to supply treasury
certificates bearing
4V4 per cent interest
which will be accep­
ted in payment for
October L i b e r t y
Bond subscriptions.
W . W . H O L L IN G SW O R T H
COM PAN Y
ESTABLISHED 1900
R E I J A RI E
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
Lady Assistant
Retailer page
Wheat Flour, per bbL, bag 41 lba.................... > . . . . 9 . 1 1
Wheat Flour (bulk) per l b . . . . / . ............................. 9 1*1
Barter Flour (bulk) per l b ....... ...........................
Corn Flour (bu lk) per l b .- .......................................... . . . 9
Rice Flour (bu lk) per l b ......................... ......................W
Corn Meal (p k g ) 100 lb. or leae............................ > . . . 9 2
Victory Bread (price per loaf) 24 o i . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Victory Bread (price per loaf) 19 o a . . . - .......... . . . . $ %
Oatmeal or Rolled Oats (bulk) per l b ...............
7
Rice (unbroken) standard quality per l b ......... . . . l i f t
Sugar, granulated (bulk) per l b ........................ < . . . ■ * %
Beans, white, navy or pea (not lima) per l b . ................i
Beans, colored pinto or any other colored variety lb . .12
Potatoes; white or Irish per l b . . . #........................ «. . - . . . 2
Onions per l b . . . , ...........
3
Raisins, seeded (per 19 os p k g ) . . .................................. 11
Prunes, medium site (90-70) or (70-90) l b . . . . . . . . . 0
Canned Tomatoes, standard grade per 20 os Can N o . 2 19,
Canned Corn, standard grade, 20 oz No. 2 ca n ........... 17
Canned Peas, standard ¿rade, 2If oz No. 4 c a n . . . . . . 1 7
Evaporated Milk, unsweetened per 9 oz c a n . . ................ 9
Evaporated Milk, unsweetened per 19 os ca n ............. .19
Butter ...............
99
Eggs .............................................." . ...........................„ . . . . 9 0
Cheese, American, full 6ream ( c u t ) ....................
. .33
Lard, pure leaf (per lb.) bulk per l b . ...........................20
Lard, pure leaf (In tin) bulk per l b ........................ . . . 2 0
Lard substitute (balk ) per l b .................................. . . . . 2 7
Lard substitute per l b ......................................
27%
Bacon, breakfast, sliced (standard grade) per l b . . . 4 7 ft
POrk Chops per l b ........... ............r r r r r r ;•.
.-29
Ham, smoked sliced per lb ..................................................37
Round Steak per l b ...............................................................19
Hens, year or more old, dressed not draw n.................... 22
Fish, fresh sa lm on ..'...........................
'.19
Office Phone White 25
Night Phone Black *4
C H A S E A LIN TON
G RAVEL C OM PAY
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
crete work, cement blocks,
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
Chairmen of Oryanization Alta
Given Herewith.
Following are the official quotas of
each bounty la the United War Work
Campaign, week of November 11. chair-
gum of each eodhty and his address:
Baker county, 919,990. J. F. O'Bryaat,
Baker, Oregon; Benton county, $10,900,
W. E. Kyler, Corvallis; Clackamas
county, $29,700, A. C. Howland, Oregon
City; Clatsop, $20,990, B, F. Stone,
Astoria; Columbia. $10,390, Charles
Wheeler, St, Helens; Coos, $19,190,
Charles Hall, Marshfield; Crook. $4,-
190, W. F. King, Prlnevllle; Curry,
$2,990, Hardy T. Stewart, Port Orford;
Deschutes. $9,900, T. H. Foley, Bend;
Douglas, $19,400, Hon. O. P. Coehaw,
Roseburg; Gilliam. $9,900, D. R. Parker,
Condon; Grant, $9,900, C. D. Tyler,
John Day; Harney, 99,900, I. 8. Geer,
Burns; Hood River, $9,900. Leslie Bat­
ter, Hood River; Jackson, $20,960, Wm.
G. Talt (North), Medford, E. V. Carter.
(South), Ashland; Jefferson, $9,090,
Howard W. Turner. Madras; Jose­
phine, $7,100, George E. Lundberg,
Grants Pass; Klamath, $10,900, A. B.
