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■tOtmOUO* ***** «JW * * » '•» î . * » W i , i ! . * V ê The Misses Hasel and Georgia H. W. Kramer is working at the Wassam, Florence McGrlsd and Columbia ship yards In Portland. Clara Bolan, of Portland, spent Miss Vivian Dodge baa a posi Sunday at the home of Mr. and tion as stenographer dn’ the pre Mrs. D. A. Wassam. The girls are scription department with the co-workers o f the U*. 8. railway ad Woodard, Clark A Co., drug com ministration. pany in Portland and goes back flK808C80KC80B8CT0ialM0K9CICIC8ClflK8ClilXttC80N09ianMDnP5aC808nCTaC8380K938 Rev. Fred E. Carter and Prof. and forth each day on the train. • F. W. Perisho mad« a trip to Rai Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Allan, of An Electric Iron is iadespensable in the home. The The Fernwood school will open nier* on the lower Columbia last Dundee, were saddened for a short SOUTHERN PACIFIC TOCS T A B U Bperating cost is small. The service is b if. again next Monday. week by the Ford route and brought time recently when word came to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Waldron anti home some 300 pounds of salmon them from Dee Moines, Iowa,v that The Electric Range is the acme of perfection in pre NORTH BOUND TRAINS family visited relatives In Portland (or themselves and neighbors (or their son, Alfred, had been selrious- home canning. paring food. A special rate of 4 cents per kilowatt hoar ly wounded and probably killed L m t < Newberg Arrive Portland Sunday. No. SIC, 1:12 a. m. 7:45 a. m. *8. Barber • recently purchased a while In action in France, but Frank Adams, of Kalis pel, Mon for this kind of service. 10:26 a9 m. tana, was here last, week visiting well equipped motor bus which bs they soon learned that the party Ne. SI4, 1:11 a. m. is running between Newberg and wounded was another AJlan of the No. Sit, 1:15 p. m. 2:46 p. m. his uncle. R. M. Sanders. Small Electric Motors fo r pumping water on the (arm No. 252, 4:01 p. m. 6:25 p. m. Ellis A Nelson say they will have Portland, making two round trips same given name. saves a lot of Hhrd w ork.. 2:20 p. m. a cashier at their sale Saturday at each day. A time card giving full No. 250, 7:0« p. m. Zeff F. Sears, jeweler and opto 2:05 a. m. the Commercial barn in order to information will be found (else metrist of Madison. South Dakota, tNo. 202, 12:60 a. m. Small Cooking Devices, toasters, grills, percolators, etc., where in this Issue. tSunday only. who was here located several years facilitate matters. are handy and make desirable Christmas presents. Sadr. Lemon Is talking of going ago In the same business in writing Mrs. Cochran and little daughter, SOUTH BOUND TRAINS of Portland, and Mrs. Loy, of As to ‘California for the winter and on to have the Graphic sent to him Arrive Newberg Leave Portland “ We are planning on driv toria, visited here with the O. W. t o ' San Antonio, Texas, In the says: 9:00 a. ni. No. 261, 7:25 a. m. spring where he was (ornierly lo ing my ‘W iley’s Knight’ through Brentner family last week. 11:00 A m. No. 256, 2:26 a. m. cated. but we shall expect to see to Newberg next summer. We ran Oeorge Lutz says his district 2:20 p.m. No 26». 1:00 p. « . him return with the wild geese acroes a copy of the special edition canvassed for the War Work funds 6:2« p.m. No. 262, 4:06 p. m. when the balmy breezes blow this you got out in 1905 and It was like made a record of an average of «:68 p.m. No. 267, 6:26 p. m. seeing an old friend we had not »7.26 for each of the 32 families way. 12:46 a m. tNo. 241, 11:25 p.m. seen Cor several years. We are ex J. M. Crawford, who was recently called on. (Saturday only. elected as one of the representa pecting to dispose of most of our A young aligator some twelve Trains Noe. 265 and 258 discon inches in length which Dale Butt tives to the legislature from this1 interests here and we have always »H S w county, has gone east to visit a sis thought of Newberg as being the tinued between Nfwberg and Me- sent from Texas, Is being exhibited place we would like to make a ter and other relatives and will Mlnnvtlle. « in the show window at the Bar stop at Hartford, Connecticut, New home on a five or ten acre tract, croft drug store. York City and Washington. D. C. when ready to retire from business Mrs. Bell Finley came from Los He will be gone something like six and Bpend our- time in building up Howard Blllott wee borne from Angeles. California, last week for O. A. C. (o r a Sunday visit. our ideal of a home. We have a T H A N K SG IV IN G SER weeks. VICES AT D UN D EE very pretty 97,000 bungalow with J. L. Northup was up (rom Port a visit with her father, John J. L. M. Carey was in town Wed Gilbert, who has not been very commodious yard, but the seasons land Sunday (or a visit with rela nesday arranging to leave for Phod- well (oy some tin^. On Sunday, the 24tb,' Thanks are so short it seems dike the leaves tives. nlx, Arizona, where he will join giving services will be held in the are hardly out before frost comes C.