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\ » } FOR SALE— Hack, top buggy, Holstein cow, fresh In a few days. N. C. Johnson. 9tl* 17 Stores 17 Stores 20th Century Grocery SAVE M O N EY e Sugar No belter place to buy. Pure cane, either white or brown, 16 lbs. $1.00; 6 lbs. 50c, 4 lbs. 25c, 100 lbs. $6.15. Syrup Flour Your choice Crown. Olympic, White Mountain, Vim. or 20th Century, 49 lb sack. $1.85; barrel lots $7.40; 24V* lb a sack. $1.00. 7 Fresh Fruit,Vegetables »• Farrel’s Sunbeam, cane flavor, it’s good. 10 lb pail 63c; 5 St pail 35c ; Farrel’s 1 White Rose, unexcelled for all confec tions, 10 lb 7 5 c; 5 lb 40 cents. - Nuts and Popcorn Fancy Rice Popcorn. Globe brand, shelled, 2 pounds 15 cents; 5 pounds 35 cents. WALNUTS. California Soft Shells, guar anteed 1921 Number Is. per pound 37V2 cents. No old ones. Oregon Budded, the best walnut sold anywhere, the “Groner” brand, 40 cents pound for Fancy and 28 cents for No. 2s ALMONDS. Paper shell variety of No. Is, pound 30 cents. DRAKE ALMONDS, little heavier shell, meat very fine, pound 23 cents. PEANUTS, fresh roasted, number one stock, pound 15 cents. PECANS, brand new, quality good, pound 30 cents. 5 pounds $1.40. BRAZILS, new stock, quality best we can get, better than average this year. 25 cents pound. ORANGES— Hew crop Navels, 252 size. 30 cents dosen. CELERY. Oregon grown, nice large bunches 9 cents. Dried Fruits Dromedary Golden Dates, pkg. 20 cents. Black Figs, new crop, 2 lbs 25 centfc^ 10 lbs $1.20- 25 lbs $2.85. White Figs, choice stock, same price as black. Table Raisins, new clusters, pound 30 cents. Paste Goods N ■ • ' Macaroni. Climax brand, 2 pkgs. 15 cents; Newly made bulk, 3 lbs. 23c, 10 pounds 75 cents. Noodles. Porter's, Red Diamond Canton noodles. 10 cents pkg, 2 for 15 cents. Bulk Noodles. 10 cents pound, 25 lbs $2.25. Spaghetti. Golden Age. special at 5 cents package. Bulk Spaghetti. 10 cents lb. 25 lb $2.25. Canned Fruits Special Pineapple, No. SVg can of Del Monte Grated Pineapple in syrup, each 25 cts. No. 1 can of same, each 15 cents. No. 2Vs can Libby’s Rosedale Brand sliced Pineapple, can 25 cents, dozen $2.90. Pears or Peaches, Robles’ in Good Syrup, fine flavor, large No. 2% can 22V2 cents Household Helps I . Largest Circulation la Yamhill County NEWBEBG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921 six Borax Chips, large 35 cent package for 29 cents. * Naptha Soap. Swift’s quick naptha, 5 bars 25 cents. Peets Mechanic Soap, Glycerine and Pumice. 9 cents bar. Royal White or White Wonder, 4 cents bar, any quantity. Proctor & Gamble Luna, 3 cents bar, any quantity. Columbia toilet paper, big roll, sanitary paper. 5 cents. Mouse traps, 2 for 5 cents. Coffee Shortening - * Flake White or Skoko, pound cents. 3 lbs 50 cents. Crisco. 6 pound can. $1.13. * 17Va Pie Builders Mincemeat, 20th Century Stores have the best assortment ever in their his tory, Pride Mincemeat. We made a very fortunate purchase of this excel lent Western made mince meat— gen uine suet, best fruit, selected seedless raisins, plenty of meat, No. 2 cans. 17V2 cents, 2 cans 35c. 5 cans 8 5 c; unequal led value. Heinz Mince Meat. 2 lb tins 65 cents, 2 lb in glass 85 cents. Appetizers Best Orange Marmalade, sweet, delic ious tasting, large 12 ounce glass. 20 cents. Heinz or Del Monte carefully prepared mustard, bottle 12y2 cents. Rogers’ for 10 cents. Eagle sweet chocolate, bar 30 cents. Derby Boneless Pigs Feet in vinegar, pint jar 38 cents. Heinz Chili Sauce, medium size 38 cts. Heinz large Catsup, full pint botlle, 25c Sweet Mixed Pickles, Del Monte Brand, in bulk. 25 cents pint. Canned Milk 20th Century Coffee, the best of all, 29 cents pound, one day sale. Golden West. Golden Gate, M. J. B., Edwards' Dependable, or Royal Club, pound 39 cents, 3 lb $1.15, 5 lb $1.90. Three big winners— Federal, Dangold or Darimade, 10 cents can, no limit. Shopping Bags Mediupi 3 cents, large 4 cents. 