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NEWBERG GRAPHIC,
L a rc w t C ireu lstlo* la Y am hill Couuty
S B O B B EB S B S ES a
DOYLE
SAYS:
V * matter how well you
think you have been satia
ted with the tires you hare
been using, you’ll never be
really
satiated
uatil
you
have used Michdins.
W hen you are in a hurry
to get somewhere or are out
somewhere
on
a
drive,
there’s nothing that hits the
same spot in your heart as s
ta t tire.
It’s the last thing
you want, just as the last
fellow I want to have any
thing to do with is an un
dertaker.
Then why don’t you come
in and see me before you
buy your next tire f
Take it
from me as a tire man, I
have a
Michelin
here for
you that w ill give you the
greatest
security
and
the
least mileage cost of any
thing that can be bought.
I f there were a better tire,
Td get it for you.
Doyle's
Tire Shop
“Service at your service.”
Phone Bed 844
ELECTRIC T R A IN SCHEDULE
The follow in g la the tim e o f elec-
trie train arrivals at the city ticket
office at Newberg:
T o Portland
From Portland
• :0S a. m.
8:58 a. m.
9:05 a. m.
11:32 a. m.
1:21 p. m.
2:31 p. m.
3:50. p. m.
5:50 p. m.
5:53 p. m.
7:01 p. m.
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THE HOTKEY MTS CflOMS
IAY DAY WILL IE A IK
ENJOYED A WIEOE M AST
event Am ane collece
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(Continued from poco one)
For some • time the leaders o f the
Whitney boys chorus have been plan
ning a union Sunday evening aer-
dees w ill be held when Queen Anna
vlce, believing the bojn should re
Mills w ill be crowned by Cardinal
Cecil Peareon with fittin g ceremon ceive the full Support and encour
agement of all the churches, for we
ies.
A t 11:30 drills w ill be per
have
had scores of requests fo r such
formed and the w inding o f the May
pole w ill be observed. A t 13:30 a a service.
But some of the ministers do not
student lunch w ill be held on the
feel Justified In givin g up their Sun
campus. This is fo r students only.
day evening service In order to par
In the afternoon there w ill be a
free tennis match between Llnfleld ticipate in a union meeting o f this
college of McMlnnvWe and Pacific kind. For this reason we have de
College. This w ill be at 1:30 p. m. cided not to have a union sacred con
and at 2:30 p. m. there w ill be a cert.
baseball game between Pacific Col • The boys met Tuesday evening and
lege and Llnfleld college. This should I certainly did sing fine, and are a
be a very good game and should credit to Newberg. It is gratifyin g
prove very intereating from a spec ■go have an additional helper join us
tutor's viewpoint. A charge o f 25c almost every Tuesday evening.
Wednesday after school a big wel-
w ill be made for this game, and the
public are requested and urged to nle roast was greatly enjoyed by the
boys. Mr. Bateham had invited the
attend this game.
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In the evening the academy stud boys over to his very artistically ar
ents w ill entertain the college stud ranged park. Almost every boy ex
ents at the college and this w ill be pressed himself as having had one
exclusively for students at Pacific. o f the best times of his life, fo r with
May Day is one o f the big events of over 150 weinies. 300 buns and ice
the college year and expectations are cream cones, their appetites were
Meade E llio tt also
for one of the beat May Days ever fully satisfied.
kept the boys busy with games and
observed at Pacific this year.
the helpers also enjoyed helping the
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boys to hav< a fine time.
HULLS ENTERTAIN MON-
*
Speaking of helpers, they have
DAY MUSICAL CLUB been a most energetic, congenial,
loyal group of workers. It w ill be of
Miss Evah Hadley, president of interest to all Newberg to know
the Monday Musical club, and Mrs. those who are givin g their time and
Georgia Babcock w ere hostesses to energy to raise the standards o f the
the club this week, at the home of Newberg boys:
Miss Eva Moore, pianist o f the
Mrs. Babcock, at 201 Meridian.
A fter a business session, a treat Baptist church; Mrs. Fred Front, ao-
was given in the form o f a “ Greig prano, of the Friends: Mrs. Adam
evening” by Prof. H ull and Mrs. Bauer, alto, o f the Methodist; tenors
Hull. First Prof. H ull gave a brief J. E. Martin, G. C. Elford and Jas.
sketch of the N orw egian composer McWhannel of the Methodist; Zeff
and his best known works. F ollow Sears of the Baptist, and H. C. Bate
ing this, instrumental and vocal sel- ham; bassos. Fred Frost and V irg il
lections were given, the hearty ap Hinshaw of the Friends; H arry P e r
plause follow ing each number testi kins of the Adventist: Bert M iller of
fy in g t o the appreciation o f the au the Baptist; S. Sanderman o f the
dience.
A ll too soon the program Presbyterian.
The helpers who take charge of
came to a close.
