Wanted ai
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SELLING PRICE PER TON OR HALF TON
Bran.............. ....... $29.60
Shorts........................ 32.00
Middlings.................. 35.00
Dairy Chop................ 2600
Rolled Barley........
8400
Monitor Rid Bsrley.. 3600
Oat A Wheat Chop.. 37.00
Oats........................... 3600
Rolled Oats............... 88.00
. $1 per ton off for sacks,
W heat......................$36.50
Cracked Wheat........ 38.00
Ground Com ............ 37.00
Cracked C om .......... 38.00
Oil meal.................... 41.00
Cheat Hay............... 1400
Rye Grass A Timothy 1600
Grass Hay............... 11.50
Oat Hay................... 13.00
2 per cent off for cash.
M oney T o L oan —See A tty . B
A. Klicks, McMinnville, Oregon
F or S auk — T w o brc
and a strong tw o wheeled
See Mrs. M ary Morris.
Clark’s Seedling strawberry
plants for sale.
Mut. phone 1 7 -4 C. S. C alkins .
Free stable for our custom ers' teams at Depot
Lhrery Stable.
Get your embroideries at J. T.
Smith. 10 per cent off during
We offer for No. one
gray
oats
54c per bushel
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white
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56c
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valley wheat $1.004 “
E or S alk —Six tons clean grain
hay. F. A. Crawford, Dayton.
Phone, Exchange, 4 -1 7
3 -3 5
Chehalem Valley Mills
Call on or address W. B. W
& C o. for bargains in fruit l
and city property. Office
East First street. *
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Last Friday night the McMinn­
ville basket ball team wasdeteat-
a score o f 30 to 8.
The Senior class has begun to
prepare tor commencement week.
They are arranging to issue an
annual, which will be the first
annual issued by the Newberg
w • • a-» •
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High School.
Numerous magasinea are con­
tinually being placed in the H. S.
reading room .
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The botany classes have begun
to collect and mount specimens
for analyzing in class. Each
pupil is to mount and analyze
forty specimens.
Miss Katherine Bryan and
Glen Pagon of the Senior
class read their essays in as­
sembly Wednesday and Thurs­
day mornings, respectively.
Tuesday night the Y. W. C. A.
o f the H. S. gave a necktie social
in the basemept o f the M. E.
church. The proceeds will be
GREGORY, THE NEW
MAN A T NEWBERG
My form o f 80 acres, situated
in West Chehalem, 5 miles from
Newberg, for sale. Will sell with
stock and machinery.
J ambs I verson .
Undertaker, with lady assistant
Funeral Director at your service
any hour.
Agent for White Bronx« Monuments.
(Oar motto)
"Y our satisfaction is our success."
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CAPITAL STOCK
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$50,000
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Mrs. Paxson will do all kinds
o f plain and fancy carpet and
rug weaving at reasonable prices.
Corner o f 5th and Meridian
Street.
Mutual phone t-2
Philomath College team will
play the home college team , at
basketball on the home floor on
Friday night o f this week.
Admission 25 cents.
horses. G ood clean clover' seed
at 10 cents a p6und.
J ambs I verson .
Henry Mills, A. R. Mills, In* V. Leland, Thomas Prince, A. Nel­
son, Charles Larkin, L. G. Knees haw, N. C. Christenson, M. Mil­
ler, George and J. S. Larkin, F. T. Keyes, F. F. Seely, Henry
Hagey, A. C. Seely, Wm. Christie, Lynn B. Ferguson, J. D. Gor­
don, Henry and Chris Eeks, N. L. Wiley, Bernhard Groth, J. S.
Cromwell, Mary Bryan, J. M. and S. E. Crawford, JohnT. Prince,
Geo. A. Beet.
F or S a l e — Fine California
dried peaches at 7 cents per
pound for a short time. Phone
316
J. D u n l a p , West
Sheridan Street,
Newberg. tf
L ost — Pair o f glasses between
Dayton road and Main Street
on Third. Finder, please leave
at this office.
M rs . T. H. T horne .
J. D. Gordon, Pres.
A. Nelson, Vice Pres.
We Have the Goods and the
RIGHT PRICES
and give you full weight in
whatever you call for. Give us
a call, we need your business.
Get some o f Minchins egg
machines in the shape o f M ott­
led Anconas. Eggs $1.50 for
15. Plan tor Natural Hen In­
cubator given with each setting,
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S. M inchin ,
Dundee.
