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COMMUNITY CLUBS MET AT
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CLASSIFIED
Y A M H ILL RESENTS ACTION
taken
a t M c M i n n v i l l e
Evidently there has been some
gross misunderstanding about this
The Yamhill county federation of Memorial highway proposition for
community clubs met at the school the people of Newberg have been
house on Grand Island above Dayton assured that the people of Yamhill,
November 8 at 8 p. in. It was orig | Carlton and all of the other towns
inally planned to meet at 3 p. m and affected were desirous of making the
have an afternoon session and an ; change which would give to the loop
evening session besides, but it* was i the name "Memorial
highway.”
found that many delegates could nat However, the following article under
get there before night so the plans the heading "They Grab It A ll." in
were changed.
the Yamhill Record, would seem to
New berg was a little better rep Indicate that such may noj be the
resented than she was at the Yam cas?
hill meeting as both the farmers’
Thcv Grab It All
club and the commercial club had
According to the report of the
delegates in attendance, and yet committee on naming highways, the
neither club did as well as it could road from Portland via Hillsboro to
and should have done, considering McMinnville will have no distinc
the good weather we were having at tive name but together with the road
that time.
from Portland via Newberg will be
The people of Grand Island call called the "Oregon Memorial High
the island "The garden spot of the way,” while the “ West Side Pacific
world.” and judging from the cider Highway" will be used to distinguish
and pumpkin pie dished out to us the Newberg road. The report fol
after the meeting the appellation is lows:
quite appropriate. While the house»
"T o the Oregon Memorial High
and barns are often built up on stilts way association: The committee ap
to be safe from unusual floods, they pointed by your chairman beg leave
have a soil that makes up for all to report as follows: We recommend
the inconveniences of the buildings. that the road from Portland by way
Tomatoes, potatoes, melons and other of Newberg to McMiniivllle and
vegetables are the leading crops.
thence south to Eugene, on the west
Aside from their Industrial life, side of the Willamette river, be des
these people have another 3 feature ignated as the ‘West Side Pacific
that challeges our admiration. Shut Highway.’ And we further recom
out from the world on an island of mend that the road now commonly
4006 acres, except for one bridge, known as the ’Tualatin Highway’
they have developed a community from Portland through Hillsboro to
spirit that Is unsurpassed.
They McMinnville and from McMinnville
have a community development club by way of Newberg to Portland be
that meets twice a month to discuss designated as the ‘Oregon Memorial
all matters of community betterment. Htgbway* And that such stepe be
Their delegates to the county feder taken as may be necessary, to secure
ation are always on the job, and the designation of said highway as
often hold the balance of power. It herein recommended, by the proper,
is safe to say that no other commun legally constituted authorities. Sign
ity in the county has a more pro ed by W. T. Vinton. R. J. Moore, W.
gressive bunch of community work B. Dennis. G. S. Wright. S. B. Vin
ers than Grand Island, and it is un cent, Paul Abraham, O. B. Gates.” —
fortunate that every. section of our Yamhill Record.
county was not well represented so
We can readily appreciate the
as to get some of the inspiration feeling of the people of Yamhill In
from the local club.
this matter and so far as we can
At this meeting it was brought out learn the majority of the Newberg
that if we are to get a county agri people are ready to acquiesce with
cultural agent we must get busy and them. We can find no very great
make our wishes known at the coun amount of support for the name
ty budget meeting; accordingly It Memorial Highway in this commu
was decided to circulate petitions in nity.
every part of the county, also have
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delegates from each section present
ORGANIZE COMMU N IT Y
at the meeting.
B. Y. Rowe, chairman of the tax
SUNDAY SCHOOL
committee made an impassioned ap
peal for a state income tax for which
What appears to be a very much
he was loudly applauded. He also alive affair is the effort b#ng put
reported from correspondence in his forth in the southeast corner of
possession that the state tax commit Newberg, known as the Park addi
tee and several other county federa tion.
tions are at work on the same propo
At the invitation of Mr. and Mi*s.
sition.
E. Merrill of 1400 East Tenth street,
A lively debate was precipitated a goodly number of the people of this
when the puestion of amending the vicinity gathered at their home last
constitution came up.
