W. W . HOLLINGSWORTH FOOT RULES IN OUR AH MY.
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E S T A B L IS H E D 1900
Q anaral PubUa.
No better advice to the public can be
given in reference to tbe cere o f their
feet than ie embodied in our Army Man­
ual o f Military Hygiene, which, of
Lsdy Assistant
course, is not In general circulation.
Office Phons Whits 26
The (mints particularly emphasised
N ight Phons Black 94
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may be paraphrased as follows:
Wear a sboe wide enough and
straight enough on tbe Inner margin to
give the toes space for their proper po­
sition.
HOPSON A ELUOTT
The best treatment o f bunions will
bo found In removing tbe pressure over
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—EMB ALMERS
the affected Joint This can only be
Herrn draws or Auto Funeral Car u
done by supplying a properly fitted
shoe.
O C ee and Parlors 701 sad 705 1-2 Fust Start
T o relieve Ingrowing nails they should
O fh c .G r «. 118, Rm. Blue 118. Red 8
bo cat squarely serose and not round­
ed. 8crape tbe nsjl thin on the top aad
a pledget o f cotton under tbe
R E L IA B L E
F U N E R A L D IR ECTO R S
UN DERTAKERS
For c o n » use properly fitted shoes.
Remove corna or callouses only when
they are e source o f pain and Irrita­
tion.
H ave at least tw o pairs o f well fitted
shoee for constant use and smooth
stockings as free from boles and darn­
ings as possible.
A fter a long walk wash the feet, dust
wltb foot powder and pnt on clean
stockings and shoes, bat do not soak
Practice in nil courts; Probate, Deads. the feet In cold water.
M ortgages and all legal pa peas. A b­
Foot powder shaken Into the socks or
stracts exa
dusted over the feet w ill help prevent
blisters.
Woolen stockings will absorb perspi­
ration. Those who are on their feet
very much should harden them by ap­
plying foot powder and bathing the
feet frequently In cold water
♦
The correction o f flat foot may re­
quire a long period and can be aided
by furnishing a broad and well shaped
Phones
shoe, taking care that the foot la
Office, Whits 22; Res. Red 128
strengthened by proper exercises and
lot overloaded.
Do not “ toe out.“ bat walk with the
inner margin a o f the feet ffcrallel so
that the weight o f the body w ill be
thrown on the outer or stronger part o f
the foot.—Kathleen Hills In Leslie's.
C. K. CHAPIN
LAWYER
Dr. H. C. Dixon |
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DENTIST
D r. H . M . Massey
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Office over First National
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PHYSICIANS
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Office in First N a t’ l Bank Bldg.
Phone, Black 81
I D R .T H O S . W . HESTER
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Dixon Building
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Physician and Surgeon
Office in City Hall
Office Phone— White 147
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OREGON
Dr. E. E. Daniels
C H IR O PR A C TIC
P H Y S IC IA N
Edwards Bldg., 0pp. Pottofflca
LADY A T T E N D A N T
Ourav Had a Biting Tongue, and Hu
Dearly Loved Pigs.
The famous Russian clown, Anatole
Durov, held that whatever your voca­
tion, the only thing that brings yon suc­
cess is work. Accordingly hs became
tbe most Industrious, successful end
tyeloved dow n In Russia and probably
the richest dow n in tbe world, too, for
when be, died he left a fortune o f $1-
000,000 end a collection o f trstnbd ani­
mals that brought visitors to his horns
from all over the world.
Born o f an ancient and noble family,
he was a pupil o f tbe renowned cadet
corps, but before hls grednatloa be ran
away and Joined a circus.
Bat be Jmd no ambition to be an or­
dinary down. He kept In touch with
politics, wltb everything that took place
in Russia, sod applied to It his wit.
Boon he became an .unlicensed censor
of Russian society in motley. Evil be
rebuked by Jest and gibe. No man was
in too blgh a place for his tongue, and
furious officials once brought about his
exile. Russia loved him too well for
that, however, and soon be was back
In tbe ring. To show that he meant to
be more discreet be ap)»eared with a
padlock attached to bit mouth.
He was a very fatuous animal trainer.
The pig was bis favorite pupil, and it
is said that his pigs could do almost
everything that human beings can do
except talk.
A team o f trained pigs drew him
about tbe streets, and so did be love
them that a pig’s bead with a "D ” to
the left was tbe device upon bla seal.
