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New Equipment
Presbyterian
Morning sermon by pastor Lee on
j "Five Men Won by Christ.’*
Union evening service in park, or
else in Methodist church (weather
determining which.)
Monday evening at 8. Trustee
monthly meeting.
Wednesday at 8. concert of prayer
for missions.
All who are of Presbyterian incli-
. nation.1 or non-church goers cordially
invited. Friend, go to some house
of worship and pray.
! Wood for Sale— Good dry fir. L.
! Hammer, phone White 169.
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Wanted— To buy a 3 or 4 horse
disc drill. Must be practically new.
!J. C. Lemon. White 165.
47-48 pd
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¡dried prunes at H. S. Oils A Co.’s
packing house.
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LOANS— Lowest rates, no delays:
mortgages bought. Attorney B. A.
Kliks, McMinnville.
Dr. H. J. Talbot. President of
We have a few second hand Fords
Kimball College of Theology, will
in
good condition. We give terms.
preach net Sunday morning at the
Anderson
Motor Co.
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Methodist church.
Friends
Out of the ring for several days
bnt now right back on the job
again to give you first clan
work in every way.
Remember I do cleaning, press­
ing, dying, hat blocking, glove
cleaning and alterations of all
kinds.
Thanking the public for their
liberal patronage in the past
and solicitiing the same in the
future, I will be glad to serve
you at my new location. 6021/*
First street.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning meeting at 11, sermon by
the pastor, subject— “ A Valley Filled
With Trenches.”
Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.
Evening meeting 8 o’clock.
Spaulding Logging Co.
Want to Rent— Some good land for
wheat within 2 or 3 miles of my
place. J. C. Lemon, White 165. 48pd
Money to loan on good security by
Clarence Butt, attorney.
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NEWBERG CHURCH SERVICES
Christian
On next Sunday morning the pas­
tor will speak st 11 o’clock on “ What
Do We as Disciples at Christ Believe
of Christian Unity?” All interested
in this subject are incited to be
present.
The Ladies' Aid Society
every Tuesday afternoon at 2
Mid week prayer meeting at 8 'o’clock
on Wednesday evenings.
On Friday evening, September
the C. E.’s will have their regular
monthly business meeting, after
which they will Join others of the
church in painting the basement.
Those coming to assist in the work
are requested to bring their own
paint brushes, and those present who
are not clad in work clothes will be
heavily fined.
The church service fldg will be en­
larged by the addition of two stars,
one for Ovei McCoy and another for
Arthur Parrish.
The C. E. keepe in touch with
members in the service by sending
them once a month a booklet made
by the members now present. Each
page is made by a different Endeav-
orer and may contain a short letter,
kodak pictures, etc.
The pastor will speak next Sunday
evening on "Excuses.” Is there any
excuse for your not being present?
lieving—come and look them over.
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TJaik tO
about lighting your home for the dark winter months, we will show
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ful white light, which makes reading -at night a pleasure.
Come in and we will show you.
Seasonable goods— Corn Knives, wooden kegs and
barrels, stone jars, knaut kutters, lanterns, etc., you’ll
Call Red 108 for your Splrella
For Sale— Some good oak wood at
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corset.
36.50 per cord.
Can give some
choice ss to slxe. D. V. Fendali, phone
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Have that plow sharpened at Mc­ East 1522.
Coy Bros.’ garage for 25c.
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Found— Package of merchandise
on
road between Dundee and New­
For Sale— Berkshire sow with six
berg.
Owner may call on B. S. Hun­
grade pigs. A. E. Moore.
ter. Dundee.
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you the goods and quote our prices, that’s part of
The D. M. Nayberger store at Mc­
Minnville will be closed all day Sat­
in Fair Maples dryer next urday of this we«ik on account of
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P. Diment, phone Black Jewish holiday.
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To Rent for Cash— Farm near Rex
of
94 acres, 35 in cultivation, balance
Good second growth fir wood for
in
pasture, good buildings— |300.
sale by Newberg Orchard Co., phone
Louis
Pulsky. Third and South Main
West 1501.
