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Mr. an) Mrs. C."S. Hulln and MA/
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Motley motored
Ada Barr w ere McMinnville vlsltonff to St. Helens, th eir old home, last
Sunday.
on Wednesday.
Charles Frick and wife ¿id little
Mona Tlmberlake is a t home for
the spring vacation. Miss 'Tlmberlake daughter went to Halsey on Wednes­
day of this week.
Is attending O. A. C.
Walter Spaulding of Salem was a
Mrs. Ada Barr was visiting friends
Newberg visitor on Wednesday of In Portland last Friday and Satur­
Mrs. Chatman of Middleton, Ore­
this week.
day.
gon, Is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Sutton at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Himer of
John Bauman off Villa Road has
Portland were over Sunday guests of gone to Fellda, Washington, to 'visit
H. O. Hansen returned Sunday
th« Misses Craig.
a brother for a few days.
from Portland where he underwent
an operation for double hernia.
Mrs. William Clemmens Is enjoy*
Mrs. Bdihiind Harvey had the
lpg a visit from her sister, Mrs. J. H. misfortune to sprain her ankle and
C. O. Siebert returned from Grand
Uliedbee of Toledo, Oregon.
was confined to her home for several Ronde last Thursday.
Mrs. Jack.
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Falrbrother, his niece, is here with:
Rupert Wanless, who la taking an
Mr. Siebert for*a few days.
engineering course at 6. A. C., Is
Miss Lena Hornlbrook was relieved
spending the vacation period at of her duties a the Oood Samaritan
W. C. Stewart of Oretown, Oregon,
home.
hospital and spent Sunday with her was a Newberg visitor on Monday off
parents on First street.
this week. Mr. Stewart was return­
Mrs. B. P. Hawley was called to
ing from a trip to Portland.
Portland to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Sam McVey underwent a ser­
Ward Miller, who was about sixteen ious operation at the Good Samaritan
Mrs. L. F. Moore left Saturday for
years of age.
hospital in Portland last week and is Springfield, Oregon, where she w ill
slowly on the road to recovery.
visit at the home of relatives. Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kerr of Mo-
and Mrs. T. D. Yarnes, for a week.
Mlnnvllle are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Bliss, field worker for
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hevland. Mrs. the womans home missionary society
Among local people who w ill at­
Herr and Mrs. Hevland are sisters.
Is visiting for a few days with her old tend the grand operas in Portland
college friend, Mrs. Harriett Gibson. w ill be Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nottage
Merritt Tlmberlake, who under­
and Mr. and Mrs.-Chester A. Dimond.
went an operation at the Oood Sa­
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Graham went
maritan hospital In Portland last to Portland Wednesday to attend the
Hulit A Sutherland gave the in­
week, is reported getting along nice­ Opera Monna Vanna as presented by side of the Motor Inn garage a coat
the Chicago Grand Opera company of whitewash on Wednesday of this
ly.
that evening.
week, applying the whitewash with
Rev. Chas. E. Gibson went to Sa­
a spray outfit.
lem today (Thursday) to attend a
Jim Henry, who has been acting
meeting of the group leaders of the as night watchman for the business
Mrs. 8. F. Wallace has been con­
centenary movement of the M. E. men for some months past, will quit
fined to her home the past ten days
church.
that Job after the first of April and by sickness. A daughter, Mrs. G. Y.
engage in other work.
Edwards of Portland, has been here
Mrs. Henry French and infant son
a few days, caring *for the home.
went to Portland Wednesday for a
The friends of Mrs. W. Pickett will
few days’ visit with her sister, Mrs. be Interested to know that a baby
Edward Lockhart had the misfor­
I* Latourette. They expect to return boy arrived at their home at Camas,
tune to get his right hand caught in
home Sunday.
¡Washington, on March 12.
Mrs. a sausage machine at the People’s
I Pickett was formerly Miss Frances Market on Monday o f this week and
William Cass, who has been here 1 Hevland of Newberg.
as a result lost four of his fingers up
with the Warren Construction com­
to the middle joint.
pany, has gone to Hood River, where
Emiko. the little daughter of Mr.
he will go into the garage business and Mrs. George Tanada, who live
The Newberg Motor company re­
with his father.
about three miles east of Newberg, ports the sale of the following cars:
has been very sick for some time past The Oregon Canning company, a new
The council was to have met on but 1 b greatly improved now and Is roadster; the Parker Hardware com­
Monday evening of this week but as again able to sit up and eat.
pany, a new roadster; C. J. Cook of
only four of the councllmen showed
Troutdale. Oregon, a new touring
up and the mayor was also absent,
The S. P. ran a six-car special car; Clark B. Foster of Dundee, a
no meeting was held.
through here to CorvalliB Friday new touring car; and H. C. Ramey
morning at 10 o’clock to bring sty- of Newberg a touring car.