As it now Thursday evening and the result is.
stands the local clubs have absolute a splendidly organized community
control. Some contend that active Sunday school. Meeting at the Mer
work Is prevented because many of rill home at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, No
the clubs do not meet regularly, or vember 13th, the house was called to
-do not take action when they do order by a temporary chairman. A f
meet, so It was proposed to make the ter the singing of "America” and
constitution a little more elastic by “ Jesus Lover of My Soul," followed
giving the delegates power to act on by a prayer by Rev. Lee. the follow
many questions at their option. It ing officers were duly elected: Mrs.
was finally decided to refer this mat P. J. Darby, superintendent; Mrs.
ter to the local clubs. It is now up Ralph Wright, assistant superin
to ns as community clubs to say tendent; Mrs. Hazel Cooper, secre
whether or not we want our federa tary and treasurer; Mrs. Elias Thorn,
tion to be progressive or conserva organist.
tive.
After the discussion of various
If any community is Interested in questions it was decided the next
having the federation meet with meeting place would be in house No.
them simply make your wishes 1311 East Ninth street. This house
known and the officers w ill be glad is the property of the city, and our
to accommodate you. C. W. Brad mayor very generously offered us the
shaw.
use of It as a community meeting
house for the time being.
While our mayor, Mr. Calkins, was
M A N Y ADM IRE THE
being interviewed on this matter, he
IM PROVED DODGE SEDAN contributed five dollars toward the
starting of the finances of this noble
enterprise. This was very gratefully
Disc wheels, cord tires, the latest received as we all realize that some
custom windows and straight sweep money is required to make a success
ing body lines are some of the fea of any undertaking.
tures of Dodge Brothers improved
All are cordially invited to meet
sedan, which is now attracting much with us, as this meeting is strictly
attention of McCoy Bros., Dodge undenominational.
Sunday after
Brothers dealers here.
noon at 2:30.
In this unusually attractive car
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Dodge Brothers seem to have con
sidered the motorist’s every desire N E W B E R G PEO PLE T A K E COR
RESPONDENCE W O R K AT U. 0.
in design and in comfort features.
Clearly chiseled body lines, which
flow squarely backward from the
The residents of Newberg who are
-cowl, strike the observer with their taking correspondence courses with
simple beauty.
The windows are the University of Oregon are fine ex
square cut in design and further en amples of determination, persistent
hance the straight, graceful silhou study and preparation during spare
ette of the body. Considerably lower, hours.
They include Charles E.
the whole ensemble in its outward Lewis registered for educational psy
appearance Immediately Impresses chology, Katherine PettengtU for
one with its dignity and harmony of English history, Mrs.Elizabeth Meyer
design.
for college English, Henry C. Keeny
The disc wheels are done in black for principles of ocean transporta
enamel with cream stripe and hide tion, C. L. VasWormer for economic
from view the springs and other un and social history of the United
derneath parts. The disc wheels may States, Lee Ryan for literature, and
be removed with facility, and are Cassius F4 Yergen for college Eng
easily cleaned. The brilliant lustre lish composition.
of the sedan’s exterior finish is fa
The University of Oregon, through
miliar to all owners of Dodge its extension division, offers 80 dif
Brothers motor cars.
ferent courses in correspondence
In the Interior appointments, the study— courses that cover the impor
Medan leaves little to be desired. Del tant fields of knowledge and that
icately striped mohair velvet is used carry university credit.
in upholstering the wide, commo
These residents of Newberg are
dious rear seat. In front is a deep, part of a group of 1000 Oregon cit
wide, solid seat with rounded sides, izens who. during the past year, have
also trimmed In the striped material. taken advantage of the home study
The four doors, which permit easy courses for cultural Improvement
entrance and exit from any part of and professional advancement of
the sedan, are upholstered with fered by the University of Oregon.
plain gray mohair velvet In a soft
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fawn-gray.
Combined with the
Here’s a Remedy
heavily nickeled handles by which
This would be
t i e windows are easily raised or low
A happy world
ered. this adds a richness of tone
If people would
-which can hardly be adequately
Always wear the
described.
Smiles they wear
The windows' in the doors and
When they have
body are garnished with natural
Their pictures taken
black walnut and are of polished
— Brooklyn Eagle.
plate glass. The body of the car is
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equipped with Yale locks, affording
additional protection against theft
If F u n Get Wet
and Insuring the safe-keeping of
When
furs
have been worn in
bandies and other articles when
shopping. Handy side pockets, arm rainy weather, shake the surface
rests and windshield cleaner are moisture off-carefully and then hang
other conveniences of the Improved the fur over a chair-back as far away
from heater or radiator as possible
Dodge Brothers sedan.
