BAIRD’S
BAIRD’S
BAIRD’S
Christmas Presents Here For All
Klostersilk Stamped Goods
Ribbons
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One lot fancy ribbon, wide, special
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Such aa Towels, Pillow Cases, N igh t Gowns.
Corset Covers, Aprons, M orning Caps, etc.,
done up in packages with floss to work them
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25c to tl.00 each
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Plain colored ribbons, wide, fo r hair
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Kid, extra quality, a bargain
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Af c £ h " en*:.,n... «>c to *1.25
The largest line w e have ever had. Special
values fo r the holidays;
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Just
list received new stock m i k a
o f latest styles, each.. • * . O U
The kind that w ill w ear and make a useful
present, specially priced at
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L IT T L E G IR L S Kid Gloves
A ll o f the newest styles in mesh and leather
togs, specially priced
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Neckwear
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Bath R obe Blankets
Bath robe blankets make a useful
present at each.
$2.50
Shirts
Ladies Silk Hose
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$1.50
.H a ts
K id Gloves
Ladies Purses
... 25c and 50c
Gloves
Silk Scarfs
Ladies Handkerchiefs
Staple Groceries
Suspenders
vir^ i" Mie8 8i,k 50c II, 1.50
A ll styles and special values
$ 1 .0 0
Bought especially fo r the holiday trade; get
choice “ rlT
25c, 35c, 50c
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Hose
Ladies Furs
W e have the largest line o f fu rs in town.
They w ere bought at special prices fo r the
holiday trade.
Come and see them. W e
have them at all prices.
Presents for Men and Boys
W e have a large line o f all kinds o f toys
fo r the children. Buy them early before
they are all picked over A large variety
25c and 50c
Exclusive agency for Chase & Sanborn Coffee
T R Y A P O U N D , 35c T O 45c PE R P O U N D
3 cans Tomatoes................................ 25c
3 cans Corn........................................ 25c
1 pound Coffee................... *..............20c
Good Bacon Backs per pound........... 19c
100 pounds best Su gar......... .t ..... $5.00
2 packages Cream Of W heat............. 35c
4 pounds Lum p Starch.............. .......25c
2 packages Grape N u ts......................25c
4 pounds A rm & Ham m er Soda........ 25c
2 packages Shredded W heat............. 25c
3 pounds M acaroni.............................25c
2 cans P eas........................................ 25c
2 cans Clam s..................................... 25c
1 can O ysters......................................10c
6 cans Sardines..................................25c
3 cans Mustard Sardines.................. 25c
Soda Crackers by the case per pound 9c
Get the habit o f doing your trading
at Baird’s
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Xmas Candy
Handkerchiefs
One lot Initial handkerchiefs
special a t............................... .
NUTS, ORANGES
G ood Gifts for the Entire Family
Mens and Boys lie s
N i£ c r ortment o t a “
Silk finished, in black, navy, tan,
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regular 35c values, special per pair....
Money Saving Prices
W e will have a full line and w ill sell
them at special Holiday Prices
Took over our large stocks and you'll be sur
prised how easy you can select your gifts
Cash Paid for Eggs
E. C. B AIR D
'a
a college bred man is unfittted
for official positions in our
political life. He is proving to
E. H. W O O D W A R D
Editor aud Publuher
be, not only safe and sane, but
he
is able to get the right grip on
Published e re rj Thursday moraine
Offlca: Graphic Building, No 500 Plrst Street the big problems o f government
Phonos: Offlee. White S3; Hetldence. Blue «
that come up for solution. It
entered at the poatoIBce at Newberf, Oregon, can be safely put down now that
attar.
if he continues to hit the gait he
has set since taking the reins at
$1.50 P er Y e ar in Advance Washington, it will take a
mighty good man to head him
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1913
him off from a second term.
N ew berg G raphic
The poultry show which will
The moving picture makers
open on next Tuesday will be the
might have secured a hair raiser
event of the week.
that was not “ staged,” had they
Mail order wives come cheap been a t the Tillamook light sta
bu t they don’t have the staying tion on the morning o f Novem
«qualities o f the home grown ber 29 at 8:15 o ’clock, when a
girls. A Troutdale farmer has huge w ave swept over the light
concluded that it don’t pay to house tow er at a height o f 132
advertise—for a wife—sirtfce the feet, breaking the heavy plate
one he g o t OetoJjer 21 has glass in the latern. For a period
deserted him, and he j f asking to o f fourteen and a half hours the
light keepers experienced the
have the knot un:
terrific onslaught from the sea
and
it was not until the follow
And now, jitter all the early
ing
morning
that they were able
predictions for a cold winter,
comes the latest from the Pierre, to replace one of the plate glass
South Dakota, Indians that panes.
there “ will be no winter.” Bad
luck to the luel dealers, but here
Years ago when First street
is hoping that “ Poor L o ” has was a long mud-way through
not crossed his wires in making out the whole winter season, an
this late prediction.
empty wagon making a fairly
good load for a team, the Graphic
R. A. Booth, o f Eugene, is be began to agitate the question ot
ing urged by many people to be graveling the street with river
come a candidate for the United gravel. One horse owner op
States Senate. Mr. Booth has posed the plan with a vengance,
been a man of affairs in Oregon, asserting that it was all a scheme
he having succeeded well in the being worked in the interest ot
lumbering business, and he has the blacksmiths, as graveled
the confidence o f the people. He streets and roads would make
has the ability to represent Ore the shoeing o f horses a necessi
gon well in the senate, and from ty. A new breed o f hogs with
the standpoint of morality and hoofs solid like those of a horse
temperance he would rank above is reported in Pennsylvania and
the average senator. Should he we shall expect to hear from
consent to make the race the some source that this is another
other candidates will know that innovation in the interest o f the
he is in the running.
hoof shoers.
