Groceries
DR. G E O . LARKIN
Dentist.
Office over First Nat
No Emperor—either o f a
People or o f Finance—can
Hank
Both Phone*
buy better food than we
sell you, at prices you usu­
ally pay for good things.
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DR. A . M . D A V IS
VanBlaricom
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LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG
PHYSICIANS
A full stock o f hand-made
harness at prices that are
righ t Also a full line o f
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SURGEONS
Office in First Nat’ l Bank Building
Both Phones
Blankets,
Gloves
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and everything that goes,
with & full and complete]
invoice o f horse goods.
Graduates o f A. S. 0 . at Kirksville, Mo
Office on Main Street,
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DR. J. H. W IL K E N S
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N '
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Plumbing:!
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Branch office, Newberg
Office «ame floor aa Commercial Club
Tuesday!. Thursdays and Saturdays,
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Hours. 8 a. ui. to 6 p. m.
Consultation and Examination free.
H orn « P h s s s S lu s la S
DR. JOHN S. RANKIN
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU.
DR N. M O R R IS O N
Office in Union Block
S. E. W A T K IN S & SON
Architects
Designers
and
Builders
of Business
Buildings
Churches and
Dwellings
In Brick, Stone, Wood and rein­
forced concrete. We are agents
for Plate Glass, therefore can
give the best figures obtainable.
^ TTOBNEY-fT-LAP
CLARENCE BU TT. ,
Will practice in all the.court* o f the
tate. Special attention given to pro-
ate work, the writing o f deeds, mort­
age*, contracts and the drafting o f all
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Newberg. Oregon.
Second Floor
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ank o f Newberg Building.
KFICB—
Building Contractors
Estimates Furnished
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
Builders and
Contractor
Funeral Directors & Embalmers
Calls Answered Day or Night
Both Phones
Newberg, . Ore.
W e are ready for anythin
Dwellings a Specialty
Allen Smith & Co
W . P. PLEASANT
C a rp en ter an d C o n tra c to r
The best o f references
furnished.
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General C ontractor
Septic tanks built after the
latest approved methods.
Sewer and Tile Work. Well Digging
Mutual Phone
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
V J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
T h e only A bstract Books in
Yam hill County
M c M in n v il l e ,
Will continue
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Pioneer Hardware
Store
For All Kinds of
sittings until
F irs t a nS C o lis a * St*
B. MOUNT
Miss Evelyn Dicks is here visit*
in# from Pike.
A. Hawley is a
Mr. Geo. Bush has moved his
Robison.
barn.
G. W. Byers Sr. is remodelling The rock crushers are at work
his home.
| on both sides o f the valley. Great
Mrs. Inez Martin is visiting improvements are being made in
Mrs. S. M. Crosby.
the roads here.
Harold Prince was a Portland
Mr. C. N. Marsh and Frank
visitor on Saturday.
.Nelson have bought a new grinder.
Clarence Hess and family went A large grain crop is assured
through the valley.
to Portland Saturday.
Clause Groth was acting station
Mr. Amos Nelson has gone to
agent at Derry last week.
Yaquina on a pleasure trip while
his
home ¡8 being remodeled and
Mrs. West and Mrs. Matherly
painted.
went to Newberg Saturday.
B. S. Hunter has as his guests,
his sister and his granddaughter,
Willa.
Lura Ferguson et al to F C
G. W. Byers Jr. and family Daniels lots 3-4 blk 1 Morgans
visited the home folks a few days add Sheridan $2800.
last week.
United States to Minnie Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Crowly, oi n Y j o f neV6 and nVi of nw% sect
Portland, were Saturday visitors 20 t 4 s r 6 w
in the Red Hills.
F R Wilson & w f to Hermann
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Wilson und 1-3 int 80 ac &
J. L. Richards, oi Boyd, Oregon,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Frank right of way in sec 4 t 3 s r 6 w
$300.
