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I » NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IO, IMI E IG H T Largest Circulation In Yamhill County i._.L I f you are clearing land Du Pont Use Powder Parker Hardware Company j the Pacific international livestock FERNW00D show in Portland. Melton is making r Mr. and Mrs. Barnett motored to ¡a specially in raising. Langslians and 'Portland last Monday. Ancona chickens and is having Mias Lora Putman front Spring- splendid success. brook was a caller at the Bryant A farewell surprise party was giv- home Tuesday. j en at the J. B. Roberts home on last Mrs. Colfelt and children from . Thursday evening by Miss Dena Portland spent Sunday with her Offel and Hazel Pearson. A large brother, Henry Adolph. j crowd of young people gathered to Miss Pearl Livengood and Miss say goodbye, as the Roberts family Carrie Hobson were- visitors at the have sold their farm-and are moving into Newberg. * Games were played Fernwood school last Friday. A number of families from this and refreshments served and all en- district attended the Whitney boys |joyed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolgemuth concert in Newberg last Friday were very happily surprised on last evening. Mrs. Henry Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday evening by a number of Salvage and Mr. Warren Cobb (have friends giving them a miscellaneous returned to Siletz, Oregon, after shower. The evening was spent spending several days with Mrs. N. playing games, and refreshments D. Brouillette. daughter of Mrs. were served consisting of sand wiches, cake and doffee. A large Cobb. crowd attended and many beautiful Melton Gettman has the honor of getting two first prizes and one third gifts were received. prize for his three black Langshan chickens, which are on exhibition at Try a Graphic Classified. N OTICE! What the Weather Man Has to Say That it will always pour on the Fresh Fruits and Vegetables of the City Grocery store at 714 First street, Phone Black 231. Remember, we deliver free. All you have to do is to call us up and we will do the rest. City Grocery • a Successors to Oberg & Paulson 5 Maple trees = shade - p lots of hard work, no income, busted up side walks, etc. versus 5 Walnut trees = shade ■+■ work and at $1.75 each — $8.75. At 10 yrs. of age = 500 pounds walnuts, or $100. These $ $ will pay for the average taxes on your city property. W e say plant a few walnuts of a good reliable strain. Get them at V i n c e n t ’s Feed S t o r e P R IC E R E D U C T IO N Firestone Tires W« Non-skid Non-skid --------- o--------- BACK TO THE SOU Yes. bo. I’m going back to the farm. For me the land possesses a chdrm; I have wandered far o’er land and sea. But It’s back to the soil now, bo, for me. About twenty acres of good brown loam. And a nice little spot for home sweet home; And maybe a wife to cook the chow, For I’m lonesome living alone, I vow. A family cow and a horse or two. And some second-hand tools I guess will do; Some pedigreed hens of the kind they say That always furnish two eggs a day. $9.85 $12.55 6,000 M ILES GUARANTEE NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY TIRES McCoy Brothers Garage 110-116 First Street, Newberg, Oregon COURT HOUSE NEWS. Suits Are Filed Action for money; Sheridan State Bank vs. J. A. Klrtland. O. W. Hei- der attorney for plaintiff. Action for money; J. H. Misner vs. P. A. Martin. Willamina State Bank vs. J. J. and J. N. Spady; action for money. Action for money; Jesse B. Schroll vs. E. Miles Maxwell; M. B. Bump, attorney for plaintiff. First National Bank of Sheridan vs. C. J. Rhoades et al; W. O. Sims attorney for plaintiff. J. E. Houk vs. Clarence L. Gibson; action for money; E. K. Piaseckl at torney for plaintiff. Roley Miles vs. Roy Martin, action for money; B. A. Kliks attorney for plaintiff.