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Fr#i McCrea la out from Portland
The Misses Barbara Morris and
visiting his mother.
Fern Sherlock were over Sunday
Mra. Charles Scott has been down visitors In Portland.
from Salem during the week visit­
D. P. Strait, recently deceased,
ing with friends.
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left a will in which he named his
The grand Jury Indicted John C. don, F. L. Strait, as bis executor.
Rev. Fred E. Carter went to
Ax urn Newby was visited by a
former Iowa friend named John Portland Monday to attend an. offi­
cial churth board meeting.
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Baldwin last week.
The prospects for “ BUI the plum­
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Moses, for
merly of Bclo, are here and are clos­ ber" becoming a family man appear
to be brightening since he has
ing a deal for a home.
bought
the Laurel Cottage property.
Peterson on two charges, one for
Rev. Oeorge F. Round was called
Mrs. B. E. Herrick was over from
George
L. Kelty, foreman of the
forgery and the other for larceny, to Myrtle Creek two weeks ago on Calrton last Saturday visiting her
grand
Jury,
was on duty at MjpMlnn-
and his trial Is set for next Monday. account of the serious Illness of a slater, Mrs. J. B. Mount.
vllle
for
a
couple
days the first of
He will be defended by Brownell, of daughter and Mrs. Round went last
Mrs.
R.
W.
Lee
was
out
from
the
week.
J.
C.
Colcord and Df,
Oregon City, and Kllks, of McMinn­ week.
They returned today, the
Portland the first of the week visit­ Davis were in attendance as trial
ville.
daughter being much improved.
ing Mrs. Wm. Paxson.
Jurors.
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4 . H. Lewis, a resident of New­
Wm. Cordler has sold his 18-acie
tract out at the foot of Chehalem port, has been In Newberg during
the week looking up a real estate
Mountain to Wm. Schaad.
exchange, hoping to find some one
Mrs. Doris Hill was out fr^m
who has property here to trade for
Portland last Sunday for a visit
property In Newport.
with her sister, Mrs. Arlle Evans.
Pres. Levi T. Pennington, Who Is
Wallace H. Lee, president of Al­ out from Richmond, Indiana, head­
bany College, will preach both ing a flying squadron that is work­
morning and evening at the Presby­ ing In the interest of the Forward
terian church next Sunday, Febru­ Movement in the Friends church, is
ary 8.
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In Salem and Is expected to spend a
part of Friday in Newberg.
James
Soper
has
rented
the
front
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part of the store room adjoining the
Jack Ray, who formerly was in
Newberg Feed Store and is fitting it the employ of McCoy Bros. Auto Co.,
up for a stock of wall paper and has accepted a' position frith the
paints which he will carry.
Western Motor Co., First and Ed­
C. L. Tuffley, who owned the bun­ wards streets. He says that most
galow on Fifth street built by Joe of bis time will be spent on the
Hollingsworth, has sold put and will road, selling Fords and Fordeon
return to his former home in Mon-' tractors.
A very successful two days’ For­
tana where he owns a ranch.
ward
Movement conference is being
S. B. Hutchinson and daughter,
held at the Friends church, with
Miss Margaret, of Logan, Montana,
sessions In the forenoon and after­
brother-in-law and nelce of Mr. and
noon and again at night.
The
Mrs. C. B. Pyle, are here on a visit
speakers are Rev. Edgar H. Stran-
of a few weeks before going to* Cal­
ahan. of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Rev.
ifornia.
A|hur Wollam. of Wichita, Kansas.-
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parker have
H. Gould, from the Siletk country,
gone to Turner to remain ton the
who
was driving a car on First
farm during the season and it Is ex­
street
Monday, failed to see the sig­
pected that Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
nal
for
the approach of the Spaul­
Parker Will returert« their home in,
ding
switch
train, on account of be­
Newberg.
ing blind in one eye, and conse­
The body of Wm. F. Cray, aged 51
quently bumped into tbe engine.
ygafsr w ho- died - -the .. first, of the
Ha received some bruises and the
week on the Sykes place across tbe car was partially disable«!. ~
river near St. Paul, was prepared
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor and
for shipment to -FaAryhiH*-Montana,
Bon, Douglas, took passage on the
-by the-W. W. Hollingsworth O®.
steamer Rost City at Porfiaific} Wdfl-
On Friday ntght ih e P a cttte Col­ nesday for San Francisco.
