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NEW B E R G GRAPHIC. should manifest a little of the spirit of York, and when one abuse* the street H. J. Littlefield. H. A. Littlefield TTORNEY-AT LAW. uneasiness and jealousy, and that every he abuses capital in general. There is S I A loyal American should thrill with the not a great commercial city in the world E. H. W o o d w ak d , E d ito r A I T b l ih iik u . thought of Ids country’s destiny. How that has notits street or quarter given W . C . W o o d w a r d , A s s o c ia t e E d it o r . ever, us this national condition is. the over specially to banking and financial Will practice in all the courts of the state PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. Special attention giveu to probate work, the result cf tho fruit of honorable diplo establishments, but tide is the only I Offices in Chehalem Valley Bank Building, w riting of deeds, mortgages, coutracts and the drafting of all legal papers. Entered » i «econd-elai« matter at the poatolltce macy, our motives are not mistrusted, country where would-be leaders of pub- | Phone No. 43. N ew be rg . O regon. which ia a tribute to American diplo lie opinion seek popularity by abusing at Newberg, Oregon. Residence north o f Public School Building, O w e * — Second Floor Phone No. 44. macy, the fundamental principle of these interests. A country without cap-1 Bauk of Newberg Building, which has been directness and honesty ital would he a country without civil I'iHLED EVERY FRIDAY MORSIMI. of purpose. Hays an Eastern journal in ization, and a great city without capital commenting on this phase of the ques —hut that is an impossibility, and there F R ID A Y , DECEMBER 0,1901. tion, “ Jn view of our present acendancy fore not wortii talking about. It is not over European nations and o f the cer more natural lor water to run down hill N O T IC E T O H U U H C K IIIE K A tainty that it will increase with the than it is for capital in ail parts of the This week’s freight brings The subscription price oi the Graphic years, it is not surprising that persons country to seek trade centers, and once ¡«$1.50 a year, but to those who pay and papers in Europe should express there to fraternize and combine. Wall us one solid C A R -L O A D o f the strictly in advance the price is $1. Cash anxiety and a little ill will when they street, l>y which is still meant the hank most beautiful and useful Xm as gifts talks, and the inan who pays in ad. comprehend tho inevitable. On the ing and financial institutions of New suitable for everybody. A Vance ia entitled to consideration, l ’ay other hand, it is a high tribute to the York, could not exist if the country laud full of toys. up, save fifty cents a year and keep a confidence which the rulers and gov were not behind them. Every country clear conscience. ernments of European nutions have in hank in the United States contributes (tie United .States that they do not unite to making Wall street ard maintaining in some plan to check the growing pow its prestiage. They are its feeders, as When President Roosevelt says er of the United States. Individual rivulets are of creeks and these in turn “ Prosperity can uever be created by law and newspapers express alarm in view of larger streams. Wall street is in alone, though it Is easy enough to de of our power asan industrial competitor business to make money just us country stroy it by mischievous I uw h ,” he says a hut no ruler or responsible statesman in hanks are, and financial crises are no whole lot In very few words. Europe lias expressed the least solici more desired by tile street than they ure tude lest the United States use its grow by the people at large. It should be re The President’s message gives evi ing power to curtail tho trade or influ membered also that nearly all the great dence ol capable, vigorous and patriotic ence or to usurp authority over any local enterprises in the country, such us statesmanship behind it. While its other nation. Anyone of them would steam, electric and Interurban railroads tone is o( course strougly republican, it prefer that the United States should and many of the large manufacturing Is also broadly American, and pleases hold the Philippines or construct tho corporations, are financed in Wall street. loyal Americans of w hatever party. isthmian canal than that any other No doubt there are abuses in the street, — » > ♦■£------- European government should hold or but its dominating inlluence is conserva A bulletin has been issued by the construct. This is because European tive. The so-called “ money power” is census bureau which shows tiiat the av rulers have faith in tho integrity and in the main a conservative, patriotic, erage duration of human life in the good will of the United States, and, as progressive and constructive power. It United States is steadily and rapidly on Secretary Huy declared the other day, lias often exerted itself to prevent pan the increase. In 18P0, according to tho the golden rule ib our policy in diplo ics and financial crises, and only yields bulletin, tho average age at which macy." to them when it can no longer control Americans died was 31.3 years; in 1900 the conditions that cause them. Tiiese the average lifetime was 35.4, a gain of M il. C U U I ’ W I C O M M E N T S O N S O C I A L conditions aro generally brought about 4.3 years. ISM . by the people and not by the money power. Wall street and the money To those who aro prone to belittle if McMinnville, Or., Nov. 29,’01. power, whatever that much abused not to discountenance higher education, phase stands for, may have their faults, it may bo of more profit than interest to Editor Graphic:— hut this would be a poor country with W. W . Hollingsworth, Prop. The following paragraph I clipped know that of over eleven thousand out them. Abuse of them should be names in the latest edition of “ Who is from your paper of last week and kind left to tlie Populists, ignoramuses and Who in America," nearly eight thou ly ask permission for a word of friendly Anarchists.—Indianapolis Journal. sand aro those of men and women who comment. It was as follows: “ One of have graduated from some college or the dictums of a rabid socialist sheet M O D E R N E L O Q U E N C E .” which seems to find favor with several like institution. people In this vicinity, is tliut “ Social O n e o f th e M o s t P o p u la r L i t e r In these days o f germs and rumors of ism will give every child as good cloth a r y P r o d u c t io n s germa, an English physician says blunt ing as any other child.” When any o f th e D a y. ly hut sensibly, “ Everything we eat and "isin” degenerates into such silly gab ble, u man com promises his self reapect, drink and wear runs the gauntlet of Almost every man and a great many germs to an extent which nervous peo who countenances it." Every child has as good a public women at some time in his or her life is ple had better not contemplate. Far too FO R TIER CURTAINS, much fuss is made of them. If we lis school, in this country, as every other called upon to say something before a W IN D O W SHADES, tened to all these scares there would he child in its vicinity. A b good a post- popular assemblage. I t is surprising nothing left to do hut get into a hath of office. As good public roads, and many how difficult it is to express one’s C o u c h e s & b a b y b u g g i e s , w a l l p a p e r a n d ' Haddan 147.65 a sec 32 t 2 s r 3 PICTUR E .MOULDING A SPECIALTY. carbolic acid anil stop there until starv other things that our state government thoughts attractively, not to say with sends it liis subscription now to all the w ............................................ 2950 ation freed us from the dangers of life." and county provides for every other force, before any miscellaneous audi issues o f T ii e C o m p a n io n for the re Henry Armstrong and w to An child as well us every child. Our peo ence. A man may he intelligent, lie maining weeks of 1901 free. It will entitle the new subscriber for drew Johnson 80 a A C Smith d 1 The city of Northampton, Mass., is ple do not think these tilings silly now. may write well, and yet when he is call c t 3 s r 3 w ................................ 1700 crowing loudly over having perfected a I There was a class of people who thought ed on for a short speech oil some com 1902, to one of the C o m p a n io n ’ s new voting machine which works so satis-1 so once but we called them mosshacks. monplace topic at any gathering, lie calendars for 1902, lithographed in W T Kidd a w to Geo A Kidd sr 50 factonly that the reault of the last elec- 1 j twelve colors and gold. a pt A E Breon tract t 5 s r tion was known in seventeen minutes | They are not living now. Socialists may entertain something stronger than Full illustrated announcement of the 4 w............................................ 1000 a longing fo he permitted to sit down want to extend tho functions of the from the close of the polls. Hump! Ttiey can heat that in Philadelphia. | state so that it will provide food and gracefully before lie is fairly on his feet. new volume for 1902 will be sent to any W T Kidd et al to Geo A Kidd jr They have a voting machine there that clothing for every child and every other 125 a in Jno Eunroe d 1 c t 5 s r Tlie art of public speaking is found address free. determines the result of an election be- T H E YO U TH ’S COMPANION, 5 w ............................................ 