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DUNDEE
Alm eda M Burks t o W E
Burke 3 6 1 .1 6 5 ac in secs 3 & 10
Miss Bertha Q. Reed spent the tp 3 sr 2 w $10.
A lbert. B Clay t o E dw ard T
week end in Portland.
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ebb NH o f nwV4 o f neYi, sec 36
Rev. D ow ns, o f L aF ayette,
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2
r 8 $1500.
w a s a Sunday guest of M r. and
C F Daniels et al to J W Elston
M rs. W. J. Bennett.
2 8.58 ac in Alex S utton d 1 c in t
T h om as Prince w h o has re
5 s r 5 w $600.
turned from an extended visit in
Geo R Duel & w f t o M F ord
the East, while in P ortland on
Its 12 & 13 blk 5 Bisbee’s add
his w a y home, met w ith an acci
Sheridan $10.
dent, being th row n from a street
M ary F Dunstan et al t o C y
car, and is suffering w ith concus
R oberts Its 4 &
lo t 3 sec 1 t
sion o f the brain.
3 r 4 $1400.
M r. and M rs.. Graeper and
The Jeweler
Frank D Eckerson & w-f to H
Mrs. Graeper’ s m other and broth
H & Elsie L Fertig 9 ac in N
er have returned from a trip to
Hall d i e in t 3 s r 3 w $ 1 0 .:
the coast.
J H Feltwell 8c w f t o A J Stahl
The residence of Mr. Som m ers lo t 3 blk 16 W hiteson $10.
w as tota lly destroyed by fire one
Casper Gettm an & w f t o Lethe
d ay the last week.
M Ames .834 ac in n% M eKern
Nicholas Wall lost a valuable d 1 c in t 3 s r 2 w $1.
J K G uttry t o L ith a ja n e G ot-
T h e annual m eeting o f the W. tr y 1 ac in Jno W att d 1 c t 5 r 3
C. T. U. for the election o f officers w $1.
R obert J H ornbeck & w f t o
held a t the residence o f
R hoda P o o l on F rid a y a t Soren & Elsie M arie Nielson Its
Now
5 6 7 and 8 blk 53 E d w ard s add
N
ew berg $10.
P. P ow ell w ent t o M c-
NIGHTLY—t reels latest motion pic
C has S Hahn & wt t o Preston
on Sunday t o visit- her
tures. FEATURE every'performance.
B
ow
ers & R o b t E R oles tracts
David H. Turner.
Illustrated Song by W. H. S. FOSTER
4
5
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4 6 in H urley’ s Subdivision
The new ten room house ot
Appropriate music by MRS. MABEL
$8000.
FOSTER, graduate o f Trinity College Daniel G ibbons is com pleted. It
B A K liks & w f t o J R H orn-
o f Music, London, England (piano) and is one o f the m ost beautiful and
back
lots 5 6 7 and 8 blk 53 Ed
W. H. FOSTER (drums).
com fortable hom es ever erected
in this p art ol the cou n try and w ards a d d New berg O regon
$80 0.
Manager
m odern in every respect.
J C L a m on t t o A L Reed lots 2
Julius J o h n s o n has recently
8c 3 blk 4 Revenue add Sheridan
erected a new barn.
(Late manager Grand Opera House
Our Name on the Box is a
Side Guard.
W . H . S. FO STER
$10.
Devils Lake, N. D.) .
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The Newberg.
Transfer Co.
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is prepared to transfer
your goods anywhere,
any place any time.
Prices Reasonable
Office phone Black 100, or
residence Black 123
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! Red 79
Call ui
Red 80
CH ASE & U N T O N
G R AV E L C O M P A N Y
All kinds of gravel for con
crete work, cement blocks,
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
Telephone White 85
M r. Inskeep, the agent fo r H op
John L a m on t t o John & R obert
H om e Insurance C o., recently Park n e*4 o f n eVi sec o f 12 t 5 s
visited the b o p grow ers in this r 6 w $19 50.
vicinity.
