U n M t Circulation In Yamhill County NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. JULY M . I t t i ability of the fruit and it is expected that all of the roads will cut down on the time between here and east­ ern markets CLASSIFIED AUTO RBPAIRING— 75 cents per hour. Both price and quality. Hart’s Shop, Main St. 33tf FOR SALE AUTO REPAIRING 75 oents per hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pen- n a n |^ iira g # ^ 0 5 ^ W e e ^ F lrtjM 3 t^ 2 7 Prunes S till M oving T he Sign of a Service The Motor filn HAS SOKE GOOD BUYS IN Used Fords A GOOD STOCK OF OHS, ACCESSORIES AND FORD PARTS EMERGENCY CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY Day Phone Black 198 R igh t Em ergency Calls Phone W hite 95 Another car of “Mlstland” prunes is going to England, making the SSth car shipped to brokers in that market. Evidently the Englishman still likes his plum pudding and if his appetite can be trained to ap­ preciate the Oregon prune above all others the demand in that market will increase still more. But Tommy isn’t the only one who knows a good thing when he eats it for three cars of prunes are going to New York markets as soon as they can be load­ ed. Although this is the dull season for dried products whtch are at pres­ ent overshadowed by a flood of fresh fruit, the demand for prunes is steady and sales are being made in various markets at prices maintain­ ed by the Oregon Growers Associa­ tion. Portland gets *10.000 pounds of prunes this week. A well known publisher In Toron­ to. Canada, wrote to the association as follows: ’’The consumption of Oregon prunes in the Canadian mar­ ket has not reached anywhere the proportion that the merits of this fruit warrants. * I had occasion to try them recently In my home and it was the most unexpected revelation when my sense of taste discovered the delicious tartness of these prunes. I am sure the public gen­ erally does not fully realise the mer­ its of the Oregon prune. I am aware that Jewish people have a fondness for them and evidently they know good prunes. If you were to tell the merits of the Oregon prune to wo­ men in Canadian homes, the demand in this market would be greatly stimulated. FOR SALE—Sow with 7 pigs. C. Gettman, Rte. 2. • 43t2 WANTED WANTED— Limited quantity of FOR SALB— 50 or more 6 in. ttl- Itÿlan prunes at H. S. Gilè A Co.’s Ings. D. A, Dobbs, 509 Grant. 43tf packing houae. 32tf WOOD FOR SALB—Old fir 3«. WANTED— Highest market price Chas Sutton. Rt. 2 Newberg. 42t8* paid for dried black caps at H. S. 4ltf FOR SALB—Silo, 28x8, good con­ Glle Co.’s Packing House. dition. Chos. Tykeson, Laurel, Ore­ BLACK CAPS WANTED— 5c per gon. 41t5* lb. paid at Poats Dryer, located at cor. of Illinois and Grant streets. M1LLFEED-—80 lb sack. 31-15. Phone Whtta Ttr. 4ItS Harry Miller, % mile north Stand­ ard Oil Oo. 3 8 tf WANTED— Man with experience, living In country to keep and train FOR SALE— Hay In field. 36 Llewellyn se'tter pup. Call Dr. Van load. First house west of West Che- Valin dental office. 43tl* halem school. ' 43tl* DRY WOOD FOR SALE. PHONE BID0 W ANTED BLACK 44 OR WHITE 229. JOHN Tbs School Board for district No. E. KELLER. 3 9 tf 3. Dundee, will receive bids lor ths FOR SALE— Good team, 2500 lbs. conveyance of school children by 3130. M. R. Douthtt, Rte. 1 Three truck or team. Bids will be received miles west of town. 43t2* until July 30. 1931, at 2 p. m. Board reserves the right to reject any or all FOR SALE— 45 steel hop baskets, bids. T. R. Warner, Chairman. 1 hop stove and good hop baler. N. B. P. Piment, Clerk. 39t5 P. Nelson. Phone 19a25. 43tf POTATOES FOR SALB— 31.00 and 3150 per sack. Wm. Holland and Sona. Phone 50a35. 