Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, July 22, 1920, Image 3

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Wall StreetBe-fore the fire of 1635
{¡.Savings deposited with us ere as
safe as an investment in a United
States government bond, while the
earning power of your money placed
in our vaults is greater than*if in
vested in government bonds.
C A banK booh, showing an ever in­
creasing savings account is* one of
the most v a lu able things yo\l can
possess. It carrier with it an assur
ance of independence, and a relief
from worries for the future.
.
The saving habit should be cultivated
as a virtue, and you will find in it a
pleasure that far exceeds your e x ­
pectations.
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C. Get the habit now. Tahe a part of
this weeh’s earnings as a beginning.
Start a banK account with us today
. S. National Bank, Newberg, Oregon
Cross country touring brings no sense of weariness or fatigue
to the tourist that uses a DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR "VE­
HICLE. Tfye ear has unusual roominess. The depth and soft­
ness ofthe real leather upholstery, the buoyancy of the springs
and the design of the seats, together with the quiet running)
of the powerful engine, make one unmindful of distanoe.
Touring Cars
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$1360
Roadster
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-
$1360
Business Car (screen body) $1350
Business Car
[panel body]
Coupe
Sedan —
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$1435
$2060
$2230
All Prices]F. O. B. Newberg
McCoy Bros. Auto Co.
Newberg
Oregon
How? Ask Us!
All batteries wear out in time.
Many a battery dies long before
its time.
You can'tpreveht battery death
but you can postpone it. Threaded
R u b b e r I nsul at ion has been
selected by 136 manufacturers of
passenger cars apd motor trucks.
Red— I* that your dog growling
Hillsboro, Ore., July 20— (Spe­
Greene— It sure is.
c ia l.)—W ith his clothing caught
In the harness of a frightened « Red— What
is J he
growling
horse, the 6-yyar-old son of Henry about?
_
Stilus* was dtagged over a rough
Red— Because meat 1* so high
field for a quaiter of a mile this
morning, receiving injuries from Yonkers Statesman.
which he died a few minute* after
being brought to a Hillsboro hos­
pital.
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Mr. Stauss was starting to work
irt his hay field and was accom­
panied by the boy and a 10-year-
old slater, both of whom were seal­
ed on the horse, whicty the, father
was leading. The boy slipped and
frightened the animal, which bolt­
I ed, throwing the girl, who escaped
without Injury. The father clung
to the bridle and was dragged sev­
eral rod* before his hold was .
ened.
The scene of the accident is-nine
mile* north of Hillsboro.
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CARLTON MAN RECOVERS
‘
CAR STOLEN YEAR AGO
Sam Henry, who live* northwest
of town, has found a Ford car
which was stolen from him a year
ago this month. The machine was
taken from thè strèetk of McMinn­
ville, where members of the own­
er’s family had parked it one night
last July, and not a trace of it was
evér found until a couple of weeks
ago when it came into a garage in
Tillamook for repair*. —Mr:—Hen­
ry’s son was in the garage at the
time, being employed there. It is
understood.
He thought the car
resembled the stolen machine and
proved it through certain fixtures
which he had placed upon it that
were not a pan of the regular
equipment. The man who had it
bought it from a farmer' near T il­
lamook, who had bought It In good
faith from a Sherwood. Oregon,
man. The Sherwood man’s Ident­
ity was discovered, but he has not
been located at the time of this
writing.“ Mr. ITenry bought an­
other Foul after the theft, and
will now hjive two machines.—:Sen-
tinel...... .........:
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W A Y S OF W O M EN
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"Women are queer.”
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Resalar
"W hat now !"-
" I ’ve seen my wife let down the fran k Knapp.
Wm.
folding bed and then look under
it for a possible burglar.” — Louis­
ville Courier-Journal.
I have had 16 years experience
besides three years in a piano
factory, making me thorough-
competent to do Tuning,
emulating or
Let me put your Piano in first
class condition, and 8fter this
first cost I will keep it in tune
at a cost of (2.00, providing
you have it tuned every six
months. This applies to any­
one within 15 miles of New-
L e o n B . L e w is
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Piano Tuner
NEWBERG, OREGON
P. 0. Box 276 Phone Blue 211
in s u re s l o n g w e a r a n d firs t-c la s s a p ­
p e a r a n c e in a d w e l l i n g h o u s e o r
o t h e r s tru c tu re . O u r s t o c k o f s id in g
is m a d e o f c a r e f u lly s e le c te d lu m b e r
a n d s e a s o n e d t h o r o u g h ly . T h a t is
w h y it w e a r s s o w e l l .
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/ \ r \ Second and FomrUl
day evening Of each month.
