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"S û t TO IDEALS O F HOME WerM-Fameua Falntlnga Stolen From lOlgtum Returned as Stipulation Of Feaoe Treaty. •y the tom a of the peace treaty Belgium and Ghent will respectively ItoOTer prlceleee works of art. one of Rhlch waa supposed to have been da* •troyed after the Germans entered Itowato, while the other baa loag been Incomplete because two Important fruits of It w an u, the Kaiser Friedrich museum. Berlin. The Louvain palat ina la the work of Dierlck Bouts, a “Imat Supper,” which has been do- aertbod as “certalaly one of tbe finest examples of Flemish fifteenth century art* and was painted for the collegiate ehureh of St. Pierre. Tbe painting had eone down the centuries as tbe chief adornment of the church, and disap peared after tbe German occupation. R was believed to have been destroyed. and Its return la one of the stipulations of the peace treaty. The other famous painting, “The Adoration of the Lamb,“ has been called “the first and greatest masterpiece of fifteenth century paint ing produced In Flanders.” It waa bagun by Hubert van Eyck, but con- tteuad sad finished by Jan van feck. That bad separated the parts of tbs painting and at present tbs central panel remains in the chapel of St Bavnn In Ghent another pert Is In Brasasls, and yet another In Berlin. Brussels will probably return her part ef the composition, and Germany Is to five back the portions that have been In her peas »salon, so that tbs painting as a whole will once more be assem bled In tbs chapel for .which it was painted. HOUSING IN GREAT SRITAIN Woman Conductor Would Hava No * Mud Trooked Into Clevator That She Waa Running. She was a fat, comfortable looking Irish' woman. Too could soe her pot ting out a good washing or rocking a baby, but R waa hard to believe your eyee when you saw bar running an slovator at night in an office building. There she waa, Jaat the some. And the little Italian who was scrubbing tbs main hall had left watsr, quite a puddle of It In front of the elevator. All proceedings wars stopped. The elevator did not run. With arms akim bo she dressed down tbe hapless little man and ordered blm back with bis mop. “Come here and clean this up!” she ordered. “I’ll not have folksAtack- Ing water Into my elevator.“ He came. Memories p t muddy feet on home- scrubbed porches and Immaculate halls. It was her elevator, not bar em ployer’s, when aha was running It. and tracked It should not be. Here’s a toast to home Ideals la public housekeeping. May they blot out w orn flaws than the mere track ing of physical . d irt!—New York Times. Lert and Found. A customer with s Comoro comm II to tell Mo troablee to Joo Graven. 0 photographer la South llHnolo otroot. “Loot Sunday I found this Comoro on a bench at Riverside,” ha aald. “There ware two time that had not boon uoad ao I azpoaad them and would Ilka to have the roll printed. If you know or hear of anybody who loot a camera, why Juat glee It te So whan Craven printed the pic tures ha took on# of thorn and pat it is his window with a small sign on it. “This Giri Last Per Comoro ; If Ton Know Her Please Ten Her That Her Camara Is Here and She May Have It and tbe Pictures Gratis I“ Three days iatsr she came In for the camera and the finder of the cam era came back for his set of pictures. Tbs sad part of it an Is tbe fellow came just about ten minutes too Into to meet tbe girt So girls. If you see a fellow look a t you and then .take a picture dat of his pocket and look at It don’t get excited. He merely The Friendly Water Trip. It’s a queer world. Sunday we spent In a friend’s host, making tbe trip to Wallacebur* Ont. Along that stretch of blue water we passed every sort of people In every sort of boats, and In ev«fv Instance we waved a hand In greeting to them and they waved to ns. It was no trick at all to get a warm and genial sign of trlendqfrlp from passersby. The peo ple on land saluted ns. It seemed as theugb era were continually being wel comed as wa arrived In sight and wished good lock as we departed. Yet on land we could have passed Tonne People’s M artin* fi:S0. the same people- time after tlipe A cordial Invitation la extended by and not one of them would have to all. turned to look or wave a hand. J. A. Read and D. C. OMek. Pastors. Why can’t people be as friendly to land travelers as they are to tboae wbo travel by water? It’s a queer Presbyterian world.—Cleveland Leader. F .