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the summer visiting through the
West.
Mrs. A. J. Heskett, who U lec­
turing on the West Coast Chau­
tauqua. waa home last Saturday
night for a few hours, the first
since last September.
She says
there is no place like old Oregon.
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M a k e the Home
Com fortable
• A comfortable home is the
best inducement to keep the
fam ily together. A n d co m ­
fortable furniture makes com­
fortable homes.
Couches— D avenports
a t Lowest Prices
A nice roomy couch or davenport
is oftentimes all that's needed to add«r
that “ h om elik e” touch which so
many places lack. W e can supply
them in all the popular woods and
latest upholsterings.
S tyle a n d S ta b ility a t P leasing P ric a
W . W . Hollingsworth Co
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Whitaker en­
tertained. the following guests dur­
ing the past week: Fred Hackney,
from Nlcaraugua. Central America.
Janies Callahan. Nome. Alaska,
1 Mr. and Mks Charles Stanbaugh.
Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wer-
lein and Dr. and Mrs. Bert Olling-
er. from The Dalles, Mrs. Elliott
Roberts. Mrs. William Keller and
Mrs. Morris Bighee, from Portltnd.
DUNDEE
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Meyer wel­
comed the first daughter to their
home on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. F. Marker and son. of
Los Angeles, are guests of Mrs.
Marker’s sister. Mrs. Hutchinson.
Misses Susan Tucker, Susannah
Platt. Katherine Ainaworth and
Elizabeth Shepherd, of Portland,
are spending a part of their vaca­
tion at Ijllss Sally Beck’s home.
Rev. George H. Greer evidently
thought Portland a more satisfac­
tory port of enibarkatiop than Se­
attle for he caffieT Bome Sunday to
take a fresh start for California.
Mr. and Mr 9 . E. U. Marr and
family, their guests, the Tannahlll
family, and Mrs. Hans Nelson and
children spent two days In camp­
ing on the Columbia River High­
way recently.
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F \ R E O P Y O U R __ _
TEMPER TO A ©LAZE
Don’t let your temper get
the best of you during this
weather or during the hot
days to come.
See that
your bath room is fitted
with the proper tub and
plumbing and you can
laugh at Old Sol. We’re
the plumbers de luxe when
it comes to bath room fix­
tures.
EVANS PLUMBING SHOP
911 .First Street.
Shop Phone: Blue 195
Residence Phones:
Black 6—Blue 6
than she had been for several days.
She wanted to know all about
everybody and is always so pleased
to see every visitor.
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Newberg, Oregon
Hew US Now Officer*
V,
TENTS
Mr Ford Owner
1. Our mechanics are trained Ford men.
2. Our Ford Parts Department is one of our prides. Every part
th a t goes into a Ford Car or Truck or Tractor is carried in large
quantities. ALL GENUINE FORD PARTS.
Ami our extensive shop equipment is maintained for Ford Cars
only. Our charges for repair work are based on a scale set by thk
Foni Motor Co. We do not deviate from fids. You are therefore
assured of an Honest Deal.
The good will of the Ford owner is the same as money to us. For
it is through their good will th at our business will grow.
Buy Your Next Ford from us
We will mike you a liberal allowance «a your used Ford.
M AY M OTOR CO.,New berg
Phone White 7.
Insist on Oenulns Ford Parts
Army Goods
Army Goods
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HAPPENINGS IN DUNDEE
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Shannahan gave a dinner party on
their lawn in honor of their son,
And some things that ought to
Elmofs, twenty-first birthday.
A bf 4 pne.
large number of friends were pres­
The pastor of our little Commun­
ent and enjoyed the social after­ ity Church and his wife are invited
I. Eves visited her daughter, Mrs.
REX
noon.
to spend two Sabbaths, July 25th
A. J. Heskett, at Vader. Washing­
and
August 1st, at Toledo and
Miss Belle Kelley and Lawrence
Mrs. Lent and Mrs. Carlson ton.
Newport.
Rev. George F Round,
spent Sunday at Mr. Frost’s.
Mrs. A. Astleford and her two Snyder, of Aurora, Oregon, were of Newberg, has kindly promised
Mtrs. Sawyer and daughter are boys, John and Paul; from Cali­ married in June and are enjoying to jpreach July 25th. and Miss
spending a few days at Mr. Har­ fornia. are visiting her father, N. a honeymoon in California. They Edith Minchln at 11 a. m. August
will be at home at Aurora after
L. Wiley.
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mon’s.
August first where Mrs. Snyder 1st. In the absence of Mrs. Gilles­
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Lewis are * Mr. and Mrs. Ditto entertained hopes to see all - her Dundee pie the class in prepratory mem­
going to California and will motor at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. An­
bership which meets with the Ep-
friends.
derson and three children. Marlon,
all the way.
worth League at 7 p. m. each Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Tannahill,
A , .car was wrecked near the Pauline and Ruth, and Mr. and formerly of Santa Ana, -California, day will be cared fOr by Superin-'
tendent Bahringer.
Bro.- White
school house Saturday night. No .Mrs. Mulligan, all of Portland.
after spending a year in travel in w ill' care for the pastor’s Bible
one was much hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davault, from California. Oregon. Washington,
Tulsa.
Oklahoma, who have been Idaho and Montana, have bought a class.