One of the best stock shows
record W oodrow Wilson
i t making as President o f this ever held on the Pacific Coast,
big country ot ours has put a is now on at the stock yards in
quietus on the old chestnut that Portland, and yet tew Newberg
people seem to be aware of the
fact. At least few are attending.
There are dairy cows being
shown that anyone who is at all
interested in dairy stock can well
afford to take a day off to go
and see. The show is entirely
free, no admission fee being
charged, and you can take a cold
biscuit and a slice of cheese in
your pocket for lunch ifyou want
to. Such an opportunity to see
the best stock produced in the
United States has never before
been offered to Oregon people.
There are exhibits there from 12
states—O r e g o n , Washington,
California, Idaho, Nevada, Mon
tana, Utah, Arizona, Kansas,
Nebraska, New Hampshire and
Rhode Island.
COLLEGE NOTES
In the basketball toumment
played last week, championship
honors were won by the Acade
my team, as they won all three
games played. The college day
students took second place and
the college dormitory team third,
while the faculty team secured a
clear title to the cellar position.
A large squad has turned out tor
regular practice this week and
the prospects aTe bright for a
good team.
Mr. Guy Needham, Y. M. C. A.
student secretary for Oregon and
Idaho, was at the college, Decem
ber 4, in the interest o f the
Religions Leadership Conference
held at Salem, December 5 and 6,
under the auspices o f Willamette
University. As a result six men
attended the meeting and gave
a report of it at the Y. M. C. A.
meeting on Wednesday. The
delegation consisted o f Melvin
Elliott, Robt. Dann, Ross Miles,
Angus McLean, James Thomp
son and Victor Hoskins.
In chapel Friday morning of
last week Pres. Pennington
awarded the official “ Q” to the
following football men: Arthur
Benson, captain; Floyd Bates,
Dale Butt, Frank Colcord, Robt.
Dann, Lloyd Edwards, Melvin
Elliott, H arry Haw orth, Ross
Miles, Ellis Pickett and Delbert
Replogle. This was followed by
one o f the president’s character
istic chapel talks on “ Making
Good.” The devotional exercises
were led by Miss Edith Minchin.
Friday and Saturday evenings
were partly devoted to social
activities. On the former date
the third year preps, entertained
themselves in the Y. W. C. A.
room, and the following evening
the college sophomores acted as
hosts for the freshmen at the
dormitory.
The good weather o f Saturday
morning was “ a delnsion and a
snare” for a small party who set
out for the top o f Chehalem M t.
about 2 p.m.
Fortunately a
liberal supply o f "gru b” accom
panied the expedition, which was
a wise forethought considering
the personnel of the crowd. Ex
cept for the sight of five snow-
caps lighted up by the late after
noon sun, a near quarrel with an
irate property owner, a drench
ing rain and the jo ys o f sliding
down the mountain in the dark,
the trip was without incident.
The “ hikers” were the Misses
Gregory, Owen, Welch and Ram
sey and Messrs. Keeney, Bates,
Butt and Hawkins. Some mem
bers ot the party were rather the
worse for wear the following
day.
On Monday evening o f this
week occurred the first o f the
pupils’ music recitals for the tall
term. A pleasing program was
rendered including vocal, piano,
violin and cello numbers.
A REMINDER!
This is to remind you that our Great
Rem oval Sale
is now in full swing. Thousands of customers
have taken advantage of this great saving sale.
W h y don’t you join the crowd? Bear in mind
that our entire stock of M en’s, Ladies and Chil
dren’s W earin g Apparel and all of our D ry Goods,
Shoes, and Everything throughout the store is to
be closed out at a great sacrifice before w e move
to our new building.
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Thousands of pairs of our standard makes o f Shoes must be closed
out at the lowest prices that solid shoes were ever sold for.
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F u r s in s s t s o r s i n g l e p l s e s s at a great reduction; just the
thing for a nice Xmas Present.
S p s e i a l —A still lower cut has been made on all our Men’s and
Ladies Raincoats. Also some Ladies Coats snd Suits.
The remainder of our Millinery stock is to be closed out at your
own price.
P L E A S E S H O P E A R L Y as possible; that will insure you better
service snd will save confusion.
D. M. Nayberger
M c M i n n v i l l e , O r e g o n
Rev. Lindley A. Wells con
ducted the chapel services Tues
day morning of this week.
A joint rehearsal o f the glee
clnb and orchestra was held
Tnesday night in preparation
for the concert to be given Fri
day night in W ood-M ar Hall.
The final rehearsal w ill be held
Thursday evening. A very in
teresting program is assured.
PALACE CASH MEAT MARKET
John Wilhelmson, Propertor.
T o the public in general. Owing
to the high price o f meats and in
crease o f patronage and being
unable to credit all I have decided
to do a strictly cash business
after the 15th of December, but
will deliver the same as before,
meats sent C. 0. D. or returned.
Thanking you very kindly for
yonr past patronage and will
endeavor to treat yon fair and
square in the future, I remain
respectively. John Wilhelmson.
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