20th C E N T U R Y G R O CER Y 702 First Street FOR SALE!— A few head of sheep; handed to several officials, at last 8t2* came up with the official whose duty Clifford Calkins. A cco rd in g to C a p ta in B a im e fa th e r, j It was to prevent. If possible, anyone FOR SALE—-Popcorn and cabbage. from seeing the officer who had sum Fred Thumberg. 50A151. British Institution la Designed to 9t5 moned me by letter.—Youth's Com Be an A nnoyance. panion. WOOD FOR SALE at Y, A. Vin- i ___ vent’s Feed store. 38tf I have not been to the British war office very often, writes Capt. Bnice No Mercy for the Quitter FOk SALE— Turkey gobblers. W. Balnisfuttier in “From Mud to Mufti,“ 7tf Advertising, Mr. Merchant, is Just L. Hall Ranch, Route 1. but I have never lost the odd sensa like making love to your girl. The : tion that it gives rise to. You enter time is always right NOW— before ' FOR SALE—Stumpage; two hun dred cords, good old fir. W .W. Sil the building and fill out a form. In the other fellow beats you to It. And | ver. 9tl you can’t afford to quit even for a , time a Boer war veteran tells you bois terously to “follow the girl.” The girl, little while, because In that little! FOR SALE—Petite prunes and a guide of sorts in an engineer’s dark while somebody with more enterprise English walnuts. H. Walton, phone 9tf brown overall, sets off sullenly down a and nerve will come along and get 17a3. your girl away from you—or your cement passage, with- a group of as trade. Advertising and love-making FOR SALE- White Leghorn and sorted officers pursuing. She. 1 fancy, are two games In which there is no Plymouth Rock pullets. Vincent’s revels in the Intricacies of those cata mercy for the quitter.— Howard. Feed Store. 9tl combs. (Kans.) Courant. FOR SALE— Big Jersey cow. Just Having apparently described a com fresh, with calf, $60. W. J. Blake. plete parallelogram In a forbidding- Hunt Lizza ids Phone 23A3. 7t3* looking corridor, you suddenly come India the lizzards are hunted upon a lift. It is always disappearing for In their GOATS FOR SALE— Have about skins. The skins when upward when you arrive. It cornea tanned are made into women’s and 100 or 150 head. Make me an offer. down suddenly and disgorges an as children’s shoes, purses and bags. R. A. Butt. 8t2 sorted crowd; headed by the girl FOR SALE;— Winter apples, 76c guide, you enter and are taken up. We box orchard run. C. P. Johnson, all repeat the corridor-and-parallelo- phone 17A5. 9tf gram business. Nothing but the girl guide can save you now. CHRISTMAS TURKEYS for sale. Loat In the war office 1 How awful Will be delivered December 22. C. that would be! I can Imagine how a D. Oatch, Falrvlew Farm, phone 23A35. 9t4 visitor who had lagged behind the galde would stop, suddenly realising FOR SALE , FOR SALE— A good big work that be was lost; bow ha would vainly team; would consider a good late j RIM PARTS for all cars, at Doyle’s beat on those stone walls and scream g ltf model Ford, or cattle. Inquire Hall’s tor help; how a typist would find bis I Tire Shop. feed barn. 9tl * skeleton weeks later In an attitude t FOR SALE—Young cow; 600 Chat evidently showed that he had sac * I North street. FERD GRONER’S grafted Fran 9tl* quette walnut trees. No. 1, 6 to 8 cum bed while endeavoring to gnaw his FOR SALE— Dressed hogs, by Les ft., 81.36; 4 to 6 ft, $1.00. L. 8. way through a door. 1 followed the guide »nd^ after being lie McDougall, Dayton, phone 16X8. Otis A Son, agents. Phone Blue 10. 