NO CLOTHES ON EARTH
FOR YOUNG FELLOWS.
If you are a young
fellow and like the
clothes with Snap,
easy grace and flow
ing freedom none
will please you so
Dashing! Distinctive!
D ifferent! “ The
Best for the Money**
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Hodson Bros
Capital and Surplus $62,000
Founded in 1889 as the Bank o f Newberg, the year just
closed—the best in our history—completes twenty years
o f growth and prosperity. We offer as recommenda
tions: Experienced and competent officers, accurate
service, ample resources, government supervision, and
an established policy o f safe and conservative banking.
If you are looking for a safe bank and have business
to transact bring itto us. It will be to our mutual ad-
O fficers
J . L . H OSKIN S, President
S7 L. P A R R E T T , V ice Pre*.
J . L . Hoskins
S. L . P arrett
J. I. H adley
W . E. C R O ZER , A sst. Cashier
S. J. Madson
J . F. Taylor
Colonist Rates
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Oregon ¡sras
G reat Northwest
The management of the Southern Pacific
Co. (Lines in Oregon) takes great pleasure
in announcing that the low rates from East
ern cities, which have done so much in past
seasons to stimulate travel to and settle
ment in Oregon will prevail again this
Spring DAILY from March 1 to April 15,
inclusive.
The railroads have done their part; now it’s
up to you. The colonist rate is the great
est of all home-builders. Do all you can to
let Eastern people know about it, and en
courage them to come here, where land is
cheap and home-building easy and attract
ive.
u t x rc p a io at home i{
desired. Any agent of the road named is
authorized to receive the required deposit
and telegraph ticket to any point in the East
Remember the Rates
From Chicago,
$33. from S t Louis, $32. from Omaha and
Kansas City $25. This reduction is propor
tionate from all other cities.
W M . M cM U R R A Y
G eneral Passenger A gent
Portland, O regon
J D Gordon et al t o B H Wood
ward & wf, lota 7-8 blk 15 Cen-
trul ad Newherg, $1.
Rose Ann Goodrich to Henry
■ Riddy lot 16 Goodrich Orchard
Tract« t 2 r 4, $916.32.
John Grant to John Newell,
40.13 a in B J Edson die t 5 r 6,
$5.
Ethel Grave« et al tö Mr« L L
Ladd, lot 15 blk 2 Chapman« ad
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ing a tw o day show, and the Sheridan, $125.
management now feel certain i Adam Cntbrod & w f to Louisa.
that it will be the biggest suc J Cain & W J Thornton, % a in
cess o f anything o f the kind ever • Jno Lynch die t 6 r 6, $1.
Margaret W Gibbs to W E
attempted.
Buyers and sellers will be Burke lots 1-2 sec 3 t 3 r 2, $400
brought together from all parts t Elsie Fletcher Haight & hb to
o f the state. The main sale will [ F A Fletcher 160 a in sec 34 t 4
be Public Auction where all [ r 7 & 460 a secs 3 & 10 t 5 r 6,
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horses that are listed for that ; $1.
purpose will be sold, and for this i Chas Hadley & w f to Mart
service the horse owners are to i Stutsman, 4 a in Joel Chrisman
be charged 5 per cent o f the sell die t 4 r 3, $200.
ing price, but those people who
Edw D Hadley to Lizzie M
do not care to put their horses i Hadley lots 13-15 S Sheridan
up at auction have the privilege snbd, $1300.
Drusilla A Hayes & hb to Yam
oflisting them for private sale.
These horses will be listed in the hill Planters 71.12 a in T N Faul-
catalogue and in the programs coner die t 5 r 6, $10.
with the announcement at what
D A Hayes & hb to S A & Ethel
Mulkey, 2.56 a sec 36 t 2 r 6,
barn they can be found.
Ten thousand Souvenir pro 200 .
F E Heider & w f to Louisa J
grams are being printed which
will be distributed free on the Cain n o d - i a 32x64 ft blk 2 ;
streets o f Salem during the Horae" Sheridan $1.
Jas T Hembree & wf to S C
Show. The problem o f how to
f e t f aiSl hoUit S(li,fl0ir|eopR Tord, 155 a in J T Hembree die
which will be in attendance at 1 4 r 4, $100.
Reinige & Eugene Hess to In
the Show has beenatrbublesome
one for the committee, but the vestors Co of Oregon, 100 a in
people o f Salem have agreed to Jas Green die & 55.60 a in Thos
open their homes for lodging, J Hubbard die t 3 r 3,$10.
Etta & E U Henderson to Mary
and the resturants and hotels of
the city, the churches and I Millard e Vi lots 2-3 blk 4
fraternal organizations are going Scroggins ad S Sheridan, $1. -
G W Hill to Yerex Bros Co nVi
to serve special dinners so that
nwtt sec 20 t 5 r 6, $3200.
all will be properly cared for.
C W Hod son & w f to North-'
There will be a great many
more horses on exhibition this western. Land & Improvement
year than ever before. Among Co, 311.27 a in Patrick Raleigh
the'new exhibiters just entered diet 5 r 5, $17118.75.
for the first time is J. D. Gordon, Mary F Hurley to Chas Holst,
a Newberg Banker who is com k>t6, blk 12 Hnrley & Larges
ing over with a car load o f his ad Newberg, $200.
