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him m T H E NEW BK1M 1 G K A P H IC are as necessary to the cure you are trying to effect as your doctor's ad* vice. For if the Drugs prescription he gives you is not Ailed in the right way by the use o f freth drugs and careful com pounding. all hia ability cannot aid you. Bring your prescription to a pharmacy where not only the highest skill ia used, but where we pride our- selves, as professional men, on the purity and freahneas o f our drugs. By helping your physician in this, as in other things, you make that cure quick and certain. and careful PARLOR PHARMACY PLAN Y O U R TRIP TH R O U G H C ALIFO R N IA The Land o f Sunshine and Flow ers via the ( A TH O R O U G H LY ENJOYABLE R O U TE You Can See In Califforrtta! Attractive aeaaide resort», famou» hotel», hot »print» and outdoor »porta. At Paaadana tbe world famed oatrtcb farm» and magnifioant home« At Son Bernadlna and Rlveralde the Orange Grove» At Catalina the Wonderful submarine gardens, and at various other points attractions that delight tb* aye and inform tha mind. Low One Way or Round Trip Fares! Round trip tickets to Los Angeles on sale dally with long return lim it and stopovers at will. If you wish to go still further south or east, tickets via all u rail, or rail and steamer through New Orleans can be secured at reasonable rates Further partlcularson application to any Agent. Ask for deacripllv* literature on California, or “ Wayalda Notea," deacrfbling trip San Francisco to New Orleans. John M- Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ora. - - H e lp —- ■ ■ ■ F ig h t th e Great Red Plague Citizens o f the state are urged to inform themselves regarding this plague which is causing great suffering among boys and young men, and •specially among the innocent girls and women o f the state. Parents are urged to protect their children, and provide clean, wholesome infor mation in place o f the unclean misinformation they cannot now help getting. Send for any o f the following Free Circulars F O R YOUfoG M E N Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies. Circular No. 9—Sex Truths for Men. FO R O LD ER BOYS (13 to 18 yrs. o f age) Circular No. 8— V irility and Physical Development. FOR Y O U N G E R BOYS (10 to 13 years o f age) Circular No. 7 - The Secret o f Strength. FO R G IR LS Circular No. 4—A Plain Talk with Girls about their Health. FO R YO U N G W O M EN Circular No. 10— Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood. FOR P A R E N T S Circular No. I—The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene. Circular No. 3—When and How to Tell the Children. Circular No. 5—A List o f Books for Use in the Family on Sex. Send 2-cent stamp with your address. Department D The O rego n S ta te B o a r d o f H e a lt h 703 Selling Building, Portland, Oregon If, during the transition from winter to spring, you experi ence a lack o f energy, seem tired, despondent, have back ache or headache, with broken unrefreshing sleep, your sys tem needs renovating. The in activity of winter life and con sequent closing o f the pores leaves an unwholesome accu mulation of impurities in the system. Your blood needs pur ifying. Try Dr. Wm. Pfunder’s Oregon Blood Purifier. On ac count o f its peculiar resolvent and alterative properties it is the , safest and best spring medicine for old or young. A short treat ment at .home corrects a long list of ills that beset us in the spring, such as biliousness, sour stomach, constipation, sallow ness, and aggravating eruptions of the skin. At your druggists'. Da. w m . mnfDBB co„ I D r .W m .PFUNOERS OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER NOW COST OF A COCKTAIL Robbers In Europe Who Drooo Lika Th* Drink a Young Buoinoés Man Had Grand Opera Ballet Girls. to Havo Before Lunch. There are place« In tbe world where i In New York city there is a mao women dre»« In meu’a clothing anil who once paid $(>.o00 for a cocktail. men don women's apparel. He did not know It then, and he never Kven In Paris there are women will know It unless he happens to read ; die«Hcd in cheap, coarse, masculine tbla story attire, working a« teamsters and day A certain prosperous manufacturing Iniiorers. While It Is against tbe law. company needed u new departmental tbe police wink ut the fact and allow manager The salary was $d,000 a them "to earn peaceably their dally I year The officers o f the company WUl*tM In Persia in some o f the Interior ^nsidered « great many candidate, parts the women wear the s tr a n g e * ?ud oddest trouser garments. They seem to like them. too. from the fact that nee« ability. H e seemed to be exactly tbe man for that particular place. The they cling to them In spite o f all ef- forts to make them don feminine at president and general manager invited tbe young man to lunch with them at tire Then there are tbe Alpine dairy a downtown club, ostensibly to talk maids, who dreas as men when they over a leas Important business matter. go about their work and look pretty. They wanted to “ look him over" Just If we are Inclined to take evidence once more The man met them at tbs appointed from the numbers o f men who yearly bour. and the president, anxious to penmude them to cast off their mascu line dress and put on more dinging make the occasion a pleasant one. or costumes