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See our windows for just a little suggestion o f what’s inside
Fresh olhros in bulk, just arrived
Dill pickles, sour pickles, sw eet pickles
A ll lands o f canned goods
Fresh vegetables and fruit
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Nuts and candy
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Corner o f First sad Meridian sts
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A complete line o f Messaline, Foulard and Novelty
Silks on hand.
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Ladies and Misses
Oxfords and Pumps
A large-shipment o f Ladies and Misses Oxfords and
Pumps just received for the spring trade. All o f these
are in the most up-to-date styles and makes
All Leather Line Shoes
If you want the best shoes buy the All Leather Line.
They are the best shoes made.
Nash & Finley
Near First National Bank
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Guns and Umbrellas
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Sporting Goods
U ve and Dead Storage
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NEW Y ORK'S HARBOR.
Of the many dainty and curious
New York harbor is divided by
relics belonging to old wedding cus the Narrows, that channel passage
toms none is more interesting and between Staten Island and Brook
beautiful in themselves than the lyn, into two bays, the upper and
once indispensable bride knives, lower, much like a huge dumbbell,
specimens o f which still linger here save that the lower bay ia the
and there among the cabinets of larger, extending south from quar
old country houses in England.
antine to Sandy Hook, west to Rar
Or you may discover a slender, itan bay and merging eastward with
quaint old pair of these ancient the open Atlantic. The great vol
T h e d em a n d s o f e v
posy knives in their delicate, faded ume of the Hudson, pouring pait
cases, hiding behind the glass in Manhattan Island, through the up
e ry d in in g ro o m , n o
some sleepy provincial museum.
per bay and the Narrows, deposits
m a tter w h at its p ro
You scarcely realise as you ex its load of soil in this lower bav,
p ortion s m a y b e , or
amine them that without her wed where red buoys mark the difficult
ding
knives attached to her girdle channel and the larger liners some
its sch em e o f d e c o
the medieval and seventeenth oen- times go aground in the fog. It ia
ration , o r w h a t m a y
tury bride would hardly have con seventeen miles as the crow flies
sidered herself beflttingty dressed. from the New York city hall to
se t a sid e b y ' d ie
So completely a part o f the mar Sandy Hook light. It is onlv six
h o m e fu rn ish ers to
riage costume were they and so im miles to St. George, Staten Iuand,
fu rn ish it, w ill b e
portant an item of the ritual of the which marks the head of the Nar
ceremony that they once came to be rows.
m e t h ere in th e m ost
considered almost as necessary to
The npper bay, or the harbor
sa tisfa c to ry w a y in
the orthodox marriage as the veil proper, is thus far removed from
th e e v e r p o p u la r g o ld e n o a k a n d d u ll o a k co n
and ring themselves. [> h e old plays the open sea. It is almost a lake,
teem with allusions to them.
tin u e to g a in in fa v o r w ith artistic h o m e fu rnish*
some five miles on either diameter,
And who can forget the figure o f made by the confluence of the Hud
Juliet, wearing her wedding knives, son and East rivers. Within its
L ib era l C re d it T e rm s to H o m e F u rn ish ers.
as she stands in tragic anguish in area and in the rivers on either aide
the friar’s cell, and again when she of that long, narrow strip of divid
is about to take the sleeping po ing rock called Manhattan Island,
tion ? Shakespeare in the old quar half the water commerce of a con
to of 1597 made special reference tinent ia conducted, and oyer it on
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to his heroine wearing them.
ferryboats or under it in steel and
Of the hundred and one delicate concrete tubes daily pass so many
T H E S T O R E O F Q U A L IT Y
trifles o f the ancient wedding toilet thousands o f people that the head
few were invested with more tender is dizzy reckoning their number.
fancies o f mystic symbolism than
At the head of it rises that An
these knives. There was first the dean range o f . skyscrapers on the
United States to John Fronk idea o f the severing of the knot of southern nose of Manhattan, man’s
Real Estate Transfers.
love and then the more practical mightiest material accomplishment
160 ac‘in sec 6 1 4 r 5 w.
suggested emblem o f good house since the pyramids. Over it drifts
United States to John T John
G eo W Briedwell et al t o J E &
wifery and domestic policy.
the smoke from a myriad chimneys
Jennie E M iller and 3-4 interest son & w f 641.64 ac sections 10,
They were not worn in England on the. shpre, a myriad funnels on
alone, but all over Europe wedding the water. Yet the sea fog works
in b lock 1, 2 and 1 4 Am ity 1 1 ,1 4 ,1 5 1 4 r 5.
knives formed part of the bride’s up through the Narrows with the
United
States
to
Leal
Steven
$40 00.
regular
accouterments. The high gmell of brine; a coast schooner
son Adams 16Ö ac section 22 t 4
Wilhelm Banck & w f t o S M
est
invention
was often brought to beats in under dirty canvas, with a
r 7 w.
