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state press association meeting
was being held there, he shared a
bed with the writer and didn’ t
interject a single snore during
the night.
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not subscribers and who say thay
haye been told that such and
such notices have appeared in
the Graphic. This shows that
the advertising covers a
that reaches beyond the
list of weekly rea<Jp«r At this
writing a teje^hfine call from J.
C. L^jpetT’ says to take out hia
ce of hay for sale as he has
sold all he had to spare and is
now in need o f a helper to an­
swer calls from prospective buy­
ers. If you have something to
sell try a few lines in the
Graphic and see what the result
will be. , We think we can help
you And a buyer if you have
something the public wants, and
the cost is small.
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PtCIAtSAT BAIRD’S
A short time ago a gentleman
came into the Graphic office,
picked up a copy of the paper
and glancing at the first page re­
91*50 Por Year in Advance
marked ‘ There it is again^^IHs
just the way o f the newspapers.
THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 1917
a— - ____ ______
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A ...
They will showinrlUe result of a
40-inch figured Voiles, nice assortment
Springtime must be close at ball gam^ -tfith glowing head­
One lot fine Swiss Embroidery, nice for
o f patterns................ ......................* ........
hand despite the contrary con­ lines aria never mention a debat­
baby dresses and trimming....................
dition o f the weather—note the er contest A Newberg young
green things being display
man attending one of the state
the heads of the w
schools was a winner in such
contest and nothing is said about
Not much ffiss and feathers
it in the home papers.” It was
this tinter Just a little paste-
96-inch Spider Silk, in plain colors.
explained to him that since the
I o f most any shape with a
DO
YOU
SABE
GOD?
contest mentioned came off after
'covering o f red,, green, pink, sal­
the home papers were mailed for
96 and 40-inch wide Curtain Net mate­
mon, black, old gold, navy blue
the week’s issue it was not pos­ .In San Francisco, California,
rial, in white, cream and ecru....... ........
o r other colored material, and be-
sible to give the matter publicity there was a prominent lawyer
hald an up-to-the-minute crea
until the following week, which who prided himself on his astute­
taonfor women's head wear.
we hope helped to quiet his ness in questioning Chinese wit­
36-inch Wool Dress Goods, in Serges, etc.,
In this connection it nesses. He was very near-sight­
Editors Brodie o f the Oregon nerves.
ed,
so
failed
to
note
the
dress
o
f
City Enterprise and Brown of may be said that on last Saturday a Chinese witness was of finer
the Courier are carrying on an night a very interesting debate texture than that worn by an or­
animated discussion on prison re­ was held in Wood-Mar hall when dinary coolie.
Klostersilk Crochet Cotton, in white and
form , the former maintaining the Albany and Pacific College
Instead o f asking the usual
teams
discussed,
pro
and
con,
a
colors, all sizes. The best Crochet Cot­
frhmi;
penitentiary should
good qqgstions as to age, occupation
very
live
subject
with
a
ton to be had......... ............................ .
•'afford the comforts o f life for
f lot Sttk ’ Hair Ribbons, all colors.
etc., the following dialogue en­
deal
o
f
vim,
vigor
and
forensic
th e inmates, while the latter
sued: - " .
thinks the furnishings should be ability, and yet we failed to see
Q. —What is your name?
.such as to make a berth there our friend, who was so recently
A
.—Sell Lung.
Yindesirable. For the sake o f the storming at the local papers, in
Y ou can always save money on shoes at Baird’s. W e have
Q.—Do
you live in San Fran­
He should have
good name of the profession we attendance.
cisco?
l^ llU v o
them for men, women, children. Let us shew you our shoes
sincerely hope neither of the "been on hand, located in a front
A.—Yes.
keys will break into the hostelry seat, exhibiting a bit of the loy­
Q.—You sabe God?
We have a complete line o f
alty which he so recently thought
1 discussion.
A.—Mr,
Attorney,
if
you
mean
men’« Shirts, Collars, Ties,
he saw lacking on the part o f the
do I understand the entity o f our
__
Hats, Underwear and Hosiery.
newspapers.
