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NEWBERG GRAPHIC,
SIX
Largest Circulation In Yamhill County
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921
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WOOD FOR SALB at V . A. Vlm-
vent's Feed »tore.
17 Stores
17 Stores
20th Century Grocery
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
MERRY CHRISTMAS to all our friends everywhere and a MERRY
CHRISTMAS to all our enemies anywhere, for on this day there is peace
on earth and good will to men.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
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F 0 S SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 Vi acres
FOR SALE— Popcorn and cabbage. choice land; 1 V4 miles from cannery;
Fred Thumberg, 50A151.
915 phone Red 97. 421 S. Main.
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FOR SALE— 1 Vi ton Republic
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Half ton
truck at a reasonable price. Phone Chevrolet truck; will take any kind
Black 16*7.
l l t f livestock. J. N. McPherson, Route
1212 *
FOR SALE—Six-hole
Bridge- 2.
Beach range, good condition. Phone
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Vaughn
Black 167.
10t4 dragsaw in good condition, with two
FOR SALE— W inter apples, 7-6c saws. W ill take wood in trade.
box orchard run.
C. P. Johnson, Phone Red 101, Chancey Cell. 12tf
phone 17A6.
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FOR TRADE
For All Our” Customers and Any Other Concern’ s Customers.
ARE
FOR SALE— Toggenburg milk
TO TRADE— Ford car, for heavy
go:it%vgives better than quart a day.
Cull Red 167.
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12tl* young team and harness. Jim Soper.
Red 66.
12tl
Guess on the beef displayed at the
FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will
Peoples Market. You may win the
take
residence property or farm
line prime roast.
12tl
property to the value of $2500 on
ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees oven trade. Chancey Geli, phone
.
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and nursery stock of all klada at Vin­ Red 101.
cent's Feed Store.
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LOST
ROYAL BAKING POWDER, large 12 ounce cans................................................................ ............ 35 CENTS
CALIFORNIA SOFT SHELL WALNUTS, No. 1 Q uality............................................34c LB., 3 LBS $1.00
MIXED NUTS, best grade (no Peanuts or Pecans) 1921 Brazils, Soft Shell W alnuts, Sicily
Filberts. Paper Shell Almonds .......................................................................v. . .3 0 CENTS POUND
FRUIT SALAD. No. 1 tall cans of specially prepared Salad. Sunnyside Bnand, each . . . . . . . 2 5 CENTS
SALAD TIPS. Hillsdale or Preferred Stock, tall cans.....................................................
....... 25 CENTS
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, none better at any price, special a t ................................................29e POUND
COTTOLENE .'.......................... ............................................................. 4 lb Pails at 7 6c; 8 lb Pails at $1.53
PEPPER. 2 ounce can Dwight Edwards Pepper............ ................................................... .................. 5 CENTS
SHREDDED W HEAT BISCUIT ..........................................
............ -.............. ............. 12 CENTS PACKAGE
KELLOGG’S TOASTED CORN F L A K E S ......... , ............................................................... 10 CENTS PACKAGE
FOR SALE— Petite prunes. 4 Vic;
English walnuts, sorted, 25c.
H.
LOST— Fountain pen. Reward if
12tl*
Walton, phone 17A3.
lOtf left at Newberg Laundry.
LOST-— $8.00 in currency, either
FOR SALE— Buff Orpington pul­
lets and young roosters. Fred Thum­ Jn Graham's drug store or In the 20th
berg, phone 50A151.
1113 Century store. Finder please leave
a
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at the • Graphic. John Ferguson.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Buckeye
" 1 2 tl•
incubator and brooder stove. Phone
Red 67. J. S. Wright.
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LOST— Black purse with white
fasteners, containing small amount
FOR SALE, or service or trade, of money, key and finger nail file.
Duroc male hog. What have you? Leave at Graphic office. Mrs. Emma
A. S. Mellinger, phone 25A5.
12t2* Trumbley.
