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assisting Brother Crocker in N r w b e r g d tj were J. W. Moore,
singing the “ D oxology" and R o m Wiley, H. H: Peter», Gott-
N. P. Nelson made a business others soul - stirring hymns, a lieh Schaad, James Kane and
trip to McMinnville last Mon­ noise was beard in the tie-shed, Jack Sawyer.
and it was afterward learned
August Schaad a n d P r a n k
day
that
old
“
Nig”
had
laid
down
on
Schwartsen
transacted businesa
Mias Celia Heveland visited
the
tongue
o
f
the
family
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carry-
in McMinnville Monday.
w ith her sister, Miss Lelah
results.
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disastrous
Heveland, Sunday at the home
R. N. Morriaon was a Port­
Now, it so happened that Dea­ land visitor Saturday.
o f D. P. Shaw.
con A. C. Seely, who had been
Mrs. Gd. Bacon entertained a
Rosie and Gladys Hesgard,
left at home to mind the baby,
Beulah and Leonard Versteeg,
tew friends Friday.
had shunted the jo b onto the
Ralph and Harold Baker and
hired man, and a t the present jack Sawyer left Tuesday for
Kenneth and Lois Fendall were
time was strolling by the church. McMinnville to be gone several
Sunday guests ot Steirly and
He heard the noise, and ascer-| days, having been drawn on
Bthel Bosh.
taining the cause thereof, he an iury duty in the circuit court.
Mrs. D. M. Baker visited the once summoned Laurance from
The monthly meeting ot the
first o f the week with her son, H. his exalted position in the choir Ladies' Aid was held at the
C. Baker.
and informed him o f the tragic home o f Mrs. Jack Sawyer
Mrs. Ora Rogers has been im­ state o f affairs. The cold sweat Thursday. “ The Needs o f Our
proving the exterior o f her home stood on our hero’s brow as be Community" was the subject tor
recently.
surveyed the situation. But Dea­ the afternoon, and many and
S. M. Calkins, who is acting con Seely came to his reacu- various were the needs found
as agent for the Pacific Coast with hammer and saw, and with and all thoroughly discussed.
Culvert & Plume Company, was the supervision o f Superintend­ The next meeting will be held at
with his family the first ot the ent Fendall the broken tongue the home of Mrs. James Kane.
was hastily mended, and by the
time the benediction was pro­
Oliver and M ary Worden and
nounced everything was in ship­
Ila and Noel Hesgard were Sun­
shape. Laurance ushered his
day guests o f the Boyd family.
friends into the seats and issued
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson
the command to proceed. “ N ig " Co tracts in St Joe and in Or­
and little daughter, Doralle, of
laid back his ears as be buckled chard Homes St Toe $25070.40.
Salem, visited with Mr. and
into the collar, and a look ap­
Wm O Raudenbush to Galen V
Mrs. E. H. Anderson Saturday
peared in his o ff eye which Kump 12 42 ae s o f sec 1 7 1
and Sunday All took dinner
seemed to say, “ The next time 4 s r 5 w $50.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
I'll puncture a tire or tear o ff a
Lewis Amoth to Frank R ow ­
Amoth.
wheel.”
land 49.275 ac in John Bvrd die
That Ribbon Ridge is noted
t 2 s r 3 w $1.
tor its prise winners goes with­
Sultana Begun and hub to R L
out saying, but it is aot gener­
Duncan part bjk 5 Ramsey Ter­
ally know that Mr. Boyd’s old
Miss Lydia Strate left for race $75.
black borse “ N ig " is a mind
Ellenette Booth et al to M L
Portland and Tacoma Friday
reader. A t any rate, this worthy
and expects to be gone some few Morris and wt 31.1 ac e% o f oeVi
member o f tbe horse tribe found weeks.
t 5 s r 5 w $475^
out in some mysterious manner
Fred Cane and wt to R A Ed­
Miss Nellie Wallace, o f Port­
that Laurence was planning to
wards
5 ac nw!4 ot se% t 3 s r 5
invite several friends to g o home land, is spending the week with
w $100.
with them after church. Old her sister, Mrs. A. H. Dean.
R L Duncan and w f to Ezra M
Mrs. Frank Schwartzen and
“ Nig,” not relishing the idea of
Turn b o w part blk 5 Ramsey
hauling any extra weight up the M i*. Lewis Warner took in
Terrace $37.50.
hill, resolved to “ slip one over” Portland Saturday.
R L Duncan and wf to John
on Laurence, Thus it happened
Among those from Rex taking and Alice Cocas 1 ac David Ram­
that while the brethren were in the land show in Portland on
sey die t 3 « r 2-3 w $500.
Sarah Ann Fisher to H E and
Grace E Conklin tract 16 and
n 1% ac tract 17 Little Homes
Subd $900.
E D Hendricks and w f to An­
drew Yoder and wt 20.375 ac R
J Lancefield die and lots on West
is the biggest factor o f peace, w ar and indus­
t 5 S r 4 w $1540.
try in the world today. A ll nations are pay­
, G ’ W Home to Winnie Mc-
Dougall
et al nVi blk 51 Edwards
ing it homage as never before.
add Newberg $1500.
Therefore is it not reasonable to suggest that
R Jacobson to G V Querner
you owe your own dollar great respect? Save
and wt 108.72 ac E Williams die
it to the best advantage and spend it with
and 4Vi ac in Wm P Allen die in
the greatest judgment. Open an account
t 5 s r 4 w $7500.
Sam Linton and w f to Belle
with this strong bank and let us help you
Geer
lots 4, 5, 6, 7 blk 44 Ed­
conserve your resources.
wards add Newberg $1.