Keyes last week.
Granderson Wilkin & w f to
Children’s Day exercises will be
Rosetta
A Smith 5 ac in M
held Sunday evening at ft o ’clock
M aloned l c 4-4 $3150.
at the Dundee church.
A F Wilkin & w f to Henry A
Miss M. Ethelyn Adams, o f
Page 40 ac in Jos Hess d 1 c t 3 s
Portland, is spending a week
r 3 w $12000,
y
with-Mrs. K. D. Hatch.
G L Baker et al to Lela Miller
Miss Ella Crawford returned 24.02 ac in J G Baker d 1 c 4-4
Sunday frofn Seattle where she
$ 1 .
has been teaching the past year.
R L Booth & wf to Edw R
The graduating exercises o f the Load hVa o f ne% sec 33 1 4 s r 7
eighth grade will be held at the w $10.
church Saturday evening o f this
Mary A B oyd& w fto Albertine
week.
Atkeisson 20 ac in J G Baker d ie
R. W. Swink returae<^from Mc­ 4-4 $12000.
Minnville Saturday where he at­ Geo W Briedwell & w f to Jno
tended the meeting o f the county W Briedwell und Vfc int in lots* 1
eighth grade examining board. & 2 Alex Sutton claim t 5 8 r 5
“ Uncle George” Robison, o f w $165.
Lina H Brown & hb to Louisa
North Yamhill, was a Dundee
visitor Saturday on his w ay to Ryner 52,46 ac in O P Turner d 1
attend the meetings o f the Indian c 5-6 $5800.
Telesphore Brouillette & w f to
War Veterans and the Pioneers,
Friends church o f Newberg 3 ac
at Portland.
The funeral o f Mrs. E. F. Hard­ in Jos B Rogers d 1C t 3 s r 2 “w
in w ho died in Portland, was $300.
held at the Dundee church Satur­ John F Bunn & wf to C. E & C
day afternoon, Rev. Lashier, o f L Bunn 1-8 interest in 162.05 ac
California, officiating. She was in Jno B Rowland d 1 c t 3 s r w
followed to her resting place in $ 10 .
G W Byers Jr to E C CousenS
the Dundee* Cemetery by a large
tract
34 Hurley & Larges Fruit
number o f her former neighbors
Land
Subd $1.
and friends who covered her
Sarah C Carey et al to Z E
grave
with beautiful floral
Perkins
4-5 interest in lots 3-4-5
tributes o f their love.
& 6 blk 17 LaFayette $900.
On Sunday, June 19, Mr. and
N C Christenson & w f to Gert­
Mrs. M. M. Edwards celebrated
rude
Nicolaison lots 1-2 blk “ G^
their fifty-fifth wedding anniver­
Cozines 3rd add McMinnville
sary at the old home in Dundee.
A large crowd o f relatives and $ 2000 .
G E Clark & w fto Frank Mask,
friends gathered with them to
enthine
67.50 ac in James Toney
make merry the day. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwards have lived for d 1 c & 24.76 ac in J S Danforth
years in the old home and have d l c t 5 s r 5 w $10000.
endeared themselves to all those * N J Conner & wf to E E & M
who have been brought in con­ E Switzer lot 4 & sVi lot 5 blk 9
tact with their sunny disposi­ Newberg $10.
Hilda Cooper & hb to J P
tions. Their old time Southern
Warinner
und 1-3 int in 151.41
hospitality and generosity have
ac sec 26 5-3 $750.
made scores o f friends and stran­
J T C.onverse & w f to E S Tal­
gers remember the Edwards’
bot 122.53 a c s e c 2 2 t 4 s r 5 w
home with pleasure. Those
$3000.
present were G. H. Edwards,
Pleasant Cozine et al to James
Gladys Edwards, Clara Ed­
Houck
100x140 ft blk 2 0 T Mc­
wards, Violet Edwards, Luther
Edwards, Mary JEverest, Bert Minnville $3200.
