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►'■»» ph « »%«p» ■ ■w)i • 1 *. XKsxwooaaoooc . Mrs. L. S. Otis has been spend- Don’t forget the Red Cross ing the week with her daughter, booths Saturday, which is “ Dol- Mrs Van Atta, in McMinnville . lar D<jy” in Newberg. 1 L o c a ls a n d P e r so n a ls Now Muck Would You Give to Save J C. Colcord icin receipt of a 1 Born—On Wednesday night to cablegram from nis son, Frani, Mr. and Mrs. Underwood, who A HUMAN LIFE? live on South Meridian and Lester Wright announcing street, a OUR CO UNTRY is not asking you to give in this oooooooooochxìxkhxi ^ ^ but to B U Y a security that is « worth 100 cents on the son. their safe arrival in France. dollar, to help save a life and to hdlp the United States Yot government is not asking you to buy A little daughter of Roy to win the war. Your A rrival and Departure o f Pas. Homer Ramey, who recently Mrs. W. R. Oliver, who recent impossible amounts at one clip but does ask you to buy 50 cents [er Trains. ly moved, with her husband, to Woods, deceased, is out from enlisted for the aero service, worth a day or “ two bits” worth o f war stamps a week. Let Portland for an extended visit writes his father, G. W. Ramey, your little boy and little girl boy a ''th r ift” stamp every week r ralas I mp P»rtUa4 Tratas fraai PartlaaS Portland, is out on business. and impress upon them the importance o f saving and at the with her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Van that he is located at San An same time inspire them with toe thought they are actually do 6:37 A. M. 9:00 A. M. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Scott ing their “ b it'’ to help beat the world « worst enemy. • Blaricom. tonio, Texas. 9:10 A. M. 11.-02 A. M. Livengood, o f South Main street*, “ For 25 cents you will receive a U . S. Thrift Stamp and a The W. C. T. U. will meet at 1:17 P. M. David| Johnson brought his 5:20 P. M. on Tuesday, March 19, a son. card to paste it on. The card has spaces for 16 stamps, cos 3:53 P. M. 2:30 in the afternoon of Wednes wife home from the Portland ing you $4. When it , is full, exchange it—with a i few eer cents ad HMMMBM b M , 6:58 P. M. 2:25 P. M. W. M. Crawford was down day of next week at the home of hospital Wednesday where she ditional i) in cash— for a s W ar Savings Stamp, Stan for which the Gov 2:06 P. M. from Dayton Wednesday look eminent will pay you $6 January 1, 1923. •IKK) A. M. •12:55 A. M. ing after his property interests Mrs. L. S. Otis, corner of Fifth had been taking treatment for , *6:50 P. M. “ These W ar Savings Stamps are as safe U . S. Bonds, and[ College streets. some time and her case is report They are the safest investment In the world I because they are •Saturday night only. here. backed by the entire resources o f the country, and the profit Rev. Joseph Hall, who recently ed to be quite encOuraging. you make on them amounts to 4 per cent interest, compound«! ILoop Special Saturday A Sunday Charley Cavell has been doing returned home from Santa Ana, quarterly, on January 1, 1923. Harold Hinshaw went to his some surveying in the onion dis California, is now occupying the home in Portland Wednesday to “ Every time you have m osey you’ don't absolutely need buy Bruce Lininger, of Ashland, a W ar Savings Stam p. Every time you have a quarter you trict below Sherwood during the cottage on the northeast corner prepare to go to France as a can possibly spare, buy a U . R. Thrift Stamp.. ” spent the week end with Rev. week. o f Second and Center streets. member o f Friends Re-construc Your country needs your help. and Mrs. S. P. Van Dyke. Mra S. H. Upton, field agent Oliver Evans, who recently tion Unit of the Red Cross, he W .J. Vestal and family were of the Rescue . Home for girls in sold his residence on North River having received a call to that down from Salem last Sunday Portland, spent Sunday in New street, has moved to the Ritchey service last Saturday from the visiting the Henry Bhret family* berg with her family. - -property on South College street Philadelphia office. “ H; Yea Wight* Dr. Ralph W. Van Valin went Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sickafoose, opposite his photograph gallery. J. L. Van Blaricom went to to Portland Wednesday to at o f Monmouth, came to Newberg Ralph Otis comes into town Portland Monday afternoon to tend the Dental Supply Manu Wednesday morning to look for with a little firmer step than has look after a shipment of apples facturers Convention—ouch! a location for a borne. been his customary pace. It is a that had been billed to him from Ernest Bales and family were County Surveyor H. W. Her daughter, Peggy Jane, and was Hood River ten days before and down from McMinnville last ring was down from McMinn born on Thursday morning of which had tailed to arrive. He found them at the O.