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Prune trees, 3 ft to 5 feet in
1,000 lots at one cent each. L .
S. Otis, phone Black 202.
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F o r Sale—Black mare, weight
about 1200 pounds, good to
w ork single or double.
27-28 pd
J .H . Wilson.
F o r Rent—7 room house, all
modern improvements, corner
Second and Meridian Streets.
Inquiry a t T a ylor's Feed Store.
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Do you think Si Draft w ill be
C h u r e h i l l w rites insurance,
elected sheriff o f old Yam hill?
makes
loans, obtains abstracts,
Is it "F ir ” to the Pacificcoust ?
perfects
titles, does conveyanc­
When .the farmer chased the
pigs w ith his dog did he “ skk- ing and asks foryou r work. Call.
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em-more?"
Did you ever look a John Deere
w agon or buggy over carefully
to see h ow well it is made?
When the white man whipped
the Indians do you think "L o -
cussed?”
Why do school boys who play
hookey and catch "bass” usually
catch "birch?”
Do you think they bought their
fishing license and tackle at the
"B ig H ardw are Store?”
Could burglars pick a “ hem­
lock?”
Should not all dairy buildings
be built o f "butternut?”
W hen you buy Jewelry, you de net cere to
» , but you wish to KNOW THAT IT IS RELIA-
obtain reliable Jewelry. You can rely upon every
article weeeDyou. Aalc thoee who w ear our jew elry.
Stylish, TOO, is the jewelry w e have.
W e wlU de your repairing right.
Come to OUR Drug Store.
Do you know that it pays to
paint w ith pure lead and oil
paint, and AcmdQuality w ill fill
The R E X ALL, Store
Lynn B. Ferguson, Prescription Druggist
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Earl F and V ictor B DeLash-
mutt to Mildred C Pringle 5
acres in Richard M iller die $500.
L evi F. Allen to Julia Mnnkers
J E Dunham to Rose L Dun-
83*405 acres tp 6 • t 4 in A P
ham nVk of sw% sec 28 tp 2 s r 5
Caldwell die $5.
w $4000.
M artha Andrews to Leani
B F Estep and wife to G H
Smith 2 acres in tp 4 s r 4 in
Hodgen se% of nw% containing
Samuel Cezine die $700.
40
acres in sec 26 tp 4 s r 6 w
Andrew Anderson and wife to
$1600.
G T Hardwick lots 1 and 2. blk
a q rrirt K,, „ „ i , n i
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21 in Hurley & Larges Add to
A S Fletcher et al to J W U>rett
66.77 acres in Andrew D Smith
Newberg, $10.
die *802125
Perry Barbery toC has H West die $8021.25.
Almon S Fletcher et al to Wm
small tract in tp s r 2 w in New-
Isensee 230 acres in secs 6 and 7
tp 5 s r 6 and secs 1 and 15 tp 5
H old ridge 20 acres in seVi s 30 s r 7 $5950.
Annie Gearin and husband to
tp 4 s r 4 w $2000.
A L Bergren to I B and A M Frank C Wirfs 111.80 acres in
C row 3Vi acres in city of New­ Edward Clufi die in tp 4 s r 3 w
$2600.
berg $2400.
D L Bissett to Andrew Ander­
son lots 1 and 2 blk 21 in Hur­
ley & Larges’ Add $10.
Estelia Schweiger, age 17 to
Clarence B utt and wife to G G
Fred
L. Bunn, 21.
and Amelia Jacobson small tract
Ethel N. Nichols, 20, to Sam
in Newberg tp 3 s r 2 w $10.
Edward
E lliot 21.
M ary E Clemen son et vir to
Bffie Flizabeth Bewley, 24, to
Ellen Jane and Thomas Lemon
Ralph Otis Pray, 26.
.80 acre in S Heater die $240.
Albert DeLashmntt et nl to
E arl F and V ictor C DeLashmntt
Portland Daily Journal and
51-40 acres in John Boyd die the Newberg Graphic, both one
$?500.
year, $5.
IJUttlAGE LICENSES.
||ER E’S WHERE. W£ CO
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I f Cy-"cedar” on the street
would "Cy-press” her hand?
Did you ever stop to compare
the sim plicity of the Sharpies
Tubular Cream Separator w ith
the complicated parts o f some of
* * * olher machines that are sold
to tbe farmer to separate cream
fr° m i“ 1* 7
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related to an « *
gineer.
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make the best fire?
