seldom get»
and contracts bought and sold. Keep an encore," agreed the Simple Mug.
your money busy day and night. See
Lima, Peru, has ordered the estab­
the undersigned for mortgage invest­ lishment of municipal markets.
ments.
Sixteen years of safe invest­
Madrid In point of geographical ele­
ments for clients is a record of merit.
vation is the highest city In Enrope.
Attorney B. A. Kliks,
McMinnville. Oregon.
Buenos Aires has more than 500
For anything in Real Estate see drug stores and more than flOO per­
fume shops and beauty parlors.
J. E. PROFFITT.
A Summer Clime
for your
Winter Outing
that's—
California
Like many othrr« at this season of the
year you are thinking of a trip to a
watmer climate.
California is just the place for your
winter outing.
Here the day’s are
fleoded with bright warm sunshine. You
may enjoy ail outdoor recreations or
simply relax and rest in comfort under
sunlit skies.
African natives work In pairs pull­
ing passenger carta.
Diamond mines in South Africa are
restricting their output.
Nearly one third of the population
of the world are Christians.
The world’s record output of coal
was 579,386,000 tons tn 1918.
Only six ounces of radium has been
produced in the last 26 years.
Toledo, O., boasts of the largest
goldfish hatchery In the world.
Always in the mar et for Green and Evaporated Fruita
Be aure to ace ua । afore selling any kind of produce.
Aak your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables
Pleaeantdale
IN THE FAR EAST
The Turke
l'uik|ab bath.
know
Scott Edwards end family were Sun­
nothing of the day guvsls at the W»ra Merger ledge
Some trlbea in the Sahara desert
have slave farms.
home.
W. I . Rcwhttein aid f»mllv were
county »«at vMom la»t Ihutadey.
The Mohammedan
Mecca when he prays.
W. Wood and wife uf indiana visit*
ed Thursday at the Ralph Hadley home.
always
faces
The Turks adopted the etvscent as
n national emblem about 1468.
Neither Hindus nor Japanese will
ever willingly sleep with their head«
to the north.
For centuries In China a woman has
had the choice of keeping her maiden
nnme after marriage.
The poorest Arab woman paints her
eyes with kohl to make them appear
larger nnd more brilliant.
The Turks were th* first peopls to
bury their dead In cemeteries and
make use of ornamental headstone*.
The Improvemtnt elub held their
regular munthlv meeting at the school
houte Friday night. A «mali attendane»
but a good time and good prugram re­
ported.
II. J. Vine and family viaited rela­
tives in Portland a eouple of days last
week.
Mr*. Scott Edwards and Mrs. Arthur
Bratnlet wete shopping in McMInnvtU*
Monday.
Mis* Mae Sheldon is on the sick list.
f ESIIVAL AND BAZAAR BIG SUCCESS
financial success and they certainly suc­
Natives of the Punjab still spear
ceeded
in their effort*.
their fish In email streams with a tri­
The
Lsdios
Aid Society of the Meth-
dent not uullke that depicted oa Eng­
odita church with Mr*. Kanie J. Nichol*
lish coins.
a* president and Mr«. F. M. RusetWSrt
The Chinese, It Is estimated, eet aa secretary and Mr*. C, O. Baxter,
5,000,000 dogs annually. The dogs are
<>f special breed. raised wholly for treasurer were sponsor* for the Har­
vest Festival »nd Bazaar and it i* duo
food purpose*
to their untiring efforts that Ibis affair
was the success that it was. It was ■
TOLD BY THE FINGERS
benefit to the entire community of Det-
The ambitious person has long tn- ton.
gers.
The amiable, easy-going person has
short fingers.
Large finger* meun slow Intellec­
tuality and common tastes.
Thumbs that curve downward show
shrewdness and miserliness.
If bls fingers are fat. he’s lazy. The
seme applies to bis fiancee.
Markedly pointed fingers indicate re­
ligious fervor and Imagination.
READ AND HEED
Increase« of railway dividends will
shortly b* in order.
Any time la a good time to «tert
carrying out a good Idea.
Maybe the trouble Is with you, not
with your job or your boas.
