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Ka I N A A r The Bank of Crtá land vT o f England, w h ich w as chartered July 27» 1694, but w e ear# fully as . safe and dependable as that his toric financial institution has been through the years that axe past 'i urfry* i ' ï ' *** <!'■ j : .- * « . w . also offer to the people oi this com m unity every banKing facility w hich the banK o f England offers i to the people o f L ondon o r the • English nation generally. i .. '• / I p It XT /C g^The opening o f a savings account with us m eans the planting of seed - . x that will grow into a Com petence -> for later years and Relieve y ou o f m any worries that com e with age. ««.♦o i * gL Get the saving habit. ^ g^ Start a banK a ccou n t with us today. Mrs. Charlotte P. Hodglns of Spo kane Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. 8. Greer Miases Anna L. Christopher and Rose/1. Young are enjoying an out lng at Bay City. Misa Frances Rocchi has returned trpm attendance at - the Hummer ' school at Berkeley, Calif. On Tuesday Miss Lydia A. Woodin o f Salem and D. D. Clarke Of P ort land, former Tacoma friends of the' Graer family, were guests at OtteoH ! brook. ' 4 , Veryl Livengopd, who has been 111 for weeks, the after effective of pneumonia, was taken home from t^fe hospital last Wednesday. He stood the change well, is steadily improv ing, and will be glad 4 o see h P friends at his botne. Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Watson o f Port land and a party of friends motored out to Otterbrook to Offend^the day, Sunday, r e t u r n l» to JhR city ty moonlight. The4>)cnlc jigrty consist ed of .Dr. and Mnr. Watson, W . and Mrs. William H. JJoyer and little daughter A o f, Mr. aifcd Mrs. W. A. T. Buahong, M b and Mrs. Warren E. Thomas and Guy C. Spok^sflelfF of Portland, and Mrs. Mar dearborn Schwab o f Mew .York City. -» \ > * On Satur4ay aftetnoOn Mrs, Will: Wilson gave -ft children's party in honor o f th<f sixth birthday o f Isabella Angle, t^e youngest daugh ter / In the W ilson family.'''. - • Games follo^eA ,by ice cream, lemonade and blrthdajr cakes were enjoyed by the /j fourteen Jittle girls. Thoso present s " 'were EllS^tfiith. Bennett^ Marto, T.aura and iLpcy Nelderberger, Vera Parks, Opal hessr. Elsie Crimmons, Zelltr Ryan, Effie and Margaret W il son fkim N ew berg.tayi Alicia. MS1- dred; May ^^ena arwf Isabella Wilson o f bunded. ' /'*-+ V< s . National Bank, Newberg, Oregon >■< NEWBERG MEN AT LEGION ^CONVENTION AT ASTORIA »a Ornamental Furniture After the necessities in furnishing a hom e, such as b ed s, tables and chairs, co m e the pieces which give an atmosphere of beauty, elegance and prosperity.^ Our China Closets and Sideboards cannot be surpassed for their decorative qualities and they will delight the eyes ot every fastidious house* keeper. These cabinets, appointed with gleaming silver ware and sparkling cut glass, will help to make your home an abode ot luxurious comfort. O ar Word la a Guaranty o f Honeat Valuta. W. W. Hollingsworth Co N e w b e rg , O re g o n Second and day evening of enah V taking Prank Knapp, ‘BILL’ THE Wéll-Seasoned Siding Insures long wear and first-class ap pearance In a d w ellin g house or other structure. Our stock o f siding is made o f carefully selected lumber and seasoned thoroughly. That is w h y it wears so well. Tell Us Your Plans ; fo r building and w e w ill show you how to avoid waste and get the moat fo r you r m oney. Our customers are our beat friends, because they can rely on ou r advice about building and building materiaL T h ey always return. Plumber 202 First Street / W hen in need o f a first-class workman or in a hurry to have w ork done, phone Black 49 W E PA Y C A SH Cream-Eggs-Pmriby VEAL AND HOGS AISO HIDES AND FELTS ACCMATE WEIGHT AMD TESTS W e Guarantee the Quality o f Everything W e Sell Hazelwood Co. By CHRIST NELSON SOS First S t Phaet Black 220. C. K. Spaulding Logging Co. On Siihday/ ifoe R .. Robison and family joined relations from Amity, RickreaH, Willamlna and McMina- vRle'tn a picnic trip to the falls on B fker Ci^ek.