Hut then their eyes are so dered an elaborate luncheon. The bright and their cheeks so red that waiter was a long time in bringing they couldn't really look homely 1 * j the Aret course, and the gneet began anything they might cbooee to wear. ; to appear ill at ease. He seemed ab- Again, far In the north, where It la sentmlnded and uninterested In tbe freezing cold moet o f tbe tim e and conTenmtlon. H e twisted about In bis people drees to be comfortable and net chair and tapped bln fingers nervously to look pretty, tbe women are actually upon tbe table. Finally be tamed to ward tbe president and aald almost forced Into trousers to keep warm. Tbe ancient women warriors always desperately. “ Would you mind vary wore trousers. Bat their reasons were much If I ordered « cocktail?” Then purely, military. Besides, they were be flashed a little and offered a laugh half masculine in manner and appear ing apology for making the request T b e other men exchanged surprised ance and dretoed to accentuate tbelr q an titles. They bad to make them and significant glances, but they called selves Into fierce looking creatures to tbe waiter and ordered tbe cocktail. terrify tbe men on tbe opposing aide, When It caihe tbe guest drank It ea and from all accounts they succeeded gerly. In a few moments be bod be come another man—tbe man o f keen admirably. As fo r tbe stronger sex. there still vision and quick mind, who could bo seem to be men In existence who wear so useful in tbelr great business. There women’s garb and enjoy i t in certain was no more preoccupation In his man parts o f Greece. Spain and Albania ner. no shifting about to his chair. He there are bands o f desperate brigands was alert, eager, clear beaded. who. when they are decked oat fo r at But as tbe luncheon went on neither tacks on strangers or neighbors, look the president nor the manager men for all tbe world like grand opera bal tioned tbe real object o f tbe interview. let girls in their abort brightly color- Each was thinking the matter over ae- ed skirts, which are made very full rlonsly, and neither could be sure o f and sometimes even raffled a bit tbe other’s secretly formed opinion. They seem tremendously proud o f Tbe situation became awkward. Final tbelr attire, and rival bands strive to ly tbe president excused himself on surpass each other In vividness o f pat tbe pretense o f going Into tbe library terns and newness o f stylos. — Hx- to speak to a friend who bad Jnat en change. tered. But after speaking to his friend be went straight to the desk and wrote s message on a telegraph blank. H e DISAPPEARING GUNS. gave the message to a uniformed at Ease With Which These Coast Defense tendant and went back to tbe dining room Monsters Are Operated. In a few minutes a page brought a Three kinds o f big guns are used on tbe coasti« to defend us from boetlle telegram to the manager, who read It Invaders. When a gun is fired over hurriedly, while tbe president finished an emimnkment or parapet it is called telling their guest about a shooting a barbette Tbe earliest gun* were o f trip In Maine. This Is what the tele this order The parapets were notch gram said: ed so that the tiring could be done The lob la too bis for a boozer. We over their top. When the gun la dis een't run our buetnesz by cocktail power. —Youth’s Companion. charged through a port or bole to tie? embankment it is called a casemate Working Up a Joke. Tb e newest kind o f heavy artillery Is A regular amateur jester broke past tbe disappearing gun. which drops back behind Its wall as soon as It IS tbe guards and got into our office yes terday He came for the purpose o f discharged. Tbe man who alms tbe gun has a making us bite on some o f hia prepar We hate to discourage little platform to one side o f the ma ed catches. chine. Things are arranged so that be genius, and also we weren’t extremely can control all operations o f the gun clever, ho we took the card he forced. from where be stands. Electricity Is Here's the way he did It: "O f course you hate adulteration used for bringing the gun np and get ting It Into position, and all the meeb have found that many of the wines anism can he regulated by the gun are watered. Now. what do yon think ner. So wonderfully Is tbe big machine o f watering wine?*' “ I t ’s a gross swindle.” under control that It cannot be fired “ Yen?” by any persou whomsoever unless It Is “ Yes And wbnt do yon think of raised up and to firing position. When It is not In firing position It Is called putting sand into sugar?" “ I t ’s a grocer swindle. Ha. ha! Ha. "out o f battery.” So nicely Is the gun mounted that ah ha. bn. b -a -a f — Cleveland Plain its great mass can be bandied by two Dealer. men. From tbe time they start load An Artist’s Record Rapidity. Ing It until the gun Is mounted and As an Instance o f the amazing rapid! ready to fire only six seconds Inter vene. One o f tbe big gnns can dis ty and ease with which a Japanese art charge a thousand pound projectile 1st works Mr. M B Huish. to “ Japan every fifty-two seconds and put a bat and Its Art.” quotes the marvelous tleship out o f commission six miles achievement o f Fukui Kotei, who was selected to exhibit his prowess before away.