Newberg graphic., May 30, 1918, Image 4

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' R m * Y m t (M a r With
il SPAULDING
!: LOGGING CO.
Berry Crates
and Hallocks
Ve always have the kind
you w an t
There’s several reasons why I ’m
Stoves” and I wonder how in the
glad I ’m a citizen oi Newberg.
world I ever lived this long with­
In the first place old Newberg
out it—don’t have to split no
always comes across in good
more wood, and the
shape on these here Red Cross
mv meats in halt the
drives, Liberty Loan meetin’s
don’t burn hardly any
and such. In the second place
and when it gets hot this sum­
its only goin’ to be a few weeks
mer I won’t have to be suffoca­
more and we’ll have a fine high­
tin’ in my kitchen when I am
way right into the city of Port­
eatin’ my meals.
land which will be mighty con­
t don’t care what it is, any­
venient for us fellers to use ever
thing from good old John Deere
once and awhile, vfhen we want
Implements down to a jackknife,
a change of scenery or diet.
the boys at Larkin-Prince Hard­
Another thing, we hev got one
ware Co. can serve yon right,
of the most productive places in
and they won’t take all your
the world—we can grow plenty
money either while they’re doin’
of substitutes here when we get
it, and no matter what yon get
started, and send the wheat over
from them they’ll stand behind it
to the boys and Red Cross nur­
A New Perfection OH
with both feet, so you’re takin’
ses, and want hev to starve or
C ook S te v e m eant
no chances when you spend your
come anywhere's near it jest
kitchen
c o m fo rt and
money there.
cause we can’t put all the wheat
convenience. Ask year
Lights st the touch of s match and heats fat a jify .
flour and meat and sugar into
ban coal OS
friand who has ea a .
our stummicks that we’re in the
Used in 1,000,000 homes.
s, roosts, toasts*—oil 6 m ;
habit o f doin’. In some ways
, S aag 4 bar Mr «boa, wHh or «H
Inexpensive, easy to op­
er cablate*.
Aak y year
t Suite
O i l « to
’ ** or
iible in. Acb
today.
I ’m kind of old fogy like and out
erate. See them at yoar
of date I reckon but every square
dealer’s today.
incfaevKnrsxnnrwxnaa
inch of my old frame is filled with
patriotic blood and I ’m for any
Sale bills printed at this office.
old thing that Unde Sam says
these days, if it ain’t just accor­
Call Red 108 for your Spirella
din’ to my old system o f livin’.
corset.
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Yon know, too, we’ve got some
Wanted—Waiter at the Im ­
good business houses in New­
V. D. HILLER, Special Agent, Standard OU Ca^ Newberg.
It
berg, some good stores, like perial Hotel.
“ The Big Hardware Store.”
Sacks wanted by the Newberg
Why them fellers hev got as much
These Stoves For sole by
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goods in that store as they keep Feed & Seed Co.
Larldit-Prlnce Hardware Co.
in some towns 4 times as big as
Money to loan on good secur­
Newberg, and if a feller needs ity by Clarence Butt, attorney.
Hardware and Implements he’ll
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sure get a square deal with them
Drain tile for sale by the New­ break you of the habit in from
boys. They’ve been livin’ round
14tf three to five days. Pleasant to
this country almost long as I berg Feed & Seed Co.
u the positively reliable kind. Why
take, no inconvenience, no re­
hev and they know what kind of
not bring your prescriptions to the
maining aw ay from work or
No.
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drain
tile
for
sale
by
the
implements and stuff in their line
PARLOR PHARMACY, when you
business.
8-tf
that it takes to do the business. Spaulding Logging Co.
know that is the one place in town that
A simple home treatment. No
would rather go out of business than
Ever time I g o to town, wheth­
Wood For Sale—Good dry fir. craving or desire for tobacco in
, serve impuy drugs. Only registered
er I need any Hardware or not, I L. Hammer, phone White 169:
any form after you begin taking
pharmacists of experience are allowed
always drop in and see the hoys,
1 4 tf
Quit-Tobac. Don’t try to quit
to
compound medicines hers. Try os
and we talk over the business
the tobacco habit unaided. I t ’s
and
save money besides.
