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THE POULTRY YARD
All F u rn itu re Lines Complete
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M ake Xm as Selections Now
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-And let us hold your purchase for
you free o f charge until you order
it delivered. A small payment
down will secure any article in
the house, and bv purchasing now
you will avoid the annoyance of
holiday shopping. Our line« o f
I lk
Furniture, Carpets, Ruga, Carpet
£ £ ¿$ 4 0 0 Sweeper*, etc., were never ao
~ J complete, attractive and pretty
m SSgf' I aa they are at thia moment ana
G K R I you would be hard to please if you
" a O T / could not find just what you
wanted in our stock. The prices
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are, i f poaaible, more attractive
—they are ao surprisingly low.
in g sw o rth
600 First Street
The Store o f Quality.
806 EL First St.
& Sons
Phone W hite 198
SHOP EARLY OR LATE
You will find us ready with a fine line o f Staples and Novelties at
very low prices. Come and look over my stock at any tim e, you
are always welcome. See my line o f Books, Bibles, Cut Glass,
Ladies' Hand Mirrors, Gents’ Shaving Mirrors. Fancy Perfumes,
Ladies' Hand Bag», All kinds o f fancy Toilet, Manicure and Mili­
tary Sets, Lowney’a Xmas Candies, Poet Card Albums at reduced
prices, Collar and G uff Boxes, in fa ct everything to make a com ­
plete line. See them !
Yours fo r a Merry Xmas.
L y n n B . F ergu son
Prescription Druggist!
302 W ashington Street
Phone Black 106
CIOSING
OUT
D ISH ES
Special Ten Days Sale
D e c e m b e r 1 2 th to
22nd *
Big Bargains in Everything
Hitchen Mercantile Co.
Corner o f First and Meridian Street
Winter eggs a n d exercise g o to ­
gether.
Do not neglect the laying hen*»
exerciee.
Judge not a hen by her beauty,
but by the way she does her duty.
You may teed all the tood
your hens can possibly use, but
it you are short of gnt, the
results will not be satisfactoiy.
It ia not good for liens to dust
in coal or w ood ashes only, some
folks claim, but we find that a
tew ashes lighten up the dirt.
Noon is a good time to supply
the stock with some green stuff,
such as cabbages or roots o f
any kind. The latter Can be cut
in half, and the hens will then
Have the floors of the houses
well bedded with some light
litter, so that the biddies will be
induced to scratch, and thus
warm up their bodies these cold,
frosty mornings.
Drafts in the chickens’ home
are more dangerous when the
fowls are quiet on the roo‘st than
when they are stirring around
during the day; but a cold air
current sweeping through the
house is a bad thing at any time,
Poultry feeding has been much
improved and simplified by the
introduction of the hopper meth­
od. The old-fashioned way of
preparing and mixing a wet
mash is done away with, on ac­
count of its tedious and needless
expense o f time and labor. . The
hopper is filled with a variety of
ground grains, and placed where
it is accessible to the fowls at all
times. With this arrangement
the hens need never go to roost
without sufficient food.
From December Farm Journal.
I f you see a tall fellow ahead o f a crowd
A leader o f men, marching fearless and
proud.
And you know o f a ' tale whose mere
telling aloud
Would cause his proud head in anguish
boWed,
It’ s a pretty good plan to forget
I f you know o f a skeleton hidden away
In a closet and guarded and kept from
v
the day
•
Ini the dark and whoee showing, whose
•sudden display.
Would cause g rief and sorrow and life­
long dismay.
It’ s s pretty good plan to forget
I f you know o f a thing that will darken
the jo y
O f a man dr a woman, a girl or a boy.
That will wipe out a smile or the least
v
way annoy
A fellow or any gladness to cloy,
It’s a pretty good plan to forget
It was like Lincoln to keep a
promise when he made one.
While wine drinking was the
fashion all about him, Mr. Linc­
oln never forgot his dead moth­
er’s request that he should close
his lips to all strong drink. Once,
when he was a member of Con,
gress, a friend^ criticised him for
his seeming rudeness in declining
to test the rare wines provided
by their host, urging as a reason
for the reproof, ‘ ‘There is certain-,
ly no danger of a man of your
years and habits becoming ad­
dicted to its use.”
