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wood by S. S. Dow, o f Newberg, S. M. Calkins spent Sunday with his family. Lawrence Boyd was a Sunday guest o f Kenneth Fendall. Henry Amoth finished the pack ing of his apple crop in the big orchard this week. The Christmas program to he given by the Sunday school is rapidly taking shape Watch tor details next week. Please remember to attend the Ladies Aid Society Bazaar, Fri day evening, December 14. Any and all member* of any family will be welcomed as attendants. C. E. services next Sunday night will be in charge of Ken neth Fendall. The topic for dis cussion should be o f vitalinterest at this time: “ Christ our Peace. National Ideals. War or Peace, Which?” ERKYfc /a .? IJ appy S OMETHING here for everybody—from the pretty, laughing baby to the smiling, dear old grandma—something to suit all ages and all tastes—to suit HIM or HER. Let us aid .you in your selection. It will give us the greatest pleasure, and our experience will help you. Come in today and get first choice of the best 'Xmas goods in town. Here A re Some o f Them —For the Ladies Sterling Silver Novel ties, $10.00 to. .$ .25 Silver Toilet Sets, $25.00 to Gold Toilet Sets, $12.00 to....*......... 3.50 Hand Mirrors, $5.00 to Hand Bags, $6.00 t o ............... . 2.00 Manicure Sets, $5.00 to,........ .50 Konklin and Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens and Ansco Cameras For Home and Church: Christmas Candles, Tree Ornaments, Christmas Bells, Santa Claus Snow PARLOR PHARM ACY N e w b e rg O re g o n TOWER’S FtSH BRAND Waierproof Absolutely. A V jf P Satisfaction Guaranteed. DEALERS E V E R Y W H E R E . A -J . TO W ER CO . BO STO N . CHASE & UNTON G RAVEL COMPANY All kinds o f gravel for con crete work, cement blocks, or wood work furnished on short notice. Telephone White 85 The Newberg mi Safas a Specialty' S. P. TimberUkeJ Prop. Office phone Bleck 100 Residence phone Red 79 ooooooooocK>oooooaaac>acxK Dinner and entertainment. The Dundee Women’s Club will give a chicken supper at Com munity Hall on Saturday even ing of this week. Besides tbe chicken and all »he good things that go with it the supper com mittee will have on hand various substitutes for white bread which have been prepared from both published and original recepes. These receipes will be on sale for the patriotically inclined patrons who have not yet foond a satis factory way to help our nation jiywheat conservation. The entertainment to be given in tbe evening will be free to the supper patrons. * Popcorn and popcorn candy will be sold for the benefit of the local Red Cross. Misses Christopher and Young have returned home from Port land where they have been spend ing several weeks disposing of their city property. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olmsted are at home from their wedding trip. They were marred in Des Moines, Iowa, on November sev enteenth and have been touring and visiting in California. Mrs. L. J. Eddens spent Tues day in Portland. An interesting meeting of the Dundee Women’s Club was held last Thursday. Arrangements for the chicken supper were made and a pleasing program enjoyed. Mrs. Frank T. Keyes was hostess for the day. The regular monthly business meeting of the local Red Cross was well attended last Friday. After the business meeting T. A. Harper gave a short talk on Rus sia ami ber part in tbe war. It is planned to have a fifteen min ute talk by some one at each monthly meeting. Mrs. E. J. Robison of Mohler, Oregon, has been a guest of her brother, Roe R. Robison. S. Minchin had the misfortune to lose a ten dollar bill on Mon day. Imagine bis pleasure when tbe postmaster handed it to him. Ralph Bennett found the bill on the floor o f tbe post office and gave it to Mr. Terry. This is “ Win Me a Member” week in tbe Epwortb League and services are held every evening in the Dundee church. A scouting party erf tour Maz- atnas came to the Red Hills on Sunday. Tbe weather permit ting the weekly trip of the out ing ¿lub will be to Dundee and tbe Red Hills next Sunday to gather mistletoe. ins, who recently announced his resignation as principal of the school. Mr. Hutchins was reg istered under the selective draft law in Wisconsin, and his num- ber being drpwn, he found it compulsory to enter the army at oace or enlist for work in the Portland shipyards until after war. Though willing to fight tor Uncle Sam, he chose the ship