Newberg graphic., October 26, 1916, Image 2

J. H. Rees and L. M. Carey are
hauling tile from Scholia this
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kincaid, of
Portland, spent Sunday with
W o . Kincaid.
Verna Stockman spent several
days this week in Portland with
her sister, Mrs. Pappas.
Miss Mabel Kush spent the
week end in Portland with her
aunt, Mrs. Orlo Baldwin.
Mrs. G. R. Hoots and Miss
Ruth Hoots are visiting rela­
tives in Portland this week.
Victor Rees and Roy Shires
witnessed the big Nebraska-O.
A . C. toot ball gam e in Portland
Saturday.
’ * *
Mrs Foster Mills has been
quite ill for the past few days
but is very much better at pres-
Don’t forget that Red Cross
seal time is almost here. They
w ill be on sale by the latter part
pt November.
C. J. Clemenson and family
went to Sheridan Sunday to vis-
it with Christina Clemenson
who is spending the winter
there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Coryard
and children o f Centralia, Wash­
ington, are guests at the New-
house home this week.
W. W. Lucas and family mot­
ored out from Portland Sunday
and spent the day with his sis­
ter, Mrs. Lucas Cowgill.
Fred Kincaid is spending a few
days at Gales Creek with Chas.
Adkins. They are expecting a
great fishing trip, and plenty of
" Miss Ha Hart («turned to her
home in Tillamook Monday.
Her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas
Lemon, accompanied her as far
as Portland.
dren from Dundee, also Mr. and
Mrs. Lull, o f Portland, have
been guests of D. W. Ramsey
daring the week.
Mrs. Julietta David, mother ot
M. H. David and Mrs. Frank
Hobson o f this place, came from
day to visit her children here.
$2.50 Aluminum Cooker
The cost of Aluminum has doubled since 1
Cookers. A t present prices, this offer wouk
probability, after our supply is exhausted, i
' N e x t w e e k th e g ro cers o f this c ity w ill o n c e m o re featu re this
Q u ak er C o o k e r o ffe r. A n d fo r the last tim e, w e b e liev e .
W e have su pplied C o o k ers n o w to o v e r 1,000,000 h om es. W e have
su pplied
lu m
< ook ers fo r $1 to Q u a k er O ats users. But
T $2.50
w . H A H
H in H u m I C
this o ffe r ends w ith ou r present su pply, and p rob ab ly fo re ve r. U n less
A lu m in u m d rop s 50 p er cen t, w e can n ot again o tte r 4 C o o k e r lik e
B u t next w e e k o n ly w e m ake th e o ffe r b e lo w ;
Y o u can g e t this
C o o k e r fo r $1, b y b u yin g tw o o f ou r cereals w h ich sh ou ld b e c o o k e d in i t
you Q u ak er
O ats and P e ttijo h n ’ s co o k ed in p erfect fo rm , w ith
tact. O u r rew ard w ill com e in you r d ou b led d e lig h t in these fo o d s
B ut w e su pply o n ly on e to each fa m ily. .
U n less you have the rig h t flakes, rig h t c o o k in g d oes n o t h elp much,
But, if you u seQ u akerO ats and P etti jo h n ’s, th isco o k er is y o u r s fo r$ l .T h ii
is fo r o n e w eek on ly. G e t the packages fro m any g ro c e r nam ed below ,
A U d w
UtwwS
R e tail V alue
$2.50
One Week Only—Your Last Chance
Purchase two packages o f Quaker Oats and m m package of Pettijohn’s or throe pack­
ages o f either. G et a Salas Slip from your grocer showing the purchase. Send us check
or money order for $1 with the Sales Slip and we w ill mail the cooker by parcel post !. W e ask the Sales Slip just to show
that you use our cereals. Sales Slips must be mailed n ett week. This on er oppHoa fa
Q u ak er O ats
Pettgohxi’)
The Extra-Delicious Vim-Food
Rolled W heat with 25% Bran Flakes
A Modern Bran D unty
food to compare with it.
T he reason is this: Quaker Oats is m ade from queen g ratae on!
the b ig, plump, luscious oats.
N o puny, starved grains ars footed
bushel o f tea choicest oats yields only ten pounds o f Quaker.
The reeuh is a flavor which has w on dm w orld— « flavor w hich is
E very doctor advisss bean, aa essential to right Mvtegr It la Nature’s
laxative. J£ very body eve ry day should eat it. It means better health, better
spirits, sunnier days. W ithout it, our diet o i duo food forces folks to drugs.
Pettijohn’s is m ade to meet doctors' requirements. The bran is hidden
fat flavorv flakes o f wheat. T h e food is a m orning dainty which everybody
fakes. Y e t it contains 25 per cent tender bran.
T h e bran is fat flake form , which makes it doubly efficient. Ground bran
w ill not do.
T ry Pettijohn’s one week. N o te its delightful effects. N ever again w ill
Dennis and Virgil Mills and
less. Y s t these large and lu sdou s flakes cost you no extra price.
Wade Williams made the trip to
Nature «te re s in oats a wealth o f vitality, which everybody need
the coast Tuesday in ^he , Ford,
want you to know this fascinating vim -food, made as w o m ake
expecting to be gone only a few
days. They intend to buy a
supply of salmon for the winter.
