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la k ti I m m laUag Easy The Y. M. C. A. meeting on. Wednesday o f this week w as ad dressed by Rev. Palmer, pastor o f the I*resby terian church. Rev A C. O. W bitely spoke to the men 'y r \ r last week. / N r\ N ew b erg L o d ge N o. 104 A . F. M. R egu lar m eeting F irs t and Th ird W ednesday avenings o f each month. V isitin g brothers alw ays w elcom e. B y ord er W . M ., R . H . C. Bennett, I. A . H anning, S ecre ta ry . ^ & A. On Thursday, March 27, the •tudent body and faculty had the pleasure of listening to short talks by Dean Wells, o f H arvard, and Samuel Hill, the “ G o o d 4 Duck Eggs, 5 cents Koaas Man." rue former told Phone 9 a 15. the great institution w ith which he is connected, but stated that while the large schools were nec essary and did a great work, the real hope o f our country along educational lines w as to be found in the small colleges. Mr. Hill spoke more along general lines, although he too, touched Upon the w ork and ideals o f H arvard. OREGON WELL REPRESENTED IN THE PERMANENT ST. PAUL AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY FROM “ZONE OF PLENTY.” Oregon w ill no doubt derive great and lasting benefits from the permanent dis play o f grains and grasses in the exhi bition room o f the Northw est Develop ment League in St. Paul. Splendid samples o f wheat, oats, flax, rye and barley w ere part o f the state’s m ag nificent agricultural exhibit at the recent Minneapolis sad Chicago land shows and were brought East fo r display purposes by the G reat Northern R ailw ay. Com mercial organisations, the railroads and the Development League are carrying on an extensive publicity campaign to a t tract the attention o f visitors in the Tw in C ity to the display o f the products o f the soil o f the Am erican Northw est and it is lik ely thousands o f people w ill view the exhibit annually. One o f the featu res o f the Oregon exhibit is a sample o f fa ll rye seven feet high. V arieties o f oats include Mam moth Cluster, Storm K in g and S ilver Mine. W h ite Bonanza is also shown in the display. C rail F ife , B ig Club, Blue Stem and Red Club va rieties o f w heat are w ell featu red in the Oregon grain exhibit. Excellent flax samples and six row barley form a p a rt o f the display. Shelled grains in glass Jars com plete the grain exhibit. Grass samples include tim othy, red clover, alsike, a lfa lfa , bunch grass, blue join t and brome. In the Oregon exhibit are a large num ber o f Jars containing fine samples processed fru its o f differen t varieties. The forests have provided an exhibit o f woods o f several kinds. Th e exhibition room is w rit supplied w ith Oregon lite r ature descriptive o f the state in general and by communities. The exhibit is open morning, afternoon and evening and rep resentatives o f the League give inform a tion about the states o f Oregon, Minne sota, Montana, W ashington, Idaho and the Dakotas, the seven states which the Developm ent League is seeking to ad vance. Attention! All the same as city folks, the fam ily that lives on a R u r a l M a il R o u t e may have a Daily Paper to read the same day it com es from the press. It is easy these days if you subscribe for the M orning O regonian in com bina tion w ith the G raphic. Read our Clubbing O ffer! Daily and S u n d a y O regonian one year T h e Graphic one year . $ 8 .0 0 $ 1 .5 0 $9 50 Both for $8.00 $6.00 Daily, w ithout S u n da y T h e Graphic $ 1 .5 0 $ 7 .5 0 Both for $6.00 . V •. x '• ■'¿¿•-.i-- - ... ■}; ^ ' T h e W eekly O regonian one year T h e Graphic one year - ; ‘ I - - On last F rid ay evening a few enthusiastic disciples of Isaac Walton assembled a t W ood-M ar hall and listened to a most inter esting talk on the fish o f Oregon waters by John Gill, ofP ortlan d . M r. Gill’s remarks were illustra ted by draw ings and paintings | o f fish he has studied, and he demonstrated the fact th at a careful study o f the “ finny tribe” will be well repaid by many in teresting discoveries. THE SILENT PARTNER each.