Newberg graphic., April 29, 1920, Image 7

iregon Man Leader in
Great Religious Program
I Locals and Personals
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Dr.
Thompson
downr from MoMlnnvlUe Wednesday
The Music Club is arranging to
looking after some business in con­ bring Mr. and Mrs. George Hoskins
nection with the Madaon estate.
to Newberg the third week in May.
The
exact, date and further particu­
° Parent-Teachers’
meeting
next
lars
will be announced later.
Tuesday at 3 o’clcok at the grade
o ’
•
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building.
It Is the time for elec­
The lure of the Juniper, the ceone
tion of officers and a large attend­ of the sage brush, the limpid waters
ance Is desired.
of the Deschutes have thrown their
Hon. W . W . Lunger, who served spell over C. B. Sanders and he is
a term In the legislature a few years off for the Bend country for the
ago and who Is a candidate for the season,
nomination again, was In Newberg
J. O. Armstrong, who was down
Wednesday looking up the fences.
from the A lbert« country a short
E.
Hevman,
eye
Optical
I H
The Electric Range is Serving
the Purpose of EC O N O M Y
Institute.
Ton w ill find he know* just
C. C. Ferguson went to M cM in»-
rage, haa been nursing the "g rip "
▼llle
the first of the week to attend
for tbs past week.
the funeral of M. B. Hendricks, one
Miss Sadie Chrlsman, who has
of the long time residents of this
been 111 with the flu since April 1,
county. '
la able to be out again.
Mrs. K. Saunders, Mlae Luclle and
Mrs. Mary E. Bankaon expects to Forest, of Portland, spent the week
go to Portland Friday to remain end with Mrs. Saunders’, mother,
through the month of May with rel­ Mrs. Ellen Bloom, of 408 West
atives.
Fifth street.
George V. Summer, of New York
Mrs. J. W . Kramien returned
City, was a recent visitor at the Tuesday from a week’s visit In Cor-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell, of vallts with Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Springbrook Heights.
Kramien, the former being a stu­
t
C. B. Wilson, county clerk, was dent of 0. A. C.
Harry
•ight specialist, formerly with
Bc^n— On last Sunday to Mr. and
J. D. Gordon has bought the va­
Mra. Henry Irwin a daughter.
cant corner where the .skating rink
Oval McCoy, of McCoy Brae. Oa­ formerly stood, of Mrs. Brown.
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Wood Fuel in costing More and Wore Each Yoorl
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how t».> test yonr eye» and fit
Electric service is not increasing in oost.
The Electric Washing»
Machine is the greatest labor saving device for the home of the
century.
There sire a million of them in use in the U. 8. A.
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glasses to relieve those head­
aches and your blurred vision.
W hile I am east finding oat
new things in Optometry yon
I
W e sell the A pex, the M aytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
S
can absolutely trust your eyes
Any one can afford a W ashing Machine.
to him.
negative.
W e sell everything Electrical.
The (operating oost in
W * do w iring in aooord-
ance with the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for a ll work
W ILLIAM HIRAM FOULKES.
On the “general staff” of perhaps
the greatest alllanoe of American
Protestant Churches In history— she
Intbrchurch World Movement—is a
tenner
pastor
of
Presbyterian
Churches In toe Middle and Far
Weet: William Hiram Fouikes of
Nsw York City.
Vies chairman of the Interohuroh
executive oouuntttew and TmemSran
general secretary in Its cabinet, Mr.
Pounces etin finds time to direct the
844,000.000 New Era Movement at
the Presbyterian Church, which Is
that denomination's part in the Inker-
church program tor Protestant co­
operation In wuctd-wMe missionary
C. A
M ORRIS
performed.
The Jeweler and Optometrist
604 First St.
Phone White 32
Yamhill Electric Company
“ IT SERVES YO U RIGHT**
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
A palatable way to serve cold
boiled potatoes. is to put them
«o a o d o d o a o a o d o d o p o d o p o d o d p .
through a'Bieve. season them well
advance.