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APPLES— 60 cents up; one-half
LOST—On November 17, between
mile south of Springbrook. or 612 Newberg and Dayton, red co w : 8 or
Sheridan «treet. L A. Gray. 9t3* 10 Inch hOrns, spoiled under, weight
about 800 pounds. Joseph Frohllch.
EVERGREEN Blackberries, sug­ Salem.
Oregon. R. 1.
ared in half gallon perfect jars,
33.60 per dozen. 603 Blaine St. 12tf
20th C E N T U R Y G R O C E R Y
7 0 2 First S tre e t
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A N C IE N T L IB R A R IE S
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The first private library is hellevgd
to have been that owned by Aristotle
In 324 B. C.
Octavianus Caesar founded two of
Rome's jKibllc libraries, the Palatine
and the Octaviau.
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TANKS
SOLDERING
Metal
Work
C. C. COLLARD, Prop.
713 First Street
1280 ACRES
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D E LIC IO U S DISH O F M U T T O N
Steak Smothered in Tomato Sauce Is
Recommended by the Home
Economics Kitchen.
Mutton steak (a slice from the thick­
er portion of the leg) will serve more
people when cooked In the following
manner than when served plain, and la
delicious. The following recipe for
this dish is recoipmend^d by the home
economic* kitchen of {lie United States
Department of Agriculture.
pounds mutton
•teak
1 cup bread crumbs
1 small onion
1 can tom atoes, or
1 quart fresh to-
matoes
cut
in
slices ,
Poultry seasoning
gait
Spread over the mutton steak e
•ayer of hr-'ad crumbs mixed with the
minced onion and other seasonings.
Roll and tie into shape. Place in a
«mssemle or other dish with a tightly
fitting cover. Pour the tomatoes over
the meat and cook very slowly in the
oven or on top of the stove for three
or four hours. If the tomatoes do not
cover the meat add a little boiling
-water.
Try a Graphic classified.
Many historians claim the credit for
the first public library should be given
the Assyrians, the date of Its founda­
tion being fixed in Eighth century B. C.
Rome's first Dublic library was
founded by Julius Caesar. His early
death ended his ambition to secure the
most complete collection of writings
of that period.
New York has a hunk which lends
radium to hospitals.
London has a flourishing gulf club
comimsed exclusively of actresses.
The movement for university exten­
sion work started in Philadelphia in
1890.
More than 1.700 locomotives were
made in the Philadelphia district In
1919.
G R O W LS O F A GROUCH
An oak tree at Chico. Cal., covers an
acre of ground and can shelter 1,000
men.
I never saw a caveman who wouldn’t
cave If the right woman got after
him.
The great dome of St. Paul’s cathe­
dral. I-ondon, is supported on eight
underground piers.
1 do not have a very high regard
for any man who is always bragging
about his honesty.
London bridge. England, cost $10,-
000,000, Is 900 feet long and 54 feet
wide, with 100,000 persons passing
over It every 24 hours.
1 uever kuew a tin-horn lawyer
who didn't want to save ids country
by going to congress.
I believe the greatest cause of dl-
Torce is marriage, and I shall never
be ecmvinced to the contrary.
1 always take my kids to the cir­
cus. 1 go entirely on their account—
and then I stand up In front of them
so they can't see anything.
Thirty or forty years ago visitors
to New York used to climb to the top
o f the Trinity church tower to see
the city, which lay at their feet.
The largest steel smokestack Is said
to he In Newark. N. J. It extend*
128 feet in the air and is five feet
eight inches in diameter.
With an annual production of 14.-
500,000 pounds. Cincinnati claims to
lend nil other cities of America in the
manufacture ef oleomargar’ne.
The Graphic Job Department is
prepared to print all kinds o f ofTIce
stationery, wedding invitations, etc.
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
f
MILK COW for sale, be fresh soon.
Call Red 142.
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IS YOUR AUTOMOBILE INSURED?
