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THE N E W BERGT GRAPHIC
Ereckson. She returned
Sunday evening.
Every Section of this Great Store Is
Crowded With Spring Merchandise
The purchases that have been made for the new season are rapidly arriving,' and already
one may gather, from an inspection o f the attractive displays o f new merchandise in the
various sections, comprehensive and authoritative knowledge o f the trend fashion is to take in
Spring Draperies, Rugs, Wall
, Etc., Etc.
In our drapery section we offer the following specials: Net Scrim Curtains in white, cream
and Arabian color with edges or insertion effects. This is a large and well selected stock.
Curtains that are 40 to 50 inches wide and 21-2 yards long.
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$2.50 Scrim Curtains, special at............................................ ........................
N E W H A N D S O M E R O O M -S IZ E R U G S
Q 1 0 Tapestry Brussels Rugs for 1 0 C A
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Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 9x12, extra quality. These
JL £ ■ ■
rugs are now shown in Oriental and Floral designs. It ^
is TH E RUG for service and durability. Call and see
IN O U R W A LL PAPER D E P A R T M E N T
Just received a large shipment o f latest patterns and designs o f wall paper.
Call and see.
Largest, m ost com plete lines in Y am h ill Co. o f a ll kinds furniture, carpets, rugs, etc.
W . W. Hollingsworth & Sons
T H E S T O P E O F Q U A L IT Y
Cor. First and Howard st
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Portland property see D onald ML
Anybody
wishes to trade
prop erty in N ew -
and vicin ity fo r
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P L U M B IN G
Heating and Gas Fitting
W e are building a reputation on quality o f work and
' material.
Repair Work Promptly Attended To
T R B LA Y LO C K CO
808 E. First St.
Phone W hite 198
LY N N B. F E R G U S O N
Prescription Druggist
The store that pleases and gives you the right prices. W e carry
the famous R exall remedies, one fo r each human ill. Low ney’s
candies, cut glass. The Ideal W aterm an fountain pen, Rexal dollar
watches, school books, stationery and office supplies
A fu ll and
complete line o f all Drug Sundries.
I make a specialty o f my
Presciption Department. A ll receipts and prescriptions filled with
accuracy and dispatch, quick service day or night.
You ¿.are al­
ways welcome. G ive me a call.
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T H E R EX A LL S T O R E
302 Washington Street
Phone Black 106
Rea. W hite 41
Roses! Hardy Perennial Flower«!
Greenhouse Plants!
A good selection—strong plants—
at prices that are right. A fine lot
o f Potted Ferns and other plants.
You need one on your table. Now is the time
to plant Asparagus. I have a fine lot o f strong
plants. Phone Blue 202.
Roses
Portie Judd from Oklahoma is
visiting with his brother, C. L.
Judd.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Everest
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Groff last Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Riggs is visiting
at home again.
Literary was well attended
Saturday night. There were a
number o f visitors from Rex and
Chehalem Center. A good pro­
gram was rendered. There w ill
be no more literary until further
notice.
Th< educational meetiag b<M
at Rex was a success in every
way. The forenoon was taken
up by Mr. Gentle, o f the Mon­
mouth school; Mr. Laroner and
Mr. Arrant, of Newberg; Mr.
Cary, o f LaFayette; Mrs. W. B.
Baker and Mrs. Olive Crumly.
Their talks were all good and
sensible and to the point. About
12:50 dinner was served and it
did credit to the women who
prepared it. About 2 o ’clock
the crowd was called to the
church again by a lew taps
o f the bell and a good program
was rendered by the three dif­
ferent schools.
Mrs. Dolly Fessler and little
one are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fessler.
Miss Leta Judd returned home
from Portland last week.
Mr. Rex Brouillette was over
to visit with his sister, Mrs.
Boyes the first o f the week.
‘ Mr. C. L. Judd and brother,
Portie went to Portland last
Saturday.
Miss Agnes Powell visited on
Chehalem Mountain over Sun­
day with her aunt, Mrs. Perkins.
Eber Ross has three or four
men busy hoeing bis hops.
Willie Parrish is doing consider­
able work on the roads now, let
the good work continue.
This rain is certaioly making
the grain and gardens look nice.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Woolston
attended literary at Chehalem
Center last Friday night and re­
ported the program excellent.
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Chehalem Center.
Mr. Childers went to Portland
on business the first o f the week.
The Misses 'Kaley who were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chil­
ders returned to Portland the
first of the week.
Mrs. Maude McGuire has a
Yam hill County A bstract Co.
badly sprained ankle which is
J. H. G IBSO N, Mgr.
giving her some trouble.
Bunding Contractors
Tbs only Abstract Books in
Mrs. C. J. Jacobson was called
Estim ates Furnished
Yamhill County
| to Portland last week on account
O regon of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
OKSMOMHOPnOCTOCTaci M c M ixnvuxb .
John Gower, E. Side Greenhouse
Thos. Herd & Son
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home
Mr. Archie Pickard and his
mother and little brother are
now residents o f Chehalem Cen­
ter. they having located on a
strip o f the land just south of
the school house on what was
the “ Carter Farm .”
,
Rev. Harvey D. Crumly gave a
good interesting talk to the
Christian
Endeavor at the
church Sunday evening.
Mrs.
W. E. Crozer will lead the meet­
ing at next Sunday evening ser­
vices.
Last Friday evening everyone
gathered from far and near and
the old school house was filled
as for seating capacity as it was
the last night o f literal^ and the
cantata “ the Saving o f Dada”
was rendered. Mrs. Maude Mc­
Guire told o f the hardships o f a
drunkard while he was trying to
reform while a number o f the
Chehalem Center singers inter­
spersed the story w ith singing in
a very creditable manner.
