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u n aN K T THE NEWBERG GRAPHIC JUNE 30. 1910 DWniniñyyi!gOTQWMiMIOTWO>MMOIO>l ♦sessa osoa ssaeoosa— ssssm For Sale. 11 acres 1 mile west of New berg, 9 acres in Italian prunes, 1 acre apples, pears etc., 1 acre or.s'jrattCTBaaoBttp q a c clear land. Fruit dryer in run ning order, will dry 100 bushel Chicken dinner at the Imperial prunes per day. Orchard had July 4. 2000 box prunes on last year, Parties wanting drain tile can trees in good shape, orchard been get same of Enos Ellis. 30 well cared tor. Price $3200, will give terms. See E. C. Chamber You will find Laurel Cottage a lin, Newberg, Ore. 37 • good place to rest on July 4. Fourth of July Call on U s for W ood u p EARLLUTZ O'd Fir, Youiqr Fir and Dry Slab Wood. We are aleo prepared to do your aawing. Office and yard Firat and Grant St. If you have wood to sell see us. Phone Mutual Rea 5-151. M. P. ELLIOTT Every section of this store contrib utes to the winding up of this im portant 4th of July. McMinnville, Oregon. Don’t forget to call at the Art C H A SE & U N T O N Clover Leal and Standard bind Studio and look at those fine G RAVEL COM PANY ing twine at Vincent & Wilson. paintings. Start with the class The Imperial will give a chick and learn to make a pretty All kinds of gravel for con picture yourself. Can arrange en dinner July 4. crete work, cement blocks, the hours to suit you. Rooms or wood work furnished on Too M a n y G u n s — Selling at over Fuller’s paint store. Call ♦ short notice, Leave orders bedrock prices to reduce. on Miss Orell Chapman, or leave i at the office of R. B. Linn S t P ie r r e . word with White & Nichols. S p e c i a l — Until sold a first-class bicycle worth $35, goes at $25 cash. i S t I’ ie r r e . Cleaning with electric vacuum cleaner now promptly done. Y a m h il l i -------- — 1 60-tooth Lever Harrow. 1 14-tooth Cultivator. 1 set heavj* Work Harness. 1 3-in. Farm Wagon. 1 Studebaker Spring Wagon with canopy top; pole, shafts and brake. W. F. W i l k i n , Cor. Franklin & College sts., t f 36 Newberg, O ff. E l e c t r ic C o . Razors, Razor Straps, Scissors, Butcher Knives at cost to close out the lines. S t . P ie r r e . F or S a l e — R ough lumber o f all kinds, at our mitt 5 mi. northwest o f tow n; good road, easy haul, Modern t f 36 H utchens & L uellen Woodmen Attention. No need to prepare dinner for All members o f the M. W. A. July 4 when you can get a chick also o f the Royal Neighbors are en dinner at the Imperial. earnestly requested to meet at their hall promptly at nine For thonsand-headed kale.cab- o ’clock on morning o f the 4th to * bage and cauliflower plants ¿all arrange to take part in the up G ow er East Side Greenhouses parade. All visiting members * New berg. ■ '* . - :.„r ---- 1 7. — ■■■■* "■ x — are cordially invited. " Per Committee. F or S a l e — 4 good cows and 2 heifers. One cow is registered Wood Wanted. Jersey. One will freshen in July. A. M. Staples, Parrett M t. 37-tf School District No. 9 desires to F is h in g T a c k l e — Never cheap. Prices almost cut in tw o. C all and see w h at cash will do. * S t P ib ik b oney W anted FREE-GREAT OFFER-FREE 1J CATCHY CARBONBTTE PICTURES OIYBN FR EE WITH BACH BOOK OFFER Send Orders to FRANK E. GREEN Manufacturers' and Publisher». Broker 90 East tilth Street PORTLAND. ORE . — I t Giant M ow er used 2 yeaps. Presbyterian Church. W alter A. Wood 12 foot hay rake used one year, both good as The Sacrament of the Lord’s new. $65 takes both. See Yin- Supper will be observed next ^ & Wilson. 35 tf. Sunday morning, along with the baptism o f children and reception foot cut, vertical lift o f new members. The subject of McCormick mower, 10 foot Os the evening sermon will be "Epa- borne rake, first class condition phroditus.” G. W. Byers Jr. Both phones 35 tf. Marriage Licences. C h e a p —5 F or S a l e — H orse weighing Leona McCaskey, age 18 yrs. about 950, eleven years old. to Floyd Kaufman, age 19 yrs. One blacksmith portable forge, Minnie Miller, age 19 yrs. to blow er and anvil. L. M. Krick, Everett F. McCoy, age 21 yrs. Corner Second and C e n t e r streets. tf. Administrator’s Notice of Final Settlement. It your eyes are giving you trouble it is evident that there is something wrong. Better see the Munsell & Martin Optical Co. at the drug store next