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NHWBEBG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1982
Larneat Olroalatlaa la Yamhill Caaaty
MICKIE SAYS—
Come in and lei us show
you and convince you of the
superior qualities of this
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Corsets
Front lace corset specials for this week on lines which we are
discontinuing, also a splendid special on three new GOSSARD
numbers which we are introducing.
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Its shoulders of strength,
non-akid, and many other fea
tures, it is built to and does
excel others.
To $4.00 fo r special sale
$1.98
To $5.00 fo r special * sale .
$2.89
To $6.00 Gossard Special
$3.49
We have ample stock to
supply all your needs.
Aprons .
Doyle’s Tire Shop TfeeKncnm
For one week only we will place on special sale, 10 dozen fine made Cover-all Aprons
98 cents
Colors are dark blue and pink and are recommended as being absolutely tub proof.
"S e rv ic e at Your S e rv ic e ’*
O opvH fht. 1111. W M t.ra N .w .p a p a r Uaton.
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The Kilowatt-Hoar
Indian Built a Town
T h ere a re very few com m odities
A y e a r ag o E a stm a n R ic h a rd , a
w hich th e a v e ra g e m an p ays fo r th a t fu ll blooded C reek In d ia n , w as p e d
he know s so little a b o u t as he does d lin g fish on th e s tr e e ts of E u fa u la .
ab o u t th è k ilo w a tt-h o u r, a n d yet O klahom a. T h en oil w as discovered
th e re is n o com m odity of an y n a tu re on h is a llo tm e n t of la n d in th e C u sh
th a t he b u y s th a t is so d efin ite in in g field. H e b ecam t a m illio n a ire
c h a ra c te r say s a w r ite r in E le c tric al alm o st o v e rn ig h t. In s te a d o f sp e n d
W orld. In e x p la in in g th e e le c tric al in g h is m oney fo r friv o lo u s p le a su re
term so com m on to ev ery h o u seh o ld h e b u ilt a to w n . E v e ry sto re b u ild
e r he says:
in g . h'ouse a n d th e c e n te r of in d u s
“ T he e a rly in v e n to rs of th e steam tr y — th e c o tto n g in — in th e to w n of
en g in e tu rn e d to th in g s f a m ilia r in R ic h a rd , a v illa g e o f 1000 persons,
th e ir selectio n of a u n it of pow er an d w as b u ilt by him . H e b u ilt a b rid g e
by a c tu a l e x p e rim e n t th e y d e te r th re e -fo u rth s o f a m ile long a t a
m ined th e a m o u n t of w ork done by cost of $50,000 to m ak e th e to w n site
th e E n g lish d ra y h o rses of th a t p e ri a v a ila b le . T h e g ro u n d on w h ich th e
od an d c alled th e a v e ra g e a m o u n t to w n is lo cated fo rm e rly w as a
of w ork done by one of Those a n im a ls sw am p. J u s t re c e n tly h e gave $58,-
a horse-pow er. U n fo rtu n a te ly th e 000 to B acone college. M uskogee, O k
k ilo w a tt-h o u r does not v isu a liz e fo r lah o m a, to be used in b u ild in g th e
u s such a co n crete p ic tu re of pow er, Sam uel R ic h a rd
M em orial
h a ll,
b u t w hen we co n sid er th a t a k ilo nam ed in m em ory of h is son, w ho
w a tt-h o u r is one an d o n e -th ird h o rse died w h ile a tte n d in g B acone.
pow er. it w ill b rin g b efo re u s a m en
ta l p ic tu re of jw hat we a re b u y in g .
Batter Scotch
“ T he h orse-pow er is defined as th e
Tw o cu p s o f s u g a r, n u ts if d e
am o u n t of w ork w h ich is done in
liftin g a w eig h t of 331(T00 p ounds sired . tw o ta b lesp o o n s o f w a te r. ^4
P u t a ll to g e th e r in to
th ro u g h a d ista n c e of one foot in one ' cup b u tte r .
m in u te. T h e k ilo w a tt is. th e re fo re , j sau cep an a n d cook, w ith o u t s tir r in g
th e am o u n t of w ork done in lif tin g for a b o u t fifteen m in u te s o r u n til a
a w eight of 44.000 p o u n d s th ro u g h ' little d ropped in to cold w a te r is h a rd
one foot in one m in u te, or th e w ork a n d b rittle . P o u r in to a w ell g reased
done in lif tin g 440 p o u n d s th ro u g h sh allo w tin a n d w hen n e a rly cold
a h e ig h t of 100 feet in one m in u te. m a rk off in to sq u ares. S h elled E n g
Now if we p u t th e k ilo w a tt to w ork lish w a ln u ts, alm o n d s o r p ecan s m ay
one h o u r, in ste a d of one m in u te , it be added to r th e b u tte r scotch Ju st
w ill have th e pow er to liTt 26,400 before it is tu rn e d in to th e co o lin g
pan.
pounds to a h e ig h t of 100 fe e t.”