Uncle Henry Mills says he re­
Creator, I will simply reply that
In
fact
everything
that
a
man
wants—at
prices
that
will save* you money.
cen tly dreamed that he and
on
Thursday
evening
next
I
shall
the editor o f the (Graphic had In these days o f sober «reflec­ address the state ministerial as­
You can always count on getting the beet o f clean fresh
form ed a partnership for engag­ tion it is not easy to see a bright sociation «non the subject of
Groceries
and Vegetables at Baud1«. Our greatest
outlook
for
the
future
in
this
divinity o f Christ and shall be
in g in farming, and considering
pleasure
is
in trying to please you on groceries.
the success he made when he country if we are to be ruled by pleased if you will attend.
To
the
day
o
f
his
death
the
G ot the habit o f buying your Groceries at Baird’s
was actively lined up on the the military arm o f the govern
celebrated lawyer will never
farm we are inclined to give the ment For years — and with es­ escape the question, ‘ ‘Do. you
n a tter consideration, believing pecial emphasis since the Eu­ sabe God?” —Case and Comment.
w e would have the long end o f ropean war has been in p rogress-
the bargain. And yet it was have we been scoring the Ger­
HIGH SCHOOL
-only last week that the writer man military system. We have
Farrah Todd, of McMinnville
wold o f his own growing, four commended the young men of high, visited school on Monday.
ts e n sacks of potatoes for $48.90 Germany for turning their backs
The Girls’ Literary Society re­
on the land o f their nativity and cently held election o f new offi-.
which is not bad for a starter.
coming to America to escape errs and considered new mem­
A Newberg business man has compulsory service. We have bers for next year.
Last Monday evening a very partment o f Agriculture, will be series o f meetings closed Sunday
suggested to the Graphic that charged the cause o f the present
Rachel Peterson, of Washing pleasant social was held at the at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. evening. All have enjoyed the
wwing to the shortage o f the meat war up to the forty year’s prep­ ton high, Portland, a former home of Wm. Graves in honor of Carl Nelson. They will demon­ meetings and forty-eight profes­
•and leather supply and the rapid­ aration for war on the part of student of Newberg high, visited his home coming from Canada. strate tbe science of cooking .All sions were made. Twenty-one
school last Friday.
A large number were present and are invited to attend.
came forward Sunday morning
ly advancing prices o f both, that Germany — all this, and yet it
Last Wednesday our former all report a good time.
Easter Sundav was dulv ob­ to receiave the right band o f fel­
there ought to be a law enacted looks like we might soon be in principal, Mr. Arant, now prin­
This Friday the d o m e s t i c served. Miss Laurana Terrell lowship. May success attend
preventing the butchering of pretty much the same boat with cipal o f Oregon City high school,
science lecturer from O. A. C., gave a very impressive sermon Miss Terrell and Miss Newton
beeves under three years o f age. the Kaiser. One o f our Oregon made ns a brief visit.
Miss Anna Turl^v, accompied by and the singing led by Miss New­ wherever their go on their mis­
W e have not given the subject senators in pressing his bill
Tbe patriotic boys who have Miss Warren, o f the U. S. De­ ton was much appreciated. The sion of heralding tbe gospel.
much thought but we feel quite which calls for compulsory mili­ already enlisted are Theo Ken­
sure that some of the beeves be­ tary training and with the at­ nedy and Bain Morris. Others
are seriously considering enlist­
ing offered were permitted to tendant whoop and hurrah o f the ing this week.
pass the tender age o f youth in conflict the time is most oppor­
The Boys’ Literary Society en­
the back pasture lot and then tune for carrying the policy tertained the Girls’ Society M on-
some before the butcher-man through—a prospect most pleas­ day night, with an egg party.
ing to military men and muni­ The coloring o f eggs, egg guess­
got in his work.
tions o f war manufacturers. ing contests and egg races were
The honorable Milt Miller has Shall our future be as expressed indulged in. Light refreshments
were served. A good time was
provided a berth in the office of by a writer in the Spokesman enjoyed by everyone present.
«•Hector of cu>toms for E. P. Review in the following words?
