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Portland Notes., Farms Now is the time to buy a wheat farm, wheat $1.00 per buahel a nd the best prospect for a big crop for years. We have farms from 160 to JO;000 acres. We can take some valley land in exchange for wheat land, prefer to take small places in the valley as first payment on wheat land. . * - - „ HERE’S A F E W G O O P B A R G A IN S ONE OF OUR LARGE FARM S AND A GREAT BAR GAIN AT THE PRICE. 4180 acres 3000 acres tillable and first class wheat land, lo cated 12 miles Southeast o f Condon, good 7 room house, good barns and outbuildings, w ater on all parts o f the place, water piped into house' and bam s. Only 180 acres, o f the virgin bunch grass has been broken. The ranch lies near the foothills and gets an abundance o f rain, and in a district where many farm s are being sold for $30.00 per acre, and the values are rapidly rising. No incumbrance whatever. For a colony o f settlers who would use it fo r farming purposes it offers the best o f opportunities. The haul to railroad is short and the roads are good, there being no bad hills or canyons to cross. Considerable bottom land along the cxeeks can be put in to a lfa lft and fruit. Short distance to tim ber. Price $18.00 p e r acre, with about one-half cash, balance on 5 years’ time at 7 per ONE OF OUR SM ALL W H EAT FARM S No. 21. 170 seres, alm ost level, 7 miles west o f Con don; 166 acres in cultivation, balance pasture; good 3 wire fence all around; no buildings; water near the surface. Price $2,866, with good terms. W e have farm s o f all sizes between the two described above. Send for our complete lift. Talk with Our Agsnts at Nawharg— W H IT E A N IC H O L S Moore Investment Co It’s a long time since Portland business men were so thorough ly enthused as they are now over the great Business Men’s Excur sion which will leave'Portland Monday evening, April 25th, with a schedule that is so ar ranged that every single point on the trip will be visited in day-, light—and thirty points are visited. Both the East and West sides o f the Willamette Valley, the Rogue River Valley, Klamath Falls and the surrounding coun try, and the Umpqua Valley are included, and all the big jumps that consume time are travelled in the night. * Seventy-five rep resentative business men compose the party, and as a result o f this four days spent in Western and Southern Oregon they will get a better idea o f the universal prosperity and advancement o f these communities than they could gain in a year from their offices. F o r the last three years Oregon has been chief among the states in attracting Western immigra tion, and while it is too early for comprehensive figures on this year’s colbnist travel it is already certain that the total will be the biggest yet. Trains have been running in from tw o to four Out 26th FRIDAY and SATURDAY Special W e have the moat com plete line o f ladies and misses Skirts ever shown in this city. These are all made by BROTHERS and their brand on a garm ent signifies S T Y L E , Q U ALITY and W O R K M A N SH IP They com e in all the most wanted fabrics. Seeing is believing, so call and be convinced. $3.50to$25 & COMPANY travel, and owing to the active work o f the Oregon pevelopment League in furnishing advance in formation 'through the com mercial bodies in dozens o f Ore gon communities, these newcom ers have their minds definitely made up as to location, and buy their ticket to that point. Oregon never g ot an advertise, ment so wide-reaching or so striking as q full page advertise ment, with Portland as. the Central feature, which appeared last Sunday in the New York World, Indianapolis Star, Chi cago Record-Herald, Chicago Tribune, M inneapolis Tribune, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Kan sas City Star and Omaha ^Bee. - * Ypu can get any good kind from an Edison Phon renders voice. Nothing you can buy will provide so much or t h e ___ kind o f entertainment for yourself and-your family at so trifling a cost as an / Notice to Contractors. Edison Phonograph 3 0 4 -3 0 5 H E N R Y B U ILD IN G Dundee. Mrs. Nellie Handley,1 o f Mc Minnville, visited her nephew, Roe Robison last week. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Turner, o f McMinnville, visited Dundee relatives on Sunday. Elmer Imus who has lx‘en dangerously ill with la grippe, is improving slowly. A large and enthusiastic audi ence enjoyed the excellent pro gram at the silver medal contest last Friday. Mrs. Alford earned off the honors o f the evening*and is the proud wearer o f the medal. Mrs. J. P. Hodgins, mother of Mrs. E. S. Greer, and Mrs. R. H. Lund, o f Tacoma, are visitors at Otter brook. S. B. Kennedy and family who recently came from Nebraska, are camping on the Prince Place three miles west o f Dundee. Mrs. Keiling, o f Springbrook, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Edons. SEEDS Call and inspect our new Seed Store. Com plete line (all new stock) o f Field, Garden and Flower Seeds. (Sweet Peas in colors). Poul try Supplies and Fertilizers. W e now have two cars Land Plaster in. Utah Plaster $13.50 per ton; California Plaster $12 per ton. 2 per cent o ff for cash. Chehalem Valley Mills NEWBERG, OREGON XÆ Æ M Æ Æ Æ ltM M Æ Æ Uœ Æ X Æ X A a rXW M Æ Æ X ' IS OUR BUSINESS T o light the Business Houses, Residences and Public Buildings o f Newberg. In order to do this properly w e can furnish a number o f different types o f lamps and lighting units. Call and see us and let us explain the advantages o f the Tungsten Lamp. Y A M H IL L E L E C T R IC CO. I am informed that some person is treating fruit trees in ! the Newberg district by apj»ly ing a solution *of some kind to the roots o f trees, claiming it will destroy San Jose scale and apple canker. Of course this is a fraud and I am surprised that the progressive growers o f Newberg could l>e caught by such misresenfations. If any fruit grower will show ine a bit ot writing bj- which this man has obtaiilfcd money upon such a representation I will take the matter in hand offic ially. M. O. L ownsdalk . Commissioner First District State Board iff Horticulture. April 15. ^ ' Sealed bids will be received until the first day o f the May term o f Commissioners Court, for making the necessary fills at the following places: First, the bridge west o f the fish pond on the Newberg and Portland road; Second, the first bridge west o f Lon Hadleys on the Newberg and West Chehalem road; Third, the Wirfs bridge on the McMinn ville road; Fourth, the first bridge south of George Christen sen's on the Dayton and Salem road; Fifth, the first tw o bridges, on the St Paul and Dayton road; Sixth, the Van Dorn bridges on the road from John H obb’s place to the George Dorsey place. This is to be about 2-3 o f a fill, a bridge across the creek to be about Vk o f the length, this built by the county; Seventh, the bridge on the road from Will’s place to the Ruel Old’s place, this fill will be about a 2-3 fill, a short bridge to be built by the county across the creek. The bids are asked for are to be by cubic yard, and the hills to be left properly graded each side o f the road to be lower than the center so as to carry off the water trom the road. County Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. . By order o f Commissioners Court. G. W. JOiNEs, 2t Co. Clerk. Come in and hear the new things and get our terms. K IE N L E & S O N S T H IR D A N N U A L begins Saturday, April 23rd C LO S ES S A TU R D A Y M AY 7 TH During die past three years our cus tomers have been convinced o f the generousness o f our sales. W e do not em ploy sales promoters to de ceive the people. Discount from 2 0 to 5 0 Per Cent See hand bills for particulars THESE ARE CASH PRICES Grand Concert. At Duncan’s hall on Friday evening, April 22 there will be a concert given by a pnrtv o f art- Ssts composed o f a A*iolinist, a vocalist and a pianist, each pos sessing marked talent and abil ity. The public is assured o f a performance both entertaining and artistic. Benefit Newlierg schools. ‘ Tickets on sale at usual places. Admission 35c and 50c. See posters for particulars. Opera C o n fe ctio n e ry l Soda, Ice Cream, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. Stationery—All the Latest Magazines. R. B. J A C K S
