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T. B. Duncan la very sick with
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For Sale— A slightly used pumping outfit consisting of
pump, motor automatic cutout, 750 gallon, extra heavy Rust
The Hoover Club will meet at the
council roojiiH Tuesday at 8 o’clock
p. m. All are invited.
proof tank, complete except shafting and belting apply t o ' "
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Mr». G. W. Ferree and daughter,
Mine Eva, of Salem, spent the week
Born— To Prof. an^Mre. Floyd W.
Mr. andJHrs.M.I. Kadfman made a ®nd wlth relatives In Newberg. ’
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Perisho on Monday, April 12, a business trip to McMlnnvlle Monday.) Clarence Kienle left with £is
daughter.
I Mr. Spelcs, of Redmond, spent the fam,ly t °r Grants Pass the first of
Prof, and Mrs. Harvey W right and week end with his grandparents, Mr. ,,be week where he will lake up his
children spent the week end with and Mrs. D. Kaufman.
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new work as stated last week,
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relatives at Oregon City.
j Mrs. C. H. Foster, of Portland, is
Mr- and MrB- s - D.,Pearson were
Mrs. Oliver Kenworthy came out »toltlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. down irom Ro8eda,e the latter part
from Portland last week and visited W. N. Coffee, of this place.
|M la8t week looking after the sale
a few days with Mrs. M. P. Elliott.
W. W. Scott, formerly from below o f the,r- property on North Meridian
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, of
McMinnville were Sunday guests at
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Hervey M.
Hoskins.
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A pril is Just o ff the Graphic press.
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and one
worthy of mention
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Perry were
down from McMinnville Sunday vis-
itlng the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Ferguson.
The Graphic has been req-tc*to<l Jo
announce that those who expect to
attend the C. W. Altman sale should
be there early. It is ¡».big sale and
w ill begin promptly at 10- o’clock.
Joe Hollingsworth has been In
Portland for several davs assistine
several d « y P a c i
la the car# o f his brother-in-law,
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Calva Martin, who la ln a critical
condition at the home of Lewis Han-
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President Mills went to Portland
last week where he met with some
o f the members of the alumni of
Pacific College and set things goin g
for holding an old students banquet
ln the city at an early day.
WIRING, MOTORS, RANGES,
WASHING MACHINES
VACUUM CLEANERS
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PARENTS—
Do you know records show
that one ln every four school
children have defective sigh*?
FreHno’ ,n California, was her« from 8treet-
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Mra- Mabel Hotchkiss, of Lake-
PARENTS—
,or a ,ocat,on’
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T,ew- wa* ln Newberg between trains
Do you know that 70 per
Hon. W. W. Lunger, who recently Monday visiting her old neighbors.
cent
of the backward school
returned from an extended trip east Mr- and Mrs. Pyle, of West Third
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children In one city had de­
and south, was down from LaFayette etreet.
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r rana Tavlor
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recently nin.fl**
maqe n
a uo
sale
announce himBelf yet as a candidate 0f the old-Commercial hotel property!
PARENTS—
for the legislature on the epublican [ on North Maln 8treet to a* ,adyJ
In one city 90 per cent of the
ticket again.
j named Jones who is fittin g the build-
backward school - children be-
Sam Lashier, a former citizen o f,ln g up for an apartment house,
tan to improve when fitted
Newberg, was here Sunday from
with glasses.
J. D. Gordon, who was here from
Walla Walla. Washington, in attend-
Metzger last Friday evening In at­
ance at the funeral of his mother, tendance at the-dub banquet, said
: PARENTS—
Mr»- Catherine Lashier. Sam served he had bought residence property in
Do you know whether your
a term ot type setting for the Graphic Newberg and would locate here soon
ooy or girl has normal eye­
ln hla y®uthful days,
sight? If you do not know we
again.
ean tell you.
Prof. Harvey W right was in Port­
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Workmen are busy driving the p 11-
land
Friday
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pr,aay evening
evening attending
attending a
a
brldse across Chehalem
PARENTS—
" ie®tlng with seme of the Portland lnK
the bridge across Chehalem
- Are yiou sure thjb lack o f
f i c College alumni who are mak- Creek near the conden8er for the H
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proper glasses is not seriously
,nK P ^ P »™ 00“ for a banquet of all
of settled weather work w ill be
handicapping your child?
a,umnl and ,ormer Btudenta ot the
city at one o f the down town hotels pushed more rapidly.
'in the near future.
An Interesting and instructive pro-
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Mrs. Cam mack, a returned mta-
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slonary from Africa, has been In
College booster meeting, a union ,
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service to be held at the Friends neJce m 1 m He,en Cammack> dt the
church next Sunday evening at 7:30.
