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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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Dr. Boals reports the birth of a
daughter, Jeanette Louise, to Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Larson March 2nd.
Dr. Michaux, of McMinnville was
in the city today.
Mrs. F. P. Hobson was in town
Thursday from Garibaldi.
Mrs. G. E. Hart returned Wednes­
day evening from Springbrook.
Mrs. Hubert O’Dell is visiting rel-
atives in McMinnville this week.
The Everyman’s class which meets
every Sunday morning in the City
Hall is planning on a big time next
Sunday morning at 9:45
Mrs. Stanley Lamb was in from
Portland this week to attend .he fu­
neral of Alice Daniell.
Mrs. J. G. Turner is visiting
Portland this week.
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Millard Nendel and his mother Mrs
Nendel spent a few days this week in
Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoskins nc-
companied Captain and Mrs. Farley
on a trip to Astoria Friday. They
returned Sunday.
H. W. Speare has been reported as
being quite ill this week.
C. B. Wiley left Tuesday n.orning
for California to look after pr iperty
interests there.
Mrs. Peter Schrunz of Rockaway
visited at the W. H. Hoskins home.
The community chorus will meet
regularly every Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. E. E. Koch at «
p. m. Singers invited.
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BLAINE NEWS
Joe Hollett had about decided re-
cently he would have to buy a new
car when he discovered he hail been
driving with the brakes on.
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Mr. Logan, the cheese maker from
the Upper Nestucca, who was scald­
ed some time ago, is doing nicely.
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Mr. Fitch will leave for Oregon
City soon. He and his son will <!< a
logging job there.
George Kostic for a few days has
returned to the valley.
George Kostic is evidently going in
to the [xiuitry business us h«“ is go­
ing to set thre«- hundred and sixty
eggs-
Kostic Bros, have been moving
their milk house to a more co’iven
ient place.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning
worship 11 a. m. Evening worship
7:80 p. m. Subject for the morning,
“The Name Christian.”
Evening
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Season
for
Souls.
Rev.
McRae
will
The JUG club met at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Hanslmair Wednesday af preach both morning and evening.
ternoon March 14 with Mrs. Fred The public is cordially invited.
Small as assistant hostess. Good old
St. Patrick was honored in every way
OREGON INDUSTRIAL NOTES
throughout the program of affairs.
Grants Pass to have 11000 com­
A very clever St. Patrick’s game was
played which kept everyone uproar- munity building.
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Bend—Shevln-Hixon Co. starter
ous. Mrs. Sam Green won the prize
which turned out to be an Irish Spud cutting on third unit sawmill.
A delicious lunch was served on
tables decorated with all signs of St.
Open for business. A. H. Harris,
Patrick’s day. The guest of honor
jewler and optician, one door west
was Mrs. S. W. Conever. The mem*
of Alex cigar store on second street
bers present were: Mesdames Clent
All work carefully and correctly re­
King, Art Case, Fred Christensen,
paired. A trial will convince.
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Geo. Winslow, Nichols, Henry Heisel
word to the wise is sufficient.—Adv.
Sam Green, John Carroll, Elmer Al-
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len, Clarence Stanley, Fritz Beltz,
and Lloyd Edwards.
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Miss Frances Grace Jolliffe and
John S. Driscoll were united in mar­
riage last Sunday at the home of the
bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W’ill
Jolliffe of Wheeler. Both are well
known young people and they have
the best wishes of their friends in
this new venture. They are making
their home for the present in the
Shaw apartments.
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One minute
essay on
Kensington club was entertained
health by
last. Wednesday afternoon at the Ma­
H. L. Babb
sonic hall by Mrs. Sam Vierick, Mrs.
D. C.
W. S. Coates and Mrs. R. A. Leonard
“Sickness is a
After an afternoon »pent with fancy
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work the hostesses served a delicious
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that nips suc­
lunch.
cess
in
the
Mrs. L. W. Turnbull and Mrs. Fred
bud."
Small entertained the
Thursday
Bridge club at the home of the for-
mer on March first. Mrs. Clent King
Mme Kathleen Howard,
won the prize for the afternoon and
contralto of the Metropoli-
Mrs. Harvey Ebinger the consolation.
tan Grand Opera company,
Painty refreshments were served at
creamed
New York says
four. Mrs. Condit and Mrs. Smith
mushrooms on toast is her
favorite dish, and you know
were the invited guests,
Members
at once that Mine Howard is
present were; Mesdames Barrick,
blessed with the hearty ap­
Carroll, Disnay, Ebinger, French,
petite of health.
Spitzmesser and Turnbull, At a
Stomach power depends
special meeting it was decided to
on motion an dsecretion, and
King, Nichols, Pine, Shaw, Small,
these two processes so vital
serve lunch after the card playing in­
to digestion, in turn depend
on a 100 per cent flow of
stead of before as had been done
nerve impulses from spinal
heretofore. The date of meeting was
nerves. Chiropractic spinal
also changed from the last Friday of
adjustments free the spinal
the month to the first Thursday.
nerves for a normal llow of
nerve impulses.
