Image provided by: Newberg Public Library; Newberg, OR
About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1918)
,t - C S H A LEK CENTER / W o . Sm all h a s purchased a n e w F o rd . N. C. Jo h n so n visited the coun t y s e a t la s t W ednesday to pay his ta x es. E rn e s t H all lelt this week for C a n a d a , ta k in g several head ot -cattle a n d horses. T he ladies of th e Red C ross are h o ld in g th eir m eetings every W ednesday afternoon, w ith good a tte n d a n c e . Thev have four d o a e n h o sp ita l sh irts and have k n it 11 p a irs of socks. They ex p e c t t o give a benefit p ro g ram on th e evening o f April 23. T he ladies of th e church m et a t th e hom e o f M rs. D ora M oore T u e s d a y k n o ttin g off tw o qu ilts a n d piecing a num ber ot blocks fo r a n o th e r. T his m akes nine ^quilts thev have finished. They to o k th e ir dinners and spent the d a y very p leasan tly . T h e revival m eetings closed ^Sunday evening. M iss M. C rider i s a very forceful speaker a n d all -enjoyed her m essage. W h i l e th e r e w ere n o t m an y converts a g r e a t deal of good w as accom p lished. S u n d a y , M arch 31 w as the b ir th d a y a n n iv e rsa ry ot A. J. P a lm e r of Dundee. M rs. M arie T a n g e n , A uberv T angen, Tom- tn ie T reg ilg as, M rs. Elsie C hris te n s o n , M rs. M arv Johnson, T e d d y a n d M arg u erite Johnson, M r. a n d M rs. Wm. F lau g h er jo u rn e y e d u p th e re an d p a rtic i p a t e d in a nice b irth d a y dinner. M rs. T an g en rem ained to r a tew d a y s visit. M rs. C o lto n , ot N ewberg, vis- j ite d h e r d a u g h te r, M rs. E d ith W a lto n an d fam ily over S unday. H a rry C ra te r w a s b ro u g h t borne from th e N ew berg h o sp ita l S u n d a y a fte rn o o n . He is g e ttin g a lo n g fairly well. T he follow ing school chiidreo a r e a m o n g the C hehalem C enter •w ar s a vers: E v e re tt M o rg an , B en n y sh ires, Nema M organ, A llyn S taley , R aym ond Jo h n so n , B v a M o rg an , E ldon E verest, O r a M o rg an , C arrie M organ, M ildred Sm ith, M ary M organ, G enevieve M organ, C harles New- «11, W alter Newell, J a y Bixler, J a c k P o tts , C harlie P o st, Willie P o s t , G erald In g rah a m . RAYBELL M rs. M ilton Y eager an d her s o n , W ayne, of P o rtla n d , 'sp e n t E a s te r w ith relatives here. A dam Zenzen an d bisson.N ick* l« s , cam e -up on th e ow l tra in S a tu rd a y n ig h t t o spend E a ste r S u n d a y w ith th e family. Miss B v a Zenzen a lso w a s a t hom e on - t h a t day. T h e Dell B arb er fam ily en ter ta in e d relativ es from P o rtla n d mm S unday. M iss M aude O lson cam e up fro m P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y evening « a d rem ained u n til Sunday even in g 'v is itin g hom e folks. M r. a n d M rs. Ja c k L arsen and fam ily visited a t the Zenzen home - S u n d a y afternoon. .M rs . W alter R a y an d d a u g h t e r , F lorence, were S unday after n o o n v isito rs a t th e F red Yeager hom e. N o rm an Y eager h a d q u ite a m isfo rtu n e la s t week a t school. H e collided w ith a n o th e r boy, w h e n running, w hich caused N o rm a n to fall a g a in s t th e ce-j m e n t w all, b ra isin g his head se. ▼erely. He w a s sen t hom e a$ so o n a s possible a n d ta k en t o • s e D r. L ittlefield, w ho exam ined % is head to r a possible fracture, b u t fo rtu n ate ly found no indica- tio a s o f one, a n d a fte r a few «tfoys ot th e D o cto r’s tre a tm e n t, d o tin g which tim e N orm an w a s p o t t o bed, be w a s able to r e - t o r n t o school on M onday. J o h n C am pbell, o f Nehalem, is w iaiting his nephew s, W alter aod G o y R ay, th is week. W allace M auzey, of P o rtla n d , o s ta y in g w ith his brother-in- la w , G uy R ay. a n d enjoying life a a th e c o u n try . J a c k L a ra ru is b la stin g o u t s to m p s and clearing g ronnd for p lo w in g . I I " One Cent Sale--Next Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, April 6, 8, 9--3 Days Only «• The Way. We Do It r A Novel Way to Advertise THIS SALE WAS DEVELOPED AS AH ADVERTISING PLAN BY THE UNITED DRUG CO., OWNED BY 8,000 DRUGGISTS. RATHER THAN SPEND LARGE SUMS OP MONEY IN OTHER WAYS TO -CONVINCE YOU OF THE MERIT OP THEIR GOODS THEY ARE SPENDING IT ON THIS SALE IN PERMITTING US TG SELL YOU A PULL SIZE PACKAGE OF STANDARD-MERCHAN DISE FOR lc IT COSTS MONEY TO GET NEW CUSTOMERS AND THE L08S TAKEN ON THIS SALE WILL BE WELL SPENT IF, THE GOODS PLEASE YOU. YOU BUY AN ITEM AT THE REGULAR PRICE THEN AN OTHER OF THE SAME KIND FOR*le. AS AN ILLUSTRATION THE STANDARD PRICE OF REXALL TOOTH PASTE IS 