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I .college dormitory and speaking of
ftli are invited to attend.
her work before the college students
and various organizations. She has
with her an interesting collection of
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African
curios.
FOR THOSE IN APRIL BORN
GIVE HER A BEAUTIFUL
DIAMOND
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or any kind of Electric Merchandise, we can supply
your requirements. W e sell laboratory tested
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lamps, Edison Mazdas, they are the best
See us for anything Electrical
Yamhill Electric Company
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”
A re yo u D oiné
Y o u r D u ty ? *
PA R E N T S—
Do yon konw that we fit
glasses to children with scien­
tific accuracy?
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W E USE NO DROPS
C. A MORRIS
Mrs. Jackson, wife of Ernest Jack-
son, formerly of Newberg. who Is
now head of the naturalization de­
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604 Fir« St.
partment of the Y. M. C. A. at Se­
N. C. Maris came out from Port­ attle. is here for a weeks’ visit with
land Monday night with the Hoover her sistelMn-law, Mrs. C. N. Terrell.
boosters.
The meeting which was
I.W. Hill, «. who
had a Berlous at-
Marshal. FerguBon
arrested
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held at the city hall, was gotten uP.young „ „ „ fCr speeding up and down tack of the flu, was on the street
y o u
on short notice and those who d id ^ p ,^ gtreet gunday evening on a today for a short time, but w ill net
not learn of It missed some excellent; motorCyCle.
The young man went open up his tailoring establishment
S E R V IC E »,
ispeeches by men who have been c°n-|back to Portland on the train but until the weather Is morp settled,
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nected with Herbert Hoover in Food(,eft the rootorcTcl<, ,n charge of the
Administration work and know him officer.
AM E R IC AN CITIZENS MUST SUP­
personally.
PORT TH E PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Rev. H. Q. Crocker and family
Mr. and Mrs. E. A .»N ew b y and
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YOUR FUTURE 15 GOING TO BE TH E FUTURE YOU RRE
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MAKING NOW.
Vancouver. Washington. Sunday vis- urday
after ,hetr hatM pM>,KT ' Every man and woman H» W e
* YOUR DUTY TO YOURSELF AND YOUR HOME FOLKS IS
Itlng at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. ^
ou^ ni )rth of Newberg.
They state of Oregon who is a loyal Amer-
TO PREPARE A COMFORTABLE FUTURE.
Ihink they will move back and take lean should support the twe m ill tax)
Lewls Croser. Mr. Newby has been
THE LITTLE SUMS YOU SPEND EVERY DAY FOR SILLY
charge of the place during the com-" for the elementary schools at the
connected with an auto garage in
EXTRAVAFANCES WOULD MAKE A NICE LOOKING BANK
ing season.
Mlay primaries.
The American iza-
Vancouver for several months but is
BALANCE AT A TIM E WHEN YOU WILL NEED MONEY.
W. W. Ntckell. former county tion of our P ^ P 1® depenis tu a large
preparing to return to the ranch at
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK
Washougal as he is unable to secure Judge, from which office
he re- e* tent upon the elementar;.- schools,
YOU RECEIVE INTEREST ON TIM E DEPOSITS
farm labor.
(signed, was in Newberg the first of Ihese »nho*>ls ar* in great need cf
I* At a recent meeting of the student
,he week »«curing signatures to pe- more mon’ Y at the Preaei t tinie or
body of the oollege it was decided to *“ «ons for placing his name on the th« lr efficiency will be greatly jeop
Why ?
Because teachers
have a May Day celebration this ba,,ot as a candidate for county »roi™*!
cannot teach for the salaries they
yeár. Various committees were ap- aí!» es»or.
are/now getting.
They must have
pointed to feature different activi
H^tgh Rundell came out from Port- lnore pay or elge many Gf them will
ties and a gala day is promised with land Saturday for a short visit with takfi
BOme Qther
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parades, games, drills, crowning of bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Run- v
few young p ^ p ,. are taking!
he » a y Quern, etc. A special ef- dell. Mr. Rundell is a fireman on a up teachJnif and therefore unlesa
fort will be made to make It a home freight running from Portland to more n
u n be provided the'
coming day or alumni, former stu- Junctton c ity and the »triklng 8ch(K)la wlI| be crlppled
A vote for)
dents and friends of the college.
'switchmen have given him a short thJg bul ,g a yote for the ^
and;
The Jewfcler and Optometrist
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°f OUR BANK.
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DIAMONDS
d ia m o n d s !
DIAMONDS I
E ara noted fo r our
•election of diamond#.
Th is is rea lly MT h e
Diamond Store” .
