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Largest Clreulatlon in Yamhill County.
THURSDAY A P R IL 91. I M I
I the victim of an accident in falling
ftom an automobile and broke a
shoulder and sustained other severe
Injuries. A recent letter to his daugh­
ter. Mrs. Leonard Pink, states that
he is rallying well from the severe
ahake-up. Mrs. Tilbury, too, under­
FOR SALE
went an operation aome weeks ago.
and is doing aa well as she can under
POR SALE — 2 V4 Mllburn wagon.
the circumstances. The friends of Red <7,__________________________ 28tf
Mr. and Mrs. Tilbury, who are legion,
1214 BUICK TOURING CAR-Good
regret that these unfortunate hap­
penings have marred their stay in the shape. Self starter. $276.
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southland.— News-Reporter.
ARTICHOKES for sale. J. J. Ven­
able,
Wynooski street.
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Snowbound Up North.
Walter Culver, a McMinnville boy.
GOOD FRESH COW for sale by C.
who is in the government service In A Keeney, 712 Wynooakl St.
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Alaska, where among his duties, he
PODGE touring ear In good shape
Is overseeing reindeer domestication,
while driving a herd of 3,000 rein­ for sale, at Hart’a shop.
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deer got snowbound at Port Hayden.
Get your Split Cedar Poets et
The trip to bring the herd to their
destination is about five months’ trip Spaulding Logging Co.
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from the final destination of ths
reindeer. Fortunately the reindeer
FRESH JERSEY COW for sale.
understands how to keep alive even Milking five gallons. 311 First 8t.
in a snoyrstorm. I f 2.000 cattle were
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to get snowbound nearly all would
Dry 14 Inch wood for sale. Phone
perish. Mr. Culver Is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. D. Cluver of this city.-«— Black 44. W hite 22». J. O. Keller.
McMinnville News-Reporter. ...
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CLASSIFIED
How are yon going to know
yoa are getting the best
tin kind that will wi
and cover Boat surface per
gallon? Yon can’t be sate of
lead-and-oil band-mixed paint.
There is too much chance
for adulteration and, besides,
hand-mixing is never twice
alike. Bat yon don't
chances when yon buy
Its the result of 35 years of
paint making experience and
,yon can be abso'nteiy sure of
what it will do. It is so per­
fectly ground—the oil and pig­
ments so perfectly combintd—
' That it weeks better and kU a
better -covets from SO to MS w o n
« ware feet per ralloe—sad looks
prosperoa« and beautiful tar veers
tourer than ordinary paints.
We are exclusive scents for “ Hlrh
Standard”
FOR SALE BY
P u ter Hardware Go.
W orking on Three-M ile Lane
Cummins & LaPoint, road con­
tractors, are making fine progress on
the hard surfacing of the Three-Mile
lane which will connect McMinnville
with the Tualatin highway. The sur­
face Is of concrete and the big mixer
is proving a big help in dispatching
the work. If the gravel can be got­
ten right along without dylay and
the good weather prevails for some
time to come, that section of the
road will be completed ahead of the
scheduled time.— McMinnville News-
Reporter.
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R E A L ESTATE TR ANSFER S
R. C. Brown and wife to W. E.
Mays, lota 10 and 11, Longview Acres
$3.300.00.
Nettie Brown to John A. Irwin,
lot 4, Hillsdale Subdivision, $10.00.
Soloman O. Curfman to Docia Curf-
V^Kunnn O n .
A p r il 8 --- M rs A n - man. 90.39 acres in Wm. D. Stilwell
mle Greer has received news of the T r u e r t t r a n r r w . ;
L. W. Lady and wife to Earl-O.
Meath of her son, Andrew J. Gatchell.
a t Lethbridge, Canada, Monday. Hia Tuttle, lot 15, Eaat Sheridan Subdi­
brother, A. A. Gatchell, left to attend vision. $1,700.00.
the funeral. A. J. Gatchell was a for­ . Carl F. Miller and wife to Frank C.
mer resident of Lebanon. He was uq- Gregg and wife. M acre in S. Heater
marrled and Is survived by his D.L.C.. T. 3 S.R. 2 W., $550.00.
Inrin H. Myers and wife by Sheriff
mother. Mrs. Annie Greer, and six
brothers and sisters, A. A. Gatchell to Shute Savings Bank, lot $7, St.
xtt Lebanon. W ill Gatchell of Wood- Joe Orchard Homes; »1.371.96.
