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refrain from addins to their eor- am adapted to tha charry,
row by siring publicity to tha
Tha writer ballaraa, however,
names, wa will aay that We and I that tha proapectlre plantar and.
other friends ot tha boys ra s re t; Indeed, many of tha present WTO-
that they hare conducted them- ! ducera of cherries, are ovarlooklns
selvae in a way that made tha ac- | one vary important point. That la
toln of tha school board necessary the pallenatlon question.
Moat
in order to preserve discipline In growers hare considered It sufft-
tbe school, and it la now up to j elsnt to Interplant two or three of
them, individually, to brace up and . the following standard sorts: Royal
make good. Toleration of Insub- 1 Ann, Bing or Lambert. Data col­
ord tnatton In tha home or in the lected by the Oregon Experiment
school room always brings sorrow Station show conclusively, how-
and disaster, sooner or later. This ever, that these varieties are self-
Close the door, please.
ls a self-evident axiom which none sterile, that Is. unable to polleaate
will call In question and M Is time
Where is the Whittier to give to face about and decide to amend
an an up-to-date Willamette Valley as far as possible the mistakes of
odltion of “Snow Bound?"
the past. Boys, will you do It?
New berg Qraphic
With enow and accompanying POLLEHIZE Y 0U 1
«billy weather It requires extra
care to keep the hens from slowing
down on the productoin of high
(By Gordon G. Brown.)
It appears that many fruit
growers are preparing to plant
Splendid weather for toasting cherries next spring despite the
ahlna_ around the fire and figuring* high prices prevailing for nursery
« a t the dates In the past when stock.
The splendid prices re­
similar weather was experienced. ceived for nil standard sorts dur­
I h r particulars see "oldest tnhabl- ing the past few yean have been a
g re a t.. stimulus to this Industry.
Moat sites and noils in the valley
When viaitlng a neighbor' con­
sider the high cost of fuel and lin-
M *r Just inside to say the parting
wnord. rather than stand w ith 'th e
their stocks of
re to six cents
■ ** * now having growers close
* t their heels grabbing at n chance
*■ buy trees at sixty to stxty-ftve
**n ts and other nursery m*vk , t t
wrltti
. _ „ ,
_
Propa­
ganda being mailed out regularly
By the political party boosters and
•he candidates for presidential
nominations, leaving one side of
sheet Blank, it helps out In the
m atter of copy paper at a time
•when white paper costs a lot of
money. A little bit of recompense
«•o for the time taken In going
through n lot of bulky mail
Since Governor Olcott will have
m e snffragetts on his hands any-
vay, wouldn’t It have been more
mallant to have pleased them by
making that the tone in calling the
law making body together In extra
■amkm? But speaking further of
«Ms extra session, don't It make
you smile to. read that the governor
Mggests that the session may not
•net more than three or four days?
“Why, the hoys will hardly get s
handshake around in that time,
sssd think of the bottled Loju that
Salem will uncork In honor of their
▲ correspondent In discussing
the auto accident problem in the
Portland Telegram asks this ques­
tion:
“If the city council bas
power to regulate steam and elec­
tric railways, and street cars, to s
«peed of six, seven or eight miles
per hour, why sbouldl it not ordain
th at auto drivers be beid down to
a weed of no more than seven
hour anywhere within
the congested business city lim­
its ? " The answer is easy enough.
The mayor and the other jnembers
o f tbe city council all drive ma­
chines and they don’t want to be
cu t down to a speed leas than that
now allowed, else the change would
The story Is told of a bashful
youth wbo took bis first girl hpme
from spelling school and who, when
leaving ber at tbe borne of her par­
ents made the request that she say
aothtng about tbetr having walked
home together. "Oh, never fear,"
«aid tbe little damsel, " I sm Just ss
orach ashamed of It as you are.'*
This Is about the position of tbs
«Graphic with relation to tbs young
high school fallows wbo wore put
«■ the anxious seat tbe first of the
w stk by the school board and who
have requested that their names
h a withheld from publication la
—ainrtlnn with the episode. P is a
T ag without comment on the heart­
aches of ths parents of than# eight
. peeng seen over the action of the
M P a s leading up to this iaeidpat,
a xe apt to remark that ere gladly
In Serges, Poplins, Broad Cloth, Etc.
at prices that will seem cheap in the
high grade quality m aterial
These
we are offering at reduced prices.
near future.
We Have the Largest Select»«
of Linens for Holiday Fancy W ork
Now ^ the time to get this Linen
and do your Christmas Fancy W ork
GROCERIES
The fellows who have delayed
ordering new suits, hoping for a
MSH In prices, must needs add a
Sew more patches to the old ones
re still climbing
much promise for relief
Dan Cupid appears to be getting
or* than one nest reedy in New-
nrg tor occupancy during the hoU-
iy season. Here la hoping that
is "collective bargaining" he is
eking' may prove to be so well
stored end satisfactory that the
n tracts may bold better than
eny do hese latter years.
Wool Dross Goods
This is die popular grocery departm ent in Newberg.
You will always find
high grade, d ean , fresh G roceries and V egetables a t m oderato prices. -, You
w illget prom pt deliveries and courteous treatm en t T ry buying your Groceries
If you want to know about any property you see ad*
vertised in the Portland papers by the PACIFIC a
AGENCY see W hite & Col of your own* town
SERVICE, which
bined publicity gad id lin g forces of the principal oannnxnities off
At BAIRD’S
P h o n e R e d 37
C A S H PAID FOR LG G S
rlety for this purpose, however, la
“Long
Stemmed”
Waterhouse.
This variety much resembles the
Royal Ann, but has a longer stem
and larger pit than the Ann. It
than the Watefhouse since it pry-
| duces splendid fruit In as large
quantities as the Royal Ann or
Lambert.
Thoee who purchase
nursery stock should see that at
1 graft or cleft-graft method.
^ top working,' work over tin
tree. Don't mix the varlet
The matter of pollena
very Important. If a chei
WHITE & COMPANY
There
Is
no
pollenlser Is best; where large, use the slde-
better
S O
S
STOP!
REMEMBER THE DATE
DECEMBER 19, 1919
Community Concert
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WOOD MAR HALL
Co. Wednesday I
Reserved Seats No Charge.
First Come, First Served