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TUB NEWBERQ GRAPHIC. December I, 1910
F or S a l b —Six Poland China
N. P. N elson .
ti.
BURNS AND SCALDS.
First Aid For Them Painful
. geroua Injuries
Dentist.
Office over First Nat’ l Bank
Both Phooes
D R . A . M . D A V IS
PHYSICIANS * SURGEONS
Rankin A Doolittle
Office over U. S. National Bank
DR- N. MORRISON
Sows.
and Dan-
* The severity of burns and scalds
depends upon the area of body sur­
face that has been burned, the sit­
uation and the depth of tissue that
has been destroyed. For example,
a burn covering a limited surface
of the leg or arm, although of con­
siderable depth, is often less serions
than a larger but more superficial
burn of the trunk, head or neck, and
this is especially true of children,
who are more susceptible than
grown persons to the shock which
accompanies an extensive burn.
Every one is familisr. with' the
simple redness of the skin produced
by a slight burn and with the blister
that follows if the burn be a little
more severe. In such slight acci­
dents no tissue is actually destroy­
ed and no scar results. The red­
ness is caused by congestion of the
small blood vessels of the skin and
the blister by still further conges­
tion producing a leakage of the
fluids of the blood into the npper
layers o f the skin.
For such slight burns s costing
of sweet oil or vaseline covered with
clean cotton wool is the simplest
remedy. It supplies protection from
exposure to the air, which is a car­
dinal principle in the treatment of
all burns and scalds.
The blisters may be pricked with
a needle which has been passed
through a flame several times to kill
all possible germs and the fluid
allowed to escape, but the loose skin
should be left in place, as it forms
a better protective than any arti­
ficial substance.
The most painful form of bum is
that which extends only as far as
the deeper layers of the skin and
scorches the sensitive nerve endings
which are there situated. If the
burn penetrates beyond this point
the nerve endings ate destroyed and
the pain is consequently much less­
ened but the loss of tissue is, of
course, much greater, healing is
slower, and the scar is correspond­
ingly more noticeable.
In giving firt aid to one suffer-
ing from a severe burn, especially
if there is a large surface involved,
it is important first to pay attention
to the general condition o f the pa­
tient.
Paleness and shivering, a
feeble and fluttering pulse, cold ex­
tremities and perhaps an appear­
ance of stupor or little sign of suf­
fering are all indications o f severe
shock, which may produce so pro­
found ah impression upon the nerv­
ous system and vital centers as to
prove rapidly fatal unless met with
prompt treatment. In such s con-
dition much can be done before
medical help arrives by keeping the
head low, giving suitable stimulants,
in warm blankets and ap-
ing hot water bottles to the
ids and feet.— Youth’s Compan-
I shall be glad to supply your
wants for teed and poultry sup­
plies. Free D e l i v e r y . M. P.
Parties wanting drain tile can E l i . io t , at Grant and First Sta.
get same of Enos Ellis.
30
W an ted — Some clearing and
F or S a l e —So w and nine pigs.
grubbing done near Rex, O regon.
8 pd
O. W in slo w .
A pply t o J. A. M e r z , B o x 127,
8 pd.
Cash paid for good dry wood P ortland, O reg on .' ,
at Newberg W ood Yard.
F or S a l e —Filbert trees by H
C. Paulsen.
All indebted to John Groff, ce­
ment contractor, call and sett'e.
C alk Answered Day or N ight
Lady Assistant
Both Phooes
Arthur Tasto, tenor, Dnncan’s
Every cent you pay for my
Hall, Friday night.
jewelry stands for good metal,
good taste and workmanship.
For plumbing, steam fitting or Call and make me prove it.
metal roofing see the Newberg
C. A. M o rris , the Jewelry.
Hardware & Plumbing Co.
: F or S a l e —One black horae,
Special sale, this week, on weight 1400 lbs., will work any­
feathers and plumes, at Hannon’s where, single or double. W. W,
Millinery Parlor.
