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    Largoot Circulation In Yamhill County
NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. IM I
PEARS FOR SALE— 1 H e per lb.
WANTED
Bring your box. Phone White 16.
WANTED— 200 good cedar posts.
315 N. Harrison St. T. S. Sutton.
50t2
60tl J. C. Lemon, White 186.
D A IR Y
FACTS
1
B R EED ER H E LP S ASSOCIATION
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Nebraska Dllryman Offers to Soil
Purebred Sires at Half Price
to Promote Quality.
f
(Prepared by the United Stale» Depart­
ment o f Agriculture.)
it isn’ t all right
| Following the meeting of the Ne­
braska State Dairytueu's association
at Lincoln. Neb., recently, a prominent
breeder from that state offered to pro­
vide bulls for a bull association at
half their value, according to a repre­
sentative of the dairy division. United
States Department of Agriculture. Ap­
preciating the value of the hull asso­
ciation in establishing a certain line
brini i it back
Try
4
The ( ¿olden Rule
. . .
.
For Evei •ything to W ear
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APPLE PICKERS WANTED.. F.
HOOD ORGAN for sale or trade
50tl*
■for young cow or heifer to.b e fresh Groshen. Phone W hit« 160.
soon. A. V. Johnson, 608 Wynooski.
WANTED— Apple pickers a n d
60tl*
packers.
Phone Black 1502. Call
50tl *
FOR SALE— Two horses and two evenings.
Jersey cows.
Phone 12a$2. Lucas
WANTED TO BUY— Si* white
C ow ell. 1 mile east of Newberg on
Phone
highway.
50tl* leghorn hens for laying.
White 82.
60tl*
FOR SALE— 1 good young Duroc
WANTED— L in ilH quantity of
boar and three or four young sows.
A. J. Lyon, 8 miles northwest of Italian prune* at H. 8. Otle A Co.’s
32tf
Newberg.
60t2 packing house.
POULTRY WANTED— Hi g h e s t’
FOR SALE— Pure-bred Poland-
Cbina boar pig, five months old; also« prices paid for all kinds of market
47tf
Big Type aged boar.
Fernwood. poultry. Harry Miller.
phone Red 241. C. U. Sando*. 48t3*
WANTED— Highest market price
FOR SALE— Young Jersey milk paid for dried black eape at H. S.
41tf
colv; also three-speed Indian motor­ Gile Co.’s Packing House.
cycle. W rite or see L. O. Boyd, 224
WANTED— Furnished
room
or
Chehalem road, Newberg, Ore. 48tf rooms for light house keeping by two
IF it is her birthday; If It la his ladies. Monmouth, Oregon, box 212
49t2*
birthday; come and look ua over be­
fore buying.
Newberg Gift Shop
PRUNES WANTED
and exchange, 205 First St.
50tl
At Post’s dryer.
See him for
ANGORA GOATS Twenty head prices, or will dry for 2c per lb.
for sale at 32.00 per head. W ill kill Phone White 741. Cor. Grant and E.
those stumps and pay their way Illinois streets.
48tf
while doing It. D. V. Fendall. Phone
Red R152.
49tf
REAL ESTATE
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Dr. I. M. Blomwick
CHIROPRACTOR
—
Phon« Black 0 —
802 First S t
Newberf, Oregon
Dr. Thos. W. Hester
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office in Dixon Building
PHONES:
W hite 238.
R«s. Osan»* 388
Dr. A. M. Davis
DENTIST
OffUe over Fergusss’s
Drug Store
PHONE BLACK 87
DBS. LITTLEFIELD & BANCROFT
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Office over First Natl. Bank Bldg.
