Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, September 01, 1910, Page 8, Image 8

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THE NEWBERO QRAPHIC. 5cptembcr l, 1910
Strong Reasons
for Fall Painting
Fall and winter millinery will
Not all diamonds are what they
be on display a t H annon’s Mil­ seem. There are two kinds—the
linery JParlor, beginning Sept. 1. real diamonds, called the "bril­
liants,” and the “rosea,” the latter
This house will have no special
of which are used to meet the pop-
fall opening, but every day will I alar demand for diamonds. In the
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be a special display day, when cutting of diamonds the rough crys­
Black, for better photo».
ladies in quest o f the H at Beau­ tals are first examined, and as far
tiful are invited to inspect our as possible they are chipped into
I f it 's 1 su rfa ce to
F or S ale — a farm horse..
g ood s and give us a share ot shape by tiny wedges before being
be p a in ted , e n a m eled ,
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A. S. M ellinger . their patronage. Special atten­ actually cut and polished on the re­
volving wheel. The various flakes
stained, varnished or fin­
Parties wanting drain tile can tion will be given t o made to thus chipped off are themselves cat
ished in any way, there's
order hats. T o please will be end polished to the best advantage
get same ot Enos Ellis.
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to
form
“rose”
diamonds,
while
the'
our aim.
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an A cm e Quality Kind
bulk of the crystal is cut into a
M o n e y T o L o a n — See A tty. B
to fit the purpose.
A Snap.
"brilliant” Obviously, then, rosea
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
4 fine lots: Small am ount are cheaper and also less bright
than brilliants, but their judicious
Cleaning with electric vacuum dow n; balance easy monthly
use, either with brilliants or with
payments. Inquire C. A. M or­
cleaner n ow prom ptly done.
colored stones, enables manufactur­
ris, opposite postoffice
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Y a m h il l E l e c t r ic C o .
ers to produce articles whkh readi­
ly take the publio fancy.
Real Estate Transfers. *
F o r S a l e — Three sow s with
Seme Usee f o r Sawdust.
pigs, three m iks west ol New-
Fannie M Bangs et al to Mrs
A
box
of sawdust is a convenient
berg. Bell phone 21-x2. A. H Winnefred G Bogue lot 8 blk 9
thing to have at hand in the house­
Sheridan $820.
Forkner.
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hold. It can be used in so many
Emma F Branhart et al to M ways. Shaken up with a little wa­
,
,
FOR SALE—4 to 6 tons o f fine 5 & Hattie E Peery lots 1 2 7 & ter in a bottle that needs washing
oats and wheat hay. E. S. Greer, 8 blk 10 Baker and M artin’s it is splendid to remove sediment
Dundee, Oregon. Phone: Farnv add $2500.
A handful thrown on a dying fire
♦
James P Ferry hill to C A Helm will revive it instantly. Well dried
ers 13-152.
20 ac in G Chrisman d i e $1500. and heated and sprinkled over
James H Bidgood t o Jno R grease spots in carpets, etc., it re­
Gregory Sisters announce their
Bridgood
lot 17 Sear’s subd $1. moves these marks better than al­
Form al Opening display o f Fall
James
H
Bidgood to Geo H most anything else. It must be
and Winter Millinery, Friday,
B idgood 7.61 ac in M Hall d 1 c well rubbed in and left for a few
Sept. 9, 1910.
47 and 3% ac in M Hall d 1 c $1.
hours. Sawdust slightly moistened
and sprinkled on the floors of ve­
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Nettie
G
Bibee
and
hub
to
Wm
Wanted, tresh cow s.
State
randas,
outhouses,
etc.,
will
aid
6 Alice Armitage lots 1 2 3 6 7 8
price and particulars. Address, blk 10 Faulconcr’s add $3000.
greatly in cleaning these floors. Fi­
V. R. Sextoh, 95 E. 30th St..
Board o f School Trustees ti nally, if cracks in stained or paint­
Portland, Ore.
49 pd. Walnut Grove C o lots 13 14 16 ed woodwork are to be puttied, a
to 24 Walnut Grove C o ’s Plan­ little sawdust mixed with the putty
will make it take the stain or paint
W a n t e d — A competent girl to tation $1.
as it would not by itself.—New
w ork tor her board and g o to
[no Boney & w f to James and York Tribune.
aude Dalzell 55 ac in A H R ob­
school. If deserving, small wages
erts’ d 1 c $2000.
Spanoarian View of ths UnivirM.
m ay be offerer*.
T Brouillette & w f to 0 k &
According to the Spencerian
Apply Hannon Millinery Parlor.
A sk us about
Mary E Martin Iqts 5 to 8 blk view, the universe is a complex uni­
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Edw
ards’
add
$1260.