___ Morning worship at 11. “The Re freshing Word.*' Evening service at 7:30, first of series on labor problems. Vary im T h e N ew berg portant. Sabbath school at-12:15 promptly. T r a n s fe r C o. ClaM a l f a lt i Y. P» s.- C. E. at 6:30. "Strong Character." - Prov. 4th. Loader, vw M g. rR U uN if m n Mtna Luts. and Safas a Specialty Wedneeday at $, prayer meealng. Galatians HI. S . P . Tim b e rU ke , P ro p . Monday at. -8. trustee meeting. Office phone White 187 Important. Residence phone Red 79 &8080BBB8ttC8CK808C83OTXa ^ ^ Problem Bids Fair to Be Successfully Worked OutThrough Fair and United Effort In connection with tbe problem of reconstruction in tbe united kingdom various housing schemes are contem plated. Variety la the model dwell ings to be erected has been encour aged by tbs enterprise of the London Dally Mall, which offered prises amounting to $10,000 for “designs best and most suitable in themselves and most nearly In line with the architec tural traditions of the several dls- The country waa divided Into four areas—tbs northern, midland and Welsh industrial areas, and the south ern and midland counties rural area, trlth a prise o( $2,500 In each section. Over 8,500 designs were submitted; In tbs winning designs the need for econ omy I q all cases was apparent In addition to those new model Sunday school 9:4$ a. m. homes, a demand has arisen for furni Preaching services l l a ., m. and ture especially suitable for them, tbe 7:30 p. m. construction of which would be of tbe Prayer martin* Wedneeday 7:10 simplest combined with the required p. m. rigidity and strength. A successful at- A cordial invitation la v extended tempt to meet this need has been made by tbe Shoreditch Technical Institute (London), at which cottage furniture, designed In the carpentry shops of tbe Christian Institute and executed by th r boys at the school, has been on exhibition. Bible school 10 a. m.. Ethel Kialer. superintendent. Bent Huns at Their Own Game. Preaching services. 11 a .as. and The most hateful chapter of tbe 7:10 * m. work of science In war was the In T. P. S. C. B. at •:$ •. troduction of chemical warfare. The first gas attack, on April 22, 1915, and The public la cordially tnvltad to the five others that followed within all tha services. tittle more than a month, fonnd the K. H. Slckafooas, Pastor. allies unprepared, and It wan not un til September that they were able In Baptist any way to retaliate. But the Imme diate reply was one that did honor to Sunday school at 10 o’clock. science. Due to the splendid work of the late Colonel Harrison s system of Preaching services both morning defense by gas masks was established, and evening, 11, a. m. 7: SO p. m. to which the^llles were for the greater B. T. P. U. at f:30 p. m. part of the war far ahead of their ad All are Invited to theae services. versaries, who only succeeded In com ing np to them by learning and copy Methodist ing our methods. It was Impossible to estimate what would have been the destruction caused by toxic gases but Preaching ovary Sunday at the for these defensive measures. usual hours. Sunday school at 9:4$ a. m. Pis-Bald Truth. Epworth League, 4:30 p. m. . Mr. Jones keeps pigeons, and Mr. Prayer meeting every Wedneeday Brown, next door, tries to keep pigeons evening at 7:30 o’clock. Mr. Brown Is constantly losing birds, Chea. B. Gibson, Pastor. while Mr. -Jones Is as constantly ans- pected of finding them. The other Seventh-Day Adventist morning Mr. Brown, with a smile and a dime approached the youthful son e Saturday: Sabbath school at and heir of Mr. Jonea. WS“ **»* hTT* Blm»n HnUHng np 1Q:30 a. m„ preaching sorrisa a t the coin, “did daddy find s bird yester 11:45. day r Wedneeday: Prayer martin* at Willie nodded. 3 p. m. “And was It s Mas bird with some white feathers In Its wing?” Church of God “Dunno.” responded Willie, pocket ing the dime. “You can’t tell their Sunday school at 10 a. m. color when they’re In a pis I" Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:$fi Prayer and testimony meeting Sight-Seeing From the Air. Wedneeday, 7:30 p. a . To view the scenic wonder of the west from the sir, escaping the rough trails and rocky barriers that often screen the rarest vistas—that Is the prospect offered to tourists who make Sunday school at lfi. Belt Lake City their “gotng-ln” point Preaching at 11. for sight-seeing trips, says Popular Christiaa at T. Mechanics. Five specially designed Preaching Endeavor at 