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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY. H A Y 19. 1981.
EIGHT
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sume old topics; the discovery of Iron ,
SPRING BROOK
and oil upon the ridge of the moun­
Mia. Katanlck went to Portland tain. Here ie hoping its not a dreant
last Sunday.
of some weird dreamer.
Mr*. Wendell went to Lafayette
An old fashioned wood cutting bee |
on Tuesday.
occured last Saturday when the
Mrs. Wendell went to Portland| members of the Newberg Christian
FOR SALE
last Thursday.
Church gathered at a near-by woods
Visit the l«ee Millinery Sale. 33t4
Miss Stella Hubbard visited re- on the Putman farm. A very de­
lightful time was had by all, in­
latlres at Rex. Sunday.
One nillk goat, fresh. Inquire 403
The Aurora Borealis was: quite cluding a picnic dinner served by Blaine St.
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the
ladies.
risible here on Friday night.
Last Friday afternoon a baseball
1914 BUICK TOURING CAR-Good
The Friend's district quarterly
game occured between the local team, shape. Self starter. 3275.
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meeting closed on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dan lei” Ramsey returned home ccn' I*”.ed of Sunday schooyboys and
Get your Split Cedar Posts of
similar team from Newberg. The
from a brief visit to Portland last a
game
was
hotly
contested,
and
the
Spaulding
Logging Co.
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Friday.
final score was 14 to 12 In faVor of
Mr. Terry, the school teacher for the local boys. Sunny Kincaid's two
FOR SALE— Good young work
next term, will move into this com­ home runs featured at the deciding
horse. 1600 lbs. Call 23A3. 33tl*
munity sometime this week.
• moments.
C. E. New house and P .H - Ham-j A very delightful party occured at
HORSE— 7 years old, weight about
mond motored to Portland Tuesday (
0runt Heater home on Monday 1150 lbs. A..Schwar*ln, Rex. 32tS*
where they transacted business.
evening, when about twenty young
Good eating potatoes at 35 and 50c
The school term closed last Fri­ people from Newberg and locality
day which doesn’t seem to hurt any gathered for the evening, as the a sack. Earl Nelson, phone 19A25.
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Of the younger one's feelings a bit. guests of Rollin and Florence Heater.
a The construction work on the new Various games were played which wag
FOR SALE— Gciod young work
road was re-inforced by the addition followed by music and singing. A
of several more teams, during the number of talented musicians were mare, weight about 1200. Phone
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present and rendered a number of Black 207.
week.
very
good
jseiectiogus.
which
were
B. F. Biers and wife of Corvallis
FOR SALE— Good quality paint,
visited over the week end at the greatly enjoyed. Refreshments con­
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ham­ sisting of ice cream and punch were 11.80 a gallon at the Newberg Auc­
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tion «House.
served.
mond.
CLASSIFIED
To celebrate the 32nd anniversary,
the local Christian Endeavor Socie­
ty held a rally at the* church on Fri­
day evening.
(Continued front page one.)
Fred Kincaid went to McMinn­
ville last Tuesday, where he attended the thousands upon thousands of
the funeral of Walace Moiser, his people In great centers of population
with no food production worth men­
brother-in-law.
tioning. to be seen for hours at a
Profeseor Whitelsy. from the Philo­ time from a swiftly moving train, in­
math College and a former resident dicate something of where our mar­
of this community, was here on busi­ kets are to be found.
ness a few days ago.
Speaking of our old home farm,
A tractor demonstration took along with six other good farms, it
place on the Virgil Mills farm last was bought by a non-resident war
Saturday which attracted a number profiteer, to be added to the ever In­
df neighboring farmers.
creasing number 'o f rented farms
Crop planting still continues which whose owners have'tid Interest in
is rather late this season but th e' any local affairs,
farmers will take a chance on the
Another great' pleasure which we
summer being unusually long.
- anticipate for the near future will
George Mangus accompanied by
a *onR r^ e over the Canadian
his family spent Sunday at the home Pacific with the morning sun shin-
of P. H. Hammond. Mrs. Mangus |
on the rear end of our train,
is a relative of Mrs. Hammond.
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VerX truly yours,
Strawberry season will open in the1
^
Re*s-
coming week, weather permitting.
Despite the recent rains an extra-
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
oidinary crop is looked forward
to.
, A . good
___ . way to
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...
