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hold a rummage sale in the room
adjoining the Graphic office.
Besides affording an oppor­
tunity to pick up some bargains,
it will be a good place to warm
up as red hot tamales will be
served.
Remember the time and place
and go early in order to avoid
the rush.
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M oney T o L oan - -See A tty . B.
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
B R IE F N E W S O F O R EG O N
When something becomes wrong with your
stomach, look out! It is the seat of many troubles«
If you have gas on your stomach, heatbum, and a
heavy, tired feeling, BEWARE. Much so-called
heart disease is only STOMACH disease. Gas in
the stomach causes a pressure against the heart,
makes a palpitation and often causes death. We
can supply the medicines your doctor prescribes.
Come to OUR Drug Store.
Lynn B. Ferguson, Prescription Druggist
THE REXALL STORE
P h a n * B la c k 1 0 6
3 0 2 F irs t S t r e e t
DUNDEE
James C. Patey who lectuivd
twice at the Dundee church on
Sunday, «canvassing the district
in the interests of the “Out to
Win” campaign lor Oregon as a
dry state.
J. L. Richards made a business
trip to Portland last week.
Spencer Vedder and family are
moving onto Mr. Prince’s hop
farm in the Red Hills. Mr. \$m.
Hill, who has rented the farm
for another year, will leave Mr.
Vedder in charge and spend most
ol his time at his new home near
Toledo.
Nicholas Wall and family have
moved into the house recently
vacated bv the Homberg family.
T. J. Conrad and Mr. Shaver
and families have moved into the
Hagey house.
Henry Hagey and family are
occupying their new home re­
cently purchased of Alfred Liven-
good. Mrs. Sarah Hoover, Mr.
Hagey’s sister who had tw o ribs
injured in a fall from a wagon
while moving is improving slow-
H t
_ A very interesting meeting of
the Neighborhood Circle was
held at the home of Mrs. Bland
Herring on the afternoon ol
October twenty-third. Work on
articles for the Christmas box
was well started and a discus­
sion of the political measures to
be submitted to the voters at
the special election next week
was held. The next meeting of
the circle will be held at Otter-
brook, the Greer home, on the
second Thursday in November.
It is hoped that the fall work
will be so well out of the way by
that time that all the ladies ol
the vicinity will be able to at­
tend, as only a few weeks are left
in which to prepare the gift box
which the ladies are planning to
send to the Boys and Girls Aid
Society in Portland.
WEST CHEHALEM
The Ladies’ Aid is going to
give an oyster supper and Hal­
lowe’en Social at the church on
Friday night. All are invited.
Henry Amoth made a business
trip to Portland last week.
Rev. H. G. Crocker and family
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bush on Sunday.
S. M. Calkins spent a part ol
the week at home, helping to fill
a new silo, and hulling clover
seed.
Medford is planning to entertain the
Chicago White Sox and New York
Giants teams and officials on their
visit to that city, November 17.
Grant county lo out of debt and baa
a balance of $30,000. Crop yield waa
big and first cla&s and large sale« of
cattle at top prices were made.
The first shipment of foreign meats
to the Portland market has been re­
ceived. A carload of Australian beef
has been brought tato that market by
the Union Meat company of Portland.
Grants Pass, by vote of the people,
authorised issue of $200,000 railroad
bonds for building first 10-mlle unit
of the Grants Pass-Crescent City line
to the coast.
If county sealers of weights and
measures carry into effect the new
law, every weight and measure used
in commercial pursuits will have to
undergo a te st
The voting power In the Umatilla
drainage district will be based on tha
amount of land owned, one vote being
allowed to each dollar or major frac­
tion thereof.
Dairy products were discussed this
week at Tillamook, when the Oregon
Butter and Cheesemakers and the Ore­
gon Dairymen’s associations met In
Joint annual convention.
The Umpqua port organisation has
requested Secretary Lane to arrange
to have a preliminary survey made at
the Umpqua bar and river with a view
to obtaining appropriations 1t>r la-
proving navigation conditio—
Farmers living nsar Ashland are
making money selling goat mast at
from S to 11 cents a pound. The meat
helps solve the high cost of living
problem. The money received from
the mohsir Is also a considerable item.
Attorney General Crawford has ren­
dered an opinion to the effect that an
osteopath la ineligible to hold office
as public health officer. The decision
affects Dr. J. A. Van Brakle, acting
health officer of Clackamas county.
From 38 opinions In suits of personal
injuries handed down by the supreme
court in 41 weeks maimed workmen or
their widows and orphans received
less than 16 per cent of amount asked,
under employers' liability act.
