orarffaTiQMO
ttCTgqccwMCioCTorawan ^
P rof and Mrs. Ernest Jackson
were out from Portland to spend
the week-end with the former’s
The Canadian Pacific Railway
sister, Mrs. C. N. Terrell, and a r e offering to purchasers of
family.
wheat and mixed farming lands
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hunt have in Alberta and Saskatchewan a
returned from Richmond, Cali­ plan to secure a home and farm
fornia, where they spent several for themselves easier and cheaper
Mrs. C. J. Hoskins was down
Arrival and bapartura of
weeks with their son whose home than renting or homesteading
from McMinnville over Sunday
Traina.
All o f the land is suitable for
is there.
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
grain
and mixed farming. It lies
TM whi
Senator and Mrs. J. L. Hos­
E. Lapp on Saturday, March 1,
kins are home from Salem and close to railways, towns, and,
6:46 A. M.
9:10 A. M. a daughter. ' ' 1 '
are renewing acquaintance with g o o d schools. There is good
8:46 A. M.
11:05 A. M.
Catering to the woman who
Mrs.
R
oy
Wassum
is
down
the Jersey cows and Black Min water a n d abundant rainfall.
1:10 P. M.
5:27 P. M.
demands, in addition to
from Salem visiting her mother, orca chickens.
Markets are good and taxes
4:07 P. M.
7:10 P. M.
very low. The soil is a rich black
Mrs. T* C. Comic.
style, f o o t w e a r which is
John Elliott and Ross Miles
Lynn B. Ferguson is driving a
Born to Prof, and Mrs. Russell came down from Salem Friday loam and is covered with a
PERFECT FITTING and
new Ford machine.
W. Lewis on Sunday, March 9, in the Elliott machine remaining heavy growth o f native grass.
splendid for wear, we are handling exclusively
Crops are sure and there is no
Jasper Bales visited relatives a daughter, Marjorie Eunice.
with their numerous friends un­
better
stock
or
dairy
country.
in Portland Sunday.
the high grade footwear made by U T Z Sc DUNN
Miss Gussie Crawford, o f Day- til Sunday evening.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Joe Cook and his new bride at* ton, was the guest o f Miss Jessie
CO ., of Rochester, N. Y . These snoes have set a
Enos Ellis, carrier on rural
The Company offer these lands
tended church services in New. Britt the latter part o f the week. route 3, was taken seriously ill
high standard for thirty years and more, both for
to actual settlers from $11.00 to
berg last Sunday.
* Miss Minnie Ehret visited in one day last week while on thi
$25.00 per acre on twenty years
style and reliability. They are made from care­
Mrs. A. B. Wilmot is up from Portland Saturday and Sunday route and was taken to his home time,one-twentieth cash and nine­
fully selected stock and will hold shape under
Portland visiting her sister, Mrs. with her friend. Miss Josephine by F. E. Vestal, but be is so far teen equal annual payments with
Noyes.
J. W. Barcroft, Jr.
improved thatrhe is able to be the interest at 6 percent. Pur­
most severe wear. The styles are exclusive and
Special service Sunday night at up.
Mrs. Myrtle Gause and Mrs.
chasers can pay in full at any
the fitting qualities are nowhere excelled.
E. A. Newby visited friends in the Baptist church in honor of
Mrs R. B. McEwen and twin time.
David Livingston. All are cor­ sons left Sunday for their home
Portland Saturday.
To purchasers who make pay­
A ll of the season’s new models n ow on sale at
dially
invited.
near Athena. They spent t h e ment o f one-t wentitth on 160
Cap. B. F. Pike sold his single
Mrs. Henry Ehret visited the winter here with her parents, acres or more and have sufficient
seat Ford auto and has a new
last
o f the week with her broth­ Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goff, to stock and implements to crop a
four passenger machine of the
er, F. E. Vestal and wife, onChe- spare the babies the dangers o f a part o f the land and make their
same make.
cold winter.
home there, the Company will
Thomas Badger, o f Ashland, halem mountain
R. P. Loomis, o f M a l d e n ,
Newberg W. C. T. U. will hold loan for the purpose of erecting
was in Newberg the first o f the
week visiting his sister, Mrs. Washington, has taken a posi a joint memorial meeting for house, barn, fences, putting down
tion as assistant cashier in the Frances E. Willard and Neal well and cropping the land the
Wm. Slater.
