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KEWBERG should be jour buying aad banking center. What
you spend aad what you gave should contribute to the up
building of the community which rapports yon.
Join the U. S. Rational Bask in its
efforts to place Rewberg in the
class of “XILLI0R DOLLAR DE
POSITS.”
UNITED STATES
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¿Special Purchase
Of Ladies’ Gapes rnahtos us to otter them to you st ju t Qgg |
of their former prim.
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Dolmans, Coats, Dresses aad Skirts
at n b ig reduction.
Extra Special
O u t Entire Stock of Summer Ken’s and Young Men’s Suits to
he closed out at from 10 to SO per oeat reduction, including
some of our Best Makes.
•Our Reguhur Stock— thou ssads to pick from— priced from $80
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to $50.
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4 bag shipment of Ladies’ «n d Misses’ SMOCKS— all the latest
in embroidered and faaey colors.
GUI at onr Dry Goods
counters and see them.
White Shoes aad Pumps for all.
We can fit yon.
D. M . N A Y B E R G E R
M c M in n v ille ,
ore .
Grand Ronde road, but motor travel
is increasing fast as tha weather
Guy R a y wont to Portland Wod- grows Warmer.
w f o ay o f last week to vtait fits
fa th e r and sisters.'
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoskins, o f New-
Everett Palm er, o f Los Angeles,
t o r t , were Sunday afternoon callers
is
visitin g fcls mother, Mr*. Cyrene
a t the W a lter Ray home.
m
Palmer.
Mrs. Henry Lamson. at the W alter
Mesdames Tangen, Small and
R a y home.
The Charlton fam ily
sd ttled on Sauvie’s Island la 1847. * Johnson, o f Chehalem Center, visited
Mrs.. Palm er last week.
' H ayin g is on In fu ll blast in this
Miss Frances Rocchl left last
com m unity and sooff w ill M heard
week to spend the summer w ith her
th e merry hum o f the hay haler.
parents in Boston, Masbqchusetts.
.The John H ackett fam ily had as
W illiam Brewster and Nathaniel
Monday guest» Mr. H ackett’s father
mad mother, who drove out from Gambel, two Portland lads, are en
joyin g a tw o weeks’ camping outing
T to tla a d In their car.
a t Miss Becks.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Blaaen, accom
Miss Selma Holxmeyer and Carl
panied by Mr. aad Mrs. George
W a lk er, drove out from Portland Hem pel, form erly o f Forest Grove
laid week to visit Mrs. Jack Larsen, but now o f Portland, were married
w h o Is Mrs. Blaaen’s sister. •
» at high noon at the home o f the
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Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Charlton, bride on Monday.
w ith their son and daughter-ln-law%
M r. and Mrs. Dewey Charlton, drove
o p from 8auvie*a Island last 8unday,
t o vis it with Mr. Charlton’s sister.
A bou t eleven o’clock on Tuesday
m orn in g an airplane was observed1
fly in g over, on its w ay toward P o rt
ia ad. A wonderful sight indeed to to Salem where Mr. W ade w ill visit
Mr. Marsh Is on a
those o f us who had rfever seen one his old home.
week's vacation and has decided to
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take it touring the W illam ette T a l
A t the annual school meeting held
ley.
o n June 1«, C. F. Y ea ger was elected
«tr e e to r and Bert BMieu wag elected
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lund, o f T a
d a rk .
The tax levy to cover the coma, spent three days at O ttefbrook
.budget received a unanimous vote last week. T h eir visit was especially
in honor o f Mrs. Charlotta P. Hodg-
lit favor o f It.
Lloyd Henry, who has been with Ins. o f Spokane, and* Mlaa Rose O'
the A. E. F. in Siberia since last N eill. o f Tacoma, who w ill spend
summer, is now in Lettsrm an Hos part o f the summer at Ottetbrook.
p ita l In San Francisco. He has beea Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Greer and Miss
vary ill for several months but only Sally Beak entertained inform ally on
ueeeatly was seat back to the U. 8. Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
R t and Mrs. Jack Larsen had as Lund.
