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Did Y ou Take Advantage o f
OUR BARGAINS THIS WEEK?
I f not you can see them in the window. Y ou will save m oney i f you watch our w indow s. W e have som ething new all
the time. Get the habit o f w atching the w indow s while shopping; you will save m any a cent. We are g iv in g you a
25c Tooth Brush with 25c Purchase o f Ny&l’s Tooth Paste this week only
N ext week som ething new.
jNo. w. BARcnorr. ja.
Buy your drugs and sundries o f the N ew berg D ru g Co. and you are buying right
THE NEWBERG DRUG CO.
NEXT DOOM TO
e o sT o rricK
XHOBOBOBCIPO BIBEgIBfiWCBOMBOKIOPiMOOcjl
A
Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. F.
v y
A A. M. Regular meeting
/ \ p \ First and Third Wednesday
evenings o f each month.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
By order W. If., R. H. C. Bennett,
I. A. Hanning, Secretary.
D ry fir w o o d tor sale.—J. T .
Everest. ,
F o r well digging.
Ross, R ou te 2.
See F. M.
42-46
p roperty, a n d . it is the d u ty o f
all persona interested t o appear
at the time and place ap p oin ted ,
and if it shall appear t o such
B oard o f E qualization th at there
are any lands, lo ts o r oth er
property assessed tw ice o r in th e.
name o f a person o r persona n o t
the ow n er o f same, o r assessed
under o r beyond ita valve, o r an y
lands, lota o r other p rop erty n o t
assessed, said B oard o f E qualiza­
tion shall make the p roper c o r ­
rections.
M artin Miller,
Assessor o f Yam hill C annty, Ore.
M cM innville, Ore., Aug. 1 8 ,1 9 1 3 .
4547
M oney t o loa n on im proved
farm security.
Clarence Butt.
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RAPID EATING IS WRONG.
Why Evan Soft Food* Should
t
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DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
Houston and' Chicago - look serenely “ Are ye no’ feart ye drap doon deld
down upon little lunch counter towns y enter r _________ ________
like Atlanta. Memphis. Philadelphia
Nat Sufficiently Explicit.
and 8 t Louis.-Houston Post
•T think we met at a summer resort
LlmltluK the height of New York
skyscrapers at this late day will ang two or three years ago. didn’t weY’
“ Perhaps we did. Your face looks
gear locking tbe barn door after the
Very
familiar to me.”
horse la etolea Such a law would vest
“ It ought to. I proposed to you one
owners of the existing tall buildings
with a singular monopoly.—New York evening and you accepted me.”
“ Did I? Do yon remember where It
World
was?“
“ It was on a hotel veranda, behind a
lot o f palms and rubber plants.**
Train and Track.
i
“ Oh. yon will have to be more ex­
More than flOO.OOO men are employed plicit than that. Nearly half o f my en­
gagements have taken place with that
A railways of tbe United Kingdom.
To save time par transatlantic trav­ kind o f a stage setting.” —Chicago Rec­
elers a railroad across Ireland la pro ord-Herald.
Airs. Elisa Van Bramer o f Pittsfield,
B* W all M aaticaUd.
lias«.. Is now In ber one hundred and
When are do not chew our food second /ear.
Lillian Engatruu of Now York Just
properly the evil consequence* are
after
bearing that «be bad fallen belr
many and often serious in their ef­
to
<130.000
fell and seriously injured
fect upon health and even life. In
herself, owing to excitement
the tirst piece, a person who does
Miss Van Ingeu o f tbe district nurs­
not chew his food sufficiently is sure
ing committee o f tbe New York bu­
to eat too much. That is especially reau o f charities Is a “detective nursa.”
true in the case of soft foods, which She aleutha around Brooklyn searching
are sometimes literally shoveled for crippled children who need care
into the stomach. Food that needs and attention.
mastication will generally get a lit­
Mias OUve G. Purser, tbe first to ob­
tle, even from the worst sinner, al­ tain a scholarship at Trinity college.
though sometimes it gets only Dublin, after women were admitted to
enough to make the act of swallow- tbe university, baa Just been appointed potted
temporary lecturer on Hngllsb history
ingpoesible.