Epperson. Klamath Falls; Lake, $».-
390, J. F. Burgees. Lakeview; Lane,
920,900, Richard S. Smith, Eugene;
Lincoln. $4,990, B. F. Jones, Newport;
Liaa, $22,900. P. A. Young. Albany;
Malheur, $11,400, W. W. Wood, On­
tario; Marion, $37 490, W. I. Staley,
Salem; Morrow, 99.790. M. D. Clark,
Heppner; Multnomah, $309,090, Dr H.
C. Klxott, Morgan Bldg.. Portland;
Polk. $12,700. H. I. Fenton. Dallas;
Sherman, $9,290. GeO. B. Bourhill,
Moro; Tillamook. $9,990. C. J. Ed­
wards, Tillamook; Umatilla, $34,200,
M. R. Cheesman. Pendleton; Union,
$19,190, George Palmer, La Grande;
WaRowa. »0.800, Wade Slier, Enter­
prise; Wasco, $13,290, E. O. McCoy,
The Dalles; Washington, $21,990, J.
H. Oarrett, Hillsboro; Wheeler, $3,090,
C. O. Port wood. Fossil;. Yamhill, $1$,-
990, W. B. Dennis, Carlton
The Germans bane found themselves powerless to w ith­
stand the attacks o l the Americans now in Prance.- Their
w ild-cat courage has given them the proud record, conceded
by British correspondents, of never having yielded French
ground to the enemy.
Backed up by the other millions of just as courageous
troops who are now on their w av or training, they will form
a force as irresistible as tim e, ana will speedily make the Hun
forget his dreams of world rule. Their glory w ill not be won
w ithout sacrifice; the utter sacrifice of life itself for som e;
lifelong misery from maimed and lost lim bs for others.
Telephone White 85
The -Hawberg
S. P. T im berlake, P rop.
Office pitone Black 100
Residence phone Red 79
HEWBERG UPHOLSTERING
“ I shot down ten of them myaelf. but it was no use,“ said a cap­
tured German officer recently, telling of bis fruitless efforts to make
his own men fight when they heard the Canadians were opposite, them.
The fierce courage which has made their names so terrible In the
Hun ranks is easily discernible beneath the camouflage of smiles og
the faces of the Canadians above, on their way to the front in a
motor lorry.
MATTRESS SHOP
• O S F irst S t .,
N ow borg
Upholstered Furniture re­
paired and recovered. M at­
tresses renovated good as
new . Call or address
J. H U B E R , N ew berg, O re.
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
T h e only A b stra ct Boole* in
Y am h ill County
Yam hill C ounty A bstract C o.
M c M in n v il l e .
O regon
— o f gasoline la in its boil­
ing points. In “ Red C row n"
they form a continuous,
uniform chain, — giving
easy starting, quick accel­
eration, power and mile­
age. Look for the Red
Crown sign before ¡you fill.
’’Elephant Iron” shrapnel shelters are as numerous along the
battle lines as safety stations on metropolitan straeta.
While the screach of shells passing overhead tells the doughboys
above that they are “ departures” (that Is. friendly sheila) they may
take their ease in the open. When a Boche shell, known familiarly
aa an "arrival”, la heard howling towards them, however, they roll
underneath In a Jiffy, and are protected from fragment* of high
explosive shell as well as from shrapnel.
STANDAJtD O nLO O btPANY
A misunderstanding relative to the
canteen work of the Y. M. C. A. has
been cleared up by the War Depart­
ment, which laaued the following:
“ Matter A>f prices asked by Young
Men’s Christian AssoclmUon for its
articles sold in canteens overseas al­
ready Investigated by war department
and condition is being remedied. The
Young Men’s Christian Association
was originally asked by General
Pershing to run the canteens for the
army on n coat basis. In order to do
this it had to reckon in price fixing
such overhead charges as transports
Uon charges and murine insurance so
that prices were much higher than la
this country.
“The Young Men’s Christian Asso­
ciation made no profits, but lost thou­
sands of dollars. Arrangements now
made will enable them to obtain aup-
pUea from sources that will reduce
overhead charges pud keep prices
down.’’
U N IT E D W A R W O R K O F F IC E R S
State committee officers for the
United War Work Campaign are: W.
M. Ladd, chairman; O. W. Davidson,
director; John W. Kelley, and Mrs.
