MAKE THIS A
JEWELRY AND
SILVERWARE
CHRISTMAS!
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F ours was a big store in a big city our rent
would be high and our expenses would
be heavy.
If you came to us, under such conditions,
we would have to charge you
higher price
for things than we do now—and you would
get nothing more for your money.
You may argue if we had the large store
in the city, instead o f the one we have, that
we could offer better bargains on account o f
our larger buying and selling capacity, but
such is not the case.
Gold, silver, and jewels are worth a cer­
tain market price. They are not sold for less
than they are worth—they represent real
money—and real money, as all know, is not
to be found on a bargain counter.
We buy as economically as does any jew ­
eler, consequently, with our smaller expenses,
we are able to sell most things cheaper than
do the majority o f big city jewelers—and
more than that, we can give you better per­
sonal attention.
In a word, we can give you “ your mon­
ey’s worth” both in goods and in service.
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M il I Q
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Plated Silverware
Flat ware—Berry spoons, jelly spoons, sugar
shells,
butter
pie servers, cold meat
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itter knives, pi
forks, salad forks ana spoons, cream and
,vy ladles, pickle and olive forks in 1847
¡rs Bros., and other reliable makes.
Hollow W are
Bread trays and cake dishes, cream pitchers
and sugar bowls, tea sets, tooth pick hold­
ers and napkin rings, crumb trays, baby
and childs cups, salt and pepper shakers,
baking dishes, fruit and berry dishes, bon
bon dishes, jewel cases, shaving sets.
NEW BERG
JEW ELER.
Sterling Silverware
Next to Postoffice.
Tea strainers, cream and gravy «ladles, sugar
• shells, butter knives, souvenir spoons, (en­
graved with your name and date,) baby
spoons, tooth and nail brushes, nail files,
manicure scissors, manicure sets, ($2.50 to
$13.50,) desk sets, bag tags, hat markers,
coat hangers, book marks, gold pens with
pearl handles.
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W E ENGRAVE A LL GOODS PURCHASED OF US
FREE O F CHARGE.
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C uff Buttons
Longnette Chains
Dozens to select from.
$2.00 to $8.00.
All prices and makes,
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From 50c to $11.00 per pair.
W e have an especially nice line o f
Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons this
year—engraved Newberg, Ore., Pacific
College, or with your name and date,
without extra charge.
W ATCHES
In gold and gold filled,
year cases.
20 and 25
Elgin, Waltham, Hampden,, Illinois, Rock­
ford, and South Bena movements.
Beauty or Baby Pins
Neck Chains
Neck chains in short and three quarter
lengths. Gold and gold filled; for Baby,
Miss or Mrs.
From 40c to $2.00 per pair.
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Scarf and Tie Pins
Boss, Fahys, and Crescent Cases
Watches for Boys, and Girls in Silver, Nickel,
and Gun Metal.
Lockets
Latest patterns and a new stock.
Gold, gold filled and sterling silver.
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W atch Chain*
In gold and gold filled. Simmons, Black-
ington and Bigney chai ns for ladies and
gentlemen.
In fact w e have everything that a
well regulated Jewelry Store should
have.
Bracelets
W e are slightly over stocked with
Sterling Silver Tooth and Nail Brushes.
W ill sell them at quite a reduction.
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Brooches and W atch Pins
From 75c to $12.00.
Chain and band bracelets—all prices.
Clocks
Fobs
Rings
Gold filled woven wire fobs with safety fast­
ener. Wear like solid gold; from $3.00 to
$6.00. Guaranteed by us and the manu­
facturer.
Over five hundred to select from. Gold baby
rings from 75c to $2.00. Ladies rings from
$2.00 to $45.00.
Gentlemen’s rings.
Large clocks and small ones too.
and kinds.
All good time keepers and kept in repair for
one year.
P R A C T IC A L
X M A S G IF T S
For Mother, Sister, Brother, Baby or Sweet­
heart, Toys, Candies, Nuts, etc. for the chil­
dren.
Fancy Dishes, Jardiniers, Toilet
Cases, Kerchiefs, Skirts, etc., for the older
ones. Something suitable for all.
Com e bring the children and hear the Negro
play the baqjo, and see how Teddy shoots
The finest line o f Bon Bon Boxes and Christ­
mas Novelties ever shown in Newberg.
Our motto is not “The Cheapest,** but “The
Best**
C. B. Wilson
The
M any Sided Printer.
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G IVE US A CALL
All prices
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The versatillity ot some printers
is very aptly illustrated by the
following advertisement which
recently appeared in a prominent
Western newspaper.
"W a n te d — By a printer who is
capable oi taking lull charge of
a publishing and printing plant,
a position as foreman. Can give
valuable Advice to persons w ho
contemplate marriage, and has
obtained a wide reputation as a
trance medium.
W ould accept
an appointment as a pastor of a
small evangelical church or as
substitute preacher. H as had
experience as strike-breaker and
would take work o f this kind
¡w est o f the M i s s o u r i river.
Would have no objections to
| forming a small but select class
i o f young ladies to teach them in
the higher branches or to give
them information as to the cause
o f the Trojan war. Can do odd
jo b s in a boarding house or
would gladly accept a position
asassayist o f a mining company.
T o a dentist or a chiropodist his
services would be valuable, and
cou d fill with satisfaction a po­
sition as bass or tenor singer in
a Methodist choir.”
deliberately passed the book to
me with his finger on the title.
It read, "T a k e me as I a m . ”
Seeing he w as o f a charming per­
sonality and well supplied with
worldly goods, I unhesitating
returned the book to him open
a t the hymn, "S om e sweet day
by and b y .” W ith nervous ex­
A Church W ooing.
citement he turned to the song,
"L e t it be soon,” fa t which I
It w as at church I had met
coquettishly s h o w e d him the
him. F or tw o years we had
words, “ W ait, and murmer n o t.”
seen each other every Sunday,
Thus we became engaged.
and,.we had become very good
friends, although the thought of
Alas, that tools are prosperous.
a nearer relationship between us
Is it their penalty or their re­
had never occuried to me.
He seemed fond of my com ­ ward?
pany, but alw ays appeared em*
H ow many of us in listening
barrassed and
bashful when
alone with me. One evening at to the tom tom s forget the vio­
church I noticed a look of deci­ lins?
sion in his eye. He took his seat
T o think an original thought
beside me, and as the opening
is
to take a step nearer the di­
hymn w as called out, he turned
to an entirely different song and vine.
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