Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, August 22, 1907, Image 4

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    people ol the fine new machinery
that is being added to the soap
factory, or ot the soap man con­
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suming valuable time in praising
Dealers in
the enterprise o f the banker in
m C X D I V U T THURSDAY HORNING
putting in a new burglar-proof
Guns
safe and metal yault furniture? Bicycles
»WARtt.
It is safe to say that you nev%- Ammunition
Sporting g*ds
Tom Richardson should be hear anything oi the sort, and Umbrellas
Parasols
made an active member at the yet this is what the newspaper
m ee
F-t**.
meeting of the State Press Asso­
$1.00 Per Year in Advance. ciation. His optimistic letters editor is doing every day and
do duty in desiccated form on week o f the year—and he docs k AD kinds o f repairing neat­
many editorial pages in Oregon. without money and without
ly and prom ptly done.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1907.
—Oregonian.
price. The editor who is loyal
n
,:'"f d
As is often stated in the pref­ to his tow n, and w ho takes pride
A comet has little business be­ ace to novels, the above bit o f in seeing it grow and prosper,
ing oat at three o ’clock in the sarcasm is ‘ •founded on facts.’ ’ does these things cheerfully and
Our friend Tom is an allround willingly, usually w i t h o u t a
morning.
good fellow as well aa a success­ thought o f compensation —i
Newberg is furnishing labor ful booster, and he earns the big often, likely as not, the recipients
£
for fifteen to twenty McMinnville salary he receives. Just how o f these favors are contributing
men this season. Nothing like much o f this salary is paid by little or nothing to the support
to D u sky
1 A dark «kJ»
the railroads we do not know, o f the paper.
being neighborly.
\ when
when delicately
delicati »oft, underspread
but it is evident that he knows
with the rad taut flow which indi­
The enterprising editor is al­
cates a healthy .active skin. R oben-
With cord w ood selling at how to work the newspapers o f ways glad to say a good word
- a l in* keeps the slun refined in quality,
$3.50 to $4 per cord, the matter Oregon to a finish for a lot o f for the enterprising business men i f I kceptpores free from clogginywastc
o f fuel for the winter becomes a railroad advertising that the o f his tow n, although knowing SI I and stimulates the tiny capillariesto
contribute^the¡colorwhich charm» in
burning question.
newspaper men will never receive full well that the cfiances aie
a cent for. In one instance he even that he will never receive
sunburn and frccU a stf applied *b¡N
Nothing in the way o f improve­ was successful in inducing
fore exposure to ran o r w ind.
one w ord o f thanks for his exhi­
Spreads like an im perceptible sheen,
ments tends more to give per- prominent Portland preacher to bition o f kindness and good-w ill.
a ffa rn e orersk in surface, farm ing a
manancy to the appearance o f a sandwich in the announcement
Me does this willingly, although
tow n than concrete walks. We o f the “ colonist rates” with conscious that every line o f type
. delicate, lustrous beauty.
S d d r— D ~ a * TODdf
are glad to note that the era o f prayer meeting and aid society in his paper costs him money,
such improvements is being ash dates, which is going some to be and that if nobody else pays for
ered in, and we hope to see much sure, and the staid old Oregonian it, the expense will have to come
t
o f this w ork done on the streets bit like the little sheets and ont of his own pocket.
o f Newberg this season.
heralded the preachers spiel all
It is this state o f affairs that
'll"'—-»
over the country. H ow Tom causes the self-respecting news­
The nearby sawmills have must have chuckled to himself at paper man to have small pa
bnraed up enough slab w ood in his success. Take him in to the tiencewith the professional dead­
the past few months to supply Press Association? H ow could beat, who is always seekingJto
all ot Newberg with fuel for a we keep him out?
profit by the brains and labor ot
whole year. The mill owners
others. The editor is always
claim that with the present price
In matters o f household, eco­ looking for something to “ fill
o f labor it don’tr pay to try to nomics the average husband,
up” his columns, but he likes to
handle the slabs but it looks like w ho is left to shift for himself
use his own judgment as to the
a wanton waste of the fuel supply while his spouse is off on a vaca­
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
quantity and quality o f the “ fill­
o f the country.
tion, can give lessons that are
ing.” —Polk County Observer.
worthy o f consideration. Rest
The sewer proposition is being is merely a change o f scene and
A U p From the Oregonian.
rapidly solved in Newberg by action, so fhey tell us o f late,
the building o f septic tanks. and he gets his by doing his own
Old Yamhill is going to give a
Hardly any new residences are cooking, bed making and other
good
account o f herself when
being built in tow n w ithout one. little trifling duties about the
N C W B C a a, OREGON.