It
Is better to hang the garments, or
Other notable refinements are
the
fur. outside In the cold air. If at
weather strips Inside the doors, as an
«xtra
protection
in
unpleaaaot all possible, shaking them vigorously
at occasional Intervals.
weather, anti-rattlers on the win
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-dews and a body beater connected
Chopped
fat salt pork may be used
with the exhaust.
In pastries.
lA rgM t Circulation In Yamhill Count jr
GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, NO VEM BER 17, 1921
Dr. I. M. Blomwick
R E A L ESTATE
FOR SALE— Small piece of acre
age near town. W ill exchange for
town property. Phone Red 97. 3tf
CHIROPRACTOR
—
FOR SALE— 6-room house, par
tially furnished. Modern Improve
RIM PARTS for all cars, at Doyle’s ments. Close In. Also two lots,
Tire Shop.
61 tf choice building site. Address Owner
310 Third St.
51tf
FOR SALE— One heating stove.
FOR SALE— Farm of about 20
Phone Red 48.
7 t l*
acres. 13 under cultivation, balance
WOOD FOR SALE at V. A. Vin in young limber; plenty of running
c e nt's Feed store._____________ 3 8 tf water. About three, acres of logan
berries ready to put on wires. John
FOR SALE— Durham milk. cow. Ktrkley, 215 River street.
Stf
Inquire Graphic.office.
7 t l*
FOR SALE
at
Low Prices
Suitable for mill work
or any common work.
Auto Gloves
Lined and Unlined
A. C. Smith
Harness Shop
Pumpkin Pie
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Line a deep pie plate or layer cake
pan with pastry and place in mixing
bowl 1 Vk cups pumpkin. % cup of
milk, two-thirds cup sugar. 1 tea-
spocni cinnamon. 1 teaspoon ginger.
2 teaspoons vanilla. 1 well beaten
egg. *4 teaspoon salt, ^4 teaspoon
allspice. Beat to mix, turn into the
prepared pastry and bake 35 minutes
in slow oven. Use the liquid spices
or spice extracts If you desire a light
colored pie.
When the pie is set
brush lightly with milk and sprinkle
with sugar and . return to oven to
brown.
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To keep sandwiches fresh wrap
them in a cloth wrung from hot wa
ter and keep in a cool placed
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R E A L ESTATE TRANSFERS
Angie G. Barcroft et al to C. C
Ross and^wlfe, three-fourths inter
est in part lots 7 and 8, blk. 9, Des
kins second addition Newbqrg. $10.
>fary E. Evans and husband to
Martha Meyers, tract 20, Seawood
Acres. $10.00.
J. C. Hill to Thomas A. Grenfell
et al. 200 acres in sec. 8, tp. 4 a., r.
5 w. $1000.00.
Bert Hoyt and wife by sheriff, to
G. G. Schmitt, part lot 2, blk. 9.
Deskins addition Newberg.
$1300.
Leander Lewis and wife to Oscar
M. Grimm and wife, 74.006 acres In
A. Hinman and K. B. Mercer d.l.c a,
tp. 2 8., r. 4 w. $10.00.
Leander Lewis and wife to P. A.
Smith. 164.672 acre* In K. B. Mer
cer d.l.c., also se^4 of sw*4 sec. 5,
tp. 2 s.. r. 4 w. $10.00.
Otto Lehman and wife to Henry
Holzmeyer and wife, tract 27, Che-
halem Orchard Homes. $1.00.
Albert Root to Orville B. Westfall
and wife, small tract In city of New
berg. $10.00.
Letha . Rupert to Elizabeth Yo-
com, lot 4, blk. 14, Johns addition
McMinnville. $1850.00.
George 1/ Russell and wife to John
C. Wohlgemuth and wife, 78 acres
in W. S. Ayers and John Brisbine
d.l.c.s, tp. 2 s., r. 3 w. $5000.00.
* James Lloyd Sawyer et al, minors,
to C. C. Ross and wife, all Interest
in part lots 7 and 8, blk. 9. Deskins
second addition Newberg. $475.00.
Fred W. Schaad to John O’Connell,
5.07 acres in tract 21, Chehalem Up
lands No. 2. $10.00.
Fred W. Schaad to Wm. F. Schaad
and Lucy M. Schaad, 2.75 acres in
tract 21, Chehalem Uplands No. 2.
$
10 . 00 .
Jacob H. Tompkins to Mercy Mil
ler Tompkins. 48.67 acres in sec. 22.
tp. 5 s., r. 3 w. $1.00.
