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Trato»«* FarttoaS
» When a woman «o ta n tbo mart)
She Is building for posterity, la
ly and thoucbtfulneeo which cha
And why not! Neve* before have we of
fered the general public such liberal dis
counts on first class goods—
never before
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have we so ruthlessly slaughtered new,
seasonable and wanted merchandise,and
probably never again will you have the
opportunity to replenish your present and
supply your future needs at such prices,
such savings. So bring the children and
come! Come to the biggest bargain event
o f the year.
The time is R ight J io w —
the place is R ight Here. So come, you’ll
not be disappointed-
D M. NAYBERGER
M c M i n n v i l l e , o r e .
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relation bar spbora of Influence b
one* extended. aud bar borisoa to
longer bounded by tba poop I* and
tbsrs la a prophecy o f unborn genera
[Iona. Her life Is to color other Hess;
bar aspirations are to fix to a great ax-
tent the position end future o f bon*
band end family.
If she Is cultured, pure and refined
these qnalltiee will characterise the
home which she creates. The higher
the degree o f her culture, her pertly ,
ber refinement, the mot* w ill thane
qualities characterise the bosas Of
which she le the center.
The personality that a woman taken
with ber In her marriage la her real
dower I f her dower con be reckoned
la mi in era Is only, do matter bow many
they be. wrecked Indeed will barker
husband. Impoverished bar children.
" 6 u t If sbe pnrav m a industry, gen-
R ag car
by Joseph
road, opf
place.
H o w to pat fooda together to
make meala digest easily is the
subject o f the leading article jn
the December number of the
p. Hygienist Magasine, written by
ng Dr. R. R. Daniels, Procure a copy
of the magaxine at you r news
d e a le r’s o r send 10 cents to the
Hygenist Publishing Co., M a
jestic Bldg., Denver, Colo.
We all know tbe type, the noble trunk
a t m usive girth tapering very grad
■ It to not. bowevar. too much to hopa
that tbe praaont confusion o f ptotew
names sbouk] be got rid o f. Why the
English and the French sbooJd pm
stotently describe as Cologne and
Mayence, cities which tbelr own In
habitants never call anything but K*th
•a d ra g w eav iag
hens. On Dajtáfe,
e David M artin
,
•Saturday night only
ually upward to the Ont spring of
branches and than dlaeolvlng into thou
branches as a water Jet might dissolve
IS many upward and out cow ing
streams till the whole is lost J » tbo^
spray o f the foliage. Like many other
treu that grow alona ft develops an
exquisite symmetry But with the elm
ihm symmetry Is not only one o f gen-
«PU contour, but o f Individual limbs
to t only to tbe silhouette symmetrical,
but the skeleton, also, branch baiane-
tag branch.
That to what gives ft \lts remarkable
dtnsMB to comport with architectural
Shea, with geometrically designed vis
tas. It has a formal structure and a
conséquent dignity which make It tbe
logical shade for a village street a
chapel, a library, the scholarly procès-
FAMOUS P U C E NAMES.
ehm In cup and gown. Add to that dtg-
Why Should Thoy Not So Called Allies nlty Ita arc bed and airy lightness and
Ita splendid stoe and yon bare tba king
AH Over the World T
It Is perhaps‘ too much to expect that Of urban treee.—W alter Prie bard Ba
ton ln century
a universal meridian or universal Urn*
will ever be estabUabed. Stilt less that
we shall have luorivereal money or •
A LUCKY S T O N E
universal second a ^ language.
AH
these things might be^brought about
If we could only get rid of our prgju-
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SHILOH R E LIE F CORPS MO. 2 8 .-
Meetingo held Urn 2nd and 4th Thuru-
I wish to thank the unknown
d»y o f Much month at 2:80 P. M. in the
I. O. O TF. Hall.
‘
' friend, w h o so kindly sent money
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* S M i n n i e B. Byers, Pres.
by letter to me, asking that it
' Emma Lnngworthy, Sue!
;
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be used by the Associated Chari-
ties in caring for those in o u r
midst
who
need assistance.
Contributions o f this kind are
greatly appreciated
Chairman W ay s and M eans Com
F o r Sale— Basa drum by Mrs,
M . A. Hughes.
13-14.
In the eoosty mart tor Yamhill County,
Slate of Oreaos.. la the matterò! the estate of
Wanted— Y eung calf, bull pre- Clara Meati decaaead
Weites to hereby that tha asdersigmsd ss
rred. Phone 18a4.
14tf
ssaeuttve ef the salate otClaim Maats, daesaaad
has IM hm Saal aeee&at ef the amslatelra-
Uoa at said esta» la the above so titled eoen
aad that the eean he* appointed Tnssday, tha
Uth day d M a u n , tttorwt 10 a. m. as tha
M ai aad the meal/ eoart moat 1er TaahtU
F o x Terrier—English— for gale,
One ygfiiL ttlft House-trained.
W rite B Graphic.
- Come and get our pi ice ot
dynamite before yon buy.
Ore
gon H d w . & Imp. Co.
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F o r Sale— See Elmei
Hodges, l \ i miles north ot N e w
berg, R. R. N o - 1.
13-14 pd
he cailed.
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As to RMtab place names, atoo Praa-
mysl and thé Ilka, only an mternatloo
United States National Bank
Bolls for service—Jersey and
Holsatine.
Cash in advance.
W alter H . Wilson.
14*25 pd
M oney furnished prom ptly al
w ay s on real estate a t 7 and 8 per
ct. A tty. B.A.Kliks, McMinnvUle.
