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WE EXTEND TO ALL
SEASON’S GREETINGS
U r i « t Circulation In Yamhill County
’ It’s Time You Were in Bed
The Parker Hardware Co.
SEND CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
and wish yon
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Golden Rule
SEE-VALITON COMPANY
At this Holiday Season
We express to yon oar appreciation of
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past fa w n mud. wish yon a
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
and a Prosperous New Year
May your Christmas be a joyous one
and may oontentment share with prosperity
in all your efforts throughout the coming year.
The Fair Store
WALLACE A SON
Wells, the Battery Man
Just a Friendly Greeting
And Now Comes Christmas—
Just a friendly greeting
On a friendly day,
With a friendly message
In a friendlly way;
Hope a friendly feeling
Stirs your heart anew
When this friendly greeting
Comes from us to you.
Merry Christmas
Calkins Garage
THE SEASON’S GREETINGS
TO EVERYONE
— FROM —
The J. C. Porter Store
TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
WE WISH A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging
Company
800 First Street
<<^IT HERR Is neither speech nor
language, but their voices are
heard among men.” This Is
an Inscription engraved upon one of
the bells In a tower In Antwerp. Bel­
gium, In 1658, bat, long before this
date, voices of bells bad told to human­
ity their tales of gladness or sadness,
of threatened danger or safety
achieved, and always the world un­
derstood and responded to mood or
emergency as the case might have
been.
For centuries church bells have told
the ever-new, old story of the Christ
Child. For weeks before the sacred
day arrives a wild rush of preparation«
leaves little time for reflection. In
thesejbusy hours clanging bells of im­
patient street cars spur the pedestrian
to heroic efforts and startle the pre­
occupied shopper out of some absorb­
ing reverie. This Is the time when
fatigue and happiness go hand In
hand, and many an exhausted mother,
nodding on her homeward ride, hears
the ripple of hahy laughter and the
patter of hurrying feet above the rau­
cous noises attending her trip. Fa­
ther. with his arms piled high, looks
over the crowd with a far-away expres­
sion, seeing only the one paramount
Incident of the Christmas revelation,
and starry eyes that will turn toward
him with a deeper lovellght written In
their shining depths. It is this mar­
velous hour toward which the whole
world moves with one concerted mo­
tive. and In Its hallowed joy revives
the spirit that Is the foundation of a
nation’s greatness.
When the bells of Christmas morn
peal their tldlnga of “Peace and Good
Will” It will be to a world waiting
to rocolve the message; a world that
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has been hnrrled and excited and In­
terested. but which has all unconsci­
ously been acquiring a spirit en rap­
port with the burden of their chim­
ing. All the stress of living and striv­
ing, all the hurts and the sorrows are
softened by the benediction of the
bells. Deeper reverence for life and
a falter appreciation of the love that
surrounds ns Is roused by their Yulo-
tlde music. They call to all that Is
best and loveliest and we answer by
an outpouring of Christmas spirit a
keener sense of human brotherhood
and a closer knitting of family ties.
While they have “neither speech nor
language,” they tell a marvelous story,
a story that we understand, and we
live better for that understanding.—
Detroit News.
a season of contrasts. Much of gladness and some sadness.
Joy in giving; pleasure in receiving.
But above all the contrasts there’s a fine feeling of brctherli-
ness and some way or other jptcems more prevalent this year
than ever before.
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For you we wish a Merry Christmas, and for the world reBl
progress toward the fulfillm ent of the Christmas promise of
‘Teaoe on Earth, to Men Good W ill.”
United States National Bank
NEWBERG, OREGON
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Yamhill Electric Co.
"It Serves You Right"
DEAD BROKE.
Millie—Are you going to hang up
your stocking this Christmas?
Billie—I am more likely to hang up
my watch.
Lsmon Snaps.
Cream together one large cupful of
sugar and two-thirds of a cupful of
butter. Dissolve hsif a teaspoonful
of soda In two teaspoonfuls of hot
water and add to the creamed mix­
ture. Flavor with the' grated rind of
a lemon. Add enough sifted flour to
roll out very thin; cut and bake In a
hot oven.
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WE DESIRE TO EXTEND TO YOU THE
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON
and express our sincere wishes for your prosperity the coming
year, with a continuance of the cordial relations
between us.
The Parlor Pharmacy
NEWBERG, OREGON
Por the kindly cooperation of the public throughout the
past year, we wish to extend our thanks
and also jutas in wishing all a
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VERY MEBRT j OUNTM AS
and a
JOYFUL AND PROSPEROUS NSW YEAR
The Newberg Graphic
Your kind oooperation has contributed
materially to our success and we
appreciate it most cordially
Accept our beat wishes
for a
BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAE
The Larkin-Prince Hardware Co.
“The Home of Cheerful Service”
At This Holiday Season we wish to express to you
OUR APPRECIATION OF PAST FAVORS
and sincerely wish you a
JOYFUL CHRISTMAS
and a
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
The Newberg Laundry