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The Big Furniture Store
T H E S T O R E O F Q U A L IT Y
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LOUIS W. HILL OFFERS HANDSOME SILVER CUP
AT OREGON STATE FAIR, SALEM, ORE.,
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R E S P O N SIB IL IT Y
SEPT. 28 TBOCT. 3,1914.
carries the largest stocks and the biggest
varieties o f H om e Furnishings at all times
Responsible banking U the policy under which
this bank fcas been managed since the day o f its or­
ganization.
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
That this policy is appreciated, is indi­
cated by the constant
and
gratifying
growth
in
business.
W e desire to continue adding new accounts o f
at the lowest prices for high grade goods
individuals desiring the most efficient service and re­
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
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sponsible banking.
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A LITTLE OF UNCLE
SI DRAFTS HISTORY
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it. all the same. Again, Uncle Si,
we know there are no fats up
there. They are like the citizens
• >f Newberg proper—they will not
stay where there is fiothing to
eat. We do not need any rat
traps down here. You will note
we vote for life, liberty, and
against capital
punishment,
hence, the above petition.
P. S —Uncle Si, .if you need
anything in the hardware line,
you will get it new and fresh at
-the Oregon Hard ware and Imple­
ment Company’s Big Store, at
the lowest cash price, and what
you cannot find there you will-
find at Van Blaricom’ s Store
next to the Farmers’ Free Barn.
Your friend,
Red Top.
On July 2 Uncle Si received an
invitation to visit Newberg
proper, and that same evening
we met him at the Olympic Bak­
ery, and his tact was radiant
with joy. From there he went
over to Evans’ Studio to g* t the
coveted picture
taken, but
Evans says he had no plate lari?
enough to get all o f Si’s mouth
at one time, for his smile had
stretched his mouth like a poor
man’s lease, trom (y)ear to
(y)ear. Si attempted to shorten
up his smile, but was unable so
to do. He then went over to the
Oregon Hardware and Imple­
ment Store and tried to get a job
as roustabout, but Mr. Ander­
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
son, the proprietor, did not like
his past association, and turned
S M Calkins et al to L H
him down. Much discomaged, Aamoth 40 ac Henry Noble d 1 c
he returned on the Overland to t 3 s r 3 w.
Larkin - Princeville. July 4 we
F O^Doyle to C A and Lulu A
received a Marconi wireless mes­ Rockhill ne^4 o f oeY* o f sec 22 t 5
sage from Larkin - Princeville, s r 3 w $3400.
which message was relaved at
F O Doyle to J A Mothern
Mossville, that Uncle Si had* nw*4 of nei4 sec 22 t 5 s r 3 w
been tried and convicted of in­ $3400.
cendiarism. and had been sen­
E V Ferguson & w f to Robt
tenced by the judge to one year Ewell et al small tract in Amity
solitary confinement on the $500.
streets at Larkin-Princeville. On
Harry Farr & w f to James
July 6 the folio wing petition was Kirkby undiv Vi int in 2Yi ac in J
circulated in Newberg proper:
B Rogers d I c in t 3 s r 2 w
“ Therefore, N e v e r t h e le s s , $1750.
Whereas, We, the business men J D Gordon & w f to Lucas
o f Newberg Proper, knowing the Cowgill and wf lots 6 7 and 8 E
said Si Draft to be weak mental Newberg sub $5000.
ly, morally and physically, and
G w Hendershott to F L and
therefore unable to grapple with Minerva B Ranney lots 3 and 4
the law or laws of spontaneous and part of lot 5 Newby’s 3rd
combustion, and not realizing add McMinnville $2900.
that the rags saturated with
J C Hinshaw & w f to E L and
perspiration oil from his brow Etta M Ballard 8296Vfc sq ft in
(emitted therefrom by his hard lot 4 und y% int in lots 2-5 6 blk
and arduous walk through New­ 7 O T McM $10.
berg Proper) thrown under the
Albert S Hinkley Estate to
stairway o f a country hardware Frank and Emma Thierer lot 4
store would result in spontane­ blk 4 Hauswirth’s 2nd add McM
ous combustion; therefore, we, $300.
the business men o f Newberg, do | • J D Housely & wf to F E and
hereby petition His Majesty, the' Mary M Norton in Johr^WaEt’s
hnL l
Court, for a commutation of sen­ and B S Burch d l c i n t t 5 5 s * r 4 w
tence to one year of scribble- $ 10 .
ology for the Larkin-Princeville
Leonard S Hopheld & wf to
country merchants.”
