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Mr. and Mrs. J . f*. Hoge have re ­
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ed from Toledo and N ew port
NORTH BOUND TRAIN!
w here th ey sp en t a few weeks, and
Lsavs Newberg
Arrive Portland
have located In tow n.
No. SSI, 1:01 a. m.
7 :4 1 a .m .
F. D. E ekerson la supply clerk In
No. SSI, | : i i a. m.
10: SS a. m.
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O h m art grocery w hile th e old
No. SSS, 1:18 p. m.
S:4S p. m.
wheel
horse. C. P . B utler, is o u t on
No. SSS, 4:01 p.m.
S:SS p. m.
p
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ta k in g a vacation.
No. SIO, 7:04 p. m.
S:S0 p. m.
Mks.
M ary M orris, in com pany
♦No. SIS, l t : S 0 a. m.
S:#S a. m.
w ith h er d au g h ters. Mrs. W. P. H ea-
♦Sunday only.
cock an d Mrs. M arlon Cook, w as
o u t from L ents last Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
Mrs. W. S. P a rk e r and little R u th ,
Portland
Arrivo Nowborg who sp en t th re e w eeks v isitin g w ith
No. SSI, 7:16 A m.
1:00 a. m. relativ es h ere a n d a t Salem , le ft for
N A S H , 1 I:S I m m .
1 1 :4 1 a .m . th e ir hom e a t L a Q rande on Mon­
No 861, 1:00 p. m.
S:S0 p.m. day.
No. SSS, 4: IS p. m.
f : S I p.m.
Mrs. C. R. D uer an d ch ild ren have
N e. SS7, S: SS p. m.
1:61 p jn. gone to C leveland, Ohio, - fo r a visit
♦No. S II, 11: SS p.m.
11:46 a. m. w ith h e r p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs.
♦Saturday only.
Gage, who m ake fre q u e n t visits
Trains Noe. SSS and SSS discon­
here.
tinued between Newberg and Mc­
Miss Leona Jackson an d Miss
Minnville.
Miaude W ills have gone to P o rtla n d
Mrs. Dan K aufm an visited rela. ! to do clerical w ork d u rin g th e sum -
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itiv e e In P ortland last week.
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hom e of h er p aren ts, Mr. a n d Mrs.
Miss Hazel Reed Is enjoying h er A R Mllli> and w ,„ rw naln fo r a
vacation in Vancouver, W a sh in g to n .. feW weekB
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v isitin g friends th is week.
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and
Miss Leona O urtls re tu rn ed from d a u g h te rs have gone to Underwood,
her^ visit w ith relatives a t Y akim a, W ashington, to spend th e sum m er
W ashington, last F rid ay evening,— .J w h e re N. C. Is engaged in th e saw
Mrs. Zella L inton has gone to m illing business.
Beaver for a visit of a few w eeks
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E th e l R oyer who h as been
w ith her sister, Mrs. H u b e rt Sm ith. stay in g w ith h e r g ra n d p are n ts, Mr.
Carl M ichaux Is here from Mc­ and Mrs. Jo h n D unlap, a n d a tte n d ­
M innville w orking behind th e pre­ in g school, re tu rn e d to h e r home a t
scription counter a t th e P arlo r Dam ascus la st S unday.
Pharm acy.
Mrs. I. C. Q uick an d grandsons,
M ra F a ith E. V incent, of New­ D elbert and E m m ett Olds, a re v is­
port, W ashington, Is v isitin g w ith itin g in T illam ook a n d w hile aw ay
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r M illard, o f w ill a tte n d a b irth d a y a n n iv ersary
W est T hird street.
o f 't h e boys' g re a t-g ra n d fa th e r.
E. H a rris. G. A. R. veteran, who
Mr. and Mrs. W alter D unlap and
little daughter, of P o rtlan d , w ere <?*me h ere w ith h is fam ily from
visitors a t th e p aren tal home in K ansas a sh o rt tim e ago, has
bought th e Joeeph P etschel proper­
New berg Sunday.
ty on Went F ir s t s tre e t fo r a home.
J. C. Wills, th e old O. A. R. v et­
T h is is baby boys’ week w ith sons
e ra n who baa been in feeble h ea lth
To Mr.
fo r several m onths, is said to be reported born as follows:
and Mrs. V ernon Johnson, on last
fa llin g quite rapidly.
