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M U N ta d Publuh.r
I • vary T h a n d .y aritm ia«
sity, and in fact practically all
bluss are off th« m arket" The
writer might have added that
printers will'have blues-a-plenty
and to spare, before the agony is
over, the way matters are going.
me B n ildln *. m> «W F i t * *
><M. Whit« S 3 : R M ldtM *. StM r
I f it is true, as reported, that
Mrs.
J. G. Eckman, o f McMinn­
I a t N e w b e r * . O fe « o n ,
I « tth * I
ville, is chairman o f a committee
attar.
appointed to censor moving pic­
ture films for that city, she is
$ 1 3 0 Per Y ear in
entitled to sympathy and a
*7. ISIS
salary, since some o f the
she will be called to pass upon
It seems that Villa is not
will no doubt need a dose o f dis­
dead as he was reported to be infectant before being gazed at,
wad regrets are quite generally even by a committee.
expressed throughout the coun­
try.
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The total registration o f voters
The Graphic was in error last in Yainhill county when the
w eek in giving the date o f the books were closed last Wednes­
■“ Founder's Day” celebration at day' footed np 6990 divided as
Champoeg. The correct date is fallows: Republicans 4083, Dem­
ocrats 1868, Prohibition 686,
Saturday, May 7.
Socialist 124, Progressive 20,
• O f candidates for the legislature, miscellaneous 159. There area
war neighbors across the river in large number * o f laggards who
lfarion county have two Browns failed to get their names on the
wad tiro Jones’ , with the well books, as usual, but they will be
known Smith family yet to hear given another opportunity after
the primary election is held.
Jack Noble farm was laid at
last Saturday, after having
from a disease fearful to
young orchards that are com:
qd .
This orchard has lived
long and peaceful life. It has also
been generous to the many school
children at recess periods and
will long be remembered by
them.
On Easter Sundav a program
was given by the Sunday school,
followed by an appropriate ser­
mon, by the pastor, Prof. M. D.
Hawkins.
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IT P A Y S T O T R A D E
A T BAIRD
Just received many new things in spring
and summer Dress Goods. W e Ihvite
you to look them over before purchasing
J. H. and Victor Rees were in
Portland Monday oh business,
Mrs. W. P. Phillips spent Sat­
urday and Sunday in Portland.
Joe Fearev, of Portland, spent
Easter Sunday at Valley View
86-inch percales, extra heavy, fast
One lot Regal Floor Mops, just as
colors, neat designs and i o i .
Farm.
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good 'as O’ Cedar and other high
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patterns, per yard. .......
priced mops. While they QJ j q
Vera Stannard and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Pappas were Easter
guests at the Stockman home,
Cotton Voiles in stripes, 28 to o e *
Mr. and Mi's. A. W. Rees,
40 in. wide, fast colon, yd « D C
To be used with Regal Mops. Reg­
San Francisco, are guests o f the
ular 25 cent value for, the e g ,
week at the home of J. H. Rees.
bottle................................ I O C
Mrs. Willis K. Clark spent the
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The
leaders
o
f
the
Republican
Rice Cloth in plain white and fig­
latter
part of the week in Seattle,
3mA why supposedly virtuous
ured designs, 28 o e _ _ J o g .
party
who
are
planning
to
load
Washington, visiting relatives.
women will appear in publie*ar-
to
40 in. wide, yd
f t l l a «3 D C
rayed itf gowns so gauzy as tc the national platform with a She returned Sunday morning
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We have a complete line o f Sum­
heavy
charge
o
f
extreme
pre­
with her sister, Mrs. Bell, and
invite suggestion, is ope of the
mer Underwear for men, women
and children at very lowest prices.
mysteries that has never been paredness declarations and have small daughter Nancy, who will
it bristling with Roosevelt war be her guests for about a month
Big assortment, made from the beet
solved.
talk, will do well to take account at Meadowvale Farm. Mr. and
j? r ^ * y d l0 a n d l2 ic
The young man who shines out o f the heavy vote that has been Mrs. Walter Kendall, o f Port­
this season in a suit o f the latest cast for Henry Ford in recent land, spent the week with Mr.
