E. C. Arnett haa sold hls transfer
business to Elmer Hollingsworth.
Noah Lapp and Mrs. Sarah Myre
were quietly married on Thursday o f
last yeek.
Revs.> R. E. Myers and George F.
Round are 4n Portland attending the
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It attracts the eye.
It pleases the ear.
It plays all records
A t their best
It is all Phonographs
In
W e will gladly play the
Brunswick for you and ex*
plain its new features.
M ake your own compari­
sons. Let your ear decide.
Liberal terms.
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N EX T DOOR TO P. 0.
Nyal and San Tox Remedies
Eastman Ki>daks
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A. H. Dean, manager o f Jones
Bros.’ Juice plant, who v has been
about Boston and A w York for the
past month working in the interest
of the company, started home several
days ago, expecting to visit on the
way at hls old home in Indiana and
also at some other points on the
way. . He will probably reafeh home
Saturday.
The Northweetern Division o f the
American Red Cross is asking for
300 tons of clothing for the relief
of the Belgians and the local branch
Is soliciting donations which they
ask to have delivered at the city
hall not later than Saturday. Out­
grown garments ot any kind that
are clean w ill be acceptable, and
even shoes that are well worn will
be taken as the parts that are good
w ill be used for mending. Leather
is not to be had at any price in th it
country and anything that can be
used in covering the feet will be
gladly received . With a little' e f­
fort in ransacking closets almost
every household can spare some­
thing that w ill help to clothe these
war worn people.
We Have Ours
The O. K. Edwards family was
here from P o la n d Sunday.
Miss Blanch McNay was eut from
Portland on a visit'over Sunday.
Vernon Gould came over from
Vancouver to attend the Plnney-
Nolan Lawson and family are here Myers wedding Sunday.
from Heppner for a visit of a week
-Miss Ella Nelson, daughter of Mr.
or more with relatives.
and Mrs. W. W. Nelson, has been
Mrs. Wallace, the mother of Mrs. hpme on a visit during the week.
A. H. Dean, was out from Portland
The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L.
the first of the week on a visit.
H. Shirley, of Hillsboro, were here
A number of Newberg people have last Sunday visiting at the J. C. Col-
been attending the State Fair this cord home.
week, nearly all going t y auto.
. Miss Laverne Miller was here from
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lindsey, o f Corvallis the first o f the week vislt-
Bernice, Oklahoma, visited with the lj»g with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Curtis family a few days this H. G. Miller.
week.
Mrs. Ida McBeth left the first of
Mrs. Kate Shoemaker, the mother the week for 8an Francisco to Join
o f Mrs. Norman Oliver, who went her husband who is stationed there
to Pocotello, Idaho, recently has had In the service.
a stroke of paralysis.
By petition the name of Attorney
The Wm. Moor place out in the Earl Nott, of McMlnnvlte, will be on
Chehalem Center neighborhood, has the ballot as an Independent candi­
been rented to a party named Coop­ date for state senator.
er for (250 cash for the year.
Mrs. Carry Weesner, from Lime,
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Baughman ■Baker county, was here the first of
and eon returned recently from Red­ the week visiting at the home of her
mond where they spent a week visit­ cousin, Prof. Oliver Weesner.
ing with Mr. Baughman's brother,
Perry Spinney, the elderly gentle­
Frank.
man who has been driving the E. C.
Elias Thorne and family, who Baird delivery wagon, was run
were here recently from Pendleton down by an auto on the corner of
on a visit with hls brother. T- H, First and Howard streets one even-
Thorne, are contemplating moving Ing recently and had one leg so
badly bruised that he has been laid
here to live.
o
Some radical changes are being ff from work since.
Clive Henry, who has. been over
m ale in the interior o f the M iller
Mercantile Co. store In order to bet­ In Washington for several months,
ter display the largely increased has returned home for a short visit,
and Is going to San Francisco in a
stock that Is on the way.
Mra. Marie Evans and Mrs. John few days to submit to an operation
Gower went to Portland last Satur­ which he hopes may fit him for mil­
day evening to march in the parade itary service. So far he has been
of the mothers o f soldiers In the Lib­ turned down when he has tried to
enlist
erty Loan demonstration.
SOUTH F.Rif PACIFIC TIM E T A B L E 1 Misa CUrm LaFlfmme returned
home Saturday from Bend, where she
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
has been for several week*.
Leave Newberg
Arrive Portland
Regular meeting o f the Civic Im
No. 368, 1:12 a. m.