It insures the greatest protection and
ty, .which, when reduced to its ulti­
M on ey W anted —It you have
mate
analysis,
is
seen
to
be
one
M
arion
G
Campbell
to
Jas
&
beauty, at the least cost per year o f service.
m oney to loan on g ood real estate
Rachel Barks lot 1 blk 16 R ow ­ fact—the redistribution of matter
security, see White & Nichols, land’s add $1400.
Q uestions ch eerfu lly answered.
Und motion—all phenomena being
Both phones.
Elizabeth J Carpenter to Geo ’complex aspects of that one fact.
L Dorsey 36.66 ac in secs 26 27 Under the name of evolution Spen-
W anted —Prunes and Dried 34 35 t 4 r 3 $1.
cerism undertook to show that the
Jîlack Caps at H. S. Gile & Co.,
R E Chat field to Winniffed universe, from star to soul, has
Packing House, Newberg, Ore­ Billings lot 3 & 2Vi ac in center passed.by a process of development
from the simple to the complex
gon. Both phones.
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sec 22 t 2 s r 5 w $5.
through
successive integrations and
The Cham orlow C o to A B
F or S a l e —A fresh co w and a Chandler blk 1 Cham olow add differentiations. For convenience
phenomena are divided into sec­
high grade Jersey bull. F. A. Sheridan $1000.
tions—geology, biology, psychology
Crawford, Dundee, Ore. Phone— G W Christenson & w f to Wm
and sociology—but the process is
Richardson 8.40 ac in Wm one, and the law of the process is
Dayton Exchange, 94-17. pd t
Jones d 1 c $2800.
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one. Evolution is one in principle
Alice & Alvin Clark et al to and in fact.— Hector MaPherson in
D U R I N G 1910 F R O M A L L P O I N T S O N T H E
20 acres o f land t o rent, one Lindley Hall lots 1 to 4 blk 41 London T. P.’s Weekly.
mile north o f Newberg. Seven E dw ards’ add $1000.
Martha A Colemau to Ida J ▼ vwVwv W v v V v v v v v v v V v W v v v V v
acres in berries, remainder grain
Hippie lot 1 blk 1 M organ add
or grass land. Inquire o f New­ $2850.
GO TO THE
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L IN E S IN O R E G O N
berg Land Co.
47 pd.
J T Crews & w f to L R Ralston
6 8-100,000 in Sml Snowden
Pioneer Hardware
Any person having w o o d they $ 2200 .
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R ATES
would like t o trade fo ra watch,
Store
F C Daniels & w f to L J Cain
call and see C. A. Morris, s 37 ft lot 3 blk 1 M organ’s add
Chicago..............................................$72.50
ieweler, opposite p o s t o f f i c e . $1792.
For AU Kinds o f
Council Bluffs
I F Daugherty t o »Austin &
45-t f
HARDW ARE
Mary Tilden swVi o f neVi $1.
Omaha
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N ursery S t o c k — Farmers and
J D Derby & w f t o Meda A
N. C. C o r. First an d C o llo c o Sto
Kansas City
...................................60.00
fruit grow ers can save money in Johnson lot 19 Cozines 2nd add
buying fruit trees by seeing me. $ 2 .
St Joseph
J. B. MOUNT
S A Dilley & w f t o O E Dilky
Sheep dip sold at 80 cent a gal­
St Paul
lon. One and a halt miles north lots 1 2 3 blk 2 Foster’s add
Sheridan $1200.
o f Newberg.
J. J. J ordon .
St Paul via Council Bluffs ...............63.90
Rose H Dixon et al to Alice &
Alvin
Clark
lots
1
t
o
4
blk
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F or S a l e — One acre in Little
Minneapolis direct......... ................. 60.90
Edwards’ add $100.
Own Book
Hom^s addition to Newberg.
Alfred Dundas to Frank A
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs
63.90
Small house, barn, city water, Copley part lot 4 blk 5 Fairview
several bearing fruit trees. See add $225.
The M ost Popular Book
Duluth, direct...............
66.00
John T. H aw orth, corner Second
H C Eccleston & wf to E E
Duluth, via Council Bluffs .............. 67.50
and Center. Newberg. Mutual Cable et al Vi o f ne^i sec 6 t 4 r 5
$ 1 .
phone.
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T ick ets w ill be on sale M ay 2nd and 9th; June 2nd, J7th and 24th; July 5th and
Loren Seward & wt to Hamil­
F or S a l e — 30<-acre fruit ranch ton Burchell & w f lands in secs
22nd; A ugust 3rd; September 8th.
one m ik north o f Springbrook. 12 13 18 4 t 24 r 6 $17000.
