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T tanday, Deoewber SO, 1M0 NEWBERG GRAPHIC Mr. A. J. Heskett went to Portland Tuesday. Mr. C. C. Wiley spent Monday in Portland. C. C. Wiley's entertained at Christ mas dinner, 8. gander man’s, Ed. Asmus, Mr. and Mrs. Heskett and Mrs. Elves. Mr. and Mrs. Boswell and daugh ter, of Portland, spent Christmas with F. D. Froet's. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ditto, spent Christmas*in Portland with relatives. ---------- o ------- — B y J . C . A K E R S , N » w b f | , O re g o n ÍCIie Beto gear much credit for the decorations and also Mr. Walls for making the new tables. The tree was beautiful with C A. HODSON the electric lights. We sure have Telephone* to go to Lad Hill to see how things Residence Bine 118, Offioe Green 118 are done. FUNERAL DISECTOR—EM BAUME!! Mrs. Geo. Smith spent several days Hon* draw. or Auto Fuserai C m m p,«leñad with her mother, Mrs. H. N. Baker, Setieiactio. Guaranteed while MI hh Ruth was visiting friends in Aberdeen, Washington. --------- o ---------- UNDERTAKERS A LL KIND O F FEED W . J. SAUNDERS Card of Thanh» We wish to express our apprecia tion and heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy of our friends T AB TfTT.T. \ a"nd neighbors during'the sickness and following the death of our loved -..nr • ». . . Mr. and Mrs. John Sovey and sons, husband and father. Also for the Phone Black 19 Herbert and Walter, of Portland, beautiful flowers. 9 spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D. G. Stults and children. Al. McCulley. Mr. and Mrs C. C. Loucks and Alexander, drove to Portland Satur day morning to spend Christmas with friends. Mrs. Tompkins and Misa Edith accompanied them. The ChriBtmas program was a big success, and there was a large at tendance. Supper w & b served to 200 people. Mr. and Mr». Floyd Howell have been visiting Mr. Howell’s sister, Mrs. Frank Kiser. George Johnson’ s father who had a alight stroke of paralysis a short time ago, Is not Improving very rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Parrott attend ed the dance at Dundee, Saturdmy, December. 18. Mr. Walls has his new barn com pleted and they have moved in and are very comfortable, as ft is one of thé finest barns in this section. The new house is under construction and they hope it won’t be long until they can move again. ■” Natives o f that country are satisfied with a Mrs. Rector find son, from Idaho have corns to spend the winter with r o o f o f th atch ed g ra ss, w h ich w ou ld be her aunt, Mrs. P. Graham. wholly im practicable in this country. H ere ' Miss Marvel Bliss, spent Christmas the roofing subject becom e a science. in Wilsonville, with her sister, Mrs. Wwight Seeley and Mrs. Henry Aden. • ' Those spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith were: Mrs. W e are thoroughly familiar with the vari Nellie McCulley, of Newberg, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and son Howard. ous advantages o f all kinds o f roofing. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and daugh ter Alice, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Q ur stock com prises roofing material for Parrish and two sons, Earl aid all purpoK8,TncTuding leading brands o f com lie of Fern wood, and John Watson, position roofing. W e will be glad to help of Tacoma. you make a selection to suit your needs Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and son Howard, spent 8unday with Mrs. and your p ock et-book . ___^ H. N. Baker in Fernwood. The club house did look beautiful Christmas eve, with it» new coat of TI m Horn« o f G ood Building Materials paint inside. ' Mr. Allen deserves * CARPENTERING and Stock Remedies at VINC ENTS FEED STORE Headquarters For , OLYMPIC FLOUR 8 0 8 1st St. Newberg, Ore Phone W hite 198 aad Concrete Work A MOTHER year come» to an end, another milestone is * * passed in the march of eternity. Before As lie the new pages of 1921, like the fresh whiteness of dm snow as it clothes the earth on a winter morn. As we trudge through the snow making tracks at w ill, so on the pages o f time do we leave our marks. Can we look back over the trail and feel proud of the record we have made f It is stimulating and encouraging to feel that a brand new year is offered for happy enjoyment, and that the old records with their motley pages, some still vacant and others marred, aad perhaps here and there mottled with tears, may be pat away. It is enoonraging to know that ever the opportunity is given to . start anew. Each day of each new year means new oppor tunity. ' , ‘ . , 4 The new year means a new hope, a new song, a new endeavor, a new outlook, a new inspiration, a new determination and a new grace, everything that is good appears possible in its gifts. Let ns live and think rightly through 1921 and realize the greatest possible measure o f happiness. ' "L ife is too brief Between the budding and falling o f the leaf, Between the seed-time and the golden sheaf, For hate and spite. We have no time for malice or for greed; Therefore, with love make beautiful the deed; Fast speeds the n igh t” — W . — Sanderinan’ s —wenT" Portland E. H. Thompson, of Bridal Yell spent Christmas with his grand chll- awt Mrs. W hltAler.