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Claypool 50 ac in m M.
W ife.
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your eye on your wife,
M yrtle Owen* to
iO l ac Thos P 0 arena
to keep some other man
r 5 w $ l0 .
her—for wives 1
Pem Patton and w f to
having are not stealable.
You want a safe place to deposit your money, We want
D and Alice C Bower* 1
keep her contented, for
your account. We offer:
in sw% sec 6 1 2 4 w $2
will help fo u to keep cheer-
M
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Ollie J Purdy and hub
Safe and conservative management
Winters lot 6 and nVi 5
And to keep her cheerful—for|
A quarter century of continuous growth
New berg $1. .
that will keep her pretty.
Will B Pordy et al to J 0 S
T o keep her pretty is to help
Absolute security for your
yourself keep your eyes off other
Wilson swVi o f nw% sec 22 t J
Interest on sayings ax
women, a very necessary thing
r 6 w $ 1 .
Abundant resources
for a married man if he would be
Susie M Smith to Russell
Courteous treatment
Andrews and w f 4 ac in S Cosine happy.
d l c t 4 s r 4 w $3250.
in mind the girl you led
You cannot reasonably ask for mors. You should not be
John B Vineckt; Harvey T to the a lta r -fo r your wife is that
satisfied with less.
Fkishaoer and wt 35 by 133 ft
as good, just as lovable,
just as sincere, just as honest.
blk 5 Pairlawn subd $250.
J O S Wilson to OlKe J Purdv
Keep in mind also that you
lot 2 blk 1 2 Deskins 2nd add were ready to do almost any­
“O LDEST B A N K IN NEW BERG**
Newberg $1.
thing to get her—and so you are
L S Winters and w f to Gladys reminded that it ’s up to you to
M Purdy lot 6 and n% 5 blk 11 make some little sacrifice in order.
Newberg $1.
■ to keep her.
P a r lo r P h a rm a c y
Chas L Wood to Mrs C B
Just keep your eye on your
" Q U A L IT Y S T O R E ”
Lewis 6 Vi ac tract 3 Hobsons wife and do your share toward
Our clerks ar efficient, courte­
Fruit Land Subd $2000
making a success of your great­
ous and painstaking. Our aim
est business undertaking—the
ia to please our patrons at all
MARRIAGE LICENSES
business o f being a happy mar­
times, and our reward ia the
ried man.—Ex.
prestige we have won in this
Azelas M. Hastings, age 19 to
neighborhood. Let us serve
Claud C. Hayes, age 21.
Notice O f Annual School Most-
you
promptly and satisfactorily
Ester Waymire, age 18 to
Cyrus B. Norton, age 22.
E. W. Hodson, Pharmacist
Alta Mae VanOrsdol, age legal
N « w W Ommm
Notice is hereby given to the i\cm m w i s t 9 5
to Charles R. Newman, age legal voters of School District
legal.
No. 32, o f Yamhill County, State
Stella Cory, age 20 to Paul o f Oregon, that the annual
John Groth, age 22.
school meeting o f said district
Bessie Marie King, age 24 to will be held at school house to
John W Fox, age 20.
begin a t the hour of 8 o ’clock
C A LL
Irma Bell Matteson, age 20 to P.M. on the third Monday in
U. S. G. Matbeson, age 35.
June, being the 21st day o f June,
. M attie Elisabeth Clay, âge 20 1915. This meeting is called for
to Charles Wilbert Boley, age the purpose of electing one
Phone Black 28
Residence Blue 6
25.
director t o serve 3 years and one
Ina Marie Cole, age 20 to Ro­ clerk to serve 1 year, and vote
bert H. Jones, age 21.
on a 2 mill tax for teachers’ fond
United|itatea
Ployd Duncan, o f Warren, was
a Sunday visitor a t the home of
Robert Oddi left Monday for his nncle, J. T. Hess.
Mrs. Edna Stnart and little
Portland where he expects to
sons and Miss Lefa Egli, of
spend the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Astlefbrd are Forest Grove, were visitors with
over from Scotts Mills for a few, their uncle, Jno. Crater last
week.
days.
