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j C ut Your Tire j Bills 1-2 Let Us Show You How you can save one-half year tire expense this year by letting ms apply Oates Half-Sole Tires to the w o n tires now in use. Half-Sole tires oover the worn casings from bead to bead, and are guaranteed punc ture pro if for 5,000 miles. They w ill give you 10,000 to 20,000 more miles from your tires. Bring in your worn tires, and let ufc demonstrate this Half-Sole tire to you. Remember: They oost only half as much as an ordinary tire of corresponding size. W . S. STU LL GATES SOLE ,. * T IR E S H E life , th e va in e, th e b ea u ty o f y o u r hom e, depend on th e ca re y ou g iv e 1 it. , W ea th er-b ea ten and w arped sid in g, crack s an d o p e n jo in ts a re fore ru n n e rs o f decay. . M any p ro p e rty ow n ers n eg lect to look fo r such sig n s, ju d g in g th e ir h ou ses and bu ild in gs b y general I t » is g o o d bu sin ess t i o m ake 11 guou uusiness a xe re g u la r in sp ection o f y ou r p ro p e rty , and to use p a in t o f g o o d q u a lity , w h ich is the su re st p rev en tiv e o f d e ca y . " ' T h rou g h th e v a ry in g co n d itio n s o f w ea th er in all th eir e x tre m e s, F U L L E R P ain t h as p roved b oth its p reserv in g and b e a u tify in g q u alities— a P a c ific C oast P rod u ct fo r P a c ific C oa st requ irem en ts. 71 y e a rs o f p a in t m a n u fa ctu rin g exp erien ce a re back o f b ru sh fu l o f F U L L E R P a in t Some o f the FULLER Products HOUSE PAINT f FLOOR PAINT PORCH and STEP PAINT SHINGLE STAINS SILKEN W HITE ENAM EL — P ot interior woodwork. DECORET— combined stain and varnish in all shades for refinishing furniture, etc. VARNISHES DEKORATO — the Sanitary Kalsomine AUTO *EN AM EL UTO*ENi W . P . F u ller & G o. 1949-1929 Northwest Branch Houses at Portland, Seattle, Ta coma, Spokane, Boise Look Up a FULLER DEALER in Your Towa STATE ROADS Vote 302 X Yes For 4" State Road Bond Limit =BALLOT T IT L E IS AS FO LLO W S;: 4 M I J - ISO J C Ainsworth and w f toW B Burke I 2 to ? Inclusive 1*0 to IS In k lu siv e 16, 21, 26, 16 and n 12 ne Of 28 Chehaleni Hill |1. Peter Allison to Stanley Bisbop- rtfck 80 ac s 24 t 2 s r 4 w $1. D W Atkinson and wf to Chaa H Brooks and wf Tracts 14, 16 and 16 Northwest Newberg subd 81600. Irene M Balch to Charles E Thur- ber s SO ft 1 1 and 2 blk 8 Central add Newberg $1760. Daniel W Bass and wf to Lynn Gubaer and wf 71.43 ac W W Athey die t 6 s r 3 w 810. Rose Boatman et al to Elton P Jones and w f 1 4 blk 17 Çak Park add McMinnville 8625. Roy Bremer and wf to Chas H Brooks and wf I 8 Northwest New- berg subd 83000. Pearl S ’Burden and wf to Wm. E Burdett et al land- In 4 3 and 4 s r 4 w 86000. Hannah Cathcart <u»d husb to John Wortman 1 22 and 55 River side Orchards $1500. Frances Chrisman and husb et al to Warren J McClaflin and w f 1 1 and 2 blk 13 City Piark add New berg 1900. Frances Chrisman and husb et al to Chrest Nelson and w f » H 1 », 10, 11 and 12 blk 21 E dw i^ls add New berg 810. M F Corrigan to John Arp and w f 37.60 ac J W Rogers die t 4 s f 4 w $10. Robert B Fields to W B Magness and wf 40 ac s 23 t 5 s r 3 w $2600. Ethel Graves et àl to E Arndt 40 ac C B Graves and BenJ Franklin die claims t 6 s r 6 w $10. Jay O Grawes and w fto D W A t kinson and w f 5 ac S Heater die t 8 a r 2 w $2500. Augustus Hirsh to Henry C Smith and w f M ac C B Graves die t 5 s r 6 w $3350. J Humfeld as trustee to Henry Sanders seM nw H a 24 t 2 i r 4 w $1200. — Benjamin Hunter and Wf et al to Harry C Starr and w f part of 128 Chehalem Orchard Holmes $3000. A J Hunsaker and wf to Mary E ■Hodges 36x90 ft on Finit street city of Newberg t 3 s r 2 W $735. Elisabeth M and Clinton B New- house to J L Stuart. 