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i? [ V , .k :V. 1 Sx' ■ ■ - ■ — A » á .st vfa- -Æ - ■ IfrjV a«'.. -p* a, ww*¡ M0MQM5-1 »unan h» a* v 9Mi^>too¡wa¡di»M>*UNMMM \ * --.V, -V \ ... ■ \ ' - V' '■ ?•- . . . ' ' i ' 'f\ ; ? a f t i .a*.*%**#»<-U-W* emuemBwr"UUi»- w p a o w 1! vcpwauiww^m F. Wallace, Sám L. Parrett, D. U. Coulson. Municipal Affaire—Clarence Butt, chairman, John Larkin, Prank Bum- wait. Trade Promotion— 1. N. Campbell, chairman. U. 8. Q. Miller. J. L. Van Blaricom. Streets. Highways and Bridges— L. C. Palmer, chairman. J. W. Pain- ton. \V T Anderaon. C. R Chapin. Well, as aear as I can remember the last letter 1 wrote you was while we were In the edge' of the Argonne Purest. Since that time we have traveled over ( I I kilometers. If yoe can find Bota dc Chippy on the map you’ll know shout where I was at the time. Clarence B u tt Prom there we followed the Ger mans on toward Sedan, and we were near that place when the armsttce was signed. The night after the armistice was signed sure was s fine night tor this nsrrrn Before the "Hlnies” "got good" we weren’t allowed to build, fires or have lights on account of their aviators and bomba, and It was cold, damp weather for sleeping on the ground. After, the armistice was signed we could have all the fires we wanted just so they weren't too big. and we sure took the chill out of ourselves. Every way you lokked was a fire wham someone was enjoying the sensation of feel ing warm. Then they started la shooting rockets, red, green and white. Prom here ere followed the Hlnies through Lorraine, and crossed Into Germany at Vaaeerbelllag on De cember I. Part of the time we trav eled in the direction of Coblens and part of the time In the opposite di rection. Finally we got here. Kltel- born. IS kilometers from OoMens. How long we will stay la hard to tell. I look to fill out two years la a Palme« M a c "Mother** I pert o f the program. A W<* ture of the dap was the around o f some naval aouvei Edward BlUlch had sent mother from the station Diego. ------------------------------------------ lif lllT r ii r n n fla ir - <> U | lll| l| | I f i l l V || I M I! Hill I II lllR (Mil I Window Anything in the tool line w e can «apply you at reasonable prices High school girl wants place to work for board during semester. In quire at Graphic office. It pd HARDIE SPRAY PUMPS I m p —Lowest retes, no delays; mortgages bought. Attorney B. A. Kllka, McMinnville. Wanted— Cow giving milk that will he fresh In ttfr fall. * . H. Weatherhead. phone llaSS. 19 pd For Sale— Wood cutting tools and good 9x12 tent. White 97. J o*» Sanders, 911 Blaine street . It d SPRAY MATERIALS Wanted to Rent— One or tyro un furnished rooms in north part of town with quiet family. Box 419. it Por Sale— Limited number at set tings of famous Oregon egge at 12.59 per setting. C. R. Chapin; 90 INCUBATORS and BROODERS L the Picardy front near Montdldlar, r * taking Caatlginy from Frits while I K , we were there. |>agaii We were in the second battle of pend th Marne when the Marne salient recer was wiped out. the First and Sec- oad American Divisions and the dee Preach Foreign Legion holding the tout " key positions.” The Division only the j lasted about a week la that place. entei There was too much fighting .going the ( on for It to be healthy. Re After a three weeks’ rest on a quiet float north of Toul we went in the 80me 9L Mihiel drive, the 2nd Division " arT going on the left of Mt. Lee and the day let on the right side The Preach had given up the idea of ever taking Very Mt. Lee because they had tried sev- Mi eral times and lost many men. I word might say the 1st Division had 54 aunt, casualties. , dee i Since I’ve been in Germany I’ve . ***** met two ex-Duteh soldiers who were her in the St. Mihiel drive and I nearly ! Mi split my sides laughing at them tell-| centl ing about It and showing how they long! ducked all those shells. j the | About the 7th of October we went tl«ul la action between the Meuse and the man Argonne Forest and there we were g, when the armistice waa signed. spem No getting around It. this army Mrs. of occupation is a great life if you i brool don’ t weaken. As much as I have ; rived seen of Germany it beats Ftance e v -: tratli ery way you figure. I’ve had all of as M France I want. I can understand ^ » tot more German than French, al- though that isn’t saying much for myself. I’ ve been pretty busy since I’ ve been here boiling clothes to get rid Sunday of the ‘‘cooties.’’ You want to be careful and not get the flu again. No one here has had It that I know COMMERCIAL CLUB C0MMITTEE8 R. J. Moore, the new president of the Commercial Club, has ap pointed committees for the coming year as follows: Railroad and Transportation— C. R. Chapin, chairman.. C. C. Fergu son. C. H. Pittpatrick, Henry Chase. Public Policy— L. B. Ferguson, chairman, J. C. Porter, A. C. Stan- brough. Membership and Board of Govern or*—B. J. Moore, chairman, E. C. Baird, W. H. Woodworth, H. E. Morris. Oeorge Larkin. Oeofge W. James. R. M. Thurston. Entertainment— H. C. Spaulding, chairman, J. Walter Fortune, R. W. Van Valin, H. E. Crowell, A. H. Dean. Dr. H. M. Ms may. Finance— Turn Tyndall, chairman. a r k in -P ¿raxing and cast lrqn welding at Hart’s shop. 14tf Call Red 198 for your 8plrella ly bull kept at Commercial 39tf r in c e H ardw are HOME FOR TRADE C o 10 ACRES Baled hay tor sale by C. W. Alt man, Dundee. 18tf For Salo— Young cow, fresh soon Irving Scherf, phone 2al9. it pd - For Reefer’s Mora Eggs Tonte see John Dunlap or phone Blue 125.19tf For Trade— Edison phonograph with records to exchange for cow giving milk or for wOod. H. C. Gal loway. 900 Fifth street. 22 pd morning. In Washington Birthday chicken pie supper at Baptist church February 23.1-Y p. ih. Adults 40 cents, chil dren 10 cents. For Sale— Large gelding 9 years old, good honest worker, will weigh A few settings of good Rhode le 1500 to 1900. -M. D. Ebbert, phone nd Red eggs. |1 per 14. Good Isyifif strain. Phone Blue S I R . or Wanted— Men to clear land by write G. N. Hesgard, Newberg, Or.tf MILLINERY A dvanced showing o f Tailored and Novelty Hats in Early Spring Millinery The*« numbers are direct from the Eastern Fashion Shops and are the »try game patterns as are b e n f shown by the exekuiye stores in Portland. You can get what you wasri RIG H T HERE A T HOME for much less than you would pay for the identical hat In the city. W e invite your inspection the acre. For aale— 100 cords oUl For Sale— Prune trees, shade fir stnmpage. one mile north Che- trees, strawberry plants, shrubbery haletn Center church. M. G. Oak- o f all kinds. Newberg Feed 4 Seed Ivy. , It pd Oo. - 7tf To Exchange— Five acres. Just outside town limits of Donald, oa Oregon Electric, for small home in Newberg. preferably east of Rivar street. Box 220. IStf Wa make switches to match your hair and also from combings. Puffs, transformations and, everything la hair- gqods to order. Lde Millinery ramed. An enthusiastic meeting Company. Gregory Block, Newberg, was held on Tuesdaf. Mrs. A. A. Oregon. l|tf Post. Mrs. Marie Tangen, Mrs. Charles.Shires, Mrs. Mary P. John Buy your 8ced Peas early. suppHca son and Mrs. W. Small, of Chehalem are scarce. We have a large supply Center, were guests of the day. The at prices from 20e per pound to 90c. Dundee ladles were delighted to according to variety, the kind that have the friends come and help out will grow. n with the sewing as wall as renewing tha friendship many of them had Will trade my 9000 equity in two had with the Chehalem ladles dar good Portland lots for aew Ford, ing former visits of theirs to Dan- 1019 model Chevrolet, or any other daa. At noon a picnic dinner waa raake of car In good condition. Ad- served In th# Hall, Mrs. Cyrane dram O. V. 171, Graphic office, it pd For Bala— Small houae on cornar lot, fcucad, near high school, fum i- For Sale or Rout— 2 ft aerea. tura, 0 corda o f wood cut and in shad, Good house, hum, orchard, city wa nil goes at a bargain. Inquire at ter and running water. Just out Newberg Creamery. lit/ side city limits northeast Newberg. Phone White 145. 90 pd Day old - chicks, Magia Comb White Leghorn from high producing egg strain. Brad right, hatched right, fad right. Also eggs for hatch ing. Mrs. Grant Conway, phouc Blue 109. lftf hack, single rig and harness, t year old heifer, freak. « foot Dealing Mn- der, 18 dtse harrow with paid at- taehment. 2Vt horsepower gasoline engine. R. W. Malay, phone 17a9K.tf NEWBERG, OREGON CABO OP THAMES We wiah ta ex9r< our sincere • hanks and appseelatlon tor tha many klndnemea shown, for tha flowars, and to his comrads# of tha G. A. R., at tha tima of our grant sorrow In tha lorn of our daar hus band and fathsr. Mrs. John Hutson and family. Dr. H. M. Masseyi Í > D E N • T IS T j Office over Pint National Bank;
