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B e fen it is tee late sad see that yea take advaatage of O U I BIO
JO LT CLEAR AN C E SALE,
ea aocoaat of
geeds. This sale
aay article that yea w aat aad yea w ill fiad it of great
to l a y year S U M M E ! GOODS now while th en is a
of from 10 per oeat to 86 per eeat on them.
flies off your cows with “Conkey’s Fly Knocker”
find at the game time you w ill not only provide cqpnfort fo r the dumb beast, but
ypu’U "knock dollars” into your milk paiL Every can guaranteed to do the work
SHOES, SHOES,
Hundreds of p a in w h en sixes a n broken and only a pair or two
a kind, at prioes that a n fa r below the present market value.
Don’t w ait but come in aad see for yonrself, as procraxtination is
the thief
time and yea may be too late.
of
of
T.Ai>nes RE A D Y-TO -W E A B
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES aad SKIRTS a n a ll on sale and yon caa
Sommer Garment at from 10 to S3 per eeat off from regular
few Silk Coats and Suits left at h alf price.
M BITS R EAD Y-TO -W EAR
w ill find mach to interest yoa as yea can
for mach le u than you w ill expect to, as
at from one-fourth to one-third off from
prices.
Can! Can! Can! “Everybody’s Doin’ It”
one Is nearly 200 feet deep.
On the other hand, some ground In
this region Is not froaen, for reasons
not understood. According to Dr. A.
H. Brooks, when the mosa is stripped
from the soil the ground thaws, and
with open cut mining or cultivation
the upper level o f permanent ground
frost seems gradually to descend. It is
therefore believed that (he ground
frost Is a survival o f a climate colder
than the present one and la preserved
by tha nonconducting mat o f moos and
other vegetation.— Scientific
W e have equipment fo r this work that w ill
lighten the labor and make the jo b o f canning
a real pleasure. Drop in and have a look.
Boiler Racks, Jer Fillers,
Jer Wrenches, Jer Utters, Large Sine
Kettles, Etc.
D R Y GOODS D EPARTM ENT
Here It
"Z E R O L E N B
— because it h olds better
com pression, g i v e s b e t t e r
protection to the m oving
p arts and deposits less car­
bon.
Zerolene is the correct ofl for mlt
tjpam o f automobile engines —
the correct oil fo r your automo­
bile.
Get oar Lubrication Chart show­
ing tha correct consistency for
yoar car.
ST A N D A R D O IL COM PANY
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The T * H ««d type «■ (*•#, Wee-
trata4 here, like all intarmi earn-
burnt ion «qJaaa, reqairtf ea ofl
that hold* it* lubricano* qaalMee
at cylinder heat, borna clcaa la
tha cyHnderi aad goes out with Os­
tarne. Zerolene fill* theee r e q it a
■»•■tf perfectly, teaeoae H i§ aor-
raot tj raAnad A-amn — ‘rnlrif fafS h r
V. D. MILLER,
Spedai Aient,
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Standard Oil Ca, Newberg
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days only................................ .
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Goods
Pitchforks, Binder Tw in^R ope, Garden Hose,
Lubricating Oil for your machinery
In fact in most everything that goes with our line, we are well stocked and in posi­
tion to quote you reasonable Rrices. Talk it over with the boys at 'T h e Big
Hardware Store” before you buy Hardware and Implements. It pays these days
o f "w a r prices.”
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
For Sale — 1 good hack ( with
tongue), 1 old wagon (w ith hay­
rack and b o x), 1 12 -in. plow, 1
50-tooth harrow, almost new, 1 disc
harrow, 1 cross-cut saw, 1 sickle
grinder, 1 hand seeder, 1 brake for
hack or ligh t wagon, 1 saddle,
collar. I. H. Sherwood, route 1,
miles west o f Newberg.
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Highest market price paid for
dried Black Caps and Loganberries
a t H. S. Glle A Co.’s Packing House.
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For Sale— My home property, cor.
Hancock and Garfield streets, at
$1,600; h alf cash, balance time at 7
per cent. Mrs. H. L. Christenson.
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F or Sale— Three head o f beef
cattle — 2 three-year-olds and one
yearling. Also my farm o f 75 acres
— 30 acres cleared, 5 acres in prunes,
balance pasture. Some big timber.
H enry Versteeg, Route 3.
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HELP WANTED!
We want you to help us serve you.
WE NEED YOU
IN O U R SERV ICES
It will pay you to come
Baptist church.
G. A. Pollard* Pastor
Gladden y o u r ow n
P a stor b y show ing up at Church!
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OREGON STATE CAMPMEETING
Notice
OF THE CHURCH OF GOD
Peaches for sale at Horseshoe Lake
Orchard, St. Paul, Ore. Bring your
boxes. L. L. Ernst.
