THE NEBWERQ QRAPtllC, June ss, 1911
P re-IN V EN TO R Y S A L E
The Final Stroke of Our Closing Out Sale
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Begins Saturday, June 2 4
when everything in Millinery, Needle
Craft and Hair G oods at such Price-Re-
ductions that should mean the Complete
Disposal o f the Entire Stock.
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Hair G oods and Needle Craft at Cost.
W e will also o ffe r at wholesale our
Sample Line o f Sperella Corsets, die
incentive to W ise, Economical Buy-
to take advantage fo r Providing their Present as W ell as Their Future Needs
IH® Hannon Millinery Co
A PLEA FOR CENTRAL
When the “ girlie” at the “ Cen- P
tral” says "busy,” don’t let your- 8
self be worked into a fret and a J
sweat; don’t tell her i|i language v
all flecked with fire, yon think ^
her a quite near approach to a ^
liar—don’t paw the carpet and
don’t chew the m g, nor roar aa
a bull when it sees a red flag, nor
tell her in voicing that paints the
air red, you’ll have her tin canned X
ere the son goes to bed, but mur- \
mur in sugary, marshmallow $
words, ‘twill fall on her ear as
the carol o f birds, to please ring F
you up when the line is at rest, 7
and she rises the party o f whom 7
you are in quest, and when she
replies she’ll do so, just hang the B
receiver up gently and not with 3:
a bang.
You scolding old fellow, if you t<
had to hear bnt half the hello 2
girl’s burden o f care; that tem
per o f yours would explode with T
a boom ; it would scatter oath bl
fragments all over the room.
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The girls are cussed at and
growled at by men when trying Si
to do just the best they can to N
keep service moving along with- j
out a hitch, when soreheads be- ■ A
lieve them asleep at the switch, j s\
and some times the harsh words (5
which fall on their ears fill their
throats full o f lumps and their fo
eyes full o f tears.
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Do unto “ Central” as you
would have others do unto a sis
ter of yours were she one o f the R
crew, and you’ll find that your ti
service far better will be than if M
Cyrene Palmer to James E Hall
29.39 ac in Amelida Welch d i e
i n s e c 6 t 3 s r 2 $10.
Belinda S Pattee to Ernest
W & Letitia C Hass blk lot 6 blk
1 in Potters add Sheridian $1500.
Frank C Hesse to Reinhold
Hesse and Y 2 interest in Wm
Haley d 1 c $1.
Emory Hodson & w fto Chancy
S McNay part blk 1 Deskins 4th
add Newberg $700.
J R Hollister & wf to May C
Evans w Y» of nwVi (80 ac) t 5 r
8 $ 1200 .
Christina, Jennie and John V
Johnson & w f to Lawrence R
Nisson 15.13 ac in S Davis d 1 c
t 4 s r 4 and 5 $4350.
Elizabeth A Johnson to Wm
Wills s Y» of lot 5 blk 8 Origtown
o f McMinnville $1815.
James H Bower et al to W A
Titus 85.98 ac in nY* of neVi and
lots 1 and 2 in sec 33 t 2 s r 5
Does IN T E R E S T - - 1 nterest Y O U ?
If it does we beg to call your attention to the interest bearing Certificates issued
by this bank, which bear the same rates o f interest paid by Savings Banks, and
you have the additional security afforded by Government Supervision and by the
personal management and supervision o f experienced and conservative business
men who have resided in this community many years, and who are well acquaint
ed with business conditions.
A checking account with us affords safety for your funds, a very convenient and
businesslike method o f making payments, and establishes the standing and credit
o f the depositor.
Accounts o f responsible persons solicited even if the initial deposit is small.
United States Nat?
o f Newberg
J. C. Colcord, Cashier
W. E. Croser, Aast. Cashier
Luke Booth & vrf to Kate
Johnson 8.50 ac in G H Fendall
d 1 c t 5 r 7 $10.
K M Bergen & w f to Joseph
Stephens »Vi o f tract 19 Fisks
8ubd in Franklin Martin d 1 c in
t 4 s r 3 $2100.
R T Boothby & w f to Christine
Johnson lots 1 and 4 blk 1 F W
Martin addition McMinnville
$ 2100 .
C A Calkins & w! to E A Hod-
son small tract in Wm T Wallace
d l c i n t 3 s r 2 $35.
C A Calkins & wt to H L
Livingston 43.61 ac in Wm Wal
lace & w f d 1 c ex roadway
$6000.
Derilla Cailey et al to Ida
Pearl & David Scbellig lot 8 blk
15 Johns addition McMinnville
$850.
Churchill-Matthews Co to J W
Latimer tracts 164 and 166 2nd
add Kola Walnut Groves $1.
Abraham Cooke to Lizzie
Barrell and Ruth Lane small
tract in Newberg $1.
G W & B L Crowley & w f to
G E Mills part o f lot 6 blk 8
Original town o f LaFayette
$500.
J B Fryer & w f to Lester &
Sarah H Potter small tract in
Carlton $2500.
M H Gahlhar to W T Davis
39 ac in sw% o f sec 3 and nw44
ot sec 10 in t 5 s r 5 $10.
Ruff Kleinsorge & Fulmer to
Casper Waugmann tract 15 Hy
land Orchards in sec 17 t 5 s r 5
$1750.