“ I mean no disrespect, John,”
answered Mr. Lincoln, “ but I
promised my mother only a tew
days before she died that I* would
never use anything intoxicating
as a beverage, and I consider
that promise as binding today
as it was the day I gave it.”
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH “ There is a great difference be­
Annual Christmas sermon next tween a child surrounded by a
Sabbath morning, text: “ Behold rough class o f drinkers and a
man in the home o f refinement,”
the World is Gone after Him.”
insisted the friend.
John XU-10. Subject at night,
“ But a promise is a promise
“ Where Can We See Jesus?”
forever, John, and when made to
Good music morning and even­
a mother is is doubly binding,”
ing. All are invited.
replied Lincoln.
He had great love for his moth­
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
er and respect for her memory.
He once said:
The subject o f the sermon *ext
“ All that I am, all that I hope
Sunday morning will be “ One to be, I owe to my angel moth-
Day Better than a Thousand.”
The evening sermon will be a
Would that all mothers had
companion to the one, given last such sons!—National Advocate.
Sunday evening. ¡Subject: “ The
Angels’ Song.”
to put them when we have saved
them.
“ Are ydu willing to live with
me in a cottage?” “ Yes, dear;
provided it is a cute little cot­
tage with a dozen rooms, three
baths, steam heat, a butler,
cook, dining-room and up-stairs
girl.”
From Farm Journal.
W ill «ave you m oney
on Xm as G ifts
ROSALIE LODGE NO.
595 F . U . OF A . PARTY
Last Thursday evening Rosa-
lee Lodge No. 595 F. U. o f A.
held their meeting at the home of
Sister, Minnie Hamnett, 302
West First Street. Brother, N.
N. Nonken, special organizer of
Portland, being present, he
brought in ten new members.
He is merry thankful for the as­
sistance from the members and
hope that Rosalee will, after this,
grow rapidly. After meeting
was giving a joyful time was had
up to a late hour. Next meeting
will be held on Thursday o f next
week.
*
Because our standard is Quality.
Any article from here that proves
unsatisfactory we want you to
bring back for everything we
buy is absolutely Guaranteed to
as. You want your Christmas
Gifts backed by such a guarantee-
Remember W e W ill be H ere
to make Any and A ll Guar­
antees G ood. Engraving Free
H om e o f True
SPIRELLA CORSETS
The most pliable and resilent corset
boning in tie world, guaranteed not to
PROGRAMME OF ENGLISH
break or rust in regular corset wear.
METH.-EPBCOPAL CHURCH Especially adapted to stout ladies. N ot
handled by merchants.
MRS. CORA DIEDRIECKS, Agent
Song...............................by congregatior. 206 South Center St. or phone W hite 200
Scripture lesaon and opening remarks
...... ...................................Rev. Reuter
Dialogue—“ W elcom e” .......................
............................... .by seven children
Recitation— “ A Substitute” ............ .
Dialogue—“ The Everlasting Light”
by ten children
by Lawrence Alison
Recitation
Recitation—“ When I Awoke
by Loiner
D ia lo g u e -“ God W ith U s” ....... .........
..... n .;......................... ......b y nine boys
Recitation....................... ‘.by Let* Alison
Reading—“ Christmas Deed” .............
...................................... by Ida Buehler
Cantata—‘T h e Star and the Child”
........ ......by fifty School scholars
...................... Manager E. A . Buehler
.* ..... ............ Mable Miller,
G O O D S
that sire reliable, and goods
that we guarantee at
prices that are right.
A.E. WILSON
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Jswslsr and Optician
202 First S t
There will be a joint installa­
tion of the officers o f the Mason­
ic order and the Eastern Star
December 27. All Masons and
their wives, and Eastern Stars
and their husbands, are invited
to meet at the Masonic hall at 6
o ’ciock P. M. The banquet will
be served at 6:30. After the
banquet the installation of offi­
cers will take place. By orâer
o f the worthy matron,
Emily Gordon.
Elizabeth A. Clemmons, Sec.
Phone Blue 38
A n Increase o f one
Egg Per Month
Feminine A pplause.