F rid ay : to Mr. an d Mrs. W ill H am ­
John C ornett and fam ily have re­
n e tt on S unday and to Mr. and Mrs.
tu rn ed from Tillam ook w here they
Jesse Moore on Monday.
w ere engaged in road construction
O. W. B rentner, who drove to
w ork for several weeks.
F alls C ity last -Sunday, says the
C hester Zum w alt has retu rn ed
m any detours he had to m ake on
from Eugene where he has been a t ­
account of road w ork and th e rough
ten d in g school, and is now ^asslsting
spots encountered m ade th e trip
his fa th e r in the store.
a n y th in g but pleasurable.
M eritt Tlm berlake has m ade such
Dr. Brown, v e te rin a ria n who was
progress th a t he is now driv in g th e
located in N ew berg a few years ago
Ford about town and also gets and who Is v eterin ary in stru c to r in
ab o u t w ith the aid of crutches.
the W ashington S ta te CoHege at
Mks. Mary E. Bankson has gone P ullm an, was h ere w ith his fam ily
to F reew ater. U m atilla c6unty, for d riv in g a Ford last Sunday.
a visit w ith h er nephew, R obert
Lee H elton, who operated a short
Bell, who grew up in Newberg.
o rd er house on Main stree t a t one
The college catalogue and p ro s -, tim e, cam e in from W h ittie r, Call-
pectus for next y ear is out and any- . fqrnla, th e firs t of th e week and
o ne desiring a copy may be sup- a fte r Bpending a couple of days here
plied by applying to P resident Mills, w ent to Hopewell to visit h is daugh-
L. M. Carey, who came from Es-
condldo, C alifornia, a few days ago
to look a fte r some property a t
Springbrook.w as In Newberg Wed-
needuy In com pany w ith his son-ln-
law , W alter Chown. and fam ily.
from Mosier, w here Mr. Chown is
engaged in the hardw are business.
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E d ito r U m baugh of th e K elsonian
was here from Kelso, W ashington.
the first of th e week v isitin g his
b ro th er-in -law ,
F.
R.
R undell.
W hile In tow n he called a t th e
G raphic office to exchange fra te rn a l
greetings.
When You Write Letters
EYES
There is absolutely no investm ent
that w ill bring yon the returns
as money spent to preserve and
keep your eyes as young as pos­
sible.
There is no machinery if forced
to work under a strain but what
w ea n out sooner than it would
w ith proper care.
There is no machinery in the
world that goes down faster than
your eyes if they are forced to
work tinder a strain.
C. A. MORRIS
J . W. P rise r was a P o rtlan d v isit­
or T uesday.
C lausen Brooks and H erm an Jo ­
h ansen are spending a few days a t
Meadow Lake.
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T h e N ew berg band w ill give a
co n cert in th e p ark S unday a fte r­
noon a t 2:30 o’clock.
8m all ch ild ren of Mr. Dobbe and
G arry Cook, living In th e n o rth w est
p a rt o f tow n, are very sick.
A t 't h e school election Reid M on­
day E . C. B aird and Clyde S tretch
w ere elected as m em bers of th e
board.
C. J . P u g h , m an ag er of th e A. R u­
p e rt Co. Inc. b ra n c h can n ery a t
F a lls C ity, w as In N ew berg W ed­
nesday.
T h e copy fo r th e o b itu a ry for
Mrs. W. O. R obertson, deceased, was
m islaid and overlooked. I t appears
in th is Issue of th e G raphic.
M any N ew berg people have been
seeing th e s ig h ts in P o rtla n d d u rin g
th e week, Incident to th e S h rln ers'
C onvention add th e Rose F estival.
Mrs. F a n n ie L illy, a recen t arriv al
from W inona, M innesota, is stop­
ping w ith M!rs. E d ith B ehnke u n til
th e p ro p e rty . on F ra n k lin street,
w h ich she owns. Is vacated, when
she w ill move in.
C. M. R yan Is to ta k e his old
place as head m an in th e d ry goods
d e p a rtm e n t In th e M iller M ercantile
Co. sto re and E a rl M. Boyles, th e
foot specialist. Is leav in g for H ills­
boro, w here he w ill tak e a position
w ith W eil Bros.
T he Tom T y ndall b uilding, occu­
pied by Jam es McGuire, barb er, and
C. A. M orris, jew eler, has been
b rig h te n e d up w ith a new coat of
p a in t. T he b arb er shop has a shlng
new strip ed pole and th e show w in ­
dows of th e jew elry sto re have been
touched up w ith new letterin g .
