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Newberg Graphic
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THTO3DAY, MARCH 84, 1981.
A ft o f Beilharz Is True Mirror o f Lifo
H. W O O D W A R D
Editor and Publisher
BAIRD’S
Published every Thursday m oraine
O ffice: Graphic Bldg.(> 600 F irst 8t.
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Entered at the poetofflce at New berg.
Oregon, as second class matter.
New
$2.00 Per Year in Advance
THURSDAY, MARCH 24. 1921.
Ginghams
C H ANG E OF O W N ER SH IP
On the seventh o f March a con
tract was made for the sale o f the
N ew berg Graphic to W. J. N ottage
and
Chester
A.
Dimond,
the
new
owners to take possession the first of
A pril.
A
fo llo w in g
"fe w
a
closing
continuous
remarks,*’
service
of
editor
and
publisher,
w ill
New
Spring
Oxfords
Another shipment
o f new ginghams
just received.
Beautiful patterns
at same old p ried
One special lot o f
Ladies’ V oile Waists
just received; while '
they last
25c and 28c
$1.25 to 2.75
$4125 to $10
per yard
n th
per pair
thirty-one years and three months
as
Ladies’
Voile
Waists
be
Ladies’ and Misses
new spring oxfords
and pumps
reserved fo r next week.
A s may be seen from contributed
a rticles appearing in the Graphic, the
people who live immediately west
o f N ew berg are divided in opinion
regard in g the matter o f a proposed
n ew school district.
Notice from
County Superintendent Duncan w ill
b e found in another column, an
nouncing a m eeting o f the boundary
board for the purpose o f g ivin g a
hearing in this ease.
FRESH GROCERIES
E V E R Y T H IN G G O O D T O E A T
V ery lowest prices. Phone your orders to
E .C B A IR D
HKTLHARZ T H E E N T E R T A IN E R
COMING F R ID A Y N IG H T
A t W ood-Mar H all on Friday night
N oah Beilharz. who for the past
eighteen years has entertained au
diences throughout the United States
and Canada, w ill g ive the closing
lyceuni number for the season.
Beilharz is reputed to be "A m e ri
c a ’s greatest character artist.”
Reserved seats 50 cents, general
Q UAR TET TO
VISIT N E W B E R G
On Friday evening A p ril first, at
•:® 0 p. m. the male quartet from the
B ible U niversity at Eugene w ill give
a concert, consisting o f music and
For more than eighteen years Noah Belihurz (pronounced Bile-hurz) has
been one o f the leading character impersonators of the American platform,
. using wigs and makeup. In an adept manner, Mr. Beilharz effects all o f hia
changes o f character in full view o f his audience* and his performances are
a true mirroring o f nature. His “ Hoosier Schoolmaster” is a classic and hia
program o f miscellaneous readings Is equally attractive. -
recitations under the auspices o f the
C. E. society o f the Christian church.
Tickets may be had o f any member
o f the society or at McCoy’s garage.
The entertainm ent w ill be o f a fine
order and everyone is assured o f an
enjoyable evening.
A banquet for
members o f the society w ill precede
the concert.
ITALIAN PRUNES
Cleaning op balance of our surplus at greatly reduced prices.
Can supply prunes in 100 lots or more at the follow ing special
prices f. o. b. Lafayette, Oregon, for immediate acceptance. 5*4
to 7 f t $25.00 per 100; 4 to 6 f t $20.00; 3 to 4 ft. $15.00 per 100.
A ll trees well rooted, stocky and clean. Our 3 to 4 f t are heavy
grade, in fact nearly equal to the 4 to 6 f t sine fo r calliper. Can
supply in lots of 500 or more, terms cash or bankable note, eight
months’ time.
A general variety of other stock at oar packing shied, seven
blocks due north of Lafayette post office. Apples, pears, plums,
cherries, peaches, grapes, etc. Loganberry tips, Blackcaps, Cuth-
bert raspberry in large lots, at low prices. W e are allow ing 20r;
discount on all small lots of general assortment at our packing shed.
Phone or call before yon miss a bargain.
UFayette Nursery Co., itfayette, Ore.
Experience Teaches
That-
W EST
L ittle B liley Sleeper, son o f M r.
and Mrs. Monte Sleeper, of Portland,
is visitin g with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boyd.
Kenneth Fendall and Grant Y er-
gen are home from O. A C. fo r a
ten days’ vacation.
The Upstreamer’s Class throughly
enjoyed the party given them last
F rid a y evening at the church, by the
Sunshine class. They proved them
selves fin e little entertainers. They
particularly outdid themselves when
it came to the refreshments. D eli
cious fudge and ta ffy candy, hot
cocoa and cake w ere served. Green
decorations and shamrock w ere in
evidence everywhere.
Many little
prizes were given to winners o f con
test games
Lois Fendall spent Sunday with
the home Tolks.
E ric Thum burg has been Improv
ing so rapidly that he thinks he w ill
start to school soon.
The Sunday school is going to
have Easter exercises nexts Sunday.
There w ill be special music and a
special o fferin g w ill be taken as has
been the custom on Easter.
A number o f the members o f the
West Chehalem W. C. T. U. enjoyed
attending the W. C. T. U. institute
st Chehalem Center last Wednesday
and also appreciated the very fine
lunch served by the good ladies of
the community.
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MEMENTOES OF GREAT ACTOR
Diary of Junius Brutus Booth and
Other Interesting Relics Are
Found in Old Theater.