Real Estate Transi«
Wm S Allap & w f to Clark
Noble lots 10 and 11 Chehalem
Orchard Homes $7000.
J O Elrod & w f to M argaret G
Bird tract 6 and 7 Elrod ac $10.
J O Elrod & w f to W L Ritchey
tracts 16 and 21 Elrod ac$2900.
Paul Fundman & w f to David
S Burton West V2 o f lot 3 sec 2
tp 6 s r 8 w $350.
bhas E Fuller & w f t o j W’ and
Iola W Bates Vi ac in J B Rogers
d l c i n t p 3 s r 2 w w m $325.
W alter Glendinning to Chas W
Morgan swVi o f swV4 sec 35 t 3 r
5 $1000.
Irene Heater et al t o Clarence
6 Inez B Butt 5.00 ac in Richard
Everest d 1 c in tp 2 s r 2 w
$ 2000 .
F W Hunsaker et al Elmarene
J VanAtta all int in lots 6, 7, 8
blk 7 Chandlers 2nd add M c­
Minnville $1.
J W Hutchcroft & wf and Bes-
r>1 ac in Eliaha
Bed well d i e $2450.
Hans Christian Larson to E S
Talbott 22.50 agin Russell Welch
d 1 c in tps 3 and 4 s r 4 w $10.
Mike M artin Estate to C H
Timm 16.20 ac in Ira Orton d 1 c
in tp 3 s r 2 w $10.
Chas W Morgan & w f to T A
White swV4 of swVi sec 35 t 3 r 5
$ 10 .
Leon J Owen & hub to M ary
A Owen swV4 block 19 Hurley &
Large’s add Newberg $1200.
M H Pinney & w f to Frank W
Murphy e% of seVi and swVi of
seV4 o f sec 25 t 2 s r 3 w $10.
Wm M Stephens & w f to Nellie
Nelson & J B Dodson lot 8 blk 1
Baker & M artin’s add McMinn­
ville $350.
C W Swartz & w f to J A Wig­
gins and Alice M ay Wiggins 20
ac in Jno W att d 1 c in tp 5 s r 4
w $1400.
Bert Townsend & w f to R F
Long wV6 lot 3 blk 2 Laurel add
McMinnville Oregon $10.
Fred Werth & w f t o J o h n C
and Triede Keller 43.65 ac and
roadway in Luke McKern d i e
in t 3 s r 2 w $100.
*John Wortman to Edith Stone
lot 29 College add McMinnville
$ 1000 .
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Subject of the sermon next
Sunday morning:
“ Changing
One’s Name,’’ Vesper services at
4:30 p.m. with special attention
to the music. Subject o f the ser­
mon “ Reflecting the Bright
Side,” the second in the series on
“ The A rt o f Cheerfulness.” A
special welcome for strangers.
SOCIALIST LOCAL
The Newberg Socialist Local
will have a Labor Day program
and picnic dinner at the Fern-
wood gymnasium hall, 2V6 miles
-outheast o f N e w b e r g on
Wednesday, M ay 1st. . G. L. Per
l ine, o f St. Johns, Oregon, will be
the speaker o f the day. Every­
body invited to attend.
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Announcement
I have opened in the Hodson
Bros. Clothing Store a cleaning
and tailoring department and
wish to meet all of my former
friends there, where I will en­
deavor in the same pleasing and
obliging way to meet your de­
mands that may come to this
most excellent department.
Your measure taken for ,
the famous
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Plan Your Vacation N O W
TO THE
East— Seashore or Mountains
The
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W ill place on sale low round trip tickets to all the principal cities o f the
East, going or returning through C alifornia, or via Portland with going
lim it 15 days. Final return lim it Oct. 31st.
Imperial Council Mystic Shrine, LoeAngelee, Apr. 30 to May 4
N E W P O R T -Y A Q U IN A B A Y ’
Offer« manv advantage« for a seashore outing. Low (ores from all points In Oregon, reas­
onable hotel rates, outdoor amusements and all the delights of the seashore.
T H E N E W P. R. A N . B E A C H E S
Tillamook. Garibaldi, [Bajrocoanl, Brighton, Manhattan and Rockaway, Lake Lytle
ocoan Lake Park, Twin Roeka, I Ifl mook Beach and Bay City will open a new Held for a
summer outing
Low Round Trip Faroe from all point« In Oregon,
Call on onr nearest agent for full Information aa to Kast Bound Kzcunion Pare*
route*, »top-overa, etc., or write to
JOHN M. 8COTT, General Pi
nger Agent. Portland, Oregon
Eat California Raisins.
Raisin Day April 30th
A LU X U R Y T H A T PAYS
is modern sanitary plumbing. I
pays in greater enjoyment o f th<
bath in betterjhealthfand there
fore in better appearance. W<
are experts in equipping house!
with the most approved plumb
ing. Why not consult us about
your place?
Newberi H ardw are« Plnntbinc Co.
PLU M BIN G
A DVICE
See that your fixtures are of die highest sanitary
worth and you will have done much towards solving the
problem of home health.
T h e disposal of this question is of
portance and demands
gadon.
If your fixtures are
old and unsanitary and you
are contemplating a change
or if you are building a
new home, let us quote
you on i n s t a l l i n g
'S tan d ard "' Fixtures.
O ur re p u ta tio n for
doing good work and the
established reputation of
'Standard" Fixtures in­
sures plumbing perfection.
E. L. E V A N S
Tinner and Plumber