Ha used to enjoy telling bow, when
be was on tour In Germany, one o f hts
pigs ran away aud came finally to a
farm not far from Berlin Th e farmer,
who was a kind man. gave the tired
looking bea^t food and drink. T o bla
consternation, tbe visitor solemnly
mounted an upturned barrel, looked
gratefully at bla boat and stood on Its
hesd as s token o f appreciation.—
Youth's Companion.
A Giant Emperor.
Maxlmlnus. tbe giant Roman em­
peror, could twist coins into cork­
screws, powder hard rocks between
his fingers aud do other seemingly Im­
possible things.
When angered be
often broke tbe Jaw o f a hone or tbe
skull o f an o i with bla flat Hia w ife’s
bracelet served him for s ring, and
every day he ate. besides other food,
sixty pounds of meat and drank an
ampbora of wine.
How the Days Go By.
Frank looked up thoughtfully from
hia engine and cars game o f railroad­
ing, played on the primitive plan o f a
five-year-old boy.
“ Mamma, Isn't It fanny how tbe days
go by, one after tbe other, Just like a
train o f cars with Sunday for the en­
gine.*'— Harper’s
Cruel.
W'lfe—1 dreamed last night that 1
was In heaven.
Husband—Did you see me there?
W ife—I did; then I knew I was
dreaming.—Town Topics.
A C ontinuous P arferm anoo,
“Our baby gives us considerabla trou­
ble. Tells unless be has hia own way."
“ Ours yells anyhow. You don’t know
what trouble la.’’ - Washington Herald.
Natica o f S h eriffs S r i«
M ary B. Bergendahl and huib
to C. A. Fosnes e 100 ft 110, 11,
12, blk 55, E d w ard s add to
New berg $1.
t-
Murncy A. Benton and husb to
Susanne V. Leonard nV6 1 5, blk
11, O T N ew berg $2500.
M ary E. Cummins and husb to
Susan E. Jeffries Va A cD . D. Des­
kins die s 18 t 3 s r 2 w $750.
C. R. Chapin and w f to G. W.
Brentner and w f 1 14 blk 1 Ed­
w ards 2nd add N ew berg $10.
C. A. Fosnes to S. B. Bergen-
dahl e 100 ft 110, 11, 12, blk 55
E dw ards add N ew berg $1.
W . A. and Nellie M- Greer to
John H. Hunt 117 blk “ E ” H o b ­
son’s add N e w b e rg $10.
Wm. W . H ollingsw orth and w f
to Millie B. Berwick sm tr N ew ­
berg $2000.
Susanne V. Leonard to George
Higgins 1 6 and n Va of 5 blk 11
N ew berg $10.
Seaman W . Potter to J. H . Um-
baugh part 1 5 and 6 blk 2 N ew ­
berg $10.
Ethel L . Thom as to H arry
Wilson and w f 1 1 blk 14 City
Park add N ew berg $10.
• J. H. and Edna Um baugh to
Minnie W. Cooper parts 1 5 and
6 blk 2 N ew berg $1.
R. N. W arnock and w f to W .
D. Young 816.48 ac Breyman
Orchards $10.
H arry Wilson and w f to to
Ethel L. Thom as 1 1 and 2 blk
52 E d w a rd s add N ew berg $10.
Rebekah C. Wilson to C. B.
Snedeger 80 ac s 3 4 1 5 s r 7 w
$ 2700 .
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RUSSIA’S GREAT CLOWN.
O ver U. S. Walteaal
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FIRST NATIONAL
R . H . C B «UK«. L. B. h ergu *» - d A . C.
Seeley, a* daem on of ike ertale aad of tkc
U rt W ilK en d Tournent of Alfred P U o
Oliver, dec eend; O urle* A . Oliver, Charter
N . Menk; Anna Mareh; Jemrie P . Mank;
Eliza M. Menk; Emeu D. Slorer; V illa
followwg
Ancient, Free aad Accepted Maaooa, of
Newbeet Oregon, to w it Edward Cfiffocd
Baird, Charles lie Baker, Joke W oolvertoe
Barcroft, Harlan Bamne, Roawell H . C Ben­
nett, Samuel Towntoe Bentley, George A l­
bert Bert, Isaac I «w e ll Brirtow, Oarence A l-
b.n Butt.
