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i I i 4 'S8V ■■■P maori— ü tV tfM »*' * f L nW - *•■ l : Closing Out Sale Saturday, Dec. 10, at S u llivan ’ s Apple House NORTH MAIN STREET LARGE SIZE BALDWINS IR EV . SICKAFOOSE PREACHED FU N ER AL O F WRECK VICTIMS Rev. K. H. Sickafoose of t h i s place 1 officiated a t th e f u n e r a ls of Mrs. J. | W. W a llin g of A mity a n d little ! J a c k Lloyd Cole of M cM innville at A m ity on S u n d a y a fte rn o o n . B oth of 1 these w ere victim s of th e f r ig h tf u l j r a ilro a d w reck w hich o ccurred a t Ce- I lilo last week. Rev. Sickafoose w as p a sto r t o th e | W a llin g s a t A m ity a b o u t tw e n ty - , seven y e a rs a g o a n d a t t h a t tim e ! perform ed th e ir w e d d in g cerem ony L ittle J a c k Cole Is th e g r a n d s o n of th e W allings. Both w ere b u rie d in one grave. Rev. Sickafoose s ta te s th a t th is w as th e la rg e st fu n e r a l w hich w as ever held a t A m ity. Mrs. W a llin g w as a m em ber of th e Re- b ekah lodge, w h ic h o r d e r c o nducted services a t th e prnve. Stop and Shop” LOOK in oar big windows, look carefully at the many useful arti* 4 week STAYMAN WINESAPS > at 75c per box Best grade eating and cooking apples. Fine chance to get your Christmas and winter apples. EX-SEBVICE MEN ATTENTION T he c le a n -u p squad of th e U, S. v e te r a n ’s b u r e a u will very likely be in Y am hill c o u n ty w ith in th e next three" or four weeks. In o r d e r th a t th e Red Cross m ay know of every disabled ex-service m a n in plenty of tim e to be able to b r in g th e case to the a tte n tio n of th e c le a n -u p squad, a n o th e r a tte m p t is being m ade by the Red Cross a t th is tim e to locate ev ery m an w ho ha s a claim agaiftst the g o vernm ent, and w ho Is not g e ttin g results, or w ho is not satisfied w ith th e results. If a n y o n e in Neyvberg k now s of a case of th is kind, kindly call Mrs. E. L. E vans. Blue 6. 1011 N o rth s tre e t, a n d she will see th a t th e m a t t e r is given th e necessary a t tention. A ny ex-service m a n in N ew berg who h a s a d isa b ility should at^once c o m m u n ic a te w ith Mrs. Evans, who is c h a irm a n of t h e ’ N ew berg b ra n c h of the Red Cross. If you have a dis a b ility tr a c e a b le to service a n d h a v e not yet filed a claim , do not p u t it off a n y lo n g e r— fo r th e longer you w a it th e h a r d e r it is to establish service connection. Many people a re of th e opinion th a t Red Cross fu n d s can be used for a n y case w hich m a y arise in the county. It is tr u e t h a t th e r e a r e m any cases of d e s titu tio n t h r o u g h o u t th e county, b u t th e Red Cross must first ta k e c a r e of th e disabled ex-service m a n and u n til t h a t job is completed th e Red Cross c a n n o t be • expected to h a n d le th e cases w hich a re properly c o u n ty cases. As a n o th e r f u n c tio n of th e Red | Cross is p re p a re d n e s s for d isa ste r, it , is necessary to h a v e in th e Red i Cross c h a p te r tr e a s u r y a f u n d a t all j tim es to m eet a n y d is a ste r w h ic h may arise. W e do not t h i n k it possible t h i t ' a n y d is a s te r could come to Y a m hill c o u n ty o r to N ew berg. b u t n e ith e r did Pueblo. Colo., t h i n k it was possible for a n y d is a s te r to come to t h e i r city. It did come, h o w ever, last s u m m e r in (he form of a flood a n d t h e Red Cross w a s on the job im m e d ia te ly w ith su p p lie s a n d w o rk e rs a n d m on e y — to m eet it. T he first problem , how ever, is th e disabled e x -s e n d e e m a n a n d it is hoped t h a t every d isabled m a n in N e w be rg w ill get in to u c h w ith Mrs. E v a n s im m e d ia te ly . •-----------a-------.