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Newspaper Page TextJ ff) ir 1 mmammmmWM*.* I' N E W B E R G GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, SIX JANUAR Y 12, WOOD FOR SALE at V. A. Vla- vent’s Feed atore. 33tf \ IF YOU HAVE anything you want FOR SALE— 5-room house, par to sell, see James Patterson, the sec tially furnished. Modern Improve ond hand man. W. First street. 2tf ments. Close In. Also two lots, choice building site. Address Owner FOR SALE -First class clover 51tf hu} , delivered In city at 315.50 per 310 Third St. ton. Phone T. H. Thorne, Red 187. FOR SALE— Farm of about 20 9tf acres, 13 under cultivation, balance * FOR SALE— New Oldtunoblle In young timber; plenty of running roadster: also Bulck roadster; low water. About three acres of logan price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon berries ready to put on wires. John 3tf 9tf Klrkley, 215 River street. 20th Century Grocery Are you keeping your share o f the dollars you earn? • There’s always an opportunity to “ lay away” $ $ when yqu trade the 20th Century W ay Wesson Oil. quart size, each 40c; pint size each I Pompeian Pore Olive Oil, pint cans each 59c; 27 cents. I quart cans each $1.15. * ROYAL BAKING POW DER— P U R L CREAM OF TAR T A R POW DER, Large 12 oz. can..............35c Oest's Marmalade in Glass, new goods, 12 ounce I size. 20 cents. | ‘ Bayles’ Horseradish Mustard, in glass, 10 cents, ROYAL W H ITE OR W H IT E W O NDER SOAP. 6 BARS F O R .......... ............ ................25 CENTS BLOOKER’S IMPORTED DUTCH COCOA. Finest Product in America, l-5th Size 15 Cents; V i Size 30 Cents; Pound 58 Cents. Cheese. Full Cream, very appetizing, pound, 27Vi cents. I I Old Yankee Cane and Maple Syrup 59 cents, 92 cents, and $1.72. COFFEE— 20TH CENTURY. BEST OF ALL. Pound 33 Cents; 2 Pounds 65 Cents; PEAR ER R Y, Extra Strong, 2 Pounds 55 Cents. 1 , Codfish, new arrival, 1 pound brick 18 cents: Gilman's folding pocket sized lnnch boxes. 25 2 pound bricks 35 cents. cents. Lemons, large juicy California lemons. 5 for Walnut Meats, new stock, much cheaper than 10 cents. walnuts in shell; pound 50 cents; half lb, 25c. _ , F IV E C E N T B A R G A I N S FOR S A T U R D A Y Golden Age Spaghetti. 4 ounce net, machine dried, finest of the w h e a t ............................. .... .5 Cents - Fating Figs- Fancy California Stock, 4 ounce size....................................... Toilet Paper. Columbia Brand. Clothlike. 5 ounce weight .......................... 5 Cents “ 7! ' ...... ... . .......... .. i . 8 'CffttB LePage's Gold Medal Mucilage .................................................................................................. 5 Cents Signet Permanent W riting Fluid ...... ..................................... ................. 5 Cents FRESH C0BNM EAL. NO. 10 SACKS. W H IT E OR Y E L L O W .......... ................. ....... ............. 29 Cents ........................ 20th C E N T U R Y G R O C E R Y v 7 0 2 First Street “JOIN TH E LEG IO N " MICKIE SAYS— e/W TIME NOO SEV4D TD AUOTUtR TOMM FEÄ A JOB op paprnvÄ, no U u c 1 B O O S T * * ; 'TUAT TO'WU AMO V040CK1U’ NEU OMM \ i ! OOCLML* AVVXT U X E «S T B — , TUEN MENER COAESACXl SW IFTEST BIRD The eagle, according to aeronaut- ists remains, not merely the king of birds, buf in flying quality the swift est of all birds. A French flyer from the French naval station at Salonica ip February,-1916, had a match with an eagle near Mount Olympus. The eagle competed of his free will, says the New York Herald. " I was followed by the eagle,’’ writes Commander Larrowy. "at a distance of about 100 feet. Our ma chine was making her full measured 60 nautical miles an hour. In com parison with us the bird seemed so perfectly at a standstill that I was able to photograph it wih an expo sure of a half second, as the sky was cloudy, and the plate gave an abso lutely neat reproduction. "F or two minutes the bird prac tically did not move Its wings, and seemed to glide, except every 10 or 12 seconds, when it made a very slight and careless sort of rowing motion as if to keep fit. "When the bird abandoned all thought of attacking its strange rival it went full speed ahead, and cover ing much more han 60 miles an hour, soon disappeared.” --------- o-------- - CLASSIFIED FOR SALE FOR SALE— Fresh Route 1, Box 90. Jersey R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 % acres FOR SALE— Cabbage, 3c lb. Fred choice land; 114 miles from cannery; Thumberg. 