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■ Largest Circulation la Yamhill County
________!_LL. « g g g B B H B B M e
The arrival of oar new shoes, NEW,
LIKE in every way.
If you want attractive
' satisfactorily and don’t want to pay mach for them, it w ill
pay you to see the styles we have just received. They are made
o f good quality leather and in the season’s favored styles.
W hether you desire Pumps, Oxfords or Strap Effect—high or
low heel— you w ill be able to make a selection from our stock.
Unk» Suit You
Spring Munsingwear
More complete than ever, in All the wanted styles, bodice
tops w ith tigh t and. loose knees, low necks, short sleeves and
tigh t knees, no sleeves, tigh t and loose knees; also bodice a n ­
iens made of pink nainsook, silk tops, in fact everything you
w ill want, we have in genuine “Munsingwear."
98c to $2.49
Misses’ and Girls’ B. V. D’s
We have them, drop seat, loose and tigh t knees.
98 CENTS AND $1.85
Ladies’ Knit Bloomers
in w hite and pink, also children’s knit bloomers in w hite and
black.
59 CENTS TO 85 CENTS
TiUam ook-Newberg g a m ^ , and also th e fastest gam e he had ever seen
NEWBERG LOST FIRST GAME .
OP THE STATE TOURNAMENT th e N ew berg-A storia gam e stated and th a t he had ag ain refereed a
th a t it w as his opinion th a t d istrict
tou rn am en ts should be played off at
least tw o weeks before th e sta te to u r-
coaches from th e various h i g h ! nam ent. He said th a t th e Monday
schools, Coleman, who refereed th e * before th e to u rn am e n t he refereed
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gam e in w hich th a t team played on
th e op ening n ig h t and that they
acted to him as if they had gone
stale and th a t th ey did not play at
all as they did in th e previous game.
Full Line o f Infant’s Wrappers, Bands and Vests
in a ll cotton, cotton and wool mixed, all wool and silk and wool.
infant line you w ill And that w ^have it for you.
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IS STILL THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN TO TRADE.
“ GOOD G O O D S
d u rin g th e p ractice hour, w hich they t Follow ing th e business session a
HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIC
all seemed to enjoy g reatly . The u s­ com m ittee took ch arg e of th e pro­
CLUB WILL GIVE PLAY ual helpers w ere presen t an d a spec­ gram . V ictrola music was enjoyed
and Ed Powers— the poor old fo ssils!
"There they go now— home from work.
They're listening and wondering
who's playing.
“Jim always ask s: ‘Who plays so w ell at
He
knows I never took a lesson in my life.
H I have ’em both over some night and
open their eyes.
“Pedaling the Gulbransen is so easy and
natural— no effort. And the ‘Pedal Touch'
so responsive!
I accent this or that note
—I bring out a volume of tone, or subdue
the music to a faint whisper.
I play any­
thing WELL.
“Who's my teacher?
That’s easily an­
swered — GULBRANSEN
Newberg, Oregon
Newberg. Oregon
‘T ve slipped something over Jim W atkins
yonr house ?’ He won’t believe it’s L
TRY IT.
M iller M ercantile Co.
“Piano or Player-
Piano? • I’ve got
th e n e ig h b o rs
guessing!”
Look!
When you w ant anything in the
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INSTRUCTION
ROLLS!’’
Ton. too, can learn to play w ell, in an incredibly
short tim e, w ith the help of the exclusive
Gulbransen,
Instruction Rolls
Obtainable w ith no other player-piano.
You’ll never believe you can do it nntfl you try
the Gulbransen at our store.
For quick proof
put it to the three tests shown here.
Convenient payments earn
be im a g e d . Come in aad
talk it over; no obligation
KIENLE & SONS
Newberg, Oregon
The D ram atic club of th e Newberg
h ig h school will p re sen t, “ N othing
B ut th e T ru th ” a t W ood-M ar H all on
F rid ay evening. M arch 24. T he play
Is a th re e a c t comedy of tw o and a
h a lf h o urs d u ratio n . T he play opens
in a b roker’s office w here th e three
firm m em ber* have a co n troversy
over th e possibility of tellin g nothing
b u t th e tru th . One m em ber th in k s
th is possible and a bet is m ade to
th a t effect. T he serious com plica­
tio n s w hich he gets in to from his
endeavors to tell n o th in g but the
tr u th provide a g re a t deal of hum or
and also th e plot for th e m ain part
of th e play.
