NEWBERG, YAM HILL
hitherto been justified. But it
can not be justified in the tuture
if agriculture is permitted to
sink in the scale as compared
with other employments. We
can not afford to lose .that pre
eminently typical American, the
farmer w ho owns his own farm.
President Roosevelt.
On Saturday afternoon at 1:30
o ’clock a meeting will be held at
Duneun’s hall when J. B. M oran,
the superintendent o f the Weber-
Bussell canning plants, will be
present and give a talk for the
benefit o f the producers who are
interested in knowing what will
The all Oregon Fruit Show .,
be wanted for the new cannery
th at will hp opened at Newberg
Portland, J a n u a r y 14-16,
1908, w ill be the scene o f the
this season.
This w ill be an apportnnity greatest horticultural meeting
th at none dan afford to let g o by yet held in the state. »Not only
and, a large attendance will be will an interesting and instruct-^
expected. F or years there has ire program be presented, in
been a
on the part o f cluding talks by the m ost suc
the people Spr a cannery at New- cessful grow ers and shippers in
betg and since the Webber-Bussel the states of Oregon, California,
people have shown their faith W ashington anfi Idaho, but there
in Newberg and Chehalem valley will be the finest display of
b y p ittin g their good money in winter fruits ever witnessed ip
here and establishing one o f the the Northwest. A splendid set
largest plants in the Northwest, o f cups and awards will be given
for the best fruit shown, and the
judging will be done by a govern
ment officer of national repute.
a s vhe was questioned and be
then dismissed it with the fevyeft
w ords possible and without
making any charges. This much
in justice to him.
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The writer o f the above says
the statement regatding tb ed q i-
ing of the school house “ seems to
be entirely w ithout foundation?’
while the interested parties evi
dently thought that such api
order had, been made and they
still seem to be o f that opiaioa.
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but all fast c o lo n Warranted to
wash.
These are the sweet singers
you have been watting for and
that they will be appreciated
goes without saying.
' The press notices speak in high
terms o f their work and here are
a few o f the titles o f their popu
lar songs:
Old Black Joe.
Dixie.
Steal aw ay to Jesus.
The L ord’s Prayer.
Standing on the Walls o f Zion,
January Clearance
Invoice Sale.
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“ D on't Let the Opportunity Pass.”
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M off on all Overcoats % off
y* off on all Men,s Suits % off
y*. off on Young
Men’s Suits 14 off
14 off on Children’s Suits 14 off <
14 off m i 160 pairs Boys’ Knee Pants*!i off
14 off on Aquapell Coats and Pants 14 off
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20Q Golf Shirts, |1 values, 79c.
160 G olf Shirts, $1-60 values, $1.29
14 off on Shoes, Men’ s and Boys' 14 off
Rocked in the Cradle o f the Deep,
T hen’s a Jubilee.
Cummings s 60 ft It 13, 14,16, Keep M oving.
16 blk 31 Edwards add to New- M y Lord Delivered Daniel.
Pash Those Clouds Away.
berg $125.
T L Cummings and w ft o C B Roll on the Golden Clouds.
and M rs CTM Cummings 1.40 a P oor M ona Yon Shall be Free.
Swanee River.
Newberg $1600.
Old
Kentucky Home.
Jesee Edwards and w f to C B
and M rs C M Cummings litO a Swing L ow Sweet Chariot.
These Bones Shall Rise Again.
Newberg $1.
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The Old Ark M oving.
Jennie D Miller to G W Ham-
RoU Jordan Roll.
Peter Go Ring Dem Bells.
Halleht, Hallelu.
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Nellie Gray.'
He M ores in de Middle o f de Air.
My Lord What a Morning.
Rise and Shine Darkies.
Everything in the house at greatly reduced priced.
Give us a call and be convinced.
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H O D S O N B R O S.
i f you get it o f Hodson Bros», it’s right.'
