Registered at Imperial
B Ruaeel
Indianapolis
San Fran
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Fred Marx
R M Fowle \ -
Airiie
W Shaw •
Kansas City
K Campbell & w
Oekalooea
W D Van Leur -
Chicago
E B Raymond v l
Olympia
J W Martin
Denver
Wm N Boots
Monmoqth
Dan Gibbs
Seattle
Rev and Mrs W T Scott F a irv’ w
S B Klahr
Portland
J H Nash
W L Nash
R L Dugan
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Percy F Freeman
Hans C Walberg
C E Ellswqrth
Willis Kramer •
L H Fitch
J A Harron
M r and Mrs J B Eggleston
C B Sibley
Alonzo Morrison
Cecil J Hoskins
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R J Sherman, wife and daugh*,
P J B o rell
W E Carpenter
B F Dunn
Geo H Fitzgibbons
S Newer
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F R Wagner
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M A McLaughlin
Miss Grace Campbell
Frank R Reeves
F H Griffith
' McMinnville
Wm DeHaven
Horace Lilly
Eli Ludwig
Jno Wortman
A C Goodrich
D E Wheeler
C C Hammerly
U S G Müler
J L Fletcher
W C Hagerty
L L Nicklen'
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H E Gordon
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Dundee
R Chalmers ■
J N Crosby
J Adams
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M r and Mrs E A McCormack
Dr G U Snapp -
City
J P Keating and wile
C G Jacobson .
W A King ^
Geo Wenger Jr
Walter H Wilson
Miss Leora Thorne
Cecil J Hoskins
Miss Mabelle Gardner
Arthur K Wilson
Miss Jessie Gardner
Fred Hutchens
Miss Amy Heater
Clarence Coe
Miss Merle Woods
Miss Inglis
Miss Simonson
Grover Higgins
Miss H R Stuckey
M r and Mrs C F Held
S Rees
s o m P W ooton and wile
J E Holladay
T BrouUette and family
M r and Mrs W H Whitten
M r and Mrs Weslev Boyes and f
M r and Mrs Chas Lapp and fam
M r and Mrs L E Brown
C W Parker
Miss Nora Parker
Guy Bennett
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Clarence Butt & wife
E H W oodward
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Flour Brands
QUEEN P A TEN T
L E W IS A C L A R K
EXCELLENT
Acts as public warehousemen for
for storagejof Hay and Grain.
Highest market price Paid for^Hay,
Grain, Potatoes, Etc.
Both phones
City Free Delivery
Gives careful attention to all
business c o m m i t t e d to its
charge, and highly appreciates
your business.
J. D. CORDON, Pres.
JL C. CHRISTENSON, Cashier
A Splendid Stock of
D undee Social Item.
MOUNT'S
Something to “Lean
Thursday afternoon February
6, being the ''first wedding anni-
versary o f Mrs. Elwyn McCorv
nack, thè ladies of the neighbor*
hood took occasion to surprise
her at her cosy new home “ Ran
cho Prunilla.” A delightful in
formal social afternoon was
spent, and an elaborate two-
course luncheon served Those
present were Mrs. A. D. McEw*
an, Mrs. C. 1. Raker, Mrs- F. T,
Keyes, Mrs. R. R. Robinson,
Mrs. W. M. Hill, Mrs. H. B.
Powell.
All went aw ay wishing Mrs.
McCornack many happy returns
of the day, and that they might
be able to spend each recurring
anniversary with her.
Obituary.
sind Via’bie means o f practical support is a good, sub-
«taatdail baak account. Once you have a good balance
art. year banker’s, you do not care how things go, be
cause ysu feel independent.
And the only way to get
a baak account is to save, and sava, and acquire riches
fey patient th r ift We can help you do this by taking
care of your savings and paying you a good interest
thereon. Do not delay, but start saving at once.
BAN K OF NEW BERG
ft. C. MILES, Pres.
j . L. HOSKINS, Vice Pres.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier
W. E. CROZER, Asa. Cashier
Mrs. Anna High, whose death
occurred a t Salem on January
31, was born near Willamina,
June 6,1870, being tbe youngest
daughter of Chas. E. and Aman
da Fendall, early pioneers of this
county.