Dow, March 28 at the BaptiBt sum of tw o thousand dollars, or
Ed Mueller, the tailor, spent First National Bank.
church
at 8 p. m. All are cor­ less on twenty years time at 6 s a n d combined. Many other greenbacks.
F. L : Harford^ who was here
Sunday at his home in Oregon
After April the 1st the Railway
City, returning to business Mon­ from Corvallis last Saturday, dially invited. Free-will offering percent, without any additional towns and cities, from one to ten
security. They will also under thousand, have come into exis­ Company will send personally
called at the Graphic office to will be taken.
day morning.
certain
conditions advance $1,- tence. The natural resources o f conducted excursions from Port­
Arthur and Eliza Dann, the
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts get a smell ot printer’s ink.
land to Alberta. They furnish
Pres. Pennington went to Mc­ English Friends, who were very 000 for stock. The stock loan, the country are great. Coal is
who spent the winter in Nebraska
however, is due in one year and one o f its chief assets, natural you with low rates and finer con­
and Iow a visiting with relatives, Minnville Saturday to give an greatly appreciated,-»closed their
gas, oil, copper, lumber, all kinds veyances to inspect t h e land
address at an educational rally services at Friends church Wed bears 8 percent.
are home again.
They will permit the purchaser of c 1 a y products, brick, tile, without any obligation on your
nesday night with a good at
Saturday o f this week will be held in the Masonville school.
to do the work o f building, fenc­ cement, make for a rich a n d part. Write at once for any fur­
On account o f the oratorical tendance, and left for Seattle the
the last day tor paying taxes
ther information or particulars
ing, cropping and other work prosperous country.
with the three per cent off for contest there will be no meeting next morning.
for himself, or so much of it as
Markets for all their products that you want.
Mr. and Mrs. Wassam and lit­
o f United Artisians on Friday
paying up in lull.
W. G. Ide.
he can do, „and thus secure in are being rapidly extended, and
tle
daughter,-Fay,
came
down
night.
Marie
K.
Evans,
Sec.
Mrs. Peter Bashaw came up
wages the greater part o f the there is no place on the conti­ I will be at Imperial Hotel Fri­
The two-year-old child o f Mr. f r o m Salem by auto Sunday loan they have made him, or nent where the opening o f the day and Saturday, the 14th and
from Portland Friday to visit
her son, Arthur, and daughter, and Mrs. W. E. Purdy was taken afternoon. Mrs. Wassam and they will do the work themselves Panama canal means more. A 15th insts.
to Portland and operated on for little daughter will remain for a at the actual cost o f material farm here will make any man in­
Mrs. Jesse Smith.
short visit with relatives and
Annual Meeting Newberg Ap-
Rev. George C. Ritchey an­ hernia Tuesday by Dr. John S.
dependent in ten years or less.
and labor.
friends.
Mr.
Wassam
returned
plegrowert* Ui
nounces the opening ot revival Rankin.
Think this over carefully, $50
H O W T H E PLA N W O R K S FO R YOU
home
Monday
morning,
accom­
Mrs. E. J. Hoots, who came up
services for March 14 at the
You purchase 160 acres o f land to $75 an acre is not to o much
Tbe adjourned meeting o f Ncw-
from Oregon City the first of the panied by his father, B. A. Was­ at $18.00 per acre, a fair aver­ to value these farms in ten years.
Christian tabernacle.
ber£ Applegrowers’ Union will
sam.
age price. 1 6 0 times $18.00 They will show good interest on be held in the Commercial Club
G. C. Stretch is now at Merced, week to look after the paying of
D.
