Circulation la Tambili County
THUMbAT. AUOUVT 4. IM I
1 MILLION
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FOETH OF CLOTHES W .W . Hollingsworth Co.
The scarcity of clothing through­
out Europe, and tha misery due to
the lack of It In cold weather, will
be
greater next winter than In any
Suppose you hare a knack for things electrical. Wouldn’t it
period alace I t IS. Stores of linen
gathered In tha prOperous years
be wonderful to have the great Edison to advise you what to do to
preceding the war are now exhaust­
bring that ability to its highest proficiency f
ed. Saleable article« that could ba
exchanged for clothing have largely
Suppose again that you have the intellectual capacity to go, on
disappeared In the pawn shope and
from High School into higher education. But suppose you have no . been
exported to foreign lands. Al­
very well defined tendency toward any particular polling in life.
most
no clothing baa been bought In
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to spend sufficient time in circumstances ( Central
and Eastern Europe by the
which would allrfw you tq learn about yourself and your fitness for
great masses of the population since
ltlS . The relation of wages to the
some particular occupation— “to fihd yourself T” That is exactly
cost
of living since the drop In the
what the college does—helps you “find youself.”
rate of exchange that followed the
has made such purchase prac­
Eighty-five percent of people drift into their occupations. 1 war,
tically
impossible during tha last
What wonder is it, then, that sixty-five percent are m isfits or fail­
three years. People can live through
ures. There is no place so well equipped to render this indispens­
Tha summer without much clothing,
able service, vis., assist one to “find him self’ as the small Christian
although not without discomfort and
mental suffering. In winter, how­
oollege.
ever, clothing Is necessary to life.
The mission of the Christian College is to develope character, to
The clothing for distribution next
teach men to think and to increase capacity for and love qf work.
winter must be collected during
these summer months and shipped
With these things done, one is well prepared to find his place in
to Europe by September, or It will
life.
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arrive late. The American Friends
Service Committee of 20 South 12tb
Decide today for College and let it be Pacific.
street, Philadelphia, Pa., appeals to
the American public to send them
without delay at least a million dol­
lars’ worth of clothing. It will bs
One with lota of punch and pep in used
BAKER THEATRE OFFERS
in Poland, Vienna, Germany, or
it? If you do, don’t fall to see Russia,
according to the wishes of
EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS "Nineteen
and Phyllis" at the Baker the doners,
which will be scrupu­
on Friday and Saturday lously followed.
arriving
Do you like a good love story? theatre
nights of this week. This Is anoth­ unallocated will be Clothing
distributed
ac­
er of those Charles Rsy successes cording to the relative needs of the
and. "Nineteen and Phyllis" is an
mentioned.
original story from the pen of Fred­ countries
What
la
needed? Knitted gar­
Stowers
D r. Koch’ s Remedies erick
ments
such
as
filled the leisure hours
On
Monday
and
Tuesday
nights.
of
the
women
of America during the
' EXTRACTS A ID SPICES
Manager.
Sharp
has
scheduled
anoth­
war;
second
hand
that is
STOCK AND POULTRY TONIC8 er of those excellent "Kid” plays. strong and clean and clothing
servicable,
and
This time It is "Breezy Eason” In worth paying freight on to Europe;
For Sale at
"The Big Adventure." Little Breezy and shoes in good condition, for all
210 South Center Street
appears as the waif of ¿he streets ages, and, particularly shoes with
who leaves s brutal father and goee low
and wide toes; baby cloth­
; to the country on a freight train, ing heelB
in
unlimited
quantities; yarn,
accompanied by hla faithful dog, in order tbat the women
of Europe
PIONEER
, Mickey.
may
also
knit
for
themselves;
The Lure of Egypt is the Baker’s er which the cobblers of Europe leath­
EMPLOYMENT CO. ! offering
for Wednesday and Thurs­ make into shoes; uncut cloth may
In
day nlghta of next week. This Is enormous quantities, such as dress
14 North Second Street
a very strong dramatic picture with materials, suitings, flannelette, etc.
all star cast and features mys- Tbs spasm of generosity tbat pos­
Supplies Hay, Harvest and , an
tlcism and romance.
sessed America during the war has
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undoubtedly given way to a reac­
Farm Hands. List Now
tion.
Christians are taking a vaca­
When
washing
overalls,
lay
them
for Hop Pickers.
They do not realize that the
on the washboard, soap them and tion.
emergency
in Europe, as far as
Bcrub
them
with
a
scrub
brush.
They
Phone Broadway 2278
Is concerned, has Increased
will get clesn much quicker this-way clothing
rather than diminished. Will our
PORTLAND
OREGON and it saves labor. as well as the women
rest on their porches this
overalls.
summer in self-satisfied contempla­
tion of past labors, or will they rise
to tMs need? Will the men who
read these words dig deep into their
pockets once more, so that adequate
TH E H O M E O F F L O W E R S supplies
of raw materials and ready
made garments may be purchased?
