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and saved w hile a vil­
lage youth he spent on
an education. Ask bank
clerk, later, he w as studious and thrifty A t middle age
a great financier, Knox lectured and w rote about bank­
ing topics and as Comptroller o f the Currency he helped
refinance the government after the Civil w ar.
Are you preparing for future prosperity and
comfort by saving regularly a part o f your earnings?
W ill you be able to take advantage o f opportunity
for profitable investment w hen it comes? Could you
w eather a sick spell without going heavily in debt?
Be able to say YES to these questions a few
months hence by starting a savings account w ith us with
a part o f your pay this week. W atching that account
grow will stimulate your energies.
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M ultiply your money in our care,
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U. S. National Bank, Newberg, Oregon
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JAPANESE SCHOOL BOY TELLS
OF 1920 WORLD EVENTS
The best and cheapest method
of haring your family washing
done is to send it to the
laundry.
Newberg Steam Laundry
P R IC E
R E D U C T IO N !
In conformity with the general decline of prices, The
NEWBERG BAKERY announces the following reductions in
the prices of baked goods:
Cookies . ,
Doughnuts
Snails . . .
Buns . . . .
W ERE
NOW
15c dozen
20c dozen
20c dozen
. 15c dozen . • 20c
The prices are lower, but our usual high standard of
quality will be maintained. By using our baked goods you are
assured of die best baked products, fresh from the oven, a t
the lowest prices, and in addition you are helping to build
a bigger and better Newberg by patronizing a home industry.
Newberg Bakery
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O ne of th e nicest little social
ev e n ts of th e season w as a d in n e r
p a rty given in ho n o r of E m il S an d er
an d Miss F ra n c e s E ddens. b y Mr.
and Mrs. A. W oiskey a t ih e ir hom e
w hich w as b e a u tifu lly d e co rated w ith
ev erg reen , an d now an d th e n a hunch
of m istleto e could be found h a n g in g
from a doorw ay o r c h a n d e lie r. Real
d a in ty little place c a rd s to ld each
g u est w here he or she w as to sit in
o rd e r to enjoy th e d elicious d in n e r
th a t w as served. Besides th e g u ests
of h o n o r those p re se n t w ere: Lee
E ddens, H. B. Pow ell, Miss C arrie
A llen, Miss V era Jones. M iss P a u lin e
P ow ell, Miss Isab ella A llan , Miss
Avis E ddens, Miss Selm a W olskcy,
Roy E ddens, Elm o S h a n n a h a n , Dav Id
M arr, Uel M arr, A llen B a k e r and
F red H u tch in so n .
A w o n d erfu lly
p leasen t ev en in g w as sp e n t by every
one.
An in te re s tin g p ro g ra m 1 b in a to r*
to r all w ho a te n d th e c h u rc h on
C h ristm as eve. All a re u rg e d to be
p resen t.
Mrs. E. S. G reer Is hom e from
h er ex ten d ed v isit a t S pokane. W ash ­
in g to n .
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Mr. a n d Mrs. J. D. G ordon, of
XeW berg, are to be e n te rta in e d at
th e W . J k G ordon hom e C h ristm a s
A bunch of t h e old tim e bask et
ball p lay ers clubed to -g e th e r, called
them selves " P ru n e P a c k e rs " a n d
packed off a real v ic to ry fro m the
Y. M. P. C. last F rid a y n ig h t. Two
of th e b e tte r Y. M. p la y e rs w ere
u n a b le to e n te r th e gam e a n d th is
added to th e v ic to ry of th e “ P a c k ­
e rs."
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score w as a s follows:
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P a c k e rs — (3 6 )
Y. M. P. C. — (6 )
L eland (2 )
F (1 4 ) L ivengood
( 8 ) B illlrh
N eid erb erg er, P. F
N e id erb erg er A. (4 ) C
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T he Y oung M en’s P ro g re ssiv e club
is p la n n in g so m e th in g fo r a b ig tim e
on New Y e a r’s eve. B elieve u s it
pays to ta k e n o tice w hen th is o rg a n ­
izatio n p lan s so m eth in g .
D avid M arr a n d E lm o S h a n n a h a n
cam e hom e S a tu rd a y a n d "vfttt be
w ith us u n til a f te r th e h o lid ay s.
" R evival m e e tin g s w ill be h eld d u r-
rin g th e h o lid ay s, w ith a d iffe re n t
m in iste r each ev en in g .
TL CALKINS A SON.
Hewbezg, Oregon.