The social period that followed, checking in and attendance are Miss
was soon interrupted by dainty re Katharine Pettingih o f the Friends
freshments served by the hostesses. church; Prof. Ross of the Christian
A number o f guests were present, church; Prof. Van Wormer o f the
Presbyterian church and H. G. See
several from out o f town.
•Miss Della Parrish was elected to C. A. Morris, director, o f the Presby
terian churrh.
membership In the club.
' Do you like to sing? I f you do
come, put your shoulder to the wheel
IN M EM OBIAM
— It w ill do you good and you w ill
Passing out o f the shadow
enjoy it.’ W hy not all N ew berg
Into a purer lig h t;
sing? It w ill make this a good place
Steppiing behind the curtain
to live. It has been mentioned to
G etting a clearer sight.
form a glee club out of the helpers.
A ll connected with the W hitney
Laying aside a burden—
boys wish to thank the Graphic staff
The w eary • m ortal coil—
for their most hearty support. W e
Done with the w orld’s vexations.
appreciate their kind o f support.
Done with the tears and toil.
W hitney Boys Chorus.
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Tired o f all earth’s playthings,
And Now the "Finale-Hopper.”
Heartsick and ready to sleep;
H u t section of Manhattan called the
Ready to bid our friends farewell.
Acropolli of America, extending from
W ondering why they weep.
Riverside drive to Morningside park,
Passing out o f the shadow
has a new designation fo r ultra-modern
Into eternal day;
girls— “finale-hoppers." They are the
W hy do we call it dying?
young women who are a year ahead qf
This sweet goin g away?
the present, or think they are dolaig
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— Per Daughters.
■ow what the rest o f their sex will be
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doing st some time in the future. Ray
W H E N YOU W A N T that auto mond G. Carroll writes In the Philadel
work done, call Ernie Duncan. 3 0 tl phia Ledger.
A finale-hopper is never in style. She
is a trail blaser, a pathfinder. She an
ticipates style. As soon as what she is
doing is taken np and adopted by the
crowd she drops it and turns to some
thing else that Is absolutely new. That
applies to music, art. dancing, dreas
and even slang. She is ever on the still
hunt for anything fresh that has never
before been done or known.
G E N E R A L
R E P A IR W O R K
Having opened up a shop in the building formerly
occupied by the Pennant G arage on W est First Street
back of Ellis’ Auction House, 1 am prepared to do
Ml Kinds of Expert Avto Repairing
at very reasonable prices.
A ll W ork Guaranteed.
ERNIE DUNCAN
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A $20 Saving
Just when the motoring season is shout to open up in reality
sad when you have been considering the purchase of a
FORD
TH E U N IV E R SA L C AE
for aeveral months, the Ford Motor Co. announce a drop of $20
in the price of this already low-priced oar.
Electrical Rubbing. •
A motor-operated rubbing machine
fo r wood surface finishing has been de
veloped by an American concern. The
device is operated by a fractional
horse-power motor, which moves the
rubbing blocks together and apart at
an even speed. The speed is governed
by a regulator which can be varied so-
cording to tbe class of work to be done.
The machine Is Inclosed in a dust-proof
aluminum case and weighs about thir
ty-five pounds, and, while this weight
gives sufficient pressure for ordinary
purposes, additional pressure can be
applied by the operator if it Is desired.
Tbe device Is used for rubbing surface#
16 Inches in length and of practically
any width.
He Wants to Know.
“ Boas, Just a word,” said the bar-
keep turned soda dispenser. "There’s
some things about this fountain busi
ness I don't understand.”
“ Nice work, 8aro. Don’t you like the
Job? Lots of pretty girls.”
“That’s the point. Don’t the h ^ z z »
ever treat r —Louisville Courier Jour-
Satisfaction is a big word, and
it’s a big thing to be able to give the
buying public along with their pur
chase*. W e’ re selling satisfaction as
w ell as printing. A re you satisfied?
I f not, you are not getting your
printing here.
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Burned forests build no homes.
Step on that butt.
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N ow is the time
ADDITIONAL BOYS WORK NEWS
to hny that car and take advantage of an entirs season of
motor enjoyment.
Tuesday evening the Eighth B1
baseball team took the second game
In the grammar school series, defeat
ing the 8eventh A team 21 to 19,
The game was very close the most
o f the time and tbe ninth Inning
rally made by the Seventh graders
almost put them in the lead. Spec
ial features o f the contest were the
pitching of Clave Cornell, double
plays and home runs, Dave Ellis tak
ing one of the latter on a hit that
put the ball nearly half wa f to First
street.
The winning team was made up
by Arthur McLaughlin, Tom White
Dave Ellis, Homer Heater, Robin
Moore, Charles Poet, Clarence Fltch-
en, Ike Atkinson and Arned
The
loaera, Chester Everest. Clave Cor
nsll, Lester Hanna. Burton W a£ £
Not only is the Ford the cheapest to hny hot it is the
cheapest to ran. Let us prove it to you and quote prices on
the various models.