A C om m ercial Club banquet was
held a t th e Im perial hotel on F rid ay
ev en in g of last week, when Judge
S tap leto n was expected to be in a t ­
ten d an ce and give a talk on the
N o n -P artisa n L eague and th e pro­
posed reduction in th e legal ra te of
in te re st, b u t he failed to connect.
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Graham’s Drug Store
Phone W hite 113
*Njrals Medicines
The Electric Range is Serving
the Purpose of ECONOMY
E lectric service is not increasing in o o tt The Electric Washing;
Machine is the greatest labor saving device for the home of the'
oeatury. There are a m illion of them in use in the U. 8. A. .
W e sell the Apex, the Maytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
Any one can afford a W ashing Machine. The operating oosl is.
negative. We sell everything Electrical. We do w iring in aoccrd-
anoe w ith the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for a ll work
performed.
Yamhill Electric Company
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables^
We please th e m o st particular. P h en e us a grocery order en d see
If our prom pt service doesn ’t surprise yen . We w ant yeur trade.
I w ill
Bank
M in e .
SHE
THERE WAS A TIM E WHEN THE *TH OF JULY M EANT
BLOWING UP YOUR MONEY IN GUNPOWDER AND OCCA­
SIONALLY LOSING Ati EYE OR HAND.
TODAY W E HAVE “ SAFE AND SANE” CELEBRATIONS.
WE SAVE MONEY AND LIVES AND HAVE A BETTER TIM E
INSTEAD OF “ BLOWING” YOUR MONEY, PUT IT IN
TH E BANK FOR SOME LUXURIES OR COMFORTS IN YOUR
OLD AGE.
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TOM C0RWINE
GREAT ENTERTAINER
Poamsme Remarkable Powers of Imi­
tation and Mimicry.
Tom Oorwine Is a prince among en­
tertainers. He tills every m inute with
fine fun and laughter. All th a t he does
Is original. He Im itates no one and
no one can im itate him successfully.
The Joliet Daily News says: “Tom
At th e Rex school election held Oorwine has the most marvelous throat
Monday Mrs. S. Sanderm an was in existence. He is a living wonder,
elected for d irecto r and N. L. WiLey
for clerk, th is b eing th e th irty -
1 b ird tim e for th e la tte r. The prop­
osition for p u ttin g u p a new build­
ing w ith an au d ito riu m on the sec­
ond floor figured in th e m eeting,
an it has in th e past. Mrs -K vaage-
line M artin Is to be th e head of th e
school next year, w ith Mina Olga
ICCiler , of N ew berg, who m u st
th e school th e pant year as an-
slsta n t.
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fo r sev e ral y e a ta . died In a P ortland
hospital la s t lUonday m orning. 1H
w ent to th e hospital ten days ago
w h ere h e h ad a su rg ical operation
fo r some in te rn a l ailm ent, and for
a few days appeared to be in a fa ir
way fo r recovery, b u t the end cam*
suddenly, w ith a tu rn for the worse.
F u n e ra l services w ere held at the
C h ristian church, th is, Thursday,
aftern o o n , by Rev. K. H. Slckafoose.
th e pastor. T he age of the deceased
wan 49 years, lack in g about four
m onths, and he leaves a widow but
no children. D. A. Jone* was an
honest, u p rig h t, h ard w orking man
and one who w ill be missed in the
com m unity w hich was his home all
h is life, and w here he wan held in
hig h esteem .
W fd Fuel !• c—ting More and H on Each Y—rl
Electric cooking i« Still 4 cent! Per Kilowatt H&ur
JEWELER MS OPTOMETRIST
the ptantng^ shcdB at the raw
Our Stationery
E astm an Kodaks
YOUR
David A. Jones, whose home was
"our In T h e Fernw ooff nelghborhoud,
and who had been employed In
You ought to have the most suitable
stationery you can getTwhether you're
writing
ing for a jobb er accepting a pro*-
posat o f marriage, or simply sending a
long gossipy letter to a-e num.
supply is composed of styles, tints and weights to
please a variety of tastes. It makes writing'a real
pleasure. And our prices*—Your Money 's VVorth-
Rsv. Fred' B. Getter and family
ara spending the week down by the
sounding sea at Nestucca.
W ill G. Allen an d F. A. E lliott
w ere dow n from Salem W ednesday
p ilo tin g some of th e S h rln ers who
w ere o u t seeing th e valley.
Jam es H. Derby, a Tacom a • new s­
paper m an who h as been atten d in g
th e S h rtn e r’s big m eet In P ortland,
was a caller a t th e G raphic office
W ednesday.
