THK N R W B K R O G R A P H IC
strations and class work being
limited to such subjects as Civic
Improvement, Home Decoration,
E. H. W O O D W A R D
Editor aud Publisher
Domestic Science and Art, Social
Hygiene and Food Adulteration.
Published every Thursday m orolo«
Oflloo : Graphic B atidlo«, No. S00 Piral Street
The instructional force consists
P h one.: Offlc*. White SS; Kesldeooe. Bloe S'
o f five members o f the college
faculty, leaders in the various
Bote red at the poetofflce at Newber*. Oregon,
aa second-clone matter.
branches together with Mr.
Cummins, a representative of the
$1.50 Per Year in Advance
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
and M. J. Mickle ot the Dairy
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 , 1918
and Food Commission.
The fellows who were threat
Mrs. Robbins and Miss Groves
ening to don their winter under
w i l l d e a l w i t h the general
wear a tew days ago have con
problems o f housekeeping includ
cluded to wait a spell.
ing demonstration lectures and
class work in plain and fancy
It don’t pay to bank too much
cooking, and dressmaking.
on dry weather throughout the
Not only demonstration will
month ot August in the Willa
be made but wherever the re
mette valley. Last season a
quired equipment can be obtained
great deal of hay was lost after
actual class work will be con
it was baled, as a result of rain
ducted, making it possible tor
fall, when a few dollars invested
the ladies o f the various com
in canvass to be used as a cover
munities to test out in practice
ing would have saved it. We
the methods discussed.
have enough harvest seasons
Professor Beckwith deals in his
that g o by without rain to cause
lecture work with impure milk
farmers to grow careless and
and water, disinfection after
take unwarranted chances and
disease, and the general bacterio
-as a consequence heavy loss is
logical features o f home sanita
entailed when the “ unusual”
Jk.
tion.
takes place. The best time to
Professor Peck has tw o very
get hay or grain under shelter is
instructive illustrated lectures in
when it is ready to be handled.
Landscape Gardening, one deal
Delays are dangerous.«-
ing with the beautifying o f city
streets and parks, showing views
I t ik reported that Uncle Joe
obtained in cities throughout
Cannon is going to make an
various parts o f the United
effort to “ come back.” The old
States. Contrasts are made of
political warhorse has a strong
good and poor features o f the
hold on the people in his district
work. The second lecture is
and what he may be able to do
entitled “ Landscape Gardening
in the race can’t be foretold, but
for the City Residence Grounds
if he should be elected he would
and the Small Suburban Home.”
find himself out o f harmony with
Mr. Daughters will make a few
the new order of things and un
tests o f foods and medicine pur
SIMPLIFIED POSTAGE
able to-control legislation as he
chased in the cities visited and
STAMPS.
-did when he was the acknowl
make known the impurities thus
edged leader o f the standpatters.
By the tw o orders recently is found.
It would be just as well for
Secretary Cummins, o f the
su ed by Postmaster-General
Unde Joe, and a good deal better
Burleson the number o f stamps Social Hygiene Society, has a
fo r the Republican party, if he
issued by the government will be series o f tour lectures, one for
would take his place as a “ has-
reduced by seventeen. No more parents, one for business men,
been” and leave the congression
o f the ten-cent registry stamps one for young men and one toi
a l race for some younger man
will be printed. When the exist boys, fifteen to eighteen years ol
w h o can better harmonize him
age
The Social Hygiene ex
self with present day conditions. ing supplies ot them are exhausted hibit which was a feature of the'
the use o f all otherthan ordinary
World Conference in Portland, is
In the days before Oregon was postage stam{5s will be discon
carried
with the school.
connected with the outside world tinued except for special delivery
Another exhibit has recently
by railroads, the steamer State and to savings bank purposes,
been
added by the State Library
o f California, which was wreck says the New York World.
Association.
This consists ot a
This simplification of the post
ed last Sunday in Alaska waters,
model traveling library including
was one o f the crack steamers age stamp system will be a great
lists of books tor home and study
plying between Portland and convenience to the public, which
courses.
San Francisco and carried many never took kindly to Postmaster-
Mr. J. D. Mickle, ot the Food
people now living in this section General Hitchcock’s experiment
and
Dairy Commission will deal
on their first trip to Oregon with the distinctive stamps for
with
Food Adulteration and
Among the number were Jesse the parcel post. The best reason
Inspection.
Bd wards and the editor of the offered for issuing them was that
Graphic with their respective they would serve as an aid in the LIST OF TEACHERS IN
families. It is with a tinge of department book keeping, and in
NEWBERG SCHOOLS
sadness akin to the emotions in that respect they have proved
unnecessary.
