DUNDEE
A s The Community Grows
W e Grow
N O TH IN G is more indicative.of the growth and prosperity of
Newberg and vicinity than the increase of its bank deposits.
The U. S. National Bank shared in that increase to an extent)
that has been most desirable, and we feel that our efforts to
keep things moving have been amply rewarded.
You know it’s the GROW ING
bank account which pays its
owner,\ Is YOURS growing?
S. L PARRETT, President
UNIfED STATES
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FOR SALE
Choipe acreage near city limits.
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A ll the advantages of the country
and the conveniences
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A T U . S. N A T IO N A L B A N K
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Get Ready to Paint
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N ow is the time to think about beautifying yonr home fo r the
coming season.
W e carry a complete stock of
Mr. and )A n. Roe Robison made a
busbies* trip to "Portland on Mon­
day.
Misa Margaret HeWett. ot Port­
land, Is visiting her aunt, Mlaa Sally
Beck.
Mr. and M*rs. John Herring have
returned from a winter spent in
▲ rlzong and California.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Olmstead re­
turned Friday from a three months’
vialt In Des Moines. Iowa, and Pas­
adena, California.
Good reports are coming In from
the POUyanna Club which Is carry­
ing on the glad game with enthusi­
asm. The girls find a ready a-nd
hearty response to their good cheer
and are * most cordially welcomed
guests wherever they have appeared.
Don’ t forget that the valentine
entertainment to be given at Com­
munity Hall on Saturday evening
Is to be a play time for all ages and
sites. The committee in charge Is
arranging a program of games and
surprises and a good time la assured
all who attend.
No admission
charged, but light refreshments w ill
be sold.
The Dundee Woman’s Club had
one of its most delightful meetings
on Thursday last. Mrs. Powell, the
hostess, had decorated the library
appropriately for the occasidb and
also had arranged a valentine con­
test which was enjoyed after the
regular: program, A short business
meeting closed with the roll call to
which
every
member responded
either with a current event, a quo­
tation, a poem, or a joke. The reg­
ular program opened with a reading
of extracts from "Out of Many. One,”
from the Woman's Home Companion
for February, by Mrs. Greer.
A
group of readings, “ The Victor!*,
Cross,” “ The Garden,” and “ Do It,”
by Miss Helen M. Hatch were great­
ly enjoyed. A game arranged from
Df. Frank Crane’s article, “ How
Much Do You Know?” gave much
amusement and revealed the most
unexpected traits of readings for In­
stance. when one of the most dig­
nified and serious members o f the
club was able to tell about Jack
Dempsey and* when all the house­
keepers were stumped to tell exactly
what part of the beef a porterhouse
i steak comes from. Mrs. Cyrene Pal-
^mer and Miss Mbrgaret McWbinnle
carried o ff the honors in the Bible
contest
The hostess, assisted .by
Mrs. Bernhard Groth and Mrs. Paul
Groth served delicious refreshments.
The next meeting is to be devoted to
the subject of “ Woman” and an In­
teresting program Is promised.
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M O TO R V E H IC LE S
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Touring Car
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Roadster
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Delivery Car, screen side
$1235
Delivery Car, panel side - $1245
Sedan
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Coupe
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Chassis No. 1
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A L L P R IC E S F . O . B . N E W B E R G
TIM E PAYMENTS ARRANGED
M cC O Y BROS A U T O CO.
Come
Miss Fledda Kane spent the week
end with her parents.
Miss Esther Gustin made a bus­
iness trip to Portland Saturday.
— Mrs. Carl M iller entertained the
sewing club Thursday. January 29.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lewis made a
business trip to Portland last Tues­
day.
Mrs. James Kane and daughter,
Ruth, were Portland shoppers Mon­
day.
Mr. Coidier, who sold his ranch
to Wm. Schaad, will make his home
In Salem.
Miss Keller and Mrs. Whitaker
attended the teachers’ institute held
at McMinnville January 31.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Semnier and
daughter, Arlene, spent the week
end with the Harman family.
Ladies’ Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Winters last Thursday. It will
meet at the home of Mrs. F. 1. Eves
March 4.
Rev. and. Mrs. Suffield ,
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They are known all over this country for their fine talent in song.
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Services Begin Friday, February 13
And continue each evening, excepting Saturdays, at 7:30.
11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday service« at
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Mrs. M. E. Markell made a busi­
ness trip to Portland the latter part
of last week.
Wedding bells w ill soon ring for
another former Sprlngbrook young
lidy. This means Just Wan-less to
choose from, so boys, you bad better
burry up and make your select Ion, _
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kincaid drove
to Portland Sunday, called there by
the'death of Mr. Kincaid’s cousin.
Lieutenant John Lively. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. W
Dutton, who spent . the day with
their daughter. ~
The revival meetings now in pro­
gress at the Frier? ds church are be­
ing -well attended and Interest la
growing. Rev. Fred Carter, of New-
berg. Is preaching some strong ser­
mons.