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remove
corks that
Gooseberry season will open prob- have been pushed down into a bottle
ably in the coming week. A fair; j8 j0 thread a button on a string and
crop is expected but will not com -; drop> it in the neck of the bottle,
pare with previous crops due to the p un the cork pp to the neck of the
early frosts am$ almost Incessant j bottle with the aid of a hat pin and
rains-
then pull the string attached to the
The local Strawberry Grower’s Un-1 button. The cork will come out
Ion met in the school bouse lait easily.
TV..*,«!«» night.
+ Much business __
Thursday
was
A box of clips or paper fasteners
transacted and C. E. Newhouse was such as are used in business of-
elected as sales-manager for the com- j flees will save much work and time
igg season-___________ ______________. when there are long Beams to stltctt
The sad news reached us on S at-' on the machine. Instead of basting
urday of the passing away of Wallace a seam use several of these clips to
Mosier at his home in McMinnville. hold the edges together and in place.
His death occured rather,suddenly . When making waisU- stltch. around
~«erlous illness. Mr. Moeier is widely fhe neck and arm holes to prevent
on Saturday, after a prolonged ill­ stretching. then when they are tried
ness. Mr. Mosier is widely known on their shape will not be pulled and
here, being a brother of'M rs., KMd stretched, but win nold ¿a they were
cut.
Kincaid
Again old dame Rumor has brush­
ed her wings and stirred up consider­
‘ •Particular Printing for Particu­
able amount of talk, this time the
J. H. REES WRITES ABOUT TRIP
lar People”— at The Graphic.
Bead
y o u r instruction book
It says—»
Old oil should be drained from the crankcase at
regular intervals and replaced with fresh oil.
T his statement is made because engine operation causes
road dust, carbon, fine metal particles and other impurities
to accumulate in the crankcase ofl. T h e gritty oil circulates
through the engine, impairing its performance, and ulti­
mately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs.
T hese careful instructions from the manufacturer are
often disregarded; cleaning the crankcase is a job generally
disliked.
T o meet this need M odem Crankcase Cleaning Service
has been established b y first-class garages and other
dealers co-operating with the Standard Oil Company.
T hese garages and dealers use Calol Flushing Oü,— the
scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other
impurities and does not impair the lubricating efficiency
o f fresh oil used. T he cleaned crankcase is refilled with the
proper grade o f Zerolene.
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown
below , —it means B etter operation end longer engine
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SER V ICE
CALOL HUS HING OIL
ZZMUANE
WOOD FOR SAE— Dry old ftr and
second growth. Phone 23A52. Al­
fred Hutchens.
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Potatoes for Sale— 9100 and
91.50 per sack. Wm. Holland and
Sons. Phone 50a35.
14tf.
FOR SALE— Young ducks. 3 weeks
old Indian Runners. Call at D. A.
Dobbs, 509 Grant St.
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For Sale— Good, hard, used brick,
all you want. Iaquira at tha W. R.
Gall&nd service station.
Kltf.
GOATS— Have twenty head of
good Angoras for sale. Phone Red
R. 152. D. V. Fendall.
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HARNESS— Have a good single
buggy harness for sale. D. V. Fen­
dall. phone Red R. 152
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YOU CAN’T GARDEN without
garden hose. You can save money
on it at Doyle’s Tire Shop.
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For Sale— Munger black cap Ups.
Place order now for spring planting,
J. Groff, phone Blue 149.
7tf.
DOUBLE SAVING— Free tube and
20% reduction on all Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Tires. Calkins Garage.
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— 6314
FOR SALE— Some high grade Jer­
sey heifer, one and two years old.
Phone W hite r!52, T \ . Vemteeg
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Registered Chester White Pigs,
eight weeks old. George W. Smith,
Newb<*rg, R. He. 2. Phone SStrW.“ "
3114
FOR SALE— Empire State and Net-
ted Gem seed potatoes. 91 per sack.
J. T. Ferguson, I mile north of
town.
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AUTO REPAIRING
For Trad*— Five-room plastered
AUTO REPAIRING— 76 cents per
hour. Both price and quality. Hail’s house end garage in Newberg. What
Shop.
33tf have you? J. L. Eaton, St. Paul. 16tf
AUTO REPAIRING 75 cents per
hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pen­
MISCELLANEOUS
nant Garage, 105 Weat First St. 27
Special values on hats at the I^ee
Millinery.
