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SOUTHER* PACIFIC T IK I T A B U
NORTH BOUND TRAINS
L a w Newberg
Arriva Portias«
No. 666, 6:0A a. m.
7:46 a. a .
No. » 4 . 0:11 a. m.
10:36 a. » .
No. I I I . 1:16 p. m.
Sj46 p. m.
No. 86t, 4:04 p.m.
6:66 p. m.
No. SOO. 7:04 p. m.
S:S0 p. m.
tNo. MS, IS :60 a. m.
S:06 a. m.
t Sunday only.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
'a a w Portland
A ntra Nawbarg
Ne. S61, 7:36 a. m.
6:00 a. m.
N a S 66.10:10 a. m.
11:46 a. m.
No S60,1 1:00 p. m.
3:20 p.m.
Na. S6S, 4:06 p. m.
6:34 pjn.
No. 867, 6:36 p. m.
6:6S p.m.
tNo. S61, 11:26 p.m.
12:46 a. m.
t Saturday only.
Traina Nòe. 266 and S6S discon­
tinued between Nawbarg and Mc-
Bdnnrllle.
Mlsa P earl O raere, who w as a
stu d en t in Pacific College tw o years
ago, came la st S atu rd ay from C ald­
well, Idaho, for a visit w ith friends
and w ill rem ain for a week or two.
Lew is H anson, long tim e le tte r
c a rrie r in P o rtlan d , got a sh o rt v a­
cation last week and, w ith Mrs.
H anson, cam e out an d rem ained
u n til S unday evening In atten d a n ce
a t Y. M.
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Prof. W. R. Jew ell, of M cM inn­
ville Collage, a n d p a sto r o f th e Bap­
tist church of N ew berg, has moved
his fam ily to N ew berg for th e sum ­
m er and w ill occupy th e hom e of
Mrs. V incent.
E dw ard P alm an d his son, W il­
liam , left here la st week in a Ford
for an overland trip to Blooming-
dale Indiana, w here Mrs. Palm w ent
a sh o rt tim e ago on account of the
serious Illness of h er stated.
Mrs. S arah S u tto n , who ta u g h t in
7 B. B R ldgw ay recently held' re- » Tacom a hlgh •cho° 1 th e paM y e a r'
v lv al services a t Bay City.
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w lth h er p aren ‘8 on
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I N orth M eridian stree t. She Is ex-
Mrs. O. W. F erree. of Salem. > P ent|
tQ a t t . nd th e hlg
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a. faw days recently with relatives
^ 'u ^ d o n tn-AugusL
Mrs. L. H. S h irley en d daughter«
w ere over from H lllaboro S aturday
en d Sunday.
D. M. H askins hee accepted e po­
sitio n In the P o rtlan d postoffice end
began w ork W ednesday.
A lfred Fuchs, w ho lives on South
College stre e t, wee u p tow n Monday
w ith blood in h is eye on acco u n t of
th e w ork of p etty thieves who have
been c a rry in g o ff hie chickens and
eggs.
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Tom T yndall is off for Yoeemite
P e rk to a tte n d th e big Woodmen
of th e W orld convention end expects
to be gone ten days o r m ore. He
w ill go by special tra in from P o rt­
land c a rry in g W oodmen.
T he genial F red Lockley, special
w riter on th e Oregon Jo u rn a l, who
was a candidate in th e p rim ary for
ae eretery o f s ta te , «topped over in
N ew berg Monday n ig h t w hen on his
w ay to N ew port In search of m aterial
for a new spaper Btory.
Jt. L. H arro ld , su p erin ten d e n t of
th e Spokane County, W ashington,
In firm a ry , who Is a tte n d in g th e big
pow wow in P o rtlan d , cam e o u t to
N ew berg W ednesday. He is a son
of Dr. R. W. H arrold, one tim e den­
tis t and m ayor of Newberg., v
. Mr. an d v Mrs. L. C. K ram ien re­
tu rn ed la st week from Q. "A. C.,
w h e te he g ra d u ated from th e de­
p a rtm e n t of pharm acy, en d afte r
v isitin g h ere w ith relativ es for a
few days, w a n t to Oregon City
w here h e h as a position w ith tlto
H u n tley D rug Co.
M axine, th e th ree-year-old daugh­
te r of Mr. an d Mrs. Asa Ja n seen who
live on C hurch stre e t betw een Sec­
ond and T hird , died on F rid a y of last
week. F u n era l services w ere con­
ducted kt th e H o llin g sw ro th Co.
chapel ’ on S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n by
Rev. K. H. Sickafooee, p asto r of the
C h ristian church.