Iceland la presently to have Its first
Thorough mastication acts in two In tbe institution.
railway, a line alx and one-half mile*
Miss Anny Berntsen. daughter o f tbe loug around the city and harbor of
ways to diminish the amount of
Danish prime minister, baa Just served Reykjavik
food you take. If a proper propor­
three years’ apprenticeship as a Joiner.
The most up to date electric railway
tion of the time spent at the table She begun her studies In an Institute,
is occupied by the work of mastica­ where she learned carving o f various service In tbe far eaat la tbe govern­
tion, the amount of food taken is kinds. One o f tbe first pieces o f work ment's double track line between To­
kyo and Yokohama
naturally less. Furthermore, those wblcb ahe finished, a small box. waa
who chew properly do not crave purchased by tbe dowager empress of
WOMEN WARRIORS.
food as others do, for they digest i Russia.
a m a z o n * *f Old Appear to Have
what they swallow, and are free j
Dam— o f High Degree.
from the unnatural hunger that ,
Flippant Rings.
For
a
long time it was held that the
torments the rapid eater.
Mr. |
Fletcher, the dietician, has proved I How are Edison’s talking motion pic­ story o f tbe Amazons, tbe valiant race
that he can maintain a high degree ; tures to succeed on the stage, since o f women warrior*, so great a favorite
with the Greeks and other peoples of
of health and vigor on a much ! they can neither lose Jewels nor be di­ antiquity, was a mere poetic myth, but
vorced?—Chicago
News
smaller amount of food than most
within recent years archaeological re­
When women get tbe vote the only
people think they need.
searches have Indicated that there
way
that
will
remain
for
men
to
show
Another real danger to the
were Indeed women fighters o f high
their superiority will be to raise
rank In those remote days.
health of the rapid eater arises whiskers.—Cleveland Leader.
A couple o f years ago there waa un­
from the unbroken- lumps of food
A Chicago man had a $1,000 wad
that pass into the stomach. In, some and a goat He still has tbe goat, earthed a sepulcher In that part o f Italy
eases th e. digestive juice struggles j though tbe creature was still hungry known as Etruria In which waa discov­
ered a war chariot o f bronze -and iron,
with them in vain, and they cause after a breakfast that cost fiLOOO.— wherein was crouched tbe Skeleton of
much discomfort, and often serious Cleveland Plain Dealer.
a woman. About this skeleton were
disorders— perhaps even appendi­
A Missouri man Is going to marry tbe remains o f rich robes and orna­
tbe girl whose name be found written ments o f gold and Ivory, aneb aa In tW
citis.
»
Children should be taught to on an egg. Had be got tbe egg In old traditions the Amazons wore In
chew their food well, for the time they might now be celebrating battle. Tbe bronze work and the terra
healthy condition of the month and tbeir silver wedding. — Washington cotta vases fixed the date o f the tomb
Post
as a boat 800 B. C.
teeth in after life depends upon
Tbe first stories o f tbe Amazons as­
their doing so. If the jaw does not
signed them to tbe northeastern part
Current Comment.
grow properly there is not enough
of Asia Minor, but Etruria waa peo­
room for the teeth.
Now, the
In tbe new spelling, hiccough l a ' pled from Asia Minor and bad attained
growth of the jaw depends in large
spelled blckup
Why not be consist-' a blgb degree o f «kill In certain of the
measure on the mastication it is ent and spell It hlc? That’s all It to.— arts long before Home was founded.
Such evidence a« this tomb afforda Is.
called upon to do. The teeth them­ Cleveland Leader.