They
lege tehm will play Philomath Col­
shipped the Ford and will use it in
lege a game of basket ball on the
California while there and return
home floor and on Saturday night
Our ready-to-wear department is taking on new
in it when the roads Improve In the
they will go to Portland to play the
spring.
- They will visit theif son-
-
apring life
North Pacific Dental College team. in-law, J. R. McKUlop, and family,
Dr. Daniels, who was compelled at SL Helena, first and later will go
to give up his chiropractic practice to Whittier to spend considerable
here s year or more ago, has re­ j time with relatives.
are arriving every few days direct from
turned and has associated himself
Mrs. Annie E. Kinsey, of Payette,
with Dt. M. Adell Gochnour, the
the eastern market. It will pay you to
Idaho, spent several days recently
new firm name being Drs. Gochnour at, the J. W." ChdTYy home. She was
buy early.
& Daniels.
so 'much impressed with Newberg
Rev. W. P. Mulheron. who is that she bought the Wm. Tyndall
making his home with hiB daughter, proprety on North Meridian street.
Is in charge and will be glad . to show the line
Mrs. H. C. Paulsen, on South College She left Monday evening for her
street, will be 90 years old March 14 home at Payette to superintend the
any time.
should he survive that length of shipping of her household effects.
VISIT THE BALCONY
time, which seems doubtful, as he She and her family accompanied by
has been falling rapidly for several two other families will soon return
days.
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to take up their abode in Newberg.
Frank
Zumwalt
has
returned
from
Information was received here a
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a stay bf three weeks on his Polk, few days ago of the death of Mrs.
county fartn where he chased the Bruce Douglas, which occurred in
hens for extra cackles while he Chteago. resulting from pneumonia
awaited the swelling of the fruit following the influenza. The de­
buds In the big prune orchard— ceased was the eldest daughter of
We are pleased to announce the arrival of a complete line of
prospecting for the coming crop Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kelsey and was
year.
a student in Pacific College while
Oliver F. Kilham, director of ag­ her father was its president. Her
riculture at the high school, is feel­ mother, who attended her in her
The best in their line. The old reliable
ing about as frisky as a spring colt sickness, had the influenza and also
turned out In the back pasture lot— Mr. Douglas and the baby, but they
It Is a boy, the first born, with all are reported to be recovering. Mr.
the earmarks of a farmer’s son, and Douglas has been taking a course in
he showed up at the Kilham home medicine In Chicago.„
at dn early hour today.
C. J. Edwards, who was out from
A 25 LB. PAIL FOR «2.50-WHERE CAN YOU BEAT IT?
Tillamook last Saturday, said the
Coast Power Co., of which he is the
head, was rushed to keep up with
the orders received for electric
Kills lice on vour Btock and rids your poultry house of
mites—also diaenfects. Most reliable i
light» and power. He now has re­
liable help, with both hi» son, Lloyd,
and Clarence Coe on the job.
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Cor. 1st and
Mr. Jones, who bought the Per­
kins property Just west of Newberg,
has sold that and bought the J. C.
. foP e three-acre tract oil West- Ft rat
street for $27501) r.~ klrs. - frops hhs
Mrs. Barbara Aus-
since bought the 1
A Full Line of Pure Drugs
can be enjoyed by glass­
tin property on the corner of Cen­
f
ter and Second streets for 81,000.
es properly fitted.
always on hand
Clarence Klenle, who has a posi­
tion In a muele etora-ln Portland and
Testing eyes and fit­
who was out over Sunday, said the
ting glasses has practi­
demand waa so great for the stan­
cally
been our life work.
dard makes of talking machines,
such as the Victor and Edison, that
W e know and can be
It was next to imposible to get them
H ere are thinge for
from the factories to fill orders.
depended upon for ab­
Growers Meeting
A New Style of
W ESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC
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Just Received.
This
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Range Sells For $65.00
On display at our store,
inspection invited.
The May­
tag Electric W asher is success­
ful. Costs 25c per month to do
your washing in the best ap­
proved way.
February 14,10:30 a. m.
Announcing Policies and Plans
For Future .
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Talks by Various Competent People
Yamhill Electric Company
General Discussion
“ IT SERVES YO U RIGHT”
Lunch
&
W hen Y ou
Afternoon-General Meeting
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^YOUR.
