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DUNDEE
Mrs. E. S. Greer la visiting her
mother In Spokane.
Mrs. Roe Robinson, who h u been
111. ia much better.
W. W. White has been spending
the pest week in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Olmsted at­
tended the Stock Show on Wednes-
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m oney w isely invested made him an international finarv
d e r, and ready money enabled him to save the country
from possible panics in the late seventies and in 1907
by control o f financial -resources.
Ready money w ill be just as valuable to you
as it w as to M organ i f you hope to enjoy prosperty
and com fort and b e fre e o f debt worries. Be ready to
fa c e the future courageously and cheerfully, no matter
w h at Fate decrees — b e k sunshine or sorrow.
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SE A SO N A B LE C U T FLO W E R S—Plants in pots, cyclamens,
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
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Chehalem Valley Mills
M e n in
Flour and Feed
HAV AND
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A LL KINDS OF M ILL P U D AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
NEWBERG,
OREGON
R E A D TH IS N E W PRICE U S T
P L in Tread
Cnatng
$15.75 $16.33
19.42
23.89
27.09
31.81
33.39 33.39
34.11 34.11
42.52 42.52
43.89 43.89
45.31 45.31
47.35 47.35
50.29
55.54
61.21
Miss Sally Beck and Miss Frances
Rocchl, spent the week in Portland
attending the Stock Show.
Miss Agnes Leslie, who was here
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Meyer,
for a few days, has returned to Port-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gordon hare
moved ‘ into their new home, which
they recently purchased from Mr.
Poole.
The “ kiddies" enjoyed a three
day's vacation lgst week while the
teachers attended Teachers Institute
at McMinnville.
The Woman’s Home Missionary
Society of the church met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Shan-
nahan. A most Interesting program
was enjoyed. - H i * * - •
The Dundee Wbrnap’s club held Its
regular meeting last Thursday after­
noon.
Mrs. W. J. Bennett was
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Marr and
Mrs. Morecroft.
Joseph Herring, Newton Bailey,
Fred. Hornberger, Mr. and Mrs.
Bland Herring and Mr. and Mrs.
John Herring attended the Stock
Show on Thursday.
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Casing
A bove prices include war tax.
Chnin trend
Casing
N ob b y T d
Casing
Come in now and buy U . S. Tire«.
M cCO Y BROTHERS
Local Agents for U . S. Tires
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N EW BERG,
young of course) la planning some­
Shiloh Belief Coxpa, No. 88
thing along a “ good times’ ’ line,
Meetings held 2nd and 4th Thurs­
but just what, we do not know, so
let's practice “ watchful w aitin g" and day of each month at S:S0 p. m.. In
L O. O. F. hall, corner of First and
Meridian streets.
Frances Woodruff, President
W . J. S A U N D E R S
and Concrete Work
A large crowd attended the dance,
which was held In the Community
The husband, daughter and son of
Hall last Saturday evening. A five Mrs. May Gates wish to express their
piece orchestra, composed of Dundee sincere appreciation for the kindness
talent, furnished the music.
and sympathy show them In their
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bentley and recent bereavement. Especially for
children. Richard and Patricia Jane, the beautiful floral offerings and the
and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Olmsted will presence o f her many friends and
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be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dowd, church members.
of Newherg, on Thanksgiving day.
Phone Blade 19
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Painting Contractor
Decorating. Tinting, Paper-
hanging, Etc.
319 N. Center i t
Newberg.
W . W . HOLLINGSW ORTH
Ye Old Time Humor.
COM PAN Y
Another Correspondent
A few folks are patiently looking
forward to a basket ball game.
The Red Cross drive is now on
and will be follow«d by the sale of
Christmas stamps.
Prof. Ailor reports that every­
thing is running quite smoothly and
nice at school so far.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gordon are to
spend the day of Thanks with Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Gordon in Newberg.
Our sympathies are all extended to
Mrs. Hans Nelson, who was lately
bereft of her mother at Denver, Col-
orado.
Insurance
Two knaves walked past a gallows i
Now Pedro, where
Said the one
would ye be if yon gallows had its
due?
Second Knave.— W alking alone,
Adolphus, walking alone.— Houston
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Mr. and Mrs. Locke drove to Port­
land Thursday in their new Mitchell
six. taking In the Stock Show and
returning Friday evening.
Rev. L. E. Taber, our new min­
ister, is beginning a successful career
as pastor of the Dundee church. We
find him pleasant and easy to get
acquainted with.
They have been packing slabs or
“ poor prunes" this week at the pack­
ing house, ready to be shipped out.
We don’ t know Just how they came
to miss some of us.
What do you know about It— a
turkey came all the way from “ back
east" to serve In the capacity of a*
| Thanksgiving dinner at- the T; ’ R.
Warner home this year.
Mrs. E. S. Greer the regular cor­
respondent has left us on an extended
visit at Spokane Washington, so we
are taking the liberty to write a few
things once Is a while during her
absence.
Mrs. F. D. Hutchinson suddenly
became very 111 Friday evening. It
seemed so serious that a doctor was
called, but she got well all most as
suddenly as she got sick, so she la
all right now.
Little Sophie Margret, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herring, cele>
brated her birthday, No. 2 with a
party at her home Sunday.
Her
grandparents on both sides of tbs
house were present.
The Young
"Woman’s
Club”
(young prefixed because they are all
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aie happy tc say that she Is improv­
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Royal Cord
Casing
$18.11 $21.53
2157 25.25
26.57 32.18 $43.20
30.14 32.50
35.33 - 38.27 54.91
37.06 40.16 ‘55.59
37.90 40.89 58.06
47.75 50 19 62.10
48.77 51.87 63.52
50.29 52.39 65.10
52.60 55.96 67.04
53.39 56.80 68.46
61.74 67.77 81.21
65.41 71.92 85.41
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shannahan and
Elmo will spend Thanksgiving with
Mr. Shannahan’s sister in Forest
Grove.
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Mrs. Sara Tompson has gone to
Taaco. Washington, for a visit with
her daughter.
Miss Mable Swlnk. o f , Portland,
was the guest of Miss Doris Parrott
last week-end.
Verne Nicholson, of Portland, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Bennett, last Sunday.
Miss Frances Scallon of Portland,
has been a recent guest of Mrs. R
A, Qlmsted St Olmcroft.’’
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tompson of
South .Bend, Washington, spent Mon­
day with Mrs. Tompson's sister, Mrs.
Newton Bailey
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