A warning: Many radio atocka new
being promoted are as thin ns air.
High Treasury Offlclsl Says Better
Prices Are Coming.
Yellow corn la superior to white
com for the feeding of hogs not on
pasture.
WISDOM’S WHISPERS
WHEAT RISE TS PREDICTED
undeveloped belong to rude and Igno­
rant persons.
JOTTINGS
If your fiance has square fingers I
Washington, D. C.—Better prices for you may count on his being firm In
No good building without a good
Most of the greet people began
wheat in the near future were fore Ills opinions, reasonable, and quite an
foundation.
by having to work for a living.
seen by high treasury officials The orderly person.
A poor man served by thee shall present low level, officials declared,
Our faults are as hlg to the
is bound to be bettered with improve German Reichstag Approves Cabinet
make thee rich.
other fellow as his appear to us.
Berlin —By an almost unanimous
ment in transportation facilities and
Honor is the noble mind’s distin­ the demand for wheat abroad which vote, the relchstag approved the new
Patience is a virtue, but very
guishing perfection.
;
often
doing something to help
cabinet
headed
by
Chancellor
Wilhelm
will come later.
matters bents sitting down and
Cuno and accepted hla declaration of
Inability of the railroads to trans
The height of honor Is rather to suf­
waiting.
port wheat to seaboard has been part
policy.
fer than do a wrong.
ly responsible for low prices, it is
There are times when It taken
Half truths often make whole trou­
Your character can not be injured believed at the treasury, but there also
more courage to let your end
has been a lack of demand in Europe bles.
except by your own acts.
drop altogether than to keep on
While no world wheat shortage la fore
trying to hold It up.
A sunny thought drives away the
From the lowest depth there Is a seen. It is declared there will be need
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shadows.
path to the loftiest height.
for all the surplus wheat of this conn
Slamming the door donee no argu-
try and Canada, particularly since
The man who labors forgets that be inenta.
Never ask your friends to do for you
little Russian export wheat is expect waits.
what you can do for yourself.
ed.
I hate a Bar, but at times a gentle­
To be content with less Is to have man must.
Many delight more in giving pres­
less discontent.
ents than in paying their debts.
Rear-Admiral Clark Dies.
The more honesty a man has the
less he affects the air of a saint.
IN OTHER CITIES
JOHN M SCOTT
General Paaaenger Arent
Portland. Orason
Olympia. Wash. — The Yakima
Southern Railway company is the
name of a new corporation for which
papers were filed here with the sec­
retary of state. The firm Is capital
ized for $1,000,000 and its purpose Is
to build a railway line fsom the north
innk of the Columbia river at or near
Underwood to Yakima.
The Incorporation papers wr-> filed
by John H Hall of Portland, and the
incorporators named are E. E. Lytle,
Henry E. Reed and J. B Atkinson
The principal place of business for the
new company Is Vancouver. Wash
Xvaporalora nt Kroll» ami Variate»« Paekara of and
t»vaiar» in Fruì.» Vv«»labl»» and all binda of erodile».
If you wrong another you wrong
yourself.
Astrakhan fur Is made from the
skin of new-born Persian lambs.
go now and take advantage of Excel­
lent Train Service and Through Sleep­
ing Cars to San Francisco and Los An­
geles.
For fares, train schedules, sleeping
car reservations or descriptive folders,
ask local railroad ticket agents, or write
NEW COMPANY PLANS
RAILWAY TO YAKIMA
Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Act well your part—there all the
honor lies.
Wigs made of white silk are the
latest freak of fashion in Paris.
Talents are nurtured best In soli­
tude, but character on life’s tempestu­
ous sea.
Now on Sale
Washington, D. C.—Complete *tatl*
tics of income for ths calendar year
1 »20, made public by the commissioner
of internal revenue, show that 7,25».
944 individuals filed Income tax re­
turns, psylng a total tax of $1,076,063.-
688, and that 203,233 corporations re­
ported net incomes taxed at $1,625,-
624 643.