57.63 ac John Cary die t 4 s r 3 w $1. E G Seaton and wf to Samuel W ittenberg 80.90 aie Wm Dodson die t 2 s r 5 w $1500. Lydia F Steward a n d ' husb to Olive M Bennett and husb 7.61 ac Peter Smitb die t 3 s r 4 w $4000. J L Stuart and w f to Clinton B Newhouse and w f 57.13 ac John Cary die t 4 s r 3 w $1. Fidelia P Sully to Guy L Sully 79.88 ac A J Meredith die t 4 s r 4 w $1.. Chas E Thurber and w f to H C James 24.91 ac John Finch die t 3 s r 5 w $3000. A P Weymer and w f to J H Thorp and w f 4 ac John H Hess die t 3 s r 2 and 3 w $2650. Samuel W ittenberg and w f to Fred F Perkins and w f 110.90 ac Wm Dodson and E T Washburn die t 2 s r 5 w $4500. . N B Woodward and w f to Sher man Satchwell and w f 9.84 ac A Coovert die and .437 o f an ac Wm TT L ogln HIC V T I T~V w >2600. Administratrix’ Uotioe ELECTIO N , MAY 21 902 X Yes BEAL ESTATE H O O K E S C O N S T T rC T IO N A l/A M C N D M E N T -R ^ w n d to U » paopla by tha LtCMlaUra A w m b lr . 1-188 IT A TIPS! o r FOUH K S C O ST STATE INDEBTEDNESS r o « PERMANENT ROADS— Purpose: T o amsnd faction 7 of Article X I of the Constitution of the State of Oresoa eo Be to permit the creation of debteeod liabilitiaa mrtudiu, prerioue dsbta end liabilities fur the purpose of building and noun tuning per— pant roads to the amount of fourper sent of the tea steed valuation o f all th# pro party la the State of Or— n. instead o f twopar oantaa s o u provided by law. NO PROPERTY TA X-N O DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IR AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Keep three three fact« in mind. T he present auto license fees and gaeoline tax will pay both the principal and interest on all the bonda under this amendment, and will yield an annual surplus iiesidea for other state highway work. N o additional taxation o f any kind. Church o f the Brethren Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service^ at 11 a. m. Young People’s Meeting at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even- at 8 o’clock. » •, A cordial invitation Is extended to all to attend these services Loca tion— corner o f Hancock and Wash ington street}. John A . Reed. David a Click. Elders In Charge. Christian Bible school 19 a. m .. Ethel Kieler, superintendent Preaching aerrtece. 11 n .m . mad ? :$ • p. m. , T. P. R C. B. at 6:89. The public la cordially Invitad to all the services. K . H . Slckafooec, Pastor. Methodist Preaching every Sunday at the usual hours. Preaching «enrices both morning and evening. 11. a. m. 7 : 89 p. sa. Ep worth League, 1 :8 1 y . m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7 :$fi o’clock. Chas. B . Gibson, Pastor. Presbyterian 9:45 A. M . . . ........... Sunday sehoAl 1 1 0 0 A. *M............. M orning worship 7:00 P.~M.................... Y. P. 8. C. B. 8:00 P. M .............Evening worship Wednesday. 7:46 P. M .B ible hour 'All aon-church-goen and all in clined to Presbyterian truth and ways. urgently Invited. I Newberg Our lady representative will call at your home to show* you what Calumet Baking Powder will do for you and why it is called the cook’s best friend. The demonstration and test she will make are interesting and instructive. The test is not a comparative test of the strength of different baking pow ders because the water glass test does not show the strength o f baking pow der that does not contain white of egg. The test will, however, show the su periority of .Calumet in other respects and prove why it‘has solved all baking problems in millions of horrid*. Calumet Is not only the best leavening agent possible to make, but it is sold at a popular price and is thereforo an im portant factor in reducing the high cost of living. • Calutnet is manufactured in the largest, finest and most sanitary baking powder plant in/the world, by experts who make nothing but baking powder. Calumet received the highest awards for purity and efficiency at the world’s greatest pure food expositions at Chi cago in 1907, and at Paris, France, in 1912. Calumet contains only such . ingredients as have been officially approved b£ the United States Food • Authorities. Calumet is guaranteed to be Pure in the Can and Pure in the Baking. Try Calumet once at our risk. Your mbney back without question if it isn’t the best baking powder you ever used. Calumet Baking Powder Co. CHICAGO Free Methodist ~ tiering tc the pastor’s absence to attend the annual conference see- slam at Salem next Sabbath there will be no service in the evening. But the Sabbath school w ill meet as usual and there will be preaching at 11 a: m. t All are welcome. W . N. Coffee, Pastor STEADY, AMERICA! Baptist 8unday school at 19 o’clock. 