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Government Supervision
TH E United States National Bank enjoys that advantage of
being both a NATIO 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 sad service.
Start acooonts here NOW for
yourself and every member of your
family and keep them healthy and
growing by regularly adding your
earnings.
$. L PARRETT, President
U N lfE D STATES
NATIONAL BANK
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Hats For
ARE NOW BEING SHOWN AT THE
LEE MILLINERY CO. STORE
Everything in the newest designs of radiantly beautiful pat­
be privileged
Upon the arrival of the special In
Newberg, about 7 p. in., the Portland
crowd will take It for granted that
we've all decided to go, judging
from the throng they’ll meet in the
train slfeds. Such has been our cus­
tom in times past but on this occa­
sion George James will be retained
at the key to keep the track clear
for the venture and insure our safe
return.
As for our boys, their record iq
clear and if plans mature they will
all be attired that night in natty
pure whtte sweaters made possible
from the velvet derived in former
games.
This game will be the final one in
a series of three in which each team
has won one game by the narrow
man-gin of a single point, thus our
fighting blood is aroused to the
boiling point.
Let's go and back our team. Let’s
put something new in Newberg.
Put some real red letters on the map.
B. B. Booster.
Our materials are the best and we wish to
say that we are not PROFITEERING.
Soma articles sunn ofi
necessity a little higher than Last season, but even so Milinery
has not advanced in price in proportion to other materials
and commodities. Consequently we are prepared to suit you in
PRICE, Q U ALITY AND STYLE.
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A L L ABOARD FOR M cM IN N V ILLE
N E X T W E D N E SD A Y N IG H T
C. G. Lewis was in Portland Mqp-
Mary Jones spent Saturday in
Portland.
M rs C." G. Lewis went to Portland
Saturday.—
Claud W right spent a few days in
Portland last week.
Mr*. Werlein is visiting relatives
a t The Dalles this week.
Mr. Woodworth made a business
drip to Portland Monday.
Mrs. Day, from Portland, Is visit­
in g her sister, Mrs. Peters.
Who said we had no up-to-date
fanners in Rex? O. Woodworth has
tonight a tractor.
The three Sch**d brothers were
called to Nebraska #to attend the
funeral of tbeir only sister.
Mrs. Kane’s brother, Henry Sheer­
er. from Arixona, has been visiting
them the past week. They bad not
seen each other for fourteen years.
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CHEHALEM CENTER
W R. Everest and family are re­
covering from two weeks’ illness.
Howard Walton bas purchased a
bran new Ford and went down Tues­
day to bring it borne.
‘ Mrs. Cyrene Palmer bas moved
from Iran dee and will make her
home with the M. P. Johnson family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Staley and
daughters, the Mlsoes Clara, Violet
and Alma, and son, Forrest, spent
last Sunday visiting relatives in
'Portland.
'The friends out here are sorry tu
h ea r of Rev. A. C. Martin having a
complete breakdown and that he is
in a Portland hospital. Here is hop­
in g soon to hear of his recovery.
Mw....W.ro..,amajl I« gftttina «am».
better. Tbe family expect soon to
depart for their home farm in Wis­
consin. As the tenant has left the-
plaee they have to go back and take
«b a rge of It.
PEARL OlLlUEROSENE) is
refined and re-refined by
a special process, mak­
in g
it
a clean-bu rnin g
fu e l fo r home use.
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Dr. E. H. Ulter. coach for the
Newberg American Legion-- basket
bail team, is putting on the finish­
ing touches. Obligated and bound
by reason of a solemn oath, he
swears that he w ill dictate the obit­
uary of the Multnomah Guards
when the two clans meet in mortal
combat at McMinnville’s large audi­
torium Wednesday night, March 24.
Each team has fought its way to
the highest pinnacle of success this
season and seeks on a neutral floor
to eliminate the other and thus lay
hold to the coveted independent
championship of the state.
Two members from the board of
directors of the Multnomah Guards
were in Newberg Wednesday and
conferred with the management of
the Legion team. Plans "were com­
pleted to give such character and
prominence to this game that it will
long be remembered by the fans who
Cat the cost
of raising
your calves
printing.
Graphie
does One
IT IS BETTER TO PREVENT DISEASE TH A N TO CURE IT
Many Tales Concertin'.*
In the “Arabian Nights" is rite well-
known tale of tlie priceless diamond
which the fisherman takes front « fish
and which, placed on a shelf In a cot-
ta;te, gives so much light that they are
saved all expenditure in oil and which,
when sold, makes the family rich for­
ever and forever. In Scandinavian
myths Is that of the long-lost crown,
which the fishes kept down among the
rocks till the real heir to the throne
came a-fishing; when they rolled H into
his net; In Russian, that of Ivan, who
finds the nlMmpOKaut ring by the help
of tlie per« it -the herrings try to lift
the casket to the surface, hut fall, and
so two dolphins came and put their
shoulders i«i the wheel and the ring Is
regained.
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We offer a full line of Deodorizers and Disinfectants that
w ill swerien things u4> about the place and prevent possible
sickness.
THE EXPENSE IS NOMINAL
The benefits and comfort pre-eminently worth while. •
For cuts, sores, wounds of any sort, however trifling,
you should have a disinfectant to cleanse the wound.
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C h o ic e S to c k in all G ra d e s w h ich w e a r e O ffe r in g
At Wholesale Prices fo r a Limited tim e Only
Also a general variety of other stock on hand, at oar packing shed
(7 blocks north of Post Office) including Grafted Walnuts, Filberts,
Apples, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Small Fruits, Giant Rhubarb, etc.
Those who delay in buying early w ill be disappointed as there is a
big shortage in aU varieties of stock this season.
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T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S
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T 5 Y raising your calves on
D Blatchfords C a lf Meal
you can save both milk and
money. Y ou can save milk
because e v e ry poun d o f
B la tc h fo rd 's C a lf M e a l
makes a full gallon of pure,
rich milk-substitute— a milk-
substitute which contains all
the nutritive and growth-
producing properties the calf
requires. Y o u can save
money because at present
market prices a gallon of
milk sells for three to four
time. the retail cost of a
pound o f calf meal.
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Arlena Loralne Dillinger, Dundee,
to Lloyd Herman Kuhn, Syoamoro,
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Nina Alberta Titus, Newberg( to
Emerson LeRoy Molter, Otterhlll,
Minnesota.
Martha Katherlna Adolph, New­
berg, to Xavier Bingham Duncan,
Newberg.
Jennie Elisa Hatch, Newberg, to
Lelund Stanford Grasisr, LaFayette.
Martha E. Kirby, McMinnville, to
Hamilton Burchell, Sheridan.
Buna McCoy. Yamhill, to Leslie
Orrin Hunter, Yamhill.
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terns, dress and street hats, all selected from the most popular
fashion centers.
to witness the
snme. .
News articles have been handod
all the local papers in Yamhill coun­
ty featuriug this important contest.
A special chartered train will head
out of Portland which will bear tbs
noisy rooters to the county seat.
CHEHALEM VALLEY MILLS
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Pure throughout, dependable always, Red
Crown gasoline
the utmost power-val­
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your engine.
SEASONABLE C U T FLOWERS— Plants in pots, cyclamens,
[ (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
JO HN GOW ER
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and continuous chain of boiling points necessary for
ready starting, quick and smooth acceleration,
steady, dependable power and long mileage. L ook
for the “Red C row n " sign before you fill.
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