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TME NEWBERO GRAPHIC Holiday Specials At E. C. Baird's Christmas is almost here. Don’t put off your Xmas shopping till the last day but get busy now while you have good lines to select from r * __ * W e are still selling all our Ladies and Childrens coats at 2095 discount DRESS GOODS. W e have some o f the best values in wool dress goods to be found in Newberg. As a still further inducement to have you buy your wool dress goods now we will offer from now until Christ mas a further reduction o f 10 95 on every piece o f dress goods in the house W e have special values in Table Linens and Napkins to matth. Very appropriate for Christmas gifts. C hristm as Suggestions W e have a full line o f Headwear, Scarfs, Fancy linen, Lunch Cloths, Dresser Scarfs, Doilies, Silk Hosiery, Neckwear, Bath robes, Blankets, Toys, Fancy Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, etc. D o your Xmas shopping at Baird’s. Nice Fresh G roceries It is our constant aim to try and supply your grocery wants with good clean fresh groceries at lowest possi ble* price. Prompt Delivery. Let us try to please you. W e have som ething appropri ate for X m as gifts for every m em ber of the family. BAIRD CASH PAID FOR EGGS F o r sale—S ix kinds o f Japanese M on ey t o loan. See Clarence Xm as Gifts Free 2-tf i ,, plants. Japanese peach farm, B utt. ------------ F rom n o w until after X m a s, I Kestrel C o., Rex, O regon. P d-14 A m os G raves m akes H om iny, am g o in g t o g iv e a w a y free w ith the old style, a t 2 1 0 C orner Cen every b o x o l sta tion ery pur C ity Transfer d oes all kinds o f hauling, including p ian o m oving. ter and Third streets. Call, chased, from 5 0 cents up, a sterl —T. H. T horne. Residence phone phone o r get it a t B aird’s store. ing silver butter knife o r sugar Newberg Lodge No. 104 A . F. All orders delivered. lt-p d i s p o o n ,y o u r ow n choice. See m y W hite 78. A A. M. Regular meeting SPANISH r Polit ETIQUETTE to Sorvante anti Evon tho Street Beggar*. From what we saw and from what happened to us I made up a page of Spanish etiquette. It is probably not content, but I offer.it as the result of our experiences i v V Other people may have had differ w in d ow . /N r \ First and Third Wednesday ent impressions. If you are of the F o r Sale o r T rade—T ea m - G ood M o v in g Picture business female sex never wear a short skirt, evenings o f each month. L ynn B. F erguson, w a g o n , harness and ca rn ag e. fo r sale, well established and net Visiting brothers always welcome. a sailor or English walking hat un Prescription D ruggist. W ill trade for c o w s o r city p ro p tin g from $ 40 t o $ 5 0 per week. By order W . M .. G. A. Best. less you are willing to have people The Rexall Store. A lso small house near O w ner m ust sell on accou n t of stare at you and sometimes call T. L. Cummings, Secretary. erty. 302 First street. 9-10 after you. If you have red hair dye mill for rent.—J. O. L y o n , Tenth other business. Address M oving it or be prepared to be saluted aa and Pacific streets. tf C oa l b y the sack o r ton.- Picture, care Irrig a tor, Canby, “ Rubia.” Never bow to a man un Produce W anted K . Spaulding L o g g in g C o. 5 -tf O regon. $ 5 0 0 w ill handle this less he lifts his hat first. If you are F o r Sale—Jersey c o w , due t o deal com plete. A ct quick and Ship y o u r veal, hogs, pou ltry a man you may dress as an English M oney T o L oan - -See A tty . B. be fresh Dec. 21, lou rth call, fou r give personal investigation . We man, an operatic tenor or a chorus and eggs t o the V oge Produce A. Kliks, M cM innville, Oregon. ga llon s last tim e fresh, w ill d o singer from Carmen without excit w ill p rove ou r claim s t o your C o., 203 ya W ashington street, ing remark. Never wear glasses. better this time. Choice family satisfaction. It The Fair Store w ill be open P ortlan d , and get to p m ark et' If you are blind take a dog on a c o w , $85, C an’ t ship. W anted evenings until after X m as. prices and m oney b y return m ail. | string. When you sit down at the 6 tested c o w s .