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DENTIST
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Dayton,
Oregon
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FIRE!
FIRE!
INSURE YOUR PROPEKSY WITH
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS’N
a home company located at McMinnville
Oregon.
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W. U WARRKN
M M1NNV11.LK, ORR.
PHONE RED 5321
TURKISH
YAMHILL COUNTY
VIRGINIA
Abstract Company
J. H. GIBSON, President
The only Abstiact Books in Yam
hill County
McMinnville.
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Oregon
BLACKSMITHING
General Repairing of all Kinds
FIFTEEN
In a new package that fits the pocket—
At a price that fits the pocket-book—
The same unmatched blend of
T urkish . V irginia and B urley Tobaccos
<111 FIFTH AVE-
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PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
GRINDING
Fred Anderson
Acute and Chronic Deseases
Dr. P. C. Magness
MEW YOAM CITY
Chiropractor
Masonic Building
McMinnville, Ore.
Phone Blue 75
Dayton Evaporating 4 Packing Co
Evaporators of Fruits and Ve^retabl««. Packers of and
Dealers in Fruits Vegetables and all kinds of produce.
When we make your
S
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we »end yon a check for
your »hare
Always in the marret for Green and Evaporated Fruita
Be sure to see us before selling any kind of produce.
Ask your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetable*
The Same Day
KNIGHT AblUSIMtNT (0.
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Men Look Here!
A New Line of BattrealL
Wayenberg Shoes have
just arrived.
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McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
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ROBINSON & NICOL
Veterinarians
Calls answered day or night.
All do
mestic animals carefully treated. Office
Phone Red 5411: Res. Phone Blue 3912.
McMINNEVILLE, OREGON
SHOES
that are built for service.
Men’s Dress and work shoes,
ranging in price from $3.50 to $8.95. Call and look the
line over before buying.
The Combination Shoe Shop
Physician & Surgeon
Stuckey BuildinK
Dayton. Oregon
Res. 78x3
Phones—Office Red 78
LAND SURVEYING
Look for the Big Shoe Sign
McMinnville,
R. I. Hall M. D.
Oregon
General Shoe Repairing
and
Maping
ESTIMATES
Elmer Parish
Dayton, Ore.
y Munsing Underwear
■
Now as Spring has come at last, it is time to buy
■ Summer Underwear. We have the famous Munsing
■ wear the kind that is built for quality and service.
AGE SYSTEMS
Ladies Union suits $1.00
Ladies Union suits .75
.35
Ladies Vests
.2.5
Ladies Vests
MEN'S UNION SUITS
$1.75
1.10
OTHER BRANDS
Stonware” union suits
$1.25
Kool-U-Off union suits
$1.00
Miller Mercantile Co
J. W. Shippy, Manager
Dayton, Oreg-on
Six-Ply Non-Skid
Cord 31x4
827.00
Non-Skid Cord
32 x 4 — 80.50
Non Skid Cord
32 x 4X— 39.00
Non-Skid Cord
34 x 4^— 41.00
Tin-, t.^ X« tire?
I n « V r i n h >
Non-Skid Cord
35 x 5 — 51.50
* j UIE iowci prices on l isk Ciord Tire® are interest-
L ing to you because they buy more tire value than
higher priced tires can give you. Comparison with
other tires will show you Fisk arc bigger, stronger,
and lower priced throughout the range of sizes.
Thera’a a Jiri Tire of extra value In every rise,
for car. truck or speed tva/ron
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BATTERIES
Exide Battery and Electrical Service is for all makes of
cars regardless of the equipment now used.
Women Leave Cambridge.
As n result of the action of the sen
ate of Cambridge university denying
woman students equal privileges and
rights with men, some women are leav
ing for Oxford, where the status of the
sexes Is equal. According to the de
cision of the senate, the students of
Girton and Newnham colleges may not
become members of the university, al
though they are entitled to titular de
grees conferred by diploma. A com
promise measure, under which women
were to be admitted to a limited mem
bership, including eligibility t^» pro
fessorship with restrictions and a
measure of self-government, was de
feated by the vote of the university
senate.
PROPER SEWER-
OTHER BRANDS
Phone Red 27
Mary Black et ul to George F. Beit:
S K 1-4 Sec 39 T 3 8 It 5 W. ,75.
Walter M. Cook, trustee to A. K.
Wright; Iola In Hill Ure t Walnut
Plantings. »10.
Walter M. Cook, trustee to I*. F.
Gunater; lota 20, 21, 33 Hill Cre.l
Walnut PlnntingH. »10.
Win. G. and Hen H. Courtney to I».
W. Courtney; various lots of land in
Lafayette. »2100.
W. It. Coyle et ux to W. Il, Smith;
lots 2, 6. 7, and purl 3 bh« k 3 W>1
lamin*, ,1900.
J. A. Elliott and wU'e to Hugenn N.
Osborn; lot 51 Riverside Orcittuds.
»2000.
