Newberg graphic., August 01, 1918, Image 3

TOU will find the Uaited States NationalBank ever
nady to lend its moral booking in the extension or op*
«ration of your industries. Ton will find ns willing
to lead financial aid when that operation or extension
is consistent with national interests and is araotial.
Not AN Land in Florida Suitabio
to Production.
■AN CAPNED
Don’t let anybody fool himself with
She Idea that he can grow oranges
anywhere la Florida, writes John A.
Over the rugged upland road, or the straight-
81 either in LesUe’a Weekly. The or­
By opening an account here
Country Road and
ange needs a soil adapted to it It
Multt-Mile
Card
Tirât
reveal
their extra value
thrives beet not In the white send yon
you anticipate pour future-
qualities. Dependable service over more
see
under
the
pines,
bat
In
e
yellow
requirements.
over more miles is the reputation these quality
loom The pines ere cat *or horned
tires
have won. Because—They’re Extra-Tasted.
end the palmetto cleared away. Then
the land la plowed end harrowed at a
coat of about $25 per acre for clearing
with colorbd labor at 18 cents an boar.
Uvea five-year-old budded stock is
planted. It comes from the nurseries
carefully boxed and pecked and looks
Each extra test has he value In giving extra-
Uke a aawed-off young tree about two
or three Inches In diameter. The
service to the m otorist For example: the final
acreage Is first carefully {dotted out In
Extra-Test for wearability makes perfection a cer­
poaocmoKaoB
regular rows, with stakes 25 feet apart
tainty. No tire in any way below the high standard
A hale is dug end the orange tree is
set, can possibly “get by.”
carefully laid In, at a depth of two or
“Ejctra-Tosted” is the real reason why the
three feet A basin Is left about the
famous Racine Country Road Three deliver
tree Into which a quantity of water Is
mileage far beyond their guarantee.
poured end then the soil Is heaped pp
to the level, or higher, as circum­
Racine M nkiM ile Card Tirm are
stances may require. These young or­
LARGE STOCK OF
ange trees cost from 75 cents to $2
each at the nursery, end will begin to
beer In four or five years, if they sur­
vive the frost Insects and gophers or
land turtles that burrow around the
An acre of mature bearing orange
ON HAND. PRICES RIGHT
or grapefruit trees Is expected to yield
from $1,000 te $2,000 net to the own­
er la each high-priced tlmee as these.
I saw e grove of nine end s half acres
lakeland for which an offer of
NEWBERQ FEED STORE near
$20£00 had been refused. The own­
er, It waa said, received over $6,000
for his crops this year. At the Lake
Highland Country dub, Mr. Holism
told me he planted hie orange groves
la 22 rows of 22 trees, or 484 to a
plat, wing two-year-old bud­
Miss Halcyon Wiley attended camp | Leslie Parrish left on Monday of ten-acre
trees that coat 75 cents each.
meeting In Portland for a few days last week to answer to kls country's ded
1 o'” [ I .......-
He calculated that clearing the land
I P. ’<• , •
of last week.
call.
and setting trees cost from $25 to $86
Jack Sawyer is home from his Mrs. Adlai Livengood is spending an acre each, care end cultivation $2
work In the ship yards In Portland some time in Per*wood visiting eld per acre per month, fertiliser for a
ten-acre plot $80 the first year, $80
for a week's work on the farm.
friends.
tbp
second. $110 the third, and |M0
Li
N. L. Wiley will lead Christian Mrs. Emery Jones is visiting her the fourth.
He figured that the fourth
Endeavor Sunday evening. Mr. WII- mother-in-law, Mrs. CUhrlle Jokes, year
the growers might expect to har­
ey will touch on prohibition.
this week.
vest aa avenge of two boxes at
Mrs. Claude Pairbaaks returned fruit per tree, with an Increase of one
Good for Fair Sex.
*
recently from Wyoming, where she box e year thereafter. Gulls and drop­
Children's
Savings.
