Greatest
Clearance
In the history o f Yamhill County of
Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnishings,
and Umbrellas.
First cost cuts no figure. W e need
the money and will prove that we
are giving the Biggest Discount
ever made by any house. . Call and
Hodson Bros,
15, 2 0 , 2 5 , to 5 0 % off.
-Free
Delivery
Hay, oats, rolled barley,
chicken feed, mill feed and
chop, delivered to any part
of the city.
Bran, 6 0 c per sack
Shorts, 8 5 c per sack
Oet our Spot Cash Prices on
ton lots.
CHEHALEM VALLEY MILLS
Both phones
Free Delivery
^ aMey Flour
Hard Wheat
Bran, Shorts, Middlings, Crescent Chop, Rolled
Barley, Hay, Grain, Vetches, Clover, Grass
Seeds, Poultry Supplies, a general line Keystone
and Page Fencing and Poultry Netting. Ex*
elusive agents for Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows
and Plow supplies. U*Bar, Spiketooth, Imperi
al Springtooth and Dandy Disc Harrows.
Van Brunt Disc and Hoe Drills. The famous
Rushford Wagons.
Cross Cut Saws, Axes, Sledges and Wedges.
Potato Forks, Spades and Shovels. *
Free delivery to any part of the city.
Give us a call; we are here,to do business.
Both phones.
W R IG H T
&
W H IT E
G A. R. and W. R. C. Reception
Wanted and
In response to an invitation
from Custer Post and Corps, of
For Sale.
McMinnville, .the members of
BANK OF NEW BERG
Shiloh Post and Corps to the
number of 36 lett Neyberg Sat Mills for spectacle repairs,
Paid $50,000 Capital
urday morning tor the county
scat. Commander Eggers car F or S alk —Two cows and two
ried the tickets for the entire brood
sows. C.W, Skelton. 1-31
party, and as Conductor Crocker
passed through the car to collect New college pins at Mills1
One of the oldest Banks in the
the fares, he would call out:
county. Ras been tested by
“Eggers, how many of these be For express and light hauling
professional burglars and by
long to you?” To which Com live orders at Rich’s grocery.
the
hard times.
mander Eggers would invari , Nice dress skirts at less than
ably reply: “All the good look costof material at The Gazelle.
Interest paid on savings and'
ing ones.”
time deposits. Small accounts
Arriving at McMinnville we See those new college flag and
solicited to encourage the wage
were met by a delegation from hat pins at Mills’, jeweler.
earner.
Custer Post and Corps, who
gave us a very hearty welcome. Ladies underwear too cheap tor
We then formed in line and you to go without them. The
headed by Old Glory marched Gazelle.
two abreast until we parted, Sheet music and instruction
each party conducting their visi books
B. C. MILES, Free.
J. C. COLCORD. Cashier •
to
your
order
at
Mills’
tors to their respective halls. next postoffice.
J. L. HOSKINS, Vies P m
F. E. CROZER, Asst. Cashier
After a social time spent with
the W. R. C., the ladies were F or S a l e — Three inch Old
escorted across the street, and Hickory
with rack. Near
led by Mrs. Ungerman, filed into ly new. wagon
Price
$60. Isaac M.
theG. A. R. Hall, interrupting Pollock, Springbrook.
1-31
(as he said) an eloquent speech
from Comrade Cooper. We were F or S a l e —One heavy gelding
introduced by Mrs Ungerman, rising two years old. First
and then Commander Eggers class. Pobert Howie, Upper
rose to the occassion, with a Chehalem.
N EW B ER G , OREGON
look of pride suffusing his whole
Excellent A d v a n ta g es offered for students
face, said, “There boys, you see Feed, hay, grain, poultry sup
plies
and
the
best
wire
fencing
Pleasing
surrounding«, with good mora
what I have been telling you.”
made,
at
City
Feed
Store.
Op
associations.
For further Information cal
We could only surmise that
on
or
address
posite
postoffice—both
phones.
Commander Eggers had been
bragginga little on the W. R. C.
of Newberg. Mfs. Ungerman W. Boyes will pay the highest
gave a short address to the com market prices for your fat stock;
rades, and then in a few well beef, veal, pork and mutton.
chosen words, presented to Cus Call him, he has both phones,
ter Post, The deed of another plot Newberg, Oregon. —
of ground adjoining their ceme F or S ale — 30 acre tract in
tery. Their present burial place South Newberg; 7 acres in logan
having room for only two more berries; good family orchard, all
for a last resting place. Com kinds of'fruit; 15 acres of fine
mander of Custer Post responded river bottom; good garden land,
with thanks, on behalf of the all cleared. Worth your while
Post, after which all adjourned to investigate. See A. S. Mell-
to the W. R. C. hall where the inger, Newberg, Oregon.
When vou are hungry try
Special sale on Ribbons,
ladies served a most bountiful
the
White House Restaurant
Handkerchiefs and White
dinner of which all partook with
where
warm meals will be
Goods.
a zest that showed their appre
served
a
t all hours. -
Dark brown cow and two Jer
ciation of the good things.
Location—Glen Hotel
After dinner the meeting was sey heifers; one mouse color, the
First
Week
called to order by Commander other yellowish brown.
In February.
