DARK HOMES
For Sale— Freeh cows with calves.
Call C. W. Altman, phone l l l a t . S l t f
For Sale— Fine Concord grapes.
L. T. Pennington. 1000 Sheridan,
telephone. Blue 5.
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Found— Small purse containing
some change. Owner call and pay
for this no^ce.
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Made bright and cheery
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Highest market price paid for
dried prunes at H. S. Oils ft Co.'s
packing house.
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ALADDIN M ANTLE
Horse and auto llvery . at the
Commercial barn. Open ail n<ght.
Storage furnlshed.
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KEROSENE LAM P
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LOANS— Lowest rates, no delays;
mortgages bought. Attorney B. A.
Kliks, McMinnville.
SC H O O L B O O K S
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School Supplies
If you want your children to learn right, buy their
books at Hodson's Drugstore. There are no better
books, paper, pens, fountain pens, pencils, inks, or any
school supplies than ours. Our stock is complete and
you CAN’T beat our'low prices.
Parlor Pharmacy
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The aew model is a beauty and it it economical
— read theoe toots:
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Caudle power
We have a few second hand Fords
In good condition. We give terms.
Anderson Motor Co.
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Bound W ick
H our« on 1 gal.
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Lost— Fountain pen in the poet-
oflfce. Finder please leave at the
Graphic office and oblige owner. I t
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Aladdin
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the saving in oil— and yon hove to see it
ready for uae to appreciate the beauty of
white lig h t
Good second hand No. L 11 Bits-
sard Ensilage Cutter with 30 foot
pipe for sale at Larkin-Prince Hdw.
Co. '
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W e w ill gladly demonstrate
for you.
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John Deere Implements
Buy your school books and school
supplies of Lynn B. Ferguson, Pre­
scription Druggist.
The Rexsll
Store.
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AMMUNITION
satisfy the farm er who appreciates “ quality” in
exchange fo r the good money he spends.
For Sale— Team, abput 1000 lbs.
each, and harness, very cheap for
cash. C. C. Loucks, Sherwood, Ore­
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Concord grapes for Bale by W. E. gon, R. 2.
Williams, Springbrook, phone 10a-
A full line of school books, and
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school supplies at the Rexall Store.
Prescription
Wanted— A woman to come to Lynn B. Ferguson,
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house and do weekly ironing. Phone Druggist.
Black 87.
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The largest value In tablets, pen­
For well borins call on Zlmrl
Wanted at Ones— 25 prune pick­ cils, Ink and school supplies at Lynn
2 pd
ers at Allen Fruit Co. Orchard, Dun­ B. Ferguson’s, Prescription Drug­
dee, or see Newberg Land Co.
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gist. The Rexall
Store. **
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House to rent on North School
street Mina Lftngton.
It
For Sale— 6 room house, ham. ga­
Good second growth fir wood for
sale by Newberg Orchard Co., phone rage, chicken house anV two. lots,
small' fruit.
A bargain.' W. 8.
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The party who borrowed a copy West 1501.
Bean,
College
and
North streets. I t pd
of “ 8evenoaks.” by J. G. Holland, of
It’s a
safe line to buy— for all the world knows no bet­
ter goods.
SEASONABLE GOODS
We have la stock a complete line
of standard loads ready for you to
open fife on the same birds at the
bestnnins o f the season.
No Matter what
Need—If its Hardware or
Implements—Talk it over with
Larldn-Prince H ardw are Co
Mrs. E. H. Woodward w ill confer a
For Sale— Beat quality
baled
At Private , Sale— 3 Inch wagon,
favor by returning the saifae.
straw by Uuy V. Abernathy, route
light Iron axle wagon, set work har ­
2. phone 3a4.
49-51 pd
ness. set light harneas. May he seen
For Sale— Almost new Remington
at Deering place 2
miles east of
For Sale— Choice lots in Newberg,
double barrel hammerless shot gun,
Newberg. C. H. Christepson, phone
W. M. Crawford,
ySV. John 8. Banders, 911 Blaine close In cheap.
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Dayton. Oregon.
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street.
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C. B. Wilson, county clerk, w ill be ^
* French Classes
st Larkin-Prlnce Hdw. Co. after the
A pair o f army blankets left at
9 o'clock train on Saturday, Sep­
the city park in Newberg about
Money to loan on good security by Change in Bute for Desk Telephone*
Order Your Grape* Now
throe weeks ago. Finder please re­
French Classes will be resumed tember 28, to pay bounty on mole Clarence Butt, attorney.
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Bring in the
turn to Mrs. George Bandfeau at October 8, Class Room 2. Juniors, and gopher scalps.
In the application brought by the
Buy Concoird and Isabel! grapes o f
Gregory building on First street and 3:45; Seniors, 7 p. m., Tuesdays and scalps, boys, and make a big day
Newberg
Telephone Co. for author­
Jersey bull kept st Commercial
Mrs. E. H. Woodward and put up
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receive liberal reward.
* It pd
Fridays. Teacher, Mrs. Hurlston.lt for “ Charley.”
barn.
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desk telephones, the Public Service
87.
Commission makes the following
Call Red 108 for your Spirella
statement:
Lost— Bunch of keys with 6 hr
corset.