60A151. 16CI* phone Red 97, 421 S. Main. 6tf 17 Stores 17 Stores Largest Circulation ln 1 ambili Couaty 1022 cow, 15tl* FOR SALE— Buckeye incubator. Phone blue 163. Emma S. Conway. - 1514 * FOR SALE— One fresh cow, a good one. H. D. Courser, phone 36A15. 14t2 BALED CLOVER H A Y for sale. Peterson & Meyers, phone 9 A3 5. 12t4* PORTLAND M ILL RUN— By the ton, |22. Harry Miller, phone Black 182. 12 FOR SALE— Four milk cows, some fresh, some coming fresh soon. Call Red 142. 15tl • FOJ£ SALE— Baled hay; also some C A N A D IA N FAR M EXCHANGES I have some excellent Canadian choice^ White Leghorn cockerels. A l bert Root, 4 miles west of Newberg. wheat farms and ranches for ex 14t4* change, stocked and equipped, some free from incumbrance. Have had TOR SALE— Thoroughbred Duroc 15 years' experience operating and Jersey pigs, 10 weeks old, 310 each. dealing In Canadian farms. Now Is Fred Herring, Rte. 1; phone White the time to get these lands worth R150. 14t4* the money. W rite or call for partic ulars. W. G. Ide, 817 Lewis Bldg., FOR SALE REASONABLE— Few Portland, Oregon. 1314* more fine Rhode Island red roosters. F. L. Hurford, ^ ml. south Y bridge EXCHANGES on Canadian and Route 2. 16t4* Eastern Oregon Wheat and Stock FarmB and Idaho A lfalfa and Grain MEN’S WOOL home knit socks for ranches. List your valley farms and sa(e at the Gridley Millinery and or city properties for exchange with us ders taken at 1202 7th street, phone and if you have something good and Red 44. 14t4* want to change locations we will make "a deal for you. We are Just FOR SALE— Twenty-two White closing up some of these trades and Leghorn hens, yearlings and 2-year- now are ready for your listings. Call olds, 75c each. W. A. Bond, phone at our office or write us. W. E. Black 135. ' 15tf White & Co., at 70314 First st. 15tl WOOD FOR SALE in'cord length B A R G A IN IN A FAR M HOME or pole length. 36.00 cord; also, fir 27 acres with about 10 acres of fence posts. P. A. Larsen, phone White 96. 14t2** pasture land with plenty of spring water for stock; some timber for FOR SALE— Baled hay, 310 per wood; all sorts of fruit including prunes. cherries, ton and up. Also baled straw at 38. apples, pears, Middleton, 14 mile north from high grapes, besides 4 acres in strawber way. Fred Elwert. 14t2 ries and loganberries; a nice field for raising hay and grain; the soil on —SECOND-HAND STORE— Furni this farm cannot be beat for general ture, stoves, etc., bought, sold and purpose farming; “ fhe htrlldings are exchanged. James Patterson, phone good but the owners want to retire Red 55, West First street. 2tf from active work and will sell this fine little dairy and fruit farm with ORDERS T A K E N for fruit trees the stock, implements, crop, feed in and shrubbery of all kinds for fall the barn; 8 head of cattle Including and spring delivery. Call or phone some good milch cows; good team, Black 181. I. A. Hanning. 52tf harness, wagon and buggy. Good cash payment and terms on the bal FOR SALE— Gobd steady work horse, weight about 1450 lbs. Gen ance. This is one of our best buys, tle. will work .single or double. Phone and must be seen to be appreciated. Red R 152. E. G. Fendall. 15t2* Call on W. E. White & Co., realtors. 703*4 First street. 15tl FOR. SALE— Clover hay 315.50, Gray oats; also white shadeland side W ANTED oats for seed. See E. L. Hodges, one mile north of cannery. Phone White ‘W AN TE D — Someone to clear land. 66. f 14t4* Call 9A5151. * 15tl* A few slightly soiled demonstra W ANTED— To rent Remington tion models at wholesale or ¡less. typewriter. Phone Blue 189. 