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    SUBSTITUTING MOTOB BUS
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Come early and select your hat from our stock, in the latest
shape and oolors. We hare large and small shapes in cello-
plane braid ornaments, flowers, ribbon and fruit novelties of
all kinds.
Our hats are of the best workmanship, made from the latest
materials. Come in and buy your hat, where the style and
price is right.
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706 FIRST STREET, (BETWEEN COLLEGE AND EDWARDS STS.)
Shiloh B elief
•' Meetings held 2nd and
day of each month at 9:80 p. m., In
1 0 . O. F. hall, corner of First and
Meridian streets.
Frances Woodruff, President.
Emma L. Snow. Secretary.
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New berg Lodge No. 104 A.
f . t l k
Regular meeting
Second and Fourth Thurs­
day evening of each month.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
Wm. Clemmena, W. M.
Frank Knapb, Secretary.
W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H
COM PANY
ESTABLISHED 19001
R E L IA B L E
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
Lady Assistant
Office Phone White 2L
Night Phone Black 94
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FIX TEAT LEAK
With Elastic Waterproof Roof
Coating. IT per gallon. Jas. P.
Soper, 801 First street.
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SNAKE STOWES LOSING OUT
So quickly has the Idea of substi­
tuting motor bus lines for trolley ex­
tensions spread throughout the coun­
try, that the Motorbus Bureau re­
cently established by the Goodyear
Tire k Rubber Company has been
( flooded with requests from traction
companies In all parts of the United
States for information concerning
their operation.
Created for this purpose, the bu­
reau, supervised by R. W. Baldwin,
manager of the motorbus division
of the company's truck tire depart­
ment, 1 b supplying free, data on
methodp of collecting fares, type* of
busses, ventilation, heating, sched­
ules. method of cleaning and opera­
tion costs.
Convinced by its own pioneer
work In motor bus transportation
that the pay-ae-you-enter bus will
be a great factor In solving the prob­
lem of the Inadequate trolley ser-
exlstlng throughout the coun­
try, the company decided to give
anyone Interested the benefit of the
data compiled from the operation of
Its own bus lines, In a praiseworthy
attempt to held municipalties solve
pressing transportation problems.
New bils lines are being estab­
lished in many sections of the coun­
try. Street car companies are try­
ing out the motor bus as a substi­
tute for trolley extensions that are
unprofitable and are establishing
lines into new suburban territory
that needs service but previously
counld only be reached by trolley ex­
tensions that would call for heavy
Investments for franchises and equip­
ment. M)any inquiries are being re­
ceived by the bureau from cities
that are too small to have a street
car syetfm, but must have means of
transportation.
The
60-passenger,
double-deck
bUB, with upper deck encased in glass
Is the latest type to appear In Chi­
cago, indicating great progress in
the development of an industry that
Is still In its infancy. Auto manu­
facturers have been quick to reallss
the growing need of busses and are
rapidly making- standard types.
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Since July 1 last, snake stories
have gone out of favor. In fact lt'ie
doubtful If any really good snake
stories will ever again trip from the
tongue of man. Whatever the snake
stories for the future— they will lack
details as to color and aiie and will
not have the Intriguing characteris­
tics of those of pre-prohibition days,
l i the alcohol is not confiscated
museums will still have preserved
specimens.
Secretary and Treasurer, W. A. M.
Vaughan, of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company of California, who
formely had charge of the company’s
rubber plantations in Sumatra, has
avoided all chance of losing spec­
imens of three enormous pythons
by simply preserving their Bklns.
Obtained for him by natives while
the
virgin
Jungle
was being
cleared
for
rubber
cultivation,
three skins, measuring .,14.. |T.
and 21 feet long, respectively, have
b&n tanned by Bklllful Javanese and
are now kept by Mr. Vaughan as
souveniers of his task of wrestling
Be sure and read the Graphic
the Jnngle from nature for needs of
every weak.
modern Industry.
Be a
GOOD
SPO R T
Buy Our
S porting
goods
Supremely Fashionable, Delightfully
Comfortable, Modeartely Priced and
Satisfaction Guaranteed, Non-Bust-
able, Non-Breakable, Makes no Per­
manent Bend. Appointments made
phone. "
CORA E. DEEDERICKS
Phone White 200
Nfewberg, Ore.
A L L WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES “ JACK A DULL
B O Y ,” SO COM E IN B O YS AND BUY A NEW B A L L AND
B A T OR ANYTHING YOUR H EAR T C R AVES T O H E L P
YOU H A V E TUN.
DO T H A T W ORK YOUR FA T H E R AND M O TH ER
W ANT YOU T O DO AND DO IT WITH A SMILE
T H E Y WILL GIVE YOU T H E MONEY.
NEWBERG
T R Y IT.
Sand and Gravel Co.
OUR H AR D W AR E IS T H E BESTi IT STANDS T H E T E S T
ALL KINDS OF SAND
AND G R A V E L F OR
CEMENT AND ROAD
WORK
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-:-
OFFICE AND BUNKERS
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
Foot of River St.
Phone Red 135
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Cement Contractor
M ore than
FOUNDATIONS
BUILDING PIERS,
PORCH FLO O RS,--------
STEPS,, WALKS, Etc
J O H N
G H O F F
Phone Blue 149
W h e n you let us supply you r building’
needs you get a great deal m ore than ju st s o
m any feet o f lum ber— bundles o f shingles—
pounds o f nails— or panels o f B eaver B oard.
Y o u get the benefit o f our building
Tires for the Smaller Cars—
Built W ith Goodyear Methods
m aterial know ledge and experience in Service
that helps you get the results you w ant at the
right price. Service first in planning the
w ork — m ore service in selecting proper m ate-
rials— speedy service in delivering the good s.
v Y ou pay for the m aterials. The service
pa ys for itself in the larger volum e o f business
it brings through super-satisfied custom ers.
It -will p a y y o u to
— be one o f them.
In using ils immense resources and inventive
skill to build the highest relative value pos­
sible into tires, this company has never made
its work more effective than in Goodyear
Tires for the smaller cars.
These have the full advantages o f Goodyear
competence and care, plus the modem facili­
ties o f the factory we are devoting to the
world’s largest production o f 30x3-, 30x3Va^
and 31x4-inch sizes.
C. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
The sum o f this extraordinary effort is avail­
able to you, as the owner o f a Ford, Chevro­
let, Dort, Maxwell, or other car using these
sizes, ct the nearest Goodyear Service Station
Dealer’s place o f business.
Newberg Steam Laundryi
Go to this Service Station Dealer for these
tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.
He is ready to supply you.
The Home o f Good Building Materials
Phone White \ \2
CALL US
ITALIAN PRUNE TREES
30x
Goodyear Doable-Cure < 1 1 50
Fabric, All-Weather Tread ...... — J
30x3% Goodyear Single-Cure
Fabric, Anri-Skid Tread______
V 50
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Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes that
reinforce casings properly. Why risk a good casing with a
cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes coat little more
than tubes o f less merit. 30x3% size in uwlsr- $ 4 5 0
p r o o f kmg .......—
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C h oice| S tock in all G ra d es w h ich w e a re O ffe rin g
A t Wholesale Prices fo r a Lim ited Tim e Only
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Also a general variety of other stock on hand, at our packing shed
(7 blocks north of Post O ffice) including Grafted Walnuts, Filberts,
Apples, Pears, Cherries. Peaches, Small Fruits. Giant Rhubarb, etc.
Those who delay in buying early will be disappointed as there is a
big shortage in all varieties of stock this season.
LaFAYETTE NURSERY CO.,
U F A Y E T T E . OREGON
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