August 5 there will be a' com­
Mrs. Bahringer will lead the
visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis, have "home In Newberg, having decided
munity picnic in N. L. Wiley’s
prayer meeting this Thursday night
gone
on
to
California
to
visit
rela-
grove. Everybody invited.
that the Willamette Valley is the and Sister Helmena Frankhause
! tives. Mrs. Davault is a sister of
The Sunday of the 11th Mrs. F. I Mr. Sturgis. They expect to spend best home spot they have seen. will lead or secure a leader for
Mrs. Tannahlll is a sister of Mrs. prayer meeting next week.
E. U. Marr.
The pastor has by the authority
“Give my love to Dundee.” was given him by Dr. E. E. Gilbert.
Mrs. Cyrene Palmer’s message on District Superintendent, and our
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Sunday as a Dundee caller left her local trustees, been soliciting funds
at Chehalem Center. So here it is for purchase, moving and addition­
in the Graphic where it will reach al repairing of the nice little par­
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all her friends. It is a case of love sonage which was bought of Mr.
7*mioL ,
being returned many fold for no Dearborn last December. It now
one In Dundee is more beloved than sets up on posts three feet high,
Just dts thing for Cam ping, M otor trips or Playhouses for the children,
Mrs. Palmer whose big mother and may remind you of a boy with
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U . S . N iavy
avy Officers T
Tents,
made Rom bast quality 12 ox. W hite Caa-
heart has held us all 3 0 closely all his pants rolled up ready for the
sa a Cost Unde Sam almost twice as mud) as our price. Complete
hardwood stakes, poles and ropes, S ise 9x9 feet and every foot a teal 1
the years she has been a resident "swimming hole" in Indiana, if a
M atl Orders Promptly Filled.
in this vicinity. It is a pleasure sufficient amount of funds can be
to be able to report that on Sunday provided, and it can be done. “I
C A M P L E W IS W IR E L E S S
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4,1 WILCOX BUILDING, PORTLAND. OREGON
Mrs. Palmer was feeling stronger can’t never accomplished any­
thing" but “I will try has done
wonders.”
If, one, the price of just one of
those fine automobiles that bo fre­
quently glide up and down our
hill sides, can be secured, the pas­
tor will not only continue that
acting pole that the boys and girls
find on the parsonage porch, but
will make wondrous changes in tbe
appearance of both parsbnage and
church property.
To Dundee people, remember
the church services and attend
* THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
them', and I’ll be back. Providence
prmittlng, to help tbe young con­
verts paint the parsonage.
Say, don't expect the Ladies’ Aid
and Christopher A Young to do all
tbe church work.
Gillespie, Tbe Tender Foot In Ore­
We solicit your business for the following reasons:
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A Chance for Work­
ing Men and Women
That is all we need to tell yon unless it is to mention what
you will find here, such as the following:
BLANKETS
0. D. BREECHES
0. D. SHIRTS
0. D. COATS
OVERCOATS
KHAKI BREECHES
KHAKI COATS
UNDERWEAR
OVERALLS
JUMPERS
LEATHER GLOVES
COTTON GLOVES
HATS
CAPS
SHOES
WHITE SHIRTS
CANVAS LEGGINGS
WRAPPED LEGGINGS -
CARTRIDGE BELTS
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
CHILDREN’S NIGHTGOWNS
PONCHOS
SHELTER HALVES
SHELTER TENTS
HORSE BLANKETS
LADIES’ WAISTS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
We are here, the re it ii up to you. We are prepared to outfit
H unting Parties, Cherry Pickers, etc. Get two of those
Shelter Halves and make a tent. We will remain open even­
ing so yon will not need to leave your work during the day.
These goods have been used by The United States Government
and are fumigated knd are made perfectly safe for you.
THE ARMY STORE
8 1 0 F irst S t.
N ext, to Vincent*«
ig Bargains
IN U S E D C A R S
OMsmobile Eight Like New
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$ 1275
Buick Six, Cord Tires
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$1250
Cleveland Six, 1920 Demonstrator $1400
Overland Model 90 New Tires
$ 750
Overland Model 90 In Fine Shape $ 675
Ford Touring
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$ 2 75
We are also agents for the
Chandler,
Cleveland,
Overland,
GMC Trucks
TURNER & CHRISTENSEN,
McMinnville, Oregon
G ARY TRUCKS
Quality Counts
5 Models
1 to 5 T o n s
CONTRACTORS
LUMBERMEN
LOGGERS
FARMERS
DAIRYMEN
8 Sizes
Attention
HINTS FOR SWIMMERS
We can now make the most liberal terms to purchasers of
trucks, lot, all kinds of contract work, fourteen to eighteen
Tom Robinson, veteran swim­
ming coach, presents these rules
for swimmers:
Wait at least an hour after eat­
ing before swimming.
Do not go in bathing alone.
There is safety in numbers.
Never accept an invitation to
ride in a canoe If you cannot swim.
In entering the water keep the
hands under so if you step Into a
hols you can immediately start
swimming.
In learning to
swim move
toward the shore; never swim
away from the beach.
Keep out of rough water If you
are subject to heart trouble.
Never swim until exhausted.
Don’t "show off.”
If caught in the'undertow, try at
once to float.
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Bee the Graphic for all the city
and county news.
months to pay np in ; no payment to be made while trucks are
idle during w inter months. P ut your boy or hire someone to
operate a truck oa a contract job and. cam a track for your
own use. Immediate delivery if you order a "GARY.”
New Location
G ARY COAST AGENCY, INC.
Tenth a n d Hoyt Sta
PORTLAND, ORE
T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S 1
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens,
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calls lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
JOHN GOWER