15t2* Mrs. Nonken. Spirella corsetlere— The W orld’s Best Corset— 205 First ROOMERS W ANTED— »8 a mo. street. * 15tl to one person, or |12 to two. 801 Third street. 15t 1 * FOR SALE— Petite prunes, 1921 crop at 3 *4 centj per pound. Hand POULTRY W ANTED— HI g h e s t picked evaporated cherries 15 cents prices paid for all kinds of market per pound. Charles Graves, Spring- poultry. Harry Miller. 47tf brook. Oregon. ' lltf W ANTE D — One-horse wagon. 1- FOR SALE— White Leghorn horse plow, cultivator and one-piece chickens, about five dozen for sale. harrow. Phone Blue 204. 1511 • Call Alva Oore. phone White 164. W ANTE D — Cherry Scions. Royal Four blocks beyond pavement on Wynooskl street. - 15t2* Ann, Lambert, Bing. Black Tartarian Long Stemmed Waterhouse. Homer FORDSON TRACTOR, plows and Brlxey, McMinnville, Oregon. 14t6* equipment for sale. A1 condition. W ANTED— Your old furniture to WMI accept good Holstein cows as part payment. A. J. Schlecht. Bea upholster and repair. Full line of verton, Or., Rte. 1. 1118 samples for new covering. Auto seatB repaired. Also replate old knives FOR SALE— SHo. 9x24; De Laval and forks. Shop first door west of cream separator. No. 15; and litter McCoy's garage on First St. Phone carrier, all complete. W ill sell sep Red 55. G. W. Thorlngton. 51 tf arately if desired, at a bargain. W. A. Baker, Rte. 1, phone 29A151. 13tf W AN T ED . FARMS ON Dr. I. M. Bloinwick CHIROPRACTOR — Phone B k ck 0 — 802 First S t Newberg, Oregon Dr. TI ior . VV. Hester PH YSIC IAN and SURGEON Office in Dixon Building - PHONES: Whlta 239. Re«. Orange 239 Dr. A. M. Davis DENTIST OtHce over Ferguson’s Drug Store PHONE BLACK 37 Dr. J. W . Barcroft PH YSIC IAN and SU B G 1 0 N i f flee over First Natl. Bank Bldg. PHONES Office White 49. Home Blue 194 Dr. M. Meli Gochnour CHIROPRACTOR Massage, Hydro-Thercpy, Electric Treatments and Steam Baths. Phone Black 40 for appointment. 110 North School street First'door tforflr of’ Yamhill Elec tric Co.’s office. NEWBERG, OREGON Dr John S. Rankin PH YSICIAN and SURGEON Office Phone Black 171 Res. Phone^Gray 171 Office over U. S. National Bank E. A. Romig, M. D. PH YSIC IAN and SURGEON *, Office at Newberg Hospital . Office Pbone, Red l i < Residence, Gray t - Newberg, - Oregon. DR. S. M. W E N D T Surgeon and Physician Special attention given to General Surgery and Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. X-Ray in all ita branches. Edwards Building, Newberg, Ore. E. H . U T T E R , D. M. D. DENTIST Office over First National Bank Office Phone Black 31 Residence Phone White 174 Newberg. _______ -j-_______ Oregon. DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN W EST SIDE H IG H W A Y FOR SALE— White Leghorn cock FOR SALE or trade— One four I am specializing on the sale and horse-power Stover gasoline engine. erels. Tancred "special" strain; come DENTIST Phone 32A3. 14t2 and pick out what you want. Also exchange of farms and acreage on General Practice and A-l.ay eggs and chlx. Coleman’s poultry and along the West Side Highway. Diagnosis T H E BOY W E L IK E HOME GROUND Graham, 15 lbs. farm, Dundee postoffice, Dayton If you have one for sale write or call O f . r U . S. National B -n i. 14t4 and I will come and see you. W. The boy who never makes fun of 60c.; 50 lbs. 31.75. Phone 30A61. phone. Pfcr.no* Roy McDougall. 14t2* Olflcc Oreen 171 ; Ketddenee W hile SI G. Ide. 817 Lewis Bldg., Portland. old age. C LEAR ING SALE The boy who does not cheat in 13t4* FOR SALE— Three S. C. White | 31.50 Aprons go a t.................. 3100 work or play The boy who never calls anybody Leghorn cockerels. Harry Rockwell, $1.75 Aprons go a t .................. 1.50 MISCELLANEOUS 15tl* $1.98 Rompers go a t.............. 1.50 bad names, no matter what any phone Blue R 207. $1.25 Rompers go a t ................... 50 body calls him. C. H. ELLIS CARPENTER AND Everything reduced. Amy’s Ex AGRICULTURE BASIC BUSINESS ORDERS T A K E N for fruit trees The boy who is never cruel to DENTIST builder. Phone red 88. 