Visitine brothers
Well-Seasoned Siding
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Newberg Lodge No. ltd
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Drs.Gochnour& Daniels
CH IRO PRACTO R S
M a s sa g e ,
H y d ro -th e re p y
a n d E lectric T r e atm e nt «
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STEAM A N D
Tell Us Your Plans
ELECTRIC BATH S
for building and w e w ill show you how to
avoid waste and get the most for your money.
Our customers are our best friends, because
they can rely on our advice about building
and building material. T h ey always return.
Phone Black 40 for appointment
110 North School street, first door
north of Yamhill Electric Office
W e Guarantee the Quality of
Everything W e Sell
Kendrick Grocery
C. K. Spauldir
FRESH, CLEAN STOCK.
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MISSING MONEY FOUND
.
TUCKED AW AY IN HAT
Best the Market Affords
A short time before Joseph Dad-
ourak was killed while operating
a tractor the latter part of May he
had made a stock shipment to the
Portland*, yards and there w>s
known to be due him from this
shipment something like (3,000.
On the night' following his death
hi* house, where he lived alone,
was entered and completely ran­
sacked and every nook and corner
searched and his private books and
papers left scattered about.
Thi
was done about midnight, as at
that time a light was seen in the
house by neighbors.
It Was sup­
O
posed at the time that the party
You
gain
an
advantage
in
the
resources,
or parties making the search was
experience, knowledge and equipment of
acquainted with the fact that he
the
Standard Oil Company, which combine
had received this money or chefcks
to make Zerolene an oil of quality. They
and a* the administrator could
create an efficiency in the manufacture of
find no evidence of any money
fine lubricants hard to duplicate elsewhere
about the house it was gitaerally
conceded that the midnight burg­
in the world.
lar had secured It, and that the
Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication
estate would be out that amount.
of your automobile, truck or tractor.
The mat ter rested in that condition
s t a n d a r d oil c o m pan y
until the sale of his effects on
(California)
Wednesday of last week, .when
everything was sold, even to hl-
clothes.
It was while looking
about the house for articles for the
autloneer’8 hammer that Mr. Der­
by, father of Mrs. Frank Chapman,
discovered a rain hat hanging In nn
out of the way place and on taking
it down four checks to the amount
of (2,733 and some cents and ((0 0
in currency was found in It. This V. D. M ILLER. Special Agent Standard Oil Co. Newberg.
amount corresponds very nearly to
that estimated as due him from
the rttock shipment and clears up
the tnystery as to what had become
of the money. Evidently the mid­
B e fo r e Y o u Dispose
night
prowler
had * taken
no
thought of the hat, otherwise he
would have had (3,133,00. that did
not belong to him.
In this cane the Jhat bank worked
'ou t to the interest o f t h e estate.
I but as a place of- security It is not
1 to be recommended
above the
j .banking
institutions. — Sheridan
G ET A PRICE FROM
Sun.
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Fruits and Vegetables
in season
Country Produce Bought and Sold
Cash Paid for Poultry and Eggs
. Hannings, old Stand
Corner First and Center Sts
"You gain an
advantage,
MONUMENTS
grade fo r
each type
o f engine
All Kinds Low Prices Satisfaction
a . M . K E IL IN G
Box 402fPhone Black 146
< Newberg, Or«
oT Y o u r
WOOL
Auto Battery Department
Newberg Telephone Co.
717 First Street,
N ew íerg, Ore
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Anna Mary Bailey. McMinm llk\
to W illiam Worthington Niekell.
MJcMlnnville.
Florence . Hazel Pike, Newberg.
to Oswald Howell Best, New bora.
Ivic Agnes nannlng. Yamhill, to
Gray don Adolphus Miller. Yamhill.
Maxi« Evelyn Me (bill, McMiur.-
vllle. to George Sterling LaRm.
Walla Walla. Washington.
LESS LABOR
n tt**
O l a **
Diner (scanning bill of fare)-- i
“ Rump steak (0 cent* and again j
50 cents. What’s the difference?" j
W aiter— "You get
a
sharper |
knife with the 50 cent one, slr."-
Boston Transcript.
THE
S a n t ia m W o o le n M ills
E xcl us ive M a n u f a c t u r e r s of
HIGH-GRADE WOOLEN BLANKETS. WOOL BATTS, WOOL COMFORTER AND W OOL MATTRESSES
Sell Direct to the Manufacturer
MiBs at
Stayton, Oregon
1 0 5 Union Ave. N .
Portland,[.Oregon
R. M. CALDWELL, Local Agent
B o x 113, N e w b e r g , O r e .
P h o n e W h it e 182