Charles and Mary Lewis lot 2
The result o f this petition mav blk 5 Oak Park add McM $250
B A Kliks & w f to W S and
be seen in the Graphic o f July 9,
the readers o f which have their Naomi Wright lot G blk 15 O T
eyes opened by Si’s admission of McM $850.
E N Larry to Marie S Larry
where he had his eyes fitted,
that, to a thinking man accounts 70x100 ft blk N Saylor’s add
for his overflow of gas and gall. McM $10.
It must be a great deal of relief A H Leighton & wf to Charles
to Uncle Si to sit in the rear o f a and Mary Lewis lot 3 blk*S Oak
country hardware store and Park add McM $10.
Hannah Ltvengood et al to
fancy he “ sees men as trees walk­
ing.” We also note the fact that Katherina and Robert Jensen 4
Uncle Si, in order to keep np with ac in David Ramsey d I c in t 3 s
the times, went to the country r 3 w $1000.
H R Morris & wf to Henry
drug store and got a cathartic
French
lot 2 blk 12 City Park
that will give him impetus in the
right direction. Keep on going, add Newberg $175.
Clyde McCoy & w f to H M
Uncle Si. Yes, Uncle Si, we can
Lands
to 138 ac in Adam N Sim­
see you taking physic-culture.
It must have been immediately mon’s d I c in Sec 15 t 3 sir 5 w
after this that you took that $7000.
Andrew Ornduff to Arvine F
ride with the country doctor.
We can understand why the Lar- Ornduff 19.970 ac in ne*4 sec 26
kin-Prince Hardware Store is al­ t 2 s r 3 w $1.
Andrew to Florence S Shook
most exclusively a second band
store, since they use the Hard- 19 549 ac in sw% sec 26 t 2 s r 3
Case and Character cars patent w $1.
Samuel W Parrish & w f to
picking-up machine to keep the
store replenished with second­ Tbos and Margaret Herd lot 4
hand goods. Yes, Uncle Si, Lar- blk 2 Everest add Newberg
kin-Prince Company cannot af- $ 2000 .
Gustave A Schneider and John
Ford a Ford Car unless you pick
it up in the night, as you say W Wells to D T Davis et al sw^i
they do the other goods f o ’d o f nw% o f tec 15 t 2 s r 4 w
$1500.
there, as there are no second-hand
Fords offered for sale. When a
Weekly Oregonian and Graphic
man gets a good thing he keeps both one year $2.25.
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“Oldest Bank in Newberg”
First
National Bank
NEW BERG, OREGON
Depository for Postal Savings
State
County and
Municipal Funds
4 % Paid On Time Deposits
Louis W. Hill, president of the
Great Northern Railway, has signal­
ized his interest in the Oregpn State
Fair, to be held at Salem, Ore., S ept
28 to O ct 3, by offering a hand
silver cup as a special prize tor the
best individual farm exhibit
Every farmer la urged to enter the
contest and help make this affair a
huge success.
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A Bit o f Advice.
THANKS FOR A FAVOR.
JU U U U LÄJU LÄJU U U U t
««d ■ Little
Bit of ■ Surprise.
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.
« was after dark, and the French
“ I’ve walked many miles to see baker was about to close his shop
you, sir,” he said, “ because when the telephone bell rang,
,
A tramp called at Mr. C obb’s Th# L*«,y a,,d
Spl
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people told me you were very , , yeB ma.am.
kind.”
“This Is Mrs. Jim ley of Hickorynnt
“ Indeed,” said the old gentle­ street
— “ Yea. Mr*. Jlmley."
man. “ And are you going back1'fc„1
I
am giving a «upper tonight, and
the same way?”
