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Newberg Qraphic From now on to the November election let the slogan be. “ Vote SIS X No and kill the brewery amendment. ” I t is evident that the Southern has faith in the future for railroading on the C oast The com pany is planning to build in rarfftc die, decently, apd consequently they must lodge s o m e w h e r e . “ Hood River Smith, ' the grand oM man who did the pioneer work in patting the punch into the Hood R iver spirit by locating James Gray and farnil leaving this week to male home fim Portland. H. Darnels and Mr. W« Portland looked over thei Hill property Sunday. lira . Edward Crow e! daughter F rauds hare rr from a visit at Everett, Wi ning apple grow ing, still walks the streets with form erect, d e spite his advanced years, and de and James Rolib of C a ft e s , lights to meet eld friends and spent Sunday at the hoofed of tell them o f the glories o f his Mr. and Mrs. W o . Wilson. “ Beulah L and" orchard. Miss Gladys Greer o f Spokane spent M onday on a hurried visit to Mr. sud Mrs. T. A. Harper and M r. and Mrs. E. S. Gr, er. Miss B aton o f Portland is a Mrs. Julia W. Little of P ort guest at the Harper home. R obert Jensen has a contract land is a guest o f M r. and Mrs. to build a large prune dryer at E S. Greer. Mrs. W o . McHkeo- ay o f Portland spent last wéek Amity. a t Otter brook*. Charles Parrett and fam ily Mrs. M ary P. Johnson and have gone to the coa st for an fam ily, daughter and grandcfejU- ren o f A. J. Palmer, are enjoying an outing at McPhiNps’ cam p, near Tillam ook. M iss Sally B. Beck and Mias Prances R ochi have re tanked from a week's m otor outing over the Colum bia H ighw ay and t o the base o f the Three Sisters. A bout fifty friends so d neigh- bors o f M r. and M rs. J. O. Mc Kinney spent a pleasant even ing w ith them cm M onday of last week. M ask, gam es and re- On Sunday a week a g o all the Herring kinfolk had a re-anion at the Bland H erring home. Mrs. Chilton o f Portland w as a Our neighbors over in Folk guest of Mr. and M rs. Herring county are starting a r e c a l l 1*** week. movement against County Judge M rs. R. W. Swink w en t t o John & Teal and Commissioner Portland on Friday to see her O y d e BeektL We think the cases sister w ho is ill. M rs. Swink ■aré extremely rare where a re spent the afternoon a t Peninsula ca ll u justified. Better put up Park where she witnessed the w ith the official until Jiis time is Shakespearean program . <mt than to arouse {he ill-feeling Mrs. R obert H ow e and child- ren. M r. aud M rs, Gam y H qwv , Mr. and M rs. Frank H obson, M asters W allace H ow e and R ob- ert H obson, and M iss Nellie 1 H ow e Scfaumach were recent \ Sunday visitors at O tterbrpok- On Friday tw elve members o f 1 the Dundee W om an’s Clnb went to D ayton as guests o f the Day- ton Pleasant H our Reading Cir- cle. A very pleasant and profit- w ith the doubling up o f prices on able day w as spent and the ladies returned enthusiastk over the D ayton ladies and their hos- Attorney C. E. S. W ood, who P*ta ,ity is fathering the measure pro An intereating m eeting of the posed for again opening the Dundee W Oman’s Club w as held doors o f the breweries in Ore a t the home o f Mrs. Bland Her- gon, makes his strongest plea for ring on Thursday. F our new “ nursing m others.” Boys-they members were added t o the d u b need beer, and that it ought to roll and application for another b e easily accessible fo r them. member received. Alter the busi- Well, well. Mother W ood must ness m eeting and a short pro- have had plenty o f it when she gram dainty refreshments were w as nursing kiddie, C. E. S-, and served by Mrs. H. B. Pow ell, evidently it went to his head. h“ *<"•■ * ~ rt' d J * M r . J o h n Herring nnd Mrs. J. M. Gardner In a ride over Hood River val ley a few days ago, by the grace o f A. D. Moe, editor and publish e r o f the Glacier, we saw many fine orchards well loaded with apples. The older orchards are n o t being cultivated through the summer season as they once were, as it has been found that a clover cron or some other soiling crop grown occasionally in the orchard gives better results. We noted also that crushed rock for. A s the acorn grow s to be macadamizing the roads is being the m ighty oak, so children, passed up and gravel used in when rightly n o u r i s h e d , stead. The Hood Riverite who g u m to be sturdy men and don’ t drive an auto is how almost women. i s the minority so d they have found that rock macadam is not sential nourishing elements the thing for auto travel. Al fo r mental and physical de though Evangelist Billy Sunday velopment o f children are has a summer home out in the found in the famous f o o d - valley, it is an up-and-down life they all lead in that county. W herever you go-H is either up hill or downhill, but they do some Made o f whole wheat and goin g, and the fellow who don’ t malted barley, this pure stand up “ four square” and food supplies all the nutri boost for Hood River is invited ment o f the grains in a most instanter to move on, and we ad easily digested form . m ire the spirit—if there is any It does the heart good to being on earth who deserves a see little folks enjoy G rape- knocking it