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B. C U M M IN G S A C O Paints, Oils, Glass, House Furnish ings, W a ll Paper, Carpets, Lino leum. House Painting and Hard- W e hare e large line o f Souvenir Postal Cards and make a specialty o f Hand Burnt Loath«* Postals ex ecuted to order. Oregon Newberg Wanted and For Sale. For well boring see Joaquin Ellis. ^ Dr. Low e the option will be in Newberg September 18th. M o n e y T o L o a n — See A. Kliks, A tty. B McMinnville, Oregon W anted — Dried prunes at H S. Gilè & Co’s, packing house, Newberg. 45 tl F or S ale — Some good horses, or will trade for milk cows. John Croeby. F or S ale — 2-year-old Jersey bull, or w ill trade for a heifer.— V. T. Hinshaw. 47 Opera C onfectionery Soda, Ice Cream, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. Stationery—A ll the Latest Magazines. by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shirley to celebrate the seventh birthday On Saturday, September 11, o f their daughter Mary. The ■at 9 a. m., at the W. R. Carter little hostess received many pret farm tw o miles north o f New- t y gifts to be cherished as souve berg a public sale o f the follow nirs o f the day. The children en ing property will take place. | joyed an afternoon o f games, Six work horses, 6 milk cows, after which they did justice to Meats tw o heifers, 1 six months old calf, the dainty picnic luncheon. Gema 35 sheep, 2 hogs, 4 pigs, 2 wa Pish and Last Friday morning while gons, hay rack . buggy and har Veèstables ness, binder, nSower, rake, grain Miss Izetta Jewel, leading w o Atmtllmt drill, disc harrow, steel frame man o f the Baker Stock Co., and Fruits harrow, 4 plows, sheep shearing tour lady companions were en- machine, dipping tank, U. S. route from'Portland to Sheridan cream separator, barrel churn, in an automobile, the machine lot o f cedar posts, 6 or 7 tons of broke down near Dundeev Find hay, 1600 bushels white oats, ing that the repairs could not be Air-tight, Self-sealing household goods, small tools, completed ih time to reach Sheri Wide Mouth N o Zino Cap and many other articles. Terms dan by evening, the party pro On August 26 th « good qualities o f this ja r w ill co demonstrated at the cash or bankable note, three ceeded by train and sent the balky buzz wagon back to P ort J.’L. Van Blarleora Grocery months time at 8 per cent, 5 per land. cent discount for cash. * Ktrfis them tm rfctb forever, with mil original flavor mad natural color Plumbing! Any one desiring a course in physical culture may be accom modated at A. A. Parrott’s store where the enterprising merchant has just installed a new appa ratus which is warranted to de F or S ale — Potatoes 30 cents Now open. First class dry velop the muscles iu a satisfac per hundred—small for feeding tory manner. The manufac- delivered at the dock on the wood delivered in any quantity. 0. P. L abadie . river. J. W. Barcrott. First and Grant streets. F or S ale —1 good hack, 1 Notice o f Appointment of good surry, 1 good cow, w ill be Administrator. fresh in October; 1 second-hand M ary ^ C arter . R anna A tkinson . A good plastered, nine room house, for rent or sale. Inquire . Administrators estate o f W. R. at The Chas. K. Spaulding Log Carter. ging Co’s office. 44 t f Notice Is hereby given that tbe undersigned Cecil J. Hoskins has been by an order of tbe County Coart of Yamhill County, state of Ore gon , bearing date, August 31st A. D. 190», duly as tbe Administrator of the estate of L o st — P ocket book containing appointed Cyrus E. Uoskius, deceased, and he has duly cash and bank draft for $50. qualified as sueh administrator. Therefore all persons having claims against Leave at G rap h ic' office 'and said estate are hereby notified and required to present tbe same to tbe undersigned adminis receive liberal reward. at the McMinnville National Bank at H. J. W oods . trator McMlnnvtlle. Yamhill County, properly Terl fled, within six months from date of first public F o r plans and specifications1 