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x u u , last week Mr. Larsen's moth
Cards have been received announc
er. Mrs. Jensen, and his sister, aad ing thd m arriage at Hoqdlam on
hrsfour-la-law, Mr.and Mrs. H e n ry ] Sunday o
Of f F. C
C. L ittle, o f Portland,
Rich, all o f Brush Prairie, W ashing And Mlaa L ea s A. Briggs.
Mlaa
ton
Th ey made the trip in their Briggs has lived In Portland only a
T e a r but fosa many friend who w el
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lamson. o f come M r to a permanent home In
O o verdate. In Tillam ook county, the w ait. Mr. L ittle to the ow ner
d r o v e out fo r a short visit with Mr. o f fo e Dundee poet office alte add
parants. Mr. sad Mrs. H. filé fttonda fiare extend hearty eon-
Lamson, aad Ms ntues. Mr*. gratuidtloai and heat wisher to the
happy peto.
Mr. and Mrs. Lttfoe
w ill be at boma at S lfi Bast F iftieth
street. Portland, a fter Avtfust 1st *
M r .and Mm. A lford Schardt and
yoUng non, Courtney, o f Seattle, are
»pending a' couple o f weeks at the
home o f Mlaa Gladys Small.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B ell» the fo r«
mer owners o f th'e Imitertal Hotel
In ^Newberg, took dinner with Mrs.
M arie T a n ge* before departing for
North <• Bend.
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Take English history as K la taught
la au English school. We begin with
Celtic Britain. Enter Caeear aad a
Roman boat. From where? We never
Mr. and Mira. Dtckman, Mrs. Carl«
learn, H. G. Welle writes In the Satur
son, Mrs. Spiesook and Miss Mamie day Evening Poet. Who is this Cae
Spieeock, all o f Portland, w ere sar and why did' ge come? Why' did
guests at the home o f Mrs. Murlb be go? Why did the Romans not come
Tangen last Priday.
. .s agmn for the better part o f e ceutury?
The Mesdames F. Small, Marie Evidently something muoh more !mpor
ts n: was going on elsewhere.
,
Tangen and M. P. Johnson motored
A litjle way on In the story certain
to Dundee Monday, it being the ooca- Angles, Jutes and Saxons rush in—« s
sion o f Mr8. Cyrene Palm er's birth.-. inexplicably. .Whence? Why? Later
day.
H er Bon, Everett Palmer, of* ceiue thy Panes. The history of En ip
Venice, California, Is m aking her a land has the effect o f something going
on upon a doormat In a' passage out
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side a room full o f svents„with several
Rev:, Carl M iller preached at the Other doors. The door opeus, the Nor
church Sqnday morning.
H e gave man kings rush, out o f the 'room, ‘con
« very forceful sermon, addressing quer thé country hastily, say some
the church members and admonish thing about some novelty o f which w«
ing them to be sincere aad lead the have learned nothing hitherto, the Cru
-true life, not going about back bitin g sades, and exit to rood) again.
From which presently King Richard
and .desecrating the Sabbath aad
returns dejected. He has been fight
then testify to Christianity in the ing the Saracens. Who are the Sara
church.
cens? yr* never learh. What be
comes o f them? W e ate never told.
So it goes on. The broad back o f his
tory lb turned to England throughout
Its face and hands are hidden, and we
make what wa can o f the wriggling o f
Its heels.
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4 The American story Is gtltl mofe in
comprehensible. Ah Innocent continent
Is suddenly inundated by Spanish, Por
tuguese, French. Pntch and British,
who proceed at once to pick up the
{bread o f various conttlets-Mnltisted.
elsewhere. Someone called the pope la
teen to be dividing the ne*- continent
among the European powers. Colonies
What are colonies?
go home. They were virtually refn- are formed.
gees without goloshes, furs and the These colonies, In what is apparently a
heavy winter clothing necessary In strenuous attempt to simplify history,
that northern region. With the com break off from their unknown coun
ing e f the expeditionary force the tries of origin. A stream o f ^immigra
housing question became a serious tion begins from west and east. The
one. W e V. W. C. A. secretaries have American mind establishes a sort o f in
fairly comfortable quarter»—rooms tellectual Monroe doctrine and declares
with beds in and lighted with elec that America has no past, only a fu
tricity. T o be-sure there are several ture. From which sublime dream It la
presently roused to find something o f
o f us In each room.»