Zachariah M artin & wt to G eo
Charles Keyes, ol L ive Oaks, C & Lulu M Ritchey 2 .6 0 ac in
California, a nephew o f F. T. tra ct 3 0 N orth w est N ew berg sub
K eyes is a guest a t the Keyes $1250.
hom e. M r. K eyes d rove up from
Soren Nielson & wt t o R o b t &
C alifornia and consequently has L otu s H ornbeck 12 ac in W T
had a g o o d op p ortu n ity t o judge W allace d i e in t 3 s r 2 w $10.
o f the part ot O regon through
N orthw est Land & Im p rove
which he passed. He likes the ment C o t o C h arlotte F L ibby
look s o f this p a rt o f the cou n try tra ct 1 N orthw estern L and Im p
and m ay decide to locate here.
C o P rop erty no*2 t 5 s r 5 w $10.
N orthw est L and & Im p C o t o
M r. and M rs. Lee Duncan, of
Newberg, were Sunday visitors F fa n k H L ib b y tra ct 2 N orth
w estern Land Im p C o P rop erty
o f M r. and M rs. W m . Allan.
M r. and M rs. T . T . B ryan and N o. 2 $10.
A P Oliver t o Jerry O ’ Brien Its
fam ily, o f Chehalem M ountain,
1
&
2., blk 7 Central a d d New
are visiting a t M r. B ry a n ’s sis
berg Ore $75 0,
ter’s, M rs. W m . Allan.
Prudential L oa n & T ru st C o
W. J. Bennett is one ot the for
t o the Public dedication o f Che
tunate prune grow ers o f this sec
halem M onutain Orchards.
tion this year. , His cro p prom ises
G eo W Rahskopt & w f t o B T
t o be so large th a t he has found
6 M aria L eggett 3 ac in 0 J
it necessary t o build an a d d ition
W alker d I c i n t 3 s r 2 w $2100.
t o his drier in order t o harvest
C W S w artz & wt t o J K G at-
lis crop.
try 1 4 ac in Jn o W att d lc in t 5
Misses R osa Y ou n g and Anna
s r 4 w $2500.
L. C hristopher have returned
Marriage Licenses
rom a week’s ou tin g a t New
p ort.
B ea verS tate M erch a n ts M u tu a l
Insurance Co.
SAFE an i RELIABLE. RATES
are LOvV\ We write up both
COUNTRY and CITY, risks. We
have a GOOD BUSINESS in this
line and want you to JOiN us.
Call at our office, or we will meet
you by appointment DON’T in
sure till you see us. We have a
good list o f business houses.
W hite
Company
7 0 S First S tr sst. N sw b erg
Farm Loans
We have m oney t o loan on
first m ortg a g e on im proved
farm security in Yam hill cou n
ty , from three t o five years
w ith attra ctiv e r e p a y m e n t
privileges.
A . H. BIRRELL & C O „
2 0 2 M cK a y B ldg., 3rd & Stark
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P ortlan d, Oregon
Fair Maples
Fruit Farm
Apples, Prunes, Plums, Peaches,
Cherries and Grapes in their
season.
J. Watson Baker,
Proprietor
Dundee, Or.
Phone, White 161
G ladys Beatrice B row n , age 18
years, t o Ole Franklin Toney,
age 22 years.
Helen Josephine Bradley, age
WT. R. Everest made a trip t o
22 years, t o Rosw ell H. C. Ben
Portland Tuesday.
nett, age 26 years.
M rs. William R oberts o f W ood -
GREETING SPRING.
burn, cousin o f Mrs. S. W. New
house, and M rs. Agnes Haecker An Old in d Picturesque Custom In
Switzerland.
and y ou n g son, o f C h ica go, were
The 1st of March is a day of joy
guests at Shady N ook last week.
ful
festivity among the school chil
M rs. B oon, sister o f M rs. F.
dren in most of the Engadine com
H odges, w h o has been spending munes in Switzerland. At 4 o’clock
some time visiting relatives here, in the morning a party of school
left for her hom e in W isconsin boys march through the village
clanging cowbells, big and little,
Tuesday.
with all their might to proclaim the
Dr. Dixon and family came
dawn of a boisterous day to their
ou t and held a meeting a t the slumbering schoolmates still abed.
church Sunday evening There
As the day grows bright the boys
will also be a service next Sun
ather, each one with a huge bell
nng around his neck, on the vil
day evening.
lage square, where they form in
ranks, according to their size. When
Real Estate Transfers.
the preparations, always conducted
Jn o G Baker & w f & Essie & amid great excitement and juvenile
jubilation, have been completed the
Bessie Baker t o A da S M cG og i procession starts on a tour through
lo t 2 blk 4 Beaum ont Park add the streets to the accompaniment
M cM innville $150.
of furious bell ringing and noisy
John Baker & wt & Essie & yodeling.