To
hasten
their
cident to the loss o f a friend, that
The teaching force for the New
we read of the wrecking o f the disappearance their use has been berg schools is now complete
¿gallant ship, though some mem authorized for letters and other with the exception o f the vacancy
bers of the party on that trip mail matter, domestic and for caused by the resignation o f Miss
¿made thirty-three years ago this eign» and ordinary . postage Dorothy Hull. The schools will
~mo nt h, would scarcely have stamps are now accepted lor open on Monday, September 22.
'heaved a sigh, had they been in registry and parcel post. This is
Following is the list ot teach
formed that the ship and its in line with the policy o f Great ers which has been furnished by
cargo o f human f r e i g h t w a s Britian, where the one set of Superintendent A. C . S t a n -
doomed to go to the bottom of stamps does duty for all, pur brough: Miss Yager, 1st grade;
poses—for letters, parcels, regis Miss Young, 1st grade; Miss
-the Pacific the next moment.
try and special delivery, as well Stone, 1st grade; Miss Ryan,
as payment o f revenue charges. 2nd grade; Mrs. Terrell, 2nd
A N UNDERSTANDING PRO
Few persons realize that the grade; Mrs. Bradley, 3rd grade;
MOTES HARM ONY.
bureau o f engravihg and print Miss Rush, 3rd grade; Miss Paul
The Minneapolis News has the ing is the largest stamp factory sen, 4th grade; Miss Gause, 4th
following to say editorially o f in the world. F or the current grade; Miss Harvey, 5th grade;
the recent action o f Governor fiscal year it is estimated that Miss Duncan, 5th grade; Miss
West in stopping a Sunday circus about 12,000,000,000 ordinary Dimmock, 6th grade; Miss Wil
postage stamps in sheets will be son, 6th grade; Mrs. Sloan, 7th
at Oregon City:
Yerv many o f our troubles are required, besides over A billion grade; Miss Dimmock, 7thgrade;
due to our misunderstanding of more for sale in booklets, vend Mrs. Sanders, 8th grade; Miss
one another. We are given to ing machines and special delivery Duncan, 8th grade.
setting up our own standards and other uses.
High School—W. L. Arant,
T o the public as well as the principal; Miss Struggles, Latin;
and arbitrarily condemning our
fellows who don’t live up to government the uniform postage Miss Wightman, English; Miss
•them, when, if we thoroughly stamp system will mean a great Romig, English and History;
understood conditions and en saving in money and time.
S. E. Launer, Commercial; J. H.
vironment, we would find justifi
Pruett, Science; R. J. Kraus, Ger
able provocation, or perfect ex COMING TO NEWBERG
man; Miss Corbett, Domestic
cuse for the acts we refuse to
SEPTEMBER 1-2 Science; Thos. Blaylodk, Manual
condone.
Training.
The “ O. A. C. General Welfare
Take, for instance, the 101
Ranch show. It is a perfectly School” to be held in Newberg Executor and Executrix Notice.
Notice la hereby «teen that the uudenl«ned
moral circus, and yet when it on September 1 and 2, held their have been July appointed executor and execu
trix of the last WIU and Testament of John C.
proposed to show at Oregon first session last week in Ash Clemenaon, deceased, by the Coanty Coart of
Yamhill Coanty, Oregon, and hare qualified.
City, Or., on a Sunday, “ the land. During the six weeks tour Mow. therefore, all perron* haring claim*
against the eetale of John 0 . Clemenron, de
better element” arose to put it to be made by the school, eigh ceased, are hereby notified and required to
preeeat tho tame, with the proper roachen, to
dow n, with vigor and arms. teen cities will be visited, tw o he undersigned executor and executrix at ihe
e of Clarence Butt, of Newberg, Yamhill
Governor West threatened mar days being spent at each stop. County, Oregon, within ilx month* from thn
data ot thii notice.
tial law and went to Oregon City The program is planned to be of Dated, Anmut« , Mil.
Charta-J. I'lemenson and
vital interest to the citizens of
Maria X. Crane,
with a strong guard. .
Executor and executrix of tb# loot WIU and
Testament of John C. Clemenaon, deceased.
At this point Governor West, our larger towns. Agriculture
Clarence Salt,
fait guard, a body o f preachers, a is barred, the lectures, demon t Attorney for eetate.