yards, rather than to part with his wife and children. We were highly pleased with his work ip the school and every patron and pupil regrets that necessity bids him go. As yet no permanent arrangements Jiave been made to fill his place, owing td the diffi culty in doing that at this time of the year. The West Chehalem school bas- ket-ballteam journeyed to New berg Saturday and all but ad ministered defeat to the Newberg high school class champions, the freshmen class, the score being 18 to 17. The boys were greatly Miss Eunice Sanders and Ad elated at the result of thecontest. lai Livengood spent Saturday It was with sincere regret that in Portland. Samuel Moffatt, of Newberg, we learned o f the death o f little Miss Marian Benson, daughter was a guest at the T. E. Hobson of Mr. and Mrs. Swan Benson, home Sunday night. which occured Saturday after John and Adolf Wohlgemuth noon. Her death was the result are greeting their many friends of a severe attack of scarlet fever in Fernwood again after several against which she hud been months’ absence in Idaho. Ev struggling for weeks. Funeral erybody is very glad to welcome services were held in Newberg Tuesday afternoon. Quiltings seem to be the order Last Thursday evening the quarterly business meeting o f the Thursday the Needlecraft Club church was held. At this meet- met with Mrs. Gill for an all-day inglt was unanimously voted to quilting, which everybody en extend a call to Rev. F. C. Stan- joyed to thé fullest extent. On nard, to act as pastor for the en Friday the home o f Mrs. T. H. suing year. Sunday, Rev. Stan Parrish was the scene o f a like dard, in a few well chosen words meeting, with the same resultant announced his acceptance o f tbe good time. work. In view of the fact that Friday p. m. an auxiliary to he has been offered many other the Newberg branch of the Red and better paying positions, we Cross was organized in Fern- A miscellaneous shower was given at the gymnasium on Sat urday evening in honor of Miss Eunice Sanders who will become the bride of Adlai Uvengood on December 12. A large attend ance and many beautiful presents attested tbe regard and esteem in which the young conple are held here where they have resid- ed so long. They will make their future home in Newberg. Miss Grace Carter is home on a visit. .•« Evan Carter has purchased W. T. Evans’ Ford car. J. T. Carter is quite sick wit bronchial pneumonia. were Friday visitors at the Boyd home. Mrs. Avon Sladfe, o f Newberg, is visiting with ber father, J. T. . Miss Hazel Randall is visiting with her mother, Mrs. J. T. Car- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kenmitz and family? of Portland, have moved on tbe Wm. Ormond Emel Jensen has a newyictrola in his home and his neighbors are all hoping tor an invite to bear it. ~ L. A. Brisbine, who was severe ly injured by being kicked in the side by a horse, is able to be about again. Mrs. A. H. Boyd returned re cently from a visit with relatives and friends at Monmouth, Dallas The Graphic and Weekly Orego nian, one year, $2.00. You Are Invited to Become a Member O F O U R A n d start a Bank Account IÀLER CENTER Mrs. J. B. Vanderbeck was a Portland visitor Wednesday. M t s . Mary Hodges will visit her daughter iu Portland next Saturday^ The W. C. T. U. will bold their meeting at tbe home o f Mrs. Edith Walton Wednesday, the 19th. Z- L. Chamberlain attended the fruit growers meeting at Sa lem Tuesday, returning Wed nesday. Edward Hodson is in Portland just now and Mr. Nelson, of Newberg, is filling his place as pastor during his absence. The school will give the Christ mas program at the scboolhouse Saturday evening, the 22nd, it being also the Parent-Teacher meeting program for this month. Mrs. Ernest Hall and children are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hall tor the pres ent. Mr. Hall, who is in Cana da, will be down by Christmas. Word is received here that A. J. Palmer, of Dundee, was unfor tunate in falling, hurting his limb,* which was broken, some time ago. He is laid up in bed from tbe fall. Semi-weekly Oregon Journal and the Newberg Graphic, $2.00 per year. C om e to this Bank, D eposit lc , 2 c , S c or 1 0 c and increase the sam e am ount each w eek for SO w eeks— or deposit 2 5 c, 5 6 c, $ 1 .0 0 or $ 2 .0 0 regularly each w eek for the sam e length o f tim e— A ccording to the follow ing classes. 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