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tto rn st - a t - law WEST CHEHALEM \ Sanders. Pretty good for Fern- wood. Let the good work go CLARENCE BUTT Will practice in all tha courts o f the on. cete. Spedai attention given to pro- Despite'tbe cold rain of Sunday bate work, the writing o f deed«, m o o there was an unusually large at rages, contracts and the drafting o f all tendance at Sunday school. fe S S o n d Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baird and Mrs. Vern Hobson visited C. R. CHAPIN at the T. E. Hobson home Sun- dav. * Arthur Parrish came homf Practice in all courts; Probate, Deads, Mortgages and all legal papaia. A b from Oregon City where he is stract« examined. ^ employed in a paper mill, and spent Sunday and a part of Mon day with his parents. Clay Petera visited over Sun- S. M. Calkins came home to day in Portland. spend Sunday with his family. Mrs. Silknecter o f Portland R ilph and Harold Baker ware Sunday guest's of Laurence Boyd. was a Sunday visitor at the Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Patton Pilcher home. Earnest Goodat, a former resi spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. [F you have no Saving* ac- dent o f Rex, visised friends in Geo. Bush. Icotnetu u* fit you out* Rev. F. C. Stannard took Sun this vicinity Sunday. " Even though you begin in Mr. and Mrs; R. Bristow wel day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. S. ' a small way, so that you add comed a new boy at their home M. Calkins and family. Noel Hesgard who is working Thursday, and all are doing well. to the account regularly the Mrs. James Kane and daughter in the shipyards at Portland, — resul t will astonish you. M IM ItR i spent Sunday with his home Ruth spent the weekend in Port FEDERALRESERVE * land shopping and visiting with A farewell party was given folks. SYSTEM friends. Miss Euphema' Boyes by her M. W. Patton has been work* Sunday school class on Saturday Mrs. A. L. McCafiree and son ing in the shipyards in Portland, night. It was a very enjoyable but recently took a goodqjosition left tor Portland Saturday to join Mr. McCafiree who is work event, albeit the members o f the in ft sawmill in the same city. class are sorry to lose their class Preaching services next Sun ing there. NEW BERG OREGON «_____ ______ Mrs. Chas. Bristow who has mate. day at 11:00 a. m. by Rev. F. C. Stannard. The subject for his been visitingin Peabody, Kansas REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS sermon will be ‘God, the Father:’ for the past tw o months, re Semon Madson, of Newberg, turned home Monday. S W Atkinson to JohnSGraves Mr. and Mrs. H. Quittenbaum was busy the first o f the week in 1 15 N Newberg Fruit Land Sub this vicinity, undoubtedly be and daughter left for Leader, $1. cause of the fact that the season Alta., Canada, Monday where U S Nat’l Bk, Newberg. to Geo Mr.-Quit through and through and none better for shooting ducks closed Tues they formerly lived. F Groslier and Arthur Byers 5 ac can possibly be baked. W e make this day. tenbaum has rented his place at J B Rogers die t 3 s r 2 w $150 claim for our product because there is Rex. s » The local Red Cross Society is J D Barber and wf to Jos W no better flour milled than we use. The Advance Club had a special now meeting every Thursday in There are no better bakers than we McCormick and wf 20 ac s 25 t have and there is no better equipment a house loaned to them tor that meeting Wednesday evening at 2 s r 3 w £10. than ours. The result is honest bread. purpose by L. H. A moth on the which time an aluminum man de W J Bishop and wf to M F old G. N. Hesgard place. They monstrated his ware and helped Corrigan 1 3 blk 18 John’s add N e w b e r j g B a k e r y are equipping it to meet their the Club add a neat sum to their McMinnville $600. J. H. SHERLOCK. Prop. needs and it is expected that it treasury. H G Davis et al to Marv C will greatly help them in carry The recent Red Cross Auxiliary Goodrich 1 2 blk 3 Deskins' 2nd ing out their work. \ formed in the neighborhood with add Newberg $550. C. E. services Sunday night Mrs. Florence Eves as President, C W Doe and wf to C W Brad- will be led by Miss Beulah Vers- will sew in the parsonage Tues shaw and wf 10.40 ac M Hall dl teeg and the topic will be “ Young days and Thursdays, and all c s 23 t 3 s r 3 w $1400. SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens, (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani Christians Reaching Outward.’ who wish to aid in the cause are Mordecai Ellis to Edith Cole- ums, dulls lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses Young and old #re cordially in welcome. man 28800 sq ft town of LaFay- our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.________________ vited to attend/ Friday evening Rev. Stannard o f Newberg filled f ette t 4 s r 3 and 4 w $100. January 18th,a “ Peanut Social Rev. McClure’s pulpit Sunday E L Evans and wf to U S Nat’l will be given under tfie auspices evening while he preached for Bk Newberg s 50 ft 1 9-10-11-12 of the C. E. All young people Rev. Carter in Newberg. Mr. blk 36 Edwards« add Newberg are invited to come and see what and Mrs. F. D. Frost accompa $ 10 . F H Fearry & Sons to E G an evening of fuu may be ’bad nied him giving a duet at the from peanuts. West Chehalem Friend’s church. Fearey 43.25 ac neVi s 9 t 3 s r 2 Union church. The Civic Improvement Club w $10. Samantha A French to S W .The meeting held last Friday had a meeting Tuesday evening, CALL tor the purpose o f organizing a at which time N. L. Wiley was Atkinson 1 15 N Newberg Fruit literary society was not well at elected President; Mrs. F. Eves, Land Sub $10000. Mary C Goodrich to H G Dav- tended and no organization was Vice-President and Miss Nellie \ ids et al sVà 1 1 and 2 blk 3 Des Phone Black 23 Residence Blue 6 effected at that time. However, Craw, Secretary-Treasurer, a program was arranged for the very interesting program com kins’ 2nd add Newberg$550. Adam<( Harshberger to W O next meeting to be held Friday, pleted the evening. Cooper and wf 43.20 ac Chas S WALKS EIGHT-INCH BRIDGE I quires that the ties be delivered on January 25, and it is hoped that Tustin die t 4 s r 4 w $6362. there may be enough present at ; the right of way, and to do this the DUNDEE F K Heider and wf to T E Ful- Alaskan Tie -C utter Totes His Product | gulch must be crossed. For this pur- that time to make an organiza , Across Narrow Footing, Disre lum 1 23-24-25 Heider-Yeston i pose Martin felled a small spruce tion possible. The meeting will Miss Sally Beck has returned garding Great Danger. I tree from brim to brim, and, when be held at the Ewing Young from a week’s visit with relatives add Sheridan $10. John Itkonen to Hilma J Itko- C arning railroad ties on one’s ! he finishes a tie, shoulders it and school, District No. 10. in Portland. nen 160 ac * 28 t 4 s r 7 w $100. shoulder over an eight-inch footing packs it over. A change was instituted in the The local Red Cross will meet J F Johnson to Andrew John across a canyon 30 feet wide, with A party of hunters appeared upon route taken by John Root, car all day Thursday of this week 150 feet o f vacant space between the the scene a few days since, and, not son 10 ac Dan’l Hess die t 3 s r 3 rier on R. F. D. No. 1, this week. instead of Friday in order that log and a rock-torn mountain tor | daring to attempt the frail cross w $10. rent at the dark bottom, sounds like ing themselves, asked Martin why in Instead of coming directly down its members may go to McMinn H T Miller to H G Coburn & the spectacular stunt of a circus per the name of all-possessed he did not the Carter bill from Ribbon ville on Friday. wf s 40 ft I 258 town of Dayton former, but it is "the daily practice fell a safe footing across the chasm. Ridge he now comes down the On account of the meeting at $4250. o f Ed Martin, a tie-chopper, who ¡The tie-cutter replied that for his road which meets the north side McMinnville on Friday at which C U Powell to Roy Stafford n lives at Crow Creek pass on the gov purpose an eight-inch log 4as as valley road at the West Cheha the three famous Canadian sol Vi 1 5 blk 7 Lakeview add Carl ernment's new railroad in Alaaka, good as an eight-foot log, and it had lem Union Church. From there diers will speak, the usual ton $10. writes a correspondent to the Pitts not occurred to him that it was dan he goes west again returning to monthly hot tamale sale o f the' burgh Dispat eh. gerous. his former route at the corner. Ladies Aid Society will be post WHO W D i BE THE MOSES? Martin has a permit from the for This change will benefit a larger poned one week. C O N S E R V IN O . est service to us«, timber on the north number of patrons than the for It was to be expected that The Y. M. P. C. gave a very side of Devil’s gulch to make ties for “ Last winter I used to feed the mer route and is welcomed by when abnormal conditions sent pleasant party at the home of the railroa«!. hut the railroad re- dear little snowbirds.” several who have had to travel Rev. and Mrs. Moore on Friday prices on an upward swing, they “ Won’t you keep it up?” quite a distance to meet Uncle evening of last week. Eighteen would