The cast Includes
R obert B en n ett, one of th e firm, who
th in k s it possible to tell th e tru th ,
C hester N ew lln; Mr. R alston, senior
p a rtn e r of th e firm, who believes It
would be disastro u s to alw ays tell
th e tru th . H enry F itz p a tric k ; Dick
Donnelly, th ird m em ber of th e firm,
L ynn S w itzer; Bishop Doran, who
knows’ n o th in g about business, but
g ets th e best of th e firm, Lee R yan:
C larence Van Dusen. * sarcastic
young, broker. P erry B radley; Owen
R alston, d a u g h te r of Mr. Ralston*
E upbem a Boyes; E th el C lark, friend
of Miss R alston. Louise S harpe; Mrs.
R alston, w ife of th e senior p artn er.
E lean o r B assett; Mable and Sable
Jackson, tw o chorus girls, M argaret
McVey and Lois V sn d erm u llen ; a
m aid. F e rris Ferguson.
The proceeds of th is play will be
used to p»y off p a rt of th e debt of
last y ea r’s h ig h school an n u a l and
th e public a re urged to a tten d and
assist th e h ig h stu d en ts In th is ef­
fo rt. A dm ission p rices are, ad u lts
40c w ith p rivilege of reservation;
ch ild ren 25c for g eneral adm ission or
40c w here reserv atio n is desired.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to publicly express our
appreciation for the many kindnesses
of Mr. and Mrs. Sanderman during
the illness of our little daughter, for
th eir care of her during her sickness
and convalescence.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T anada.
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WH ITNE Y BOY CHORUS_____
en terta in ed visitors
Mrs. J. B. Crabtree, one of Rev.
W hitney's helpers from Portland was
present at th e W hitney boy practice
on Tuesday evening of th is week and
nud e a talk to the hoys. Mrs. Crab­
tree said that Rev. W hitney was
very proud of the Newberg chorus
and thought It w as th s best chorus
be bed ever organized and that It
bad some of the beet talent. She said
that aha was much pleased to be
present and hoped to see the entire
Mdwberg chorus at the big concert In
Portland and also at the Rose fe s ti­
val.
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The chorus entertained some of
th e visiting delegates to the high
•ehooi press association meeting,
which was held Tuesday afternoon
ial in v ita tio n Is extended to all men.
who like to sing, to come out and
help In th is work, says Mr. M orris,
th e local director.
A big union aacred concert w ill be
given at th e F rien d s church the last
of A pril at w hich tim e It Is a n tic i­
pated th a t each chu rch choir will be
represented.
und a su rp rise show er w as given one
of th e m em bers, little four-year-old
Peggy Otis, dressed In yellow and
w hite, p resen tin g th e gifts.
Mrs. P atty so n and d au g h ter. Miss '
P attyson, m other and siste r of M n .
T hurston, who b av e spent th e w in ter
here, were guests, as w ere also Mrs.
E. A. Romlg and her house guest.
Miss H errendeen of G rand Rapids.
Mich.
CHAPTER “L.” P. E. 0.
The d in in g room and luncheon ta ­
CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARY} bles were tastefu lly decorated w ith
yellow and w hite flowers, w hile th e
M arch 18th w as the seventh b irth ­ place carda carried out th e Idea of
Luncheon was
day an n iv ersary of N ew berg's P. E. th e show er given.
O. ch ap ter, an d th e event w as quietly served at 4:30. The big w hite b irth ­
celebrated th e 21st a t th e re g u la r day cake. Iced w ith yellow and on
m eeting of th e ch a p te r a t th e home w hich burned seven sm all candles,
of Mrs. R ichard M. T hurston. Four was as pleastng to th e eye as to the
of ch a p te r L’s seven o rig in al mem- j palate.
bers. Mrs. C. R. C hapin. Mrs. F. Eck-
M rs.T hurston was assisted by h e r
erson. Mrs. E. C. Baird and Mrs. sister, and her dau g h ter. Miss F leta,
M innie W. Cooper, are still members, who is at home th is week from O. A.
two of whom w ere able to be present. C.
Here’s a New One
In Michelin Cords
A t an Unbeatable Price
Michelin 32x4| Cord
(The Ford Track Size)
A t the Regular Size Price
Only $30.80
We’ve got the other
sizes too
Doyle’s Fire
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Phone Red 244 901 F irst St