14tf CHIROPRACTOR — Phon« Black 0 — 80S F irst 8 t Newberg, O rejo» DOOR SCREENS PLY TIME la here. Get your WOOD FOR SALE at V. A. Vin- vent’s Feed store. 38tf screen door and window screens from Spaulding Logging Co. at special FOR SALE— Four year old coach prices. _______ 36tf oolt. Joele Everest. 41 tf FOR SALE— Horse, cheap.' Phone 16al5. George M. Kieler. 42t2* Dr. I. M. Blomwick REAL ESTATE Dr. Thos. W. Hester PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office in Dixon Building PHONES: ; White 239. Ree. Orange‘239 Dr. A. M. Davis DENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Qrug Store PHONE BLACK 27 NS. LITTLEFIELD A BARCR0FT PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS Oftlee over fir st Natl. Bank Bldg. PHONES Off toe White 49. Hesse Blue !•« Dr. M. AdeH Godmour CHIROPRACTOR M anage, Hydro-Therapy, E lectric Treatm ents and Steam Baths. FOR SALE— Three acres, l-room KALE PLANTS for aale. Have house, barn, hot and cpld water, A new cherry package called the 20,000 at 33-50 per 1000. Donald bath room, abundance of fruit, 12 41 1 3 blocks from postoffice. Address Box Phone Black 40 for appointm ent. Single lug has been introduced jn Craw: Phone Blue r222. 184. 31tf Oregon and is being used this season 110 North School street FOR SALE— Good, hard, used for the first time. All of the cher­ brick, FOR SALE— Seven-room house on First door north of Yamhill Elec­ all you want. Inquire at the pear crop estimates for the whole of ries shipped this year by the Oregon W. R. Galland aervioe station. I lt f North Main ’street. Small amount tric Co.’s office. Growers Cooperative Association California. down, balance like rent. Enquire NEWBERG, OREGON This, in conjunction with losses have been In boxes of this type and * FOR SALE— One 6 ft. McCormick 508 Willamette, or will trade for reports indicate that they are very self-binder and one Hoosler seeder. farm land. in Delta and Placer counties from 30tf hot winds, will materially reduce the satisfactory. Dan McCann, Newberg. rte. 2. 42t4 The box has broad slats on the FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for The first, shipment of early Cal­ California yield which, earlier in the sides, top and bottom so that ample l Vk TON REPUBLIC TRUCK for ifornia pears to Boston auctioned season was estimated at 75 per cent ventilation is provided. The edges sale, in good condition, or will trade farm on highway or near highway, The July report, of the 7 acres, good family orchard, about for $7 a box and a similar shipment normal. of the sides of the box are beveled so for smaller truck. Phone Black 167. 2 acres of berries, good hen house, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON to Chicago brought 33.50 a box. United States Department of Agri­ that the fruit will not be scratched 42t4 barn and garage. 7-room house with Later shipments in ear iota brought culture. Bueau of Crop Estimates or bruised and the net weight of the Office Phone Black 171 bath, city water and electric lights. from 35.80 to 36.50 a box. It looks indicates that the pear crop in many package is about 18 pounds. Res. Pboae Gray 171 FOR SALE— Young jersey cow. states varies from failure to a half Mall delivered. Crops all in. See > good for the northwest this year crop. The box is a little shorter and good organ and some furniture. Ver­ owner, 508 W Third St., Newberg, i Offioe over U. S. N ational Bank tor that is the only section where deeper than the one which has beep non Johnson on Wynooekl near 12th Oregon. 3 9 tf. the crop is near normal except in R ailroads Learn Shippers N eeds used before, the outside dimensions street. 