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Parlor Pieces
If you are thinking of get
ting a new set of parlor furni
ture or adding a few pieces to
what you already have, now is
the time to do it.
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Wc are quoting some very attrac
tive prices right now on parlor fur
niture that you will be proud to
show. It m il pay to investigate.
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Style and Stability at Pleasing Prices
W. W. Hollingsworth Co
Newberg, Oregon
D UN D EE
lira . Clark Noble spent Saturday
in Portland.
Spencer* Vedder and Harold Par-
rett have gone to Condon fo r tbe
harvest season.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morecroft
have bought a fam near Vancouver
and w ill more sometime in tbe Fall.
M r .'a n d Mrs. Nathan H olt and
W esley and Beatrice Holt were Mon
day guests o f John Workman at
Sylranns Springs Farm.
Mrs. Palm er was universally loved
and w ill be greatly missed in the
community.
But her gentleness,
tender sympathy, happy ways and
genial smile are still w ith us, con
stant reminders o f her beautiful
soul.
A nice letter from Isabella Allan
which came a few days ago tells o f
her’s and her mother’s pleasant so
journ at Mt. Hood hotel at Hood
H irer. Mrs. A llan's health is stead
ily improving in the change o f a t
mosphere.
In the absence o f the pastor Rev.
Gibson of N ew berg conducted the
services, the church being flllea
w ith Mrs. Palm er’s relatives and
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A Chance for W ork
ing Men and Women
Proper plumbing brings the
properest sort o f Joy to man
Thai is a ll we need to teil you unless it ia to mention w hat
kind which givea him a chance
you w ill find here, «uch as the follow ing:
Roe R. Robison and party have
to cheer up when he completes
returned from an outing on Mt.
his m orning’s toilet or takes a'
Hood.
Mr. Robison’s guests were
his cousin. Miss Nina Robison; his
cold shower a fter an arduous
qiece, Miss Dorothy Robison; Byrd
day’s work.
L et us Install
Handley and Rudolph Schweiber.
Mr. Robison reports a perfect day
perfect plumbing for you. •
fo r the climb except a smokiness on
the fa r horizoh that in te rfe re d
somewhat w ith the distant view.
The party stayed at Government
Camp, from which point a guide was
3 U F irst Street.
obtained.
The stop at the crater
Shop Phone: Blue 195
where the steam and sulphur fumes
. Residence Phones:
reminded them o f what the inside,
Black 6— Blue 6
o f this old earth m ight be like was
enjoyed.
The party took the new
trail to the west, avoiding the haz
ardous bridge over the big crevase.
Mr. Robison says the slide down the
BEX
mountain was worth the climb." A ll
the members o f the party are en
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lew is and
thusiastic over the beauties o f the
Mrs.
O. Woodworth are o ff fo r a
outing. Mr. Robison says: “ I t was
motor
trip to C alifornia and expect
a grand trip ."
Of all the homemakers In Dundee to camp aiong the w ay and have a
there has never been one who has good time.
EVANS PLUM BING SHOP
Newest Designs in
Plain or Fancy Patterns
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tain County, Indiana. SePt. I t , l t l t .
He came to Oregon In 1855. In 1 8 ft
he married Louise Jane Ramsey,
who died July 11. 1911.
F iv e
children, four of whom are living,
were born to them. Surviving child-1
ren are W alter. Albert and Scott
Livengood of Dundee, and Mr. Ed
ward Wilson o f Qanby. Mr. L iven
good is also survived by the fo llo w
ing sisters and brothers: Mrs. Clara
Davidson of Oswego. Or.; Mrs. H ar
riet Shuck of Yam hill, Or.; Mrs.
Sarah MackLe o f Newberg. Or.;
John Livengood of Dundee. Or.;
Henry Livengood of Fern wood, Or.;
Solomon and Charles Frank L iven
good o f Dayton. Wash. Mr. Liven-
good's funeral services were held a t
H ollingsworth’s chapel in New berg
and interment at the Dundee ceme
tery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballgreser, o f Port
had more o f a love fo r flowers or
who took more pains in having a land. called on t lr . and Mrs. O.
beautiful flow er garden than Mrs. Woodworth when on their w ay to
Cyrene Palmer.