T
he
S
aturday
half
holiday
end
the
made an extended visit with rela­ ped fruit, formerly thrown away, More than 40,000 children under six­ observance of Sunday as a day of open
PHONE RED 202
now find a market, the pulp be­ teen years of age have savings ac­ air recreation, a w riter states, are
tives. — •.
ing need for marmalade and the Juice counts In the Los Angeles banks. They w orking pow erfully and beneficially Uve Stock CiH inki lercfeNt
Berry picking is about over. Next for
bottling. I noticed advertisements have more then $1,000,000 on deposit, tow ard health and longevity. G irls and
will come evergreen blackberries, In local
Mk Stock a pocWty
papers offering 50 coats per or an average of something over $25 women stand peculiarly in need of
which will fill in the time nicely 100 pounds
for sound "drop and cull each. One thlrtoen-yeerold youngster exercise, and activities which give Residence 1832 Portland Road
until prunes come on.
grapefruit" Signs In the packing Is credited with heading foe list. He them an entirely new set of m ental
houses notify growers that "every has nearly $2,000 on deposit, from e and physical impulses. G ardening and
Mr.and Mrs. Parker and ehildran. doubtful
orange Is a cull.”
made with 50 cents when botanizing, m otoring parties, excur­
and Mr. and Mrs. Hofmeister sad The orange
tree Is remarkable. The beginning
sions, bird study, and all the things
be
was
seven
years old.
little son. all of Portland, were visitor Is astonished
to
find
blossoms
th
at am use and interest, including all
Many
of
the
Los
Angeles
banks
make
HODSON St ELLIOTT
guests of the D. A. Jones family Sun­ on one branch of an orange tree and special provisions for the savings ac­ light
athletic
sports,
especially
if
day.
folly ripened fruit on soother. Na­ counts of children and In addition to these can be practiced in the open air,
ture Is a wonder worker. She makes accepting savings accounts, teach les­ ere splendid.
no mis takes She can neither be fooled
of thrift in fodr advertising mat­
WHtora Are Queer Pioli.
nor bribed. A grower tells me sons
ter.
They also lend encouragement
In an article which Emerson Hoi
that en orange tree blossoms to to thrift
In foe public
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
m great novelist, has written tor
February end In June. If In Febru- schools and propaganda
children’s organisations.
mertran Magasine, he aaye:
T
he
only
A bstract Books in
"At one time It became neceai
Yam hill County
The Supreme Teat
Yamhill
County
Abstract
Co.
Mrs. Jack Sawyer drove Into Port­
I wee et e strange little meeting In M c M innville
.
O
regon
Ohio,
and
Just
before
the
meeting
e
land Friday, returning Saturday eve­
woman came np with a very stern ex­
ning. With the exception of a
pression on her face and said: *T am
couple of stretches of read where
Just going to tdl you this. I bad to
craws are working the entire high­
give my boy. He was drafted and I
way Is in splendid condition.
had bo choice. But I won’t give up
my food for anybody.” It sounded as
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
If her food was of more value to her
Lloyd Brlckley will be pleased to
than her boy. “But won’t you please
know of the arrival of a son at the
come to the meeting and hear wbat I
Brlckley home Wednesday. "Grand­
Buy your Monuments
bave
to tell you about how it is over
ma” Strata spent the week in Port­
there7"
I
asked.
She
came;
and
after
from
land to help welcome the youngster.
the meeting she came to me and said:
“I am Just going to tell you that I am
Fred Parrett. who has been work­
going
change my mind. I will go
An
orange
navel
Is
merely
an
ab­
ing In the shipyards in Portland, waa
a good black- normal growth, aa abortive attempt of without to some
of foe things.”—Mrs. A.
requested by Unde Sam to return
Burnett-Smifo,
In the Atlantic.
nature
to
produce
twins.
Lots and single graves
One
of
the
home and use his threshing machine
twins
filled,
however,
surviving
only
cared
for by the year.
to help harvest the grain. As soon
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
aa
a
protuberance
in
foe
blossom
end
Monuments
cleaned to
as this is done, he will return to his
of
the
orange,
and
there
forming
a
look
like
new.
Satisfac­
work In Portland.
Utile navel-like kernel enveloped In In the county court of the state of
tion
guaranteed.
