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Blacksmithlng and «ato repatria*
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The Graphic tuna oat (Int
job work. Corno la «ad boo as.
For Salo— Q. I. C. plgs ^ weeks old.
W. W. Jaquith, Scholls phone, ltpd
'W anted— Steady man by y«ar to
work on poultry (arm. Harry Mil
ler.
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Anyone wishing to trade wood for
a good watch see C. A. Morris, the
jeweler.
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For Sale— 1 5-foot mCwer and 16-
J foot hay rake. Newberg Feed A Seed
! Store.. _
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V//inery Opening
Get your boxes and berry eratea
of Spaulding Logging Co: A ll kinds
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and sixes.
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For Sale— Clwned vetch and oats
mixed for seed.. A. O. Peterson.
51 pd
phone 9a35.
First showing o f Early Fall Millinery the
First W e e k in September
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The hats this year surpass in smartness any o f the
corresponding seasons heretofore
You are invited to cadi and see our jaunty Turbans,
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Tams, Pokes and Sailors
Gridley
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T-ifiim__ Lowest rates, no delays;
mortgages bought. Attorney B. A.
Kllks, McMinnville.
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Oar Ladies’ Rcady-to-Wear Department is beginning to fill up with new wearing apparel.
day the express brings some new things from the Eastern factories.
NEW COATS
Every
NEW SUITS
NEW SKIRTS NEW WAISTS
SWEATERS and SLIPONS
For bargains m new'and second
hand goods call at Nash’s Second
Hand Store. 304 First St.
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Jtiss Angus, who has taken charge of this line, is now here sad w ill be glad to show her many
friends the beautiful new showings which Dame Fashion i»M decreed that women »ball wear.
Dr. L. W .„ Horn, veterinary sur
geon, Commercial barn.
Phone
Block 11*. residence Black T* Sftf
Children’s Coats
I have a track and am prepared
to do local and long dlstaaee haul
ing. Goo. Crites, phone Black I t . 4Stf
Mothers w ill do w ell to mgfce early selections fear the children as re-orders of oar «early purchases
w ill be hard to g e t They are here, and mere are coming, and they are beamties.
Piano Wanted— WU1 exchange ele
S a i e ^ 3 ^ * ha * * ba¡e? **C a !ff gant new talking machine and rec
Blue 104
Wanted— To rent farm on shares.
E. J. Woods, phone Red 198. 49 pd
ords for piano.
sic House .
Alterations
Kienle A Sona* Mu
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For Sale— Prune trees, shade
trees, strawberry plants, shrubbery
Room for rent to high school girl. of all kinds. „Newberg. Feed’ A Seed
Ida M. Beneke, Fifth and Meridian-1
Alterations in this Rcady-to-Wear Department w ill be made free of charge where they aio not
too extensive. We intend to make this department a live wire that mill be felt in the community«
Women w ill save money by making their purchases here rather
^ Portland.'
Wanted to Rent— Good farm, 50 to
GraVenstein apples tyr sale at *0
100 acres, and equipment, on shares.
cents a bushel at the orchard. Mr*.
References. Box 44, Newberg. ltpd,
E. H. Woodward, 300 North River
street.
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For Sale— No. 1 common Cedar
lumber 4x4, random lengths, at $26
For Sale— Fresh Holstein cow,
per 1000 feet. Oregon Handle Mfg.
heavy milcher; Jersey cow. 5 years,
Co.
_50 pd
good tester.. Phone Blue 149. John
For Sale— 5 passenger Overland Groff,
in first class condition.
Cummins.
6 P O P U L A R S I ORES
See R. F.
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Money to Loan $5,000 by tf.'fc . Do You W ant to Sell Yoar Farm?
Cowhorn turnip seed on sale at
Parlor M illinery
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new store. Producers Sales Co., at 6 Whits A Go.
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We are having considerable de-
Up-to-date millinery work done at
Special Tripe— Country, Portland, cents per ounce or 50 cents per
Yott w ill be surprised at the value m»nd for land In vicinity of New- reasonable prices.
Ws will make
pound
and Highway.
Large easy riding
to strait
berg. We are the oldest farm deal- new hats. I f you do not wish to
car. Phone Blue 176. Mrs. D. A.
>r
D. er8 In Portland and our facilities for buy new bring your old hats and'
For TSale— 6 weeks old Berkshire
Hart.
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securing buyers are ’ unexcelled. If see what a little re-modeling and re-
pigB, also 7 year old horse, work
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you
desire to sqll we can be of ser- trimming w ill da • 513 North Ed
single
or
double.
John
Groff,
phone
i. Wanted— $2500 at 7 per centTor 3
Holstein
vtce
to you. W rite us at once and wards street, phone Blue 144. 4 8 «
For
Sals—
Registered
Blue
149
years.
Security, industrial plant
.
Hall
17
months
old.
sired
by
Johan-
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will
call and see you
worth $16,000. Box 417. Newberg,
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Also
15
wire
hop
baskets.
N.
Realty
Co.,
122 North
Oregon.
48 pd
i P. Nelson, phone l»n25..
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"Portland, Oregon.
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If you want Crawford or Muir
Don’t forget Hart’s Shop when in water.
peaches
at 75 cents pej bushel and
For
Sale—
15
acres
partly
im
Tor Sale— Horse, buggy, robe and
need of repairs on your Overland.
pick
them
ceil A. Q. Barcroft, phone
proved,
1
%
miles
from
Newberg.
harness. L. A. Craig, 128 Illinois
Always on hand with new cars and
White
85.
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John
Groff,
phone
Blue
149
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street,
phone
White
71.