I? Harry Garrett, who is located at dents from O. A. C. to their homes
Corvallis, came up from Portland for the regular spring vacation
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hayward re­
Monday evening where he had been which commenced Friday evening.
turned home Sunday, after a four
on business and spent Tuesday here,
weeks’ trip that took them to W or­
returning home Tuesday evening.
D. H. Webbt brother of R. F. and cester, Boston and Plymouth, Mass.,
W , A. Doyle, left Wednesday for Portland, Me., Montreal and Chica­
Mrs. Helena Peery and little son Bend. Oregon, where he will spend a go, where they took the southern
Kelton, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Archie few days and then go to Redmond, route, returning by way o f Califor­
Mr. nia. Mrs. Hayward has been con­
Peery of McMlhnville came down where he expects to locate.
Monday for a visit with Mrs. Helena Webb had been visiting here for the fined to her home with a heavy cold
Peery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. past two months.
since returning.
Ferguson.
A St. Patrick’s party was held at
The coming to Newberg at this
Mr. and Mrs. John Horn (brook are the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert W ar­ time of Dr. Luclle Withers, a mis­
this week moving to their farm near ner at Tenth and Columbia streets in sionary from China with an address
Ooldendale, Washington.
Mr. and this city last Friday evening. Thirty- on “ Disarmament and Its Effect on
Mrs. Hornlbrook have lived In New- five persons w ar« present and a very China’’ Bhould be o f especial interest
berg a number of years and w ill be enjoyable evening was spent. Mys­ to everyone. It Is a subject which
terious bottle and Miller Boy fur­ should appeal to all and handled by
missed by their many friends.
nished diversion during the evening one who should know what the effect
John U. Smith went to Hood River and a delicious supper was served.
of disarmament will be upon the
Saturday where he made a talk un­
country where she has been laboring.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sullivan, Mr. Dr. Withers w ill speak at the Bap­
der the auspices of the Tax Reduc­
tion league. On Monday evening. J. and Mrs- W illiam Dolph and Mrs. tist church at 8 p. m. Friday.
U. says the league Is going to put the Fred Zeagle all of the West Cheha-
skids under the agricultural college lem district attended the opening
A man was ousted from the public
grand opera In Portland Wednesday school building Tuesday night by
this year.
night. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and Night Marshal Wallace after he had
Mrs. Albert Hunt, nee Goldie Mr. and Mrs. Dolph will also attend made his bed and prepared to spend
Gumra. came down from Aberdeen. again on Saturday evening. Mary the night there. He had gained en­
Washington, last Friday to attend Garden will appear in both of these trance through a window and would
.
the funeral of her grandfather. Se­ operas.
have probably made It his lodging
bastian Brutscher. Mr. Hunt came
place for the night had not some
down later and they returned to
Many Newberg people are attend­ young men seen the light of his
Aberdeen on Tuesday of this week.
ing the operas given, by the Chicago match through the window and re­
Grand Opera company In Portland ported it to the marshal. He was al­
F. M .‘ Palmer and wife of Arapa­ i this week. Among those who will lowed to finish the night in the city
hoe, Nebraska, are visiting with go are Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Morris. Jail.
their son, Lyle Palmer of this place, Miss Evah Moore, Mrs. Cecil Hoskins.
having been here for some time. They Mrs. 8. J. Madsen, W. H. Wood-
The See-Valiton company report a
expect to start on their homeward worth and family, Miss Jessie Britt, steadily increasing trade in their new
Journey In another week. They have Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gill. Horace Ter­ shoe
manufacturing
department.
been spending some time in Califor­ rell and C. R. Hlnshaw.
They have added a new top stitcher
nia.
and treeing machine to their equip­
Miss Sarah Sutton, who teaches in ment and feel that they now have a
Leander Allumbaugh, who met the Tacoma high school, came home very complete outfit. Mr. See says
with a serious accident at the lath Saturday evening to spend a vaca- that orders are coming In in a very
mill some time ago In which he lost j tion of eighteen days. This vacation encouraging manner and it has been
one eye and sustained Injuries to bis is brought about by an effort on the necessary to work nights to keep up
skull, Is able to be out around. A part of the health officials to enforce with the rush o f business. They are
sliver of bone over the eye socket Is vaccination In the schools. It was making logging shoes and other mod­
still giving some trouble as this does decided that every student who was els. both light and heavy, as well as
not allow the proper healing and the not vaccinated should be kept out of the general run of repair work.
doctors have given It until today school for a period of eighteen days.