is the knocker, and Nuts and cream. b e ought to be made to move on. B ut the 'absent treatm ent” ad- ministered so effectively by Hood Sold by grocers. R iver is sometimes rather trying, t o say the least, to the receiving L “Here's a Reason” M n Green well’s friends will be glad to know ^ ^ M klcs both which badly strain *d in a foil, are im proving so that she is aide to be abou t the boose. Mrs. Bland Herring w h o also had a bad tali >ts still confined to her coach w ith a badly spraiaed ankle. M n . G eo. W . H oyt, M iss M ar ^ H oyt, and M rs. Herman W ittenberg and guest o f Port land were recent visitors o f Mr and M rs. F . W . M eyer. M rfcG S. Buckingham and M iss C aro Hoe Buckingham o f Portland were week-end guests a t I k Meyer home. On Thursday, Joly 27, faabeBs Allan waa called home from s neighbor’s to find the Allas hom e sw arm ing w ith little giifa w bom “ big sister” had invited t o celebrate Isabella’s tw elftl birthday. The afternoon w *f in play and ended with »he birthday cake and other goodies. On Friday, August 18, the Dnndee W . C. T . U. w ill bold as o p ^ air m eeting m the eveoiiifl on the law n of the Dundee ^otel. R ecitations, m usk, ice cream and cake are som e o f the attraction* offered. It is hoped everybody attend and make this an- other o f Dundee’ s celebrated neighborhood gathering* ^ m eeting o f nnnsnal interest to [h m d n itr, will ba held . t tht Cl_ _ a cln b rooms For G ood New Merchandise Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Absolutely Lowest Prices Fine line o f Ginghams—made from beet L ? & dm...10w»d 121c Regal Floor Mops and . Poliah Cotton Voiles aft S5c Cotton Voiles in stripes, 28 to 40 inches wide, fast colors, per yd. white and figured de- ^ 25 and 35c One lot Regal Floor Mops, just as good as O’Cedar and other high price OC" mops. While they la st each...... Regal polish to use with Regal mop 1 i r regular 25c value, per bottle...... We have a complete line o f Summer Un derwear for men, women and children at the very lowest prices. W fi are not running any Special Sales. We are here to try and sell good. Clean, New Merchandise on as close margin o f profit as it is possible to be done. All that w e ask o f ypu is to compare our merchandise with the so-called bargain- priced, and then judge fo r yourself. We want to please you. Just try trading with us. D eliveries made promptly. You can always find a com plete line o f vegetables and good E.C. BAIRD CASH PAID FOR EGGS I f J o b P r in tin g : tives at Bngene, while the H iatts spent the time a t Creswell. M r. and M rs. N. P. Nelspn were entertained at the home of M r. and M rs. J. W . Chambers last Thursday evening. M r. Peterson and fam ily re- oently from Fairbanks, Alaska, are visiting a t the home o f Mr. and M rs. M athew Patten. ~ * M r. and M r». Shultz and child- ren and M iss I la H esganj m o- tored ou t from Portland to spend Sunday w ith Mrs. Tilda Hesgard and fam ily. B. P. Yergen, wife and daugb- ter, M itt Lela, and Miss Grace H opkins left Saturday m orning for the W ilhoit springs. They w ill remain tw o weeks. ™ Graphic OtOcm U telly «quipped at the C ook home last Sunday and Louise Nelson w as slightly injured in the foot, A. M; Erickson’s rabther and his sister’s tw in daughters, from Portland, are visiting him this week, Miss Ethel Evans returned home Sunday from the G ood Sa- maritan hospital, where she un- derwent an operation for apen- dicitis. M r. and Mrs. H. G. Crocker and son George, o f Chebaktn Center, and Miss Hazel Boyd, o f this neighborhood, returned from Newport last week, having spent a delightful week on the beach anfi brought home many beauti- M «Rates and shells. But the A . C. Seely’» m other, M r , w " “ ln,0*t to o co ld for M ary A. S ec*, h i. brother Sher- b* th,"K Th^ reP ° « ™ *d m ao and aunt and uncle. Mr. P,° 0" r Monntam to be ,n and M rs. George Seely, and bad condition.________ Frank Rogers, all o f Wilaonville, r v p r n atr were Sunday guests a t the Seely U L r - U* IWI P Prof. Lewis, o f Pacific C o lle g e preached at the union church Sunday m orning. I. B. Ebbert, of Portland, is spending a few days with hit brother, M. D. Ebbert. M. D. Ebbert and wife and Mr. and Mrs. H iatt spent five days in Southern Oregon last week. The Ebberts visited with rela* The Springbrook society re p ort a little slump in attendance a t their last Sunday evening ser vice, as a great many o f their faithful members áre now en joy in g a little vacation time at the beach. Ho wever, they had a very interesting service, being favored with special songs by Miss Maude H aw orth and Mrs. Wade Williams. Miss Mabel Rush has charge of the next Sun day evening service. T o p i c , Mrs. H ertig is »low ly recover “ True Beauty and H ow to Get ing from a week's illness. H. G. Crocker and family were The Presbyterian young peo Sunday guests at the B oyd ple will consider the same topic, home. under the leadership ol Miss JdiM Theresa B oyd visited at Britt. They report a very inter home and w ith her sister, M rs. esting service last Sunday even- Sleeper last week. ing'w ith Miss Lila Robertson as Little William C arter’s hand leader. All members are re. w as badly hurt by a gopher gun quested to meet a t the church on