P a r r e t , Route 2, Box 37, New­
berg.
F or S a l e —Y ou n g Jersey cow ,
esh s oon . M utual phone. E.
The most stylish hats of the
season, splendid frames, etc.
Help the college piano fund by Must all go before Christmas a t
hearing first Glee Club Concert, very low prices. Gregory Sisters.
Friday night.
We have just a few shapes left
F or S a l e —Good team and
which will g o below cost. Han­ harness, true to pull anywhere,
non’s Millenery Parlor.
weight 1000 lbs. J. E. K en n edy ,
Newberg, R. F. D. 1 (old Glass
F or S a l e —Three lots on North
Street west o f College. H. C.
Paulsen.
A ring around the moon means
rain, and around a girl’s finger
Don’ t miss hearing the old it means snnshine. Come in and
negro melodies, Friday night— choose your own weather.
Dnncan’s Hall.
"C. A. M o rris , the Jeweler.
Newberg,
Ore.
CLARENCE BU TT.
W ill practice in all the courts o f the
state. Special attention given to pro­
bate w o n , the writing o f deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
Newberg, Oregon.
O m c s —Second Floor
Bank o f Newberg Buildiig.
EZRA HAYES
Iilcrior Dept. Lawyer ni Dotan Potile
around.
“ Why,” answered his companion,
W an ted a t O nce —T o buy or
“ Buffalo Bill, of coarse.” —-Ladies’
rent one or more incubators in
Home Journal.
good condition. Address M . W.
Auctioneer's Hourglass.
An auctioneer of Philadelphia
collects all sorts of objects
ing to his ancient calling. He has,
among other things, an intereating
set of auctioneers’ hourglasses. The
auctioneer a century or so ago end­
ed a sale not by saying “ Going—
going—gone!” and rapping the
counter with his hammer, but it was
his better method to turn np a free
running glass toward the end of the
bidding and to end the sale irrev­
ocably when the sands ran out
This saved confusion and dispute.
The auctioneers’ glasses in the Phil-
sdelphia collection are picturesque.
One is of tortoise shell and mother-
of-pearl. Another is of amber and
gold. A third is of teak and ivory.
— Philadelphia Bulletin.
OAcc North Sido Fue
An Atlanta man not long ago
met a darky who was driving a horse
so thin that it staggered aa it
walked.
“ Why don’t you put more flesh on
that nag?” indignantly demanded
the Atlantan.
“ Scuse me, boss,” replied the
driver, “ hut I’s doin' de best I kin.
Cain’t jo* see, boss, dat po’ hoss
kin hardly carry what little flesh
he's got on him now?” — Lippis-
aw w w raw rew cdB «otPa.
S uit,
F or S a l e — Rhode Island Red
Cockerels. Extra fine. Mrs.
M o n e t T o L o a n — See Atty. B I. N. Campbell, Edgewood Or­
I t pd.
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon. chard, Phone 19-15.
Subscriptions taken for j d
11 your eyes are giving yon
papers and magazines at Ben trouble it is evident that there is
son’s.
something wrong. Better see
Office in Union Block
Special reduction stove sale the Mansell & Martin Optical
now on at the Newberg Hard­ Co. at the drug store next door
to the postoffice. No charge for
ware & Plumbing Co.
an examination. Office open Sat-
Come and hear the * cow boy ardays.
songs
at Dnncan’s Hall, Friday
DR. B. W. SPANG
| My reputation is in my sales.
evening.