-W. R. & N. Sunday visiting the former’s ville Wednesday doing some road last week. surveying out east of town. ► brother, J. E. Bales and family. Mrs. M. J. Nash and Mrs. M. railroad company’s freight depot Mrs. C. B. Wilson and children A. Hughes went to Tigard last in the city and the delay in trans C. B. Wilson came down from NYON E of any age may open a SAVIN GS fer to the Southern Pacific was •the county seat last Sunday for came down from McMinnville Sunday to spend the day with accounted for by a statement of A C C O U N T at the United*States N a tr o S a visit with his mother who has Tuesday evening on account of the former’s son-in-law, E. E. the officials to the effect that the Bank upon making a first deposit of $ 1 .0 0 not been id good health for some the illness of Mrs. Joseph Wilson. Finley, and family. O. Nash, of army and navy and shipyards Escondido, California, was also Mr. and Mrs. R. A. N. Reames, or more. In addition to having one's money safe, time. - -__ __ had drawn on their forces to there. of Grants Pass, are in town vis and convenient to get when needed, it is earning The college auxiliary will meet Charley Cobb, -who has a po such an extent that it was im at the President Pennington iting the G. W. and N. F. Byers SU BSTAN TIAL INTEREST, payable semi-annu possible to get freight moved as home on Saturday afternoon at families. They will go from here sition as ratchett setter in one of it should be. ally. the big saw mills over in Cowlitz 2:30 o ’clock. A full attendance to Montana. More than 225 Newberg people Miss Vera Stannard has been county, Washington, spent Sat Thrift and W ar Say is desired. forgot all about conservation of urday and Sunday in Newberg. having a vacation at home for Mrs. Elizabeth P. Lee, who ings Stamp will also Mrs. Cobb and the little one are resources, on Tuesday evening, spent some time here visiting at tw o weeks on account o f the a and consequently filled three help you save. Its pa arranging to go to him. the home of her son, Rev. G. H. closing of the schools at Cheba- coaches that were headed for the M rs. C. S. Hulin received a triotic, too. x Lee, went to her home at Albany I is, Washington, where she is county seat, carrying the high message announcing the death teaching, on account of a conta the first of the week. o f her mother, Mrs. David Smith, school ball team that had bpen gion o f measles. v Charley Lapp, who was out victorious in a game on the Chester (EOLoveland is quite of Springfield, last Sunday. De from Portland last Sunday visit home floor with McMinnville ceased leaves to mourn her loss ing his father, said he had a job seriofisly sick, having had an at an aged husband, tw o sons, six high school team on last Friday O F NEWMERO. O R E G O N of painting at one of the ship tack of blood pressure and neuri d a u g h t e r s and twenty-four night. , They were out • with the tis. Mrs. Loveland, too, has yards on the river front at good slogan, "Get Mac’s Goat,” and been ailing during the winter grandchildren. "wages. it was done. It is said that en but is faithfully caring for her On Friday of last week Rev. F. thusiasm ran so .high that the Mrs. Alma Hunt, of Lents, has C. Stannard conducted the fu husband at present. work of tw o policemen was re been at Springbrook considera Beginning next Monday the neral services of the little one quired to maintain proper equi bly o f jate, taking care of her sis ii - - - " r . ‘*y ' and a half-year-old son of Mr. ter, Mrs. Matilda Hoskins, who high school will open at 7«A5 librium during the progress of and Mrs. J. W. Hess, and on — .......... 