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Before the m
i l “take possession** put out
into the crocks and crosices poisons to destroy
them. They brood very rapidly if fiv e n a chance.
Come, toll us your troubles, and we shall supply you
with just the thing to chase away the bugs and rats.
Beware of form carrying, fever breeding flies.
W e have fly paper to catch them and fly poison to
kill thorn.
T h e R E X A L L , S to re
the herd but according to
tics she isconsi derably a bo
average cow Vept in the sta
It being the first year that a rec
ord was kept o f her production,
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no little surprise was occasioned
Nswberg Lddf* Ns. 104 A. F.
by the result as she was npt sup-,
&
A. M. Regular
posed to be a very good cow.
First and Third Wednesday
The ration fed consisted of al svenings of eech meoth.
falfa and silage with a little ear
Visiting brother* always
corn added, so it can readily be By order W. M..R. ft. C.
L A . Hanning. Secretary.
seen that the cost was not great.
I t is hardly necessary-to men
Cummins pays cash for poultry
tion the importance o f a pure
and
eggs.
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bred dairy sire, as it goes with
out saying. I f a milk produce^
Rooms to rent by Mrs. Howie,
cannot afford to start w ith ’ a A U Blaine street.
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herd o f pure-bred cows, he should
For Sale—Feed oats and best
bay a pure-bred bull of his favor
ite breed and at least ofte heifer recleaned seed.—J. H. Rees. J „
that has* several performers in
Wanted—Fat cattle, veal and
her pedigree. In a few years he
Wesley Boyes.
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will have a pure-bred herd at a mutton*
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low cost.
Farmers having fat cattle, veal
It is a good steer that will sell o r . mutton for sale should see
for one hundred dollars even at Wesley Boyes, the new butcher
the present price, ancf when he is ¿ t 810 F ’rst street.
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sold a t the above price all the
Eggs for H a t c h i n g — 3. C.'
cattle feeder has is one hundred
dollars in cash and the manure Brown Leghorns. Prise winning
produced, while the dairyman and laying strain. $1-50 per
tting.—C h a s . 0 . W h j t e l y ,
has the cash and the manure,
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not to mention the cow and the phone Black 7.
calf. Hence the prosperity o f the
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John Groff, one mile southeast
dairyman.—W alter'H . Rowe in
o f Newberg, is the owner o f a
H oard’« Dairyman.
pure bred Jersey bull.
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Oregon Hdw. & Implement Co.
•13 E. FIRST ST-
NO ALUM* NO LIM I PHOSPHAT!
Farmers!
When in Newberg,
m a k e y o u r,h e a d
quarters at O PE R A
, G R IL L E for Lunch
a n d Refreshments.
You will find very
drinks and ices are delicious and refreshing after a hard
day’s shopping. We carry a full line of fruits, also maga
zines and periodicals.
Opera Grille & Confectionery
3 0 « FINST STRSST
C. K. COON, P~p.
(B E H A U S CENTER.
Having installed a lawn m ow
er grinding machine, I am pre
School closes Friday, w ith a pared to do perfect grinding at
nice program and an all-day pic my shop on Meridian street.
Lynn B. Ferguson, Prescription Druggist
nic. Come out And jo in the 32pd
M. McDonald.
teachers and scholars in closing
this another term o f the “ good , Insure with the Beaver State
PROSPERITY AND THE DAIRY COW finds its w ay into other channels. old school days.”
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
I t can be done, bat is it?
Francis H olt has completed the company that pays a divi
The man who feeds cattle for
I t has been the privilege o f the
bis new kitchen, which he has dend at the end o f the year.—W
w riter to travel over the state o f manure deserves more profit than been building on the east side o f E. White & Co., Agent.
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Illinois quite a little in a business he usually gets, but his fields are his residence. There is a nice
Wanted — The highest, cash'
w ay in recent years and one can silent evidence o f the gain that porch on each ride and also £
comes
indirectly
from
his
system
price
paid for mohair and wool.
not help bat notice the evident
pantry.
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f
farming.
prosperity in.tbe dairy districts.
