Carefulness is a Caution
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THE man or woman who spends or invests carefully is but be
ing cautious. He or she would rather be safe instead of sorry.
This is a time for carefulness for conditions are gradually
changing over the country and a reaction would first be felt
by those who are going it blindly.
One of those U. 8. National Sav
ings Accounts is always a sigh of
carefulness. .It helps your money
grow bigger instead of smaller.
U N IT E D S T A T E S
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sugar bill of 9100,000,000. If, in
stead of 18% cant sugar the people
must pay 25 cents, the difference
will amount to 91>250,000,000. If
some allowance be made for pros-
pective lower prices before the year
is through, the country's loss, «
computed by authorities on this
subject, will still be approximately
91 , 000 , 000 . 000 .
Notwithstanding these sky-rock
eting times ,a billion dollars is a lot
of money. It would construct sev
eral irrigation projects of the mag
nitude of the Onlumbia basin enter
prise. It would, in fact, on the
basis of existing high costs, reclaim
1 half the arid lands* of the west for
which water is available.—Spokes
man Review.
M ONUM ENTS
Removed to 811 First St., Duncan Building, first door want of Spaulding
Logging Co. office. Phone Blue 195. W e will be glad to meet all our
old friends and hope to make many new ones.
E. L. EVANS
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Recognizing the extension service
among industrial workers as a con I « , 402tPbo*e Black 146 JNewietgOia ♦
tributing factor in allaying social
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and industrial unrest, the American
Library Association of New Tork
baa Just announced plans for an in
tensive campaign to encourage li
TOSSING AWAY A BILLION
B e fo r e Y o u D ispose o f Y o u r
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DOLLABS IN SDGAB brary facilities in all large manu
factu rin g plants. Particular stress
The London Times reports that is to be placed upon the introduc
large consignments of sugar are be tion of books dealing with social
ing shipped from Great Britain to and industrial problems, in an ef
the United State and tbat some of fort to broaden tbe factory worker's
these shipments had recently ar outlook in the industrial world, and
also to bring about a proper atti
rived from the West Indies.
'< The American buyers will pay not tude toward .existing economic and
G E T A PRICE FROM T H E
only for the double freight rate political conditions.
Many large industrial concerns
from Cuba to England and England
to the United States but for th«x already have sucb library facilities,
large profits made by British buyers principal among them tbe Goodyear
who were more sagacious than our Tire A Rubber Company, which
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maintains two large liforarfes for
own
government.
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houses, chairs, furniture, all wood-
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30,8100
employees.
The American people will be
Exclusive Manufacturers of
work, ironwork, ete. Our paints mulcted out of approximately a bil The Goodyear factory library con
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preserve and protect and a t the aame lion dollars- this year by the double tains over 1.800 books and 8,000
HIGH-GRADE WOOLEN BLANKETS, WOOL BATTS, WOOL COMFORTER AND WOOL MATTRESSES
time add to the value of what it blundering of our government. The catalogues in addltioln to over 80 j
covers. Try our excellent ready first blunder was Attorney General current periodicals. Its collections |
Palmer's permission to the Louisi cover the fields of aeronatics .labor, {
mixed paints.
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ana growers to sell their crop at 17 mechanics, chemistry and rubber, in
so far as these relate to tbe com
W e do papering, painting and and 18 cents a pound.
halsomininf.
Also a special
The second blunder wbb the gov- pany’s products, and ali information
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sale on wall paper
■ emment’s refusal to buy the Cuban la Tiled so as to be readily accessible.
I crop, which was offered it at 6 Vi All current technical periodicals are
cents a pound, and was the logical listed to employees who need them,
Agent
sequence o f blunder Nq. 1 f o r . o f while ne wspaper dippings are col-*
80£ East First S t
course the 17 and 18 cent price con lected and filed so as to supply in
Box 113, Newberg, Ore. Phone White 182
Phone Black 220
Newberg ceded by ~ the attorney general to formation on any subject that may
the Louisiana growers could not come up in the conduct of the rub
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have been maintained if the govern ber industry-
Santiam Woolen Mills
Sell Direct to the Manufacturer
J.,P. SOPER,
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R. M. CALDWELL, Local
OÖÖDOOOOOOOOOQQOGOÖÖOÖC8O08D ment had bought tbe Cuban crop at
6 Vi
T r a n s f e r Co.
Does Local aad Load ifc iis« «
Hauling. Furniture, Pianos
aad Safas a Specialty
S. P. Timberlake, Prop.
Office phone White 187
Residesce phone Red 79
Kendrick Grocery
FRESH, CLEAN STOCK
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Best the Market Affords
Fruits and Vegetables
in season
Country Produce Bought and Sold
Cash Paid far Paultry and Eggs
Hannings,' old Stand
Corner First and Center Sts
cents a pound.
The present
s price of sugar traces un
erringly back to the attorney gen
eral’s action in helping the Louisi
ana growers to get a fat price.
But another than the true reason
had to be found, so it was argued
in a White House statement of last
January 3 that there was no need
to buy the Cuban crop. “ President
Wilson,” said an Associated Press
Washington dispatch of that date,
“ l^as decided not to exercise tbe
powers conferred in the McNary
sugar control bill authorizing tbe
purchase and distribution o f the su
gar crop, according to a statement
issued tonight at the White House.”
The White House statement went
into a long argument that there
would be an abundant supply with
out the Cuban crop.
There la no higher authority on
these matters than Mr. Hoover, and
he testified recently before the
house investigating committee that
purchase of the Cuban crop last July
would have given the people 12%
cent BUgar. instead of the 25 to 30
cent sugar they now must buy.
It is easy accurately to calculate
what these blunders have cost tbe
American people this year.
In
numbers the country consumes 100
pounds of sugar per capita every
year, a grand total of 10,000.000,-
{ 000 pounds. Each cent added io the
price per pound means an additional
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