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Newberg u ru t .. withstanding the fact that Mr. her home, in honor of Miaa Hosel and Mrs. Smith are recent com Miller. Quite a number were ers at Rex, a large number of present and a royal good tiftK E. N . W O O D W A R D sympathising friends and neigh bors attended the tuneral and : Mrs. Bhzabeth Paltner gate a escorted the body to the ceme- farewell sermon at' the efinreh OS**, tery at New berg where inter Sunday evening. It is with re I t ! N e w b e r*. IMtk*| ment was made. gret this meeting gives her up as Due to some miscalculation, pastor, but owinR to her hus $1.50 Par Year in Aduano« the-fiftieth birthday of Mrs. O. band's serious illness she is go , • Woodworth some six months ing to Washington. SO. 19 16 ago slipped by unnoticed, bo Mrs. A. V. Hendrickson went make amends for this to Portland last Saturday in re A pleasant Thanksgiving day oversight, about twenty-five sponse a message that Miss to all the readers of the Graphic, Mrs. Woodworth’s friends sur Rosalie to Hendrickson was taken and may all who are not favored prised her Monday afternoon pneu with turkey be able to feast on and proceeded to crlebrate the monia and was in with a hospital something equally as good—and aforementioned birthday. She there. Her many friends here be thankful for the manifold was showered with a tub full of hope for her speedy recovery. blessings of the year. useful articles, each accompa nied by a witty little verse. No SPMNGHtOM The printed list of the mem ooe has put io more time or bers of the twenty-ninth legisla worked more faithfully -for the Mrs. Peter Pappas spent the tive assembly of Oregon which advancement and betterment of week-end with her mother, Mrs. will convene at Salem, January 8 , shows the members to be conditions in the community H. Stockman. Mrs. Woodworth, and as a Mrs. Muriel Burgoyne return made up as follows: Senate, 24 than small of the high esteem in ed to Portland Monday after Republicans, 5 Democrats, 1 In which token she is held, the ladies pre visiting the P. A. Burgoyne dependent; House, 55 Republi sented her with beautiful cas home for a fortnight. cans, 4 Democrats, 1 Indepen serole with the a wish that she Mr. and Mrs. James A. Clem dent The list is sent out by would five to U9e it another fifty enson and son John, of Port Ben W. Olcott, Secretary of y e a r s ._____ • land, were guests at the Shires- State, and will be valuable for reference. Clemenson wedding Monday. WEST CHEHALEM Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lewis have The stats of Illinois cast more Mrs. Joanna Davis returned been confined to their borne for votes at the recent election than from Hood River Friday morn the past week owing to severe did the twelve southern states, ing. cases of grippe. yet they have 115 members in A Thanksgiviqg program was Miss Christine Clemenson came congress and Illinois but 29, Saturday to -attend her discrimination that can be over given at Ewing Young school borne sister’s wedding and returned to come only by giving the negro Wednesday, November 29. the right of franchise he is en Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Hadley, of her work in Sheridan Thursday. titled to under the fourteenth Newberg, were Sunday gnests of Ovid Sbires and Miss Wanda Clemenson were honor guests at amendment, or eliminating him Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carter. a party Thursday evening, No from the census upon which con- Miss Louise Nelson was vember 23rd, at the home of g re s s io n a l appointments are ously ill last week, but is Eva Marked. About twenty made. If he is entitled to repre able to attend school again sentation he is entitled to the Miss Agnes Vanderbeck and young people were present. yote that assists in selecting the Albert Versteeg' were united in Seth Mills was in Springbrook representative; if not, there marriage Tuesday, November 21. Tuesday chatting with relatives should be no representative hold Miss Aliena High, of Salem, and friends. He started back to ing voice and power in the na spent Sunday with her ancle, E his Idaho home Wednesday tional government in his name. — G. Poster Mills aceompa Fendall and family. She re morning, Lebanon Criterion. nying him. The latter will 'be turned to Salem Monday morn gone two or three weeks. The advertising columns of the ing. newspaper are a certain index of The Ladies’ Aid have com DUNDEE the successful business houses of pleted their qnilts for their lair, a dty or town. The rule holds which will take place December R. W. Swink made a business good in every metropolis in the 8. All committees are preparing trip to Portland on Monday. civilized world. Printer's ink for a successful evening. Martha Davis has gone has made thousands of men rich The delegates, Mrs. Anderson, to Miss Portland spend the winter. and never yet made one poor. Florence Calkins and De/ere William of Port The bold advertiser* are the suc Fendall, who attended the Sun land, was Riefenberg, cessful business men. Those day school convention at Sheri last week. an Otterbrook guest that launch out and scatter dan, report a profitable and en The Ladies’ Aid Society of the broadcast facts and figures, joyable trip. Dundee church will hold on keeping their business ever be All those interested ’ in the apron sale on Saturday, Decem fore the people, never relaxing, church of West Chehalem should never retreating, but always not forget to attend the all-day ber 9. pressing forward, pushing ahead, meeting next Sunday. Professor Mrs. E. F. Tucker, Miss Esther never have to regret “lost op Mills will have charge of the Tucker and Harold Sooy-Smith portunities" ' or "what might morning service as usual, fol were guests of Miss Sally Beck have been," but unbounded suc lowed by a basket dinner. The last vTiek. cess is theirs, to which the world afternoon will be spent in dis W. S. Allan and son, James, pays homage and many a tribute cussing a plan for organizing the visited Alexander Allan at Cor when the real source of this church. vallis last' week and witnessed great success lies directly, the games. through the channel of judicious, CHEHALEM CENTER Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson persistent advertising.