(O i a i i t t a M by Soto Alpha L it Si
CHEHALEM VALLEY MILLS
Watkins’ Jubilee Singers will
be here Friday and Saturday
evenings Nov. 13*14. The enter­
“ Swing Low Sweet Chariot” —
tainment will be given in Dun-
bans hall, under the auspices o f The Tennessee Jubilee Singers.
the Student Body. The proceeds
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will be used in purchasing a pi­ Single rubber tire buggy for
ano for the H. S. Assembly room. sale. Price $60.
Our purpose is worthy and a lib­
L e w i s M i l l s , Springbrook,
eral patronage will be appreci­
ated by the High School.
F o r S a l e —One 3-inch slightly
On Nov. 5 the members and used Studebaker wagon, narrow
teachers of the H. S. were most tire. Address W. F. H azenberg .
enjoyably entertained at the R. F. D. No. 3.
school building by the High
The colored artists Friday and
School Y. W. C. A. The merry
Saturday
nights. All fast colors.
crowd gathered at 8 o ’clock and
the evening was spent in games
The best bread is now made
and music. Late in the evening
and
sold at the Home Bakery.
refreshments were served and all
returned to their homes, thank­ Try it and be convinced.
G. F. H erriott , prop.
ing the girls ot the Association 11-12
for the pleasant hours.
Go to Duncan’s Opera Stand
The first public contest between
the tw o literary societies, Zeta for hot drinks and lunches.
Alpha and Priores, will be given
“ Hear Dem Bells’’—Friday and
on Dec. 5. The entertainment
Saturday
nights.
will consist oi musical and de­
clamatory numbers. The con-
Full blooded Poland China
testents from the societies have
male pigs for sale,
been chosen. Those ot Zeta Al­
furnished with all stock sold.
pha are Vera Stannard, Maude
H erbert W illard , on H a n s
Gregory and Howard Burgess;
Christenson Farm, West Cheha-
those ot the Priores are Florence
lem.
Kaufman, Myrtle Pierson and
Brwin Pease.
The Tennesseeans at
The High School attendance is hall Friday and Saturday nights.
increasing to such an extent that
F or S ale —Horse, buggy,
the 11th and 12th grades were
ness,
robes, etc. Inquire at Im- -
removed from the assembly rooni
perial Hotel.
11-12
this week.
Our fooiball team played North
H. R. Cobb is prepared to do '
Yamhill Saturday instead of g o ­
vour express or other light haul- j
ing to Vancouver as planned,
ing at reasonable rates.
Vancouver being unable to play
for various reasons. The Yam­
“ Ding Dong” —they are coming.
hill team greatly outweighed The Jubilee Singers. They al­
ours and considering this handi­ ways draw a full house.
cap the boys did remarkably
L ost —Yellow Shepherd dog.
well. Neither side succeeded in
Suitable
reward if returned to
scoring although at one time in
this office.
the first half Yamhill came with­
in three yards of the goal. New­
The ladies ot the Christian
berg braced in the second half Church will have a window sale
and played their opponents to a Nov. 14 and will continue every
standstill. Brunton the fast H. Saturday at Hollingsworth’s.
S. halfback was unable to p'ay
. lt-pd
on account of injuries but will be
F or S ale —Dark Brown horse,
in the next game.
4
years old, weighs 1325 lbs,
The first Interscholastic High
works
single or double: price $200
School Debate will be given Dec.
F. A. H ayes .
19 between Newberg and Yam­ Phone 17-5
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hill High Schools. Over 30 High
Schools in the state are members
F or S ale —Good winter apples
the league and debates will be —400 boxes at 50 and 90 cents
to determine the champion­ according to grade. C. A. P ayne ,
ship.
on the Arthnrplace.
11-19-pd
Representatives have been cho­
R eady N ow —Fine cabbage for
sen from each o f the four classes
sonr-kront
at 3c per pound at
to take part in the debate tryout
the
patch.
W. B. S ims .
Friday afternoon.
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Flour Brands--
Q U EEN P A T E N T
LE W IS A CLARK
EX C E LLE N T
Acts as public warehousemen for
for storage of Hay and Grain.
Highest market price Paid for Hay,
Grain, Potatoes, Etc,
City Free Delivery
Both phones
Your Head Aches
Your Eyes Ache
Your Eyes Water
Your Eyes Burn
Your Eyes Tire
Your Glasses Don’ t Fit
You Need New Glasses
C O N S U L T US
W E W IL L E X A M IN E YOUR E Y E S FR EE
JAMES H. M ILLS
REGISTERED OPTICIAN
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Next to Postoffice
G R EG O R Y, TH E N E W
M A N A T NEW BERG
Undertaker, with lady assistant.
Funeral Director at your service
any hour.
Agent for White Bronze Monuments.
(Our motto)
“ Your satisfaction is our success.”
First Nat’L Bank
OF NEWBERG
C om er First and W ashington Streets.
Gives absolute protection to depositors
Gives equal attention to small and large accounts, and
Gives careful attention to all matters entrusted to
the bank.