43tl* California where the prospects are being 17 inches long by inches Fruit shippers met with railroad gradually being reduced by hot FOR SALE— Practically new 3% wide by 3H Inches deep.- It makes: MISCELLANEOUS -winds and storms that have blown officials of the Southern Pacific a very attractive package and there inch wagon; front wheel 3 ft. rear road in Bedford, July 12th, to dis­ off the fruit. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON DRESSMAKING— 512 South Col­ has been a strong demand for cher­ 3V6; 3 in. tire. L. J. Whitaker, Rex. The Medford district expects to cuss problems relating to the move­ ries packed in this way. Oregon. 43t2* lege street. 4 3tf Offioe a t Newbexg H ospital ment of the apple crop this fall. This ship between 550 car loads of pears Office Phone, Red 111 . FOR SALE— Team good true and the Yakima estimates are in for was the annual meeting at which FOR ALL KINDS of hauling and Residence, Gray S horses for sale. Wt. 2850 lba. In­ 1300 car loads. Railroads are mak­ the shippers have an opportunity to trucking see Clyde Wendel. Phone George Ward expects to open an ing preparation for the heavy crop state their needs to the railroad men up to date 2-chalr barber Bhop about quire Fred Roberts, Rt. 2. Sherwood Red 134. 4 ttf Newberg, ' . 41t4 and it W expected that there, will be and nearly all of the concerns en­ first of September in the Lewis Oregon. gaged in shipping fruit from Oregon building. 4 3 tï no car shortage this year. DR. STRYKER, Osteopathic phy­ FOR SALE— Late model Ford Se­ sician, U. S. National Bank building. A communication received by the were represented, including the Ste­ FOR SALE—Strictly modern 5 dan. in first class condition. Engine McMinnville. Oregon Growers Cooperative Asso­ wart Fruit company, Earl Fruit 4tf E. H . UTTE&, D . M. D; ciation states that a high wind in company. The Graves company and room bungalow, has full cement base­ Is equipped for starter. Anderson ' 39tf CONTRACT NOW for your fall DENTIST the Sacramento valley has blown off the Oregon Growers Cooperative As­ ment, hot and cold water, bath, to- Motor Co. tractor plowing. L. J. Whitaker, Office over First National Bank about six or seven thousand tons of sociation. Other fruit Interests were let and wash basin, all first class FOR SALE— 6 year Guernsey-Jer­ Rex. Oregon. plumbing, and electric lights; two 43t6* pears, making a reduction of nearly well represented. Office Phono BUck II sey cow, giving 4 gal., test 4.3. Some of-the Southern Pacific traf-, 50 ft. lots'. 120 ft. deep; cement Phone White 66. Elmer Hodges. 1 30 per cent in that district which Residence Phono White 174 DR. L. W. HORN, veterinary sur­ ins a 10 per cent reduction of fic officials at the meeting were A. walks and paved on both streets. ‘mile north cannery. 42t2* geon. Hall’s Feed Barn. Realdence Newberg,_______ _________ Oregon. Price 34500 cash. Address 214 N. Hina haw, general freight agent: A. phoae Black 72. 35tf >T. Mercier. division superintendent; Meridian St., Newberg. Chris Nel­ LATE MODEL FORD one-ton 43tl* truck, pneumatic tire equipment. and C. I. McDonald, superintendent son. owner. ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees of refrigerator car service from San Will guarantee mechanical condition. and nursery stock of mil kinds at Vin- PIONEER Francisco. VIOLIN LESSONS Anderson Motor Co. 39tf cent’s Feed Store. iOtf Due to the large crop of apples an­ DENTIST If enough people are Interested, I EM PLOYM ENT CO. FOR SALE— Two ton of loose ticipated this fall there will no doubt will come to Newberg one or two WANTED— Highest market price General Practice and X-Rsy vetch and oat hay. 38 a ton. In­ be a strong demand for refrigerator days a week to hold classes. paid for dried black caps at H. S. Diagnosis 14 S o rtii Second Street _ cars this season, but it is expected 41tf These will be continued through­ quire for Hoaglin place. 