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U A S PROVED A GOOD THING for Newberg and this end of Yamhill County. It ought to run in 1916.
* 1 W e can not promise any definite program for that institution but w e have a plain business proposition
to offer you, (whose house is not wired) that will have to be taken advantage o f between M a r c h 1 5 t h
and A p r i l 1 5 t h if you want a first-class jo b o f wiring done cheap-
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er than it has ever bom executed m the p a st :i A ll wiringidone ac­
SCHEDULE FOR HOUSE W RING COSTS
cording to Underwriters c o d e This offer is made to any owner
4 Outlets—open work
8.50 Concealed work $11.00
whose house is on or near our existing secondary lines.
5 Outlets—open work
9.70 Concealed work $12L20
6 Outlets—open work
7 Outlets—open work
8 Outlets—open work
A FEW THINGS TO REMEMBE“
1. Electric Light is the b e st 2. The house (under this o ffe r) must be Already built 3. The
house must be on or near existing secondary Hues. 4 . A s soon as house wiring is com plete must
be attached to service, and service must be used for e ig h t m o n th s. 5. Easy payments will
be asked. 6. Twenty per cent o f contract price down when jo b is com plete. T .^ T en per cent o f
contract price each month until fully paid. 8. Five per cent discount on balance at any time you
wish to settle in full.
Under the easy payment plan you can have the use o f modern, safe, d ean , sanitary illumination
with little cost and eight months to pay for your house wiring.
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111.20
12.70
$14.20
Concealed work
Concealed work
Concealed work
$13.70
$15.20
$16.70
THE ABOVE PRICES MEANS WIRING A LL ON ONE FLOOR
9 Outlets—open work $16.20 Concealed work
10 Outlets—open work $18.00 Concealed work
11 Outlets—open work $19.80 Concealed work
12 Outlets— open work $21.60* Concealed work
18 Outlets—open work
Concealed work
14 Outlets—open work ■ $25.20
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16 Outlets—open work $27.00 Concealed work
$20.20
( 22.00
(23.80
(.60
r.40
f29.20
$31.00
THE SIX PRICES LAST NAMED MEANS WIRING ON TWO FLOORS
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Y ou must have light, why not the very best, d ie very safest, and
the most desirable?. Take advantage o f this offer T O -D A Y or be­
fore the offer is withdrawn. March 15th to A pril 15th.
All these prices include drop-cords, Sockets and 40 Watt
Mazda lamps, complete and ready for use. This offer con­
tinues until April 15th, 1916. Eight months to nay in full
after your house is wired.
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YAMHILL ELECTRIC
Y O U RIGHT
Bring in wire stretchers—we
M oney furnished prom ptly al­
need them in our business.—Lar­ ways on real estate at 7 and S
kin-Prince Hardware Co.
et. A tty. B.A.Kliks, McMinnville.
. 9:03 A- M.
6:37 A. M.
9:10 A. M.
11:02 A. M.
1:17 P- M.
5:23 P. M.
4:06 P. M.
6 *58 P. M.
2:25 P. M.
2:05 P. M.
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1651 P. M.
•Saturday night only.
tLoop Special Saturday A Sunday
For Sale—Lime and sulphur
•pray in barrel lota at H. S.
Gilè & Co. packing house.
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Wood For S ale-O ld fir $3.25,
second grow th '$ 3 .0 0 . Leave
orders at McKern’s barbrr shop.
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I hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination to the
For Sale—Choice Wilson straw- office o f county assessor, at the
berry plants, $2.50 per thousand, Primary Election, to be held in
delivered at Zmxrwalts. J. C.. M ay, 1916.
W ood, phone 15a525. 22-23 pd
I offer you experience in hand­
ling the office work, which has
Cash prom ptly paid for farm been added to in the past few
o f 30 to 40 acres threatened years such as in the extension of
with foreclosure. Give details» the tax rolls, etc.
387-11th St., Portland. 22-23 pd
I invite yonr attention to the
All tboee interested in the pub­
lic school kitchen are asked to
send a tea towel to the school
building Wednesday, March 15.
Committee on Management.
Food fiswlAatMin
IRA C. SM ITH ,
breeder and deal­
er in Italian Bees
and Queens, the
world’s best hon­
ey gatherers,
Dundee, Oregon
23 pd
How to pnt foods together to
Wheat and Stock Ranch
make meals digest easily is the
subject o f the leading article in 113 acres winter wheat, 38 acre»
the December number at the alfalfa, 90 acres stubble, 5 fields
F or Sale—Marshal straw­
Hygienist Magazine, written by fenced hog tight, 3 acres orchard,
A . Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. P. berry plants.
I. W. Brown,
Myers’ .pray pumps and .pray 1 '® °* '« -’ ° ' the w o,k - “ " I * " 1 Dr. R. R. Daniels. Procure a copy 8 room house, barn, water piped
v y
A A M. Regular meet»
Portland road. Phone Red 134. dope o f all kinds now ready. See 110 " cord*’ “ » » » and dat“ Pre‘ of the magazine at yonr news to buildings, easy haul to R. R.
/ \ r ' Second and Fourth Saturday
20-23
our line before yon buy-, Oregon pared in this office.
dealer’s or send 10 cents to the Located in Klickitat County,
evening« of each month.___________
Hardware & Implement C o. f f If elected again will serve the HygenTst Publishing Co.. Ma- Wash., where they raise wheat.
best interests o f the people in the
-i— ^Eor^JSaJg-rQpg - large dark
Price $50.00 per acre and w orth
je stic B ld g , D enver, Col. _
By order George Larkin, W. M.,
pait.
