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THE NEBWERO GRAPHIC, July Ij 19U
CELLAR POTATOES.
United States National Bank o f Newberg
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The friends of two. American ce
lebrities, one • stutterer and the
other somewhat deaf, succeeded aft
P ew In ch *» o f S a il.
er much maneuvering in getting
LEN SES
I f you have at your disposal a them to meet, and the event aroused
small and quite dark cellar and an considerable unholy glee.
old kitchen table, bow would you
Some time thereafter the stutter
like to grow potatoes, excellent one# er was asked how the interview
that are dgpUred to be auperior in passed off.
flavor to the ordinary farm grown
“ Oh, w-we g-g-got along f-f-fine-
variety? This can be done very ly,” he stammered. “ I c-c-couldn’t
easily by following a method which t-t-t-talk, and s-s-ahe c-c-c-couldn’t
ia attracting considerable attention h-h-hear me.**—-Lippincott’s.
in France.
Just as Advertised.
First of all you need the dark cel
lar. The absence of light ia essen
Irate Visitor— 1 cull this a down
A . E. W ILSO N ,
tial, for the filtration of even a fe v right fraud! You advertise on your
rays of light would cause the pots* bills, “ T h e Most Remarkable Dwarf The J e w e l e r end Optician
toes to waste their energies in pat In the World.” and he turns out to
F ITS ALL K IN D S OF
ting forth sprouts in all directions be five feet five inches high.
EYEGLASSES
instead of the buda o f little pota
Bland Showman— Exactly so. air.
toes. Next you need a table, over That’s just what’ s so remarkable
which you place a layer two or three about him. He’s the tallest dwarf
inches thick o f fine, dry and care on record.
fully sifted earth. Then you select
some good two-year-old potatoes— Executor’s Notice of Final Settle
that is to say, those o f last year’s
ment.
gathering. Any potatoes in a good
state of preservation will do. but it
N otisela hereby given that the un>tsr»lfne<1
tor o f the last w ill end t e e t a m i : e ol
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Moa _ I
ia beet to select large tubers with e H xecu
N o Em peror—either o f a
ollluynw orth, deceased, has flltd hie final ac
u n t me ex e cu to r of «aid laat will and'teela
out defects, for the slightest trace co
m en t en d estate o f «aid decedent. In the C ou n
People or o f Finance—can
o f fungus spreads rapidly and may ty Court o f Y am hill County, Oregon, and that
aatd cou rt bea app oin ted M oaday, July 17, 1911
buy better food than we
spoil the whole crop. Now take a
o 'o lo o k A.M . o f sstd day a* thè • day en
ai d
r lo r t b e hearing o f ob]eciioiih I to said Su
slightly moistened sponge and peas
sell you, at prices you usu
unt en d tb » eettlem ent thereof.
w, therefore.
Interested In said
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- „ „ !» all
• persona i liner«
it over each potato to work off the
•elate ere hereby noUSed sad required to ap
ally pay fo r good things.
ciyptogrammic germs that are ao pear at the County Court room, at McMinn
ville.
«aid
county,
and
state
at
«aid
time
to
injurious to vegetable tissues. If then and there snow cause, II any there be,
some o f the potatoes have already why «aid aecouni should not be se led. al
lowed. and approved and aatd executor end
begun to aprout the sprouts must hi* bondemen dlecb • ged end said estate for
ana finally settled.
be, removed carefully without ever
Deled. June 14th, lvll.
A K cnm ttiiN . Executor of the lest
wounding the tuber.
Will endTcitam ent ol Moeee Holliueawortb.
deeeesed.
After you have done all this take
Clarence Butt,
the potatoes one by one and half
attorney for Kstat*.
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bury them in the soil, planting
them in rows spaced about four
inches apart.