Hence, it seemed Haney county fo r a two weeks’
friends, including a large delegation ¿specially fittin g that her friends fishing trip.
in Dundee should take a tender and
o f members o f the Wom an’s R elief ...
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T + - - Furdland
Tomkins, of St. Paul.
Corns o f Kawberg. o f which organi loving pleasure in preparing beauts .Mlnneßota> aBd MIsa Woodworth( of
sation Mrs. Palm er was a member. ful decorations fo r her funeral ser Portla n d ,' spent Monday w ith Mr.
Interm ent was In the fiamlly lot at vices. I t was one o f Mrs. Palm er’s and Mrs. O. Woodworth. Mr. Tom
requests that the chtirCh should be
the Dundee cemetery.
kins and Mr. W oodworth were fo r
Mrs. Swink is in receipt of a Letter decorated after tbe manner that she mer schoolmates and although they
from Mr. Swink from San Francisco used so often in preparing it fo r had not met fo r thirty-six years,
tellin g o f his pleasant m eeting w ith special occasions. But added to the each recognized the other.
Rev. Geo. Greer and Ernest Thun. general scheme o f green and w hite
Headed
by M ayor
and
Mrs-
Mr. Swink thinks he has never seen there was a wonderful profusion o f
George L. Balder .of Portland, «
all
the
flow
ers
o
f
the
season,
lovin
g
such a wonderful city as San Fran
special party o f Ad Clubbers visited
cisco and he is delighted w ith it. tributes from the various homes
the home b f Ed Merlin, a life mem
where
Mrs.
Palm
er
had
always
been
Perhaps the fact that his health is
A
A general committee oY ber, at Rex, Monday night.
much improved since going to San so loved.
large
bouquet
o
f
flowers
with
Francisco helps to make the new members o f the Ladles’ Aid Society.
Dundee Woman’s Club, and Women messages from other members who
environment attractive.
o f W oodcraft met in the forenoon could not come was presented to
D. L. Terry, who attended the
and prepared beautiful set pieces Mr. Merlin which was received
convention o f Realtors in Spokane
and hosts o f friends from Dundee. with a great deal o f delight and
a week or so ago, is in Cuver, Or.,
N ew berg and Chehalem Center add with pleasant recollections o f fo r
looking over the territory with the
mer days. Mr. M erlin has been in
ed their contributions.
prospect o f locating there. Later—
ill health for many months, due to
Mr. Terry did not like the eastern
a nervous breakdown.
Th e party
part o f the state as w ell as the west
included Mayor and Mrs. Baker, Mr.
ern and has returned and accepted
and Mrs. H. C. Callan, W alter
Tactless, Indeed.
a position in the Farm Dept, o f the
Conklin, John Dougall, Ed Jaeger
Miss Gldday— How old do you think
Frank McGuire Co. o f Portland. Mr.
and A. G. Clark.
T erry begins work in the new field I am?
Tactless Man—Oh, I should say thir
on Monday, August 1st.
ty-flve.
Flem ing Livengood, one o f Dun
Miss G.— Hm i You are ten years
0IE0 TO ESCAPE SUFFERING
dee’s oldest settlers, passed aw ay at out of the way.
T.
M.—
Why,
my
year
indy!
You
the home of his son, Albert, July 24.
Crew of Crippled Hun Submarine Took
Mr. Livengood was born in Foun can’t really be forty-live!— Boston
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lees Situation.
CAPS
BLA NK E TS
SHOES
W H ITE SHIRTS
- 0. D. BBEECHES
0. D. SHIRTS
CANVAS LEGGINGS
0. D. COATS
W R APPED LEGGINGS
OVERCOATS
K H A K I BREECHES
CHILDREN’S DBESSES
CARTRIDGE BELTS
K H A K I COATS
CHILDREN’S NIGH TGOW NS
U N D E R W EA R
PONCHOS
OVERALLS
SHELTER H ALVES
JUMPERS
SHELTER TENTS
LE A T H E R GLOVES
HOBSE BLANK ETS
COTTON GLOVES
LADIES’ W AISTS
HATS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
W e are here, the rest if up to you.
