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A" ■ ■ x ' % ■vi'fcW" MIWBEIQ CHURCH SERVICES ♦ooooo^oeo^oeo^oooao^o^o#aoa«^o#o^o^o^o^o^o*o^< > »o#< > * I You art cordially invited to at* tend tha services of the Church of **• Brethren, corner et Washington and Hancock street Sunday school 10 a. m._ Preaching services 11 a. m. and T:I0 p. m. Yount People's Mestine 0:10. A cordial Invitation la extended to kU. 1. A. Reed and D. C. Click, Pastora. Morning worship at 11. Sermon topic, “Grace Now, Judgment Com ing." At 12:15, Sabbath school, Henry Craw, superintendent. A growing work. At 4:20, Y. P. S. C. E.. A Fav orite Psalm and Why, Pa. 121. Mira Britt, leader. At 7:20, Report of Dec Moines Convention by C. S. PU. delegate. Friday, January 14, Ladles’ Aid Society s t the manse, 2:20 p. m. Wednesday evening, January 21, social and congregational get-to gether. T h ir s t a n d S ta rv a tio n !! I * T h e thing most likelyto bring your battery to an- f | untimely end is T H IR S T . T h e prevention is so easy ♦ * no motorman should neglect if t I* Look at your battery Y O U RSELF, once in tw o ♦ | weeks, put distilled w ater in to fill one half inch above ♦ I the plates. £ T h e other great enemy of battery life is STA R V A - #| i T IO N , and is less understood by the average motorist. 4 ej T o keep in good heakh, your battery must be sup- 4 I plied, by the generator, w ith electricity at all times, for £ q lights, starter and ignition. r i . l YOU CAN7 TAKE OUT MORE THAN YOU PUT IN OR YOU’LL I * HAVE A STARVED BATTERY. § What Mother Wanted. I heard a knock at my door the Y. P. 8. C. B. at 4:24. other morning and on answ ering It The public la cordially invited ta found my neighbor s small son. a ll the services. “M other w ants to borrow your K. H. Slckafooee. Pastor. Vmon—letnon-----" I1 st once knew •>e w a u le d m y lemon '•q u e e re r, hut h « n l" n v « fin d s so m e wsy to express .in<«p|f | dirt n o t o ffe r to h e lp h im tie srrrred e p d . with s u r v e s f- • ion« o f h is h a n d s , s a i d : “She m i v n iir le m o n — O. I t n o w now — h n c ir e r." — E x c h a n g e Seventh-Day Adventist Saturday: Sabbath school at 10:20 a. m„ preaching servira nt 11:44. Wedneeday: Prayer meeting at t p. m. Church of God Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:20 Prayer and testimony meeting Wedneeday, 7:20 p. m. Sunday school at 14. Preaching at 11. Christian Endeavor at T. Preaching at 7:20. Prayer masting Thursday a t 7:10. Business masting last Till Dundee M. E. Church 8unday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Evening service at 7:20 p. m. Rev. J. H. Gillespie ,Pastor Surveyors Uee Airplanes. Four airplanes ere being used to sur vey the extensive forests of Labrador to determine the value of the wood pulp represented by the growing trees. Aerial photographs will be taken of many parts of the peninsula for use In compiling statistics. The surveying party, which left the United States re cently V or Nova Scotia, la composed a t 40 persona and la headed by a man who served two years a* a captain In tha British air forces.—Popular Me chanics M am ina. Subscribe for the Graphie and get the home new». T N 1183, John Bean, in- * vtn*°r of the double, acting force pump for well purpoact, owned a fruit or- chard near San Joae, Cali- forma. Hit trees were suf- wring from San Jose Scale, I Orchid. Hard ta Secure. Nearly all the orchids found In Burma can he grown with a little care and attention In private gardens. There la one exception, a aweet-smell- lng species called tatln by the Bur mese. and which la usually brought to A oordlal Invitation la extsndad market In Christmas week In Rangoon. all. C. D. Norris, Pastor. It only seems to flower In the roost malarious and least frequented IncitM- ties, and at a time of the year which Is the tigers' mating season, and when they are most dangerous to humun be Bible school 10 a. m.. Ethel Klelar. ings. Tt Is In great demand hy Bur mese and sella for Its weight In allver. iperln tendent. In the County Court of Yamhill County. State of Oregon. In the M atter of the Guar-) Order dlanshlp of the E state of) to James Lloyd Sawyer and) Show Paulm er Burtreaa Sawyer,) Cause minora ) On this, the 7th day of January. 