-This is a scene from one o f the phases of the big July offensive
William H. Marshall, associates; direc­
tor publicity. Ira F. Powers; speakers’
•f the allies. Somewhere in the rolling country of the Somme-Aiane
and entertainers' bureau. J. W. Day;
front the tw o light French tanks in the picture are hurrying forward,
students, John H. Rudd; vlcetory boys’
probably having as a special goal a machine gun nest which has been
and girls' feature, Walter A. Goss.
harrying the advancing French, British, or American infantry. The
Chairmen of the seven allied organ­
light tanks have been one of the greatest factors in forcing the Ger­
isations :
mans bark, and at the same time have held the allied casualties
T. M. C. A.. Mr. I Add; Y. W. C. A.,
to a comparatively low figure.
Mrs. William MacMsster; War Camp
Community Service. Emery Olmstead;
American Library Association. W. L.
Brewster; Knights of Columbus. Frank T H O S E OPEN-W INDOW CRANKS
J. Lonergan; Salvation Army, O. C.
PHONE HEX) 202
Bortsmeyer; Jewish Welfare Board, Writer Gives It ae Hit Opinion That
They
Are
Actuated
Solely
by
Ben Selling.
Live Stock Commission Merckaot
Selfishness.
John R. Mott, of New York, is direc­
Milk Stock a penalty
tor in chief and Lyman L. Pierce, of
One o f the most pronounced nuis- j
San Francisco, is director of the
Western Department, embracing eight a ores with which seasoned travelers on j Residence 1332 Portland Road
railroad trains have to contend Is the *
states, including Oregon.
“ open-window crank.’’ This fellow—
for he Is usually n male instead of n
Huts far Nurses.
Huts for nurses are maintained by female— persists In having his window
the Y. W. C. A. at the base hospitals open, no matter whether other occu­
lu France. To extend this work a pants o f the car dislike It or not; and
portion of the United War Work funds it usually results in the otiier passen­
to be raised in November will be used. gers thereabout receiving a liberal sup­
ply of dust and fine cinders, as well
Buy your Monuments
as enough soft coal smoke to Inst them
from
the remainder o f their lives. These
PE R S H IN G 'S “ DO W IT H O U T
open-window
cranks
are
almost
always
IT " C L U B S
occasional travelers. It Is noticed by j
those who have taken the pains to ob­
Organization of “ do without It“
serve that the regular traveler—that
duba in America, as a meant
Lots and sinulo graves
la, the man who rides every day In
of aiding the United War Work
cared for by the year.
summer—never opena the window be­
campaign, which open November
side the seat In which he la riding. It
Monuments cleaned to
11, was recommended by Jamas
doea not mean any more comfort for
look like new. Satisfac­
F. Permh Ing.» brother of General
him to do an, aa he long ago discov­
tion jruaranteed.
Pershing, in an address delivered
ered, but much discomfort Instead.
recently in Portland in behalf
As soon as a railroad car starts to
of the drive.
He urged the
more there la more or less alt\ stirring
American people to make tome
and If the open-window cranks would
sacrifice« In order to help "carry
only compose themselves a few mo - 1
on” the great undertaking that
menta they would be far more com­
is to furnish money for war work
fortable than they wonld to breathe
in the battle tone during the
coal dust, smoke and cinders. But the ,
fluming year. A great percent
average occasional traveler will push,
age of American people, be aaid.
up hla window as soon a* he enters the
do not hnow, from any sacrifices
car.
WE REPOtT RESULTS
mads th u / tar, that a war is
It makes no difference to him how
WE REMIT RESULTS
la progress. Relaxation ef activt
much the rest of th* far suffers—he Is
ties because of peace proposals,
the only one to he considered. U-in-n-
WE TAKE THE BLAME
he declared, dhould not be toier
practice that ranees great discomfort
W l STAN» THE EXPENSE
ated. and aaked people of the
to passengers who hare the necessary
country to throw their whole
sense to kno* tb it everybody Is better
energy end co-ojierallon behind
off If the windows are dosed on hot
this latent drive for securing
days. And It la always noticed that
funds inr the seten hig wer
these open-window artists Invariably
working agencies consolidate*! In
leave the window open when they de­
the campaign
part. The flrft, last and only thought
Is for themselves—no one elsa counts.
—TTnrtford Uournn*.
Yamoreg Collection
V. D. m LLER, Spedai A«t.
S tandard 0 9 C o „ N ew berg
Snipers of the American forces are shown bore, th* teleacople
tights which aid their keen vision being easily distinguished m
their Bpringf!;! 1 rifles
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