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Largest Circulation In Yamhill County Correspondence RIBBON RIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyons made • busines trip to Newberg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Carter spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyons. Miss Mildred Sallee has returned to Newberg where she will attend school the coming year. Mrs. George Wenger and daugh ter, Oelene, and Clara Wenger call ed on Gladys Hertlg Saturday after- from Portland Saturday night and Chris Christenson at Carlton last spent Sunday with the home folks. Sunday. Mrs. H amende* was pleasantly Mrs. Oberg remained to help with surprised Tueedsy afternoon when the prune crop. her son-in-law. Mr. Moore of Bridal Veil, Wash., made a short visit In Newberg and announced the arrival of a son at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood, the mother and father of Mrs. Preo. left Mon day after a visit here They will go to The Dalles for a short visit with relatives, after which they will re turn to their home at Eugene SPRINGBROOK Ferris White left Friday of last week for Corvallis where he will at tend O. A. C. again this winter. Threasa Graves fell from s horse lsst Monday evening and broke her collar bone. She Is getting along very nicely. Mrs. David Painter from Boise. Idaho, la visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Macy. Mrs. Painter la a sister- in-law of Mrs. Macy. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. White lsst Sunday. Mr. Elliott left Mon day for Eugene where he will teach Glenn, Mrs. A. F. Hertlg and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nelson and Mr. mathematics in the University iof daughter, Clara Louise, all came out Johnson attended the funeral oi Oregon this year. Mrs. W illiam Kincaid left Wed nesday for Portland where she met her nephew. Rev. Strlder from IN V IT C S THE Wheeling. West Virginia. Rev. Strl der is id Portland ^attending the W O R L D . Episcopal church convention. Mrs. I N ~ Kincaid and her nephew had lunch Wednesday at the Oregon Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chess from California visited Monday and Tues day with (Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregg and Mrs. Carl Miller and children. Mr. and Mrs. Chess are touring the northwest and visiting frlendB along the way. Mr. Chess Is a nephew of Mr. Gregg and cousin o f Mrs. Miller. AC K ER M A N &HARRI.S William Garland’s new home Is going up rapidly. Rev. George F. Rounds will preach Katproof and Fireproof next Sunday morning at the church. oofed Whit« Portland C .m .n t li Mr. and Mrs. N. L. W iley were cco Plaster on outside for Bung* ■tain and dirt can be bosed off visiting at Middleton on Thursday of ■a*. Sold far a . M c M il l a n a c o . last week. Mrs. Lester Wright o f Newberg Is visiting at the home o f her father. F. L. Gustln. N. L. Wiley sent some Black Mi norca and Barred Rock chickens to the Yamhill county fair on Monday. Rev.and Mrs. Abram Aatleford, o f Seattle. Wash., arrived here Monday evening to help harveet the prune crop. Mrs. J. P. Elston from Amboy, the week end at Wash., spent __ _ her grand-daughters' Mrs. R: E. Brown and family. . ,. Glen Brown returned home Thurs day from Cbehalls, Wash., where he has been working during vacation. S RESTAURANT MICK m u s ic co. ;on Distributors ton Street. Portland. Oregon Mrs. 0. A. Macy an* i!T two children from Portland came Tuesday to visit a few days at the home o f Perry Macy and family. Mr* Ed Knight and son fromj Eugene. Oregon, returned home-Tues day after a two weeks’ visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Garland. - Perry Macy delivered the message at Rex Friends church last Sunday morning and a young man from Portland preached in the evening. The male quartet from Portland sang. BAIRD’S New Blankets New Ginghams W e have just received new ship ment o f cotton and Wool blankets for fall. You will find those o f first quality and priced righ t You will find here a new line o f ginghams in die 28 and 32 inch widths. All new pattern* and priced from 19c yard and up. Ladies’ and Children’ s Oxfordsand Low Shoes W a are offering our entire stock o f Ladies’ end Children’s O xfords and Low Shoes at big reductions. In looking for your winter’s coat be sure to look over our stock. You sen save some money here. Cleanest, freshest line o f groceries in town. Prompt delivery. Phone us your grocery orders and you will be pleased with the service which you will receive. A B .V __ .D . Correction we described them as being “ made similar to B Y .D . This was an error, as “ B.V.D” is the registered trade mark o f the B.V.D. Company which should not have been used to describe goods that w ore not the product o f the B. V. D. Company. “ B.V.D " is not a style or type o f or descrip tive term fo r athletic underwear. Having no desire to infringe in any way on d ie B. V. D. Company’s trade mark rights, w e will, in the future, only refer to the trade mark “ B .V .D .” in connection with the sal# o f the product o f the B. V. D. Company bearing the red woven “ B .V D .” la b e l have hot and cold water at the house, and water for the stock at the barn. John D&hlqulst had the misfor tune to lose his Ford