swing to a higher point “ Certainly not. Instead of wasting Sam’s employee. young people enjoyed an evening than conditions actually justi bread crtfmbs on the dear little birds, of games after which refresh fied. That is always the case. l feel morally obliged to catch ’em When abnormal conditions bring RAYBELL ments were served. and eat ’em.” on a panic, prices shoot down T w o more Dundee boys have ward and reach a low point not H O M E R EA S O N S . Miss Anna Rigness attended a decided to give their services to justified by actual conditions. teachers meeting at Donald last their country. Harold Fogg has “ Why do you think a man like When scarcity exists, possessors Saturday. entered the aviation service and Jaggers, with a wife and growing Mr. and Mrs. John Erwert are Alfred Harding has joined the of goods ask an unconscionable 1 daughters, is so anxious to go to the the proud parents of a baby son quartermasters department at price. When a surplus is on i front?” band, purchasers buy at an un- “ I heard him say he wanted some who came last week. San Antonio, Texas. conscionable price. Many a peadte and quiet.” Mrs. Fred Yeager and Mrs. It is some time since Dundee farmer has sold his grain, butter, McNamara were visitors at the has had a play given by local B E T T E R COM PANY. eggs, livestock and vegetables at C. L. Gell home on Tuesday. talent, consequently much inter less than cost of production. “ Bliggins is studying French.” John Erwert hauled wheat to est is manifested in Uncle‘ Rube, Nobody condemned the consum “ Great. Bliggins will never stop Newberg this week. He had a which will be given by the Dun ers as criminals for thus taking talking. But it will be some comfort good crop of that grain last tall dee Dramatic Club on Saturday the farmer’s product at a price not to be able to understand him.” Dell Barber has been sawing evening. Proceeds for the Red that meant poverty and want _____ ______ L O S T LABO R. wood this week, using the new Cross. for him and his family: Men drag saw he bought not long who have a surplus of goods Ha— Our hostess swept out the FERNWOOD ago. must sell at the price they can room without a single glance. School S u p e rv is o r W. C. She— W ell, that doesn’t surprise Miss Ethel Ross, visited at the get. In case o f scarcity, those Hoppes, of Salem, was enter me, the way her room looka. Ray Newby home in Spnngbrook who have the goods have al ways been able to name the tained at the Cbancey Gell home Sunday afternoon. O N E IS E N O U G H . price, within limits. The man last Thursday. Hugh Renne went Portland who can devise a plan which will A cattle buyer was in this last week to visit hi^Bbn Rolla, Country Editor— W ill you pay insure the producer a fair prjpe neighborhood last week and Jack who is working there. your subscription with vsgetablss? in times of surplus and protect Country Subscriber— I will pay it Larsen, Walter Ray and John Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parrish the consumer from excessive with s vegetable. Gearin sold some of their cows, visited at R. O. Bristow’s on prices in case o f scarcity, will go taking them to Newberg Satur Parrett Montain Monday. C L A S S IF Y IN G H IM . * down in history as the greatest day. ________ Roy Hanville, our R. P. D. car economist of all time. “ Your hoaor, I arrested this B a n Semi-weekly Oregon Journal rier, to-day, Monday, sold $300 at the Frivolity theater.” The Graphic and Weekly Orego and the Newberg Graphic $2.00 worth of war stamps to L. A. “ la he an actor?” nian, one year, $2.00. Baxter and $50 worth to Mrs. per year. “ Yea. sir— bed.” W ill Astonish You I' * I LAWYER Dr* H. C. Dixon | d e n t is t FIRST NATIONAL BANK I ■> >* Phones Office, White 22; Rea. Red 128 ............... .. : Dr. H. M. Massey P. F. H iw U m ' IT'S HONEST BREAD T H E HOM E OF FLO W ER S •*»2JOHN GOWER When in Need of a Plomber D EN TIS T Office over First National Bank Phone White 3-1 Van Valin’ Dental Parlors Ovar U. S. NalMMul 4' i . DR. A. M. D AVIS —» ji «j O ffic e o « * r I t r g u i a n ' i D r u g S t e r e £ S H O N I BLACK 37 Littlefield & Romig : PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS Office in First N at’ l Bank Bldg. Phone, Black 31 J DR. THOS. W . HESTER * Physician and Surgeon à H m Office in Dixon Building Office White 22 , Ha*. White 11 m J NEWBERG - - OREGON Dr. E. E. Daniels C H IR O P R A C TIC P H YSICIA N LADY ATTENDANT orna your Monuments V. A. VINCENT A-1 sf tbs Nsubsrg Fesfi Cs. DRAIN TILE BUILDING ' MATEMM. £ I DENTIST----------- 4 E. L. 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