The ways and means commit­
tee for the Christmas bazaar
Cummin's Grocery Co^ Newberg, Oregon
E. C. Baird, Newberg, Oregon
J. L. Van Bianconi, Newberg, Oregon
met at .Mrs. Tallman’s new
J. C Porter St Co* Newberg, Oregon
L. M. Parker, Newberg, Oregon
Hanning’s Grocery, Newberg, Oregon
home Thursday o f last week and
Newberg Produce Co., Newberg, Oregon
K in g'» Grocery, Newberg, Oregon
Miller Mercantile C o, Newberg, Oregon
this week all the ladies of the
community are to meet with
Mrs. Fred Kincaid and spend
the afternoon sewing on articles have now started sorting and wife, Grandma Christenson and
spent a few days of the week as
guest o f Mr. and Mrs. O. Wood-
Other Eendall, wife and son, of
packing.
Early Sunday morning H. L iv ­
School is progressing very nice­ worth.
Wesley Patten was in Port* Newberg.
ingston discovered a fire in the land last Sunday.
Mrs. Ed West and small
ly under the management o f Mr.
second story o f his home one
daughter,
Hazel, accompanied
Deacb.
DeVere Fendall attended the
mile northwest of Springbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Hertie s ent by her sister, Miss Joanna Win­
B. Y. P. U. at Salem from Satur­
Miss Cornelia J. Spencer spent
He was unable to save any of
Sunday afternoon at th * B yd ters, Jeft for Seaside Saturday to
day until Monday.
the week end at Otterbrook.
the furniture on that #floor but
home.
Superintendent S. S. Duncan
everything on the ground floor
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Noble and
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lickel and
Laurence Boyd and Oliver
was removed safely. The house was a visitor at Ewing Yonng a guest, of Portland, were out
Worden left last week for Ru­ Mr. aud Mrs. A. L. Clearwater
school last Friday.
Was completely distroyed.
to the Red Hill for Sunday.
were Sunday guests o f Mr. and
pert, Idaho.
Mrs. Daisy Pape and children
Mrs.
Shanuaban’s mother,
Friday evening, October 27,
Mrs. Roy Shreves, motoring
The A. M. Erickson family left
and Harry Davis motored to Mrs. E. S. Wilson, O. C. Spencer,
Attorney Clarence Butt, of New­
over from Salem.
Portland last Sunday.
wife and daughter, and Mr. and Saturday for California where
berg, will address the voters of
Don’t forget to attend the In­ Mrs. I. P. Spencer, of Portland, they have relatives.
Springbrook. The main topics
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Evan Carter has leased the
w ill be concerning the various dustrial Fair at Ewing Yonng were recent guests at the home
amendments to be voted upon school Saturday evening, Octo­ o f Mr. and Mrs. E. ft, Shanoa- Mrs. Randall place, recently va­
Floyd A. Swan et al to Frauk
cated by Mr. Erickson.
han.
in November. All who are con­ ber 28.
Thos. Wanless* daughter, Mrs. Noll and wt 200 ac in s 3 t 4 s r
Miss Alice M. Adams, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Shaw and
scientious voters should be pres­
5 w $3500.
‘
ent and clearly understand these boys and Miss Lela Her land Washburn and Miss Hendricks, Nifton, is living with him this
Christian Rndig and w f to J. J.
measures before casting a ballot. were Sunday evening guests at o f McMinnville, Mrs. Gilkey, wfoter and .the children are at­
White and wt 164H ac in Solo­
o f Dayton, and Miss Martha tending the Ridge school.
Last Friday evening occurred the Calkins home.
mon Allen die t 5 s r 4 w $20,-
the first Literary social of the
Mrs. Charles Waide has been Davis, of Boston, were guests ot
year. A big teed was the first quite ill for some time, but her the Dundee Woman’s Club on
number on the program after a many friends are hoping to hear Thursday. After the regular
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swartxen
business meeting of the club the
short business meeting, and it o f her recovery soon.
and
children spent Saturday
proposed constitution amend­
was a delightful feast, too. Af­
All members of the Parent-
ments for the coming decried •bopping in Portland.
terwards music and games were
Teacher Association are request­
were discussed, some of the
indolged in and all present de­
Mr. and Mrs. Q. M. Keiling
ed to be present at the next
guests
taking part in the discus­ and small son, of Newberg, visit-
clared that it was a good begin­
meeting, Friday, October 27.
sion. Mrs. William Wilson was ed a t Mrs. Keiling’s home Sun­
ning for the winter social events.
Last Sunday Mrs. Harford hostess for the day, assisted by
About thirty were present and
day.
gave an interesting talk to the Miss Sally Beck.
Plaos for a
the committee in charge were
Fred Beckman, who p la y s .* »
people at the church. She spent mystery supper and sale to be
Mrs. C. J. Clemenson, Jennie
the remainder of the day with given on Monday evening, Octo­ the Salem high school foot ball
Burke and Roy Shires.
team spent Sunday with his s i»
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Yergen.
ber 30. As this is the first of the
Sunday guests at the home of tall entertainments ot the Dun­ for, Mrs. R oy Shreves.
Anderson Hodgson, an old resi­
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall were dee Woman’s Club much enthu­
P. R. Fendall and wife* o f Willa- siasm is manifest and a large at­ dent of this section but now liv-
inf at Washougal, Washington,
mina, C. H. Christenson and tendance is anticipated.
the Cooker
Next Week
BILL