Executors Notice-
There ia no back breaking toil
Notice is hereby given that tbe undersigned
with the hoe in the broiling son and has
been duly appointed executor of the leat
no fighting against potato bags. Will end Testament of f*enelope J. 8klnner. de
by the County Court of Yamhill coun-
The tubers should be inspected by ty. Oregon, and haa^nallfled
Now,
therefore
_________ person« having claim*
candlelight occasionally to see that •gainst the
esteta of Penelope J. Skinner, de
everything is progressing satisfac ceased, are hereby notified end required to
present the «ame, with the proper vouchers, to
torily. In two or three weeks after the undersigned executor et o li residence at j
dr brook. Yamhill conney. ( Oregon, within
planting it will be found that each Bprt
six months fiom the date hereof.
Dated, June», 1911.
W illiam K in caid ,
tures, Etc., and do your
potato Is covered with tiny white Executor
of the laat Will and Testament of
plumbing.
Penelope J. Skinner, deceased.
points which several days later
Clarence utt.
change into little potatoes that
Attorney for Keute.
grow rapidly.
When the little potatoes are rea
LET U 3 FIGURE WITH YOU.
aMretcac«3OCT08x>niOD^
sonably Iarge they may be carefully
removed, leaving in place the old
potatoes, which continue to bear.
Several weeks later another crop
Building Contractor»
may he gathered and even a third.
Estimates Furnished
The budding continues until the
permit tuber ia completely exhaust
ed and nothing remains o f it hut
the akin.
In oaae sprouts push forth on the
potatoes they must be cut off with
scissors. Potatoes grown in this
way have one very excellent quality.
They have ao thin a akin that it Residence* a specialty. All work guar
may be simply washed off. No anteed first class. Estimates furnished.
scraping or paring ia necessary. Call at 110 Main street. Phone Black 18
They also have an excellent flavor
and are firmer than ordinary farm
grown varieties, with less tendency
to soften.— New York World.
Groceries
ESTABLISHED AS BANK OF NEWBERG 1889
Total resources July 8th 1911
Deposits
July 8th 1911
Cash reserve
July 8th 1911
*401,359.96
285,726.94
76,978.28
A CCO U N TS SOLICITED
J. C. Colcord, Cashier
W . E. Crozer, A sst Cashier
J. L. Hoskins, President
S. L. Parrett, Vice President
Van Blaricom
Plumbing!
Thos. Herd & Son
E L . EVANS
W e have a slock of about 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 feet o f odds and low grade lumber which
* will sell at a remarkably
LOW PRICE
This is just die land o f lumber for cheap construction around a farm. Come in
and let os show you this lumber and quote prices. It’ll pay you. Phone W hite 2 6
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co
D U N L A P BROS.
Contractors & Builders
An Interpreter Needed.
DIDN’T LKE THE JOB
w an ted t o k n o w if w e had an y
sam ple copies t o g iv e a w a y . W e
have turned o u r hand t o all
m anner o f a v o ca tio n s in ou r
brief career, have punched cattle
on the ranges o f the m iddle w est,
been a b o o k agent, tried politics,
held d o w n a hom estead again st
claim jum pers, w ro te a little
p oetry and a num ber o f other
things—bu t this new s paper
w o rk takes the bun. W e are
tired o f it, the smell o f the ink,
the holler fo r c o p y , the sight o f
the devil and the w hole w ork s.
Please, M r «e d ito r com e h om e.”
The infection m a y be carried b y
those in g o o d health, w h o, n ot
ta k in g the disease themselves,
m ay ca rry it t o others. N ow
th a t the cause is definitely
located , w e are assured th a t it
w ill be less difficult t o find the
rem edy.— H. H . W indsor in the
July P op u la r M echanics M aga -
zine.
The ed itor o f the A m ity S tand
ard left the paper in the hands o f
a tem porary editor w h o sets up
this w ail:
“ In order t o clear the skirts o f
the regular ed itor o f this paper
from any criticism th a t m ay be
m ade as t o this issue o f this
paper, we w ould state th a t M r.
