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His standing is very much determined by the shoes he wears. O u r oxfords ara
made with special thought for comfort- W e are showing Ox-bloode, Tone and
Patent Leathers, In latest patterns at 10 per eent for the month of May. -
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Blouse Waists, 25c and 5 0 c Each;
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F or R ent —Store building lOx
36 feet.-W hite & Nichols.
6 room house for rent. Furni­
ture for sale. See H. M. Abbott.
N. C. Christenson sells Old
Hickory and Milburn wagons.
M oney T o L oan — See A tty. B.
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
W anted —40 or 50 sacks o f
seed potatoes. Call 6 a l 6 . 2tpd
L ost —A bunch o f keys.
ward, if k ft a t this office.
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The T. H. Thorne Transfer Co.
has a/ new telephone number,
White 44.
F o e S a le —Full blood ply-
mouth rock eggs, $ 1.0 0 per set­
ting. Mrs. V. A. Vincent.
A unique line of spring and
summer millinery at Miss Hntch-
en’s store. Prices to suit.
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horses and cattle.
Valley $1 per month,
U. S m ith , Phone Black 65.
See C. M. Reafor Re-Upholster-
ing and furniture repairing. 301
Sheridan Street.
32 pd.
When in need o f a plumber call
' Gillett. Phone Newberg Hard­
w a re & Plumbing Co., Black 113.
When m need o f a plumber call
Gillett. Phone Newberg Hard­
w are fk Plumbing Co., Black 113.
I f you have a good second
han< 5 , one horse wagon that you
really want to sell. Address
Box 39, R. F. D. 3.
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F oe S ale —14 head 2-year old
Cotewold ewes. 12 head ewe
lambs, cheap if taken at once.—
W. B. Perkins, route 3; phone
30*4 farmer.
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Rompers, 5 0 c Each
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Spray your trees w ith arsenate
A B argain —Equity in lots in
To Exchange For a Farm.
Norwalk Addition near Reid In­ o f lead. I t ’s a sure destroyer of
stitute, Portland.—W.J. Reagan. Codling Moth—Newberg Hard­ 5 acres—7 room new house and
ware & Plumbing Co., General barn, % mile west o f city school.
F or S a l e —Strictly m o d e r n
Destributing Agents for all spray 6 room house and barn, nearly
eight room residence on lot lOOx
new. 2 lots improved in city.
125 feet. Also some furniture.
Will trade for land near New-
Cdr. of Sherman and College Sts.
W anted —Experienced girl for berg.
H. M. A bbott ,
general housework, tw o in fam­ Newberg Hdw. & Plumbing Co.
ily, must be plain cook, neat and
L ost —L ocket and buckle of
clean, good wages. Apply Mrs.
watch fob. Finder, please leave
D. M. Nayberger, McMinnville,
a t Graphic office and receive re-
There will be an election by the
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tax payers o f the city o f New­
A B argain —Five room house berg on the 5th day o f May,
Special sale on all ready to
wear hats next Friday and Satur­ in Sherwood with lot 50x100. 1911, from l t o 5 o ’clock p. m.
day a t Miss Hutchin’s millinery Electric lights, ground for gar­ in the city hall for the purpose of
den, woodshed. Good t i t l e . deciding the location o f a site
store.
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Price $800. Will trade for resi­ tor the Newberg Carnegie Lib­
The ladies o f the Baptist church dence or acreage in Newberg. rary. All site donated will be
will have a window sale of home See White and Nichols.
named on the ballot.
bakingf bread, pies, cakes, beans,
By order o f Board o f Directors
etc.) on Saturday, M ay 13, at
F lowering P lants —Salvias, o f Newberg Carnegie Library.
Mr. Corby’s law office.
Geraniums, Dahlias. Verbanas,
A. C. Stanbrough, Pres.
Double Petunias, pansies, Peren­ 2t
Mrs. C. J. Edwards, Sec.
L ost —On Dayton road last nial Giallandias, Heliotrope. A
Sunday, pair o f glasses. Finder, splendid lot o f tom ato plants—
For Sale or T rada.
leave at light plant or Good­ John Gower, East Side Green­
A fruit, cigar, candy and ke
rich’s dental parlors, Dayton. house, Newberg.
29tf * cream stand doing a good busi­
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ness,. w ill sell or trade for good
Notice to Horsemen.
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acreage near Newberg.
Dr. E. P. Dixon, the dentist, is
During the season I w ill be at ' Homes «p Portland, to trade
ready to do all kinds o f dental
work known to the dental pro­ the following places with my for small farms in Yamhill county.
A fine wood working plant in a
fession. Office hours, 8 to 12 stallion: Sunday and Monday at
home on Flett farm; Wapato good town, and doing a fine
and 1 to 6 .
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Tuesday and until noon Wednes­ business.