In tbe optuion o f more than one au­
selves suffer also. They miss the
None bat a rich man can be a di­ thority. more convincing than the pic­
active circulation of the blood, the plomatist It used to be the same way
ture« o f Amazons on tbe old vaaes or
stimulation of the gums, and the about golf—both are great games.—8 1 such legends aa that of Qneen Pene-
cleansing of the mouth by the sali­ Louis Globe-Democrat
tbesllea. who was said to have led
There's a disposition to regard the 3.000 women fighters to tbe aid of
vary glands that follow upon the
act of chewing.— Youth's Compan­ Imperator as a “ stunt” It Is a tri­ Priam during tbe Trojan war.—Har­
ion.
— . • — --------- -
—* umph of science and skill and a monu­ per’s Weekly.
ment to German enterprise.—New York
World
A Drink and a Fight.
BLACK SEA DEAD L IN E
The amount of "conscience money” 1
The Albanians used to practice a returned to tbe government Is not half
fe rn of dueling well nigh as fatal as much as It used to be. This shows Below 1,200 Feet th* Poisonous Water
Kills All Organic Lifs.
as that advocated by Sir Charles that there is leas stealing or lass con­
Tbe Black sea. wblcb In some parts
Napier. Sir Richard Burton, who science.—New Orleans Picayune.
has a depth o f more than &S00 feet.
once commanded a corps of bashi-
Is poisoned by sulphurated hydrogen
bazonks. writes that “ the Albanian
wherever tbe water Is deeper than
Education Notes.
contingent, who generally fight
1.200 feet. This account« for the cott­
when they are drunk, had a peculiar
Through Its extension division the ons fact that there Is no organic life
style of monomachy. The princi­ University of Kansas, will give eparsas below that depth, excepting perhaps
pals. sttended by their seconds and o f lectures on moral education In s some bacteria of very low order. Im­
by all their friends, stood cloae op­ number o f the largest cities o f tbe pregnated with anlphnr.
T b e causes for this phenomenon ate
posite. each holding a cocked pistol state during the fall o f 1918.
The
distinction
o
f
having
the
beat
explained-by
the quick outflow o f the
in his right hand and a glaas of
paid one room country schoolteacher fresh water through the Bos porn*,
raki or spirits of wine in his le ft In tbe United States la clalmad by Lo­
while salt water coming from the
The first to drain his draught bad gan county. III., which pays Its teach­ Mediterranean entera through a deeper
the right to fire, and generally bias­ er $110 tier month for a term of nine currant Into the deptha of the Block
ed away with fatal effect. It would months.
sea. Tbe waters on the surface are.
have been useless to discourage this
fr-bool lunches are served free or at therefore, controlled absolutely by
practice, but I insisted on fair uouiliial cost to elementary school chil­ horizontal currents o f considerable
dren In 41 American cities. In 200 force, and vertical currents wbk4i
play.” — London Chronicle.
English. 130 German and 1.200 French might carry the noxious gases
communities,
according to C. F. Lang the bottom to the surface and
Placing the H
worthy, chief o f nutrition Invest!ga oxygen from tbe surface to the bottom
Don’t put tbe house too cloee to lions at Washington.
are hardly ever noticeable.
the main road. Have it at least 100
Tbe water at great depths to so satu­
feet away. When you get it too
rated with sulphuric gat by tbe dto-
The
Art
of
War.
cloee duet comet into the house,
tntegratlon of organic matter sinking
and yon sacrifice tbe privacy o f the
Dogs are made aae o f to hah) light to the bottom by reason o f Its wel$fit
home to a certain extent. Honaee artillary In tbe Belgian army and are that no fish or other living being wMCb
too dose to the road do not look being experimented with by the Hol­ needs oxygen for Its organic
can exist beyond a stated depth.—]
well and are not as valuable. No­ land army
don Standard.
tice this next time yon drive to
Tbe English navy boa developed fire
town.
