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see Our . NEW N ^ses/G /vs E. A. ROMIG, M. D. W. A. Baker baa Inverted In a new* An Oregon family of four had 1100 Ford recently. a month to get along on In 1913, but Frank Holt waa a passenger to had grown Into a family of ten with Portland Wednesday. only $45 a month Income in 1920, The Meadatpea Shunnuhan. Powell and Hunter, of Dundee, made Mrs. how in thd world Would it live? Cyfrene Palmer a visit Sunday after- noon. They brought much cheer to Mrs. Palmer, aa her health is very The State University, the Agricul poor. The ladles of Dundee sent her tural College, and the Oregon Nor a beautiful flowering plant. mal. In 1913 they had 2250 stu The ladiea of Chehalem Center W. dents; now they have 5400. And f l C., T. U. met Wednesday afternoon in Newberg at the home of Mrs. In 1*13 la only as good as 45 centa Dora Moor on Hancock street. There today, In purchasing power, were seven members present and v four visitors. A very »laMant. joyable meeting waa , held. The evangelistic services were led by R p r 001181 L i e • - Mrs. Round. Mre. Moor kindly l\ C T [I U U » I U ie • served refreshments. The next meet- could you carry on the work of the log will be held at the home of Mrs. co n ege( University and Normal on S. W. Newhouse, of Mewberg. I n 1.. 4 . . the same support as In 1913? ~ Physician and Surgeon Offices; 1054J Hawthorn Avenue Phone Tabor 782 822 Corbett Building > Phone Main 741 PORTLAND, . OREGON »venlng Of That is the Case with SEASONABLE CUT FLOW ERS—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. If Y()U YoUI'WSf W6rt‘ PheM Bhw 2i2 You Could Not JOHN GOWER Newberg, Oregon C hoke'Stock in all Grades .which we are Offering Neither can the 8tate University, the Agricultural College and t]he Normal Will you not help Mr, and Mrs. Boswell, from Port School do It. land, were Easter guests of Mr.)these three Institutions to continue Frost's. - . I their useful and productive work for Miss Halcyon Wiley, Miss Olga Oregon by voting on May 21 for the Keller and Mrs. F. I. Eves were Higher Educational relief measure? Portland shoppers Saturday. I Hiss Marie Hanson, Miss Gretta „ ... . ... .. . . . „ . . behalf of Ute Joint Alumni Relief Committee lor Smith and Miss Mrtjorie Sutherland H|*h«t Edccabon in Or«*o«,Tl4 Pittock Block visited with Mrs. F. I. Eves .Sunday, j Portland. Mr. and Mrs. H. Saxton and " Misa Mary Etta Thorpe, from Port- Come to the Gi land., spent Sunday with the Froat sale bills printed. family Prices for a Limited Tune Only Carl Miller’s have moved1 to the Also a general variety of other stock on hand, at our packing shod (7 blocks north of Post Office) including Grafted Walnuts, Filberts, Apples, Fears, Cherries, Peaches, Small Fruits, Giant Rhubarb, etc. Those who delay in buying early w ill he disappointed as there i f a big shortage in all varieties of stock this season. OUR UP-TO-DATE BUILDERS' HARDWARE WILL PUT TH E PROPER "FINISHING TOUCH” ON YOUR NEW HOME OUR LOCKS TURN WITH EASE: OUR HINGES WONT SQUEAK AND WILL KEEP YOUR DOORS PLUMB. COME. SE E AND PRICE OUR BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. AND BEFORE YOU GO OUT YOU WILL GIVE US YOUR ORDUR FOR WHAT YOU NEED. LaFAYETTE NURSERY CO OUR HARDWARE IS THE BESTs IT STANDS THE TEST UFAYETTE. OREGON Master Burton Froat attended the birthday party of his friend. Master Morris Ohefeldt. at Sherwood. Friday afternoon. , C. G. Lewis has sold hla store and ranch to Mr. Sturgis, from Forest Grove. Everybody is sorry to see Mr. Lewis go. Mr. and Mrs. Frost entertained at dinner Tuesday evening Miss Olga Keller and Mrs. F. I. Eves; It being Master Burton’s birthday. The home of Messrs.. Pilcher and Sanipolts was the scene of a very pretty miscellaneous "siiowerll_Wed- neaday In honor of Miss Fleda Kane. The Bex ic school base hall team played a five inning game on the Springbrook diamond Friday. The score was 10 to 3 Ift fay.* of Springbrook. This Friday, weather permitting, a retuci aim* will bo played at Rex ■ : •« . ¡ s FULLER r: P A IN T / jj: P a in t and Woodujork W. W. Hunten was a Portland vis- Ifor Monday P. M. Tallman sold his fifteen acre ranch last week to Mr. Stumna. of Waterloo. Iowa, possession to be given in thirty days The consider ation was $9.000 cash. Mr. and Mrs. Tallman will spend the summer with relatives in Illinois, returning to Oregon this fall,when they expect to locate near Portland. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fisher came down from Portland the latter part of last week and spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey. They had charge of the Sunday evening service at the Friends church. They left on Tues day morning for Idaho, where Mr. Fisher has bean assigned a pastorate. Lives of great men oft remind us that a poor man has no chance; the more we work there grows behind us larger patches on cur pants. Once our pants so new and Rhlney, now are stripes of different hue. and these blooming Oregon showers keep s , , aa foallnn mighty bhie.-" Rw lx all be up and doing, working, be It rain or shine, or when we reach the autumn season, we’ll not have « sliv- gle dime W. 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