« a t —two sizes too small for his primary elections held in some o f Clark during her absence.
angnkr body—would have con­ the states. The big newspapers Jnstin Haworth’s new Stpde-
sidered himself a martyr two may play upon words in their baker car, made its initial ap­
years ago, had his parents insisted witticism)* with Ford as the sub­ pearance in SpringbrookSund ay.
You always And the m ost com plete lin e o f froth vegetables and
outlandish ject, but the big vote he has been
Mrs.
Frank
Carlisle
and
her
groceries a t Bairds. A ll orders promptly delivered by our own d e­
¡ttagis an index o f whai the
mother,
Mr*-
Thos.
Lemon,
are
people are thinking on the war
livery wagon. Let us supply your wants. W e ll save you money.
spending
the
week
with
relatives
question, and the party can easily
In this, the first
go
to such extremes in writing a in CentraKa, Washington.
^strict, there are two to elect wt
Mr.' and Mrr. Palmer. Paul
the primary for delegates to the platform that this vote will be
Lewis, Myrtle Newby and Arthur
eliminated—and
it
will
be
needed
Republican National Convention
Witchie motored to Portland
and there are four candidates. if Wilson is to be dethroned.
____ __ Albert Abrahams o f PMty (Jrtfct®«, it ia generally Friday to attend the
Douglas county. C. P. Bishop, o f
«"enunciated tor the Revival Meeting in session there.
Mrs. T.^ H. Fearey returned
Marion. W. W. Calkins, o f Lane purpose o f catching votes, and
take
it
from
one
o
f
the
country
home
Saturday after a tw o
said B. L. Steves o f Marion. The
papers
published
in
the
county
weeks’ visit in' Portland bring­
M et three named are for Hughes
o
f
Yamhill,
State
o
f
Oregon,
that
ing
with her as week end guests,
fo r president, while Steves
the
party
lemderk
will
do
well
to
Mrs.
Saidie Etter and daughter Clemrnaon; the Messrs. Willard coming home for the summer in Chehalem team. Tbe Fern w ood-
stands for Teddy o f the big
ites were the victors. Score 5 t o
Cawgill, Alfred Clemenson, Ed. about three weeks.
stick. Just make a note o f this pay due heed to the average Fern.
Fnirey,
Virgil
Mills,
Victor
Rees
The Needle Craft will meet at 10
and vote to leave Mr. Steves at voter and not listen with too will­
George Hohl who
spent
and
Ovid
Shires,
also
Mr.
and
the home of Mrs- H. C. Ross
home. Of the candidates for ing ears to the munitions manu­ the winter at T. H. Fearey’s
CHEHALEI CENTER
Mrs. Fred Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday afternoon.
facturers
in
writing
the
platform
delegates at large Chas. W.
home, returned to Portland Foster Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
Easter services were conducted
Pearl Livengood is back again
Ackerman, o f Multnomah and F. for the coming campaign.
Monday and left there Wednes­
Elmer Thorn.
in school after an absence of at the church Sunday morning
H. Case, of Benton are also for
day for his home town, Peoria,
WEST CBEHALEI
The
several days because of sickness. by the Sunday School.
Roosevelt and it will be well to
Illinois.
HRNWOOD
AND
VKBflTY
songs
by
the
young
folks,
the
take a swat at them.
Little Milton Gettman has
A large crowd was in attend­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins,
little folks and Bible class were
ance at the Easter program held
Claude Fairbanks lost a vain- been quite sick for the last week all highly appreciated.
Job ink, such as formerly cost oi Newberg, have been spending
Sunday
morning
at
the
church.
or two. It is to be hoped that
able sow this weik.
Mrs. Perkins-and family were
7 5 cents a pound, was billed to tbe week with Mr, and Mrs. B.
Flowers and greenery used pro­
he’ll soon recover.
Della and Leah Parrish were
the Graphic a few days ago at F. Yergen.
Sunday visitors at the home o f
N. P. Nelson made a business fusely gave a spring-like-Easter Portland visitors Saturday.
There was a dance held at tbe Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Stubbs.
$2.50 a pound, with this bit o f
air to the church, and the pro­
trip
to
Portland
the
past
week.
Fernwood
gymnasium Saturday
Frank Wire and wife, o f Port­
cheering information attached:
Goldie Hobson is visiting her
gram
was
well
rendered.
The
Clarence Amoth returned to
night.
