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condition. Carito» Qarage.
SPIRITS
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Black da« pickers vanti
O. Jphanson. phono 164626
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corset.
tar your Splçclla
Registered, Jersey bull kept for
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service by C. W. Altman, Duftdee.J'tf
Plain Mwtng done at rShidente.
309 West Fifth street. *
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Hay for sale by C. W
! phone Red 1692.
Altman
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For Salew-Cheat or grain bay. W
E. Kamee, phone 9a3.
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sixty or seventy yean ago two life-. ^or Reefer's More Eggs Tonic see
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sued effigies were remote« from the John Dunlap or phone Blue 126.19U
mortgage» bought. Attorney B. A
altar tomb In the church owing to the
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Kllks. McMinnville:
strange noises they were heard to
For Sale— Dry slab wood at $2.SO
make, and removed to the cellar at j per cord at the mill. R. W. Stole* t Wanted— From 10 to 100 sherry
the rectory, where owing to their coo-. ^ Stm
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tin nance of emitting noises they so dts- j _____ _______
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8pringbrook.
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Curbed the residents in the building:
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that In self-defense they were Interred Rooms— Furnlahed and unfurnlsh-
In the consecrated ground of the «4. 112 North Main street.
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Wanted— Limited tonnage carrots.
churchyard.
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Chanteney variety only.
Valley
l«ca l archeologists recently decided
Brin_ your job work to the Canning Co.
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te test the truthof the atory. and after Arsphlc offtM.
three days’ digging recovered the
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Wanted— Loganberry pickery for
statues. The figures were decapitate ""
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ed and the man had loot his legs, but
Wanted— Good young shqep o r any Large crop and good berries. A. S
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tb< head of the woman was recovered breed. Clifford Calkins or phone Melllnger.
end the man’s head Is in the posses- J9a3.
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For Sale— Deering mower and hay
Moo of a resident of the village.
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C. W. Altman, phone Red
The church records show that early
Waated_Um|ta4l tonnage carrot* rake.
M the last century there waa a hand-
1692.
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some altar tomb with full-length O f Chanteney variety only.
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of WiUlam Huett and Mary, his j Canning Co.
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bull is too young for further service.
•ffirae with the records.
We are in the anrket for your
Grant Conway.
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The figures are recumbent and the
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heads rest upon embroidered cushions * * *
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hung with tassels carved In stone, berries and will always pay the high-
For Sale— McCormick mower, 5-ft.
They represent a man riad in p *rtd j«t Pri**- H. a Oil* * Co.
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cut. Phone 9a2S, before 6:30 a. m
armor and a woman wearing the head- — -— ■---------------- 1 — —----- ----- » ------ W
and between 9 and 10 p. m.
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*eae of the Elizabethan period. The HEMSTITCHING— We do the finest
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superior w o rtn M S lf “ « V » “
Sale— Trotting bores about
k" B l « r ; rood,
- s s of oil 3 four For years
old.
Inquire at 1113
dhow that the monument most have W»«*. switches made to order from River sl»ee{.
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been a very handsome one. the approx- jou r combings. Las Millinery Com«
•hate date of erection being about puny, Gregory Block. Newberg, Ore-
For Rent—-Two furnished sleeping
rooms with bath., 216 Third and
Grant streets.
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A LARGE PURCHASE o f these blankets enable;
us to offer two exceptional values. These are
suitable for campers and harvesters as well as
for usual home use.
LOT NO. 1 .-6 6 x 8 4 double blanket, khaki o d o r with
striped borders, extra heavy. W e m ade an unusual
low purchase o f this line and will give our trade
thebenefit 100 pair w hile they last, d j O Q Q the
d e la y e d in main center aisle, at
pair
L O T NO. 2 —66x80 double blanket These are with
bound edges, in grays and tans with light blue
and white stripes and plaids. O ffered.at less than
todays wholesale price, displayed <tO A O the
BIG APRON SPECIAL
Again you may profit extraordinarily at this groat a a j e o f Women’s
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P urchase at an unusual price concession
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Get your boxes and berry crates
of Spâuldlng^Logging Co. All kinds
and sises.
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Berry picker wanted for black cape
and red raspberries. Phone Blue 6
or Black 123.
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BARRED ROCKS— Black Minor
caa. Stock and eggs. N. U WUey,
Rex, Oregon.
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For bargains m new and .second­
hand-goods call at Nash’s Second
Hand Store. 304 First St.
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FOR PRESERVING
Lest— $20 bil) at the city park on
Isst Sunday. Finder please report
at the .Graphic jfffice and receive
reward. * ».