Mrs. Peterson, o f Portland,
Mrs. A. H. Dean and daugh­
is
staying with her daughter,
ter Dorothy are enjoying the
Mrs.
A. V. Hendrickson, who
Rose Festival in Portland as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank has very poor health.
Earl Paulsen goes Tuesday to
Paris w ho motored them in
Portland where he will visit rrla
Tuesday evening.
LESCO DARTS
The Ladies* Aid, o f Rex, met at tives before departing for Can­
(E xtracts f r o « ssnnoon of Chas. Lssoault
home o f Mrs. N. L. Wiley ada.
m sds by Forrest A lisa.)
Thursday last.
“ Friendship”
Mr. and Mrs. Collins and
I t ’s not so much what the
the theme o f the afternoon daughter, Miss Collins, o f Iow a; other fellow says about you that
and the apt quotations on the parents and sister of Mrs. D. A. hurts you as what you say about
subject and. after discussion was Honey; have been spending some mm. • • - * “ * 'fa
heartily enjoyed by all. The time with the Honey family.
Don’t w orry about the things
next meeting will be at the home They are going on to California. you can’t help and never w orry
of Mrs. Doree.
about the things you can help.
The Rex-Parrett Mountain
Protestantism has been a t a
WEST CHEHAIÜ
base ball team locked horns with
stand-still for the last five years.
the Dundee aggregation last
The safety o f nations lies not in
Mrs. J. N. Koontz, of Chehalis,
Sunday and were woefully beat­ Washington, is visiting her standing armies and mighty
en in a score o f 13 to 0.
navies bat in faith in Jesus Christ.
daughter, Mrs. J. U. Smith.
Mrs. G. L . Steinau and chil­
The yonng people are invited The God who dratted the locusts
dren, of Portland, accompanied to have their next meeting, June and frogs to protect his children
by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bledsoe, o f 18, a t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. would use the elements to-day to
Oklahoma, spent Wednesday E. G. Feudal!.
protect his people if they would
stand four-square tor him.
last a t the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
George Nash and family, from
Jesus Christ can satisfy all the
A . H. Dean. Mr. and Mrs.* Bled­
Rockfield, were guests, a part o f
soe left Oklahoma in March,
longings of the human heart.
last week, o f bis sister, Mrs. G.
have visited the Exposition and W. Worden.
Fretting and worrying has
killed a hundred times more
all the Western States, and ex­
Dr. and Mrs. Calbreath, of
pect to return home in August.
people than hard work.
Portland, and George N. Darg,
T o be a Christian means to give
Mrs. N. L. Wiley has been quite o f H ilo Hanan, were guests, a
your heart to God, your hand to
ill for the last few days.
part of this week, a t the home of
hmnanity and your life to both.
Mrs. James Kane was hostess John U. Smith and wife.
John R. M ott said, “ A great
a t a delightful afternoon affair
H arvey Anderson and family,
Tuesday. The afternoon passed Frof. Anderson and wife and many people are willing to ac­
quickly with sewing and mnsic Lewis Amoth were Sunday cept Jesus Christ as their savior
after which delicious apricot guests o f Mr. and Mrs. B. F. who are not willing to crown
him king of kings and Lord of
sherbet and cake were served.
Ycrgen.
Lords in their lives.”
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Grimes, o f
I f the chnrch goes on and ful­
Seaside, spent last week as
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
fills it ’s God appointed task, it
guests of W. T. West and family.
must be a Pentecostal church.
Russel E Andrews and w f to
Don’t forget Civic Im prove­
There is only one w ay to meas­
Susie M Smith 113.84 ac in eV4 ure love and that is by the
ment Club Saturday night.
sec 36 t 3 8 r 5 w $8000.
sacrifice you are willing to mafeeji
Adelia S Baird, Thomas H for the object o f your love. The
ALE I CENTER
Patterson n.60 ft tracts 5 and 6 world measures your love tor
Little
Homes subd $1.
