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At the meeting o f the Literary
Society, held October 7, it was
decided to purchase, it possible,
a piano this winter. This will
be done by the combined efforts
o f the Ladies Club, the school
and the Literary Society. The
first program ot the year will be
held October 21 in the school
house auditorium.
S. S. Duncan, school superin
tendent, o f McMinnville, was a
school visitor this week.
Mr. Sbyder, ot the Dayton
Evaporating C o., has been in'
Springbrook for the past week
buying and packing apples.
Bert Dean, o f Los Angeles,who
has been visiting his parents
here, was called home the first o f
the week.
Miss Neta Stater, o f Portland,
was a week-end guest at the
Sawyer home.
Mrs. T. H. Fearey returned
home Friday, after an extended
visit in Portland. J. L. Fearey
spent Sunday at home.
Lyle Burgoyne and A. S. Griggs
have been in LaFayette for a
week helping harvest apples in
the Lownsdale orchards.
Mrs. E. M. Parry and Miss
Howland, both nurses from
Portland, spent the week-end at
Keystone ranch, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. M ontgomery.
Clyde Carey came home Tues
day tor k b rief visit, alter being
aw ay several months on a sur
veying trip in Washington.*
J. A. Jones left Tuesday after
noon on a business trip to South
ern Oregon.
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L. N. Tompkins, ot Hillsboro,
was in Springbrook Monday
overseeing the work of loading
ties.
A meeting o f the Ladies’ Club
will be held Friday afternoon in
the schoolhouse. This is aq im
portant meeting and all mera-
bers are requested to be present.
Miss Lora Putman spent Sun*
day at home.
A meeting o f the S. A. A. Club
was held Monday evening, and
plans for winter basket ball
were brought up for discussion.
Mr. Jenkins, traveling passen
ger agent for the S. P. Company,
was in Springbrook Monday.
M iss Yalasta Kutchanek went
to Portland Sunday, where she
will .be for some time, visiting
friends and relatives.
Dr. Claude A. Lewis, who has
been in Mills City all summer,
returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Alma Hunt returned to
her home in Lepta Wednesday,
after a visit o f several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Matilda
Hoskins.
Several carloads o f gravel have
been shipped in for distribution
on the mountain roads near
here. The work has been do
nated by the men of the commu
nity. The road being improved
is from J. L. H aw orth’s home
dow n the hill, and has needed
attention for some time.
Mrs. Fred Kincaid and child
ren spent Sunday with friends in
Dundee.
Mrs. Elisabeth Palmer, our
new pastor, arrived late Tues
day evening, having made the
trip from Washington by auto
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Roberts
who have been in Centralia,
Washington, the past summer,
are spending a time w ith Mrs.
Robert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. W oodw orth.
Mrs. Beckman, o f Portland,
spent several days with her
brother, J. D. Kruse on hischkken
ranch.
, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sanderman
have made several trips to P ort
land in the last few days purchas-
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in« furnishings for their ifew
house which they expect to oc
cupy in a short time.
Mrs. Fred Hendricks risked
friends in Portland Sunday. ,
Miss Nellie Miller has been
forced to miss several days ot
school the past week ow ing to
an attack o f poison oak.
Miss Erma Kane and Mai|ge
Morrison witnessed the foothpU
game at Newberg Saturday.
Mrs. Liter, of Newberg, who
has been appointed to tf&e
charge o f the Friend’s church
work at R ex,. was busy maipfng
get-acquainted calls the first of
the week.
Mrs. W. D. Newman has been
quite ill tor the past tw o weeks,
but seems to be improving at the
present time.
The October meeting at
Ladies’ Aid met at the home of
Mrs. John Winters Thursday
afternoon and a splendid attend
ance was recorded by the stcgt-
tary. The topic o f the afternoon
“ Efficiency” was well handled
by the members, several interest
ing articles being read. A deli
cious luncheon was served by the
hostess and a very pleasant
afternoon voted by all. The next
meeting will be at the home ot
Mrs. Jack Sawyer, w ith “ What
Our Community Needs”
the
subject for the afternoon.
