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Mich money will be h4rd to handle. Shiloh Relief Corps, No. t l It I b probably no accideilt that near- Meetings held fa d and 4th Thurs VUitor: "W hatever Is the mat- ly h !1 the world's "hard money" Is day of each month at l;S 0 p. m., In tar?" round and has ‘been since, remote I. 0. O. F. hall, corner of First and The Other: “ I don’ t know what to times. It Isn’t likely the dfao^form Meridian »treats. do! It I buy new thllngs.-I shan't o f money can be Improved upoitt. Frances Woodruff, President. have any money left to go away - Bnuna L. Snow, Seerotary. with, and if I don’ t buy new things, what’s the good of going away?" — Loudon Bystander. . — .---- o— - — ; Deep Dilemma. Yamhill County Abstract Co 4 IJ. H. GIBSON, Mgr. T he only Abetract Books in Yamhill County Oft BOO IfcVlNNVIIXE. MONUMENTS PROFITEERS INDICTED. W h en [Alexander Hamilton to w ork as errand boy in a bank. and thrift ele v e n years old lie w a s put Ift r s t S e c r e ta ry c f th eTtvasu rv industry The Utah-Idaho Sugar Company officials and a number of business I men of Salt Lake City, and Ogden. ' have been Indicted by a special U. S. grand Jury, for violation of the , Lever act. They are charged with . having made exhorbltant profits In I % % sugar sales. Bench warrants ■ have been Issued for the arrest of those Indicted. --------- o--------- 1 • he learned B y study, the business; saved Spoiled His "Poem.” All enough to m ake profitable investments, becam e prom inent, fought in the Revolution, signed d ie Declaration of In d e p e n d e n c e Treasury. 4. - ■ j: . and w as first Secretary o f the * I f you are • ambitious to get ah ead in the . w o rld , begin b y saving a part o f your regular earn ings, fo r m oney paves the w a y to the desirable things o f Efe. Start an account w ith us this w e e k add to n every pay day. crude ovens pic T HE tured here may 6e all and Soon you w ill have enough to buy property, take a desired trip, send your son to college or make profitable investments. M ultiply yo u r m oney in ou r care. U . S. National Bank, Newberg, Oregon The average printer considers poetry a nuisance. Much so-called poetry Is all of that and worse. ItI takes longer to set verse than straight prose and there are more chances for errors. ' A newspaper versifier recently wrote a few stanzas about his little son. the first one beginning with the line. “ My son! my Pigmy counterpart " ___It appeared In the paper. "M y son! my pig, my counterpart, and the poet was mad about It. Box “ E X t b e ” Service is y ou r service— d e s ig n e d to p r o m o t e lo n g e r life anti b e t t e r service from the battery you art Kinds tow Prices Satisfaction a . M. K E IL IN G 402 Phone Black ^46 Newberg. On O ur Fancy Pastries need the most modem of baking appliances, and also need expert care in their preparation. That they are of superior quality is proved by the state ments of our large number-of satisfied customers. Quality and cleanliness are the twin mottoes ef this bakery at all times. Little Charles had Just been chas tised by his father. . “ Mamma,” he asked, "was Adam the first man?” “ Yes. dear.” "Didn’t he have any papa?” "O f course not,” said Charles’ mother. "G e e !” said the little fellow, “ but he was lueky.” — Cincinnati Tlmes-Star. --------- o ---------------- NEWBERG BAKERY O U R BATH TU BS AND •A C C e SS O R \ t S • . • . Trte MOST FASTIDIOOS V H V -L ?U E A S t w - W HEN that W hy Coins Are Round. Batteries are thrown away every-day that the “ ExiD C” ’ -Service S r itin n ronld and would repair and return to service. right tor the preparation of food for the Mexicans, but they would never serve the purpose of a bakery that caters to the people of this community. , Outing Days most fastidious folks ever lived in a modem Now Ideal mansion are Pleased with our Australia, always trying i\^w things, is considering issuing squaTe coins. The bankers are protesting bathtubs and health accesso ries, that’s a mighty good sign that Mr. Everyman and his folks w ill be pleased by the manner in which we do Izard Gas Generator Guaranteed to do all w e Claim Be tc h e s ^ T illa m o o k Two trains