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\ f i t Why take a Chance? M CTM U B u y one o f the Leading M akes of Phonographs O nly by TESTING th e se d iffe ren t m ak es of Phonographs sid e by sid e can you really m ak e a fa ir d ecision upon th e one th a t you sh ou ld ow n . ' . ■ ' ■ . '■ , . Gat your garden hose at Dojrla’a Tire Shop. *“ Sfitf For Sale— By L. H. Minier, 2 Jer sey cows at 866 each. / . 37 pd Wanted— Good used baby cab. In*- quire at Graphic office. It White Shoes Get your berry boxea and orates of Spaulding Logging Co. 34tf For Sale— Good country slab wood, no edgings. Call Blue 149. Sfitf m. Reliable man wants work to 2 p. Address H. M., Newberg. It pd A table full at ----------------------------------------------------1 For Sale— 3 inch wagon In good condition, narrow tire. Phone 13 a25. 37 pd Cherry pickers wanted by Levi Lewis. Springbrook. Phone 10a 52. ~ W pd Trunks and Suit Cases A very com plete line 7 50 to $ 15.00 2.50 6.00 Traveling B a g s............... .......................$ . M atting S u itcases .................. to $ Fiber Suitcuea......... 504 First SL Newberg, Ore. EVERYTHING MUSICAL If yoti want to sell that auto let Dawson paint it up Ilk« new. 108 North Main. 36 pd Why Ocean Waters Are Never Stilt SCHEME WORKED TOO WELL . The surface waters o f the ocean are Teacher Should Have Remembered That Old Proverb Concerning Things Heard by Listeners. A new hlgh-ecbool teacher had come la the local high school and was anx ious to know how she Impressed the faculty members and students. But abc eras new and of course would not ask any of them tie others* opinion e f herself So she began to watch f o r a chance to use her own Ingenuity In making the discovery. And one day her chance cam e She was In the principal’s of fice filling out an identification card when she saw him and one of the other* teachers coming down the halL Quickly she slipped Just outside the back door and stood there to Usten a wee bit. Just as she had hoped they would, they noticed the card she had Jnst filled out. “Oh, she's the new teach er.” spoke up the principal. “ Do you know by any chance what history she teaches T* The other teacher answered. “ An cient" The principal grinned. “ Why, of course," he returned. “ I should have known that from her looks." — Ex change. For Trade— 2 or 3 high, grade Holstein cows for light touring car. Call Blue 149. 36tf In constant motion under the Influ ence o f waves, tides, currents and Get your garden hose at Doyle’s drifts. Waves are vertical.osclllatlona Tire Shop. 35tf caused by the winds.' Tides resemble waves in their motion, hut they owe Dr. L. W . Horn, veterinary sur their origin to the attractive force o f the sun and moon. The horizontal geon, Hall’s Feed Barn. Residence Sfitf movements of the surface waters are phone Black 72. knewn as drifts and currents. A drift W e have some good u*ed Fords, la a general movement under the lniu- Liberal terms. ence of the wiud. but slower and more 1917-1918 Modela. 3tf changeable in direction than a current Anderson Motor Go. Inclosed seas have a circulatory move For Sale— 4 room house at 1109 ment because the water usually differs In deusltv from the ocean. Chehalem street. Newberg. Can uso Ford car In payment. 32tf $ 15.00 34 inch enam el sheet steel trunks.....$ 15.00 find 36 inch enam el sheet steel trunks.....$ 22.50 16.00 These are 3-pty trunks w ith 4-ply fronts Where locks are placed. Get your garden hose at Doyle’s Tire Shop. 35tf For Sale— Studebaker car, 1916 Hart’s Shop. 32tf Dawson will paint your auto. 108 North Mhin. 36 pd Loose bay for sale by O. A. Pet erson. phone 9a35. • 36 pd T3tT For Sale— Used tires at bargala prices In the follow ing sizes: 20x3; 3 0 x 3 % ; 33x4 and 36 x 4 % . Agents for the Racine Horae Shoe tires and Record tubes. We can save you Attainable Goal. money on your tire expense. Vul go what is your star u> he like? Is canising and retreading done It worth going after good and hard? promptly. Galland eee us. Hall A Too don't want a star of a job or Ufe Altlmue, 103 First street, corner o f work*tbat is so tenuous the points will First aad Mala, Newberg, Ore, Sfitf roll op and refuse to be pested down as a sensible and effective decoration NEWBERG AUCTION BOUSE, sor and Insignia o f what yon represent. rier First aad Mala streets, deee a To* don't want It to be so "fat" and material that all spiritual and ethical general commission business; also manifeststtooa are lacking, and you aparates autos ter hire to any part o f don't want It to be so far away that city or country. 30-paeenger bus to lt*e oat o f reach— in fact, you want accommodate picnic parties, hall jnst a good, star that la attain teems, tripe up the Highway, Colum able by strang, stendy determination bia Beach, coast resorte or anywhere. and one that win Milan brightly Priesa reasonable. Calls answered through every setback end discourage day or night. Phase W hite fifi. 1 ment.—Pittsburgh Lander. A. Elite A Sen. MW Best looks and hardware. f Some of the new plaid gii and striped shirtings arrived this tpoek, BUY AT HOME FIRST a Y ou can alw ays save m oney and time by m aking your purchases in N ew berg, w here prices are usually u low as Portland's so called sale prices. M ILLE R M ER C A N T ILE C O . 7 P o p u la r S t o r e s For Sole— 4 room house at 1109 Chehslem street, Newberg. Can use For Sale— 8 room house, barn and 32tf three acres o f land and abundance Ford csr in paym ent.' of fruit. P. O. Box 184. 35tf Seasoned maple 16-lnch wood, for For Rent— 2 sleeping rooms and Immediate delivery, also some fir. J. 26tf bath, 32.50 per week, each. Mrs E. Martin, phone Red 146. Joe Bixby, Third and Grant. 37 Experienced woman wants work For Sale— New Zealand and Bel by the hour from 8 a. m. to 11 a. gian Hare rabbits, young does and m. Address H. M., Newberg. It pd bucks. ^George E. Melllnger. 33tf Some cash picked up on the street Seasoned maple 16-lnch wood, for has been left at this office for the immediate delivery, also some fir. J. one who may give evidence of own ership. It E. Martin, phone Red 146. 25tf HEMSTITCHING— Finest w ork o a For Sale— 80 head of ewes and lambs, 23 head of goats. Phone any kind of material at moderate prices. Picot Edge work. Sw itehse 19a25. N. P. Nelson. 36tf mads to order. Lee M illinery O o., Gregory Block. Newberg. 4fitt For Sale— Prune trees, shade trees, strawberry plants, shrubbery o f all kinds. Newberg Feed A Seed O q . Ttf Our shop la complete to do all kinds of repair work on Ford cars ; with s fall line o f genalne Ford parts for sale and use. Anderson Motor Co. 2tf Notice to the Public— I am locat ed at the corner o f First and Merld* For Sale— Cozy 6 room house, all Wanted— Rough-dry washing to ten, former Livermore stand, with do at home. Residence 112 Center city conveniences, corner lot, 3 complete stock o f the Watkins rem and Second. Phone W hite 123. 37 p blocks from city hall. Price reason edies. S. A. Ball. 34tf able. Phone Black 210. It pd For Sale— 6 foot Clark double For Sale— Plastered 5 room house, For Sale— Bay team, weight 2300. cutaway disc harrow, good ccndi- lights, telephone, corner lot. good lo- Gentle and as true as-steel. Cheap. __Inquire-Graphic office. 31 tf K. H. Slckafoose, 212 West First catton, garden and roses. A snap at $1200; easy terms. Laura M. Wtl- Wanted— Some more milk cus- street, Newberg. It pd ttamsr phone Red 131. It tomers. Orders- Taken Tor cottage cheese to be delivered Saturdays. 37p Found— At the park on last Sat urday lady's hand bag containing Lost— May 19 on streets of New Wanted— Blackcap pickers at the handkerchiefs and snap pictures. berg. round gote class pin attached beat wages. Camping privileges or -* r i ... .Ut »mall Dink anA-h la e horn— E il . board at coût. M. G. Oakley. 36 pd graving on pin C. V. N. 1916. Re W anted— Good farm work horse. ward. Esther Anderson, teacher 1 p For Sale— Fine young sow with W eight not less than 1400. Must 10 pigs 2 months old. G. C. WooK be true and gentle. W. R. Hltchen, Loans, any amount, farm, city ever. R. 2, Box 80, Newberg. 