Provide a windbreak and control to tbe point that a single of
Mads In Glasgow.
tree« for shade. Have the main ficer can discharge all tbe guns on
- It woe a long and tedious train Jour­
one
side
o
f
a
ship
at
the
same
Instant
highway in view from certain win­
ney. says the Glasgow News, and the
dows in the honse. — Progressive all tbe sliells reaching tbe target to­ other two occupants of ths comport­
gether and delivering a crashing blow
Farmer.
French army engineers bars design­ ment had ex ba uated several other top­
ed a field gun for firing at airship* ics and were now “on” about cock-
An Exccptlcn.
that Is carried on the rear o f an au­ fighting. “ When I was a lump & s
" I t it rather strange about Misa tomobile. can be aimed almoet verti­ laddie In Blant’ra.” said one o f them.
cally and Is provided with mac bantam ” 1 had a wee bantam that could bate
Maddox.”
to relieve the automobile o f the re­ ony bird ya con Id pit before him. Weel.
"What has happened to her ?”
this Sunday mornln’ he bate twa cocks,
"She sings beautifully—remark coil shock.
yin efter the Itber. bnt be wts that
ably, in fact ”
salr torn that to pit him oot o’ pain 1
Town Topic«.
"Yes, I . know, bat that is not
th rawed Ms neck and threw him on
the midden. Then we took oot inltker
strange. There are plenty o f
Pittsburgh to nalng a
pair o’ birds, and yin o’ them crewed
women who ring weu.” -
or In Its streets. If such s devis# weald hla challenge, when ap me wee ban­
"Still, her. is a remarkable
only work In Its a tmoepbersi—Boston tam staggered tae his feet, glad a cock
She baa nev-r. so far as I am sw an, Herald.
a-leerie-law. and drapplt doon dttd off
been called • he Patti of this town.”
From their lefty heights tbs pent tb# midden.” "Ya’re an awfn’
— Chicago Record-Herald.
hotel etttos of tbs country—Now, York. Walls.” mid tbs other man
Net an Uncommon Experience.
“ I don't know whether or not It’s
because they have a personal grudge
against me.” said the smiling cynic,
“ bat I know when I ride in fnll day­
light on a street car with which ITn
perfectly familiar the conductor calls
every cross street loodly and clearly,
bat when I’ m trying to find my way
on a dark night In an entirely new
neighborhood he’s silent as a church
on a Monday morning.“ —Milwaukee
Sentinel.
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For Sala.
B row n
mare,
a b ou t
eleven
M o n e y T o L o a n - -See A tty . B. hundred,, gentle and true, single
A. Kliks, M cM innville, O regon. or double, w ith o r w ith ou t hack,
very cheap.
C. Y. Spencer,
W anted— E arly pullets, L eg­
Phone 13a53.
Dundee.
horns preferred. J. T . Everest.
’ tf.
Houaa Moving.
F o r Sale.—2 0 0 inside sugar
sacks by S p rin gbrook Canning
I have fitted up with new o u t­
C o.
4 5 tf
fit and am ready t o m ove o r level
up w o o d buildings on sh o rt
F or Sale.—W heat, by Aberna­ notice. Will also handle heavy
th y B ros. Phone 3 a4 , R. F-. D. 2 m achinery.
F. C. Mills. '
45-46pd
tf.
L ost— M oss a g a te b r o o c h .
Finder please return t o Mrs. E.
L. E vans.
W anted.- -T o e n g a g e p r u n e
pickers. J. Carl Nelson, phone
black 66.
4 5 tf
Call a t the C arlton S tate and
Savings Bank, C arlton , Ore., for
farm loans.
W an ted—D r ie d and g r e e u
prunes a t H. S .G ile& C om p an y's
JumbUd Wrong.
4 6 -tf
Manager—My dear madam, your com­ packin g house.
