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' F or S ale — Indian R u n n e r Ballard pays cash for chickens, Drakes and S. C. White Leghorns ducks, turkeys, at Zumwait’s Rooster’s bred from l a y i n g feed store, First and Main Sts. strains. S. W. Atkinson. 9 The Daily Telegram by mail When doing your Xmas shop from now until 1913, only $3.50 ping remember the Fair 5 and 10 Dr. L o w e’s glasses are death at Benson’s. Phone Blue 180. cent store, 716 First street, are to headaches. “ Wear-Ever” aluminum makes showing all new goods o f this W anted —Bower teed cutter.— ideal Xmas gifts for the house season’s production. No left H. G. Newlin, Springbrook. keeper. Order at Benson’s news over or shelf worn merchandise. The line and prices must be seen stand. L o s t .— P urse containing $4 in to be appreciated. Come In and silver. Return to this office. * Phone your orders for cake, *. 9 doughnuts, pies to Model Res Ask Christenson & Larkin Go to the Fair 5 and 10 cent taurant and lunch room home about those “ Acorn” ranges. store, 716 First Street for your baking. Xmas toys and see how many Dr. Lowe, Saturday to 4 “ You’ll have to show me” a you can buy for one dollar and ‘ o ’clock. better ax than a keen kutter. what a big bundle it will make Wanted tw o dozen hens. 1258 For sale by Christenson & Lar aside from toys we carry. Um brellas, ladies’ hand bags, ladies’ E. First St. or phone Blue 90. tl kin Hardware Co. W anted —Young team, weight and gents’ neckwear, jewelry, M oney To L oan - -See Atty. B. stationary, dolls, all sorts and A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon. 1100 to 1200 pounds. Buy or kinds o f notions in fact a big will exchange for lighter team. Xmas offering for old and young. H. E. Rehfuss, Rex. tf. F or S a l e — T w o seated car riage, good as new.— Phone Red 85. 9 pd. L ost .— On First street a large jasper stone broach. Finder, Dr. Low e’s glasses do not need jlease return to this office and the guarantee that goes with receive reward for trouble. them. Some good Eastern Oregpn The coffee and doughnuts at wheat farms for trade. Prospect the Model restaurant are fine, or a bumper crop was never bet ter. See White & Company. try th^rn. Special Christmas prices on L ost —Gold chain and locket, table silver ware at Harts Hard probably on p u b l i c school ware store.» grounds. Finder leave at Graph F or S ale —Poland China broad ic office and receive reward. sow. Will farrow, March 1. tf. Enos Ellis. Closing out dishes. Special ten days sale, December 12th to Buy your wife an electric 22nd. Big bargains in every washer for Xmas. Christenson thing! Hitcheu Mercantile Co., corner First & Meridian streets. £ Larkin haYe them. Homestead Relinquishment The leading merchants have combined and purchased some very fine calendars for general distribution, a reproduction o f Dobson’s famous painting “ In the Days of Old Lang Syne.” A princely present it makes. . As no other calendars w ill be given by these merchants, you should call at the office of Anna M. Fogle, No. 603 East First Street, after December 9. Reg ister and receive one' o f these beautiful gifts. Only one will be given to the family. Committee. F orty acres irrigated land, % mile from Greenleaf, Idaho, right on railroad in splendid Friends’ community, near academy and church. Eight acres set to com mercial orchard, ten acres In alfalfa. This is in Canyon coun ty, the county which has taken a number o f fruit prises at Na tional Horticultural exhibits. Price $4,000 or will exchange for property in or around Newberg. A snap for someone. Investiga tion w ill convince you that this will be worth double the price in a short time. Write to R. W. Shelley, Cornelius, Ore. It Boys may be had and some times girls. The older ones at ordinary wages and others to be schooled and cared for in return for slight services rendered. 9 F or particulars address W. T. Gardner, Supt. Boys’ and Girls’ The Fair 5 and 10 cent store, Aid Society o f Oregon, Portland, 716 First Street is showing for Ore. tf.“ Xmas the largest line of China in Newberg both in domestic and For Sale. i m p o r t e d w a r e . The huge White Plymouth Rock and S. variety o f hand painted ware to C. Brown Leghorn cockerels for select from is in a class by itself and a credit to any town big or sale. C. E. Newhouse, little, and the conservative prices Springbrook, must sell it quick. You will ask Oregon. how can they sell so cheap. The answer w ill be we took advant Christmas Side. age o f a deal whereby we closed The Ladies’ Aid Society o f out an entire line at a liberal trade and cash discount, that’s Friends church will hold a sale in Crede’s meat market on Satur why. 9 day, December 9th. Aprons, dust caps, neckwear, Els tray Notice. baby clothes, bags, fancy work, Taken up 5 head yearling heif cakes, pies, fruit, jellies, pickles ers. Three black, one white, one and other things to o numerous red and white. Owner may take to mention. Don’t miss it. same by paying all expenses. G.