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90 Million Pennies a Month
A c a p ta in of an A tla n tic lin e r w as
both ered by a w om an p assen g er w ho
N in e ty m illio n p e n n ie s a re b ein g
* was alw ay s in q u irin g a b o u t th e pos tu rn e d o u t of th e m in ts every m o n th
sib ility or seein g a w h ale. A dozen to m eet th e d em an d fo r "odd c e n t”
tim es a day she b eso u g h t him to sales cau sed by w a r tax es. T h is is
h av e h er called if one hove in sig h t. an a v e ra g e of th re e m illio n p en n ies
“ B ut. m ad am .” th e c a p ta in asked a day.
I t ta k e s b etw een 400 and
h e r r a th e r im p a tie n tly , a fte r long 500 m en an d w om en ju s t to c o u n t
su fferin g in silence, “ w hy a re you th e p en n ies an d p u t them in p a c k
so eager to see a w h a le ? ”
ag es fo r d is trib u tio n .
H ow ever,
"C a p ta in ,” she a n sw ered , “ m y de th ey a re n o t th e o n ly on es w ho a re
sire in life is to see a w h ale b lu b b er. c o u n tin g p en n ies th e se dayB w h ile
I t m ust be very im p ressiv e to w atch h a v in g to spend d o llars.
such an enorm ous c r e a tu r e c ry .” —
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H a rp e r’s M agazine.
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P e rfe c tly c le a r coffee w ill reno-
j v a te b lack silk nicely. A pply it to
A telep h o n e pole n ev er h its an a u th e rig h t side of th e silk , w h ich
to except in self-defense. — Toledo should be iro n ed on th e w ro n g side
B lade
w hen h a lf dry.
Hand and Power
SPRAYERS
The Hardie Line
No rubber or leather gaskets
or bushings, valves are large
brass balls, which spray will
not eat out.
All working
parts are heavy cast brass.
The Hardie pump will dis
charge a given volume of
liquid under a given pressure
w ith less labor than any spray
er made. Upkeep very light.
Full line of fittings, hose, noz
zles, guns, rods, and supplies.
Sprays of all kinds now on
hand.
Larkm-Prince Hdwe. Co.
We Cheerfully Shew Our Goods
t h in g s t h a t h a v e n 't b e e n done
b e fo re ,
A re th e t a s k s w o r th w h ile to d a y .
A xe y o u o n e o f th e flock t h a t fo ll
ow . o r
A r e y o u o n e t h a t a h a li le a d t h e w a y ?
A re y o u o n e o f th e tim id eoule t h a t
q u a il
A t th e je e r e o f a d o u b tin g c re w .
O r d a r e y o u . w h e th e r y o u w in o r fa ll
S tr ik e o u t fo r a g o a l t h a t 'e n e w ? ”
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"T he
N O V EL
WAY8
WITH
FRUITS.
W hen oranges, g rap efru it, kum quats
and lem ons a re plentiful in th e m ar
ket. we .like to
use them in o th er
ways, even if we
enjoy them best
as fresh fru it.
Florida Oranga
Sticks. — Cream
one-quarter of a
cupful of b u tte r;
add th ree-q u arters o f a cupful of su
g ar and beat until smooth. T hen add
tw o egg yolks, one-q u arter of a cupful
o f orange Juice and th e g rated rin d of
one-half an orange.
Mix and sift
th ree-q u arters of a cupful o f flour,
one-q u arter of a cupful of corn starch
and tw o teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der. Add to tbe first m ixture, and
when well blended fold in the well-
beaten w hites of tw o eggs. (Jrease
a shallow pan. sprinkle ¿vlth powdered
su g ar and one cupful of finely-
chopped w alnut m eats. Pour in the
cake b a tte r and b ak e in a m oderate
oven 25 m inutes. Rem ove from the
pan. cut in h a lf crossw ise and put to
g eth er w ith orange filling; cover with
orange icing and cut in n arro w strips
fo r serving.