Have that plow sharpened at
and the w ay “ war prices” are
d losing fight against heavy odds
hittin’ things, etc., and 1 find McCoy Bros.’ garage for 25c.
E. W. HODSON, Pharmacist.
and means a serious shock to the
they are supplied pretty well in
For Sale—Mare 5 years old. nervous system. Let the tobac­
most every department to take
Call George W. Smith, phone 33. co habit qnit yon. I t will quick­
care of business at prices that
a63.
34-35pd ly quit you, if you will take Quit-
are a lot less than staff is cost­
Tobac according to the simple
ing today. For instance, they
For Bargains in new and sec­ directions we send you. It is a
is the way you receive our bread. And
showed me a bunch of euaran- ond hand goods call at Nash’s thoroughly reliable and perma­
it is dslicioua. Msde from tho highest
teed pocket knives, jest the kind Second Hand Store, 304 First St. nent remedy for the tobacco hab­
grade flour in a dean bakery, it leaves
nothing to be desired. Try a loaf to­
the average feller needs for every
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it, but it is not a substitute for
day and you’ll want it again to-morrow.
day use, that they are offerin’ at
tobacco.
Oar pies and cakes, too, are fresh every
Semi-weekly
Oregon
Journal
75c each, and they’re worth at
Thousands haye been freed
day.
least a dollar; gee, they’ve sure and the Newberg Graphic $2.00 from the habit. Why not yon?
g o t some assortment of good per year.
N ew b erg B a k ery
Write at once for particulars and
pocket knives to pick from way
J. H. SHERLOCK. Prop.
LOANS—Lowest rates, no de­ testimonials. A. F. Hall & Co.,
under the market in price.
lays; mortgages bought. Attor- 118 N. LaSalle St., Chicago. 37
Good shears and scissors for ney B. A. Kliks, McMinnville.
of
the women, big show cases
For Sale—Prune trees, berry
chuck full o f this kind of goods
that the undersigned,
not hardly any higher than we plants and fruit trees of all kinds Notice it beaeby p
a duly appealed w
Maty E. Wood, he*
always had to pay—and yet b j Newberg Feed & Seed Co. tf
of the etetee of Wilbem H . W ood
rl.rr.-n l. by the County Court of Yamhill
there’s a lot ol fellers carrying
100 second hand strawberry county. Oregon, and »hr has duly quafched -v*.
old screw drivers and stufl
tuck Adaiioutratrix.
around because we lost our crates 10 cents each, with hal­ Therefore, all penom having claim, again*
uid eatate are hereby notified and required to
locks. Valley Canning Co.
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pocketknives and imagined new
i ii m n l d»e tame duly verified to the undersigned
Ws please the moot particular. Phone us a grocery order and so#
Mary
E.
W
ood,
at
her
reaadence
at
Newberg.
ones was so high priced we
Wanted—To engage loganber­ m Yamhill county. Oregon, within 6 months
If our prompt service doesn’t surprise you. Wo want your trade.
couldn’t afford it. There’s a lot ry pickers for a large crop. A from the fcrrt publication of thu notice in the
Newberg Graphic, »eld date bong the 24th day
of stuff that way, too, it’s cheap­ S. Mellinger, phone 25a5.
33tf of May. 191ft.
er than a feller really thinks it is.
Dated lldt 22nd day of May A . D.. 1918.
M a y E. W ood.
I was talking with their paint t Fresh cow for sale, 4 years old
Admaurtralth of taid ertete.
man, and he showed me a lot of with second calf 2 weeks old. H.
M cC aaa A Vinton, Attorney« tor »aid ertete.
Fint «me May 23. 1918.
odds and ends that they got E. Crowell, phone White 128. It
Loal
i«oe Juoe 20. 1918.
from the Oregon Hardware Co.