Frank
H e n » Caldwell. Zibe
Leonard
Chamber lam. William
McBnde
Clem mem, Charles Henry Cobb, Frank A l­
vei Col lard. Abraham- Cook, John N . Crotby,
Claude Benton' ' Cummmg». Thomas Lewie
Cummings, Ammon Morton Dsns, Ralph
Grant DeLano, John Dobbins, Oarence A l­
bert Eldnedge, Harry 0*ca> Fait, Roecoe
Byron Farr, Lynn Boyd Ferguson, Leska
Winfield Gate hell. Macro. George.
Harry
Edward Gordon. John Darnel Gordon,
La-
Roy Grata, George Hamilton Greer, John
Elmer Hale, Stewart E. Hambellon, Ira A l­
vin
Hanning,
Melville Denny Hawkins,
Thomas Herd. Peter Hilbert. John N „ H off­
man. Joseph Bevnn Hollingsworth, George
Washingtoo
James,
Gilbert Otis Keeney,
John Conrad Keller, Fred James Kelley,
George
Lsngrsr Kehy„ Rembold Kruger,
George Sykes, Charles Larkin, George Lar­
kin, John Larkin, Rickard Baxter Linnville,
Hairy
Augustus Littlefield, George Henry
Lutz.
Ambrose Spider
Melliager. Robert
Jackson Moore, Joel Bolden Mount, John G
McCiea, Malcolm McDonald, Samuel M c-
Vey, Milton Great Oakley. Thomas Henry
Patter*»,
Glean Stewart Paxton,
Joaaa
Charles
Maynard Redmond,
Archie
S m T . C . S T A L E Y
A t Sash and Door Factory
N o r th n a i a 5 t r — t . N a w B e r g
Woman—How did yi>u get to be a
tramp? Tramper—By degrees, mum.
I begun aa a gulf player.—New York
Globe.
Fortitude la the guard and support
o f U m Other virtuea. -Locke.
An institution that renders effi
dent service to its
customers.
SPAULDING’S
Cement
Lime
Roofing Paper
Doors
W indows
Moulding
Sash W rights
and PuHeys
G im as
Sand
•Brick
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Drain File
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Potter,
neh Smith, William Edward Thomas. Rich­
ard Madia Tbusrtoa, Bart Tumbow, David
C . Vaughaa, Joseph Ebea Whitoa. Robert
Victor W tei. A b a o J . Warder, Joseph A .
Winder. WiUon HartwelJ Woodwortb, W il-
ber C. Wrighi; The Gmad Lodge of Andato,
LEARN TO SAVE MONEY.
O n
N aad n’t Ba a Miaar to Cultivate
Thia Pina Habit. .
Ona o f the beat habits that a young
man can form la that o f paving a ear-
tain part o f hia earnings regularly.
From tbe very first, when be has m m fim
arrangements wltb father and mother
In the borne or with his landlady as
to what be shall pay Into the bouse fo r
his keep, he should make tt tbe rule e f
his life to pat something, be tt ever to
little, sw ay from his w eekly or month­
ly wages.'
It's a fine tblng to be able to w ear a
necktie that is artistic in its coloring,
a vest that la beautiful In Its construc­
tion or a salt that to nebby and a hat
that la np to date. Bat better than aU
these is the consciousness o f a bank
account, however small it may be, and
the feeling o f satisfaction that comes
from tbe knowledge that I f be to taken
ill be w ill not altogether be dependent
upon bis fraternal society, his family,
his friends or the cold charity o f the
world.
But greater than tbe money that a
young man can save is the character
that be is establishing. Miserliness,
stinginess, greed, are to be abhorred,
but prudence aud carefulness in ex­
penditure are graces which, cultivated,
make a man a power in the commu
nlty and give to him a character which
commends Itself to all.—Exchange.
or
parties unknown. rJaimmg any right, tide,
estate, lisa, oc in» sort ie the reel estate de­
scribed ia the plaintiff'» rnmplsiat herein. D e­
fendants, duly rendered and entered of record in
said court on the 2&k day of March. 1917, sad
which said fieculioa mid order of sale was re­
ceived by me ou the 4th day of Aped. 1917, I
have levied upoa aad will oa Saturday, the M i
day of May, 1917, at ¿ a hoar of 11 o’clock A .