1900 largely in the ability to speak well with child as well as education and the other foro the polls are open.—Telephone- j necessities mentioned. They want to out making any apparent eflbrt to l>o lm- 195 Columbus Avenue, B o s t o n , M ass . Nonnanda Leonard to F B Leonard Register. lis 1 2 b 4 Bihies Add to Sheri And they go it one better down in j mako a sort of community-of-intcrest of j pressive. The interesting talker, either dan ..................................... i I. A F A YTETTE IT K M S . In time of trouble with that inestimable gift, Y O U R Alabama where they have a state voting ' those matters, just as you advise in the in ordinary conversation or in public machino which determines the result of, next column in talking to tho fruit grow- utterance, is tho man or woman who Mr. Lownsdale has commenced to Sarah B Evans to F B Leonard Its E Y E S I G H T , is an H O N E S T O P T I C I A N who knows his in Sheridan............................... 212 nn election before it is held, merely by a ers. That talk of yours to the fruit- talks without making too great a display pack and ship his apple crop which Is Marriage Licenses B U S IN E S S — one who will growers was not silly. It was right In of tlie emotion. If a man before any very fino in quality. liighly developed sense of colot. Jessie A Parker 21 L C Daniels 22 line with the spirit of tho age. And t public body will talk in the same way fit you with proper glasses or J. M. Belcher is still very poorly from 54 R A Stewart 60 Enthusiastic women suffragists aro what is good for the fruitgrower and the tliut lie converses with his friends his the effects of his fall from an apple tree Susan Wedell spectacles for whatever de Verna Messinger 18 Leslie Fouta 20 much givon to self-glorification of j hop rnlsers and tho railroads and the speech will always command popular while picking apples. fect there is in one or both Mamie Casey 21 E J Fay 26 r6) their sex in orating on the political mil steel industries ami the manufacturers ' recognition. Tho hardest lesson for I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bryan of Chehalem eyes, and will not over any man to learn is tho one of simplicity ! Cora Smith 19 James T Martin 26 Ionium which they would usher in if and so on, ad infinitem, the socialist were in town Tuesday, during the charge you for either glasses Louana Holmes 20 Mo3es Sitton 23 ouly given the op[>ortunity to enter the thinks is good for tho people as a whole. in statement. To talk well is to talk j hardest rain of the season. or advice. simply and plainly, and, paradoxical as field of Amerioan politics. Mrs. Jane J. C . C o o p e r . Union Thanksgiving services were Spread s L ik e W ild fir e . Tlie (¡rapine is glad to give its friend ; « nil«y seem, the man of scholarly at- Addnms, of Hull House fame, Chicago, in a recent address beforo a womans' Mr. Cooper the opportunity of above tiiiument* who is ' effective ns a public held in tlie Evangelical church. Rev. When things are “ the best” they be club of her city was frank enough and comment, and in reply begs leave to call speaker is the man who lias learned tlie Hurd preached the sermon. come “ the best selling.” Abraham That your excruciating There are no boats running to Mc Hare, a leading druggist of Beilviiie O., brave enough to deal a body blow to his attention to the fact that it did not I lesson, and a hard lesson it is, of talk headache may be due to such popular pretension. She said, call socialism “ silly" Inasmuch as it es- ing effectively without making any Minnville now which seems to worry writes, “ Electric Bitters are' the best the people over there very much. “ Women consider themselves better pouscs government ownership and con- show of pedantry. selling bitters I have handled in 20 E Y E TROUBLE? than men, but they forget tho possible trol of public utilities—a great quo«- 1 One of tho greatest public speakers of Only one really needy family was years.” Yon know why? Most diseases W e are at your service, reason—that they have not had the Hon which engages the attention of tlie | tho century is tlie Hon. Thomas It. I found in town and they received a big begin in hisorders of stomach, liver, same opportunity to he bad. Women, greatest minds. That’s not tho point Reed. As editor-in-chief of “ Modern ' basket of provisions including a nice tur- kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves, hence wo are fond of saying, never corrupted at all. Neither is socialism "s illy ” be : Eloquence,” now being distributed by I key on Thanksgiving. cures multitudes of maladies. It builds legislatures, or accepted bribes from cause it seeks to create conditions where : tlie Oregonian, Mr. Reed lias devoted A Mr. Edwards from near Sherwood, up the entire system. Puts new life railroads. They haven't had the by everybody w ill be givon a fair chain» practically his entire time to the work j has bought tlie Williamson place, bet- and vigor into any weak, sickly, run in the strife for tlie necessities of life of supervision and editing this standard j ter known as the Kelly place near tlie down man or woman. Price 50 c at C. cliauoe.” and his meed of happiness, That’s publication, with tho view of presenting ! public school house, and will move F. Moore & Co. druggists. Tlie force and vigor of the President laudable enough. But when anyone , to the people a collection o f all public here. arc well exemplified in tlie following few goes to tlie extent of promising by so | orations ol merit extant. "Modern I J. J. Martin who lived out beyon d N o tic e o f th e A p p o in tm e n t o f A d m in is words of his message, relative to the an- j cialism an absolute equality of condition illoquenre” tells people how to talk, 1 St. Joe died on Monday morning with t r a t o r W it h W i l l A n n e x e d . ureliist, which it is sincerely hoped, a among citizens, socially, Intellectually I when to talk, and wlial to say if called something like paralysis. He was one | Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned iiiKin to make a public address upon : very few certain fellows in this vicinity or financially, that's "s illy .’ ’ “ Every has been duly appointed administrator with of our best farmers and a brother-in-law | the w ill annexed, o f the estate o f James Mad- will read or have read to them: "F o r child lias us good a public school us any occasion. As a literary production I son. deceased, by the County Court o f Yam hill to W. It. Derby of this place. j county, Oregon. the anarchist himself, whether lie every other child,’ ’ but one graduates this publication lias commanded the number of the neighbors and I Now. therefore, all persons having claims preaches or practices his doctrines, we with honor while another fails miser best recognition o f educated people . A . . . . . . •* ,T i | against said estate are hereby notified and re- Everybody has heard that a new broom sweeps clean, but to present the same, with the proper need not have one particle more concern ably; “ as good n postofih-e,” but some everywhere. While its subject mutter irien d ft of R e v . anti Mrs. Hurd BUT- j quired vouchers, within six month» from the date of priced thorn on Thanksgiving eve by does everybody know that a got mail ami others don't; “ as good is “ heady" in the sense that it satisfies' than for any oilier murderer. He is not this notice, to the undersigned, at the office of a Clarence Butt, in Newberg, Oregon. the victim of social or political injus public roads," but some travel while the demands of the scholar, yet tlie calling at their house each one with Dated November 22, lvOl. 8KMON J. MADSON, tice. There are no wrongs to remedy in others never see into an adjoining coun matter is written in a vein that appeals basket or package filled with tho sub CLARENCE BUTT, Adm inistrator, with his case. Tlie cause ol his criminality is ty. The Graphic urged fruitgrowers to to popularity in all eases where there is stantial* nflife. Mr. Hurd In a neat I Al,orue* iorKsUte* w ill annexed, o f the estate of James Mad- 1 little speech thanked the donors, after j to lie found in his own evil passions and ; combine but lid not promise as a re a demand for standard literature of the , son, deceased. which a social evening was spent to- best merit. sult that tlie man who lias an acre of in the evil conduct of those who urge Oitr mill makes the ‘ ‘Excellent’’ brand and our customers Agréât demand is being rande by peo- gather. 