E.
W
ay
and
wife,
Walters
her
taxes,
made
her
annual
visit
equals
$2880, divided by one- those values right now if prop­ rooms Saturday, March 15, at
California, where he has bought
Grove,
Minnesota,
who
have
for
to
the
Graphic
office
Tuesday.
twentieth equals $144.00, your erly managed. Thousands o f 2 o ’clock, when directors will be
a small place. Mrs. Stretch is
The High School boys will the past three months occupied f i r s t payment. Within s i x others are living there and pros­ elected and other business o f the
arranging to join him there, and
the boys will follow a little later. play the Corvallis High team a rpoms at the Bass residence, have months from date o f purchase pering. Why not von?
Annual Meeting transacted. W.
This may be vour last oppor S. Allen has promised us one of
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lawrence game ot basket ball' on the home lately moved to Mrs. Olmstead’s you agree to move on the land
went down to Portland Sunday floor on Saturday night. A big property on 9th a n d Pacific and the Company will then ad­ tunity to get rich, new fertile j ¡¡¡a‘ v™" practical talks on a
streets which he has recently vance you the necessary money lands at prices and terms that
to meet the former’s mother, game is anticipated^
timely topic, and others will take
purchased.
Mr. Way is a retired to make the improvements and nearly any man can take. The
A man and lady by the name
Mrs. S. V. Lawrence, o f Forest
part in program.
Grove, who will visit here for o f Myers were out from Port­ farmer of Minnesota and a war allow you to do your own work dread of a new move and th e!
* J. D. Gordon, Pres,
for yourself if you wish. You can fear of possible failure has kept i
some time.
land Saturday looking over the veteran.
J. H. Rees, Sec’y.
Mrs. Gilbert N. Beaumont and readily see that the Company’s many a man from grasping an
E. A. Newby and family were W. R. Oliver farm, north of town
daughter, Eloise, arrived in Port­ interest in your welfare is just opportunity that would have, W. T. Macy and family drove
down from Salem Sunday. Mrs. with a view o f buying.
N. R. Oliver, who had a public land Saturday on the steamer beginning at this point. Y o u made him independent. Remem- down from McMinnville l a s t
Newby and son, Bernard, will
gets Sunday afternoon in their auto.
remain until after the State Ora­ sale of his household effects last Elder from Los Angeles, Cali­ must succeed in order for them ber, gumption a n d grit
torical contest and visit at the week, left Tuesday with Mrs. fornia. The family have been to secure a fair return on the in­
Gause home.
Oliver and their son, for their south since June, the climate vestment. but their faith in the
future success of the country and
Cards have been received at new home in Calgary, Canada. proving o f great benefit to Mrs.
ND CAKE
settlers is such that they have MAD A
this office announcing the arriv­
Through the White & Co. real Beaumont’s health. They a r e
appropriated hundreds of thou­
al o f a daughter, Miss Roberto, estate agency, Rev. J. D. Cook visiting this week with her
sands o f dollars to earn-out this
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and son, Joe Cook, have bought mother, Mrs. Emma Bell.
plan knowing that you will re­
Roy H. Mills, o f Salem. C. K. an improved farm of sixty acres
The choirs o f the Presbyterian
ceive splendid returns in future
Spaulding will now have to as­ at Airlie, Polk County. Joei9to and Friends churches have joined
years by increased tonnage.
sume the handle o f grand dad run the farm.
in an effort to give an Easter
SUCCESS IS YOUNG
for the first time.