Newberg Graphic
bevy ot lawyers and the show
people got together. T o “ the
better element” it appeared like
a general round-up of the devil
and his forces, including the
lawyers and annihilation o f that
circus was the mildest result ex
pected. But there was a genuine
effort to undertand each other,
with the result that the circus
folks agreed to attend church,
Sundav evening, and the gover
nor and ministers agreed to at
tend the c i r c u s on Monday.
Nothing was left to a possible
misunderstanding.
It is a plan that might well be
carried out to the promotion of
peace and progress on other oc
casions.
Nothing will sooner change a
man’s attitude toward a situa
tion than putting himself in the
other fellow’s place. It is the
way to get to living close to the
Golden Rule. It is the way to
soften or eliminate prejudice and
to encourage charity and the
viewing ot things in a broad
way. Those Oregon City minis
ters are going to like circuses,
and those circus people will, very
likely, find that it is a good thing
to go t o church. What might
have been a bigoted fight resolves
itself into a matter o f mutual
benefit.
Such transformation is possible
in most all our affajrs of life. The
other fellow wasn’t born o f par
ents like yours, he wasn’t raised
as you were and his entire life
has been unlike yours. It is not
wonderful that he does n ot view
things as you do. Don’t try to
drive him without understand
ing him.
Take a look Inside
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worth all the way thru.
SERVICE is our watchword.
the home o f the best manufacturers’ lines
that are offered to the public and w e’re here
to hand them out to you at popular prices.
We are busy at this time o f year with Binder
Twine, Binder Repairs, Camp Outfits and
Fishing Tackle. I f you need some grates for
your old hop stove we can fit you up and we
can also furnish you hop baskets, hop sax,
etc. Place your orders early and avoid the
rush. W e’ re getting the business and we
want to give our customers their money’s
Bring us your troubles.
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D. D. COULSON. Cashier
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BÄIRD’S
L A D IE S C O A T S
We are receiving our new fall coats for
Ladies and Children. They are o f the very
latest design^ We want you to come and
examine thern...^............ $5.00 to $22.00
S W EA TER S
Groceries
I f you a re bu yin g you r g roceries at
B aird’s, then y ou a re b u yin g them
r ig h t
Our new fall line o f sweaters are in. You
will find the right kind here. Priced for
men and women at
75c to $7.50
All wool Sweaters for Boys and Girls
3 cans o f Standard Corn, full w eight...25c
3 cans Standaid Tomatoes full weight.. 26c
3 packages 16 oz. each seeded raisins... .25c
2 cans o f Best Maine Corn.....................26c
$2.00 each 2 cans Best Tomatoes............................... 25c
3 cans Pink Salmon, full w eight............ 26c
1 pound can Ground Chocolate................ 30c
1 pound can Baker’s Cocoa...................... 45c
Just received a consignment o f 100 Cotton
1 pound Baker’ s Chocolate...................... 46c
Blan ets, full size, gray or tin , special
1 pound can Royal Baking Powder........ 46c
at.......................................... $1.25 per pair
3 packages Krinkle Corn Flakes............ 25c
100 Cotton Blankets, extra heavy and large 2 packages Grape Nuts...................
25c
at....................................... $1.50 per pair 2 packages Cream Wheat....................... 35c
Buy your blankets early before they are all Bulk Coffees, per lb ......................20c to 36c
Magnolia Coffee, steel cut, extra value '
gone.
at per l b ................................................ 35c
2000 yds. new outing flannel, extra heavy
9
pound
sack corn meal.................
30c
quality for the price................. 10c per yd
Pure Cider Vinegar per gallon............^30c
2000 yds. Gingham, splendid quality for the 4 Vi pound package Oats withpremium...30c
price........................................... 10c per yd AVi pound package Oats, no premium.. .20c
36 inch wide Percale, extra quality, the Bulk Oats, best quality...............6c a pound
kind others ask 16c for, our price... 12 l-2 c 3 lbs. best grade Head Rice...... 25c a pound
Bacon Backs................................19c a pound
5 pound pail lard.......................... 80c a pail
3 cans Marigold Milk................................ 25c
Wool serge 36 in. wide, all colors. .. 50c yd 3 cans Eagle brand Milk..................
50c
Mixed dress goods, 32 in. wide, especially 3 lbs. best C Starch..................................25c
nice for school dresses..................... 25c yd 6 bars Royal White Soap..........................25c
Cotton Blankets
DRESS GOODS
CASH PAID
FOR EGGS
E. C. BAIRD
mmam
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The Graphic Office it fully equipped for doing ell klnde of com -
m erciel printing, Including Letterheads, Billheads, Statem ents,
Booklets, Catalogues, and large posters, prom ptly. G et prices.
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