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The 19» Been Power Sprayer
Dtffaent from Others in Motwy S tring Way»
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AD «is thread!«* hall
* diflerent from all valves arc removed in two
T other
power «prayers io minute« with engine ran.
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T he life o f a tire is not ended w hen the tread is w orn o u t T o discard it is
to throw aw ay the greater part o f its value. ,
W ith a M ilter A d -O n -A -T ire, for a fraction o f the original cost, your tire
ran be mprte practically as good as new . . And it ma kes it an oversize tire
w ith all an oversize tire’s advantages.
Our process rebuilds any make o f tire w ith new side w alls and the M iller
G eared-to-the-R oad tread* T h is fam ous tread m eshes w ith the road and
produces positive traction. E very ounce o f driving pow er is utilized, for the
w heels do not slip.
' T he M iller A d -O n -A -T ire is actually a part o f the tire. It is built with
seve ral layers « f fabric and high grade rubber. It fits snugly, and cannot creep.
•oma v «y vital way«
The “ B iah " include* a
patented preaaure regulator
«hat remits in great econ-
omv — Threadiest Ball
Valve« — Porcelain-lined
C y l i n d e r * — doubly
etrengthmed hearings and
other wearing part*.
,
Yo° wjn ’ T,nt **** f « *
tern and others found in
B ean «prayers if yon
low,**
cost and with be* results,
TT»e " B eam " Re-filler
alone often eevee one-half
d»t dm« usually «pent in
apraymg an entire orchard.
Forni« where more “ B ean ”
Succe* wu iMtantane- other make« combined,
oue. Request« from friend«
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lecture the machine.
The result was that m3-
Korn of California fruit
totm were quickly raved
from peas that had blight-
L et u s re-m ile your w orn tires with the M iller A d -O n -A -T ire s. Bring
ttyrw to us today* and w e w ill show you how to get m iles and m iles of
additional servioe.
v
eam
map and 300 lit. arrnmra
on the pump. Mm who
have «pent half a day in rs.
moving threaded valves
have douhted that «tare»
ment until they have tee*
“ B eam ” valve« come oat.
The valves are washed
out while open, through an
underneath auction — an.
other immensely convenient
“ B ea ^ i ” feature.
T** 9*tafrW fa«l eyt.
¡nders are without stuftn*
boxes. TheyelimmatenS
troubles and last a lifetime.
Thera advantage« am
Hie result of 3« year* spe-
equipped with “ B eam ”
Power Spreyers exclusive-
ly. For the “ B ean ,” the
pioneer in 18 S3, is the
world*« leading «prayer
B E A N ” Sprayers
INSURANCE
W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH
COMPANY
ESTABLISH ED 1900
RELIABLE
FUNERAL DIRE TORS
Lady Assistant
Office Phone White 26
Night Phone Black 94
CHASE a LINTON
GRAVEL COMPANY
AH lands o f gravel for con­
crete work, cement blocks,'
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
Telephone White 86
AUCTIONEER
LIV E STOCK AND
General Farm Sales
N. P. NELSON
City Phone Blue 76
Farm 19 a 26
A U C T IO N E E R
When yon want to oonvot your
«tire holdings into oaah la a few
hears’ time nah me for • dele to
n public aale.
Yamhill County Abstract Co
J. H. GIBSON, MgT.
T b s only Abstract Books hi
Yamhfll County
J P Allison and w f to Leater C
▲Union T ract 22 Sen W ood Acres,
aubj to water rights $10.
M A M Ashley and w f 't o Erw in
H and F ran k P blllipa 1 1. * . 2. 4, 5.
6, 7, 2 and 11 to 22 Inc Yam hill
He ights $10. -
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W O B adgley to C ▲ B olick T ract
10 C Marsh Subd $2500.
U 8 N ational Bank o f Nnwberg to
W E and Onle W h ite 1 < and w 30
ft o f 7 blk 14 Deskins 2nd add New-
berg $1.
. Ida B Bond and hush to F D Dud­
ley and w f 40 ac S Hanna die t 4
■ r 3 w $4000.
Cornelia Chase and hush to Char­
l i e N orth and w f 40 ac John W elch
die and 20 ft rdw y W Jonee die t >
• r 3 w $0500.
Peter T Christensen end w f to H
P Johes and w f
1 1 and 2 blk
2 » Oak Park add M cM innville $250.
H O Colton and w f to E ra L Clark
3.96 Sc city o f Dayton subj to40 ft
R o f W t 4 i r 3 w $10.