Calkins & G eo L K elty 160 ac in
bear upon their metal, brocade and broken wing, perhaps, from some
United States to James William shagreen cases and sheaths. In the
H enry Noble d 1 c $ 1 6 0 0 0 . '
Ball 160 ac in.sec 25, 26 t 5 r 9 old Flemish pictures they may be wild gale off Hatteras; the brilliant
sun flashes from a gull’s breast and
Alsia E Cam pbell et al t o
seen hanging from the ladies’ gir the steel grav, dancing waves— and
H enry Eccleston & w f all int in
United States to Franklin & dles beside the bodkin, scissors and the call of the deep comet over you.
lo ts 7 & 8 B lock 7 R o w la n d ’s
Nancy Jane Yocom 328 acres (d 1 other personal articles of the new Your eye and your heart follow
add M cM innville $2 5 8 3 .3 5 .
wife.
that steamer dropping down chan
c) in sections 5, 6, 7 and 8.
Very beautiful indeed are some
H L Christenson & w f t o E A
E P Wallace to Rosina J Wal of the quaint old blades and han nel with the tide. You feel, as the
wash of the liner gently jiggles your
Plumm er 1 0 0 x 2 0 0 ’ in S E corner lace lot 3 blk 3 Smith & Phillips
dles,'and all were of superior qual ferryboat, the heave and swing of
o f block 3 0 H arley & L a rge’ s add Amity $200.
ity and artistic ornament. A r the the long Atlantic rollers.— Walter
add N ew berg $33 50. ‘ ;
Chester P Walker & w f to rank o f the bride rose so they be Prichard Eaton in Scribner’s Mag
Susan H er b e n & hub t o W m Charles W &, Anna Morgan lots came more elaborately chased, and azine.
sometimes they were jeweled to a
R oh r wVi o f neK o f seVi & nwVi 1 & 4 blk 19 Original town North
standard of immense value. It is
A Mod art 8ei*nti*t.
of se>4 except so o th 1 0 acres sec Yamhill $950.
very curious to learn that many of
Modesty was a prominent feature
3 6 1 4 s r 8 w $1.
Ellen S Warren to Alice H the finest English specimens em in the character of the eminent
JC F Held & w f t o J D G ordon Strong 81.84 ac in C C Rogers d anated even in those remote days physicist, J. Willard Gibbs, for
from Sheffield.
lo t 3 block 2 Everest add New 1 c $10.
many years professor of mathemat
The precise origin of the custom ical physics at Yale. He had a just
berg $15 00.
G W Wheeler & w f t o T h a d -
o f wearing wedding knives is lost appreciation of the value of his own
John Ingle t o J O L y on lo t 1 deus Stafford 20 ac in sec 6 t 6 r
in obscurity, but their decline from discoveries, says the author of the
blk 6 C ity Park add Newberg 3 w $1500.
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favor seems to have set in after the biographical .sketch of Professor
$300.
E E W oodward & wf to Wm A reign of William and Mary. In the Gibbs contained in "Leading Amer
Gust Kunze & w t t o M aggie Larsen lots 15 & 16 J Morris A 1 time of Anne and the early Georges ican Men of Science,” but shrank
the custom was already obsolete from any form of praise or pub
Burdick sVfe of s w % sec 2 9 & c $3500.
n w V isec 3 2 t 5 s r 8 w $1.
Amos W ood to Fred Namitz and archaic. There is something licity. In 1901 the Copley medal of
almost mysterious in the way in the Royal Society of London, which
Jn o Larkin & w f t o Chas L a r 40 ac sec 27 t 2 r 3 w $1.
which these beautiful little memen is awarded for the most important
kin 5 ac in J H Hess d 1 c $ 1 5 00.
tos have completely vanished from scientific work done in any country,
G eo A M a d d o x (b y G uardian)
modern usage, disappearing almost was given to Mr. Gibbs. He depre
BECKNER-COVILLE
concurrently with the ill fated cated the congratulations of his
t o J W W righ t Transc Guardian
Stuarts.— London Queen.
friends who had read the announce
Estate.
On Saturday, Feb. 25th, 1911,
ment.
G eo A M a d d ox (b y G uardian)
TH* Chaplain's Advios.
a pretty wedding was solemnized
“ Better not say anything about
t o J E M iller und Vt, blocks 1, 2
During
the reign of James I. the it,” he urged. “ Very likely,it ia an
at the home o f the officiating
and 14 A m ity $950.
minister, Rev. F. G. Boughton, see of London fell vacant, and. the error.”
B C Miles & wt t o John Ingle
claims of applicants for the bish
in McMinnville. Miss Blanche opric being very numerous, the
Fat* o f Fin*.
lo t 1 blk 6 C ity Park a d d New
E. Beckner and Mr. Enos F. Co- king asked the advice of Montaigne,
By
a
aeries
of experiments con
berg $12 5.
ville, both o f Newberg, were his chaplain. "May I suggest that ducted on his estate a French in
W H Nelson & w t t o 2 A El
united in marriage, the ring cere your majesty will find a solution in vestigator has discovered that pins
lio tt lo t 14 Deskins subdivision
mony being used. Members o f the gospel o f St. Mark, the elev go the way of all flesh and are re
$800.
both families were present. The enth chapter and twenty-third solved into dost. Hairpins which
verse ?” The monarch read the pas the experimenter .watched for 154
W H Parker & w f t o W A
young couple will make their sage, "Whosoever shall say unto days disappeared at the end of that
T h om pson & Sarah E 2 0 ac sec
home in Newberg, attended by this mountain (Montaigne), ‘Be time, having been resolved into a
36 t 3 r 3 $3100.
the good wishes o f many friends. thou removed and be thou cast into ferrous oxide, a brownish rust,
Lew is L Saunders & w f t o
the sea (see),” * etc. King James5 which was blown away by the wind.