—Coquille and children spent Sunday at Sentinel. Mrs. C. Jacobson and little Carlton, the gnests of Mr. and June were Portland visitors this Mrs. James Robb. week, going down Wednesday. The quarterly conference of the and Mrs. Howard Walton Methodist church was held Mrs. N. L Wiley is attending and Mr. family took Thanksgiving Monday. Dr. Ford, district su- a Sunday school convention dinner with Portland relatives. perintendent, was present. at Sheridan. Remember, at the school house The Dundee Woman’s Club Born—To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Saturday evening, a program will meet at Community hall on Smith, November 22nd. a baby and social by Thursday, December 7. The spe girl. Both the mother and in Association. the Parent-Teacher cial feature of the program will fant are doing nicely. be .a debate on “Government Ed Erickson and Miss Lottie Ownership Mrs. Florence Eaves, N. L. Wi- Foss, Public Utilities." of Portland, were ‘visitors Friends of the of club lev and A. H. Dean have all been over Sunday are cordially at the home of Mrs. invited to be present victims of the grippe the past C. Jacobson and and take daughter. week, bat are convalescent at Monday, November part in the debate. 2?, the* On Monday of last week R. W. this writing. school meeting was held the Swink, Roe Robison and H. B. Mrs. Florence Eaves and Mrs. school house. A tax of two at mills A. Heskett left Tuesday to eat Powell went to Dayton with levied for school purposes Messrs. Thanksgiving tnrkey at the the ensuing Gibson, Bell, James and year. borne of L. Underwood, of Port Thnrston, of Newberg. A team land, and expect to be gone Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shires at of checker players was made up tended the wedding of Orvidj from the party and the Dayton about two weeks. and Miss Wanda Clemen-1 experts, who were so successful Mrs. F. E. Lewis and two Shires at Springbrook, Monday, a short time ago when playing children, of Montana, are visit son November 27. ing the family of C. G. Lewis for in Dundee, were defeated. a few weeks, and Grandpa Lew Miss Edna Everest and Miss is has his hands full displaying Helen Greene, who attended the MARR1AGE LICENSES his two splendid robust grand Sunday School convention at children to admiring patrons. Sheridan, as delegates, report a Hilda Hoffman to Ray Wilcox. Mary Ellen Hazel Allison to Stanley, the two-year old little very interesting convention. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Mrs. Mary E. Hodges was Paul E. Sitton. died Saturday of a complication called to West Chehalem to Mabel Hosack to Sherman of diseases. The funeral was assist in the care of her young Parker. held at the Friends church aod a grandson, born November 27, to * Ira Hosack to Frederick Wahl- beautiful memorial sermon was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodges. gren. given by Rev. Lee of the Presby Last Wednesday evening Miss Wanda A. Clemenson to Ovid terian church of Newberg. Not- Fay Hawley gave a social at Shires. * BAIRD O B n : O n fk M THUSSDAT. NOVSMBBB Y C IJ f k iiu w m j » . Now is the time to begin to prepare for CHRISTMAS Those who are wise and buy early will get the best of se lections, and they will also avoid the usual holiday rush. LIB E S , —f f f f , CMLDREN’S We have a complete line of COATS llM R S Crochet Threads ■ d llv j MIVUtHia R EDUCED Handkerchiefs In order to clean up our Coats for Ladies, Misees and Children, we are offering liberal reductions. NOW is the time to buy your coats. Ties, Hosiery and in fact everything to make oseful Christ mas gifts. CASH PAID FOR EGGS Now is the time to buy your before S p rin g goods come and prices go up. If you wish clean fresh groceries, courteous treatment and honest prices you should buy them at Baird’s. Shoes are advancing almost every day. It will pay you to buy them "now while we still have some left at old prices. E C BAIRD EARLY BIRDS GET THE WORMS and Early Christmas Shoppers get the best service and first choice of goods. We like to show you our goods and give you the low prices. Feel free to come in and look and ask questions. Xmas Presents for men, women, boys, girls FORMEN FOR BOYS FOR WOMEN W apar Coasters ryrex wire Batctor to n s r a n g lûmes Battete Jantoiers Percolators Tsapote T í “ j Stoamart ■a_______ |A f ■s - - « — Péto . a # _ « ------- * n a $ r « r * U ra M o ry Scissors S o I amf Pictet Kairos , *cm or of is S om Safety Razors Atoataaa film Boxes Erocter Sots NaBÉaaa Pouter Boxes SpâMag Foot Bals Babble Oatftts Spahing Basket BaBs S e rf Wash Sets T « Phi Sote Toy b a a Watctes, Tape» Bali Atoatoaa Distes Our 5.10 and 15 Cent Counter Specialties Take a look at our big holiday CHRISTMAS SPECIAL window—-you’ll get ideas that December 9, at 9 a. m., we wifi pat on sale a lim will help you in your Christmas ited quantity of Aluminum Tea Kettles £ « a aod pat. lid kettle«, while thev last, ea. y 1 • ^ a shopping, and remember we are always at your service. Uitin^ce^ardwafëft).