C hristopher & Y oung ,
Cooper of Custer Post. A good
Springbrook.
many speeches were made by
Mrs. G J. Leavitt
comrades and ladies of both
The, Newberg Meat Co
parties, the man from Missouri,
in both Posts, being in evidence. Has the best facilities for fur
Some good suggestions were(| nishing first class meats and
given in regard to our coming butchers’ supplies, and the best
encampment at this place. But is none too good for their cus
Free delivery and both
as all good things must have an tomers.
Health is
phones.
end, so the the time came all too
More Than
soon when our friends escorted
Strayed.
us back to the depot to take our
Wealth
train for home. Many expres Heifer, 18 months old, light
sions of pleasure were heard and red with white star in forehead,
U s e
UNIMENT
all agreed that Custer Post and slit
.........
in right ear, stocky built.
Gfc:
B A LLA R D 'S KIN O
Corps were royal entertainers. Liberal
reward.
Our thanks are due also to
OP
SNOW
T homas H erd .
Conductor Crocker for his kind
TH EM
ness and courtesy to so large a
L
IN
IM
E
N
T
ALL
‘Home for Sale.
crowd. As w: bid him good bye
he kindly invited ns to ride with Seven acres, nine room new
AND *
him again at some future time. honse
yon will always have good health. What is more to a man
with
bath
room,
hot
and
than
good where
health? health
All
the
jnoney
in BaUard’s
the
make
P. C. cold water, pantry and closets
__ Is _____
___ j ...
...» world
wuriu
c can’t
a m Uahnent
maze
haDDinees
unknown.
Snow
Rheumatism,
Cuts, Contracted
Burns, Sprains.
Naur* L
Young orchard, two acres ber
Chehalem Center.
Sores,
Stiff Joints,
Muscles,
CURES! , Back
ries, good barn, small pasture
and all the Ilia that Flesh la Hair to.
J. E. Ridgway was in Portland with living water, some timber
One Who Knows.
S. A. M ills .
over Sunday.
J. G. Soott, Balt Lake Citj Utah, writes; “ I cannot
C. L. Johnson spent 9evera
too
highly o.' praise
your Bañard’s^Snow”
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—
¿lnlment^for
The Grip.
days visiting with his nephew
the relief
acute rheumatism,
caused
by sudden
obange
and exposure to the weather. I also recommend your
C. X. Larribee in Portland last ‘ 'Before we can sympathize with
Ballard’s
for eoughs and colds.
others, we must have suffered our
week.
These
used Horehound
together defy Syrup
all pain.
Mrs Ida Lieghten returned selves.” No one can realize the
QET THE GENUINE.
Three Size« 28c, SOc, $1.00
attendant npon an attack
Saturday to be with her mother suffering
of the grip» unless he has had the
Mrs. Sarah Andrews, who is actual
There is prob
quite sick at the home of the ably no experience.
disease that canses so much
SOO-502 North Second Street,
Ridgway a. Mrs. Ridgway also physical and mental agony, or
which so successfully defies medical
is a daughter of Mrs. Andrews. aid.
ST. LOUIS,
-
MISSOURI.
All danger from the grip,
There have been several people however,
be avoided by the
on the sick list lately. Some of prompt use may
of
Chamberlain’s
are Mr. H. Palmer and Remedy. Among the tens of Cough
Sold and Recommended by
thous
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Shires, ands who have used this remedy,
G.F.MOORE, New ben?. Ore.
not one case has ever been reported
Harold Weaver, Chandy Chase, that
resnlted in pneumonia or H o w to A v o id P n e u m o n ia .
Chancellor Johnson and Harold that has
baa
not recovered. For sale
Paulsen. •
For Sale.
We have never heard of a single
by
C.
F.
Moore.
Henry Chase is having a pain
instance of a cold resulting in pneu
monia or other lung trouble when Small farm; 78 acres, 60 in cul
ful time with his hand after hav-
Imperfect Digestion.
Foley’s Honey and Tar has been tivation, 12 acres old hop« and
ing the hnger amputated, but Means less nutrition and in con taken.
not only stops the cough, 16 new, all well polled and wired,
thinks now
n it is going to heal all sequence less vitality. When the but heals It and
strengthens the lungs. good hoj) house, all fenced, fair
iver fails to secret bile, the blood Ask for Foley’s
right.
Honey and Tar
baqpmes loaded with bilious prop and refuse any substitute
Enos Ellis has built a barn on erties,
house and barn, family orchard,
the digestion becomes im Dr. C. J. Bishop, of Agnew, offered.
Michi
the south-west corner of his paired and
1V4 miles to good town, some
tbe_ bowels constipated. gan, writes: "i have used Foley’s pasture
and timber, all good
Herbine will rectify this; it gives Hooey and Tar in three very severe
land,
well
located; here is a bar
Mr. J. F. Adams laments the tone to the stomach, liver and cases
pneumonia with good re gain; 2 cropaof
hops at the pres
loss of “Old Betz,” a horse
hoi that kidneys, strengthens the appetite, sults in of every
case.” For sale by
clearsand
improves
the
complexion,
ent price will pay for the place;
helped pull them all tl the way nfuses new life and vigor to the H. Caldwell & Co.
is a bargain at $5,000. In
from “Old Missouri,” als* a dog, whole
joc a bottle. Sold The Graphic and Semi-Weekly this
quire
of Warren & Stater, Mc
“Old Shep,” which died Of, old by C. F. system,
Moore.
Minnville,
Oregon.
age lately.
Journal one year $1.75.
Pacific College
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.