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I / DUNDEE W E W IS H , at this tune, to express to our customers our appreciation for the loyal support given onr Government the past year. W e Sand You Thanksgiving Greetings UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK u k i. -mu in* o f automobile engine. like ■U inforno/ combamtton ongmoe. require« aa oil that hold« ita lubricating qualities at cyiiadar heat, burns clean ui the com bunion c lumber i and f o e . out with exhaust. Z g R O L K N E Site the«« requirements perfectly, bacon oo H re oarraetty re- Sued from solsrtod Cefi- A m ie acpbeJfrbeee crudo. A / So. Uro evorysrbero c o d Standard Oil iV f iit f Station9. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) ZEROLENE The ¡om bri OU A t Motor Qrs V . D. MILLER« Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Newberg ------ ----?----- J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M S ta p le a n d F a n cy G ro ce rie s Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Wo pflsaso tbs oaost particular. Phowc us s grocory order and sos If oar prompt serrfce]doeae*f surprise you. Ws want your trade. New /York Herald that "Old Ore gon" as usual went over the top in J, A. Branson v u on the sick Sunday services will ne neia at subscribing for war bonds—'Liberty, I should have said. Understood all •lisi the first of ths week, w< v the church. of the American and the guerre part Rev. John Abel held he! services at Prof, and Mrs. ■. H. Anderson of the Preach os we have heard the chureh Sunday morning. have p new grandson. that in loud bunches' for the last Miss Essie Debolt, of Washington, F. C. Little, of Portland, was a few days, and could see the flash is making a visit with relatives week end guest at Otterbrook. of the guns at night. and friends here this week. In disposing of your second grade It is not my privilege to be at the On Saturday of last week Moan* prunes don’t forget the Boys and front but am in the advance sec tain Top was visited by a slight Girls Aid Society and the Portland tion and am a member of the Ser snoy. fall. This is early for such a Commons. vice of Supply forces. visitor. Roe R. Robison and family spent You don’t read much about us Elta Brunson returned home Sat Thursday in Portland, bringing in the papers but the boys on the urday, having spent the week with «Mas. Theodore W. Spencer home firing line know that we are back Martha Proctor, who is attending with them for a short visit In Dun here. Not a lot of glory but plenty New berg high school. dee and McMinnville. of herd work. A little raiii don’t Mrs. Henry Haveman led thw ¥. A daughter was bora to Mr. and stop things here. We are some P. A. Sunday evening. Although Mrs. Fred Herring on last Saturday where In the Voagoe Mountains in only a few were out the “ Thanks and a son was recently born to Mr. the pine forests. Just plain lum giving” lesson was; quite interest and Mrs. Albert Baker who has berjacks, and we are going some at ing. been named Lloyd George. that. When it comes to work, will Henry Haveman has traded his Why not let a part of your soon qualify for a member of the Overland in on a new Chevrolet Thanksgiving spirit manifest Itself Masamas, as everything is Just a Henry said he wanted a machine in contributions to the Belgian bed o f loose granite or rock, slides that would climb the hills regard Babes milk bottles? Collection to *n i does everything but stand on less of road and weather conditions. be made the day after Thanksgiv edge. This is a pretty country to Word has been received by ing. lobk at, but when it cOtaies to friends in this community of tty se Winfield Dlllinger. from the rious illness of Nick Baron. He has £fpruce Division at Vancouver, other things' it is standing still, but been in training -at Camp Lewis for Washington, and Henry Billlch, a wlll*gft a lot of good things from. sometime and is ill of pneumonia. member of 'the S. A. T. C. at Reed Americans. Can’t say that I fancy having the Mrs. Wm. Stillwell returned from College, spent Sunday with the house and barn under the same home folks. Portland Saturday to which city she roof, as that makes things not a accompanied her husband the first After several weeks without Sun bed of violets of the week. He has secured a Job day service it was a pleasure for the Old things are everywhere in this in the city and she plans to Join Dundee congregation to meet on him later. 8pnday and unite in a Thanksgiv country and the people are hero ~-------- o --------- ing service. DistricWSuperintendent worshipers to a great extent and Ford, of Salem, |delvered the ser have fought hard for liberty and to FERHWOOD es. The ladies of the church keep their country. There Is little fruit of any kind served coffee and a basket luncheon Mrs. H. B. Huddle made a trip to was enjoyed. In the afternoon a in this district so don’t get any. Portland Tuesday. But the lowly prune is a good sub business meeting was held. Mrs. W. A. Parrish is reported to stitute and makes me think of home A business meeting of the Dundee be improving in health. every time I Bee them. Red Cross was held at Community Harold Ross, of Vaavouver, was Hall on Thursday evening. Inter We Save quite a hill— whoa— visiting in Pern wood Sunday. esting reports of the various eom- mountain to climb coming up from The farmers of this neighborhood tntttees