Whv *>uy aluminum »w are of
w h*p you can get it of
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local d e a le s - th e good
" W e a r - E v e r ” k in d -fo r less
money?
Do von think th»
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“ chestnuts,” but would it bt
"popular?”
‘ Larkin-Prince give the fellars
w hat trade there at their stork
their money’8 worth?
W ell, I wonder i f they don’t !
Don’t you think it would be good
business to spend a little monejf
w ith them and see if they treat
you right and appreciate your
trade?
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N ew berg Lodge N o. t04 A . P.
£ A . If. Regular m eeting
F irst and Third Wednesday
evenings o f each month.
V isiting brothers always welcome,
By order W . M .. R. H . C. Bennett,
L A . Hanning, Secretary.
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F o r Sale —• Galvanized iroo
chicken w ater fountains a t tin­
ning and plumbing shop, 711
Bast First street. Alfred Wheeler.
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T here Is no substitute
der lor m aking the
best cake, biscuit and
pastry* R oyal is A b ­
solutely Pure and the
only baking powder
m ade from R o y a l
grape cream of tartar.
Death to headaches — glasses
fitted by Drs. L ow e & Turner.
They w ill be a t Im perial hotel
Wednesday, April 29. Remem­
ber the date.
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Agent for Boditone Co., Mrs.
A ll pattern hats a t cost at D. Blanchard, Third St., first
K in g’s millinery.
In addition to our regular
house east o f Electric L igh t
1914 line o f M axw ell and Stude-
plant.
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baker automobiles, we have to
We have made arrangements offer a limited number o f Stude-
to furnish im portant w a r bulle­ baker "2 5 s" o f the 1918 model.
Eggs for H a t c h i n g —8 . C.
tins f o r a time and w ill display Also, a few hand • drive sixes.
Brown Leghorns. Prize winning
them in our show windows.— These cars have been held over
and layin g strain. $1.50 per Yam hill Electric Co.
from last year’s business, and
setting.—C h a s . O . W h i t e l y ,
they are right-hand drive, while
phone Black 7.
34-pd
> Dog Taken Up — Black and
this year’s cars are left-hand.
white spotted, carrying P ort­
Insure w ith -the Beaver State land dog license tag. Owner can The Studebaker Corporation is
offering • very attractive propo-
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
have same by paying expenses.
sition on them, in order to get
the company that pays a divi­ T a g a t Graphic office.
them moved out. Come in and
dend a t the end o f the year.—W. 29
E. B. Davidson, Newberg.
talk it over w ith us, and w e
E. White & Co., Agent.
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L et us wire your house N0W1 think you w ill see your w a y
O at hay for sale at $8 per ton
Make us a small payment dow n, dear to get a machine now ,
in barn. C. H. Nichols.
the balance in m onthly paym ent» rather than w a it until next
Phone Black 207
27-28
L . M . Smith’s Garage.
We can do house w iring cheaper
now
than
later
when
the
heavy
Wanted—To trade for New­
berg property, 12 acres well rush of w ork is on.—Yamhill
im proved^ near Salem.
Price
T o the Citizens of Yam hill
$5,600. W rite or call on Betchel
It you w ant to sell your farm,
County:
& Byron, Salem, Oregon. 27-29
or exchange it tor one in some
His Excellency, the Governor
other locality, 6 rfo r city prop­ of the State bf Oregon, having
ice paid for mohair and wool, erty anywhere, come in and talk proclaimed Saturday, the 25th
ool sacks furnished. C. A. Hod- it over w ith us. We are in a day o f April as "G ood Roads
son. Phone Black 35.
26tf position to help get you shaped D ay” we hereby confirm said day
up to your satisfaction...
as "G ood Roads Day” for Yam ­
F o r Rent—4-rpom house, cor­
Smith, Rubottom & Co.
hill County, and respectfully in­
ner Second and Center, sewer
A t Smith’s Garage,
vite the people of this county to
connection and electric lights.
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Phone W hite 199. co-operate with the road super­
W . H. Wilson, Pacific College or
Drs. L ow e & Turner, eye visors of their respective districts
Springbrook.
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specialists o f Portland, and volunteer thrir services fo r
The w ell known horse "You n g w ill be in Newberg again Wed­ the day w ith a view to accom­
Bouncer” w ill be found a t Laurel nesday, April 29, a t Im perial Ho- plishing as much as possible in
C ottage barn during the season. tel. They give your eves a most the w ay o f improvements to the
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thorough, searching and scien­ roads o f the county.