The chief of engineers wrote Sena­
tor Chamberlain saying $1,000,000
would be asked next year for the Co­
lumbia bar improvements under a
continuing contract, and advocating
more pumpa on the dredge Chinook.
It has been definitely decided that
La Grande’s new form of city govern­
ment shall not be ordered into effect
until January 1, instead of at once, as
was thought necessary under the char­
ter.
Sent to light a fire on the Hallo-
well ranch near Oregon City, Charles
Neimberg, aged 36 years, blew ths top
of his head off-1 with a shotgun and
his body was found by members of
the family.
Supreme court rules that If man
who takes orders In the state and
fills them from orders from another
state, he la an agent, but If he fills
orders. from stock on hand ha la a
peddler, and therefore must pay a U-
Now that the prunes are
harvested the farmers ol the Red
Hills are turning their attention
to planting vetch and spraying
the young apple trees.
The teachers ot Dundee having
been given the choice of visiting'
schools in Portland or inspect­ The Sunday School and church
ing work at the Oregon Agri­ will hold an all day rally at the
cultural College which takes the church on Sunday.
Mrs. Boyd is quite ill.
place of the regular work of the
Teachers’ Institute this fall, have The directors have improved
chosen the O. A. C. and will visit the school house by painting it
there on November 5-6-7.
on the inside and have also pur­
Mrs. A. J. Forbes and daughter chased a new teacher’s chair and
have moved back from Ridge- six other chairs.
ville, Washington, to their home
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Seely spent
in the hills recently occupied by Sunday in Newberg at the home
J. W. Dum and family.
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. The mystery of the discovery of 200
Mrs. John Devore has been Frankie Clark has been absent sticks of dynamite In the canal near
spending a week with her moth­ from school for a few days on the court house at Klamath Falla has
been explained. Contractors had
account of sickness.
er at Chehalis, Wash.
TM M M M M x m t v y y y y y y y y y y y r
Something New
See C H A S . LAPP A CO .
Hazelwood Butter
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Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. F.
* A. M. Regular meeting
First and Third Wednesday
evenings of each month.
RUMMAGE SALE
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Visiting brother« always welcome.
On Tuesday of next week the By order W. M., R. H. C. Bennett,
I. A. Hanning, Secretary.
ladies of the Friends church will v
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Mrs. Ben. Yergen was sick
few days last week, but is better
now.
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Mr. William Clark while mak­
ing excavations for the founda­
tion for a water tank, found a
piece ol timber which was petri-
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BACH PBINT of Hazelwood B utter la c u t Into four ’’little
Dainty q u arters” each wrapped separately In parchm ent paper.
THEN WRAPPED In was paper and placed In para fine cartons.
LA8T AND BEST—The quality o f.H a se lw o o d B u t t e r la so
good. ‘‘T he kids p u t It on thick”
thrown the exploelvee away over a
year ago, after completing sewer
work.
A seagoing dredge will be tent from
the Atlantic coast for use In the Co­
lumbia river channel, Just as soon as
the Panama canal is opened, accord­
ing to Information received by Dr.
Kinney, chairman of the Ports of Co­
lumbia committee.
Senator Lane, after a competitive
examination, has appointed Wilson S.
Zimmerman of Portland as midship­
man at Annapolis Naval academy,
naming Lawrence Schepky of Hood
River as alternate. If Zimmerman
falls to pass the entrance examination,
Schepky will have a chance.
Governor West has written the edi­
tor of the Coos Bay Times of Marsh­
field for advice on suing the C. A.
8miy> Lumber company for school
lands which may have bees obtained
by fraudulent means. The newspaper
has been attacking the governor's
DOliCT.
S TO PP ING A S N E E Z E .
Buy a pair of Hunkadora hand
made logger’s shoes. Hunka­ Why P rtM u rt Upon Either Lip Will
dora in name. Hunkadora in
H alt tha Naiay Spasm.
fit. Hunkakora for water and
When the feeling comes over us
wear. Hunkadora every way.— which always precedes a sneeze all
we have to do is to lay our finger
J. C. Porter & Co.
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across the upper lip, directly
neath
the
nose,
and
press
firmly
Your Opportunity—3 horse­
upon
the
lip
for
s
few
seconds.
The
power gasoline engine in good
same result can be obtained by lay­
condition for sale or will trade ing the finger across the lower lip,
for wheat and oats. Also heifer just above the chin, and pressing
calf, part Holstein for sale. Wm. rather firmlv for a few moments.
Schand, 3 miles east of Newberg. Either of these acts will not at­
tract the attention of any person,
1-2 pd.
and in almost every instance the
The ladies ot the Christian person will be saved the annoyance
church will give a chicken pie of disturbing the entire'audience.