She Likes
Creamed
Mushrooms
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness and sympathy shown during our
recent bereavement. Mr. Joseph Al
tenberger and family.
Chiropractic spinal adjust
ments remove the cause of
diseases of the head, throat
lungs, heart, stomach, liver,
kidneys, small and large in­
testines and the lower or­
gans of the body.
Frank Troutman and family have
moved onto their homestead.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Having returned I want all ac
Maggarrell’s bought a horse of E.l counts owing to me to be settled as
Kostic a few days ago.
soon as possible, either by cash or
by note, Can be found in the office
to
Earl McLaughlin will return
of Albert Plank’s hardware store.
Blaine in a few weeks.
ALEX McNAIR.
The lilac k board in the Binilo
school wax turned right side out and
Arthur E. Harris is running the
painted Inst Friday, It has been use
pressing and suit orders in the Pho
less before.
totit in connection with A. 11. Harris
O. M Burbanks and family »err jeweler and optician. Jewett and
at W. L. B«>dortha’a for dinner Sun PHige cars. Adv.
day.
Olie Woods was a visitor nt the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ayers have an
home of his parents last week
addition of a baby girl to their fam­
Olie Woods took the fatal steps of ily. They have a total of four girls
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matrimony March 10. Former Miss now.
Robert, Adeline and Wilma Bedor-
Hayden was the lucky girl.
tha were visitors at Aunt Edith Bur­
Adam Lapin, 11. N. Smith «nil G bank’s Sunday.
E. Mitchell went to Salem Saturday
March 10. Mrs. Impin wiP i ’ u to
California providing they can get out
of Salem.
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Blaine Sunday Hchool had a g"< d
attendance last Sunday Thee wcri
15 present.
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Health
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Drink More Milk
MILK IS SOMETIMES REGARDED AS FOOD FOB TEE
CHUD ONLY. IT IS FOOD FOB THE ADULT—FOOD
FOB TOT, AGED ALSO. IT CONTAINS MOST OF THE
ELEMENTS ESSENTIAL FOB THE MAINTENANCE
OF TOT. HITMAN body at all periods
3B0WTH IT IS LN EASILY DIGESTED FORM.
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having the best interest of your community, City,
State and Naton at heart, owing no allegiance to
any foreign Government, political party, sect, creed
or ruler, and engaged in a legitimate occupation,
and believe in:
Prevention of fires and destruction of proptrey
by lawless elements.
The* Tenets of the Christian Religion.
White Supremacy.
Protection of our pure womanhood.
Just Laws and Liberty
Closer relationship of pure Americanism
The upholding of the Constitution of the Unit­
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The Sovereignity of our state rights.
The Separation of Church and State.
Freedom of speech and press.
Closer relationship between Capital and Amer­
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Preventing the causes of mob violence and
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Preventing unwarranted strikes by foreign la­
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The limitation of foreign immigration
The much needed local reforms.
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because It is the cheapest food In
world in comparison wHh ita vwlon,
milk we eeU is straight tram the farm—
rrom tested eowe—shipped and kept under
the most sanitary conditions.
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Mrs. Lillian Schrader has returned
to her hum«’ aftei a two months sta>
in Portland.
Otto Nelson of Portland drove in
to look after his house
E. Wt ight of McM innvillv dro\e in
to the beach to do »onn1 tv pair work
on his home.
The house of
land located at Twin Ruck.- was kun
ed to the ground Friday night.
Dr. J. E. Reedy and wife of Till*
IBook were Sunday visitor»
Mr». C W Ros - of salt Air l«-;t
for Purtlaial last week
Mr*. Nettie Tompset of Twin
Rocks is in Portland foi a few days i ;
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REFORMED ( III R< II
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morni.ig
worship at 11, subject "Character
lattes of Christ’s True Disciple.”
A lanten sermon. Spevial mum « h
by th« choir and male quartet. At 2
p. m the pastor will conduct service»
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W. G. L1ENKAEM1EK. Pastor
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Oftentimes better hunting
with a good camera than
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will hate photos of people
you hate met, places you
have visited, scenes you
have admired, and incident»
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size and at any price you
please.
E. KOCH
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Mr. and Mrs. George Kostic and
baby were visitors to Tillani ok Sut
urday March loth.
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CHIROPRACTIC WSPtCTS
PBISSUBI ON SPINAL
NtRVtS IK DISIASES Of
tHt FOLLOWINO CPMNS-.
For good meal and
real service
Th«“ Mnggam'l factory has twice
as much milk ns it had I mh I year at
this time.
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