Chehalem Valley Mills
Helping Business Grow Up
B calen fai
Flour and Feed
WE can look back upon industries of many kinds in and
Around Newberg which we hare taken a fatherly financial
interest in— and hare helped thrive and prosper.
And the
HAY
United States National Bank has seen the reflection of “good
AND
the Columbia Graphophone Company,
pioneer, leader and creator of the talking-
machine industry, and owner of the funda
mental patents, has been making the best
sound-reproducing instruments in the world.
G RA IN
All kinds of H ill feed A lfalfa B ay,
done to others” in its own growth.
OREGON
NEW BERG,
W hether your interests are farm
ing or ootnmercial, we are glad to
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A Battery
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A n y Make of Battery
RECHARGED, REPAIRED OR REBUILT
Let m explain the long
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BICULTUBE
the Columbia Grafonola is
die sum o f all th a t has been
done so far by science to
perfect sounds and har
monies. Come in and let us
play for you any Columbia
Grafonola you want^to hear*
NOTES
‘‘A g ric u ltu re— th e m other of all ¿ionary Society of th e M. E. chu rch ,
in d u stry , and the m ain taln er of hu- met w ith the D undee ladies a t th e
ju a n life.”
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parsonage on T hursday.
T w enty
K now ing th is to be tru e, we farm - women of th e com m unity w ere pres-
ers m ust “ w atch o u r step ” because: en t and a very In terestin g , en th u -
"T he a r t of a g ric u ltu re w ill never siastic m eetin g w as held. M eetings
rise h ig h er th a n the level of the will he held th e second T uesday of
m an who m anages th e land
each m onth. T he follow ing officers
We are In a position to advise and j w ere elected: P resid en t. Mrs. Chas.
perhaps help w ith both “ fa rm " -a n d Colem an; vice p resid en t, Mrs. J. H.
“g a rd e n ” problems.
T he school Gillespie; secretary , Mrs. A lfred
board put uS h ere ad a “ com m unity .A lla n ;
tre a s u re r. Miss Rose I.
h elp er” ra th e r th g n as a "class Y oung;
eorersp o n d in g
secretary ,
h elp er.” We w ish th is clearly un- Miss A nna L. C h risto p h er; secretary
derstood.
of social cen ter, Mrs. G. A. Dear-
It so happens, th a t w hile we have born; sec retary for M. Ik Home a t
farm ed, we have also gardened. Salem. Mrs. E. S. G reer.'* M rs. Dear-
w hlch Is. in fact, o u r specialty.
born an d Mrs. G reer req u est th a t
At O. A. C., an d a t o th er places, anyone h av in g artic le s of clothing,
we took all th e tra in in g we could fru it or v egetables to spare, o r an y -
get h av in g to do w ith vegetable and th in g th a t m ig h t be useful to the
o rn am en tal g ard en in g work.
We aged people a t Salem o r to those In
m ention th is because we desire all need a t th e Social C enter in P o rt-
to realize th a t 'o u r course in h o rti- land, w ill let th e fact be know n
c u ltu re is to be a splendid, h elp fu l and collections of such a rtic le s w ill
course.
be made and p rom ptly forw arded.
We w a n t to h elp w here we can.
The old fashioned social an d spell-
A dulta phone, w rite or call. »Room
9, h ig h school b u ilding. Personal
visits to your place If you w ill fu r
nish tra n sp o rta tio n . All absolutely
Y our school board has provided—
surely you w ill use th e service. You
owe It to yo u rself *to do so.
Have y o u r boy o r g irl elect h o rti
c u ltu re
b eg in n in g
F e b ru a ry -J>.
V egetable and o rn a m e n ta l gard en
in g w ill be covered n ex t sem ester.
Y our chance to h ave your place Im
proved In a way th a t w ill delight
you. an d a t th e sam e tim e, three
cred its earned.
Courses next sem ester an d ground
to be covered as follows:
Course No. 1 — F arm bo II b and
crops; stu d y of farm field crops (in
clu d in g seed and soil id entification.)
Course No. 2— F arm anim als;
stu d y of m anagem ent problem s, w ith
d airy and Judging practice.
Course No. 3— H o rtic u ltu re : study
and p ractice in vegetable and orna-
Ollver F. K ilham .
m ental gardening. *
D irector
A g ricu ltu re
D epartm ent
N ew berg H igh School.
of N ew berg, m ade up th e program .