NEWBERG MOTOR CO.
A V T B O H Z T D V O ID A I D
rsm won 7
PO R O SO » D EALER S
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UNDERPRICED
Coats, Suits, Dresses
W e t a d that we have ea hand too many N ew Spring Coats, Suits aad Dresses.
In order that oar
stock may be rednoed, we are going to give yon the benefit of remarkable PR ICE REDUCTIONS.
Beoanae o f e a r “ Seven Stores Buying Pow er” we are able at any time to give yon unusual values
iiLthese lin es; also we bay direct from the manufacturer, elim inating the middle-man profits.
have n resident buyer in N ew Y ork a ll the time looking for tbe latest and best.
results of this great saving.
redactions.
Special
N ew models in the popular Polar Cloth.
Sport
Models
in
Yon reap the
For this sale we are even going better and have made great price
Lelies’ New Sprisg Goats
Belted
weeds.
We
Herringbone
An assortment of Ladies’ Coats in different
and
styles and oolors, form er prices up to $30.00—
while they Inst
Pretty styles in the ever satisfying Velours.
A D of them to be included in this
$ 4.95
Underpriced Sale
, Suits and Dresses
IN
T H IS L IR E W E A B E SH O W ING A W ID E
V A R IE T Y OP CLOTHS, STYLES, A N D COLORS
TWEEDS
SERGES
;
TRICOTINES
_ _
VELOURS
E V E R Y T H IN G SH O W N TO B E A T SU BSTAN TIAL REDUCTIONS
FROM
FORM ER
LO W
PRICES
M ille r M e rc a n tile C o .
“ G O O D
G O O D S ”
N ew berg. Oregon
man, Harold Nash, Lloyd Cole, B ill
Bennett, F rank Brooks, Ralph W il
liams.
,
The third game o f the series was
scheduled fo r Wednesday evening
but had not been played off yet as
this went to press.
An--overnight hike has been an
nounced fo r the, coming Friday, the
plan being to leave the public school
grounds at 5 o’clock sharp, hike to
the top o f Chebalem m ountain and
make camp fo r the night. Mr. Gatch
has kindly offered the use o f his hay
loft as sleeping quarters and a live
w ire program o f games, stunts and
campfire stories is being lined up for
the two-day affair.
Th e return tb
town w ill be made Saturday a fter
noon. T h e trip is only open fo r boys
o f thirteen o r over as a stiff hike is
antlcinafiMl. Leaders in charge w ill
be M a p E llio tt and Bob Shinn.
Further inform ation can be secured
by gettin g In touch with Mr. E lliott.
A t a called m eeting last Tues
day evening s Junior baseball league
was organised by representatives of
the high school freshmen, academy
freshmen, and grammar school first
teem. T h e first gem s Is scheduled to
be played on the college diamond to
m orrow evening at 4:00 between
the tw o freshmen teams and a lively
New berg, Oregon
contest Is expected. Representatives
C A L L G R E E N about your paint
at the m eeting were A llan Christy; ing. Phone H A S .
2 7 tl
manager o f the high school team,
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Floyd Shaw and W ilbu r E lliott, cap
BRING YOUR AU TO to Ernl#
tain and manager o f the academy Duncan for expert repairing. Phone
team and Dave Ellis, manager o f the Black 74.
3 0 tl
grade school nine.
Admission to
games w ill be free.
It w ill pay you to read tbe ads.
Law ns and Voiles
Closing out sererai pieces at from
1 0 c to 9 8 c yard.
They won't last long.
Saturday Specials
Aprons and House Dresses at very attractive
prices.
Children's Bear Skin Hose in nearly all sizes
1 9 c pair.
Tire Prices
at
McCoy Bros.
Garage
Grocery Specials
Canned Goods:
Canned Cora, 1 5 c can.
Dozen can s.............$ 1 .4 5
Canned Apricots, 3 e u u fo r................................5 0 c
Canned Peaches, 3 cans fo r................................5 0 c
P in t O n d e Tires
Poll Guarantee
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 3 cans f o r ...................5 0 c
Kraut, 10c par can, 12 c a n s............................ $ 1 .0 0
FABSIC8
$ 130
$10.35
$1100
$1S.90
U P ffl
$8M0
196.40
$31-50
COEDS
30x3
30x3V,
38x3%
31x4
33x4
33x4
34x4
33x4%
34x4%
117.00
- $33.75
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K aaola Kleaner.
Regular
10c
can, large can......5 c
Q uaker Oats, Large p ack age................................ 5 C
Honey per C ake................................................... 2 0 c
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$89.75
$81.00
$35.80
To Introduce
$45.55
Preferred Stack Coffee, p o u A d ................................. 4 5 c
1« lb. free with 5 lb. purchase.
Nats you 37Jc a pound for Best Coffee.
W AR TAX INCLUDED
Gems in and eee the
Lee Pm ctnt-Pnsf
Tim
J. G Porter & Co,