— CARD OF THANKS W e w ish to t h a n k all o u r frie n d s for t h e i r a ss is ta n c e a n d s y m p a th y d u r i n g th e sickness a n d d e a th of o u r beloved m o th e r, a n d for th e m a n y b e a u tif u l floral offerings. W . W. P a r r e t t . C. A. P a r r e t t . S. L. P a r r e t t a n d family. E x c h a n g e w h a t you d o n ’t w a n t for w-hat you do w a n t. A dvertise. Ja c k Lloyd Cole, son of Lloyd and R e ta Cole of M cM innville. O regon, w as b o rn a t A m ity, O regon, A pril i o , 1916. a n d died a t Celilo, O regon, D ecem ber 1, 1921. He leaves a m o th e r a n d f a t h e r a n d in f a n t sister. ’ ------------0----------- BORN P A R R I S H —-Newberg, O regon, De c e m ber 5, 1921. to Mr. a n d Mrs. A r t h u r P a r r i s h , a son. H E R R I N G — N e w b e rg . O regon. De c e m b e r 8, 1921. to Mr, a n d Mrs. F r e d H e r r in g , a d a u g h t e r . - DAVISON— In N e w b e rg , Oregon. N ovem ber 28, 1921, to Mr. a n d Mrs. L. K. D avison, a d a u g h te r . Mrs. D avison w a s fo rm e rly M yrtle Jam es, a n d Is a d a u g h t e r o f Mr. a n d Mrs: G eorge Jam e s. CARD OF THANKS W e desire to t h a n k th e m a n y kind f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs, th e h ig h school s tu d e n ts a n d all fo r t h e i r h elp a n d s y m p a th y a n d b e a u tif u l floral o ff e r in g s d u r i n g th e lo n g illn e ss and a t th e d e a th of o u r loved son and b ro th e r . W e feel t h a t n o t h i n g m ore could h a v e been done by f r ie n d s to lig h te n o u r sorrow . Sam McVey a n d F a m ily . —--------o----------- T h e r e a r e a b o u t 15.000 f e w e r post offices In th e U n ite d S ta te s today t h a n t h e r e w e re 20 y e a r s ago. for our • Watch next J)ig Christmas display, then come in and look over our wonderful assortment of everything that you need for your holiday needs. This cold weather makes you look for that overcoat Obituaries L o ttie M. Woolley, d a u g h t e r of H e n ry a n d Eliza Wooley. w a s born at H illsboro.' O regon, S e p te m b e r 9, 1873. and died a t Celilo. O regon. December 1. 1921. She w a s m a r ried to J. W. W a llin g a t A m ity, O re gon. May 24, 1893. She is survived by h e r h u sb a n d , J. W. W a llin g , a son. N orm aii R. W a llin g , now at C h risto b a l, c a n a l zone; a d a u g h te r . Mrs. R e ta Cole of M cM innville; th re e sis te r s and one b r o th e r . Mrs. E m m a W. C h a n d le r, Mrs. W. F . B reiden- stein. Mrs. F r a n k E. W a llin g , a ll of P o r tla n d , O regon, a n d F. E. Woolley of O a kla nd, C alifornia. __ cles there displayed. and Mackinaw. We have them not only in style, fit, fabrics and workmanship, but in values all prices to suit your pocketbook. Do You Know Our Corset Department? W e carry N em o Royal W orcester t Gossard >' for every style and figure Service Special in Men’s Shoes Ladies’ Waists A big assortment of browns and blacks, calf and vici leathers, broad and narrow toes A new lot just in. Pongees and Crepe-de-Chine, dainty colors, range of prices. $4.95 We Invite You to Visit Our Grocery Department We invite you to visit our GROCERY department. We have many specials that are worth your attention. Come in and look around before you place your Christmas orders. A big special in mixed nuts, of Filberts, Brazils, Walnuts, Almonds, Peanuts, all nice fresh stock, the best we have ever offered and the cheapest 23 cents per pound ALSO MIXED CANDIES of all kinds, lemon and orange peel, citron- and everything else that you w ant for the puddings and pies. Fruits and vegetables in abundance. MILLER MERCANTILE CO. “GOOD GOODS” W h y W e Are Always Busy Because you are assured of courteous treatment. Because you get good prompt service. Because we deliver and save you the trouble. Because we always sell the best MEAT at the low est consistent price. ^ Here are a few of our regular prices as they have been for the past 60 days: All Steaks 20 c Pot Roasts i2;c Boil 83 c, 3 for 25c Pork Roasts 22c and 25c Bacon . 