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lowa Pastor Leader In
Great Religious Program
L C Churchman to F B Church
man al lot In landa held Jointly by
P M and F B Churchman 910.
Win Cordier to Wm F Schaad and
w f I t . 09 ac Ira Orton die t 3 a r 2
w 910.
C E Daniela and w f to Mra. P C
Baker 1 4 blk 4 town o f LaFayette
9050.
Gao A Dearborn and w f to Ralph
A Olmetead 1 2. 14. 10. 21. 22 Dun»
dee Orchard Homes No 1 910.
Flora Dlelachneider to R L W alk
er and w f 1 1 blk 7 O T McMInn-
I ville 90500
S 8 Duncan and wf to Ea.ma J
W hit« 1 1 and 2 blk 34 Oak Park
add McMinnville 92000.
John H Durant and wf to Mich
ael M Nielson and w f am tr city o f
Amity 910.
WILLIAM HIRAM FOtJUUS
On the "general staff” of perhaps
the greatest alliance of American
Protestant Cburdhes in history— the
Interohurch World Movement— Is a
former
pastor
of
Presbyterian
Churches In the Middle and ¿ W
W est. W illiam H iram Poulkss o f
New York City.
Vice chairman o f the Interohurch
executive committee and associate
general secretary In Its oablnet. Mr.
Koulkes still finds time to direct the
$44,000.000 New E ra Movement of
the Presbyterian Church, which Is
that denomination’s part In the Inter-
church program for Protestant co
operation In w orkl-w M e missionary
advance.
Born In Quinoy. Mich., Mr. Foulkes
preached in Elmira, III.. Clinton, la.,
and Portland. Ore., before he came
out of the W est to become pastor of
Rutgers Church, New York City.
P is nation-wide campaign for aged
clergymen, as general secretary for
ministerial relief and sustenbatlon
the
Presbvterian
Ohuroh.
made
known his ability as an orator. In
’ ilio he wes sent to Edinburgh as a
viel, gii •• to th e W orld’s M lsv lon a ry
inference. He Is secretary of the
*■ ticiu i - ». committee of the Presby-
‘ eriau National Service Commission
of
Myrtha E Stewart and husb to H
D Courser 187.69 ac John 8 Smith
die and In 1 4 and 5 and part o f 6 a
36 t 3 And 4 a r 2 w 910.
E 8 Talbott and wf to Chris W
81monaon and w f 134 ac N K Sltton
die and ln 1 1 and 2 a 6 and ln 1 4
i S t l i r 4 w and 40 ac R Welch
C N Farmer and wf to Henry
Jopltng 99.30 ac J O Baker die t
4 a r 4 w 926000.
Everett C Fisher and w f to Sarah
L Buell I K ac 1 10 Little Home»
subd 910.
-
Almon 8 Fletcher and wf et al
to Alexander N Anderson and w f 1
3. 0. 7 end e 7.23 ac 1 4 John W
Fletcher’ 1st add D ty 1 -.n 90111.60.
E Fuqua and wf to T B Stone
and w f am tr city of Willamina t
0 a r 7 w 910.
Jacob Glraberger to Otto W Hel
der Tract 8 East Sheridan subd 910.
C E Olander and w f to 8 O and
J W Hughes 8# so s 14 t 2 a r 4
w 910.
F Oroahen and wf to John E W il
son and w f 4ind K Int In 262.7 ac
J R Bean die t * ar.d 3 s r 3 w 910.
Frederick Gr?unert and wf to
Ames A Post 1.8 ac J H Hess die t
3 s r 2 and 3 w 91*
Emil Grim and wf fo Lem I lum
mer sw<4 n eK ex 6 ac s 17 t 3 s
W C Harper and w f to S O Snow
and w f am tr city of Sheridan 910.
Ed Hendrlcka and w f to E E
Cummins and w f 70x72 ft city of
McMinnville 93600
H Hlnshaw and wf tu Hemer R
Brlxey 5 ac M Malone d!c t 4 a r 4
w 93350
J E Houk and wf *o M W Houk
and wf 1 1, 2, 7 and 8 blk 23 New
by's add to Rowland’s add McMinn-
Sidney C Van Horn and husb to
Margaret V Jones 1 5 and 9 blk 49
Sarah J Hyde to John E Case and
Oak Park add McMlnnivtlle 9700.'
w f 1 13. 14. IS and 1« blk 4« Ed
Emma B Alexander and husb to
wards’ add Newberg 9560.
H V A Carpenter and w f ISO ac •%
T i l l 1 T T t w 16000
100x-00 ft J B Rogers die t 3 s r 2
Harry W Alsop and w f to Walter w 12000. .
Brlxey and w f 1 ac James T Hem
W A T vie et al to obert W Henry
bree die t 4 i r 4 w $400.
and wf 33.35 ac J B Graves die t
Emil Arndt and w f to C B W ll- 5 s r 6 w 910.
"
son and w f 37.61 ac John Lynch
Jesse T Irvine and wf to Nellie
and 8 C Foster die t 6 s r 3 w L Keyt and Mary 8 Julian 20 ac
$2977.60.
James Ramage die t 3 s r 4 w $10.
Howard E Bald to. L O Hartley
George Kaufman to J H Lewis
and wf 1 166 and 157 F C Graham’s and wf all .of fractional blk 33 Ed
Cove Orchard $10.
wards’ add Newberg $2000.
Wm. A Baker and w f to George
B A Kllks and w f to Paul Ulmer
W Snow and, wf 10 ac Wm. Jones 1 5 blk 7 Hurley A Large’s add
die ex 15 ft roadway t 3 a r 2 and Newberg 9350.
~s ’ ^ •
3 w $10.