Carrie J. Phinn to Oustav Holst
burs, Dr. L. W. Gatchell of Bend,
R r a Alice Shaw of Crescent City. Cal­ and wife. 7.50 acres in S. Cosine and
ifornia, Mrs. E. E. Regester and Miss N. Martin D.L.C.. T. 4 S.R. 4 W „
Flora Gatchell of Lebanon.— Wood- $5.000.00.
Riverside Orchards Co. to E. Davis,
bur n Independent.
Tract "E ” Riverside Orchards, $10
Frank Stephens and wife to Elbert
W orking On Highway. __
Stephens and wife, 60 acres in M. L.
Fred Scofield reports satisfactory RockhUl and Rachel Matheney D.L.
w ork being done on the new road b e-' C.. T. 5 S.R. 3 W., $1.00.
tween Yamhill and Newberg. The
United States to C h a r i« Wacheno
.grading is being finished and it will 100 acres In sections 31 and 18, T,
b e gravelled this season. This will 6 S.R. 7 W
shorten the road to Newberg to about
M. C. Versteeg to Lena Versteeg,
Ran m il« , while by way of the paved lots 288, 289 and N. 10 feet of lot
road to St. Joe it is about twenty- 290. in Town of Dayton, $19.00.
tw o miles. - This will also be the
John Wennerberg Estate by Exe­
shortest way fr o * Yamhill to Port­ cutor, to Lydia F. Steward and hus­
land.— Yamhill Record.
band, lots 2, 3, and 4. block 4( and
lots 1 and 2. block 5, Mountain View
Addition, Carlton, $350.00.
J. L. W hirry and wife to H. Htn-
Former Mayor C. Tilbury, who is shaw and wife, 10 acres in John G
sojourning in Los Angeles, Calif., was Baker D.L.C., T. 4 S.R. 4 W., $2,500
NEWS AROUND STATE
Death of A. J. Gate hell.
Hart in Falling From Auto.
new
This is necessary because engine operation causes a
steady accumulation o f road dust, carbon, fine metal par-
tid es and other impurities in the crankcase oiL This gritty
o il circulates through your engine, impairs its performance
a n d ultimately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs.
B ut cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked
and neglected.
T o meet this need, Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service
has been established by first-class garages and other deal-
era co-operating with the Standard O il Company. These
garages and dealers use Calol Flushing O il,— the scien­
tific agent that deans out old oil, dirt, grit and other
impurities, and does not im pair ths lubricating efficiency
o f fresh oil used. T h e cleaned crankcase is refilled with the
correct grade of Zerolepe.
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown
b elo w —it means "B etter operation and longer engine life.4
STANDARD OIL COM PANY
MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SERVICE
CALOL fLUSHWG OIL
ZEROLENE
Wfc M r
TONNENT
FOR R EN T— 10 acres of land that
POUND— In November, 1220, a
sum of money. Call at city recorder's will grow anything. Want one-
office and Identify.
M t l ' third of the crop delivered In New-
berg. W. E. White A Co , agte. 29t2
REW ARD
W ANTED
REWARD— Ivory pin. with iniyal
W ANTED— To rent horse and har­
M surrounded by dots. Inquire of
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Hess’ candy kltchln for reward. l i t * ness. 7al5.
W ANTED— A woman for general
housework. Cell Whits 31 or 300
AUTO R EPAIR ING
Hancock.
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AUTO REPAIRING 76 cents per
LATH E R W AN TE D — Have 7000
hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pen­ lath to put on. Tom Herd; phon*
nant Garage, 105 Wret First St. 27, White 193.
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W ANTED— Undyed mink collar or
AUTO LIVER Y
muff to repair furs. Inquire at the
Graphic office.
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Seven passenger car
for hire;
highway trips and theatre parties.
OARAGE W ANTED— Want to rent
Special evening rates to Portland private garage near Haneock and
for parties of four or more. Fred river. Call at Graphic.
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Patterson. Phone Red 23.
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W ANTED— To buy good work
horse, weight between 1300 and 1400
COLUM BIA H IG H W A Y TRIPS
lbs. Phone White R204
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FOR TR AD E
Dr. Stryker, Oeteopnthlc physician,
FOR SALE— Good 4-hole range
with water coils.'for sale cheap. Call
For Trade— Five-room plastered U. S. National Bank building, Me-
or address 109 Third street.
29(J house and garage In Newberg. What M inn ville.
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YOU CAN’T GARDEN without have you? J. L. Eaton, St. Paul. IC tf
THE THORNE TRANSFER CO.—
garden hoee. You can save money
Local
and long distance hauling.
on it at Doyle’s Tire 8hop.
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Phone Blue 53.