7:43 a. m. provement Club w ill be next Tuee
No. 314, 3:11 a. m.
10:35 a. in. day evening instead of Friday even
No. 363, 1:15 p. m.
2:4* p. m. ing.
No. 352, 4:05 p. m.
6:35 p. i
Mias Ethel Dobbins, Government
No. 330, 7:03 p. m.
3:30 p. m. nurse. Is on her way for over-seas
tN o. 332, 12:50 a. m.
3:05 a. m. duty after a two weeks' training at
tSunday only.
Camp Lewis.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gordon hpve
Leave Portland
Arrive Newberg been here from Vida during the
No. 361,
7:35 a. m.
3:00 a. m. week. Mrs. Gordon- is much Improv­
No. 366, 3:36 a. m.
11:00 a. m. ed in health.
No 364, 1:00 p. u>.
2:20 p.m.
Frank W. Curtis is home from
No. 353, 4:35 p. m.
6:33 p.m. Tillamook this week on account of
No. 357, 6:38 p. M.
6:53 p.m. a very sore foot which was injured
tNo. 361, 11:26 p.m.
12:45 a. m. one day last week.
tSaturday only.
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Mrs. I. C. Quick antj two grand­
Traína Noe. 356 and 363 diaeon sons returned from Pendleton the
tlnued between Newberg and Mc­ first of the week. Mrs. Quick has
Minnville.
been gone about three'months, visit­
ing her children in and near Pen
dleton.
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Bennett, on September 20, a eon.
Mrs. Rockalette Eggers is over
_ Mias Ellen Gregory visited with from Gaston for an extended Visit
Menda in PortUnd the first of the with her friend, Mrs. M. J. Nash.
Her daughter, Miss Anna Rogers, is
Miaa Edytb Hall, of Washington, In Chicago holding a position as sec­
D. C.. la the gueet o f her sister, Mra. retary to the manager o f the Iater-
urbah Motor Dispatch Co.
9. R. Rundell. %
Mr. and Mrs. John Fresh, o f Port­
Mra. Eaton, the well known mis­
land,
and Mrs. Frank Ashford, o f
sionary to India, waa the guest of
South
Dakota, spent last Saturday
Mra. Joeie Field* on Wednesday.
and Sunday In Newberg visiting
H. T. Ferguson, who oomea from
with Mr. and Mrs. N, F. Byers.
Vancouver, Washington, with hla
Mrs. Fresh Is a sister and Mra. Ash­
family, has bought the steam laun­
ford a niece o f Mr. Byers.
dry.
Carroll S. Trowbridge, ot New
Mr.» and Mrs. J. F. Steadman
York, has been a guest o f his cou­
were up from Tigard Tuesday, hav­
William Beneke, alias “ Bill,” waa
sins, the Misses Laura and Alma
in g some repairs made on their
Craig, this week. Mr. Trowbridge out from Portland Saturday evening
Is assistant manager o f community parading the streets with a roea-
Z lp ri Ellis, son of Enoa Ellis, section o f U. S. Government com­ cheeked maid holding to an o ff arm
it to Vancouver the first o f the mittee on public Information, and with a grip that apparently knew
where he haa a position In the is in the Northwest In the Interest no such word as fail.
big ship yard.
o f that work.
F. W. Kelso, who has been a resi­
Mrs. Helena Peery was down from
dent
o f Newberg for several years,
Frank Taylor, who has been pub­
McMinnville Monday visiting at, the
lishing a paper at the little town o f is moving to Portland this week, he
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cloverdale In Tillamook county for having secured a Job at blacksmith-
C. C. Ferguson.
the past few years, closed up the lag at the ship yard located near
Mrs. Eva Hummer Hull and her shop a short time ago as the busi- the. Broadway bridge.
son, Prof. Alexander Hull.' visited in
■ did not Justify the expense o f1 Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lewis went to
Portland Sunday with Mrs. 'J . S. publication, and moved to Newberg.
Portland Tuesday to see their son.
Rankin and children.
The family Is now located on the Dr. Claude Lewis, who is o ff for
President Levi T. Pennington corner o f Fifth and Meridian streets. Camp Fremont, California, to take
made a trip to Seattle and Everett, Mr. Taylor was out the first o f the a position as physician and surgeon
Washington, the latter part o f last week but returned to close up some with the rank of Lleutenuant.
week in the Interest o f the college.
business affairs before coming away
• W. H. Phillips, manager o f the
A good deal o f his
Howard Kaufman, who la station­ permanently.