Robt I vie & Mary Millard to
splendid Stallions and Marts
recently imported from France. IjE Brown, 3.24 a in C B Craven
Last Saturday being Horae Show
Day at Mount Angel a large de-
It helps your credit
TEN REASONS
It stimulates your
courage.
W hy Y ou Should
It guards you against
extravagance.
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It gives you confi
dence in your
Carry a Bank
ju d g m e n t
A ccount.
It helpe to hold you
up when you are
- • out of work.
It furnishes the beet
receipt for all
bills paid.
It creates business
habits that will
increase your
savings.
It protects you
against loss by
robbery, and per
sonal injury by
robbers. (Tber^w
FIRST
who cm itj tholr mono? la
their took or on tholr parson)
NATIONAL
BANK
Newberg, Oregon
It enables you to pass
over periods of
sickness without
embarrassment
It makes you able to
run your busi
ness, instead of
your b us in e ss
its a Deere
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HOUNE, ILL.
made right, by a force o f
skilled plow experts whose equal
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cannot be found in any other plow fac-
tory in the w orld. Them are many different
v
f makes o f plow s, each claim ing to be the best, yet
the fact remains that th re e John Deere plow s are
in use to oat o f any other kind.
T he John Deere Fac
tory,' the largest in the w orld, to n e ou t every yens ms
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automobiles to visit that fair,
and help boost for a great Salem
fair, April 8, and 9.
C. L. Dick, president o f the
Horae Show Association, who is
the moving spirit in making this
show a success was signally
honored by being selected as a
delegate to represent the state o f
Oregon at the National Conven
tion o f the Travelers protective
Association which meets June 10
at Chattanooga, Tenn. He and
his fellow delegates are going
back to make the fight o f their
lives for the 1911 Association to
be held in Portland, Oregon.
All Oregon is invited to Salem
to attend the great Salem Horse
Show, April 8 and 9.
Harry M Kershaw & w f to W
F Slaughter et al wVs nw swVi
sec 2 t 5 r 8, $10.
1 Ella Kershaw & hb to W F
Slaughter et al wV£ nwVi sec 2 t
6 r 8. $10.
J F Kerne & w f to J F Clifford
20 a east of Co. road sec 9-10 t
2 r 4, $600.
Chas Lalollette to L C Palmer
V» o f all timber on 60 a sec 6 t 5
r 6, $1400. .
T B Lantz to Ruel Maxson s
Vi sw V4 sec 14 t 4 r 3-.
Jas T Leach & w f to W H & H
A Lovey 70.56 a in Wm Bufiem
die t 5 r 4, $7500.
Canfield Marsh & w f to Wm
& Etta V Baker 10 a in Wm
Jones die (except 15 foot road
way) t 5 r 3, $1750.
Canfield Marsh to Richard &
M F Pearson, 2.40 a in Wm
Jones die $1750.
Edgar P Mitchell to W F
Slaughter et al 200 a in sec 3 t 6
r 3, $10.
B C Miles & wf to J M Mor
gan lot 6 blk 6 City Park ad
Newberg, $100.
L A Monre & w f to Harman
Schultz, 12 a in D Ramsey die t 3
r 1, $10.
Kate & J H Morgan to L L
Ladd lots 2-12 blk 1 lot 15 blk
3 lot 5 blk 4 Chapmans ad Sher
idan, $400.
I B C Miles & w f to Jas O Lyon,
lots 1-2 blk 3 City Park ad New
berg, $225.
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Mary E McCormack to Geo R
Mclntire, lot 3 blk 4 Oak Park
ad McMinnville, $250.
Mary E McCormack to Mrs.
Emma Mclntire, lot 4, blk 4 Oak
Park ad McMinnville, $250.
Jno W McCollum & wf to Har
ry H Hinshaw & w f lot 8 blk 2
Chapmans ad Sheridan, $1200.
H A McMurphy & w f to John
J Sutton 6V4x32 rods in J H Hess
clic t 3 r 2, $1700
Helen I Neely to John Wort
man lot 29 College 1st ad Me-
Mmnville, $550.
T h e Pioneer P low Maker, John Deem, made hie first steel p low b y
hand from the blade o f a saw in 1837. The first slab o f steel rolled la
the United State« was rolled for the John Deem plow s b y W illiam
W oods, o f Pittsburg, in 1846. And ever since those early days
Deere Plow s have shown the w ay and maintained the lead in this
l great national industry. Is it any wonder that the farmers o f the j
k w orld express their verdict In the fam iliar phrase,— "H It'S a i
I
D eere- -I t ’ s R ig h t.“
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W e make over 1000 styles o f plow », each as good as It
I J B can be made,—the b est that brains and perfect equip- ^ ■ 1
ment can produce. N o matter what you r needs may
A t this store w e do not m erely carry a
line of things ^just as good** as other
things w hich you kn ow to be good. W e
carry the things themselves.
J. a WILSON & CO
C. B. CUMMINGS
TH E HOUSE FURNISHER
W e have in stock a complete line of Furniture,
Paint, W all Paper, Picture Moulding, Glass,
Heaters and Ranges. W e are always pleased to
show our goods.
C. B. Cummings, Newberg, Or