Builder s Hardware
can be bought as cheaply at this
store as anyw here else.
And
the quality and assortment are
equal to any you can find.
C . W h eth er you build a house,
barn, chicken coop o r only
a
pantry shelf, you w ill find here
all the h ardw are you require,
including screw s, hinges, locks,
door knobs,
hasps and staples,
hooks, d raw er pulls, brackets,
etc.
Com* and S * * _ _
Th*m
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“ On th* S f a a r * ” W ith y e a
OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS
15c lb.
Beef Pot Roast
Boiling Beef -
Lard
20c
12k lb.
25c lb.
Sugar Cured Bacon
Sugar Cured Bacon Backs 25c lb.
lb.
A G E N T S FO R RED R O C K C O T T A G E CHEESE
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P in p u n e a ,
that of the IncaDdew-ent l»n>os being
shielded; the light.. Itself Is Altered,
and tbns a powerful raontelirniuatlc
light, at the extreme limit of visibil
ity, is obtained.
With this light excellent photographs
of minute objects, under a magnifica
tion o f 2^00 diameters, were made and
exhibited upon a screen.
The ex
perimenter suggested that lenses sper
d a lly corrected for the ultra-violet
rays would enable photography to do
for the microscope what It has already
done for the telescope.— New Tork
Evening Post
Peanuts Gain In Popularity.
More than 2,<IUU. imio acres In this
Diaries and relic* o f Junius Brutus
Booth, famous in the annals of the country were planted with peanuts
American stage, were brought to light last year. The demand for them la
by wreckers working on the recon Increasing hy leaps and bounds. They
struction o f the famous old Walnut are one of the most nutritious foods
Street Theater, at Philadelphia. Pa., known to man, one pound o f them
the oldest playhouse In the United (shelled) containing nearly tialf a
Stdte*.
pound o f fat and a quarter o f a pound
Away up in the eaves, and there was o f protein, both htgh grade and read
no evidence to show bow they were ily digestible. For running the body
pat there, were two big hampers of machine they are three tiroes as effi
wicker, falling to pieces from
cient as an eqnnl weight o f beef and
theater’s manager had a ladder put np, Ave times as efficient aa an equal
and he and a workman started to as weight o f eggs
cend.
Peanuts yield a sw eet wholesome
The ladder broke and the workman cooking oil. A bushel o f them In the
had some ribs fractured, bnt the ham shell will produce a gallon o f oil.
pers, when Anally brought down, Many lard substitutes new sold and
proved well worth the trouble.
popular are peanut oil converted Into
They were foil o f oldtime costnmee, a solid fat.
a diary o f the famous actor, a license
for Booth's father to practice law,
May Combine Languages.
signed by the king of England, and a
It wtM he o f Interest not only to
collection of old playbills and pro students o f philology In general but to
grams that are Invaluable today.
anyone who has wondered why Nor
Alongside the hampers, resting
way, Denmark and Sweden waste so
across two beams, was a big, thin alab much time through having three differ
o f inarble. It was found to be a litho ent languages to know that Adolf No
graph stone on which were made the
rses, long professor o f philology at
pictures advertising John Bleeper U peels, has started a movement to
Clark.
bring the three languages more close
ly together. His task Is stupendous,
Are and Microscope.
bat since he Is s philologist himself he
Before the Royal Microscopical so may usher In the day when s drama
ciety in London there was described a written by a Dane’ can be played in
method of photographing objects mag- Btockbetm without being translated.
km ««Mbs* e d
&.••-*<! by the m icro »«»"*
OBJECTED TO WOMAN’S SKIRT
Peculiar Rsason Advanced by China
man for Refusing to Consider
Matrimonial Alliance.
In spite of the success with which
the campsIgn sgalnst the binding of
women’s feet has been waged In China,
there are still parts where men will
not marry girls who have natural fe e t
Missionaries try,''#© far as possible,
to arrange marriages between Chris
tian girls and Christian men. One of
our Christian girla, writes a corre
spondent, was getting quite an old
maid, having reached the age o f twen
ty-eight.
Several heathen had asked
her, hut she refused them all. One of
onr preachers approached a country
tenant farmer and tried to persuade
him to ask the twenty-eight-year-old
lady. We all thought It would como
off. The man was about the same age
ns the lady In question, and had not
yet succeeded In getting engaged. But
to onr surprise, he would have nothing
to do' with the plan, and gave as hla
reason : “ Whd would marry a girl with
a «klrt like that?" The girl had her
skirt embroidered In a different way
to the girls and the women In the vil
lage where the particular swain lived,
and he felt that he dared not make
such an Innovation on the fashion o f
bis own village. A beautiful pair o f
brown eyes, long, fine, black hair, and
a good Christian character counted aa
nothing agalnat a at range atyla o f skirt
embroidery!
Cat Goes MX) Miles in Wheel.
A kitten crawled Inside the rim s f
a* big flywheel at the Great Nortbara
mills at Burlington, Neb., and fell
asleep. The mill pet was unnoticed
and the giant machinery was set in
motion.
The wheel whirred about
with the kitten Inside for nine houre,
held to Its perilous position by tbs
running o f th# wheel. The kitten was
still allvs when the machinery was
stopped for the night It was esti
mated it had traveled 000 miles.
ATT0ESET
AT
LAW
CLARENCE BUTT
W ill practice in all the courta o f
the state. Special attention given
to Probata work, the w ritin g o f
deeds, mortgages, contracts and
the draftin g o f all papers.
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