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I 4 TTORNEY-AT-LAW CLAREN CE usual hours. - Put Over. uThe gentleman disclaims any Preaching eanrloee both m o r a l i knowledge ef a huge «lush fund spent and e v e n t i, 11. a. m. T: 10 * m. In hla behalf." Epworth League, 9:10 p. m. “ And you will observe he does eo Prayer meeting every Wednesday without rsneor." “Quite so. I also observe that the evening at 7:30 o'eloek. Chas. B. Gibson, Pastor. gentleman was elected, which may ex plain the absence of rancor." A CARELESS PUBLIC B U T T Nine tires out of ten are prevent Will practice la all the courts o f th* able and yet a careless public will state. Special attention given to not take the precaution necessary to Probate work, the writ In* o f deeds, prevent the nation’s terrific fire loss mortgagee, contracts and tbe draft which for 1919 amounted to $218.- ing of all papers. Newberg, 0 recon. 183,476 In the United States and Office. Second floor In Union Block. Canada and for January and Febru ary this amounts to $63,944,260. When one considers that a large part of the property burned Is worth double today what It was when in sured. the tremendous loss can be Practice in all courts; Probate, readily seen especially when in many Deeds. Mortsaces and all lecal pa Instances no increased insurance wag carried. pers. Abstracts examined. In the face of mounting costs of operation Insurance companies have been able to maintain insurance H . U T T E R , D . M . D / rates on the same basis as before the ¡war which speaks well for the gen eral management of the business. - Salt In Holland. Holland has begun to produce salt from wells drilled experimentally in two provinces and may be able to ob tain enough for all of Its needs. C. R. C H A P IN .LAWYER D E N TIS T Now Metal Ladle Invented. For workers with melted metals a ladle has been Invented that pours from the bottom, leaving the droas and Impurities behind. ---- • ........ - NEWBERG CHURCH SERVICES ! < 'Offioe ever T in t Ustionai Bank) TRYING Friends VINCENT’S GROCERY $ H IG H C L A S S Baptist FRUITS, VEGETABLES Sunday school at 10 o’eloek. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at 9:30 p. m. All are invited to those servicea. AND FANCY GROCERIES Seventh-Day Adventist Y our Patronage Solicited Saturday: Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m.. preaching servies at 11:46. Wednesday: Prayer meeting at 9 p. m. FREE DELIVERY PHONE RED 2 5 EXPERIMENTS ON THE Sut- Sunday school, 10 a. m., Church o f God WEST ton, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 o ’clock. Although it has been subject to Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening meeting at 7: SO. continued agitation for about 40 Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:99 There will be a special Forward years. Single Tax has never been Movement service at the young peo Prayer and testimony meeting adopted by any state in the Union. ple's meeting next Sunday evening Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. It is an experiment pure and simple. at 8:30. Oregon and California have de The subject of the meeting will Chehalem Center (h u s k feated it at numerous elections by be. “ The Challenge df the Forward ever increasing majorities. Movement to Young Friends." Mary Sunday school at 19. Single Tax is exactly what the Elliott, chairman of the missionary name implies: a single, or one tax, committee, will lead the meeting. Preaching at 11. Phones and that one tax Is upon the value All young Friends are urged to be Christian Endeavor-at T. Office, White 22; Ree. Red 123 of land, irrespective of improve present. Preaching at 7:90. _ ments. The burden falls on the land Prayer meeting Thursday e v e n t i Fred E. Carter, Pastor. owner and particularly the farmer. at 7:30. Oregon and California will again Business meeting last Thursday «I Church of the Brethren have to vote on single tax g^t the No each month. D B .A .H . DAVIS £ vember election, not because the A C. Martin. Pastor You are cordiaUy Invited to at people want to. but because political experimentors raise sufficient money tend the services of the Church of Dundee M. E. Church in tbe east to continually- keep this the Brethren, corner of Washington ¿ O f l l M o « t r F t r t H w n '» D r a g S M r t > measure on the ballot in the west in and Hancock street. 