Only 1 More Day to Shop
for Christmas
Cedar Chests make nice Christmas presents. We have
them from #10.00 to #40.00
Electric Lamps, Small Rugs, Traveling Bags, aud Suit
cases at special prices
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A few Bicycles and Kiddie Cars below cost to close out
Window Shades 85c. Felt Base Floor covering, yard 65c
Hollingsworth Co.
e n fo rc e m en t of o n ly th e law s for
w h ich h e h a s voted, an d in th e p r in ­
cip le a n d w isdom of w h ic h h e ag rees,
is n o t a la w -a b id in g c itiz e n of a de­
m ocracy. H e h as so m e th in g of th e
a u to c ra tic s p ir it. H e is w illin g to
g o v ern h u t n o t to be gov ern ed . H e
la n o t w illin g to p lay th e g am e ac­
co rd in g to th e ru le s o f th e g a m e .” —
E x -P re sid e n t W illiam H o w ard T a ft.
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Best Grade Lard and
Cooking Oils
There are many
DUNDEE CHURCH
T he D undee. S u n d a y school, w ill
give a n e n te r ta in m e n t F rid a y th e
2 4 th . a t 8 :0 0 p. m. in th e M. E.
c h u rc h . S a n ta C laus w ill a rriv e In
due tim e to p re se n t th e c h ild re n a
g ift. T h e p u b lic is Invited.
R ev iv al m ee tin g s w ill com m ence
S u n d ay , th e 2 6 th , a n d c o n tin u e for
ten d ay s o r m ore. Rev. T ab o r, th e
p a sto r, h a s asked a n u m b e r of the
n e ig h b o rin g p a sto rs to fill th e p u lp it
d u rin g th is se rie s of m eetin g s. N ot
only M eth o d ist m in is te rs , but, p as­
to rs of d iffe re n t
d en o m in atio n s.
These m ee tin g s w ill be in te re s tin g
from th e very b e g in n in g .
Do n o t
fail to h e a r .these m en.
L. B. T a b o r, P a s to r
D undee, O regon.
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"A poet is b o rn , n o t m ad e,” w e a re
Inform ed, b u t a m a te u r p o ets should
m ake It a p ra c tic e n ev er to be born.
— S eat P le a sa n t (M d .) S en tin el.
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» A chro n o lo g y of th e p rin c ip a l
w orld h a p p e n in g s In 1920 is a fe a tu re
of H a sh im u ra T ogo’s m o n th ly le fle r
to th e e d ito r of S u n se t, for th e J a n u ­
a ry issue (a s in te rp re te d by W allace
Irw in .) Says T ogo:
D u rin g th o se 12 mos. F o ilin g c a la ­
TO THE PUBLIC
m ities. a m id st m u ch m ore, collapsesd
fo r th e h u m a n race:
T h e g a ra g e s of Y am hill co u n ty
P eace— T h a t c o n tin u e all o v er E u ­ h av e m obilized In to w h a t is know n
rope w ith G en. W ra n g le in R u ssia as th e Y am h ill c o u n ty A u tom otive
a n d Gen. Q u a rre l in G erm any. B al- asso c ia tio n . T he policies of th is a s ­
sh a v lk i d e fe a t P o lan d by leav in g so ciatio n a re to be on th e “ Cash
100,000 p riso n e rs th e re .
b a sis” a n d to “ G ive b e tte r service to
W all S tre e t— E xploded by a bum of th e p u b lic th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n ty .”
u n k n o w n n a tio n a lity .
O ur b u sin ess, a f te r J a n u a ry first.
L eg of N a tio n s— A dopted by R epub­ 1921. w ill follow th ese policies. We
lican p a rty w ith 14 p o in ts m issing. hope you w ill co o p erate w ith us and
P ro h ib itio n M ovem ent— S everal cele­ we w ill do o u r b est to recip ro cate
b ra te d crim es co m m itted by m en w ith you.
too so b er to know w h a t th e y a re
T h a n k in g you fo r a ll p ast business
d oing. L a st W edsdy 11 b o ttle s and h o p in g to be of f u r th e r service
self-m ad e * l n e w as robbed aw ay to you, w e w ish you a M erry C h ris t­
from back sid e of my fru it-s to re m as a n d a H ap p y a n d P ro sp ero u s
e sta b lish m e n t.
M exican g e n tle ­ New Y ear, we rem ain
m an found dead n e x t m o rn in g be­
F a ith f u lly yours.
side one (1 ) e m p ty b o ttle . W ill
S. M. CA LK IN S & SONS.
he be p u n ish ed in n e x t w orld fo r
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h is w ickedness o r sh a ll I h av e him
A CARD.
a rre s te d ?