Just as a gold certificate o r
a gold dollar la a set standard
o f value, so does the diamond
sign ify affluence, wealth,
material success.
Anyone
may own diamonds who
recognises that they are an
in v e s tm e n t Y o u sim p ly
WEAR the money.
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C. A. MORRIS
Jeweler and Optician
IW.W.W. GemSrtRtnc.
NEW BERG . OREGON ’
Chehalem Valley Mills
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Dealers in
Word has been received that Cas- vacation.
Klrls ,n our elementary schools,
slus Carter, eon of Rev. F. E. Carter,;
The. Newberg Ministerial Associa-
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Fair Play.
and Miss Laura Hammer, a graduate tion announces a union booster meet-
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of Pacific College, have recently ar- (nK for Pacific College to be held at
A F IN E P L A N T
rived in New- York on their return the Friends church next Sunday
from France, where they each spent evening at which various members
Too few people realize the magni-)
All kinds of M m Feed Alfalfa Hay,
several months ln the service of the 0f the association will speak. ” ...___________________________________
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No tude of the Oregon Monument Works
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Friends Reconstruction Unit of the cojlection or subscriptions will be plant, on Main, between Third and
Red Cross. When Miss Hammer an- taken. Time, 7:30.
Fourth. A visit to the place todny, <5b<8O0C0MOt00OC830OK*OODOC8ON3O0Croo©OOOOOOOeHOC>OC*>000CBOfC83nOOD
rived In Paris she met her cousin.
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was engaged In di8clo8(‘8 a
shipment of granite
Herbert Hoover, and was invited to
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which has arrived, and the display
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the nursery business at Gresham for
a kreat ban<lu«t K,v« "
b«8 honorl»wentv vearfl was here a few day8 «duals and eclipses many of the
by officials of the French govern-!
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Portland marble works. Mr. Lewis
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r, v ___ l ago looking for a small tract to rent.
rnent. She was given a seat c f honor
18 equipped to turn out monuments
with a view of buying later on. He
and treated as royally as though she
which are works of art, and hla
said
there was a sweep, of wind from
were the first lady of the rand.
workmen can hold their own with
down the Columbia at Gresham that
any of the marble cutters of the
he wanted to get away from.
Northwest.
He keeps two men at
F. L. Cludas sold the Auto Garage work with his power machines and
business ..last week to A1 May, of the
la a busy one T ha Indui—“ *l
Portland, the consideration -TPing try is, growing each year, and is a
316,000. Mr. Cludas said he had a credit to the county,
good business but the condition of
Mr. LewiR now has a 310.000 stock
his health was such that he thought on his floors and people interested
best to quit for a while. He and his should see him before going else-
wlfe are locating in Portland for the where.— Hillsboro Argus.
Quiets the “ tickle” and aide in
present. .
Q. M. Kelltng. of Newberg, is sole
relief of the cough.
It contains
Flour
and
Feed
H AY AND GRAIN
Diamonds are worth more todey
end are more generally admired
and sought after than ever before.
Come and aee our selection. We
take great pride in our collection
Then there are the famous
V.W.W. gem set rings—ideal for
rifts and wisely covered—for your
-uefit, by a fulfilled Guarantee.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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A Cough and Cold
T reatment
W fH rH V ol 11 Effect»
Cherry Hark Cough Syrup
In 35c and 60c bottles
SQUIRREL AND GOPHER POISON
Sure Death to
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Gophers
Squirrels
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GRAHAM’S DRUG STORE
Phone White 113
Eastman Kodaks
Nyali Medicine!
Dr. W. D. Wood, candidate for the a®ent for the On>K<m Monument
republican nomination for secretary Works for \ anthill county,
of state, was In Newberg Thursday
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morning getiing acquainted with th *
people. Dr. Wood has been a prac­
ticing physician at Hillsboro .for
many years' and has represented
Washington county in the state
Benate several terms.
M ONUM ENTS
The Hon. Ralph C. Eiy, chairman
mault’ j
of the Republican Central Committee
for New Mexico and Food Commis­
sioner to Mexico, spoke at the council
room Monday evening to the Hoover
for President Club. In a quiet and
convincing manner he spoke of the
character and attainments of Her­
bert C. Hoover, of the esteem in
which he is held In other countries,
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of his knowledge c f the peoples and
conditions of the world nnd how the
positions he has occupied have fitted
him to meet the problems that our
next president wll have to meet.
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AI Kinds Low Prices Satisfaction
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no narcotics, does not sicken and
is pleasant and prompt.
Rexall Cold Tablets
rcducs fever and aid in “drying-
up” coryza or head colds.
If you used them together, a cold
which may become serious, is
quickly broken up.
LYNN B. FERGUSON
Prescription Druggist
The
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