Mrs, A nna J Cutte et al to A dolph
E Simonson 50.37 ac S M cK inney
Nona Daniel et al to T P Johnson
6600 sq ft J B Row land die t 3 s r
4 w $1.
W H Dunlap and w f to W E L ln-
gen felter 4 ac D Ramsey die t 3 s r
2 and 3 w $1800.
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J O Elrod and w f to John J Prod­
inger 1 8 L ongview A cres $10.
Ernest L Eckerson and w f to H ar­
ry and Edna Garrett 1 10 blk 14
Deeklns 2nd add N ew berg $10.
A J Fisher and w f to Sea W ood
R ealty Co Tract 12 Sea W ood Acres
$600.
W ayman E Fisher and w f to H R
Paxton all blk 65 tow n site o f Dun­
dee $175.
M H H igh and w f to H P Jonea
and w f e f t 1 1 and 2 blk 29 Oak
Park add M cM innville $2000.
W m K ennell and w f to ' n D
Coons 1 27 W alnut H ills $1200.
M atthews P lantings Co to Sher­
idan W alnut Groves Inc T ract 67
Sheridan W alnut Groves $1.
G eorgina M iller to Ida B Bond
218.82 ae S Hanna d ie t 4 a r 3 w
$26000.
H J McDonald and w f to L S
K etch slid w f % «ac 1 2 and 3 blk
Sam M cVey and w f to J M Shep­
pard 1 4, 5, 6 blk 12 C ity Park add
N ew berg $10.. . . .
H R Paxton to W aym an E Fisher
and w f 10 ac Francis K in g die t 8
s r 3 w $10.
Edward Petit and w f to B B Bar-
th orp 10 a « i 1 t I • r 8 w flO .
C M Rees and w f to G V Querner
and w f 4.80 ac John W att die t 5
a r 4 w 8650.
H L Shaw and w f to J H enry
M yer and w f 1 « ac J H Hess die t 8
a r 2 and 3 w $6000.
J J Thurston nnd w f to Jones
Bros o f Portland am tr elty o f N ew ­
b erg t 3 s r 2 w $2600.
C L T u ffle y nnd w f to Louie H ü­
llt and w f 50x100 ft elty o f N ew-
G eorgia Turner and hush to Otto
W H older and w f 61.81 a c n H s e K
• 17 t 6 s r 6 w $ 1 0 . -
John W elsh and # f to M ary T
H ew itt n t t blk t M oore's add Y am ­
h ill $1S00.
Joseph R W stherbee and w f to
John M iddleton 1 1 1 .I f ac s e tt a 8
1 1 6 r I w $10. •
J 8 W righ t and w f to W T Lew is
12 ac I 20 t 5 I r < w and 1 21 and
32 "N e w h e m " |2500.
B ra Yocotn to A M F an n in g .22
ac city o f Sheridan t 5 b r 6 w $1.
Only Tw o
Kinds o f
Batteries
Those that have
Threaded Rubber
Insulation — and
those that don't.
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Flour and Feed
H A Y A N D G R A IN
An Und« of KB Red Alfalfa Hay,
NEWBERG,
OREGON
J. L. VAN BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy G roceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
It means money
in your pocket.
We please the most particular. Phone us a grocery order and see
If our prompt service doesn't surprise you. We «want your trade.
We can give you
the names o f some
W 1 LD B Ô Û T
C h u r c h ill & T y n d a l l
PABLOS PHARMACY
E. W. Hodson. Prop.
F IR E IN S U R A N C E
A Few More Thousand to Offer at
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B oth labor and m aterials
are available one# more and
■l: a great deal o f government
boil ding, state work and
factory construction already
h
la under way. Measure the
■ 1 satisfaction your new borne
M would bring and you’ll want
,1' it now.
T h e aanaibla thing than ia
•■j to
BUILD N O W and we
have all the material to build
the sensible way— framing,
/, tiding, trim, doors, shingles
and Beaver B oard— the
manufactured lumber, knot-
»i i less
and crackle«« “—for the
walla and ceilings. Speak
to oa about it today.
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Special Discount Prices
A lso Grafted Franquette W alnuts, Apples, Pears,
Cherries, Strawberries, Currants, Etc.
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LaFAYETTE NURSERY CO
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U F A YE IT E . OREGON
Extra Quality
For Solo by
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Newberg,
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Oregon
J . E. D evore
T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S
SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens,
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani­
ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). Low prices.
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nm.«*M2 JOHN GOWER i>*iS5