H. M. Peebles has sold hh
David Hiatt is here from Day-
M M M M N eM eeM M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
property located west o f the too; Washington, on a visit and
grade school grounds to Charles will remain a month or more.
G. Sigbert.
IF every fam ily in the nation cooked
Rev. McClure, who has been
Miss Norma Harvey, who doing pastoral work at Rex
* with electricity there would be no
taught
in
the
Lebanon
schools
during
the
past
year,
will
have
cssl
shortage next winter with its at­
xneacByuaoKX&aocK fttxxx x t t ^
during the year, came home the charge o f the work of Friends
tendant suffering and hardships.
first of the week.
churches
at
Rex,
Middleton
and
Arriftl and
of Pas* W. G. Allen, the Salem fruit
P L E C T R IC IT Y is cheaper than wood
Anson Lemon and family, w ho Sherwood the coming year.
man, was in Newberg Tuesday.
Traina.
“ at $5.00 per cord.
returned from California a short
Mrs. C. H. Christenson, Mis.
Mrs. C. F. Johnson was but
; T ra te frara P artiate
time ago, have located tor the Mary E. Bankaon, Mrs. E. H.
|T does its work perfectly and is a big
from Portland on a visit the first
6:87 A. M.
9:00 A. M.
present at Forest Grove. '
Burns, Mrs. Theo Jeffries, Mrs.
* factor in reducing the human effort
of the week.
.
9:65 A. M.
11:02 A. M.
W. H. Best and Mr- and Mrs.
Orville
Hollingsworth,
who
in food preparation.
1:17 P. M.
Ben Vantress and Morris Hea-
5:20 P. M.
has been in Seattle for the past Potter went to Corvallis Wed­
3:53 P. M.
1 1 7 E give a special rate o f 4 cents per
6:58 P. M. cock were over from Tillamook few weeks since closing out his nesday to attend a meeting of
$ 0 8 P. ML.
last
Saturday.
™ kilowatt hour for cooking. The
8:41 P. M.
IKK) A. M.
business in The Dalles, is now in the West Willamette Baptist As­
Dr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Hester
vis­
12:56 A,
sociation.
kitchen is cool and clean during the hot
Newberg for a short stay.
ited at the Jay Gardner home at
Harold Paulsen left here the
days, food is sanitary and pure when
•Saturday night only.
S. Ritter, who is coming
Rosedale last Sunday.
first
of
the
week
tor
the
Alberta
from Portland to work at the
cooked die m odern way. W e have the
Mrs^ Arthur Millard and Miss Iron Foundry for Mr. Fitzpat­ country where he will spend the
Mrs. W. S. Parker and little
celebrated W estinghouse Copeman Au­
Ruth are here from LaGrande on Tillie Bell spent the week ✓ end rick, has rented the Harford vacation season on the farm with
tomatic ranges for sale. Buy them on
with relatives in Corvallis.
his brother; Earl. The cowboy
a v&it.
property on Second street.
your own terms.
Mrs. F. W. Curtis and daugh
Frank Evans is moving to Sa­
W. F. Edwards and family hat he wore was no doubt suf­
lem where he will, work at his ter, Miss Leona, are visiting drove over from Vancouver, ficient passport tpcarry him over
friends in Portland this week.
trade as jo b printer.
Washington, Wednesday, to at­ the boundary line.
Mrs. J. Ray Pemberton is here tend college
The graduating exercises of the
commencement,
John C. Keller was up from
from
Salem
visiting
relatives
and
high
school will occur at Friends
bringing Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Astoria- on business the latter
attending
college
commencement.
hurch oh Friday night when
Edwards. -
part of last week.