Vine W. Pearce, County Judge.
tific examination and when they
F o r Sale or Rent—3Vk acres,
' Fred D. Sitton,
prescribe glasses, it is with abso­
w ith good buildings, one mile
S. M . Calkins,
lute certainty that they are the
north of Newberg. White Or­
Couhty
Commissioners.
best and only kind - suited to
pington eggs for hatching. Prices
your eyes. They guarantee their
right. A. L W illard.
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glasses to give entire satisfac­
tion,
whether they cost $1.00 or
F o r Sale—5 to 7 acres, less
Dog license now due and pay­
than half-mile east o f Newberg more. You w ill make no mis­
able a t the recorders office. Any
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on Portland road, suitable for take in consulting them.
owner or person having in charge
berries or chicken ranch, at $275
any dog kept or owned within
per acre.—Mrs. Josie Everest.
the C ity o f Newberg, w ill please
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secure dog license on or before
M ay 10th. 1914.
Horse for Sale—Age 6 years,
Id a M. W oods
weight about 1500. R. J. For­
Recorder
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f
the
C ity ofNew berg
sythe. 2 miles west Newberg. I t
Cummins pays cash for poultry
and eggs.
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Eggs F o r Hatching—Single
Rooms to rent by Mrs. Howie,
Comb Rhode Island Reds. W.
411 Blaine street.
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R. Ballard, Phone, Blue 165. tf.
F o r Sale—Feed oats apd beet
M oney furnished prom ptly al-
recleaned seed.—J. H. R ees..
w ays on real estate at 7 and 8 per
Shingles th at last a lifetime, et. A tty . B.A.Kliks, McMinnville.
Spaulding’s.
MONUMENTS
White Bronze made from re­
Glen O. Holman o f Polk county fined zinc, w ill never moss grow ,
whb is a candidate for the nom­ deface or lettering grow dim.
ination on the republican ticket
J. C. Gregory, A gt.,
o r circuit judge is a native o f
Newberg, Ore.
Yamhill and is a w ell read law ­
Good saddle pony for sale yer o f many years experience.' Daily Journal and Graphic, one
— Money to loan on good scene*
year, $5.00.
cheap, or trade for cow , heifer or
ity by Clarence Butt.
steer:—201 Garfield St., Newberg
W anted—F a t cattle, veal aefl
F o r Sale—Sweet cream —and
mutton. Wesley Boyes.
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butterm ilk.—Newberg Creamery.
Boxes, solidly nailed, standard
19-t f
throughout.—Spaulding’s.
B O H E R E is as much difference between the modern drug store and the
Lost—T a il light of auto be­
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apothecary shop o f a generation ago — there is betw een the g rea t
Logan-berry plants for sale. tween Newberg and Tom Par
trans-Atlantic
liner and an old Bailing ▼ easel. Science has nowhere ad­
L. S. Otis. Phone Black 202. tf. rish’s place. Geo. K elty.
vanced more, nor have there been greater discoveries made anywhere,
A Pharmacy that K eeps Pace
FO R YO UR GARDEN DO N T YO U NEED A W H O L E L O T
O r NEW TOOLS?
W E H A V E THEM. D O N T BORROW YO UR NEIGHBORS.
W E D O NOT “G O T O SEED** IN OUR BUSINESS, BUT
K E E P U P T O D A T E WITH A L L T H E R E L IA B L E BRANDS
O r H A R D W A R E IN ABUNDANCE.
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O regon Hdw. & Implement Co-
•IS E. FIRST ST
Rubber buggy tires furnished
and set at L. M . Smith’s garage.
Francis L. Michelbook, repub­
lican candidate for representa­
tive for Yam hill county.
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I f you wish a m ortgage loan,
Barr Oak Circle N o 13 w ill
call and see me at the First Na­
have
a social on M onday eveni
tional Bank o f Newberg, Oregon.
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D. D. Coulson. f ing, April 27, in I. 0 . 0 . F. hall,
to which all members are cor­
Farmers having fat cattle, veal dially invited. The W. 0 . W.
or mutton for sale should see
Wesley Boyes, the new butcher
than In pharmacy. W e are fo lly in pace w ith modem program in order
that w e m ay be able to reader oar customers the greatest amount o f
service. W e are w ell poeted on the latest scientific advances made in
pharmacy, there fo re w e can g iv e your doctor the greatest amount o f
oo-operatlon. Your prescriptions are w ell placed in our hands. Quick
delivery service on all orders.
PARLO R PH ARM ACY
Q U A L IT Y
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