Elias M. Yeaton to George A. and
Edgar F. Yeaton, 35.61 acres in
Zack Hall d.l.c., tp. 5 s., r. 5 w. $10.
Geo. A. Yeaton and wife et al to
Ellas M. Yeaton, one-fourth Interest
in 35.61 acres in Zack Hall d.l.c., tp.
5
r> 5 w. $10.00.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF R EAL
PROPERTY
Notice is herby given that the un
dersigned, as guardian of Wayne
Honeywell, John Honeywell and Ed
gar Honeywell, minors, will, pursu
ant to a license issued out of the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Yamhill county, sell the Interest
of said minors in and to the follow
ing described real premises at public
or private sale on or after December
10th. 1921, and which said real
property is described as follows:
The Southeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 15 in
Township 3 South. Range 6 West of
the Willamette Meridian In Yamhill
County, Oregon, and lots 17 and 18
In Block 8 of Pasadena, Multnomah
County, Oregon.
Dated November 7th, 1921.
JAMES W. DUNCAN,
C. R Chapin,
Guardian.
Attorney.
Date of 1st pub. Nov. 10, 1921.
Date of last pub. Dec. 8, 1921.
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FOR SALE— Oats and vetch, ready
for seed. Call White 66.
7t2
FOR SALE— Turkey gobblers.
L. Hall Ranch, Route 1.
FOR SALE— Young Jersey
giving milk. Phone Red 67.
W.
7 tf
LOST— Elgin wrist watch on black
ribbon bracelet, old English " J ” en
graved on back, probably on south
College, Thursday evening. Novem
ber 10.
Mrs. F. W. Brodle, 1203
Eighth street, or public school.
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808 First S t
Newberg, Oregon
W ANTED
W ANTED— To buy pigs.
Red 48.
Phone
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W AN TE D — work; housework pre
cow, ferred; by girl.
403 South River
7 tl*
6tf street.
FOR SALE— Dressed beef at 25c
W ANTED— Milk cow to keep for
a lb., delivered. Phone 2A62. Wm. her feed during winter. Mrs. Roy
F. Schaad.
7tl Hanville, Red 204. - ,
7 tl*
FOR SALE— Big Jersey cow, just
POULTRY W ANTED— HI g h e a t
fresh, with calf, $60. W. J. Blake. prices paid for. all kinds of market
47tf
Phone 23A3.
7t3* poultry. Harry Miller.
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.
W ANTED— Curtains to wash and
FOR SALE OR TRADE, for small
acreage, 9 room house In Newberg. do up. Have had 20 years experi
Phone Blue 1.
7t2* ence; work guaranteed. Phone Blue
221.
7t4
FOR SALE— Good eating apples.
W ANTED— Two men to room and
75c box, orchard run. C. P. John
son, Phone 17A5.
6t3 board, or will rent front bedroom
with bath reasonable.
209 Blaine
ORDERS T A K E N for fruit trees street.
6t2*
and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin
W ANTED— Young
man
wants
cent’s Feed Store.
50tf
work of any kind, until Feb. 1; -pre
FOR SALE— 12 Barred Rock pul fer garage work. Address 317 Fifth
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lets. 1 Barred Rock rooster; Vin street, west, p
cent’s Feed Store.
6t2
W ANTED— Four hoarders, who
1920 FORD SEDAN, in very good will occupy two rooms; about two
condition. Our price only $450.00. blocks from sawmill; with private
Anderson Motor Co.
612 family. Call at 1112 River street.
Mrs. J. M. Sheppard.
6t2
APPLES— 60 cents up; one-half
W A N T E D —WAGON— SuitabuTfor
mile south of Sprlngbrook, or 612
Sheridan street. L. A. Grays
6t3* farm: will trade good gas engine and
pump jack, or cow; or pay cash;
FOR SALE— One registered Ches must be bargain. A. Tourville, Dun
ter White sow, 7 months old; $50.00. dee, Oregon, Box 73, R 1.
7 tl*
George W. Smith, phone 33A63. 7t2
W ANTED — A live.
energetic
FOR SALE— Good, hard, used young man with team and farm tools, j
brick, all you want. Inquire at the to rent my farm of 42 acres. $150
W. R. Galland service station. 51tf per year, cash in advance.
J. C.
Wood. 514 S. Meridian Btreet, New
IF YOU HAVE anything you want berg.