{ H. J. M aynard and Mrs. F idelia
Mrs. C. J. Edw ards, of Tillam ook,
l L. W rig h t w ere m arried S un d ay
•p e n t a p a rt of la st week In New­
afternoon a t 2 o’clock. T he cere­
berg.
mony w as perform ed a t th e hom e
Dr. and Mrs. Nelson M orrison. f u u d u p by Mr M aynard a t hl8
fo rm er residents of N ew berg. w ere ranch on C hehaiein M ountain,
u p from P o rtlan d Sunday.
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| Mr. apd Mrs. C. A. P alm qutst, -who
J. O. M cKinney, one of th e Dun
have a home o u t on R u ral R oute
dee prune grow ers, was a ca lle r a t
No. 1 le ft h ere a few days ago fo r a
th e G raphic office Tuesday.
v isit a t th e ir old hom e in Sweden,
Mrs. A. M. D unlap a n d son, A rts, w hich they left m ore th a n tw en ty
o f P o rtland, a re spending th e week years ago. They expect to be gone
W. V. Dolph, who le ft h is W est
w ith Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap.
Chehalem farm la st y ear an d moved
about th re e m onths.
On F rid ay aftern o o n of th is week
W hile In P o rtlan d la st week In to P o rtlan d w ith his fam ily, has
th e Civic Club w ill hold an election
C harlie Cavell purchased a beau tifu l bought w h at Is know n aa th e Geo.
o f officers a t 3 o’clock a t th e club
C hristenson farm on th e n o rth side
H aenel hig h pow er re p eatin g rifle
rooms.
for deer and bear shooting. It is of th e valley w h ere th e com m unity
F ra n k W. C urtis and h is nephew, an expensive rifle of th e very best church Is locatedr and Is locating
H e says
C arl Johnson, le f t M onday fo r E a st­ grade, and for neatness, balance, th e re w ith his fam ily.
e rn W ashington, w here they will k illin g power and th e positive safety m oving Is some Job.
w ork In th e h arv est fields.
A show er w as given la st F riday
device, it has them all beaten.
S ergeant W eatherly and Allen.
ev e n in g fo r Miss Olga B lackburn,
~ Dr. T. W . H ester wag-y v eiy b usy-
D n try , ’recently from Siberia but
whose m arriag e to Rollln-.Tower will
m an last week, fo r in addition to
now located a t Am erican Lake,
be a n event of th e n ea r fu tu re.
m aking trip s to P o rtlan d to look
sp en t Sunday w ith F ra n k Crltes.
Sbe received m any b ea u tifu l and
a fte r his hospital cases, he had a
D ainty nefresh-
Mr. and Mrs. S haffenberg, of lot to do in looking a fte r th e e n te r­ useful presents.
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ents
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are
served.
T he bride-to-be
Hood R iver, w ere over Sunday tain m en t of visitors In tow n w ho
g u ests a t th e home of Mrs. Shaffen- were here in atten d a n ce a t th e a n ­ Is th e d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
Jam es B lackburn, of Newberg.
b e rg ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. nual m eting of F rien d s church.
C rltes.
E llio tt Cray, who bought th e Wm.
Mrs. F. T. R ucker, a siste r of Dr.
Mrs. N ettle Nicholson form er res­ S arah Sm ith and Mrs. Babcock, has Comer home of tw o acres located
id en t of Newberg. who has been gone to G illette, W yoming, w here Just out of tow n on th e W est Che­
liv in g in Idaho for several years. she will join h er husband, Dr. halem road some m onths ago, has
Is here v isitin g her sister, Mrs. J. C. Rucker, who is located a t th a t place sold It to John Keough, of P o rtlan d ,
and has bought a stock ran ch of
Colcord.
since his discharge from the arm y.
320 acres located th ree m iles from
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Mrs. R ucker and the tw o children
Sweet Home In L inn county, w here
B lanchard, Ju n e 14, a d au g h ter, 7 44 spent about two years in Newberg.
be has moved w ith hts fam ily. The
pounds, nam ed R oberta. The m oth­
Lowell Edw ards, who. as a s tu ­ G raphic will follow him.
e r will be rem em bered as Miss N ar- d e n t in P acific College th e pest
Miss Olive P. B assett, who ta u g h t
clssa Bradley.
year was handicapped by ill h ea lth ,
dom estic science in th e Medford
Em ory J. Rees, th e A frican m is­ went to a P o rtlan d hospital imme- high school th e p ast year, has re­
sio n ary who was here in atten d an ce diaeely follow ing th e close of school tu rn ed home and says she will give
o f F riends Y early M eeting, Is a cou­ last week and subm itted to a su r­ up teach in g for th e present, ow ing
sin of J. H. Rose. He expects to re­ gical operation for th e rem oval of to the condition of h er Wealth. She
the appendix. He is said to be get-
tu r n to th e field.
expects t o go to th e seashore for a
tln g along nicely.
vacation and re st, a fte r which she
S. L. P a rre tt, president of the
M. K. Myers and fam ily ,of P o rt­ w ill re tu rn and help to tak e ca te of
U nited S tates N ational B ank, a t ­
tended a m eeting of th e S tate B ank­ land, stopped off Monday on th e ir the prune crop in h er m other’s or­
e rs' Association in Eugene Tuesday re tu rn home from M cM innville to chard.
and W ednesday, re tu rn in g by way visit R. P. Gill, cashier of th e F irst
“ At an a ttra c tiv e ly appointed
of Salem to see his d aughter, Eva. N ational Bank. Mr. Myers is con- luncheon T h u rsd ay , Mr. and Mrs.
g ra d u a te from W illam ette Univer-1 nected w ith t l ^ N orthw estern Na- A bner B lair announced th e engage­
sity .