37 pd R. 2, Newberg, phone 36a51. It pd property and chattels; no delays. Mortgages, nates, contracts, bonds, Carpenter work neatly done. Con Pigs for Sale— Registered Poland etc., bought And sold. For Invest tract or day work. Residence. 125 China, also registered boar for ser lilt note »tree,— Phone ed 177.— (’. A. vice:— C U. San dor, 2 miles south- ments: Sec Atty. B. A. Kltks, Mc- Mlnnvtiie, Oregon. 30tf Walker. 39 p d esst o f Newberg, phone Red 148.37p For Sale— T400 poun^ team, wa There w ill be s basket social giv gon and harness. 9350. Also small en by the Security Benefit Associa team. 180. J. S. W right. Phone tion st Duncan’s hall, Wednesday Red 67. 36tf evening, June 16. Everybody in vited. N. P. Nelson, auctioneer. 1 p First class opera house piano for sale. T. B. Duncan, Newberg, 200 Plano Tuning— 16 years experi Second and Grant streets, phono ence. Phone Blue 211. L. B. Lewis, Black 74. 1 25tf 1109 Chehalem street, Newberg. Or egon. Flute, Clarinet, Saxaphone Now is the time to order your and Piccolo lessons. exit Oregon Champion gooseberry plants and Italian prune trees for fall de Millinery— This season we are livery. Prices reasonable. Wood carrying some trimmed hats and stock Nursery. 5803 Woodstock Av shapes. W ill also remodel end re enue, Portland. Phone Sell wood trim. 613 North Edwards street, 2332. 36-38 phone Blue 144. SStf For Sale — 77 acres, 35 under plow, balance good timber and pas ture, good water. 4 springs and creek. Fair build Inga, place all fenced aad cross fenced. 7 acre prune orchard, good growing crop on balance o f cultivated ground. Stock. Implements and crop all go with the place for the low price of 98,000, half cash, balance long time If desired. Might take some city property. H. E. Smith, Route 1, Newberg. St pd t- New Ginghams and Shirtings Piano Lessons— Mrs. L. B. Lewis. 1109 Chehalem street, Newberg. Or egon, phone Blue 211. 32tf Wanted— Potatoes o f all kinds at Curious Fatigue Test Vincent’s Feed Store. 25tf A nnique method has been discov ered to measure just how tired one's Wanted— 2-horse disc. J. S body becomes after hours of work. A I W right, phone Red 67. 35tf line Is drawn across the forearm with a sharp point, not sharp enough to Help wanted for dining room and break the skin, but only to drive out It the blood and leave il straight white kitchen at Imperial hotel. line on the skin. An observer holding Team and harness, also good heavy a stop watch measures the time It takes for the blood to rush back into harueaa for sale. J. A. Smith,' the atno and the white Hue to fade. The exact numbe r of second# nmi teae- Collections— K night Adjustment tlon of a second Is recorded. Thin test Co.. McMinnville. Oregon. 2Ptf Is repeated say at Intervals of one hoar all day until the working hours Blacksmithlng, wagon wood work are over. When these readings are ¡and farm machinery repaired. Hart’# whlcb*tells at a glance Jnst how one’s { Shop, energy ebbs throughout the day. There Is slwsys a marked Jump In the line Springs for all cars. We can put after lunch hour.—Boys’ Life. a spring in while you wait. Hart’s Shop. 32tf The Emu. —r ~ Hyatt New Departure and Timken “The emu Is e large bird, half the size of an ostrich.” sey r Lee 8. Cran- bearings. Large stock on band at dall, enrutor of tilnls In the New Turk g ftr t'a SHOff.----------------------------- M U — Zoological pert, writing at “The Tfoubteir o f Pethvr Emu” 1» Boy»’ See the new UtHttor Tractoj- a t Life. “ It ts found only in Australia, where there Is also a closely related Stull’s Garage. Handled by Bryant bird, tb«* cassowary. The wings are A Nichols. Phone Red 149. 37 pd rudimentary, so that the bird Is un able to fly. Hut it does not suffer from There will be a basket social g iv this lack, for Its strong legs enable en by the Security Benefit Associa It to run with great speed and agility. tion at Duncan's hall, Wednesday In fact, the emu Is bard to catch and evening. June 16. Everybody In a dangerous <>i i>»nent when cornered, for It is as elusive as an eel and can vited. N. P. Nelson, auctioneer. 