ation of thte notice, the first publication there beipg September 3rd, A. D. 130». and all kinds o f interior and of Dated this September 1st, 1909. exterior finish, windows,, doors, CBCiL J. H oskins . Adminis trator of the estate and building stone. Call on the Cyrus Z Hoeklw, deceased. Newberg Mfg. & Con! Co. F. W. Fenton and McCain A Vinton Attorneys for estate. LET US FIQURE WITH YOU rubber tire rig—Vincent Feed & Implement Co. 46 Does a general contracting business. I f you have any thing to build or are going to remodel your old buildings we would like to figure with you. Our prices are right and we will treat you rig h t Give us a trial and be convinced. Estimates furnished. Bell Phone 423 oavooaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaocoaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaoaouoa I H A R D W A R E ! H A R D W A R E !! « For Law n M owers, Garden Tools, (Garden Hoee, every piece goaran - Ö I teed) Acm e W ashing Machines. Low e Broe. Paint, Steel Ranges, G ran- S t ite ware, Tinw are and everything kept in a firstclass hardware store call on X f N e w b e r g , O re . J. B . JVIOUNT | Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits Come in and see our line of Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits Every one of them are new. NASH TH E S E C O N D A FINLEY A N N U A L PORTLAND FAIR Oregon’» Biggest Show! Sept. 20-25 1909 Admission 50 cts. 6 H orse Races Daily National Live Stock Exhibits Balloon Racing Chariot Racing Fascinating M idway Attractions FIR E W O R K S will be the most gorgeous and magnificent echnic display ever seen on this Coast. This will interest hole family. R E D U C E D R A T E S O N A L L R O A D S . IT IS OUR B U SIN E SS T o light the Business Houses, Residence* and Public Buildings of Newberg. In order to do this properly w e can furnish a number o f different types of lamp* and lighting units. Call and see us and let us explain the advantages of the Tungsten Lamp. F or R ent — Farm of 35 acres, 8 miles from Newberg on Ronte No. 2, Close to school and town, cash rent. Team and farm implmcnts for sale. 44 tl M. R o b e r ts . W. E. White has just returned from the great Alberta wheat country where wheat makes from 40 to 50 bushels and oats, 100 bushels to tbe acre. I f you want to make a good investment, ask him about it. ground fini,” is the invariable answer and then they stand by to watch it ground, giving all sorts o f advice las to the proper brand o f elbow grease needed for that particular machine. H e a d q u a r t e r s for Watches, C lo c k s , and Jewelry BAZAAR Eyes tested end Glasses F i t t e d Notice D hereby given that the ondenigned, administratrix of the aerate of George W. Turkic, deeeeaed, hue filed her final account ai ■aid administratrix of aaid estate, in the County Court of Yam hill County, Oregon, and that aaid Coart ha* appointed Monday, October 4, 1308, at the hour of 10 o’eloek e.m. aa the day and hour for the hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. Now. therefore, all persons Interacted In said estate are hereby notified and required to ap pear at the County Court room in McMinnville, •eld County, and State, at said time, to then end there show cause, If any there be, why ■aid account should not be rattled, allowed end approved, and said administratrix dis charged and said estate forever and finally Miss Hannon's millinery store M i l u s B. H ill . is now open with as complete a Puled September 2 , 130». Adm inistratrix of the estate of George W. line o f up-to-date fall hats as has Turtle, deceased. ever before been shown in New berg. Why g o to Portland to buy when you can do as well at Rev. Gould, of Forest Grove, home? Patronize your home is visiting in Dundee. town. Mrs. William Wilson is visiting F or S a l e . —A portable saw relatives*in Portland. mill, Russell make, capacity 10,- Mrs. E. S. Greer has returned 000 feet per day. Mill practical from a visit in Tacoma. ly new, only been run two years The