Newberg graphic., October 21, 1920, Image 6

DR. I. M. BLOMWICK
CHIROPRACTOR
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
Portland
Arrive Newberg
81. 7:36 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
55.10:05 a.m.
11:32 a. m
Í9, 1:00 p. m.
2:20 p.m.
No. 367. 6:36 p. m.
tNo. 301. 11:26 p.m.
tSaturday only.
dale Effective August 15,1919
Subject to change without notice.
Leave Portland
Leave Newberg
4th and Alder
Imperial Hotel
Theo M. Barr and wf to WUlamina
A Grand Rond« Ry. Co. all of blk 4,
Kershaws add. Willamine 81.000.00
John H. Davis and wf to Will.
Morgan and wf lota 1 to 18 inclusive
blk 1 Maple Park Add. Lafayette,
$ 325.00
N. G. Darla and wf to Jerome
Buian and wf E Vk. of SB % of NW14
and EVfc of NEU of SWtt of sec 31.
T2 SR2 WT 110.00
A. O. Denver and wf to R. W.
Lancefleld 18.82 ac. In John Sher­
wood die T5 SR4 W $10.00
Joeie Eberhard to Geo. Schatz and
wf Iota 2. 3. 4. and 5. blk 9 Everest
add. Newberg $10.00
F. A. Gustafson and wf
Almon
S. Fletchei N 2 ac. of lot 7. Kfnga
Subdivision $2.500.00
David L. Hannon and wf to C. C.
Wiley and wf lots 5 and I Chehalem
Mountain Orchards $10.00
Arthur F. Howard f« d wf to F.
R. Schaefer and wf. lota 2 and 3.
blk 83, Town of Lafayette $900.00
Let a Lueretta Crater, Newberg to
Peter Jensen to Chris Roberts and Nicholas George Gehrsitz, Newberg.
wf 158.91 ac. In S. Kinney die T3
Emma Pearl Martin. Amity, to
SR3 W $12,000s00
■. « - — 4 - Henry Elwood Cooper, Amity.
-4
Geo. W. James and wf to Claude
Lillian Vinlng. Sheridan, to Loren
Pearson lot 1 blk 8 Desk ins add. Roswell Harris, Wlllamlna.
Newberg $2.000.00
Madeline Mae Hutchens, McMinn­
Emma Kqoj>e to Fritz Knope and ville. to Ben Ford Stephenson, Mc-
Minnvllle.
,
Sat. and Sun. only Sat and Sun. only SR4 W 85.500.00 .
Ellen Elizabeth Gaines, McMinn­
11:00 P.M .
8:00 P.M .
Eliza J. Kuykendall et all to L. H. ville, t o Alvia Joseph Spence. Whlte-
Renervations for Theatre Partien, Kuykendall and wf 88.02 ac In T. C.
Davis die T3 SR4 W 88,802. .00'
etc., or for Specal Trips call
R. W. Lancefleld and wf to A. O.
Portland Phone................. Main 8814
Oh! then 1 guess I better not tell
De&ver and wf 12.23 ac. in John him about pussy having six kittens.
Sherwood die T5 SR4 W $2.100.00
Browning’ s Magazine.
R. W. Lancefleld and wf»to A. O.
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Deaver and wf 18.82 ac. in John
Extremes.
AGRICULTURE HOTES Sherwood die T5 SR4 W $1.00
“ Young Miss Flyaway bas no senaa
Egbert Maroine Loban and wf to
of the fitness of things In setting a
Wednesday, October 13, the class Geo. M. Strong and w# Part of lots
table.
In Farm Animals visited Greenbriar 6, and 7 blk 49 Oak Park add. Mc­
“ Why noti"
farm, on the Portland road, Isaac Minnville $750.00
“She’ll pat angel cake aids by
Hunt, proprietor. The farm was in­
O. A. Macy and wf et al to Frank with deviled bam.“
spected generally, but special note Shepherd lots 1 and 2 and
of 3
was made of the dairy facilities. blk 3 Laurel add. McMinnville 1,000.
“Is It admissible at any time tar
Two fine animals, a cow and bull,
W. A. Neville and wf to Elmore
both registered Jerseys, were in- Holland lots 1. 2. 4. 6, 10. 11. 12, 13, a man to pay attentions to s married
woman?"
spotted.
The class was informed and 14 blk 10 Whlteson $10.00
“Certainly, If she Is his wltsu*
that seven other fine cows had been
sold because of Inability to get ef-
fielest help.
Thursday afternoon. October 14,
th« Horticulture class visited the
local A. Rupurt Co. Inc. cannery.
The majority of the members of the
class knew little about a cannery
and ita workings, so were greatly
The Sensational Stage Succosa by
Interested.
Quinces and prunes were hand­
led in the preparation-room, while in
the jam-room opportunity was af­
forded for sampling the apricot pre­
serves that were being made. The
process of jarfilling, capping, etc., as
well as labeling were going on. and
many things were .seen that were
both Interesting and Instructive.