These tanks have been thorough­ house. It is so quiet ot evenings, apple-picking time comes. Aside
ly tested in Newberg and they the opportunities for sleep being from the fact that Millard
axe giving entire satisfaction. excellent, so he goes to bed early, Lownsdale lives there and pro­
They are perfectly sanitary and thus saving twenty per cent on claims that he has H ood River
can be recommended to any the electric light bill. There be­ growers beaten out o f sight
property owner w ho don’t have ing no one to call him early with when it comes to the color ant}
flavor oi the reliable old Spitzenj
to a sewer system.
the chirp o f the robins, the time
The place to get your
bergs, there is a multitude oi pB '
’* ■ ' l -y
■■ ' ■ -. 'T' • ■ ‘ ■
is limited for preparing and eat­
It would be interesting to ing the morning meal and here is horticulturists about McMinn­
know how many o f the owners a saving o f tw o and a half per ville, Amity, Sheridan and New!
DRUGS & M EDICINES.
o f real estate w ho have made cent in supplies for the commis­ berg w ho are in the race topi$ve PRESCRIPTION W O RK A
sales at greatly increased prices, sary, which are costly these days. that Willamette Valley apples
SPE C IA LTY .
since the landing^of the big can- A clear saving o f sixty-six and are the finest on earth. Good.
Ssery, subscribed to the fund for tw o thirds per qpnt is made in The state cannot have to o much
the purchase ot the site, which the use o f the broom , and think energy fend effort expended in Books. Stationery, Fancy and
Toilet A rticles. Camara and
w as donated by the people. o f the dish cloths that are worn friendly rivalry between fruit­ Kodaks and all kinds o f Camera
Any o f these w ho may have over­ out annually by the average growers. The best is none too Supplies.
looked this little matter o f busi­ housekeeper o f the female per­ good, either for home consump­ LESSONS G IVEN IN K O D A K
ness will certainly be on hand, suasion! A leak that is easily tion or for export, and “ the RKY
ready to help land the next profit stopped by the chef who looks best” is what Oregon produces
paying proposition we shall after the kitchen duties in her in apples when properly culti­
vated by intelligent, enterprising
reach out after.
absence. We might g o farther
growers. This is said without
A resident o f Newberg, w ho into the details and make a distinction in the apples of
has been w riting to his friends in record breaking showing, but Southern Oregon, the'Willamette
other parts ot Oregon, inviting we simply drop these hints to Valley, H ood River or the irri­
them to come hnd locate in a show what could be done by gated orchards o f Eastern Ore­
tow n where business is closed up way of shaving dow n the yearly gon. All are fine—none finer.
d iv e ns
o o Sunday, expresses regrets expense account o f the family,
th at he has noticed a tendency with just a little head work.
A Big Bouquet
o f late on the part ot some of
“Just to Fm Up.”
our business men to violate the
Newberg, says the Graphic, is
The editor o f the Eugene Guard
la w on Sunday closing. New­
to
have a cannery. The main
berg has had a good record on pays his respects to dead-beats
LET US FKHJRB WITH YOU.
building is already under way
Sunday closing in the past, and in Hie follow ing declaration ot
and is a big one, being 100x340
since many other tow ns m the in d e p e n d e n c e : “ Said a well-
feet.
The engine house is to be
«ta te have shown much improve­ known business man to us the
C lem en son
E vans
built aw ay from the main build­
ment along these lines o f late, we other day: “ It would not hurt
ing
and
will
be
40x40
feet.