1920, come L. N. Sawyer and S. L. P a rre tt and present their verified petition In due form, showing th at James Lloyd Sawyer and Paulmer Burtrees Sawyer are minors and re side w ith their father a t Monument In tha state of Kansas; and th at they own in fee real property situ ated in Yamhill County, State of Oregon, th a t needs the care and a t tention of a guardian, and th a t their said property is of the probable value of 21.000.00, and that they have no guardian of their estate in the state of Oregon; and praying this Court to appoint the petitioner, S. L. P a r rett, a resident of this county and state, guardian of the said estate of said minora located in this county and state; and it appearing to the Court proper so to do: It Is. there fore. ordered by this Court th at said petition for the appointm ent of said guardian for said estate of said minora be heard by this Court at the usual place of holding this Court In the court house In McMinnville, in Yamhill County, Oregon, on Sat- ttMag, tha . lAth. day. ..at.. Kahruaty. 1920, a t eleven o’clock A. M. of said day, and th a t all persona Interested In this proceeding or in said minora or in thalr said estate are hereby required to be and appear a t the tim e and place appointed for hear ing aald petition and than and there show cause. If any they have, why aald 8. L. P a rre tt should not be ap pointed guardian of tha said estate of said minora situated in this coun ty and state .In accordance w ith the prayer of said petition, and, In order to give due notice .of said hearing to all persona Interested In th is m atter. It Is ordered th a t a copy of this order be published once a week for four successive weeks prior to the time for said hearing in the New berg Graphic, a newspaper of gen eral circulation, published in this county. , C. F. Daniels. County Judge. F irst Issue January 16. Last Issue February 12. 36-Year Development He Showed the Way la IMS to Save Millions of Fruit T rass from Pests & lovg fo r gardening. Preaching every Sunday at tha «suai hours. Sunday school at 2:44 a. m. ■ Epworth League, 0:20 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:20 o’clock. Oh as. E. Glbaon, Pastor. John Bean, Inventor £ Advise w ith us, it will cost you nothing for testing | ? and distilled w ater. W e m ake repairs promptly. A ? service battery for you while yours is being charged | NEW W ILLARDS A LW A Y S READY - j Tbs publia la Invited to s a g aad new colors and scents and foliage brought to them from the Enst. and In Holland there sprang up a great Baptift r\ \ r p f * Q Have now reached each trem endous net* i t j v l 3 lonal sale that the manufacturers are the — mm mm ........... first to carry full page apace in the Satur- Read this advertisement which will appear in these pubtt* annot afford to u se aay other than the Bean Power Sprayer. r Helium Gas Cheapened. Up to 1915 the total putput of helium gas In all the world had prob ably been less than 100 cubic feet, and It was worth about 11.700 a cubic foot But Just before the armistice was ■signed a shipment of 150,000 cubic feet of helium gas was sent to Europe, and It casta less than 10 cents a cubic foot. Hellnm gaa was first discovered on the sun, by spectroscopy. It ia the beat gas for use In balloons, because It is not Inflammable. It la now ex tracted from tbs natural gas of Texas and Kansas. The method la delicate and com plex, but la baaed upon the fast that the pifacipal constituents of natural gaa liquefy when cooled to about minus 829 degrees F„ bnt that helium re mains a gaa at that temperature, and hence la easily separated The 1W0 Bean Power Sprayer Different from Others in Money Saving W ays Tha third generation of the family are the active manufacturer, of “B ean " Power Sfreycrs today. And the present machine — a family Pride — (till rctxina John Bcsn’a basic prin. HE modem “B " All sis threadless baD ia different from all valves arc removed in two T other power sprayer* ¡a minute* with engine ran. ean some very vital ways: The "B ean ” includes a patented pressure regulator that results in great eeon. omy — Threadiest Ball Valve* — Porcelain-lined C y l i n d e ra — doubly strengthened bearing* and other Searing parts. You will want these fea. others found in “ Circa Res V and I» ” * anMwara ! C __ "B ean sprayers if you are to «pray at the lowest coat and with best results. The " B e a n " Re-filler alone often save* one-half the time usually spent in spraying an entire orchard. When occasion require* “ B ean " plunger packing is replaced in twenty minute* r an inexperienced man. o ’ need for a mechanic nad the pay for several hours of his time. 0 may and 300 Us. trtssuro on the pump. Men who have spent half a day in re. moving threaded valves have doubted that state. ment until they have seen “B ean ” valvsa coma out. The valves are washed out while open, through an underneath auction — an. other immensely convenient (> D*. . v.rt / . trouble* and last (lifetime. These advantage* are the result of 3d years ape. dalization in the building of improved power sprayers _____ a sprayer and want "the best; there is little choice today. BEAN” Sprayers In ven ted by John Bran •v r "S prtytr I n k * Lear* prayer*. TW re arc « b e r ri* va magre ia «be tbat grower* eefbe « baara abrase We «abe Jl Had* at all p rie « te moot w i r y oarayiag i Para ir ipraysr* bead a r i barrel if all I Bean Spray Pump Co» Je&rafarat, Ira jrai, C* SUMMONS In the Circuit Court for the S tate of • Oregon, for the County of Yamhill. Lulu B. Hollingsworth, ) P laintiff,) ■vs. m ) Elmer J. Holingsworth, ) Defendant.) To Elmer J. Hollingsworth, the de fendant above named: In the name of the state of Ore gon, you are hereby notified and required to appear and answ er the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled Court and cause, on or before six weeks from tha data of the first publication of tills sum mons, which said data of first pub lication of this summons ia th a 8th THE day of January, .1920, and If you fail to appear and answer said com plaint ,for w ant of said appearance and answer the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded 202 First Street In her said complaint, on file here in. to-w it: For a decree of this When in need of a Court forever dissolving the m ar riage contract now existing between- first-class workman or said plaintiff and defendant, and are in hurry to have work aw arding to thfe plaintiff the cars and custody of the m inor children done, phone Black 49 of the said plaintiff and defendant, and requiring defendant to pay to this defendant the sum of F ifty Dol lars, attorney fees. Twenty-five Dol lars suit and expense money and Forty Dollars per month for the nurture and education of said minor children and Ten Dollars per month to plaintiff for perm anent alimony, and for a decree aw arding to plain tiff an undivided one-third of de fendant's half interest in Lots 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. in Block C, F irst Addition to the City of Falls City, Polk County. Oregon. This summons is served upon by publication thereof in the Newberg Graphic .once each week, for six consecutive weeks, by order of Hon orable H. H. Belt, Judge of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Yamhill County, which said or M Kiwis tow Prices Satisfaction der is dated January 5th. 1920. a . M K E IL IN G Clarence Butt, Boa 402 Phone Black 146 Newberg. O te Attorney for Plaintiff. Date of First Issue January 8. Date of Last Issue February 19. F o r S a le b y GR0TH HD’W. CO. DUNDEE, ORE. Flour and Feed Plum ber H A V A N D G R A IN AU kinds of Mffl Reed Alfalfa Hay, OREGON NEW BERG, J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M MONUMENTS Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Wa please tha moat particular. Phone us a grocery order end eee If our prompt service doeen’t surprise you. We want your trade. DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU THAT YOU CANNOT BUY A BETTER DRAGSAW? THE VAUGHAN DRAG SAW E xduave labor te r m — Jiffey Saw Holder, Adjustable Pitman H aad. Metal to Metal d u tc h . Safely Aagle. Execntor’s Notice Notice ia hereby given tha undersigned, D. D. Coulson, has been duly appointed executor of the last will and testam ent of Augusta L«h mann, deceased, by the County Court of Yamhill County. Oregon, and has qualified. Now, therefore, all persons hav ing claims against the estate of Augusta Lehmann, deceased, hereby notified and required to pre sent the same w ith the proper vouchers to the undersigned execu tor, a t his office in the City of New berg, Yamhill County, Oregon, w ith in six m onths from the date of this notice. Dated this 15th day of January. 1920. «• ^ •w, ^ D. D. Coulson. Executor of last will and testam ent of A ugusta Lehmann, deceased. Clarence Butt, A ttorney for Estate. First Issue January 15. _ Last Issue February 12. r f D u ild .lt N ow B oth labor end motors*Is !?. available once mors and *1- are a great deal of government building, state work and factory construction alceady ia under way. Measure tha * j satisfaction your new home would bring and you'll want r it now. T h e sensible thing then fa 1 to BUILD NOW and wa have all tha material to build tha sensible way—framing, aiding, trim, doors, shingles and Beavar Board—tha manufactured lumbar, knot- lass and cracklaas—for tha and ceilings. Speak 1* aralta to us about it today. L .V zzr ~ \M 4b •rr. li s - H_— ■ _ ^ S ta n d a rd $ 155 C lu tc h $165 I'f We will ship you a Vaughan' if your Dealer hasn't one ’Send for ourlFree^Booldel III ,1 i! Vaughan Motor Works, Inc., * 47 S Main Pertliad, Or f »' J T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S i* ! (fine plants), cineraria», primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani ums, call» lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses our specialty (strong plants). Low prices. w-m 1 I 'll 1 uASpaulding Logging Co **..«. 2 * 2 JO H N G O W E R