7 Sunday school 10, a. m. a vain effort to secure its passage. Sunday school at 10 a. m. ^ P H O N C ;a L A C H ? 3 7 £ It will be safe to vote this measure Young People’s Meeting 0:30. Preaching at 11 a. m. down again. — 1 Preaching services 11 a. m. and Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Rev. J. H. Gillespie .Pastor. 7:20 y. m. A cordial invitation is extended TAXES VERSUS EXISTENCE to ell. Friends Church, Springbrook — It 4» estimated that state, .local J. A. Reed and D. C. Click, Pastors. and federal taxes now cost the aver Sunday school.......... . . . . . . . . 1 0 : 0 0 NURSE age family two dollkrs per day every Presbyterian Morning ‘ w orship...................... 11:00 day in the year. Corner Center and Sherman. Christian Endeavor..................... 6:30 The state legislature selected a M/orning wtorship.....................11:00 Worship............... .. . . r , _____ 7:30 poor time to jump up the state tax Sunday school........... ........... 12: IS NEW BERG, o r e levies for 1920 over one hundred per Y. P. S. C. E . . . ............. .. . . . . S:30 Prayer meeting W ednesday... 7«SO Carl P. Mlllor, Pastor. Phone White 5. cent in Oregon. Evening Song Service............... 7:30 At 'the special election in May Prayer meeting W ednesday... 8:00 œ ooooooooooooo four new tax measures appear and George H. Lee, Pastor. the bonded debt limitation is to be raised 100 per cent. Christian On top of this comes th*.measure to lower interest rates to four per Bible school 10 a. m.. Ethel Kleler. PSYSKUN a d UM S ONE cent, permitting five per cent as the superintendent. Office over First NatL Bank Bld. contract rate. Preaching services. 11 a .m. and l*HONES With the average family It is not Office White 49. Home Blue 104 L ■ . V \ going to be 90 much a question of 7:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at f:S 0. •OOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC voting these proposed new taxes as B est th e M a rk et A ffo r d s The public is cordially invited to a question,of existence. No influence would be so potent all the services. K. H. Sickafoose, Pastor. to turn this state over to the social < ; D r John S. R ankin ists. Non-Partisan League or Bolshe ; I PHYSICIAN and SURGEON vism itself as to enact all these propositions at the May special elec- in season Office over U. 8 National ion.— Manufacturer. Sunday school 9:46 a. m. Office Phone Black 171 Preaching services 11 a. m. and H an n in gs o ld S tand 3 [ Residence Phone Gray 171 7:30 p. m. THE VALUE OF ’ »♦»••»♦♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦o Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 NEWSPAPER FILES p. m. C o rn e r F irst an d C en ter £ts ‘‘Can you tell me the date the A cordial Invitation is extended Baptist church burned— I mean, of to all. C. D. Norris, Pastor. | DR. TH O S. W . HESTER { course, the famous fire that all the l Physician and Surgeon J old inhabitants talk about?" Free Methodist The librarian looked up from her * Office in Dixon Building * work. “ No, I can’t tell you the exact Pkoa*,: O ffic« W h it. 11 . R e.. O ru | , 11 £ Sunday school at 10 a. m. Î | date, but I think I can find it for N E W B E R G - # - O REG O N • you quickly, for we have the files of Preaching at 11 a. m. and again e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e e o o e « « « . .the local paper,since It «was started. In the evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday even . My Impression is that the fire— the ! big fire, as they call It— was about ing at 7:30. D R . I. M . B L O M W IC K The public is Invited to any and on 1 1873. and it wont be a very long all of these services. CHIROPRACTOR ! job to look It up." M A M M E * 9 # /^ W. N. Coffee, Pastor. She went to the stacks in the rear Steam baths and hydropathic treat- of the library, pulled out a dusty bound volume marked, “ Herald. M ethodist 808 First i t Slash 8 1873.” and spread it open on the N e w b e rg , O re g o n table. "Ah. here it is.” she