1 -------P A L L • 1 .......... has not been in her usual health o ’clock in the morning and dose the game. at 1?:45 p. m., thus giving the Tuesday of this week he also for sometime. Resolved, That Railroads in boys an opportunity formwork conducted the funeral Of the son Enos Hanson, former resident the United States engaged in in in the afternoon. The school of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall, of of Newberg and brother of Silas terstate traffic should be- owned Phone Black 23 Residence Blue 6 board is also contemplating let about the same age. Hanson, came out from Port and operated by the Federal ting the sixth, seventh and It appears from the following land Monday to take the place Government. This was the ques eigth grades out also, a little notice clipped from a Portland as engineer at the N.C. Cbristen- later, in order to increase the daily that "S. Ed,” former teach tion that was very ably debated spn saw mill out in West Che- at« Wood-Mar Hall on last Sat labor supply. er in the Newberg high school, is OF FLO W E R S urday night by four voung men. j T H E H O M E halem. , Rev. and Mrs. Fred E. Carter, still keeping the pace o f one who Irl McSherry and Roger Elder, Mrs. B. F. Johnson, a niece of SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens, Mr. and Mrs. W E. Crozer and is "agin the government:” Want representing McMinnville Col Mrs. H. E. Hall, with her daugh (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani ed—Men to stay away from Ore C. S. Woodward went to Salem lege, took the affirmative, and ter, Miss Iva, of Faribault, Min ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses last Sunday afternoon and re gon City, Lebanon and Camhs. Ezra Hinshaw and Harold L*e, our specialty (strong plants). Low prices. nesota, are recent arrivals and mained over until Tuesday after Big strike in paper mills. S. Ed representing Pacific College, pre will spend considerable time here noon in attendance at the Lay Ladner, Oregon City. JO H N G O W ER senting the negative, the latter 'visiting the Hall and Rundell man’s Missionary Conference. Rev. F. C. Stannard has ac winning a unanimous decision of families. They say the addresses given cepted a call for county mission the judges. It was a splendid Hugh Rundell, who has been were very inspiring, but that work tor the Baptist church of presentation of the question, working with the Southern Pa for some reason the attendance Oregon City, his territory being which is just now a live issue, cific for the past tw o years at in was vtrv disappointing, the in Clackamas county. He ex the voung men showing by their tervals when out o f school, in number being small, considering pects to move to Oregon City argument that they had made a the shops and out on the road in the most excellent programs ar Time to take something to tone up the system. about the first of next month. close study o f it. The judges different capacities, has been rec ranged. y 1 Here pre several reliable medicines that will do The Staunards have been about were Attorney A. O. Condit, of ommended for advancement to a away with that tired feeling and renew your Jesse Edwards received a letter here so long that their many Salem, and Attorneys D. P energy — position as fireman on an en a few days ago from his grand friends here feel that they be Price and Frank H. Hilton, of gine. REX ALL BEEF, WINE AND IRON PRICE $ 1 .0 0 son, Ewart Edwards, who is long to Newberg and will regret Portland. The Graphic has been request-*] statione(] with an aero squad to see them go. FOR BUILDING STRENGTH. Is most pleasant to At the close of the basket ball take and is very prompt in its action. It stimulates ed to announce that a meeting ron at San Antonio, Texas, as Commissioner W. S. Allan, of game on last Friday night, Miss the appetite and thus helps the stomach to derive full of the Honor Guard girls is call- an ambulance driver. He has Dundee, received a copy of a Des Florence Bassett, domestic sci nourishment from all that is eaten. It aids in quieting ed for Friday afternoon of this been promoted to the rank of the nerves and conduces to sound, refreshing sleep. Moines, Iowa, newspaper a tew ence teacher in the high school, week in the rooms over the Unit Corporal. He is out with a big Its blood-enriching properties help to bring the glow of days ago which gave an account entertained the home team and ed States National Bank, and white car when machines are fly health to £he cheeks. of an engagement his son, Al a tew others. Music was an en that all who may desire to keep ing, and m case there is a