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burniture, Carpets, W ail ¡Paper
A G O O D P L A C E TO T R A D E
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THE
STORE
TO THE BOYS AND OHS
OF
Q U A L I T Y
TO TOE BOYS AND GIRLS
PUBLIC SALE
OF CHEHALEM TALLEY
Last week I reminded you of
Will sell to the highest bidder
the near approach o f the State on the Henry Versteeg farm ?n
L ast year Newberg w as very
F air and v«*ur Home Fair. I Chehahm M ountain, know n a«
well represented in the juvenile!
department at the state fair and hoP* y ° u h" ve gotten husy w,th the w e-t part o f the old Wilson
her youngsters carried off some y ° ur gardens, your bird houses. place, 4 H miles north ot N ew ­
berg. 4 miles south o f Scholls on
good prizes. I I hope
hope they
they will y ° ur tables’ Vour poultry, your
sewing, your b?iki-ig,etc. If you Tuesday, August 26th.
win much more this year. They
do not have a copy o f the State
Commencing at 10 o ’clock
made a very good showing at
F air Prize list, call on your a.m., the follow ing described
McMinnville also, but they did
County School Superintendent, stock and larm imp ements: 12
not make as good an exhibit in
or write to State Superintendent head high grade Jerseys consist­
proportion to the size o f the
J. A. Churchill, Salem, Oregon, ing o f 5 milk cows, now giving
to w n and population of the com
and he will send you one. Read good supply o f milk; tw o lVkyr.
munity as some other places. 1
the prize list through carefully old h* ifers, 4 heifer calves, one is
trust you are making much
and see w hat you can do best, it full blood, one bull calf 2%
greater preparations for exhibit­
you have not already done so, months old.
1 youn g work
ing this year, first at McMinn­
and select the classes you are go ­ horse, wt. 1050 lbs.; 1 brood
ville and later at Salem. I have
ing
to compete in. Do not over­ raare and colt, 3 months old.
not worked in your county in the
look the special prizes in the back 48 head of hog*— Y oung and old,
interests o f the fair because my
services seemed to be needed part of the book. You will find consisting o f 6 brood sows, tw o
attractive prizes are running with litter, one O. I.
worse in other counties where some very
am ong them, including the Shet­ C. boar, 9 shoats and 15 pigs.
they have not had as much ex­
perience in fair work, and have land pony for the best livestock Implements— one 2%inch wagon,
not acquired the habit as you exhibit; a cream separator for one 3V4 inch w agon, one spring
the best tw o pounds o f butter; hack, 1 set w ork harness, 1
have in Yamhill. County Super
intendent Duncafi is so enthusi­ Scotch collies for the , best fat mower, 1 self dump hay rake, 1
astic and devotes so much energy lamb; an incubator for the lar­ weeder, 1 drag, 1 cultivator, 1
gest and best poultry exhibit, separator almost new, some
to this line o f w o rk that it seems
etc., etc.
household goods and other arti­
to be well cared for without
cles
such as used on farm.
I
f
you
are
going
to
enter
the
much assistance from the state
Free
lunch at noon.
department. N ew berg being my pig feeding contest it is time you
Terms: All sums under $10
faqme tow n, however, I am had your pigs on full feed. There
cash,
all over $10 six months
are
tw
o
valuable
prizes
offered
especially interested in- seeing a
representative exhibit there. This in the pig feeding contest, and time on bankable note bearing
is doubly im portant this year on the boys w h o enter this contest 8 per cent interest per annum, 5
account o f the fact that there are will gain valuable experience, be­ per cent off for cash. As la m
prizes a t the State F a ir for col­ sides making good money out o f leaving the farm everything,
Frank E. Vestal,
lective county and district ex­ their pigs. With pigs selling at must go.
$10
a
hundred,
you
are
almost
Proprietor.
hibits.
Superintendent Duncan
is going to take the best o f the in Rockfeller’s class, if you own W . A. Westfall, Auct.