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Plants in pots, cyclamen*, ;
Wanted—Good tw o horse wag­
* (fine plants), cinerarias, prim roses,.ferns, fern dishes, gerani- <►
last year that they are closin’ out
! urns, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies.fcRoees ! J
soebeap that a teller can’t aflord on. Will trade one horse wagon
| our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
W
E
SET
RESULTS
or
pay
cash.
C.
H.
Nichols,
not to buy it it he needs paint-*-
WE REFAIT RESULTS
34-35
I got some stuff and put on mv phone Black 207.
Cool as the Seashore
E. A. ELLIS
Even on the hot summer days you can keep
your kitchen comfortably cool by using a New
Perfection Oil Cook Stove. No dirt or dust to
contend with; no smoke or odor.
PHONE RED 202
Uwt Stack Pi— iiriii ■
Nfc Stack a ptdatty
Residence 1332 Portland Road
CLARENCE B U TT
Will practice in all the courta of the
atate. Special attention (riven to pro­
hate w on, the writing o f deeds, mort­
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
Mgal paper*.
New berg, Oregon
O vncs—Second Floor in Union Block
C. R. CHAPIN
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
new
OIL COOK ¿T<
LAWYER
i in aD coarta; Probate, Deeds,
i and all legal papa» . Ah-
J. B. Retint
D E N T IS T
DR. A M. DAVIS
DENTIST
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E. A. ROMIO, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
Notice
and SURGEON
Office in Firn N st’l Bank Bldg.
Phone, Black SI
Appointment
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
DR. THOS. W. HESTER |
Physician and Surgeon *
Office in Dixon Building
O fftc« W hit« 22. I U
N E W BERG
a
White u 2
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Dr. £. £. Daniels
CHIROPRACTIC
PHYSICIAN
Edvards Ma» Opp. Pwtofffea
LA D Y A T T E N D A N T
The Newberg
T ransfer Co.
Md Safes a Specialty
S. P. Timberlake, Prop.
Office phone Block 100 /
Residence phone Red 79
fiyawwwrwwewww-sranwrsnsnsfaeri
UNDERTAKERS
HODSON A ELUOTT
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
I T H E H O M E OF FLO W E R S l
j
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—
old furniture and by jove when I
first get up in the morning I can’t
hardly tell it from bran new furn­
iture, nor you couldn’t either.
Th at’s some of that Chi-Namel
dope, it’s fine for floors, too.
I tell yon one thing though, I
would order my binder twine
early this year, the boys guaran­
tee the price to be as low as any*
body’s and that’s fair enough,
for the supply is likely to be
short as they claim Oregon alone
will have 66 per cent more crop
this year than last.
They was tellin’ me they had a
good second hand Iron Age 2
horse tater planter for sale at
about Vi price of a new one, and
a cream separator, too.
Last time I was in town I g o t
me one o f them “ Puritan Oil
For Sale—Thorough bred Ayr­
shire ball calf 8 weeks old. Reg-
istery papers applied for. A. G.
Pearson. Phone 18-12, Sher­
wood.
34-35pd
Dodge Brothers’ automobile
owners, attention—We have ac­
cepted the sales and service tor
the Dodge Brothers’ Automobile
and have in stock parts for same.
McCoy Brothers Anto Co.
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Quit-Tobac Tobacco Treat­
ment will do the work promptly
and permanently. No matter in
what form you use tob acco-
smoking cigars, pipe, cigarettes,
chewing tobacco or snuff. No
matter how mnch you use, or
how long used, Quit-Tobac will
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E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St., Newberg
DEARBORN
TRUCKS
FOR BALE BY
C. 8. HAYNES
Soar*« S, Bo* ISO
SHERWOOD, OREGON
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Farm and Stock Sales, Rea! Estate
Phono 19a2S for dates and terms
N. P. NELSON Ì
The number
PHONE BUCK 49
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