Reserved seat tickets for the
last number of the lyceum course
will be placed on sale Saturday
morning. Those holding season
tickets may make their selections
on Friday.
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Owing to the fact that a good
many failed to quite understand
the time that we advertised our
embroidery sale, and were dis­
appointed by comming in too
late, we have decided to continue
our special for one week longer,
commencing Friday, March 19th.
J. C. P orter & Co.
A t ths Highest M arket
Price
Open every Wednesday and
Saturday at the old-stand
Japan is spending 200,000 yen
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upon
its building and in bringing
Graphic and Oregonian $2.25
its exhibit to the Alaska-Yukon-
Graphic and Journal $2.
Pacific Exposition, which opens
Come to the Bijou for a good, in Seattle on June 1.
m oral entertainment. Change
The Exposition is the first
o f program s M onday, Wednes­ w orld’s lair which has not asked
day. and Friday evenings. Lat­ financial assistance
ot
the
est views o f different parts o f the government. Uncle Sam is spend­
w orld. Songs up-to-date. Gen­ ing $600,000, but is doing it
eral admission 10 cents, children himselt on his ow n exhibits and
under 10 years 5 cents.
bnildings.
Having a large and varied
stock o f the latest up-to-date
styles in trimmed hats, street
hpts, and novelties, we can as­
sure the ladies o f Newberg and
vicinity that we have brought
to them the best Hue ol goods
ever shown. Our trimmers are
now at work preparing for our
opening on the 26-27 o f March,
and we cordially invite your in­
spection o f our new goods.
Cleaning of gentlemens’ straw
and Panama hats a specially.
Also tinting o f feathers and
flowers.
L. E. M i l l e r .
Last Wednesday morning the
H. S. and several ot the grades
enjoyed tw o selections given by
four o f the Williams Jubilee
Singers.
Kev. Weaver o f the FriCnds
church gave the students a very
T o School Teachers.
b ( j RGH
PERFECT FENCE. Why?
Bassos*: ths strand« sad stays ars alsctrkally waidsd.
Baeaoas: it stratehas up parfact and «van. Baeauss: it stays
tight in summer. Because: it adjusts itself perfectly to uneven
ground. Because: being electrically welded the stay wires cannot
slip. Because: no top and bottom board required; and because it
has no wraps to hold moisture aad cause rust. Sold by
BOTH PHONES
Build?
Then call on the Newberg M fg. A Construction Co., get your
plans and specifications, your foundation stone, your window
and door frames, windows « id doors, interior and exterior
finish, in fa ct anything in the wood or stone manufactured
line. I f you prefer we will contract to do the entire job
for you.
Newberg Mfg. & Consruct’n Co
Dear Teacher;—I wish to call
your attention to the coming
County School -Fair to be held
at McMinnville this foil. The
Fair last year was a great
success, but we wish to make it
this year even better than ever,
and whether we succeed or not
depends largely upon the teach­
ers. Ifyou are interested, it will
be an easy matter to arouse the
interest o f your pupils. The
work that is being carried on m
these industrial fairs is strictly
iu line with the "New Education."
At last we have reached the con­
clusion that boys and girls
should learn how to do things.
Cooking, sewing, manual train­
ing and gardening is as im­
portant as learning so much
geography or arithmetic. "T o
work with the hand as well as
to think with the head" is the
educational m otto o f today. I
am sure that you will note; an
added interest and pride in your
school on the part of pupils and
parents if you succeed in making
a creditable exhibit. Do not
w ait another day to begin tor it
is im portant that this w ork be
taken up at once in order to get
the best results. Prize lists will
be sent out later. It you have
any questions to ask concering
the Fair, please feel free to write
to me.
Yours sincerely,
H. H. B elt .
C .F M O O R E
PHARMACIST
Drugs, Chem icals,
Fam ily M edicines,
o f fiction.
E d i s o n Phono­
graphs & records,
V ictor
Talking
M achines.
Elizabeth Hibbs to U S G M i l­
ler A C C Murton ljts 3 4 5 6 blk
3 John’s ad to McM $500.
A J Howell A w f to Floyd
Estep Its 3 and 4 blk 3 Baker A
Martin ad McM $150.
Mary I Johnson to Adam
John’s sd to McM $900.
W T M a c y t o W N Wan fle lt 5
Newby, s 2nd to M eli $600.