D ePew w as suddenly called a w a y
on m atters o f im portance, and
JAM ES J. HILL
asked us if we w ould help o u t in
the local and editorial depart
Empire bond
ment for a few days. It w a s
er, and unques
tionably one of
after dark when he w as talk in g Infantile Para y Lis Germ Found
the f o r e m o s t
nese
men W o K f
busln
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t o us and we are under the im
Remedy N ext
the country,
started life upon
pression th a t he m istook us for
m farm,
whera
ha early learned
some one else; bu t as w e th ou g h t
The announcem ent b y Dr.
that w ork and
economy w e r •
it w ould be fun t o run a new s Flexner o f the Rockefeller Insti
necessary to suc-
cess.
When he
p a p er we did n o t reveal ou r tute, th a t they have a t last dis
wee 1 Cl H *
father died, and
idenity, but quitely consented t o covered the germ , o r rather its
he w as thrown
take the burden upon our should presence—for the stron gest m i ■upon hie own resources.
In three years hie sarin so enabled
ers. B ut “ Nay, N ay, Pauline’ ’ croscope fails t o reveal it— which him to satisfy ble desire sad am
bition fo r broader aside, end he
never again. Oh! w h a t a head is responsible for infantile p ar started out seeking for better op
portunities. Ir ISM he landsd j n
ache, try in g t o find som e new s alysis, w ill brin g widespread St. PauL B avin s been .born y p o »
a farm, he was quick to i h o w
w here there is n o news, tryin g t o hope and jo y .
Sreat natural resources o f this
undeveloped country; he saw, too.
• think o f som ething for editorials,
S tartin g in Sweden and N or that If these resource# wars ever
be developed that soma mean* of
■vtryiug n o t t o w rite anything w a y 2 5 years a g o , this insidious to
transportation muet be provided.
W
ith
hie ravinse he engaged in the
th a t w ill m ake anyone m ad—the and easily infectious disease has fuel and
transportation business la
som ethin g aw ful. W e traveled t o m any c ountries.
have seen notices in this paper Neither preventative n or rem edy rapid Industrial srowth. T o be
when the chance comes le the
where adm iring subscribers have has thus far been found; and reedy
Important thins A dollar saved this
b ro u g h t in luscious boxes of while n o t a lw a y s fatal, the after week may be the etartlas point o f
your suceoee. W ill you moke the
berries, beautiful boqueta o f effects o f crippled muscles o r startT The officers o f this bank w ill
i b* slad to help you.
flow ers, prize cakes and cookies weakened mind have frequently
Sand 4 per c t paid on time Certificates
etc., we have fon d ly hoped made recovery m ore t o be re o f Deposit and Savings Accounts.
th a t as w e sat behind the desk in gretted than death.
F irst N ational Bank
the S anctum S anatorium th a t
The action o f the germ is t o
o r N c w ifiio
w e m igh t fall heir t o som e o f atta ck the m a rrow o f the spine
these g o o d things, bu t w e have and brain. Infection is im parted
WANTED—P osition by experi
w aited in vain. The on ly person through nasal discharges w hich e n c e d
stenographer.
(M iss)
t o call o n us w as an old gu y w ith often last for several weeks, and Ruth Green, R. F. D. No. 1,
w hiskers like a billy g o a t, w h o after recovery is well advanced. Newberg.
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Stories of Success
ta ?
The following story from Har
per’s Magazine furnishes a rare in
stance o f that devotion to a foreign
language which has caused one to
forget for the moment that be
speaks his own tongue:
An Englishman, who «pent his
time in adapting plays from the
:h for the British stage,
French
_ was
dining once in an English hotel,
when, after be had eaten, be was
seized with a desire to smoke. He
called the waiter and said to him:
“ Pent-on ftuner id T
The maw looked blank. “ I don’t
understand a word of French, sir,"
he said.
The adapter was in despair.
“ Then for pity’s sake send me some
one who does!” he exclaimed.
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.a t it is not often that the man in
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ley. Tbs apostle of Methodism was
hing, while many of bis hear
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