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COLUMBIA H IG H W AY TRIPS
For all klnda of haaliag and truck­
FOR COLUMBIA HIGHWAY or
ing
see Clyde Wendel. Pkone, Red
SeastdSftripe see Mrs. D. A. Hart. JO
134.
4€tf.
years experience as a driver. Large,
easy riding car. Phone Red 4.
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Dr. Stryker, Osteopathic physician,
U.
S. National Bank building. Mc­
REAL ESTATE
Minnville.
4tf.
FOR SALE or rent, 5 room house.
Inquire 603 Blaine street.
31tf
Dr. L. W. Horn, veterinary- sur­
Desirable piece of land 1 i4 miles geon. Hall’s Fsed Barn. Resideuco
35tf
from cannery. Enquire at 503 North phone Black 72.
College. Mrs. Fannie Lilly.
33tf
Orden taken far fruit trees and
FOR SALE— Three acres, 8-rooni nursery stock of all kinds at Vin­
house, barn, hot and cold water,
60tf.
bath room, abundance of fruit, 12 cent’s Feed Stem.
blocks from postoffice. Address Box
WHEN YOU GET READY to paint
184.
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your house see N. J. Brldenbecker,
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Homestead Relinquishment for sale painter, 501 Franklin.
in Yamhill county. Chaa. Johnson.
DOUBLE SAVING— Free tube and
12th and Wynooski streets.
Coll
Black ,154.
33tl 20% reduction on all Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Tires. Calkins Oarage.
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FOR SALE— Seven-room house on
North Main street. Small amount
If you have'goods to sell, see the
down, balance like rent. Enquire
508 Willamette, or will trade for Newberg Auction House, or if you
farm land.
30tf wish to buy. It’s a good place to
buy.
33tf
FOR SALE— Residence lot two
HAVE YOU GOT our quantity
blocks from business Btreet; some
Remeipber we
fruit; cement 'walk.
Inquire 210 price on shingles?
Sheridan street.
‘
32tf have the best that can be bought.
26-tf
FOR SALE— 6 room modem house. Spaulding Logging Co.
Sewing room and bath. Full cement
Notice to the Publle— I am located
basement, furnace. Twb lots. Pave­
ment in on one side. 96000; 93500 at the corner of First and Center
cash; terms on balance. 400 North streets, with complete stock of Wat­
College St..,
33t 1 • kins Remedies. S. A. Ball.
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Ladd. HU1 Farm For■"i s l e — Win
SPIRELLA— The world’s best cor­
sell from 10 to 100 acres, 975 acre. set Can be had by calling for Mrs. C.
Good soil, running water, mail route, Nonken, expert resident corsetiere,
beautiful view, six miles east New­ at 415 W. First St. Phone Blue 232.
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berg. Phone Red 167. Terms. 3 3 tl*
The heat shops Iqannot do your |
FOR. SALE— Five-room plastered work better. The poorest mechanic
house, city water, electric lights, will charge you no less. Auto re­
bath room with toilet connected to pairing, Hail’s shop, 75 cents per
seweri, woodshed with fruit room In hour.
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one corner, lot 100x75; one cement
walk. Pavement will miss it one
Hemstitching— Pieot edge work
block. Price 91.500; cash, 91.000 or on any kind of material; also narrow i
will trade for acreage. See owner,
214 N. Meridian St. Newberg, 32t2* pleating. Switches made to order.
Lee Millinery In W. B. White A Co.
FOR SALE— Five-room plastered building. 796)4 First street.
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house-on 5th street, city water,’ elec­
tric lights, bath room with toilet
The Portland Telegram Is dellv
connected to sewers, woodshed with ered dally (no Sunday) at 46 cents
fruit room in one corner, lot 100x75;
per month. If you wish to subscribe
one cement walk. -Pavement
miss it one block.
Price 91.500; call Blue 153, R. E. GRAY. local
cash, 91.000 or will trade for acre­ agent
14-tf.
age. See owner, 214 N. Meridian St..
Newberg.
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Loans, any amount, faun, cuy
property and chattels; no delsys.
Mortgages, notes, oo a tracts, bonds, j
FOR SALE OR TRADE
etc., bought sad sold. For Invest­
IF YOU WISH TO TRADE WOOD ments, seo Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc-
for glasses or a good watch, see C. A.
Morris, the Jeweler.
30tf Mtnavllle, Oregon.
FOR SALE— Six-shovel riding corn
FOR SALE— Tested select yellow
cultivator
in good condition, or will
Dent seed corn, 6 cents per pound.