The o th ers of the P a rre tt tlonal B ank in P ortland. He reports m ent of th e ir d au g h ter, L ura, to C.
fam ily also drove to Salem to a tte n d ! the road Between D ayton and Mc- H erm an Coyle, of St. P aul.
The
th e com m encem ent exercises.
M innvttle to be in aw ful shape.
w edding will ta k e piece T hursday,
Ju n e 24.” T he above was clipped
from S unday's O regonian. The lady
men t ioned l e a niece o f M r..and Mrs.
A. T. B lair and th e young man hi a
b ro th er of C larence Coyle, of New­
berg.
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all the face creams, salves and pow ders in kingdom
come w on't make it clear and beautiful unless you
are working right inside.
Eat a few figs and drink a little senna tea
every night for tw o weeks. Avoid pie and greasy food.
T hen come to us for the finest cold cream,
the most heading tptlet soap, the safest tonic, the softest
talcum and the most cleansing tooth soaps to be had.
Get your senna leaves from us today.
Graham’s Drug Store
Eastman Kodaks
Phone White 113
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Nyala Medicines
EYES
YOUR
There it absolutely no investm ent
that w ill bring you the return«
as money spent to preserve and
keep your eyes as young as pos­
sible.
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There is no machinery if forced
to work under a strain but what
wears o u t, sooner than it would
w ith proper care.
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There is no machinery in the
World that goes down faster than
your eyes if they are forced to
work under a strain.
C. A. MORRIS
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Wood Fuel 1» costing Hor> and How Each Y—rl
Eloctric cooking to Still 4 conto Per Kilowatt Hoar
The Electric Range is Serving
tiie Purpose of ECONOMY
Electric service is n et increasing in oost. The Electric W ashing
Machine is the greatest labor saving device for the h on e of the
dentary. There are a m illion of them in use in the U. 8. A.
We sell the Apex, the Maytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
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Any one can afford a W ashing Machine. The ,opew ting oost la
negative. We sell everything Electrical. We do w iring in aooerd*
anoe w ith the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for all work
performed.
J E S E l E i AND O P T O M E T R IS T
Yamhill Electric Company
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Miss Amy H all cam e In th e firs t
of th e week for a v isit ,wjth h er sis­
ter. Mrs. F ra n k R undell.
Mr. Stillw ell h as sold th e re sta u ­
ra n t a t th e co rn er of F ir s t and M ain
s tre e ts 'to Miss E d ith Roads.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Fogg, of D un­
dee, are enjoying a v isit from form ­
e r Ohio fri ends, Mr. and Mrs. Stee rs .
Miss E lla Nelson and h er cousin,
Mias Rebecca Gates, a re spending a
vacation in New berg w ith relatives.
T he Rev. IP. G. C rocker fam ily
who w ere here from Oregon City
W ednesday were gueets a t th e W.
W. Sliver home.
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v T he basket social given by th e
Security B enefit A ssociation W ed­
nesday evening was q u ite a success.
The Fernw ood band furnished some
excellent music.
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”
-— J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We please the moat particular. Phone i
If our prompt aerrlca doesn’t surprise y
Wa want
O range E llio tt received a tele­
gram Tuesday tellin g of th e death
of his b rother, H ow ard E llio tt, who
has been in th e b an k in g business
a t W estville, Illinois.
MVs. « . McVey, Mrs. P. H ilb ert.
Mrs- E. L. E vans and Mrs. Wm.
Clemmens w ere in P o rtlan d Tuesday
an d W ednesday a tte n d in g th e s ta te
convention of E. O. S.
Prof. F. W. P erisho, L aw rence
Conway, H orace^ T errell, Cecil F.
H inshaw , Gegore U pton and P au l
E l l io t t 'a r e o ff for Seabeck. W ash­
ington, to atten d th e Y. M. C. A.
conference.
N ew berg ladies ^who atten d ed th e
county convention of wom en’s clubs
a t Sheridan last F rid ay w ere Mrs.
George L. K elty, Mrs. E. L. Evans.
Mrs. L. P alm er, Mrs. W. W. Nelson
and Miss Jen n ie D. M iller.