pound law in Dundee went and in good order. A b o a 12 into effect the first of September. horse power stationary boiler and Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, engine. Will sell cheap. En o f Portland, are rejoicing over quire o f Chase & Linton, New tbe arrival o f a son. berg. Mrs. Roe Robison and daugh The Misses Gregory have re ter spent several days last week turned from Portland where they visiting friends in Portland.' spent some time in the wholesale Miss Zelda Bragdon, o f Port millinery houses and in attend land. and Ralph Butt,, o f New- ing the fall openings in the city. berg, were guests at Otterbrook They are now busily engaged last week. J getting ready for their fall open Monday Miss Ella Crawford ing, which will occur September left for Seattle where she w ill re 10 - 11 . sume her duties as a teacher in F or S ale —62 acres of rolling the public schools. land 2Va miles northeast of New Joseph Etzwilcr came in from berg, Vi mile of Springbrook, .the coast last Thursday with a about 30 acres cleared, a small load o! fresh salmon. H e found stream through corner, 10 acres no difficulty in disposing o f it timber, small house, barn, Vi acre along tbe way. black cap raspberries, % acre The ladies of the Aid Society strawberries and about 2 acres are greatly encouraged over the cherries and prunes. See L. M. demand for ice cream « mb Satur Krick, R. F. D. No. 3, or White days. They w ill continue to & Co., Newberg. serve it until the rai i j season sets in. position can be had by Mr. and Mrs. Sanmri Parrott ambitious young men and ladies in the field of "Wireless” or Rail bare as their guests Mr. Par way telegraphy. Since the 8- ro t’s mother, and uncle, Mr. hour law Decame effective, and Ashpole, of Eagle Point. Oregon; since the Wireless companies are and an uncle and aunt from Sher establishing stations throughout the country there is a great wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ellison. shortage of telegraphers. Posi W.-J. Gordon went to Seattle tions pay beginners from $70 to last week t o meet Mrs. Gordon $90 per month, with good chance who has been spending the sum for advancement. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland, mer in the Rnst, They will at Ore., operates six official insti tend the A. Y. P. and return to tutes in America, under super Dundee the last of this week. ... vision o f R. R. and Wireless Of A pleasant party was given ficials and places all graduates in Friday afternoon at their at. to positions. It will pay you to ira for full détails, 47 tractive camp in L o ver’s Lane Bicycle Shop T . B. Duncan $ 22.00 CH ASE A U N T O N GRAVEL COM PANY Plays both Am berd and Stan dard Records. A perfect ma chine in every respect Let us show it to you. All kinds o f gravel for con crete work, cement blocks, or wood work furnished on short notice. Leanre orders at the office o f R. R Linn- ville. K IE N L E A SONS N ew berg, Oregon Nelson Brouillette LAPP & C .F M O O R E BOYES PHARMACIST Painting Decorating, Wall papering Drugs, Chemicals, Family Medicines, Perfumes, Toilet W aters, Powders e specialty. School hooka, tab leta and supplies. A large fine of of fiction, v r ix ii.iix u ■*»» n y i c , y c n r v i p i , M im p iic iiy i m r »liability nearly 40 ytart. Sold in nearly every city an« town in the United Stair» ana Canada, or by null direct. More inld than ■ay other make. Send tor Irec catalogue.: • • • C A L L 'S M A G A ZIN E Mors subscriber« than any other lashlon tnagsaine—million a month. Invaluable. 1 .at- ( i t styles, pattern«, drc«»raaking, millinery, plain «ewlng, fancy needlework, hairdressing, etiquette, good itoric«, etc. Only 30 cents I year (north doublet, Inrludlng a free pattern, Subscribe today, Sr «end (nr ssmplo copy, to Agents, Portal brings premium catalogue and now ruth priae oder«. Addres« nu NcCAU co„ su» m w. a * fit. m a n u : I | i 1 i 1 Como and too ui in our new loca tion in the C. J Edwards brick Kodaks, Cameras and all supplias.