daily from Portland. These attractive beaches include Rockaway and Garibaldi beach resorts, Neah- kah-nle, Manzanlta and Bay Oceah. their plumbing work. Newport (A charming resort for the family.) using. A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains. Situated On Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Modern Natatorium with salt water baths. \ y ■ EVANS PLUMBING SHOP BRICE’S BATTERY SERVICE 810 Fir«» St.. Newberg. Ore., Phone Red 217 311 First Street. é à -, Shop Phone: C r& ter Blue 195 Residence Phones: ■ Black 9— Blue 6 D UNDEE Miss L. May Wetherell of Port land is visiting at Otterbrook. Mrs. E. H. Anderson visited in Dundee the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Hornberger have returned (pom an. outing at the coast. Rev, and Mrs. H. Edward Mills and sons. Sheldon and- Harlow, are enjojin^ at. outing at Sylvanus living at Salem, the past year was married the 14th. to Mr. Erickson of Salem. — • ’ Through the kindness of Mr. and Mr- Ditto. Miss Marie Hanson and Mr. Eves picnicked at Plont Hap piness last Sunday, Mr Sturgis, our merchant, re ceived during the fruit season $6.600 worth of berries and cherries for the Newberg cannery. - - «j Mr. and Mrs. Asmus, from Ne- braska. who have been visiting their son and family Mr. Ed. Asmus re j turned tQ their home the 25th J Miss Keller, who has been at tending summer school at Belling ham. was calling on Rex friends Tuesday. She will teach at Rex ! this year. i Springs Farm. > Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Goddard of Tacoma and Mrs. Louise Salin who have been spending some months at Clairmont. Calif, were recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. H. Greer. Fred Hutchinson wap brought home last Friday and Is getteing along nicely. He is able to be taken about the house and yard In a wheel chair. He enjoys the calls; t o f his Dundee friends. Foolish People in England. Too. Detroit (M t. Jefferson Country — Breltenbush Springs) McCredie Hot Springs Josephine County Caves (Marble Halls of Oregon) Shasta Mountain Resorts ’ Cook with G as Autom atically Generated in Y our O w n Range The IZARD GAS GENERATOR has solved the problem of providing the home with the convenience of Gas at a nominal first cost for in stallation of the plant, and at an expence for fuel that successfully competes with the old methods of heating with wood or coal. i •T H E W ill help you decide on that vacation resort. Contains descriptions of the various outing places, excursion fares, hotel and camp rates. ‘è •U N IV E R SIT Y * O R E G O N - Summer Excursion ,Fares « For further particulars or copy of booklet "Oregon Out doors," inquire of local agent —is maintained by the state in order that the yoiaug peo ple of Oregon may receive, without root, tbe benefits of a liberal education. Demonstration Every Night th b W e e k and all day Saturday at 400 First Street. S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC U N E S JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent 1 m University include, the Colle*, of Literature. Science and the A rts, the Oraduate School the School of Phys ical Ed ucattor. and the professional Schools of Lav. Medicine 1st Portland). Architecture. Commerce. Journalism/ Education and Music. J. A RIDGWAY, Agent. G A R Y .T R U C K S Hi*h standards o f scholarship are made possible by an able faculty, veil equipped laboratories and a library of itaarly 100.000 volumes. NEW BERG Quality Counts Supervised athletics are encouraged and every attention given the health and velfara of the atudents. \ Sand and Gravel Co. Foot of River St. W ith a h eighten ed con fid en ce Coined h r the recent e x p re e e lo a e f pu b lic a i s g s r t . the I 'n iv e r s lt y la n e w c a te rin g s s s h s n era o f la r g e d e ve lo p m e n t and eatended o e s fa la e a a . t i 5 Models For a catalogue or for anv information, address: . I T H E R K G IS T H A H C a i e o r e l f r o f O regon E ngeno, O regon ... I months to pay up in ; no payment to be made while trucks are Fly time is nearly here. COMPORT • See Sample at Shop SAW FIUNG A SPECIALTY Shop Comer Main and Hancock Sts. J. Attention trucks, fog all kinds of contract work, fourteen to eighteen HEAT^ TH E B E ST M ADE 8 Sizes W e can now make the most liberal terms to purchasers of Carpenter and Builder make your screens ! 