Stanfield interests at Stanfield, in
ed at Uncle Sam’s spruce camp near life has been spent as a commercial
Umatilla county, motored out from
Toledo, spent the week end with his traveler and he may take this up
Portland Tuesday in company with
<*n .
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Kaufman. again.
Mrs. Phillips, and while here came
The early morning train that
W ill Mendenhall, fire warden for In for a handshake and to renew his
leaves Newberg at 6:12 is made up the countiee of Yamhill and Wash­ subscription for the Graphic.
o f four coaches for carrying ship ington. came down from Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanvllle spent
yard workers that are picked up Tuesday and issued a permit to
last
Sunday visiting at the home of
along the way.
Frank Nelson, of West Chehalem, to
his brother, M. W. Hanvllle. who
A paper was circulated In New­ burn a slashng. On the way home lives south of Dayton. Their daugh­
berg the first o f the week by R. J. with his little son in the Ford he ter. Della, remained there for the
Moore and George L. Kelty endors­ met a big machine when near Mc­ week and is attendind the fair in
ing Attorney Earl Nott, o f McMinn­ Minnville that crowded him out of company with her uncle and aunt.
ville, as an independent candidate the road Into a ditch that was so
The advertising columns of the
deep he was unable to get his ma­
for the su te senate.
chine out. He says the other .fellow Graphic have had rather a lonesome
B. E. Swilier, who returned from
was going at a thirty-five to., forty look for the past few weeks, owing
the Alberta country last week where
mile rate and never gave an Inch to the absence of the name of the
he spent the summer, seme to be
of the road. In fact, he says he standby advertiser, E. C. Baird, but
pretty well satisfied with Uncle
thinks the driver was drunk and did Richard is himself again, as will be
Sam’s country.
Luther Newlin,
not see him at all.
Anyway he seen by a glance at the fourtfl page.
who went at the same time, is still
never checked up and Mr. Menden­
Henry French, who enrolled at
there at work with his teams.
hall says all that saved him and hls the Rexall Pharmacy for the Mer­
Miss Bell Gilbert, daughter of son, as well as the Ford, was that he
chant Marine, went to Seattle on
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gilbert, was got out o f the way by going Into the
Friday of last week but was turned
married to Robert Finley, in Los An­ ditch.
He slowed down when he down bj[ the medical examining of­
geles, September 16. at the home o f saw the road hog coming and con­
ficer for physical defects.
He is
her brother-in-law, Rev. J. 0. Pink­ sequently the Ford was not injured.
now back on the Job at the office of
erton, who was the officiating min­ Some men came along in a few min­
the Yamhill Electric Co.
ister. The groom Is an electrician utes and helped him back Into the
” Col.’: R. J. Moore, while standing
o f Los Angeles.
road again.
on a corner, heaved a sigh when he
said he was not able to sport such a
car as many that were passing on
the way to the State Fair, but a mo­
ment later imparted the information
that he had turned In his Dodge
and was now riding in a Bulck.
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Charley Lapp was out from Port­
land Sunday.
Earl Plnney and Mias Tessie
Myers were married on last Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the
home o f Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Myers.
the former officiating. The newly­
weds left on the evening train for
Corvallis where the groom has en-
roled , for “ the students’ training
course at O. A. C.'
Ray Moore, who lives on a farm
over near Scholls, brought hls wife
to Newberg the latter part o f last
week and she has since been laid up
at the home o f his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Moore, with typhoid fe­
ver, and on Wednesday Leslie Moore,
a brother who Hves on an adjoining
farm, was bQwght over and is also
down with the same disease.
The “ Yellow Demon” train carry­
ing three cars of war relics, which
was side tracked here for half an
hour on Friday afternoon o f last
week, was given the once over by a
large crowd, of neoplo. The speakers
were given an attentive hearing but
the time could have been spent to
better satisfaction had it been all
given to viewing the big French and
German field pieces and other relics.
Not that the talks were lacking in
interest, but the people have had
much of war talks and newspaper
reading covering the whole subject,
and little of the bombs and guns of
various kinds that our boys are fac­
ing on the other side, and a mere
hurried glance at the collection was
not very satisfactory.
