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Don't take Uh too seriously Oollecttema— K n ig h t Adjustm ent Ca., McMtanvlHe, Oregon. SM I Livra it up a bit with nurá: and laughter., You w l led and work a lot better lor it. Oet your harry b o x « and crates of Spaulding L o g g in g Co. 84tf A Vìe trala briaca you the world'« wealth o f rande— frota grand opera to tbe latest vaudevilli “bita;" from stately weltrae to For Sala— Good country slab wood. no edgings. Call Blue 148. 34tf We bave all tbe latest Victor Records. For Sale— Horae, harness and buggy, very cheap. „M. C. W ire A Son. It VICTROLA W anted— T o rent furnished house. Phone W h ite 7, ask (o r Mr. Ovcrend. 41 pd K1ENLE & SONS E V E R Y T H I N G IN M U S IC GROUND UNDER HEAVY TAXES 'S O U T H E R N - I ' -------- --- People In Bible Tintée Completely at Mercy of Extortionate Extract ors o f Tribute. 1 Ir a ni« Something of a Pity That Writer Did Not Complete Pungent Epistle. Not long ago, tbe story runs, a trav eling salesman visited a certain small town and sold tbe proprietor of Its general store an order of Jewelry, the Youth’« Companion relates. When the Jewelry arrived It was not a* repre sented. and the merchant consequently returned It. But the wholesale bouse, nevertheless, attenuated to collect the bill, and drew a sight draft on tbe merchant through the local bank, which returned the draft unhonored. Tbe wholesalers then wrote to tbe postmaster. Inquiring about the finan cial standing s f the merchant, and tbe postmaster replied laconically that It was O. K. By return mall the wholesalers re quested him to "hand the Inclosed account to the leading lawyer” of the place for collection. This Is the reply that they received: “The undersigned Is the merchant on whom you attempted to palm ofi your worthless goods. The undersigned Is president and owner of the hank to which you sent your sight draft. The undersigned Is the postmaster to whom you wrote, and the undersigned Is the lswyer whose services yon sought to ehtsln for your nefarious business. I f the undersigned were not ^nlso the pastor o f the church at this place he ™ " wbore to r a " _________ B elgian Hares and N ew Zealand RedB fo r sale by H a rry R ockw ell on Portland road. 42 pd R o ller and ball bearings fo r autoa, trucks and tractors. L a rg e stock on A rriv e Portland hand. H a rt's shop. Leave N ew berg 3 7t í 7:45 A m. No. 354, 4:04 a. m. 11:20 a. m. W e have all kinds o f used Fords No. 354, 9:55 a m. 2:45 p. m. from 3200 to 3500. W e g iv e terms. No. 358. 1:15 p. m. 6 :2 6 p .m . Anderson M otor Co. 41tt^-~ ¡N o . 353. 4:04 p.m. 1:20 p. m. ¡N o . 340, 7:04 p. m. F o r Sale— 80 head o f ewes and , tN o. 343, 13:50 A m. 2:06 A m. lambs, 23 head o f goats. Phone t Sunday only. 19a25. N. P . Nelson. 2<tt SOUTH BOUND T R A I N » While They Last BOUND T R A IN S VI5IUNS NOT ALL REALIZED But Even So, There Is Something Fin« in the Dreaming o f Beautiful Dreams. There seem to be a great many dis appointed people In the world today; the explanation apparently Is that many o f us do not I'-nd onr dreams and hopes realised In quite the way and at tbe time we expected. How many times have there been conjured up be fore us a kind o f magic day In which all flue and splendid things would be easily possible, and life would, of ne cessity, lose very much that was sor did and un-ideal b We had beautiful visions that seemed so easy o f realiza tion. But in the cold light o f the day into which we have now come there are many hard and unyielding un- Ideal facta, and what we fondly pic tured falls to shape Itself In actual life. Of course, we are disillusioned and disappointed. But ought we to be? Was there, after all. anything the matter with the ^vision that w* cher ished? Is It possible that tbe trouble wUh us Is that we have not tbe faith a ffl the wisdom to see tbe vision be ing realised, though In ways and fash ions o f which we had not dreamed? Columbus did not Discover what he looked for. but were his faith and dreaming not Justified nevertheless? And would he ever have discovered anything but for the faith and the dresmlna?