said, Preaching every Sunday at the 1 after a minute spent in turning the yellow leaves. The person who had inquired for the date, a member of the Woman’s HO PSO N & ELLIOTT Club of the town, sat down and read F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S — E M B A L M E R S the article. ‘TJils gives me exactly H m k daw n or A \do Funeral Cat a* ptderred the information I wanted," she said. Satisfaction Guaranteed “ I thought it would.” said the li OSes and Parlor, 705 and 705 1-2 Fr* «*«1 brarian. “ I fear most people do not > 11 ft. Re.. Blue 118. R*. S Nmmd Km R n r n m m a y v d q H f t n - ^ T h n i r P a a t -------- appw eiate hww valtratilu IB TTiFI Ot'HT newspaper from the viewpoint of lo Performance Has Decided their Future «•ooaeeeeeoeeseosesoesoo; ; cal history. In fact, it seems to me ; ! Boost for the Legion Building that - it is about our only source. Only when an event gets Into print is it officially recorded and filed for Flimsy as it is, the LIVE STOCK AND ; ; reference. General Farm Sales < , printed word of today is the coun terpart of the ancient stone inscrip tions that gives us our records of a < ¡ City Phone Blue 76 Farm 19 a 25 ¡ long-ago yesterday. I consider the 1 o o o o o o e o ^ o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o bound volumes of our local paper i perhaps the most valuable posses- j slon of this library.” ---------- o---------- Office Phone Black 31 Resideaoe Phone W hite 174 !o e o e e o o « e o » e e » » « e e o e e e » + ' W e M ake a Specialty of Q uality and Service at Dr. H . C . Dixon D E N T IS T Certifies an Extraordinary The Many motorists buy Brunswicks because o f tbe name alone. I t fa sufficient assurance for them o f super-quality. They have known this ancient house for ita Meh l g l have their fathers end grandfathers* Since 1845 the He o f Brunswick h»» been noted for its rare workmanship. Brunswick standards, as applied to tires, mean giving d ie utm ost In them you w ill find combined all the approved features properly related. N o one advantage ©vegghadowm o d ie n nor hides shortcomings. The b e st tread that’s know n , ffie stron gest fa b ric, th e m o s t i I D E N T IS T I I «enduring aide-w all con stru ction , every addition , every extra , wnaVm B runsw icks p ro v e th eir su p eriority, N q fa cto ry c o s t h a s b e e s to o g r e a t ON E Brunswick w ill w in your decision 8# Bave A I A Brunswicks. It w ill be a revelation. Buy it today. It coats no more than like-type tires Mrs. laRose Kelly Dr. H. JL THE BRUNSWICK-BÀLKECOLLENDER CO. Portland H eadquarters: 4 6 -4 8 Fifth StrnTst Kendrick Grocery FRESH, CLEAN STOCK Fruits and Vegetables We Do Sold On A n U nlim ited M ileage Guarantee Basis LETTERHEAD PRINTING Anderson Motor Company BOND Newberg, Oregon UNDERTAKERS Gary T rucks You absolutely cannot m ake a mistake by purchasing a G ary Truck— ! A U C T IO N E E R <: N, P. NELSON: i supply o f PEARL O IL (kero sene) on hand for use in oil cookstoves, heaters and lamp*. Pearl Oil is c ls s n and econom ical. Your dealer can supply you. Ask fo r P E A R L O IL . eep K A Truck for Every Purpose MARRIAGE LICENSES Lois Lorene Bryan. LaFayette, to Real Wesley Brockman. Sheridan. Hannah Bertha Jurgennen, Mc Minnville, to George Elliott, Mc Minnville. Lois Lorene Bryan. LaFayette. to Henry Grover Hoffman, Dundee. 1 to 5 Tons Come to the Graphic to got your ■alo bills printed. 5 M odels SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and kelps them to grow into big, strong, healthy birds. 9 A clean, wholesome, naturel food— no dust— no waste. Keeps the chicks healthy end mokes them grow fast. /or ear Naina end Trad* M arten Entry Original P ockaft OUR j B roadw ay 2 1 6 2 CATALOGUE everything necessary lor the profitable prod uctien o i poultry mailed free on request. Ask (or Catalog No ^ 12 8 Sizes O R T L A N D P S E E b C c ^ i ? P O R T ! Afg O, ó W f N o r th w e s t D is tr ib u to r s PORTLAN D, ORE. 1920 O f "D ia m on d Q uality” Poultry Supplies, listing GARY COAST AGENCY, INC. 71 B road w ay STANDARD O IL CO M PA N Y (CALIFORNIA) D iam o n d CHICK. F O O D Poultry anOEgg* “ BUCKEYE” Incubators and COLONY Brooder Stoves -, .y
