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Pigs for sale—W. E. Perkins,
Call and see the Wear-Ever
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aluminum samples shown by R. F. D. 3, phone 30a4.
Mrs. Wm. Johnson at Benson’s
Nursery Stock.
News stand, 603V4 First Street,
afternoons from 3 to 5.
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Special apple tree sale o f winter
Small pasture lor rent. Suit varieties. First class 3 to 4 feet,
F or S ale —Young pigs.—Tom able for one or tw o cows. $2
8c; 4 to 6 feet, 12Vkc. Also Clark
Herd, Jr.
per month. 516 Wynooski. seedling strawberry plants, 50
I t pd.
cents per 100 or $2.50 per thou
l,Dr. Lowe, Oct. 28 till 4
'o ’clock. Remember.
Marion George, the Magnetic sand. Scholls Nursery C o., Sher
3 pd.
Healer, gives relief in agravating w ood, Ore.
Good piano for rent cheap: In
cases o f rheumatism and other
L. T. Price’s Cash Grocery.
quire at Graphic office.
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diseases. .
F or S ale —Jersey bull calf, five
B uggy F or S ale —Cheap or
Now open for business at T17
weeks old. Phone 13al52. 2t will trade for stock.—Christopher East First street and you are
M oney T o L oan —See Atty. B. & Y o u n g , D u n d e e , Oregon.
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A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon. Phone 13a26.
F o r S a l e — One good Jersey
Plows that plow, disc and spike
cow, price $30. Also five dozen
tooth harrows at Harts Hard
White Leghorn pullets.—C. C.
ware.
Elliott, Dundee.
52-tf.
= Anybody wishing to trade
L ost —Purse containing cash
w ood for a watch see C. A
and papers. Finder please re
Morris, the jeweler.
50-tf
port and receive liberal reward.
—Mrs.
Evangeline Martin.
H ouse F or R ent —6 rooms,
newly painted and papered, well
A few choice White Leghorn
on place. 501 West Fifth, tf.
cockerels, April and May hatch
Highest market price paid for for sale cheap if taken now. Ad
dried prunes and berries at H. S. dress P. O. Box No. 583. I t pd.
Gile and Co.’s packing house, tt
F or S ale —8 Poland China
N ursing —Will do nursing in pigs and 4 shoats. Enquire of
families or will take patients in Earl Carter, 6 miles west o f New -
home. Mrs. Minnie J. Forsyth. berg, old Walker place, R. F. D.
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It pd
1 pd.
Wear-Ever aluminum patented
L ost —Brown dress overcoat
specialties
on display at Ben
on October 6th. Finder please
leave at Graphic Office. Reward. son’s News stand, 603V4 First
Street.
Mrs. Wm. Johnson,
C. D. Hockett.
salesman for Newberg.
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E stray —Taken up, Jersey cow.
F or S ale —One Hamiltonian
Color light and brown. Owner
mare
11 years old, weight 1100;
pay expends and take her. Her
good single or double driver.
bert Graves, Spriugbrook.
Second hand single buggy and
W anted —W h e a t , o a t s o r harness. J. A. Kersey, R. F. D.
vetch. Will exchange fanning 2, box 50. *
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mills, feed cutters or hardware.
The Drs. Bowers have discon
Newberg Hardware £o.
tinued their city office; they will
If you want fresh homemade hereafter maintain an office at
chocolates and candies o f all their suburban residence, a short
kinds, see Crawford & Leise. distance north of the Portland
New Candy Factory, 211% Main road from the Ehret corner east
Street.
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o f the new bridge.
WELL
A Good Position.
Beautiful Flowers-
Ladies call at my store Friday
and Saturday, October 13th and
14th and see the beautiful dahlias
placed on exhibition by Mr.
Henry Clemmens, the florist.
Lynn B. Ferguson,
Prescription Druggist.
The Rexall Store, 302 First St.
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Can be had by am bitious young
men and ladies in the field o f
“ Wireless” or « Railway tele
graphy. Since the 8 hour law
became effective, and since the
wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the
country there is a great shortage
o f telegraphers. Positions pay
beginners from $70 to $90 per
month, with good chance o f
advancement. The N a t i o n a l
Telegraph Institute, o f Portland,
Ore., operates under supervision
o f R. R. and Wireless Officials
invited t o call and examine our and places all graduates into
stock and get acquainted. The positions. It will pay you to
best goods that money will buy write them for full details.