Nettie P Schofield to Chas G
Thumberg s Y l o f lots 13, 14 and
15 and balance ot lots 10, 1 !, 12
Ex 100 ft blk 55 Edwards add
Newberg $200.
George Schoppart & w f to
Lewis L Shortridge lot 6 blk in
city o f Willamina $10.
George Schoppart & wt to
Lewis L Shortridge und Y» in
terest in small tract in Fairview
add Willamina $10.
Joseph A Sell wood & w f to
Thomas R A Sei w ood 8-45 ac ad
joining Earlwood on south in
#ec 36 t 3 s r 2 $10.
^ Lewis L Shortridge & w f to
George Schoppart neVi o f nw%
and nw% o f ne% andswViotneVi
ot nw!4 in sec 30 t 5 r 8 $10.
Lewis L Shortridge & w ft o
George Schoppart lots 1, 2, 3, 4
blk 8 tow n o f Willamina $10.
J H Shipley & wt to James T
& Sarah A Wood lot 5 and w.50
ft o f lot 5 blk 3 Rowlands add
McMinnville $5000.
Margaret Slater et virto Joseph
Bixby 66 2-3x159 ft in blk 22
Hurley Hi Larges add Newberg
$371.
L F Tharp & wt to John Aner
Sr lots 2 and 7 blk 2 Willamina
$1800.
John W Parker to Lewis L
Shortridge lot 6 blk 2 Fairview
add Willamina $10.
Tracy Phillips & w f to J E &
M E Phillips 4 ac in sw corner
lot 19 Sheridan Heights $10.
N G Pike & w f t o j H &;T W
Williams 120.89 ac in Thomas
Virgil Wright d 1 c $10.
R H Povenmire & H D Gidd-
ings to John Wennerberg 5.66
ac in James Fulton d 1 c in t 3 s r
4 $10.
Frank Quenel & w f to Cathrin
5 I McLeed cYa o f seVi o f swY*
(20 ac) in sec 35 t 5 s r 8 w
$600.
Fabian Quenel & wt to Cathrin
S I McLeod swVi o f seVi (40 ac.)
N J Robertson to T B Robert
son w% o f »Yt of blk 3 Hauswirth
3rd addition N Yamhill in t 3 s r
4 $217.50.
C S Trullinger & w f to B F &
Elsie Laughlin 30 ac in w Yi of
Wm Stillwell d 1 c in t 3 s r 4
$2550.
S T Watts & w f to C FKonsel-
man 29.45 ac in Darling Smith
d 1 c and F Holdridge d 1 c in t 4
s r 3 w $10.
Rose S Watson to Joseph J &
Margaret Kirchoff small tract in
Dayton $650.
Nelson P Wheeler & wf to
Jacob H Cook und 1-5 interest
in
of sec 12 (320 ac) in t 2 s r
6 $ 1 .
Walter Wilson & w f to David
and Carrie A Robinson 20 ac in
Gabriel 8 Chrisman d 1 c in t 4 s
r 3 $2500.
Marriage Licenses.
Ethel Marie Wood, age 22 yrs.
to Geo. E. Lewellen, age 28 yrs.
Mabelle D.* Gardner, age 25
yrs. to Cecil J. Hoskins, age 25
yrs.
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Jennie B. Myers, age 24 vrs. to
J. C. Yocom, age 24 yrs.
Una Linden, age 24 yrs. to
Melvin Stout, aged 28 yrs.
Esther Green, age 18 yrs, to
Earl A. Paulsen, age 22 vrs.
Buelah Kerns, age 15 yrs. to
A . E. W ILSO N ,
Herbert Chamberlain, age 31
The J e w e l e r and Optician
yrs.
F I T S ALL K I N D S O F
M ay Crater, age 44 yrs. to
Juline Beary, age 49 yrs.
Clara Barker, ■, age 19 yrs. to
F. H. Stephenson, age 28 yrs.
Executor’s Notice o f Final Settle
ment.
Notice 1« hereby (teen that the naderelened
executor ot the last will end testament ol Moees
Hollingsworth, deceased, has Sled hie final ac
count aa executor ol laid last will aud tea la
ment and aetata ot aald decedent. In Uki Coun
ty Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and that
aald court baa appointed Monday. July 17.1*11,
at 11 O 'clock A.M. of aald day aa the day and
hour for the hearing of objections to aald final
account and the settlement thereof.
Now, therefore, all parson« Inteyaated In said
estate are hereby notified aad required to ap
pear at the County Court room, at McMlna.
▼Ilia, aald county, aad state at aald Hate to
than and there shew cause. If any there be,
why aald account ahould not be sat Uad, al
lowed, and approved and said executor and
hie bondsmen discharged and said estate for
ever and finally settled.
Dated. June 16th, 1911.
A. R. Cdtrerow, Executor of the last
Will and Testament of Moaea Hollingsworth,
deceased.
Clarence Butt,
Attorney for Estate.
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No Emperor—either o f s
People or o f Finance—can
buy better food than we
sell you, at prices you usu
ally pay for good things.
J.
L. Van Bianconi
Executors Notice.
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Paints, Lath, Lime
Sand and Cement
Office and yard:
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is conceded by the wide-a-wake farmer to he
the best and cheapest twine he can buy. It al
ways runs full length and is so guaranteed. Is
most evenly spun and has the least knots o f any
twine made. Is always the same—makes others
happy it will you. One agent in a town.
C. Christenson