One of the eldest of the demon
Bessie Baker t o Ada S M cG ogy
strators, with a milk pail on his
Its 3 & 4 blk 4 Beaum ont Park
shoulder and dressed in the costume
add M cM innville $300.
of a dairyman, with yellow breeches,
Fannie H em stock Baker et al white stockings, low shoes, finely
to A L Reeves blk 5 & p art blk 6 embroidered braces over a shirt of
Chandler’ s 1st add M cM innville spotless white, turned up sleeves,
displaying a brawny arm, the dairy
$ 1 .
man’s hat perched jauntily on the
A J Bewley & w f t o C T & back of his head, marches proudly
Bertha M ay M yers small tract at the head of the herd. At the
in Sheridan $500.
end of the procession is another big
T im oth y Brow nhill et al t o boy with a big staff in his hand like
M ichael.O’Neill lo t 3 Brookside a herdsman.
All this reminds us of the way
Fruit Farm s $2000.
the cows go to the Alps to the
M ollie Brockm an to L iddy L sound of bells. The whole festival
D ow d Its 3 and 4 blk 7 Wheat is nothing but a spring celebration
to herald the return of the milder
land $350.
I season, wjugh has been looked for-
CHEHALEM CENTER
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4% IN TE R E S T PAID ON SAVINGS
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by
The United States National Bank
We announce the establishment of a Savings Department fully equipped to handle all
business usually transacted by a Savings Bank, and invite all those having business pf this
nature to call and consult us about opening an account or taking out one of our interest
bearing Certificates o f Deposit.
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This department will be subject to government supervision and will be under the
direct management o f the officers and directors o f the bank. It will be backed by the
bank’ s entire resources—the largest outside the County Seat, and a feature of great import
ance to those who desire absolute security for their funds.
Capital .......................................................................... $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Surplus and Profits....................
2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Stockholders’ Liability...............................................
5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
T O T A L .....................
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BANK
longing fo r months.
origin; hence
h
its nsme, “ Cha-
lands Mara" (from Kalendare),
which justifies the assumption
nptio that,
from the period o f the year chosen
for the obsérvanos of this fsstivsl,
it must have orignated in the mild
climate of Italy and not in the cold
clime of the Engadine.
In the way described the troop
inarches on from house to house and
is presented by the matrons with
rice, chestnuts, sausages, bread and
even money. The hotels are all vis
ited, and the guests always contrib
ute some small change. Out of the
proceeds a general jollification is
provided, in which the girls of the
neighborhood take part.
- How intense is the youngsters’
enjoyment of the Chalanda Mara
festivities can scarcely be imagined
by any one who has not looked on
at these annual junketings.— Ex
change.
Rubinstein's Fraa 8»at.
A CO NSCIENTIO US JOB
W e desire to conmnce you that you can leave your
plumbing to us and rest assured of receiving a plumbing
equipment installed the way you want it and which will last.
How will we do it f
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By giving you a detailed1
specification fully covering- -L
the work to be done amfc
we will guarantee all work J_
to. be done in accordance _
with the specification.
A further assurance o f
lasting satisfactory equip-
snenc will be to have us
install ^Standard” plumb-
ing fixtures which are
guaranteed by the manu-
facturers to give 5 or 2
years service (according to
grade), but will most likely
give you many more years
service.
A pianist who was pre-eminently
successful in his day was Rubin
stein, who traveled nearly the whole
world over delighting people with
his genius. He was vesy much an
noyed by requests for complimen
tary tickets, but most of ths time
he maintained his composure, even
though justly irritated. It is told
of him that just before one of his
recitals in London he was accosted
by an old lady in the entrance hall
and thus addressed:
“ Oh, Mr. Rubinstein, I am so glad
to see you I I have tried in vain to
purchase a ticket Have yon a seat
you could let me have 7*
“ Madam,” said the great pianist,
“ there is hut one seat at my dis
posal, and that yon are welcome to
if yon think fit to take it.”
