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I THE NF.WBERtlORAPMIC Sarah A Trenholm to M A Farnsworth 20 a in W A Cul bertson & T R Harrison d 1 c in t 5 s r 5 w $2500. J H Trent & w f to J S Trent 3702V4 sq ft in blk 7 McMinn ville $2400. GETTING EGGS IN WINTER 1 0 0 0 Rolls of the Latest in wall paper at prices that will astonish the natives. Nothing like it before. W e must clean up racks within the next 30 days, therefore inimediate action is necessary if you want the biggest bargains in wall paper you ever got or ever intend to g e t Don’t Put It Off a Day! but come now and get the benefit of this large variety at The Rock Bottom Prices D O N T F A IL TO SEE O U R SPECIAL W IND O W D ISPLAY SW W . jfcoliinçsworth <5c THE Phone W hite 25 STORE OF Q U A L IT Y ” Keep the hens busy if you would get winter eggs. The hen lat eats her fill and goes back on the roost will not lay many eggs during the winter. T h e Science o f feeding h as been worked out by many o f the ex periment stations and colleges, but nowhere better than at Cor nell university. Prof Charles A. Rogers, in an address to Con necticut poultrymen, explained their method o f feeding which has given some wonderfully good records, says Farm and Home. In the morning the hens are fed 2 Ya to 3 pounds mixed grains for 100 Leghorns. A t n o o n green feed or green cut bone is given and the hoppers ot dry mash are opened. At night they are fed seven to eight pounds of mixed grain. Grit and oyster shell are kept before them at all times. By giving a light feed of grain in the morning in deep fit ter the hens are kept hungry and will scratch all day ’tor it. They should eat from one-third to one-half as much dry mash as hard grain. NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVMENT Corner of First and Howard SA V IN G Few people save much unless they have a defin ite plan. Spasmodic saving seldom results in large accumulations. Some people save all coins o f a certain date orde- nomination, others by fines or denying certain luxuries. Here is the best plan; set aside a definite sum, weekly or monthly, as debt to your future and deposit it in our Savings Department It will grow rapidly and our 4 per cent interest will help. United States National Bank NCW BCRO, OREGON THERE'S no STRAD D LING the lumber question here. When we say we sell the highest qual ity, w e mean just that and noth ing else. Deal here and you get a square d e a l You don’t have to be a lumber expert to buy here to the best advantage. Ask those who know. iV I. H . V P IN 1 N E Y 1. M a in S t ,. A ' N a w b a r fl, Or, NEW YEAR P L U M B IN G AND A NEW E Q U IP M E N T '■ ! j j Notice is hereby given, that the Resolve now that this year will show an added con Council o f the City o f Newberg, venience in the sanitary equipment of your home. Life Yamhill County,' Oregon, pro is surely worth living, but to be lived at its best, one should pose to improve Main Street have the comfort and conveniences which modem views from the South line ot Sherman recognize as necessary. funds for the young ladies Sun CHEHALEM CENTER Real Estate Transfers. Street to the North fine ot Frank day School class. lin Street (running West), in the _ Cany out the resolution by Mr. Smail, the new resident on Ada M 'Alfrey & hub to R A City o f Newberg, Oregon, by having us install '^t&ndaftT P d guar- DUNDEE the McKenzie place has been Griffith 120 a in sec 7 t 4 s r 5 w grading said portion o f said anteed bathroom a kitchen quite sick. His son also has an $50. street so as to conform to the sink and a set of laundry trays in A. C. Newill, erf Portland, will attack o f the measles. itablished g r a d e thereof, by the most scientific Geo B Benton & wt to the deliver a lecture on “ Our Respon There will be a box social held nstructing concrete curbs there- sibility for the Boy” at the Dun Yamhill Planters wVi of sw*4 o f A happy and healthful year a t the school house Friday even- n, by providing and construct- dee church at halt past seven on sec 22 t 4 s