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M L E
DUNDEE
Mr. and Mra. R. A. 01 instead were
Saturday-Sundajr visitors in Port
land.
* Mra. W. 8. Allan haa returned
from a sojourn at Hood River. She
la much Improved in health after a
month of the Invigorating breezes
from Mt. Hood.
Mra. Wm. Wilson and Mra. Roe
Robison, having birthdays only one
day apart, celebrated with a picnic
dinner at the Allan Orove on Sun
day. Besides the Wilson and Robl-
sbn families. Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Booth and
family and A. Hawley, o f Newberg,
enjoyed the neighborly gathering.
A ll Dundee will be glad to know
that Fred Hutchinson’s wonderful
constitution is battling for his re
covery with conditions a little more
favorable each day. Fred was taken
to Portland to the Good Samaritan
hospital the middle o f the week for
an X-ray examination and where
sqme of the best specialists in the
state are doing all In their power to
assist him back to health. Fred is
a general favorite in Dundee and
the hopes and prayers o f the whole
community are with him for hia re
covery.
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Twice this week John A. Work
man haa brought out friends and
relatives from Portland to^ enjoy a
day at Sylvanus Springs Farm. Mrs.
Jean Hattan. Mrs. O. Ward and
Mrs. H. F. Huger were the Friday
guests and Mrs. Ora Workman, Mra.
Beulah 8peelinan and Mrs. A. Bs
Stone comprised the Monday com-i
pany.
Both parties made a short
call at Otterbrook to see the won
derful grape vine and the Inaple
tree. One of the visitors remarked:
“ It is worth the trip from Portland
Just to see that tree."
Rev. A. C. Grier, the Misses
Gladys and Joyce Grier, and Miap
Maud Bullock, of Spokane, who
have been touring the coast by auto,
spent Friday night at Otterbrook,
lM vin g for Portiand Saturday after-
noon, where Mr. Grier had several
engagements to speak befbre con
tinuing his
missionary
Journey
northward.
On Sunday afterntoon
Mr. Grier gave the address at the
- dedication of the Reaiixatton Song
Book at the special services in the
aifditortum of the Lincoln High
school in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs.
E. 8. Grier. W\ Andrus and Sheldon
Mills drove to Portland for the ser
vice*.
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CHEHALEM CENTER
Frank Remmillard was home from
Portland Sunday for a visit.
Burbln Graves returned home last
Tuesday from Wieser, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. John Graves and
daughters motored to Portland the
first of the week In that new Ford.
The berry season is over and Mr.
Graves and others report very satis
factory results from their crops. The
grain harvest is now in progress.
Rev. L. Clarkson Hlnshaw, Evan
gelistic Superintendent of Oregon
Yearly Meeting, is holding a revival
meeting at the church, and w lirco n
tinue until August 15th. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend these
meetings. Evening services through
out the week at 8 o'clock.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. meet
with Mrs. Edith Walton this Wednes-
'. day. Next Thursday, August 19th,
the W. C. T. U. convention meets at
the school house in an all day meet
ing. The ladies of ChehaLem Center
will serve one of their old-time pic
nic dinners. Let all the ladies do
Stielr best to entertain the McMinn
ville. Newberg, Amity, Belleview
visitors.
Mrs. Marie Tangen returned home
from Portland. Friday, and on her
arrival she was happily surprised by
finding her brother from Seattle,
Mr. Andrew Kirkebo, who came for
a visit. He had not been out this
way for seven years. He returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Tangen and
daughters. Misses Elsie and Anna,
accompanied him to Portland. Mrs.
Tangen’s nephew, Bernard Kirkebo,
from Tacoma, came Monday for a
visit.
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Frank Knapp, 8*er*tary.
Wm. Git
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eleven
years
!‘e w a * put
to w ork as errand boy
in a bank. By study,
industry and
thrift
he learned
the business, saved
enough to make profitable investments, became prom
inent, fought in the Revolution, signed the Declaration
o f In d ep en d en ce
and
w as
first Secretary o f the
Treasury.
