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THE NEW BBHO OKAPH1C
Mr. 'Charles Epperson, pres­
SUPERINTENDENT BRINGS oooooooooon
ident of The C. & E. Epperson STATE
Nursery C o, of Los Angeles, BOOK PUBLISHERS TO THE
California, but te m p o ra rily Editor Graphic:
located in Portland, and Miss In our contracts with the vari­
Hartman, also of Portland, ous school-book publishers the
visited with L. S. Otis and wife law requires the State Board of
Sunday.
to take the prices as
Our
stocks
of
new
fall
goods
are
now
Arrival and Departure of Paa L. H. Shirley was over from Dale Butt spent last week at Education
to us by the State Text
Hillsboro on business the first of Nye Beach. He says he don’t reported
Traina.
complete. Our lines are now bigger
Book
Commission.
the
week.
fraiaPartUa*
like to mingle with crowds of In our contracts, however, we
and
better
than
ever
and
prices
on
Mrs. A. C. Harrison and Miss people and consequently he pre added
9:10 A. M Mvrtle
6:46 A. M.
a clause to which all of
passed Satur­ fers to take his tu n at the sea the publishers
many
things
are
cheaper
than
we
11:05 A. M. day and Harrison
8:46 A. M.
agreed
and
signed
Sunday in Portland. side after the busy season is over without protest, to tbe effect
5:27 P. M.
1:10 P. M.
have been able to offer in the past.
7:10 P. M. Albert M. Hadley, rrsident of wheu he can have the beach that the publisher will .not sell
4:07 P. M.
We have an elegant line of wool
Newberg several years ago, was pretty much to himself.
any
book
at
a
greater
price
than
A. O. Milla waa up trom Port­ up from Portland Idst Sunday. Rev. T. Brouillette was up is charged for such book in any
dress goods, and silks.
land Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cook trom Portland last Sunday and other state in the United States.
Ralph Otia left Newberg Satur were "here trom Donald for a with the families of bis sons-in- This department discovered a
Ladies and Misses wraps and suits
day, September 20th, to resume visit at the home of his parents law, the Boyes, the Lapps and short time ago that tbe Palmer
altered free of charge.
last Sunday.
his studies at O. A. C.
the Cummings, twenty-two in Writing Lessons for primary
Mrs. Martin Downs was up Albert Clayson has moved to all, they took a cross country grades was selling in other states
We are agents for Hart, Schaffner &
trom Portland Wednesday call his small tract out west of town ride in the Dunlap auto truck to for 15 cents, while the contract
where he will look after the Silverton where they visited with price in this state is 20 cents.
Marx clothing and Florsheim shoes
ing on some ot her triends.
L.
E.
Brown
and
family.
They
chickens
and
the
baby.
The
higher
book,
known
as
Miss Sibyl Woodward is spend
for men.
ing the week in Portland with Albert Benson, the news dealer, report “Brown the Tailor’’ to be Palmer Method of Business Writ­
ing. is selling in Chicago for 16
is able to get about again and doing a good business.
her sister, Mrs. W. A. King.
Utz & Dunn shoes for women. Ne­
while the contract price in
S. A. Mills has been appointed cast a shadow, though it is tall An auto truck party went to cents
state is 25 cents. We took
mo and Royal Worcester corsets.
administrator of the estate of and rather more slender than is Salem last Saturday to attend this
this
matter
up
with,
the
Palmer
best
for
good
average.
the
funeral
of
Bruce
Miles,
son
of
I. B. Ramey, recently deceased.
Derby Kid Gloves.
people
and
after
threatening
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
C.
Miles,
which
Prune
growers
never
had
more
Lorainc Otis departed for Cor­
conducted by Pres. Levi T. bring suit on their bond we got
vallis Friday morning where she favorable weather for caring for was
Pennington. Tbe party was them to instruct their agent in
will attend Oregon Agricultural the crop than they are having made
up ot Pres, and Mrs. Pen­ this state to notify all dealers
this season. The conditions are
College.
that these books would be sold
all favorable for picking and nington, Chas. O. Whitely, Mrs. for
Tom Cummings haa a new evaporating
Vannie Martin. Mrs. J. F. Tay­ 15 cents and 16 cents respec­
— bungalow well under course ot rushing things. and growers are lor,
Mrs. L. M. Parker, Mrs. W. tively. If any of the children in
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construction on South College
your
community
have
paid
a
S.
Parker,
Mrs.
*W.
E.
Crozcr,
Mrs. John Green and daughter, M. P. Elliott, M. D. Hawkins, higher price than this they should
street. .
Rosa, are down from Jefferson Mrs. M. McDonald, Mrs. E. H. take the books back and ask for devoted to the spelling classes in lunch: It must be sufficient in
Mrs. W. A. Jones is spending visiting
at the home of Mrs. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. the difference. The J. K. Gill all the schools. Take the aver­ quantity, it must be of the right
the week in Portland at the Green’s brother,
Atkinson Miles and Miss Esther Miles. Company, agents for the publish­ age papers that are submitted in constituents, it must have varie­
home of her daughter, Mrs. S. north of town. S. Mr. W. Green
who
Jay McDonald.
ers, informs me that the publish­ teachers’ examinations for posi­ ty from day to day, and it mast
Rev.
