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/ TH K N RW B E R G G R AP H IC =S *UJ. W . JfoHingsworth dt $on IMPORTANT FRUIT GROWERS’ MEETING A fruitgrowers’ meeting o f un usual interest will be held at Springbrook on Friday o f next week, when Prof F. R. Brown and Prof. H. S. Jackson from the Agriculture College will be the 'eading speakers. Prof. Brown will discuss frost prevention with special reference to prunes and strawberries, and 7 j À9 Ÿf/ast Tffoolomty Cqmippoel will show us some o f the practi cal results o f orchard heating where it has been tried. Our im 3/amkitt County heavy losses from frost last year Call's anstoorotl prom ptly tlay or niyAt. tPhono li/àito 2 5 should lead to a thorough study of the subject. Prof. Jackson will tell about brown rot and its prevention. January 14th. Ten members, DUNDEE While the prune grower must three visitors and five honararvs take an interest in this question, Notice! The next meeting of were present. A very good meet it confronts the peach grower the neighborhood Circle will be ing was reported. It being the and cherry grower as well. held at the City Hall on Thurs- Programme on narcotics, a num- Prof. Jackson is well informed ber of the laws on tobacco were day, February fifth, at 2:15 p.m. on fungus diseases and their pre All ladies of Dundee and vicinity read and other interesting papers vention and is a very pleasing are cordially invited to be pres ! on tobacco and liquor were read. and forceful speaker. 1 The union decided to have a ent. These gentlemen a r e wel l meeting at the school house next Last Thursday a business worthy o f a full house. We pay time o f meeting and have a pro meeting of the Neighborhood gramme on Francis Willard's our taxes to support the splendid Circle was held at the home of memorial. Of course a sump institution they represent and Mrs. Hillsinger. Plans were tuous repast was served to the now it is up to the growers to discussed for the social and enter ladies during the social hour as come out and profit by the infor tainment which will be given at the hostess is noted for serving mation they bring to us. Groth Hall on February twenty- This meeting is not for Spring- especially nice refreshments to first. Further particulars con brook alone but for the interested the ladies of the union. cerning the program will be an public at large. Don’ t forget, Mrs. L. R. Ralston has been nounced later. P r e l i m i n a r y Friday, February 6, 1:30 p. m., quite sick but is improving now, steps were also taken toward at Springbrook Auditorium. A. J. Palmer sold his ten-acre the May Festival. J. H. Rees, Pres. tract last Thursday to Mr. and Frank Keyes made a business Mrs. Francis Holt, of Oregon trip to Salem last week. PROGRAM OF INSTITUTE City. They will take possession L. J. Eddens and Everest in the near future. Fraxee have purchased the Prince A. W. C. T. U. Institute will be property extending west from held at Dundee Friday, January REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS the Eddens home to the county 30. An interesting program has road. Wm Andrews & w f to I B and been prepared as follows: Henry Edwards and family Etta May Huntington 1% ac 10:00—Devotional Service........ recently moved into the Asa and right o f way in D D Deskins ........................ Mrs. C. Bartlett Morse' house southwest of John d 1 c tp 3 s r 2 w $2500. 10:20—“ The Moral Laws o f Ore Herring’s. W H. Bailey & w f to E L Per gon” .............. Mrs. J. W. Baker Mrs. Joe Roberts and daugh kins 10 ac in neVi of neVi sec 20 10:40—“ Relation of our depart ment work to Prohibition” .... ter, Ruth, o f Woodburn, were tp 3 s r 5 w $600. Mariah Blake et vir to Pau ............ Miss Edith M. Minchin week-end guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Fundman lots 1, 2, 3 blk 11 Keyes. Mrs. J. jannsen and —Music. •*» Merle Jannsen are guests at the Fairview addition to Willamina 11:05—“ Mercy work” ............... $3000. ..................Mrs. Rhoda A. Pool Keyes home. C A Cavell to Thos M and Ada 11:25—Parliamentary drill....... Miss Mabel Allen, o f Newberg, ................Mrs. Mary D. Russel is visiting at the home o f her, ® Woodruff lots 1, 2, 3 blk 3 o 12:00—Noontide prayer. uncle, L. J. Eddens. CavelPs addition Newberg $400. —Lunch. The Patron-Teachers Society L :N H Comer & wl to Jame, M , ,, . . _____ . - „ . Comer all undivided interest in 1:15—Devotional service......... held an interesting meeting a t , tract ^ ..Hurlevs subd” $150 ..................... Mrs. M.J. Newlin the school house on Wednesday. _H .yS subd . * 15°- , . , . 1 Cehna Cummings et vir to C B 1:30—“ Reaching the voters” ... The annualI meet.ng of^ the C u m ota l 9, 10, 12. o f blk .............. Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer DunderFrui tGroweraanr^Iack; * 7 E dw ard', add Newberg $10. 1:50—“ S t a t e and National ers will be held at the packing, Adeha A Dickerman to Alva J plans” ...........Mrs. Mary Russel house on Saturday, January 31, and Cora M ’Dickerman 50x100 2:10—“ Financing th e c a m at 1:30 p.m. ft in City o f Newberg (J B Rogers paign” .............. Mrs. N. Kulper Miss Katherine Romig, of d i e ) $10. 2:3 0- “ The White Slave Traf Newberg, visited Mrs. Howard G W Keen & w f to Ray anc fic” ................. Mrs. Leona Hess Ainsworth last week. Belle Harpole 49.03 ac in Char 2:50—“ Our p o l i t i c a l affilia Mrs. W. J. Gordon went to les Johnson and Josiah Taylor tions” ............Mrs. L. P. Round Portland on Saturday. d I : tp 5 s r 4 w $2700. 3:10—“ Our official organs” ... Ira J Merrill & wf to Ada > ..................Mrs. M. Bowerman The interior of the City Hall —Music. has had another coat of paint Hickles t \*2 o f sw^4 sec 24 tp 2 s 3:25—Question box. and it will soon be possible to r 4 w (80 ac) $10. Margaret Slater et vir to Cle 3:45—Song and benediction. open up the library and reading ment V and Elma M Sheridan room. O/» blk 22 and cVs block 23 Hur NOTICE TO FRUIT GROWERS ley and Large’s addition New CHEHALE1 CENTER berg $100. Margaret Slater et vir to Cle Editor Graphic: H. A. Grafe and daughter Bes We desire that all growers who sie, from Gates, and Miss Gladys ment V and Elma M Sheridan expect to have any fruit to offer Rosser, of Gaston, were Sunday lots 2 and 5 blk 10 Everest addi the Newberg cannery this season, visitors at the home o f Mr. and tion and nVi lot 3 and s 10’ lot 4 to advise the secretary at once, blk 13 Hurley & Large’s addi Mrs. N. C. Johnson. the name, amount and variety of tion to Newberg $100. Mrs. Calvin Wells has been on Frank Thierer & w f to Thos the fruit. We must know at once the sick list. and Henrietta Day 67.81 ac and just what we will have to offer Mrs. Frank Christie is spend roadway in C H Burch d 1 c sec so th*e market can be arranged for at once. If you will call this ing some time at the home o f her 22 tp 5 s r 4 w $3254.88. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Clara A West to C F and Lena forcibly to the attention o f your A. J. Palmer continues to im V Groth lot 62 “ Dundee Orchard readers, I can assure you it will be very much appreciated and prove, the fractured limb being Homes” $1. result in much good. now incased in plaster paris. Chas J Winton & w fto Winton Yours very truly, E. J. Touring, a single man liv Timber Company various tracts • W. H. W oodworth, Sec. ing alone at his home on the o f land in Yamhill and other road just north of Cbehalem counties $1. Eunice W oolworth to E H Ney Center church, was found dead MARRIAGE LICENSES on the floor o f his home last Fri- J man et al n wVi sec 6 tp 4 s r 5 w dav. All the neighborhood was \ $2500. Irva Maxie Greene, age 18 to shocked and saddened to hear of . --------—-------- Neal G. Stroup, age 20. hi. untimely ending. He was a ! LIBRARY BILLS ALLOWED IN JAN. Catherine M. Hermans, age 18 good neighbor, quiet, unassum to Wm. A. Evers, age 23. 40.00 ing and well respected by all Librarian Christine Nielsen, legal to 4.60 who knew him. His sister, Mrs. Repair o f windows Christian Nielsen, legal. *• “ doors 2.40 Lindel, of Colorado, is on her 1.50 way here and will be present, Books House Moving. this, Thursday, to attend the Total $48.50 funeral services which will take I have fitted up with new out 1631 place at the Hollingsworth un Book loans for month fit and am ready to move or level dertaking parlors in Newberg. The Graphic and Semi-Weekly up wood buildings on short The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Journal combination for $2.00 notice. Will also handle heavy Emma Newhouse Wednesday, per year. machinery. F. C. Mills. U âo J toro »/ Q u a lity furniture Carpets and W ail Shaper fu n eral ^Directors and Cmbaimers BUSY TAIL OF A WHALE. FIVE YEARS* G R O W T H L$|«nd of tho Origin of the Idos of „the Serov. Propeller. Tbe followlug extraordinarily lnter- entliis xtury 1« priuted by the Marino Journal with tbe express stipulation that It catiunt guarantee Its authentici ty. but gives it for wbat it la wortb: “ 'Way back In tbe atout Dutcb bark Ornóte Maria. Captain Van dor Brueck, bound from Amsterdam to the East Indies, became dlamantled In try ing to round the Cape of Good Hope and. because of high sees.. was in s generally bad plight Just as things were looking particularly black an in vestigation of a terrific blow received by tbe veesel on her high, square atom revealed tbe fact that a large whale had crashed partly through the rear board« and bad got caught In tbe tim bera Fortunately