— Montreal Herald. ON AJAX TIRES DOYLE’S TIRE SHOP 2 Doors West of Telephone OfSce 98 Cts. PER PAIR P A C IF IC TTMR T A B L E ,- N O R TH People In tbe Bible times were taxed heavily. They were on a straight levy, not based on Incomes or excess profits. Payment was compelled and no excusea made, nor were there any exemptions in married men or beads o f famil've. Although there were no array or no <y A rriv e N ew berg establishments and no airplane pro j Leave Portland - 9:00 a m. gram, tbe people paid their assess j No. 361, 7:35 A m. ments In both gotd and silver. 11:32 a m. j No. 355,10:05 a. m. King Solomon compelled tbe Oe- ! No 369. 1:00 p. m. 2:20 p.m. nanltes who were left In tbe coun No. 353, 4:05 p. m. 6:34 P.BA try to pay him tribote. Tbe rebellion No. 367, 5:36 p. m. 4:68 p.m. o f Jeroboam on a<*count of tbe heavy tN o. 341. 11:36 p.m. 12:41 A m. taxes levied by Solomon, after tSaturday only. ward growing Into tbe revolt af the Ten Tribes, was tbe- most pre tentions kick against the levy o f tbe P a r fM a d -B e w b e r g ] (a t e r B u s Seh e- powers In Bible times. Jeroboam was d a le E ffe c tiv e A u g u s t I S , 1818 at first compelled to take ref age la Egypt, and It was on acçount o f the Subject to change w ithout notice. taxes sad levies laid by Solomon that Leave Portland Lea ve N ew berg the Israelites sjld to Rehoboam, tbs Im perial H otel 4th and A lder son of Solomon, upon tbs latter’s 4:00 A.M. 8:24 A .M . death: 10:00 A .M . 9:30 A .M . “Thy father made onr yokes griev l h M A. M. 11:00 A . M.4 ous; now therefore make thou tbe grievous service of thy father and 1:00 P .M . 1.00 P. M. hie heavy yokes which be pnt upon 2:46 P .M . 2:30 P. M. ra lighter and we will serve thee." 4:00 P .M . 4:15 P .M . ■When Caesar Augustus was la * 4:30 P .M . 5:30 P .M . ' power and Qulriuus was governor of ... M I P U Syria, after having Just been elected - ---. - (Or a third term because he had kept the Syrians out o f war, tbe first named Sat. and Sun. only S a t and Sun. only Issued a proclamation signed by bis 4:00 P .M . 11:00 P. M. secretary o f stare that tbe whole world should be taxed. And all tbe people went to their own d ty to be taxed. Reservations fo r Theatre Parties, 'T h e later editions o f the Bible speak ate., or fo r Speeal T rip s call o f tbe act as the people being “ en Portland P h on e. . . . .........M ain 8814 rolled.” N ew berg P h o n e .. . ...........B lack IS # BUT ONE THING LEFT UNSAID A special purchase made some time ago before the recent advances enables us to offer these Boys Blue Denim Bib Overalls at this very low price. They are well made of Heavy Blue Denim, with bib and suspenders. Displayed in main center aisle at this very low price. Flak Urea and tubea, teal tira v a l ue. 4,000 miles and no trouble. H a ifa Shop. lit( 5 0 4 First St., N o w b o r g 1 Sizes 4 to 15 Years Newberg; Ore. W anted— F am ily o f 4 to t fo r prune picking. W . J. Bennett, Uundee, phone 13al5. 43 pd Bl&cksmithlng, w agon wood w ork and farm m achinery repaired. H art's Shop. " 32tf Seasoned maple 18-lnch wood, (o r Immediate delivery, sleo some (lr . J. EL M artin, phone Red 148. 25tf Snat>— N ew 1-ton truck. Olds, fu lly equipped; call or w rite J. H. Nash, Newberg. Phone W h ite 42. I t F or Sale— A lim ited supply o f 4 to 6-foot Italian prune trees, fo r fall delivery. V incept's Feed Store. 