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EGGS FOR H ATC H IN G
For Sale— Munger black cap tipa
Dr. L. W. Horn, reterlnary
BARRED ROCK EGG8 for batch­
Place order now for aprine planting,
geon, HnlTa FeSd Barn. Residenoe
ing
at
$1.00
for
15.
W.
W.
Colby,
J. Groff, phone Blue 149.
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Pine Lawn; phone 31a22.
24tf phone Black 72.
M ILK FOR SALE— 10 cents quart.
Ordere takea for fruit trete and
Phone Red 27 or Black R27. Deliv­
BARRED Plymouth Rock eggs for
ered night and morning.
2T.t4* setting, at .$1.00 for IE, good laying nursery stock o f all ktnda nt Vla-
»M L
Andrew Conner. Portland aaat’s Fand Store.
FOR SALE— Household furniture, strain.
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all new; 1%
m i l « wwt.
Yalley Road, telephone Red 207.
AUTO REPAIRING 75 esnts per
View Farm. W. F. DeVore.
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hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pen­
FOR SALE— Rural New Yorker
nant Oarage, 105 W « t First 8t. 27
Parlor M illinery.
p otato«, the potato without knobs.
Prices down. Everything marked
BOARD AND LODGING— $9.60 at
M. O. Shannahan, phone 15a62. 29pd. way down. 513 North Edwards St. Laurel Cottage.
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Phone Blue 144.
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FOR SALE— S. C. White Leghorn
In ease of tirs troubla, phone Blue
baby chicks. Harry Rockwell, Port­
H A Y FOR SALE
25 and our free servies car w ill come
land road. Phone Blue R207. 29tl*
Hay for sale. Phone White 66.
to your assistance, Doyle’s Tire Shop.
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FOR SALE— One young horse,
ll-t f.
weight about 1200; also one milk
goat, fresh, with girl kid. Call Red
R E A L ESTATE
H AVE YOU GOT our quantity
42 for Information. '
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Remember we
FOR SALE— 10 acres timber land price on shlnglw?
1920 FORD TOURING CAR— Fine 3H m i l « from town.
have
the
b
«
t
that
can
be bought
Good fruit
condition with starter block, less land. Inquire of J. Kirkley, 215 Spaulding Logging Co.
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starter, with 1921 license. Tires all River street.
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good.
$400. May Motor Co.
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Far tret etnas painting, decorat-
TEN ACRES, clear and suitable
FOR SALE— Oraphonola absolu­ for p o ta to « and oats this year, to let lng, tinting, paper hanging, eta., see
tely new, with about 20 records. for cash or on shares— one crop. Tel. A. B. Culbertson, 21» North Canter
Snap. See Bowman at 410 First 50s51. J. U. Smith.
Stf.
29t2 street Phone White ».
Street.
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FQR SALE— Six-room plastered
Notice to the Publie— I am located
W ITH TH E APPROACH of sum­ house; brick foundation; lot 50x100
mer you w ill want some new garden feet. Paved street; close In. A good at the corner of First and Canter
hose. Oet It at Doyle'a Tire Shop and buy.
$1,900. See Tom Tyndall. streets, with complete stock o f Wat
save money.
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29tl kins R em edí«. S. A. Ball.
SECOND hand brooder, 500 capac­
ity and been used but little. Also
lot of cedar posts for Bale at Vincent
Feed Store.
22tf.
FOR SALE— Either 1 ton Republic
or 2 ton Denby truck, both in good
condition. W ill sell at sacrifice. H.
F. Baird. Phone Red 139.
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FOR SALE!— 1918 Ford touring
car. Good tires, new spare tire,
speedometer, dash lamp, cutout and
tire carrier, with 1921 license, $325.
May Motor Co.
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FOR SALE— One Vaughn gasoline
drag saw, complete, good condition; 1
extra blade and some extra equip­
ment. Call 1200 Fifth St„ or phone
Martin, Red 146.
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FOR SALE— An elegant fine tone
highest grade piano, used very lit­
tle; cost nearly $570; in perfect
condition, for sale at almost half
price on terms, or for Immediate rash
sale will take $275. W rite me care
general delivery, St. Helens. R. L.
Faith.
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FOR SALE— One 5-room cottage.
Am well equipped with one power
Lot 50x100, some fruit, 205 Wrat drag aaw for contracting for wood
First street. Newberg.
Address D. sawing. J. H. Martin, corner Fifth
Converse,
Marcóla, Oregon. P. O. and Chehalem, phone Rad 14». 6tf.
Box 171.