[future
as
well
as
in
the
brown
mare
coít
á
yea
n
old
For
Sale
or
Rent—Six-room
L. W. Gatchell, Secretary.
the money. Have to change cli­
Yours for Service,
W. F. Hazenberg, R. 3, New­ house and lot 100x110 feet at
mate and will take a valley farm
Martin Miller, tf Responsible dressmaking at as first payment on the place.
tf about half price. Small barn. Pd adv
SHILOH RELIEF C0RP8 NO. 26.— berg.
Meetings held the 2nd and 4th Thurs­
J. M. Rettenhonse, Dayton,
home or by day, good work, |* Don’ t write unless yon mean
For sale—Horse 5yrs. old, 1150 Avenue.
day of each month at 2:30 P. M. in the
FOR
COUNTY
RECORDER
alterations. Mrs. Hattie Bun- business.
White & Co.
L O. O. F. Hall.
lbs., with or without buggy and
yard,
210
North
Blaine
St.
703 V» First St.
Minnie B. Byers, Pres.
If m y record as County Record­
F or Sale—Grade Jersey cow,
harness. Phone Bine 23 or Red
21-22
pd
Res.
phone
Bine
185>
22-23
Emma L. Snow, See.
fresh about March 15. A bi er has been satisfactory to the
200.
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milker, usually has heifer calf. p e o p le d Yamhill County I will
Fcrr bale—Grade Durham cow , Phone 17a515. B ox 43, Route again solicit their support. I
gives five gallons o f milk a day.
20 tf like the work and need the
Price $60. Prank Keyes, phone
•alary.
Respectfully.
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Pure
strain
early
seed
potatoes
13al61.
18tf
Pd adv
H. S. Maloney.
at $1.00per bushel. White Early
»egOgOBOCgOgOBOB BOgeOOBOBBOCTMMC
Lone Fir Dairy—F or sweet and Ohio, American Wonder, York-
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Get all kinds of spray dope at sour milk, buttermilk, skim milk Imperial. Write today. A. L.
Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co.
and cream. Delivery made of Brooks, Lafayette, Ore.
I hereby announce myself as a
mornings.
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candidate for sheriff, subject to
Wanted—To trade bicycle for
“ Big Type” Prolific Poland the vote o f Republicans at" the
w ood. Call at Newberg Cyclery.
For Sale—M ortgage of $2200 Chinas.—Three taken, next choice primary election.
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on good farm. Time to run five o f litter of 13, $10. Registered
A. P. Fletcher, LaFayette.
years. J. C. Pope, 517 West Ayrshire Bull “ Peter Pan 16.”
For Rent—50-acre farm. In­
Pd adv
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First Street.
21-tf John U. Smith, Tel. 50a51. 21-23
quire at Newberg Creamery, tf
A5TEP
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IN
THE RIGHT
DIRLE!
For Sale—Young Jersey cow ,
For Sale—Shoats, mare, fresh
Atkinson Stock, milk very rich in
cow . W. E. Eames, phone 33a53.
butter fat. E. S. Greer, Dundee.
22-23
Phone 13 a 152.
21-tf
F or Sale—10 horse gas engine
For Sale or Trade—Small farm
by Charles Crater. Telephone
near
Dundee for Newberg prop­
9 a 25.
21-tt
erty. Inquire of Newberg Land
Bulls for service—Jersey and Company.
21-tf.
Holestine. Cash in advance.
Wanted—Good fresh cow . Also
Walter H. Wilson.
14-25 pd
one or tw o dozen young laying
Come and get our price on hens. J. C. Lemon, phone White
dynamite before yon buy. Ore­ 181.
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gon Hdw. & Imp. Co.
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For Sale—Registered Jersey bull
Por Sale—Registered O. I. C. 2 years old, would trade for cow
Yergen, R 1, or heifers. F. D. Hutchinson,
25pd
Dundee, Oregon.
ltp d
Seeds For Sale—Onion sets,
mutipliers; muskmelon, Rocky
Ford; stringless green beans,
squash, Hubbard. W. B. Sims*
616 Wynooski Ave.
21 tf
For Sale or Trade—A 1550 lb.
bay horse, absolutely reliable
and sound, on a young team,
weight about 1100. Mnst be
good. J. C. Lemon, phone White
181.
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New Tin Shop—I have rented
the upper fldor o f the Evans
plumbing shop where I win
engage in the tinning and sheet
metal basnets. Yonr patronag»
solicited. C. J. Clemenson. tf
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Can for Bids.
Bids for setting 1100 posts in
loganberry field will be received
up t o March 20. See H. E.
Crowell, Dundee.
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Words of
T o the friends who extended
their kind sympathy and help to
ns in our bereavement in the
death o f Mrs. L. E. Minthorn,
wile o f H. J. Minthorn, and
mother o f Gertrude and M ary
M inthorn, we tènder our sincere
gratitude.
H. J. Minthorn,
M ary Minthorn.
Newport, Oregon.
8 - 6 , 1916 .
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Is being taken whan you hand for oor bank*
W a co-oparata in showing a man the ways o f
getting ahead and wa help him over the stony -
places. Saying is a habit to be cultivated and
the interest accruing lends encouragement, even
enthusiasm to /o u r efforts. Let your money
earn for you when you are incapacitated and
can’t earn yourself.
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FIRST tlflTKMIAL; BANK, j