We are prepared to outfit
Hunting Parties, Cherry Pickers, etc.
Shelter Halves and make a tent.
THE UNIVE RS AL CAR
Mr Ford Owner
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W e solicit your business for the follow ing reasons:
1.
Our mechanics are trained Ford men.
2. Our Ford Farts Department is one of our prides. Every part
that goes into a Ford Car or Track or Tractor is carried in large
quantities. ALT. G E N U IN E FORD PARTS.
And our extensive shop equipment is maintained for Ford Cars
only. Our charges for repair work are basod on a scale set by th/k
Ford K otor Co. W e do not deviate from this. Tou are therefore
assured o f an Honest Deal.
The good w ill of the Ford owner is the same as money to us.
it is through their good w ill that our business w ill grow.
W e w ill remain open even
Buy Your Next Ford from us
W e w ill make you a liberal allowance on your used Ford.
MAYMOTOR CO.,Newberg
Phone White 7
Inslat on Genuine Ford Part#
Qen. Benjamin Butler's W it
General Butler was the leader o f
the house In 1875 and Samuel J. Ran
dall leader o f the Democratic side. As
the Forty-third congress was shout
to close I was with Randall when
itutler came up, and Randall asked
him to hold a Sunday session. Butler
said no, he would not consent to It;
he never would do any work on Sun
day that was not necessary.
Randall turned and chafflngly said:
"Oh, that Is your New England Puri
tanism, I suppose. That serves you to
good purpose, and I expect to meet
you some day, Rutler.ln another and
better world.” ,
Butler replied In a flash: “Oh. no
Sam; you will be there, as you are
here, e member of the lower house.”
—Melville E. Stone, In Collier’s
Weekly.
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lay.
These goods have been used by The United States Government
and are fumigated and are made perfectly safe for you.
THE ARMY STORE
810 First St,
Next to Vincent’s
Bargains
Some
IN USED CARS
$1400
Cleveland Demonstrator
u i c i m ih i
M~UI
OC 1
m uuci o s t
$ 650
$ 2 75
Overland Model 84 .
Buick Light Six,
$1100
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Overland 90
$ 675
Olds Eight Like New
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Overland 90
$825
Reo Roadster, New Tires
$ 275
Overland 59
$ 150
Maxwell Touring
$ 150
Nash Quad Truck, 3 Ton, Dump
Body and Hoist, Perfect Shape $3250
W ill take small truck, o r car in trade.
TURNER & CHRISTENSEN,
McMinnville, Ore
GARY TRUCKS
Quality Counts
5 Models
1 to 5 Tons
C O NTR ACTO R S
LU M B E R M E N
LOGGERS
FARM ERS
D A IR Y M E N
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Attention
W e can now make the most liberal terms to purchasers of
trucks, foul a ll kinds of contract work, fourteen to eighteen
months to pay up in ; no payment to be made while trucks axe
idle during w inter months.
Put your boy or hire someone to
operate a truck on a contract job and earn a truck fo r your
own use.
For
Get two of those
in g so you w ill not need to lease your work during the
Overland and Chandler Dealers.
Admiral Sims in the World’s Work
tells of the efficiency of tbe subchaser
listening devices. Once when a subma
rine had been injured and was lying
on the bottom in shallow water a grew-
some thing was heard. They listened
for boors, without bearing a sound;
but about 5 o’clock In tbe afternoon a
sharp piercing noise came ringing over
the wires. It was a sound that made
the listeners' blood run cold.
Only one thing in the world could
make a sound like that It was the
crack of a revolver. The first report
had hardly stilled when another shot
was heard; and then there were more
In rapid succession. The listeners on
two different chasers heard these pis
tol cracks and counted them; the re
ports which these men Independently
made agreed in every detail. In ail
25 shots came from the bottom o f tbe
sea. As there were from 26 to 30 men
In tbe submarine crew the meaning
was all too evident The larger part
of the officers and men, finding them
selves shut tightly in their coffin of
steel, bad resorted to that escape
which was not uncommonly availed of
by German submarine crews In this
hideous war. Nearly all o f them had
committed suicide.
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SE A SO N A B LE C U T FLO W ERS—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.
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