LoVe must go into this service. Evr
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cju I— mbs , (fine
ery stitch should be taken with im­
plants), cinerarias, primroses, fe n s, fe n dishes, geraniums, calls
agination th a t. pereieves why it Is
taken and feels for the prospective
lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea,* peonies. Boses our specialty
recipient; every garment, now as
(strong plants). Low prices.
In the war, should be dispatched
with a prayer.. Women’s sewing
Phone Blue 202 JOHN G O W E R N e w b e r g , Oregon .circles, as well as individuals every­
where. are asked to cooperate with
the Friends in a whole hearted effort
to prevent the repetition, in any or
all of the countries where the
Friends are working, of the great
GO TO THE*
suffering which prevailed in Europe
during the past winter.
Boxes, bales and packages, as soon
as they are ready, may be sent to
the American Friends Service Com­
mittee store room, 15th and Cherry
' _ -FOR-
streets. Philadelphia, Pa. They will
be shipped from here, as fast as they
accumulate, to the country for which
you have designated them.
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ESTABLISHED 1904
Lady Assistant
Phone Black 94 Day or Night
Reliable Fam m i Directors
Newberg,_______-> _______Oregon.
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TO CURE DANDRUFF,
Itchy Head* and Eczema
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Gem Etarber Shop
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Local and Loaf Distaaoe Healing
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Ree. and Barn
Ree. 203 Center St.
Co. Abstract
• J. H. GIBSON. Mgr.
Chehalem Valley Mills
•salan in
F lo u r a n d F e e d
H AV AND
G RA IN
ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES ’
NEW BERG,
OREGON
COMPANY
The only Abstract Books in
Yamhill Caanty.
M c M in n v il l e .
O regon
Statement of. the Condition of the
United States National Bank
of Newberg, at the close of business Jane 30, 1921
RESOURCES
v
Loans and Discounts.......................................... .$504,070.88
U. 8. Bonds and Certificates............................. 133,160.00
Other Bends and Securities.............................. 137,788.45
Furniture and Fixtures...............................
8,948.33
Available Cash...................................................... 182,047JO
Total......... ...............................
$948,000.18
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In N e w b e rg
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3 10 F ir s t S t .
N ext door to Brentner’a
L JL HESS, Agent
Brisg y set Crema to ss ,
W e P ay C ash
Capital ..............................
$50,000.00
Surplus and Profits ....... ........................... . . . . . 57,769.08
Reserves .............., ................................................ 2,058.83
Circulation .............. . . « . . .............................. 48,80tk00
Deposits ...............
717,87*30
. To t a l . . . .........................
....$ 9 4 8 ,0 0 9 .1 8
Careful attention given to accounts of fines, corporations
and individuals.
OFFICERS
S. L. PARRETT, President. .
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J. L. HOSKINS, Vtee President
CLARENCE BUTT, Secretary.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
H. M. HOSKINS. Aart. Cashier.
W. E CROZER, A M Cashier.
R. A. BUTT, Aast. Cashier
C. N. TERRELL, Aadlter.
GROTH ELEC TR IC € 0 .
YOUR HOUSE WIRING
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Willard Batteries—All Sizes
MAZDA LAMPS
PEADLOIl
(KEROSENE) I
s
Youn for Goòd and Prompt Service
1
4M FIRST STREET
X
BLACK 131
for oil heaters
cookstoves
and lamps
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
t CALI TORN I A)
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BAKER THEATRE
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT 7:30 and 9:00
SATURDAY MAI INEE 2:15
Fri. and Sat. Mon. and Tue. Wed. and Thu.
* Aug. 5 and 6 Aug. 8 and 9 Aug. 10 and 11
Charles Ray in
“NINETEEN
and PHYLLIS“
“THE BIG
ADVENTURE“
Starring
That Wonderful Boy
Chuckles, Thrills, Laughs,
Tears, Love, Drama, Every-
thing that makes a good
picture.
ALSO
MACK BENNETT COMEDY
ALSO
EDUCATIONAL COMEDY
ALSO
SUNSHINE COMEDY
“WITHOUT
A WIFE“
Notify us approximate
quantities you can deliver.
“THE LURE *
OF EGYPT“
Here is suspense!
Here is romance!
Here is sensational snr-
prise!
Here is a rich and rare dra-
matic treat!
“ASTRAY FROM
THE STBERAGE"
Cash Paid for Evergreen
Blackberries.
A High-Powered Drama
Say, when you’re 19— —
And terribly in L-U-V—
find you're stone broke—
And out o’ luck—
And then a $1,000 bandit
appears—
And yon—
Say ain’t it a grand and
glorious feeling f
BREEZY EASON
EVERGREENS
WANTED
“A DOG GONE
WEDDING“
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Oregon Newberg,
Canning
Co.
Oregon
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