Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, January 13, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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    THUlfDAY, JAMUA1Y IS, USI
* The Imperial ws? museum i t i m
Crystal pataca In London baa M m si*
most entirely deserted. There Is a
lot to bo soon under the great glass
roof, but few persons ere sufficiently
Interacted to make a visit. The long
avenues of armaments are seldom vis­
ited. Among 200 or 900 visitors on
oae day there were only two private
soldier«. Their opinion was: Mlt Is
mournful, gloomy and uninspiring.”
A l>all.v Mall representative who
made a tour of the exhibition found
that the majority of the people re­
garded the d^plsy in the same Ugh»
as the soldiers. A war widow' and her
slxteen-vear-old daughter, with the
knowledge of how ‘‘father died." shed
tears In front of the Warsplte exhibits
and then walked slowly out of tho
building. It was a pathetic Incident
that moved other visitors. But It was
nniv nn* of its kind'.
Money he earned
lage youth he spent or\
an education. A s a bank
clerk, later, he w as studious and thrifty. A t middle age
a great financier, Knox lectured and w rote about bank'
ing topics and as Com ptroller o f the Currency he helped
refinance the government after the C ivil w ar.
Are you preparing for future prosperity and
com fort by saving regularly a part o f your earnings?
#
W il
you b e able to take advantage o f opportunity ;
fo r profitable investment w hen k comes? Could you
w eather a sick spell without going heavily in debt? -
Be able to say YES to these questions a few
months hence by starting a savings account w ith us with
a part o f your pay this w eek. W atch in g that account
g ro w w ill simulate your energies.
Multiply your money in our care.
The best and cheapest method
of having your fam ily washing
done
is
to
send
it
to
the
laundry.
Newberg Steam Laundry
taaa
Poets of
Wantsd— 100 Pultots at Vlncsnt’a
46tf. Feed and Seed store.
15-tf.
For Sain— Banjo-Mandolin, by J.
Oranges, 20 cents per bosen at
lt-pd.
Campbell's
_
lt-pd. McWhannel, 209 Blaina st.
For Sato— Munger blackcap tips
Fresh cow for Sale,Harry Madison,
phone 60a$l.
16-pd by J. 8. Wright, phone Red 67. 15tf.
Wanted— $.000 split cedar poets.
For storage of household or other
goods see S. P. Tlmberlake.
10-tf. Vincent’s Feed and Scad store. I lt f .
Wanted— Men to cut oak wood.
Dry 16 Inch wood for sale. Phone
Black 44, White 229. J. C. Keller. John E. Wilson, phone Bed R1602.
lt-pd.
15tf.
Wanted— Eight or ten months old
Special prices on Weed chains for
the next few days. Doyle’s Tire Shop. bull calf.F. D. Hutchinson. Dundee.
'
'
18-15.
16-tf.
For Sale— Nice little house and lot
Gold Dollar strawberry plants at
$5.00 per thousand. L. J. Whitaker. a t at a bargain. Address ‘A. B.”
15-pd.
lt-pd. care of Graphic.
rood — I sail food o f all kinds at Rex.
my plane. Harry Miller.
4tf.
Potatoes for Sato— $1.00 find
For Sale— Munger black cap tips.
W. T. West and Son. Routs 3, Box $1.50 per sack. Wm. Holland and
For Sale— Royal typewriter, good
14tf.
74.
$tf. Sons. Phone 50a35.
as new. phone Red 4*.
* 16-pd.
Loganberry tips for tale or will
For Exchange— Good residence lot
Barnyard Fertiliser— Call White
exchange
for Munger blackcap tips.
In Seattle for Newberg property. V.
93, if you want one or more loads.
A. Vincent.
13tf. Joseph Marnech, Route 1 Box 116.
14-15pd.
17-p.d
Wanted— Work at painting and
For all kinds of hauling and truck­
For Rent— Furnished room suit-
k&laomining nt 45 cents an hour.
ing see Clyde Wendel. Phone. Red
Phone Blue 136.
16-pd. able for two, 801 Sheridan street,
•
134.
four blocks from postoffice, phone
For Sale— Remnants of Wall pa­ Black 117.
14-16.
Second hand goods wanted at the per, 3 to 6 bolts each, very cheap, at
Newberg Auction House, corner of Spivey’s Paint store.
I would like to prune that orchard
15-tf.
First and Main streets. Enos Ellis.
for you. I specialise on starting
Wanted— Good work horse weigh- young trees right. D. V. Fendall.
10-tf.
Col. J. H. Nash, auctioneer.
him do it. Phono Rod 43.
U . S. National Bank, Newberg, Oregon
Send it
to the
Laundry
Get your Split Cedar
Spaulding Logging Co.
Wanted— Petite prunes. W rite R.
Sewing machine. Minnesota model,
for sale at $20.00, 800 North street, L. Brown, Condon, Oregon, Box 164.
16-pd.