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to sell, see James Patterson, the sec
ond hand man. W. First Street. -tf . W ANTED— Your old furniture to
upholster and repair. Full line of
FOR SALE— 20 acres bn Wynooski samples for new covering. Auto seats
street; team, four cows, and farm repaired.
Also replate old knives
equipment. James Roberts, R 2. 6t2•
and-forks. Shop flrBt door west pf
FOR SALE— Seventy goats, choice McCoy’s garage on First St. Phone
51tf
$1.50, or $1.00 per head for the Red 55. O. W. Thorington.
bunch. Clair Follett, Newberg, Ore.
715 *
M ISCELLANEOUS
RIM PARTS for all cars, at Doyle’s
FOR SALE— Fresh Jersey milk
.. 61tf
cow. G. E. West, 2 miles east of Tire Shop.
Newberg on Portland Road, phone
COLUMBIA HIGHW AY TRIPS—
12A25.
712 * Mrs. D. A. Hart. Phone Red 4. 49tf
FOR SALE— Wheeler A Wilson
J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, le t !
portable electric rotary sewing ma him do It. Phone Red 43.
4Stf
chine. A l condition, $40.
Inquire ------------------------ :__________________ i
Graphic.
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DRESSMAKING— Prices
reason
able; give us a call. Phone 21A151.
FOR SALE— One 12 horse gas en
.
6t3*
gine and feed chopper; engine in
good running order; can be seen at
DR. STRYKER, Osteopathic phy
Larkin-Prince.
52tf sician, U. S. National Bank building,
McMinnville.
4tf
SECOND HAND 8TORE— Furni
ture, stoves, etc., bought, sold and
F A L L PLOWING— Contract now
exchanged. James Patterson, phone for fall tractor plowing. L. J. W hit
Red 55, West First street.
2tf aker, Rex, Oregon.
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Dr. J. W. Barcroft
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PH YSIC IAN and SURGEON
Office over First Natl. Bank Bldg.
PHON BB
Offlea White 49. Herns Blue 104
Dr. M . M e li Gochnour
CHIBOPRACTOR
Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Eleotrie
Treatments and Steam Baths.
Phone Black 40 for appointment.
110 North School street
First door north of Yamhill Elee-
trie Co.'s office.
NBWBERG, OREGON
Dr John S. Rankin
PH YSIC IAN and SURGEON
Ortica Phone Black 171
Ree. Phone Gray 171
Office oxer U. S. National Bank
E . A . R o m ig , M . D .
-
PH YSIC IAN and SURGEON
Offiee at Newberg Hospital
Office Phone, Red 11$
Residence, Gray I
Newberg,
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Oregon.
DR. S. M. W E N D T
Surgeon and Physician
Special attention given to General
Surgery and Eye, Ear,
Noee and Throat.
X-Ray in all Its branches.
Edwards Building, Newberg, Ore.
E. H . U T T E R , D. M. D.
DENTIST
Office over First National Bank
Office Phone Black $1
Residence Phone White 174
WE ARE OPEN evenings and Sun
SEE E. P. SMITH for expert saw
days and when you see our Red Sig filing at 201 Main and Hancock.
Newberg,________ Oregon.
nal burning It means we are open for Carpentering and jobbing.
50tf
business. Anderson Motor Co. 712
DRESSMAKING— Also hemstltch-
ORDERS T A K E N for fruit trees tng and picot edging. 10c yd. D. E.
and shrubbery of all kinds for fall Fortune. 421 South Main St. 5tl2
dentist
and spring delivery. Call or phone
General Practice and A-Lay
NIAGRA DETROIT underwriters
Black 181. I. A. Hanning.
52tf
Diagnosis
automobile department, for fire,
O r « U. S. N .tioaal • -„k
CANDY SALE— At Crede’s meat theft, accident; resident agent at
market, November 23. Good home Van’s Barber Shop. Newberg, Ore
Office Orcen 171 ; Kestdsn*« W hile V»
made candy. Come and see and buy gon.
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for quality.
Y. W. Missionary So
THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is
ciety.
7 tl*
delivered dally (N o Sunday) at 45
FOR SALE— Dressed hogs, weight cents per month. If you wish to sub
about 110 pounds, delivered Tuesday, scribe. call Red 146. J. E. Martin,
Ex.
DENTIST
22. Send me a card, I will deliver local agent.
it at 14 cents. D. E. Hughes, R. 1,
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge
TELEPHONES
Newberg.
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work.
Work done at our store.
Office.