Y o a R ig h t”
“H
the
large class, whose pictures
Miss
Mary
Williams,
long
Mrs. A. R. Cumpstoncame out
Calvin Blair was up from Fort
Columbia last Sunday for a short time resident o f Newberg, is in from Sell wood Tuesday with are shown on another page, will
very poor health and her recov­ flowers for decorating the graves be giyen diplomas. Prof. Brum­
visit with the home folks.
ery is not expected.
of her parents. While here she baugh, of O. A. C. will give^the
Miss Florence Rees is home
F. S. Lowe, Pres. Pennington
Tom L. Cummings and family
A son born to Rev. and Mrs. J. visited with her nephew, Orville class address.
from Corvallis where she has
were out from Portland Sunday. and Professors Lewis and Perisho
• Miss Corrine Bartholomew, of
. been ^teaching in the high school. H. Little on Friday o f last week, Hollingsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morris, o f went on a trip below Portland
although apparently a healthy
E. B Switzer, who closed oijt Everett, Washington, a former
in the region of St. Helens last
Dr. Homer Coffin and family
and well developed child, died his City Transfer business the student in the college, and her Lebanon, were guests at the Saturday to see the eclipse and
came out from Portland last
the day following.
first of the week, left here Wed­ sister, Miss Irene, are visiting at I Wills home on Sunday,
say they were well repaid for the
Sunday for a short visit with
the J. H. Rees home. Both are
Word was received today by extra effort, as that put them
Dr.
H.
A.
Littlefield
writes
nesday
for
Wustaskan,
Alberta,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen.
home that he has been trans­ Canada, to take a look at the good singers and their vocal Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbins that within the range of totality. The
The W. C. T. U. unit of Red ferred from F ort. Riley, Ransas, country. The family will remain work has been greatly apprecia- their daughter, Miss Ethel, ex-
Ford that carried them must
Cross will meet Tuesday, June to Camp Merritt, New Jersey, here for the present.
ted at the various public tunc- pects to sail for France soon as have caught the spirit o f the day,
18, at 9 a. m., for work. Bring and that he expects to be sent
tions during the week.
nurse.
for. with a record of eight tire
Miss Amy Hall will take a po­
your finished knitting work.
across soon.
The
Young
People’s
Christian
“
Chehalem,”
the
high
school
blow-outs reported, it also must
sition in the Meier & Frank Co.
Prof. W. S. Brown, of O. A.
Mrs. Catherine Bogart, niece store in Portland beginning next Endeavor of the Christian churdh annual, is out and reflects much have approached the zone of to­
' C., has been in this section dur­ of Mrs. Grace Newell Morris,left Monday and in her absence her will hold their meeting next Suo- credit on the studeot body. The tality very closely.
ing the week doing some demon­ here last Saturday for. San Diego mother will ipake her home with day evening in the park, at 7 pictures o f the faculty and stu-
strations in summer tree prun­ fo ra short.visit with her tw o another daughter, Mrs. Frank
It is planned to have a dents used in the Graphic this
Mr. Lynn B. Fergusion, the
number of out-door meetings | week were used in the publica- First street druggist, has a per­
brotherc who are stationed there Rundell.
ing.
during the summer. Everyone tion.
sonal interest in a stereopticon
Miss Jessie Britt is taking daily and who expect to be sent on tfie
Lynn B. Ferguson, the Rexall
is most cordially invited to at­
way
to
France
soon.
slide which is being shown on the
exercises under the guidance of a
druggist, and John Larkin, post­
Mrs. Tom Higgins was called
tend.
screen
of the Baker Theater this
tutor with a new Buick that has
Miss Gladys Hannon, of the master, were in Portland from
I to Fort Stevens last week on ac­
Mrs.
Fred
Jackson,
of
Seattle,
week.
The lettering on the slide
been purchased by the Britt class of 1915, Pacific College, Wednesday until Saturday of
count of an injury that befell her
was
in
Newberg
Tuesday
con­
is as follows:
family and is making commend­ who has been in the lecture field ast week*taking the thirty-sec­
husband who was burned se-
sulting
with
Clarence
Butt,
the,
,
.
..
...
,
.
.
.
.
.
MAN THE SHIPS!
able progress.
tor the W. C. T. U. for the past ond Scottish Rite degrees and al­
attorney in the settlement of the
gaaohne-that ignited
THE
MERCHANT MARINE
when he was using it for clean­
J. H. Yates from near Scholls year and more, covering a wide so the Shriner degrees.
estate
o
f
her
father,
E.