W E Crozer & wf to N F Byers
Hoyt, Mrs. Edith Hoyt, George
&
wf lot 5 & s^i lot 4 blk 2 Ed­
Hash, Mrs. Bina Hash, Avery
wards 2nd add Newberg $1500.
Hash, Mr. Hash, Wm. Hash,
H Allison Dike to Julius Koplin
Mrs. Mary Hash, o f Newberg,
6.13 ac in sec 12 t 2 s r 4 w
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gordon, Mr.
and Mrs. John Edwards, J. W\ $300.
Liddy & Floyd Dowd (by
B. Edwards, George Ramsey, F.
Guard) t o j W Warinner 151.41
V«. Meyer, R. W. and Mrs. Swink
ac sec 26 5-3 $1500.
and daughter, Mrs. Anna Robi­
Rebecca D r a p e r t o J o h n
son, Andrew Hagey, Mr. and
Schlaefie 200 ac in sec 3 t 4 s r 5
Mrs. Roy Robison anti sons
Myles and Harry, Mr. and Mrs. w $5000.
Jesse Edwards & wf to M J &
F. A. West, Mrs. M. West of
C A Comer lots 4-5 blk 4 Ed­
Dundee, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bert­
wards 2nd add $525.
ram, Mrs. F. Colson, Florella
A W Easton & wf to Jerry &
and Dennis Colson o f Dayton,
Mary O’Brien 3 Y i ac in R Hig­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Closner, Albert
gins d 1 c 2-3 $36.
and Lester Closner of Spring-
Mary J & Wm C Ellis (by
W'ater, A. Lane, Nancy Lane,
Guard) to Chas H Thurston
Lita Lane, Jerry Lane, ’ Lfcwllyn
und 2-5 int in lots 34 & part lots
frorr\ Hebo, Mrs. Fannie Ed­
27 & 13 Cove Orchard $510.
wards, Jesse anti Roy Edwards,
Lillian English et al to Maud
Cloverdale, M. H a r d i n g o f
Bryan 164 ac in D Gaunt Hz D
Salmon River, Mrs. Jennie Moth­
Johnson d ! eSs and 20 ac R R
erly and tw o children o f Can­
land t 3 s r 4 w $1.
ada.
Lillian English et al to Maud
Bryan 2.75 ac in J J Hembree d 1
Vr eat Chehalem.
e 4-4 $120.
The Ladies’ Aid, ot West Che­ Sam’ l Ewing Hz wf to Eliza
halem, will give an ice cream Fairbank 6Va ac in S Brutseher d
social at the church next Fri­ 1 c ami lot 1 except school lot 21
t 3 s r 2 w $2500.
day, the 24th.
S or your
7few
Spring
L. E. BRO W N
T H E T A IL O R
Highest Prices
Wool and Mohair
IM PO RTAN T NOTICE
Do not bring in damp or wet wooL See
that all tags and dirt are removed. Do
not tie fleeces with cacil or binding twine
0 a account o f serious losses sustained on last
season’ s clip for the above reasons, dealers
have sent out strict instructions to buyers to
dock all wool tied with binding twine or that is
damp or dirty.
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Chehalem V a lle y M ills
NEWBERG, OREGON
T h e Newberg M anufacturing and
Construction C o.
W indows. Doors, Interior and Exterior Finish,
Mouldings, Building Stone, Cabinet W ork,
Store Fixtures and General Mill W ork
C. B. CUMMINQS
T H E H O U S E F U R N IS H E R
W e have in stock a complete line of Furniture,
Punt,, W all Paper, Picture Moulding, Glass,
Heaters and Ranges. W e are always pleased to
show our goods.
C. B. Cummings, Newberg, Or
A t this store w e do not merely carry||a
line of things “ just as go od " as other
things w hich you know to be good. W e
carry the things themselves,
J. H. WILSON & CO