B.
1 hone 7a52, R. F. D. 3 Charles W. trade for good buggy or pigs.
33t2*
Root.
3114 • M. Le Fevre. phone 9A62.
A span of bay horses age 7 and 9,
FOR SALE— 100 cords dry wood.
One mile from Rex on county road. weight 1150 and 1230 lbs; also 5
93 the cord.
F. Schwarzin, Rex. head of one and two year old Jersey
Will tralde for ia young
Oregon.
33t2* hlefers.
team, weight about 1400 each. Henry
FOR SALE— Almost new Ottawa Versteeg R. 3. Phone 23A53. 33t2
log saw at reasonable price or will
accept wood cutting as payment. L.
W A N T TO RENT
H. Minier.
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WANTED TO RENT— A furnished
One baby bassinet, rubber tired or partly furnished house, fromr4 to
wheels, one 120 egg incubator, one 6 rooms, bath and lights. Inquire
2 passenger roadster.
All cheap. A. C. Crossman. White 7.
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Call White 136.
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WANT TO RENT — Five-room
HAVING DISCONTINUED raising modern house; will lease for year.
stock I have one choice Berkshire Call Graphic.
30tf
brood sow for sale. Sow registered.
Dr. A. N. Logan; phone 30a52. 32tf
WANTED
1920 FORD TOURING CAR— Fine
condition with starter block, less
Lady to do washing for a family
starter, with 1921 license. Tires all
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good.
9400. May Motor Co.
29tf of four. Phone Red 3.
WITH THE APPROACH of sum­
mer you will want some new garden
hose. Oet it at Doyle's Tire Shop and
save money.
28tf
FOR TRADE
Dr. I. M. Blomwiek
CHIROPRACTOR
—
Phone Black 0 —
102 First St.
'Newberg, Oregon
Dr. Thos. W. Hester
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
orflce In Dixon Building
PHONES:
White 239.
Res. Orange 239
—
Dr. A. M. Davis
DENTIST
Office ever Ferguson’s
Drug Stora
PHONE BLACK 37 ’ .
MS. UTTLEFIEU & BANCROFT
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Office over First Natl. Bank Bldg.
PHONES .
Office White 49. Home Blue 104
Drs.Gochnour& Daniels
CHIROPRACTORS
Massage, Hydro-Therepy and
Elea trie Treatments
STEAM and ELECTRIC BATHS
Phone Black 4 9 for appointment.
110 North School street
First door north of Yamhill Elec­
tric Co.’s office.
NEWBERO, OREGON.
Dr John S. Rankin
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Phone Black 171
Rea. Phone Gray 171
Office over U. S. National Bank
E. A. Romig, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office at Newberg Hospital
. Office Phone, Red l i d
Residence, Gray 9
Newberg,
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Oregon.
E. H . UTTER, D . M. D .
Office ovqr First National Bank
Office Phone Black 31
Residence Phone White 174
Newberg,________ ■_>________ Oregon.
PIANO TUNING
I do piano tuning and repairing;
fifteen years' experience; satisfac­
tion guaranteed.
Fred B. Jones.
Newberg, phone Red 176.
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HORSEMEN. TAKE NOTICE
Iwlll stand my pure bred Percher­
on stallion at my farm near Chehalem
Center church. 915 insures colt; 910
for the season, or 96 single leap. J.
8. Graves; phone 17a52.
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DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN
DENTIST
General Practice and X-Ray
Diagnosis
Orar I U. ». NmtUmml
PI^.M«
Off Jot Qreeu i71 ;
R id ld io c c W hitt M
D r. H . C .
DENTIST
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed by the
Coanty Court of Yainhlll County.
Oregon, as executor of the estate o f
Harry A. Littlefield, deceased. A11
persons havfng claims against said
estate are requested to preesnt same
duly verified to the office of Dr. John
Barcroft at Newberg, Oregon, or at
the office of the undersigned at No.
Man to nail 75,000 shingles on a 511 Corbett Bldg.. Portland. Oegon.
E. V. Littlefield, Executor.
barn. Joe Ego. Call kA5151. 33tl
First Pub. May 5, 1921.
jWANTED — 5 or 6 young heifer Lam Pub. June 2, 1921.
calves. F. D. Hutchinson, Dundee.
TELEPHONES
Office. White 22 : Res. Black 122
C. R. CHAPIN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice in all courts; Probata,
Deed, Morgages and ail legal
papers. Abstracts examined.