That’s why I’m so careful not to
Chiropractor
F or S a l e —Dry sla b w ood at put in stock any watches or
$3.75 cash, per cord, sawed and jewelry I can’t recommend. Call
delivered.
and see my new elegant wall
case filled with the best silver
wj|re, 25 yearguaranteed knives,
Ntwberg Hardware & Plumb­
forks, spoons, etc. Also beauti­
ing Co. install beating plants, all
ful up-to-date solid gold and gold
kinds. We are experts along this
. P. Dixon
Dr. H. C. Dixon
filled jewelry. Rings, lockets,
Mark Twain was walking up Fifth line.
bracelets, watches, fobs, hat­
D IX O N B R O S .
avenue once when a little girl about
ten years old slipped her hand in
DENTIST
Glee Club concert, Friday even­ pins, sterling novelties, and
his and began to match his stride. ing at Duncan’s Hall. Admission parasols with solid gold detach-
Phons: Mutual W hit« 22
“ I’m awful glad to see you,” she
! able bandies.
25 and 35 cents.
■aid.
OREGON
C. A. M orris , the Jew eler.
“ Are you?” said he. “ That’s very
The
ladies
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f
the
Friendschprcb
nice of yon.”
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“
Yes,”
she
answered;
“ I knew are arranging for a sale o f home
DR. G. E. STUART yon right sway.”
made Christmas candies to be
Physician A Surgeon
They continued to the next cor­ held Dec. 17.
4 fine lots: Small amount
ner chatting, he proud that he
down; balance easy monthly
IWaaic D am n a Specialty. Call» promptly
could be so well known that a little
W an ted — Apples that are good payments. Inquire C. A. M or­
girl like this could pick him out.
4 6 -tf
Suddenly a horrible thought struck keepers. Any amount up to 200 ris, opposite postoffice
him, and he stopped.
/ boxes. Must be had by Dec. 7.
“ Who am I ? ” he asked, turning
L ee D adism an .
W . W . H ollin gsw orth & Son
Funeral D irectors A Em balm ers
Winter
Newberg Hardware & Plumb­
ing Co. for Dr. Hesses Stock and
Chicken foods, also exclusive
dealers in American Wire Fence.
Porter, P. O. Box 212.
L. E. BRO W N
THE TAILOR
P a r lo r P h a r m a c y
Q u a lity S to re
Post Cards and Albums. Post cards with ua has come to m a n
s very fine thing. W e have the cleverest and moat complete line in
this section. Cards o f every kind for big collections, for fun, for in­
structions, for art lovera. W e also ca n y the albums in large variety,
at popular prices.
Perfume pleasure is attained only when you buy perfume that will
last- Good perfumes are not cheap, cheap perfumes are not good.
Toilet articles o f every class too. and o f high quality that has marked
our goods. Headquarters for Lowney’s Candies.
"H om e Phone”
Store, White 36
Orsgon
N ew ba rg
W e N ever Sleep
X*X XB
Buy farms or small
ranches and go into
the dairy business
W H IT E
A
N IC H O LS
HAVE THEM TO SELL
G e n e r a l C o n tr a c to r
Septic tanks built after the
latest approved methods.
Sewer and
Tile W ork.
Well D iggiag
A good school—none better. Has s well established reputation. Successfu
graduates. Skillful, painstaking teachers. Living expenses low. Many other
advantages. Let us tell you about them. A catalogue for the asking.
W . L S T A L E Y , P rincipal
'm as S u ggestion s
Our line of Imported China
ware is larger than ever
It includes things for the table— plates, cups
and saucers, cracker jars and the like; fan­
cy chinaware to hang on the w all or stand
on shelves for ornaments* Prices are as
varied as the articles— trays, m atchholdeis,
etc., at a few cents and hand painted w are
that com es at tw o to four dollars and m ore
a single dish.
K IE N L E
V
&
SONS
N ew b erg, O re g o n
SALEM , OREG O N
Sporting Goods
Are you thinking o f buying a Gun or Rifle) Fishing Tackle or
Bicycle. I f you are come and see what we have to offer. We can
save you money. W e are giving Special Prices to reduce stock-
Com# in and see. You will be Satisfied.
THEO. ST. PIERRE
Confectionery
S oda, Ice C ream , C andies, C igars and
T o b a cco .
S tationery— A ll th e ' Latest
M agazines.
R. B. JACKS