7:33. airplanes have been prepared for the work of carrying travelers to. and Prayer meeting Thursday evening over, the beauty spots of the reglen,, at 7:39. some hitherto toaccemlble. . Bastarne inerting lent Thursday al eaeh month. Concert by Telephone. A. C. Martin, Pastor hour's concert over the telephone. Pa tag department store, wishing to call Dundee M. X. Church attention to Its music machine rec ords, la Increasing sales by giving an hour's concert over the telephone. Pa. Sunday school at 10 a. m. trons wishing to enjoy the new Preaching at 11 a. m. est records called the store's music de Evening servies at 7:10 p. m. partment at the appointed time and Rev. J. H. Gillespie .Pastor. “listened In.” ■ ' ■I 'I 1 — 1 ■■■ . J . J J L Ì 1 1. 1 Nayberger’s 33d Annual Clearance Sale Is strictly in keeping with the efforts of the Government to lower the H. C. L. In every deport ment yon will find that we sre pricing many many arfides much below the present wholesale oost in order to encourage the public to hay and thereby const the neoessity of s larger production which in turn will reduce the oost as regulated by supply and demand. Ton can now sure from 10 to B0 per cent on just the merchandise which you need. SALE ON WOMEN’S OUTER APPAREL Here yon will find extraordinary reductions. Many Gouts and Suits ut Va price. Dresses, too. Everything reduoed—Furs, Skirts and Petticoats. MEN’S CLOTHING REDUCED Exceptional values eon be had in every garment in this section—Disoounts range from 10 to S31-8 per cent Get a Suit or Overcoat now. A SALE ON FOOTWEAR Big reduction can be hod here—Come in and see« DRY GOODS ON SALE Handrads of artip les at a big saving— Anything in this large department at mach leas. Buy your spring needs. - _ ; • ' • - - D. M. McMinnville, NAYBERGER Oregon I 3 1 .'| f> "1 l:. tx jl M S - ■- 111 TUE UN IV E R SA L GAR One Hundred Per Cent “Pep” r-' * 1 V r _ .- _ „ * * • [ ■ * ; ^ When your Ford ear or Ford track doesn't display its nsn&l quantity or quality of “pep” and dash, it’s time to have a repairman who understands .the Ford mechanism give it the “once over”—then make thenecessary adjustments or repairs. And return it to yon full of its old time power, “pep,” energy, pull, and service. You’ll notice the difference. We employ only drilled Ford mechanics—men who know how Ford cars are made, and how they should be kept, in order to give the most efficient and economical service. And our shop equipment boasts a great many specially designed Ford tools and time-saving .devices and machinery. In cur stock- room is a complete asortment of repair parts—genuine Ford parts—that are exactly the same as their tough, sinewy originals in the Ford car. For prompt repair work or adjustments, phone or drive to our garage. Don’t risk chances, play fair with your Ford car. Keep it in the hands of its friends, the authorised Ford dealers. Fine Dentistry With Few Visits Registered D en tists using the E. R. Parker System make a spe c ia lty of p ro m p tly caring for out-of-town patients. Most p eo p le can not afford to waste unnecessary time in a d e n tist’s office, and E. R. Parker System dentists be lieve in giving such patients all possible attention and work on each visit, so they will not have to come in so often. This work is all done so well it is fully guaranteed. You are gore of good dentistry and com plete satisfaction. Best of all, you need not fear pain, for every safe method of overcoming pain is used. Prices are moderate and examinations and advice are free. There are twenty-four offices in different cities Where the E. R. Parker System is used, the nearest one being at PORTLAND, OREGON. Western Motor Co. NEWBERG, OREGON INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS . . • • Tbe Fire Bureau of the City of Portland is using Six Gary Trucks Contractors, lumbermen, timbermen, merchants, cattlemen, ware housemen and farmers are using GARY TRUCKS. We can make immediate delivery. If interested and wanting to go on road construction, place your1 order with us for spring delivery. And pay foi’ your truck in one season's work. We also have other good truck» on hand. Get a GARY for EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY The Gary has one full year factory guarantee. We have some good territory <*en for dealers and distributors. O n e to F ive T o n C a p a c it ie s GARY COAST AGENCY INC., 71 BROADWAY, PORTLAND, OREGON Phone Bdwy. 2162 »s h V us s . ^ R»