Business calls me aw ay froth
Newberg and my home is for sale
at a bargain. Ten room boose
with basement and all modern
improvements:
O. K . EDWAxbe.
tory when it is backed up with
the necessary amount o f stu ff to
keep it going daring a full sea
son ’s run. It is n ot enough t o
know that the plant is here. It
must operate in order to bring
results for the men w ho have in-
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THUB8DAY, JANUARY 9 .1
W right A W hite
The New
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HOME BAKERY
stuff from the garden, the or-,
chard axuj the farm must he
forthcom ing yedr by year, and
the owners of these holdings are
the ones w ho must necessarily
be m ost interested in the meet
in g to be held Saturday.
Of course business men and ail
classes will be represented for all
are interested in this great indus
try . The ladies ase interested
and they will be expected to be
on band. Make o f yourself a
com m ittee o f one to invite your
neighbors and help to make this
ope o f the largest and m ost en
thusiastic meetings ever held in
Newberg. '
, The Weber-Bussell people have
«aid they think our people d on ’t
realise what the cannery means
fo r Newberg. Let us show them
a t the Saturday meeting that we
a re billin g listeners at least.
U n F u n e r u J Nation.
There is but one person whose
welfare is as vital to the welfare
o f the whole country as is that
o f the wage-yrorker who does
mannual labor; and that is thé
tiller o f the soil—the farmer. If
tfiere is one ksson taught by
history it is that the permanent
¿greatness of any state must ulti
mately depend more upon the
i character o f its country popula
tion than upon anything else.
N o grow th o f cities, no grow th
o f wealth, can make up fora foss
in either numbeP or character o f
the farming population. la the
United States more than in al
m ost qny other ' country we
ahould realise this _ and should
prise opr country population.
When this nation began its inde
pendent existence 'it was a na
tion o f farthers. The tow ns were
«m alt, and ¿or the m ost part
were seacoast trading and fish
ing ports. The chief industry of
the country was agriculture, and
the ordinary citisqp was in some
w ay Connected with it. In every
great crisis o f the past a peculiar
independence has had to be
placed upon the fsrnpng popula
tion , and this independence has
Is now in operation and w e wffl be
pleased to wait upon all who would Hka
Goods Delivered Free
Both Phones
had been closed to the church
and Sunday school seems to be
entirely without foundation. **
Ruth Wiley had the mumps
and a .week later it was deemed
best to have the children leave
school. Daring this tinfe Mr.
Wiley was taking part in the
Christmas exercises and the di
rectors thought it best for him
to withdraw^which he did.
At the close o f the Christmas
exercises given M onday night,
December 23, Mr. Schaad an
nounced that there would be no
public meetings held in t$e
schoolhouse until further notice,
dr. Deach askyd it that included
the school and Mr. SchAad an-
A Special Word
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frTCHftEPAIRINQj
Unless the delicate, exactly adjusted
parts o f a watch are kept clean and
lubricated, they are certain to become
worn to a greater or lesa extent and
the movement will surely lose its ac
curacy. Tiny particles o f grit are
hound to WQrk into the beet protected
movement; the oil will become gummed
in time and these combined will serve
to cut and grind the pivots and cause
friction.
Every watch should be thoroughly
cleaned and oiled at least once in eigh
teen months, and if yours has not
been cleaned within that time, it ahould
have immediate attention.
W e will clean your watch precisely
as it would be done in the best watch
factories—take the movement entirely
apart, dean each wheel, cog and pivot
separately, assemble and regulate it—
and when you vet it back you may
depend upon it being in “ perfect
DICINES.
DRUGS &
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
Books, Stationery, Fancy and
Toilet Articles, Camara and
Kodaks and all kinds o f Camera
Supplies.
LES80NS G IVEN IN K O D A K -
iyill_LS
Newberg Jeweler
Next to Postoffice.
NASH & FINLEY
EKT
Proprietors o f
Colored Artists Coming. *
Th« Tennessee Jubilee Singers,
eight in number, will sing at
Duncan’s ball on Saturday night
of this week ander the manage
ment o f the Y. M . C. A. No
Umbrellas
shout it.
W atches, Clocks, and s full line
o f Silverware for the holiday
brada.
N ewberg Saab A D oor
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