— 18-tf M oney T o L oan - -See A tty. B. A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon. F o r seed wheat, oats and land plaster see T a y lo r’s Feed Store. Absolutely Pure ftoyml A m m m F o r Sale or Rent— Ten acre prune orchard. J. L. H aw orth, t f M oney to loan. Butt. See Clarence ' 2-tf MA l S h I JMEMWKIE !-------- Both for $2.25 Subscribe Now at the Graphic Office __ Get your w o o l sacks this y e a r Best California hop twine, any a t Larkin-Prince H dw . Co. ply, for 21cents per lb. at Larkin- Prince H dw . Co. Wanted—A good cow; must be cheap for cash, phone 17 a 4. Marshmallows, toasted, vanil lt-p d la or strawberry, in ten cent tins at Diment’8 confectionery. 22-tf F o r Sale or Trade—20 acres irrigated land in western C o lo Mrs. W. E. Paxson w ill weave rado.— D. C- Glick, 902 Seventh your rugs and carpets at reason Street. 25-pd able prices. Phone W hite 83. 23-tf James Smith, optician, w ill be F o r Rent—House and barn and a t the Imperial H otel M ondays 3Vfe acres land, % mile north o f and Tuesdays. Tests made free. depot.—A. I. W illard. 23-tf 24-25-pd. F o r galvanized iron chjckrn F o r R e n t — Modern 5-room drinkiag fountains, call a t 711 house, furnished i f desired.— East F irst street.—A. Wheeler. Arthur Hodson, 715 North street F o r Sale—Span geldings, 6 corner o f Edwards. 24-t t . yrs. old. 3200 pounds, and har F o r Sale Cheap—The niftiest ness $400.—Clark’s Feed Store, six-room modern bungalow in Dayton, Oregon. 24-27 tow n, lot 100x100. —S. Ed. The cook books compiled by Launer, Sixth a n d H o w a rd . 21-tf the Ladies Auxiliary to Pacific Phone Red 65. college may be purchased at Lam bert a n d R oyal Anne Parker’s store, BenSon’s news cherry trees delivered in Newberg stand or the Graphic office. at 10 cents.—L. S. Otis. Phone 24-25. Indian Runner duck and R. I. black 202. Red eggs, $1.50 per sitting; $6.00 E g g s - F o r Hatching— W hite per TOO.—Filberta Pou ltry Yds., Leghorns, Tancred strain. W ill Dundee, Or., Phone 13a26. also have young chicks o f this 26-pd breed for sale. Philo Cycle 50 Indian Runner duck eggs for egg capacity incubators for sale. tf hatching at 50 cents a dozen.— L. —J. T. Everest. W. Nordyke, Springbrook. 28-pd F or Sale—L o t 80x100 w ith Three houses and lots for sale. small house, city water, electric —J. O. Lyon, 10th and Pacific lights, sewer connections, corner streets. 25tf 2nd and Center streets. Easy terms, price reasonable. Inquire Wesley Boyes will buy your o f W. H. Wilson, R. No. 1, or a t beef, yeal and mutton. It w ill Pacific College. 22-tf be to your interest to see him. 25tf March specials for record candy sales at Diment’s confectionery. F o r Sale— 1 two-horse disc and Maple Blocks, Burnt Peanuts, 1 Champion M ow er.—Thos. H. Cocoanut Cubes, Cream Covered Patterson, Vi mile west o f city Dates, Candy Peach Stones, * T h e H ans of Lo ng Ago. on valley road. ' 26-pd Yorkshire Diamonds, thirty cent Evidence has been discovered in dicating that the’common fowl was values at fifteen cents per pound. F o r Sale—$2,850. Six-room present in Babylonia in the fiftieth 22-tf century B. C.; that it was intro bungalow, central location; easy duced into Egypt about 4600 B. C., terms to suit buyer. Address Eastern Oregon W h eat Farm For to the Mediterranean countries P. O. box 277, City. 25-26-pd Sale or Trade For V alley from Mesopotamia at some un Acreage. For Sale—Driving horse. Can known but very early date and to India by a race from the northwest, lie s e e n a t M. G. M arkell’s, 640 acres, 13 miles from good known as Dravadians, at an un Springbrook. 