28c to 35c The Best WIENIES and BOLOGNA made ■ ^\J C Remember, the above prices are what we have been selling for, but our patrons will get the benefit of every possible drop. Watch our window for SATURDAY SPECIALS PEOPLE’S M A R K E T Phone Blue 220 We treat you right all the time Newberg, Oregon COUNTY COURT NEWS Divorces Are Granted D ecrees of divorce h a v e been g r a n t e d F re d Schofield a g a i n s t Effle B. Scofield; S e r e n a D ahl a g a in s t Tal- lak H a lv e r s o n D ahl; M a r th a W r ig h t a g a i n s t W illia m W r ig h t. Suits Are Filed Newberg, Oregon Consume Less Japanese Tea HOUSEHOLD HINTS In 1918 th e r e w ere 50,000 to n s of tea e xported from J a p a n to A merica, w h ile in 1919 th e a m o u n t decreased to 30,000 to n s a n d in 1920 th e re w ere only 23,000 tons exported. T h is decrease is a t t r i b u t e d to th e fact t h a t I n d ia n a n d J a v a black teas h a v e ta k e n th e place of J a p a n e s e tea on th e m a r k e t in A merica. T h e flour will not stick to th e sides of th e bread m ix e r If you greas* it lib e ra lly w ith lard. P u t la y e rs of spo n g e cake t o g e th e r w ith ja m and top th e w hole w ith w hipped cream . Delicious. P o u r a tablespoon of pa re goric in to a sa u c e r and place w h e re v e r you find red ants. T h e y will soon d isa p p e a r. L. R. V an W in k le vs. M cM innville A good stove d u s te r can be m a de m o to r c a r c o m p a n y ; c h a tte l m o r t Oiled Cloth for Furniture w ith a n old mop stick c u t to a h a n d y g a g e fo re c lo su re ; F r a n k H olm es a t Keep the cloth with which you oil le n g th . Tie to It str ip s of^ old to r n e y fo r plaintiff. A lb e r t J. Beck vs. A n n a Marie f u r n i t u r e in a tightly closed tin can. stockings. Beck, divorce; V in to n & Tooze a t In this w ay you qan use the cloth for A pinch of salt Is a n Im provem ent an indefinite tim e. If it ig kept In to rn e y s for pla in tiff. a n y other w ay th e oil oozes on e v e r y to all puddings. T h is is often used thing it touches. By thiB method oil In b e a tin g u p th e w h ite of eggs. Minor Matters is saved, besides e n jo y in g th e c o n P u d d in g molds sho u ld not be m ore G eorge E. M a r tin h a s filed h is no venience of h a v in g th e pro p e r cloth th a n t h r e e - f o u r th s full, bh room m ust t a r i a l com m ission w ith th e c o u n ty i a lw a y s ready. be allow ed for m ix tu r e to rise. 1 clerk. T h e M cM innville h o sp ita l h a s flle<l - a n a ffidavit of o w n e r s h ip a c c o rd in g to th e p rovisions of th e assum ed — n a m e law . T h e in s titu tio n will be c o n d u c te d by W. H. B a r e n d r ic k and W. H. L ott. F r a n k L ouis a n d K a te L ouis a re th e p a r t n e r s e n g a g e d in c o n d u c tin g th e D ayton m o to r c o m p a n y a t Day- ton. a c c o r d in g to a n a ffida vit filed w ith t h e c o u n ty clerk. J ..C l a u d e P r o f f i t t c ertifies t h a t he is t h e o p e r a to r of th e D a yton m eat m a r k e t a t D ayton, In a n affidavit filed u n d e r th e p rovisions of th e a s su m e d n a m e law. Max T u r t e l t a u b a n d Joseph H u rsh • a s s e r t th e y a r e o w n e r s of th e City g ro c e ry o p e ra te d at N e w b e rg .— ’ N e w s-R e p o rte r. ----------- o----------- Get them with yeur name printed on W ith th e slo g a n " T h e ta x p a y e r them as cheaply as you can buy them m u s t h a v e relief, a n d w a s te of money by th e S t a t e H ig h w a y D e p a r tm e n t from the regular stock selections. sto p ” , I will be a c a n d id a te for th e S t a t e S e n a te a t t h e n e x t p rim a ry . Neat embossed designs in Christmas I W. W. L u n g e r, L a fa y e tte , Oregon. \ ' P a i d adv. , 1 0 tl colors, paneled cards with envelope« o----------- Christmas Cards That Express Individuality Room for One More B ishop B r a tto n , a t a d i n n e r In JackBon, Mich., w a s g e n ia lly p a t r o n ized by a m illio n a ire . " I never go to c h u r c h ,” th e m il lio n a ir e said. “ I g u e ss y o u ’ve no ticed th a t , b is h o p ? ” "Y es, I h a v e noticed It.” said B ish op B r a tto n , gravely. ” 1 guess you w o n d e r w h y I n e v e r go to c h u r c h , d o n ’t y o u ? ” th e mll- llto n a lr e p u rsu e d . " W e ll. I ’M tell you w hy, bishop, t h e r e a r e so m a n y h y p o c rite s th e r e ." "O h, d o n ’t let t h a t - ke e p you a w a y ,” said B ishop Bratton« sm iling, “ t h e r e is a lw a y s room for one m o re .” ----------- o----------- R o b e r t W alpole was p r e m ie r of E n g la n d lo n g e r th a n a n y o t h e r m an. His m in is tr y lasted 21 years. to match. Order early. 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