Calvin Wells lo ts 5, 6. 7 & 8 blk
saw the point, and the witty chap Bright pins took nearly eighteen
CHEHALEM CENTER
4 6 E d w ard s add Newberg $800.
lain obtained the
months to disappear, polished steel
needles nearly two years and a half;
Henry Sheard t o W m LSheard
All the Sam « to Him.
brass pins had but little endurance;
78.31 ac in W m L og a n d i e tp 4
Revival services begin here
Nine-year-old Richard has been steel pens at the end of fifteen
r 3 $8000.
Wednesday evening by Rev. Pem longingly watching the Boys’ club months had nearly gone, While their
Frances R. Sharp t o Rasmus & berton. Every one come out to of his neighborhood, but the other wooden holders were still intact.—
Hansine Nelson lo t 6 blk 8 the meetings.
boys have considered him too Harper’s Weekly.
original to w n M cM innville $10.
Arthur Allen, another heir, is oung. One day he entered the
Th# Exoaptlon.
Jasper Sim m ons & w f t o Frank reported at the home o f Mr. and ouse triumphantly with "Oh,
mother,
I’ve
joined
the
Boys’
club,
In
a
home
where the mother is
M artin wc V l of neVi sec 13 & lo t Mrs. C. E. Kirk, March 3.
and I ’ve been abbreviated!” "Been somewhat aggressive and the father
3 sec 18 t 2 3 r 4 w $1.
Mrs. Paulsen and daughter, what?” “ Oh, I don!t mean abbre good natured and peace loving a
Smith Stephens & w f to Frank
Gladys went to Portland Friday viated; I mean assassinated. I’ve child’s estimate o f home conditions
4 .7 2 ac in Rachel M atheny d 1 c
been assassinated!” — St. Paul Dis was tersely expressed the other day.
evening to visit relatives.
patch.
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& 100.77 ac in M organ C Rock-
While dressing the mother paused
Mr.
Andrew's,
a
nephew
ol
in the act of putting on her shoes
hill d 1 c sec 3 0 t 5 r 3 w $3196.-
•ho W m Busy Enough.
Mrs. E. B. Ridgway, made them
and said:
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"D
on’t
you
know,”
said
the
po
“ I certainly am easy on shoes. I
Charles C Thum berg & w f to a visit Saturday and Sunday.
liceman to the servant as she was have worn these for four month«.
Mr. C. X. Larrabee, o f Port dumping a pail o f garbage in an I don’t know what you would do,
Chas F & M B Blum 3.95 ac in
E dw ard Cluff d 1 c t 4 r 3 w $10. land, came up Friday to attend open lot, "that what you are doing John, if I were not. I am easy on
J M H arrington & w f & J E the funeral services o f his uncle, is against the law?”
everything.”
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"Oh, don’t talk to me about the
The little girl looked up from
T o d d & w f t o T E O ’ Neill & wt Chancellor Johnson w'hose death
|aw,” replied the girl. "It’ s all I her dolls and remarked, "Except
1 1 7 x 1 0 2 H It in M cM innville $10. occurred, March 1st.
can do to keep the Ten Command father.” — Succasa.
Grace TrulHnger t o Henry C
ments.” — Ladies’ Home Journal.
& V iola D T a tr o blk 18 North
Doing Hi* B u i
An Earlier Start.
Yam hill $600.
Mrs. Blueblood—John, who was
"WQliam,” said a fond father, (hat man who just bowed to us?
Em m a W att Trullinger et a)
Blanch E. Beckner, age 17 yrs.
"hereafter you will get up just an
Blueblood— Er—that is my tailor
t o J O Elrod 6.4 3 ac in John t o Enos F. Coville, age 2 0 yrs.
hour earlier.”
Mrs. Blueblood— Such insolence!
Laughlin d 1 c tp 2 r 4 section 21
Genora Ad ora Rinehart, age 33
"W bv, dad,” cried the horrified Yon should make him keep hit dis
"standard
time isn’t tance.
11
yrs. t o Samuel R. Doney, age 4 4 hopeful,
changed, is it?”
U S t o Heirs o f Isabelle Riggs yrs.
Blueblood— I’ ve done my best,
.
"N
o.”
replied
his
father,
“
bat
son
6 0 ac s e c 2 7 t 5 r 8 A s e c l 4 t 6
my
dear. I’ ve stood him off now
Georgenna C. Pritchett, age 17
time is.” — Cleveland Plain Dealer. for two years.— Boaton Transcript.
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yrs. t o Carl Huraer, age 2 0 yrs.
is Ours o f Furniture
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