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OBITUARY
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E v a H ulin, d a u g h te r of M r
an d M rs. C. S. H ulin, w a s born
in .Linn C o u n ty , Oregon, M ay 6.
1899, died in Berkeley, C ali­
fornia, A ugust 1 2 ,1 9 1 2 ,1 3 y e ars,
3 m o n th s and 6 d ay s.
She had a ta le n t for w ritin g
sto ries an d p o etry . She w ro te
the follow ing a sh o rt tim e before
her d e ath :
GKTTINC 2IC.
A ìrw T
C. A. MORRIS, The Jeweler
The Bijou
THEATRE
I ’ve kissed all my dollies and put them
to bed.
And drawn the white coverlet up o’er
each head,
So that in the play corner, when ever
I pass.
I shan't see their sweet faces, Oh,
babies, alas!
I love you, dear dollies, yes, each one
and all,
But I am now getting so old and so
tall,
I can’t play with you, dollies, for many
s day,
But I ’ll think of you darlings e ’en
when I am gray.
Now Under New Management I know I shall miss you my children
at first,
But I ’ve so much to do, I fear for the
NIGHTLY—4 reels latest motion pic­
worst;
tures. FEATURE every performance. So I ’ll lay good-bye, until some happy
day.
Illustrated Song by W. H. S. FOSTER
When my own babies ask with my
Appropriate music by MRS. MABEL
dollies to play.
FOSTER, graduate of Trinity College
Goodbye,
dearest dollies, for I ’m al­
of Music. London, England (piano) and
most grown,
W. H. FOSTER (drums).
But I ’ll never, oh never, leave you all
alone!
M anager
And perhaps, some day, when I ’ve
nothing to do,
I ’ll come up and kiss you, to show you
(Late manager Grand Opera-House
I ’m true.
Devils Lake, N. D.)
Then I will play with you, ju st a bit
dears,
And wash your sweet faces with moth­
Q Ö C K *»0-> Ö C K 1Ö Ö D Ö ^ ^
erly tears;
And all of my secrets and pleasures
Ml tell,
Dear, darling c h i l d r e n , farewell!
farewell!
W. H. S. FOSTER
The Newberg
Transfer Co.
is prepared to transfer
your goods anywhere,,
any place any time.
“SWEET HOME”
Prices Reasonable
Office phone Black 100, or
residence i i Black 123
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S a u n d e rs
B ro th e rs
Contractors in Cement
work of all kinds.
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Successors to Sam Andies
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Phone, Black 186
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Beaver State Merchants Mutual
Insurance Co.
SAFE and RELIABLE. RATES
are LOW. We write up both
COUNTRY and CITY risks. We
have a GOOD BUSINESS in this
line and want you to JOIN us.
Call at our office, or we will meet
you by appointment. DON'T in­
sure till you see us. We have a
good list of business houses.
W h ite
Com pany
7 0 S F ir s t S tr e e t, N t w b t r g
Farm Loans
We h av e m oney to loan on
first m o rtg ag e on im proved
farm security in Yamhill coun­
ty , from three to five y ears
w ith a ttra c tiv e r e p a y m e n t
privileges.
A. H. BIRRELL & CO,
202 M cK ay B ldg., 3rd & S ta rk
P o rtla n d , Oregon
The Golden Rule
Grocery
A t the old stand, 108 N. Main S t
S w eet hom e is a n adjective to
describe home; b u t it is o n ly in
very recent tim es it could be used
in its literal sense.
T o have th e hom e sw eet, it
m u st be free from stuffy, d isag ree­
able o d o rs, d ir t an d d n s t.
T he purifying process of th e
blessed su n lig h t h a s only been
u n d e rsto o d for a few g en eratio n s,
while v e n tila tio n , in reference t o
h e alth , m ay be indexed a m o n g
“ M odern Im p ro v em e n ts.”
I t w a s th e cu sto m am o n g
housew ives, even a s la te a s the
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m iddle of th e n in eteen th cen tu ry ,
to nail d o w n th e w in d o w s in
bedroom s and living ro o m e arly
in N ovem ber, t o rem ain so u n til
M ay. The cold w in te r b la sts
m u st be excluded, a n d t o m ake
th is m ore c ertain , list w a s tacked
a lo n g w in d o w casin g s a n d s a n d ­
b ag s laid a g a in s t crack s a t the
b o tto m o f o u te r d o o rs. In the
middle S o u th som e a ir w a s a l­
lowed to p erco late th ro u g h th e
open fireplace; b u t in New E n g ­
land they b o ard ed u p th e ir chim ­
neys an d set a irtig h t sto v es upon
w h a t w as left o f th e h e a rth . All
w in te r long th e w om en lived and
did th e ir b re a th in g in th e foul a ir
th u s engendered.