—Exchange Prince Arthur o f Connaught when the prince was In Japan on the Garter mis TH* Faeteet Growing Tree. In one summer day, working Hard, fine grained, durable wood sion usually grows slowly. A most remark« from sunrise to sunset, he painted a ble exception Is the eucalyptus, and picture for each o f 1,224 guests to be this It Is that gives the tree Its great entertained that evening! Kotei work value as a means o f reforestation it ed with two brushes. is said that the eucalyptus grows five times as rapidly as any other tree Seedlings have been observed to make an average growth o f six inches in height a day. and one tree in California attained a height o f 125 feet and a diameter of thirty-six Inches in nine years. The eucalyptus will not thrive where there are frosts, but in the south It promises to go a long way toward filling tbe place once occupied by other hardwoods, which have been greatly reduced by demands for furniture, car riage and cooperage stock.—Harper’s Qavs Hi ms* If Away. During a football match In the north ' o f England a spectator persisted In making loud remarks about the cou duct of the referee. A t last the official went up to him and aald, “ Look here my man; I've been watching yon for about the last fifteen minutes!” "Aw thort so!” came the scathing reply "A w thort so! Aw knew very weei thou wasn’t watching t* game P’—Lon don Tatler. Oiling the Swamps. ,T h e oil that is distributed through the swamps o f I'auauia to prevent the crops of mosquitoes which made things so unpleasant Is sent on its errand in a novel fashion. At tbe head o f every little watercourse an oil tank Is placed that gives Its oil drop by drop. When the sudden showers come, as they do. In bucketfuls, the water flows off the higher lands into tbe swamps, carrying a coating of oil where It is most need ed —Christian Scieoce Monitor Lumber, Lath, Shingles Cement, Plaster Quality ♦ Everything For Your New Home Estim ates Furnished The Laurel Cottage Hotel N E W B E R G , O R EG O N la the Piece w here the Transients get their M oney's worth First Class Meals Set in Family Style for 25 c. N o H otel in N ew b erg C an Com pete with O u r Beds Rates $1 Per Day; $5.50 Per W eek W ILL E. Pi RDY C O M PA N Y , Props. T h e S t o re o f Q u a lit y You will always And here a full anpply o f family medicines. I am glad to aav that tbe people everywhere believe in me and have ween my Arm friends every since 1 started in. business. I suggest that you visit my store fo r all kinds o f Drugs, Medicines ana Chemicals; Perfumes, School books and Stationery; L ig g e tt’a and JLowney’a fancy candies and in fact every thing carried by an up-to-date D iug Store. Don’ t fo rget the Rexall fine, everything guaranteed. I make prescription work a specialty. You Are Always Welcome at the Raxall Store L Y N N H. F E R G U S O N i 302 First St. , Prescription Druggist Phone Black 106 V fW T W Y W T W fW v W v W T W v V Y W Y W Y W T v V V W V W V / W V W V V U ffU W U V U ffltlY U V IJ W >• aoooaoooooooaoooaoaoooaocto O u r B u i ld i n g M a t e r ia ls a r e the B e s t Our prices are right, and we shall be pleased to have you cell and give us an opportunity to furnish you with anything you need in our line. Newberg M fg. and Construction Co. 403’ North Main S t , Newberg, Oregon MaBHiactnrers of Doors, Windows, and Otter Bsildint Materials ♦aAOAOADAOAOAoec^AQAoeaeQAoeQ^oeoAcer' ............ .... ■— ■— L IG H T A N D PO W E R H O U SE W IRIN G A N D E L E C T R IC A L SU PPLIES ‘ Yamhill v «w a a «> . « * # *v «a a a **v a 4 a Company:: w *«*«**» Rose Bushes! I f you are thinking o f Roses fo r your garden write, call or come to East Side Greenhouse W e have what you want in the shape o f a large collection o f Ane 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 Aowers. W e have them. Phone Blue 202 JO H N GOW ER C8»»»3CK»30C8X)OO0O00O0<>0OOOCC83OCh3aCaOOO<X>OCh»3C8X8X8»»»3 Contentmant. It Is said that John D. Rockefeller was once asked by an ambitions young woman, a schoolteacher, for an Infallible recipe for contentment The oil king promptly and forcefully re plied: "N ever borrow trouble and never lend money ” Tha Other Way. “ When I put on this diamond circlet upon your finger, m.v darling. I am In one way sealing m.v doom.” Equal to th* Emergency. "Dear me You frlghteo roe! How Indignant W ife —I wonder what yon so?” would bare done If you bad lived when “ I am ringing the Nell of my dearest men were first compelled to earn tbelr hopes'' Baltimore American. bread by the «went o f their brows! In dolent Husband--1 should have started She Know s. a little notion «ton* and sold handker Father-Katherine. I wish you’d ask chiefs - Chicago Tribune | that young Mr Spooner why he doesn’t ! go home earlier Daughter—Rut, papa, Light and Speed. ! I know wliv he doesn’t already.—Bos Many s .voting man today barns tbe ton Transcript midnight gasoline that his old dad burned the midnight oil to pay for - tilvtnu a mum never lessens the parse. Florida Tim e« Onion -8 p a iilslt I’m verb O V E R L A N D 30, fully equipped including $50 W arner speed ometer, self starter, presto tank, tire irons, top and top foot, clear vision w indshield..............................$1100 F- O. B. N E W B E R G C A D IL L A C , fully equipped, very much improved, equal to any car o f any price. Let S. A. Mills tell you about either o f them. FIRST CLASS SHOP W O R K The Newberg Auto Co. ■MMMKaPtSSttS; BRIGANDS IN SKIRTS.
