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RSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1914
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ING FOR BIC
FAIR
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AB tkeSpM « Taken in the Smith
Garage Where Exhibition
is to be Held.
From Bastera Houses.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit Co.
JetlatiaCo. '
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Ipstant Postura Co.‘
Baking Powder Co.
Those Making Donations.
J. K. Gill Co.. Portland.
Allen & Lewis, Portland.
Co., K. au.
The Industrial Pair which is Sanders, Manager. *
to be held on Thursday, Friday
Edward Cornell, Blacksmith.
New berg Enterprise. , N
and Saturday o f next week under
the management ot the Woman’s ' Newberg Transfer^^CT***
J. P. Taylor, Peed Store.
Auxiliary to Pacific College,
Thomas Miles, Greenhouse. ?
promises to be the big event of
Wesley 'Boyes, M eat Market.
the season. The ladies in look­
Claude Qnmmings, Furniture.
ing about tor an available build­
Spaulding L oggin g Co.
ing in which to hold the fair,
Newberg Graphic.
were kindly received by Orville
Imperial Hotel.
Smith w ho offered the big Smith
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. H. Griffith, Sheet M fta l
Auto Garage for the purpose,
and his generous proposition
was accepted at once.
The big building is being put
in shape tor the event and al­
though it is roomy, with large
~ floor space, it is found since
so atony firms have engaged
space th a t it will, in fact, be a
toll house when everything is
in place and the ••machinery”
put in motion.
Booths are being put in and
all w ill be ready by the first o f
next week for the exhibitors to
arrange for the big show.
Good programs are being ar­
ranged tor each afternoon and
evening and there w ill not be a
dnU minute during the three days
while the show is on.
A nominal fee o f ten cents will
be charged for day tickets good
for each day and evening, ¿while
season tickets good for the whole
iP ils
for
Follow ing is a list o f exhibitors
and others who are giving the
fair a boost.
Those making exhibits.
Chehatem Valley Mills.
Western Condensed M ilk Co.
Newberg Creamery.
Newberg Cannery.
Gilt's Packing C o,
Yamhill Electric Co.
Lone' Pir Dairy.
«J flg ip
Newberg Manufacturing A
Construction O fe
Newbeig Tetejmone Co.
Newberg Meat Co.
GdWer’s IGreen House. ^
Clem mens’ Green House.
Handle Factory.
J. L. Van Blaricom) Groceries.
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co.
Lynn B. Ferguson, The Rexall
Drug Store.
Kienle & Sons, Music Store
Milter Mercantile Co., General
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J. C. Porter A Co., Gen. Mdse.
Oregon Hardware A Imple­
ment Co.
B. C. Baird, Gen. Mdse.
B. W. Hod son, Parlor Phar­
macy.
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L. M. Barker, Gen. Mdse.
C. C. Store, Dry Goods.
Demondrutn, Photographer.
Newberg Bakery.
R. F. King, Groceries.
Bsrcroft's Drag Store.
Opera Grille.
C. A. Morris, Jeweler.
Hod son Brothers, Clothing and
Gent’s Furnishing.
I. A. Hanning, Groceries.
W. W. Hollingsworth A Son,
Furniture.
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Mrs. Diederick, Hair Switches
and Corsets.
T. Tindall, Tea Store.
Froth Portland.
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Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
Union Tea Co.
W a d a m s& C o .
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Albers Brothers.
Pacific Coast Syrup Co.
Knight’s Packing Co. v.v
. Pacific Stoneware Co.
Luckle, King A Cake.
Northwest Rug C o;' * 4 *
Golden Rod Miffing Co.
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WEDDING AMNIYER-
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SAKE CELEBRATED
On Saturday, November 21,
Mr. and Mrs. L B. Huntington
celebrated tl\ * Îr twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary a t their
home in Bast Newberg. The
evening was spent* with games
and music. There was singing
by Mrs. Wm. Tate and piano
selections by Miss Blythe Owen.
L ig h t
refreshments w e r e
served, after which' the guests
left for their homes wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Huntington many
more years o f happy wedded life.