She was married to
Martin M. High, on November
8, 1891. T w o ' children were
born to them, Aliena M. and
Rexford E., both o f whom sur
vive her. She leaves beside her
children, her mother, one sister
and six brothers, and a large
circle o f relatives and friends,
both in this county and in Salem,
where the lost ten years o f her
life was spent, to mourn her un
timely end.
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Character is the fruitage o f
daily choice.
Wanted and
For Sale.
CLOSING OUr SALE
Have you seen the I. C. S. ex
hibit at Whitten’s Lppidary?
O F LIN ES W E H A V E N O R O O M F O R A T
Graphic and Oregonian $2.25;
Graphic and Journal $2.
Le Palais Royal
F or S alk —T wenty-five cord
of-dty wood bn my brick yard.
Jas. Hamnett & Sons.
The Exclusive Ladies’ Furnishing Goods and Millin
H. R. Cobb *is prepared to ob
your express or other light haul
ing at reasonable rates.
FO R M ER PRICES N O T C O N SID E R E D
Ditching and well digging by
W« A JBales, Newberg, Oregon.
See the International Corre
spondence School’s display all
this week at Whitten’s Lapidary ?
E. W. Gear, Rex, Oregon. Vet
erinary sugeon and dentist, teeth
work a specialty. Bell phone
185.
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.For Sale—Our home a t corner
o f Fifth and Meridian streets for
sale at a bargain, if sold soon.
L. B. C harles .
Ship your produce to Bell T o w
er Co., 902 Post street, Seattle,
Washington. They always pay
the highest market price.
3-5
White Plymouth Rock Cocker-
al tor sale. C. E. Newhouse,
Springbrook, Oregon. Mutual
phone.
When you want anything in
the bakery line call up Home
Bakery, phone 26. Free de
livery.
F or S a l k —1 fresh Jersey cow;
also 1 2-year old registered Ches
ter White boar, extra strong
breeder. Lee Dadisman, on Jas.
Madson farm, 3 miles northwest
o f Newberg. Mutual phone.' tt
I f you are interested in educa
tional work, visit the I. C. S. ex
hibit and learn how you can
prepare for a better position
than you now hold, by home
study during spare time.
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Young ladies w ith good voices
and who are good reader» o f
music, wanted to join opera
class for production o f opera
soon. No charge except tor mu
sic. Apply J. S. Carrick.
ery House of Portland
5 0 0 Ladies’
Walki’g Skirts
A ll colors; actual vaues in
this lot up to $12.50, your
choice at
$ 2 .9 5
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Ladies, Misses
and Childrens
Underwear
Union Suits, Vests and
Pants, fleece lined, values
up to 75c go at
Ladies’
19c
Tailored Suits Values up to $1.25 go while
36 Winter Suits left—values
up to $25.00. Your choice
they last at
$ 8 .7 5
$18.00 and
will go at
$20.00 values
$11.50
$15.00. $35.00, and $40.00
values in black arid colors
going at
$17.50
Satteen
Petticoats
$1.95 values go a t.........95c
Ladies, Misses
and Children’s
Gloves
Values up to 50c at..... 15c
values up to $1.00 go at.35c
Hosiery
25c values colored black
35c
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50c
75c
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12Vs
19c
30c
50c
F IR S T -C L A $ $ , H IG H G R A D E
M IL L IN E R Y A $ P E C IA L T Y
A T LE P A L A $ R O YA L
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375 W ASH INGTON STREET
PORTLAND,
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OREGON
TAKE THE BJ.UE BELL-LINE TO HEALTH
F or sale —Entire, or subdi
vided, Rogue River, Jackson THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
county, Oregon, profit-bearing
AW fo r and try once BLUE BELL Coofh Syrup. P i]« RamaSjr. M m '« Pam Liaimaat, or
BLUE BELL Stomach Tablet*. Diarrhoea, Croup, Narva, Coufh, Hay Favar aad Catarrh, Blood,
orchard on deep alluvial river Gaaaral
ir Compialat.
