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*t__ Mk ud ket, Saturday, May •a v — per 16, $5 per hundred, Newberg Locfce No. 104 A. P. chides 10c each, egg. hatched at A A. M. Regula Incubator capacity 220 First sad Third W< a y ordsr Frank A. Collard. W. If.. R. H. C. Bennett, m s m •« \. yTÏ * • d v ' ■ j ® h H , — : ’W r a . . -WiSr1 A N E W " B E R G ’S B *$* U S Y T R A D IN G P L A CE ■ v-.- T t * ~ 1'**••• «*.*■_ r:~ *; - v r ' . • . V The grow th o f oar business at Vancouver and O régon C ity has reached the point tihere it requires our undivided attention. Coupled w ith this fact the present m an ager o f the N ew b erg store has notified us that he soon intends to resign. F o r these reasons w e have decided tip discontinue the C. C . Store at N ew berg, O regon. Goods, Shoes, 0 4 / w t l# O lU U K 0F MEN S> WOMEN’S and CHILDREN'SHOES as UUNES SUITS, SKIRTS AND HOUSE ■HU DRESSES Be Sold At Once _ MEN’S AND YOUNG MENS’ FHMISMIGS OF DRYGOODS AND will be thrown on the merket et low prices l THE NEIGH^I AND COME TO SHOP EARLY ■rM* J or 360. A. A. Post, Chehalem r r, Newberg, R. No. 3. 23- i 1 Buggy tor salev W. S. Stull. s ’ It pd. a ; jtffll be in Newberg Tuesday, April 18, for the porpore of bay Pig. for Mde. Phone 9al5. ing borre., mare, and males. 25 tf Horae, m ad be from 6 to a r ili year, old, 16% to 16 bands big{i; Money to loan on good secur heavy boned, chunky kind; ity by Clarence Butt. weight 1200 to 1500 pounds; ' J any color except gray or spotted Wanted—Ladies bicycle, most ones. No light boned, thin or be cheap. Phone evening 17a4. leggy horres wanted. Read this well and bring only the kind For Sale—3 ton. dover hay, wanted, as I come to buy, not to $8.50 per ton. Newberg Feed & look. Mule, most be fat, 16.1 Seed Co. 26tf to 16 band, high; 6 to 10 year, old* N no gray. gray, wanted. E. L. Scott. It For Safe—Fresh cow. J. 1* Haworth, phone 24a4. I t pd Fond Sal. Saturday For Sale—Sweet cream and . Remember the food Mle to be buttermilk.-Newberg Creamery. held at Crede’s Meat Market, 19-tf Saturday, by the College Auxili ary. Come, get pies, cake, and Come to n. for Oliver plow, bread, salads, etc. Silica Parte and repair, for Mme. Oregon for houre cleaning at 26c a box Hdw. & Implement Co. 20tf and sanitary cbk fountains and warmer, at 10 cents. Cook books on Mle at 00 cents. I will offer at reduced price, un For Sale—Good team, harnew and wagon. J. O. Lyon, 10th til all is re>ld, my stock of good, and Pacific. > - 25 tf consisting of 4 tons of oats, floor, feed, b^ans, potatoes, computing Call “Bill” the plumber when scales; onions 76c per sack; also yon need anything in hi. line. household goods. I desire to re Phone Black 49. 18tf turn Bart soon —B. A. Brown, What have you. to trade for a Corner Main and Hancock. 27pd good dire harrow? Feed & Seed Co. Newberg On Monday, April 9, we will Piano for rent*at$3 per mouth* sell at public auction, 6 acre Can be eeen at 707 Franklin St. tract with 6 room house, 1% J. S. Greer, Dundee. 22tf mile rest of Newberg. Two Terms- For sale or will trade for heifer, aci es ; in cultivation. good yearling grade Jersey bolt. made known on day o f sale. Downhour Bros. Vernon Hmskaw. 26-28 pd. Col. Westfall, Auctioneer. 26-27 pd. • < v , i 2 ' ¿FWar« W rW sl * 'ê New pump engine to trade for Not the cheapest drug store wood or poets. Oregon Hd w. fit in town, but reliable drags. W e Implement Co. 26tf will not substitute. ■ —— ■ • . —— - *' 1 . Barcrott’s Drag Store, For Rent—My two houses, 403 Phone White 118. Next to P. O. and 404 North School street. Miss Langton, box 68. 19tf 1 hare a Jersey B u ll at my place on the Portland road near Newberg. Walter .Wilson. tL r — r i.i Money' furnished promptly al ways on real estate at 7 and 8 per ct. Atty. B.A.Kliki, McMinnville. S DRAFT « « n s F O B ON “ K A O T T ESSI mt V, m there’s only one kind that has the blades cot in two in the middle and that’s the “Clarinda.’’ If you don’t think it’s the best' going iust take time to go up the e to ’The Big Hdwe. Store’ and let the boys show yon. They know what is best and what ain’t. Take it from old Si Draft that experience is the best teach- er, and the feller that has been in the game as long as them fellers can’t help tnft know more than us fellers that ain’t never run no hardware store, and if yon leave it up to the boys they’ll fix yon np so you’ll be satisfied with what they sell you. They’ve been here in the community a long time and they've been sell- in’ hardware and implements a long time and they know the kind of goods that the people in this community should have to give them the best service and satisfaction. Just look at the good trade-marked lines they offer for sale, like John Deere implements, Monarch ranges, Stiletto cutlery, White sewing machines, Acme Quality paint, Chi-Namd varnish, and dusens of other lines just as reliable as these mentioned. Why, a blind man could go in there and get of lawn mower, for .ale but mmm fc-.-.i-. ’r *, MM - .. boys sell “Quality” merchandise rest oft at popular prices. One price to ally fim everybody every day in the week little lit« and you take no chances. Yon recent ei don't have to know the price on an inci everything in the hardware and Here it i implement line to get good Tw ol values at Larkin-Prince Hard- ifyy;hia ware Co., because me and Zeb His cl Riddle and all of ns that trades nut-bro there get our money’s worth all where h the time and we get treated right They while we’re tradin’ there too and tflne-cla« I ’m teltin’ you that goes a long nut-bro ways. T “ Why They’re still sellin’ 7 lbs. of color to nails for 26c, and they’ll sell yon “Why a a gasoline tank to put up on your “Com farm that will held 50 gallons of brown gas, for $3.75 and they’ll fill it the* lat with good gasoline for yon @ And h 12% per gallon. If you’re goin’ he bash) to build a house or barn or no pate chicken honse it will pay you to g « jour „«¡1., paint., etc., of . ft Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co. Why, Jeffl ----------- * Jeff Livingston, who, in .pite of the tact that be is the president of the great Snider Preserve Company and a millionaire, is as democratic as his first name, was once a poor boy and wore his rags and patches with the I ought to iatareet too . Our beat trade Red Seal Ginghams, (mill ende) worth 12 l-2c............ 9c Hefvy 96 in. Percales, worth 12 l-2e * Rt.M...*. ••••>•• ••••• .......Oc w ith 4 P ° tln» Special—Haavy, ragu- alar 10e, at............. ........... ..... So Nice H m of Spring Schalliee from.........2 0 « to «O c yd. : L ' : •& Jl * ■ ■■ :-&Mm -»’ : wl.' * -SS i HS l * .1 $1M ....Ite ...l i e ..„4Ac Come in and get our close-out price on baggies and hacks. Come early and get your selec tion. Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Co. Buy now for next winter s $10.00 raloee, now.............. .... |$XK> $ 7.60 raluee, now ...... $ 6.00 ralnee, now..................$2.00- AHABfl Heavy Work 8hoee...$9.96 to gfU IO Order your monuments from Man’s Drees Shoee.....$ 2 .9 « to $ 4 A O V. A. Vincent, at the Newberg to$2.60, bpedalat................ $1.26- Feed & Seed Store, next door to CROCOUES White Real Estate Co. 14tf 1 pound 20c Coffee...... ............ I f f « 1 pound 26e Coffee..................... 99c Anyone having Refugee beans 2 pounds Tillamook Cheeee special 80e for sale may have them disposed 8 pounds Tillamook Cheeee special «O o of for seed if they will take them 1 pound can Ground Chocolate...... 20c 1 large pkg Silver Flake Paneake to the cannery. It We add freight to cost of goods prepared to move build- on Saturday. Get our price on a and level up old build plow or harrow before sending to handle heavy ma- away for them. Oregon Hard 26 tf. Mills. 18tf ware & Implement Co. 1 huge hot. Snyder’s Catsup spedai 90c 3 «c .. 5c • .OO ..— ........ 95c Sssssshesass* iv M m m ■ ¿ t f „•