W ill be held at
W oodbvn, Oregon, July 1 1 to 2 1 , Inclusive
Auto Live^r at Commercial Barn
I am prepared to accommodate the
public w ith auto livery on a fter­
noons and at night. Enos Ellis. 36tf
Adm inistratrix’ Notice of Final
Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the un
For Sale — Two-year-old colt and
dersigned has filed her final account
Holstein belfer due to freshen in No­
as adm inistratrix o f the estate o f H.
vember. Tom Herd, Jr. Phone 15al6.
A. Hyde, deceased, in the county
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court o f Y am h ill county, Oregon, and
that said court has appointed July
For Sale— Residence property on
20th, 1918, at 10 o’clock a. m. o f said
the corner o f North River and Sher-
day as the tim e fo r bearing objec­
dan streets, or w ill exchange for
tions to said final account and the
smaller house.
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settlement thereof.
Therefore, all persons Interested
Lost— Tent In sack, Monday be-
in
said estate are hereby notified and
tween Portland and Dundee. J. C.
Sommer, 726 E. 68 th North, Port­ required to appear at the county
court room In the court bouse at Mc­
land, phone Tabor 6032.
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M innville, Oregon, a t said time, to
Horsea fo r Sale— Pair o f light then and there shovy cause. I f any
horses to sell or exchange for heavlpr there bo, w h y said account should
horse and pay difference or w ill trod« not be allowed, sold estate finally
fo r cow. E. A. Hall, phone Bed 17. settled and said adm inistratrix dis­
charged and her bondsmen exoner­
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ated.
I w ill be home for a time. Any­
Dated Jana 20th, l i l t ,
one w anting hair work done leave
Sarah J. Hyde,
order with Mrs. King, or call at A dm inistratrix o f the eetate o f H.
A. Hyde, deceased.
corner Chehalem and Seventh at*.
Cora B. Dlederlcks.
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C. R. Chapin, attorney fo r eetate.
ZEROLENE
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The very special you’ve been looking for.
.Come and get one while the gettin’ is good.”
LriHWO ■ ■ 'y w fr
D. M. NAYBERGER,
Wanted— 15,000 pounds of dried
black caps.
Highest market price
paid. Wm. Kincaid, Sprlngbrook.43
M.
Conotrilwfl
Sponge« ore aaimali
what you want in the discount sale aad
oat and digest They
Underwear, Hosiery, Sweaters, W hite
os tiny eel-like
short free life In
Motions, and, in fact, most anything at a
they fasten
the sale is on.
begin to develop. They
sorts o f shapes. Some branch out In
all directions like fingers, and are
McMinnville
called mermaid’ s gloves. There a rt fan­
like sponges, treelike sponges and cup-
Uke sponges. There ore sponges that
form a carpet over the r o d s , and
sponges called by the Ashmen “ sea
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BOSTON T E A PA R T Y
Musically ObedlsnL
neats,” because they look like birds’
Antonio was overawed by his sur­ nests.
The Boston Tea P a rty was re -pro­ roundings when the first draft sent
duced on Yaquina Bay F riday even­ him to the cantonment And he con­
W ill Help
ing when Corporal O. A. Isham and tinued to live In awe, particularly of
Patience— What’s become a f jou r
Charles Fisher, o f the state m ilitary all officers, during the early days of brother?
While standing guard
police, emptied 130 quarts o f choice his training.
Patrice— Which one?
wines and whiskey o ff the wharf. one night, he was In such a flatter
“ The one who rings.'
This liquor was found burled under when the corporal o f the guard ap­
“ Oh, he’s gone over to help the al-
proached, that he made his challenge
about S feet o f ground in gunny
In a low voice which the non-com
“ Oh, then, he’s stopped ringing, has
sacks behind the old paint shop near could not hear.
ber
the Abbey H otel Thureday afternoon.
“ Ton'll have to speak up, my man,“
— Taquina Bay News.
said die corporal, “ or you HI get Into
trouble. n i take your word for it
that, you challenged me, bnt when
TYPICAL JOAN OF THE FORGE the officer o f the day comes around,
you’ll have to sing It out or you’ll get
W ertr A il That W as L eft a trip to the guardhouse. Remember,
sing It out and sing It oat loud.”
Woman A fter Hue-
far Pi
Antonio vowed that he would make
Had Fallen.
Seven O. I. C. pigs fo r sole by C. C.
no mistake that would get him In the Cross.
1 can give you no better interpreta­ guardhouse, and when the officer of
tion o f the character o f French woman­ the day appeared a half hoar later, he
Wood for sale by the Newberg
hood than to attempt to visualise what waa greeted with—
Feed
Co.
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“Tra-la-Ia, who coma dereT” — Every-,
w ill always remain la my memory as
tha moat touching sight I have yet body’s Magazine.
Call Red 108 for your Spirella
men In the war, Iaaac F. Marcosaon
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writes In the Saturday Evening Poet.
The German S p i r i t . ------ corset.
I t was In the devastated region where
“ Any restitution that Germany o f­
Jersey bull kept at Commercial
the Hon had left a trail o f ruined fers to the allies will be offered, yon
towns, blackened forests and despoiled may be sure. In the spirit o f Griggs.”
barn.