Oranga Filling.—C ream to gether one
tablespoonful of b u tte r and th ree ta
blespoonfuls of pow dered sugar. Mix
tw o tablespoonfuls of flour, one-third
of a cupful of su gar, one egg yolk
u n til sm ooth. Add o n e-quarter of a
cupful of orange Juice, one teaspoon
ful of lemon juice, one teaspoonful of
g rated orange peel, one teaspoonful
of lemon Juice.
Cook over hot w a
ter, stirrin g Constantly until th e mix
tu re thickens. Add the b a tte r mix
tu re and cool before spreading.
Oranga Icing. —Mix tb e g rated find
of one orange w ith one teaspoonful of
lemon Juice, one tablespoonful of or
ange Julae and one egg yolk. B eat In
eonfectioner’s su gar until th e m ixture
IS stiff enough to spread. T his will
ta k e about one and o n e -h a lf, cupfuls
o f sugar.
Spring Store News
Our new spring merchandise is now coming in, the patterns are beautiful and qualities are of
pre-war times.
Beautiful ginghams in 27 and 32 inch widths.
A full new line white goods from the sheerest batiste to heavy suitings.
New all wool Batistes and Serge, also Tricolettes in all the wanted colon.
New Silks
Pongees
We have written much in times past of the high
standard of our silk department and the new ar
rivals of Satin, Crepe-de-Chine, Messalines and
36 inch Jap silks present a showing of which we
are justly proud. Come in and see them.
We have on hand about eight different qualities
of this splendid fabric of many uses, every yard
of which is government inspected. All 32 to 33
inch wide and in weights from 12 to 22-Momies.
Special priced from
- ________ $ 1 . 1 9 to $ 8 .9 8 _____________
M iller M ercantile Co.
“ GOOD G O O D S ”
Newbeeg, Oregon
Newberg, Oregon
Ginger Cookies
Lesson from Elephant
Both Animal and Bird
Mix to g e th e r h a lf cu p of b u tte r
a n d h a lf cup of lard . D issolve te a
sp o o n fu l soda in tab lesp o o n fu l b o il
in g w a te r, s tir it in to one c u p of mo
lasses a n d tu rn it over th e b u tte r
a n d lard . Add one teasp o o n fu l c in
n am on a n d one tab lesp o o n fu l g in g e r
a n d m ix w ell.
D issolve one cup
b ro w n s u g a r in cu p of s tro n g b o ilin g
coffee a n d po u r in to th e m ix tu re .
Add en o u g h flour to
m ak e
soft
d o u g h , ro ll r a th e r th ic k , c u t in de
sire d sh ap e and b ak e in q u ick oven
a b o u t 15 m in u te s.
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T o keep w h ite silk o r sa tin w h ite
w hen la u n d e rin g , place a teasp o o n
ful of v in e g a r in th e last rin sin g
w a te r a n d th e silk w ill rem ain w hite.
T h e v in e g a r k ills all a lk a li th a t
m ig h t be in th e soap used.
T h is
n e v e r falls.
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A circu s m an says an e le p h a n t Is
a lw a y s c a re fu l w here it steps.
It
goes fo rw ard one step a t a tim e and
d o e sn 't lose ltB hold upon one place
of se c u rity u n til a n o th e r Is gained.
If m any of o u r bu sin ess m en had a c
q u ire d th is e le p h a n t philosophy and
h ad follow ed It th e y w o u ld n ’t be
h a n g in g over fin an cial precipices
now. says F o rb e s’ M agazine.
If one goes a b o u t th in k in g th e
w orld is filled w ith cro o k s and
sch em ers, th e w orld is filled w ith |
cro o k s and schem ers. On th e o th e r
h an d . If one believes th a t th e w orld j
Is filled w ith fine, n e ig h b o rly , h e lp -j
ful. k in d ly folks, one finds people of
th a t class In th e g re a t m a jo rity .