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Last Friday evening the Dun* W ool sacks furnished. C. A. Hod-
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As
a
rale
the
cattle
feeder
ob
Wherever the silo and the herds
dee young people came over in son. Phon** Black 35.
jects
to
milking
cows,
which
is
o f quiet cows are seen there also
antos, wagons and 1 carriages,
F or Sale or Rent—3V4 acres,
are the modern homes, good one reason he avoids the d aily there being something over
w
ith
good buildings, one mile
roads, and m otor cars. The silo business. However, the advent thirty young folks. They came
north
of Newberg. White Or
is the silent sentinel guarding the o f the successful mechanical milk over to present their play called
pington eggs for hatching. Prices
herd/and flocks against hunger er may cause him to make a “ The Scientific District School.”
right. A. I. Willard.
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and a diet of dry, unpalatable change. The change ‘from beef The play w as very much enjoyed
to milk production will be ac by all, there being a full house.
food daring the winter.
Wanted—Highest market price
companied
by other changes The proceeds amounted to about
I t has been said that “ dairy
paid for dried prunes a t H. S.
men are good spenders because which will be o f advantage to twenty dollars.
Giles’ Packing house.
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they get money every week in the his pocket.
M ay 21 bein^ Miss Florence
N ot long agb a friend o f the Lehoh’s birthday, a number o f
Lost—Silver W. C. T. U. ma
year/’ This is not often true o f
Finder please
farmers who sell their grain and w riter telephoned in regard to her school friends Spent a very tron’s medal.
leave at Graphic office.
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receive their money in a Inmp buying a cow and one was priced pleasant evening at her home.
sum once each year. I t requires to him a t one hundred dollars.
F. L. Strait'and Mrs. Yergan
F or Sale—Registered J e r s e y
skillful management sometimes On investigating the yearly rec accompanied the Misses M abk
to make it reach, aside from the ord of this particular cow, it was Jacobson, Edna Ralston, Flor ball calf 8 months old. H. G.
depletion o f the soil that to o oft learned that she gave jnst a few ence Leloh and M argarite John Crocker, Phone 17 a 62.
32-33 pd.
en goes with the grain system o f cents over one hundred dollars son to the McMinnville school
farming.' We are told by good in milk for the year jnst ended, contest last Friday. •
Wanted apd F or Sale—Fresh
authority that fertility can be computing the milk at thirteen
Tuesday, the 26tn, bring the
cows
and young calves wanted
maintained by the grain system cents per gallon, the average twentieth wedding anniversary
and
work
horses tor sale.
but the temptation to sell clover price received. The question then o f Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hendrick
F. D. Hutchinson, Dundee, Phone
hay and straw is more than arises—W hat is the value o f a son, a number o f their immediate
169 a 1.
I t pd.
most grain farmers can resist. dairy cow that produces a gross friends and neighbori planed a
The money that should go for income o f one hundred dollars? very pleasant snrpriae for them.
Drs. L ow e & Turner will
limestone and phosphate rock The above cow is an average of They carried over a basket sup
be in Newberg again
per and some China ware to cel
Tuesday, June. 2, at Imperial
ebrate the occasion. They were
Hotel. Consult them.
indeed surprised and all enjoyed
the evening very much. Mr. and
Complete line o f bee supplies
Mrs. Hendrickson told of the a t Znm walt’s feed store, cor. 1st
happy evgnt o f twenty years ago, and Main streets.
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there being sixty or more friends
F or Sale—Fresh milk goat. In
present at the wedding, and im
quire
o f G. A. Martin, Electric
mediately afterward they went
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It
to their new home which was all office.
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Wanted—20 strawberry pick
ers. J. E. Holladay, R. P. D. 3,
phone 16a52.
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Wanted—Yearling Jersey heif
ers. Phone White 143 on Sun
day from 10 to 3 o ’clock, or
write me at 312Rothchild Build
ing, Portland. Dr. W. Mallory.
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Money to loan on real ^estate
Address Box 481, Newberg. 81tf
F o r Sale—Good milch cow, doe
to be tresh in Sept. Phone White
68. 315 College St.