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B E A C H ’S “AUCTIO N BLOCK”
TREM ENDOUS ‘PUNCH* P L A T
Rex Beach's greatest novel, “ The
Auction Block.” has been brought
to the screen. Picturiced under the
direct supervision of the famous au­
thor and released through Goldwyn,
this stirring life drama of a million
girls in America’s big cities* and
small towns comes to the Baker
theatre Wednesday and Thursday,
October 2 and 3.
“ The Auction Block” will grip
and hold you from the first moment
to the last.
The life action has
made Rex Beach’s novels loved wher­
ever books are known fills every
reel; there is a “ punch” in every
scene.
Among the more stirring
moments are a fight in a New York
gambling house raided by the po­
lice; the overturning of a great pot
o f molten steel in a Pittsburg mill
and the engulfing of a score of work­
men; the lavish banquet given by
the steel millionaire at which the
“ souvenirs” for the young women
guests are golden meshbags. and so
on almost without number.
S I0 N IP IC A 5 C E OF T H E COLOR
Advioes from the Government to all public utilities are
to sell no carbon lamps unless absolutely necessary.
tanyts use twice the amount of energy as Masda lamps, there­
fore the use of Masda lamps conserves energy and gives more
lig h t
W e have just put in an order for a large amount of No.
14 wire for house w iring.
this sise of wire.
There is likely to be a shortage of
If you expect to have any w iring done,
houses, barns, prune dryers, or any building that requires
No. 14 wire now is the time t f do i t
An Electric W a s h in g M achine
Solve« the wash day problem ,
Yamhill Electric Company
You Right”
without cord, aviation
training 'asked to bring your dinner with
corpa; blue and white, reserve m ili­ you, and at the close o f the service
we shall adjourn to the lower room
tia and volunteer training
where after we eat together, the
roll will be called and a program
N E W B E R G CHURCH SERVICES
provided.
The B. Y. P. U. meets as usual at
Christian
7 p.m . and the evening service is in
the Methodist church.'
"A re Human Creeds as Bonds of
don’t forget the Sunday school at
Union and Communion, Necessary, or.
13 a. m. Plan to be there.
Scriptural?”
This is the topic for the pastor’ s
sermon next Sunday morning at 11
o’clock. AU are cordially invited to
Rev. Alfred
come and hear this sermon.
interesting
sermon at the ehurek oa
The ..pastor w ill endeavor to ans­
Sunday
last
from the text,
wer the question according to the
on
These
Things.“
light which the Bible given There
The Sunday school, w fll
w ill be nothing abusive, and it w ill
Sunday
at 16 a.
be worth your while to attend.
The sermon topic for the evening th a n w m be no preaching at 11 a.
is “ The Longing-of the Human Soul m. because o f the annual
session, in Portland.
for God.”
An evangelistic sermon. now in. sesskM^ln
Bring your friends.
Other services for the week are
sb follows:
Bible school, 10 o’elock.
Ladies’ Aid meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Mid week prayer meeting Wed­
nesday evening at I o’clock.
Jpnior and Young People's C. E.
at 7 o’clock Sunday evening
A cordial welcome Is given all
who attend any service.
Presbyterian
Morning worship at 11, sermon
topi**, ’’Jesus’ Zeal for the Temple.
livening union service st the
Methodist church at 8 o’clock.
Sunday school promptly at 9:45 a.
m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p m.
Mid week meeting Wednesday at
7:30
Baptist
Sunday, September 29, is the an­
nual roll call meeting of the Bap­
tist church. We are planning on a
home gathering of all the members
of the church and the Baptists of
the community. The morning wor­
ship will be directed along the line
of the spirit of the occasion, and an
inspiring service is promised all
through. The subject of the sermon
Is. "Faithfulness Is A ll.”
You are
cordlaly Invited to worship with us
and to enjoy our re-union. You are
For Sole by
Parlor Pharmacy
SCHOOL DAYS
Are Here
Bay your School Books and
School Supplies at the right
prices at
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TH E R E X A L L STORE
0 7 CORDS OH SOLDIERS’ HATS
A full and complete line to
select front.
LYNN B. FERGUSON
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Tl^ls for people who have been
asking the significance o f the color
o f the cords around the hats of the
soldiers: A blue cord indicates the
Infantry; a red cord, the artillery; a
yellow cord, the cavalry; a red and
white cord, the engineering corps;
pink and white, the signal corps;
blue with red tassels, machine gun
corps; green, service corps; orange,
quartermasters corps;
plum and
black, medical corps; dark red and
black, ordnance corps; white band
Carbon
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