The members o f the Ladies’
Aid Society met at the home of
M rs. S. M. Calkins last Thurs
day afternoon. An enjoyable
afternoon was spent by all pres
ent. Mrs. S. Benson has invited
the ladies to meet at her home
on Thursday, October 14.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Anderson and
family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Anderson..|
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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rogers and
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Laughlin, all
o f McMinnville, were Sunday
visitors o f Mr. and Mrs. ft. G,
Fcndalk
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The Judge Says—
Put a p a ck a g e o f these re a l corn fla k es — th ese
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from the package, and eat them w ithout cream or mUlc,
M ighty good , aren't they?
N otice the little “ puffs” on each flake— a distin
guishing characteristic— resulting from the n ow method
o f cooking and toasting, w hich also brings out and
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hanccs the w onderful, true com flavour.
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Y ou r G rocer has the N ew
them and bring in your verdict—
“Delicious”
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E WANT all the women o f this community to
“ shop” in this store. We want them to compare
Classic coats. We want them to see the style—
the exquisite tailoring — to know the very fair
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C lassic price .
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Only comparison shows the full worth o f the Classic
coats.
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Come to the store before going elsewhere—come and try
on a Classic coat.
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Get in front erf the g la s s -it will show you how beautiful
ly you can be fitted in a Classic coa t It’ s no trouble to tw
it's a pleasure to have you “ shop” here.
an old fashioned husking bee in
his barn. _ There was no end to
the fan and good times, with
pumpkin pie, cake and sand
wiches as refreshments.
Mrs. L. C. Ross, o f Don Palos,
California, is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Staley ant? family at pres
ent.
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Mrs. Jno. Bross, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Newhouse,
is very ill and is again in the
is th e b ig g est fa cto r o f p ea ce, w a r an d indus
try in the w orld tod a y . AH nations e r e p a y
in g it h om age as n ev er b e fo re .
T h e re fo re is it n ot rea son a b le to su ggest that
y ou o w e y ou r ow n d olla r g reet resp ect? S a ve
it to th e best ad van ta ge e n d spen d it w ith
th e greatest ju d g m e n t O p en a n a cco u n t
w ith this stron g hank an d let us h elp y ou
con serv e y ou r resou rces.
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United States National Bank
1 M R —“ OLDEST B AN K IN NEWBERG” —191S
YO U R FAL|_ S E E D IN G
C onsult us a b ou t y o u r needs
Plows, Harrows, Monitor Drills,
Grass Seed, Etc.
J. L. V A N BLAR ICO M
T h e N e w Poet T oasties are crisp and appetizing,
w ith a true corn flavour; and they don’ t m ush dow n
w hen m ilk or cream is added.
T a k e a handful, fresh
Before Buying H er New
Newberg Feed & Seed Co
on trial beside a package o f an y other corn flakes on the
m arket. T h e jury w ill bring in a verdict o f “ guilty” —
guilty ot being the finest com flake« ever m ade.
But here's the real test
a W om an’s Privilege to Shop
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L. R. Ralston and Ames Post
3 are running the dryer full blast
at present drying apples, having
dried twenty tons and will con
tinue the rest ot the season.
e Some .o f the apples are rather
w orm y but they are preparing
mince meat for choice mince pies
1 with those.
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e J. R. Hess has decided to try a
* new country and has gone to
* W alla Walla, W ashington.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chris-
1 tenson left Wednesday for Fair-
view, Idaho, to live, where Mr.
B. Potter has journeyed to.
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Mr. D. P* Strait and Mrs.
Palmer will Lom bard are making an extended
at the church ▼**it in W ashington am ong rela-
Post Toasties
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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nolan who
purchased the Thayer place, ate
now residing at “ The Firs.”
M n a?d Mrs. Jno. Agee have
moved back on their old home
place.
Rev* and Mrs. H. G. Crocker
and son attended the Congrega
tional Conference at Oregon City
Tuesday.
Quite a number of people,
young 'and old, gathered at the
home o f 6. W. Childers Tuesday
evening to surprise him and hold j
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits snd Vegetables
W hen in Need of a Plumber
E. L EVANS, SOI 1st St, Newberg
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