I discover that 1 need half a dozen
more rolls Could I trouble you to
“ Yes, sir,” was the answer.
•end them over?"
“ Well,” said Cobb, “just con­ “ I’m sorry, ma'am, but I haven’t a
tradict that rumor as you go, roll left in the store nor even a loaf of
bread. We are sold, clear out tonight"
will yon? Good morning.”
Almost Incredible.
Mr. Craig was reading the
evening paper, while his wife sat
npar by, knitting.
“Just listen to this, Debby,” he
said. “ It says here that more
than five thousand elephants a
year go to make our piano*
keys.”
“ Gracious!” cried the wife.
“ Ain’ t it jest wonderful, Dan,
what some animals can l)e
trained to do!”
What Could He Do? ~
“ Why, Wiliie,” said the Sun­
day-school teacher in a pained
voice, “ have you been fighting
again? Didn’ t you learn in last
Sunday’s lesson that when you
are struck on one cheek you
ought to turn the other one to
the striker?”
“ Yes’ m,” agreed Willie; but he
hit me on the nose!”
K a locomotive engineer tanks
up, does he make his own head
light?
THE FORD has been strengthened and la the universal car,
everybody knows It. Five passenger, S425.M F. O. B. Newberg;
Roadster, $575.M. Call and see them.
NEW BERG A U TO C O
"This la very provoking," said Mrs
Jlmley
“Are you sure you haven't
anything that would do?"
* “ There Isn’t a thing In the place that
I would care to sell you. ma'am Hold
on. though. There's a half dozen fren'j
rolls on my own trapper table right
now. I could let you. have those if you
think they would do. My kids can eat
crackers Instead. They’d rather, spy
way."
“ Those will do very nicely. Mr
Ovens Will you send them over soon
please?”
“ Right sway, ma'am. The boy ha*
gone for the night, lint ril take them
to you myself.”
In a minute or two he stood on her
front steps ringing the I tell and feeling
well pleased with hlmselMbtit he could
do some one a kindness
Mrs. Jlmley opened the door and
took the packages from bis hands
Then she said In Icy tones:
“The next time you bring any goods
here. Mr. Ovens. I wish you would re
member to ring the basement bell. I
can’t have tradesmen coining to the
front door.” —Newark News.
Ha K m w .
“ If I were you.” hla wife said. “I’d
go to that mao and tell him exactly
what I thought of him. He lied to you.
and you ought to tell him that you
know It If I were yoy I’d let him
know just how I deeptoed him. I'd
have the aattofactlon of making him
D(id you ever ses a fellow who feel ashamed of himself.”
was so lazy that he wouldn’t “ No, my dear.” ha replied, “you*
wouldn’t do anything of tha kind. If
even try to carry a tune?
vere me you’d do just aa I’m do- i
This fellow weighs fifty pounds j
than 1 do, and they tell ms he’s
Overdoing It
one of tbs best boxers In this town.” -
Chk-ago Record-Herald.
Doolan and Rafferty were ex-
aming the fine big library.
“ Doolan,” said Rafferty, point­
ing to an inscription, “ phwat
does thim litters, “ M D C C C X
C V I I ’ mean?”
“ Thot manes eighteen boon-
dered an’ noinety-seven.”
Doolan,” said Mr. Rafferty
thoughtfully, “ don’t yes t ’ink
they’re overdoin’ this shpellin’
reform a bit?”
The Overland has been improved very much, baa 114 In. wheel
base, floating axle, electric lights, co a l dash, Warner speed­
ometer, at $1885 F. O. B. Newberg; or equipped with Grey A
Davis generator and starter at $I2#S.“*
Her Library.
It la dear that tbs young
who figure In this little conversation
from the New York „ Telegraph ware
ao blue stockings:
S Amy—I don’t know what to give
Oladya for a birthday. She baa a gold
maob bag, aha baa a wrlgt^ratch, she
has a ^|lver toilet set—oh. she has ev-
srythiag!
Pearl—WeH, give bei
▲my—No; she baa a
Lone Fir Dairy
Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health.
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
mended by that official. Give us a trial.
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