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points south o f Portland, add
W H Seitz t o Forrest Seitz Vi
25 acres in truit. 5-room house,
ONE W A Y local rate to Portland, to make through rate via Portland. O ne
barn, g o o d well, team and farm­ int in 309.53 ac in sec 36 t 4 r 9.
$4000.
way way through California, add $15.00 to above rates.
\
ing tools. F or information see
I I.
Sheridan Lumber C o to Geo
C o p y rig h t t j C K .r U , S tr U n tr 'i S u t
the owner, John T . H aw orth, Gutbrod r ot w tor chute across
Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs within limits in either direction.
2nd and Center, Newberg. Mu­ lands in S Eads’ die $1.
Final return limit three months from date o f sale, but not later than October 31st.
By The Most Popular Man
tual phone.
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Wm B Sims & w f to R obt
Inquire o f any S. P. Agent for m ore com plete information, or
Howie lots 5 6 blk 12 Deskins’
It your eyes are giving you 2nd add & other lands in New­
WM
M cM URRAY,
trouble it is evident that there is berg $4500.
G .n . r a l F a s s s n g s r Agant
Emma Taylor & hub to Katie
something w rong. Better see
V
Willis
lots
7
8
blk
24
Newby’s
P O R T L A N D , O R EG O N
the Munsell & Martin Optical
add $500.
Mugg
kg kg^r Agani
kg Bggggyglâte
C o. at the drug store next d oor
* W w SSS
t S l III O y
C li $
Geo D Thom as & w f to Wm D
t o the postoffice. No charge for
Baker lots J & 14 blk 4 Thom as’
an examination. Office open Sat­ add Amity $250.
neoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeo* Yamhill County Abstract Co.
E. A . ELLIS
urdays.
W E Thom pson & w f et al to
AGENTS
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
S E Blunt %V» o f se^4 & sVfc sw>4
WANTED NOW
Let wonderful W ashwax do sec 10 $10.
ia triry
Septic tanka built after the
y ou r family washing; saves rub­
City, Town and Village
Frank H Rogers & w f t o Alice
The only Abstract Books in
latest approved methods.
> kaadl.
bing and saves the clothes; makes L P oe 50x100 ft inN ewbeag$10.
Coloooi Roosoreit’,
Yamhill County
Sewer and Tile Work. Wall Digging
them clean, sweet and snowy
Amelia Vtnable t o Jennette
Groat Book
W atches, Clocks,
white.
W ashwax is a new Bunson et al lot 17 & part lots
M c M innville ,
O regon W. W . Hollingsworth A. Son
16
&
27
w
o
f
Cozine
creek
$10.
CHARLES SCRIBNER’ S SONS
scientific com pound that washes
Silverware
and
Jewelry
IB S PHth Avenue - New Verb
Lucinda Wacheno & hub to
Funeral Directors & Embalmera
in hot or cold water w ithout the
Paul Fundman 40 ac in sec 6 t 6 1
Cleaning
and
^
TTORWET-AT-LA
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Calls Answered Day or Night
aae o f soap. It is entirely harm­ r 7 $1300.
less and different from anything
Both Phones
C A Wallace & w f to Arch M
Repairing
CLARENCE BUTT.
y ou have ever used. Send ten Peery lot 5 blk 14 McMinnville
NBw bBr g,
Or«.
Will practice in all the courts o f the
cents stamps today for regular $2250.
state. Special attention given to pro­
E L Weed to W D Weed s 16 tt
size by mail. You will be glad
bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
you tried it. Agents wanted to lot 103 Masonic Cem McMinn­
r~R.l paper*.
ville $25.
introduce W ashwax everywhere.
Newberg, Oregon,
John Weunerbergto J B & Min­
The best o f references
m e * — Second Floor
Address W ashwax C o.r St. nie P Fryee frac blk 14 Wenner-
ank o f Newberg Building.
furnished.
berg’s 2nd add $1000.
Louis, Mo.
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T h e w ood is thoroughly dry.
Summer's sun has removed all moisture.
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Paint penetrates deeper into
dry w ood.
The deeper it goes the better it holds.
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Fall weather is warm, dry and
dependable.
L ittle danger o f cold, damp rainy days
which endanger the durability o f the paint.
4.
W e t weather decays and de­
stroys unprotected surfaces.
Lack o f paint means unsightly and less
valuable property.
5.
Fall painting keeps out winter
moisture.
The greatest enemy to the life and beauty of
all' structures.
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P A IN T ,
A C M E Q U A L IT Y H O U SE
Allen-Reynolds Hardware Co., Newberg, Ore.
Excursion Rates to East
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W . P. PLEASANT
Carpenter and Contractor