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' A borne mstitatioa that offers to young
ms and young noms the besefHs uf a lib­
eral education under good influences at a
minimum expense.
Its courses of study are arranged to give that broad cul­
ture which should be the possession o f every intelligent man
and woman, which includes Philosophy, History and
Political Science, the Languages, B iblical Litera­
ture and History, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry,
Physics, Public Spealdng, Hom e Economics, M usic.
Last year a Com m ercial
was added, which
proved to be popular.
Manager Sheris of the nilo
plar*t was in Salem the first* of
wed*
Orie of Ambrose B a r c r o f t ’s
horses b ro k e his l?g Saturday
necessitating shooting -the an­
imal.
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The steamer Gray Eagle w ok
a load o f hardwood lumber to
the Dorenbecker Furniture Co.’s
mill at New Era Thursday from
up the river.
The silo plant has received a
20,000 foot tow of hardwood
logs. They will De sawed at tbte
mill and then worked into shape
at the silo plant.
The gas boat Mabel took a
tow o f logs from up the Yamhill
rive'r to the Oregon City Paper
Mary Gertrude McCormick,
Mills Saturday. The rait con­ Dayton, to William Patrick Mc­
tained about 70,000 feet.
Gee, Toledo.
The silo plant Was compelled
Elma .Christina Schatz, New-
to lay off three men last week berg, to Harrel Dickey. Sheridan.
because of their inability to get
Zella M. Dimmock, Newberg,
cam to ship manufactured stock to Fred A. Williams-Bontrager,
on hand. Their warehouse' is Salem.
full to overflowing.
Things will look more natural
i CANDIDATES CARDS
on the river front, now that that
staid old mariner, Commodore
For County Treasurer
Lemon, is with us again. Sam
arrived home from Southern Cal­
Primary election May 17,
ifornia Friday night, and reports 1918, Nellie N. Dodson, (w idow
a fine winter down there.
of Judge J. B. Dodson.) 30 pd adv
The Chase & Linton Company
For Recorder
are shipping considerable gravel,
most o f it going to Carlton lor
I wish to announce that I am
countv work. There is also quite
a local demand. The company a candidate for the office o f coun­
has installed a rock crusher at ty recorder, which I now hold.
their Oregon City plant and it is For proof of my ability to effi­
ciently meet the requirements of
now in successful operation.
A special Providence must look the position, a careful inspection
‘afer boys, especially from the of the records of the office is in­
H. S. Maloney.. 1
age o f twelve to fifteen yearn. vited.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
One evening last week tw o such
For County Commissioner
were observed crossing the
For Catalogue and further inform ation
bridge, and when just past the
I am a candidate for the repub
center span, one of them nimbly lican nomination for county
hopped up on the rail and walk­ commissioner, subject to the pri­
ed fifty or seventy-five feet. One
mary election to be held M ay 17.
misstep—one less boy.
As to my qualifications for the
position, I respectfully invite an
services a t n e w b e r g ch ur c h es investigation of the work I per­
formed when I held this office.
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A'm. Gunning
is the way you receive our bread. And
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Address the President, Levi T. Pennington
FRESH FRORT THE OVEN
it ia delicious. Made from the highest
grade flour in a clean bakery, it leaves
nothing to be deeired.
Try a loaf to­
day and you’ll want it again to-morrow.
Our piea and cakes, too, are fresh every
day.
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N e w b e rg B ak ery
J. H. SHERLOCK, Prop.
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
We please the moot particular. Phone ua a grocery order and aee
If our prompt service doesn’t surprise you. We want your trade.
TH E HOME OF FLOWERS
SE A SO N A B LE C U T FLO W ER S— Plants in pots, cyclamens,
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
PA m s M m 202
JOH N GOWER Newberg, Oregea
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SENATOR
Priaurics May 17, 191S
W in n in g o n M s U n c o r d a s
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C ltiz a n ,
and as a
that I am Chairman of the Board
of Selective Service, working for
Uncle Sam (without pay) and I
am pledged to do this work dut-
ingtbew ar. Very respectfully,
27-28
W. G. Henderson.
For County Judge
T o the voters of Yamhill coun­
ty the undersigned announces
himself as candidate for the nom­
ination o f county judge at the
primary election to be held May
17, 1918, and if nominated and
elected, promises the tax pavers
ok Yamhill county to conduct
the office on well established bus­
iness principles, endeavoring to
receive for the county a dollar in
value for every dollar sppnt and
keep the taxes at the lowest min-!
imnm, consistent with progres-l
sive policies, taking into consid­
eration the great war for democ­
racy, which must be kept first in
mind at all times.
31pd
C. F. Daniels.
Announcement
W. T. VINTON
Republican Candidate for
Re-nomination for
State Senator
at the
Prit
M ay 17, 1918
In announcing my candidacy
for a second term I will prom­
ise the people of this county
to serve them faithfully and
to advocate such laws as ’will
be just to the people as a
whole.
,
C H A SE A LIN T O N
G RAVEL COM PANY
All kinds of gravel for con­
I am a candidate tor the re­
crete work, cement blocks,
publican nomination tor sheriff
or wood work furnished on
ot Yamhill county at the prima­
short notice.
ries May 17. If nominated and
elected l ean honestly promise a
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persona] attention to the office
which would result in a more •ooooooooooooooooooooooooa
economical conduct of same, and
as such officer I would use dis­
cretionary-power in case of fur­
ther registration on the selective
draft board which 1 believe
would meet with the fullest ap­
proval o f the citizens of the coun­
ty. I would not'em ploy any
n o ffi BUCK 49 202 FKST
members of my family in the con­
duct o f the office. I respectfully
W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H
solicit your votes.
