Newberg graphic., June 13, 1918, Image 8

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' You cun stand around on the waitin’ when we s^art wonderin’
co ner and listen to “ fish stort s” about things. *
No doubt this young feller will
and when some feller tells you
be
a good customer o f the Big
about catchin' ’em 36 inchef
Hardware
Store, as the boys
long, you won't believe it till you
carry
a
good
line o f “ Kiddie
go for yourself, and the first one
you get on the hook is at least 4 Kars,” Air Guns, base balls and
bats, skates, etc., all the stuff
fleet long—its a-tact try it out.
boys like, you know.
Run along up to the Big Hard­
It’s gettin’ almost time to can
ware Store and get a license and
my geese berries and Zeb Riddle
a little tackle, and a bathin’ suit
was tellin’ me about one o f them
for your wife, so she can hev
new tangled steam canner outfits
some fun while you are fishin’—
that Larkin-Prince Hardware
it makes a combination you can’t
Co. hev got to sell. You jest pile
beat for past time these hot days
the geese berries bushes and all,
If you’ ve got the ‘war spirit” as I understand it, right in the
and want to help ont in the har­ jars—stick about 14 quart jars
vest field some place, you can get inside of the thing and shut the
pitch-forks, axle grease, machine door and forget all about your
oil, and all the necessary para­ cannin’ till they’re cooked, and
phernalia for the job, except the you set ’em away ip the cooler
elbow grease, of the boys at the till you g e t . ready to eat ’em.
Big Hardwaae Store. I’m layin’ I’m goin’ to give that thing the
in my stock of binder twine, and “ once over” at least, when I go
all harvester»’ supplies early this to town again, and 1 may buy
year—so I’ll be ready totakecare one to put to work with my Pur­
o f what the aphis leave for my itan Oil Stove that I got there
share.
jnst last week. You know Lyle
You know that there Red Cross Palmer was out to my place the
—Chicken dinner and strawberry other day tryin* to sell me one of
social that them patriotic ladies them there Buick automobiles,
out at Rex pulled off, hit me jest and when he come in the house I
in the right spot—it’s a great says take a seat, and he sot down
cause to work for, and you know in one of ray chairs that I had
I believe the chickens that give just pointed with a dose of that
their lives tor such a cause are Chi-Namel that I got of the
worthy of mention.
“ paint man” down there at Lar­
Any way after a feller eats a kin-Prince Hardware Co. and
good feed like that be feels the stuff wasn’t quite dry, and
stronger than ever for the "“ Red he tried to get up and couldn’t,
Cross business, nurses and all.” and he felt so bad when he finally
I was settin’ eatin’ my . supper got lose that he forgot what he
out there with some of them Red came tor, so the next time I go
Cross wimmin folks, and here down to see the Doys at the Big
come Geo. James along and he Hardware Store to tell them how
says, Simon Dow hes got an 8 Vs good that there Chi-Namel is,
lb. boy, and I says by jove that’s I’ ll just drop off at the Buick
the reason Simon has ijeen Garage and get a little Buick
boostin’ the Boy Scout move­ Four, they’ re some car for the
ment so much lately—never could money. Jes keep a tradin’ with
figger it out before, but time re­ Larkin-Prince Hardware Co.,
veals everything it we hev plentv you can’ t do no better this side
of patience and don’ t get tired o f the Missouri River.
P ra n ces i
High School
graduates
omitted from
group on page
three.
A u stin Y o u n g
n B T T M S T M t M M B M IN M S
FROM THE NEWSAEPORTER
Mrs. L.S. Hopfield and daugh­
ter, Mildred, returned last week
from Camp Fremont, California,
where Capt. L. S. Hopfield is
stationed Mrs. Hopfield enjoy­
ed her visit there immensely,
though the weather was cool
during their stay at the camp.
There is a whole army division
there. The Captain is feeling
splendidly and sends his best re­
gards to inquiring friends.
Collier’s Weekly for May 25
has a Red Cross drawing from
the pen of Fred G. Cooper, the
noted cartoonist and former Mc­
Minnville boy. In the same is­
sue there is a write-up which
gives au account o f how Mr.
Cooper obtained his first job
with the New York Edison Com­
pany. He was introduced to
the manager of the advertising
department by Will Irwin who
was then reporting on the New
York Sun. Cooper had never
met Irwin but since both had
lived in San Francisco, the West­
ern spirit was such as to estab­
lish a friendship between the two.
Cooper was twenty-one when he
went to New York but he had
the stuff in him that won, and
since that day the initials “ f g c”
have appeared at the bottom of
many bits o f fine lettering, car­
toons and illustrations in Life,
Collier’s and other periodicals.
Mr. Cooper is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Cooper, gf this city.
UNCLE REMUS’ BIRTHDAY PARTY
» k W 1 « V U M . |
Call Red 108 for your Spirella
corset.
18tf
Loganberry pickers wanted by
W. H. Badley.
37pd
V E. W. HODSON, Pharmacist
Sacks wanted by the Newberg
Feed & Seed Co.