M . of said day at the wart and front door of the
county court home, ia M cM aaville, Yamhill
county, Oregon, sail to the higkrrt bidder, at
public
(subject to redemption) foe cash
Lone Fir Dairy
Pure Milk and Cream are conducive to good health.
anrtieu,
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
Situated, lying end beiag ia the Crty of New-
baeg. Yamhill County, Stole oí Oregon, aad
particularly described ae follow*, to w it
all of Lole Numbered Tw o aad Three
Numbered Seventeen, ia Central Addi­
tion to tbe Town (now city) of Newberg. Yam­
hill County, Oregon;
A leo a Twelve aad one-half foot atrip off of
aad from the W ert ride of Lot Numbered Five
ia Block Numbered Thirteen in Peak in»' Second
Addition to the Town (now city) of Newberg,
Yamhill County, Oregoo. and described a» be-
' l g a t t he Southwest comer of »aid Lot
bered Five, and running thence North along
the W ert line of »aid Lot Numbered Five to the
North end of »aid Lot Numbered Five; thence
Eart Tw elve and one-half feet thence South
parallel with tbe W ert line of »aid Lot Num­
bered Five to the North line of Fint Street
thence W ert to the place of beginning;
A lto an undivided half interest in Lot Num­
bered Four m Block Numbered Fourteen in
On to Him.
Central Addition to the Town (now city) of
Rowneder—My dear. It was, o f course, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon;
business that detained me till midnight
Together with the tenements, hereditament» and
Mrs. Rowneder—Yes. Rowneder—You appurtenance» belonging to any part of the above
know I wouldn’t deceive you. Mrs. deten bed real property;
Rowneder—No, Charlie, you wouldn't to satisfy the sum of $4904.(0, and the further
deceive me, no matter what you said.— tom of $250.00 attorney fee» in said suit, and
$94A 0 coats and disbursements of said suit, and
New York Times.
accruing costs, all due the plaintiff upoa the afore­
said judgment, decree and order of sale, aad ac-
Room For a 8louth.
triag upon this writ
“ Coat Department— Misses Coats."
Dated this ith day of April, 1917.
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Tbe man read this sign wltb Interest.
W . G . Henderson,
“ Maybe 1 could trace some o f 'em
Sheriff of Yamhill County, Oregon.
for you,” he said. “ How'd you like to
hire me as a detective?"—Louisville First imue April 5lh. 1917.
May 3rd, 1917.
Courier-Journal.
Phone Red 66
S c h u n te r
The REXALLStore
Carries a!very large assortment o f everything to be found in
the highest class drugstores. AH kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup­
plies, Stationory, L ig g e tt’s and Low ney’s Candies. Our
stock o f Cigars is the best in town. You’ re always welcome.
L Y N N B. F B R G U S O N
109
P r ta crlpti— D ruggtet
3 0 2 F irst S treet
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables_
W e please the moat particular. Phone us a grocery order aad
see If our prom pt service doesn’ t surprise you. W e want you r trade
Good reasons w hy
your ticket should read
U nion Pacific Systenj:
Automatic Safety Signals
Protecting every foot o f the w a y to Chicago-
1140 Miles o f Double-Track
Highest type o f road-bed construction.
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P R E P A Y M E N T P R IV IL E G E S
W e loon m oney on first class Oregon and
W ashington farm s at lowest rates. N o red tape
and no delay. W rite direct and save money.
G ive foil details in first letter.
W e refer
you to
any bank in Portland.
Top-Notch Trains
T h rou gh Sleeping-C ars and Diner
to Chicago, Om aha, Kansas C ity , Denver.
Columbia R iver Route East
P arallels Am erica’s Greatest H igh w ay
through the famous gorge, betw een road and river.
Base Lib el.
for CEMENT, T I E , SAND, WASHED
GRAVEL, and PORTLAND CEMENT
NEW BERG, OREGON
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
jofta W tS T AND BAST W IT H
PORTLAND
BOULEV AAD OF 8 TBEI.
CITY OFFICE, Trian at W amunqtom
W M . MeMURKAY, Oaaar
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A Light Nutritious Loaf
is our standard. We say light. Yes,
but it has the right weight, too. I t ’ s
not full o f holes and it cuta easy. The
best flour obtainable is used, and we
find it’ s really the most profitable to ns
and more economical to our customers.
S
Newberg Bakery
J. H. SHERLOCK, Prep.