—G. S. H oaglin, ^ ^ t E x p e r t eye exam inations M a r k et reports; s hip pin g table or arise always bow and say, #v B * 'i s absolutely necessary to lt -p d F o r Sale—G ood all round team , West o f New berg. “ Buenaa.” This is imperative. You determ ine the p rop er kind of ta gs sent on request. Call us up. may jostle people witnout apology, w eight at least 2 6 0 0 .—J. T. The H olm es Business College, glasses t o use. Selecting them M arshall 3259. Reference Lum but never speak to any one without Everest. 10-t f o l P ortland, w ill have a represen b y any other m ethod m a y result berm an’ s N ational Bank. Ship saying “ your grace,” be he noble, P ia n o F o r Rent—O nly three tative a t the Im perial H otel all in perm anent injury t o you r ping ta g s a t G raphic office. 8-11 j friend or beggar. “ Will your grace do me the favor to bring me my dollars per m onth. Inquire at d ay to -m o r r o w , F rid ay, for the •---------- *--------- sight. When Dr. L o w e prescribes coffee at 9 o’clock tomorrow?*’ G raphic office. 10-13 Farmers Take Notice purpose o f acqu ain tin g parents glasses, it is w ith absolute cer would strike an American bellboy with dismay. But it is the literal A large line o f jew elry suitable and prospective students w ith tainty th a t they are the best and W anted t o locate ow n er o f 4 the m any a d va n tages offered b y translation of the Spanish request. on ly kind suited t o y o u r eyes. lor X m a s presents a t W ilson’s. tw o -y e a r old heilers. Three co l Never tell a beggar to clear out, but this school. I f y o u d o n ot need glasses he Store open evenings. ors, black, blue and w hite, mixed say that you have left your purse at m ost p ositively * ill n o t recom Y ou and y o u r children are safe speckled Jersey shade. H olstein home and that you will remember Dr. L o w e ’s glasses are death mend them. Dr. L o w e will be if y o u w ear Dr. L o w e ’ s superior and Jersey mixed. E ar m arks him tomorrow or gently murmur t o eyt-strain headache. A s k in Im perial H otel p a rlo r M on that God will reward him, whereat glasses—eye sale and price sale. d ra w atten tion . High bred, one y ou r neighbors. he will smile, thank you and depart day, Dec. 23, t o 4 o ’clock only. They c o s t y ou n o m ore than the b row n black Jersey, w hite tail, These same beggars, who spring Scores o f N ew berg references. Furnished room s for light interior kinds usually sold and white s p o t in face. Posters n o w up on every side, seem to have a Remember the d a y and date. house keeping. 715 N. M eridian y o u have the benefit of his skill ou t b y three parties. P ay n o code of etiquette we conld not fath- and m ore than 21 years ex street. 51-tf charges until you see me. G. S. oiq . After two or three days there Invaluable G ift * were a few who begged only from perience as an exclusive op tom e H oaglin, 1 Vi miles w est o f New me, two or three others who be W anted—H ighest m arket price trist. C on su lt him a b o u t y o u r berg. lt -p d sought Jean. Evidently we were paid for green and dried prunes. eyes an d glasses M on d a y , Dec. F o r y o u r children and one, understood to be the patrons of cer — H. S. Gile & C o. 2 3 ,a t Im perial H otel, t o 4 o ’clock. which will last a lifetime, w o u ld ; tain beggars who out of a crowd of be a m usical education. Give I mendicant# were the only ones to F o r Sale— Ten acre bearing OREGON « B d W A S HINGTON approach ns who would take their y o u r child a course o f violin les- - Mrs. R. M . M cK ern is pre prune orchard, half French and dole with thanks or if we said “ to sons. M ake arrangem ents at| hall Italian. J. L. H a w orth , t f pared t o give scientific treatm ent morrow” would smilingly back