M to tf w e d M a e c e a ta s Brack, ok-
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f t èssa ayt require very much toll to
ara« enough food to keep tool and
body together. And tkoa. what la tb«
hotter pan of I». la that the aoul aad
hadj kept together oa Jan aa little
toed aa necnaarj make for each other
the tery beat company. J um once gite
the body more food than It need* and
aaa bow the aoul protrata. Jnat enough
aad ao more la the doctrine of life
and health. We read the other day of
a groat Engltah author de«*rtbing his
pera!stent diet, which was bread and
batter and fruit. On that he lived,
thrived and did his great work and
la happy. The Idea that stuffing the
stomach conduces to health aad
strength la not to be trusted, and espe­
cially where anxious mothers cram the
little bodies of their children with all
kinds of treacherous food to make
them grow fat.
Call Red 199 tor your Spiralis
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corset.
Jersey bull kept at Commercial
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bara.
Oliver Chilled plows and repairs
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at H art’s shop.
Hr. Jarre tt, «ira I mi ju t
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For bargains in new aad second­
hand
goods
call
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Veal calves wsated at tha Naw- Rand Store. 304 First St.
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berg Feed Store.
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Good residence lot la Portland
Wagon woodwork and track bodlat trade
Newberg property. T al
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made at H art's shop.
Address Box 14. Newberg.
Wanted— Deed fence wire. In- Single Comb Rhode Island Rad
quire at Graphic oftleto.
I t agga for hatching. 91 for 19. Salila
Have that plow sharpened at Me- K. Back, Dundee, phone I t a l i . SStf
Coy Bros.' garage for 2Sc.
T jq s «__Lowest ratea, no delays;
For Reefer’s More Eggs Tonic see mortgagee bought. Attorney B. A.
John Dunlap or phone Blue 12t.l0tf Kllks. McMinnville.
For Sals— Modern 9 room house. 1 For Sale—Lime and sulphur spray
lots, fru it Cheap, good terms. Call al H. S. Olle A Co.’a Packing House.
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at 401 West Third.
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Rock eggs for hatching,
Wanted—Woman to giva one day O. Barred
A.
C.
laying
strain. 91 for l |.
each week to general house work at W. W. Colby, phono
S ia li, l t t f
26 cents an hour. Phone Tall. I t
For Sale— Prana truss, fch&de
Qet your SPLIT CEDAS POSTS trees,
strawberry plants, rubbery
of SPAULDDTO LOGGING CO. Ju t of all kinds.
Newberg Feed A Seed
received carload 18 tn. to I I In. l l t f
For Sale—Pair 1 year old colts or
will trade for eattle. G. W. Dayton, For Sale— 11x18 stave alio, prac­
phone Red 141.
I t pd tically new, taken down ready to
move. Also 50 cords of |fe. 1 fir
Strayed or Stolen—Little red rock­ wood. Call Blue 1. Dr. Brown, l l t f
ing hone from porcfi of J. R. Horn­
ing last Thursday between the hours Sergt. Thos. Curtis, the famous
of 3 and 4 o'clock.
I t pd Ja u violin player, will play for the
big dance at McMinnville Saturday
For Sale—Good horse I years old. night. There will be some crowd. I t
weight 1110. - Also full blood Hol­
stein bull coming two yean old. Knight Adjustment Co., McMinn­
Phone 8 a llll.
39 ville, Oregon, anceeseora to Yamoreg
Collection Agency. Makes Collec­
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Mare for Sale—Sound and true, tions.
good worker. 7 years old, weight
1300 to 1400. Henry Haveman, For Sale—Small house on corner
Mountain Top, Laurel P.O.
It lot. fenced, near high school, furni­
ture. | cor(Js of wood cut and In shed,
Boy your flaking tackle of Harry
Garrett of the Newberg Cyelery. 19 The Oregon Fire Relief Associa­ all goes at a bargain. Inquire at
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tion Incr eased Its insurance 9970,- Newberg Creamery.
000 during 1919 over that of the For Sale—Wagon, I seated hack,
previous yaar. "There’s a reason.” 11 single haraeas, 6-foot Dealing bind­
11 disc harrow with seed attach­
Lost— 14x4 tire on demountable er,
ment.
power gasoline en­
rim on road Newberg to Dal lea. gine. R. 1 tt W. horse
Staley,
phone lT n ll.lltf
Finder please aotify Willamette Val­
ley Lumber Co., Dallas, Oregon. 19 All stock companies iaereased
their fire Insurance ratea last Octo­
For Sale— House and two lota on ber. The Oregon Fire Relief is still
River street. House thoroughly re­ writing insurance on the old baala.
modeled, papered and painted, bath See or phone J. L. Hoskins for par­
and electric lights. Phone Black ticulars.