The Cost is Small, The Protection GREAT
We give liberal values, low rates, prompt adjustment. Fire,
theft, property damage, public liability and collision, any one or
more forms in one policy.
See onr agents before the FINE DEMON gets yonr car, or
some “ Road H og" gets yon.
Pacific States Fire Insurance Company
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
Represented by
NEWBERG LAND COMPANY
508 Firs t Street
TOR SALE— Dresseed geese for
Christmas, delivered December 24.
GOOD ROOMS— From $1.00 to
Mrs. George Smith, phone 33A63. $1.50 per week. Commercial Hotel.
1112
914 *
FOR SALE)— First class clover
hay; delivered in city at $16^50 per
ton. Phone T. H. Thorne, Red 187.
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Dr. I. M. Bloinwick
CHIROPRACTOR
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Phon« Bkok
802 P in t S t
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Newberg, Oregon
Dr. Thos. W. Hester
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office in Dixon Building
PHONES:
White $39.
Res. Orange 239
Dr. A. M. Davis
DENTIST
Office over Ferguson's
Drug Store
PHONE BLACK $7
Dr.J. W. Barcroft
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office over First Netl. Baak Bldg.
PHONES
Office White 49. Home Blue 194
Dr. M . Adelt Gochnour
CHIROPRACTOR
Masaage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric
Treatments and Steam Baths.
Phone Black 40 for appointment.
110 North School street
First door north of Yamhill Elec­
tric Co.'e office.
NEWBERG, OREGON .
Dr John S. Rankin
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
REAL ESTATE
Office -Phone Black 171
FOR SALE— 5-room bouse, par­
Res. Phone Gray 171
tially furnished. Modern improve­
FOR
SALE)— New
Oldsmobile ments. Cloge in. Also two lots,) Office over U. S. National Bank
roadster; also Buick roadster; low choice building site. Address Owner
51tf
price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon 310 Third St.
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FOR SALE— Farm of about 20
PHYSICIAN and 8URGEON
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS for sale. ecres, 13 under cultivation, balance
Will be delivered December 22. C. In young timber; plenty of running
Office at Newberg Hospital
D. Gatch. Fairvlew Farm, phone water. About three acres o f logan­
Office Pbone, Red lit
23A35.
914 berries ready to put on wires. John
Residence, Gray I
Kirkley, 215 River street.
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DINING ROOM table and" Chairs,
Newberg,
Oregon.
solid oak and Leather, almost new, . FOR SALE— 60 acre coast dairy
sell cheap. Mrs. G. P. Chamberlain, farm, Vi mile of SUetz. and high
411 College.
12tl* school, at the Insured value of $2500 t --------------- — ----------------------------------- ■,
• DB. S. M. W ENDT
for the buildings and $150 per acre
FOR SALE— Beautiful feather hat for the 35 acres of cleared land. No.
Surgeon and Physician
and Georgette blouse, cheap.
Mall 1 sandy loam soil, $3300 federal
Special attention given to General
phone number or address to " K ” , loan. W ill consider $3000 trade If
Surgery and Eye. Ear.
Nose and Throat.
care of Graphic.
12tl* satisfactory.
Warren Cobb, owner,
X -R ay in all its branches.
Siletz. Ore.
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HAVE YOU ordered a Spirella
Edwards Building, Newberg, Ore.
the world’s best corset and child­
W
ANTED
ren’s waists.
Exchange and Gift
Store. 205 First street.
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WANTED— 50 goats, must be rea­
E. H . UTTER, D . M. D.
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SECOND HAND STORE— Furni­ sonable price. Call 17A4.
ture. stoves, etc., bought, sold and
DENTIST
WANTED— Two or three good
exchanged. James Patterson, phone milk cows. Call Red 142.
Office over First National Bank
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Red 55. West First street.
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Office Phone Black 31
MILK CUSTOMERS wanted; also
Residence Phone W hite 174
ORDERS TAKEN for '.fruit trees extra orders during the holidays.
and shrubbery of all kinds for fall Phone Red 27.
