Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, March 23, 1916, Image 8

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C ream o f tartar, derived from grapes,
is used in R o y al B ak in g P o w d e r because
it is d ie best an d moet healthful ingredient
know n for the purpose.
Phosphate and
alum , w h ich
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rived from m ineral sources, a re used in
jw ders, instead o f cream o f
they are cheaper.
I f you have been induced to u se bak in g
ladi frnsw flhwn or phnaphate
use R o y al B a k in g P o w d e r jnstaad.
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Tyee salmon eggs and all kinds
o f good tackle and fishing license
tor sale at Larkin-Prince Hard­
ware Co.
Wanted—About 50 head calves,
2 or 3 days old. Will pay $1 per
head delivered to Arima Bros
Dundee.
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For a real bargain in a second
hand Stover 6 h. p engine, see
Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co.
Bargain Sak—One 30-gallon
boiler and 5-foot enameled bath
tub. Bill, thè Plumber, 204
First street.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 25th
C om er First and Main Streets, Beginning at 1:30 p, m.
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V S T CHEHALEM
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F o r Sak—Young Jersey cow,
Atkinson Stock, milk very rich in
butter fat. E. S. Greer, Dundee.
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T W Plumb and wf (by sheriff) Phone 13 a 152,
to Smith Stephens 96.47 ac Jno
I t ’s a wonder, that “ Six of Six­
R Walling and Samuel Gilmore
teen” Mitchell Car. Ask Larkin
die t 5 s r 4 w $2850.83.
Prince for a demonstration and
Wm M Shuck and w f to Mary
surprise yourself.
,
E Hickman 106.57 ac Andrew
Shuck dle-t 3 s r 4 w $1.
F or Sale—Good work horse,
Frank Zumwalt to H attie A 1400 pounds. Also vonng Jer­
Zumwalt n% tract 9 Hurleys sey cow, just fresh. Inquire of
subd $500.
Leon R. Cyr, Dundee.
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M ary and Oliver Worden were
Sunday guests o f Mrs. Ruby
Sleeper on Cbehalem Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Fendall
spent Saturday evening and
Sunday morning with E. G.
Fendall and family.
fai the absence of Prof. Hawk­
ins, Lisle Hubbard, of Pacific
Food
College, occupied the pulpit of
H ow to put foods together to
the West Chehalem church.
make meals digest easily is the
Frank Nelson and Mr. Herrig- subject o f the leading article in
er expect to start work in their the December number of the
new sawmill on the south side Hygienist Magazine, written by
o f the valley soon.
Dr. R. R. Daniels. Procure a copy
Miss Grace Hopkins and Miss of the magazine at your news
Hollingsworth,
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Newberg, dealer’s or send 10 cents to the
spent the week end with the Hygenist Publishing Co., Ma-
former’s sister, M i t -& F. jestic Bldg., Denver, Col.
Yergen.
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Newberg Lodge Not 104 A. F.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall
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A A. M. Regaler meeting
visited with G. W. Worden and / v \ Second end Fourth Saturday
family Sunday afternoon.
evenings of each mouth.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
-Prof. E. H. Anderson and Mias
By order George Larkin, W. M..
Lelah Heveland attended the
L. W. Gatchell, Secretary,
teacher's meeting at Chehalem
Center Saturday.
SHILOH RELIEF CORPS NO. 28.—
G. W. Worden and, family Meetings held the 2nd and 4th T h u »
moved to their new home in | day of each month at 2:30 P. M. in the
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Chehalem Center the first o f the
Minnie H Byen, Pres.
week. We are sorry to lose
Emma L. Snow, See.
them from our community.
Mrs. M. W. Patton visited at
the farm, with her husband last
week end.
A successful school rally was
aCTMMewormnr mamanaam,
held at the Ewing Yonng school
No. 10 on last Thursday. Dis­
Pigs- for sak by Moore Bros.,
tricts 5, 9, 10, 52, 61 partici­
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pated. Rev. McConnel, o f Mc­
Minnville, was the chief speaker
Get all kinds of spray dope at
o f the day. Dinner was served Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co.
by the ladies at the noon hoar.
Field and garden seeds for sak
The day was an enjoyable one
at
Chehalem Valley Mills.
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for all.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Bj
John W Brooks and wf to Nor­
man R Oliver and w f lot 7 blk 8
Deskins add Newberg $1200.
1 N Campbell and w f to Gor­
don W Worden and w f 20 ac
Joseph Hess die t 3 s r 3 w $10.