Mr. Harris, naval recruiting
Nutting, formerly owner o f the
“ When the free people o f America officer, spoke to the high school
Albany Democrat
From the awaken, they will find themselves car­ students last Thursday during
standpoint o f partisanship there rying the burden o f militarism that has the assembly period. He spoke
«an be no question of the fitness crushed and ruined Furope. They will on naval training as a basis for
find their young sons bound down by higher educational advantages.
o f Mr. Nutting, for he dates back universal military training, such as has At the close ol school Mr. Jones
to the time when his paper was been the curse o f Gerraahy for 40 ave an interesting talk on what
the ‘ ‘States Rights Democrat,” a years—that has caused millions o f her ovsean do to serve their coun­
— because o f the increased cost o f the high-grade
title sufficiently suggestive, with­ finest young men to emigrate to for­ try. He also told how the girls
out question, but minus a * ‘mis­ eign countries and has finally mutilat­ could assist in serving their
materials used in the manufacture o f Maxwell
ed or destroyed those that remained.” country, and gave many helpful
fit” column to play with, we pre­
hints on sanitation, health am!
d ict that life for the old scribe
M otor Cars,
In the first years of the publi­ comfort in camp and on the field.
w ill be bare and uninteresting. cation o f the Graphic it was the
— and because the policy o f the Maxwell Company
However he has earned the job custom o f the office to mix paid
CHEHALEM CENTER
mnd we are glad he has it if he reading notices with local news
will not permit o f cheapening its product,
Cbarles Johnson left for Port-
wants it.
items, the same as a number of land Monday.
Miss Edna Everest is in Mc­
Attorney Vine W. Pearce, formerly our exchanges do now, but in
— therefore the price o f the Maxwell will be
editor o f the Record at Yamhill, former making a study o f the matter Minnville at present.
slightly increased as follow s:
county judge of Yamhill county, is to after the number o f such notices
Miss Myrtle Walton has been
b e associated with his son, George, in
quite
sick
from
an
attack
of
the
had made a big increase, we de­
tbe publishing o f the “ Piooeer’ ' at
measles.
Madras, Ore. That section is under­ cided to make a change and put
Miss Lucy Shatz was home
going rapid development and the field short paid notices in a column by from Portland for a visit over
thus keeping the Sunday.
effers unusual opportunities for a live themselves,
newspaper.
Judge Pearce while at local news page clear for readers.
Fred Beno moved his family to
Yamhill published a splendid paper and
At first tnere was considerable ob­ Middleton and he departed lor
<Seorge has the knack o f a good news
Montana Tuesday.
«tribe. He has for a year past publish­ jection on the part o f advertis­
Buy YO U R M axw ell before M AY 1 s t m n I save the increase
The Farmer’s Union will hold
ers,
but
we
stuck
to
the
plan
and
ed the “ Herald” at Heppner which was
recently sold. Success to you, gentle- now our ‘ ‘Wanted, For Sale, their meeting this Friday even­
ing at the school house.
etc” columns have become so
I eaen. News Reporter.
Mrs. K. L. Tangen went to
Sorry to hear that Mr. Pearce popular with advertisers that we
McMinnville Tuesday as a del«*-
as to leave Yamhill county, but it carry more ‘ ‘reader«” o f this gate to the Country Life meeting.
it the same old story. Once in­ character than do any o f the
A school rally will be held here
oculated with printers ink it is exchanges coming to our table. next Thursday, the 19th. Bring
hard to stay weaned.
Judge That these paid notice cohimns your lunch baskets, spend the
jpearce is of congenial personage, are closely watched by our day and help make it a grand
ms the writer has reason to know, readers is evidenced by the fact success.
Lineas Christianson is suffer­
fo r oq one occasion when New­ that those who patronize them
ing from a bad attack of blorxj
port’s sleeping accomodations say they get very satisfactory poison in his right hand, caused
were being taxed to the limit result*. We have many calls at at first by infection in a small
«luring the rush season when a the office from people who are wound.on tbe thumb.
I a t the ]
attar.
I at Naw bar«, Oratoti,
Voiles
Embroidery
Only 25 c yard
Only 10c yard
Spider Silk
Special V alue at 60c yd.
Curtain Net
Dress Goods
6 5 c yard
:ial 18c yard
Croc’t Cott’n
Ribbons.
Only 10c ball
Special 15c yard
Groceries
E C . BAIRD
g" !
$635 N O W
g
$665
M ay
Touring ar - -
Roadster - - -
from $635 to $665
from $620 to $650
McCoy Bros. Auto Co.
Maxwell
M otor Cars
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