!$1000 to loan on farm security
The physiological reason for this
sapper in the basement on Hal­
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Clarence Butt.
seemingly curious interference in
loween, October 31. 25 cents a nature is quite interesting, although
Get cedar posts and American plate, hours 5 to 8. • Everybody but few stop to reason why in this
welcome.
lt-pd
ss in many other things.
Pence at Larkin-Hdwe. Co.
The internal surface of the nasal
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Furnished rooms to rent at . For*Sale-*Six new kinds Jap­ passages is covered by a very deli­
602 South College street, ltp d . anese peach plants, two. years cate and sensitive mucous mem­
+----------------------------------------- p----------- old. Cling stone and free stone. brane. The surface is quite exten­
Apples for sale at 25c box by Ten cents each, $8 per hundred. sive, following as it does all the
inequalities produced by the curved
Marie Tbun, Dundee.
I t pd.
Kestrel Co., Rex, Oregon, P. O. spofigy bones of the nose. Only in
Box 18, Phone Blue i79.
the upper bortion is the seat of
Surry tor sale, $30, by Donald
smell, as that part only receives
2-13 pd.
M. Wall.
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branches from the first pair of
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We have changed our hours tor cranial nerves or the nerve known
Death to headaches. Glasses business on Saturday evening as the olfactory nerve, which is the
fitted by Drs. Lowe and Turner. and until further notice will be one of smell. The distribution of
this nerve in the form of an in­
Remember the chicken pie sup­ open from 7:30 till 8:30.
tricate network is upon the two up­
First National Bank,
per spongy bones.
per at the Christian church Fri­
day evening of this week, lt-pd United States National Bank.! The olfactory nerve itself does
not issue from the skull, but rests
It.
Lost—Key ring with a number
upon a thin facial bone which
of small keys. Return to N. F.
Why be bothered with tw o separates it from the cavity of the
Byers.
It pd.
pairs ot gUsses? Call at nose, and the many branches which
from it pass through this
Imperial hotel Friday, Nov. 7, proceed
bone
by
means of numerous small
For. Sale—Singer piano tor and have Drs. Lowe and Turner
openings.
The many nerves which
$150 by Miss Clarice Newlin, show you the new glasses with
ramify over the lower portions of
Springbrook- _ —
1-2 pd. which you can see all distances. the delicate nasal membranes and
which endow it with sensibility to
Oliver & John Deere plows, the No lines, seams or divisions in touch and pain are branches of
kind that scour at Larkin-Prince the lenses. No cement, paste or what is known as the fifth pair of
unbroken surfaces. Free demon­ nerves.
Hdwe. Co.
strations. Scores of Newberg
An irritation from several causes
For Sale—Apples 25c a box, references. Don’t forget the day applied to the parts where this
nerve is distributed occasions sneez­
orchard picked.—Adrian Bow­ and date.
ing, which is a spasmodic contrac­
man, IV» miles north of town.
tion
of the diaphragm, which re­
For Trade—For small ranches
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sults
in the expulsion of the irritat­
near Newberg, 176 and 280
ing cause. The pressure described
Wanted—D ried and g r e e n acres, bottom land, Marion Co., above simply arrests the irritation,
prunes at H. S.Gile& Company’s improved, $65 per acre. 80 and the sensation dies srithout the
packing house.
46-tf acres, 6 miles from Newberg, 60 outburst of air which produces the
acres in cultivation, improved unpleasant sound. It is like arrest­
Expert sewing machine clean­ $8,000. 10 acres all in cultiva­ ing a current of electricity by cross­
ing gnd repairing, charges reu- tion, $3,000 for house and lot in ed wires or some outside influence.
There are times when this meth­
sonable. Phone Black 165.
Newberg. 3 houses and lots for od does not work, but they are rare
1-4 pd. good team or stock. Cows for and generally due to the fact that
**—J------------------------------------ sale. 200 apple trees, 2 yrs. old, the pressure is not applied soon
,,The Ladies of the Friends
enough. Nearly every one has a
church are preparing for a rum­ winter varieties, 10 cents. G. S, warning of several moments that
Hoaglin,
west
of
Newberg.
mage sale for November 4.
he is about to sneeze. If the pres­
It pd.
sure is instantly applied the sneeze
For Sale—A dark brown horse,
Expert eye examination is is generally suppressed; otherwise
gentle and trusty, weight 1200. absolutely necessary to deter­ it may be too late.
This does not mean that every
E. S. Greer, phone 13al52.
mine the proper kind of glasses
Air-tight heating stoves made
and repaired at shop, No. 711
First St.—Alfred Wheeler.