1 to 5 Tons CONTRACTORS LUM BERM EN LOGGERS FARM ERS D A IR Y M E N * :|<l E. P. S M IT H Let me Hot “Oregon Outdoor»” Booklet Newberg, Oregon Mr. John a m of P c r.I.M , » . 1 , - / ° « - “ ' “ l ~ M friends « R .s 1 M P r M ., _ ^ w ith oot , Mrs. Olive Erickson of Salem is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Proflteer— " I think we'll send Jenkins. . Orsce to Heton. I’ve 'eard It ain’t Miss Margaret Garland and Mr. a bad Adrt o’ school.” E. Knight were married Wednesday, His W ife— "Oh. but dearie, can’t we find a scjioot without * ha Itch In the 18th. Mr. and Mra. Burgett and family it? " Profiteer— "W ell, wot about 'A r from Portland, spent tbe week-end row? There’s no haitch In th a t” — with Mr. Frosts. Mrs. Boyd and three children of LondonTit-Blts. - — ------ o--------- Salem arc visiting her parents Mr. •During a street brawl an Irishman mad Mrs. Jenkins. got struck in the eye with a stick, Mr. and Mrs. Steinburg and son and he immediately started pro from Massachusetts, visited at tbe ceedings against tbe ofl£ider. home of Mr. Jenkins last week. "Come, now." said the Judge, “ you Mrs. Yokel who has been visiting don’t really believe he meant to put her son. Mr. Harry Yokel left last your eye out?” Wednesday for her boms in Ne- “ No, I don’ t,” said tbe Celt; "but! I do believe he tried to put it further j Mias Olive Jenkine. who hae been in. yer honor!” — Chicago Dally Near« L a k e (A Lake Within a Crater.) . Located In the heart of the Cascade Range. Reached by. automobile stage from Medford or Klamath Falls. Othsr Attractive Resort« There are plenty of useful things j to be done In the world, but a man In i Mr. and Mrs. John Brpsnahan and. En?Land lB go|„K t0 ^ if he can | niece. Miss Eleanor Brosnahan o t , pjay the piano for 100 hours* wlth- Spokane ha*e been recent guests ot | (^ut stopping So many foolish per- Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shannahan. Mr. „ons are wjUjn!, *0 pay an admission and M;s. Sheridan . Stoddard of w see „ych a f reah that if the piano Boise. Idaho have also been guesta ; jammer can keep it up for i 00 hours V A L L K IN D S OF SAND at tbe Shannahan home. 1 he is to be paid $50.000. He will • AND G R A V E L F O R John Herring took hi8 family and ' wear wrist bandage« soaked in 1 CEM ENT A N D ROAD -h is father and mother to the South iodine, will have his face bathed in. l WORK ■ Dakota picnic at Yergen’s farm near cologne to keep him awake and the OFFICE.AND BUNKERS Aurora. Oregon. About forty per- piano keys will be rubbed with alco- *»ns were present all f.om the same, boi to prevent his fingertips from locality in South Dakota and a cracking. Moat persons would con- Phone Red 15 pleasant day was spent renewing old|5jder piano playing a light form of acquaintances. An invitation was . Psercise. Probably there Is no harder »oeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoaf- extended and accepted to meet a t : kind uf work. Formerly concert pi- Dundee next year. |anists were advised to practice eight ---------o ------- land 10 hours a day. Now the best H PT teachers recommend four hours only, the longer period being so exhaust- I AT -i idle during winter months. operate a truck on a contract job and earn a truck for your own m e. a (K E R O S E N E ) óti a — (C A Ltron w iA i Tenth and Hoyt Sta if L. V A N B L A R IC O M Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We please the moet particular. Phone us a grocery order and saa If our prompt terries doesn’ t surprise you. W0 want your trade. Immediate delivery if you order a “ GARY.” New Location GARY COAST AGENCY, INC. PEARL OIL ib b t o b Put your boy or hire someone to PORTLAND, ORE i T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S ;; S E A S O N A B L E C U T F L O W E R S —Plants in pots, cyclamens, (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, geraiy- ums, cal la lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses ;; our specialty (strong plants). Low prices. 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