T H E N E W B K ltO G K A P H IC
MAKING A BELL
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CINNAMON OF CEYLOft. .
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M .ta la T h a t A ra Uaad and th a Maiding
and tha Tuning,
Our Clearance Sale W ill Positively
Close Saturday Evening Feb. 1,1913
If you don’t attend this sale you’ U be the loser, as our
entire big stock is radically reduced. A big lot o f cloth­
ing to be closed out at the following prices:
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$10.00 Suits and Overcoats, now $ 6.00
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16.50
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20.00
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REGU LAR STOCK 20 to 35 Per Cent Discount
Ladies Coats and Suits to be closed out at 1-3 to
1-2 less than form er prices.
SHOES A T 10 TO 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Shoes! Shoes! Hundreds o f pairs to be closed out for
less than the cost o f the leather. Regular stock from 10
to 25 per cent discount
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DRY GOODS 10 TO 50 PER CENT OFF
Dry Goods: Dress Goods, Ginghams, Percales, Shirtings,
Outings, Cotton Ratting; in fact everything belonging
to the Dry Goods department reduced from 10 to 50 °|o-
Remembjer the date, Saturday evening, Feb. 1st,
1913, our sale will close.
H aw tha Arom atic B ark Is Pro pa rad
and Packad on Board Ship.
Bell making is one of the few arts
which have been in practice from Dutch rulers of Ceylon, anxious to
the earliest times, but even to this retain their monopoly of the pre­
day it has never reached a state of cious spice for which that island is
perfection. Very skilled workmen famous, enacted a law that made it
are needed to construct bells so that | a capital offense to buy or sell the
they shall be melodious, artistic and wild jungle cinnamon, then the only
durable.
‘ sort known. The plants, wherever
The bell of today is usually oom- j found, were held to be the property
posed of five parts o f tin to sixteen
parts of copper. It has been found
by the large bell founders that to
put too much tin in s bell often der severe penalties. Things are
causes undesirable results, o f which different now.
Today the cultivation is something
cracking is tho most common. But
the most satisfactory results have like that of a willow copse, straight
been obtained by using very old oop- young shoots springing up round
the stump of the plant previously
per and procuring good tin.
In constructing a large bell the cu t These shoots are cut every
first step is to make the mold. This second year. They measure two
inches in circumference. Many of
them are sold as walking sticks and
find a ready market among steamer
passengers, who think that there
must be a special charm in a cinna­
mon stick, though in truth it is
hard to distinguish it from common
hazel.
of course the highly aromatic inner
been studied as an art it was point- bark. First the leaves are stripped
ed out that a large bell waa hardly off and then the bark is split from
ever in tune. A bell to be in proper end to end with asharp knife that
tune must first be in tune with it- j has a curved point. With this, aid-
self— that is to say, it should have ed by the fingers, the bark is care-
at least five tones at correct inter- fully removed in long pieces. These
vals from one another in order to are shaped up and left to sodden, so
produce a-perfect musical chord.
as to facilitate the next process,
These harmonies are the hum that of scraping off the outer rind,
note, fundamental and nominal, and
In order to do this each piece of
also the third and fifth from the bark, is placed on a round piece of
fundamental, or in other words the > wood and carefully scraped with a
strike note. If we were to put the knife, the almost nude brown work-
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Cement, Plaster
Quality
Everything For Your New Hom e
Estimates Furnished
We find that we have many lines o f winter goods that
we do not want to carry over, and from January U th
to January 25th we are offering some very attractive
prices that ought to appeal to your pocketbook.
D r e s s G o o d s $ 1 .2 5 to 2 .3 5 Y d
We offer you very attractive prices in heavy suitings,
suitable for Coats, Suits or Skirts,
Regular $3.00 value, special per yard..................... $2.35
Regular 2.50 value, special per yard........ T. .......... 1 3 5
Regular 2.00 value, special per yard....*................ 1.55
Regular L 50 value, special per yard..................... 1.25
L a d ie s C o a ts a n d S u its -
Choice o f any ladies Suit or Coat in the house, this sea­
son’ s goods, at one-thii d to one-half less than regular
price. We have a number o f last season’s Coats for
Misses that we offer at less than half-price. Some good
values among these for school wear.
M.NAYBERGER
Successor to R. Jacobson & Co.
MpMinnville, Oregon
R a in c o a t s $ 2 .9 8 to 11.85
Satisfaction guaranteed. If you are satisfied tell your
friends, if not tell us.
Ladies Raincoats, -regular
Ladies Raincoats, regular
Men’s Raincoats, regular
Men’s Raincoats, regular
tire war he adhered to the saying
that "to paint a battle you must
sketch it under fire.” With a few
swift strokes at each scene of ac­
tion he made notes which afterward
helped to create his famous master­
pieces depicting the Franco-Prus­
sian war. Never was painting done
in the face of more terrible reality.
Detaille after the war sought to
exhibit two remarkable pictures,
“ German Troops” and “ Conquer­
ors.” The realism in these works
was so keen that they were excluded
from the Paris salon of~1872 by
order of the government, for fear
of offending the victorious Prus­
sians.
You will always find here a full supply o f family medicines.
I am glad to say that the people everywhere believe in me and
have been my firm friends every since I started in business. I
suggest that you visit my store for all kinds o f Drugs, Medicines
ana Chemicals; Perfumes, School books and Stationery; Liggett’s
and Lowney’a fancy candies and in fact every thing carried by an
up-to-date Diug Store. Don’t forget the Rexall fine, everything
guaranteed. I make prescription work a specialty.