I f yo u a re
Start an
accou n t w ith
add to it every pay day.
us this w e e k
an d
Soon you w ill have enough
to buy property, take a desired trip, send your son to
M ultiply y o u r m on ey in o u r care.
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U. S. National Bant, Newberg, Oregon
in a hurry to have work
done, phone Black 23
WE PAY CASH
ra t
for building and w e w ill show you how to
avoid waste and get the most for your money.
O ur customers are our beat friends* because
they can rely on our advice about bhilding
and building material. T h ey always return.
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college or make profitable investments.
When in need of a
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TeU Us Y o u r Plans
eW o rld , begin b y saving a part o f your regular earn
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insures long wear and first-class ap
pearance in a d w ellin g house or
other structure. Our stock of siding
is made of carefully selected lumber
and seasoned thoroughly. That Is
w hy it wears so well.
am bitious to get a h e ad in the
ings, fo r money paves the w a y to the desirable things
Plumber
Well-Seasoned Siding
C ream -Eggs-Poultry
VEAL AND HOGS
ALSO HIDES AND FELTS
ACCURATE WEIGHT AND TESTS
.
W e Guarantee the Quality of
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By CHRIST NELSON
K.. S p a u ld in g L og g in g Co«
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You who need complete bedroom
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Cleveland Demonstrator
$1400
Overland Model 85-4
$ 650
Overland Model 84
- $ 275
Buick Light Six,
$1100
Overland 90
- $ 675
Olds Eight Like New
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- $1250
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- $ 825
Reo Roadster, Ne* fire s
$ 275
Overland 59
- $ 150
Maxwell Touring
$ 150
Nash Quad Truck, 3 Ton, Dump
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703 Va First Street
Kendrick Grocery
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Fruits and Vegetables
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W ill take «mall truck, or car in trade.
" TURNER & CHRISTENSEN,
Overland and Chandler Dealers.
McMinnville, Ore
Country Produce Bought and Sold
Cask Paid far PoaKry and Eggs
Hannings" old Stand
Corner Firet and Center Sts
Style an d S tab ility a t P leasin g P rices
W. W. Hollingsworth Co
N ew berg, O regon
Announcing the New line
OF
Samson Trucks
THE U N I V E R S A L CA R '
Mr Ford Owner
We solicit your business for the following reasons:
1.
Our mechanics are trained Ford men.
2. Our Ford Parts Department is one of our prides. Every part
that goes into a Ford Car or Truck or Tractor is carried in large
quantities. A L L GENUINE FORD PARTS.
Obeying Orders
The foreman swore at Cassidy for
not taking a full load of bricks up
the ladder every trip.*
One morning the supply of bricks
ran out nnd Cassidy, after gathering
every one in sight, found he was
still short the proper number. He Combining new ideas of great utility and economy in two
yelled to a workman on the fifth models of motor trucks for city, town and country use—
floor.
“ What do you want?” asked the and at a price within the reach of everybody.
man.
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“ Throw me down wan brick.”
shouted Cassidy, "to make good me
load!” Everybody's Magazine.
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Old Salt— Yes, sir, I fell over tlv 1
side of the ship, and a shark came
Now on display at
along and grabbed me by the leg.
Visitor -Good gracious! And what
did you do? Old Halt—-Let ’!m 'are
the leg, o’ course. 1 never argue
Newberg Oregon
with sharks. Boston Globe,
The Samson 3 4 Ton $775—f-Ta x
The Samson 1 1 4 Ton $1195H—Tax
M c C o y B ros. A u to C o.
And oar extensive shop equipment is maintained for Ford Cars *
only. Our charges for repair work are based on a scale set by th i
Eord Motor Co. We do not deviate from this. You are therefore
assured o f an Honest Deed.
The good will of the Ford owner is the same as money to us.
it is through their good w ill that our business will grow.
For
Buy Your Next Ford from us
We will make you a liberal allowance on your used Ford.
MAY MOTOR CO., Newberg
Phone White 7