water which was pouring Into the aft bold was prompt ly blowu out through tbe open hatch way by the struggling animal, and in eudeavorlng to release ltaelf tbe big mammal lashed tbe water with Its tall so violently that It propelled tbe bark ahead at seven knots an hour Into Cape Town harbor “It was In watching tbe mighty ef fect of the whale’s tail that tbe good captain conceived tbe idee of a acrew propeller, but neither the Dub-b mer chant« of Oat«* Town uor bis brother aklpiters of AniMterdum were «uffi- ciently interested in bis tale to unite witb Him in patenting tbe device.” A n increase o f 75 per cent in the past Five year» is the record o f the business o f this bank. The largest increase made by any other national bank in the county during the •ame period it 29 per ce n t A steady, uninterrupted growth indicates good service and satisfied customers. Those are the things we desire. If you are not al ready a customer o f this bank let this be your invitation to grow with a grow ing institution. 1 Resources $460,000 J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables W e please the most particular. Phone us a grocery order and see if our prompt service doesn’t surprise you. We want your trade oaoaow ow oaoaoaoaow oaoeoaoaoaoaoeoeoeoeoeoeoeow oeceoe JOHN G O W E R The East Side Greenhouses Fine Ferns, Beautiful Flowering Plants, Cyclamen, Primulas, Cinerarias, Calls Lilies, Heleotrope and many others. Hardy Perennial Plants in great variety. ; Don’ t forget that we are headquarters for ROSES. /▼ M w M w V w M w V w W w W W W W W W W W U V v rV U Lone Fir Dairy Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health. This is the kind we supply our customers. Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State Dairy a d Food Commissioner and has been highly com mended by that official. Give us a trial. Sohoolboy Aspiration. A schoolboy wrote the following en- 4ay on soap: ‘Soap 1 « a kind of staff made tu cake« wbat you can't eat. It Hiuell» good and tastes orfel Soap al ways tastes worse when you get It In your eye. Father says Ksktmose don’t net er Use soap i wtsb I was an Es- Kllliose!" P h on e R ed 66 Made Him Live Up te It. Oowutrod Never write letters, my boy. that you'll’ regret In after life. Iiewtell- ton s|ienk a« from expert enct-T IH>wnrrod I do. In early cor- res|siudence with tbe lady wbo Is now my wife 1 signed myself “ Your obedi ent servant." Unmasked. “ I was introduced to your wife to day. and she glared at me.” T can't account for th at" “1 can. A s'pose I’m your scapegoat, yon old fraud!” - Kaunas City Journal l United States National Bank THE KING IS KING. No “ Power Behind the Throne* In England, It la 8aid. it la ofteu asked wbo really Inspires the k lug's attitude upon current Ques tion* of tbe day and. more particular ly, who writes hi* speeches'r Tbe king takes. It la possible to state, the cioeeet interest In every lead ing question of the day. and. while be must of necessity take tbe advice of his responsible ministers, be baa views of his own that be dues not hesitate to pronounce whenever the occasion calls for it. while his speeches ba “roughs out” entirely by himself. This draft of what his majesty de sires to say Is then passed on to the officials of the private secretaries' of fice. wbo prepare the speech In set form and submit It to bis majesty in formal language. This he goes through moat carefully, and It often takes two or three rewritings before tbe king is thoroughly «atiafled witb it. It may be «aid at once, however, that no words uttered by the king are ap proved until they have passed bis most careful scrutiny It Is likewise posai ble to add that lit« majesty Is an ex tremely good Impromptu speaker and thaf some of bis most notable utter ance« bave been made without any prevtiMi« preparation of any kind.— Loudon «Jeutlewoman. . R. B. LYLE O u r B u ild in g M a t e r ia ls a r e th e B e s t ^ Our prices are right, and we shall be pleased to have you call and giv ua an opportunity to furnish you with anything you need in our line. New berg M f g. and Construction C o. 408 North Main St., Newberg, Oregon Hainfacturen of Dun, Windows, aid Otter BtiMiif Materials lo+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o♦c« Nice Residence Lots Close in but away from the dust The best natural drainage in town. Cement walks laid and streets graded. Building restrictions insure a good class o f residences. If you are interested your inspection is in vited. E. H. Woodward, M Job Printing Newberg, Oregon i Ths Graphic Office la fully equipped for doing an kinds of com mercial printing, including Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Booklets, Catalogues, and large posters, promptly. Get prices.
