Chsutaugux system has returnad to
her home, after having had a moat
.successful season. The circuit In
cluded the Northwest, the Middle
^t’est and Southern states.
Her
clostng date was in the Ozark mount
ains of Arkansas.
About New berg People and Report
Purchasers Protected against
pf Sales By W . E. W hite
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years old he w as a
store boy, at middle age
a m erchant prince.
friend o f royalty and active American patriot Peabody
gave millions for free education m America and Eng
land. "Economy and thrift** w as his motto.
Banker and Philanthropist
If you aim to get ahead in life you could
adopt no better mona T he man w ho works steadily
and honestly, irves sensibly and saves a portion o f
w hat he earns is certain to enjoy some "kick."
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Deposit a part o f your pay this week in this
bank, where k wifl be absolutely safe and always sub
ject to your call. Add something every week. Get
ready thus to meet opportunity half way. Be prepared
to endure the rainy day cheerfully
Multiply your money in our care.
U. S. National Bank, Ncwberg
& Company
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hannon who
»old their prune orchard on Rex hill
a short time ago, have purchased a
cranberry ranch In Washington
any reduction in prices up to May 1, 1921
George Schatz has the Eberhard
place on South Main street and is
now occupying the same. Mp. Sc hats
plans on making extensive improve
ments the coming year.
W e h ave th e follow in g telegram from th e C hevrolet M otor Company:
We have no intention of changing the list prices
established for the season of 1921, but in the event
of any unexpected reduction in labor and material ef
fecting the cost and justifying a lowering of the
list prices of Chevrolet cars p M o r to May 1, 1921, 0
we will refund to every purchaser during that period
the amount of such reduction
Signed, CHEVROLET MOTOR CO
-. F. M. Devore, late of Texas, has
purchased the F. M. Stewart place
2 miles west of town and has taken
Mrs. Stewart are occupying rooms at
the home of Mrs. Fortune on Sheri-
dian street, but will leave shorUy
for LoS Angeles. California, where
they will mak^ their future home.
Rev. and Mrs. Gould are now com
fortably settled in their residence
recently purchased on Third street.
Rev. Gould has been away from this
city about six years.
The cars that have lowered their list prices the last few weeks have been using a-more or less inflat
ed list price
which is proved by the follow ing figu res.. A careful survey of motor-car prices by the
Motor W orld, one of the leading journals in the automobile industry, has revealed that the average
increase on a ll cars has been only 37 per cent
The Dorn residence property on
Sixth and Howard streets was sold
last week to Mr. Gaston at' 9850.00.
Mr. Gaston w ill take possession soon.
ihg statistics showing the percentage o f increase, and the actual money increase, on IS different
cars, between August 12, 1918, and August 12, 1920.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus^ Mills and
Mrs. Thorne were Portland visitors
Mrs. Finzer and a party of Port-
land friends were out looking over
thelr property Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Newton spent
Mr. and Mrs. Comp top are rejoie-
Saturday and Sunday at their new ing over the arrival o f a son at their
home which Is nearing completion, home.
Mr. Duncan of Tillamook .has sold
his property to Mrs. Louisa Golf.
The property is on Second street.
Here is the tabulation:
......................$530 o r 32 per oent
H U PPM O B ILE 4
Werlein spent Saturday In Portland.
Claud W right and Max Sturgis
spent Sunday with their parents.
The community aid club met at
the home of Mrs. Harman Thursday.
Mrs. Peters, who sold her property
to C. C. Willeys, has moved to Port-
bind.
This same authority gives the follow ing interest-
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339 or 25
CADILLAC 8
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L IB E R T Y 6
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500 or 34
CHANDLER 6
M AX W ELL
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330 or 40
CHEVROLET 4
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M ITC H ELL
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400 or 30
DODGE 4
S. P. Harris has sold his residence
property on Meridian street to Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Boyd. Mr. Har
ris w ill move to hls farm Northwest
of town.
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DORT 4
0LD SM 0BILE 6
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The Chevrolet Car shows a raise of only 19 per extent, and yon are protected against a change in
John Eakin, late of Eastern Ore
price up to May 1st, 1921.
gon, has purchased the Adam Bauer
Mrs. W. W. Dunton spent the week
Miss Martha Strate and Mr. property on the corner of Hancock
end In Portland visiting at the home Gaudat, were married the 2nd of and Meridian streets.
Mr. Eakin
o f her daughter Mrs. Chas McDonald. October. In Portland.
will make some improvements about
Mrs. J. A. Smith and daughter. the place in the near future.
Ruth, spent several days last week
spending several weeks visiting rei with Mr. and Mrs. Lindberg.
atives and friends.
Chas. Garland has returned home wuu
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Mr. Devore, a recent arrival from.
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.. 1 property on corner of Second and
after spending the summer in the ; „
Texas, is so well pleased with this
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I Center streets, are making exten-
wheat fields o f Eastern Oregon.
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section of the country that he has
!sive improvements and when through
Mrs. Beatrice E. Heskett and Mrs.
have a very cozy home.
purchased a three acre tract west
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o f Newberg and will make it his F. J. Eves were entertained Sunday1
‘‘Oh! then I guess I better not tell
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Whit-
Mr
Littleton
has
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hls prop6rty him about pussy having six kittens.”
home.
The young son of Rev. Carl Miller aker-
on Sherman street to Adam Bauer. — Browning's Magazine.
met with a painful accident while
Mrs. Yokel. who had the mlsfor- the latter taking possession this
helping his father pick apples this tune of breaking her collar bone week
-week. In getting out of a tree he some weeks ago. is getting along
fe ll, twisting his arm in such a man nicely.
W di . M. Morris has sold his farm
ner that medical attention was re
Mr3. O. Woodworth, who motored on Chehalem mountain, consisting of
quired. It was found that the lig
to California with Mr. and Mrs. 40 aeree and w ill take up his resi
aments of hiÿ arm had been torn
Lewis, has returned home and reports dence on a 20 acre tract that be
owns, adjoining the one he sold.
a very enjoyable trip.
Anderson Motor Company
Orval Woodworths are going to see
Among the new arrivals who have
some country since they have a new
taken up their residence in this city
machine.
are Mr. and Mrs. Pearson of North
week
The school opened Monday with Dakota, who have purchased the Mc-
Mrs. Evangeline Martin principal Nay property on the corner of Meri
C. Wileys are accupying their and Mlas Keller assistant. Miss Kel- dian streets.
llome-
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ler' taught here last winter and gave
iss Mary Jones is teaching school very K°od satisfaction,
Exciting News.
ieaside this year.
Mrs. Beatrice Eves Heskett. lec-
‘ ‘The doctor says father must be
r. and Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. turer for the West Coast Cadmean kept quiet and avoid all excitement.”
Harriet— “ I bad hoped you had
been indulging. I hate to believe
Harriet— “ Weren’ t you somewhat
you could be so silly and yet be sober.
intoxicated at the reception?”
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