1 p kick with tremendous force. When engaged in combat It leaps high In the air. and launches a trip-hammer blow strong enough to send a heavy .man bead over beela Fisk tires and tubes, real tire val ue. 6.000 miles and no trouble. Hart’s Shop.______________ 31tf ..................$ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 2 .0 0 Leather Suitcases up to ..................... • 32 inch enam el sheet steel trunks..... $ 1 4 .0 0 Wanted— Boy’s Becond hand wa gon. Must be reasonable. Phone W hite 121. It Kienle & Sons reduced Underpriced at $3.98 Wanted— Cherry pickers. beat wages. See Wanleas. or call Black S3. 40 pd Wanted— Used automobile in fair condition. Adresa A. C „ Graphic office. . , ' 37 pd Siga and *ead dis ad foi Catalogues aad Particular! $ 3.98 Displayed in our main center aide i i a table fu ll o f women’s white oanvass and kid ah jnst in time for your summer needs. There are all sites from to 0. Wanted— To engage fam ily o f '5 or 6 for prune picking. W . H. Dean. 36tf The Edison Diamond Disc Close W . A. W illiams A Son will new be found st 109 North Main street where they are prepared to do your vulcanizing and retreading. Coma on with your sick tires and have them repaired. 14tf For Sale— 1 fine weathered osk dining room set, 1 Bridge Beech kitchen range, 1 heating stove, both olmoet new, 1 single white iron bed, mattreae. springs. 1 mantle bed. P. O. Box 716, phone Red 167. 96-88 Bids Wanted for Wood The undersigned will recelvw sealed bids for the follow ing quan tities of cord and slab wood for de livery as stated below. Bids to b e opened Tuesday, June 15th, 1920» st 11:30 a. m. Any part of 500 cords, first grow th .fir out from green timber. A n y part of 500 cords, second growth fir cut form green timber. Any part of 500 cords heavy slat* wood free from edgings. All wood to be delivered and ranked on the ground st our con- densery tn Newberg. We reserve, the right to reject any or all bids. Address a lT b ld i to : Hennlngsen Produce Company, Newberg Ore. 3£ Notice of Annual School Meeting Notice is hereby given to the le gal voters of School District No. 2P TTTTm nlilll Bounty) State of Oregon-.- that the annual school meeting o f said District will be held at the grade building to begin at the hour of two o ’clock p. m „ on the third Monday of June, being the 21st day of June A. D. 1920. This meeting ts called for the pur- rif . w i n g ty p directors for the term of 3 years, and the transaction of business usual at such meeting. REWARD FOB BEBGD0LL Doted this 9th day o f June, 1920. S. P. Timberlake, Legion Weekly offers 8500 reward Chairman Board o f Directors. for the capture of Grover Cleveland Attest— W. W. Nelson, Bergdoll, millionaire draft deserter, District Clerk. 37 who escaped from federal officials at Philadelphia. This In addition to Park Bond Measure 83.550 offered by others. The American Legion Weekly. Whereas, At a special election held In the City o f Newberg, Ore gon, on May 1st, 1920, there was Wanted— Wood Bids submitted to the voters o f said city The Board of School District No. a measure providing for the Issuance 9 (Chehalem Center) desire bids for supplying ten (1 6 ) cords o f fir and sale of said PaTk Bonds, and * special tax for maintenance of a wood. Delivery to be made to school city park, and ground by October 1, 1920. Slab Whereas, The said measure re wood bids considered. Right to re ceived a majority o f the votes cast ject any or all bids reserved. F. I. at such eleettoa, favoring the said Strait, Clerk, Newberg. Oregon, R. bond issue and special tax; F. D. No. 1. ■* 3 6 tf Therefore, I hereby proclaim that the said Pack Bond and Tax Card of Thanks measure hoe been daly passed and We wish to express our heartfelt approved and Is now In full force thanks for the many kindnesses and effect by virtue o f the favorable shown us during the sickneee and vote east therefor at the special elec follow ing the death of our beloved tion held May 21st, 1920, tn the hnkband. father find son. Including •aid City o f Newberg. the floral offerings. Dated June 3th, 1920. Mrs. M. E. Newlln and family. George Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Newlln. . . Mayor.