There are S. L. Parrett, Clerk.
exhibits from McMinnville to tw o or three pigs.
three
nice
prizes
for
the
best sow
Salem, and has his stakes set to
win first prize in the county con­ and litter o f pigs, the first being
test? Every boy and girl in the a hundred dollar Jersey call. We , A lta A Adkins et vir to C A
county should be loyal to his hope to see a large exhibit of Withee wV£ ot seVi and 6 ac in
superintendent and help win that pigs and poultry at the State nwVi sec 22 tp 2 s r 3 w $1.
prize.
All the young people F a ir this year, as well as at the
Fred G Boughton et al to D E
around N ew berg should work local fairs. In keeping account & Loretta B Wheeler 20’xJ38
together to have the best dis­ of your pig feeding, and furnish­ in City o f McMinnville $10.
trict exhibit at McMinnville, and ing a statement o f the same as
Anastasie D ow d Estate to Ira
thus secure to N ew berg thfe credit required in the rules you will get C Barber nVi o f sw*4 of neVi of
and honor she would Covet in an idea o f keeping accounts, and se!4 and sVfc of nwVi o f neVi of
having a part in winning the o f w h at it costs to produce a seVi tp 6 s r 8 w $510.
county prize at the Statte Fair. pound o f pork. This is all w orth
Rosa Ann Goodrich to M ary E
I am sure you will all ltd your while. The pig contest is open Switzler 57x156’ in lot 1 blk 1
part to maintain the long time to girls as well as to boys; so H au sw irth ’s 1st add North Yam
slogan “ Yamhill Against the look out, boys, for some girls are hill $800.
good pig feeders. At some o f the
w o rld .”
F A Gustogson & wt to M 0
local
school fairs in Oregon last
*
N. C. Maris,
and M argaret L M artin 22 ac in
Field W orker Industrial Fairs. year the girls beat the boys with
w Vi o f sec 22 tp 4 s r 5 w $1.
their pigs. It w as “ tit for ta t,”
Lydia M Graham et vir to G A
though, for the boys sometimes
Withee wV6 o f seVi and 6 ac in
I w on over the girls with their
neVi sec 22 tp 2 s r 3 w $ .
A “ Teachers’ Meeting” will be j bread, butter and jelly,
G W M axw ell & wt to M ary
held in the court house in Me-
Oregon boys and girls led every
M Hadley lot 229 Dayton $1.
Minnville, August 27-28, for the state in the Union w ith their
James M M oad & w f to H ar­
benefit o f inexperienced teachers. I school fairs last year, and we are
riet S Fleming nV6 blk 20 of Ed-,
All beginners and those o f short expecting them to keep up their
w a rd ’s add New berg $1200.
experience should
attend the record this year. I am sure you.
G A Nelson & w f to I B and
entire session, and also the tw o are too patriotic to disappoint
Annie S Prather 156.25 a c i n j
days session o f the “ M ovable us.
N. C. Maris,
A Wells d 1 c sec 34 tp 3 s r 5 w
Field W orker Industrial Fairs.
School” from the Agricultural
$ 10 .
College, August 29-30.
In the
Emanuel Northup & w f to D
“ Teachers’ Meeting,” primary
E and Loretta B Wheeler 2Ox
methods o f all kinds will be dis­
100’ in City of McMinnville $10.
cussed, as well as methods of
James T Patterson & w f to
“ Lovers are prone to self-de->
teaching in the various subjects,
Elsie
M Witbycombe 34400 sq
and plan« for school manage­ preciation,” said he tenderly, as
ft in Alfred Job d 1 c tp 3 s r 4 w
ment. N o tuition will be charged. they sat looking at the stars. “ I
Do not forget the “ M ovable do not understand w h a t you see
Henry F Padgham & w f to
School” in Newberg, September in me that you love so mneh.”
