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cent« hospital on November 23. Sev-1
•ral of tha ladies of our community j
attended the funeral which was held
at Lents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Banderman and (
Mrs. C. C. W iley were Portland shop­
pers Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Heskett spent Saturday
In Portland with several of the tal­
ent members of the Cadmen Chau­
tauqua system. On Sunday she e n -!
tertalned the Misses Scott, Mlnger i*
and Caason of the St. Cecilia orch es-1
tra who are now touring the North-
Irwlng Scherf and family, Mrs. A.
■. Scherf and Mrs. Slmpkln went to
Portland the first of the week to do
tome Christmas shopping.
Grace Riley, Ethel and Arlaine
Johnson and Rev. Phillips were visit,
•ra at A. S. .Li ven good's Sunday.
Louie Adolph and family, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends here, have returned to their
home in Idaho.
Wendell Boyes waa not able to go
wmt.
to his work Wednesday on account
Mrs. 0 . Woodworth is spending the |
of having a severe eold.
week
with her daughter, Mrs.
Several fam ilies attended the re­
Roberts,
who lives in Portland.
cital given at the Presbyterian j
Mrs.
A.
J. Heskett has accepted the
church Tuesday evening.
Alene j
Abernathy and Euphenla Boyes to o k 1 position of physical director for a
most enthusiastic gymnasium class
part In the program.
of 56 business girls .'and women of !
Newberg.
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Archie aad. Fred Parrott, who went
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Werlin,
who
for a duck hunt at the coast returned
the latter part of last week. They baTe b<!en
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report the ducks were plentiful b u t!Portland’ «tu rn ed to Rex last Fri-
kard to get. They were able to get day.
Mrs.' W hitaker attended a tea in
31, but the first duck was the beet
of all. The first morning they were' Po« land ,a8t Thursday.
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Mrs. Ed. Werlin, Mrs. McCaffree
out In a boat when along came a
running wave which caught them and Mrs. A. J. Wltaker were in Port­
unexpectedly and turned the boat land the latter part of last week.
The ladies of the Advance Club
over. They were all safely washed
aahore. however. In time their Funs entertained tbe gentlemen at the
and other belongings, Including Mr. regular meeting by giving the "Old
Parrish's hat were found. It waa Maid's Convention."
L. J. Whitaker, who has been on
quite an experience for them all, but
one they would not care to have a six-weeks cruise fo San Dlagp re­
turned home Saturday. He reports
soon again.
a
good time and lo t s .o f sunshine
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If
you
wish
to have a nice flaky
Our friend and neighbor, Mrs. C.
O. Lewis, who has been tn poor pie crust do not knead after placing
health for months, died at St. Vln- It on the board to roll.
CASH!
Give Them
Victor
Records
Th»
Christmas
Kienle & Sons
504 F ir s t St. N ew berg, O regon.
JNe Do Not Question Your Credit ,
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On January 1, 1921, we are placing
our business on a cash basis
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W e ask your cooperation in helping
us adopt this policy
Yamhill County Auto-
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MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
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WEST CHEHALEM
man
your
H
O W m a n y m ileB -- w ith ­
o u t c h a n g in g e n g in e oil?
Dirt accumulates in the oil of
every engine—carbon, road dust,
fine partirlescf metal, and gaaoHne
that has escaped past the pistons.
T h is dirty, diluted o# circulating
threugh yotir engine c a n e s unnec­
essary w ear on bearing surfaces.
Modem
vice. W e use Calol Flushing 0 ^
the new, scientific flushing agent,
which cleam ea thoroughly with­
out danger o f ooutomihatiug the
supply o f fresh ofl. And to assure
correct lubrication w e refill A m
denned crankcase1
the correct grads.
H ave it drained
fresh oil pnt in
give
W e can do that for you conven­
iently, quickly, economically—with
Al. May Motor Company,
S. M. Calkins A Sons
Anderson Motor Company
McCoy Bros. Auto Dompany
W. R. Galland Serv. Station
W. S. Stull Garage
St. Paul Garage
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
M rs. H en ry A m oth v isited the
1 1 :0 0 o’clock serv ice "S u p p ly and
E w ia g Y oung school la s t w eek.
D em an d ."
7 :3 0 o ’clock "S u re. R e­
m
em
b
er.”
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u n d ay school 9 :4 5 a. m.
Tw o new p u p ils from th e T ozier
Mr.
fam ily e n te re d school a t E w ing E p w o rth L eag u e 6 :3 0 p. m.
G
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so
n
's
"C
lass
of
M
en,”
to
w
hich
Y oung th is week.
a ll m en a re in v ite d , m eets in th e
M rs. M onte S leeper h a s been v is it­ c h u rc h a t S u n d ay school h o u r. If
in g w ith th e hom e folks. Mr. and you a re a tra n s ie n t, or. s tra n g e r,
M rs. A. H. Boyd.
come to th is class an d m eet “ The
M id-w eek p ra y e r m eetin g
T h e S u n d ay school people w ere M en.”
g lad to h av e am ong th e ir n u m b ers every W ednesday ev en in g a t 7:30
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th e M issss D aisy, W in o n a a n d K a th ­ o'clock.