Thirty-three Individuals in the Uni
ted States paid taxes on net incomes
in excess of $1,000.000, 1» paying on
$1,000,000 to $1,500.000. Three paid
taxes on iucomes In excess of $1.600,-
000; four on Incomes from $2.000,000
to $3,000,000 and four paid taxes on
Incomes in excess of $5,000,000. two of
these being listed from New York ami
two from Michigan.
Oregon taxpayers paid $16.162.541
taxes on net personal and corporation
incomes for that year, totaling $233,-
174,097, of which 9193,652,281 was per­
sonal and $49.621,816 was corpofation
income.
Washington paid $24.414.671 on ag­
gregate net personal and corporation
income of $456,174,610, of which $376.-
979.893 was personal and $7»,1»4,723
was corporation income.
Idaho paid $2,464.636 on personal
and corporation Incomes amounting to
$77,175,644. of which $67,391.639 was
personal and $9,783,905 was corpora
tion income.
In Oregon 8.63 per cent of the popu­
lation filed tax returns, in Washing
ton 10.91 per cent and in Idaho 5.9»
per cent. The per «a pita income tux
paid for Oregon was $8.49. Washing-
ton $6 4! and Idaho $2 62. Personal
returns were filed by 67,640 Individ­
uals in Oregon. 148,067 in Washing
ton and 26.755 In Idaho.
If you're aahamed of your position
Portland, Or.—Construction of a net
you
should be ashamed of yourself.
Small, thin fingers bespeak a clever. ।
work of rail lines through Yakima and
acute
mind,
somewhat
given
to
do-
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Klickitat counties, in Southern Wash
The leaders of tomorrow will hsvo
Ington, aggregating 164 miles and esti­ celt
to be likeable.
Are you trying t»
mated to cost $7,500,000, was announc
qualify?
A coarse, brutal nature is disclosed
ed here by E. E. Lytle, railroad build
by fingers as large at the tipa as at
Congress, always eager to “reform“
er, following incorporation of the Ya
the roots.
business, badly needs businesslike re­
kima Southern Railway company at
Olympia. Wash.
Lean fingers Indicate simple testes, forming.
Plans for the newly incorporated perhaps leaning too much toward pe­
The two plllnra of every wholesome
company are the construction of a nuriousness.
I nation must be the Hekrt and the
rail line 86 miles in length connecting
The strength of your win power is Hearth.
Yakima with Underwood on the Co
measured by the length of tlie upper
lumbia river.
My favorite motto:
“Everything
joint of the thumb.
comes to him who hustles while ho
Thumbs that are coarse, heavy, and welt*.“—Thomus Edison.
Granite paving blocks are manotao
tured In a great variety of sizes.
There are noted golf courses, polo fields
tennis courts, miles of splendid high­
ways and countless places of scenic and
romantic charm.
LOW ROUND TRIP TICKETS
All Work Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. Call and look
over my line of Silverware.
Phone Red 70
Day ton, Oregon
Filed Income Tax Returns
Para, Brazil, Is known as the “gate­
way of the Amazon."
Chicago has a law firm composed of
mother, son and daughter.
Mexico City has two baseball leagues
and ten first-class diamonds.
Havana, Cuba, has a new hotel that
will accommodate 1,000 guests.
Long Beach, Cal — Rear-Admiral
Charles E Clark, who, then a cap
tain, commanded the battleship Ore­
gon on Its famous voyage from San
Francisco to Key West and later in
i
the battle of Santiago, July 3, 1898.
in the Spanish-American war, died at
the home of his daughter here late
Sunday. He was 79 years old.
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Idaho Indian Lands Taxable.
Boise, Idaho. — Frank 9 Dietrick.
fnloral judge, holds in an opinion
made of record here that Indian land*
in Idaho are subject to taxation. The
a re originated in Kootenai and Bene­
wah counties, and revolved about the
Coeur d'Alene Indian lands.
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM
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You will always find at our store the purest Christmas
Candies and the l>est grades of Ice Cream.
HIGH GRADE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND PIPES
LOG CABIN BREAD
RESTAURANT IN REAR OF STORE
R. L CINNAMON
Remember the Free Matinee Saturday afternoons Dec. 16 23
Community Christmas Tree Saturday eve Dec. 23, 7:15
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