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N E W B E R O Q R A P H IC . Thomas Prince is expected to return soon from Boston. H. B. Powell made a business trip to Portland Saturday. Mrs. Alford expects to spend a few days in LaFayette this week. Mrs. Ancs Martin, o f Portland, is the guest o f Mrs. 9. M. Cros by. An out o f town man is our The prune crop in the Red authority for the statement that Hills promises to be the largest work will begin on the electric line to Newberg in a very few Mrs. Gilmore, of Portland, j s a days. Our friend should re guest o f her daughter, Mrs. A.D. member however that "all signs McEwan. Tail in dry weather” and this has The Dundee Orchard and Pack been an arid season in the valley ing Company is installing a new o f the Willamette. pumping plant IU C O llC I v v w u L U X ic s p u iiu c u w Fred Parrott was a Sunday o f the Hillsboro Independent says visitor at the home o f his broth Jack Hera is very much interested er, Charley Parrott. „ in a mineral spring he has located Rev. Joseph K notts and wile on his farm, a statement which are visiting gplatives in Seattle will be taken with some degree and attending the A. Y. P. o f doubt by those who know the Dr. and Mrs. H. P. McOornack, distaste Jack has for anything as o f Eugene, have been visiting mild as mineral water. their son, El win McCornack. M r* Roe Robison is spending If anyone has any doubts about English walnuts m aking a a few days With her mother, good grow th and bearing well in Mrs. Lottie Decker, of Newberg. Orville Livengood has recently Oregon, it is a good time now ‘t o visit the Thomas Prince wal been appointed one o f the news nut groves, at Dundee for con agents on the Dallas-Portland vincing proof. His trees are branch of the Southern Pacific. loaded with walnuts o f good Henry Parrott, father o f Sam saw, and the only discouraging uel Parrott, died Sunday morn feature t o be discovered is some ing. The funeral was held Tues evidence of blight, the same that day at the old home on Parrott has been p oolin g the California Mountain. growers for years. Mrs. K. D. Bailey is in receipt o f the wedding announcement o f her sister, Miss Ella Dalton, formerly one of Dundee’s popular The ladies aid meets Thursday young ladies. at the home o f Mrs. Yergen. The Lutherans of the com The picnic was attended by a munity have made arrangements large crowd and all had a delight to hold services every third Sun- ful tíme. day in Groth Hall Last Sun- day’s meeting was well attended. The new barn on Mr. Leach’ s tract o f land vis under speedy Mrs. L. J. Eddons went to headway. Springbrook M onday where she Frank Nelson gave his thresh and Mr. Eddons are putting their ing outfit s trial Tuesday and recently purchased farm-home in found it very satisfactory. shape for occupancy in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Calkins gave a lawn social Wednesday Elder F. A. Detamore, of P ort evening, AugustL Preparations land, was the guest o f Roe were made fora large crowd and Robison M onday. Elder Deta a good time and they certainly more is touring the country in had both. the interest o f the Laurelwood «JL XK Gordon, P i m . A. Nelson, Vies Près. Our Resources ; Our Policy ktrons tba fullest accomn ability permit, and in all i to ax«edM the same puis DIRECTORS: J. D. Gonion, A. Nelson, A . R. Mills, J. M. Crawford, Bernhard Groth, Charles Larkin, Lynn B. Ferguson, Thomas Prince and N. C. Christenson, Academy near Gaston. Prof. J. P. Powell has the Osier theory smashed to atom s. He is in his seventy-eighth year and yet is as active as a boy. His garden is always the best in the hills—plenty of it too, as the neighbors can testify from his generous samples. The Profess or ia also establishing a reputa tion as an expert trapper. So far this season his record is, one weasel, one polecat, tw o skunks, three gophers, sixty-six ground squirrels, and one felis domestic*. Fortunately for the latter she has eight more lives; but Mr. Powell will probably catch her eight more times, and, count her every time. If every farmer would do as much as the Pro fessor tow ard the extinction of the ground squirrel the Red Hills would soon be rid o f this pest. Boys send in your season's record and beat his if you can. Frank and Nellie M oore were greeting old friends at the church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miles, o f Oskalosa, Iow a, are expected home soon. Miss Eleanor L ow e visited at the home o f Miss Elma Paulsen during last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tompson, of In diana, conducted the meeting at the church Sunday. Wm. Ramsey, o f Centralia, W ashington, a great uncle o f Mrs. Chas. Shires made them a visit one day last week. Mrs. W. R. Carter and sons, Harr old and Paul visited her father, Mr. Whitacre near Inde pendence Saturday and Sunday last. - Mrs. Will Lawrence and Httle Evylin, o f Portland, and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler, erf Yamhill, were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wills Sunday. Prosperity follow s the plow and generally a dew m ortgage follow s prosperity. • small ham, but food »win# m a a lot tarmac time. Every time your machine ia id the delay coats you mousy. Tuna is eat aaason is always valuable, and so ass aaa exnumely precious on account of the onditioo of weathsr or (min. Bo sura yew use the M twina,— P L Y M O U T H TW IN E . Than you will be sols from the annoyance«, delays, expanses, which ordinary twins cause«. Plymouth Twina works perfectly in every machine. 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Postal brings premium catalogue and new cash prise offers. Address t hccau ce„ And would be pleased to have their friends and patrons call and see them. Nothing Better or Cheaper on the market ■ b M i . m a , am n n James H. Müls COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, AUG UST 5TH 2:30 AND 7130 P. M. AND C O N TIN U IN G EVERY A FTER N O O N AND EVEN IN G U N T IL HIS E N TIR E S T O C K OF HIGH GRADÉ JEW ELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC., IS EN TIR ELY S O LD O U T. Don’t Miss This Opportunity Consist« o f Fine Diamonds, Watch—, Solid Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated ware, Cut Glass, Clocks and Fine Art China. Yon all know the high class goods carried in this store. Nothing O f securing High Grade Goods at your own prices. Remember you have the privilege o f selecting any article in the store and starting it at your own vah»* ation. Our usual guarantee, which him established our reputation in the past 4 yean* will prevail at Hus sale. This will be an unusual opportunity for anyone to buy goods which are warranted at their own price. ' Notice to the Ladies • So many of my goods are for tike selec- tion o f tile ladies, that the sale will be con* ducted as a High Class Ladies Auction. There wiO be chairs provided for the com fort o f the ladies. Don’t Forget the Date and Hours of Sale, Thursday, August 5th, 1909, at 2130 and 7:30 P. M. Tw o Sales Each Day H. MILLS, N E X T DOOR T O