Rev. Chas. 0. Whitely, o f New­
Christ and his church by this
Roy
H Bnckley and w f to Mrs standard.
berg, delivered a splendid sermon
a t the church Sunday evening. Julia Landuskey 20 ac in sec 1
“ The saloon would kill the
Rev. Jno. Shire, dosed his year as and 60 ac in sec 6 t 6 s r 7 w chnrch if it could and the church
pastor when he gave his sermon $ 10 .
could kill the saloon if it would.”
Chehalem Valley Orchard Co
in the morning a t the church.
The world will move closer to
to Chas P Booth tract 39 Che­ God when you move closer to
The Misses Maude and Mildred
halem Center Land Sub $2400. J him.
Wills arrived home from Albany
Albert A Clavson and w f to
Saturday, Miss Maud having
It Can’t Stag.
Vernon T Hinshaw and w flo t
doaed a very successful term o f
8 Hobson Fruit Land Sab $10.
The editor o f an Illinois ex­
school a t that place in one of the
James Creesy and wt to Lester change is a public benefactor and
She returns in
A Daniels 32.13 ac in sec 8 1 1 2 s when he d in the people
Sept ember to take up her work,
« t u t in k " - * K T .,r
in d ^ t o T W county, ought to erect a mop
ment to the honor o f his memory.
M m Liszte B « r » t i. on the < Hindoumh 2 , 5.75 M ioJ „ ^
He has discovered a new w a y to
! son d l c t 5 s r 6 w $ 1 0 .
get rid of mosquitos. He tells
Capt.
Sarah Hutchens to James F you simply to rub alum on your
and Hutchens w % o f sw% sec l i n t face and hands. When the
sod Dorris, o f 4 s r 6 w $10.
qttito takes a bit it puckers hi*
j M r . and Mrs. A. J.< J H MiUeson et al to H B Milk-
gazoopie so it can’t sting. Then
o f Dundee, and Miss son and 1-3 157.12aqA C Smith It aits down in a damp
d 1 c and 1.25 ac in B R Geary tries to dig the pucker
a t the home o f ' d 1 c 1 4 • r 3 w $ 1000 .
catcbra its death o f cold mild
! Thos P O’Donnell to Helen C o f pneumonia.
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When hi Need of a Plumber
E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St., Newberg
and a 3 mill tax for improvement
OU school house and grounds,
and the transaction of business
usual at such a meeting.
Dated, this 5th day of June,
1915.
Attest: W. A. Purrish,
Clerk.
C. Gettman,
j
Chairman of Board of Directors, j
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35-36 *
J. L. V A N BLAR ICO M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We please the moat perticuler. Phone no a grocery order and
aga If oar prompt aerator doesn’t surprise you. W# want poor trade
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EXPERIENCE ,
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Pure Milk and Cream ip conducive to good health-
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
mended by that official. Give us a trial
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Phone R ed 66
R. B . LYLE
The Weekly Oreg >nian and
Graphic one year $2.25.
Suggestions for Summer
WHERJÇ TO G O
Tillamook Seashore Resorts
Newport
A Delightful Seaside Retreat
Wonderful scenery, dense
f o r e s t s , enticing trout
streams, tniles and m iles'
o f glorious sandy beach.
Every charm for an out­
door vacation. Surf bath­
ing, fishing, boating and
pleasant social recreations
Special Low Round Trip Farms
Special Low Round Trip Farms
from all points with long
limit. Daily and week-
end trains.
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Aik for farther particulars and copy of booklet
“ Seashora Tillamook County.”
Daily Train service and
special Sunday Excursions
Ask nearest agent for copy of booklet m Newport
Summer Excursions East
.
California 9 s IP-
expositions
Round trip ticket* to East-
era destinations vis Cali­
fornia) with stop-overs
in either direction to v iflp V
the Expositions, on sale
daily from all points.
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A world’s marvel Every­
thing complete-the great­
est event of the Century.
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Special Low Round Trip Fares DaOy .
Splendid train service, attentive
Pan Information from nearest agent
Yem Cam Stop Over at Shasta Sprihgps
Omr agents will be glad to furnish full particulars in regard to any of the above outings and make
reservations, outline your trip or give you interesting literature on the various pieces you can visit
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Jbbh M. Sooft, Gen. P a ». A g i, Portland, Oregon