You are always welcome at the Rexall Store
LYNN B. FERG USO N
Prescription Druggist
302 FIRST STREET
PHONE BLACK 106
Know tho Man.
B E IN G GIVEN
AWAY------
To thpse who act as the local representatives o f EVERY­
BODY’ S MAGAZINE and THE DELINEATOR—all in addi­
tion to liberal commissions. Let us show you how you can
Secure a Share
simply by forwarding the subscriptions o f your friends and
neighbors and collecting the renewals o f our present subscri­
bers. Try for THIS month’s prizes. There are lots o f prizes
that can be won only by persons living in towns same size as
your own. Write at once to the
BUTTERICK PUBLISHING COM PANY
Butteiick Building, New York City
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much of its delicate aroma if packed
among balea of coarser bark. Yari-
ous expedients have been tried to
remedy this. The Portuguese and
Dutch isolated the bales by packing
them in cocoanut fiber or in hides,
but it is found that the only real
safeguard is to pack bags of pepper
between the bales. — New York
Tribune.
• H ow N orw ay Deals W ith Divorce.
It is easier to obtain a divorce in
Norway than in any other European
country. If a married couple want
to part, Norwegian law grants a di­
vorce without inquiring into the
reason, but as security that the step
has been well thought over it pro­
vides that a year of separation must
intervene between the application
and the granting of the divorce.
The husband and wife have first
to apply to a magistrate. He sends
them to the conciliation board, and
if this body cannot reconcile them
they are granted a separation order.
At the end of a year the ministry
of justice is compelled to make the
divorce final if asked to do so by
either party.
The managing editor was disap-
xrinted, and he told the city edi-
;or so.
“ Why didn’t you print that story
young Pounder turned in last
night?” he wanted to know.
“ Which story?” asked the city
editor.
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Glaos Needed a Spoon.
“ The one about the crazy man
She was pouring boiling water
scattering money through the down­ into a fine thin glass tumbler, when
town streets. That waa a good story crack, crack, and the crystal vessel
and full of interest. It would have was in a condition fitting it only for
>een exclusive too. 1 see the other . the ash pile.
)aper hasn't _ got it.’
i “ Isn’t that just too bad that I
Well, J ^didn’t print it because 1 broke that glass? It spoils the set,”
light it one of Pounder’s fakes.” was her plaintive comment.
“ My dear girl,” said the wise call­
er, “ whenever you find it necessary
to put any very hot liquid in a deli­
cate glass or china vessel, if yon
will put tBe spoon in first such an
accident as you have had will be
quite impossible.” — Exchange.
$ 400 values at..........$ 2.98
$10.00 values at.......... 6.89
$15.00 values a t ......... 1 1 3 5
$10.00 values a t ......... 7.85
1 lot Men’s Heavy Wool Shirts, value to $2.50 at...$ 1 3 9
1 lot Men’ s Undershirts, values to 75c, a t....:.......
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Your choice any golf shirt in house, $1.25 and 1.50 - .98
H a ts a t R e d u c e d P r ic e s
Your choice any $3.00 Hat, a t................................ $2.35
Your choice any $2.00 Hat, at................................. 1 3 5
B la n k e t s a n d C o m f o r t e r s
We have a large line that were lost in transit and came
in very late. During this sale we will offer you these
goods cheaper than you will be able to buy them again.
S h o e s a t R e d u c e d P r ic e s
Mens and Boys High Top Shoes at very attractive prices
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL SHOES
Many other lines not mentioned here at special prices.
Come early while the stock is complete.
If you are thinking o f Roses for your garden write, call or come to
East Side Greenhouse
We have what you want in the shape o f a large collection o f
fine strong plants at prices that are right for YOU.
For your room adornment some beautiful ferns in many vari­
eties. also other potted plants.
To make your garden beautiful Spring, Summer and Autumn
plant hardy flowers. We have them.
Phone Blue 202
JO HN GOW ER fj
Tha 8«a Greyhound.
L IG H T A N D P O W E R
H O U S E W IR IN G A N D
E L E C T R IC A L S U P P L IE S
Yamhill Electric Company
the stakes.
The waters about Iceland abound
with fish. Of one of these inhabi­
tants of the water, called the dog­
fish, a writer on the subject has
this to say: “ He is a long, cruel
looking fellow and is the one fish
the fishermen dread. He is the sea
greyhound without legs, and no hy­
ena is more crafty. His two eyes
shine like light emeralds. In the
center of his back is a bony pro­
tuberance, sharp, as a razor and
shaped like a reaper's sickle, and
5 » mouth, like his cousin’s, the
shark, is beneath his body.”
O v e rla n d Model 09 T
OVERLAND 30, fully equipped including $50 Warner speed­
ometer, self starter, presto tank, tire irons, top and top foot, clear
The roll of “ things that might
$1100 F O. B. NEWBERG
have been said differently” has been vision wind shield
Ho W a t No Flattoror.
T h e Newberg Manufacturing and
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Construction Co.
For the Best Prices on the Best Windows, Doors, Inter­
ior and Exterior Finish, Mouldings, Building Stone,
Cabinet Work, Store Fixtures and General Mill Work
swelled, according to Rev. E. J.
Hardy’8 “ How to Be Happy Though
CADILLAC, fully equipped, very much improved, equal to
any car of any price.
Let S. A. Mills tell you about either o f them.
FIRST CLASS SHOP W O RK
The Newberg Auto Co.