25c.; YOU BUY A TUBE AT THIS PRICE AND RY PAYING lc. MORE 0B 26c. YOU GET TWO TUBES. EVERY ARTICLE IN THIS SALE IS A HIGH CLASS STANDARD PIECE OP MERCHANDISE. JUST THE SAME AS WE SELL YOU EVERY DAY AT REGULAR PRICES AND HAVE SOLD YOU FOR YEARS. One Cent Sale Starts Saturday, April 6th, at 9 A. M. Sharp. Just sec here what One Cent will buy. Rexall Tooth Paste Violet Dulce Complexion Powder A perfect dentifrice, antiseptic and deodorant, cleans and whitens thè teeth; cornea oat flat on the brash. Standard Price. One Tube. 25c. THIS SALE Two Tabes. _______ ~ . - 26a .. . ......._______ Cascade Pound Paper Violet Dulce Vanish’g Cream Red Rámbler Hot Wat’r Bole A scented skin cream that can be nsed with perfect safety. It is quickly absorbed by the pores and is an ac tual beautifier. Its use insures a complexion that satisfies. Regular price J a r 50c Tins sat . ie 2 Jars for 51e Symbol Fountain Syringe 'B ed rubber, 2 qt., guar anteed for 2 years. Beg- ular standard price the world over, $1.50 each. The sale price for two $1.51, or yon may have two bottles for $1.51 or two syringes for $1.51. A high grade white fabric finished writ ing paper. One foil pound, net. Stan dard price, I one lb. package, 40c T in g The name standi for the highest quality being one of the famous Violet Dolce complexion requisites. One of the best qualities of this complexion powder is that it does not show when nsed proper ly. Delightfully scented with Violet Odor. Brunette, White and Flesh Tints Standard Price, One Box, 50c. THIS SALE, Two Boxe^ 51c. SAT.F. 2 pound packages 41c Little Miss Eleanor McClure Has been very ill for the past week with pneumonia, but is on the road to recovery at present. Miss Nellie Craw was absent from school Thursday and i riday of last week with “ Liberty" meas les. Mrs. A. J. Heskett substi tuted in he*1 stead. Miss Fleda Kane returned Sun day- to her studiea at the Behnke- Walker school in Portland, after a two weeka’ vacatiou. — C. W. Ragsdall, of Bend, visited the Kane home Sunday and Mon day. He expects to move his fam ily to Astoria soon, where he is employed in the shipyards. A very interesting Easter pro gram was giveu at the church Sunday morning, under the direc tion of-Mrs. F. D. Frost.#0ne of the visitors of the morning was Emil Swansou, superintendent of the Friends Sunday school work, of Portland. « A. A. Lindberg has been at St. Martin *8 Hot Springs for the past two weeks in the hope that the waters would benefit him. Miss Halcyon Wiley, who has been working at Seotts Mills for the past few weeks, is home for a few days. M.r and Mrs. W. M. Roberta, of Portland, visited1 Sunday with Mrs. Roberts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Woodworth. The Red Cross box social giveu Friday-evening was a decided suc cess, over $50 being raised from the sale of tile beautiful patriotic boxes. C. H. Jones donated a set ting of pure blood White Leghorn' eggs, which brought a neat sum to add to the fund, and Mrs. C. H. Jones baked oue of her famous cakes, which brought $3 to the cause. A short, lively program was given before the sale under the supervision of Mrs. A. J. Hes kett, the various numbers of which were much enjoyed. It is planned to give a program at the end of the month for the Red Cross, which will be well worth attend ing. F. D. Frost auctioned off the boxes in such a professional man- -ner that no doubt his services will be requisitioned very frequently hereafter. Mr. and Mrs. L. Reed Chambers attended Easter services in Port land Sunday. Armenian relief msnev to the amount of $62.80 was raided in this community, of which Chehalem raised $8 and Parrot Mountain $6.75. D U N D EE. Regular 5c. Value Stork Hippies.......................................... 2 for 6c. Regular 10c. sise First Aid Corn Plasters, men’s sises---- 2 for 11c. Regular 10c. sise First Aid Corn Plasters, women’s sise---2 for 11c. Regular 10c. sise Rexall Toilet Soap.................................. 2 for 11c. Regular 20c sice Klenso Tar Shampoo Soap........................ 2 for 21c. Regular 50c. size Boquet Jeaaice Talcum Powder..............2 for 51c. Regular 25c. Trailing Arbutus Talcum Powder..................2 for 26c. Regular 5c. Liggitt’s Chewing Gam...................................... 2 for 6c. Regular 75c. value Hair Brash................................................ 2 for 76c. Regular 35c. siie Cream of Almonds......................................2 for 36c. Regular 15c. size Hand B ra sh ............................................ 2 for 16c. Regular 25c. sice Rezall White Liniment........................... 2 for 26c. Regular 25c. sice Rexall Cathartic Pills. ....... .................. .2 for 26c. Regular 25c. sice Rexall Corn Solvent........................ y .. .2 for 26c. Regular 25c. sice Rexall Headache Powders........................ 2 for 26c. Regular 50c. sise Rexall Kidney Pills....................................2 for 51c. Regular 25c. sice Rexall Little Liver Fills......................... 2 for 26c. Regular 25c. sise Rexall Tooth Powder.............................. 2 for 26c. Regular 25c. sice Rexall Carbolic Salve........................ . .2 for 26c. Regular $1.00 size Rexall Beef, Iron and Wine............ H for $1.01 Regular 20a sice Asperin Tablets, 5 g rs .............................. 2 for 21c. Regular 10c. sise Rexall Sulphur and Crean Tartar Locenge.. .......................... *..................................................... 2 for 11c. Regular 25c. siae Rexall Baby Talcnm Powder................... 2 for 26c. Secular 25c. sisa Harmony Imported Toilet Soap................2 for 26c. • Regular 10c. valué Visiting Carda........................................ 2 for 11c. Regular 15c. valué Preferenoe Line Writing Tublet............2 for 16c. Regular 25c. valué Fountain Pena......................................... 2 for 26o. Regular 10c. valué Cascade Linen Envelopes.. . . . 2 for 11c. Regular 15a valué Preírence Linen Writing Tablet............2 for 16c. Regular 30a valué Lord Baltimore Linen Pupetrie............ .2 for 31a Begnlar 15c. valué White Envelopes, XXX 8% ........ 2 for 16c. Regular 5c. valae Xleanrite Pencil Erasers..........................2 for 6c. Regular 5c. valae Contract Lead Pencils..............................2 for 6c. Regular 25a sise Ferguson’s Coid B asten............... 2 for 26c. Regular 25a sise ferguson’s Candy Laxa ti ves....................2 for 26c. Begnlar 10a sidfc 1 Ib. package Epsom Salts........................2 for Uc. Regular 10c. sise 1 Ib. package Sublímate and Sulphur . .2 for lio. Regular $3.00 valúe fine Cut-Glass Bowls.......................... 2 for $3.01 Regalar $1.00 valué fine Cnt-Glass Pieees.......................... 2 for $1.01 Regular $1.25 valué fine Cut-Glass Pieees.......................... 2 for $1.26 Regular $1.35 valué fine Cut-Glass Pieees...... 2 for $1.36 Regular $1.50 valué fine Cnt-Glass Pieees................ .. .2 for $1.51 Regular 40a per pound Ferguson’s steel cut Coffee, 2 lbs, for 41c. The conditions of this sale are such that all purchases must be cash. Rexall Remedies »re in every case sold with the personal guarantee of the Rexall druggist making the safe, to return your money with out quibble or qnestion should it not prove entirely satisfactory. The money back guarantee is also printed on every package of Rexall Remedies. Yon don’t have to sign anything; just return the package to the druggist from whom you purchased the remedy. Caa anything be more fair? Sorely you oannot doubt that Rexall Remedies are honest medicines in face of that honest guarantee. We call your special attention to this item, as we have the same high quality in our ooffee us we have in our drags. S0XETHIMG POX THE BOYS AXD GIRLS:—We will give a toy pistol free with every purchase of goods in this sale. Yon have saved the daylight hoar; see what you can save in our ■ale. Lynn B. Ferguson, Prescription Druggist 302 First Street The Rexall Store Newberg, Oregon On Easter Sunday, A J. Palmer celebrated his 74th birthday. , Eleven relatives and friends Bpent the day at the Palmer home. Those present were Mrs. Tangen and three children and T. T. Tregilgas of ^Chehalem. Mrs. Mary Palmer Johnson and two children, and Mr. and Mrs. William Flanghr. m Mrs. E. A. Sangath, pf Ndtth r Calgary, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bland Herring. On Saturday evening. April 6, a play will be given by Fernwood talent in the Dundee Community Hal, the proceeds to be divided equally between Fernwood and the loeal Red Cross. Mrs. Mary C. Spencer is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. George H. Greer. Mrs. Raymond Spencer, of Fort Stanley, Wash., and Miss Cornelia J. Spencer and little niece from Portland were Easter vacation visitors at Otterbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Noble and Miss Eleanor Harris are spending a few of these fine garden days at the Noble home. Miss Susan Tucker, of Portland, is visiting her aunt, Miss Sally Beck. Frank C. Little, of Portland, was a week-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Bishop. Friends of Mrs. Ella Langellier are pleased at the prospect of her moving hack to Dnndee. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Train, of Newberg. are occupying the <*amp house at Otterbrook, and Mr. Traip will help with the spring work.