Eola Hills Walnut Aaan. to A. 11
Wright; various lots In Kola Walnut
groves No. 1 and 2. »10.
Jolin C. Estes and wife to George A.
Circle; 23.14 acres in T. B. Hutt D I.
C T 3 S It 4 W. »1713.
E. F. Farnsworth and wife to J. h.
A'nrih; lot 1, block 16 Hurley & Ltrg-
es Addition to Newberg. »10.
Mary I. Hawnon ami husband to
Carl B. Hanson! lots 7, 8, 9. 10. block
S Joseph’s Walt's 1st Addition to Am
ity. »1.
Anna C. Hicks and husband to A. S.
Livengood and wife; 5 acres in l.uke
McKern D 1. C in T 3 S II 2 W. ,10.
E. G. Howard and wife to I.. L.
Swan; 271,50 acres in W. I*. Allen H L
C in T 5 S R 4 W. »1.
II. I’. KlUebrew and wife to Carl D.
Hanson and wife; 22.09 acres in John
Sherwood I) L C in T r> R I W. ami
lots 7, 8, 9, 10. block 8, Joseph Wall’s
1st Addition to Amity. »6250.
Albert T. King and wife to R. I’. Kii-
lebrew; 22.09 acres in John Sherwood
DLCinTBSR 4 W and lots 7. 8
9, 10 block 8 Joseph Watt’s 1st addi
tion to Amity. »2000.
Ida P. Price King mid husband to
Sarah A. and Rex O. Burgess; 3 acres
in Sheridan. »10.
Malinda 1-ambrlght and husband to
Wm. H. lutmbright; 4 acres In W. T.
Newby D L C in T 4 S R 4 W. »1
Arthur 8. McFarland and wife to
Vera E. Wentworth; 150 acres in Sec.
15 T 4 S K 5 W. »1.
Wilson K. Peery and wife to W. U
Jackson; 1-7 Interest In 161 acres if A.
Kimsey D L C In T 5 8 R 8 W. ,10
Noah Perry and wife to Herbert I.
Weatherly and wife; lots 7 and 8
block 2 Cavell’s addition to Newbutg
»10.
Noah Perry and wife to J. L. Weath
erly and wife; lots 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, block
3 Cavell’s addition to Newberg. »10.
Richard W. Phillips to W. A. For
rest; 12 ft. strip in T 5 S R 4 W. »1.
A. T. Powell and wife to Jay anil
Bert Brooks; 57.94 acres In Joel Port-
ins D L C in T 4 S II :! W. »6050.
Edward A. Romig to Alberta M
Bomig; lots 3, 4. block 2 and Und. 1-2
of lots 1. 2. block 1 Edwardt addition
to Newberg. »10.
Claud Sartorius to James C Ix>e and
wife; 25 acres In Wm. Chapman D L
C in T 5 S R 6 W.
V. P. Smith to A. C Thurber: 1"' 9
block 10 Fairview addition to Willa
mina. »10.
August Stlegert to ErneM Deldel
lot 9 Chehalem Hill. »1650.
United States to David U Robert-
S E 1-4 Sec. 8 T 4 S R 6 W
Rosina Wallace to W. H. Wood;
East 40 ft. lot 2 block 4 Watt’s addt
tion to Amity. »10.
Walter Wentworth and wife to Ar
thur 8. McFarland; 141.10 arms ir
Sec. 15 and 22 in T 4 S R 5 W. »1.
Geo. S. Young to Chas. W. Baker,
18.8.3 acres In John Welch, I) L C In
T 3 S R 3 W. ,9500.
THE NEED OF
Ladies Union Suits $1.25
and $ 1.50
Cotton Ribbed
Cotton Ribbed
Reul E n I m I o Truuxfars
State laws compel the manitenance
of adequate sewerage facilities as a
safeguard to public health.
As indi-
viduals, however, we give little heed
to the care of the 30 feet or more of
privately owned sewers within our own
bodies. Thu«, nature’s intricate purg
ing system breaks down, a* the first
sign of which II the omission of the
usual after-breakfast visit to the toilet.
Fend that is not digested and passed
off from the itomsch resolves into fe
tid mailer which ferments and putre
fies, < «using poisonous acids and toxins
which taint the blood This is why you
suffer from weakness low spirits, shoot
ing pains in the head, shattered nerves
foul breath, srur stomach and that gen
erally "all in” feeling.
'
You will find relief from such ail
ments if you use the preparation en
dorsed by 28,000 druggists and phys
icians, A. D. S. Heptic Salts. An ef-
ferescent combination of tonic and lax
ative salts which a-ts easily and natur
ally restores the usual normal func
tions. F ot Sale hy
WATSON’S PHARMACY
“Serves You Right’’
Phone Red 64
Dayton, Oregon
We have the equipment to thoroughly tes t your electrical
system. You pay only for the parts necessary to put it in
first class condition. Authorized distributors for Connec
ticut and Autolite. Registered Dealer Delco and Remy.
J. B. KLATT, McMinnville
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