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For Sale— Good, sound mare,
.service.
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weight 1485 pounds. Call or see F.
Far Trade— For valley farm, Mon- 1
For Real—Furnished or unfur M. Shuck Auto Sales Co., phone Red
tana
stock raneh of 320 acres, ISO I
170,
Newberg,
Oregon.
It
(.be o ilice ut
nished, modern house, 8 rooms and
i'aniel*
acme
In cultivation, good -bnlldlngn
big sleeping porch, one block from
Located
( ln best part of state and
college.
Fine location, plenty of
rated
at
$36 per acre. Owner ready
shade,v big lot. good piano. A bar
to
do
business
at once. See White
Enquire
s e v e r a l exhibition halls and assem gain for the right party.
bly room s h ave been built in N orw ay 1 of Graphic office.
47-48 pd
by a tta ch in g to the u prights a "net- 1
tine.” fashion ed from wooden rods
Wanted— 60 hop pickers for crop
Have on hand a large supply of
For Sale— 2 two-year-old heifers,
about a third of an inch sq u are In ! 1 yearling and some registered Po used tires which we. w ill dispose of of 40 acres of good hope oa old
cross-seetion. w hich a re hound to- [
land China shoats. Winter oat straw very reasonably. F. M. Shuck Auto Davis place on Chehalem Mountain,
geth er w ith tin-plated iron wire, and
su b seq u en tly covered w ith a durable at a dollar a load. G. W. Dayton, R. Sales Co., phone Red 170, Newberg, Joining the J. A. Jones farm. Good
long job with regular equipment
49 pd
pla«ter. S tru ctu res o f this *..rt, says 2, phone Red 148.
and good camping ground. Regula
P op u la r
M echanics
M agazine,
are
For Sale— 2 7-room houses with tion price paid. For further Infor
For Sale— No. 2 Rneeell sawmill,
48 inch main saw. I t Inch cut-off, modern Improvements, each lot 72 mation ' call at tba place or phone
belting. Compiate adii without en* by 200 feet, barn on one lot. H. 8a5S.
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Q ualified .
gine. Price $800. R. W. Staley A M. Williams, 343*4 Russell street,
F IR S T P R IN T IN G 40 C A R L O A D S
—
49 pd
H e w as a pplyin g fo r a p o rtio n as Son. Phone 17a*K.
4 6 « ... Portland.
For a handsome and perpetual in
atten d an t In an insune asylum .
come we know of nothing hotter than
The largest edition evei published of any novel. The greatest
“ H ave you hud any exp erience han
Just Received— Carload orchard an orchard of Vrooman strain, sec
Oregon
State
Fair—
Salem,
Sep
d lin g Irrational person*?** he was
story ever written by the molt popular author,
tember 22-27, splendid agricultural, lug boxea. Now la the timo to got ond generation wnlndts, with Italian
asked.
prunes as miara. Wa caa supply
te/ttne.
**T was a livestock and industrial exhibits,
: several hi£h elaea amusements, a superb ready for picking tima. Spaulding you with the tight kind of trass.
Logging Co.
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Addrsss Capital City Nursery Co.,
racing card, bigger and better than
This new Osark story of life and love is sweat and appealing
Salem, Oregon.
46-41
th. FU * «ver. A. H. Lea, Secretary. Salem,
with pathos, and vibrant with the local oolor of the mystic
Delinquent accounts are bad In
44-60
Oregon,
enchanted
(harks— The Shepherd of the H ills country.
vestment*. We make them pay yon
For Salo— 8 milk oows, S giving
cash dividends. No colleeitons, no
Bk at »rannt. 1 to freak on soon,
expense to you. Knight Adjustment
other in Pee ember, other later,
Co., McMinnville, Oregon.
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loo t spring heifer ealvee. Loca
Illustrations in Colon by St. John
la 4 milpa south of Sherwood on
Am very fortunate In securing the
nervlces of bwo expert mechanics and
The story it rich in philoypky, oharming in description, sind
can handle all kinds of motor Ills.
masterful in the character creations of B ilan Kent, Auntie
F. M. Shuck Auto Sales Co., lo t N.
Sue, Judy and Betty Jo— they a n actual living human beings.
to visit our store and inspect our very complete line of F all
Mhin street, Newberg, Oregon.
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The dramatic action it thrilling and intente with the skillful
NO W - R E A D Y
and Winter Millinery. Style, Workmanship and Quality ora
combined on every hot. Oar display ranges from the plain,
practical hat to the most extreme stylet. In fact, everything
h i Hats. An especially attractive line of Mitaet and Children’s
Hots— all at reasonable prices.
L E E M IL L IN E R Y C O .
7 B ook,
Hewberg, Oregon
4m prepared to carry paeaengara
about town, piente parties and make
Highway trips Cecil Hlnehaw, 111
Ninth street. Phone White 48. 8 8 «
For Sale— Bull* tractor la good
mechanical condition with plows sad
two, extra plow bosom and Madtt
Crawford* at 66 and 76 cent* a
hitch, on the Jim Eld Hedge p l u s
4 miles southeast of Newberg. Ad bushel and you plek them. L. L.
Ernst, Bt. Pnul, phone ÌRIS.
It a .
dress 46, ears of Graphic.
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visualisation of the clash and conflicts of the invisible forces
of life. The story it at olean and wholesome and invigorating
at (he pure atmosphere oí the out-of-doors of God’» unspoiled
world of the Otarie hillt.
Cloth, Red and Gold, 12mo $1.50
For Sola at
PARLOR PH ARM ACY
E W . HODSON, Pharmacist -