Tooic, Bright Sanabin«, Heart, Worm, Kidacy, Headache. ~
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bottom. Comfortable buildings. Tablet« for Childrea. Liver, Female Regulator or Qniaay Tablet*.
Ben A. Lowell, Woodville, Ore
For sale by F. H . Caldwell & Co.
gon-
The Chas. K . Spaulding L o g
ging Co. always have at their
store a large stock t>f general
building material,
including
doors, windows,
mouldings,
turned work, also lime, sand,
cement, plaster and building
paper.
16-21
Simple Remedy fo r La Grippe, i
La grippe coughs are dangerous j
/H o n in to
poeumooia. Foley’s Honey and
Tar not only stops tbe cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs so
that no serious results need be
feared. The genuine Foley’s Honey
and Tar contains no harmful drugs
For Sale—A ten acre tract one and is in a yellow package. Re
mile from Springbrook cannery, fuse substitutes. For sale by C. F.
good house and out buildings, Moore.
good spring, variety of berries
and young fruit trees, sufficient
timber for home use.
Price
$1000. Reasonable terms. Also
The Southern Pacific announces
one acre tract in “ Little Homes”
that beginning February 15, tbe
Fifth and Harrison streets; house, old rate o f $1.10 for the round
good well, land plowed and trip between Newberg and Port
tiled. Price $800. W. H. Gal- land for all Saturday and Sun
land, residence 5th and Harrison.
day trains, will be restored.
Are you satisfied with your
N ew Outfit.
present work? I f not, visit the
I. C. S. exhibit and talk with
Will Crater is now prepared
one of the representatives. It to serve the public with a new
may prove the turning point wood saw with gasoline motor.
in your life. I f you would earn None o f your wood consumed
more you must learn more. while sawing. Bell phone 276
Thousands of young people owe
their succes in life to having tak
For S al«.
en a course in this school. Call
A t a bargain, SO-horsepov^er
and see the work done by local boiler and tile mill. Mill mak
students.
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ing from 3 to 12-inch tile, with
brick die, side cut. Come and
see me,
Newberg Tile Factory.
Graphic $1.50
$emi-Weekly
Journal $1.00
Both papers for
$ 2 .0 0 per year.
Tlie Correct Time
To stop a cough or cold is just
as soon ss ft start»—then there will
be no danger of poeumooia or con
sumption. Just a few doses of Bal
lard’s Horenound Syrup taken at
the start will atop the cough. ' I f it
baa been ruoning on for sotno time
the treatment will be longer, but
the cure is sure. Sold by Moore’s
drug store.
Notice.
A very fine full blooded Jersey
for service at one dollar.
F red W erth , '
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Wynooski street.
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For S a l« at a Bargain.
Six hundred first generation
grafted English walnut trees
have been sent to me from tbe
Chico, California nnrseiy. Trees
are from five to seven feet high.
Will be sold at reduced prices.
M ay be seen at H. R. Cobb’s bam
near public school building. Call
for me at any time between 10
and 2:30.
,
J. B. F orsyth .
A C ard.
The Imperial Hotel wjll serve
a chickep dinner every Sunday
from 12.30 to 2 o ’clock for 35c per
For 5ale.
cover. The management desires
Peep-o-day in c u b a t o r —216 to make these dinners a feature
egg. Good as new. Price $15. and respectfully solicits patron
J ohn F. P kttengill , age.
2-20
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M arriage L icenses .
Nellie C Webster 35 to Frank'
Nursery Stock.
Burbank’s Miracle, seedless E 'Sperry 38.
Ida A Skinner 40 Chas J Mil
plum. Monrica apple—the best
ler
49.
keeper. Walnut», cherries, etc.
Lavem a M. Ruggles 22 Isaac
See J. B. Parker, Newberg, Ore
W
Thomas 2s.
gon, agent Capital City Nursery.
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