Shiloh R elief Corps, No. t i
Born In Quincy, M o b , Mr. FOnBoss
with butter and salt, form into
Mootings hold tnd and 4th Thi
preached in Elmira, DL, Clinton, Da.,
cones and brown In the oven.
and Portland, Ora, before he came
day at each month at I : M p. m., 1 a ,
out of the West to become pastor of
F O UN D ATIO N S
If you use the starter for. bread L O. O. F. hall, corn or of First aad j
Rutgers Church, New York City. •
B U IL D IN G PIERS,
and
don't
happen
to
use
It
on
the
Meridian
street*.
His nation-wide campaign for aged
PORCH FLOORS.
day you usually bake, try adding
clergymen,
a#
general
secretary
fot
Frances
Woodruff,
President
,
Harry Garrett, manager of the 1 time ago, writes to have the Graphic ministerial relief and suetentation of
STEPS,, W A L K S , Etc
two heaping tableepoone o f Hour
»m m s L. Snow, Secretary.
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‘Newberg Cycle Co., has added a ' address changed from Three Hills, the
Presbyterian Church,
made
right
in
the
jar,
then
after
stirring
5 JOHN
G R O FF
a
new line of sporting goods, such as Alberta, to Swalwell In the same known Ms ability as an orator. In
1010 he was sent to Edinburgh as g
well, put on more sugar.
This
base ball goods, tennis goods and province where he has bought a delegate to the World’s Missionary
Phone
Bine
149
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Be euro and read the Graphie
keeps it fresh all the time.
Conference. He Is secrotary of ths
fishing tackle, to his regular stock section of land.
o a Q p a to a p o a o a o p a p a p o p o p o P Q P
executive committee o t the Predby-
Hang the garment on a hanger
torisa National Service Cbm mission
or dress form, tie a, piece of rubber
f n d " ^ ^ 1“ ' b‘ C3rC,e■' trkjrCle8
Geor* e Snow * nd W ’ H McAr*
ai" Mipp ip *,
thur have bought the old Ramsey
Mr. and Mrs. Peery were down tubing to the epout of a tea kettle
C °unty Superintendent 8. 8, Dug- mm
down on Che-
can spoke at Springbrook Wednee- halem craek and are tearing this from McMinnville last Sunday vis­ and tratn the steam on the material.
C O N D E N SED STATEM ENT
With light brushing, many spots
day night
on the mlllage tax meas-
hlator,c old edifice down, with iting
the at the C. C. Ferguson home.
of Condition of
will be removed and the freshness
ure for school purposes
and on intention of Using a part of the lum-
Get your old tin cans and other of the garment renewed.
Tueaday evening of next week he
and gelling the remainder,
rubbish that will not burn, ready
Dry mustard rubbed on the fin­
will speak on the same subject at
for
the dump wagon by Thursday gers after handling onions o f fish i
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gordon ere in­
the high school building in N ew ­
tending to leave soon with the in­ of next week when it will begin i|g removes the odor.
A pril 24th, 1920
berg.
tention of being gone all through rounds.
Avoid earthenware for keeping
Daniel B. Abdill, who haa been
the season. They will first go' to ^ Jesse Pressnail. who has been butter or cooking fat, as it absorbs Loans and Discounts . .$300,552.90 Capital Stock ............$ 50,000.00
a resident of the Dayton section all
Money loaned to firms,
-, stockholder* money in­
Sen Jose, California, to visit Mrs. working at bis trade as house paint­ grease. Use enamel ware or glaee. 1
his life, was in Newberg Wednesday
corporations and indl-
vested in b usinera,
Emma Gordon and the grandson, er in Portland for the past two
In the Interest of his candidacy for
When pouring cake batter into a viduals
on
approved
John, after which they intend to go years or more, was out on a visit
the office of county commissioner.
pan J>e sure that the middle of the security.
'
Surplus F und................
18,000.00
to New York for an indefinite stay. the first of the week. Jesse was
Mr. Abdill says he has had a lot of
United States Bonds and
Earnings retained in
one of the war horses arrayed in loaf is lower than the sides.