1 1 1 m on, not in any failure by others or green Gage plums would receive tlie N o tic e o f f*itar<liA n’ 9 Male. declare it well named. Monday was city election day. There hv tlie state to do justice to liiui or Ills. same returns ns tlie man who Imssever pie in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Notice is hereby Riven that the tindersirn- He is a malefiii'tor and nothing else. He al thousand dollars invested m a good Western Montana and British Colum was only one ticket in the field, which ctl. the duly appoiuted. qualified and acting : guardian o f Leroy Smith. Curl B Smith, Lena is in no sense, in ho shape or wav a apple orchard. It ’s not tho purpose of bia for "Modern Eloquence” ns n was straight whiskey, as follows: May L. Smith and Mattel L. Smith, minors, was ou presentation to or, George Green; councilmen. Dug the 14th day of September A. I».. 1901, by the "product of social conditions,” save as a the Graphic, however, to discuss here worthy Christmas • County Court of the state of Oregou for the Thrifty housewives know that good bread makes happy highwayman is "produced" by tlie fact the merits of socialism, but only to e x friends. To meet this heavy demand Nelson, Jack Postal; recorder, E. >1. i County o f Yam hill, duly authorize ! and li- to sell according to law. the follow in g that an unarmed man happens to have plain its position relative to the wild The Oregonian has laid in a large sup Olds; treasurer,!}. D.Begun; marshall, censed husbands, and it takes good flour to make good bread. That real property belougiug to said minors, via:— a purse. It is a travesty upon tlie great and extreme claim made for socialism ply of these hooks, a supnly it is thought C. H. Woodworth. 45 votes were east An undivided four-fifth interest of, iu and to is the kind you get when you call for the ; the follow ing described piece of land v iz ;— and holy names o f liberty and freedom ns given in tlie above paragraph, quoted which w ill Is* ample to meet every rea which is about one half the number of Beeinning at a corner »tone in the County road , rods ai d 1ft feet south of ;lie northwest cor- “ CL V. IMI. E X C E L L E N T .” sonable call that may hi* made during voters in town. to permit them to be invoked in such a und commented upon by Mr. Cooper. B osky . I I 21 nor o f land deeded from Samuel Longley and i 1 Ellen Ii. Longley his w ife to Elisha Smith: tho holiday season. A number of sets cause. No man or body of men presell Respectfully, ffi ' thence osst id 1-5 rot is to corner stone; thence , Moki Tea positively cures sick head j south 8 rods and 12.7 feet to corner stone; ing anarchistic doctrines should be al W A L L S T K R k T A N D T i t K M O N E\ have already tieen ordered through The CHEHALEM V ALLEY MILLS, Newberg1 , Oregon, jau tnence west 91 W. rods to corner stoue in Oregonian for Eastern delivery. One ache, indigestion and constipation. A County lowed at large any more than If preach r o w K it. road; thence north 8 rods and 12\. feet set w is sent by a friend in this territory delightful herb drink. Removes all to the place of beginning containing > «cres ing tho murder of some s|>ecifieil private more or less. Also an undivided 4 20 interest of. to Chief Justice Fuller, of the United eruptions o f the skin, produces a per in and to the following de«erD»ed premises, individual. Anarchistic speeches, writ Wall street and tho so-called “ tnotiev Mates Supreme Court. Cntil this sup fect complexion, or money refunded. v iz ;—Beginning at a point 29 nnis aud 14.7 feet ings and meetings sre essentially sedi south of the northwest corner of the land c >n- J power’ ’ which ia .opposed to have it. ply is exhausted the Oregonian will 23n and 50e. tious and treasonable.” C. K. Moore A t'o. drug veved by Samuel Longley and w ife to Elisha lair in that locality lus probably .erred 5 v 2 S v S 2 - * - 3 B * ; = 3 * S £ * *£TD Smith by deed which is recorded at page ?7l of gists. Book *9 of the Records o f Deeds o f Yam hill I a. a theme for more demagogy than any continue to offer “ Modern Eloquence’ ’ w. p. heacock orlano heacock w . m o r r is h e a c o c k S e County. Oregon, ami running thence east 91 l .> An eminent English statistician re othor feature of American life. It must at a large S(s*cial discount from publish rods to east line o f said land: thence south 7 R eal K slfttf T ransfers. ers price, and on easy terms o f payment j rot is and 2.2 feet to Everest s liue: thence west cently published figures showing the lie ..»id, however, that eritieism and de Reported by the Yamhill Co. Abstract I ' rod* to the east line of the O J. Walker comparativo growth of population of the nunciation of them have generally come that place the entire set of ten hand D. L i said W alker's V Co. at McMinnville, Oregon, for the ne to the north line of the O. A C. Kailr***d a nailon, which are cf foreiunet rank in from professional politicians and igno somely hiund books within the reach of nrmerly V at U . V. R.) right o f way; thence week ending December, 4 1901. W . 