They were married in C **tk
Rock, Washington, and have
lived in Newberg less than a
yen«*-
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Those present
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PROGRAM FOR
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
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S f D»rUl Pow«U.
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(0«P7 H c SM m I WM.)
Many communities ot
middle west experienced the
mail-order erase some ten or
twelve years a go that seems now
to be affecting the people o f
section of the country, and which,
if not cherked, bids fair to leav<
the same trad ot comm
disaster iq its wake here as
did there.
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H aving learned from
sources that the
somewhat to have
district duriug the past fe
years, and that there were
communities which
evidence some signs of retu
life, I resolved on a trip
the affected country to leam j j
to actual conditions both past
and present, and to find o u t , by
first hand evidence w hat par­
ticular kind o f medicine and
w hat sised doses had
in effecting a” cure.”
The first thing that seemed
most essential for me to deter­
mine was the primary cause
leading up to the phenomena)
development o f the erase in that
territory. I found it to have been
due to conditions that modern
business methods no longer per­
mit t o exist there or elsewhere in
the United States.
Up until fifteen ' or
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The fad spread over half I account for its being spared
dozen states like a prairie fire fate of its neighbors. I t seemed
wrodfrht irreparable dam- in violation o f all known laws
in all Ikies o f commerce, in o f reasoning and logic that one
ring the reputable merchant town could so abundantly pros­
Doing All the T a
as well as those who were per while its neighbor, a score o f
and You’ll Gat the Worth
to blame for it all, and incident- miles away, would be slowly
oi You
scorching some o f its most decaying under the same general
t boosters in the back-fire conditions. InvesligatiQn, how ­
T hursday A fternoon .
ough
modern business ever, would always prove my
2:30. P i a n o D u e t—M isse»
s had by this time been suppositions wrong. Upon in­
rsally adopted by the pro- quiring as to what was doe the Blanche McNay, Mabel Milter.
Reading—Mrs. M ary E. Bank-
ive merchant class tbrough- apparent mirhculons salvation
e affected district, for many o f tbeir community happiness
Domestic Science Lecture and
they struggled along in and prosperity, citizens o f such
towns
would
invariably
answer
Demonstration by Mrs. M. E .
vain ly groping about
me w a y to check the never- in substance; "Co-operative, in­ H. Hawley.
T hursday E vening .
g stream ot money flowing telligent, and persistent effort on
the
part,
o
f
our
merchants
in
7:30. Music—Newberg Band,
their doors. Many were the
and clans they tried and teaching the people the truth Kienle’s Orchestra.
about mail-order competition
R eadin g-P rof. M. D. Hawkins
led
and
educating
them
to
the
dol-
Music—Pacific College M a le
nt that only by educating
and
cents
wisdom
o
f
com­
Quartett.
people
Drills—Under Direction o f M is »
com- parative investigation.”
I
found
that
many
different
Esther Ryan.
in
methods had been employed to
Stunts—Colored Troupe.
ining t
F riday M orning .
this tort has been accomplish this result, and al­
10:80. B a b y S h o w —M r •*.
and the merchants have though they were ail based on
i
same
fundamental
theory,
I
Francis
A. Morris in Charge.
tly worked along these
ink
the
one
that
proved
most
F
riday
A fternoon .
the mail-order fad is on
il and at the same time
2:30. Vocal Solo—Miss Maude-
wane and commercial pros-
most
expensive
in
dollar
and
ef-
Gregory.
again established,
d o not wish to be understood fort, was the plan adopted, by Reading—Mrs. Chas. A. M orris.,
as saying that the mail-order the business and professional Domestic Science Lecture an A
oi the country is declin- men of a city of some 9000 popu­ Demonstration by Mrs. M. E. H.
for that would be untrae. lation located in southwestern Hawley.
F riday E vening .
I do mean, is that there is Nebraska. Crops had been good
and
prices
high
for
tw
o
or
three
7
30.
Music— Newberg Band.
town or city with ordinary
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Music—Kiente’t
Orchestra.
years
and
the
farmers
who
had
g facilities, which still re-
—Sailor’s Mate Chorus.
A t e s spark o f community pride humbly begged accommodations
Reading—Prof.