33tf
Cherry and blackcap pickers ^ TTORNBY - AT-LA W
wanted by W. E. Williams, C L A R E N C E B U T T
Money to loan on good secur­
Springbrook, phone 10a51. 36tf Will practice in all the court* of tho
ity by Clarence Butt, attorney.
■tate. Spacial attention Riven to pro­
_______ _________________ 43tf
For Bargains in new and sec­ bate work, the writing of dead*, mort-
Drain tilt for sale by the New­ ond hand goods call at NSsh’a
berg Feed & Seed Co.
14tf Second Hand Store, 304 First St.
' 31 tf
No. 1 drain tile for sale by the
A u to Livery at Com m ercial Barn
Spaulding Logging Co.
8-tf
I am prepared to accommo­
Wood For Sale—Good dry fir. date the public with auto livery
L. Hammer, phone White 169.
on afternoons and at night.
14tf
Enos Ellis.
36tf
Have that plow sharpened at
N ota from Bill tho Plum ber (
McCoy Bfos.’ garage for 25c.
Those wanting hay cut may
call White 149.
35-36 pd
Semi-weekly Oregon Journal
and the Newberg Graphic $2.00
per year.
Wanted—Several berry pick­
ers. Call C. W. Elston, phone
Red 183.
Wanted—Girl or woman to
take care of tw o children. Call
Red 183.
It
Furnished house to rent. In­
quire o f Mrs. A. Bartholomew,
800 Franklin street.
35tf
It is planned to present this
side splitting show, put on the ( LOANS—Lowest rates, no de­
by “ West Cbebalem Red Cross lays; mortgages bought. Attor­
Troupe” .at Duncan’s hall, Tues­ ney B. A. Kliks, McMinnville.
day evening, June 25, unless con­
Wanted—T o engage loganber­
flicting dates appear, in which
ry
pickers for a large crop. A.
case you will see further notice.
It’ s coming some time in the S. Mellinger, phone 25a5. 33tf
near future, to miss it is a near
Wanted—50 women and girls,
tragedy. Watch for the adver­
Springbrook Canning Co. Car
tising.
fare paid.
37
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
as the positively reliable kind. Why
not bring your preeeriptions to the
PARLOR PHARMACY, when you
know that is the one place in town that
would rather go out of business than
serve impure drugs. Only registered
pharmacists of experience are» allowed
to compound medtchiee here. Try us
and save money besides.
cootracts and the drafting of all
Newberg, Oregon
I papera.
B—Second Floor in Union Block
C. R. C H A P IN
LAW YER
Practice in all courte; Probate, Deed*,
Mortgages and al) legal papen. Ab­
stracta examined.
*v
Dr. H. C Dixon j
Owing to the high cost of ma­
terial and the decline of the
plumbing business, I can’t affoql
to keep anyone in my shop to
answer calls, but I will wait on
my patrons to the best of my
ability until business conditions*^
change and I can again afford
to employ help.
Usually I can be .called by
phone, morning, noon and night
and I always wake up good na-
tured. Don’t look on plumbing
as a luxury. It is a necessity for
the health o f yourfamily.
Yours for Service,
36pd
Bill the Plumber.
I DENTIST
Office, White M ; Rea. Red 128
——
Dr. MphW. Van Vafin
D E N TIS T
Ovar U. S. NaHaaal
DR. A M. DAVIS
Card o f Thanks
We wish to express our heart­
felt thanks to the members of the
G. A. R., W. R. C. and to all oth­
er friends who so kindly assisted
in the sickness resulting in the
death of our beloved husband
and lather, also for the beauti-
floral offerings given.
Mrs. A.J. Palmer,
Mrs. Mary Johnson
-'and Family. .
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DENTIST
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CH O M E S L A C K 37
E . A . ROM IG, K . D . j I
P H Y S IC IA N
For Sale—Prune trees, berry
and SURGEON
plants
and
fruit
trees
o
f
all
kinds
The North Main Improvement
Office in First Nst’l Bank Bldg.
P i i b u m : e n f i c i B l a c k 6 ; R a s . C r a y 8
Club met at the home of its pres­ by Newberg Feed & Seed Co. tf Notice o f Annual School Mooting
ident, Mrs. L. M. Nye, June 5.
Notice is hereby given to the
For Sale—Work horse at $30,
A pleasant afternoon was spent. and wagon, almost new. O. B. legal voters o f School District
Readings were given by several. Westfall, phone 32a51.
'
It No. 29, Yamhill County, State
DR. THOS. W . HESTER ;
Light refreshments were serv­
of Oregon, that the Annual
ed. A question box was decided
For Sale—5 good cows by A. School Meeting of said District
Physician and Surgeon ;
on for our next meeting to be M. Staples, Parrett Mountain, will be held at Grade Bnilding,
Office in Dixon Building
*
Pfcaaaat Offtc* Wfika XX. Kaa. Whlta U J
held June 19, with Mrs. Merle phone White 159.
to begin at the hour of 2 o ’clock
Budd.