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O f Special Interest To
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NEWBERG WOMEN
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RANGE
New Spring Coats-Dresses-Skirts & Waists
MISS A N G U S
M ILLER M ERCANTILE COMPANY
HAVE
S afe
iONEY IS
in O u r .
ALL THE GREAT FORTUNE* JtfW ^ fclARTED BY SMALL
DEPOSITS PUT REGULARLY 1W t O.TM£ BANK.
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YOUR MUSCLES OR YOUR HEALTH MAY GIVE OUT BUT
YOUR MONEY WILL BE AS GOOD AS IT EVER W A S.
IF YOU PUT SOME OF THE MONEY YOU NOW EARN INTO
OUR BANK, YOU WILL HAVE A COMFORTABLE FEELING
ABOUT YOUR FUTURE.
START A BANK ACCOUNT TODAV,
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PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK.
YOU W ILL RECEIVE INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS DEPOfe
ITS-
NATIONAL BANK
N E W JE R d, OREGON
D r. Hess’ Stock and Poultry Remedies
DR. HESS' POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A, A GUARANTEED EGG
PRODUCER
Toilet Goods
Dr. Hess’ Stock Tonic
ZUM W ALTS FEED STORE
Mothers—
Baby*» Bath
The best and safest
you can buy; toilet
powders .dainty wash
c l o t h s , everything
you need, including
GRAHAM 'S
Drug Store
NEXT DOOR TO P. 0 .
NCWbeTg,
SYNOjL W ) SOAP
M It protects the skio ”
Synol will protect Baby
from germ», relieve dia­
per and teething rath,
and result in many happy
smiles. Qet it today.
San T o* Agency
Phone W hite 113
Nyal Agency
Jonteel
Correct Eyesight
Dr. Hess’ Dip and Disenfectant
C. B. Spencer, recently from Leb­
anon. is the new manager at the
cannery, s fact the Graphic might
have announced two weeks ago. but
for the request made that the news
be withheld at that time. D. J.
Matthews, who haa been the mana­
ger, has been promoted and wtll
have the general management of all
the planta owned by the A. Rupert
Co., Ino.
“ BUI” Beneke plead guilty to the
charge of purloining articles from
the Parlor Pharmacy, as stated last
week, and waa sentenced to serve
tlx months In the county Jail by
Judge Belt. On Wednesday morn­
ing, following the sentence, he made
an attempt to commit sutelde in the
county Jail by choking himself with
a necktie, according to a news note
In the Oregonian.
•»* Yon have seen the magazine ad­
vertising.
Year Rex&U Store is yonr exclusive
agent.
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Quality of Products, Delightfulness of
Perfume, Beauty of Package make
Jonteel Toilet Goods the most desire-
able you can buy.
Talc Jonteel
Face Powder Jonteel
'Cold Cream Jonteel
Comb. Cream Jonteel
solute security.
C A , M ORRIS
JEWEL» MW 0PTICIMI
Phone While 32
604 Fin« St
Farmers Take Notice
My pure bred Percheron horse
will be found at my farm two miles
north of Newberg during the season.
Horses are coming.up. Breed early
as early colts are the wlnneiC
Same old prices. See bills for par­
ticulars. J. S. Graves, phone 17a
51.
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LYN N B. FERGUSON
Prescription Druggist
The R E X A L L Store
NEW BERG,
sons; Mr. Loon B. Lewis, flute and
piccolo leeeons. Plano tuning and
repairing. Graduata Kleber Plano
Factory, Pittsburg. Pennsylvania.
Sixteen years* axperiance. Phone
Blue S il. 110S Chehalem street.
Newberg, Ore., P. O. Box 27«. Stf
OREGON
I Some fruit trees, and a number of
nice shade trees.
This property
could be turned Into a nice home at
very little expense and can be
bought reasonable.
For Informa­
tion address Poet Office Box 207,
Salem, Oregon.
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S. C. Rhode Island Red Cockerels
«3.50
and «5. Sally E. Beck, Dun­
For
Sale—
A
six
room
house,
barn
Announcement
dee.
phone
13al«.
13tf
and
outbuildings
with
four
lots.
Mrs. Leon B. Lewis, plano le»-