M. D. H a
in
the
w
a
y
o
f
credit,
and
in
many
-a few live-wire citiseos, but
cases,
cash,
during
the
preceding
Music,
Cello—Mr.
Hull, Piano—
t can hold its own against
commercial
adversary, hard times, now found them­ Mrs. Hull.
Stunts—Colored
considered, any np-to- selves out o f debt with an abund­
country merchant can meet ant supply pi ready money they
watchful eyes on every little nook
mnnication and transportation consumer to convince himself.
There are hundreds ot ton ns, and cranny o f the country, and Demonstration— Mrs.
set the people all over the coun­
iwpg-wser»
try clamoring for more and more though, that I have visited that are always the first to take ad Hawley.
§,
S
aturday
A
fternoon
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vantage o f favorable trade con
oi the luxuries and conveniences lack even those tw o esaent
2:00 o ’clock. Mnsic—Fern wood
o f civilization, the mercantile features; they are stricken be­ ditions, lost no time is getting
Band.
their
always
ready
machinery
in
business in the smaller cities and yond all hope o f recovery, and
Lecture—D a i r y i n g — M . S.
towns o f the country was con- are steadily dwindling in popu­ motion. Soon after the first goot
Shrock,
Deputy Dairy and Food
crop
had
been
harvested
and
ducted along lines and by meth lation and commercial prestige
Commissioner.
sold*
they
began
their
campaign
ods entirely different from those Tbeir only excuse for further
S aturday E vening .
used to-day. The transition from existance is to serve as crumb­ o f unrest and innuendo. Every
„ 7:30. Music—Newberg Band,
Farmers and other citizens o f
mail
brought
hundreds
o
f1
ap
the old order to the new was re­ ling relics o f a by-gone commer­
Kienle’s Orchestra.
Oregon who are planningto at­
markably rapid, but even so, it cial age; their storekeepers pro­ peals to the citizens ot the town
Drill—Under Direction of M is»
tend Farmers’ Week a t the A gri was many years before the course totypes at those who, by their land country to: "C ut out the
Esther
Ryan.
cultural College are hereby noti
"Save money,”
o f modern progress cleaned the narrowness and penny-grasping middle man.”
Reading—Prof. M. D. Hawkins.
fied that the date has been post­
ship o f commerce of the barn business methods, paved the Buy direct from the factory,”
Violin
Solo—Miss Doris Greg­
poned t o February 1 to 6, 1915
acles o f deceit and crooked deal way and made welcome the first Cease being hoodwinked by
ory. •
The changed and enlarged char­
tag that had accumulated under catalogue 'sent to their town. your conntiy merchant,” and
Music—College Mate Q u artett
acter o f the exercises have made
c
o
u
n
t
l
e
s
s
other
insinuating
the old easy-going system in They present to the eye a silent,
Chorus.
this change necessary. Many
grim, array o f empty store build­ phrases o f a similar nature. It
rogue before the change.
Stunts—Colored Minstrels.
conventions of leaders o f the
Owing to many conditions pe ings and deserted streets that "took,,, and took good. The se­
various agricultural interests ot
culiarly « favorable
to their give mute witness to the folly ductive influence of the beautiful
the state w ill be held a t that
illustrations, and the well-chosen
grow th, the old system had de­ and ignorance o f the people on
time in addition to the special
veloped a large class o f mer­ the one hand, and the apathetic words of the silent salesman
technical instruction and demon­
chants—more fittingly described incompetence of the merchants soon had the merchants o f the
Don’t forget the foot ball gam e-
stration commonly given. Lead­
as "storekeepers” —who followed on the other; the people’s error town at their wits end as how Thanksgiving. Beat Mac!
ers o f National reputation from
the same old rat year in and year lying in their obstinate, blind de- to combat this insiduous influ­
Last Saturday the foot ball
various parts of the country and
out and religiously adhered to votura to the siren voice * of the ence that seemed each day to be boys defeated Mt. Angel C ollege
from the U. S. Department of
the good old system o f taking catalogue, and the merchants’, gaming a firmer hold on the 13 to 6. M t. Angel has a g o o d
Agriculture will be present to ad­
"a ll the traffic will bear.” Dur­ in tbeir reluctance to look the purse-strings ot their former team, bat Russel and Milter suc­
dress these conventions.
ing the process o f commercial truth straight in the face and patrons.
ceeded in making touchdowns
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In next week’s issue I will re
evolution their narrow vision the unwillingness of their sloth­
tor Newberg, white Kramten
tumbled them to read the signs like brains to put forth the effort late the details o f the plan the kicked one goal and missed one.