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’ We make switches to match your
For Sale— I t acres Joining New­ hair
and also from eombtngm. Puffs,
For Sale— 1 ton good loone grain berg on the east, at 98.000, but If transform
ations and everything in
Found—Some filma. Inquire at hny; 1 ton baled straw ; 1 Casa 14- taken soon, 97,100. Will exchange
this office.
I t inch Sulky plow, good shape;-1 Stew­ for prune orchard well improved. ,hnlr goods to order. Lee Millinery
Gregory Block, Newberg,
art clipper, nearly new. Phone IT Ivan Everest.
10-17 Company,
Oregon.
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n il. P. W. Baughman.
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For Sale—As I am going East soon
For Sale—Baled hay aad straw, I want to sell my 1019 five paseenger I For Sale— 10 acres I miles from
first class timothy, clover and grain Maxwell car. All In good condition. Dundee. Finest prune land, 7 acres
hay. Ngt musty and no weeds. Phone Nearly as good as new. Can ha had > commercial applea 7 years old. 1
Buy your flaking tackle of Harry Dayton or write LaFayetta. W. W. at a bargain. Fred L. Ames, 411 acres pasture, 10 acres timber, erode
I t South Main, Newberg, Oregon, p£ana and spring. Easy terms. Christo­
G arrett of the Newberg Cyelery. 10 Lunger.
17 pd
Red »1.
I t pd pher A Young, Dundee.
For Sals—Nice horns place, about
12 acres, mils southeast of Newberg,
In bcrrlea and fruit, except river
bank I t pasture. Good buildings,
almost new. Place paid over 99 per
cent on price asked (91.099) last
year and can soon double that. W.
Matnwarlng, R. 2. Phone 21 a l l for
anto.
99 pd
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We desire to Contract for
unlimited acreage of any
of these varieties, offering
term Contracts for four
years more at good prices.
Growers who anticipate planting berries this spring and desire
us to secure plants should see us within the next ten days
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VALLEY CANNING COMPANY
For Sale— I acres Improved;
house, family orchard, chicken yard
and pans; along road near city limits.
3 acres Improved, along Portland
road, east of and near city limits.
I ’ room plastered house, within
city limits. 9700.90.
Money to loan on Improved farm
property at six per cent. Clarence
Butt.
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“Baby Chicha"—We are offering
this season baby chicks and hatching
eggs from our famous trap-nested ft
C. W hits Leghorns. Chicks after
May 10th In lots of 10 or more at 19c
each delivered at your post offloe.
Eggs for hatchnlg at 19c each la lota
of 30 or mors delivered at your post
office. Miller Poultry Farm. New*
berg. Oregon.
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Millinery work done at rsaeoaabln
prlcea. Will also remodel aad ro-
trlm your old hats to loök Üka aew.
My experlenee In thte work kas besä
acquired la Wholesale millinery
bouseu Hnve also worked for tww
of the largest millinery departm eat
Stores ln Portland, etc. 101 North
Edwards Street. Phons Blne 144. IT tf
I will stand my Fereheron horra
at my farm I miles north of Now-
berg ot Chehalem Center. Frlra
920 to insure live colt. Will malu
a reduction for I or n o n rameo.
The hone la black, with star,
weight 1900, age 4 years. Tow
patronage will be appreciated. Ml
Sunday business. J. ft Gravea, phons
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We wish to thank our friends for 17all.
their many kind acta In our behalf
In our aad hours, from the lots of
our beloved^ son. W. McKinley
Graves, who lost his life In North­ I bava gona late the Reni B eute
west Steel Shipyard, Portland, on business in Portland aad am now
March 28. We cannot express our ready to sell your place. I bara the
thanks for your sympathy and kind buyers aad If you want to sail acre­
acts in a way to expraes our hsarts’ age, large or small, coma and list It
deepest gratltuds. but ws do thank with me and If your price la right
every one from the bottom of our I will move It for you. You will
hearts. ,-
find me associated with John f t
J. S. Graves and family. Howard at S II Chamber of Com­
merce. J. D. Gordon.
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Anto Fare to Portland 00 Cents
1 am making dally trips to Port­
land. leaving at 9:41 In tha morning.
Will eall at rosldance on notice. B.
A. Hall, phone Blue 71.
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The Baptist Ladles’ Aid will hold
s window sals at Crada's markst Sat­
urday, April 12.
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My son, Mslvln R. Foulds, having
laft boms voluntarily and ro­
tated to return, I will not be re­
sponsible for any bills contracted by
or for him. John R. Foulds, Broad-
My wife, Sarah, haring laft ms
without cause, t hereby notify tha
public that 1 will sot be raapoute-
ble for any dabta that gha au y in*
cur.. Noah Lapp.
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