F or S a le — A good five room
day; Newberg Thursday; Yam­
Machinery cost $2100, ’o w ing
bouse with tw o and one half
hill Friday and Saturday.
to a change o f business, w ill sell
lots m North Newberg. Address
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S am O bye , Owner.
for $1300.
H. D. C rumly , Spring brook, Ore­
F isher and M ille r ,
Thoroughbred W hite Leghorn
gon, phone No. 24al5.
26 tf.
305 Abington Building,
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Portland.
Spray your trees with at senate
Trapnested stock, T a n c r e d
o f lead. I t ’s a sure destroyer o f
N ode*
strain, extra winter layers. Set­
Codling M oth—Newberg Hard­
tings or by the hundred. Will
ware & Plumbing Co.. General
H aving bought G. T. Hard­
Destributing Agents for all spray make prices right. Correspond­ wick’s interest in the Leavitt &
ence and visitors solicited.
materials.
Hardwick Real Estate Co., I will
E. H bofbr , Champoeg,
continue in the business under
Route 5, Aurora.
L ost —On Sunday, April 30th, 17 tf.
the firm name o f C. J. Leavitt
Portland road between McMinn­
Notice to Breeders.
Realty Co. Will do a general
ville and Middleton, a ladies
realty business, also w riting of
black leather hand purse, con­
I have my stallions located at
Fire and Marine, ‘ Plate Glass,
taining a pair of glasses with the City stables in Newberg.
and Automobile Insurance.
gold chain and hair pin, also These tw o stallions have been
Thanking the public for many
small note book with calling tried and are no experiment.
favors received in the past we
cards. Finder please send to Call and see them. This is an
solicit a Share o f your patronage
Mrs. Ferd Groner, Hillsboro, R. opportunity yon cannot afford
in the future.
to miss.— J. W. Henry.
F. D. 2.
C. J. L eavitt .
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The Graphie and Semi-Weekly
Tournai combination for $2.00
This is to notify the tax payers
t h a t I h a r e secured the
quarter block, adjoining the
Presbyterian church on the west
from Mr. A. P. Oliver a t a price
o f J$1750.00) seventeen hundred
fifty dollars, o f which amount I
have donated ($ 1 , 000 . 00 ) one
thousand dollars, and have
secured the balance by subscrip­
tion, and offer this one-quarter
block as a donation to the city
Saturday, M ay 13, 1911, the o f Newberg lor a Carnegie
W alter Dunlap bouse and lot ° n Library building.
J. D. G ordon .
the corner of Fifth and Blaine
streets will be sold to the highest
bidder. Also household goods.
Terms on property.
30pd W. A. Westfall Auctioneer
His Latest R»quasi.
There is s clever lad who will
get his living in this world. For
plgyisg truant maternal authority
cut off his supper. Casting one
fond look at the authoress of his
existence, he paused at the door to
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“Mother, I am going to die, and
when I am nomare I wish the doc­
tor to pit mo open and look at my
stom4cn.** '
The maternal heart was filled
with awful forebodings, and the ma­
ternal voice asked what he meant
“ I wish it to be known,” he an­
swered, 'that I died of starvation.'’
This was enough. The small boy
was triumphant and retired to his
little bed gorged to repletion.
An Awful Jolt.
“ I see you have s new automo­
bile/* said Wiggs enviously.
“Yes,” responded Biggs as he
•lowed up the machine near the
sidewalk. “ And it’s a beauty. Ev­
erything works like clockwork.”
“That’s good.”
“ The tires are puheture proof.”
“ Better still.”
“ And she goee like the wind.”
“ Gee whii! Wish I owned one.”
“ By the way, are you fond of rid-
in g r
“ Am I fond of riding? Well, I
should say sot”
“ Well, here’s a street ear transfer
I just found. I won’t need it, and
ou can ride home on it”—Chicago
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
During the mouths of May,
August and September,
shown below, the
Southern Pacific
will sell round trip tickets from
N ew b arg v ia P ortlan d
as follows:
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Council Bluffs
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Kansas City.....
60.76
S t Joseph.....
S t Paul......... ^
St. Past, via Council Bluffs....... . 64.46
Minneapolis, direct............
60.76
Minneapolis, vie Council Bluffs... 64.46
Boston............................
110.76
New York
100.26
S t Louis................................. - 70.26
W ashing ton, D. C .......... .
106.26
SALE DATES
May 16, 17, IS, 19, 22, 28, 24, 26, 27, 28
and 29.
June 6, 7, 9.10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29
and 80.
July 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 19,20. 28.27 and 28.
August 8, 4, 6, 14, 16, 16,17, 21, 22, 23.
28, 29 and 10.
September 1, 2, 4, 6, 6 and 7.
Stopovers within limits in either direc­
tion. Pinal return limit October 81.
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