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Valley Canning Company
For Sale— 6 room bungalow m
Lost— Lady’s gold breast pin with
FSr. Sale—Dr trade for\ a heavy
Finder please blocks from Pacific College. Also
wagon; a 1300 pound horse; also amethyst setting.
360 grain sache. W. H. Dean, phone leate at library wlfh Miss Langton 5 room cottage 1 block south of U.
S. National Bank. Both houses mod­
and receive reward. . *
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ern and Convenient. Write of call
Spedai Trip»—Country, Portland,
For Sale— Prone trees, shad» on W. H. Hitchen, 612 Second-street,
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and Highway. Large easy riding trees,’ strawberry' plants, shrubbery .Newberg, Oregon.
car. Phone Blue 176. Mrs. D. A. of all kinds. Newberg R eef A Seed
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Auto Fare to Portland 75 Cents
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I Am prepared to carry passengers
shout low»,.picnic, parties and make
Highway trips. Cecil Hlnsbaw, 816
Ninth street. Phone* White 43. - 3|tf
Doàri forget « b u fa - Shop whan la
Wanted— Berry pickers,, black cape
I am making dally trlpa to Port­
need o r regain on year Overland. and loganberries, on the Heacock land, leaving at 9:41 in the morning.
Always on hand with new ca n and place H mile northwest of towfi. Will call at residence on notice. S.
service.
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George Nerris.
39 pd - A. Hpll. phone Blue 7«.
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The minute you note the
Liberty you realize that it
has a beauty and a style
peculiar to itseit
V ou identify excellence ia
every u n it that goes to
make up the car.
Everything about the car—
from motor to a x le -‘-repre­
sen ts standards o f g ood ­
ness set b f the L iberty
makers.
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"You hear everywhere that
the Liberty does stand up
witn d e lig h tfu l rarity o f
adjustment or replacement.
And that there b à super­
iority and a difference in
the way thé Liberty rides
and drives«
0. E CARL, Gotten, Oregon,
Just Received—Carload orchard
lug boxes. Now Is thé time to get
your boxes and have them nailed,
ready for picking time. Spaulding
Logging Co.
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Transfer Work— I^am prepared to
do transfer work and solicit s share
For Sale— Two 3-year-old Jersey
of your patronager T. H. Thorne, heifers, one Jersey cow 8 years old,
phone ^ted JPg*.
38 pd
milk route if one desires, 1 heifer
'calf 3 months old, one brooder stoVv.
J. T. Little.
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Wanted— Married man for general,
work on ranch, permanent, goo«
wages. House, wood and cow fur-'
Lpst— On highway near Dundee, nidled. Phone White 133 or White
boy’s gold watch and chain. Hamp­ 160.
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ton-works. Reasonable reward. A.
W. Fykatra, Heppner. Oregon. 39 pd
For Ssle— 20 acre fruit farm near
Wanted— Girl or woman hs .house­
keeper in Newberg home with all
modern conveniences. Four In fam­
ily. No children. Will pqy high
wages. Phone White 164. lt pd
Delinquent accounts are bad in*
vestments. We make them pay yon
•ask dividends. No collections, no
expense to you. Knight Adjustment
Cor, McMinnville, Oregon.
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Newberg.
$1600 will bandle and
immedlate possesslon and all of tbe
crop. If you want bargalns in real
eetate see White 4k Co., 7 0 1 4 First
Street. „
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For 8*le— 160 accès in Cascade
Foothills. School/. 1 mile, t(Twn 2
miles.
Small house,, barn, creek.
|17 aa aere. 9 } , 00 t down, balance d
per cent.
Christopher A Youngt
Dundee/ Oregon.
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Wanted— Bids for furnishing 10
Howitt Commission Co., 135 Front 1
cords of old- fir wood to bs delivered street, Portland. . Oregon. wlH pay
before September l. Bids must be tbe following prises on shipments '
in by July 26. F. L. Strait, clerk received up to and Including June ]
school district No. 9.
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Veal, 76 to 136, t o p .................... 20c •
For Sale— 1 7-ft McCormick bind­ Veal, 79 tw 133, medium..
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er; 1 2-12-In Bottom Oliver Gang Veal, fair to 0 o i , .
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p i e w f l 1*4-in OlivengChllled walking Veal, heavy-----
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How; 2 1 J-in walking plows; 1 set. .Hogs, 109 to 130, t o p .. .23 to 26He ,
double harness; 1 disc harrow; loos# Hoga.^poor and heavy. . . . . 33 to 2 3 d -
ost and- Vhsat hay; little pigs. Wal­
No commission, prompt returns.
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ter Wlleon, phone White 209. 40 pd-
(Write for skipping tags.) 18 pd
$15.86
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