door t o the postoffice. No charge for an examination. Office open Sat urdays. Nolle« U berebjr given that the uadenlgnad, administrator of the entata of John W. Fonytb, deceaaed, haa Hied bit Anal account aa u ld ad ministrator of aald estate In tba Couuty Coart of Yamhill County, Oregon, and that aald Court haa appointed Monday, August lit, 1910, at tha hour of 10 o'clock a. m of aald day aa tha day and hour for the hearing Of objections to said Anal account and the settlement thereof. Now, therefore, all persons Interested In said estate ars hers by not! fled and required to ap pear at the County Court room at McMinnville 'In aald County and State, at said time, to then and tber^ show cause, If any there be, why said account should not beMettled. allowed and approved, and said administrator discharged and aaldeetate forever and fln lly settled. Dated June aoth. 1910. ** J. C.COLCORD, Administrator of the estate of John W. Forsyth, deceased. F or S a l e —84 acres 4 miles north of Newberg. Halt in culti vation, 10 acres in hops, good condition, hop dryer, new prune dryer, good spring o f water, fair house, large barn, good family orchard, school house on place, free mail, and telephone. Also 2V4 acre tract 14 mile from depot. L A U R E L C O T T A G E New 8-room house, full basement, Will be opened to the public July I. Newly furnished. Good large barn. Will trade for ordi- home cooking. nvry sized farm. • I . K. M C H A U H E L J a m e s I verso n . Cur. » e w e A Edwards Sts Newberg Ore. . PRICES Shipped Direct t«' S'on From Feclory All i ransportaiion Chnrv*-s Prepaid ROTE WELL THESE PRICES Buckram ''loth Bindtrg ■ Vola. World’s Rest LlterutureWO C C Over :<*>selection* from J00*"'i>orsW«c*',,J lOvol* K iplin g S j.6 g 6 vol. Hugo 9 3 .6 , 10 vo s f — ___ S Sg O vol- l i ' f 9 l J l j A l P* rot* WorldHIa 4 .10 TvolsSleVt-nson 4 .10 W«haters Revs lllua. Dlc'lonaryCO o r lull limp leather 1 lou p., Bible otpUW— Surplus stock and Limited. Send for deecrlp- tlve matter or order now from Ihiaadv. Bads Wanted. • On the I. 0. 0. F. building. you have Plans and specifications at E. L. money to loan on good real estate Evans’ store. Bids opened at 2 security, see White & Nichols, p. m., July 5, 1910. Both phones. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. F o r S a l e — Horse weighing be tween 900 and 1,000, broke Methodist Episcopal Church. double and single, not afraid of automobiles. F. W. M o r s e , half On next Sabbath at 11 a.m. mile north o f Newberg. the pastor will preach a brief s e r m o n on “ T h e Precious W ANTED— Buyer for a quarter Christ.” This w ill be followed block in Newberg, improved and by the sacrament o f the L ord’s conveniently located. Price very Supper. A t night the topic wil lo w if sold soon. Inquire at be: “ The Devil’s Lunch-counter.” Graphic office. _ _ The public is cordially invited to attend these services. F or S a l e —Six foot Deering M ........... Prices below all competition. Be fore buying your togs for the 4th see us Library Editions of Most Desirable Books in tit« World at purchase 10 cord fir wood and 3 cord oak; wood to be delivered at school house by September 1. Bids received by S. W. Atkinson, clerk. Right reserv ed to reject any or all bids. — 1 2. so anted - SURPLUS BOOK SALE —Prunes and Dried Black Caps a t H . S. Gile & Co., Packing House^Newberg, Ore gon. Both phones. tf-36 W Saving that commands the atten- -4io»-of-the most economical. - MANUFACTURERS’ GREAT W H O LESALE Salo W in d U p Friday, Saturday and Monday fore noon winds up the greatest sale ever held in Newberg. M o n e y T o L o a n — See Atty. B. A. Kliks, Fourth of July A re only thrown in whispers under the drooping lashes o f modesty and longing. Beauty Set in Glittering Gold * in "not to bexttghtly regarded, My Choice Jewelry is worth examining. The beautiful Watches. Chains, Rings. Bracelets and Stick Pins are irresistible when you hear the mod erate prices asked. Look at my diaplay whether you are ready to buy or not. Chas. A. Morris Opposite Postoffice Fourth of July Sale W in d U p Fourth of July EARLLUTZ Sale W ind U p the flag drill. After the exercises Wpltz—Op 1, Krogmann, Leta the ladies spread a most excellent Crater. lunch. Everybody busy. The Cuckoo’s Song Meet us in Newberg on the 4th. Theodore Langton E. Hutchens has purchased