George
Round
went
to
formerly
lived
in
this
community,
ers will make the amount good tions, and note the low percent­ be attractively arranged in a
The season ot prune picking in died several months ago.
Eugene
on
Tuesday
to
attend
the
age given on this topic, and it sanitary carrier, preferably a tin
the Newberg and Dundee terri­ Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ben man, Methodist Conference and tor to your local dealer.
tory is here and the work is now Mf. and Mrs. J. A. Hunter and the first time in nearly fifty years That the patrons of the schools emphasises in a lamentable de­ pail, which shpuld be scalded and
may know they need not pay gree the fact we have before as­ aired each evening. Each child
on in lull blast.
he took no report of his work, he these
little
son,
all
of
Lohrville,
Iowa,
high prices, I will ap­ serted, that spelling has become should be supplied with a paper
Arthur Benson returned trom and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Flagg, being on tbe retired list. During
and is fast becoming a napkin and every article of food
Hood River where he had been of Lake City, Iowa, arrived here the civil war he was a young preciate your announcement of decadent
ost
art.—Umpqua
Valley News. should be wrapped in parafine
doing orchard work in time to a tew days ago and are visiting minister located in the Carolinas this notice.
paper.
department is endeavor­ nourishing ^ lunches
enter college at the opening.
and says he remembers well his ing This
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.H.
Nichols
A list of foods suitable for
to do all that is possible in
Judson Weed, brother-in-law On account of the busy time first attendance at conference securing
school
lunches, together with
for the boys and girls of
FOR
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
ot J. L. .VanBlaricom, was here the attendance last Friday, when he had nothing more dressy Oregon, books
directions
tor preparing and serv­
at as low a price
from Veronia, Columbia county, which was clean-up day at the to wear than a suit of homespun as they can be secured
The questions of what school ing them is charmingly given in
the first ot the week on business college, was not large, but there jeans, this and tbe “butternut’’ in the United States.- anywhere
children
from their lunch a College bulletin which may be
We will Pails and eat
Mrs. Louisa P. Round—and was a lot of cleaning up done goods being all that was obtain­ continue our investigations
under
what conditions had tree of charge by addressing
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker have about the buildings and grounds, able in the South at that time. every book contracted for use on in they eat their lunches, should be a request for it to R. D. Hetzel,
been in Corvallis during the week as well as at the dinner table at Before returning home he will our schools.
considered by the women in Extension Director, O. A. C.,
visit one of his daughters whose
attending the state W. C. T. U, the noon hour.
Very truly yours, every community, according to Corvallis, Oregon. The bulletin
home
is
at
Myrtle
Creek.
convention.
Mrs. Henrietta Calvin, head of was written by Mrs. Calvin,
C. F. Butler was at the Mc­ George B. Lyle and son, R. B.
J. A. Churchill, the
A number of Newberg people Minnville
Science department dean of the Domestic Science and
School Fair Tuesday Lyle, the proprietors of the Lone
Supt. Public Instruction. of the Domestic
have been attending the School and Wednesday
Oregon
Agricultural Col­ Arts department, with a view to
acting as judge Fir Dairy who are supplying
Fai( at McMinnville during the in the poultry department.
Ifchildrenarenot sufficient­ help mothers solve the school
C. F. milk for Newberg customers from WHY NOT SPELLING BEES? ly lege.
week and bring back good re­ has had a lot ot experience
ted,
ill-nourished tissues cause lunch problem.
in a dairy of twenty-five cows, are
deformity
ot structure, Often the
ports of the exhibits made.
Judging
from
not
some,
hut
handling poultry and always preparing for an increased busi­
Notice to the Public.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Miles gives general satisfaction when ness by building a modern dairy from many of the communica­ child that is disinclined to physic­
came down from Salem Tuesday be is judge in a contest for the barn that will conveniently tions that are received at the al exercise, that is nervous and All persons not members of the
offices of newspapers, the simple irritable, is tbe victim Of some Fernwood Gun Club will lie
to assist their son and daughter, ribbons.
house
eighty
cows.
When
the
art of spelling has receded grace­ error of diet. And as children prosecuted it caught trespassing
Ross and Lyra, in getting located A family reunion was enjoyed
barn
is
completed
they
expect
to
fully
the myth of the lost are building nerve, muscle and on the club’s hunting grounds.
in the college boarding hall.
at the W. A. Jones borne on Sun­ build a concrete milk hotfse and arts, into
and
it would be ah im­ bone, it is essential that they
Fernwood Gnn Club.
Robert Dann, a son ot the day, wheu a daughter, Mrs. S. will continue to make improve­
have a greater proportion of fat,
50-51 pd.
English ministers, Artbur and Jay McDonald, ot Portland, and ments until they have one of the portant step in tbe upward trend protun
and
mineral
matter
than
ot
education
to
agitate
a
move­
Aliza Dann, who held some meet­ sons, Will Jones, of St. Johns, best equipped dairies in Oregon.