42tf W anted— No. 1 fam ily cow. State age, breed and how long fresh; also price. Box 184, N e w berg. I t pd ------ : FOR MEN F or Sale— 80 acres on Chehalem Mountain, good location fo r prunes or walnuts. F or further Informa tion call 23a4. 38tf Just received— Car load o f new Chevrolet Tourings. Can make Im mediate delivery this week. ' A derson Motor Co. 41tf W anted— Man to help during harvest, not later than July 20. W rite to E. W. Mueller, Rickreall, Oregon, Box 59, R. 2. 42 pd For Sale property on house and number o f &53. Canvas Oxfords and Bals A i Wool $6.75 Pair $2.98^Pair a These have just arrived and we have them on display in our Main Center Aisle« colored. There are all sixes, kahaki They are extra w ell made •X- having been made for the govern ment fo r army use. They wear like buckskin._______ ;X- . These are also displayed in main cen ter aisle. W hite canvas with white rubber soles. There are all sixes. Just the thing for hot weather or for outing wear. SP ECIAL ______ ______ _ $6.75 Pair $2.98 Pair MILLER MERCANTILE CO. 5-room house in N ew berg fo r sale, or trade fo r Tillam ook prop erty. Mrs. Frank Duncan, phone Oat your garden hoee at Doyle’s W hite 9. * 42-45 T ir e Shop. 36tf Found— Woman’s wool sweater dropped from automobile on R iver street. Owner call and pay for this notice. It Men’s White U. S. Army Pants 7 P o p u la r S to re s SE LLIN G CABS W IT H A CON Wanted— Wood Bid« SCIENCE The Board o f School District No. 9 (Chehalem Canter) daslra bids fo r supplying tan (1 0 ) cords o f f i r wood. Delivery to be made to school ground by October 1, 1924. Slab wood bids considered. R ig h t to re ject any or all blda reserved. F. L Strait, Clark. N ew berg, Oregon, R. F. D. No. 1. Iltf W e take pride In aur ability to Fresh cow for sale by J. W. Gub- o ffer our customers a used car ser. P. O. Box 346. I t pd which w ill give satisfaction. Wa Springs fo r all cars. W e can put can refer any prospective purchaser • spring In w hile you w ait. H a rt’s to customers o f ours at or near N ew berg, who arq more than satisfied Shop. 32tf w ith their purchases from us. Our Wood for Sale— Old fir at $8 per line o f used cars embraces practi cord delivered. Hutchins Bros., cally every make. phone 23a52. 43 pd Prices, because o f our low rent lo cation, enables us to save you from W anted— Carpenter work and $50 to $200 per car. Dodges, ra l Jobbing. J* A. Chapman, Buicks, Elgin«, Fords, Chevrolets, General D elivery. 43 pd Maxwells, Studebakers, Chalmers, Chandlers, etc., etc. Drop In and H ighest market price ,paid fo r see us. W e can arrange prices and dried black cape at H. S. O lle A terms to suit. Co.’s Packing HoUse. 42tf ACE K OTOS SALES CO M PANY Northeast corner East Yam hill awd Dr. L. W . H orn, veterinary sur W ater streets, Portland. geon, H a ll’s Feed Bern. Resi at Bargain— Residence dence phone Black 72. 35U West First street, good Administrator’s Notice of Final Set barn, half block and F or Sale— 2 m ilk cows and team tlement. fru it trees. Phone 17 o í colts, 2 and 3 years old. Fred Notice Is hereby given Jhat the I t pd Thnm berg, phone 50&151. 41-42 undersigned adm inistrator o f the Our shop is complete to do all Seasoned maple 14-inch wood, for estate of Matilda J. Hoskins, de kinds o f regplr w ork on Ford cars Immediate delivery, also some fir. J. ceased, has made hts fin al account as said administrator In the County w ith a fu ll Una o f genuina Ford B. M artin, phone Red 144. 20tf Court o f Yam hill County, Oregon, parta fo r sale and uaa. Anderson 1919 Ford, nUi only about 3000 and that said Court has appointed M otor Oo. 2tf 2'3, 1920, at 11 miles fo r sale; also some good used Monday, August Anderson Mo o’clock A. M. o f said day as the day M illin ery— This season we are Chevrolet Tourings. and hour for the hearing o f objec 88tf carryin g some trimmed hats and tor Co. tions to said fin al account and the shapes. W ill also remodel and trim. Marion county is advertising for settlement thereof. 