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at prices that will satisfy the m ost
exacting customers. Free de T o tho Tax Payors o f Yamhill
livery. •;
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1 disc drill 2-horse, 1 manure
spreader, 2 harrows, 1 plow , 1
weeder, 1 carriage, 1 surry, 1
buggy, 2 harness, 1 tent, 1 roll
top desk, lot small farm tools.
See Mr. Crosby, Imperial Hotel,
Newberg.
Dissolution of Partnership
The partnership heretofore
existing between M. P. Elliott
and D. E. Fox has been dissolved
by mutual consent and the fuel
business will be conducted at the
same place by D. E. Fox, 111
West First Street, phone Blue
74. Parties ow ing the firm on
account will please call and
settle.
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Auction
Sale.
Loafer or Layer
W hether s hen is a loafer or layer
depends greatly upon the condi
tion o f the digestive organs which
are responsible fo r all grow th and
egg production- Feed
We Guarantee our Programs
to be correct from a Moral,
Educational and mechanical
standpoint
Notice is hereby given: That
on M onday, October 16th, 1911.
The Board o f Equalization o f
Yamhill County, w ill attend at
the office o f the county clerk o f
said county and publicly examine
the assessm ent rolls for the year
1911 and correct all errors in
v a l u a t i o n , d e s c r i p t i o n or
qualities o f land, lots or other
property, and it is the duty o f all
persons interested to appear at
the time and place appointed,
and if it shall appear to such
board o f equalization that there
are any lands, lots or other
property assessed tw ice or in the
name o f a person or persons not
the ow ner o f same, or assessed
under or beyond its value or any
lands, lots or other property not
assessed, said board o f equaliza
tion shall make the proper cor
rections.
M artin Miller,
Assessor o f Yamhill County, Ore.,
McMinnville, Ore., Sept. 28th,
1911.
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Our picture» are subject
ed to a rigid examination
before w e present them
to our patrons on
curtain.
W e invite your criticism
Chaa. V. Sakai-
D ele P. True
Mana|*ra
W e have several special feature#
coming in the near future.
W atch Our Announcements
POULTRY PAN -M U
and we win refund your mousy if
it fails to increase egg production
sufficient to pay for itself many
tim es over, betides curing poultry
diseases. One extra egg a month
paya fo r the Pan-a-ce-a and S00
ce n t p rofit Just think o f it, it
costs only a penny a day fo r about
thirty fow ls. Come in and let us
tell you more about this prepara
tion, or. better still, let us supply
you with a trial package, your
money back if not satisfactory .
1 1 -2 Ik s. 2 5 « ; S Ike. SO e
In sta n t U « w Klllnr K ills U s e
For m i s ky
Nevbert Hit. I Plraliii Co.
T h e O verland
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AUTO M O BILES =
have always proven the best machine for the
money but the remarkable price o f $1100 for
a 30-horse, Ave passenger, fully equipped 1912
model places them in reach o f a ll Buy a good
machine when you buy. .
On Wednesday, Oct. 18, begin
ning at 1:30 p.m., I will sell at
public sale 3 heads o f horses, 2
cows, 2 hogs, chickens, wagons,
Small Tracts For Sale.
buggies, hack, farming imple
ments, hay, oats and many other
Acreage in tracts o f 3 to 5
articles. Location Vt mile north acres adjoining Newberg bn the
o f depot on J. R. Pleasant place. ist. Small cash payments with
Wm. M. Morris.
time on balance. J.. T. Everest.
I t pd. W. A. Westfall, Auctioner.
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Newberg A uto Company
TAILORED
Is Attractive, will Fit, Wears Well, and We Have It.
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The Sure Tailored Clothes.
Having tried
most of the leading houses who sell tailored goods, we have secured a thoroughly
reliable house
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to do our tailoring.
IN SPEC T OUR
LARGE LINE OF SA M PLES BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER
PRICES $ 2 0 .0 0 TO $ 5 0 .0 0
Inspect our large line of Men’s, Youths’ and Ready
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