17-pd.
and » v e d w h ile a vil­
j
Lemons, 30 cents per dosta, at
Newly— Furnished rooms for rant
Campbell’s.
<
,
lt-pd. at Laurel Cottags.
14-15pd..
gaacBOCTUPCgaMMoaoqqqcaMSMacgo^^
Chehalem Valley Mills
Flour and Feed
Let Wright, phone Red 07.
16-tf.
8tf.
For Sale— Good, hard; used brick,
Tractor for Sale or Trade. Size all yon want. Inquire nt the W. R.
1220— 3 plow, John N. Schnieder, G al land service station.
iltf.
S t Paul.
- - 10-tf.
For Sale— Holstien cow giving S H
For Sale— F ir cord wood f 5.00 gallons of milk, fresh lately. Arthur
per cord.
Half mile South of Y Riggs, phony Blue R208.
14-lipd.
bridge.
16-pd.
Found— Ladies breast pin which
Dr. Stryker, Osteopathic physician, has been left at this office for the
It.
U. S. National Bank building, Mc­ owner on Identification.
Minnville.
4tf.
For Sal#— Two fine R. I, Red, and
one
Barred Rock cockerels.
V in ­
I f you are In need o f a tire drop
into Doyle's Tire Shop, they have cent's Feod and Seed « o r e ----- 15-tf.
some good buys.
€tf.
Wanted— Boy for Oregonian Route
dally
and Sunday, see agent at Gra­
Dr. L. W. Horn, veterinary sur­
geon. Hall's Feed Barn. Residence ham Diug store at 8:00 a. m. lt-pd.
phone Black 72.
36tf
We have a special sale on tires,
tupe8, and accessories, buy now and
Orders taken for fruit trass and
save money, Doyle’s Tire Shop. 16tf
nursery stock o f nil kinds nt Vin­
cent’s Feed Store.
60tf.
In case of tire trouble, phone Blue
25 and our free service car will come
One thousand capacity Standard to your assistance, Doyle’s Tire Shop.
brooder stove for sale at $20.00. L.
15-tf.
J. Whitaker, Rex.
lt-pd.
Found— Two truck stakes, which
For Sale— Munger black cap tips. owner may have on payment of this
Place order now for spring planting. notice.
C. H. Clark. 301 Second
J. Groff, phone Blue 149.
7tf. street.
lt-pd.
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GRAIN
Notice to the Public— I am located SIN G LE COMB W H IT E LEGH0RM 8
at the corner of First and Center
Strong, vigorous stock, bred to lay.
streets, with complete stock o f W at­ Now booking orders for 1921 deliv­
kins Remedies. S. A. Ball.
1-tf. ery.- Baby chicks 20c each. Eggs
for hatching $10.00 per 100, Now is
In to model 1920 Chevrolet for sale
$700.00. Speedometer registers 1720 the time to,order for March and
April delivery.
Chehalem Heights
miles. This car is as good, as new.
Farm,
Emma.
S.
Conway,
Newberg.
W. C. Moor, 207 Merldan street. 7tf.
Oregon. Phone-Blue 183.
16-tf.
For Sale— Falrbanks-Morae gaso­
STOCKHOLDERS MEETOTG
line engine in good condition, ht
$40.00; heavy Myers pump jack
Notice is hereby given that the
$15.00. Fred Schick, phone 33al6. annual stockholders meeting of New­
lt-pd. berg Telephone Company will be held
at Its office. 717 First street. Monday
Am well equipped, with two, power
at eight o’clock p. m., the 14th Inst,
drag saws for contracting for wood
for the purpose of electing directors
sawing. J. E. Martin, corner Fifth
and transacting such other business
and Chehalem, phone Red 146. 5tf.
as may come before the meeting.
It.
Loans, any amount, farm, city Newberg, Telephone Company.
property and chattels; no delays.
Hotioe To The Public
Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds,
etc., bought and sold. For invest­
I bare discontinued the auto rua
ments, see Atty. B. A. Kliks, Mc- to Tillamook for the winter season
Mlnnvilto, Oregon.
and am ready for local auto business.
A dollar saved Is a dollar made. Can
For Sato or Rent— 47 acres, all In
haul parties In my large closed car
cultivation, good five-room bunga­
with more comfort and cheaper than
low. barn, both practically new, lo­
can be done with small cars. Tour
cation 2 Vi miles south of Newberg
patronage solicited. Enos Bills.
ttf.
on main St. Paul road.
16-17.
ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL -------------
BARGAIN DAY PERIOD
January 19 to February 2, 1921
SPECIAL OFFER TO EVERYONE:
Only Yearly Subscriptions Are Taken at Bargain Day Rates
T ie etffcr U open to old as well as a«w saJMcrtber*. u 4 U m sxceileat opportunity to get i netropol-
itaa aewspsper. up to the mtaute tad with til the newt, tt t tpecial rite
Your home town newspaper supphet you wttk the newt of your immediate locality hat with Ita
many superior feature«, market! tad Aosacial news, and the tpecial lemed wire report* of the United
Press. International New«. Universal sod United Newt Service«. The Oregon Journal p ret «11 the
new« ai the world worth printing.
