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REGARDING THE U. S. WAR LOAN
INFORM ATION on, and «n i»t»n c< in subecrib-
* ing to the now U. S. war loon will be tendered
die public o f this community, without compensa­
tion to, or charge by the United States National
Bank.
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Ou
ere available in
Parlor Pharmacy
“Quafity
Store"
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Our Drugs are High Quality
Oar clerks efficient, courteous and pains­
taking. Oar elm is to pieese oar pat­
rons s t all times, and oar reward is the
prestige we have won in this neighbor­
hood. Let as serve you promptly and
satisfactorily.
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D R . S. L. B R O W N
Veterinarian
todils and Oregon grape in pro­
fusion were used in the parlors,
while violets were effectively used
on the tables in the reception
room from which tea was served.
A short program consisting of
readings, vocal, and instrumen­
tal music was enjoyed by the
guests.
A new flag has been purchased
by the student body and faculty
and is now flying from the flag­
pole.. The flag was raised last
ThurMlay after chapel ’mid great
applause from the student body
assembled on the lawn. Th;y
then all joined in singing “ The
Star Spangled Banner” before go­
ing back to the routine of the
day.
Union Revival Meetinjgs at the
Rink. A splendid union o f all
the Gospel Churches. Fill the
Rink.
Revival meetings every evening
at 7:30, in sam>* place; with
preaching by the Pastors. Good
singing; great blessings expected.
Save these dates. Every good
Christian citizen is urged to get
in and help all possible.
Fridav Evening April 20th—
“ Mum Social” at the Presby­
terian Church, by the Y.P.S.C.E.
CHRISTIAN
9:45 a. m.—Bible school,- Les­
ter J ones, superintendent.
11 a. m. —Sermon, "The /ine
and the Branches.”
5:45 p. m.—Expert Endeavor
class.
6:30 p. m.—C. E. Junior En­
deavor prayer meeting.
7:30 p. m.—Union Meeting at
Skating Rink.
President and Mrs. Penning­
ton entertained the students ot
the College and the Commercial
departments at their home last
Friday evening. Alter an inter­
esting and enlightening investi­
gation ot family trees, from
trunks to leaves, the guests en­
joyed an impromptu musical
program. Mr. Pennington’s dia-
l*ct songs with guitar accom­
paniment were greatly appre­
ciated, as were also the dialect
readings offered by himself and
talented ones o f his guests. Light
refreshments were served, and at
the conventional hour the guests
dispersed.
On the following evening Pres­
J. HL GIBSON, Mgr.
ident and Mrs. Pennington en­ SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
tertained the academy students.
The only A bstract Books in
Everyone anticipated a good
Yam hill County
METHODIST
time and was in ju st the right
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
spirit to make things lively.* Ex­ Get up early Sunday morning
FRIENDS
aminations were the order but and start the day right by going
McMonmuA
they w<re the kind that make to Sunday School and Church. Sunday school 10 a. m., Prof.
the heart glad. In the oral ex- j The Methodists offer you a good Perisho, superintendent.
Preaching 11 a. m.
a ms wit flew thick and fast and j place for the day.
W . J. 8 A U N D E R 8
Junior and Intermediate En­
everyone passed with' g o o d ' Sunday School—9:45.
grades. A terrible thing happen­ 9errnon—11:00. Subject: “ The deavor 4 p. m.
Senior C. E. 6:30 p. m.
ed, but not so very terrible, Peril o f The Empty Heart” . .»
when each person was required
Epworth League—6:30 •
! Evening services 7:30 p. m.
to read his wrong answers to
sens. Walk, B «w — Floon, Coa-
Union Services at the Rink 7:30
NAZARENE CHURCH ,
« Block» or Pio», Cascai Sidewal
the written exams. The.acade
Revival meetings in progress
PRESBYTERIAN
my students gre wondering if
people have so much Hm in col­ Sunday School at 9:45. An In­ with Rev. Mr. Little and Rev.
lege classes. Sherbet and cakes termediate and Senior C. E. at Mrs.Crooks preaching alternate­ ♦ » • • • • • • • ♦ • • • » ♦ • » » S S S S M Si
ly. Interest is increasing. A
were served for refreshments.