14t4* change & Gift Store, 205 First Street. and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin “ Opportunities in agriculture animals. 15tl 50tf The boy who never lies. Even cent’s Feed Store. should be comparable to those of any J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let TELEPHONES other business— the industry should white lies leave black spots on the him do It. Phone Red 43. 45tf FOR SALE— Ryerson 3 cyl. power FOR SALE— 7-room modern plas Office. White 22; Rei. Black 122 character. be so stabilized that the farmer may PRUNING OF TREE s 7^7 planting The boy who never makes fun of tered house, with garage, close In. sprayer with 150 gallon tank, two 50 depend on reasonable profits,” said Phone Orange 239. 15t2* ft. length hose, 2 bamboo spray poles done by P. M. Tallman, 300 west Dr. J. W. Kerr to a group of Oregon a companion for something he could and a suction Intake hose; all In first First street. 15t2* not help. farmers at college farmer’s week. FOR SALE— Barred Rocks, Black The boy who says "N o ,” when Mlnorcas, stock and eggs. Nate L. Hass condition. Equipped with 2*4 Roosevelt was quoted to the effect horsepower Waterloo Bay engine DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy that America’s whole system rests asked to do a wrong thing Wiley, Rex, Oregon. 15t 12* battery ignition. Also machine prune sician, U. S. National Bank building. The boy who is always courteous A TT O R N EY AT L A W upon the farm and that the welfare 4tf dipper, run with engine, used on McMinnville. of the whole community depends up to wome^ and girls. FOR SALE-—Fresh cow': and also .sprayer, complete In all parts with Practice in all courts; Probate, The boy who would “ rather be O. I. C. sow. W. E. Williams. Spring- on the welfare of the farmer. This| FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING, conveyor belt and power spreader. Deed, Morgages and all legal was said to be as tAte today as It j right than president.” — Boy’s Life. brook. Phone 10A51. 15tl * Also one medium size 13 year old satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. P. S. --------- o--------- papers. Abstracts examined. was when made. Science Is used in j Miller, Blue 189. 15tl* horse. Phone Red 140. 14tf E A R L Y N EW SPA PE R S rapidly increasing degrees, it was FOR SALE— Spring oat straw, PRUNE TREES at bargain prices. noted, in helping the farmer meet The first newspaper in the British baled. 310 In half ton lots or more. C. E. Terry, Carlton, Oregon, eight the agricultural needs of the world. colonies In America was the Boston C. P. Johnson, phone 17A5. ATT O R N EY A T L A W 15t2 FOR TRADE miles west o f Newberg. 10t7* In the great agricultural state of News Letter, published in Boston, CLARENCE BUTT FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will Illinois 25 years ago only 25 Btudents April 24. 1704. The first sheet of DRAIN T IL E — Carload of 3 to 10 DRESSMAKING— Also hemstitch W ill practice in all courtB of stats. were studying agriculture Oregon the first number was taken from the Inch Just received at Spaulding Log fake residence property or farm ing and picot edging. 10c yd. D. E. Special attention given Probate had but 109 agricultural students 12 press by Chief Justice Sewell to ging company. Prices right. 13tf property to the value of $2500 on Fortune, 421 South Main St. 6tl3 work, writing deeds, mortgages Rhow as a curiosity to President W ll- even trade. Chancey Geli, phone years ago. but 900 last year. ---------o--------- ‘ contracts and drafting of papers. liard. of Harvard. "The Cent," pub _______ lltf SEE C. B. CUMMINGS for paints, Iteri 101. THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM is Office; 2nd floor, Union Blk. lished by Christopher Cornwell, and delivered dally (N o Sunday) at 45 STARTING CLOVER E X PLA IN E D : appearing in Philadelphia in 1830. glass, etc. Stock kept at 4 23 Wy- Newberg, Oregon FOR R E N T nooski street. Phone Black 54. 