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fWfì : nr>v P f“ •' <ï\ v ».«as ' I . ■ *.> ; - • ' ■■■• * V. * i . L For ï\t SELLING PRICE PER W N OR H ALF TON II RV," Bran.... ............. * ».5 0 Shorts...................... 82.00 Middlings............... 36.00 Dairy Chop............ 26.00 RoUed Barley.......... 84.00 Monitor Rid Barley. 36.00 Oat ft Wheat Chop.. 38.00 Oats........................ 37.00 Rolled Oats............. 89.00 *1 per ton off for sacks, W h eat.....................*85.50 CrackedWheat ........ 88.00 Ground Com .............. 87.00 Cracked Corn...........88.00 Oil meal................... 41.00 Cheat H ay................ 14.00 Rye Grass ft Timothy 15.00 Grass H ay................ 11.50 Oat H ay.................. 18.00 2 per cent o ff for cash. Free stable for oar customers’ teems at Depot liv e r y Stable. We offer for No. one » « gray oats 56c per bushel white 68c valley wheat *1.06tt Chehalem Valley Mills GREGORY, TH E NEW M AN A T NEW BERG Undertaker, with lady assistant Funeral Director at your service any hour. Agent for White Bronze Monument«. (Our motto) N “ Your satisfaction is our success.” A A A A A A A A A A A A . * L a A A A A A A A a A A A a A A A A A A »«. V W V W V W W W V W vW V W W W V W V W W W W W V W W W W W W W W W V TV W W W V W W TV TW W W W V W The National Bank o f Newberg C A P IT A L STOCK IM S ISM *5 0 ,0 0 0 mmmmmmamrnm mi n i - STOCKHOLDERS Henry Mills, A. R. Mills, Ina V. Leland, Thomas Prince, A. Nel son, Charles Larkin, L. G. Kneeshaw, N. C. Christenson, ler, George and J. S. Larkin, P. T. Keyes, P. P. Seely, , i. Groth, JofanT. W E D O N ’T BEG People to trade with us. — But if it is PRICES and Q U A L IT Y that you want w e have i t We don’t belong to the trust n s i J. T. S M IT H KEEPS NO Patent M edicine but you can buy a lot o f Graphic and Oregonian $2.25 Graphic and Journal $2. \r Come to the Bijou for a good, m oral entertainment. Change o f programs Monday, Wednes day, and Friday evenings. L a t es t views o f different parts o f the w o rld . Songs up-to-date. Gen e ra l adm ission 10 cents, children trader 10 years 5 cents. Georgie S Birrel ft husb to Bd Smith & H A Dim mock lot 4 Rv Birrel 10 acre tracts *1000. , Frank Blessing & w f to B F M oney T o L oah —See At \k Altumbaugh lot 18 blk 52 A. KHcks, McMinnville, Oregon. Edwards add to Newberg *40.. Ines B Butt & husb to Wm J F o * S a l e — A fh 11 blooded Saunders small tract in Newberg ling Jersey bnll. H. C. P $175. Alberta A Clnyaon to B ta , M F or S a le — Team, Durham F art of blk 28 Hardy & wagon and colt six months Larges add to Newberg *600. 4-8 G. W. Elisa Ann Dunham 4 o Robt A Cooper neVi o f ne% aec 1 « 1 4 a r Clark’s Seedling «tra 5 w $50. plants fo r sale. Jesse Edwards & w f to W alter Mnt. phone 17-4 C. S. C a Whitten small tract near College 6 5th sts Newberg *3200. F or S a le —One yearling colt; Geo R Edner & w f to M ar one fresh cow. A.S.M e llo w e r , gate tha Bunhann 81H ac in sect Newberg, Ore. 4-1 28 trsrSw *1700. D. W. F edv & w f to Clarence F o r bread, pies and cakes, the Warner lot 5 blk 17 Oak Park kind that mother used to make, add to McM innville $65. g o to the Newberg Bakery. W J Gordon & w f to E W ■ , .“ "T '— Broadwell blk 24 Dundee $500. \ Rhode Island Red eggs 60 cents J D Gordon & w f to P N Skin per 15. Leave orders at Vin ner part o f lo t 8 blk 13 Deskins 2nd add to Newberg. cent’s Feed Store. *r.J. Worth. Frank H Greene & w f to Louis Horse for sale cheap. W eight B KHke 189.82 by 200 ft adjoin- 1100 lbs. Phone 20-12 26 ing blk 13 C ity Park add New J. W . T e T o u r n e a u . berg *300. Victor A G row to city ot Sheri Call on or address W. B. White dan right ot w ay for w ater pipe & Co. for bargains in fruit lands over land in A B Faulconer d i e $50. and city property. Office on F M H all & husb to Herman Bast First street. i ‘ Schmid blk 60 Dundee $350. C A Huston & w f to city o f I can furnish a few settings ot Sheridan right o f w ay for Jpipe fall blood White W yandotte and line over 21 acres in A B Fani- White Leghorn eggs. C .E .K ir k , coner d 1 c $25. Mutual phone, 18-4 4—1 Andrew Kershaw & w f to Ora Godsey 2.25 acres in Willamina Leave your order fo r window $225. and door screens with the N ew R W K irk & w f to George berg M fg ft Construction Co. AH Sykps e% ot nw% sec 1 1 1 4 s r 6 w *1280. work made