Ja p a n e se P ro b le m b — I t Is b ein g s e t­
T o o u r m any p a tro n s w e ex ten d
tled by C ongress w h ile C a lifo rn ia o u r sin c e re th a n k s fo r th e g en ero u s
is b ein g s e ttle d by Ja p a n e se .
p a tro n a g e th e y h av e seen fit to a c ­
R ailro a d s— T h ey w ere u p set by Gov­ cord u s d u rin g th e p a st y e a r an d as­
e rn m e n t th e n tu rn e d over.
su re th em th a t we sh a ll ev er striv e
E x p ress— You can tell It from fre ig h t to m e rit a c o n tin u a n c e of th e game.
by th e lab el on th e box.
T h is W ish in g you one an d all a M erry
Joke w ould sound d elicious in J a p ­ C h ristm a s re p le te w ith Joyous m em ­
anese.
o ries, a n d a H appy N ew Y ear In
W ireless T elep h o n e— By th is m a rv e l­ w h ich y o u r fondfcst hopes m ay be
ous In v e n tio n S an F risc o (C al) can realized , we are
¿all up New Y ork a n d g e t th e
V ery tr u ly yo u rs.
w rong n um ber.
T H E N E W B E R G M EAT CO.
Incom e T ax — T h is m ak e w ea lth so
ex p en siv e th a t only th e v ery poor i
Administrator’s Notice
N o tice Is h ereb y given th a t th e
can affo rd It. H on S ir T ax a re a
p re tty m ean bookkeeper, th a n k u n d e rsig n e d , Roy L. H a n v llle, h a s
you.
been d u ly ap p o in ted a d m in is tr a to r of
And so on o n w ard s, M r. E d ito r a n d tb e e s ta te of A n n ie E. B ra n c h , de­
lib e ra tin e ,
ceased. by th e C o u n ty C o u rt of Y am ­
h ill C o u n ty , O regon, an d h a s q u a ll-
HELP ENFORCE THE LAW.
, fled.
N ow , th e re fo re , a ll porsons h a v in g
“ Let rev eren ce fo r th e law s be
b re a th e d by every A m erican m o th e r j cla im s a g a in s t th e e s ta te of A nnie
to th e lisp in g babe th a t p ra ttle s on E. B ra n c h , deceased, a re n o tified and
h e r lap : let It be ta u g h t In schools, re q u ire d to p re se n t th e sam e, w ith
in se m in a rie s a n d In colleges; le t it th e p ro p e r vou ch ers, d u ly v erified ,
be w ritte n in p rltp ers, In sp e llin g to th e u n d e rsig n e d a d m in is tra to r, a t
books, an d In alm a n a c s; let it be h is resid en ce, In th e C ity of N ew ­
preached from
th e
p u lp its,
pro­ b erg , Y am h ill C o unty, O regon, w ith ­
claim ed in le g isla tiv e h a lls and e n ­ in r I x m o n th s fro m th e d a te of th is
forced in c o u rts of Ju stice; in sh o rt, n o tice.
D ated th is 1 6 th day of D ecem ber.
let It become th e p o litical re lig io n of
th e n a tio n , and let th e old and th e 1920.
ROY L. H A N V ILLE,
young, th e rich an d th e poor, th e
A d m in is tra to r o f th e e s ta te of A n­
g rav e a n d th e gay, of a ll sexes an d
to n g u es and colors and c o n d ltio n i n ie E. B ra n c h , deceased.
C laren ce B u tt,
sacrifice u n c e a sin g ly upon Its a l­
A tto rn e y fo r estate.
ta rs. ” — A braham L incoln.
F ir s t Issu e D ecem ber 16, 1920.
‘A citizen w ho la In fav o r of th a L a st Issue J a n u a r y 13, 1921.
grades of lard and the
price usually governs the
quality. H ow ever, w e can
supply you w ith a high grade
at a m o d erate price.
We can also give you
£
some very good values in
im p o rte d olive oils a n d
all th e various co o k in g oils th a t
you m i g h t n eed , fo r
co o k in g an d salads.
Our oils comply with
all the requirements of
th e p u re food law s, ao you
c a n be sure th e ir quality is right.
— A n d so a re th e p rices.
Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention
Kendricks Grocery
Cor. First and Meridian Sts.
What Shall We Give?
Why, Give
a
R EAUTIFUL P LANT!
for cheer in the cloudy days.
We will be a t Crede’s Market December 23 and 24, with
Beautiful Plants.
Primroses, Cyclamen, Poinsettas,
Ferns, Fern Dishes, Begonias
and many other Beautifull Plants.
John Gower
Phone B ine.205
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Newberg, Oregon.
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Vincent Seed Store
Wishes Its Patrons
/Iferry Christmas
And Thanks Them for
Past Favors
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