9tf 9tl • or White 178. WAR OFFICE FEARSOME PLACE CLASSIFIED FOB BENT ROOMS for rent. 801 Third, street, 9tl* ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees corner of Edwards. and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin GOOD ROOMS— From $1.00 to cent's Feed Store. $otf $1.50 per week. Commercial Hotel. 9t4* FOR SALE— 600 pound trailer, $25; also 1910 Maxwell car, $25. FOR RENT— Furnished sleeping Phone White R242. 9t2* rooms. 801 Sheiidan, corner Ed 117. FOR SALE—Organ and sewing wards. Call mornings. Black 8t2* machine In first-class condition. 113 Fifth street; Phone Black 167. 9tf BEAL ESTATE APPLES— 60 centB up; one-half mile south of Sprlngbrook, or 612 FOR SALE— Small piece of acre Sheridan street. L. A. Gray. 9t3* age near town. Will exchange for FOR SALE;— Good, hard, used town property. Phone Red 97. 3tf brick, all you want. Inquire at the FOR SALE— 5-room houBe, par W. R. G&llund service station. 6Itf tially furnished. Modern Improve IF YOU HAVE anything you want ments. Close in. Also two lots, to sell, see James Patterson, the sec choice building site. Addrees Owner ‘ 5ltf ond hand man, W. First atraet. 2tf 310 Third St. FOR SALE— Farm of about 20 acres, 13 under cultivation, balance In young timber; plenty of running water. About three acres of logan berries ready to put on wires. John 3tf FOR SALE— New Oldsmoblle Klrkley, 315 River street. roadster; also Buick roadster; low price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon WANTED 9tf WANTED— Two tons oats, E. O. FOR SALE— Seventy goats, choice 9tl $1.50, or $1.00 per head for the Feary, phone 26A63. bunch. Clair Follett, Newberg, Ore, WANTED— Two dozen white Leg 7t5* horn pullets, laying. W. H. Elliott, 9tl* FOR SALE— Fresh cow, gives 4 phone Black 207. gallons milk a day; also big team for POULTRY WANTED— H i g h e s t *ale cheap. Frank Keyes, phone prices paid for all kinds of market 13A161. 9 tl • poultry. Harry Miller. 47tf FOR SALE— Young Holstein cow, WANTED— Milk goat, either fresh Just a short time; see Leaton milking or coming soon. Write on W hite’s ranch, 2 V4 miles west of Harry Dence, Carlton, Ore. 8t2 town. Phone 9A52. " 9tl* WANTED— Curtains to wash and FOR SALE—One set law books, do up. Have had 20 years experi and one set Wonder World books; ence; work guaranteed. Phone Blue one Underwood typewriter; call at 221. 7t4 114 Sheridan street. 9t2* WANTED— Loan on 40 acres river HAVE YOU ordered a Spirella bottom land just out of city of New the world’s best corset and child berg, all In cultivation. Address ren’s waists. Exchange an«E Gift Interstate Realty company. 68, Fifth Store, 205 First street. 9tl street, Portland, Oregon. 9tl FRESH HOLSTEIN cows for sale; WANTED— Would like to do w also registered Holstein calves for few family washings; will get and sale cheap. Frank M. O’Rourke deliver clothes. Charges 30 cts. a Gray 197;-Dundee. Oregon. 9tl* dozen; stockings and . hdkfs. six counted as one; will iron also if SECOND HAND STORE— Furni 9tl ture. stoves, etc., bought, sold and requested. Phone Blue 179. exchanged. James Patterson, phone WANTED—Your old furniture to Red 55, West First street. 2tf upholster and repair. Full line of samples for new covering. Auto seats FOR SALE;— My home ^4 mile repaired. Also replate old knives north of cannery; 6 room new bun and forks. Shop first door west of galow, city water, with 1 or 4 acres. McCoy's on First St. Phone Phone.White 181; Peter Hilbert. 8t2 Red 55. garage G. W. Thortngton. 