Newberg,________ __________ Oregon.
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and spring delivery. Call or phone
Black 181. I. A. Hanning.
52tf
POULTRY WANTED— Hi { h e a t
prices paid for all kinds ef market
FOR SALE— Horses, will take au­ poultry. Harry Miller.
47tf
tomobile or cows in- exchange; also
DENTIST
good seven-foot binder for sale. A.
WANTED— Man to saw 75 cords
General Practice and A-t.ay
Versteeg, phone White R152
9t4 wood Into 4 foot length, for cash;
Diagnoeis
also to cut 30 cords into 16 Inch
O n r U. S. N u itM l l '* L
FOR SALE— 25 White Leghorn length, on shares, which I will de­
pullets; 15 Barred Rock pullets; 1 liver.
Phone 23A3. W. J. Blake.
O ffice Green i n T * '¿tat'senee Whit# ss
Barred Rock rooster; 1 Rhode Is­
12tl*
land Red rooster.
Vincent's Feed
Store.
1112
WANTED— Your old furniture to
upholster and repair. Full line of
FOR SALE)— Petite prunes, 1921
samples for new covering. Auto seats
crop ¿it 3 Vi cents per pound. Hand
repaired.
A I bo replate old knives
picked evaporated cherries 15 cents
DENTIST
per pound. Charles Graves. Spring- and forks. Shop first door west of
McCoy’s
garage
on
First
St.
Phone
brook, Oregon.
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TELEPHONES
Red 55. O. W. Thorlngton.
61tf
Offioe.
White
2 2 : Ret. Black 122
FORDSON TRACTOR, plows and
equipment for sale, A1 condition.
MISCELLANEOUS
Will* accept good Holstein cows as
part payment. A. J. Schlecht, Bea­
J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let
verton, Or., Rte. 1.
1118 him do It. Phone Red 43.
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E. A. Romig, M. D.
in Gilliam county for exchange;
1100 acres cultivated; good house;
The library of the monastery of large barn for 20 head of stock;
Cnrydon. which was burned In 1001, winter the hprses on straw stacks
contained nearly a thousand Molumes. and they come out fat and ready for
spring work; we want a small valley
The fuinous library at Alexandria. farm or good business property.
Egypt, founded by Ptolemy I. was de­ White A Co., 703 Vi First St. 12t2
stroyed hy fire by the order of Caliph
Oinar In the year 641 A. D.
A library of 200,000 volume*, which
fell Into his hands during a victorious
campaign, was one of the notable gifts
made by Marc Antony to Cleopatra.
FOR SALE— Good, hard, used
FOUND— Package of ladles' and
brick, all you want. Inquire at the
W. R. Galland service station. 51tf children's wearing apparel. * Owner
can have same by calling at the
IF YOU iTAVE anything you want Graphic office, proving property and
12tl
to sell, see James Patterson, the sec­ paying for ad.
ond hand man, W. First street. 2tf
FOR RENT
Works
The kingdom of Andalusia had 70
libraries supported by public funds.
A public library at Athens founded
hy Pisistratus was in operation in the
year 540 B. C.
V
S h e e t M e ta l
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BALED CLOVER HAV for sale.
Peterson & Meyers, phone 9A35.
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PORTLAND MILL RUN— By the
ton. $22. Harry Miller, phone Black
182.
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DR. RALPH W . VAN VALIN
Dr. H. C
C. R. CHAPIN
JERSEY BULL for service. Terms
FERD GRONER’S grafted Fran­
quette walnut trees. No. 1, 6 to 8 $2, payable at time of service. W.
9t4*
ft„ $1.35; 4 to 6 ft. $1.00. L. S. R. Everest.
Otls & Son. agents. Phone Blue 10.
DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy­
or White 178.
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sician. U. S. National Bank building.