PORTER'S
Cash Store
If you aro Buying at the
you aro gettine good values
plaint la a very foolish one. Tbe stage
SPECIALS IN D R Y G O O D S
director did Dot slander yon because he
Leave orders for w o o d a t Ladies union suits for warn weather..19c
gave yonr role to another actress. Ac­
R o b t. M . M cK ern 's barbershop Ladies vests good one for price, 3 for 28c
tress—Of conrae be slandered me.
Ladies fine Cumfv Cut Union Suits...46c
Didn’t be take away my character I— o r phone 3 3 a 5 2 .
Baltimore American.
G IN G H A M S
F o r Rent.—Furnished house.
Good patterns, special 6-9-11 and 14c yd
Enquire of M rs. A. B arth olom ew , Silk Ginghams to dose......... ............18c
Rady Customer | wish to toll yon
8 0 0 Franklin St.
4 5 tf
Nice line lawns, value to 28c, special 10c
how these shoes o f mine are to be
Ha Knew.
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting................... 24c
made
Shoemaker -Oh. I know that
F o r Sale— A g o o d colt, com in g 9-4 Blea&ed Sheeting...................... 26c
well enough large Inside and small
outside.-M eggendorfér Blatter.
2 years old. Inquire J. W atson Ladies Long Silk Gloves, black, white
Baker, Dundee, Or.
4 6 -tf
Pretty Bad.
Wife—Aren’t yon going to smoke
Excelsior M otorcycles— W orld
those cigars I gave yon? Husband—
beaters
on every line. See them
No I’m keeping them till Tommy be­
gins to want to smoke. They’ll settle a t Newberg A u to G arage.
It. —Illustrateci Fits.
B ELL CORDS ON TRAINS.
I Their Origin, According to an Old
Railroad Tradition.
The way the hell cord came into
aae is about a« interesting a rail­
road tradition aa there is. Nearly
every one of the older lines in the
country claims to have originated it.
One of tbe likeliest claimants is the
Baltimore and Ohio. In those early
days most of tbe conductors' tak­
ings were cash fares, and tickets
were a rarity. Disputes with peo­
ple who either couldn't or wouldn’t
pay were therefore of frequent oc­
currence. T o put these off, stop­
ping the train between stations, tbe
conductor had to send a brakemsn
ahead over the freight cars snd
make a polite request of the en­
gineer.
A bright young B. and 0 con­
ductor one day devised a plan to
signal the engineer without sending
the brakeman forward. He hung
a stick on tbe engine cab and hitch­
ed to one end of it a clothesline
which be ran back over the tope of
the cars so that the stick would
wriggle when the rope was pulled.
He carefully explained his scheme
to the engineer. Tbe latter looked
at it scornfully and made no answer.
Three-quarters of a century ago the
maw in the cab waa a high and
mighty person to whom no mere
conductor could give orders.
This run started, and^it waa not
long before the engineer saw th#
stick signaling him to atop. In­
stead of even slowing up, ha let out
the throttle a few notches and grin­
ned at his fireman. At the next sta­
tion they had to lie out for another
train, and the young conductor
came ahead with fire in his eye.
The engineer finally climbed down
from his cab and showed fight For­
tunately for railrpad history ths
conductor was the stronger man.
Stick signal« were thereafter obey­
ed on that train.
Almost immediately the story
reached the ears of the superintend­
ent. He at once saw the conduc­
tor's idea was a capital one and set
about installing th« beD cord signal
system, practically tbe same as it
exists today.— Chicago Reoord-Her>
aid.
and tan, fully guaxanteed at_____ 90c
Ladies long silk gloves, blk A white 69c
Ladies ribbed top hose, special..........16«
Ladies white foot hose, special........ 10c
Mens Porosknit underwear, garment 46c
Mens hose, ten or black........8 pain 26c
Good work hose.........2 for 16c 4 for 26c
W anted— Plain sew ing and
SH O ES
dress m aking a t 8 00 Franklin
Save money by buying your shoes o f
street. Phone Blue 203.
us.