5ltf FOR SALE— First class clover hay; delivered In city at $15.50 per ton. Phone T. H. Thorne, Red 187. 9tf ORDERS TAKfifr for' fruit trees and shrubbery of all kinds for fall and spring delivery- Call or phone Black 181. I. A. Hanning. 52tf MISCELLANEOUS RIM PARTS for all cars, at Doyle’s 61tf FOR SALE— Horses, will take au Tire Shop. tomobile or lo w s In exchange; also J. H. &ASH, the Auctioneer, let good seven-foot binder for sale. A. him do it. Phone Red 43. 45tf Versteeg. phone White R152 9 1 4 BULL for service. Terms FOR SALE— Italian prune trees $2, JERSEY payable W. and nursery stock, including orna R. Everest. at time of ’ service. 9t4* mental, at 700 North Meridian street Newberg, by T. E. Miles, florist. 8t2* LEAVE ORDERS for rug cleaning Nash Furniture store or phone LADIES’ AID society of the at 912 * Friends church will hold their an White 106. nual Christmas sale at the Crede DR. STRYKER, Osteopathic phy market on Saturday, December 10. sician. U. S. National Bank building. 911 McMinnville. 4tf WE HAVE about 100 gallons of GOOD BOARD and rooms at rea- 1 house and roof paint which we will sonable rates at 200 east Second sell at $1.50 per gallon, while it street. Mrs. C. C. Preston. 9tl* lasts. Spivey’s paint Store, phone Black 75. 9tl* SEE E. P. SMITH for expert saw filing at 201 Main and Hancock. FOR SALE;— Latest Improved Oak Carpentering and jobbing. 50tf Cabinet Columbia grafanola and rec ords; good as new. Call 125 E. TREES PRUNED— Anyone desir Illinois street. Phone Red 177. C. ing fruit trees pruned see P. M. A. Walker. 8t2* Tallman, 300 West First street. 812• FOR SAE— Sawmill, 18-horsa conw pound Advanea engine, friction nig ger, bevel gear twinging out-off saw 2 cut-off saws and 2 main saws. No. 2 Rusell head blocks with No. 3 car riage wheels. R. W. Staley A Son. Newberg; phone 17a25. 32tf DRESSMAKING— Also hemstitch ing and picot edging. 10c yd. D. E. Fortune, 421 South Main St. 5tl2 THE PORTLAND^TELEGRAM Is I delivered daily (No Sunday) at 45 1 cents per month. If you wish to sub- ] scribe, call Red 146. J. E. Martin, Ex. FOR SALE— Modern 5 room bun local agent. galow, large bathroom with wash HEMSTITCHING and picot edge bowl, tub and toilet, also full cement basement; two 50 foot lots. 120 feet work. Work done at our store. ' deep; paved streets and cement Switches made* from combings. Lee ' walks, electric lights, good location; Millinery in W. E. White A Co. I 2tf price $4000. terms. Christ Nelson, building, 705% First street owner, 214 N. Meridian street. DAILY PORTLAND JOURNAL Newberg, Oregon. 9tl* delivered for 45c a month; daily and Sunday. 65c. Subscribe of L. M. PORTLAND MILL RUN agent, 521 West Fifth 80 lb. sack of white mill run $1. Buell, local Call Blue 214 ahout^ trouble By the ton $23. Harry Miller, phone street. or subscriptions. X Black 182. 7tf LOANS— Any amount, farm, city property and chattels; no delays. POR BALE OR TRADE Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds, FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 hi acres etc., bought and sold. Far Invest choice land; 1^4 miles from cannery; ments. see Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc phone Red 97, 421 S. Main. 6tf Minnville. Oregon. FOR EXCHANGE— Come In and give us a description of your prop erty, whether city or country, located here or elsewhere. If your propo sition has merit we can match it with something you want. Jones A Scott, 906 east First street. 9t2 LOST LOST— Within two miles north of Rex one 35x5 A. W. T. cord tire, reward. U. J. Kirk. St. Paul, Ore gon. 9*1" LOST— Letter, addressed to Mrs. Lucinda Stringer, between postofflce and Pacific College. Finder please return to postofflce. 