____ shoppers Monday. A Christmas program which was Mrs. Ed. Werlln spent part of th e ^ credit to both teachers and pupils, week in Portland. A shower was given Mrs. Hub- day afternoon. hard, Tuesday evening at the home Mr. Henry Strate is spending few days In. Portland. o f Mrs. C. C. Wiley. > HAW AI I The Roofing Problem Is Easily Solved hAs l_, €t. M. KEILING Bos 402 Phase Black 146 Newba* O * ‘BILL’ THE Plumber C or'. ]| t and Howard Sts W hen in need of -a first-dans workman or in a hurry to have work done, phone Black 23 Best Roofing Materials at Low Prices G K. Spaulding Logging Co. W E PAY CASH FM Cream -Eggs -Poaltry ANDHOGS ALSO HIDES AND PELTS on consignment ACCURATE WEIGHT AND TESTS Hazelwood Co. By R. A. Spivey •OS first CL You have been looking for a reduction in T ire Prices, and we have it now. Beginning January 1st and lasting until February 1st, if the Tb ires are not all sold at fht following prices: x x x x x x x x INSURANCE IN MONARCH TIRE GRANT TIRE FULLY GUARANTEED 39 3 $ 10.30 39 3 1-2 12.95 32 31*2 14.60 31 4 16.70 32 4 17.70 33 4 18.50 34 4 19.25 34 4 1-2 2330 $ 11.50 15.50 16.50 21.25 22.00 22.50 23*50 29.50 West End Tire Shop, 102 First street. Don't forget the place— just east o f the Army Store. A. g. GULLEY, Proprietor. “ The Shasta” Phoea Hack 229 D o d g e B r o t h e r s 4 DOOR S E D A N Old Line Companies The safest in the long ran. W H I T E & CO. 70 3 V < 2 First Street An intensely practical Christmas G ift One for which the family would willingly forego the sort usually received NEWBERG One that will be a ycar-’round Sand and Gravel Co. ness; a year-’round delight because o f its econom y. ALL KINDS OF SAND AND G R A V E L F O R CEMENT AND ROAD WORK -:- -:- OFFICE AND BUNKERS An order placed now will insure delivery Christmas Morning. Foot of River St A New Train Phone Red 16 TO California t "The Shasta” Is an all standard sleeping car train WITHOUT EXTRA FARE Leaven Portland at 4:00 p. m. Arrives San Francisco 10:00 p. m. following evening. Improved Sleeping Car Service * TO BAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES All Shasta Route trains handle through standard siteping cars Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland to San Franclseo. Through standard sleeping car to Los Angeles Leaves Portland at 8:40 a. m. Arrives Los Angeles 8:16 a. m. second morning WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS are on sale to SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA California’s bright and warm sunshine will help you take on a new lease of life. Spend the wintry dayn beside sum mery seat; on sporty golf courses or well kept tennis courts, motor ovsr splendid highways; these and many other outdoor pleasures await you In Sunny California. FREE on request "California for the Tourist,’’ a new booklet graphically describing the different resorts. Inquire of local agent for faree, routes, sleeping car reservations and train service, or write Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT, General Paseenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Farmers- H. M. CADY....................... ............. McCOY BROS......................... SMITH COÏÏRTMAHCHE HDW. CO HILLSBORO, OREGON .. NEWBERG, OREGON M c M in n v il l e , O reg o n order your farm hands, dairymen, stock men, hog feeders, m ähen, land clearer*, wood choppers, and grabbers from a reliable offioe. Mill M en- Get your m ill men, timber men loggen, etc., from our mill and logging department. The oldest Employment office in Oregon Phone or w in rash orders at oar Ezpens P ioncer Employment Co. Phone Brid'y 2278 14 N. 2nd s t Portland, Oregon 4>o»naaem»oeoaae»e<eoea»> We pay the expenses, We take the blame. We get results, We Report Resalts We remit results, NO COLLECTION NO CHARGE KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. Starting on Sixth Year at Room 13 Masonic Bldg. MoMinnviDe, Oregon We collect everywhere.
