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THE EARTH’S CENTER Beaver, will come soon after. & will go into commission at e upon arrival. These boats IBs new Harriman liners built the coast route and art the tion. A splendid show was many o f the prize fowls hav- bcen on exhibition at the it Seattle H p o s itio n . The jit o f pare blood .poultry rs the advance in this f. n the Northwest within the few years. Chehalem Valley Mills NEWBERG, OREGON U. S. National Bank Capital and Surplus $60,000 than man can do. . Recent attention directed to - California’s most wonderful h ot 1 springs at Paso Robles, by I* phenomena! cures o f disease»}* has shown the w orld that thni r resort hi doing m ost marvelous ' w o A every day. Science has done much to dis cover wherein lies the secret o f v If you hoe your own row with natural water cures, but has ^ iligence you will have little not as yet been fully able to apply j isure to note how yonr neigh- nature’ s chemistry from the \ m - is hoeing his. laboratories o f men. Better have patches on your It is said that at Paso Robles, j mts, than a lot o f unpaid bills more so than at any other health « resort, the itheal medicinal, natural and pleasing requisites t for health are found. Here is a perfect atmospheric condition, not to o much m oist- 1 ure, though it lies but 20 miles £ from the sea, not hot, dry winds, r The secret o f the perfect air uf * said to be a natural valley sur- t rounded by high mountain ranges ^ which permit only an equable \ highly Sterilised air to settle in- TH 1 a Ö » .. W M ' f Y jgri -j At this store we do not merely carry a line of things "just as good” at odicr things which you know to be good. We carry the things themselves* A 1 B V B R ~ - i E, H . W IL SO N & C O . m in e n t O fU fW Twenty years o f growth and experience have given us unexcelled facilities to serve the public. Government jnipervia- ion, able directorate and efficient officers. Grow with a growing institution by be ginning an account today . :: o f the salt sea air and the dry land atmosphere, a rare health requisite. Don’t give the cats and dogs 4 The air condition, so perfect ■tale, dirty or soapy water to here, is lacking at most mineral, drink. See that it is dean anc water retreats, such as Carlsbad,' fresh. You know how it is your- Baden Baden and Kissingen in Europe. Money spent on boose 2« The waters at Paso Robles 1 Wasted, spent on clothes is vani come from the earth hot and ty, spent on food is gone,, and 7. L. HOSKINS, President J. C. COLCORD, Cashier cold. They are light and pure. l looted away is wicked; but money SAM ’ L. L. PARKETT W. E. CROZER, One does1 not tire o f them as one Jpent for seed or a fruit tree is Vice Pres. A sst Cashier. does at m ost resorts. They hare ■frisely invested. a most soothing effect on the I The patrons along a rural : nerves, and in cases ofdyspepsia, route are apt to expect too much ■ insomnia, nervous breakdown from the carrier. It would be a I and paralysis bring almost in- * great help to the fanner to apply GO TO THE D R * . G E O • . L A R K IN I stantaneons com fort and relief. td the government for a copy o f 1 Women w ho had not enjoyed the postal laws in reference to Pioneer Hardware D en tist. I health for years seem, after a the regulation o f rural carriers. Store Soft snaps in youth make hard Office over First Nat’l Bank | brief stay at these springs, to be | beyond even the slightest evi- beds for old age. j deuce o f former weakness. For AH Kinds o f Believing the best o f a man will | One meets scores o f men who, in most instances incite him to H ARD W ARE being o f the sporting fraternity d o his best. , and suffering from abuse o f the One runs no more risk in believ [ system from high firin g or alco- ing all he hears than he does in [ holic excess, come here to be made believing all he tells. J . B. M OUNT | well and strong again. Somebody has been writing | Children and the aged are seen about the habits o f cows. Well, All kinds o f gravel for con | going about in the warm sun, for at any rate, they haven’t the crete work, cement blocks, | while by day the temperature is tobacco or the booze habit. or wood work furnished on | hot, no one is ever exhausted and Close the year hopefully. Be gin the new one with a song in short notice. Leave orders | sunstrokes never occur. | This spot is California’s gift to your heart and a girding up o f at the office o f R. B. Linn- \ the world, and science marvels at the loins for greater things than vffle. * • W e are now is our] office at the [ the wonderful cures daily being you ever have done before. < I yard on First Street (beyond * made at Paso Robles. Sitting around the store stove | Main). When wanting w o o d A small book, neatly illus disputing the question o f who J > leave your order at the office, or trated, has been recently pub found the North Pole will not < > call ua fay Mutual phone. W e do lished by the management telling contribute a single chunk tow ard 1 only a caah buatneaa. the story o f the H<n Springs in a the filling o f the-ice house. M . P . E L L IO T T . moat interesting manner and giv It is better to be safe than I ta attractive seaside resorts, famous ing complete information. Send sorry. The savings banks may medical springs, magnificent tourist for it, either to Wm. McMurray, not pay a very high rate o f in hotels, picturesque scenery, delightful General Passenger Agent o f the terest, but they are safe,—and climate, and opportunity for all kinds O. R. 8c N., Portland, Ore., or that’s more than can be said o f o f outdoor pastimes, such as hundreds Dr. F. W. Sawyer, Manager, Pa most o f the numerous “ splendid o f milea o f auto drives through orange so Robles, Cal. Per Watches, Clocks, Jewelry opportunities” that are adver groves and along ocean beach boule tised in capital letters.—Farm vards, make this favored region H ie Journal. W orld’s Greatest W inter R e s e r t , G. B. CUMMINGS TH E HOUSE FURNISHER C. B. Cummings, New berg, Or. :; Newberg Wood Yard CALIFORNIA A. E. W ilson reached via the Shasta Route AMD ss'iOTwnmj.'rimvMar Portland takes fourth place among cities qf the United States in wheat exports for the 11 months o f the current year end ing with November. This is ac cording to the report o f the Secretary o f the Treaury on bread stuffs exported from this country. Puget Sound comes next after Portland. New York is first, Philadephia second and Duluth third. Last year Port land ranked second in the conn- in wheat shipments. The figures just compiled o f wheat exports do not include large ship ments o f wheat from Portland to California. This tonnage is very heavy each year. The fine new steamship Benr for the run bet ween Portland and San Francisco will start west tty *XHX*K8SC8XXX>ÖÖÖÖ Miss Amath was here from Portland to spend Christmas with relatives. Mr. Blanchard has purchased a farm near Dayton and expects t o move soon. Mr. and Mrs. Christenson took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cal kins last Sunday. After dinner they called on Mr. and Mrs Amith, enjoying a very pleasant You will find in Silverware: Tea Sets, Water S Cake Baskets, Bread Trays, Crumb Sets. Knives i Forks, Spoons, Butter Spreaders, Salad Forks, Oral S dood » . S oud Ladles. Fruit Candelkbraa o f all kinds, such as Veil Pins, Shirtwaist Sets, afternoon. Mr. Marsh made a business trip to Portland the first o f the week. Mr. Bougfaton took Sunday dinner with Sidney R oot. A telephone meeting was called the first o f the week to consider the n u tter o f wireing the line and to decide on the time to conunoaa* business but no con I Books, Stationery Puro Drugo and Chem icals