“ Many girl clerical and slenocrwhlc unknown origin called European impe
worker» were needed o f course at army rialism wrecking the world. What is
headquarters and at the postofflee. fois Imperialism? How did it begin?
The teaching of history in most other
This offered employment to some o f
the refugees and women are doing ev countries is after the, same fashion.
erything hi Archangel, even to run- Everywhere the teacher» present more
ntng tranaeafs and trucking. They or lew similar histories o f passages
need drganlxed recreation and that is and doormats. Great event»—foe Cru
sades. the Reformation, the Industrial
what we are trying to' give them.
revolution— come in with a hang and
go ont with a slam, leaving no dew,
levying our poor heads spinning. Is It
any wonder if history falls back fo r a
Ruby Pearl Kreltx, Dayton, and little human touch upon childish anec
L ew is Edward Covall, Albany.
dotes about Alfred and the cake«, foe
(H ive Dandellne Wheeler, McMinn peerless beauty of Mary Queen e f
ville. and Earl N ew t Murray, Mc Scots, and King Charles and hia span
iels?
M innville.
Clarice Frances Hurner, Carjton,
IgOD John Smiths. *
and Em il W alberg Pearson, Carlton.
The claims and record office o f the
Jeanette Gregory Ogden, Dayton, ministry o f labor at Kew, England,
and Charles Edward Baileyi Port- which is bow dealing with million« o f
farms In connection with unemploy
. Ida Anna H ill. McMinnville, and ment pay. bus electrically driven ac
counting and tabulating machinery.
H enry Eichel, McMinnville.
Figures are transferred to special
Selma E lsie Holxmeyer, Dundee, cards by holes punched 'in certain qm-
and Carl August, Hempel, Portland. s M m is and the cards are sorted by
machine Into groups. Thede groups
tiqn pass through a m arking which
Subscribe “fo r the Graphic
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Cfe Drill for Flyers.
The royal sir force o f England has
Instituted aa aye drlH that has made
many splendid pilots eat of men *h o
would otherwise have been nseiess. It
was discovered that aslarge percentage
o f meg only use one eye at a time, and
In tb« early days dlktfs were not test
ed for eye (Mia nee. M^ny men were
then passed Into the air service who
could peVer land correctly. When these
deficiencies were discovered a school
was formed and under an eye special
ist twice a day airmen undergoing the
core were paraded for eye drill and
taught how to use both their eyes at
the same time- TJie result was that M
per cent of,the men who would have
hesfi bad pilots became good ones In,
a little wb«!»
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with w al at «nil
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and V egetables
Wd please the most perttorulhr. Phene us • grocery order and see
If ear prompt service.doesn’t surprlsB yen. We went year trade.
P u r e m ilk a n d c re a m d e liv e r e d
at y o u r d oo r.
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Bank of Dayton.........
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United States National Bank o f ifegMimmlle
First National Bank e f I f e r b e r « .... _______
McMinnville National S i n k ..:.......... ........
First Loan A Saving» Bank» ¿McMinnville____
Sheridan State Bank..... ........... r........... ........
Willam ina State Bank................. ........ .........
First National Bank, Ilc ft fo iiv U b ....:...........
Lafayette State B a n l»„ „ ..
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Bank o f Amity
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Carlton State St Savings Bank
First National Bank, Sheridan.
$224,500.00
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44500.00
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U. S. National o f New berg stands sixth highest in per cent in the State
and 3rd highest in banks outside of Portland-
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