T h e p la ty p u s, a c r e a tu re I n h a b it
in g th e riv e r b a n k s of A u s tra lia a n d
T a sm a n ia , is one o f th e s tra n g e s t
a n im a ls k n o w n . I t resem bles b o th
a n a n im a l a n d a bird in th a t its body
a n d ta il a re lik e th o se of a b eaver,
w h ile Its w eb feet an d bill rem in d
one o f a duck. I t h a s te e th fo r c h e w
in g its food, b u t it h a s no e x te rn a l
e a r, a lth o u g h its h e a rin g Is acu te.
It la y s eggs lik e a tu r tle , an d sd c k le s
Its young. A specim en of th e a n i
m al h a s been placed on e x h ib itio n
in th e n a tio n a l m useum at W a s h
in g to n .
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T he a v e ra g e person w ho lik es to
go to a fo rtu n e te lle r to h av e his
fu tu re rev ealed w o u ld n 't go a n y
w h ere n e a r th e seer If he th o u g h t
E x ch an g e w h a t you d o n ’t w a n t for th a t his p ast m ig h t be d escribed
w h at you do w a n t. A dvertise.
a c c u ra te ly .
The Best in Dentistry
I Use Nothing But the Best
of Materials
' H t t e * */VU*weiG.
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Cleaning Wallpaper
V ery s ta le bread is th e b est th in g
fo r th e p u rp o se w h ere p a p e r is very
d irty .
C u t a loaf In to slices and
lig h tly w ipe th e p a p e r w ith it all
o n e w ay, c le a n in g a b o u t a y a rd a t a
tim e. T a k e a new slice as th e old
one becom es d irty a n d be c a re fu l to
leave no m ark s. If g re a se -m a rk e d , try
a piece of clean b lo ttin g p a p e r and
a h o t Iron.
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A O rap h ic classified w ill sell it.
HOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING
N otice Is h e re b y given th a t the
u n d e rsig n e d , as E x e c u to rs of the
la st w ill an d te s ta m e n t of E lla C.
D u n can , deceased, have filed th e ir
final a c c o u n t w ith th e C ou n ty C ourt
of th e S ta te of O regon for Y am hill
C o u n ty an d th a t said c o u rt has fixed
M arch 4 th , 1922, a t 10 o'clock in
th e forenoon of said day a t th e C oun
ty C o u rt room a t th e co u rth o u se at
M cM innville, O regon, as th e tim e and
place fo r h e a rin g upon said final
acco u n t.
T h e re fo re, a ll p ersons In te re ste d in
said e s ta te a re h ereb y notified to a p
p e a r a t said tim e an d place an d show
cause. If a n y th e re be. w hy said final
acco u n t should not be approved and
allow ed and said e s ta te be se ttle d and
closed.
X. B DUNCAN.
. ELLIS W IN T E R S ..
E x e c u to rs of L ast W ill and T e s ta
m en t of E lla C. D un can , Deceased.
■ C. R. C h ap in , a tto rn e y .
V trm p u b Feb. 2nd
L ast pub. M atch 2nd.
I guarantee the plates I make to fit. By using the Green System of taking impressions it enables
me to get the adaptation or snetion to the lower plates.
1 use nothing but Trubyte Teeth with Gold Clad Soldered-In Pins.
The first thinv you notice
about a Trubyte Tooth i» the wonderful life-like “naturalness” of it. And another thing, the gold
pins eliminate oxidizing, therefore preventing the teeth from breaking off the plate.
I use D t . Tipper’s Granular Pink Rubber which adds very much to the appearance of the plate.
Special attention that 1 have given to High-Class Dentistry and the experience I have obtained
from my fourteen years of active practice enables me to give yon the best in dentistry, such a s:
Removable Bridge Work, Porcelain Jacket Crowns and Partial Plates with all the latest at
tachments. I use the Nerve Blocking System for eliminating pain.
In my office you will find the most modern electrical appliances known to the dental pro
fession. Trained dental nurse always in attendance.
NOTICE MY PRICES:
Boroelain Fillings
Hiver Filli
Cement
Cleaning Te
Extractions
Plates
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$1600
Crown«, Gold (Posterior) $7.00
Crowns, Gold and Porce
lain (Anterior)
$6.00
Bridge Work, per tooth - $7.00
Gold Fillings
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$1.00 up
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$1.00 mp
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Dr. C. A. Eldriedge
Dentist
Oifiees located over Lynn B. Ferguson’s Drug Store
PHONE BED 49 -
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NEWBERG, OREGON
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