NEWBERG - - OREGON ]
For Sale—Sile 9x24, only used afternoon to 7 p. m. on the third
Monday of June, being the 17th
SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES one season. Phone North 1501. day
of June, A. D. 1918.
G N. Hesgard.
It
This
meetiig is called for the
CHRISTIAN
Dr. E. E. Daniels
ForSale—7x9 tent, tennis court purpose o f electing one pirector
The Christian church will hold
for three years and the transac­
net,
Myers
force
pump
and
pow
its usual service at 11 o ’clock
C H IR O P R A C TIC
tion o f business usual at such
next Sunday. The pastor will er jack. Ed Davis, 310 N. Col­
P H YS IC IA N
It pd meeting.
speak on “ God’s Eternal Pur­ lege street.
Dated this 5th day of June,
poses.” At the evening service
If ÿou hâve hop stove and hop 1918.
LADY ATTENDANT •
he will use the sermon topic, pipe for sale write O. D. Sturgis,
R. J. Moore,
"The Rich F ool.”
Route 3, Box 33, Vancouver,
Chairman Board oi Directors.
The C. W. B. M. holds its Washington.
36tf Attest: W. W. Nelson,
monthly meeting in the church
District Clerk..
HOPSON A ELLIOTT
on Friday at 2 o ’clock.
For Sale—About 50 tw o
FUNERAL DntECTORS—EMBALMXKS
weeks’ old chicks. Heavy, mix­
80MCTHIN0 BRAND NEW.
Quit tho Tobacco Habit
H
ana
ja w ^ o r^ A ie n FraaraljCar a* ptafanad
ed stock; good laying strain.
Quit-Tobac
Tobacco
Treat­
Movie Manager—We hare all the Also 3 doz. young hens. ’ Phone
S m aad Parian 705 aad 705 1-2 Fra» S t a *
ment will do the work promptly O Pfcoaaa:
scenario« we can ose at present.
OftceGraaa I IS, Raa. Blaa 118. Rad S
Red. 90
and permanently. No matter in
Plot Producer—But I have an
ides that ia altogether new to tbs • Loganberry Pickers R anted— what form you use t o b a c c o -
screen drams.
Good accom m odation tor camp- smoking cigars, pipe, cigarettes,
P H O N E R E D 202
“ What ia i t r
ing^and good price paid. Mrs. chewing tobacco or snuff. No
“ A five-part production during ths G.S. Young, R. 3, Chehalem Cen­ matter how much you use, or IJvt Stock Commisti— Msrcfcsnt
entire action of which none of the ter neighborhood.
35-37p how long used, Quit-Tobac will
IMk Stock a pccMty
character* puff* a cigarette.”
break you of the habit in from Residence 1332 Portland Read
“ Name your own price.”
A limited supply of good ;>ak three to five dhys. Pleasant to
wood which will be delivered in­ take, no inconvenience, no re­
THI
OTHERS.
side the city limits at $6 per cord maining away from work or
Place Your Order With '
during
months of July and Aug­ business.
“ My grandfather aaved the day at
ust. Leave vour order with Lar­ A simple home treatment. No
Lundy’s Lane.”
“ CMd man, I’ve been hearing about kin-Prince Hardware Co.
craving or desire for tobacco in
your grandfather long enough. My
any form after you begin taking
aunt saved over two pounds of sugar
For Sale—3 good cows giving Quit-Tobac. Don’t try to quit
last month.”—Louisville Courier* milk. Also 2 hop stoves, lot of the tobacco habit unaided. It’ s
for your
Journal.
hop pipe, 50 steel frame hop bas­ a losing fight against heavy odds
kets, about 200 hop flacks, 2 and means a serious shock to the
. N otic« o f Appointm ent
s ta ll kinds
tons hop wire and Evans’ horse nervous system. Let the tobac-
N obcc m kemtbr p n , that A c i i r i i n i - i j power Bop press. N. P. Nelson,
co habit quit you. It will quick­
Mcfjr E . W ood, ha» bee» d a b appeased m
35tf ly quit you, if you will take Quit-
M i a i s n t r a of the
el W lO a . H W e a l phone 19a25.
d a Com *, Court el Y a a d a l
Tobac according to the simple
, aad die Kaa duly qualified aa
W ords o f Appreciation
directions we semi you. It is a
Tbaarioru, afi
We wish to thank oar many thoroughly reliable and perma­
We always have the kind
friends tor the kindness and sym­ nent remedy for the tobacco hab­
it,
but
it
ia
not
a
substitute
for
you want
pathy shown ns daring our re­
tobacco.
cent sorrow in the loss of our be-
loved mother, America J. Antho­ Thousands have been freed
ny. Also for the beautiful floral from the habit. Why not yon?
ANO
Write at once for particulars add
Offerings.
i el Mid
M e C mm & V a ___ ____
testimonials. A. F. Hall & Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker,
fin» iaw May 23. 191A
Mr. and Mrs. C.M . Collins. 118 N. LaSalle St., Chicago. 37
Laii ¡aw Jaw 20. 191®.
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AND NINETY DAY
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