r 6 w $10. (not spoiled by annoyances of an . inst under the auspices of the street drainage for said por Friday evening, January 17. A Chas Chapin & w f to William unsanitary plumbing equipment) young ladies Snnday S c h o o l cordial invitation is extended to Ottinger It 14 blk 2 Bibees add tion of said Main street and by our New Year's wish to you. class. paving with five inch gravel bit- all. Sheridan $1. ulithic pavement the said por The W. C. T. U. meeting was Miss Louisa Cramer, o f Port Gladys L Dorsey & hub to N A tion o f said Main Street; and held at the home of Mrs. Lizzie land, visited her sister, Mrs. Harris und % o f 18.66 in Abra Further notice is hereby given, Everest. There w e r e fifteen Henry Holtzmeyer last week. — ham Coovert d i e in t 5 s r 3 w that the said improvement o f ladies present, Mrs. S. W. New- Tinnwr and Plumber C. W. Scott and family have $400. said portion of said Main street house, president, in the chair. Miss Edna Everest led in the de moved into the house recently J F Draper to Carl Erik John shall be made in accordance with vacated by Golev Fisher and son It 2 sec 28 t 5 s r 6 w $1. and as provided in the plans and votional reading from the 8th family. — chapter ot Romans. After the M M Fd wards & w f to Minnie specifications filed in the office of Laurel Alford is proudly wear usual proceedings, the union M Morris 10 a in sec 2 t 3 s r 5 the Recorder of the City o f New- ing a silver medal which she won l>erg on the 23rd dav o f Decem- elected Miss Nancy Atkinson as w $250. superintendent o f scientific tem at the recent W. C. T. U. contest. Joel Flannery & w f to Walter l>er, 1912, and that the estimated Mr. Winterbern an d family perance instruction. Mrs. 'Anna j Blanchard small tract in Willa- cost o f said improvement is the sum o f $3250, and that the cost B. Harrison became a member of have moved into the house just j mjna $225 1 D, , ... of said improvement is to be as the union. The superintendent north ot the post office. r 1 Edward W W A Geistfield to o f the Sunday School work gave G. W. Byers Jr., who is station j N E Ellis 200 a in sec 28-29 t 5 s sessed to the property abutting said portion of said Main Street a program at the close of the agent at Tillamook, had an en r 8 w $10. business session which was en forced vacation which he spent and collected in the manner pro J D Gordon & w f to Lillian M vided in the charter of the City joyed by all. The numbers as in Dundee last week. The land follows: “ Praying for Papa,” slides on the Pacific Coast Rail Inkle 18.83 a in John Welch d 1 c of Newberg, and the laws o f the 3 0 4 F IR S T S T ., N E W B E R G , O R . State o f Oregon applicable there' Miss Myrtle Walton; Solo—“ The way and Navigation Company’s in t 3 s r 2 vv $10. Barbara T Hampton to William to; and K n ot o f White Ribbon,” Miss fine made a lull in station busi E Davidson lit 16 Rural Homes Further notice is hereby given Edna Everest; “ Something to ness until repairs could be made. No 2 $10. that the Council o f the City of you,” Miss Mildred Wills; “ He Friends ot Grandpa Keyes will Winona M Harris to N A & Newberg w ill at an adjourned Careth F o r Me,” Mrs. M. be sorry to hear that he has been Luella Harris and Vfc of 18.60 a meeting thereof to. be held on the Hodges. The union decided to very ill for several days. in Abram Coovert d 1 c in t 5 s r 20th day o f January, 1913, at purchase the books “ Woman’s The sincere sympathy o f the 3 w $450. 