They will be continued
throughout next week.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam .Kincaid
went to Portland Sunday morning,
called there by the death of Mrs.
Kincaid’s nephew. Lieutenant John
Lively. wh6 died Saturday evening,
after a short illness with pneumonia.
The news of his death came as a.
great shock to Mrs. Kincaid, who
had been expecting him for the past
two weeks to visit her at ber nome
in Sprigbnrook.
The body was
taken back to the home of his par­
ents in Virginia for burial.
‘BILL’
THE
* Thirst and Starvation!
T h e thing most likely to bring your battery to an
untimely end is T H I R S T . T h e prevention is so easy
no motorman should neglect it*
L ook at your battery Y O U R S L L F , once in tw o
w eeks, put distilled water in to fill one half inch above
the plates.
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T h e other great enemy of battery life is S T A R V A -
T I O 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.
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YOU CAN’T TAKE OUT MORE THAN YOU PUT IN OR YOU’LL
HAVE A STARVED BATTERY_ _ _ _ _
A dvise with us, it will cost you nothing for testing
and distilled water.
W e make repairs promptly. A
service battery for you while yours is being c harged
N E W W IL L A R D S A L W A Y S R E A D Y
Auto Battery Dept,
Newberg Telephone Co.
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J. L. V A N
B L A R IC O M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We please the most particular. Phone us a grocery order and see
If our prompt terries doesn’t surprise you. Wa want vour trada.
C H EH ALEM C EN TER
L. H; Meyer drove over to La-
Fayette Tuesday to get some nur­
sery stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cate, of
Portland, were week end visitors at
the L. H. Meyer borne.
Allen Staley is In a Portland hos­
pital this week to undergo a delicate
operation^ on his nose which was
broken at one time.
Miss Myrtle Walton left Wednee-,
day morning for Hood River where
she will keep house fpr her brothers,
i Maurice, who has purchased a 70-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gustin last acre timber claim, and Robert, who
week visited L. H. Newman In Port­ is helping him In clearing It. The
land, a brother of Mrs. Gustin, and ranch Is located quite a ways out
then took the train to Camas, Wash­ from Hood River.
ington, and visited Mrs. Carl Kdhow,
The W. C. T. U. held their meet­
a sister o f Urs. Gustin.
ing at the home of Mrs. A. A. Post
Owing to the sickness of Mrs. B ut-,
Thft
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i«r ftev. Mrs. (^ariM U ler preached lng over the fact that they have
Sunday morning, and in the evening ' gone over the top on their jubilee
Paul Elliott, who attended the Stu­ fund of - 950, and have met their
dent Volunteer Convention In Des pledge to the state and county of
Moines. Iowa, gave a very. Interest­ |15 and 93 respectively, the Frances
ing talk.
.Willard memorial fund of 93 and
At the annual telephone meeting some 918 for flowers and benefits
of line 12 held Saturlay the follow­ fbr the sick.
ing officers were elected for the en­
suing year: President, W. F. West; :
vice president. Wtn. Bell; secretary
and treasurer. Nate L. W iley: trus­
tee. F. E. Hadley.
The Advance Club met February
3, when the school house was filled
to over flowing. It Is time Rex had
a community hall. Those who took
part In the entertainment were Mil-
ton Sanderman, Harry Jenkins. Hel­
mut Schwarzln, Edna Asmus, Edna
Schaad, Ray Garland. Raymond As­
mus,
Eleanor
Harmon.
Harold
Schaad, Fern Compton, Hazel West,
Robert Bayle, Vernle Belle. Burton
Froat, Edna Taulee. _ Muriel Belle,
Alda Brown, Austin Sanderman,
Florence Dare«, Edna Daree, Mrs.
Ditto, Mrs. West. Mary Harman, Mr.
and Mrs. Frost.
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Plumber
202 First Street
W hen in need of a
first-class workman or
are in hurry to have work
done, phone Black 49
T H E U N IV E R S A L CAR
The mechanic« in our shop who w ill adjust or repair your
Ford car, or Ford truck, are men who understand the Ford
mechanism and who know the Ford way of making repair«
and replacements.
They are experienced Ford mechanics and
because of their fAtfWlftrlty With F ort d à » oan dp your woHT
more intelligently and more quickly than can other skilled
mechanics who lack Ford experience.
The work on yonr car
equipped shop w ith time-saying Ford tools and equipment.
W hether your car needs an adjustment or a thorough over­
hauling, we are prepared to give you careful hud prompt ser­
vice.
And nothing but the Genuine Ford-made parts ahd re­
placements w ill be used.
W hen the work is finished, the
charge w ill be thé reasonable, standard Ford prices.
Onr stock
of Ford parts is always oomplete. And out Font
garage and Ford ^mechanic» art at yonr service dt any time.
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