satisfactory. Peter G Kencht & w i to M ary F or S a l e — 160 acres, good Staples wVt o f ne% sec 24 1 3 s r trait and dairy farm. Plenty o f 2 w *5000. F lora R Lew is & husb to wood and w ater. Three miles Isabella E Donnelly lo t 14 Fletch from Newberg. H. C. P au lsen . ers 1st add to Dayton *1050. F G McCann & w f to Charlie F or S a l e —Ofireow , Houser lo t 6 blk 6 Baker & fresh one month, vesy gentle and M artin add to ^McMinnville broke to lead. Price *35. $ 110 . W .F.Hazenberg. M atilda Fetch to Charlotte R N o. 3. Newberg. Ann M iller 3.50 ft lo t 3 blk 36 Oak Park add M cM innville L and h Roof paint is the best $350. shingle preserver on the market, P P Reed & w f to M ary EDerr looks better last longer. Only et al small tract in McMinnville 50 cents per gal. at Lapp & *925. M E Reitzell & w f to B R Boyes. Pendleton lots 1 2 blk 29 La- Cabbage plants strong and Fayette *1100. Wm J Saunders & w f to hardy, violets both single and Elizabeth A White lots 5 6 7 8 doable strong clamps. J o h n blk 42 Edwards add Newberg G o w e r , Past Tide Greenhouses, *825. M at. phone 30-9 24 t f F W Sitton & w f to Jennie G & Sena S Sitton lo t 2 blk 6 F o r S a l e — A t my farm four W illis add M cM innville *2000. and a half miles west o f New Louis D Slater & w f to G R berg six two year old heifers. T a ylo r 11250 sq ft in SSnowden Some fresh and others w ill be d l c t 3 s r 2 w *500. Mabel Sykes to Geo Sykes sw% fresh soon. F r an k N elso n , o f ncVi sec 13 t 4 s r 6 w *800. Since establishing their o Geo Sykes & w f to A E Eaton land in secs 11-13 & 15 t 4 s r 6 on Main street, opposite Commercial hotel the Dm. Bow w *1 . D Talbot & w f to Soren Peter ers have office hoars as follows: son 50 ac in J W Rogers d 1 c t 4 8:45 to 11:45 a . m . and 2 to 5:30 sr 4 w *6500. p . m . Mutual phonf 9-9 Bell 361 lohn Tow es & w f to Daisy A •— ........... -......-*■............. — arner lots 1-2-3-4 blk 54 Oak ocnooi ixcpori. Park add M cM innville *375. S P VanDyke & w f to Calista Report o f District No. 9 for the M VanDyke lots 3-4 & %Yt ot 2-5 m onthending March 26, 1909. blk 31 Hurley & Larges add Those neither absent nor tardy Newberg *1. during the time are: Archibald VanDyke & w f to S Robert Shires, Anna Elba, P VanDyke lots 3-4 & s% o f 2-5 Mabel Atkinson, Ella Christain- blk 31 Hurley and Larges add Aubrey Tangen, M ilo Barn* Newberg *1. L ila Hodges, Bain Morrill, Geo L W illiam s & w f to Henry orie Green, H arry Crater, R Steyens 50 ac in B Ford d 1 c Green, Ina Ridgway, Eva t4sr4w *5000. arnhart, E tta Hess, Barbara W alter C. W oodw ard to Geo Morris, Ivan Morris, Robert SVkes 200 acres in sec 1 1 1 4 s r Walton. .A j B ertha B unbord , Principal. 6 w *3200. Tames N W ood & w f to Albert M a b e l R ush , Assistant. i E Clayson n% blk 28 Hurley and Larges add to Newberg *5625. Everybody Liston. W Yon can not alw ays gauge the W. B. Sims w ill offer his green importance of iman by the angle house property on M e n " a t which be wears his hat. street at a low price for For 3 days only, April Conveniences 2nd, and 3rd. Do not expect Gumption on tho Farm. the cut in price after this week. at his store and A ll Agents. The farmer gets his crop out o f H A V E M ONEY LE FT the ground, his money out o f the One ot the most insidious and crop, and his pleasure out o f the »»»»♦ »»»»»♦ ♦ »♦ »»»»»»»♦ a » unexpected forms o f attack is to money. . ¿J , tread upon a tack. The open-air treatment is good fo r consumptives but it isn’t “ There is the wreck o f tim of* beneficial for farming machinery Notine Is hereby f ir m that the undersigned exclaimed Jones, as his dock.l «^tools'. he« M iieeu duly appoint mm edmlBltratrl x oFth e from the second window, ••tele of T. B. Cm County Conrt of Yamhill fSUST. urecon, and The Chinese try hard to pay ------- iris he» qiitU ltd. all debts before New Year’s day; flow, therefore, ell Benone hevl v ia * claim , e*eln»t «eld eetete wre ere hereby hereby not! notified and re and it is a m ighty good plan for quired to present the »ame. with the proper voucher*. to the undersigned, at the «tore of all farmers to follow . C. B. Cum m in*« A Co . In Newberg, Yam hill Somehow or other we have a WASH.„OTON Aft ftOUTLAN» _____ good deal o f respect for the man WHITE FOR CATALOG j Administratrix i •g —» r— a»• *—* aw m . 