7:30 o ’clock p. m. of said day at American League,” the union to community is extended to Mr. take it up as a study. The next W L Hembree & w f to J H the council room in the said City and Mrs. Guy Grames whose meeting will be held at the home Trent 3702V6 sq ft in n w cor blk of Newberg, hear and determine little son, Wilbur, after a short objections and remonstrances to o f Mrs. A. V. Hendrickson Feb 7 McMinnville $2400. illness passed aw ay last Thurs said proposed improvement and ruary 12. Popcorn and candy Andrew Kershaw & w f to day morning at tw o o ’clock. expenditure, if any. was served by the hostess. A!1 The funeral was held from the Frank A Copley Its 30-31 Willa- This notice is given by order of felt they had spent a very pleas mina orchard tracts $1200. CHASE A LINTO N home last Friday afternoon. the Council o f the. City o f New- ant aud profitable afternoon. W H Kingery to Katie M G R AV E L C O M PAN Y Misses Christopher and Young l>erg. Dated this]8tb day o f Jan The C. C. literary club held Kingery und 1-7 o f 293.94 a in spent the week end in Portland. uary, 1913. their first meeting last Friday James Coleman d i e i n t 5 s r 5 All kinds of gravel for con Once more, Hurrah for the Red W. W. Nelson, evening. The president, Sylvan is prepared to transfer w $1200. crete work, cement blocks, Recorder o f the C ity o f Newberg. Strait, gave a good speech, out Hills! Misses Christopher and your goods anywhere, Arthur J Lyon to J O LvOn Its or wood work furnished on 13-15 lining the work he wished the Young received several highest 7-8 blk 18 City Park add New any place any time. short notice. literary to take up which would awards on their Rhode Island berg $1. Executrix Notice be very beneficial to all the mem Red chickens and Indian Runner Telephone White 85 Prices Reasonable B C Miles & wf to Arthur J & ducks at the Yamhill County bers if they would carry out the J O Lyon Its 7-8 blk 18 City Park Notice U hereby given that the tindenilgned Office phone Black 100, or work. Among the pumbers dur poultry show recently held in h u been duly appointed executrix ol the U«t add to Newberg $200. Newberg. will and ta*lament of Wilhelm Thun, deceased, ing the evening the eighth grade residence Black 128 L 0 Peck »V w f to Mary Ella by the County Court ot Yam hill County, v>re- chores Red 79 pupils gave a tableau of the “ Old xon, and baa quail fled. up ( Red 80 F o gg s Vi o f tract 13 Chehalem Marriage Licenses Now, therefore, all persons haring claims Time New England Kitchen” a « »1 nst the estate ol Wilhelm Thnn. deceased, Orchard Homes $2000. which was very good. The old are hereby notified and required to present the Charity Richardson & hub to same, with the proper vouchers, to the under- time fireplace, the spinning wheel, Maude Ester Petite, age 17 We have money to loan on executrix at her residence at Dundee. candles and old time dishes, five years, to Sidney Willings, age 29 Dotate J Reeves .222 a in S Beary alyneS Ysmhlll bounty, Oregon, within six months first mortgage on improved d 1 c in t 4 » r 4 w $100. y TTORNEY-AT-LAW o f the class wearing old time yeari: from the date of this notlpe. farm security in Yamhill coun 1 1 »ted January Oth, 1018. garb, making it very realistic. Earl Albert Schreffler & w f to Edith Sexton, age 29 years, to , MAKIE THI N. CLARENCE BUTT ty, from tbree_to five years Executrix of the last will and testa Prof. F. L. Strait had edited a Ernest Eckerson, age 50 years. Lawrence C Slater Its 3-4 blk 21 with attractive r e p a y m e n t ment of Wilhelm Thnn, deceased, W ill practice in all the courts of the very creditable newsy sheet Nerda Lavetta, age 19 years, Hurley & Larges add to New clarence Butt, Attorney for Estate. IS-17 state. Special attention given to pro privileges. which he read and was enjoyed to Claire J. Reid, age 24 years. berg $700. bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort A . H. BIRRELL A CO., gages. contracts and the drafting o f all by all. The club will meet again Margaret H a c k e t t , age 25 L E Thompson & wf to J E F or sale—Six kinds o f Japanese legal papers. 202 M cK ay Bldg., 3rd & Stark next Friday evening after which years, to Charles Garrison, age Hillary 18.97 a in S C Adams d plants. Japanese peach farm, „__ „ J „ Newberg, Oregon. O m c * —Second Floor Portland, Oregon there will be a box social to raise 34 years. fx in t 3 s r 4 w $948.50. Kestrel Co., Rex, Oregon. Pd-14 Bank o f N ew berg Building. E. L. EVANS Bargains at M. J. Nash Dry Goods, Notions and Ladies Furnishing Goods Shoes The Newberg Transfer Co. Farm Loans j£