Oregon,
for
the
county
of
Tamhlll.
foe -akin of the fruit. Buds from foe
Arthur Peters waa married Satur­
trees producing these freaks were In the matter of the estate of Eliz­
day In Portland to Mrs. Dorothy Pen-
grafted on the other stock, and grad­ abeth Kight, deceased.
ner. The entire Peters family at­
ually
foe semi-dwarf navel-orange tree Notice is hereby given that the
tended the ceremony. Mr. Peters is
waa established In California. The undersigned.
one of the very popular young men
Executor of the estate
original trees of this stock came from
of Rex and hosts of congratulations
of Elisabeth Kight, deceased, has
Bahia,
Brasil,
where
their
peculiarity
attand his new undertaking.
had been noted but uot utilised. No rendered and presented, and filed his
one had taken foe hint supplied by final account of his Administration
nature until they were transplanted to of said estate, in the above named
thdr new home on foe Pacific coast, court, and that said court has ap­ nace Your Order With
where they became one of the most pointed Saturday, the 17th day of
prolific growths of the state. The na­
Jack Larsen has built an addition
SPAULDING
A. D. 1918, at ten o’clock
vel orange Is frequently seedless, snd August,
to bis barn.
in the forenoon of said day as the
what few seeds are found in It are time,
ly V. L VINCENT
Mrs. Lathrop visited with her
and the county court room in LOGGING CO.
amnll ana undeveloped.
daughter in Portland last week, re­
the court house in the city of Mc­
(Notice Oar Livestock Exchange
Minnville, in Yamhill county, state
turning on Monday.
Merely Quids poets
A well-known banker in a down­ of Oregon, as the place for the hear­
Several of our farmers hauled
town
restaurant was eating mush and ing of the said account, and the ob­
gravel last Week on the road between
of all kinds
jections, if any, thereto at which
John Erwert’s place and the R. E.
"What’s the u itter?” Inquired a time and place, any and all person« l
Belieu farm.
friend.
interested in said estate may appear, ‘ B e rry C ra te s
"Got dyspepsia.'
Mrs. Chancey Gell has fully re­
and.file their objections In writing
you enjoy your meals?"
covered from an attack of chicken- France a beard tax was Imposed upon “Don’t
I will stand my pure bred
the said account or to any par-!
"Enjoy my meals?" snorted the In­ to
pox. which confined her to her home the clergy. The celebrated Duprat, dignant
ticular
item
contained
therein,
and
dyspeptic. "My meets are
a n d H allo ck s
black Percheron stud
for about two wefcks.
lord high chancellor of France, waa merely gu I deposts to take medicine be­ contest the same.
Dated at Newberg, Oregon, this We always have the kind
The busy ham of the thresher can the adviser of the mpasure, and e bull fore and after."—Knoxville Sentinel.
WHITE STAR
18th day of July, A. D. 1818.
be heard in this community this was published by the pope eajointoy
you
want
to shave their chins. Then
Studylng foe Case.
week, which reminds us that sum­ a the tax clergy
HALL. |
at my bam, two miles north
waa levied by the king upon all "You're under arrest,” exclaimed foe Executor of the estate L. of F. Elizabeth
i
mer Is passing swiftly.
of Newberg,first place west
who wished to ha exempted from the officer, as he stopped the automobile. Kight. deceased.
Mrs. Marie PMteaberg sad chil­ harsh decree, th e Mehep and others "What fo rr Inquired Mr. Ghnggins. First
of Chehalem Center chttrteh
issue July 18, 1918.
dren returned to their home in Port­ who could afford tho moans paid the “I haven't made np my mind yet Last issue
August 15, 1918.
Single season $20; two sea-
tax, but the poorer clergy were obliged I’ll Just look over yonr lights, so’ your
land on Sunday, after a week’s visit, to
license,
an*
your
numbers,
an'
so
forth.
yield
at
the
point
of
the
rasorv—
with Mrs. Pan ten berg's mother. Mrs. London Tit-Bits.
Weekly Oregonian and Graphic
I knew I can get you for somethin’."—. year.
Ztnsen.
$2.
Nebraska Legal News.
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