Miss B lythe Owen, who is teac h ­
in g m usic In tb s A dventist College
a t W alla W alla, W ashington, Is
borne fo r th e sum m er vacation but
expects to re tu rn for next year.
A fte r m any years of discussion,
pro a a d con, D ayton Avenue hat*
been closed by m u tu al consent of
th e property ow ners m ost in tsrested
an d by action of th e city council.
C. H. E llis w ill have ch arg e of
th e c a rp e n te r work on a new ten
tu n n e l p ru n e evap o rato r w hich the
recent p u rch aser of th e H. A. Page
p ru n e farm In W est Chebalem is
going to build.
U: S. G. M iller, who h as a n apple
orch ard in th e fo rk s of th e Vam bill
an d W illam ette riv ers below Day-
ton, says be lost ab o u t a fo u rth of
his tree s by th e extrem e cold
w e ath er la st w in ter. ’
C u rtis a n d F loyd P ark e r, who
w ere down from th e T u rn e r farm
Tuesday, c a rry in g a rich brow n tan,
said crops w ere m ak in g g re a t prom ­
ise o u t th e ir way since th e w onder­
ful ra in fa ll th a t cam e Just in season
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to d o th h moat good------
J. F. Stedm an, of T igard, who
w as located In N ew berg a few years
ago ru n n in g a m achine shop and
foundry, w as In tow n last S atu rd ay
in com pany w ith h is b ro th er, C. R.
S tedm an, who is engaged in the
real e sta te business in Denver, Col­
orado.
T he Misses M arg aret and Doris
Bu8ick, of Union, w ere v isitin g at
the home of th e ir a u n t, Mrs. E llen
Bloom, th e first of th e week. Miss
Mtargaret has been a stu d en t in the
Norm al a t M onmouth th e p a st year.
A fter seeing th e Rose C arnival she
w ill go to E astern Oregon w here she
will engage In teaching.
D. B. Hensley, who cam e from
San Francisco, has b ought a sm all
tra c t located below tow n on th e old
fe rry road w here th e fam ily will
have a good outlook on th e W illa­
m ette river, which, though n o t so
big nor so windy as San Francisco
Bay, is th e sub ject of Sam L. Sim p­
son’s best poem, “ B eautiful W illa­
m ette.”
Roland Towers and Miss Olga
B lackburn, both of N ew berg, were
united in m arriag e a t noon W ednes­
day a t th e residence of th e bride’s
p aren ts. Mr. an d M rsr Ja m e s Black­
burn. Thp cerem ony was perform ed
by Rev. W. R. Jew ell of th e B aptist
church. The new ly-w eds will begin
house keeping a t B rig h to n , in T illa­
mook county.
Miss E sth er T errell, in com pany
w ith Miss Lyra Miles, left th e first
of the week for R ichm ond, Indiana,
w here they w ill a tte n d th e Young
F rien d s C onference w hich meets
yearly.
A little la te r Miss Miles
expects to sail for London w here she
will a tte n d th e big Peace C onfer­
ence w hich bas been u n d e r way for
the p ast year.
M ention was m ade last week of
C. E. A kers, a fo rm er In d ian a news­
paper m an who drove th ro u g h from
Indianapolis in a m achine, being in
Newberg.
Mr. A kers has since
rented th e W. E. W h ite property on
South School stre e t and says he will
take tim e to look around w ith a
view of in vestin g in some Oregon
real e state later.
possessing four distinct throats In one,
so th a t he can make a concordance of
sounds th at no other voice has ever
accomplished.”
He Im itates birds,
anim als and mechanical contrivances
with a perfection th at Is nncanny.
His humorous sketches are Irresist­
ibly laughable and have won for him
a nation-wide reputation.
M e appears In two program s on the
fourth day of C hautauqua.
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Vacation Needs
B
efore starting on your vacation
let ua supply your drug store
needs to take with you.
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I t frequently happens th at w hen
aw ay our custom ers a re unable to
get all their w ants supplied and
will add to the com fort and eniov-
m ent of your vacation if you have
those needs with you. W hile you
_!are away if a need arises, mail your
orders to us. It will be filled and
shipped to you th e same day.—W e
■wiB give particular c a re to your Ko-
dak Finishing. M ail your films
to us and we will have them
developed and printed, and
returned to you, or held
pending your arrival.
LYNN B. FERGUSON
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The R E X A L L Store
NEWBERG,
OREGON