Soper,
Needs Men from 21 to 30
came to Newberg Monday to re­ territory, is at home attending
Miss Ella Macy, former teach who died at his home in Port' ing machinery. It was thought
As
Sailors,
Firemen and Cooks
ceive a Couple o f eight months old commencement.
er in public school work in this" land recently. While here she at first that his eyes might be
Good Jobs at Good Pay
Duroc Jersey hogs bought of an
Mrs. T. C. Cprver and son section and also in Pacific Col­ also ^sited with Mrs. C. N. Ter- injured but he is recovering
nicely.
MILITARY EXEMPTION
Amity breeder, the value of which Master Horace, arrived here the lege, is here from Rushville, Indi­ rell, sister of Mr. Jackson.
he placed at about $125.
first of the week from Pratt, ana, and will remain during the
Apply to
A. L. Scott and family, who
Mrs. Agnes Hammer Bpkelson
Kansas,
and
will
spend
the
sum­
summer
as
a
visitor
at
the
L.
M
Official
Enrolling
Station
came through from their home
Thursday evening, June 20th,
and little daughter, Laura, with
mer
visiting
her
son-in-law,
J.
C
Parker
home
north
of
town.
□ear Fresno, California by auto, of United States Shipping Board
under the auspices of the Farmers
the former’s sister, Miss Laura
Lemon,
and
family,
at
their
At any Rexall Store
are
here for a visit with his
Union, at the West Chebalem
Miss Tillie Bell, who has been Hammer are here from Klamath
country
home
a
mile
out
o
f
town.
church, Deputy Fire Marshal
visiting her grandfather, A. Mil Falls on a visit. Miss Hammer brother, Ervin Scott. Mr. Scott
Mr. Lynn B. Ferguson is a
George Wv Stokes, will address
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Edwards lard, of West Third street, tor a is teaching in the high school - at was a student here in . Pacific special enrolling agent here of the
College when a young man and U. S. Shipping Board, and is sign­
the people on the subject of "Fire and son, Lowell, came out from couple weeks, left on Wednesday
Klamath Falls. She graduated
Prevention."
Tillamook Tuesday in a new morning tor Tacoma, Washing­ from Pacific College with the will be remembered by some of ing up young men to enter the
Franklin
car, bringing Mr. and ton, where she will visit her sis­ class o f 1911 and her sister, Mrs. the students of the days in the training service of the Merchant
Charley Burrows and family
Marine as sailors, firemen, coal-
of Seattle, passed through New­ Mrs. T. H. Goyne, the parents of ter for some time before going Eskelson, graduated with the latter nineties.
Mrs.
Loyd
Edwards,
all
attend
on
to
Vancouver,
B.
C.
passers,
cooks and messmen.
Ernest Duncan writes his
berg the first of the week on their
class of 1903.
ing
college
commencement
on
way to Salem tor a visit with
The young men are given a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dun­
Rev. Carl F. Miller, who is to
Herman Smith, who owns the
Mrs. Burrows' relatives. Both Wednesday.
can,
that
his
health
is
improv­
special
course of instruction on
be the new pastor o f Friends neat bungalow facing the city
are P. C. graduates, he of the
ing and that he is now doing training ships maintained by the
Professor Floyd W. Perisho, church at Springbrook, arrived
park on the east, in writing
class of 1900 and she of the class the chemistry instructor, and here with his family on Monday
work at Burke Foundation at U. S. Shipping Board, before be­
from Iow a City, Iowa, June 3,
o f 1901, her maiden name being Gilbert C. Shambaugh, professor from Lynn, Indiana, and were
White Plains, New York, in me­ ing placed in the crews of the big
says: "Will you kindly discon­
Grace Rupn. While in Newberg of history and public speaking in entertained during the day by
chanical engineering. He says new merchant vessels now being
tinue sending our Graphic until
Mr. aad Mrs. Burrows were Pacific College, are planning to their friends, Rev. Fred E. Car­
the soldiers there are being commissioned 'by the Shipping
further notice. We are leaving
guests at the J. C. Wills home.