513 Ncflrth Edwards street, phone 2200 plank 3x12 inches, 20 feet Now, therefore, all persons inter Blue 144. 47 pd long. Bids to be opened July 28 ested In the estate o f said deceased at Salem at 1 P- m. It are hereby notified and equled tro For Sale— Jersey cow, 2 years appear at the~OMinty Courtroom at old, fresh July 11, heifer calf In Stifty;— H og, w eight about 75 the Court House at McM innville, cluded, price $65. C. E. Skelton, pounds. Inquire o f J. Jensen, R. said County and State, at said time, 3 *>4 miles north o f Newberg, M 1, V illa road. Owener can have to then and there show cause, i f mile northeast o f E. B. Ridgeway same by paying expenses. I t pd any there be, why said account farm. 48 pd should not be rattled, allowed and Notice to the Publle— 1 am locat approved, and said estate forever Loana, any a«neunt, farm, city ed at the corner o f F irst and Me and fin ally settled and said admin- property and cha ft «4* ; no delay«. Mortgages, nata«, coa trac ta, bond«, ridian ^streets, form er Liverm ore istater Is discharged. Dated July 22, 1920. etc., bought and sold. F o r Invent* stand, w ith complete stock o f W a t J I Hadley, manta: 8se A tty. B. A. Kliks, Ma- kins Remedise. S. A. Ball. 42tf Adm inistrator o f tbe estate o f Ma M hm ville, Oregon. 20tf HEM STITJCRIN G— P ico t edge tilda J. Hoskins, deceased. F or Sale— 110 acres o f very w srk on any kind o f material, also Clarence Butt, A ttorney for Estate. aiioice berry and prune land, 1 % narrow Accordian Pleating. Switch First Issue July 22. Lee M illinery, Last Issue August 19. milqp northeast o f Sprlngbrook. 55 es made to order. G regory Block. Newberg, Ore. 41tf acres In cultivation, good water. Por Tillamook and W ay Poixti $130 per acre. W ould sell lent W . A . W illiam s A Sou w ill aaw amefunt. W . K Burka, Sherwood, I am m aking three round tgipe a Oregon, Routs 3. Phon« 22a51. 40tf ha found a t 102 N orth M ala strast weak to sad from Tillam ook, lear- where tbs r ara preparad tp do your tag N ew berg Mondays, Wednesdays vuloaatalag a ad retreading Gama For Sale— T u b e »-T a b e s , at h a lf and Fridays and returning Tues an w ltk your alak tira i and bava price. A lio a few good used tlra« days; Thursdays and Saturday«. 144f In 8, 3>d and 4 Inch sizes. A gen t them repair ad. W ill teuck P ^ l f l c Ofity v te to hav fo r the Racine Horse Shoe tires and ing paarangsra fo r that point. Far# Pacific gurney Lists Re Cbrd tubes--the tire that gives $4 eadh way. Enos Ellis. 89tf W e have them in our o ffice .. Call the mileage. Vulcanizing and re- For Bala— fitadebaker sar, 1914. t reading. J. P. Hail, 102 Flrat In at W h ite A Corapany’s, 703 % 9Stf H art a M op . 2 ftf gUeat, career First end Main, 4111 F irst street. To the Public H aving sold my grocery business to E. Oberg, of Moscow, Idaho, I wish to thank the people of N ew berg and vicin ity for their patron age and helieve they w ill find In Mr. Oberg a good, square business man. R. F. K in g Car for Hire .Salem, Portland and «Columbia Highw ay. Mrs. D. A. Hart, 811H First street, or phone Red 4. 42tf Notice to the Public Notice is hereby given that m y wife. May C. Beal has left my bed and board and I w ill not be respon sible fo r any bills o f her contract ing. J. M. Beal July 22, 1920. 43-pd J. P. SOPER 804 East First St. Nawbarg, Oregon Phone Black 220 | PAINTS OILS V A B N IS H I? B 0 0F IN G PA PE R W A L L PE LT W A LL PAPEB K ALSO M INE HOUSE PA IN T B A B N PA IN T AUTO PA IN T W AG O N PA IN T TBACTOB PA IN T BBUSHES ' T» GLASS EN A M E LS FLOOR PA IN T P0B C H P A IN T W A L L BOARD PLASTER BOARD SH ING LE S T A V ROOF PA IN T IN T B R I6 B WOOD STAINS Painting, Paper Hanging and Kaleomtning