4 per cent interest on Savings.
Ida Mae Montgomery and hub
to Francis M Johnson 167.94 ac
sec 15 and Henry H ew itt die in t
5 s r 3 w $10.
Ida Mae Montgomery and
1889—“OLDEST BANK IN NEWBERG”—1915
hnb to J M Ayres 159.08 ac in
Wm Athey and Enoch Cooper
die’s in t 5 s r 3 w $10.
Emma L Morris to M L M or­
ris 100 ac D S Holman die in t 5
s r 5 w $10.
Wm A Petteys and w f to C W
David et al lot 6 blk 8 Central
add Newberg $10.
Consult us about your needs
N H Rubottom and wt to Sam
Linton lots 4, 5, 6, 7 blk 44 Ed­
wards add Newberg $1.
J D Schrock and w f to Andrew
Yoder and w f 20.375 ac R J
Lancefield die t 5 s r 4 w $1.
R W Swink and w f to E L Wal­
ter et al 9 ac Samuel Snowden
die t 3 s r 2 w $400.
United States to John S Smith
321.46 ac die t 3-4 s r 2 - 3 w
Patent.
A H West and w f to Wm E
Warner
and w f 30 ac Noah
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Powell die t 5 s r 4 w $5000.
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David Wolfe and w f to W S
Branchflower tract 9 and part 8
Larkin Subd $1.
United States National Bank
YOUR FALL SEED NG
Plows, Harrows, Monitor Drills
Grass Seed, Etc.
Newberg Feed & Seed Co
W hen in Need of a Plumber
E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St,, Newberg
Phone Black£23
Residence Blue 6
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Grocerit
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
“ Tickets!
called the
doctor.
One o f the passengers began
fumbling nervously through his
pocket«.
“ Where is your ticket ?"insigted
tbe conductor. “ You can’t have
lost it?"
“ Cant’t have lost it? Thun­
der!" replied the nervous man.
“ I lost a bass dram once."
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STORE NOIES
m you fellows come to
these chilly days tie your
in the free shed back of
Y ou O w e It to Y ou rself to get the most you can for
your money. I f you are thinking of buying
SHEET M ETA L
SHEET METAL WORKS
“ The Big Hardware Store" and
go in and take a chair alongside
ol that new “ Cole’s Air T ig h t"
heater that the boys have recent­
ly installed. I t ’s a great big
o n e a n d i t w i l l knock the chilly
spots out ot your system.
Install a Cole’s A ir Tight it
you need a heater. It will re­
duce yonr fuel bill and hold fire
all night. You’ll get years o f
service from
Cole’s heater,
Larkin-Prince
re e x c l u s i v e
agents for Newberg.
We have a second-hand Oliver
gang for sale at half the price of
a new one. A bargain for some­
body.
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F. H. GRIFFETH m m x
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 ard Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
mended by that official. Give us a trial."
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Phone Red 66
R. B. LYLE
Take time to look into onr
“ Thanksgiving W indow” — you
might see just w hat yon need to
help get that big teed.
Duffont Stumping Powder will
blow o at the stamps. We are
exclusive agents for Newberg
and sell it cheaper than yon can
bay it direct from the DuPont
people a t Portland. Get our
prices.
Spalding Athletic Supplies are
used by nearly all the profes­
sional and amateur athletes in
the U. S. Don’t buy other
brands when you can get “ Spald­
ing.”
Get ready for Christmas. Save
you pennies and keep your eye
Opt n tor Larkin-Prince’s big an­
nual Christmas window display.
When yon need a plow, har­
row, drill, or in fact anything in
the implement line, just think
JOHN DEERE, and make a bee­
line for Larkin-Prince Hardware
Company, and you’ll get your
money’s worth.
Pd adv.
MARRIAGE UCENSfS
Marie Elizabeth Holmes, legal,
to David B. Smith, legal.
Margaret M. Willis, legal, to
Edwin Prances Casey, legal.
Jessie Coulee, legal, to John F
Conrad, legal.
Largest Manufacturing Plant
in the County!
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, POORS
WINDOWS, BUILOINGtMATERlAL ALL KINDS
TH E BROOKS NURSERY
High Class Nursery Stock
All kinds o f small fruits.
For prices inquire at the
Newberg Feed & Seed Co. v ‘ C
New Yorker— What did you
have in your garden last sum­
mer?
Suburbanite—Cochin Chinas,
Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns.—
Harper’s Bazar.
Daring the month of Novem­
ber the Graphic and the Weekly
Oflegonian may be secured for
$1.85 for a whole rear. This is
a bargain offer—get busy.
Spedai School Mooting
McCOY BROS
We carry a full line o f Auto Supplies, Tires, Gasoline, Oils
and Greases. O u r T ro u b le C ar is A t Y o u r S e r v ic e
D ay ««id Night. We employ an expert mechanic who
can repair all makes o f cars. Auto Livory a Specialty
Ladies Waiting Room in connection. Make our Garage
your headquarters.
WEATMER AND THE SCHOO L*
fade*, found that In tbs former tin pu-
la high altttodo achoola, euch aa
tboxe of M»e city of Denver, where
mdgglness la seldom in ovtimoa.
windy day» war* found to h«v# tba
moat diaaatroua effect on conduct
Cold, calm and clear days wars again
tba daya of beat behavior
With raspact to working ability tbe
asm# result» vara observed. Both
manta! and physical tasks wars bast
performed on cold, calm and Hoar
daya. — H. Addington Bvsea la Mow
fork Globa.
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