(Thursday) to start healing. In the As a result, so many of the students
The Baker Theatre is presenting
event the oonditlon Is not assuming a were sent home that It was practical- an unusually good program of plays
more satisfactory appearance by that i ly necessary to shut the schools down for the coming week with such pleas­
time they will have to operate.
I for that period of time.
ing stars as Mary Pickford, Wallace
Reid and Fred Stone in the big fea­
ture films. On Friday and Saturday
o f this week Wallace Reid will be
seen In “ Too Much Speed” which is a
racing romance of speed cars, laughs
and love. On Monday and Tuesday
of next week Fred Stone will be fea­
tured in the. “ The Duke of Chimney
Butte.” Then on Wednesday and
Thursday o f next week Mary Pick-
ford will be the star In "Through the
Back Door.”
R. F. King Is driving a new Over­
land, purchased through the Newberg
Overland company agency.
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Our facilities for caring for our trade in Electrical M eri
chandise and contracting work, liouse wiring, etc., are studied
basinets policies covering yean o f experience.
percentage down and a payment each month, without interest,
for the reason each customer attached to our servioe n r * t n
The women’s auxiliary of Pacific j
College will meet at 2:30 p. m. Sat­
urday with Mrs. L. M. Parker.
perpetual revenae, or to long as the customer remains a u c r
of electricity.
Mrs. J. F. Pettlngill and daughter,
Katherine, went to Portland on
Thursday for a few day’s visit with
the former's brother.
iron, coffee pot or anything electrical there is no use to delay
John Hornlbrook and family, who
are moving to Ooldendale, Washing­
ton. expect to leave for that place
Friday morning of this week.
Mrs. C. L. Patterson (nee Lela
Hevland”) came out from Portland
for a couple of weeks to care for her
mother. Mrs. B. F. Hevland, who is
confined to her bed by sickness.
L. S. Hopfleld, representing the Pa­
cific States Fire Insurance company,
la in Newberg today. Thursday, call­
ing on the local agent, the Newberg
Land company. Mr. Hopfleld has re­
cently been elected assistant secre­
tary of the company.
If you want a washing machine, a vacuum cleaner, an
the purchase of it, for lack of money, we w ill arrange that«
detail to your complete satisfaction.
UNION G A S O LIN E
2 5 c per gallon
Buy a Union Oil Co. Coupon
Book and get your gasoline for-
2 4 c per gallon
W e do not handle distillate or
kerosene.
ANDERSON MOTOR CO.
George A. Gwlnn, who was in n
Portland hospital for some time with
a bad case of flu. and«who later spent
some time In Newberg with his wife
and family who had come, here to be
with Mrs. Gwlnn’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Hollingsworth, left last
Saturday with his family to return
home. Mrs. Gwlnn and baby both had
the flu while here too and had Just
recovered sufficiently to be able to
return home.
They were accom­
panied on the return trip by Mrs
Frankie L. Martin and little daugh­
ter. Elfreda, and Mrs. L. C. Kramien
and daughter, Betty Joan, who will
spend a couple of weeks visiting in
Pe Ell. «Mrs. Martin and Mra. Kra­
mien are also daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Hollingsworth.
I f you do not have elec­
tricity in your home, and you do not feel able now to w ire your
home, call on us, we shall wire it for you, with the best mater­
ials obtainable, do the job in accordance w ith law , and give you
your own time to pay for it.
These are rules we have practiced for yean.
Many of our
custom e n take advantage of the easy payment plan.
Anything
in our store can be bought on this plan.
Yam hill Electric Company
“IT SEE YES YOU B IG H T »
The ladles of the Woman’s Relief
Corps held a silver tea last Thursday
at the I. O. O. F. hall and realized
$8 .00. The afternoon wan spent
having a social time. Members of the
Orand Army were present, besides
several visitors from Portland.
N ew equipment has been added to
m y laboratory for stomach examina­
A. J. Schrader, who was a . resi­
tions.
dent of Newberg up to a little over
a year ago and who has been in Cal­
DR.S. M. WENDT, Surgeon
ifornia since leaving here, returned,
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arriving here on Wednesday of this
week, for a visit of a week or so with
old friends here. Mr. Schrader is a
printer having been employed on
both the Graphic and the old Enter­
guests were decorated In 8t. Patrick's
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prise during the time that paper was
A most delightful
Mrs. Mollie Moore’s class <of the favorite color.
published by Ji~T. Bell.
M. E. Sunday school were entertained evening was spent In playing appro­
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Friday evening at the home of Miss priate games and music, after which
KENSINGTON CLUB MET
Bernice Bullack.
The home and delicious refreshments were served.
The Kensington club was enter­
tained at the home of Mrs. G.' W.
Dart on Third street, Wednesday af­
ternoon.
Miss Lillie Pattyson, who has been
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. R. M. Thurston, and Mrs. Mary
Bliss were guests.