6:30, io the down-stairs and the goodly number forward.
nyi Hall April 14, from upstairs rooms respectively.
At Kanyon
Three great services on the
Morning service at 11:00— closing sabbath, 22nd, 11 and 3
P IA N O S A N D P L A Y E R
three to fiv
nve, Mrs. Allen and the
dormitory girls entertained at Revival theme: “ Valor For The and 7:30; Sunday school at 9:45.
tea in honor o f the College Board Truth” .
A welcome to atf. O. F. Goettel,
A N D R E P A IR E D
and members o f the faculty. Dal-
Evening at 7:30—First of the pastor.
SM First t t
NEWBERG, ORE.
Monuments
V. A VINCENT
Carpenter ami
Concrete Worker
C .W . K IE N L E i
P ia n o s T u n e d :
NOTICE OF-
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Graduate o f W ashington State College veterinary department
I none tuna a
Executors’ Sale
TH E HO M E OF FLOW ERS
O f Personal Property
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Office com er o f Hancock and College streets. One block north
o f the United States National Bank
Phone Red 47
Residence comer or meridian and shendan streets.
SEASONABLE CUT FLOW ERS-Plants in poU. oyclameiu.
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calls lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies,
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
■tom JOHN G O W E R
When in Need of a Plomber
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E. L. EVANS, SOI 1st S t, Newberg
Phone Black 23
Residence Blue 6
NOTICE is hereby given, that under and by authority o f an order o f the Couuty Court o f
Yamhill County, State o f Oregon, made by said Court on the 12th day o f ApriL 1917, duly
authorizing and empowering them to do ao, the executors o f the estate o f Alfred Philo
Oliver, late o f Yamhill Chanty, State o f Oregon, deceased, will on the
28th Day of April 1917
AT THE HOUR OF 10 O’CLOCK A. M. OF SAID DAY AT
C B C T I B B O O C T OBOOTOM BlfflCM OgOI
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“Oliver Skating Rink”
Situated at the Southwest corner o f School and Hancock Streets in the city o f Newberg in
said County and State, sell, at Public Auction to the HIGHEST BIDDERS, FOR CASH
IN H AN D, the following described personal property belonging to the estate o f Alfred
Philo Oliver, deceased, to-wit:—
56,500 Shares o f Stock in the
1 Pipe Die and Accessories
Treasure Qold Mining Co.
A miscellaneous assortment o f
1 Oak Library Table
Plumbing Supplies
1 Oak Morris Chair (leather cushion) 1 Mimeograph
7 Stone Indian Relics
1 Oak Couch
1 Oak Dresser
22 Small Hop Baskets
291 Pairs o f Roller Skates
2 Oak Rocking Chairs
1 Oak Bed-stead
1 Military Band Organ
1 Electric M otor
1 Oak W ardrobe
2 Small W all Tents
1 Oak Center Table
2 Grind Stones
2 Oak Chairs (cane seats)
1 Scythe and Snath
1 Oak Arm Chair (leather seat)
19 American Flags
1 O ak Commode
13 A x Handles
2 A ir Tight Heaters
1 Royal Fire Extinguisher
1 W ilton Rug (9x12)
1 Small Table
3 Small Rugs
1 Writing Desk
Umf.
7 W indow Shades
1 Bed Spring
1 Fair Boat Oars
1
1 Steam Whistle
Revolver
1 Smith & W
1 Telephone Extension BoD
A miscellaneous assortment o f
1 Rasp
Fishing Tackle
A miscellaneous assortment o f
1 Small Alcohol Stove
6 Chain
Files o f various sixes and shapes
1 Letter Press
A miscellaneous assortment o f
1 Pair Oar Locks
Carpenter T ook
1 Mattock
1 Tw elve Foot Log Cham
Other articles too numerous to mention
1 11 Ten Chain Hoist
Every Article O ffered for Sale will Positively be sold to d ie Highest Bidder
R. H. C. BENNETT. L. B. FERGUSON. A. C. SEELY. Executors o f said Estate
N. P. NELSON. Auctioneer.
! S. P. Timberlake, Prop.
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Office phone Black 100
7
Residence phone Red 79
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