C F Colesworthy and w f to
Albert Johnson and Geo W Starr
186.64 ac and rdwy in Alex­
ander McKinley die t 6 s r 4 w
$ 10 , 000 .
M ary M Cox et al to Myrtle
W Atkinson lot 8 blk 8 and lots
1, 2 and 6, blk 9 Hurley &
Larges’ add Newberg and 5 ac
in Solomon Heater die t 3 ■ r 2
w $10.
• W H Etzw ikr to J T Everest
and w f 38 ac in Harvey Hollist­
er die sec 15 t 3 s r 3 w $10.
Joseph W Herring to J B Her­
ring water right lot 5 Chehalem
Orchard Homes $1.
I C Morris to H R Morris and
w f nV4 lots 1 and 2 blk 8 Central
add Newberg $800.
Neal McCoy and w f to Ned T
M cCoy and w f lot 7 blk 14 Hur­
ley & Larges add Newberg
$375.
Ira G Nelson and w f to E J
and Lela Pratt 12.335 aejohn
B Davis d k 1 4 s r 5 w $10.
M ary Alice Ogden et at to Ed
B Peck ham and w f 1.31 aejohn
H Hess d k in t 3 s r 2 w $10.
Wanted—Housework or care
o f children by younggirl. White
44.
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THIS STOCK MUST GO AND WILL GO
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. NOTHING
IS RESERVED. COME GET BARGAINS
CO LO NEL W. A. W ESTFALL, AUCTIONEER
n t COUNTY COMMISSIONER
For Sak — One 12-16 singk
disc drill, good working order;
Alberta wheat land to trade 1 singk to p buggy, 1 set single
I am a candidate for the nomi-
for good farm land or city harness, 1 Cotton K ing disc. ation, to the office of county
property in Willamette valley. Newberg Eeed & Seed Co. 23-4 commissioner at the Republican
Address Box 491, NeWberg. lt p d
primaries and would appreciate
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Why take a chance with yonr the support o f the voters on
- Plant some black walnuts for eyes? JWJiy. not go to exclusive
M ay 19.
shade. Will not raise sidewalks. eye specialists for your glasses?
Yours for honest service,
A few for sale cheap by John It is really cheaper too iutbe
Pdadv 23-25
R. C. Henry.
Illig, north of college. 23-24 pt end. There is nothing that
wears so long and gives snch
Myers’ spray pumps and spray good service as a good pair of
dope.pf all kinds now ready. See properly fitted glasses.
Every
If my record asCounty Record­
our line before you buy. Oregon desirable feature demanded in er has been satisfactory to the
Hardware 8$ Implement Co.
t sckntific eyesight tests and in people of Yamhill County I will
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ocular examinations and modern again solicit their support. I
For Sale—Spray pump,
bat once, at about two-thirds np*to-date eye glasses is general­ like the work and need the
Respectfully.
ly taken care o f by Dr. Lowe. salary.
price o f new one. J„ Wa
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adv
H. S. Maloney.
He
will
be
at"
Imperial
Hotel
Baker, Fair Maples, Dundee.
in Newberg, March 29.
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Fpr Sak—Grade Jersey
Defective vision, rather
fresh about March 15.
than neglect to study,
I hereby announce myself as a
milker, usually has heifer
keeps
many
children
behind
in
candidate for the Republican
Phone 17a515. Box 43, Route
school work. Defective vision nomination for the office of Joint
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does not convey the right mes­ Representative from the Coun­
Money to loan in amounts sage to tbc^brain and the brain ties o f Yamhill and Tillamook,
from $500 to $1000, farm land cannot act upon the suggestion at the primary election to be
or acreage preferred. Most be received. Are you behind in ybur held M ay 19, 1916
Frank A. Rowe.
good security. Address B ox491 studies? I f yon are and feel that Paid adv.
it is doe to defective eyesight P d a d v -
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Newberg.
rather than neglect to study,
Goodrich Black Safety Treads
;st to your parents that
tires, Ford sise, $10.40 e
yon have Dr. Low e examine
Look np this tire and get prices yonr eyes. He can tell you
o f the local agent, Larkin-Prince whether it is glasses or some-
Hdwe. Co. _______________
else you need to do better
work. Suggest it to your par­
When yon need crude carbolic
ents. D r.jL o w e will be at Im ­
acid, sheep dips, carbolineum
perial Hotel, March 29.