J S Martin A w f to 0 A
and Walter Macy 273x240 ft in
W T Newby die t4 r4 $1576
Oscar Meyer A w f to G W
Aaron 50 and R o f W sec 25 t5
r6 $1500.
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Jennie B Norin et al to George
Praithwaite Its 1 and 2 blk 11
Oak Park ad McM $50.
H R Morris et al to Leon J
Owen A w f part blk 19 Hurley
A Large’s ad to Newberg $300.
Henry J Noble A w f to Wil­
helm Buuck A w f 160 a in Henry
Noble die t3 r3 $12320.
Isaac M Pollock to LeviE Lew -
is A w f 41 a in S Heater die 1 3
r2 47000.
S. Potter A w f to Fred B Sack-
ett small tract in Sheridan $7000.
Adam Rossner A w f to Thos
Parrish Its 172 A 173 Dayton
$ 100 .
Geo Schlegel A w f to Wm H
Hood 4.30a m Amity $1000.
Claus Schuman A w f to C T
Doughty 1-2 a in C B Graves die
$300.
Wilbur Sitten A w f to Rogers
A Talbot 67.87 a in N K Sitten
Chas K Spatriding A w f to J D
NEW BERG, OREGON
baa boon duly appoint««! admlnletrator of
the n U U of J. t. J o n « OoctueO, bjr tb*
Countjr Coart ol Yamhill County, Oregon, aad
baa quailflod.
Moor, therefore, all peraone baring claim ,
again it aatd estate are hereby notified and re­
quired to present the name, with t b o » » p e r
vouchors, to the undersigned. at ths Bank of
Newberg, at Newberg- Yamhill County. Ore­
gon. within .lx month, from data hereof,
fiated thta 4th day of Marsh. A. D.,
Saylors add to McMinnville
$350.
___ J. C. Couxtan,
J N Hutchcrott & w f to J A
Admtni.trator of the aetata Of
Ballagher 1 3 6 x 1 9 1 H ft iu
• • I. L . JODSi, deceased.
Thomas C David d l c t 3 s r 4 w
$1075.
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Goe A Kidd Jr to Kriaten Niel­ Notloa la hareby given that the undersigned
son 51.98 acres in Jno Munroe ha* lieen duly appointed sdmlHitretrlx of the
«elote ol T. B. Commina*, doeeoaod, by tbe
d 1 c in t 5 s r 5 w $2040.
County Court of Y ambili County, Oregon, and
qiiallioS.
J C Morris & wt to August R has
Now, therefore, oil person* bovine claim*
Ford 32.40 acres in T M Wright against sold estate ora nereby notified and re­
quired to present the same, with the proper
d l c t 3 s r 5 w $3700.
vouchers, to the undersigned, ot the atore of
C.
* Co., in Newberg, Yamhill
Nora Morgan to M ay Payne G o f u . t Camming!
y , Oregon, within MX months from date
lot 13 blk 2 Chapmans' add to hereof Dated thia 4th doy of March. A, D„
190
Sheridan $100.
c. M. urnumm.
Administratrix of the datate of
Orville B Parker & w f to F S
Estep 100x120 ft in blk " F ”
Saylors add to McMinnville
$ 1200 .
Soren Peterson & w f to Chas Notice is h
iven that the undersigned
ited administrator of the
been dul
W Honnold 120 acres in E M has
of fohn W. Forsyth, de
partnership
‘ Chased Linton hy
Adams d 1 c in t 4 s r 4 St.5 w ■¡eased, in t l -------
County. Oregon -
$ 12000 .
J A Sampson et al to Wm H
>ts 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 blk 10
Saunders lots
LaFayette $500.
E J Scott et al to Adolf Scholze
Private Roadway in t 5 s r 6 w
$1.
T H Smith to W H M oyer o i
w for road in seo 1 7 1 2 s r 3 w
$ 1 .
W E Whitcomb & w f to U G
Chinn & w f 86 ac in T L Turner
d I c in $6000.
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the county Court of Yam
Now. therefore all pel
against said partnership i
ib is o h i
i-v u in ,,
from date hereof.
is o « ,
u icruii .
a having claims
partnership estate
Ired to present the
srs, to the under-
>«rg. at Newberg.
within six m onths
Dated this 4th day of March,
iflnsMV R h a s k .
Administrator of «old partnership
e fu t e o f J ohn W. F orsyth , deceased-
Sap tic Tanks!
am prepared to put in septic
iks after the latest approved
E nos E llis .
thods.