Mrs. Albert T. H i 1 1 ot La song service under the direction
Success under these conditions
L. M. Carey and son, Clvde, Grande, who has been visiting o f Miss Britt and Mrs. C. B. is certain. Western Canada, like
who have been batching for sev­ relatives in Portland and Salem, Wilson, the respective c h o i r all farming countries, have their
eral months, owing to the ab­ came Wednesday to spend a few leaders. The service will lie giv­ good and bad years, but there
sence o f Mrs. Carey who has been days with her brother, Dr. Price, en in the Friends church Sunday has never been a year when hay
evening, March 23. Further an­
in Indiana assisting in the care and the Parker families.,
and grass was noj plentiful and
o f her aged mother, are expect­ The date set for the State En­ nouncement will be made next when they could not raise plenty
ing a happy reunion the latter campment o f the Grand Army of week.
ot feed and vegetables ot all
It N eeds
part of next week when she will the Republic which will be held
There has been general rejoic­ kinds. The prices of live stock,
arrive home. .
in Newberg this year is June 17- ing in Newberg during the week including poultry, and of dairy
N o O ther E v id e n ce
Rev. George C. Ritchey has re­ 18-lf). This will be the second on account o f news received that products are always high and
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I .iVr.
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cently received a call to the pas­ visit o f the “ old boys” to New­ Judge Kelley had dissolved the will be for years, because of the
than the fact that our mills
torate o f t h e First Christian berg and they will be given a injunction held against the New- large number of new people com­
church at Boise, Idaho. This warm welcome.
have been running 99% of
b e r g bridge project. Rumors ing each year, and the diminish­
church has a seating capacity ot
B. F. Heviland received word have been afloat that the parties ing of the large herds of cattle
every 24-hour' working day
1200 and pays a salary o f $6000. Wednesday o f the death o f his who are opposing the building because of this settlement. The
in the year and a half since
However, Mr. Ritchey believes brother, Charles, who was a res­ ot the bridge over the Willamette land is all new and fertile and
their opening to prove that
his duty to be in service here and ident o f Newberg several years were going to carry the case to produces entirely different results
will remain with his flock in ago. He had been staying in the a higher court, but the state­ than farming old and worn out
Newberg.
lands. There the farmer gets
Soldiers Home at Roseburg but ment has not been verified.
the
real cream of the land for
Pres. Levi T. Pennington, Prof, came up to Portland foe a visit
The Chas. K. Spaulding Log­
himself.
with
his
sister
where
he
died
sud­
and Mrs. Herbert York, Prof,
ging Co. finally g ot a lease on
( Ha* fria Eaattra lari Whtat ari W at«« Salt W hat)
and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and the denly. He had been dead about the Newberg Brick & Tile Co.’s
GROWTH OF TH E COUNTRY
Misses Ola Mills, Lucy Mills, three hours when found.!
plant and work was resumed at
The growth of the country is
has found an appreciative
Mrs. J. C. Hollingsworth and the f a c t o r y th is , Thursday, the marvel o f the American con­
Della Pearson, Jennie Deborde,
response from the careful
Olive Ramsey, Louise Hodgin, daughter, Corinne, formerly of morning. C. C. Cady who has tinent. T e n years ago there
housewives of the West.
Ester Ellis, lone Ellis, Pauline Newberg, who have spent the had charge of the plant for sev­ were few people living there, now
Myers and Sibyl Woodward, of past few months in Kansas and eral years has been retained as Alberta alone has nearly half a
M anufactured br
Newberg, and Ina Wallen and Texas, arrived in Portland last manager. Several m en w ere million people, and they are a
Alta Gumm, o f Springbrook, rep­ Friday where they will make thrown out o f employment when contented people. Great cities
F is h e r F l o u r in g M il l s C o .
•• A n w ric a * Finaat F lo u r in » M i ll . "
resented the Friends church at their home with the former’s the plant was closed down on have sprung up like magic. Cal­
S E A T T L E , U. S. A.
the state Christian Endeavor brother, F. N. Loomis. They account o f financial difficulties gary and Edmonton are each
are
expected
out
to
Newberg
convention at Portland the last
a*
~ '
'
For Sal* by AH Doalora
and it is pleasing to know that over 60,000 people. Ten years
of the week.
( soon to visit with friends.'
work has started up again.
ago they were less than ten tnou-
Locals and Personals
$3.50 and $4.00
The Miller Mercantile Co.
wimournBiAKH
AMI
F isher ’ s B lend F lour
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