15tl cents per month. If you wish to sub Four common methods of starting) was the first penny daily paper in FOR R E N T — 5 room furnished scribe. call Red 146. J. E. Martin, clover were explained to Oregon | the United States. FOR SALK— Good, hard, used Ex. house, modern, terms reasonable. local agent. Farmers by G. R. Hyslop. chief of brick, all you want. Inquire at the See owner at 213 N. Main after 4 farm crops at O A. C. experiment1 W. R. Oalland service station. 51 tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge p. m. or Sundays. 15tl* station. The surest way of getting : work. Work done at our store, j TEACHER OF SINGING H ATCH ING EGGS AN D B A B Y a stand In western Oregon was said EVERGREEN Blackberries, sug FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, no Switches made from combings. Lee CHIX to be sowing In February on fall ared In half gallon perfect Jars. small children; also 2 Plymouth Millinery In W. E. White A Co. Newberg Selected from best matings. Jessie Britt planted grain. This is adapted to $3.60 per dozen. 603 Blaine St. 12tf Rock roosters for sale. , *112 North hulldtijg, 705*4 First street 2tf Wednesdays “Oils in good filth where clover Plano Studio No Pullets street, phone White 138. 15tl* DANY PORTLAND JOURNAL V grows successfully Barley is the „„ Old papers suitable for under car — -------------------- / HAROLD H M ILLER best nurse crop, wheat good, but FOR RENT— 20 acre fruit farm, delivered for 4 5c a month; dally and pets, for packing purposes etc., for Phone 27A4 Newberg Subscribe of L. M. oats undesirable. Light soils may be sale at the Graphic office at 5c per on shares; team and Implements fur- Sunday. 65c. “Particular Printing for Particu seeded on fall plowed lands, but the V.___________________________________ / bundle. tf ! nlshed. Tenant gets two-thirds of Buell, local agent, 521 West Fifth lar People”— at The Graphic. frop is often damaged by freezing. [the crop; house, barn and other out- street. Call Blue 214 about trouble Sown with spring grain clover often X | buildings; 14 acres in orchard and or subscriptions. falls. Inoculation needed where no berries. No time for anyone that LOANS— Any amount, farm, city native clover or volunteer plants are mnot give good references. Address growing. An application of 50 to •Owner,," Box 432, Newberg, Ore property and chattels; no delays. when It comes to GROCERIES that gon 100 pounds land plaster per acre will 15tf Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds.. Does Local and Long Distance etc., bought and sold. For invest- j help the plant through the dry sea are right and rightly kept. Staples ments. see Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc son. Early winter pasturing 1« ad and specialties are extensively stock H auling. Furniture, Pianos FOUND Minnville, Oregon. vised. ed by us In rich profusion. The ---------o--------- and Safes a Specialty FOUND— A fraternity pin . F. A. tasteful arrangement of our store Is STOVE REPAIRS 14t4* He was rescuing her from the Good Coal $13.50 per ton a tempting advertisement In Itself. Morris, 508 First St. There are many ranges In Newberg waves, but It looked as though they wrench; that “ Don’t Bake” as they should, POUND— Bulck socket Then otfr prompt service Is a salient would never see Boston again. "Hold 1511 some smoke occasionally, some fall on tight. Penelope,” he gasped, recommendation. All of the season’s call st Graphic offlee. S. P. TTMBERLAKE, Proprietor to heat water. Let me locate the "hold on tight." delicacies in season. trouble for you. A little of the stove "Don’t say ’ hold on tight,’ ” gur tlons to the Portland Journal kt the knowledge I have gained wont hurt Residence phoae Bod 79 gled the girl, with her mouth full of special bargain rates until the first you. Phone Black 194. J. A. Ad the Atlantic ocean, "say hold on Offlee phono. White 117 of February- 16ts ame, 115 River Street. 18t3 t ig h t ly " — Sailor's Magazine. Dr. H. C. Dixon C. R. CHAPIN Captolia Angere Grissen I W e Show the W ay Newberg Transfer Co. J. L. VanBlaricom I