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THE NEWBERQ ORAPHIC, August Thos. Herd & Son B aiM in g C ontractors E stim ates Furnished E. A. E L U S Lure of the Western Seas. One of the most interesting t*P- scss ons o f the W. C. T. U. ever 1 held in Dundee was last Friday afternoon’s meeting at the res idence o f Mrs. Pool. Each num ber on the program showed eat. careful preparation and was v t r . given with a spirit and feeling any that brought forth frequent ap- >erg ptause and remarks of apprecia- and t>on- After the program the an- ort_ nual election o f officers was held, ce a Mrs. Rhoda Pool was elected o a f president, Mrs. M. Hunter vice- president, Miss May Smith secre- ires tai7. and Sarah Minchln, treas- jses' urer- The election was followed th e1 bV delicious refreshments and a > to {aocial hour that will long be -jjpg remembered as one o f the most r o f Peasant in the history o f the ash organfcatidOt top Rev. Joseph Knotts made calif nd, last Thursday on members o f his s t . congregation in the Red Hills, zee» M rs. Shannahan and son, Elmo, ind are visiting at Buxton, Washing- ver ton county. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. ifty Shannahan’s mother, is keeping gh- house in her daughter’s absence. Sil- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Felch, of »Ids Portland, have been spending a (W ill F. Orlflln, in The Pacific Monthly (or Boptmnbor.) »* Wind o f the W eft, with your cadence •weet, And your croon o f the deep-sea land*, You bid me go, and my restless feet Would stray to the distant strands. When the dusk o f the night enshrouds And I hark to the ebb and flow O f the waste o f aea, then with longing Septic tanks built after the latest approved methods. I ’d g o where the Cross hangs low. There’s a. ship in the bay with blistered sides. That has come from the lands afar; See! How she dipt to the swell and Y a m h ill C ounty A b stract C o. rides W ith her nose to the harbor bar! J. H. GIBSON, Mgr. Make way you lifeless sons e f land, Who never the sea can know— T h s only Abstract Books in The old man calls, for be wants a hand— Yamhill County She’s ready, and I must go! O regon M c M innville , Sowar and Tile W ork. W ell Digging W . W K H ollingsw orth & Son 18 , <910 Washington Suffragettes Hide Pills in Apple Sauce- Funeral Directors é Embalmers The younger set in the ranks o f the Washington suffragettes Calls Answered Day or Night have started some innovations Both Phones in equal suffrage campaigning that have proven decidely suc cessful, as well as novel. The suffragettes no longer conduct their vote getting crusades by the. speech-making system only. Groups o f the young ladies go forth at the slightest hint that they will be welcomed, and give suffrage entertainments which consist o f vocal and instrumental For AU K in ds o f music, dramatic readings, and HARDW ARE just a little suffrage talk mixed in. It is like a little medicine in N. C. Cor. Pirat and Collofl# Sto a lot o f syrup, or a small adver tisement entirely surrounded by pure reading matter, and the suffrage entertainers are receiv ing all kinds o f calls. One day they visited the Soldiers’ Home another at Port Orchard T h e O ld M a d e N e w time they, appeared at an Old Folks’ Picnic, while improve- ment clubs, Shurch socials and the like are the scene of their B A N E GOUL efforts to entertain and get in a tew words in favor o f “ Votes for Women.” The suffrage enter tainment .is going to be a big ______ factor in the effort o f the women C arpenter and C on tractor; to secure the passage o f —the The best of references | equal suffrage amendment next November. furnished Pioneer Hardware Store W hen you get the Y A M H IL L E L E C T R I C CO to dean your Carpets, R ugs, Portiers, Uphol stery and W alls w ith their E L E C T R IC V A C U U M C L E A N E R . See them for rates. Telephone Blue 34. L. E. BRO W N Highest Prices Paid For W ool and Mohair IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E D o n otjbrin g in cUm p or w et w ooL S ee that all tags and dirt are rem oved . Do n ot tie fleeces w ith cicil or binding tw ine J, R MOUNT H O U S E C L E A N IN G I S M A D E our On account o f serious losses sustained on last season’s clip for the above reasons, dealers have sent out strict instructions to buyers to dock all wool tied with binding twine or that is damp or dirty. tain climbs a ladder and rescues Miss Poodle and an ape detective puts the villain in a cell.' Other notables are the K onyot family of riders, the La Faille family of world’s strongest men. Wins ton’s equestrian seals, the Dollar family o f acrobats, and Victoria Codona, the greatest high-wire artist in the world. In the menagerie are to be found 1,200 rare wild animals. Among them is Bumbeeno, the only giraffee ever born or ex hibited in America. It is but three feet high and worth its weight in gold. There are forty elephants, 700 horses and 1,280 employes. The show travels on a train over a mile in length. The forenoon parade is the most gorgeous affair ever offered 133 - a circus. It cost $1,000,000. August 26, at the church, a silver medal contest by a class o f boys. Admittance cards o f a souvenir character may be obtained at either general merchandise store. A special musical program will be a feature o f the evening. James Turner and family, of Dayton, have recently moved in to the William Parrett residence. Chehalem V ail NEWBERG, OREGON Pleasant View. Mr. Myron Bryan, Frank Matthews and Willie Rogers spent Sunday at J. P. Jones’. . Mr. and Mrs. John Rader and son Fred and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crater spent Sunday at D. R. Hutchens’. Cal Hutchens who is working at Newberg, was at home Sun- Tfte Newberg Manufacturing and Constfuction Co For the B est Prices on the B est W in d o w s. D oors, Interior and E xterior Finish, M ouldings, B uilding S ton e, C ab in et W o r k , Store Fixtures and G en eral M ill W o r k Why go to Portland when you can have your dressmaking done The Graphic and the .Weeklv at home? We do plain and fancy Oregonian, one 3 rear for $2.25 or sewing. Call and see us at hte Graphic and Journal for $ 2 . Hale’s Store. C. B. CUMMINGS T H E H O U S E F U R N IS H E R Neskowin W e h ave in stock a com plete line o f Furniture, P u n t, W a ll P aper, Picture M ou ld in g, H eaters and R an ges. G lass, W e are a lw a y s pleased to show our goods. C. B. Cummings, Newberg, Or W e earnestly invite you to make your S U M M E R O U T IN G at • N E S K O W IN P A R K , for we predict that yon w ill never have canse to regret that yon chose this ideal sp ot O f course yon w ill take your annual vacation? Then, by all means, G O M E T O N E S K O W IN A N D E N J O T L IF E . NESKOWIN represents much that is beautiful to the eye of the lover of nature. The surroundings are ideal, the location the most perfect of any BEACH RESORT on the whole OREGON COAST. In making the foregoing assertion we know that this may be questioned, but we extend to you our invi tation to oome, visit and behold as wo have seen. NESKOWIN has the most promising future. A beautiful little park “a stone’s throw” from the finest stretch of beach anywhere. Trout fishing on one hand; deep aea fishing on ths other. Located in the heart of a prosperous dairy and farming community. Plenty of fresh milk, cheese, vegetables and sea food right at hand. This is ths place that INVITES YOU COME. R o l l o W . W atso n , WILSON & HITCHEN Tillamook City, Oregon. Pleate mail me map and literature ef NESKOWIN. W e appreciate the continuance o f your patronage under the new firm nam e. satisfy every need tion is called If you want to visit NESKOWIN—if you want any information, out out ths ooupon and mail TODAY—NOW. T h eir purpose is to in their lin e. Special atten to their new line o f dishes now ready fo r inspection.