were given and plans made town and the days are short and are all busy harvesting their pots* for the wtntei^ work, j It was de the nights ’ are long so don’t go cided to resume sewing, the first down very often. You should see us trying to buy Mrs. Ray White called on Mrs. meeting to be Tuesday, November Until further notice every i things In the French stores. Nuts Adlai Livengood Thursday after- 26. Tuesday will be given over to sew- sre the main standby. Dictionaries Mrs. A. B. Scherf visited at the ing. AIL women of the community are handy but sometimes It-is nec- W. A. Parrish home Thursday of- are earnC8,Iy requested to give senary to use sign language and the that one day of the week to this people are slow at picking up pan- ternoon. tomlnxe. We bought suspenders— work for humanity. Ed Rasmussen was home . from word not In dictinoary. Three en Oregon City Saturday night and gineers run fingers up both sides The Dundee community is in re Sunday. of chest, front, turn subject, ditto Mrs. W. F. Jones took dinner ceipt of the two following Interest across the back, then give trousers with Mrs. E. JI. Weatherhead ing letters from our boys in a hitch. Mademoiselle clerk blush- Thursday. ' es rosily and soys: “ O. Out eomprei France: Born— On last Wednesday, to On Active Service with the Amer- — O.yes, I understand.” and Mrs. Fret} Schick, a fine Candy is scarce 'here, looks good, M w Expeditionary Forces, Octo baby girl. tastes llke nothlng and comes high. ber 5. Miss Ruby Fosner, of Sherwood, Dear Friends and Neighbors— The best we can do for sweets is visited with friends in Fern wood Your most welcome letters came as chocolate and a sweet biscuit like Wednesday. a complete surprise and cheered the Nabisco wafers, but is too high for Eggs are The Fernwod school opened Mon end of a long, hard day. You think the French to buy. around one dollar a dozen in United We day after an enforced vacation of it little, but how it helps. * know you are back of us when we States money, but are hard to get several weeks. Mrs. & O. Jones, who is teach read of the record sale of bonds »11 .the time now. We have had two heavy frosts so ing at St.. Joseph, returned to her and the food economy. Just saw a few lines In the Paris edition of the far but no cold weather yet. The school duties Monday. Wallace Jones was here front Fort Can by Sunday for ,a short visit with tty home folks. The Misses Irene and Agnes Pow ell went to Portland Saturday where they* have obtained employment. Sunday school at Fern wood every Sunday at 10 o’clock. Everybody is invited to come and take part. L. A. Baxter, of Astoria, Is mak ing an extended visit with his sis ter. Mrs. W. H. Sanders, and family. We are very glad to learn that Irvin Scherf *and wife are recovering from a severe attack of influenza. The W. B. Baker family will oc cupy the bouse recently vacated by the Ross family, during the winter months. w Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mueller spent Saturday evening at the home of Clyde Stretch and family, in NewUerg. Alfred Everest came home from Corvallis Wednesday where he has been going to school. He returned Monday. The Misses Grace Riley and Ber yl Deford, of Sprlngbrook, took dinner Tuesday night with W. H. Sanders and family. Miss Constance Huddle took. Sun- day dlhner with the Misses Grace Riley and Beryl Deford at their bachelor quarters in Sprlngbrook. A number of the Fernwood young people attended the freshman reception at the Newberg* high school Friday evening/ All report a good time. Mrs. W. H. Sanders has returned home from St. Vincent's Hospital where she underwent an operation for a tumor. We are very glad to report that she is getting along nicely. The Fernwood Red Cross Auxil iary will meet with, Mrs. Bryant on Thursday, December 5, for. sewing, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Also bus iness meeting. All ladles requested to be present. A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Jones Sunday, honor ing their daughter, Mrs. Ruby Jen sen. it being her birthday annIVer-1 •ary. A bountiful dinner was served at noon. last few dap»' have been cool and cloddy but M t raining. Am still feeling fine and get my ■hare of the ohow three times a day. We are »11 hoping that thU war will be over soon and we all want this good weather to last an other month anyway. Hope this «finds yoti all well add the prunes all cared for. Yours truly, ' Pvt. Benjamin H. Craven. Co. B 42 nd Engineers, American B. F.. France. American Red Cross, France, October 7, 1918.- Dundee Chapter, American Red Cross. Dear Friends— I wish to thank you all who were so kind and thoughtful in writing me a little note of encouragement and o f good cheer. It may seem a little thing to you but to all of us over here a little message from our old friends helps to cheer us up when we might be weary or down hearted. All of us over here realise, and are very thankful for, what you »re doing. You are all doing your part. Sometimes perhaps you wish you could do more. Very often we feel the same way. Bnt let us »11 m»kS the best of what we 'are doing and soon there will he peace, » peace we will be proud of, and glad that we have done our best. Yours for Service, Sgt. Elmer T. Warner, ' Evacuation Hospital No. 1. Ameri can E. F.. France. « Flre Clsy tubetltuta. 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