Isaiah G ilbert, of New Castle,
In d ian a, aged 86 years. Is here w ith
his dau g h ter. Miss Dorothy, v isitin g
w ith his b ro th er, John J. G ilbert,
and o th er relatives.
Miss G ilbert
is the principal of one of the
schools in th e ir home city w ith a
large num ber of teach ers u n d er her.
They will rem ain for several weeks.
A caller at th e G raphic office to­
day, T hursday, w as C. E. Akers, one
of th e S h rln ers a tte n d in g th e big
g ath erin g in P o rtlan d who came out
th is way to see th e country- He
drove th ro u g h from In dianapolis in
a c a t and says th e d istan ce is 2,853
miles. Mr. A kers Is a form er new s­
paper m an, first hav in g been located
a t Cloverd&le, In d ian a, and Later at
Georgetown, Illinois, b u t since sell­
ing out a t th e la tte r place h as been
engaged in farm ing. W hile In town
h e m e t Mrs. W. S. P ark e r, he h av­
ing know n a t G eorgetown h er
b ro th er, H ow ard E llio tt, whose re ­
cen t d eath Is announced in a n o th er
colum n. Mr. A kers Is so well pleas­
ed w ith w hat he has seen of Oregon
th a t he contem plates locatin g in the
F. A. M orris tn form s th e Graphic
th a t th e old Allen evaporator on
South B laine s tre e t Is to be reb u ilt
e n d com pletely ^ » H p l ^ w n h fhoir-"
ern m achinery for h an d lin g fru it.
T he new Ins ta lla tion will include IN HONOR OF
m V B concrete furnaces, engines,
HISS MAUDE EVEREST
boilers, la te s t style of dipper and
spreaders, so rtin g tables, etc., so
M onday evening of th is week the
t h a t th e p lan t will be second to none home of Miss M ina Ames was tBe
in the valley.
E arly arran g em en t scene of much gayety. when Miss
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M aude Everest, whose w edding w ill
prunes- ea« now be m ade by seeing be an event of th e n ear fu tu re , was
Mr. M orris f t his office.
th e guest o f ~honor a t -a s u rp rise
C ards have been received here shower.
The evening was p leasan tly spent
from Pres. H. E. McGrew, of Penn
College, Iow a, ann o u n cin g the m ar­ In playing gam es an d w ith opening
riage of his d au g h ter, M arion, to a bank which can tain ed th e g ifts
C harles E dw ard W oodard, which for th e fo rtu n a te lady. Delicious
was solem nised a t Bloomingdale, refreshm ents w ere served by th e
Indiana, th e hom e of th e groom, on hostess.
Those present were Mesdames
Ju n e 8. The bride will be rem em ­
bered by m any of th e readers of th e Everest, L lch ten th aler, Deach, W. J.
G raphic, who, as a m ere girl, not S aunders and B a rtle tt, and the
beyond the years of childhood, gave Misses Velm a McConkie. M uriel
alm oet w om anly m in istratio n s to th e Y arnell, E dna F orsy th , E lla, Cor­
needs of h er Invalid m other, when nelia and R u th T itus, Mable and
h er fa th e r w as located here as th e Lena Jan e H ornlbrook, Goldie E ver­
president of P acific College. The est, Agnes Pow ell, C lara Haynes.
groom is th e son of Rev. E. M. Effle Plnney. M aude Everest. C lare
W oodard who is also know n to a Gum ellus and M ina Ames.
The young m an in th e case Is
num ber of th e G raphic readers. He
Leonard
L lch ten th aler, who grew up
was b ro u g h t up on a farm and it is
understood th a t he likes farm life In Newberg. and th e bride-to-be Is a
d au g h ter of Mrs. Josie Everest.
and expects to stick to It.
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if your skin is pimply, muddy or rough,
SAVE
M o n ey
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W HAT WOULD TH A T L IT TL E FAMILY OF YOUR» DO
RIGHT HOW IF ANYTHING HAPPENED TO YOU AND YOU
DIDN’T HAVE A DOLLAR T
LOTS OF THINGS COULD HAPPEN TO YOUR EARNING
POWER.
HADN’T YOU BETTER START A BANK ACCUUNT?
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK
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Vacation Needs
efore starting on your vacation
let us supply your drug store
needs to take with you. : :
It frequently happens that when
away our customers are unable to
get all their wants supplied. and it
will add to the comfort and enjoy*
ment of your vacation if you have
those needs with you. While you
are away if a need arises, mail your
orders to us. It will be filled
and
m
shipped to you the same day. We
will give particular care to your Ko­
dak Finishing. Mail your films
to us and we will have them
developed and printed, and
returned to you, or held
pending your arrival.
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LYNN B. FERGUSON
Prescription Druggist
The REXALL
NEWBERG,
S to r e
OREGON