9tl NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—I have moved my vulcanizing shop and I am now located Just east of Vincent’s feed store. 1 am prepared to do re treading and all kinds of repair work on tires at pre-war prices. Give me a trial and be convinced. A. 8. Gulley. 5t4* Dr. I. M. Blomwick f CH3B0PBACT0B — Phone Black 0 —- 80$ First S t Newberg, Oregon .. » . .... ...... * Dr. Thos. W. Hester PHYSICIAN end SURGEON Office In Dixon Building' „ PHONES: Whlta 239. Rea. Orange 239 Dr. A. M. Davis DENTIST Office over Ferguson's Drug Store PHONE BLACK 87 _h*l Dr.J.W.Barcroft PHYSICIAN and SUBGE0N Office over First Natl. Bank Bldg. PHONES Office White 49. Heme Blue lt d Dr. M . Addi Godmoar CHIB0PBACT0B Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric Treatments and Steam Batta. Phone Black 40 for appointment 110 North School street First door north of Yamhill Elec tric Co.'a office. NEWBERO, OREGON Dr John S. Rankin PHYSICIAN and SVBGB0N Office Phone,Black 171 Rea. Phone Gray 171 Office ever U. S. National Bankt E. A. Romig, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SUB0E0N Office at Newberg Hospital Office Pbone, Red I l i Residence, Oray t Newberg, - :- Oregon. DB. S. M. WENDT Surgeon and Physician Special attention given to Geaeral Surgery and Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. X-Ray in all its branches. EdwardB Building, Newberg, Ore. E. H . UTTER, D . M. D. DENTIST Office over First National Bank Office Phene Black 31 Residence Phone White 174 Newberg.________________ Oregon, DR. RALPH W. VAN VALM BBHTIST General Practice and A-ilay Diagnosis Ovar U. S. N.tieul B->nk Pk>Mt O írlo* O re a n i n ; K rc ld e n c e W h ite M Df. H. C. Dixon DENTIST TELEPHONES Office. White 22 : Bes. Black 122 C. R. CHAPIN ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice In all courts; Probate, Deed, Morgages and all legal papers. Abstracts examined. ATTORNEY AT LAW CLARENCE BUTT Will practice in all courts of state. Special attention given Probate work, writing deeds, mortgages contracts and drafting of papers. Office; 2nd floor. Union Blk. Newberg, Oregon CaptoiiaAngereGrissen STOVE REPAIRS' TEACHER OF SINGING I DON’T KNOW everybody’s busi Concert— Opera—Oratorio ness, but I know mine. Fire brick Newberg Jessie Britt linings for ranges my specialty. Wednesdays Plano Studio Heaters lined. Water coils made right, and stoves connected. For anything In stove or furnace repairs “Particular Printing for Particu call J. A. Adams, Black 194. 8hop at 815 River street. 7t3* lar People”— at The Graphic. AUTO REPAIRING MV GREEN SILK umbrella was taken from the library; If parties AUTO REPAIRING— 75 seats per who took same will leave It at hour. Both prise and quality. Hart’s Graphic nothing further will be done Shop, Mala St. 33tf In the matter_________________ **1 ‘ NURSEBY STOCK POUND PRUNE TREES— Apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, filberts, graft FOUND—Side curtain for auto. ed walnuts, grapes, small fruits, etc. Owner call at Graphic and pay ad. A SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE of 9t2 from 20% to 40% will be allowed on F O U N D — Furs on Sheridan street, all orders placed within the next 10 near warehouse. Owner may have days. LAFAYETTE NURSERY CO., $t$ same by paying for advertising. Call Lafayetts, Oregon. at 109 west Hancock street. Ward Graves. »*!• Graphic want ads get results. Newberg Transfer Co. o Does Local and Long Distance Hauling. Furniture, Pianos and Safes a Specialty S. P. TÌ i m m ; .LAKE, Proprietor Reeldenoe phono Rod 71 Off lee phono, White 117