Col. J. C. Cooper, who. in comp
experience In road building which
If paint spots stick to the window
Securities..
.. . . T . 108,800.00
buBinera.
the 16 to 1 ranks in the days gone
will be of great service to-Mm and Pang with Mrs. Cooper, was on the
Money invested in Gov-' .
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by, always being ready to give a pane dip a cloth in hot vinegar.
to the county as well should he he w»y home from McMinnville Wed-
emment
securities.
Undivided
P
ro
fits
..
.
.
.
.
4,730.51
The
paint
will
come
o
ff
beautifully.
reason for the hope that was within
nominated and elected.
nesday called in at the Graphic of-
Odors from deep fryin g of any Bonds and S ecu rities... 94,719.70 Earnings since January
him. but he says he has pretty much
Investments *in
high
'
1. 1930.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Morris left f,ce to 18,1 bow 8tron* h® wa8 for cut politics out of the daily ration kind are scarcely noticeable if a
here for Chicago Wednesday where Hoover for Prealdent
H « 8ald he these days.
grade
municipal
and
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vegetable fat is used.
be will take advance work In op- '»»ought Mr. Hoover the one man
corporation bonds.
Circulation ■..............* .
37,800.00
Salted foods should never be put
Postal Inspector C. W. Linebaugh
tomstry.
Before they return they who 18 be8t f,Ued ttt put the thlng
TUwk Building, P n m i-
0 ur bank 60188 *“ clr*
is in Newberg making a survey of away in aluminum utensils.
w ill visit Mrs. Morris’ relatives at &ver ,n our country at tlie pr888nt
ture and Fixtures____
25,700.00 culation
backed
by
the situation relative to the condi­
Soak handkerchiefs In a pail of Invested in our own
Government bonds,
Peoria, Illinois, and will probably tlme-
tion of the sidewalks and house salt and water before putting them
building wheré^ we do
go as far east as Washington and
J. F. Hoge has sold his home of numbers, with a view of giving free
into the ordinary wash.
N ew York.
Dr. Henry E Herman, 11 acres located out west of New-
business.
Deposits....................... « 492,160.90
mail delivery in the near future if
Cotage pudding is really a one C ash ................. J ............ 68,118.92
Money entrusted to us
of Portland,
will have charge of the berg for 84,000 to Hugh McCredie,
bis report to the department is fa­ egg cake served hot with a sauce,
Money on hand to meet
by over 1,700 w ell sat-
Jewelry store while they are away, of Bull Run. and will hold a public
vorable. The receipts of the office and it may be varied greatly.
Immediate rtëeds of our
isfled customers
H. D. Courser, who came from the Ba,e of h,s per8° nal
N ° rth have been sufficient to put New­
Oil of lavender on a bit of cotton
customers.
Alberta country a short time ago Ma,n 8tree* on May 5
M r- Ho« e berg in the mail delivery class for
will sweeten the air in a room
and purchased the Hopeland Farm sayB he w,n spend a m t,e tlme "***- some time, but the department is
$597,691.42
$597,891.49
on the river 'opposite Champoeg, n,n* around and will take his fam- always quite deliberate in its move­ where odors of cooking have pene­
trated.
came In Wednesday to put his name ,ly t0 th* sep8,de f° r the «™ t «m e ments.
Before blacking the stove rub the
on the Graphic subscription list. to 866 ,h* father ot waters.
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R ESERVE REQUIRED B Y L A W — 10 PE R CENT
top with the rind of fat pork; then |
Like others who have located In
Wesley Houck, long time resident BE W AR E OF F A K E
R ESERVE CARRIED B Y B A N K — 25 PER CENT
black. It will stay black longer and
that section he had a kick coming of McMinnville, was in Newberg
EXCESS CARRIED ON ABO VE DATE, $88,179.75
M A G A ZIN E PEDDLERS Bhine better.
about the condition of the roads
Monday. He said he had spent a
G A IN IN DEPOSITS OVER Y E A R AGO OVER $200,000.00
Nearly all kinds of mattings or
down that
way, saying they were part of the past two winters at
-a ■ -
Recently
there
has
appeared
in
basket
work
can
be
cleaned
by
badly in need of attention.
