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Cover halves for sleeping tents at
Wool and cotton socks at Army
Army Goods store.
It Goods store.
It.
For Sale -Second hand
Phone White 183.
Cheap work horse for sale W. E.
lumber.
'
lt-pd.
60. Morgan, Route 1.
Wanted- -Two prune pickers A. B.
About 100 potato sacks for sale
49-pd.
H. Schmidt. St. Paul.
51-pd. Scherf, Phone 2al51.
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NEWBERG,
OREGON
New or used bicycle to trade for
For Sale— Chevrolet In good con­
50.
dition. P. O. Box 641.
48-49. wood. Newberg Cycle Co.
If you want a good farm home
Get your berry boxes and crates
lodk over the Fendall ranch in West
of Spaulding Logging Co.
34tf
Chehalem. Phone 19a26.
4 6 tf.
| Collections — Knight Adjustment
For all kinds of hauling and truck­
jCo., McMinnville, Oregon.
28 tf
ing see Clyde Wendel. Phone, Red
! The Fendall place In West Oheha- 134.
lem is for sale. Phone 19a26.
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45tf
For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow four
years old.
W> E. Eames, phone
For Sale— One fresh cow, heavy 16n52.
48-tf.
milker. J. A. Smith, Bex.
47tf.
For Sale— Fir and oak cordwood,
For Sale— The Fly Knocker, that delivered.
Wm. |Holland A Sons,
knocks ’em, at Vincent's Seed store. phone 50a5.
48-tf.
For Sale— Five rolls 4 mesh fruit
For Sale—-7 4 acres choice land
dryer tray, wire cloth. Phone Blue one mile from cannery. Inquire 501
200.
47tf. Franklin street.
3
49tf.
N EW
READf-TO-WEAR
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS
Our Mr. M iller baa just returned from New York and while
there he made heavy purchase« in these lines at prices lower
than w e have ever been able to buy heretofore. W e are in
a position to save you money. W e have merited these lines
much low er than Portland prices and we are confident we
can please you.
JOINT BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Four furnished rooms wanted for
A reliner put in your tires will
housekeeping. Inquire at Graphic add many more miles. Got them at
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
office.
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48-tf. Doyle’s Tire Shop.
50.
D. Kuhlirian, former citizens of New-
berg. drove oVef from Portland to
For Sale— One Milwaukee water
Bartlett pears ¿or sale by Mrs.
jo'in in the celebration of the birth­ system. See Chas. A. Cole, R. S. Selma Peterson, 1113 River street,
day of Mrs. N. E. Britt, Mrs.. Frank Newberg.
49pd. at 2 cents per pound.
ltpd.
Zumwalt. Mrs. Minnie W. Cooper,
where an elaborate seven o’clock din­
Auctioneer— Live stock and farm
For Sale— Ford truck, Sharpless
ner was enjoyed.
sales. P. A. Kline, 561 Gllaan Street, cream separator, 4 cows. Hal. E.
This was the fifth “ get together Portland, Oregon.
51pd
Warner, 710 River street.
49-pd.
on our birthday” meeting, and Sep­
Dr. L. W. Horn, veterinary sur­
tember 8th is now looked forward
Wanted— Position by high school
to as a red letter day in the lives geon, Hall's Feed Barn. Residence girl to work for room and board.
of these four families. The affair phone Black 72.
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35tf
Call scholls exchnge 151n8. .lt-pd.
Wednesday evening was a partic­
For Sale— 2 mares cheap, one
ularly hapy one, as Mrs. Britt had
Siloe wanted, also traction engine,
reached the three-quarters of a cen­ 10 or 12 h. p., write or call Jno. N. yearling colt, one Oliver riding plow.
tury mark and is still enjoying good Schneider, Newberg.
47tf. D. E. Hughes, Newberg, Route. 1 ltp
health. We are told "the other
three twins” did not divulge the
Highest market price paid for r For Sate— 5-room modern bunga­
number of mile-posts passed, though dried black caps at H. S. Glle A low on paved street at $2.000, easy
terms. Call at 400 South Main street
one did admit she was just half the Co.’s Packing House.
42tf
45-50.
age of Mrs. Britt on her 70th anni-
- verse ry end now finds she has gained
For Sale— 2 4 ton Republic truck*,
For Sale— Two passenger auto­
five years. As soon as she catches well kept up, reasonable price. Wm.
mobile suitable for hauling light
her all promise to no longer be muu Rogers phone White 135.
47tf.
stuff, at big bargain. Call White
on the delicate subject.
136.
50-pd.
The next celebration will be held
We have a number of good used
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Britt, Fords at reasonable prices. Terms
Family experienced in farm and
and the Graphic joins with the fami­ if desired. Anderson Motor Co. 48tf. dairy work wants to rent a dairy
lies in the wish that the circle maly
farm on shares.