1-3
For Sale—Good camera very
cheap.—Mrs. M. E. Sargeant,
511 West Sheridan.
2-pd
For sale—^Good 40 horsepower
car. May be seen at Smith &
Ferguson garage.
1-3 pd.
No More Waiting—Opera Grill
barbershop has plenty of help, so
come on.
3-6
Big sale on all millinery at
Miss Hutchin’s Store beginning
Friday, October 31. Ladies are
cordially invited.
\ If you wish a mortgage loan,
call and see me at the First Na­
tional Bank of Newberg, Oregon.
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D. D. Coulson.
to use. Selecting them by any
other method may result in
permanent injury to your sight.
When Drs. Lowe and Turner
prescribe glasses, it is with ab­
solute certainly that they are the
best and only kind suited to you.
When you patronize them, you
receive the combined skill and
science of the trained eye special­
ist and optician. They guaran­
tee their glasses to give perfect
satisfaction, whether they cost
$2.00 or more. One charge cov­
ers entire cost of examination,
frames and lenses. They do not
go from home to house. Con­
sult them at Imperial hotel next
Friday, Nov. 7. Remember the
day and date. Scores of New­
berg references.
For Rent—Eleven acres near
Heacocks, three-fourths mile from
First street, Newberg. Address
P. D. Newell, Jennings Lodge,
Oregon.
2-tf
For Sale or T ra d e—Good
strong buggy and single hartiese,
for hay, chickens or hogs. Price
$20. G. S. Hoaglin, west of
Newberg.
It pd.
Dickens' Ideal Bedrooms.
Dickens, who traveled much and
suffered many bedrooms, gave spe­
cial regard to the equipment of the
guests’ sleeping apartments in his
famous home. Oad’s Hill.
In
“Charles Dickens as I Knew Him,”
Charles Dolby records: “Each of
these rooms contained the most
comfortable of beds, a sofa, an eaay
chair, cane bottomed chairs—in
which Mr. Dickens hqs great belief,
always preferring to use one him-
self—a large sized writing table,
profusely supplied with paper and
envelop«** of every description and
an almost daily change of new quill
pens. Then* was a miniature libra­
ry of books in each room, a com­
H o u m Moving.
fortable fire in winter, with shining
copper kettle in each fireplace, and
I have fitted up with new out­ on a *ide table r ii| s , saiieers. ten
fit and am ready to move or level caddy, teapot, sugar and milk.”
Rent or Trade—240 acre stock
farm. Skamania Co., Wash. up wood buildings on 'short
Mrs. S. L. Allen, Ashland, Ore. notice. Will also handle heavy
F. C. Mills.
3-4 pd. machinery.
Don’t pay agents 66 or 75 for
a sewing machine when you can
buy the latest model ‘‘White Ro­
tary” tor 35 at Larkin-Prince
Hdwe. Co.
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For Sale Cheap—Tbree-year-
old colt, or will let responsible
party have use of it for a year
for its feed and care, inquire at
Commercial Stable.
I t pd.
sneeze should be suppressed. Only
do this when in church or theater or
some such place. To sneeze aside
from the sneeze caused by a cold is
natural and affords a relief to the
nasal passages from dust.—Cleve-
land Plain
Plai Dealer.
I CAT AU l Y w ANT TO NOW I
Qovernor West ' has referred to
United States District Attorne
Reamet of Portland for investigation,
a letter received from C. A. Rold of
Yountsvllle, Cal., In which Rold says
a company called the Farm and Home
company of San Francisco, Is repre­
senting to him that it will locate him
on a 320-acre homestead In southern No More Qae on the Stomach or Sour
Stomach! No More Heavy Feeling
Oregon for a fee of $320.
a ^B R E ia a sa a a a E a x
! Le Chapeau
The Largest and Moet
Select Line of
MI LLI NERY
in Newberg
Gregory Sisters
MILLIN ERS
After Meala or Conetipatlon!
W e w e n t everyone In th is tow n wb
h as stom ach o r bowel tro u b le to J u t.
try ONE bottle of sim ple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded
in A d ler-l-k a. You w ill be surprised
a t th e QUICK ACTION!
The VERY FIR S T DOSE show s re ­
su lts and a sh o rt tre a tm e n t w ith
A d ler-l-k a m ay m ake you feel b e tte r
th an you have for years.
T his rem edy ten d s to an tiaep tlelse
th e Intestin al tra c t and to draw ofT
th e Im purities.
A SINOLH DOSE
usually relieves r a s on th e stom ach,
so u r stom ach o r co nstipation QUICKLY.
W e do not h e sita te to say th a t
A d le r-l-k a is the BEST bowel and
stom ach rem edy we have ever sold!
Newberg Drug Co-
Next door to P. O.