Scores
creosote and other dope in this
o f Newberg references. Remem­
line, call on us. Oregon Hdwe
ber the day and date.
& Imp. Co.
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER
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FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
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Lone Fir Dairy—For sweet and
soar milk, buttermilk, skim milk
and cream. Delivery made of
mornings.
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HEARjWITHOUT EARS
The boys a t ‘The Big Hdwe,
For Sak—10 horse gas engine Store’ will fnrnish yon repairs,
by Charles Crater. Tekphone
shares, etc., for any old plow
Polica and Detectives A re Using
9 a 25.
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made, if yon’U give the name o f
Lip Reading in Place of the
Get your spray dope and Har- manufacturer.
Dictagraph.
die-spray pumps of Larkin-Prince
Pure strain early seed potatoes
Hdwe. Co.
at $1.00 per bushel. White Early
Thousands of deaf people are
Bulls for service—Jersey and Ohio, American Wonder, Yorl^ tod ay throwing aw ay all bear­
Holestine. Cash in advance. Imperial. Write today. A. L. ing devices and enjoying all
Brooks, Lafayette, Ore.
conversation. This method is
Walter H. Wilson.
14-25 pd
easily and quickly acquired
Come and get onr price on
For Sak or Rent—Six-room through our system. Absolute­
dynamite before yon bay. Ore­ house and lot 100x110 feet at ly the only thing o f its kind in
gon Hdw. & Imp. Co.
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about half price. Small barn. the country. Onr proposition is
J. M . Rittenhonse, Dayton, entirely original. We guarantee
For Sale—Registered 0. I. C. Avenue.
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results, it will amaze yon. Cost
stock hogs. C. F. Yergen, R 1,
is trifling. See w hat New Inter­
box 94, Newberg.
25pd
For S ale-2 Poland China national Encyclopaedia says on
sows and pigs. White Dent and Lip Reading. Hundreds o f people
Good Burbank seed potatoes
red seed corn. Bufbank seed pota­ w ith normal hearing are taking
for sak by John Venabk, on
toes. Geo. W. Lindsay, Arney up Lip Reading for the many
Wynooski street.
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ranch near ferry landing.
additional benefits gained. Yon
24-26 pd
Bring in wire stretchers—we
can understand what the actors
need them in our business.—Lar­
are saying in the moving pictures.
For Sale—Pigs, six weeks old,
kin-Prince Hardware Co.
You can understand whatpeopk
at $1.50 each, also thorough­
are saying just as far aw ay as
Pigs for Sak—Chester White bred Poland £hiua boar for $6,
you can sse them. The eye an
and Poland China. A. M. Sta­ or will trade for calves. L. Reed
derstands beyond the range of
Chambers, Newberg. P h o n e
ples, Parrett Mountain. 23tf
hearing. Send no money, bnt
Red 179.
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mention this paper and state
For Sak—Lime and sulphur
whether or not you are deaf. All
spray in barrel lots at H. S. New Tin Shop—I have
particulars w ill be cent you ab-
Gik & Co. packing house.
t f the upper floor o f the
plumbing shop where I will sofately free and with no ex-
Money furnished promptly al­ engage in the tinning and «Beet
net to you. Addrese, School of
ways on real estate at 7 and 8 per metal busnesa. Your patTOMge Lip Language, Kansas City,
ct. Atty. B.A.Kliks, McMinnvilk. solicited. C.J. Ckmenso*. tf Missouri.
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FOR S H E R IFF
Subject to the approval o f the
voters at the Primary election t o
be held May 19, 1916, I an-
non nee my candidacy for t h e '
nomination o f Sheriff on the Re­
publican ticket.
M. D. (D E L) WARREN
Paint Saves R epair B ills
Buildings quickly go to ruin w hen, left exposed to
the elements.
Good paint forms a coating which pro-
. tects from rain, snow , sunshine and all weather condi­
tions. It prevents decay and 'deterioration*
ACMEQUALJTY'
H O U SE P A IN T
gives great durability and. lasting beauty.
It costs less
than other paints because it takes less, and lasts longer»
Let us show you suitable color combinations for your
house and estimate tbq quantity of paint yoa will require.
LARKM-PRMCE
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COMPANY
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TH E HOME OF FLO W ER S i
I SEASONABLE C U T FLO W ER S-Pluita in poO. cyclamen«. : ;
; (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferna fern dishes, gerani- ■ ►
• mna, calls lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses !!
onr specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
Mf«iOHN GOWER
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