G. G. Shirley, McMinnville.
COM PANY
BILL
The Plumber
E S TA B LISH E D 1900
LLA R S COUNT!
R E L IA B L E
F U N E R A L D IR ECTO R S
Lady Assistant
Office Phone White 2&
Night Phone Black 94
PRESBYTERIAN
At 11, “ Go-to-Chnrcb Day and
the Cross.”
At 7:30, Round Table on“ Why
We Go to Church.”
C. E. meeting at 6:30.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Wednesday at 7:30, Mid-week
meeting,“ Latest Mission Ne ws.’
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Monuments
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U N IT E D S T A T E S
Buy a Liberty Bond
Louis Cambridge and w f to G
A Easton and wf 39.48 ac J B
Walling die t 5 s r 4 w $300.
Julia A DeBoard to Joseph Go-
thing and wf 10 ac s 36 t 4 s r 9
w $10.
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Herbert Willard and w f to Elise
Fischer 25.83 ac Louis Labonte
die t 4 s r 3 w $1250.
E. L. E V A N S , 501 1st St., N ew berg
Hiram Mustard to L A Moore |
Phone Black 23
Residence Blue 6
9V4 ac Joseph Hess die t 3 s r,3 wJ
$500. ,
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Bertha F McMillan and husbj
to Catherine A Palmer 485.12 acj
W E G ET R ESU LTS
Highland Lodge Farm t 5 s r 6 j
w e ; r e p o r t RESU LTS
and 7 w $10.
W E R EM IT R ESU LTS
J C Nelson and wf to J Mont­
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W E TA K E TH E BLAM E
calm Brown and wf 49.42 ac Jno
Williamson die t 3 s r 3 w $ 1 0 .
W E STAND T H E EX P EN S E
Buy your Monuments
from
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J Carl Nelson and w f to J O
Hanson and w f
int 54Va ac
Wm T Wallace die t3 s r 2 w $1.
August Paulus to W C Odell
M cM IN NVILLE, OREGON
Lots and single graves
and w f 6 a,t.S P Staggs die t 4 s
cared for by the year.
r 4 w $2000.
0 Monuments cleaned to
' Isaac Perkins and wf to 0 S
■ • look like new. Satisfac­
and
Sophrona E Jones 1 45 Hur­
tion guaranteed.
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
ley
subdlv
$3450.
The only Abstract Books in
H u m Bach 14$ ar writ* le x 492
Herman Seidler and w f to Geo
Yamhill County
Baggett
and wf 18.82 ac John
NEW BERG, OREGON
Yamhill County Abstract Co.
Sherwood
die t 5 s r 4 w $4000.
M c M ih n v illb .
OaaoMt
Q. M. KEIUNG, Sextan
REPUBLICAN o f MULTNOMAH COUNTY fo r
Morning, “ God’s Nearness.”
Candidate for Sheriff
Evening, “ What Is Your Life?”
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
I am again asking the good
8 p. m.
people o f Yamhill county for the
Adelphian society, second and nomination to the office of Sher­
fourth Fridays of each month.
iff, subject to to the republican
FRIENDS
primaries, to be held M ay the
Sunday school 10 a. m.
17th. One reason that I am
Meeting tor worship 11 a. m. again a candidate, is the fact
C. E. 6:30.
Evangelistic service 7:30, ser­
mon by paster, “ Why Men Are
A fA K B
YOUR D O
Not Christians.”
Special music.
Straight gospel preaching a
specialty.
When in Need of a Plumbee
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HUSTON
Yamoreg Collection
Agency
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Monuments
Y O U SURELY H A V E B O YS
Bring them in to us when in need of a suit or overcoat. We
have many manly little styles that they will like. Moreover
the quality and price will suit you. The quality can not be
reproduced next season and the prices are sure to advance
K J w is the
ine time
lim e to
iu buy
uuy them
m eni any neeueu
steadily, so NOW
needed apparai.
apparel.
Our “ little
men’s suits’
raqge in
prices from
$5 to 12.50
Spring House-Cleaning Time
V. A. VINCENT
of the Newt erg Feed Co.
Auctioneer |
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Farm and Stock Sales, Real Estate J *
Phone 19a25 for dates and terms J J
N.P. NELSON ii
Our stock of curtain materials and draperies is now complete.
We are showing a beautiful assortment of sun-fast draperies
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T ran sp aren t Cretons.
75c t o $2.50 the yd
Richly colored and artistically de­
signed, at........ ................ $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .2 5 »he yard
Scrims. Marquisettes. Bungalow Nets and other curtaining
materials from...... .......
............. 15c to 5 0 c (He yard
D EARB O RN
TRUCKS
FOR SALE BY
C. S . H A Y N E S
Rout* 3 , Bo« 18 ®
N ew Silk Skirts A re Still Arriving
SHERWOOD,«OREGON
There are stripes, plaids, polkadots and checks in this newest
lot, and such cleverly designed skirts, too. Side drapes,
unique pockets, fancy belts and many other features.
Come in and
see them now.
Prices..... .......
The Newberg
T ransfer Co.
$6.85 to 22.50
Dees Local aad
Distance
and Sates a Specialty
D. M . Di A Y B E R G B R
S. P. Tim berla ke, Prop.
M A SO N IC B U ILD IN G --------- M cM IN N VILLE
Office phone Black 100
Residence phone Red 79
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