C
has
R and Nellie L Thorpe lots
“ T h a t ’ s w h a t everybody
1 - 2 .
1,
2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11 to 22
8. S. Duncan, County Sup’t. says,” gurgled the ingenuous
inclusive Yamhill Heights $10.
Id a M ac Smith, Supervisor. maiden.
W C Slattery et al to Topaz
Then the silence became so
Land
C o lot 3 con 19% ac and
deep that you could hear the
stars twinkling.— Stray Stories. 216.16 ac in J J Burton d 1 c t 2
s r 4 $2500.
Tom m y— W hat is a bumper
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
1
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your money on open account with a reliable bank.
Pay your bill« by check and avoid the worry and
danger o f carrying large sums of money.
O ur unexcelled facilities, office rooms and host,
service are always at the command o f Our customers
and country friends.
States National Bank
Established 1889
Plenty p f Fresh A ir Insures M ore and Better W o rk
hair.
Tbe ttaur la found both In tbe foreat
and ou tbe moiintalua. for. In apite of
blM t;rent ntse. be la extremely agile, eo
that be can run up tbe mountain elopes
and climb tbe rocks wttb ease.
l.Ike tbe elephant be .feeds on grass
and plHntM. aud when be cannot get
these be fa ll« back on bamboo a boots
and tbe buds and branch«« o f trees.
Tbe ttaura feed nntll about 9 o’clock
In tbe morning; then they return to the
bamboo foreata and clearing* to aleep.
Later In tbe afternoon they come out
to grase and drink. Tbey are not timid,
and Severn I «hot* can be fired among
a herd before tbey become alarmed.—
Duke o f Moot|>eller In W ide World
Magazine
Saaooaat Defenses.
It seems rather odd. come to think
■boot It. that all o f oar big coast de­
fense rifles are only available to shoot
at au enemy coming In from aea. In
their rear tbey are without protection
and won Id require an army to protect
them against Invaders who might climb
over tbe back fence after ua These
big guns have a horizontal swing o f
only about ten degree« aalmutb
Wouldn’t It be wise to so make these
big Mhootlug Irons that tbey could be
swung clear around tbe circle, so that
tbey could defend tbemaelvea. so to
apeakY W e could then load ’am with
broken up atove plate, bolts, newspaper
joke«, fam ily |n>rt retits and various Junk
and slay everything for miles around. -
Oakland (Onl* Enquirer
French OfRosra Are III Paid.
The poorest men Ip Prance are tbe
army officers
lo fact, tbey would
starve to death If tbey bad a family
un lew« tbey can double tbetr official re­
source« by private mean«. A captain
baa an Income o f $820 a year. The
average captain, according to statistica,
has a wire and three children aud can­
not live on iena than fil.HWV No won­
der tbe places o f army officers go beg­
ging lit Prarn-e Boston Poat.
Ventilators
M ade to suit every requirement. They are Simple,
Durable and Storm Proof
SHEET METAL WORKS
F. II. GRIFFITH
Phone W h ite 192
Shop: 402 P i n t Street
1 THE GRAPHIC CLUBBING OFFER
A ll the same as city folks, the family who lives on a
rural mail route may have a daily paper to read the same
day it comes from the press. Read our clubbing offer:
Daily and Sunday Oregonian and The
Graphic, one year........ .......................... $8.00
Daily, witnout Sunday, and Graphic I year $6.00
W eekly Oregonian and Graphic 1 year..... $2.25
D IS S A T IS F A C T IO N
T A K E S F L IG H T
when our building materials are
used. There will be no ordering
o f extra quantities. They will
i not be needed. There will be no
! difficulty in mixing, non in using,
j N ex t time you need building raa-
, terials order them here and the
Hs Dodgsd.
*8o Burroughs o w e « you money! best results are assured.
Well. I think tie’ll pay you back some
M . H . P IN IN E Y
day. but you esn't umke him burry "
3 0 « N. Main St.
N i w t t r t i O r«.