26-pd business town, 530 acres in cul known date. No evidence has been found that the fowl originated in For R ent—Five room house, tivation, fair house and barn, India, but the species is now as nu furnished, 515 Franklin street. 200 acres in fall wheat, 100acres merous there as in many other parts to be seeded, will furnish grain of the world.— Kansas Industrialist. Inquire Mrs. A. Bartholom ew, to do the spring seeding, good 800 Franklin street. 25-pd A Record Broakor. road for hauling the wheat; 10 “ I hope you like your work, my F or Sale.—A good Hallet & head of horses with harness, 2 lad,M said a benignant elderly per Davi3 piano. Terms reasonable. good wagons, 2. harrows, new son to an errand hoy as they waited Inquire or w rite C .T . Whittlesey header, 1-3 bottom gan g p low , to cross a street. "Men who take box 181, Springbrook. 24-25 1-2 bottom gan g plow , both pride in their work are the men who good as new; feed for stock and succeed.” F o r Rent—Seventeen acres, 5 "Oh. I ’m a record breaker, the everything complete for the lo w acres in fruit and the rest in manager says.” price o f $20,0^0. Terms, part "That’s the way for a hoy to talk. farming land, V6 mile from tow n. trade and part cash, w ith long Tell me how you do better than oth Inquire J. T. Miller, corner 4th time on deterred ]>ayments. Call er boys.” & M ain streets. 25-pd tor particulars at "T take longer to carry a message than any of them.” — London Tit- W hite & C o’s., . F o r Sale—Horse, wa^on and u;* its. • , 705 First Street. harness. E. A. Ellis, R. F. D. 3. It seems to me a deplorable fact that so m any women do not live up to the standard o f partner ship they profess. It they are partners a t all in the m atri monial business, it is the “ silent” kind. M y husband i s a harness- maker, and I am his only partner. •Every evening w e g o over the accounts in a systematic manner. I t is surprising how soon one grow s to enjoy this. N ow I had as soon assist in selecting his goods as shop in a fancy goods store. W h y ? Because w h a t ever interests him appeals to me, writes a Farm and Home sub scriber. ■ I t is a real inspiration to near ly every man to possess a live partner—one who takes an active interest i n whatever concerns him; to whom he can turn in times o f impending or actual dis tress; and whose influence helps him to put forw ard h i s best efforts. Itthere were fewer “ silent partners,” m atrim ony w o u l d not so frequently g o into bank ruptcy. - ----- ;--- Dog Tax Due . 21-tf , $1.50 $1.50 $ 3 .0 0 ' Many persons go through life g r e a t l y handicapped because they neglect having their eyes properly fitted r with glasses- We near the r expression so man v times, 0 . I never dreamed that I could be made to see so well- c. A . M O R R IS Eye Sight Specialist L Incubator— 110 egg capacity After M ay, 1 I w ill take charge - Petaluma for sale at $10.— W. ol all dogs belonging to residents A. Graeper, Dundee. o f Newberg and not wearing tax Excelsior Motorcycles— World tags. Better pay a t once to city beaters on every line. See them recorder o r marshal. a t Newberg Auto Garage. W : E. Thomas, Marshall. , _____________ 25-26 F o r sale a t a bargain, 4 h. p. m o to r cycle partly Phone 16-24 Dayton. equipped. 21-tf Bargain in Real Estate Quarter block, house and barn, F o r Sale.—Second hand wood some fruit. Price $2,000; terms saw ing outfit in first class con i f desired.—W. H. Bond, corner dition. Inquire a t Graphic office. Edwards and Hancock streets.' 1 5tf 25ti f.'rr: v . ....... 4