O skar R. J a n o v s k y .1 A Dl>« c lary o f M tk City, T ow * M l for the com plexion, hair, skin Kienle’ s. away at once. V ili»««, g irlo * deaeri pthre sketeh «S L et n o one but a highly skilled, and scalp. T reatm ents consist M ch placa, location, p opolati«*, taM- A trip into 8pain ought to mean grapb. «hlpplnr aad beak la * N otic« l o n g experienced, th orou gh ly o f electrical and v ib ra to ry m as more than sketches of life as we also ClaaaMad D irectory, saw it in a single city. Yet it was educated exclusive op tom etrist sage and electrolysis for the our pleasure to linger on in Mad test and fit glasses t o y o u and eradication o f facial blemishes. All purchasers o f wire fence at j rid, with the exception of three y o u r children’s eyes. Dr. L ow e M ethod o f treatm ent is th a t o f ou r respective places o f business days spent in Toledo and the Escu- h a s the necessary qualifications. Dr. A. L. Neldon, the celebrated will be furnished stretchers for a rinl, for the whole of our two C on su lt him a b o u t y o u r eyes New York physician. A lso a lull period o f ten d a y s only, after months’ holiday, and to return di rect to Paris without seeing any of n ex t M o n d a y , Dec. 23, t o 4 line ol preparations for the skin which a rental o f 25 cents per day the southern country, so beloved by COLLEGE ■ U BUSINESS C 0LLH o'clock on ly, in p a rlor o l Im perial and scalp. Phone for a p p o in t-: will be charged. WÈÊ 8 $ W A B M IN O TO N A M O T IH T H other tourists. So can any one won mm mm io u t l a n o o «a o » H otel. M ore than 21 years ex- j ments, Black 6 8 o r W hite 99. i Larkin-Prince H dw . C o. der that to ns Spain means Madrid, WRITE w r i t e FOR CATALOG CATAÜ Ttmtm f a i t e » Peed Port*»* Residence 606 Franklin street, t f N ew bergH dw . & P lu m bingC o. j FOLK'S ■■■ » Business Directory ( a HOLMES WL WL / rthe city of marvelous contrasts r— E. C. Allen in Outing. It Waa New to the Bishop. At an unusually large dinner par ty, where the guest of honor was an; English bishop, the butler, an elder-j lv man, waa obliged to bring in from a friend’s house an inexpe rienced lad to help him in the din ing room. The awkward helper an noyed the butler beyond enanrance with questions as to his duties. He continued interminably until the butler, worn out and nervous, said ironically: “ All you will need to do is to stand behind the bishop’s chair, and whenever his lordship puts down' his glass you must reach over and wipe his mouth with a napkin.” That silenced his assistant. But the young man actually took the or der seriously, and as soon as dinner began he stationed himself behind the bishop, waited till his lordship had drunk and put down his glass, and then, as deliberately as hit nervousness would permit, he open ed out a large napkin and wiped the dignified old gentleman’s mouth! Qrubworm Racee. An odd form of animal contest used to be practiced by office clerks in London some years ago. It waa known as grub racing, and nearly every younger clerk had his stable of racers. These worms were bred in nuts or apples and carefully sta bled between two walnnt sheila. They were selected by placing them in the center of a piece of peper, and the one that proved moet adept in making a speedy bee line to tne edge of the paper was matched against the pick of a rival stable. Some of the fastest could not be in duced to travel in a straight line. In racing parlance, they bolted and were bed betting propositions. Bat when two came together that show ed a disposition to run straight and true the betting on the result was livelv enough to stir np the anti- gambling enthusiasts.— New York Tribune. _______________ Toe Suggestive. The new patient had been put to bed by the nurse. Upon waking he matured: "Phwat did ye say the doctor’s name was?” “ Df. Kilpatrick,” waa the reply. «Thot settles it,” replied the nek man. “ Thot doctor will not git a chance to oDerate on m e!"