Members present were Mrs. Z. L.
C. N. COOLBY, Proprietor
Chamberlain, Mrs. E. C. Baird. Mrs.
Aggie Ginn Gould, Mrs. Frank Zum-
Under new management
walt, Mrs. U. S. G. Miller, Mrs.
Edith Holt, Mrs. W. J. Nottage, Mrs.
A
G. E. Kienle, Mrs. Charles Gibson,
Mrs. R. M. Thurston, Mrs G. W.
Dart.
The afternoon was spent in a so­
cial way and with fancy work. The
table was beautiful with violets. A
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dainty two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess.
GOOD E A T S
For the next meeting the club
plan to motor out to the country
A T R IG H T P R IC E S
home of Mrs. Z. L. Chamberlain.
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Ajax Paragon Tires, 30x3 H size.
Iil.3 5 . You can’ t beat ’em. Doyle's
Tire Shop.
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X-RAY
PALM
CONFECTIONERY
Meals at all Hours
Candies, Cigars and Tobaccos
TOO LA T E TO CLASSIFY
NEW PRIMROSE cream separator
for sale cheap. Address R. A- Bailey,
Sprlngbrook, Oregon.
25t4*
LOST— Yellow collie dog, answers
to "Shep;” has white on neck and
point of nose. Phone Trimble’s black­
smith shop. White 40.
25tl*
FOR SALE— 20 acres at Spring-
brook, 14 acres bearing prunes and
cherries, balance in clover. |350
acre, half cash, or break in smaller
tracts. R. A. Bailey, Sprlngbrook,
Oregon.
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TO TRADE— For valley farm.
1040 acres in Gilliam county; about
900 acres plowed; 240 acres In fall
wheat; two story barn, 32x60 feet;
5-room house; this farm Is on the
R. R. near the station; price $30 per
acre; will take 82500 cash and a
ffood Valley farm /for the equity.
Call on or address. W. E. White A
CO., Newberg, Oregon.
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KANTLEEK
RUBBER PRODUCTS
The largest selling rubber line on the market today
K A N T LE E K .
They bear a 2 year guarantee.
If yon buy a Kantleek article at The Kexall S&re in N ew berg
under the 2 year universal guarantee, any Bexall store in the
United States w ill replace it for you with a like article in case of
a defect.
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K A N T LE E K SUGGESTIONS— Fountain Syringes, Baby Bot­
tles, Hot W ater Bottles, all sizes, Combination Attachment Sets,
Bulb Syringes, Ice Caps, Tubing, Ear and Ulcer Syringes, Infant
Syringes, Breast Pumps.
CHIROPODIST
Dr. Williams, the well known foot
specialist, will be st the Imperial
Hotel Friday and Saturday, March
24 and 25.
Have those painful
corns, callouses, and Ingrown nails
removed without pain or soreness.
Foot troubles scientifically corrected.
is
ET C A N T LE E K
because it is made in ONE PIECE.
Invested
Bings,
Baby
Pants, B aby
Sheeting. Face Bottles, Kantleek Nipples— the ones which4 have
three holes, insuring perfect feeding, one for every member of the
family.
The Kantleek Rubber Goods are advertised in the largest
National Magazines.
100 Per Cent Pure
The M. and O. club met at the
home of Mra. Frank Swart last Fri­
day afternoon for their regular meet­
ing. The home was very pretty in
decorations of cut flowers and green­
ery and the affair assumed the na­
ture of a St. Patricks event. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent and the
hostess served refreshments. Those
present were Mesdames Ralph Butt,
Harry Miller, Carl Miller. Ralph
Otis. R. A. Olmsted. O. W. Wells. H.
C. Spaulding, Chester A. Dimond. U
C. Williams. Ralph Otis, and Mrs.
Frank Swart. Mrs. Williams’ sister.
Mrs. Kennedy, was a guest.
W e can afford
to sell merchandise and do w iring on te ro agreements, a m a ll
L Y N N B. FERGUSON
Prescription Druggist
T h e TfeXCUX sto re
Ia your child failin g in his
school work?
302 First St.
Newberg, Ore.
Black 106
Does he oomplain of head­
ache?
Is he ditsy when he stoops
and then raises np quickly?
These ate indications of eye-
strain.
W . H. WOODWORTH,
President
R. P. G ILL,
Cashier
A. R. MILLS,
Vice Pres.
Perhaps your child is doing
his
school
work
under
the
handicap of eye strain.
Our glasses have put many
First National Bank
dnll students at the head of the
of Newberg
Foreign
C. A. Morris
Exchange
Interest on
Time Deposits
TH E JEW ELER -O PTICIAN
Domestic
Exchang'd
Safe Deposit
Boxes for Rent