John W and Russell E Kopplin
C Beck to L B Malusch 2 sm tr to John Hagen and wf .246 ac neH
city of Sheridan t 5 s r 6 w $2500. s 12 t 2 s r i w 91.
Nancy Ellen Bloom to August
Geo G Laver and w f to G K Mc
Tegeler and w f .734 of an ac David Daniel and wf 15 ac James Johnson
Ramsey die t 3 s r 2 and 3 w $415. die t 3 s r 4 w $1000.
Joseph Bixby and w f to C C Blair
E Lovegren et al by sher to
and w f I 1 blk 18 Central a^d New Claude and E R Stallcop 1 4 blk 2
berg $10.
W ennerberg’s add Carlton $911.41.
Acta A Bowersox and husb et al
John W Parker and wf to Chas
to C M LaFollett et al 244.16 ac D È Fuqua und
lnt 1 1, 2, 5, 6, 7
Mathcny die t 5 s r 3 w $10.
and 8 blk 4 O T Wilamlna also 7
Real W Brockman and wf to Chas ftt strip $500.
Harte and w f 11.41 ac R Harris die
Joseph Prater est by exec to JVil-
t 4 s r 4 w $800.
ÌU8 Johnson s 4 ac 1 11 Falrlawn
James G Campbell and w f to subd $1000.
Henry Clark and w f 45.50 ac and
H L Pratt and wf to Clarence E
rcadway W H McKune die t 6 and
Terry 1 8 and stt 1 9 and 10 blk 3
d s r 5 w and 8.57 ac 1 2 and 9 ■
Christensen's add McMinnville $10.
32 t 6 s r 5 w $5900.
Olive Rees et al to Millard A Lib
Chas H Campbell and w f to Roy
L Campbell 9 3-16 ac D Hees die by 3-5 lnt 12 ac John Watt die t 5
s r 4 w $1200.
*
t 8 s r 3 w fl.
Quality C ounts
I will sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at No. 700 Fifth and
College Streets, Newberg, beginning at 1 o’clock p. m. on
HAINES & CO. MAHOGANY PIANO
1 BOUND OAK DINING BOOM TABLE
of the efficiency of a track depends on the motor
BUDA M OTOR S -------
Are acknowledged by experts superior to all other motors
for trucks
Only Selected and Tested
MAHOGANY LIBRABY TABLE
1 TAPESTRY DAVENPORT
OAK LIBRARY TABLE
1 WHITE SEWING MACHINE
1 OAK ROCKER 1 MAHOGANY ROCKER 2 KITCHEN CHAIRS
SOME FRAMED PICTURES,
2 LARGE BLACK LEATHER* ROCKERS
CARPET
1 HALL RACK
KITCHEN LINOLEUM KITCHEN BANGE 1 LAWN MOWEB
1 CLOTHES WRINGER
1 FRUIT CUPBOARD
GARDEN TOOLS
BUCK SAW
1 WICKER BABY CARRIAGE
1 BIRDSEYE MAPLE BEDSTEAD
FRUIT JARS
1 HIGH CHAIR
2 BIRDSEYE MAPLE PRINCESS DRESSERS LARGE AND SMALL CROCKS
LACE CURTAINS
1 BOOK CASE
1 PAIR PORTIERES
1 BABY WALKER
2 LARGE RUGS
with Timpkin Bearings axles, worm drive, Eisman magneto,
Stromberg carburetor and constructed with perfect design and
balance forms a product that oannot be excelled.
GARY COAST AGENCY, INC.
71 Bioadw ay
4
PORTLAND, ORE
BED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
AX
2 TOILET
1 BABY NURSERY CHAIR
1 BIRDSEYE MAPLE WASH STAND
BRASS CURTAIN RODS
1 BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS
1 BIRDSEYE MAPLE CHAIR *
1 VACUUM CLEANER
1 OAK BUFFET
1 BRASS BEDSTEAD
AND NUMEROUS OTHER THINGS
HELD
S. L. PARRETT, Clerk
N. P
SEASONABLE CUT FLOJVERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens,
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani
ums, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses
our specialty (strong plants). L qw prices.
Phone Blue 202
J O H N GOW ER
Finish your w ills and ceilings w ith a beautiful lustreless
coating equal in appearance »> the soft, velvety effects of wa
ter color o t fresco hut possessing the durability of an tUf
paint or enamel.
t
Newberg, Oregon
H A Y A1ND G R A I N
ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
OREGON
NEW BERG.
N O -L U S T R E
F IN IS H
is offered in delicate or rich <»>lors that w ill harmonise and
enrich the fnrnishings of any room. Dust and dirt do hot)
adhere to its smooth stfrface. Easily kept bright and clean
by wiping w ith a damp cloth. Par more beautiful and sani
tary than wall paper stuck in place w ith germ-breeding paste.
Let ns show you colors and estimate cost.
[ ChoicefStock in all Grades which we are Offering
Larkin-Prince Hd’w. Co.
At Wholesale Prices fo r a Limited Tim e Only
Buda Motors o f the highest type are used in GABY TRUCKS
COM BINED
bed stead
PRESSKB
MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINET
5 Models__ L ia 5 T oas— 8-Sizi
90 Per Cent
1 OAK FI
P LU M B IN G
Pump Repairs.
Hot Water Systems
Yours For Service
E. L. EVANS
Phone Bine •
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C. A. EVANS
Shop, Block 28
I
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Also a general variety of other stock on hand, at our packing shed
(7 blocks north of Post Office) including Grafted Walnuts, Filberts,
• Apples, Pears, Cherries. Peaches, Small Fruits, Giant Rhubarb, etc.
Those who delay in buying early w ill be disappointed as there is a
big shortage in all varieties of stock th ii season.
LaFAYETTE NURSERY CO.,
LaFAYETTE. OREGON