treated most kindly by the resi­ Board to take supplies to Europe.
take the Summer course in the ter and family. On their way
Iow a City next week by auto for
James Patterson has been University of Oregon. President out they visited with relatives a tour o f Iowa, Nebraska, Kan­ dents who take them on long They receive good pay and are
awarded a contract tor carrying Pennington also has the matter in > Iowa where they traveled sas, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, auto drives and show them given exemption from military
service by special regulation.
through the sectiop in that state with Portland as our objective. many other kindnesses.
the mail on the route from Blaine under consideration.
t o Beaver, in Tillamook county,
Elwood Cook, a prosperous that was flooded by heavy rains, Will be six or seven weeks en
and will close out his tea store Idaho farmer, was here the first o f which the dispatches have route and will notify you of our
business here and move back to o f the week visiting his sisters, been telling in the past few days. address when located again."
his dairy ranch at Blaine, the Mrs. Mary Allen and Mrs. Emma At one point a dozen passenger
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Moore, the
starting point tor the mail route Coffin. H9>has some property trains were held up and travef
a councilman from the first ward,
being at the house on his ranch. interests at Atascadero, Califor­ by rail with tracks covered by
made an extended tour of the Wil­
He was over there last week nia, which he went to look after water was not all that was to
. Continual Discom fort from
lamette
valley last week by the
be
desired.
making arrangements for the recently and he stopped over here
Ford route, gopig as far south
change.
on his way home.
Mrs. America J. Anthony died as Eugene and Crescent City,
at the home o f her daughter, and on the return making side
Mrs. C. M. Collins, 603 Frank trips to Lyons and Mill City.
Don’t suffer one day longer. Just try a can of
lin street, on last Sunday morn At the latter place they say they
ing at the age o f 72 years. Fu­
re much interested in watch­
neral services were conducted at ing the salmon ascend the rapids
the Hodson & Elliott chapel on of the Santiam, some leaping ten
for all varieties o f
Monday afternoon at 2:30 by eet in their efforts to continue
Sprinkle a small amount into each shoe, also in your
Mrs. I. B. Waterman, of the up stream for spawning pur­
hose. Immediately you feel its soothing, cooling action.
Christian Science church. The poses. At times this season the
Follow this plan each morning, and “ make life’s walk easy.”
deceased, whose maiden name stream there has been packed for
You will never know what foot comfort really is until you
was DeHart, was born January
mile below the rapids with
give Rexall Foot Powder a chance to prove its remarkable
25, 1846, in Johnson county, In Steelhead salmon and now the
merits.
, *
diana. When a small child she loyal Chinook are coming—and
moved to Iow a with her parents all these fish have passed up the
A Generous Amount,
land at the close o f the Civil War Willamette by Newberg on their
was married to David M. An­ ourney. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
thony. T o them eleven children say they found the roads in Linn
If Corns Trouble Y ou—
were born, seven of whom are and Lane counties to be in fine
D o not pick until ripe, but let noth­ now living, namely, Orville and condition,
First Aid Corn Plasters and Rexall Corn Solvent
and crops, especially
Andrew Anthony, Mrs. Amelia all sown wheat, looking prom­
will rem ove the corns and chase the pain away
ing go to waste.
dann and Mrs. Alice Knox, jf ising in many sections. As for
Kansas City, Missouri, Oliver vetch, they say they saw but
L Y N N B. FERGUSON
Anthony, of Los Angeles, Cali- one good looking prospect, the
Prescription Druggist
ornia, Mrs. Katie Baker, of aphis having gotten in their
ffie x a / /
Newberg, Oregon
Portland, and Mrs. Mary E. work on this hay crop all along
Collins, o f Newberg.
the route.
Locals and P ersonals
thill Electric Company
•
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Does Hot W eather Mean
Tired, Aching Feet?
Highest M arket Price Paid
REXALL FO O T POW DER
Early White
CHERRIES
25 Cents
Valley Canning Company
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