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land in his w ak e
The speaker was Edward Hanger-
I was on my way back from tha ford the advertising expert.
Cow for sole, L. L. Keach, Spring-
front, chilled and depressed by the
“ Griggs and Mlggs,” he went on, brook.
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heciaon o f waste that hemmed me In. “ were kidnaped by bandits and shut
Suddenly I heard a steady hammering np In a cave.
Wood fo r Sale— Good dry fir. L.
—a strange sound It was In the midst
“ “They’ll take every cent we’ve got Hammer, phone W hite 169.
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a f such desolation— and no loneliness on us.’ moaned Mlggs. “ Every blessed
la quite so utter as the solitude o f the cent.*
Have that plow sharpened at Mc­
ravaged places. I stopped my car, got
“ “They will, ehT said Griggs,
Coy Bros.’ garage for 25c.
ant and walked toward a dilapidated though tfully.
only structure with four
“ T h e y sure will.’
Money to loan on good security by
that remained In what was ones
“ Griggs peeled a ten-spot from bis
Clarence Butt, attorney.
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hamlet. When I reached rolL
what I saw.
“ *Here, Mlggs,’ he said, ’here is that
For Sale— Good Jersey cow. Mrs.
woman stood at an Improvised an­ ten dollars I’ve been owin’ yon fo r so
A. J. Bishop, Wynooski street.
vil, beating out a horseshoe. Her hos­ long.’ "
es I learned, had been a black-
He bad fallen In battle and
Furnished room for rent at 84 per
His Ancestors.
m e wore his uniform. A child played
H e was always boasting about his month. Inquire at this office. 43pd
at her feet while the sparks flew up­ ancestors, and one day employed a
ward. All she had In the world, save genealogist to hunt them up. In dne
Highest market price paid for
this mite o f humanity and the rains time the connoisseur o f pedigrees re­ dried prunes at H. S. Glle A Oo.’s
mi her home, had been wiped out by turned, and was cordially received by
packing house.
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tha war. Even the roof above her hia patron.
head was wrecked. Yet she kept to
“ So yon have succeeded in tracing
Wanted— Fam ily o f prune pick
the task that had once sustained her. back my ancestors? What Is your
ers.
House furnished. H. E. Ml!
Between the strokes o f her hammer I f e e r
leson,
Dundee.
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could hear the boom of the fa r away
“Tw o hundred dollars.”
guns. Bounding like the doom notes In
“ Isn’t that high?” objected the pa­
I f you are looking for an engineer
tha last act o f “ Alda.” It was a thrill­ tron. “ What’s It for?”
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ing and unforgettable contrast
“ Principally,” responded the geneal­ or carpenter see D. Cantwell, 310
The woman o f that rude forge was | ogist. “ for keeping quiet about them.” Dayton Avenue.
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the heroic Incarnation o f defiant will— — Tlt-Blts.
the symbol o f her sex. Some great ’
LOANS— Lowest rates, no delaya;
AN ILLU STRATIO N .
artist might have painted the scene
mortgages bought. Attorney B. A,
mad made It the companion picture o f ;
“ Boats deserve to be called femi­ Kllks, McMinnville.
the great canvas that depicts Joan o f j
A re walking with her vision In the nine in one instance, at any rata.”
For bargains In new and second­
little churchyard at Domremy. These
“W hat is that?”
hand goods call at Nash's Second
tw o daughters o f France are o f tha
“They w ill trim their sails-**
Hand Store, 304 First St.
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asms Immortal d r * » * — *
To Save the Nation’s Food Supply
A beautiful 10-acre park in city limits, electrically lighted,
fine water and excellent sanitation. Subjects o f vital and
universal interest will be set forth by ministers from d if­
ferent states. Following is a partial lis t
The Bible Church..................
Sunday,
July 14
Jews Return to Jerusalem.............. Monday,
July 15
Sunday School W ork........ ............ Tuesday, July 16
Divine Healing............................ Thursday,
July 18
The Millenium—W hen?.,.................. Friday,
July 19
Ordinances o f the N ew Testament Saturday, July 20
Scattering and Gathering o f God’s People
......................................Sunday,
July 21
“ TH E TRUTH S H A LL M AK E YOU FREE”
COME
AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
M eals Served on the Grounds
Stray Hogs Taken Up
Tw o black hogs have been taken
up at the Landlngham place on Che­
halem Mountain. Owner can have
same by paying expenses. Including
publication o f this notice, and dam­
ages done. G. W. Ramsey. 42-44
To Whom It N ay Concern
I have a house with bath and
toilet, kitchen, dining room, livin g
room, pantry and bath room on low ­
er floor, 3 bed rooms on second floor
which I w ill rent to the proper par­
ties for $6 per month. House is now
empty and has rented fo r |10 per
For Sale— Four hop stoves, length month. Do not want It to stand emp­
4 Vi feet. Also pipe for same. J. M. ty. I f you want a house call W hite
McKay. St. Paul.
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