- D. M. Nayberger vs. Harry J. Bren- neman and Edith Brenneman. action for money; Vinton & Tooze attor neys for plaintiff. R. L. Booth vs. Willamina Handle Co., action for money; Vinton & Tooze attorneys for plaintiff. J. S. Williams and Jeanette Wil liams vs. Elias J. Thorne and Nellie K Thorne; foreclosure; B. F. Mulkey attorney for plaintiff. M. E. Blalock vs. Iva L. Blalock, divorce; C. R. Chapin attorney for plaintiff. Cora Wren vs. James Wren, di vorce; Clarence Butt attorney for plaintiff. Serena Dahl vs. Tallak Halverson Dahl, divorce; Joseph Van HoornIs- sen and B. A. Kliks attorneys for plaintiff. Ada McCann vs Edward McCann, divorce. Vinton A Tooze attorneys for plaintiff. ... . i _________ g "* , CLEAN S W E E P SALE Coats and S u its - i - S u its , $ 9 .7 5 C o a t s , 11.98 The plain truth o f the matter it we are overstocked. W e have received a lot o f Coat« and Suita w e did not expect to g e t The manufacturers have given us tome big reductions aa an inducement for ua to keep them. W e are going to paaa the reductiona on to the ladiea o f Newberg and vicinity— NOT ONLY ON THESE LATE SHIPMENTS BUT ON OUR ENTIRE LINE. Theae garment» are well made, o f good materiala and in all colora. Every Coat and Suit on Sale Ladies’ Cloth Coats $15 00 $18.50 $22.50 $25.00 Ladies’ "Plush Coats SOME FUR TRIMMED Coats .......................................... . . .11.98 and 19.50 Coati. ............................14.75 C o a ts .................................................... 17.75 Coats .................................................. 18.75 $32.50 C o a ts....................... 25.75 Ladies’ Suits $12.75 $15.00 $22.00 $25.00 $27.50 $35.00 $37.50 FINELY MADE Suits ....... 9.75 Suits ......... 11.75 Suits .................................................... 17.50 S u it s ................ 18.75 Suits .................................................... 21.75 Suits....................... 27.50 S u it s .................................................... 29.75 $20.00 $27.50 $29.50 $30.50 $37.50 $40.00 $42.50 $47.50 $45.00 $50.00 SOME FUR TRIMMED Plush Coats ....................................... 15.00 Plush Coats ..................................... 19.50 Plush C o a t s .....................................22.50 and $35.00 Flush Coats ................23.75 Plush Coats .....................................27.50 Flush Coats .....................................29.50 Flush Coats ................... 31.75 Plush C o a ts.......................................34.50 Plush Coats ....................................... 33.75 Plush Coats .....................................37.50 Children’ s and Misses’ Coats FINE WARM DURABLE GARMENTS $7.00 Coats .....................................................5.50 $8.50 Coats ................... ..............................8.75 $12.00 Coats ................................................... 9.50 $14.75 Coats ......................... 11.75 Remember, Every Coat and Suit Reduced to Unmatchable Prices MILLER MERCANTILE CO. II GOOD GOODS” Newberg, Oregon Newberg, Oregon Dundas Gets Decree Alfred Dund&s obtained a decree of divorce on October 25 from Etta Dundas. R. E. Nelson vs. Georgett Nelson; default and decree. Decrees Handed Down Henry Oberg and Martin Oberg vs. John H. Davies et al; suit to quiet title; default and decree. Fred Fieger vs. Ada Fleger, di vorce; default and decree. Maycil Gilbert vs. Arthur S. Gil bert, divorce; default and decree of divorce. Eleanor E. Adams vs. Murford G. Adams, default and decree of divorce. Effle M. Fisher vs. .Pleasant S. Fisher, default and decree of divorce. Alma Carroll vs. Kneale Carroll, divorce, default and decree. Mary Broughton vs. C. E. Brough ton. default and decree of divorce.— News-Reporter. That is, provided I should find An Oregon maid, to wed inclined; And should 1 find her, you bet your 100 ACRE PLACE NEAR DUNDEE life. SOLD TO WALLA WALLA MAN I’ll try to persuade her to be my wife. And I’ll feel like a million dollars a day. With a wife and twenty of good loam clay; Right there I’ ll settle and never roam From the joys in life of home sweet home. — L. H. Minier. ............. ... E very C oat R ed u ced E v e r y Suit R e d u c e d Barney Oldfield 30 x 3V4 - tires $9.99. Doyle’s Tire Shop. 5tl Each morning at four I will unhay. Work till ten p. m. and call It a day; Will I be happy? You bet your life That I’ll be happy and so will the wife. Problem 30x3 30x3 £ DUNDEE (Continued from .page four) ment of county