“ Ihiu’t yon Itclleve It
The mere
sight o f me wHlklng Hlong the street
has made blot hurry several time«
CKtOOCHXIOCKXHXlOCH^OaOOOOOOOO !
lately
Philadelphia Pi
Making Qaad.
-D a rlin g.’ ha cried. “ I cannot live
without you "
-But." ahe replied, “ my father If
bankrupt"
-In that .-n«e.” be despondently re­
plied. “ I guess I’ ll go and shoot tay
self.” -C hicago News
It Is Indeed n desirable tbtng to be
well descended, hut tbe glory belong«
to our ancestors. Piutarcb.
Sack Twine
The Newberg
Transfer Co.
Catontng Hoc.
Hbc (pouting. Before wo were mar
ried you often used to .catch ms lu
your arms H s Yes. and now I catch
yon Yu my pockets Ixmdon Telegraph
3 -P L Y S U P E R IO R
10c per skein, 40c per lb.
to
i i prepared to transfer
your < goods anywhere,
any place any time.
,
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for sale at
ZUMWALT’S
FEED STORE
Prices Reasonable
2
•
Corner o f P in t and Main Street*
— » » » » » » » o oe e e e ee e e e e e e e
Office phone Black 100, or
reaidence L Black 123
pho ea < R ed 79
C a llu p
I Rad 80
Get your hop tickets printed
at the G rayhk office.
qCBMWOWCIOBBiOBeitMOKWOKMWOnB
Nice Residence Lots
rrt
I <ui <
Hi LliJj* iJ U -IL ii
. T| n
vtl
$ 210 .
IIA
Close in but aw ay from the dust
The best natural drainage in town.
Cement walk* laid and streets graded.
Building restrictions insure a good class of
resid
DEFINED
M ar? Simonson to D E Wheel­
er 20x60’ in McMinnville $10.«
M a ry M R idgw ay to City ot
N ew berg 10 ft strip from N line
“ Darn those cats!”
“ Don’t sb<fot, Abner, I think to City W ater Pipe sec 6 tp 3 s r
the one w ith the contralto voice 2 * 7 5 .
Dry fir w ood for sale.—J. T. is our T a b b y .”— W ashington
United States to Clarence Aden
Everest.
Herald.
Dryden n w % containing 160 ac
N ow is the time when the farm er realizes on his
season's work.
;
India’s Qaur Csmbinss Caurags and
Audacity With Oraat Strength.
Thu tuur la often wrongly tanned
“ M mou ."
The name Is not correct; the
bison la tbv hue bonaaaus o f Lithuania
and the CaucMsua The gaor. found In
lndo-Chtuu. Is certainly the finest o f all
the wild bulla; be orerawea all op­
ponent« b.v bln courage, audacity and
great streugth
He 1 m a Unite beast aud sometimes
measures nil feet to tbe root o f the
tall
He I m distinguished from all
other wild cuttle by tbe prominent
bump betweeu the two horns. Tha lat­
ter are uhikm I v «. fiat at tbe base, and
Hutted, and tbay describe a eery wide
curre from tbe root upward.
Tbe <-out I m of an olive brown tin t
abadlug In black, wttb eery abort fine
TOO CORDIAL AN AGREEMENT
crop?
P a— A bumper crop, my son, is
one that enables the farmer to
buy a car to bump into people
with.— N ew York Sun.
THE HARVEST
SEASON
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Jr
sec 20 tp 4 s r 7 w .
Western C lay C o to Denny-
Renton C lay & C oal C o numer­
ous tracts o f land in Yam hill and
other counties $10.
W C W ade & w f t o J P a n d
Bertha 1.84 ae O P T u r n e r d 1 c
tp 5 a r 5 w $825.
Allyn Yocom & w f to Chas S
Horner 20 ac and ro a d w a y in B
B Branson d l c t p 6 s r 6 w $10.
If you are interested your inspection is in­
vited.
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