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FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K
NEWBERG OREGON
PACIFIC COLLEGE
A home institution th a t o ffe rs to young
men and young women the benefits o f a lib­
eral education under good influences a t a
minimum expense.
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Its courses o f study are arranged to give that broad cul­
ture which should be the possession of every intelligent man
and woman, which includes Philosophy, H istory and
P olitical Science, the Languages, B iblical Litera­
tu re and H istory, M athem atics, B iology, Chem istry,
P hysics, Public Speaking, Hom e Econom ics, M usic.
Last year a Com m ercial Course was added, which
proved to be popular.
For Catalogue and further inform ation
Address th e President, Leri T. Pennington
W in ter is Com ing
And now is the time to prepare for the long, wet winter
months by looking after your roofs. We have a big
stock o f
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S tar A S tar S h in g le s
at market prices, or if you need a few squares of
Prepared Roofing o r Roofing Paint
We can always take care o f your needs from our
Complete Roofing Stock.
C. K. SPAULDING LOGGING CO.
H eaU guarta»a fo r
Lumber, Glass and Building Material
THE QUALITY
OF OUR BREAD
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can only be judged by personal trial.
No amount of advertising could justly
describe its purity, wholesomeness and
deliciousi.ess. It takes a personal test
to reach a proper understanding o f its
virtues. Make that test today. Take
home a loaf and watch how the family
enjoy it, and note how^rou enjoy it
yourself.
N ew berg B ak ery
J. H. SHERLOCK, Prop.
T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens,
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strWlg plants). Low prices.
rtw.ia.M2 JOHN G O W E R
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
W e please the moat particular. Phone us a grocery order and aae
If our p rom pt service doesn’t surprise you. W e want your trsd a .
Fine Job Printing at the Graphic Office
left tor Minneapolis a few days
ago where she will make her fu­
ture home.
The neighborhood assembled
in the church Monday evening to
watch the old year make its de­
parture and the New one arrive.
Bruce Jones, who recently re­
turned lrom San Francisco, is
working in Portland and mak­
ing his headquarters at his par­
ents home, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Jones.
Mrs. «Maria Christianson IS
quite sick.
School began Monday with
New Year’s day vacation.
Chas. Shires went to Portland
Monday to engage in work in
the shipyards.
Emil Harslev of Portland
greeted his Chehalem Center
friends the first o f the week.
Mrs. Marie Smith returned
Preparations are going for­
from Portland Wednesday to
ward
for the removal of the
nurse Mrs. Marie Christianson.
plant putting the hot stuff on
H. B. Wire and wife came up
the road, from its present loca­
from Portland for a visit New
tion to Rex, and this little place
Year’s day at the M. C. Wire
will soon hum with activity as
home. a
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the weather permits work on
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott of Amity, the road.
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who were old time friends of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heskett at­
and Mrs. Wm. Smail in Wiscon­
tended the banquet at the cham­
sin, came down for a New Year’s
ber of commerce at Portland
day visit.
Saturday evening which ended
- Mrs. L. H. Meyer and Miss the convention of the Ellison-
Christine Meyer spent the Christ­ White Chautauqua And lyceum
mas holiday week with relatives bureau men. Mr. Heskett left
in Portland. Mr. Meyer is doing immediately for his new territory
his bit in the Portland shipyards at Los Angeles.
to help the U. S. win the war.
Mrs. Florence Eves who had
The report has been circulated charge ofthe Red Cross member­
that M. C. Wire & Son had dis­ ship campaign at Rex and vicin-
posed of their chickens. This is itv has certainly done her part in
is a mistake \\ hieh they would piling up a total of $86. She re­
like to have rectified as they are ports splendid response with but
still well established in the poul­ lew exceptions, and the little Red
try business.