F A M IL Y
Tkm tH m r m m a d t for
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TO MDCT B Alto A IN DAT I T HAIL
Hemstitching— Picot edge v
on any kind of material; also narrow
pleating. Switches made to order.
Lee Millinery In W. E. White A Co
building, 705*4 First «re s t.
lOtf.
.tor «Sito to
.Joe reel
lai off«-
De Level Ne. 15 like new. Prac­
tically never used. About 80 tons
of the best fine cut silage with priv­
ilege of feeding on the place and free
bam rent. 10 ewes, four lambs, one
ram. I have priced the above to sell
quick. J. C. Lemon, mile North o f
Newberg.
l$-pd.
Help Your Own Town— Patronise
Graphic Advertiaen.
ON =
For Rent— After January first, of
ftce room adjoining White A Co.
Real Estate office. W ill give three
to five years lsase to right party.
8ns W. S. White.
12-tf.
For Sato— 2 >4 acre place,
to berries, close In. Plastered
low, electric lights, complete
ing, good barn and garage.
at Graphic office.
aet out
bunga­
plumb­
Iqulre
MILLER AD-ON-A-TIRES
30x3
30x3 1-2
32x3 1-2
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
i
Cream Separator— Silage— Sheep.
O u r N e w P r ic e s
E. GRAY. local
14-tf.
Salted Peanuts. 20 cents per pound
at Campbell’s.
lt-pd.
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Sunday and W taUy Journal, by Mad only, ant y tm .............. $3.28
W H O LE
17-pd.
per montb. If j
call Blue 153,
agent.
DuHy and Sundry Journal, by mud only, amt yam ................ $7.00
DmUy Journal , by mad only, amt y a m ....................................... $5.00
FOB SALE
One mile west
The Portland Telegram is dellv
Follow ing oar annual custom, The Oregon Journal baa designated January 19 to Feb­
ruary l , 1921, as the Bargain Day Period, and M A I L S U B S C R IP T IO N S O N L Y will
be received at the following special rates:
T H E PA PE R FOR TH E
eggs.
8 1 0 FIRST ST.
8plrella, the world's best 'corset
Don’ t forget— Special Candy Sale.
can be had by calling on Mrs. C.
Campbell's, on Saturday. You can Nonken. expert corset tore, 415 West
get enough for same money to last
First street, Newberg.
14tf.
you all week.
lt-pd.
For Sale— 1918 Chevrolet Tour­
EGGS, MORE EGGS,— See J. Dun­
ing oar mechanically like new. good lap, or call Blue 126, who keeps
A L L KINDS OF M ILL FEED AND POULTRY 8UPPUE8
tires, low price, $485.00. First pay­ Reefers More Eggs topic 'for sale
ment $245.00, balance monthly, can
51-tf
NEWBERG,
OREGON
be seen at McCoy Brothers garage.
For Sale— Six room bungalow,
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For Sale— Cream separator $20.00,
110-116 F i r « street.
1$.
bath and basement, barn, extra large 250 egg Incubator, 1,000 chick
lot. $3,800. Terms. W. E. White brooder stove, 40 pullets, 400 prune
S Co.
-
8tf. trees, 3,000 Munger raspberry tips.
10,000 Oregon strawberry plants
Laurel Cottage— Under new man­
Vincent’s Feed and Seed Store. I lt f.
Ht
Paper of the O re g o n Country*
agement. New furnishing— want a
few more day boarders with or with­
For Sato— Five room plastered
out rooms.
lt-pd. house, 1208 Twelfth street, garage
and wood shed. Lot 60x11$, cement
For first elate painting, decorat­
walks, electric lights and phons.
ing, tinting, paper hanging, etc., see
Price $850.00 with 450.00 cash ^st­
A. B. Culbertson, 310 North Center
PO R TLAND , OREGON
ance $10 per month. J. L. Baton. St.
street. Phone Whits 6.
Stf.
Paul, or inquire at Graphic office 8tf
For Sale— Thoroughbred, large.
HAY AND
Groth Electric Co.
-
$10.00
$12.$0
$14.75
$19.50
$19.85
$20.75
$21.10
Automobile Painting— The first
10 Ford ears w ill paint at $16.00
each, ethers In proportion. Location
la Sullivan building on North Main
corner o f Franklin «re s t.
H. A.
Kellas.
14-16-pd.
Don't forget to coll oar FREE SERVICE CAR
when you have any tiro trouble or want any tiros
or accessories. Phono Blue 25 and got acquaint-
ed with this service.
For Sale— Good bay colt coming
three year’ s old; Jersey-Holstein
two-year-old heifer to freshen this
month; big type Poland China boar;
bred, registered Poland China sow;
black cap tips C. U. Sandoz. on G.
W Divton farm.
16 d 4
D o y le ’s T in s S h o p