New­
certainly can’t afford to take you to occasionally mention oar
business in the paper. It would berg is doubtless one o f the fore­
any backward step.
help to fill up, you know .’ Yes, most tow ns o f the state. It has
The Polk Com ity Observer has we might do it. We haven’t the quite a number o f manufactur­
the follow ing very kind words least idea on earth that it would ing industries, all ot which are
t o say for the Graphic: “ Editor hurt us, and it w ould, as he sug­ there because the citizens o f the
W oodward o f the Newberg gests, help to fill up. We might town were not afraid to give
Graphic announces that, after do all this, but at the same time, time and money tow ard securing
September 1, the subscription thank God, we do not have to them. Newberg also bas a col­ You couldn’t toll by looking a t it
whether a watch is cheap or not at
price of his paper will be raised do it unless we feel like it. It lege, high school and other edu­ 112. V ery glitterin g promises may
t o $1.50 a year. This price is would dot hurt h im / either, t o cational interests, a fine city
have been made to you about that
made imperative by the sharp come around and say: ’Give water works, elegant church
watch in a mail order ad.
You w ere
told it was this and that and the
advance in prices o f paper and me a column or a half cofaran o f buildings, etc., that are second
other thing.
printing material. Mr. W ood­ space for an advertisement, and to none in the state, and this,
mind
yotl,
in
fece
o
f
the
fact
that
ward says that rather than here is the money to pay for it.’ 7
But really no one but an experienced
low er the standard of his paper,
The Guard is rights There is they have no saloons. A large Jeweler could tell whether it is good
he would g o ou t o f business- It no class ot men on earth that factor in the upbuilding o f New­ value or not at the price.
is this very spirit that has does as much hard work, with­ berg is the Newberg Graphic, * R e could-probably tell in a minute or
made the Graphic one o f the best out compensation, as. the news­ which has been published in that r so, but you must use it and w ait
developm ents to find out.
country newspapers in Oregon, paper men. Do you ever see the city for nearly twenty years and
whose
editor,
E.
H.
W
oodward,
and one that is well w orth $1.50 grocer spending his time and
I f you w ill come here you can purchase
a year. Its publisher will fipd good hand coin in telling the peo­ has alw ays worked for a temper­ as good a watch a t w hatever price you
that the raise from $1 to $1.50 ple what a fine stock o f goods ance tow n, an educational town, wish to pay as was aver turned out
,
w ill not lose him a single sub­ his neighbor, the drygoods mer­ a manufacturing tow n and a a factory.
progressive
tow
n.
Such
a
paper
scriber, and that his ledger a 111 chant, is putting In? t)o yon
hereafter show the profit to evef notice the banker paying as Mr. W oodward is publishing W t I U U w
JEWELER
tow n.—
which his conscientious and young men and women weekly is a blessing to
Next to Postoifflce.
.painstaking labor has entitled wages to g o about telling the Beaver State Herald.
N E W B E R O O RAPH IC.
him. The day o f the dollar
newspaper is passing, nerer to
return—at least, until such time
as some process ot transmitting
thoughts to paper other than
with ordinary presses and type
shall be discovered.
Nelson & Hanson
l'MÆMmjKjrMXÆMÆarÆxmxiirÆstÆxst
KING A B E N N E T T
HARDWARE CO.
Stover
Gasoline
Engines
Nelson & Hanson
9
The engine that always satisfies.
Guaranteed to start and run on
distillate, which costs but I l-l-2 c
per gallon and gives the same pow ­
er as gasoline.
Come to our store and
See One Run
R0 BERTINE1
F. H. Caldwell
& Company
T . B . Ç U M M ÏN G S 8 c
COM PANY
A R E ABLE T O FURNISH Y O U R
CO M PLETELY
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STO VES,
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A
F in e L in e O f P a in ts
C.F.M 01 . HWilGISI
Plumbing!
For
LOWE BROTHERS
st
’H igh
"
S
tan
d
ard
' ” P aint
Commands the highest price in all parts of the
country, and more of ft is being used this
year than ever before because
There iq so much more for your m oney.
It goes so much farther,
It covers so much better, and
It lasts so much longer, that
It makes the work md less at first and far leas
per year of wear.
Our cards and booklets tell how to save money
and get best results. Ask us.
J. B. Mount
Quit G uessing
If you havn’t already done
investigate
then you’ll always K N OW
Dollar will go die
Instance
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