I f yo u ’ve go t grubbin g to do, tea
ik Larkin-Prince about D uPont ^
Haw, 4
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lfi 9
m
a a
lii—
now
to
m
tm
om
u
ing.
Do not light the first cigar leas than
f i l f f i n hourafter’breakfast. The mote
difficult this delay may be the more
need there to for a cure Tbe remain
fidr o f the day smoke the same as
usual. If to only the first cigar with
which we are dealing Seep this up
for a weak, then lengthen tbe hi terra)
la an hour for another week, then
make It one and a half hours, two.
two and a h alt and so on. If you
have an -all gone” sensation, a long
ing for something, eat an orange or
apple or almost any kind of frn tt but
fiooft smoke until tbe time to up. Tbe
nerves, being deprived o f tbelr morning
etimnlant. are crying for nourishment,
which oatnre to hastening to supply
through Increased appetite to supply
digestion. By the time the first cigar
to entirely eliminated tbe cure to ef
fected with no serious derangement of
the heart or digestive apparatus.—Bx
Tim Hippopotamus.
In spite o f Its clumsy build the hip
popotamus can trot fast. That to wby
be to called “ river horse.” The hippo’s
feet are kept far apart by tbe wide
a p i —» the background o f antiquity
body and make paths with a ridge
down
the middle, recognisable a t once.
It to easy to iwojeci tbe ties o f xeuü
it to with great fervo*, bowevar. that
Hippos swim very well, but go at tbelr
ment which bind the life o f the «reek
we can say. “God bless tbe poor." be
e f today to that o f tbe t-tossfc- worthies
cause tbe poor do out Interfere with greatest speed when they can gallop
from whom be Halms dtm-i <U**<-eiit
along tba bottom in shallow water.
■■a tt was with o n ly a s fib b i shock our comfort to tbe slightest degree. - They can stay under water a long
time, and when they come to tbe sur
face they send little Jets o f spray
from tbelr nostrils. Tbe cow Is de
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Lest His Bearings.
voted to tbe calf. Tba young one
It was an English skipper of tbe old
stands on ber back as tbe mother SB time who. baring knowledge be
yond tba seeming needs, as be could
read and use the charts, was dis
patched to Botterdam
The skipper
Cyrus and the Persians.
Tbe Persians of tbe time o f Cyrus had never been to Rotterdam before, so
were Zoroestrians. Tbe Persian re after setting over tbe bar and well
ilglon was primitively monotheistic, away to the east be produced hte
and they allowed no Idols or other ma charts and made a learned Inspection,
terial aymboto of deity In their tem but tbs charts bad been a long time
ples There wsa lees enmity on the m the locker and circumstances com
part o f the Jews against the Persians bined to alarm him extremely
He
than against the other great nations went up on deck and called to kta
with whom they came In contact due mats "Put ber about: the rats have
probably to tbe monotheism which eaten H ollandr
characterised tbe Persian religion. 8o
A Reasonable ProposRen.
Cyrus, whatever else may be said of
ipcr— You owe me $80.000, which
Irim, was certainly not an Idolater.—
ly you can’t pay. Why doo’t you
Mias Oldglrl? She's worth twioa
meant Jumper—No; 1 can’t do
Nepfcina.
But you might marry ber your
Napkins became popular in France
nd pay me the dlffersnce.—nie-
sooner than In England. At one time
Blaetter.
IE Export Business o f tbe United States last
It was customary at grant French din
ners to change the napkins at every
year amounted to something like Three Bil
coarse, to perfume them with rosewa
ter and to have them folded s different
lion Dollars. Can you imagine the tremen
«ray for each guest.
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dous work which was involved in collecting the
various amounts due to the merchants and cor
porations that contributed to this immense total?
This bank, through its connections, makes coUec-
during ito
fin veyags o f Ufo. O w u to bod now.
F o r Sale—Y ear-old P o l f i n d
China boar.
Arncy ranch a t
ferry landing. Geo. W . Lindsay.
13-15 pd
Lone Fir Dairy— F o r sweet and
sour milk, buttermilk, skim milk
and cream.
Delivery made ot
mornings.
if
A good ranch near New berg
for sale or rent, w ith o r without
personal property. , Ask at tbe
Graphic office.
14-15
A good modern bun galow in
Portland to exchange for « g o o d
house ift Newberg. Enquire at
¿raphic office.
14-15
Gasoline 14 cents in 50 gallon
quan tités at tbe Oregon H ard
w are & Implement % Co. Bring
yoor empty barrel.
43 If.
Wanted— Holstein, Poll, Dur-
ham, Herefordcow*s, belters and
steers. W alter H, Wilson, R. 3.
Phone White 267.
12-14 pd
Tbe demonstration of H ara-
don’s crackers and cookies is
temporarily postponed until a
little later in the season. I.
Hanning.
F o r Sale—First class safe, cash
register, several nice baby bug
gies, refrigerator, dressers and
other articles of furniture at
Laurel Cottage
F o r Sale— Poultry an d berry
ranch. Also ten acre bearing
prune orchard. Prices reason
able and easy terms. Will be
glad to show you. J. L. H a
w orth, Spriogbrook.
tt.
Black Silk \
Stove Polish
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Well Worth Your Notice.
very good looking? Mm. Blunderby—
Oh. Aliev to pfotty enough, but 1
would not coll ber on Adonto.-Bouton.
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Ospitai «look paid to
Sorsi b l fund .
.
Say you fellow! w hy pay r^nt
when you can buy a fine home
for less than £he improvements
cost, or a store room for W hat
the brick and material are
w orth. Adders* C. F. M oore,
Whittier, California.