All shoes specially priced
Get y o u r em pty kegs for kraut,
GROCERIES
vinegar, pickles, etc., at Larkin- Royal Baking Powder, I lb. can.......46c
Prince H ardw are C o.
Schillings "
“
1 lb. can.......46c
Cleveland “
“
1 lb. con.......46c
“
“ 26 ox. can........20c
W anted— H op pickers. Inquire K. C.
Corn
meal
per
lack...................
30c
New berg Laud C o. J. W. Mar­
Graham flour, coarse or fine.............80c
tin, D ayton , O regon.
46pd.
F o r Rent— 4 room cotta ge, 7th
and Chehalem and house on
Center street. See the Newberg
Land C o .
I t pd.
Just remember that yo u can
buy the Coles air-tight line o f
heaters when y ou need one this
fall a t Larkin-Prince H dwe. C o.
A strav.—One black heifer 1 yr.
old strayed on m y premises 1%
miles north o f tow n . Anyone
claim ing p rop erty and p ayin g
fo r this notice m ay have sam e.—
John Crater.
43-tt
List y o u r p roperty with W hite
& C o. for sale o r exchange for
dairy ranches in T illa m ook or
Lincoln counties o r for Eastern
O regon w heat farm s either in
Sherman, Gilliam, W asco or
M o r r o w counties. We are in
touch w ith reliable parties in all
these places and can give you
g o o d bargains. List y o u r p rop ­
erty w ith ns.—W hite & C o., the
Real E state Exchange, 705 First
St.
NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAYERS
OF YAMHILL COUNTY OREGON
N otice is hereby given th at on
M on d ay, Septem ber 8th, 1913,
the B oard o f E qualization ot
Yam hill C ou n ty will attend at
tbe office o f the c o u o ty assessor
o f said cou n ty and publicly ex*
amine the aaaessement rolls for
the yea r 181 3 and correct all
errors in valuation, description
, o r qualities o f land, lots o r other
41-2 lb. Liberty flaked oats, premium 80c
41-2 lb.
**
“ no premium ?0c
Flaked Oats in 9 lb. bags.................. 46c
Balk oats per pound......................... 6c
Purity Oats, silverware premium
aft................................... 80c, 2 for 66c
A good hard wheat flour per bbl . .$6.00
I pound bulk coffee.......................... .20c
1 pound bulk coffee, good grade......26c
8 pound Chose A Sanborn coffee....$1.00
2 pounds Serenade coffee...................66c
8 lbs. Crystal coffee, fit for a king $1.00
3 cans Standard corn..............
26c
3 cans Standard tomatoes................. 26c
2 cans Solid Pack tom atoes.............,26c
8 cons oysters.....................................26c
t cans Alaska pink salmon................ 26c
Chase A Sanborn’s basket fired tea
at.............. 1-2 pound 20c, 1 pound 40c
5 lb. can Pure lard....................
10 lb. can Pure lard.................. ....$1.60
8 lbs. Crisco...............................
66c
8 lbs. Koola ..............................
Good heavy sugar cured bacon......... 19c
Fancy light sugar cured breakfast
bacon.......................................
Pure Cane Sugar, 18 pounds for...$1.00
Star, Horseshoe, Spearhead and
'. Climax, per lb................. .............. 46 c
AU 6c packages’ smoking, 6 for........26c
All 10c packages smoking, S for......26c
Gold Dust wash powder.... 28c, 2 for 46c
Citrus wash powder.........28c, 2 for 46c
PearUne wash powder......28c, 2 for 46c
Crystal Whit* soap......... ....... 6 for 26c
Royal White soap.....................6 for 26c
VonHorten’s patent bleaching.6 for 26c
C*ih Paid for Produce
Price« subject to change
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
232V O S B L L I S
Général Contracting
S e w e r f t T ile W o r k
a n d D e e p W e lle
R. F. D. 8
Newberg, Ora.