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Hemstitching— Picot adga work
W E HAVE some good «s te r n
an any kind of ma tarlai; aise narrow
farms to trade for Willamette Valley
fruit and dairy ran ch «. List your pleating. Swltahas made to order.
farms with us. We have inquiriw Lee Millinery In W. B. W hite A Co
from cash buyers. I f you have any­ building, 706 % First street.
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thing in real Mtate to sell, write or
call at our office. W ill write your in­
The Portland Telegram la dellv
surance. We have reliable compan ered dally (no Sunday) at 4 » cants
ies. W. E. White A Co.
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par month. I f you wish to aobaaribo
FOR SALE — Modern bungalow call Bluo 182, R. E. GRAY, local
14-tf.
with five rooms, bath and basement. • « w t .
On# acre of ground,barn, which
Loans, any amount, farm, city
can be used for chickens and cow or
proparty and sbattala; no delays.
garage. In city limits. Phone Black
Mortgages, note«, eon treats, bonds,
1».
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ate., bought and sold. For isveca­
FOR SALE— Farm with family or mente, see Atlr- B. A. Klika, Mo-
chard, good house, well at the door, MlnnvMe, Oregon.
woodshed, large barn, 2 good ailoa,
22 acres In cultivation, IS acres in
POTATOES W A N T E D
pasture and timber; soil can’ t be beat
We want to buy potato«.
Call
and will grow anything. One-third 21al51.
.
2 9 11
of crop g o « to the purchaser. A
good rental buslnew property and
BIDS W A N T S ))
soma cash will buy this farm. W. B.
Sealed bids will be received by the
W hite A Co., 703 H First St.
29t2 County Court of Marlon County, Ore­
gon, up to 1 o'clock p. m. on May
FOR SALE— One 2-room houaa « 1 » 8, 1921, for hauling 10,000 cubic
North Main street. Also On# 4-room yards of gravel from the county
bouse, wood shed, fruit cellar, shop bunkers near St. Paul onto the roads
room, large barn and ehickan house, in that vicinity. Specifications and
bidding forms are on file In the
fruit, wall, one acre o f ground, 812 County Clerk’s office at Salem, Ore.
Ninth and Blaine. W ill take Ford
The right to accent or reject any or
car good running order toward all bids la reserved.
U. O. BOYER, County Clerk.
either, or would trade both toward 28t2
1920 FORD TOURING— Self start­
er. Tires almost new. Speedometer,
motometer, Hansler shock absorbers,
Petry cutout, large steering wheel,
dssh lamp, clock,' mirror, spottigbta,
Timkln bearings, windshield cleaner,
electric horn and 1921 license. A
swell car at a price you can’t let by
you. $500. May Motor Co.
29tf farm land.
W. F. Cummins, 608
Willamette street
26tf
FOB SALE.
operation
and longer
LOOT A N D FOUND
FOR COLUMBIA H IG H W AY or
W A N T TO RENT— Five or six-
Seaside tripe see Mrs. D. A. Hart. 10 room modern house for one year or
years experience as a driver. Large, more. W rite 216 River St.
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FOR SALE— Second-hand Buckeye easy riding car. Phone Red 4.
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W ANTED— Girl or woman to- do
brooder. Complete and in good order.
housework. Steady position. Call or
7al5.
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FOR SALE OR TR AD E
write 109 Third street, Newberg.
FOR SALE— Good one-horse farm
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FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE—
Ford
wagon with harness, very cheap. CaB
W ANTED— Room and board In
____________________ 27tf truck in good condition. W ill -take
Ford car. Roy Smith, 412-Go. Lin­ private family, by young man. Pre­
FOR SALE— one Philo brooder coln street.
2>t2* fer garage If possible. Box 1000,
coop 8x6; 1 Philo coop 2x4. Inquire
care of Graphic.
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Graphic office.
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W ANTED — Your old furniture to
W ORK W A N T E D
FOR SALE— Ford touring car. In
upholster and repair. Have a full
good condition mechanically. New
FOR PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY or line of new samples of new coverings
rubbers. Call Blue 187.
29tf extra office help phone B lu e '139.
from the east
Also repair auto
27-t4 seats. Shop located at 201 North
P o ta to «
for Sal*— $1.00
Main St. G. W. Thorington.
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$1.50 per sack. Wm. Holland and
READY TO DO all kinds of build­
or
contract.
Sona. Phone 50a35.
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M ISCELLANEOUS
Phone Red 88. C. H. Ellis. 28t4*
FOR SALE— Ford truck, good con
BOARD— Family style, $7.00. Lau­
W ANTED—Housekeeping or house­
dltion. Phone Black 211. Chas. Bur­
rel Chttage.