PHONES
Offlca W hits 49. Homs Blue 198
FOR SALE— 10 acres; nearly all
FOR SALE— 7 H acres choice land
in cultivation; small house and
1 H miles from cannery. Sell cheap.
barn; 3H miles from Newberg. Price
Mrs. Fannie Lily, phone Red 97. 47tf
$1200; half cash. Address or phone
C. W. Train, Springbrook, Ore. 50t2*
FARMS AND FRUIT TRACTS—
CHIROPRACTOR
44 acres with good buildings; bear­
. •
FOR
SALE— Blizzard
ensilage ing orchard of pearB prunes apples,
cutter. 14 inch knives, distributor cherries and plums; beautiful straw­
pipe and extra knives, first class
Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric
berry patch; city water. Owner can’ t
condition.
J. C. Lemon. 1 mile
handle this and will trade hts equity
Treatments and Steam Baths.
north of Newberg. White 165. 50t2 for good city in Oregon,, or for a farm
PACIFIC RECORD EXCHANGE In Missouri. W. E. White A Co.,
Phone Black 40 for appointment.
— Phonographs sold and exchanged; residence phone. Blue 185, office
all makes of records sold and ex­ 703 H First street,’ phone Blue 77.,
110 North School street
50tl ;
changed: music rolls exchanged.
First door north of Yamhill Elec­
Central Market, Fourth and Yamhill
tric Oo.’s office. .
streets. Portland. Qregon.
48t8*
MISCELLANEOUS
NEWBERG, OREGON
FOR SALE—-Most any size tract
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY TRIPS— ,
of land you may want.
Excellent Mrs. D. A. Hart. Phone Red 4. 49tf!
soil, good view of valley, good water,
J. -H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let
reasonable prices. This property Is
on Chehalem Mountain at the end him do it. Phone Red 43.
45tf
of the new road. W. E. Burke
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy­
Phone 22a61.
44tf
sician, U. S. National Bank building.
Offies Phene Black 171
* 4tf
FOR SALE— One of the best 4 J McMinnville.
Res. Phone G rfy 171
acre farms in Yamhill county near
FALL
PLOWING—
Contract
now
Office
over U: S. National la n k
McMinnville on Yamhill river; good
barn and silo, all kinds of fruit. See for fall tractor plowing. L. J. W hit­
49t6*
this farm for a bargain. Half cash. aker, Rex, Oregon.
Phone SSxH. McMinttville.
W ill
JIM SOPER— Bed 66. Painting,
Hutchens.
50tl*
paperhanging, k&lsomintng.
Coun­
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
49t4*
FOR SAE— Sawmill, 18-horse com­ try work my specialty.
O ffice at Newberg Hospital
pound Advance engine, friction nig­
SEE E. P. SMITH for expert saw
Office Pkoae, Red 116
ger. bevel gear swinging out-off saw filing at 201 Main and Hancock.
Residence, Gray 8
2 cut-off saws and 2 main saws. No. Carpentering and jobbing.
50tf
2 Rusell head blocks with No. 3 car­
Newberg,
-
Oregon.
riage wheels. R. W. Staley A Son.
WANTED— Highest market price
Newberg; phone 17a25.
32tf paid for dried black caps at H. S.
Gile Co.’s Packing House.
41tf
DR. S. M. WENDT
Dr. M . M eli Gochnour
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
S y s t e m .
Unusually
High-Producing
Purebred Cows.
Herd 4 of
of breeding, this dairyman told a
dairy extension specialist that when
he formed a bull association lie could
In your planning, do not overlook the great assist­
choose the bolls from his herd, set a
ance you can obtain from allying yourself with a strong
fair price on them, and lie (the breed­
er) would cut that price in two.
wgll managed bank. Open an account with us today
This breeder has a large and un­
and thus begin a business acquaintance which will stand
usually high-producing herd of pure-
yon in good stead during years to come. We are always
bred cows, the herd average lielng
more than 18,000 pounds of milk a
ready to advise with you concerning investments and to
year. Offers of a similar character
assist yon in every way in our power. Our motto is
have been m ade by several otl b*r
service and small accounts as well as large are welcome.
breeders in different sections of the
United States, says the department
spenalist, all of which indicates that
the value of the association plan as
a means of improving the quality of
ESTABLISHED 1889
dairy cattle Is becoming more general­
ly recognized.