White
22 ; Ret. Black 122
FOR SALE— Good work horse, 8 Switches made from combings. Lee
years old, weighs 1300 lbs; kind and Millinery In W. E. White A Co.
2tf
gentle for anyone to handle. One building, 705 % First street
extra Jersey cow to freshen soon.
D AILY
PORTLAND
JOURNAL
Phone 29A25.
7 tl*
delivered for 46« a month; daily and
Subscribe of L. M.
FOR SAE— Sawmill, 18-horse com Sunday, 65c.
ATT O R N EY AT L A W
pound Advance engine, friction nig Buell, local agent, 521 West Fifth
Practice
in all courts;
Probate,
street.
Call
Bhie
214
about
trouble
ger, bevel gear swinging sut-off saw
X
Deed, Morgages and all legal
2 cut-off saws and 2 main saws. No. or subscriptions.
2 Rusell bead blocks with No. 3 car
papers. Abstracts examined.
LOANS— Any amount, farm, city
riage wheels. R. W. Staley A Son,
property
and
chattels;
no
delays.
Newberg; phone 17a25.
32tf
Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds,
ATTOR N EY AT L A W
FOR SALE— Modern 5 room bun etc., bought and sold. For Invest
ments,
see
Atty.
B.
A.
Kliks,
Mc
galow, large bathroom with wash
CLARENCE BUTT
bowl, tub and toilet, also full cement Minnville, Oregsn.
W ill practice in all courts of state.
basement; two 50 foot lots, 120 feet
Special attention given Probate
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC— 1 have
deep; paved streets and cement moved my vulcanizing shop and I
work, writing deeds, mortgages
walks, electric lights, good location; am now located Just east of Vincent’s contracts and drafting of papers.
price $4000, terms. Christ Nelson, feed store. I am prepared to do re
Office; 2nd floor, Union Blk.
owner, 214 N. Meridian street, treading and all kinds of repair
Newberg, Oregon
Newberg. Oregon.
7 tl* work on tires at pre-war prices.
Give me a trial and be convinced. A.
FOR SALE. Cream Separator— As S. Gulley.
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I have quit the cream buslnese I
have one Viking cream separator,
STOVE REPAIRS
TEACHER OF SINGING
four hundred pounds capacity, that
I DON’T KNOW everybody’s busi
Concert— Opera— Oratorio
I will sell for less than the whole ness, but I know mine. Fire brick
sale price if taken at once. This Is linings for ranges my specialty.
Newberg
Jessie Britt
the latest model Viking and Is fully Heaters lined. Water coils made
Wednesdays
Plano Studio
guaranteed.
Spivey’s Paint Store. right, and stoves connected. For
Newberg, Oregon,_______________ 7tl anything In stove or furnace repairs
call J. A. Adams, Black 194. Shop
“Particular Printing for Particu
PO R TLAND M ILL R U N
at 815 River street.
7t3* lar People"— at The Graphic.
80 lb. sack of white mill run $1.
AUTO R EPA IR IN G
By the ton $23« Harry Miller, phone
Black 182.
7 tf
AUTO REPAIRING— 76 «eats per
hour. Both price and quality. Hart’s
Shop, Mala St.
33tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE
DR. RALPH V. TAN VAUN
Dr. H. C. Dixon
C. R. CHAPIN
CaptoliaAngereGrissen
Newberg Transfer Co.
LADIES
Buy a W ai»t Friday and Satnrday
AUTO REPAIRING 76 cents per
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 30 head
of goats.
Albert Everest, Phone hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pen
at Golden Role
11A82.________ _
__________ 6t2* nant Oarage. 106 Weef First St. 27
Watch Onr Windows
LOST
Phone Black 0 —
N U R SE R Y STOCK
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 tt acres
PRUNE TREEfP-Apples, peaches,
choice land; 1% miles from cannery;
phone Red 97, 421 S. Main.
« t f pears, plums, cherries, filberts, graft
ed walnuts, grapes, small fruits, etc.
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE of
The Graphic Job Department Is from 20% to 40% will be allowed on
prepared to print all kinds of office all orders placed within the next 10
stationery, wedding Invitations,- ete. days. LAF A YE TTE NURSERY CO.,
Nothing but flrst-clnaa work.
Lafayette, Oregon.
6t8
Doe» Local and Long Distance
Hauling.
Furniture,
Tiano*
* find Safe» a Specialty
S. P. TIMBER LAKE,
Proprietor
Residence phone Rad 79
Office phono. White 187