^ 8. Woodward, of the W. W. Mrs. A. W. Rees, sister o ( H. R. Mrs. Carey and son, Clyde, who are ( Health and Happiness I Dundee church. Rev. P. D. Ford, of For Y our Boy I .. Morris, Is here (rom San Francisco Holingsworth Co., Is laid up at his on a ranch, out from that c itji and spoils the beauty of the yard.” Salem, will preach at 11 o ’clock a. home with a well developed case growing cotton and other products - on a visit. --------- o------ — m. Uel Marr will have charge of of the mumps. The malady Is mak suitable to that warm climate. He SENATOR On Peace day, November 11, a VIN TO N the music. A basket luncheon at ing a run of the family. has hts farm seeded |o grain and Son was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. noon will be followed by a social APPR ECIATES VOTE The county commissioners have has arranged (or the care o f hts Baker, o ( Dundee. hour. The Ladles’ Aid Society w ill* had substantial railings put in at cherry crop for next season, the Mrs. C. B. Wilson and son. Jos Editor Graphic-—Permit me to furnish coffee. At this time when the fill on the highway at the Otis date of hts return being Indefinite eph, were down from McMinnville take this opportunity of expressing all ,Dundee rejoices that thus far place east of town to prevent autos Miss Mildred Christenson is at Tuesday visiting relatives. from skidding o ff the grade. Good the general delivery window In the to you and through your paper roy no gold stars have been added to Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbins lett scheme. hearty thanks (or the assistance our service (lag, it is particularly postoffice, the place having beep rendered me in my recent campaign fittin g that all should meet in a this morning (or Pendleton where There will be a called meeting made vacant by W alter Butler, who A ll resi they w ill visit (or some time with for re-election to the State Senate. general Thanksgiving. o f the Civic Improvement Club on has accepted a position as driver for their son. Harry, and tamtly. My illness has rendered it Impossi dents of Dundee and vicinity are Monday night,November 25, at the the Standard Oil Co. Horace Nel ble for me to call upon you and my cordially Invited to attend and C. J.Hoskins /left here Tuesday Club rooms. All members are son. who held this Job. has been many friends in your vicinity and make this day one of genuine for Redmond and Bend to look up urged to be present. Grace Newell transferred to Bandon where he express to them my thanks, and I thanks and comradeship. a location (or the winter and will Morris, President. The Rexall Comfort K it will have charge o f a station for therefore take this method of doing send (or Mrs. Hoskins and Helen Containing so many Thomas Parrett, who died at his the company. He left here on Tues so through your paper. later. TAX ES D UR IN G C IV IL W A R home,, dn Portland Wednesday, will/ day and Mrs. Nelson w ill go later. Necessary Items It shalj be my aim to represent Sam Lemon sold his Oldsmoblle be buried at Pleasant H ill on Par- Mrs. Langellier returned Friday in the coming session of the Legis In 1862 the country had an In the (lrst of the week to a Portland frett Mountain Saturday at 1 o'clock from Seattle where she went to bid lature the best interests of my con come tax with a fixed rate o f 3 party by answering a want adver In the afternoon. He had been In good-bye to her son-in-law, Bert stituents in this county, as well as Cheaper than baying them per cent on all Incomes between tisement he saw in one of the daily declining health for some time. Mitchell, who sailed November 8 on the entire interests of the state of singly, and packed ready 8«(H> and $10,000 and a fixed rate papers. . Kashima Oregon, and I hope that the confi A special meeting of the Newberg the Japanese steamer. of 6 per cent oa Incomes In excess Mrs. Swan Benson went to Berke Ministerial Association will be held Maru, for Vladivostock, Siberia, for m ailing dence which they have again re of «10,000. 1c 1864 this had been ley, California, last week to Join Monday evening at t:3 0 in the where he will tie engaged In Y. M. posed In jne will be fully warrant increased to a rate o f 5 per cent on her husband who has a building study of the Friends church. Ad C. ‘A. work under the Government. ed by my course In future sessions incomes between 2800 and 85.000. contract there. She expects to re dress by Rev. Pollard on "Evang Mrs. Mitchell is teaching at Sunny o f the Legislature. 