T o d ay th e m o st illite ra te know
o f the existence o f germ s. D ust
is in the m ain o rg an ic, p a r t liv­
ing an d p a r t dead , an d is c irc u la t­
ing in th e a ir a ro u n d us.
When d u s t is allow ed to ac­
cum ulate an d k e p t closed u p in
darkened, d a m p room s, th?9e
germ s, which in su n lig h t an d in
o u te r a ir w ould be harm less, be
eome a menace to th e h e alth of
th e household.
Sunshine m e a n s lif e a n d
g ro w th ; chill an d d a rk n e ss s ta n d
for a rre sted developm ent. I t is
th e fashion, n o w a d a y s, t o live in
th e open a s m uch a s possible.
We are no lo n g er afraid o f th e
cold w in te r b la sts. In ste a d o f
hiding from them , w e ra th e r
c o u rt them .
T o increase o u r efficiency in
every phase o f life let us have
m ore su n lig h t an d m ore fresh air.
PULLMAN JOINS THE PROCESSION
G ire us your trade and
WATCH US GROW
MRS. M..L. DUNLAP,
PI mm a»—* IS
P u l l m a n , W ash in g to n , has
given notice to th e w orld i hai it
is for p rogress an d t h a t her citi-
Prop. | zens are enterp risin g by a w a rd -
I ing a c o n tra c t for p av in g her
t
street* w ith b itu lith ic. ,
INCREASE IN EQUIPMENT
The city council o f Pullm an
has to r a long tim e been consid-
One th o u sa n d new re frig e ra to r
ring th e dem and ot ta x p a y e rs Cftrs< q u . ip
. . p e d w ith collapsible
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l ^ a t the stre ets be h ard su rtaced , j ta n k s w ith a cap a c ity of 1 J,0 0 0
and after v ario u s trip s of inspec­ pounds of ice, will soon lie de­
tio n to cities t h a t a re using b itu ­ livered to th e Pacific F ru it E x ­
lithic, hassam , d o la rw a v , con­ press C om pany, a su b sid iary ot
crete, b itu m as, a sp h a lt and o th e r the S o u th ern Pacific C o m pany.
kinds of hardsurface paving, th e The collapsible ta n k s will enable
council finally decided u n a n i­ the com pany to use th e c ars for
m ously in fa v o r of b itu lith ic a s o rd in ary freight d u rin g the peri­
the best and also the cheapest in ods th a t the ears a re n o t required
the long run.
for perishables. The first in sta ll­
m ent of these new c ars will be
MORE BITULITHIC IN
sta rte d w e stw a rd w ith in a n o th e r
BRITISH COLUMBIA m onth and they w ill im m ediately
g o into service.
W ord comes from V ancouver,
This ord er o f 1,000 new c ars is
B. C., th a t th e city g o v ern m en t an increase o f ten p er cent, an d
ol th a t city has a w a rd e d th e con­ makes the to ta l re frig era to r
tr a c t for stre e t p av em en t in equipm ent o f th is co m p an y 11.»
fav o r ot b itulithic.
000 cars. The la te s t refrig eratio n
The a w a rd is considered a n u n ­ ideas have been a d o p te d in th e
u su ally big v icto ry for th e ta x ­ building o f th e c ars an d a m o st
payer, because ot th e size ot th e effective in su latio n w ill line th e
a w a rd an d th e period o f tim e interiors. Five y e a rs a g o th e
covered by th e in v e stig a tin g Pacific F ru it E xpress C o m p an y
com m ittee.
had 6,600 o f these c a rs, b u t th e
Every k now n kind o f p a v e ­ g ro w in g fru it an d p ro d u ce busi
m en t w as th o ro u g h ly in v esti. ness of C alifornia, O regon, W ash­
g a te d by th e a u th o ritie s a n d ington, Id a h o an d o th e r Pacific
a fte r a long fight p a t u p by com ­ C o ast s ta te s h a s caused nearly
petitive p av em en t in te re sts, th e a th o u san d a d d itio n a l c a rs torbe
a w a rd w as finally m ade stric tly purchased a u n u ally
upon th e m erits o f th e case.
The equipm ent o f th is c h a ra c te r
The c o n tra c t calls for th e p av e­ ow ned by the Pacific F r u it E x
m e n t o t a b o a t a dozen stre ets, press C om pany rep resen ts a n
an d a m o u n ts t o ’a b o u t 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 o u tlay ot m ore th a n $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
vards.
This new o rd er will to ta l n early
a million an d a h a lf d o lla rs, a t
Real Estate Transfers.
a n a p p ro x im a te c o st ot $ 1 ,4 0 0
N ettie M A b b o tt, e t v ir t o each. T h e unceasing d ev elo p ­
C harles W C orby 83Vi ac in E% m ent ot the W est’s h o rtic u ltu ra l
o f sec 31 tp 2 s r 2 w w m $70i^0. and a g ric u ltu ra l resources an d
Jo h n E Bailey & w f & Jo h n A the tra n sfo rm a tio n o f deserts
T h o rn b u rg & w f to E E & Annie in to green o rc h a rd s a n d helds
Lyons; NVi o f lo ts 1 & 2 in blk 9 creates th e dem and for m ore of
F airv iew ad d W illam ina $250. 1 these ears each y ear.