E. J. Dodson,
For Sale— Briggs Ford wood saw
still be an unbroken one.
Newberg.
49-pd.
attachment, nealy new. J. H. Nash,
4th and Meridian, phone White 42.
49-pd. good wagon and good set o r harm
Will sell altogether or seperate.
For Sale— Three and half ton
Phone Red 67.
47
wagon scales, first class condition
$65.00. Dundee Fruit Growers and
For Sale— 80 acres on Chehalem
47tf. Mountain, good location for prunes
Heavy horse blankets at Army Packers.
Goods store.
It.
or walnuts. For further lnforma-
The D. M. Nayberger store, Mc­
.tlon call 23a4.
38tf
Prune Pickers— Wanted for Mon­ Minnville will be closed all day
day morning several prune pickers. Monday, September 13th, on account
For Sale— Motorcycle, two cylind­
It. ers, three speed, Reading-Standard.
One mile north of town.
Harry of holiday.
Miller.
it.
Good tires, price reasonable. See it
HEM8TI TICKING— Pleot
edge at the Graphic Office.
Good Gravenstein apples for sale, work on any kind of material, also
any quantity, one mile north of narrow Accordian Pleating. Switch­
For Sale— Practically new, two
Newberg. Large quantities delivered. es made to order. Lee Millinery, burner Florence oil stove. Call Anna
Phone Blue 67.
50-pd. Gregory Block, Newberg, Ore. 41tf Benjamin, phone White 123, resi­
dence Center and Second.
lt-pd.
BEFORE YOU
TAKE A TRIP
COME IN AND GET
A new tube
Reliner
Rim Klinch
Blowout boot
Hook-on boot
Plaster patch
Tube patch
Rim lug shims
Then yovt are well equipped for all tire trouble
W e have a full line
Doyle’s Tire Shop
7 1 3 F irst St.
2 d oors w est of Telephone o ffice
Notice to the Public— I am locat­
ed at the corner of First and Cen­
ter streets, with complete stock of
WatklnB Remedies. S- A. Ball. 42tf..
We are prepared to winter a
number of head of cattle or calves.
Prices reasonable. Goo<$ feed and
care. Meadowvale Farm, Blk 179.
49-50.
For Sale— Fine 30-30 Winchester;
8 inch plow and canvas wagon top
that will fit light truck. Andrew
Conner, Portland road, phone Red
207.
lt-pd.
For Sale— Pigs of all sizes. 1%
miles south-east of Newberg on the
old ferry road, the sixth house after
crossing the Y bridge on the east
side of the road.
51-pd.
For Sale— Seven room house with
4 block ground, some fruit trees.
Also four room bungalow with 4
block ground. For Information ring
White 42, Newberg.
49-pd.
For Sale or Trade— One brand
new $185.00 Serenade phonograph,
for wood, good cow, or what have
you to trade; take It and try It.
No better made. J. P. Soper.
It.
Wheat wanted— Buying wheat
dally for one of the largest grain ex­
porters in the northwest, hauled by
auto from your farm to Portland.
Bring sample and get my price. Blk
182. Harry Miller.
4 9 tf.
Visit the Balcony
and see the line
A Special Lot o f W om en's All V (ool Slip-on Sweaters
A fine line o f colors,
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underpriced ............
$ 5 . 0 0
6 a C h j
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This Cut Represents
Our Special W om en's Navy Blue Serge Suits, fancy colored
lining, nicely trimmed and
well tailored. A n E X TR A
value at.................................
A good cow for sale or trade. Call Administrators’ Notice of Final
Black 181.
It-
Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Get your Split Cedar Posts of undersigned administrators of the
Spaulding Logging Co.
46tf. estate of Christmas Powell, deceased,
New or used bicycle to trade for have filed their final account as said
wood. Newberg Cycle Co.
50. administrators in the County Court
of Yamhill County, Oregon, and that
Hop bajes for sale, good condition said Court has appointed Monday,
cheap. Sam Otto, Laurel, Ore. 49pd October 11. 1920, at eleven o'clock
a. m. of said day as the day and hour
Good work horse, six years old, for the hearing of objections to said
at reasonable price. Phone 13al5. final account and the settlement
50-pd. thereof.
Now. therefore, all persons inter­
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For Sale— Nearly new 1920 Ford ested In the estate of said deceased
roadster, liberal terms.
Anderson are hereby notified and required to
Motor Co.
49-tf. appear at the County Courtroom at
the Court House, at McMinnville,
Lost— Man’s ring set with white Yamhill County, Oregon, at said
sapphire. Finder please leave at time.to then and there show cause,
Graphic office.
lt-pd. if any there be why said account
should not be settled, allowed and
A few Rim lug shims will stop the
approved, and said estate fdrever and
squeak in your wheels. Get them at
l.nally settled, and said administra­
Doyle’s Tire Shop.