Cross buttons on one’s coat are
Mrs. Rpbert Ramsey and little quite the thing in the neighbor­
daughter«- Alice Marguerite, and hood.
another little friend returned to
The ladies o f the neighborhood
their home near Halsey Wednes­ were invited to the beautiful
day after spending the Christ­ home of Mrs. C. C. Harmon,
mas holidays with her parents, Halo Rest, Monday to help eat
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Staley.
the “ kaiser,” the “ kaiser” in this
The boys’ athletic chib held a case being a huge 25 pound tur­
New Y'ear’s Eve. watch party at key, and incidentally to help cele­
the school house. They put on brate Mrs. Harmon’s birthday.
a good program, then indulged A bountiful dinner was served at
in games which were enjoyed by noon, and it is needless to say
all, following which all adjourn­ that all did full justice to the
ed to the home of Edward John-, “ kaiser” and enjoyed a splendid
son where war bread and peannt day.
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butter sandwiches and coffee
RIBBON RIDGE
were served by the club.
The W. C. T. LL- ladies held
their meeting on the 18tb at the
home of Mrs. R. W. Staley. The
executive officers all being pres­
ent and tw o visitors. A good
meeting was held. The Union
decided to buy $1.00 worth of
Red Cross stamps to help in the
cause. Several letters of encour­
agement and cheer were read
from state and county officers.
The next meeting will be held on
January 9th at the home of
Mary Johnson. All the .ladies
are cordially invited to attend.
The Evans family spent Christ­
mas with Mrs. Grover.
Mrs. Walter B. Nagel is visit­
ing her folks, A. H. Boyd’s, this
week.
Clinton Rands 11 was a Thurs­
day visitor of Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis are
the proud parents oi a son born
Christmas Ere.
Riley Boyd and« his crew are
digging ship knees on Mrs. Sarah
Grover’s place.
The Misses Violet and Lily
Hertig spent the Christmas va­
cation with the home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Cyper,
of Washington, visited a tew
days last «week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bryant
and family spent a few days
with Mrs. Bryant’s folks, the
Davis family, of Mountain Top,
at Christmas time.
Mrs. Boyd returned home from
Monmouth last Friday. She
was called up there on account
of the illness o f her mother, Mrs.
J. P. DeWitt, who is much better
now.
W. T. Evans and daughter,
Susie, started for the East last
Monday. They went only as
far as Portland, however, and
decided to wait until the spring
weather begins, as the eastern
trains are nearly all snow bound.
It is rather late to mention but
there were so many Christmas
festivities that here goes: First
the teacher and scholars gave an
excellent Christmas program at
the schoolbouse on Saturday
evening, Chehalem Center doing
its share also on that night in
buying Red Cross buttons. On
Snndav night the Sunday School
had a Christmas tree with nice
program and treats for all pres­
ent. On Christmas Eve there
were Christmas trees and gath­
erings at various homes through­
out the neighborhood. Christ­
mas morning Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Youngs invited quite a number
of their immediate neighborhood
children to their home where
they had a magnificent tree la­
den with pretty things, and can­
dy and goodies for all. Mr.
Young afterward gave an inter­
esting talk on how they celebrat­
ed Christmas in the Philippine
Islands. Verily, old Kaiser Bill
is causing so much sorrow
RAYBELL
throughout the world there is a
general feeling of love for those James Johnston was called to
near and dear ones and all man San Francisco Friday evening
kind at Christmas time.
by the death o f his father.
Miss Matilda Zenzen, who is
working’
in Portland, visited
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over Sunday with her home
A fine big baby boy arrived at folks.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Mrs. Dell Barber f and baby
Mueller Monday. All are doing daughter were brought home
well.
from the Newberg hospital on
Mr. and Mrs. A Keeney and Saturday.
daughter Lorena ¿of Newberg
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall, of
were Christmas guests at the West Chehalem, spent New
Frank Gustin home.
Year's day with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Emily Snyder, a sister of Walter Ray.*
Master Oral Graham came up
H. Quittenbaum who has made
her home at Rex for the past year, from Portland Saturday even­
ing and called on some little
friends who were very glad to
see him.
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Mr. anti Mrs. Charles Lamson,
of Toppenish, Washington, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Ray.
Misses Matilda and Eva Zen­
zen and little Oral Graham were
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Walter Ray home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larson and
Miss Maude Olson, Burnell and
Frances Olson were entertained
at the I. Harle home on Sunday.