TUESDAY NIGHT oi the times and they drifted necessary to adapt their business merchants o f this town used in The meeting o f the Parent-
along into the new order on the methods to the changed condi­ convincing the people the finan­ Teachers’ Association held in the
cial wisdom of comparative in­
Yes, they are coming sure this easy tide o f a suffering people’s tions o f modern commerce.
High School building last Tues­
time—the Dunbar Mate Quartet tolerance, refuting to admit
In happy contrast to such vestigation.
day was a grand success. The
and bell ringers.
there was any cause or reason scenes of community desolation,
High School pupils furnished a
THER ABYfflOW
The date is Tuesday night o f Why they should change the and in convincing proof o f the
fine program and the evening
next week and the place to methods they and their com­ potency o f education, are the
If the mothers of all the pretty was enjoyed by everyone.
secure your seats is Kienle’s mercial ancestors had followed many towns, scattered here and babies in the community take
Come to the game Thanksgiv-
Music Store.
the
darlings
to
the
show
at
the
so long. T o these men and their there over the same territory,
ing and root for N. H. S.
The Dunbsurs always have Jj methods was due the remarkable whom commercial prosperity lair Friday afternoon of next
Monday evening C. E. Cook
toll house wherever they appear grow th o f ,the mail-order busi- clearly proves the fact that the week—well, it will be a show the Opera Grille gave the fo o t
and you had better hurry.
in the central west.
mail-order fad is passing in the worth seeing, and they are all >all team an oyster supper as a
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When the large catalogue and ot its birth. Their store invited.
reward o f their victory over M t.
buildings
are
all
occupied,
their
houses
first
perfected
their
won­
Angel. The boys enjoyed the
SUPPER RECEffTS SATISFACTORY
INDUSTRIAL
derful selling system and put it people are hustling and hap-
feed” very much.
The chicken dinner given by to work, conditions there were jy; arid they have the general
If you see a husky young
the W. R. C., November 20, was ripe for just such an innovation appearance o f being the com­
geutleman wearing a little to-
The committee having charge
a decided success socially arid and the people were in just the munity expression ot pride, sta­
>oggan cap you will know he is
o f the booths will be at the office
financially. The j receipts from mood to be gathered b y thous­ bility and contentment.
"Newberg High School F oot
of the Smith Garage Saturday
the dinner were over $46, with a ands to the banner o f this new
Upon arriving in such a city
toll player.”
morning, from 9 to 12 o ’clock,
few small expenses to be taken defender o f their purse-strings, and noting these prosperous
Tuesday afternoon was enthu­
ready to assign booths and
out.
whose every promise glittered conditiqns that were in such
siasm day. Captain Russel ot
j receipt for payment for same.
The Relief Corps wishes to with the lure of golden relief.
marked contrast to those prev-
the toot ball squad related a few
T h e c o l l e g e t e a m goes to of the incidents that happened
thank the citizens for their liberal
As is usual id all movements of aient ‘elsewhere, my first thought
patronage, which materially aids a popular nature, the people would alw ays be that the enjoy­ Forest Grove to play the Pacific on the Mt. Angel trip last Satur­
them in helping finance the drain­ went to the utmost extreme of ment o f some exceptionally fa­ University team Thursday after­ day. Coach George also made?
few rem ark»
ing o f the G. A. Rr cemetery.
folly in the use o f their new-found vorable natural condition would noon.
tin, Illig, Bartholomew, Tate;
Messrs. Perkins, Nottage, Bilyeu,
Thome, Gower, Nichols, • Os­
borne, Illig, Bartholomew, and
the Misses Blythe Owen, Nellie
Craw, M argaret Osborne and
MasterBennie Huntington. '
FARMERSWEEKPOSTPONED
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