Those
who
were
present
■“ For your information we beg to
land,
were recent visitors at the
children were well drilled and de­ brother Verne Hobson, o f New­ reported a good time.
Portland
Sunday
evening
after
sdvise you that printing ink is
home o f Rev. M. C. Wire and
serve much credit for the way in berg this week.
wife.
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Mrs.
W.
A.
Parrish
and
becoming a luxury, not a neces- haring spent a week with
Mrs. E. H. Abernathy was a
which they performed.
Great
friends.
daughters,
Alnetta
and
Thelma,
Mrs.
Emma
Peterson
and dan
visitor at the Fernwood schools
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall praise is also due those who have
were
visiting
-
the
Charles
Peterson,
o
f
Portland,
were
Sun­
Monday afternoon.
and daughter Lois were Sunday* given much time for the past
Bristows during the .week-end. day guests o f A. V. Hendrickson
Mrs. Baird o f Newberg was
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H. An­ month in drilling them for this
Messrs. Adolphs and their and familv.
event. In the evening Mrs. visiting her parents, Mr. and
derson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grimes
families motored to Sherwood
Miss Rosie Hesgard has been Palmer preached and . was as­ Mrs.-Hobson Sunday.
and family visited their parents,
Fred Schick bas fallen in line to visit relatives and friends
absent from school for a few sisted by several special numbers
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Tangen, over
with Messrs. Adolph and Bunck Monday, returning tbe sgme Sunday.
days on account of a sprained by the choir.
day.
Last week F. L. Sawyer traded by purchasing a Ford.
Miss Christine Meyer who is
ankle.
There was a ball game last taking a nurse’s training course
Adolph Wohlgemuth of Port­
his
five-acre
farm
near
Spring-
The Easter guests at the home
land was visiting his parents Saturday at West Chehalem, be­ in Portland, was out Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Calkins brook for a bouse and lot in
Saturday
and Sunday.
He is tween Fernwood and the West a visit with the home folks.
were Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Yergen Irvington Park, Portland, and
and children, Prof, and Mrs. E. left here Sunday afternoon in
H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis compauy with his daughters,
Era'and Ethel. Mrs. Sawyer is
Amoth and Prof. Hawkins.
still in the East but expects to
Tbe high school students of
return to her new home about
Ewing Young school are busily
June 1. All their neighbors re­
engaged in getting ready to give
gret their leaving very much but
Bob” in the near future.
are glad to welcdtne Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Corthell, Mrs. R. E. Brown to Spring-
Portland, spent the week end brook. Mr. Brown, who is a
Lighten and brighten the interior of your hom e w ith Ctli-Namel.
with relatives.
clerk in the Portland Post Office,
Put it on your floors, w alls, ceilings, old or new furniture and you w ill
The Local Fanner’s Union is will be at home only for the
get a beautiful finish that w ill la st M akes old furniture look like new .
preparing to entertain other week end, but Mrs. Brown and
S atu rd ay April 2 9 a n d M o n d a y M a y 1st there
unions of the county at the children will take care o f the
w ill be a lady demonstrator at " T h e B ig H ardw are S tore" and she
chnrcb grounds, April 29, begin- farm.
10 a. m. A good time is
w ill be glad to show you what
Saturday evening an Easter
expected, also plenty of good Stepping Party was held at the
can be done with Chi-NameL
things to eat.
home of C. J. Clemenson. * After
Larkin - Prince are exclusive
S. M. Calkins returned to Port­ an evening of fun and frolic tbe
agents on this high-grade piece
land Sunday evening after hav­ guests assembled in tbe dining
. q L goods, and have customers
ing spent a few days with his room and were served with a de­
w h o w ill use no other kind of varnish or stains.
family.
lightful three course supper.
3 6 - Inch Percales
Cotton Voiles
Regal Floor Mops
Regal Floor Polish
Rice Cloth
Underwear
Fine Line Gingham
Many Seasonable Bargains
CASH PAID
FOR EGGS
E. C. BAIRD
.
BANISH THE BLUES
Mrs. Rostad has been spending
several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Amoth. She wifl-re
turn to Portland the latter part
of tbe week.
The apple orchard on the old
Table decorations were very ap­
propriate to tbe Easter time.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were the Misses Jessie Newlin,
Verna Stockman, Eva Marked,
and Silva, Christina and Wabda
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co.