a Nelke H. Lichner, Hazel new team. Paulsen. Mrs. W. R. Carter and little" Meditation John Heinrich» was up from Carl Heins, son are visiting at S. W. Atkin- Portland visiting his family. Mildred Ferguson. Carl Skelton is making some sons at present. (a ) A La Fontaine.................... Mrs." Atw ood and daughter, needed improvements on his (b ) Chise ofthe Butterflies...Den Blossome and Mrs. Melody and farm. nee, Esther Terrell. Mr. Christie was elected'director daughter were visiting last week Rückkehr nach der Heimath.... and J. A. Wood, clerk o f our at the home o f the Paulsens. O H ein s, Lois Wilson. - The prayer meetings are being Duett—Loin De BalL. E. Gillet school district. For a nice drive come up on held with good attendance and Margaret Hodson, B o n it a 1 the mountain by w ay o f Bonnie success a t the different homes. P o rterr View and enjoy the beautiful Last week at the home o f f. C. The Windmill Krogmann Wills; this week at home o f S. W. scenery. Alberta Langton Warren Morris is home from Newhouse, at half past three Duo—Piano and Organ, Allegro.. down the Columbia River visit Clinton Newhouse aod family Josef Low , Francis Elliott, ing hit father, VV. M. until# after were down from Dayton to spend Mrs. Wilson. some time at “ Shady Nook.” July 4th. (a ) Heckenroschen, FritzSpindler Bill Noble has purchased a new Mr. Nelson and Miss Carrie (b ) To and F ro...... .......... Orth, wagon and is now supplying are improving from their sick- Margaret Hodson. wood to the housewives for next The Elves Midnight March........ winter’s use. Krogmann, Laurene Otis. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Everest George Walling, an engineer for and little son are reported some On the Mystic Lake......C. Heins, the Western Wood Pipe Co. is at better of the typhoid lever. Miss Bon;ta Porter. home and w ill try his hand at Edna is very ill yet. It is heartily Songs Without Words. No. 14... forming. Mendelssohn, Elva Best. hoped they will all safely reaver. Joe Rishel, who was seriously Sparrow’s Gossip...Max Oesten, injured several weeks ago in an Frances Elliott. Students’ Music Recital. accident, is getting along nicely, Trio—Taucredi, Overture........... lieing able to attend the meeting Rossini-Czemv, Elva Best, Miss Miss Jessie Britt and Mrs. C. Sunday. Britt, Mrs. Wilson. B. Wilson presented their re A. E. Switzer, one o f our most spective pupils in a recital which There are strong points o f progressive dairy men, is making was given in the Presbyterian simiiaritv between a football preparations to build a Silo, he Church Friday evening. rush and a bargain-counter rush. having all ready planted a large The program was as follows: part o f his farm to com and kale. Duo— Piano and Organ, II Trova- Speaking of home remedies, the The exercises held in the school tore....................... Verdi-Low, “ switch” o f our grandfathers house grove Sunday were largely Elva Best, Miss Britt. was a pretty good remedy for attended. The numbers where ! Vesper Bells...Krogmann, Geral quite a long list o f juvenile dis well rendered, most especially! dine Rundell. orders. “ Neskowiri THE OLD SALEM CAM P GROUND We earnestly invite yon to make yonr SUMMER OUTING at NESKOWIN PARE, for we predict that yon Will never have cause to regret that yon chose this ideal spot. Of course yon will take yonr annual vacation! Then, by all means, OOME TO NESKOWIN AND ENJOY LIFE. K E8K 0W IN represents much that is beautiful to the eye of the lover of nature. The surroundings ars ideal, the location the most perfect of any BEACH BES0RT on the whole OREGON COAST. In making the foregoing assertion we know that this may be questioned, bnt wo extend to you our invi tation to come, visit and behold as yro have seen. N E SK 0W IN has the most promising future. A beautiful little park “a stone’s throw” from the finest stretch of beach anywhere. Treat fishing on one hand; deep sea fishing on the other. Located In the heart of a prosperous dairy and farming community. Plenty of fresh milk, cheese, vegetables and sea food right at hand. This Is the plaoe that INVITES YOU COMB. R o l l i * W . W a t s o n , Tillamook Oity, Oregon. • any sot out ! * Please m ail me map and literature o f N E S K O W IN Peetoßet It yon want to visit NESKOW IN—If the oonpon and mail TODAY—NOW. - an- — •