fall of REXALL CELERY AND IRON TONIC PRICE $ 1 .0 0 fred, took part in on the French joyable feature of the evening the organization alive are urged a machine and its occupants it is Is for people who are run down and out o f condition. battle front recently, in which and much merriment was occa to be in attendance. If it does not make you eat, sleep, think and work his business to go to the scene at his captain and a number of his sioned by the writing of a better—if it does not make you feel good—your money The fact that the Spaulding full speed and tush the injured, if comrades wergjcilled. He is a — " Round Robin” letter to former back. The taste is pleasant, and i,t will not upset the Logging Co. has sold something any, to the hospital. member of an fow a regiment, 8tU(jent 9 , namelv, Raymond Bas- stomach. like 1,200 cords of mill wood for A parent who is a patron of which accounts- for special no- 9ett Earl Mool4, Fred Horning, REXALL SARSAPARR1A TONIC PRICE $ 1 .0 0 spring and summer delivery, is the Newberg high school, has tice being given of the event in ■ Harr> Rockwell and Elmer « Should help you by assisting to purify’ and enrich the blood, thus pretty good evidence that the said to the Graphic that he an Iow a paper. j Thomas, now in France, to tell stimulating and strengthening the various organs and tending to people are taking time by the thinks that rivalry between the bring about that complete, harmonious, machine-like action of The attendance of Attorney D. • them that "w e got Mac’s goat.” every part which insures health. forelock with the view of being Newberg and McMinnville high P. Price as one of the judges otixh osein attendance were War- Also Bamboo Brier Blood Builder, $2.oo. Specific and Al fixed so they may not be caught school basket ball teams has the debate held at Wood-Mar ren> Max, Clifford and Wallace terative Compound, $1.00. Americanitis Tonic, 50c and $1.00. short of fuel next tall and winter. developed to such a stage that a Everyday Tonic, $1.00. Olive Oil Emulsion, $1.00. And all other Hall on last Saturday night, Jones, Austin Young, Don Craw, popular pranda. Mrs. W. E. Allison received in check should be called by the re served as a reminder o f the days Clifford Cullen, Prof. Adams, formation recently of the death spective faculties and boards of when he was one of the live coach, Jacob Griffeth, yell lender, other brother, George Shearer, the tw o schools. He is a believer wires among the students of Merritt Timberlake, president Prescription Druggist Which occurred February 10 at in clean sport and likes to witness P. C. He graduated with the student body, Olive Bassett, Al Jjka Z R e x a ti Stor* N ew berg, O reg on Dufftown, Scotland. Deceased the exuberance of youth, but has class o f 1897 and soon after took berta Langton, Neva Manion, was only thirty-tbree years of no sympathy with the rough up the study of law and when Theresa Boyd, Zenith Calkins, age but tor several years he bad neck tendency that is liable to admitted to the bar opened a Cecile Winters, Miss Stewart, been superintendent of a large develop when rivalry is intense, law office in Portland where he Florence, Lucille and Eleanor Newberg Lodge No. 104 A . F. SH ILOH R E LIE F CORPS NO. 28.— 4k A . M. Regular meeting Meetings held the 2nd and 4th Thurs tea farm in India at a salary of unless it is properly curbed. He has built up a lucrative prac Baseett, Mrs. Bassett. Second and Fourth Thursday day of each month at 2:30 P. M. in the $5,000 a year. Another brother! says, too, that be thinks older tice. Newberg is always de evenings o f each month. • For Sale—About 2 dozen Ply Visiting brothers always welcome. ! I. O. O. F. Hall. has taken the India position heads among the rooters on both lighted to have the old students Mra. Minnie V. Byers , Pres. made vacant V sickness and sides are largely to blame for the return here as occasion calls mouth Rock pullets in good con By order W . H . Woodworth, W . M .. John Larkin, Secretary. , * Emma L . Snow, Sac. dition and laying. N. E. Britt. intensity o f feeling developed. death. them . Y Yamhill Electric Com pany OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT UNITED STATES [ONAL W h en in N eed of a Plum bee E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St., Newberg It’ s S p r in g T o n ic T me LYNN B. FERGUSON Ì '