Sunday evening a party com­
posed of Earl Barber, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Yeager, NormamYea-
fcer, Mr. and Mrs- Chancy Gell,
Arleta Gell, Mrs. Walter Ray
and Florence Ray “ surprised”
the Jack Larsen family, to enjoy
a farewell visit with Miss Olson.
Miss Eva Zenzen and her
brother, Njcklus, also Mrs. Anne
Bond, Eugene Geelan and Julius
Sprogis called at the Jack Larsen
home on Saturday evening to
bid Miss Maude Olson “ good­
bye.” Miss Maude leaves on
Monday for Salem where she
will enter the Salem Hospital as
probationer. Her triends all
wish her success in her chosen
profession.
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CLARENCE BU TT
Will practice in all th# coorta o f the
«tale. Special attention given to pro­
bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
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C. K. CHAPIN
LAW YER
Practice in all courts; Probate, Deeds,
Mortgagee and all legal papers. A b­
stracts examined.
Dr. H. C. Dixon :
DENTIST
Phones
Office, White 22; Res. Red 123
I Dr. H. M. Massey •
S u c c m m t to
P. P. Hawkiaa
D E N TIST
Office over First National
Bank
Phone Wfiite 3-1
Van Valin7 Dental Parlors
WEST CHEHALEM
Orar U. S.
Mrs. W. D. Patton spent last
week in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall
spent New Year’s day with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Ray, o f St.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Davis are.
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the proud parents o f a fine baby
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boy which arrived at their home £ OfTloa ava r Fa rg ua o n'a D ru g S ta ra i '
Christmas.
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C\ E. services next Sunday will
be in charge of Lois Fendall, the
topic being “ Christian Duty and
Privilege. Becoming a Chris­
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tian.”
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Mrs. M\ W. Patton and daugh­
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ters, Mabel and Evelyn, were
and SURGEONS ! <
over from Forest Grove to spend
the Christmas vacation with ’ Office in First Nat’ l Bank Bldg. *
Phone, Black 31
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Mr. Patton.
At the Sunday school election
held last Sunday DeYere Fendall
was re-instated as superinten­
dent and Ralph Baker was elect­
DR. THOS. W. HESTER
ed secretary-treasurer.
Physician and Surgeon
The Red Cross drive in this
Office in Dixon Building
community resulted in securing
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about 94 members, and much
credit is due those who gave
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their time to the work.
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Rev. F. C. Stannard gave a
splendid New Year sermon Sun­
Dr. E. E. Daniels
day, bis subject being “ Retro­
spect and Prospect.” You who
C H IR O P R A C TIC
do not attend church are missing
PH YSICIAN
something good along the fine of
Edwards Bldg., Opp. Postoffice
sermons.
LAO V A T T E N D A N T
The Misses Ua and Gladys
Hesgard returned to Portland
Tuesday after having spent
Christmas with their home folks.
Noel and Rosie Hesgard went
back with them, Noel expecting
to work, while Rosie will enter
Franklin high school.
The Christmas program last
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week was a creditable one, al­
of tbs Newborg Food Co.
though the attendance was not
very gratifying. The collection
lor the starving Armenians
amounted to about $9.00. Sun­
day this amount was increased
to $15.00 by the Sunday school
O f Q . M . KEILING
and other individual contribu­
Rat. 721 WyaeesU St, Phase Msck 14 «
tions.
The West Chehalem basket
ball team met with tw o defeats
during the past week at the
HOPSON A ELLIOTT
hands of the N. H. S. Alumni and
Ferawood teams, the scores be­
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—EMBALMERS
ing 1>3-10 and 29-8, respectively.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Amoth are Ofca and Parlor* 705 sad 705 1-2 Fiat Sweat
in the valley visiting with their PWrara; O fceG raaall«. Rra. Blue 116, Rad 6
relatives. They have until re­
cently resided in Minnesota, but
they will make their home in
Portland in the future.
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UNDERTAKERS
C. W . KIENLE '
PIANOS AND P LA YE R
TOO ECONOMICAL.
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Tuned
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“ You can overdo this conserva­
tion thing, my dear.”
“ What do you mean?”
“ For instance, I think you've
saved thia egg just a few daya too
long.”
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J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
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