Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, December 30, 1909, Image 2

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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-
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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*
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m in e n
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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
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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