2 miles west Glle Co.’s Packing House. O r# » U. s. rWtiMud I 43tl* that the Southern Pacific will be out the winter. If a desire is shown of town. P. Kittleson. P h f tg g l Supplies Hay, H arvest and If you have goods to sell, see the OftiM Oreen 171; RreM eac« W h ile M able to furnish all of the cars needed this summer. FOR SALE CHEAP— First class Newberg Auction House, or if you In Oregon when the crop begins to All who wish this for themselves, Farm Hands. L ist How move and It is not thought' that ser­ or know of anyone else, please write piano; will consider good graphano- wish to buy, it’s n good place to 33tf ious delays will be met with this: to me at my home and I will call on la or Victrola in on the deal. Phone bay. for Hop Pickers. Blue J6. T. M. WoodrufT, 314 W. year. you to talk about it. Sheridan M. Sheridan HUTCHINS A HICKERSON— St. 43t4* Phone Broadway 2278 Getting the fruit to market in the j Delepine. Studio, 517 Bush and Well drilling. For information call shortest possible time is of vital lm -! Lane Bldg.. Portland, Oregon, resi­ FOR SAE— Sawmill, 18-horse com­ Qalland’s Service Station. Phone PORTLAND OREGON DENTIST portance to the shipper on account j dence address. Hillsdale, Oregon, Rt. pound Advance engine, friction nig­ White 100. 39tf of price fluctuations and the perish-! 1. 4 3 tl ger. bevel gear awinglng cut-off saw TELEPHONES DAILY ' PORTLAND JOURNAL 2 cut-off saws and 2 main sawa. No. 2 Rusell head blocks with No. 3 car­ delivered for 45c a month; dally and Offioe. W hite 22 : R ea Blade 189 riage wheels. R. W. Staley A Son. Sunday, 65c. L. M. Buell, 521 west X Newberg; phone 17a26. 32tf Fifth street, local agent. SPIRBLLA— The world’s beet cor­ SOME BUY— 1920 Ford touring car, self starter, electric lights, elec­ set saa he had by sailing for Mrs. C. tric horn, Haasler shock absorbers, Nonkea, expert reetdeat cometiere, ATTORNEY AT LAW spot light, mirror, speedometer, at 415 W. First St. Phoae Bine 232. 3 ltf Practice In all ceurts; Prebate, clock, dash lamp, rubber foot pedqls. oversize steering wheel, double bulb HEMSTITCHING and picot edge Deed, Mer gagas and aU legal headlights, In A1 condition. A sac­ work. done st our store. gapers. Abstracts rifice for 1425. If interested call Switches Work made from Combings. Lee Red 222. 43tl Millinery in W. E. White A Co. building, 705 *4 First street. 42tf Hulit & Sutherland N E W C H E R R Y PACKAGE MEWS BULLETIN FROM OREGON GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSN. Dr John S. Rankin E. A. Uomig, M. D. DR. RALPH W. TAN TAL« Dr. H. C. Dixon C. R. CHAPIN THE U N I V E R S A L C A R USED FORDS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1921 1920 1919 1916 1920 1920 1916 1 ton Truck, cord tires 1 ton Truck, solid tires 1 ton Truck, solid tires Delivery Touring Bargain Roadster Bargain Overland Roadster Bargain May M otor Company - AUTHORIZED Ford and Fordson Dealers i Phone White 7 Newberg, Oregon ATTORNEY AT LAW FOB SALE OR TRADE THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM is IF YOU WISH TO TRADE WOOD delivered dally (No Sunday) at 46 for glasses or a good watch, see C. A. cents per month. If you wjsh to sub­ Morris, the Jeweler. 39tf scribe, call Red 146. J. E. Martin, local agent. Ex. FOR SALE OR TRADE— Team, THE BEST SHOPS cannot do jrour weight 2800 or 3000. Trade for cows.