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streets.
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Lost— A pair of spectacles with
For Sale— Small house on corner
brown celluloid frame. Finder please
lot, fenced, near high school, furni­
leave at Graphic office.
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ture. 6 cords of wood cut an d in shed
Anyone having five acres and up all goes at a bargain. Inquire at
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they want slashed may address B. Graphic office.
Sinkey, 6 % Third street. Portland. 1
Old Time Lense
It will be interesting to you. to know how our Optical. Watch and Clock repair department helps
you to be war time efficient.
It is absolutely necessary that your eyes are able to do their utmost and that yonr watches and
clocks are running correctly.
Hundreds of people are almost completely
blind without their glasses and they are continually
To show you— Last . month, the month fewest are broken, we repaired
in some way. straightened or fitted, 304 pairs of glasses.
Last year over 100 students were able to go on with school work and many others able to do
much better work after being fitted with gla u es... It will pay yon to know the exact condition of
your eyes.
It is also absolutely necessary yonr watch, and clocks at home, in schools, sawmills, railroads, tele­
phone clocks, etc., ran correctly in order for yon be war time efficient.
Last month we regulated,
put in crystals, screws or repaired in some way 253 watches, besides many alarm clocks and mantel
clocks.
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Counting Newberg. St. Paul, Springbrook and all living close to Newberg, abont seven thousand,
depend on ns for correct time, and for glasses
straightened and repaired.
We are always glad to regulate yonr watch free of charge, and also give yon any small adjust­
ment to make yonr glasses more com fortable.
We are always glad to help yon.
Yours for better Eye Service,
C . A. M O R R IS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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find our stock oomplete and prices satisfactory to you
or you need not make the purchase— we like to show
the business.
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On aooount of having purchased stocks of goods out-
^ recnlar
rf trade,we are long on
Cutlery and our prices on pocket knives,
scissors,
hatcher
knives
etc.,
«re
practically as cheap ns this class of goods wasreer offered to yon with the exception of n
few of the cheapest grade patterns.
We dan save yon money on this «*•— of
chandiae.
It will pay yon to steer yonr “fall busi neu” on Hardware and Implements toward
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
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CARD OF THANKS
Wanted — Several
experienced
1 wish to tbank all my friends, in­
Farm for rent or re-lease. Horses, salesmen tor Dry Goods and Fancy
cluding
the lodges and clubs, for the
Goods
departments.
Good
salary
to
cow, heifer and farm implements for
sale. E. W. Mueller, phone 33a53.49p the right parties. D. M. Nayberger, beautiful flowers and other kind­
nesses shown in my recent bereave­
McMinnville, Oregon.
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ment.
John Larkin.
I wish to thank very kindly* the
party who turned my cows out of
For Rent— Good 6-room house, A1
the barn before It (was burned and if condition, convenient and electric Public Sale of High Grade Jersey
Cows, Horses, Farm Implements,
they will let me know who they are lighted* color white, trimmed In
etc., September 12
I will gladly reward them for the French gray. 36 per month. 210
kind act.
C. A. Hod son.
West
Hancock
street.
Ready
Sept.
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On above date at Shook farm 7
miles northwest of Newberg I will
sOIl ail my stock and implments, in­
cluding 12 high giade Jersey c o w h
testing fr -m 4.4 to 5.6, registers
Jersey t>,al• 14 heiiere. Individual
certificate of health furnished with
each animal over 12 months old.
Implements include two wagons,
buggy, mower, plows, harrows and
cultivators and many other articles.
Usual terms. Peter Lund.
N. P.
Nelson, auctioneer, R. P. Gill, clerk.
47-48 pd
Correct Lens
Let us show you one of
these handsome lamps, they’re beautiful, economical on oil, and make other ooal oil lights
War Tune Efficience
losing or breaking them.
the famous “Aladdin Lamp” that fills your home with a beauti­
For Sale— Fine Italian and Petite
prunes for canning. L. T. Penning­
Jersey bull‘*>kept at Commercial ton. 1000 Sheridan st.. Phone Blue
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barn.