“ Oh, yes, and a thousand thanks 1
Where is it 7 ’ was the excited reply.
“ At the piano,” smilingly replied
Rubinstein.
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E. L. EVANS
Tinnwr and Plumber
Indoor Golf.
In the eighteenth century golf
courts or alleys were roofed over to
protect-them from sun and rain,
wind and falling leaves, so that peo
ple might golf undisturbed in all
weathers. These formed long wood
en sheds, eighty feet long and twen-
broad, covered with tiles. The
oor, which consisted of a mixture
of earth and lime, was made hard,
smooth and 'perfectly level. At a
quarter distance from each end
stood a pin turned out of hard
wood. For two feet of its height it
was thickly coated with bell metal,
so as to give a sharp sound when
struck by the large leather balls.
Around the golf alley were little ta
bles and stools for the onlookers.
So one finds them in north Holland
still. The game in fact had been
reduced almost to parlor golf.—
London Express.
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A Fam ily Affair.
“ Cordelia,” ordered the teacher,
“ throw that gum in the wastebas-
l e t !”
The pupil’s face grew scarlet, but
she did not stir.
“ If you do not put that gum in
the wastebasket immediately I will
send you out of the room,” said the
teacher gravely.
The girl walked reluctantly to
the desk. ‘1 can’t, teacher,” she
confessed. “ I f * ma’s gum, an’ she’ll
lick me if I go home without it.”
—Success Magazine.
The common phrase "H e's e
brick!” is first found in Pluterch.
The expression implies any form of
admiration. The Spartans, quick
witted and noted for their repartee,
were early trained in both schools.
They were men of few words and
fewer laws and embodied in short
phrases their admiration, dislike or
appreciation. Lyourgus was not
only a man of few words, but quick
action. On being asked, “ Should
Sparta be inclosed?” an invasion of
the enemy being expected during
the time of waf, ne replied, “ A city
is wall fortified which haa a wall of
inalAilil
o f h rio k V
T he Newberg Manufacturing and
Construction Co.
For the Best Prices on the Best Windows, Doors, Inter
ior and Exterior Finish, Mouldings, Building Stone,
Cabinet Work, Store Fixtures and General Mill Work
Low Routed Trips EAST
On the dates given below, round trip tickets will be told from
Portland to the points in tha East shown below, and many others,
a* greatly reduced fares quoted. Your home agent will sell the
tickets I via
vis the Noi^h
North Bank Road
P ' at' ~ slightly
......... higher fares, on request
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ABROAD
Through Trains East
in connection with
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways
Atlantic City............ $111.00
Baltimore................. 107.50
Boston....................... 110.00
Buffalo..........-........... 91.50
Chicago.,................. 72.60
Colorado Springs...... 65.00
Denver...................... 55.00
Detroit....................... 82.50
Duluth....................... 60.00
Kansas City............. 60.00
Milwaukee................ 72.50
Minneapolis............. $ 60.00
Montreal.................... 105.00
New York.................. 108.50
Omaha....... \ ............. 60.00
Philadelphia............. 108 50
Pittsburg.................. 91.50
S t Louis.................. 70.00
St. Paul..................... 60.00
Toronto..................... 91.50
Washington ............. 107.50
DATE8 o r BALK
MAY % 3.4, 9. 10. 11,17, IS, 24. 29, 1912
JUNK I, *, 7, S. IS, 14, 15. 17. IS. 19, 10. *1, 94, » , 27. » . 29. 1912
JULY 2, », 8, 7,11.12, 16, U>. 30. 22. 2S. » , » . 80. 81, 1912
AUGUST 1.4. ». «. 7 12. I», 10, 22, » . » . 80. 81, 1917
8KPTKMBKK 4, 6,0, 7. 8.11. 12. 80. 1912
and cholee ol
allowed In each direction.
Final return limit October 81, 1912
Detail« of aehodnlo«, faro*, ate. will ha (arnUhad
requeat.
W. E. COMAN. Gen. Freight and Pern Afoni, Portland, Or«.
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