J. D. Gordon. President
A. Nelson, Vice President
N. C. Christenson, Cashier
Announcem ent
W e wish to announce to the public that we have
bought out the firm of F. O . Andreas, and are going
to continue under the name of The Larsen Grocery
Co., and are going to sell goods for cash only. W e
are going to try to sell G O O D G O O D S A T LESS
M O N EY, but only for cash, and extend our invitation
to the public to come and inspect our goods and get
our prices before buying elsewhere.
ons and other articles except hay,
thé above applying on cash sales.
Newberg Mfg. &
Construction Co.
T O T H E P U B L IC
E ARE PREPARED to furnish Windows, Doors,
Glass, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Sand, Concrete
Stone in any design. Plans, specifications, and build­
ing Constructions a specialty. Give us a trial.
W
Uhe SSank
o f Tfewberg
Was organized in 1890 when Newberg was
but a village o f five hundred people- Its
growth has kept pace with its section and to­
day it places at the disposal o f its patrons
the extensive connections and the financial
strength acquired by eighteen years o f con­
tinuous growth.
You are cordially invited to become a cus­
tomer o f one o f the oldest banks in Yamhill
county, which promises you its best service
at all times.
B. C. M ILES............................................. . . . . President
J. L. HOSKINS........................................................ Vice President
J. C. COLCORD....................................................Cashier
W. E. CROZER...................................................... ..A sst. Cashier
Grown on mountain. Also
Property owners who are ow­ Saunders double disc plow, but
ing for gravel placed on streets little used. $35.
J. A. J ones ,
are hereby warned that costs Phone Main 11. Box 99,Newberg
will be charged to all delinquents
after November 15.
11-12
Septic Tanks!
Bv order of C ity C ouncil .
I am prepared to put in septic
tanks after the latest approved
W. L. Warren, o f McMinnville,
methods.
E nos E llis . '
Oregon, is agent for Winters’
Health Restorer, the best medi­
Administratrix Notice.
cine you can use for Constipation,
Notice I* hereby
_ given that tbe _ (indentiglied
*
en <
duly
appointed administratrix of the
Rheumatism, Kidney trouble, b u been
estate o f C. F. Machie, deceased. by the County
and many other ailments of the Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and ha«
qualified.
body. Send for sample package. Now, therefore, all pemon* having claim«
Landlady: “ What’s the matter
with that pie?,’ Boarder: “ It
isn’t fit for a pig and I’m not go­
ing to eat it.”
agalnft «aid estate are hereby notified and re­
quired to present the ««me with the proper
voucher* to tbe undersigned at tbe office of
Clarenee Butt, at Newberg, Yamhill County,
Oregon, within six months from date hereof.
Dated Nov. 12,1908.
8. A. MACK IE
Administratrix of the estate of C. F Hackle,
deceased.
CLARENCE BUTT, Att'y forestate.
Chicken Pie Supper.
Edison Amberol Records—FOUR MINUTES. That is the running time
o f the new Edison Amberol Record. It is twice ss long as the old ones.
This permits o f entire delections rather than mere snatches o f music,
played or sung as it should be, instead o f being marred by being hurried.
Beautiful things never before possible with sound producing machines
may now be enjoyed by Edison Phonograph owners. This means better
music for you as well as more music without changing recorda. Your
phonograph can be made to play Amberols. We have the attachments.
Come in and hear the new Amberols. Price 60c.
Also a long list of the regular two minute recorda, and all styies o f the
Machines, sold for cash or on the installment plan.
Violins and all kinds o f strings.
Kodaks and Cameras, Supplies o f all kinds, School Books, Stationery,
and School Supplies, Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. Prescription
work a specialty.
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Friday evening, Nov. 13, at the
M.E. church. Everybody invited.
The Best of Fresh and Cured
Meats the market affords.
Also Fish in season.
C. F* Moore’s Pharmacy
C O L U M B I A TAKE THE BLUE BELUL1NE TO HEALTH
Taken Up.
CYLINDER MACHINES AND THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
At my farm on the side o f Che-
RECORDS
Ask for sad try one« BLUE BELL Conth Syrup. Pile RsmtAy, Msn's Pals Liniment, ot
New
records
exchanged for old ones. BLUE BELL Stomach Tablets, Diarrhoea, Croup, Narva, Cough, Hay Ftvar and Catarrh, Blood,
halem mountain 45 head o f goats.
C. G ettmann ,
Ask
us
about
it
General Tonic, Bright Sunshine. Heart. Worm, Kidney, Headache, Summer Complaint, Soothing
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MANAGER
Tablets for Children. Liver, Female Regulator or Quinsy Tablets.
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Newberg. Owner can have same by paying
costs.
M. G. O a k l e y .
11-26-pd
D u n d e e . . O r e g o n
For sale by F. H. Caldwell &
X good horse, weight about
•1500.
R-2
sold, and 5 per cent o ff on all wag­
Seed W heat for Sale.
< < H > > X ^ O C K H ^ O O O O < X > C H X ^ 0 < > 0 < > ^ < X > < X > C K X > < X K > C < > 0 < «X > O 0 O 0 0
For Sale.
give 10 per cent o ff on all buggiee
Pay Up for Gravel.
RESPECTFULLY,
THE LARSEN GROCERY CO.
Until November 1, 1908, we will
O. D. M auritzen,
at Opera Stand