1 w ho keeps thè walks clear o f T. B. Ct MMIMt, « tent aar v a r r IN E HÜSSÎSSW W ÊÊ A ^ \ I» " I f you want your farm to look Mat, foneo It with P IT T S B U R G H P E R F E C T F E N C E . Why? Becauaf: tbo strands and stays a rt electrically welded. Because: it stretches up perfect and oven. Because: it stays tight in summer. Because: It adjusts itself perfectly to uneven ground. Because: being electrically welded the stay wfess cannot slip. Because: no top and bottom board required; and because it has .no wraps to hold moisture and cause ru s t Sold by The Wright Feed & Imp. Go. Corner First and Meridian Stroets BOTH PHONES NEWBERG, OREGON You are Going to Build? Yes. Then call on the N ew b erg M fg . ft Construction C a , got your plans and specifications, your foundation stone, your window and door fram es, windows and doors, interior and exterior finish, in fact anything in the wood or stone m auufactured lin e I f you prefer w e w ill contract to do the entire job fo r you. Newberg Mfg. AConsruct’n Co. snow, whatever faults he may have. » H ave yon done your best and been beaten? Keep a stiff upper lip. Do a little better than your best this year. You w ill win; only be true, fair and square. W ork up all old fence rails, use less boards, dead trees and limbs Drugs, Chemicals, out o f the orchard in to stove Family Medicines, wood. This w ill keep the farm Perfumes, T oilet free o f litter and help solve the W aters, Powders fuel question. and Creams. Give the boys something practi cal, such as a box o f carpenter’s Prescription work tools, a soldering set,, or a draw a specialty. ing outfit, instead o f guns, drams and toy pistols. Teach creative School books, tab- not destructive force. lots and supplies. I f the politicians were half as solicitous for the welfare ot the farmer after the election as they A large line, o f are for his vote before it, he poems and bodes would soon get all that is com o f fiction. ing to him, including the postal savings bank. E d i s o n Phono “ The well-being of a people is graphs Sc records, like a tree: agriculture is its root, V i c t o r Talking manufacture and commerce are its branches and its leaves; if the root is injured, the leaves fall, Kodaks, Cameras the branches break aw ay and the and a l supples. tree dies.” Don’t fight > yourself in the evening when yon are sleepy after the day’s w ork is done. Just lean back in your chair and take a few winks of sleep. Then when yon wake up you can read and think a great deal better. Have you saved a little money this year? Invest Some ot it in -You w ill all the old farm; do something to make the place better.' You could be pleased this season. have no better bank than yonr Turbans a n d large own farm. Every dollar thus in kata a r e both i n vested w ill come back with ten fold interest. I f a farmer wishes to find out the amount of corn he has on the ear, multiply the length o f crib in test by w idth in feet, and divide by tw o and one-fonrth. The easy w ay to divide by tw o and one-tourth is to multiply by four and divide by nine. Administrator's Notice. A neighbor who is visiting in the city since corn-hosking is over, writes home about taking chances on a six-cylinder m otor baa qMlIM. Now, therefore, e ll p e n e s * h e e ls « claims car, and last summer be objected against Mid estate are hereby notified and re quired to present the same, with the ptapi r to his wife baying a gasoline voucher», to the undersigned, at ths BaSk of Nawlxsrf, at Newberg. Yam hill C o n n ». Ore- stove because he was afraid to eon. within six month» from date hsrsof. Dated this 4th day of March. A. D., IMS have the pesky thing around. l . C . C ou xits, Adm inistrator of the estate of J. I.. J onks . deceased. It is very annoying to tele phone subscribers to find during the very bqpy hoar in the even Administrator’s Notice. ing, when they w ant to use the phone, that some young couple Notice I» herelry given that ths undersigned — nfnted administrator Of tbo has been duly appofi ■“ ro í is sparking over the wire, or somebody else is holding a long, gossipy conversation. Some .people use the telephone almost signed , within its m o o ïï. any time tor almost any time tor Yam hill County. Oi th i« flit day of Mareh, from data hai a f f li« alm ost anything. -staseof fa n a W. Fownrf*. a m asas. From December Faun Journal. 'N* ' C.F M OORE PHARMACIST