When a bull association Is formed
one dairy breed, usually the one pre­
dominating in the locality,-4s selected
for that association, and purebred
WISE AND OTHERWISE
bulls of that breed are used to Im­
* (Uncle Cecile)
prove the herds. As time goes on a
Being a «aedit to Jhe work you do number of good purebred and grade
will bring credit and honor to you.
herds of the same breed are devel­
Eugene, Oregon.
"If you intend to work, there is no oped. When one breeder supplies a
Sept. 14th. 1921. better place than right where you number of hulls to one association
are."— Abraham Lincoln!
Newberg Graphic,
these hulls, generally of similar breed­
Newberg, Oregon.
. A poor driver usually does the ing. make It possible to concentrate
Dear Friends:
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most complaining about his car and the blood of certnin families among
After a few days in this one of the roads.
250 to 300 cows. Each hull is used
Oregon’s fine cities, friend wife and
"Failure is not a disgrace until it in each block for two years. Thns the
myself have decided to make our becomes a habit."
four or five bulls are used consecu­
home here, and will be located at
"Even Babe Ruth and Ty" Cobb tively for eight or ten years, develop­
-'*99 Eighth Ave. West, where are
win be most pleased to see any of strike out once in a while, but you ing in one community a large, number
our Springbrook or Newberg friends don’t hear of their turning yellow of dairy cattle of uniform type and
who chance to be sojourning here. arid q u i t t i n g . F i r s t National Life breeding.
We like it here very much. Can Bulletin.
not see that it is better than New­ I didn’t begin with the askings.
berg except in size, but then see how I took the job and stuck;
Graphic want ads get results.
Newberg is growing— may he^ shad­ I took the chance they wouldn’ t
ow larger and yet larger grow e»eo And now they call it luck."
unto the third and fourth generation — Kipling.
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— plus—
NEWBERG HIGH SCHOOL
W e have enjoyed being with you
STUDY
O
F
INDIVIDUAL
COWS
Agriculture Department )
some little while, and as it fell out
that we must needs move on, we re­
Community Helper in ARrienHare
joice that our lives have fallen in Scale and Milk Record Sheet Give
A g ricu ltu re Course* (or youn g and old.
Feed Requirement* and Other
E xten sion service (nr coni o( m ileage
this fair city.
phone O liver f . K ilh an i,
S o fare thee well—
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Characteristic*.
Red M or Red 2 2 1
N— estling among the eternal hills.
E— ven serene in the solemn thought.
The first great step with any dairy­
W — e are here: And no ills
man In determining the true measure
B— efall. but that are wrought
of his individual rows is taken when
E— ntirely by our own deeds.
R — igbteousness exalteth a nation i he begins to test or deal with his herd
j as individuals, and not just as a
and
*f !— od has. and will honor same in ' whole. Then he soon learns that he
| must own a scale and milk record
NEWBERG.
t sheet, and use his mind and his pen-
Numbers: V I :24-25-26.
C. E. Carlisle.
• cil to study the Individual cow, her
FOR SALE
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• feed requirements and her other char-
acter'sMe*.___
Graphic want ada get results.
WOOD FOR SALE at Y. A. Vln-
vent’s Feed store.
38tf
United States Nat’l Bank of Newberg
C t CARLISLE LOCATES IN
EUGENE BUT LIEES NEWBERG
D r J o h n S . R a n k in
E . A . R o r o ig , M . D .
FOR SALE
Farm of about 70 acres, half un­
der cultivation,
running
water.
Price $175 per acre, or Will sell in
smaller tracts. Also team of horses,
feed, harness and wagon, buggy
plow, harrow, chickens, tools, etc.
Enquire of John Klrkley, 215 River
street.
49t2
FOR SALE OR TRADE
DRESSMAKING— Also hemstitch­
ing and picot edging,. 10c yd. D. E.
Fortune. 421 South Main St. 49t4
If you have goods to sell, see the
Newberg Auction House, or If you
wish to buy. It’s s geed place to
buy.