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For Sale— Team, wagon and har-
1 cow. Call 1314 8th st. 51
about Heaters or
m have the stock to show
you at very reasonable prices— seeing is be­
look like a candle light.
Highest market price paid for
dried Black Caps and Loganberries
at H. S. Oile A Co.’s Packing House.
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For bargains in new and second­
hand goods call at Nash's Second
Hand Store, 304 First St.
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SHINGLES— 6 Inch Clear Butts at
$2.25 Per thousand. F. O. B. mill
yard.
engaging the time
of the nmrch»nU
throughout the country end we take this
means of informing the public that we
are well equipped at ‘T h e, Big Hard­
ware Store” to take care of your fall
business in our line in such a manner
dial it will be to your advantage to in­
vestigate before you let go your money.
, Horse and auto livery at the
! Commercial barn. Open all night.
Storage furnished.
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Notice to the Tax Payers of Yamhill
County, Oregon
'N otice is hereby given that on
Monday. September 9th, 1918, the
board of equalization of Yamhill
County, will attend at the office of
the County aseessor of said county
and publicly examine the assessment
rolls for the year 1918, and correct
all errors in valuations, description
or qualities of land, lots or other
property, and it la the duty of all
persons interested to appear at the
time and place appointed and if it
shall appear to such board of equali­
sation that there tore any lands, lots
or other property assessed twice or
in the name of a person not the
owner of same, or assessed under or
beyond its value, or any lands, lots)
or other property not assessed, said
board o f equalization shall make the
proper corrections.
Martin Miller, County
MeMinnvllle, Oregon.
August 29, 1919.
For Sale by Owner
Forty acre ranch, one mile south of
Dundee, at a bargain, set with fruit
as follows: 11 acres of prunes mostly
young, Just coming In good bearing,
2% acre# of loganberries all wired.
86 apple trees, 28 peach trees, 15
pear trees, 28 cherry trees, 35 plum
trees The place Is equipped with two
good dwelling houses, a good prune
drier with two stores, good barn and
machine sheds, hayfork with attach­
ments, two good chicken houses,
brooder house, good granary and
workshop, also a water tank which Is
piped to both bouses and drier. A
gasoline engine runs wood saw,
pumps water to fill the Unk and runs
washing machine. Wood saw and
engine goes with place.
A good
creek runs through the place. Also
a ten acre lot In Sear’s Subdivision
about two miles west of Newberg.
set with prune trees. For terms in­
quire of Ira C. Smith, Dundee. 49 pd
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Removal Hotice
I have moved mjr office from the
Edwards building to the Seely resi­
dence, 110 North School street,
where I am equipped for giving
steam baths, light curee,ch!ropr*ctlc
and 'Scientific massage treatments.
Dr. Adell Oochnour.
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NOTICE— Our Store will be closed all day Saturday, September
7th, on acconn of Jewish Holiday. Will open at 6 p .m.
New Fall Goods
Arriving Daily
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New Fall Coats
Bea itifulM odels in the latest materials priced from
$16.50 to $75.00
New Suits
Ir. all the toe newest shades and styles priced from
$25.00 to $75.00
New Serge and Silk Dresses
Priced from $11.85 to $45.00
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New Dress Goods and Silks
In all the latest materials and colors at popular prioes.
New Shoes
For Men, Women and Children.
Our Shoes are fitted by expert
Shoe men. If you have any Shoe troubles consult our Shoe Specialist
Clothing for M en,
Young Men and Boys.
latest Fall Models from
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits in all the
$13.50 to $50.00
Boys’ School and Dress Suits priced from
$5.90 to $16.50
Oregon Cashimeres Boys’ Saits priced from
$9.00 to $12.50
When yon are ready for yonr Fall Outfit be sore to see onr Stock,
as ire can save yon money and onr Assortment is very Urge.
D. M. NAYBERGER,
Me Minn villa
Oregon