C has E. G ibson. M in ister.
leen S m ith , from th e fo rm er T iilie
H eag aid place.
FRIENDS CHURCH
T h e E w in g Y oung c h ild re n a re
g o in g to give a C h ristm a s p ro g ram
S u n d ay school a t 1 0 :0 0 a. in.;
on F rid a y a fte rn o o n before C h ris t­
m as. A p la y . "T h e C ap tu red Y e a r” Asa F . S u tto n , su p t. M o rn in g W or­
sh ip a t T 1 : 00 a. m. S u rm on su b ­
w ill be given.
je c t: " T h e M an g er.” Y oung peoples
A rv id T h u m b u rg h as been hom e
m ee tin g 6 :3 0 p. m. E v e n in g m eet­
from th e B enson P o ly te c h n ic school,
in g a t 7 :3 0 . E v ery o n e W elcom e.
on a cco u n t of e le c trc al re p a irs bein g
F re d E. C a rte r, P a sto r.
p u t In th e re .
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M rs. Fend&ll an d D eV ere w en t
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
v is itin g S u n d ay a fte rn o o n in N ew ­
berg.
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M o rn in g
W o rsh ip
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T h e school board decided to give “ C h ris t’s B ir th .” C h ristm a s m usic.
th e c h ild re n a th re e d a y s’ v acatio n E v e n in g W o rsh ip an d M usical Serv­
as M iss R o b erts, th e p rim a ry teach er, ice at 7 :4 5 . S pecial m usic. S unday
h as to ta k e th e te a c h e r's e x a m in a ­ school a t 9 :4 5 p ro m p tly . Mr. S an d er-
tio n .
m an su p t. Y PSC E a t 6 :3 0 — "G en ­
T h e m em bers of th e W est C heha- e ro s ity .” G race C olby lead er. Mid­
lem c h u rc h voted to ask Rev. Brook w eek serv ice W ed n esd ay a t 7:45.
B ible lesson.
to becom e th e ir re g u la r p asto r.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible school 1 0 :0 0 a. m. C lasses
fo r all.
W o rsh ip a t 1 1 :0 0 a. nu
serm o n : "T h e E v e rla s tin g N a m e ,’*
Ç. E. a t 6 :3 0 ; Y o u n g people s p e c ia l­
ly In v ited . Song serv ice an d p re a c h ­
in g a t 7 :3 0 , serm o n “ W h a t M a n n e r
of Man is T h is .”
All W elcom e.
C hoir p ra c tic e S a tu rd a y a t 7 :3 0 p.
m.
C. H. P h illip s. M in is te r.
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Where Has Business Gone?
A second h a n d d e a le r of P o r tla n d
I w ho had ju s t r e tu rn e d from an E a s t-
j ern tr ip , m et a frie n d an d a c co sted
1 him sa y in g :
"V eil C hoseph. ven I vas pack E a s t
I h e a rd dot P tliy S u n d a y p re a c h ,
und I d o n 't lik e him .
E v e r y tin g
vas h ell, h ell, h e ll,— too m u ch h e ll
all ze tim e .”
" I tell you Iz a a k . I . d o n ’t p eliev e
in dot hell bisness. D ere n ev er v a s
no hell a lr e tty y e t,” said Jo sep h .
"M ine G oodness!
You d o n ’t p e-
leave dere vas no h e ll?
Vy m a n .
if dere vas no h ell. I lik e you te ll
me. v e rt is b isn ess gone- to ? ”
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Old woolen w a ists, or m en s tro u s ­
ers. can be m ade in to d resses a n d
ro m p ers fo r c h ild re n 2 o r 3 y e a ra
of age. T hey m ak e good play d res-
, ses for colii days, an d save w ash in g .
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Qcanlny Service w 9
iettar engine per*
regularly it tofl
at Reduced Prices
I will offer for the holiday trade the largest and best selection of the very latest
styles in leather goods, ever shown in Newberg. at prices from 10 to 20 per cent less
than regular retail price. My stock is very complete and embraces
Newberg, Oregon
St. Paul, Oregon
(Proprietors—Bernard A W altz)
Trunks, S uit C a m s , Traveling Begs, Gloves, Pocketbooks, Billhooks, B elts,
Razor strops. Many a rticles suitable lor Xm as G ilts, also e big lin e of Robes
Come in and see our manunoth stock before it is reduced, and avail yourself of the
cat-rate, which enables you to rapply yourself with leather goods of quality at a price
heretofore unheard of.
A . C. S M IT H ’S H A R N E S S S H O P
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