32 pd
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I f yon wish a mortgage loan,
call and See me a t the First Na
tional Bank o f Newberg, Oregon.
50 t f
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D. D. Coulson.
Money to loan on good secur
ity by Clarence Butt.
EXHIBITION BY FUNDAMENTAL
HUSK TRAINING CLASS
On Monday evening, M ay 25,
a t 8>d*clock in the Presbyterian
church there will be an exhibition
by the Fundamental M u s i c
Training Class to mark the com
pletion o f the coarse of forty les
sons under the instruction o f
Miss Jessie Britt. Parents and
children and those interested in
musical subjects or who 'contem
plate taking np the study of
music will find this program o f
class work interesting and en
joyable, and all such are cordi
ally invited to be present. Ad
mission will be free.
Teacher—John, can yon tell me
how i{on was first discovered?
John—Yes, Miss Jones.
Tehcher—Well, just tell the
class what your information is
on that point?
John—I heard father say yes
terday that they smelt it.
Lone Fir Dairy—For sweet and
sour milk, buttermilk, skim milk
Delivery made in
F o r Sale—O. I C. brood sow fand cream.
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and nine pigs fo r $ 4 0 .-8 . L. the evening.
Parrett a t U. S Nat. Bank.
I am agent for the Imperial
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Flat Iron, heated with gasoline.
Cost
o f operation 1 cent per hour.
Doors aqd 'window screens
Thdbghtful, Too
Will
demonstrate
its capabilities
made to order at Spauldings/ ti
on request at my home, 406 S.
“ Herbert,” said a thoughtful
For Sale—Driving horse, car Main street.
Mrs. J. Horni-
riage and harness. Inquire at brook.
30-33i>d mother, “ your uncle Bd will be
here for dinner today. Go np
402 8onth College street. I t pd
stairs and wash your face.”
“ Yes, mother,’ ’.replied the boy,
F o r Sale—5 to 7 acre«, less
.but
s’posen jhe don’t come, what
than hatt^nik east o f Newberg
White Bronze made from re
then?
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on Portland road, suitable for fined sine, will never moss grow ,
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berries or chicken ranch, a t $275 deface or lettering grow dim.
Good Saats
per acre.—Mrs. Josie Everest,
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, V J. C. Gregory, Agt.,
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Newberg, Ore.
With her mother, a little girl
3--- ar
of five made her first visit to a
Money furnished promptly ai-
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matinee. Afterwards f a t h e r
w rays
ays on real estate at 7 and 8
8t per
asked
mother if the seats were
a L A tty . B.A.Kliks, McMinnville.
Young Bouncer the well known
good. "Yes,” spoke np the little
Stallion can
- ; ; : ] * i r i ; “ they were red plash.”
F o r Sale—So^et cream and atthès;
buttermilk.—Newfierg Creamery. «ry day.durihg the week except
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Anyway, a man ean’t even lay
Thursdays and Fridays.
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a
corner-stone
without cackling.
Wanted—Young calves. F. D.
in readiness for them ont in the
edge of Portland.
Mrs. S. W. Newhonse visited
in Portland over Sunday.
Thirty-six votes were cast out
Of ninety registered on the list
here Friday, going almost even
{between the Democrats and Re
publicans, until tow ard the last
the Republicans had a majority.
The W. C. T. U. met at the
home o f M ary Palmer Johnson
on Wednesday of last week. A
number o f the ladies were in at
,tenda*nce. Good reports were
given o f the work done in ths
past three months, also the ones
who attended the institute at
Carlton last week, gave their
report. Plans were made to hold
a s institute at this place some-
time in Jane. Flow er Mission
day w ill be held at the home gft
Mrs. K . L . Tangen, June 10th.
Mrs. Agee is still Very sick,
with not much improvement.
She has been unable to retain
anything on her stomach for Hutchinson, Dundee.
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over forty days.
Phone
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Weekly Oregonian and Graphic i Poets are born, and no law
both one year $2.25.
can prevent it.