China Painting
ment in the direction ot this is required for adults. Plenty ot
ings at the Friends church in and Perry Lutz, of Eastern Ore­ Their
is frequently inspected much needed reform. The abuse milk, with a moderate supply of I have a large assortment ot
Newberg last winter, is here trom gon, were here. A daughter, by the dairy
State
and Food of spelling is not confined by any meat and eggs, supplies these band-painted china tor sale.
Victoria, B. C., to attend college. Mrs. C. A. Lutz, with her three Commissioner Dairy
and they hold means to the illiterate and un­ ingredients in a better form than Leave your Xmas orders soon.
Elmer Hollingsworth came children, has been here for several letters received from
the office of cultured, where it would natural­ coarse and bulky vegetables. Don’t fail to join the class early
down from Dallas last Sunday months from Denver, Colorado. that official commending
ly be looked for, nor to those These are four fundamental this fall.
and is able to be about town a Timberlake & Baird of the for the condition in which them
the
O. R. Mills, 201 College St.
words of technical and obscure conditions required in a - good
little but is yet quite weak from Newberg Transfer Co. have a dairy is kept.
meaning that are not daily and
his protracted sickness.
force of men at work building a
commonly
U9ed, but is found in
F. E. Vestal left here Wednes­ farmers’ feed shed at their barn GOOD ATTENDANCE
the
letters
from
people who have
day for Pasadena, California, on the corner of First and Cen­
the advantages of liberal
AT STATE NORMAL enjoyed
where he will probably spend the ter streets. When completed
education,
in words that
winter with bis mother who has they will have a large section of The Oregon Normal School are of tbe and
simplest
nature and
been there for several months. the earth’s surface under cover, opened its doors for students on are noticed quickest when
in
September 15 with the largest print. This leads one to put
The city hall is completed and where manv horses and vehicles enrollment
think
since its re-organiza­ that the mistakes are more an
has been taken over trom the can ^ housed in stormy weath-
Complete line of Winter Millinery
tion
two
years
ago. The first abuse, and arise rather from
contractor, George Howland. er at a nominal fee.
Remember, w e can m ake your old hats over
The first meeting ot the council W. A. Baker was in town week closed with an enrollment careless habits than not know­
of
two
hundred,
and
in
all
prob­
was held in it on last Monday Tuesday taking out material for
ing how. While newspapers as
building a new silo on his farm ability the enrollment will go to a rule are very careful in the use
night.
West Chehalem. He says he two hundred and fifty before the of correct spelling, they are not
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Armstrong in finds
leading m il l in e r s -
it so difficult to save the close of the tern.
always exempt, as it is an easy
left here on Wednesday for Cali­ first crop
An
added
feature
of
the
school
clover as it comes
matter to insert a wrong type or
fornia, expecting to make their on when the of weather
this
year
is
the
putting
of
a
is
unsettled,
leave
out one that is proper, and
first stop at Lindsey, where they that be has decided to try filling strong man at the head of the
in
the
hurry of proof reading
will probably remain for a time a silo with it. In the Fall he Department of Rural Schools
they may be, and often are over­
at least.
will also put in green corn. He who will be available without looked, or the linotype operator
Enos Ellis has moved into says he thinks a silois essential charge other than expenses for may touch the wrong key
Teachers’ Institutes, School through inadvertance, and the
town from the farm on the for the dairy farm.
mountain and is occupying the C. H. Christenson returned Board Conventions, and other copy be passed. We ah know
gatherings, and it is the appreciation of receiving a
A. O. Mills house on the corner
Mikkalo, Gilliam county, educational
hoped
that
the
school may be of letter that is well written and
of Third street and Dayton trom
last
week
where
he
visited
with
Avenue. His son Rosco will run his brother George who he says great benefit through this de­ that has the spelling correct,
to the rural schools of and as well do we all remember
the farm.
is making many improvements partment
this
state.
Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health-
Elwood Hanson, aged 71 on his ranch in the way of new
the feelings when those are read
This is the kind we supply our customers.
years, who for many years was buildings which he is erecting,
in which the writer seems to
Honk!
a minister in Friends church, and who is also developing into “Your cows moo in a most have put the letters of the alpha­
Our Dairy is frequently Inspected by the State
died suddenly at his home in a great booster for Eastern Ore­ peculiar way.”
bet into a blunderbuss and fired
Dairy ar d Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
Portland on Friday of last week. gon. C. H. brought back a farm “The instinct for self-preserva­ it point blank at a sheet of paper,
mended by that official. Give us|a trial.
He had been in failing health tor team which he bough{ of his tion develops in animals,” re­ allowing them to group them­
several years and his death wds brother, and in the course of an­ marked tbe farmer. “Them cows selves into words and ideas. A
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no surprise to his friends. The other week he will be located on don’t want to be ran over by tbe resurrection of the old time spell­
remains were brought to New­ the farm near Corvallis which be pesky aatos; so they are learning ing school or bee would not come
rented so the time ago.
to honk.’’—Judge.
amiss, as also would more time
berg on Monday for burial.
New Goods! New Prices!
Troiai far
The Miller Mercantile Go.
Le Chapeau
G REG O RY
Lone Fir Dairy
R.!iB. LYLE