Elwooch B ow ers & w fto C y ru s
& N ancy C lerk lo ts 4, 5 ,6 & 7 in
block 5, G ilstra p 's Add Sheridan SUPERINTENDENT’S
$540.
ANNOUNCEMENT
P T an d A W C hristensen &
Teachers’ m eeting a t th e c o u rt­
wfs to M ilton A P alm er lo t 1 blk
1 C h risten sen ’s Add M cM innville house, Septem ber 2—6, to r begin­
ners an d inexperienced teachers.
$200.
L o ttie D e c k e r to A n n ie E : Every effo rt will be m ade to fur-
S hearer % ac in H u rley ’s Sub­ nish a p ro g ra m t h a t w ill be help-
division in J o h n H ess d 1 c in tp iul. B rin g som e one w ith y o u
3 s r 3 w $300.
* t h a t y o u th in k will be benefitted.
M D E b b e rt & w f to N P Nel­ E ig h th g ra d e e x a m i n a t i o n
son 100 sq rd s in Jo h n B yrd d 1 c Septem ber 5—6. Send for y o u r
q u estio n s n o w , and send p ap ers
in t p 2 s r 3 w .
M arie K E v a n s e t v ir to Wil­ to th is o ffice. S. S. D uncan,
liam P erkins 4 0 ac in D D Des­ C o u n ty S u p t.
kins d l c i n t p 3 s r 2 w $1.
DUNDEE
E o la Hills W aln u t A ssociation
t o W estern B ond & M o rtg ag e
M r. a n d M rs. R. W. Sw ink
C o T ra c ts 1 to 128 o f E o la W al­
have
m oved in to th e ir beautiful
n u t Groves; tr a c ts 129 t o 238 in
3 & 4 in sec 2 5 i n t p 5 s r 4 w $10. new home.
M rs. C lark S m ith h a s been
W I G ilstra p & w t to G W &
M aggie C lark lo t 8 in blk 5 Gil- m ak in g a n extended v isit in
M o n ta n a , w here she is carin g
s tr a p ’s Add, S heridan $150.
for
h er m o th e r w h o is very ill.
Lee H a rrin g to n & w f t o R A
S te w a rt und Vt in te re st in NVfe
M iss L o u isa Allan h a s retu rn ed
1 »ts 1 & 2 blk 9 F airv iew Add from a s h o rt v isit in P o rtla n d .
W illam ina $1.
D istrict S u p erin ten d en t, Rev.
M ary A H iggins e t v ir to Sam M oore, conducted services a t th e
W P a rrish lo ts 5 & 8 blk 5 & lo t Dundee church on S u n d ay even-
2 blk 4 E v e re st’s Add N ew berg jng,
O regon $1500.
.
M iss B erth a Reed an d M iss
Ben k ra u s e e to Jarv w B Beach E lea n o r H a rris l,aye returned
an d W m M G regory NV6 o f SYa trom a visit to Salem an d vicin­
o f Sec 22 in tp 3 s r 6 w $9.92.
ity.
J W L a ttim e r & w f to Eola
On M o n d ay , A ugust nineteenth,
Hills W alnut A ssociation v ario u s
u Gilm
r - i ore &
o Jn
t
tr a c ts in e S a m ’l M
o i M rs. TT W. A.
. „ G raeper
,*7. e n tertain ed
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: W. H . Bickell an d fam ily a t dm-
R W alling d l c t 5 s r 4 w $10. I
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u ner, th e occasion being th e b irth -
W G M oore & w f to E d ith M , ’
-»-it.
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d a y ol M rs. Bickell an d o f M aste r
Ackley 14 ac in swVi of nwV4 of
William G raeper.
sec 10 in tp 2 s r 4 w $750.
M essrs. Noble an d W ood of
R aym ond M orgareidge & w f
P
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rtla n d , visited in th e Red Hills
to Wesley M orgareidge 2 0 .7 4 ac
one
d a y la s t week.
in T h o s L T u rn er d 1 c in tp 4 s r
M rs. Replogle, w ho is to teach
3 w $2,300.
m
usic
tw o d a y s in each week in
H enry Riddy to Stephen Allen
lo t 16, G oodrich O rchard tra c ts M cM innville College th e com ing
y ear, w a? recently a g u e st a t th e
$750.
T B R obertson & wf to Wm G raeper home.