33tf
DAILY
PORTLAND JOURNAL
delivered for 45c a month; dally and
Sunday. 65c. L. M. Buell, 521 west
Fifth street, local agent.
X
FOR SALE OR TRADE
CAPTOLIA GRISSEN has resum­
5 big lots, 63x300 ft. in south part
of Newberg. Make me an offer, I ed her classes in voice culture at the
need the money. Louis White, New- Jessie Britt piano studio where she
bert, Oregon.
49t4* may be'seen on Wednesdays for les- j
sons or appointments.
50tl ■
CLASSIFIED
Saturday Night, Sept. 17, 1921
CORD WOOD FOR SALE— First
class dry fir, $6.00, green, $5.50.
Phone 23a26
48t3*
FOR SALE CHEAP— Easy terms,
7 room house. 211 West Illinois St.
W. Malnwaring.
45t8*
AT
Lafayette Mineral Springs
ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees
and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin­
cent’s Feed Store. .
50tf
LAFAYETTE, OREGON
WE ARE NOW In the market for
1921 crop of dried prunes.
II. S.
Oils k Co.
5Otf
Music by the Dreamland Orchestra
OF M cM D nm LLE
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GOOD MANAGEMENT AND GOOD TIME ASSURED
DAVIS BR0THER8
Proprietor
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
ROOM AND BOARD
MILLFEED— 80 lb. sack, $1. Har­
Repairing neatly done. Country!
ry Miller, H mile north Standard
ROOM AND BOARD for two who work a specialty. Phone Blue 121
Oil Co.
.
38tf » il l use the same room. 1203 Sixth Lewis and Jones.
4Bt4 j
street.
50tl*
DRY WOOD FOR SALE. PHONE
BLACK 44 0B WHITE 229. JOHN
E. KELLER.___________________39tf
A. H. McINNIS
«
Manager
E. H. UTTER, D. M . D.
DENTIST
Office over First National Bank
FOR SALE OR TRADE for oats or
Office Phone Black 31
hay. one new ensilage cutter, 8 ton
READY to do contract plowing |
Residence Phone W hite 174
cap., complete with truck and 32 ft. and discing. Fordson tractor with
distributor pipe. Spaulding Logging 14 inch, 2 bottom gang plows and : Newberg._______ -j>_______ Oregon.
Co.
49t2 7 foot discs.
Carlos P. Johnson,
phone 17a5.
48t3
NOW IS THE TIME to order your
FOR RENT
new Spirella corset before getting
FOR
RENT— Furnished
house­ your winter outfit as the corset Is
keeping rooms. White 138.
50tl the foundation of dress. Come and
get the best at 205 First St.
60tl
UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge
near high school. Phone Red 83. 50t2
work.
Work done at our store.
Lee
FOR RENT— 3 8 ac. farm 1 Vt Switches made from Combings
miles northwest of Newberg. Cash Millinery fn W. E. White k Co.
42tf
in advance only. Apply to W. F. building. 795 H First street.
Hanna McMinnville Ore.
50tf
THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is
-_________ 9___ ;_______________ _
FARM FOR RENT— 45 acres of delivered dally (No Sunday) at 4 5
good soil on St. Paul road 2 tt miles cents per month. If you wish to sub­
from Newberg. Inquire on the place scribe. call Red 146. J. E. Martin,
Ex.
of H. K. Fawkes.
50tf local agent.
LOANS— Any amount, farm, city ;
FOR RENT— 100 acre farm for
rash. Fordaon tractor and red clov­ property and chattels; no delays.
er seed for sale by Mrs. J. Knapp. Mortgagee, notes, contracts, bonds. |
Phone St. Paul, lr22. , Address Au­ etc., bought and sold. For Invest­
rora, Ore., route 5.
49t3* ments. see Atty. B. A. Kltke, Mc­
FOR SALE— Several farm horses
Minnville. Oregon.
and harnesses. J. D. Gordon.
48t3
DANCE
Surgeon and Phytician
Special attention given to General
Surgery and Eye, Ear,. . -
Noae and Throat.,
X -R ay In all its branches.
