Newberg graphic., June 08, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

THE NEW BEKC ORAPHIC, J u m 8 , I 9 1 I
WEST CHEHALEM
DR. A .M . DAVIS
PH YSICIANS A SURGEONS
Rankin & Doolittle
Office over U. S. National Beak
Both Phone*
Named yopr farm yet?
Mrs. E. G. Fendell and daugh­
Any shade in the pasture?
ter, Lois have gone to Dayton to
Why
not?
attend the Baptist Association.
The golden text for June it:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amoth
“
Keep
the soil stirred.”
have gone to Portland to pass a
If you want to kill weeds,
few days at the Rose Festival.
Miss Grace Hopkins, o f New- cultivate or hoe them when the
berg, is visiting at the B. F. Yer- sun shines hot.
The trouble with the honey­
gen home.
bee
is that it doesn’t carry honey
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Calkins
have gone to Portland to attend at both ends.
No, lime is not good for
the Rose Festival.
potatoes;
it favors scab.
So
Mrs. B. F. Yergen will spend a
does
too
much
stable
manure.
few days in Newberg, with her
Now, please, don’t let the
mother, Mrs. Hopkins.
mower
rattle all to pieces. Keep
Mrs. T. F. Townsend, o f Port­
land, is passing a few weeks it well oiled and every nut
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Christenson. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker
were dinner guests at the Yergen
home Sunday.
Children’s day will be observed
at West Chehalem church, June
18th, exercises in the morning by
the children, basket dinner at
noon, preaching in the afternoon,
by Prof. F. G. Boughton. All
are invited.
Sidney R oot went to McMinn­
ville Sunday to attend the
funeral o f his brother, Torenzo
R oot who died last Friday, June
2rd.
PRICED AT
FREE! FREE!! FREE!!!
W. W. Hollingsworth A
W ith every boy’s suit we are giving a baseball and bat or
a fielder’s g lo v e or a catcher’s mitt. W e have a complete
4*50 7.50
Son
line o f snappy made clothing from $
to
These are exceptionally well made and good values. See
windows. The little men will be delighted with the gifts
Newberg
JONES & FLAGG
O V IL ENGINEERS
D U N L A P BROS.
Contractors A Builders
inations. The scheme is said to
eliminate all possibility of dis­
honesty and compels a man to
stand squarely upon his own
ability.
The honor system is in force in
the W harton School o f Finance
In this school
and Commerce
also there has originated a
system o f co-operation with the
fraternities in keeping delinquent
students up to their work. Each
fraternity has a board o f repre­
sentatives upon scholastic stand-
In the W harton School quizzes
are given to freshmen and sop­
homores every tw o weeks. The
results are sent to the fraternity
representatives,'’ w ho, upon find­
ing a member o f their society
deficient
in his work, appoint a
G en eral C ontractor
man to coach the delinquent.
Septic tanks built after the
The scheme has been so success­
latest approved methods. '
ful that some o f the fraternities
Sew er and Tile W ork. W ell Digging
have taken it up in connection
with other departments.
One
Y&mhjJJ County Abstract Co. fraternity which lost tw o years
number o f its members
9. H. GIBSON, Ifgr.
through failure in examinations,
H ie only Abstract Books in
was not obliged to drop one last
Yamhill County
Tune.
let it lie until next day. Next
day skake out the hay as soon
as the dew is off. You ought to
be ready to haul, on a hot day,
by eleven o ’clock, or certainly
after dinner. It spoils clover
hay to get to o dry. It should
you mmke a purchase at thia store you are
doing an act that you will never regret.
JEW ELRY BOUGHT HERE IS
A LW A YS SATISFACTORY
For it's exactly as represented.
EXPERT
WATCH
REPAIRER
Residences a specialty. A ll work guar-
an teed first class. Estimates furnished.
C all at 110 Main street. Phone Black 18
M cM nm v iL L E ,
C. A . MORRIS, the Jeweler
Opposite Postofflce
noon; it will wilt some during
the night and dew will not hurt
it. Next day’s sun will dry it in
a few hours, when it can be
raked into windrows; haul it to
the barn in the early afternoon.
From Farm Journal.
Mfld Result.
$1100
F. O. B
O r eo
Newberg
11.50 and $2.50 per setting.
fB.OO per hundred.
First class tborougbred stock.
“ G M Eagle” strain.
Mrs. EL S. Greer,
Phone 18-152
Dundee, Ore.
CHASE A LINTON
G R A V E L COM PANY
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
crete work, cement blocks,
or wood work furnished on
short notice. Leave orders
at the office of R. B. JLinn-
vilki
bated this Mh day ef June. 1911.
W. 0. Henderson. Sheriff of Yamhill Consty
IS
By b y Henderson, Dsputy.
Three
Speed
Merits
Sy virtue of s writ of attachment, leaned out
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Yamhill, In tha cam of Geo. 8.
Hoope., plaintiff n . John Chon« or John C.
Younf. dalendant for tna earn of three hundred
end Mventy-flve dollars to«etber with internet
and costs, mid writ helms leaned on the day
of April 1*11, and to me directed. I attached
the following personal property to-wit:
Seven cows, four calves, one yearling heifer,
one yearling boll, one btfll calf, two Oliver
chilled plowe. one roll of barbed wire, one
pomp, one .pen of boram, one mt of double
harness, one farm wegm, on# spring tooth
harrow, eight head of sheep. *00 to 1000 feet of
wire fencing, twenty-flvc sacks of ground oats,
one shot gun, one cook stove, one heater stove,
one table, about M chickens, a few sbeep
hide, and Nason J.rs
How, therefore, by virtue of the power end
authority In me vested by the .estates and
laws of tb . State of Oregon. On Sstnrday the
17tb day of Jane at tha boor of 1 o’clock p.m.
of said day for the year A. D. 1*11, op the farm
promise, of H D. Knitter In t, 2,s. r, I. w. in
Yamhill county, atete of Oregon, a boat d mllm
northwest of the city of Aowberg. I will sell
at public auction the above described personal
property of sold defendant tor eash to satisfy
said sum of throe hundred sad mvsnty-Sve
dollars end sold Interact end costs end oeeru-
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D on't buy any car until you have thoroughly investigated the E. M. F. line.
JNO. N. CROSBY & COMPANY
G A R A G E AND AU TO LIVERY
The Graphic ami Semi-Weeklv
loum al combination for $2.00
per year.
First Street
Phone, Black
Neatly Done at Graphic Office- Estimates Furnished