H M oore W ^ of SV2 of blk 3
U nder th e auspices o f th e
H a u s w ith ’s 3 rd Add N o rth Yam­ Ladies Aid Society a very enjoy­
hill $10.
able social w a s given on F rid ay
Lew is L S h o rtrid g e & wf to evening, a t G ro th H all. A m usi­
A lta A B arb er und *4 lo t 6 blk 2 cal p ro g ra m w a s followed by
0 T & lo t 6 blk 2 F airview Add refreshm ents an d gam es. Those
W illam ina $10.
ta k in g p a r t in the p ro g ra m were:
C W S w a rtz & w f to J D & E M rs. D ow ns, M rs. Hess, M iss
M H ousley 60 ac in B S Burch & Lefa Egli, W. A. G raeper, M iss
J n o W a tt d l c in tp 5 s r 4 w $10. Bernice K eyes an d L aurel Alford.
W aln u t G rove C om pany of
M rs. J. P. H o d g in s o f T acom a,
Oregon to S P & S a ra h A Van is a g u e st o f ber d a u g h te r, M rs.
D x k e l l a c i n M artin V auchn d E iw in S. Greer.
1 c in tp 2 s r 4 w $10.
Yamhill O rchard L and Co to
O scar C L arso n lo t 17 Newhem
M oney T o L oan --S ee A tty . B.
Subd $680.
A. K liks, M cM innville, Oregon.
Does Interest Interest You?
A U R newly instituted Savings Department
^ allows the most liberal interest induce­
ments consistent with safe banking. This de­
partment, backed by the entire resources of
the bank, not only secures security for all
money deposited but allows 4 °lo interest com­
pounded semi-annually. The combination/'
of good interest rates and absolute security
is one of which you should take advantage.
United States National Bank
,
NCW SCRO . OREGON
A C O N S C IE N T IO U S JOB
W e desire to convince you that you can leave your
plumbing to us and rest assured of receiving a plumbing
equipment installed the way you want it and which will last
• How will we do k ?
By giving you a detailed
specification fully covering
the work to be done and
we will guarantee all work
to be done in accordance
with the specification.
A further assurance of
lasting satisfactory equip­
ment will be to have us
install 'S ta n d a rd * plumb­
ing fixtures which- are
guaranteed by the manu­
facturers to give 5 or 2
years service (according to
grade), but will most likely
give you many more years
service.
Clean up Prices
50c Silk, Our Clean up price 25 cents per yard
100 pairs Ladies A Children Shoes 98c per pair
$1.50 and $2.00 White Waists at 68 cents each
Don’t fail to call
M. J. Nash Co.
304 FIRST S T ., N E W B E R G , OR.
THE ROOF OVER
YOUR HEAD
will be a good one if it is made of
our shingles. Made of the best
materials, well seasoned, if prop­
erly put on they will last for
years. Same way with our lum­
ber. It is the very best and for
that reason the cheapest to use.
M . H. P IN N EY
3 0 « N . M a in S « ,.
N . w b . r g , O r.
Low Round Trips E A S T
On the date« given below, round trip ticket« will be «old from
Portland to the points in the East shown below, and many others,
a t greatly reduced fares auoted. Your home agent will sell these
tickets via the North Bank Road a t slightly higher fares, on request
Through Trains East
in connection with
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways
Atlantic City............ $111.06
Baltim ore................. 107.50
Boston....................... 110.00
Buffalo....................... 91.50
Chicago..................... 72.50
Colorado Springs...... 55.00
Denver...................... 55.00
Detroit....................... 82.50
Duluth....................... 60.00
Kansas City.............. 60.00
Milwaukee................ 72.50
Minneapolis............. $ 60.00
Montreal.................... 105.00
New York................. 108.50
Omaha...................
60.00
’Philadelphia.............. 108.60
P ittsburg.................. 91.50
S t Louis .................. 70.00
St. Paul..................... 60.00
Toronto........... ......... 91.50
Washington ............ 107.50
DATES OF SALE
MA V 2. 3. 4. », 10.11, 17, IS, 24, 29. 1912
JU N E 1.8, 7. ». 13, 14. IS, 17, 18. 19, 20. 21, 24. V>. • £ . 2*. 29, 1912
l l ’LY 2 3, 3. 7. II. 12. IS, Ih. 20 22. 2*. 2«, 2», 3». *1. 1912
A T O rS T 1, 2. 3. «. 7. 12. 15, I«. 22,28, 2*. 30, 81. 191?
8KHTF.M HER 4 ,9 ,3 ,7 .3 ,1 1 12.80, 1912
S topovers a n d choice of route* allow ed In each d ire c tio n ,
r i u a l r e to r s lim it o n o tie r 31. 1912
D a ta lli of icb e d u lea , fare*, e tc . will be fu rn U h e d on re q u erí.
*■ *• COMAN, Oen F re ig h t a n d Pa«* A gent, P o rtla n d ,O ra .