truck Monday evening. He was returning from Portland on his dally trip when about three miles from Tualatin It caught on Are from the exhaust pipe. He had on a load o f milk cans, egg crates, one box of bread, ice cream and two cases o f soda pop. He saved the ice cream and some cans, one front wheel and the two hind wheels and a few other articles. As he had no insurance it was a to- A New F t>rd S i z e Cor< fffi ? *. * • The Mason, $ 1 1 .8 0 M . P. ELLIOT & SONS WEST GHEHALEM 1 U S tea GMC, Republics. Whites, etc. Scad for oar List. WENTWORTH & IRWIN, Inc., Oregon Distributors for OMC Trucks MS Second 8L, Cor. Tsylor Portland. Oi I Am ent Bureaue la offered IOthose unable to visit our your troubles briefly and send in with SI and wa will set to eoodnoaa advice. It i got is touch with us now. Aeon* SOS Lawla Bldg., Por “IF IT HURTS DON’T PAY.” Guaranteed dental work. Crowna $6.00, Plates »15 00, Bridge W‘ irk $5.00 a touth. Tooth extracted by gaa. Latest modern methods. Dr. H enry Semler, Dentist, 3rd tnd Morrison, 2nd floor Alisky Bidr., Port land, Or. W rite or phone for appointment. David Jones helped C. K. Hub bard a few days the first of the week to make additions and changes in Mr. Hubbard’s green house. C. W. Bradshaw made a trip to Portland last Tuesday to attend a meeting o f Farm Bureau 'officers, held at the Imperial hotel in that city. For several mornings the first of the week autoes from Dundee cam# over fo r what surplus pickers there were In this neighborhood, returning in the evening. Mrs. Charles K. Hubbard returned- from the hospital last Friday. She and the little Miss Florence are INFORMATION DEPARTM ENT, Mr. and Mrs. W . V. Dolph and children are attending the county fair. Prof. K. D. Fendall Is taking in the county fair held at McMinnville this week. Prune picking la keeping a num ber o f people from attending the fair that otherwise might attend. Miss Lola Fendall and Ralph Ba ker left the last part o f the week to attend college at O. A. C. Judge and Mrs. Littlefield ac companied by his mother, were out Sunday looking over the farm. Mrs. E. G. Fendali haa the sym pathy o f her many friends in the lose of her brother, Chris Christenson, w ho passed away last Friday. Mr. Corbin from Molalla visited hie sister. Mrs. Janet Strong, last man company, and not having known anything about the handling of prunes was much Interested In the harvesting and drying. Dundee sent a creditable exhibit to the county fair at McMinnvHle. but owing to prune harveet and lack of time In preparation no special booth for this district was at tempted. The separate exhibits ware scattered and entered under the var ious heads for general exhibition. Nevertheless don’t fall to hunt up Mr*. Herring’ s collection o f canned fruits, vegetables, jellies, and mar malade, also Mrs. Noble’s squash and E. S. Greer's tame gooes. PLEATING SPECIAL Cot aaaaa. boa and machina H otel H oyt Located Sixth and Hoyt Strictly Fireproof and Modern. Near both depots and convenient car service to all parts of city. F or These C ool M ORNINGS ( A short ad In the Graphic will bring what you want. _ K EASTHlN NOVELTY MFC. CO. SSH Fifth gt._____________________Portland. Ora BRAZING, WELDING A CUTTING Northwest Welding A Supply Co. M 1st 8 1 C L iA N I N O dBpTRm A'snsar ■ ■ v A fl lilU H w AND D Y E I N G ----- ------------ For reliable Ctanning and l»y*ing service send parcels to ?*; " • P * r return postage. Information and prices given upon request E N K E ’S CITY DYE WORKS __ __________ Portland Mr. and Mrs. Dilllnger, and slaters, Mrs Parks and Mrs. Eugene Hub- bard. Everyone was so busy in the prunes that she also caught the prune germ and went out to the orchard with the Parks family. T E A C H E R O F P IA N O Strife, City ML N m m U m 222 LAP HTT.T. (Too late for last week.) Sam Edmlnston started picking order. J. g . Tryaelaar, 818 Putsch Block, bops Saturday. Portland,* Ore. Finished picking hopa at the Wll- FOUNDRY AND MACHIN* WORKS You need this depend Commercial Iron Worka, 7th A Madison FOOT CORRECTION I ST able HEATER. Featherweight Arch Supports made to HIDES WA NTE D — T ~ -» - We tan deem kin« property tagged, a loo pay hlgheat pricee for horsehtdoa. Weet Coast Tanning Co., SS2 Tanlno SL. STANLEY LUTZ, rarnsn or Fern wood dry prunes. Miss Nellie McCully returned from Portland Saturday evening and la at the home of her brother,. Jack) Smith. Mias Leona Leasing who Is at tending school in Portland spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. B. Leasing. Mr. and Mrs. J. Zink and four children. Mrs. F. Krupath and OMlHa. and Mr. Hammer, all of 8t. Johns, were Sunday guests at the home of B. Leasing. Mr. and Mrs. Cockran and family moved out from St. Johns Saturday to their farm, which they purchased from Mrs. Joe Walls about two yearn ago. Captolia Grissen Jessie.E . B ritt Voice Accredited Course for High 8chool Students.— Miss Britt Is the -only author ised teacher In Newberg of Fundamental Music Training, originated and taught by Mrs. Clifford Moore, child music special ist o f Portland.— Definite and thorough instruction In all grades. ___ Diaphragmatic breathing, relaxation and good diction are neoeeagry for artistic tinging. Bake the right start. STUDIO OOSVg P int gt. Opposite Poet Office