Long Beach, California, where he
W
e
are
retMgnixed
as
one
of
the
strongest
and-best
managed
banka
the western states a team of dis­ washing in salt and water.
Chris Held has sold his property haR a daughter living, and had
in
Yam
hill
County.
charged soldiers who, after fighting
When making cake always add
on the corner of Fifth and College found ,h* c,,mate tnv‘ t,nK- »>«t that
in the recent war to uphold the two tablespoons of boiling water to I
W E IN V IT E YOUR BUSINESS
streets to H. A. Page and is adver- u wa8 0re* on and oId Yamhill for
dignity and principles of our flag the butter and sugar mixture. This j
W. H. Woodworth, President.
tising a public sae of his household him as 80on as ht8 vl8lt was out-
and the United States uniform, in­
effects, preparatory to making an
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johansen, sist upon belittling and desecrating plan secures a fine-grained cake j A. R. Mills. Vice President.
R. P. Gill, Oeshier.
auto trip to California with his who recently located In Portland the uniform by wearing it to arouse with less labor and, in no way in­
family, which he says he has had while he worked on Montgomery the sympathy of the public in gen­ terferes with your usual recipe.
Castor oil, as warm as the hands
In view for a long time. The con- Ward’s new building, came up Sat- eral to the purchase of unofficial
tideratlon for the home was 84,600. urday evening. Mrs. Johansen will and fake pamphlets, magazines, etc. can stand. Is very good for restoring
softness to leather. Rub in with a ■
Mr. Page recently sold his place up remain for a visit with her parents,
In a majority of Instances it has
the valley, which was a part of the Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell, but Herman been found that the men wearing soft cloth.
Heee donation claim, to some one returned to Portland Sunday even- the uniform for {toddling, hawking
If soda is applied to a fresh burn j
from Canada.'
ing.
It
is less painful and less apt to
and panhandling on the streets and
from door to door, are not bona blister.
Egg shells crushed and put in
fide soldiers but are using this
method to take nefarious advantage glass bottles with warm water will
of popular sentiment. This practice clean and polish the bottles beau­
Is in direct violation of the Nation­ tifully.
al Defense Act of June 3, 1916, and
subjects the offender to punishment
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by fine of 8300 or imprisonment
not to exceed six months, or both.
The real American soldier is ab­
solutely and positively opposed to
the use of the uniform for conimer-
cial purposes, because the sight of ]
m
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a soldier peddling, panhandling,
canvassing or soliciting In uniform
PYORRHEA, BLEEDING G U M S
creates the fallacious impression
CANKER, SORE & TENDER MOUTH
that he has been neglected and is
obliged to resort to the public
NASAL CATARRH, COLD IN HEAD
through his uniform, to make a liv­
SKIN CUTS AND A B R A S I O N S
ing. As one ex-service man puts it:
"There are crooks and crooks, but
about the-meanest crook of them all
is the crook who disguises himself
as a soldier and, under cover of the
to sec our new stock of the
glorious uniform, or even an Imita­
tion of it. swindles the patriotic
with various unworthy money-rais­
ing schemes.”
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The War and Navy Departments
T o introduce these N ew Parasols
are opposed to any such misuse of
Phone W hile 113
we will give you a 10 per cent
Prescription Druggist
the uniform: the American Legion
is opposed to it: the public should discount tor the next 30 days
The REXALL Store
not encourage It.
Cement Coetractor
S
First National Bank of N ew berg
A Wonderful Antiseptic
For Combating Germs
KLENZO
TAKE YOUR
j
LIQUID ANTISEPTIC
K odak Finishing
TO
GRAHAM’S DRUG STORE
D O N ’T F A IJ L
First Class Work and
Daily Service
VZ'ÜtèS 25c. and 50c.
Latest Silk Parasols
LYN N B. FERGUSON
Eastman Kodaks
Nyals Medicine«
The Newberg Graphic does Rne
Job printing.
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C. A. MORRIS
* JowoJor m i Opt—wtrist
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