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work
by
young
widow
with
child
1M
gess. 1207 Eleventh St.
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years. Good home, small w a g «. Ad­
For all kinds of hauling and truck­
For S al»— Good, hard, a n d brisk, dress Mrs. M. Fox, 109 Third Street.
ing sea Clyde Wendel, Phone,
Newberg
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all yon want. Inqaira at ths N T t
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Galland service station.
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FOR SALE— One acre, good house
and outbuildtnga.
Variety fruit.
Phone Red 125 or call at 600 West
Sheridan street. E. A. Pace .owner.
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T he manufacturer of your automobile recommends, in
the Instruction Book for your car, that the crankcase be
drained out and flushed and then refilled with fresh oil at
regular intervals.
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You get results from advertising
All around work horse for sale
NOTICE TO OUR CLIENTS— We
cheap. Phone 23a51. N. C. John­ have enlisted In our buainras the ser- in The Graphic, with the largest
son.
29tl v I c m of Mr. Ctoas. V. J o n « of Port­ circulation in the county.
land, but formerly of Moscow. Idaho,
FOB SALE
where he held many responsible po­
Home grown seed corn, 6c per lb. sitions of public trust. For several
while it lasts. Phons 23a51. N. C. years ha was assistant postmaster at
Johnson.
29tl that place. Mr. J o n « is well known
to a number of our Newberg cltixens
SEED POTATOES
hnd c o m « highly reedmmended ae a
D EM TO T
Bring your sacks and gat Netted capable, conscientious business man.
Gem p o ta to « for table or to plant You will find him courteous and
at 11.00 per 100 lbs C. E. Water­ obliging. Come In and get acquaint­
TELEPHONES
man. west o f Spaulding's saw­ ed with him. W. E. White A Co.,
Otfloe, W hite SS;
Boa. Bod l i t
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mill.
28t2* 702 V »'F irst street.
Df. H.
C.
Dixon
Dr. I. M. Bloinwick
GHOOFBAOTOB
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Phono Black 0 —
BOS First S t
M«wber¿ Grog—
Dr. Thos. W. Hester
PH Y SIC IA N and SUBGEOM
Office In Dixon Building
PHONES;
Office White 11. Boa. Orango l l .
Dr. A. M. Daris
D EN TIST
Office over Ferguaea’a
Drug Store
PHONE BLACK «7
MS. UTTLEFKL 9 A UUKNFT
PH YSIC IAN S and 8U BG E0NS
Office over P in t Natl. Bank Bldg.
O f f ! « Whit# 4».
Homs Blue 1 » «
Drs.Gochnour& Daniels
C H IB 0PBA C T0B8
Massage, Hjdro-Therepy and
Electric Treatments
STEAM and ELECT BIC BATH S
Phone Bkok 40 for appointment
110 North School street
First door north of Yamhill Elec­
tric Co.’s office.
NEWBERO, OREGON.
t
Dr John S. Rankin
PH Y SIC IA N and SUBGEOM
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Office Phono Black 171
Rea. Phone Gray 171
Office over U . 8. National Bank
E. A. Romig, M. D.
PH Y SIC IA N and 8UXGM0M
Office ht N ew berg Hospital
Office Phone, Red l i t
Residence, Gray »
Newberg,
E. H. UTTER, D; M. D.
D E N TIST
Office over First National Bank
Office Phone Black 81
Residence Phone W hite 174
Newbarg,________ •;*
DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN
D ENTIST
General Practise and X-Ray
Diagnosis
Or«r U. S. W.H...I B m )
Office Oreen m^Reéldeaee While IS
ATT0BNEY
AT
LAW
CLARENCE BUTT
W ill praetlee In all ths oourta o f
the state. Special attention given
to Probate work, the writing o f
deeds, mortgages, oontracts and
the drafting of all pa para.
Office; 2nd floor, Union Blok
W hite 5
W e try to p le a «
A. B. Culbertson
F A IN T IN G CONTBACTOB
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Decorating, Tinting, Paper*
v
hanging, Etc.
310 N . Center 8t;
Newberg,
Newberg Transfer Co.
Does Loeal and Long D ista n «
m
Hauling.
Furniture,
P ia n «
and Safes a Specialty
8. P. TDKBEBLAKE, Proprietor
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Residenoe phoae Rod 7»
Offlee phono, W hite 117
. W e Collect
Slow
Stale
Tough
Accounts
Everywhere
Knight /kjastai'atCe.
No Collection— M e G hana
M c M i n n v i l l e , o b e g o n
HILLSB0B0, OBEGON