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“ Out of a total of five hundred!
tool checks between Newberg Cy-
phones the applicant now has o n e ,
Re­
Have that plow sharpened at Mc­ hundred ten desk telephones and th e ! clary and Fourth and Main.
turn
to
Ray
Phipps
or
Graphic
o f­
Coy Bros.* garage'for 25c.
proportion of desk to wall phone« is
fice.
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rapidly Increasing. Owing to addi­
For Sale— Pigs, cows and heifers. tional first cost, increasing mainte­
Phone 9al5.
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Notice of Sale
nance expense on account pf parts
broken from falls, worn cords, etc.,
When in need of job printing get not encountered In the use of ordi­
Notice Is hereby given, that by
then call on u i for year fa ll supply of Merchandise as we are Headquarters for everything to wear.
nary equipment, the applicant claim, virtue of an order of sale duly is­
it at the Graphic.
The most fastidious can be suited here.
that this service is becoming burden­ sued out of the Justice Court for the
Wanted— A tenant for walnut and some."
4th District of Yamhill County, Or­
poultry ranch. N. E. Britt. 51tf
“ The rate of twenty-five cents per egon, on the 12th day of September,
month additional charge 1 b in use by 1918, 1 will on Tuesday, October
Wood for Sale— Good dry fir. L. other telephone companies through­ 2nd. 1918, at 2 o’clock p. m. at the
In this Section where we carry Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
Hammer, phone White 169.
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out this and other states, for this barn of George Roberta, two miles
and Furnishings you can select
type of equipment, and does not west of Dundee, Oregon, offer for
Suit or Overcoat for Men from .........................................$12.50 to $55.00
For Sale— Team, wagon and har­ seem to he unreasonable in this in­
sale and sell to the highest bidder
Suit or Overcoat for Young Men from
................... $13.50 to $40.00
ness and 1 cow. Call 1314 8th st. 51 stance.”
the following estray, to-wit:
One
Snit or Overcoat for Boys from .................... ..................... $5.90 to $16.50
“ It is, therefore, ordered that,” two-year-old Jersey heifer, color
Furnished room to rent, suitable
Subscribers are notified that be­ red, with dark hair just under the
for student. Mrs. Emellne Vincent, ginning October 1st, 1918, an addi­ eyes. Said estray has no brand or
505 Franklin street.
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tional charge of twenty-five cents ear mark to indicate owner.
per month- will be made for desk
For women who really care to dress becomingly. Every new material
Dated September 16th, 1918.
For bargains in new and second­ telephones. Newberg Telephone Co. 50-51
and style from the best manufacturers, and priced below the present
George Roberta.
hand goods call at Nash’s Second
market values.
Hand Store, 304 First St. . 31tf
Suits. Coats and Dresses at the follow ing prices:
SUBSCRIBE NOW
TO THE 4TH LIBERTY LOAN
CLOTHING
CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESSES
Children’s Coats from ....................................................
.$2.50 to $11.65
Silk and Serge Dresses from .............................................$11.86 to $37.50
Ladies* and Misses’ C oats. .$12.50 to $75.00
Ladies’ and Misses' Suits .. $20.00 to $50.00
Silk and Serge Skirts from . $5.00 to $20.00
Big Assortm ent New Fa r CoAars
H e n is where we can fit yon from the very
narrow foot to the wide one— in a ll the new
styles and combinations.
Men’s and Yonng Men’s Shoes. . . $3.85 to $10
Ladies’ and Misses’ Sh oes... $3.35 to $12.50
Children’s Shoes for all at reasonable prioes.
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W aists from $1.00 up. Velvets, Silks. Coatings, Dress Goods, Underwear,
Furnishings and Trimmings, all priced at prices that cannot be duplicated.
D. M. NAYBERGER, McMinnville, Or.
BIG
For Sale at |200— Standard make 1
piano in first class condition. Mrs.
M. B. Robertson, Dundee. 50-51 pd
For Sals— Six brood sows, 16
shoats, 3 Jersey heifers, 1 cow and
cal* some farm Implements.
L.
Hammer, Dundee.
Phone White
1*9.
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DRY GOODS
is to purchase— every department is overflowing with»Merehandise. N ew
Spaulding Logging Co.
Highest market price paid for
dried Black Caps and Loganberries
at H. 8. Oils ft Co.’s Pecking House.
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Visit our DEDUCTION COUNTED.
The most up-to-date assortment o f'a ll lines is to be found here— To see
yard.
Bounty— Chebalem end Yamhill
W olf Club will pay 850 for old coyote
scalps and $16 for cubs. H. C. Baker.
SHOES
«K a rs
SH ING LES __ « Inch Clear Butts at
$2.25 per thousand. F. O. B. mill
For Sale— Small house on corner
lot, fenced, near high school, furn t-1
ture, I cords of wood cut an d in shed
all goes at a bargain.
Inquire at
Graphic office.
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A ll
farmers
desiring
Federal
Loans should see Mr. Woodworth at
First National Bank at once, as
Government appraiser is due any
day.
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D EM O N S T A T IO N
OF THE
Happy Farmer Tractor
on Harry Davis farm, 5 miles west
of Newberg on
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Sept 30th and O c t 1 s t
It will pay you to come even
though you don’t contemplate pur­
chasing in the near future.
ANDERSON MOTOR CO.
W. T. ANDERSON
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