8unday school at 9 :4 1 a. m. B. t / p . U. at 9 :8 0 p. m. A ll arc Invited to these services. Let Us Work This Out Together Seventh-Day Adventist Saturday: Sabbath school at 10*90 a. as., preaching service at 1 1 :4 9 . W ednesday: Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. • * ' 1920. Frankie L. Martin, Administratrix ctf the estate of Al fred C. Martin, deceased. Clarence Butt, Attorney for Batata. First Issue April 99. Last Issue May 27. T o th e L a d ies o f ---------~ Notice la hereby given that the undersigned, Frankie L. Martin, has Church o f God been duly appointed administratrix Sunday school at 10 a. m. of the estate of Alfred C. Martin, Preaohlng at 11 a. m. and 7 :8 0 deceased, by tbs County Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and has Prayer and testimony meeting qualified. Wednesday, 7 :8 0 p. m. Now, therefore, all persons haw ing claims against the estate of Al Chehalem Center Chuuk fred C. Martin, deceased, are here by notified and required to present Sunday sch ool.............................. 10:00 same, with the proper vouchers, to Preaching service........................11:00 the undersigned administratrix, at Christian Endeavor.................. 7:00 the office of Clarence Butt In the Preaching service...................... 8:00 City of Newberg, Yam hill County, Prayer meeting T h u r s d a y .... 8:00 Oregon, within six months from the I Business meeting o f the church date of this notice. on last Thursday evening o f month. Paul H. Lewis, Pastor. Dated this 29th day of April, Dundee M. £ . Church Sunday school at 19 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Evening servies at 7 :8 9 p. a . Rev. J. H. Olllssple .Pastor. Republicans, It le U p to U e to E lect m R eal President This Fall. H e M uet B e the B iggest and the Soundest and the M ost E ffective Am erican W e Can F ind. Before Committing Yourself Consider These *yv Facts: . *■* • ■ ~ \ ----- — A school................................. 1 9 :9 9 worship.......................... 1 1 :9 9 v a m i M Bad savor...................... 9 :8 9 W orship............................................. 7 :8 9 Prayer meeting W ednesday.. . 7 :1 9 Cari F . M iller, Pastor. f PEARL OIL (K E R O SE N E ) ‘ 3— Out o f thirteen states, where the contest w m between W ood and Johnson for the instruc tion o f delegates to the Republican National Convention, the elections have been decided for W ood in nine. Total Num ber o f D elegate• Pledged to V o te for W ood at Republican National C onvention, 321 Since the narrowing down o f the field, the situa tion is generally diagnosed as follow s: A vote for H oover, for Low dent or far. P oindexter is a vote fo r Johnson. KEEP THE PARTY TOGETHER Sunday school. . . . : ............. 9 :41 Morning servie«..................... 11:99 Young People’s m eeting...... 7 :99 Evening servie«..................... 9 :99 W ed. night prnyer m ee tin g ... 1 :9 9 WIN W ITH W O O D Vote for GOOD ROADS MAY 21 Limit 3 • Friends Chmrah, Oprinfteook FIOBUU. FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED Oregon must have sufficient Higliwsy Funds to match Federal apportion- NteetA or Oregon cannot get the benefit of Federal money for Oregon Roads. Increasing this constitutional limit is a necessity. Unleas limit is increased, either state roads cannot be completed for many, many yearn,or must be finished by direct property taxation. This measure averts direct property tax for stats highways and makes early completion possible Let'* get tbs road« built now Sunday school at 10 a. m .. Aaa Sutton, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Sermon subject, "T h e Unity at the Church.” C. E. at 6 :JO p. m. Evening, meeting at 7 :8 0 . Sermon subject, ” 1« America cm the Eve o f a Revolution T” Special music. Come and hear these msossgsa. Fred B. Carter, Factor Vote 302 X Yes fer 4 % State Road Bmi LM t (Paid Adv. by