Edwards Building, Newberg, Ora.
NURSERY STOCK
LOST
DR. RALPH W. TAN VALIN
DENTIST
• General Practice and A -!’.ay
Diagnosis
0 . . r U. S. National B ni.
P k ' BM
Offlc« Gwen 1 71 ;
Reside nor While Sê
Dt. H. C. Dixon
DENTIST
TELEPHONES
•ffios. White 22: Res. Bkok 128
C. R. CHAPIN
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
Practice la all courts;
Prebate,
Deed. Morgages and all legal
papers. Abstracts examined.
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
CLARENCE BUTT
W ill practice In all courts of state.
Special attention given Probate*
work, writing deeds, mortgages
contract* and drafting of papers.
Office; 2nd floor, Union Blk.
Newberg, Oregon
Italian prune trees, and trees of
all kinds. Berries and small fruits
LOST— Nose glasses, small gold o f all varieties. Buy direct and save
chain and ear hook attached; prob­ 50 per cent. The Brooks Nursery.
ably lost on First St. or Main St. Lafayette', Oregon.
48tf
south of First St. Leave at Graphic.
60tl
DOOR SCREENS
COMPANY
FLY TIME is here.
Get your
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
screen
door
end
window
screens
from
AUTO REPAIRING
The only Abstract Books in
Spaulding Logging Co. at special
AUTO REPAIRING— 75 cents per prices.
36tf
Yamhill County.
hour.' Both price and quality. Hart’s
M c M i n n v i l l e ,
O r e g o n
Shop, Main Bt.___________________ 33tf
WOOD
SLAB WOOD delivered at $6 per
AUTO REPAIRING 75 cents per cord or cord wood at $6. Phone A. A.
“ Particular Printing for Particu­
hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pen­ Post. White 76.
36tf lar People” — at Tho Graphic.
nant Oarage, 185 West First St. 27
FOR SALE— Winchester 12 gauge
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
TO THE STATE FAIR— Mrs. D. A.
pump shotgun, good as new. 602 V4
Repairing neatly done.
Country
First Street, Newberg, Ore.
50t2* Hart will run dally trips to the State work a specialty. Phone Blue 121.
Fair, September 26th to October 1st.
Lewis and Jones.
50t4*
VETCH AND OAT SEED for sale. leaving at 7 o’clock a. m. at First
and
Meridian
Sts.,
phone
Red
4.
4^
3
J. E. Collins, half mile north of
CARPENTER AND CONTRAC­
cannery. Phone White 228.
49t3
TOR.
Work guaranteed.
Edward
SPECIAL STAGE
W. Doyle, phone Black 202. 1240
GRAIN SACKS— I sell grain bags,
60c to Portland: |1:00 round trip First street.
50t4*
new or second hand, three to six tickets.
Phone Red 161.
49tf
cents each. Harry Miller.
47tf
CUT TO THE BONE
TRIPS TO COAST
Fares to Portland. 60c; round trip
FOR SALE— 45 steel hop baskets,
I will make week end trips to Pa­ ticket. 81.00, good for 15 days. Save
1 bop stovB and good hop baler. N.
P. Nelson. Phone 19s25.
43tf cific City, leaving Newberg, Satur­ $1.15 on your trips to Portland.
day morning at 8 o’clock and Paci­ Errands done. Leave Newberg about
In 1:00 p. m.; leave Portland. Circle
FOR SALE— Good, hard, used fic City Monday about noon.
brick, all you want. Inquire at the groups from 12 to 16, $3 per round theatre, midnight (12:30 a. m.) D.
E. A. Ellis.
43tf M. Haskins. Phone Red 161. 49tf
W. R. Gallanti service station. 61tf trip.
YamhiN Co. Abstract
Newberg Transfer Co.
Does Local and Ldng Distance
Hauling.
Furniture, Pianos
and Safes a Specialty
S. P. TIMBERLAKE, Proprietor
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Residence phone Red 79
Offiao phono, W hite 117
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