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FOR SALE— 200 lbs English wal­ McMinnville.
nuts, 1 grain drill, 1 two-seated top
PRUNE TREES at bargain prices.
surrey, 1 medium size wagon. 1 two-
C. E. Terry, Carlton. Oregon, eight
horse disc. 1 Moline tractor, cheap;
miles west o f Newberg.
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Mrs. Mary Parrett, phone Black 67.
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SEE E. P. SMITH for expert saw
filing at 201 Main and Hancock.
GET A COPY of Rand. McNally's
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Ideal Atlas of the world. It has the Carpentering and jobbing.
latest census, and gives maps of ev­
THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM is
ery country in the world, and also delivered dally (No Sunday) nt 45
an industrial map of the U. S. Call cents per month. If you wish to sub­
phone Red 165. or see J. H. Bauman, scribe. call Red 146. J. E. Martin,
on Villa Road. Route 3.
1112* local agent.
Ex.
FOB SALE OR TRADE)— Forty
acres, 2% miles from Junction City,
<>n good hard road; beautiful home,
3 room plastered house, bath, tele­
phone; large barn and othfcr out­
buildings.
Windmill, tank, two
good wells. Price $8000. All under
cultivation. Old age reason; want
small place not more than 4 miles
from Newberg college. Terms, Hi­
ram Mlllett, Junction City, Rte. 3.
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HEMSTITCHING and plcot edge
work.
Work done at our store.
Switches made from combings. Lee
Millinery In W. E. White A Co.
building, 705 Vi First street
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AT
LAW
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
CLARENCE B U TT
Will practice In ail courts of state
Special attention given Probatf
work, writing deeds, mortgagei
contracts and drafting of papers
Office; 2nd floor. Union Blk.
_____
Newberg. Oregon
Captolii Angere Grissen
TEACHER OF SINGING
Concert—Opera— Oratorio
Newberg
Jessie Britt
Wednesdays
Plano Studio
LOANS— Any amount, farm, city
“ Particular Printing for Partie
property and chattels; no telays.
Mortgagee, notes, contracts, Winds, lar People” — at The Graphic.
etc., bought and sold. For Invest­
ments. see Atty. B. A. Klik*. Mc­
Minnville, Oregon.
All things reduced at Amy’s Ex­ ACCESSORY STORE AND GARAGE
AUTO REPAIRING
Call In and look'^us over.* Ford
change and G ift Shop, 205 First
AUTO REPAIRING— 75 cents per
parts, lamp globes, gas, oils, greasea.
Street.
12tl The famous Gates tires and tubes, hour. Roth price and quality. Hart’e
TOR SALE)— Mare going on 5 reduced pries. Cheap tires and tubes.
Phone Black 220.
years old, weight about 1300; phone Jitney service.
house
Blue
186.
W. 8. Stull, Prop.
21A25
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FOR SALE— White enamel Kozy
DAN.Y
PORTLAND JOURNAL
Kitchen cabinet, nearly new. Cell
Red 167.
12tl • delivered for 45c a month; dally and
Sunday. 65c.
Subscribe of L. M.
There is nothing nicer than a Buell, local agent. 521 West Fifth
Snapflli Pen fo r la Christmas gift. street. Call Blue 214 about trouble
X
i At Campbell’s.
1 211 or subscriptions.
ATTORNEY
Practice In all courts; Probata,
Deed. Morgagea and all legal
papers. Abstracts examined.
Shop. Main St.
33tf
NURSERY STOCK
PRUNE TREES— Apples, peaches,
pears, plums, cherries, filberts, graft­
ed walnuts, grapes, small fruits, etc.
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE of
from 20% to 40% will be allowed on
all orders placed within the next 10
days. LAFAYETTE NURSERY CO.,
Lafaystte, Oregon.
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Neiwberg Transfer Co.
Doe* Local and Long Dittano«
Hauling.
Furniture,
Pianot
and S&fet a Specialty
S. P. T1MBERLAKE, Proprietor
Residence phone Rod 79
Offloo phono. W hits 197