1. HEACOCK A SONS, PROPS. mthweat»*rly «Io »ng the north liue of said right the modern world, from which he cculil rant ranter«. It i. unusual to find a every well-informed man or woman in ♦% 9*4 rods north o f the south l way to j S .1 Signor a w to Carrie H Turner? not do otherwise than deduce the con- hanker criticisiur Wall street as one did Tin* Oregonian's wide field. est corner o f lì ern! form erly owned by A. T. 320 a sec 20 and 32 t 2 * r 6 w 1531 lair; then ce nor rth toth e pi ce of beginning, clution that the United Stair, will «mn at the recent convention of the Ohio i ring au«'! excel pting therefrom 3ft ItX) o f an T il. 4'hrlatma« 4JlfC for M i l l * Mary Gilder et al to William Hell •re now »>wned by ■ »aid O. A C. R. K. ami de outstrip all other nations which now Bankers’ As.iK-i.Uion. The speaker, [ M nliP) . ri bed iu a cer tain decree which is dulv re- Its 1 2 3 b2 Ufayette ............. 350 dominate the world's affairs. In the who was a national hanker, ascribed >rded at pages 2. 3 and I o f VoL 12 o f the Sent as a year's subscription to the William Ho!| to J C lauighlin Its 1 Keep on b tn il and Manufacture everything in the line of «limai o f i the Journal Court for said Yam hill he Circuit v’ ii first place Ilia population in thi. relative financial crises to the Wall-street stock «unty. Or egoti ; a _ fs being s Y octh ’ s (VvrvMON $1.75 will hny the 2 3 b 2 laduyette ...................... 330 ite in Yam hill i i>uuty. r '.iu of Oregon, ly new country will increase at a much market ami to what is characterized as fifty-two weekly issues of Tim Y o c t h ’ s Now th ere fore by V in ue and authority D W Ralston to McM N Bank greater rst an in any and iu id licen*<-, 1 will ou the ?:h day off D e c e n t ‘ money trus In New V >rk. This Covravi.»* f„r l!*0?. 192.68 a ht Polk and Yamhill D. 1901. iit the 1 loitr of Oue o clock p. m. mild criticise ia red to what has o f the Court Hou It will hny the two hundred and fifty county.................. 1140 j id day, at; the w« the city of M« ile in said Yamh cal denn i gogne* of fa-ch.ititi* stories In the new volume E E I.abertcnux to I D Peters 150 *‘inty. scl 1 at pu tion. to the high»1 r kindtv 1 schools. dder. for cash ii all o f the right, tit 35 a sec .<0 t 2 s r 3 w .. ___ $. 3o> > , cr either o f the Door and Window Frames, Fancy Casings Etc. It bul the fifty interesting spe F A Duncan and w to Ida J Whites r" V r L î t r e * much mors ilependent upon the United malio cial articles contributed by famous tnen “Your pati-on ice is solicited. K*r A. D. 1901. Dated i! ,1s ¿'til 11 a Win T Wallace d 1 c 13 s r 2 V States. In view of this rltnath « It is Wa li s tre e t is H w M1T1I. and women to the new volume (or 1902. w .................................. 220 I « ari R Smith, Leu« Ê s . v s - c . - r _____<=_______, . . ^ — urdían o f Leroy hut natural that the old wurld power* name (or the hat tig intereels of Ne' It will rntule the new subscriber who Alien Meurs ami w to Richard L. smith uni Ms « ï f f «V * * * W s ' * » ï tV * fV 55 S ì. Jacobson dt Co. úrV« LIT T LE FIE LD BROS., CLARENCE B U TT . I . B. DUNCAN & S O N S ,!*- W e Have A First-Class Repair Shop For A ll Kinds c f Lig ht Work. Fancy Crockery, Glassware, ments, ware Artistic Silver of all and Fancy We make a specialty o f repairing Bicycles and Umbrellas. Orna- Plated New and CHEAP. descriptions, Second-Band Wheels Clocks, W atches and a large W e Have a Stock o f New and Sec ond-hand Guns Which We W ill Sell CHEAP. line o f small Fancy Jewelry. The entire stock was selected by M r. N aybcrger while East early in the fall, and as A fu ll line of Shotgun and Ride Shells. Bulk Powder and Shot. Shells Loaded to Order. the stock had to be accepted, w e w ill place the same on sale w ith the balance of our goods. (n fV in n r r r o T V ïT r ïT T r r r r r o ir r ^ Remember our Cost Sale still Murg imite Sim goes on, on the entire stock. A n d you w ill have to hurry as we may close the sale any I CARRY A F U L L L IN E OF time. HOUSE FIJR'iiSHINC GOODS,; Floor M atting, F loorc Oil Cloth, Floor Linoleum. Yours for bargains, S i. Jacobson dt Co. A full line of Undertakers Goods Constantly in Stock. ©f -J U L O J L O J L f t J U U L J L O J U L O J L O jO e S fà e s tS ta n d b y . m '"¿Ç-Lf 0 - 2/ou S u er U/tin/c ■m Ê R -4 m W inslow Siros. p E W MILL MAKES « BEST FLOUS?! l I I I iii I ill I A 'c v v lic rg S a s h A- I ) o o r F a c t o r y . f;i I I » ill P O O R S : WINDOWS, KOliLDINCS, 9 Ü) * I | TURNINGS, CRESTINCS, BRACKET S § I m