.
3114
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FOR SALE CHEAP— Burbank po­
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
tatoes. both for planting and table
C
LAREN CE BUTT
W ANTED--Pride of Multnomah
stock. Write or call at Mrs. M. D.
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
Will
practice
in all the courts of
seed
potatoes.
Phone
19A25,
Har­
Haskins, R. 1, Box 7, Dundee. Ore.
dersigned administratrix hus Jllod
vey Nelson.
33tl ' her final account in the estate of the state. Special attention given
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to Probate work, tbe writing of
I Henry W. Kramer, deceased, with
deeds, mortgages, contracts and
FOR SALE— Cord wood. S e c o n d
WANTED— Limited quantity of the County Court of the State of Ore­
tbe drafting of all papers.
growth, dry. Delivered to Newberg, Italian prunes at II. S. Gile & Co.’s gon for Yamhill county, and that
west of college and between S. P. packing house.
Office; 2nd floor, Union Blck
321f said court has fixed May 21st, 1921,
tiacks and 5th street. 95.75 cash.
at 10 o'clock a. m. on said date at Newberg,
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Oregon.
Phone 13A252.
33tl* WANTED— Girl for general house­ the county court room In the court
work for several weeks. Call at 717 house at McMinnville. Oregon, as the
FOR SALE--1918 Ford touring East Sheridan St.
33t2* time and place for hearing upon said
¡car. Good tires, new spare tire,
WANTED— Your old furniture to final accourtt.
-speedometer, dash lamp, cutout and
Therefore, all persons 'interested |
¡tire carrier, with 1921 license. 9325. upholster and repair. Have a full
May Motor Co.
29tf line of new samples of new coverings in said estate are hereby required to I Does Local and Long Distance
from the east.
Also repair auto be present at said time and place to '
Shop located at 201 North show cause. If any, why said final ac­
1 FOR SAE Sawmill, 18-horse rom- seats.
Hauling. Furniture, Pianos
should not*be allowed, said es­
32t2 count
pound Advance engine, friction nig- •Main St. O. W. Thorlngton.
tate
be
closed
and
said
administratrix
ger, bevel gear swinging cut-off saw
and Safes a Specialty
be discharged, and her bondsmen ex­
I 2 cut-off saws and 2 main saws, No.
onerated.
• 2 Kusell head blocks with No. 3 car­
Dated April 21st. 1921.
Parlor M illinery.
r i a g e , wheels. R. W. Staley & Son,
Eunice J. Kramer,
S. P. TIMBERLAKE, Proprietor
! Newberg; phone-17a25.
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Administratrix of the estate o f ;
Prices down. Everything marked
way down. 513 North Edwards St. Henry W. Kramer, deceased.
C. R. Chapin, attorney for estate. J
Residence ghone Red 79
Phone Blue 144.
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NOTICE
First Pub. April 21, 1921.
Office
phone, White 197
Last Pub. May 19th. 1921.
FOR SALE OR RENT.—Store
building at 806 1st St. Inquire of
owner. Mrs. George Sykes, 671 Rod­
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FARMERS
ney Ave.. Portland, Oregon. Phone
It Pays to Buy in Bulk
Order
your
farm
hands,
dairymen,
E. 4144.
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stock men, hog feeders, milkers,
land clearers, wood choppers and
Slow
Stale
Tough
grubbers from a reliable office.
BERRY CRATES
Newberg Transfer Co.
W e Collect
fin better operation
land lower engine üß
rev*-:
Berry Crates and Hallocks , Place
your f*rder now and be prepared
for berry time. Spaulding Logging
Co-
3 3 tf
FOUND
Base ball maak. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for ad. Call at Hess’ Candy Kitchen
3 3 11
MILL MEN
Get your mill men, timber men.
loggers, etc., from our mill and
logging department.
The oldest Employment offiee In
Oregon.
Phone or wire rush orders at
our expense.
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO.
Phune Br'd'y 2278 14 N. 2nd Hi.
Portland, Oregon
Get Seeds That Grow
VINCENT’S FEED STORE
Headquarter« for
OLYMPIC FLOUR
808 1st St. Newberg, Ore
Pkone White 198
Accounts
_ Everywhere
Knight Asjustm’nt Co.
No Collection— No Charge
MoMnnryiLLE, O regon
HTLL8BORO, OREGON
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