Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, August 05, 1920, Image 3

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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
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« . w . also offer to the people oi this
com m unity every banKing facility
w hich the banK o f England offers
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to the people o f L ondon o r the
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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.
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* 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.
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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.
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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.'''.
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• 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. '
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V< s . National Bank, Newberg, Oregon
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NEWBERG MEN AT LEGION
^CONVENTION AT ASTORIA
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Bmck Light Six,
O verbad 90
Olds Eight Like New
Overland 90
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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
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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
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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
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FUNERAL DHIBCTORS—BMBALMEJU
io*w Aura er A mi * Federal Cat a* peafawed
Insist on Csnulns Ford karts
Phone White 7