STA TIO N ARY GASOLINE ENGINES
All Sizes from 1 1-2 to 12 H. P.
Phone 6a62
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N E W LINE to TILLAMOOK
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i 0C N & SHAS
R O U TES
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Pacific Railway & Navigation Co
Trains will run doily, except Sunday, on the following schedule:
Lv. Tillamook.
Lv. Portland
Lv. Hillsboro.. ...
Lv. Bay C ity .
A r. Beach Points.
Lv. Beach Poi
Ar. Hillsboro..
Ar. Bay C ity.......
Ar. Portland...
A r. Tillam ook.....
T i l r o u g h t ic k e t s o n s o lo a t o i l y t i c k a t o f f ic e , T h i r d a n d W a a h -
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R. A N.
F u r t h e r p a r t i c u la r s f r o m t h e C it y t ic k e t a g e n t o r
s p e n t F o u rth a n d Y a m h ill s tro e ts .
Passenger Agent
Portland O regon
O f W om en.
It is estimated now that about
1,000,000 women will have the
privilege o f casting a vote for
president next year in the six
Western states which have the
suffrage law. These votes are
distributed substantially as fol­
lows: California, 500,000;* Colo­
rado, 160,000; Idaho, 48,000;
Utah, 66,000; Washington, 125,«
000; Wyoming, 35,000.
Maw, why can’t we put up a
hammock between these tw o
trees? Ain’t we part owners o f
this park?” “ No, dear, it be­
longs to that fine-looking man
ht uniform with the white gloves
on his hands.” —Chicago Trib­
une.
“ Life ain’t nothin’ bnt disap­
pointment," groaned the Chron­
ic Grumbler.
“ Cheer up!” urged the Cheer­
ful Idiot, “ Didn’t y c r g it £ 1 0
for puttin’ yer picture in th^
paper as havin’ bin cured o ’ all
yer ills by Bunk’s Pills?”
“ Yes, I did
An’ now all my
relatifs are askin’ me why I don’t
g o to work, now th’tProcured!”
When in doubt gsk your wife.
The preacher can tie a knot as
well as a sailor.
Politics are often the most
bothersome kind o f ticks. •
M an proposes, but very often
it is papa who disposes.
The coal dealer should be care­
ful to take the right weigh.
The salt may be coarse with­
out being the least bit objection­
able.
Those Who eat corn on the cob
run a risk of having corn in the
ear.
M ost men find it easier to hold
a runaway horse than to hold
the tongue.
Fussy folks strain at little
things; and so, too, does the
carefoldairyman.
The man who cheapens himself
is pretty snre to be marked down
by bis neighbors.
The new broom sweeps clean
only when there is a willing hand
at the other end of it.
When you tee a hen eating
tacks you are rash to assume
that she is going to lay a carpet.
The elevator man is a genuine
humanitarian. He spends his
days in elevating men and worn-
It is a good thing to know
when we are right, and it is im­
portant, also, to know when we
are left.
A manufacturer advertises a
device to save steps, but unfor­
tunately he does not tell us where
Newberg Camp 113. W. O. W‘
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father
in His Infinite wisdom has re­
moved from our fraternity our
beloved neighbor, William Giles,
while residing at Fort Rock, Or­
egon; and
Whereas, In his death we
mourn his loss, be it
Resolved, That we sympathise
with the bereaved family, and
pray that the Heavenly Father
may comfort them in tbeir lone­
liness and affliction.
Resolved, That a copy o f these
resolutions be placed upon rec­
ord, a copy be sent to the be­
reaved family and also to the lo­
cal papers for publication.
(Signed)
Committee on Resolutions.
First Professor—My dear col­
league, I’m a little puzzled. When
did the first Pelopponesian war
begin?
Second Professor—431 B. C.
First Professor—Quite right,
quite right. That is the number
o f my doctor’s telephone. I was
to call him up and tell him my
wife is sick.—Fliegende Blaetter.
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Plumbing!
UNITED ARTISANS
If you belong to the United
Artisans, please be present Fri­
day evening, December 22, 1911.
As Portland assembly no one
will be present and initiate our
candidates. Refreshments will
be served.
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU