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B O O S T
Government Supervision
THE AMERICAN LEGION
THE United States National Bank enjoys that advantage o*
COMMUNIIV BUiLQIHG
being both a N A TIO NAL bank and a MEMBER o f the FED­
E R A L RESERVE SYSTEM.
And those elements represent the
highest degrees of banking safety and service.
Start
accounts
here
NOW
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for
yourself and every member of your
family and keep them healthy and
growing by regularly adding your
earnings.
This building when finished will be
a credit to the city. It w ill contain
a large auditorium of which the city
is badly in need. There w ill also be
a swimming tank and many other
features for the public benefit.
When there is anything in Combs or Brushes that you want,
don’t pass us by.
Every Public Spirited
Citizen
Should
Boost this Enterprise
from 25 Cents up.
This space Donated by
UNIfED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
If you want a first-class Hair Tonic we have all the much-
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F. D. Frost has enlarged ” **r
house.
Mrs. Werlein went to Portland
Tuesday.
Mrs. Whitaker attended a shower
in Portland Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Dean spent the week
«end w ith Ruth Kane.
Arlene Sawyer spent last week
w ith the Kane family.
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, John Graves has gone to Montana
•on a business trip.
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Mrs. Gyrene Palmer Is spending
the week at the Johnson home.
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on any need you may have in our linea.
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. CHEHALEM CEHTEB
THE
LEADING
DRUGGIST
PARLOR PHARM ACY
The Legion Hall when completed will be a credit
to the city. Everybody boost.
E W HODbON,
KODAK
Mre. Wm. Small is suffering this
week from an attack of the quinsy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cate were
, DUt f rom Portland Sunday for a visit
| with the home folks.
Mrs. F. I. Eves went .to Portland j Mr. and Mr*. Henry Potts sold out
Saturday on business.
I recently and have moved to the
Mrs. Pilcher is on the sick list \ Property vacated by Mr. Swarts.
again we are sorry to hear.
, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey have
Mrs. C. G. Lewis spent the week moved out from Newberg to the
«n d with her daughter in Portland, little home near the saw mill on R.
Wm. Sanderman and Mrs. S. San- W. Staley’s ranch,
derman went to Portland Tuesday.
f . l . Strait has moved over to his
Miss Fleda Kane came home from old home, the estate o f D. P. Strait,
the hospital Sunday and is getting Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Strait having
along fine.
moved to Portland.
Mr. McCaffree cam«; home la s t1 Miss Marguerite Johnson entered
week from Washington where h£ the Multnomah Hospital to train as
spent the winter.
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j nurse. March 1. She writes home
Mrs. Butler not being able to o f - : sh* 13 wel1 Pleased with her work.
Ticiate. Thomas Perisho, of N ew berg,1 Mr. and ifrs. Wm. Flaugher vis-
preached Sunday morning.
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> ited at the home of Mrs. Mary John-
Mr. and Mi*. J. P. Sawyer motor- 3°n
weak prior to their depart­
ed out from Portland Sunday and ur« to California, where they w ill
took tea with the Kane family.
j remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Peters’ nephew, who has
Mr and Mrs- A - A Po8t BO,d thetr
been here visiting relatives, rêfürn- chicken farm and fruit dryer recent­
■ed last week to his home in Georgia. ly. to a hfr. Cole from Washington,
Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs.
F. I. Eves last Thursday. W ill meet
April first at the home of Mrs.
Woodworth.'
Saturday Mr. and 'Mrs. Sharpe.
from Colorado, and Mr. and Mrs.
Beesley from Portland, visited the
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advertised kinds and some besides.
D. M. NAYBERGER
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We have good Hair Brushes all the way
and haTe vacated and mOTed lnU>
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
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j If a piece of ,emon la
t0 a
pan of cold water and the wIUed
atnily.
, vegetables allowed --to stand In the
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water for an hour or so. they will
DUNDEE
‘ be as fresh as when gartered
Espe-
Miss Frances Cameron, of Seattle, d a lly good for lettuce, celery, spin-
was a guest at Otterbrook last week, ach gnd parsley.