libraries in each county of the state, making it more convenient for schools and thoee In terested in standard books to gal them than is now possible through the distribution from the state cap- itol, or from the libraries In the larger cities of the country. It seemed to be th% general opinion of those present that the establishment of such libraries at the present 41 nie was not desirable. On Wednesday about thirty friends of the Dillinger family happened in from Sunnycrest bringing with them a chicken dinner and all that that implies, also a number of beautiful gifts for Miss Jessie Dillinger, whom they expect soon to welcome to Sun ny crest as a bride. The surprise was a complete success and a very enjoyable afternoon spent with nee dle work for the ladies, while the real Dorcas part of the program was turned over to the gentlemen. Dur ing the afternoon the ladles present formed the Sunnycrest ladles’ club, whose growth and activities will be watched with interest by the older Dundee woman’s club. When so much is said these days about the loss of personal property by theft, it is a pleasure to record the opposite experience, especially under conditions which would prove exceptionally favorable for such ac tion. Recently one of the first pur chasers at the one-cent sale, held by a merchant of Newberg. left an um brella in the front part of the store. Some kind person stood it up near the telephone and there It remained all that rainy day. the owner getting It . again the next morning. That same day another umbrella was left for several hours in the same store, until the owner discovered her loss and went after it. Who says an umbrella is public property? Not In Newberg. A very interesting meeting of the Dundee woman’s club was held on Thursday. Miss Du Paul, county nurse, was present and told of her duties in connection with her office. As there has been a more or less vague understanding of the work of the county nurse. Miss Du Paul’s talk was very interesting to the la dies of Dundee. The only criticism' being that it was too short, one lady remarking “ I could have listened to her all the afternoon.” Miss Du Paul also told some of her exper iences of her three years in France. She will always find a hearty wel come in Dundee, and it is hoped that the cooperation in her work will be equally hearty. After the address a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Richard Morecroft being hostess of the day assisted by Mrs. Blana Her ring. Mrs. Bernhard Oroth and Mrs. Paul Groth. sales announced during the past j WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for week was the transfer of the 100 acre j first class kodak work and also have property of J. M. Crawford near Dun films for sale. Watch our windows dee to W. J. Miller of Walla Walla. ! for special sales. Campbell’s Con 611 for $20,000. The farm is a portion , fectionery. of the 600 acre donation land claim i alloted by the government to Melvin | WANTED— Four boarders, who Crawford and has Remained In the ■ will occupy two rooms; about two family for about 60 years.— News- j blocks from sawmill; with private family. Call at 1112 River street. Reporter. Mrs. J. M. Sheppard. 6t2 — T----- •------------ Progress on Armory Barney Oldfield 30 x 3 The construction work on the arm- j $9.99. Doyle’s Tire Shop. ory on the Plaza block, north of thei court house is progressing satisfac-’ torily. The brick layers are now j working on the second story. _V Oregon-W ashington TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE— Dressed hogs, 13 4 c Ih for whole hog; 14c tt> for a half; I James Roberts, Wynooski street, R 2. j 6tl * ; FOR SALE— 20 acres on Wynooski , street; ’ team, four cows, and farm; One of the most Important farm equipment. James Roberts. R 2. 6t2* | Track Service ROUND TRIPS DAILY Betw. Portland and Newberg. Local office Spivey’s Paint Store. Phone Black 75 DO YOU NEED WOOD? Special on Short Trimmings, 2-3 cord, $2.75 Planer Trimmings, 2-3 cord, $3.00 Mill Blocks, 2-3 cord, $3.50 Delivered in city. Cash with order. Place your order now for your winter’s wood supply. Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co.