E very One who would tak e p a rt was
chosen on one side or th e o th er, ages
ra n g in g from eig h t to eighty-seven,
and m uch am usem ent caused by th e
rem ark ab le (in m ore w ays th an
one) way in w hich catch words
w ere bandied. A ltogether it was a
fine tim e and all expressed th e wish
th a t an o th e r spelling bee m ay be
had in th e n e a r fu tu re . “ Alppetitn.
aw kw ard, au x ilia ry and b ellig eren t”
have been learned th is tim e and no
doubt a goodly am o u n t of conning
th e old sp ellin g book w ill be p a rt of
th e ev en in g diversion In m any D un
dee hom es d u rin g th e com ing m onth.
E verybody get ready and help m ake
th e n ex t bee one th a t w ill fill Com
m u n ity H all w ith cham pion spellers.
K1ENLE & SONS
504 First S t
Phone Blue 23
1 Thirst and Starvation!
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T h e thing most likely to bring your battery to an I
* untimely end Is T H IR S T . T h e prevention Is so easy J
2 no motorman should neglect It*
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weeks, put distilled water In to fill one half Inch above
the plates.
T he other great enemy of battery life is S T A R V A
TIO N ^ and is less understood by the .average motorist.
T o keep in good health, your battery must be sup
plied, by the generator, with electricity at all times, for
lights, starter and ignition.
YOU CANT TAKE OUT MORE THAN YOU PUf IN OR YOU’LL
HAVE A STARVED BATTERY.
Advise with us, it will cost you nothing for testing
and distilled water. W e make repairs promptly. A
service battery for you while yours i» . being charged
N EW W ILLARDS A LW AYS READY .
J. L. V A N B L A R I C O M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Wo pleaao tho moot particular. Phono ua a grocery order and ao«
If our prom pt service doesn’ t surprise you. Wo want your trade.
DUNDEE
B A TTER IES
Starting, Lighting and Ignition Troubles
U. S. L, Service Station, run by Ex
faerviee men.
P L U M B IN G
Hot Water Systems
Yours For Service
C. A . E V A N S
E . L. E V A N S
Shop, Black 88
T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plant» in pots, cyclamens,
(flit« plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani
ums, calls lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
jwmiim 2«J O
HN
G O W E R m «*» w
T here will, be a basket ball game
betw een th e N onpareils and the Dun
dee B ear Cats a t Com m unity Hall
F rid ay evening. F eb ru ary 6. The
N onpareils have not as yet been
beaten.
Can th e invincible Bear
C ats give them a w alloping? Come
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T he Dundee W om an’s ' Club is
p lan n in g for two social events, com
m unity affairs, for F ebruary.
A
v alen tin e social is to be given on
th e fo u rte en th , and a m asked ball
on W ash in g to n ’s b irth d ay .
Both
events a re in charge of en th u siastic
com m ittees who are expecting to
m ake these occasions very enjoy
able.
A m ixed team of Dundee ball play
ers defeated th e second team of the
M cM innville high school a t basket
ball on Tuesday- last. The Dundee
boys w ere h eav ier and th e team re
lieved every now and th en by fresh
players and so had a decided advan-
tage over th e v isitin g boys. They
give c re d it to th e M cM innville boys
for a good, stiff game.
T he. Junior g irls of th e Dundee t
Sunday school are g e ttin g ready for
work. T hey m et a t Sylvan F arm
on S atu rd ay aftern o o n , J a n u a ry 10,
and organized th e ir class. T hey de
cided to be knoWn as P ollyana class.
The folow tng officers w ere elected:
Opal V ivian Hess, p resid en t; E dith
M ary B en n ett, vice p resid en t; H a
zel May A nderson, secretary ; F red a
Em m a BUllck, trea su rer.
Now,
please be prepared to play “ The
Glad Gam e” w ith them . They w ill
be delighted to help you. especially
aa th e ir m otto Is: “ H elping others
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Im itation “Ford” parta are being sold by many mail order houses, down
town stores and garages to unsuspecting Ford owners as “Ford” parts. 'B ut
they are not Genuine Ford parts made by the Ford Motor Company. They are
made by oon cen s who have no connection whatsoever w ith the Ford Motor
Company. These im itation parts are not even made from the same grade of
steel, or under the same formulas used by the Ford Company. They pro coun
terfeit parts. Tests have shown them to break when the genuine Ford parts
didn’t even bend, and they generally are from thirty-five to one hundred pen
cent lower in quality.
The Authorised Ford Dealer is your protection. As such, we handle
nothing but the Genuine Ford parts. They are made from the famous Ford
Vanadium Steel and each part— according to its use— is heat-treated in the
way that w ill give it the longest wearing qualities. Every part is the same
as its duplicate in your Ford oar or Ford truck.
Our stock of parts is oomplete. And our Ford garage and Ford mechanic»
are at your service at all tim es. Drive in when replacements or repairs for
your Ford oar are necessary. Save your car and also your money.
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NEWBERG, OREGON