Miss Marguerite Entler, of Port-
Cold coffee Is excellent for ferns
land, is a guest of the Misses Chris- of all kinds.
Use about once a
topher and Young at Sylvan Farm, month.
Roe R. Robison went to McSClnn- ’ To boil eggs that are cracked
ville Sunday and took 'his mother | wrap in a piece of white muslin and
and aunt to Portland to call upon there w ill be no danger of oozing
relatives.
! out In the water.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovely and
To freshen bread or rolls, wot in-
three children are guests of J. A. side of paper bag, place bread inside.
Workman
at
Sylvanus
Spring* close tightly, place In oven a few
Farm In the Red Hills.
minutes and they wlH be like fresh.
To prevent cake from sinking
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Eddens/had a
wedding anniversary on February while baking, add one-half teaspoon
twenty-fourth. Many calls and mes­ salt to mixture.
sages from friends and neighbors
To reduce the heat of an oven,
made the day a bright and memor­ place a pan of cold water in It fo r
able one.
a few minutes.
Piof. C. A. Reed, of Washington,
Pure alcohol will remove ppots
I). C„ a nut culturist In the govern­ from any material in silk or wool
ment employ, spent a day In Dun­ without leaving circles, as do most
dee last week visiting various Red all other cleansing fluids.
Hill nut orchards.
He found no
When gas mantles become smoky
.serious injury from the heavy freeze two or three grains of fine salt
o l last winter in these orchard*.
sprinkled into the mantle will In one
On Saturday of last week a mis­ minute make the mantle as good as
cellaneous shower for Miss Arlena new.
Dllllnger, whose wedding occurs
Instead o f throwing away the
about the middle of the month, was cores and peeling of pineapples or
held at the E. G. Shannahan home. peaches, put them it. a kettle with
A targe number of Miss Dllllnger’ s water and let them simmer until all
friends were present and their ilavor Is extracted. This Juice may
IPS Dom ed for beverages wr may
go with her to her new home In added bo apple Julse. making a Jelly
Ohio,____________ ______ ______ ______j I of rare flavor.
Mfs. Frank Keyes received w o rd !
on Tuesday of the death of her sis- ,
ter-ln-law. Mrs. C. O. Richards, for-1
merly a resident of the Red Hills, j
The Richmrds home was on Lover's
Lane just below the Keyes home.
Mrs. Richards leaves a husband and
three small children, and the sin *,
«e r e sympathy of the community is
extended to them in their bereave­
ment.
Best the M arket A ffo rd s /
A s epidemic of severe colds with
pneumonia complications has caused
the Illness of various members In
several families in this vicinity.
W ith the able assistance of the
Newberg doctor* and trained nurses
in season
from Portland those affected are re­
covering.
Among the sick were
Tour members of the Allan family,
Hannings old Stand
Frank Kayes. Newton Bailey. Joseph
Herring. John Herring. Fred Her­
rin g and families. Mr*. Bernhard
Corner First and Center Sts
Groth»and a little granddaughter.
White Front Paint Shop
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Old Grifleth Bldg., Corner 2nd and Dayton
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504 First St.
Fkoae Black 204
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JO H N GOWER
NewfcorfcOregon
H E toughening of the
rubber by the Prodium
P ro c e s s m ak es R e p u b lic
Tires last longer.
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Of your eyes for glasses depends on the experience and skill of
the operator to use sq^ntific instruments correctly.
By the use of the Opthalmoscope, one of the latest and most
scientific instruments known to Optical Science, I can detect the
smallest defects in the eyes, which assures my patrons of absolute
comfort and eyeglass satisfaction. Don’t fa il to have me examine
your eyes with this wonderful instrument next
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, AT IMPERIAL HOTEL, ALL DAY
A ll examinations made by me personally.
DR. W ILL J. THOM PSON
Portland Eyesight Specialist
It makes the fa b ric stand
up better; it makes.tbe Stag-
gard S tu d s immune from
chips and cuts that cause so
much p re m a tu re destruc­
tion of tire life.
Republic T ire s are better
tires to buy because of their
bigger economy and service.
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