60.
tors discharged.
Dated September 9. 1920.
For Bade— Brand new Harley-
Joseph N. Powell, and
Davidson motor qycle; will sell at
Henry E. Powell,
discount. Anderson Motor Co. 49tf.
Administrators of the estate of
For Sale— Two geldings 4 and 5 Chrismas Powell, deceased.
years old, weight about 1200 lbs. First issue September 9.
Fine animals. Priced right. Meadow- Last Issue October 7.
vale Farm.
49-60.
Pacific Agency List»
Owing to change of circumstances
We have them In our office. Call
1 am offering for sate some desirable In at White A Company’s, 703 4
resident prog s»ties end vacant lots First street.
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39tf
on very reasonable terms.
Mrs.
For Sale— Berkshire bred bow s
Evangeline Martin, Box 403, phone
and gilts. Du roc Boars and gilts.
Red 121.
45tf
Best blood of their breeds. Come
Loans, any amount, farm, city out and look over our stock. Also
property and chattels; no delays. Duroc and Berkshire boars for serv­
Mortgagee, notea, contracts, bonds, ice. Phone Black 179, Meadowvale
50.
etc., bought and eold. For Invest­ farm.
ments, see Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc­
Minnville. Oregon.
Ho! For The State Fkir.
I will drive my big Mitchell six,
NOTICE— We have a cash custom­ to the state fair each day, September
er for the beet piece of residence 27th to October 2nd, starting at 7:20
property in Newberg, that can be a. m. from the Imperial hotel. En­
bought for $2,000, and also a cash gage your seats early. Mrs. D. A.
customer for a $3,000 property. Hart, phone Red 4.
48-51.
What have you? W. E. White A Co.
Poland China hogs for sale. Fine
yearling boar sired by Oregon Big
Wonder, bred sow, young boars and
gilts farrowed In April and May.
AH In fine condition. C. U. Randoz
on George Dayton farm 2 miles S. E
of Newberg.
62pd.
For Sale— Tubee-^Tubes, at half
price. Alee s few good used tires
la 2, $ 4 and 4 inch sizes. Agent
for the Racine Horae Shoe tires and
R« Cord tab«»—the tire that gives
tbs mileage. Valeaalzlng and re­
treading.
J. P. Ball. 102 Firat
street,
corner
First and Main. 41tf
STAGE
TTLLAMOOK-POBTLAND
Buick Touring Car.
At Army Good» Stroe.
Leaves Newberg at 12:30 p. m.
Rain
coats, Poncboe overcoats,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays
Wool sweaters. O. D. pants, Legglns,
Week-End tripe to Pacific City.
Special trips to the beaches to Hate. Shoes, call early and get your
parties of eight.
tf. choice
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Furniture Sale— 1 brass bed, pair
of springs, reed rocker, oak rocker
oak dining table, 6 chairs, library
table, three piece parlor suit, prin­
cess dresser, 2 kitchen chairs, sewing
machine, hosting stove, axmlneter
rug. 9x12, wood fiber rug, 9x12, and
other small articles. These goods
were all bought new this summer
and are In good condition. W. E.
Wilson. 1 4 miles Southeast of New­
berg. Cross the Y bridge, go south
on the old ferry road about half a
mile to what Is known as the Ras­
mussen place.
lt-pd.
For 8ale— 100 acres No. 1 fruit
and walnut land about 12 miles
north of Newberg, 25 under plow.
10 more can he put In cultivation
easily. Balance In valuable timber,
with spring and creek running
through the timber land. Located in
the heart of a fruit and hop district.
Price for quick sal# only $66 per
acre. Terms can be arranged. Address
F. M. Heidel, Hillsboro, Oregon. 51pd
Gem Barber Shop.
In taking over the Gem Barber
shop I desire to announce to the
public that I shall endeavor to
please my patrons by keeping the
best barbers that can be had. Your’e
for satisfactory service. A. A. Ander­
son.
49-52.
DO IT NOW
Order your winter wood now.
Order» taken by W. W. Nelson, day
phone Black 9S. Evening Black 108.
46tf
Card of Thank»
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness, sym­
pathy and help In our great sorrow.
Mrs. G. W. Byers and family.
For Tillamook and Way Points
I am making three round trips a
week to and from Tillamook, leav­
ing Newberg Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays and returning Tues­
day*. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Will touch Pacific City whan har­
ing paaaengers for that point. Fare
$4 each way. Enos Ellis.
$9tf
DO IT NOW
Order your winter wood now.
Order» taken by W. W. Nel»on, day
phone Black 92. Evening Black 108.
J, C. K f . l IF.R
45tf.
Car for Hire
Portland and Columbia
. Mrs. » . A. Hart, $ 1 1 4
street, or phone Red 4. 42tf
Salem.
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S. M. CALKINS A SON.
■sw bttfi Oregon.