711 Per cent between 85,000 and train all winter. elism." A ll ministers please take dale, near Seattle, and has her tWb Thanking you and the public 810.000 and 10 per cent on in James J verson, formerly o f New notice and attend. little girls. Eleanor and Louise, most sincerely, I remain. comes over 810,000. There were berg but now located at 811verton, Arthur Lunstrom, sqn of Mr. with her. Yours very truly. few great incomes then, but thete writes that h ii son. Private Nelson and Mrs. C. P. Lunstrom. who live Mrs. W ill Rees, who was out from W. T. Vinton. was relatively leas revenue to raise. 8. Iverson, was killed In action on out northwest of Newberg, died of Portland last Sunday, said the re Uncle Sam in the present war is TJko X *x •4 a ti S t or* the sixth o f October. tuberculosis this morning. Only port of the second wounding of spending every two months a sum Mrs. D. L. Fleck is here from few days ago he was brought home their son at the front In France LE T T E R FROM LESLIE C U LLE N N e w b e rg . Oregon. equal to the total cost of the four Rufus, for a visit of a month at the from a Portland open air sanltarl was a mistake. The confusion was years o f civil war. There were borne of her father, J. F. Ridenour. um where he spent some time tak occasioned by the fact that the o f Norfolk, Virginia, stamp taxes for almost every con She and Mrs. Ridenour went tq La ing treatment. ficial publication of his being November 6. 1918. ceivable kind of business transac Fayette today for a visit. Dear Uncle and Aunt— I re tion. while practically all products Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mackie. who wounded came out so late after the F. E. Vestal, who had a foot bad were out from Portland for a visit word had been received here by ceived your letter last night and were taxed. Any drafted man ly bruised by a heavy weight fall with relatives last Sunday, said private letter that the public got was glad for it. *1 got nine letters could «scape service by producing ing on It while working in a Port their son-in-law, Volna Sanderson, the Idea that he was twice In the in a bunch and that was the first a substitute, or by paying $300, an I have received since I left Seattle. other form o f revenue. land ship yard some three weeks died recently at Petaluma, Callfor casualty list. ago. is able to be out on crutches. nla. The widow he left is the old A number of Newberg residents The latest one was written on Oc tober 11. I suppose I have morn Mrs. S. F. Wallace spent a couple est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. have been clubbing together in O BITU A R Y mall in New Y'ork. days - In Portland during the week Mackie. and the granddaughter of groups of late and sending ^ away, We arrived here on October 27 some to Kelso, Washington, and at the bedside of a grandson, Silas Mrs. Irene Heater. 1 Vernon W. Brentner, eldest son others to Toledo, Lincoln county, and went ashore on October 29. Wallace, who has had a serious ttgfV Rev. A.' M. Bray returned home That was the first time we had of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brentner. following an operation for appen on last Sunday morning from En- for salmon, for home canning. been o ff the boat for twenty-seven was born hi Motley. Minnesota. dicitis. tlat, Washington, where he went to Since nice silver side salmon weigh days. September 13. 1882, and died In Mrs. M. E. Mark ell. of Spring- assist Jeremiah Osborn, formerly a ing from nine to twenty pounds - We had nice weather during all Newberg. Oregon. November 14. brook, announces the engagement resident of Newberg, In harvesting each, can be had in this way for of the trip excepting one day be ; 1918, at the age of 36 years. 2 of her daughter. Miss Era. to Mar a good crop of apples. He says Mr. ten cents a pound, including ex tween Seattle and San Francisco, months and 1 day. press charges, it enables house tin A. Volbrecht, of Fountain City, and Mrs. Osborn leave this week for and three days on the Atlantic Funeral services were conducted Wisconsin. As Mr. Volbrecht is at an extended visit with relatives In holders to lay by a store o f excel- south of Cape Flattery. The boat Friday afternoon in the Hollings lent fish ( and thus head o ff the present with the Spruce Division, Oklahoma and North CaroliAh, the pitched so you could hardly walk worth chapel by Rev. M. A. Marcy. plans for the wedding are in latter being the state of Mr. Os high cost of meat to a considerable without holding onto something. of Dayton, a personal friend of the extent. born’s nativity. definite. We have been having quite a deceased. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Moore and picnic since we are in port The deceased leaves to mourn his Mr. and Mrs. Bowers went to Day- there Isn’t much to do and we get loss, both parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. ton last Monday to attend the fun every other day off. W. Brentner. and brother. Howard, eral of a former neighbor, W. F. I guess steamboat life agrees of Newberg. many relatives, and a I Gllkey, who died Saturday night, with me pretty well. 1 weighed host of friends won by his cheerful They likely are— possibly | at the age o f 84 years. Deceased 153 pounds in San Diego, Callfor and friendly disposition. went to bed on Saturday evening nla. and weigh 185 now. aot. W e ll find out. It’s easy I apparently in his usual health and We will leave all o f our cargo to locate the difference. VtoOS S t f when a call was made at his room here except some burlap. AM E R IC A’S W A R COSTS The the next morning he was found to timbers are nearly unloaded and be dead. He had been a resident we will take on a load of cotton Washington— America’s war costs of this county for many years and and go to New York. I don’t know to date are 820.543.471.000, treas was well known and highly re how long we will be there until ury figures show. spected. we are discharged. The war expenditures for October We are getting |75 per month were $1.647,821.000. This was an Emmett W. Gulley, who has been down from Oreenleaf, Idaho, dur and a free ticket to Seattle, plus increase of $94.000,000 over Sep Rtkise is im tant when one b ean tember expenditures, but a decrease ing the past ten days in the Inter 95 per day for expetiWs. •be new Brunswick. We will leave for New York next o f $100,000, as compared with Aug est o f the every-member canvass In ust expenses. the Friends churches for missionary week some time. 1 never heard that record played I f yon have tried elsewhere Yours respectfully. Treasury reports show that 12,- work, spoke at the church In New 10 w ell,” ia the uaual remark. withont success, there is no » Leslie W. Cullen. 004.000,000 of the Fourth Liberty berg last Sunday morning. He had reason for discouragement. The Brunswick method of repro- not Intended to remain over until Loan had been’ paid to date. Two lnotion brings oat tone« hitherto We solicit difficult cases. Our Monday but the college students weeks after the close of the third uuunination is thorough— it is •oat. Each record ia played at ita H OW TO K IL L MICE loan only $750,000.000 had been i who had known him as “ Gulley icientific— and shows us every oeat. 7 " paid in.— Wall Street Journal. old boy* on the PMk teams when he defect, in the most minute 'Tome in and hear the new Bruns was In college would not take no Here Is the best recipe for k ill letuil. wick. Then make oompariaona. (or aa answer and consequently he ing vermin I have ever found. • It must be accurate to give INO CULATIO N CHARGES Price» range from $60 to $1600. favored them with a talk at the They go away and die and don’t you the service you are ex eoflege Monday morning. He and leave an odor. It kills rats, mice, pecting and to aooompliah the Mr*. Gulley are booked for the mts- ants and cockroaches: Take one In discussing the amount which results that we desire. Slonary field in Mexico and will part calomel and three parts pow physicians should chargé for Inoc leave as soon as their passports are dered sugar. Scatter this ^about ulating patients against the Span received. It Is thought, however, where they gather. I have known ish Influenza. City Health Officer that She may not be granted a pass It nearly to rid a town of rats. It Parrish,* o f Portland, said that |1 ¡NEXT DOOR TO P. 0. port as few women are allowed to will clean the cockroaches, ants for each tnoculatlon should be the r cross over from this side since the and mice out In three days. limit. This make« a fee of 92 from San T o r batman Kodaks disturbance has been on In that Nyal Phoac White 32. 604 F ir« St.. Newhetf ---------o--------- each patient as two Inoculations country. Graphic want ads get results. are necessary. > nr ite m *m qOtjb iB ¿ in tV W ft O iV M W ir tiV k M k v y t f l ^ ------------ d i .! Locals and Personals ; Electric Devices are Useful CHRISTMAS GIFTS W e have a N ew Stock on Hand Yamhill Electric Company Camp Comfort For TRENCH or CANTONMENT RAZORS. MIRRORS, SHAVING H E L PS. FLASHLIGHTS, Etc. $L50 LYNN 8. FERCOSON Are Your Eyes Alike? “Wonderful” RECORDS PLAYED AT THEIR BEST Siarcroft*s ‘D rugstore t. > | Prescribing and Fitting Ey e Glasss is Our Specialty C. Jewel A. er-Optometri MORRIS st ^*1