‘ Committee N. Hesgard, 4 miles northwest o f Newberg. tf. Notice. Concert Friday evening, Dec We Want to see you in the col 8, by the College Ladies’ Glee lege chapel, December 8th, 8 p.m. Club. Tickets at Hodson’s Par You want to hear us. lor Pharmacy, Newberg Drug W anted —Setting hens at Fil- Co. and Ferguson’s Drug Store berta Poultry Yards, Dundee, Go to the Fair 5 and 10 cent Small Tracts For Sale. Oregon. Phooe 13-26. store, 716 First Street, and save Help the college piano fund money on your Xmas shopping. Acreage in tracts o f 3 to 5 and enjoy yourself at the college We cater to the buyers who acres adjoining Newberg on the chapel Friday evening. Twenty- desire to make their money go east. Small cash payments w ith the farthest. 9 five cents admission. time on balance. J. T . Everest. All bond holders o f the Western Condensed Milk Co. are request ed to present their bonds at either bank, or Christenson & Larkin Hardware Co. and re ceive their money.—John Larkin. Estray Notice. Taken up at my farm, 1 mile north o f Springbrook, 1 yearling Jersey heifer. Owner can have same by paving expenses. 11 * Enos Ellis. W anted. Highest price paid for potatoes at H. S. Gile Co., Packing House. tf. Notice. - My store will be open evenings for holiday trade until after Christmas. A. E. Wilson. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION her 1911, which aeld execution end order ef rale bean d November 29th, 1911, and waa on aald data. 1 bave levied u p o n ! " » . ’ will . . Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1912, at the hour of 1 o ’ i ‘ p.m. of 1 day, at the Weet door of the count; lif t house In MeMlnnvlUe, In said eouaty state. - ell to the highest bidder, at j bile tlon for caab In band, all of the i t »wing acri' ed real premiara, to-wit: A ll of the right, title end Interest of the seid defendants on the Uh day ol October, 1911, in and to all uf let 9-Jn block Number U In kina aeeond addition to the town of New In Yamhill oounty. Oregon, according totl plat of aald addition to the raid town of Ne berg, of reoord In the o it ce of tba Recorder conveyance* for raid county, excepting tber from ten t< et off of end from the south and i with ell appurtenances tbsreunlo belonging and all permanent daturas belonging and at tached thereto to satisfy the sum of AVU9.30. with interest thereon sines November loth. 1911. at eight per cent per annum, end tbe further sum of 9400 00, attorney fees. In raid action, end $19.00 costs end disbursements of raid action, dee the plaintlflk upon the afore said Judgment. W. S. Henderson. B-12 Sheriff of Yamhill County, Oregon. CHASE * LINTON GRAVEL COMPANY , • An examination for teachers’ certificates w ill be held in the court house at McMinnville, Ore gon, December 20, 21, 22 and 23. The examination will begin at 9 a.m., December 20. S. S. Duncan. Telephone W hite 85 GIFTS G IF T S House Coats Slippers Fine Shoes Suit Cases Umbrellas and Trunks Special Gift Boxes Neckwear in the nice Holiday Boxes make a present appropriate and appreciated Hole-Proof Hosiery Six Pairs in the box guaranteed for 6 months only $1.50 What To Get For Him L et us help you solve the problem o f what to get him for Xm as. Y o u ’ll find gome of these articles w ill please your practical man. ■ ■Jßm __ lifttaL*** Fancy Vests Kid Gloves Hats Handkerchiefs Garters, Arm Bands, Collars Just the things Men and Boys Like Best The Clothiers and Furnishers AT 6 0 8 ~ F IR S T S T R E E T , O P P O S IT E P O S T O F F IC E * !J * -* U * A- A ll kinds o f gravel fo r con crete work, cement blocks, or wood w ork furnished on short notice. Xmas! *- -*>/*- I Sixteen Years in O regon. I am w riting and will have ready for the public the history of my life for the sixteen years I have lived in Oregon. I am will ing to set out in a certified state ment fully any transactions or dealings I have had w ith any person during this time in this book if requested by mail to do so in the near future. The Win ters deed and everything pertain ing to it will be given in full. It Telephone Meeting. will be worth your while to read it. I f you wish one, address me There will be a meeting o f the at Newberg, Oregon. Cbehalem Mutual Telephone Will E. Purdy. Company Saturday, December 9, 1911, at 2 o ’clock p. m. at Dun Notice of Sale. can’s hall. All interested in the N olle« U hereby (Wan ib il bjr virtue of eu end order of rate, duly Iraued oui of mutual telephone proposition execution the Circuit Court of the «tele of Oregon tor Yamhill county, upon eJudgment la fevor of are urged to be present. By or the plein it If, the United Statee National Bank of Newberg, a corporation, end against the de der o f the chairman. fendant, the Rewberg Packing Compear,a corporation, duly rendered eud entered of re W. H. Willard, Sec. cord In raid court, on U m loth dey of Novem. o____________________ HODSON BROS., •' Persons indebted to us are re quested to settle before January 1st, 1912. We must close all ac counts at that date. 8-10 Hodson Bros. Xmas! -__________ rV Notice. Free Calendars. Homes W anted. ' V