* 'A ji exciting event o f the dasMiififl tne anxiety caused by slx-yeir'Told W ilbert Saunders who w#Mp0ML ayay- from the party, g p t n a j/m ro'ugh search of the v fciiK y of the ..picnic grounds failed to find him a shepherd dog was put on the^trf^l^^n a short time the dog lo c ig F ^ ^ g jia d 'in a canyon a mile ^ w » « W e r t he was calmly picking {erns™ nd .berries. > -•-------- ° ----------- b e r ^ s e n t Its delegation, alternates and visitors to the convention almost entirely by motor. The men arrived a day before the convention began and got themselves firm ly estab lished in a position to occupy a place of prominence in the convention. They took a foremost place in the parade this afternoon wth their colors and the motors at their dis posal. The delegation as a whole in cluded Dr. John S. R&nkln.pdst Com- mander; Frank Swart, post adjutant; Leonard Qewer, Chester Zunwalt. John R. McDonald, Marvel Allen. Charles Van Blaricom, Ernie Dun can, Billy Heater, A. P. Fesler, Elmer Thomas, W illiam Howland, Russell Parker.— Astoria Budget. ----- ----------- o----------- f . A I R BaUding M aterials INSURANCE Some Real Bargains IN U S E D C A R S Cleveland Dem onstrator Overland Model «5-4 Overland Model 84 - Bmck Light Six, O verbad 90 Olds Eight Like New Overland 90 — Old Line Companies The safest in the long run. $1400 $ 650 $ 275 W H IT E & CO . $1100 $ 67 5 $1250 $625 $ 275 $ 150 $ 150 Reo Roadster, New Tires Overbad 59 - Maxwell Tonring Nash Quad Truck, 3 Ton, Dump Body and Hoist, Perfect Shape $3250 W ill take small truck, or car in trade. TURNER & CHRISTENSEN, _ Overland and Chandler Deaden.. 7 0 3 Vs F int Street McMinnville, Ore Kendrick Grocery FRESH, CLEAN STOCK Best the Market Affords Fruits and Vegetables in season C o u n tr y Produce Bought and Sold Cash Paid far PaeNry and Eggs Hannings" old Stand Corner First and Center Sts MARRIAGE LICENSES Laura Bell Pennington, McMinn ville. to Richard Anderson Bland. McMinnville. Elma Ruby Paulsen. Newberg, to Olin Clair Hadley, Turner. Oregon. Zella W hiting, McMinnville, to James Carlton Shirley, McMinnville. Announcing the New Une MONUMENTS THE U N IV E R S A L CAR ’ Mr Ford Owner OF Sam son T ru ck s We solicit your business for the-follow ing reasons: 1. Our mechanics are trained Tord men. 2. Our Ford Farts Department is one of our prides. Every part that goes into a Ford Car or Truck or Tractor is carried in large quantities. M X GENUINE FORD FARTS. M Kinds tm Pries Satisfaction O . M . K E IL IN G Box 4 0 2 I P W Black 146 DR. I. M . BLOMWICK Now on display at ! M cCoy Bros. A uto Co* The good will of the Ford owner is the same as money to us. it is through their good w ill that our business w ill grow. For Newberg, Ote Combining new ideas o f great utility and econom y in two CHIROPRACTOR models o f m otor trucks for city, town and country use— Steam baiu and hydropathic treat and at a price within the reach o f everybody. The Samson 34 Ton $775—|—Tax The Samson 114 Ton $1195-(-Tax And our extensive shop equipment is maintained for Ford Cars only. Our charges for repair work are based on a scale set by the Ford Motor Co. We do not deviate from this. You are therefore assured of,an Honest Deal. 80S Tint et Saak 0 Newberg, Oregon U N DERTAKERS Buy Your Next Ford from us We will make yau a liberal allowance on your used Ford. MAYMOTOR CO.,Newberg ===== HOPSON A ELLIOTT FUNERAL DHIBCTORS—BMBALMEJU io*w Aura er A mi * Federal Cat a* peafawed Insist on Csnulns Ford karts Phone White 7