Such work should be of particular
interest to Newberg young people,
lor there is an almoet unlimited de­
mand for capable scientifically train­
ed cannery excutives. O. A. C. gives,
at Corvallis, the first and only col­
lege course in cannery practice in
the country. The Sunday Oregonian
A dm ission 2 0 C ents and 3 5 C ents
carried an article about it. The
chance for local observation and
practise while studying in high
school, topped by special study at
O. A. C., offers most attractive voca-
H EN R Y M. B LO S S O M
802 First st.
Newberg, Oregon
DR. THOS. W . HESTER I
- Physician and Surf eon ;
Office in Dixon Building
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YOÜ NEED
F or a L IM IT E D period w e are giving new and
regular custom er«, w ith each V acuum C up
T ire bought at our store, one “ T on Tested”
T u be o f corresponding size. B u y N O W I
W a te r Stored in Form •# Ice.
Save m oney b y anticipating you r Spring and
Summer tire and tube needs.
With the idea of getting away from
the expeoalve cofiatruciloo of dame for
the purpose of atorlng water, the *ug-
gWtfon baa been made that the water
bo Stored In winter in the shape of lea
and allowed to men a« it may te* de-
atrvd la rummer time. This would In-
eure water In «iiffleient quantifie« for
satell Irrigation system« at least and
rwtalniy would mi down the e*pen«w
of storing. In addition to this It
waalrf afford work for a eertaln cla«*
«•f labor wbl'b usually la not occupied
at tils eeason of tl>e year.
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Office over First Natl. Bank Bid. x
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X Office White 49.
Home Blue 108
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E . A . R O M IC I, M . D
Physician and Surgeon
Oflice'Phone, Red 118
Residence, Gray 8
O U R P LA N K S W ILL M A R K T H E SH AVIN G S FLY i
O U R SAW S C U T G E N T L Y T H R U T H E H A R D E S T W O O D
AND H O L D T H E IR SH A R P N E S S . W H E N E V E R W E S E L L
Y O U AN Y H A R D W A R E . NO N A T T E R W H A T IT B E . W E
B A C K U P W H A T W E S A Y AND S E L L .
LO N G E X P E R IE N C E H A S T A U G H T US W H E R E T O
G E T G O O D S T U F r . 'T H I S - A D ” T E L L S Y O U A T A,
G L A N C E W H E R E T O G E T IT —A T O U R S T O R E .
OUR H A R D W A R E IS T H E B E S T i IT S T A N D S T H E
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Dr. Joh n 8. Rankin
Office Phone Black 171
Residence Phone Gray 171
C H IR O P R A C T O R S
Massage,
Hydro-therapy
and Electric Treatments
WANTED
Phone Black 40 for appaiatam i
110 Horth School street, first iê m
•north of Taahfll ELeotrio Offioo
DB. A. M. DAVIS
We are now ready to
buy your Apples
BRIHG OH YOUR QUIHCES
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See 118 at Cannery Office
October 27 and 28
Friday, October 15. the class in
Farm Field Crops visited the farm
o f C. W. Bradshaw, president of The
Newberg Farmers’ Club. The class
certainly did spend a pleasent and
profitable bour with Mr. Bradshaw.
Nearly everything tastable was
tasted, including sorghum cane and
Niagara grapes, not to* mention
apples, etc., etc.
Mr. Bradshaw was generosity it­
self. and we came borne loaded down
with all sorts of material for study.
We need the co-operation of every
farmer In th* vicinity, with a view
to giving our agriculture students a
right vocational perspetive, and the
greatest possible amount of good
practical instruction.
If you have something—or are do­
ing things— of which you are proud,
we would like to know of it w we
may have profit for our boys, and
alao for local grown-ups. for of
coarse we shall gladly pass on th*
good things thst will tend to help
others
Anything concerning animal*, field
crops, or horticulture crops, phone
cither Red 9$. or Red 221.
Oliver F. KIlham.
Director Agriculture Department.
Newberg High School.
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R ettene« Phone White 174
(Incorporated)
Dr. H. C. Dixoi
Selected Teas and
Coffees
DENTIST
Phones
White 22; Res. Red 123
C. R. CHAPIN
For your own
LAW YER
daily use or for spe­
cial occa sion ! when
you entertain,you want
the very best of Coffees
and Teas for the
least money.
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Our Coffees are all high
ATT0RH EY A T LAW
CLARENCE BUTT
Will practice in all the courts of the
state. Special attention given to
ProhaW work, the writing of deads,
mortgagee, contracts and the draft­
ing of all papers. Newberg, Oregon.
Office, Second floor In Union Block.
quality—finest flavor, best
Adjustment basis ptrwarr
to each casing :
Vacuum Cup Fabric Tiree
Vacuum Cup Cord Tira* .
•elected beans, all evenly
roosted. No matter what
price you wish to pay,
we can please you.
A nd our stock of Teas
it made up of the choic­
est varieties o f leaf— any­
thing you want both as to
flavor and price. Try us.
Cement Contractor
FOUNDATIONS
BUILDING PIERS.
PORCH FLOORS,
STEPS,, WALKS, Etc
JOHN
GROFF
Phone Blue 149
W . W . H OLLINGSW ORTH
COM PANY
Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention
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Kendricks Grocery
RELIABLE
Cor. First and Meridian Sts.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Lady AaeisMmt
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