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¡WBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, MARCH 8 , 1M >.
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Special Sale
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Pound Paper
1 package (72 sheets) Home Spun
Linen Paper and 2 pack­
ages Envelopes for
49c
Graham's Drug Store
Headquarters fo r Periodicals
Peone White 113
Chinese Cabbage— Wong Bok, Pe-
EXPERT GARDEN AND Tsai.Corn, Sweet— Portland Market,
Golden Bqfitam, Howling Mob.
FLOWERJjEED ADVICE Pickling.
Cucumber— Davis Perfect, Boston
a
CLASSIFIED
the children away from the farm. I
We tell them the great value of a
college education and show them how
much more money can be made in
linee other than farming with the
result that all they desire as a rule ,
is to get into a position where money
FOR SALE
comes easy regardless of how it
comes. It is human nature to do so.
COWS FOR SALE— Vincent Feed
but you and I have it in our power to
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change results to a large extent.
The right kind of a college educa­
STUMPAGE
for
sale,
near
town.
tion for the right person |p a good
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thing, but any other kind for anyone Call 32A5.
is harmful for the public at large.' WOOD FOR SALE at V. A. Vin-
It is my personal opinion that we' vent's Feed stare.
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have'too many college graduates of
the wrong kind now for the good of
FOR SALE— 50 goats. Geo. Em-
the country. They are the parasites nierson. phone 8A26.
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that aré holding business down
since the war by profiteering and
FOR SALE— Cheat hay. Guy Aber-
other trickery, making easy money. nethy, Rt. 2. phone»3A4.
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Now, for the beneflt of the school
board, let me suggest that you build
FOR SALE— Loose clover hay, 911
your next school house in the coun­ per ton. J. D. Crater, 27A51.
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try so as to serve the territory cov­
ered by the school trucks rather than
FOR SALE— Thoroughbred Duroc
bunch all of them within the city Jersey pigs. C. H. Coyle, St. Paul.
limits. This will keep parents and
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children closer together. It will fur­
nish a “ civic center” where all may
FOR SALE— Hop stove, i pipe, and
get together conveniently whenever hop baler. Ernest Leland, Dun­
desirable. It will permit the school dee.
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houses to be used so that they will
FOR SALE— 1 International man­
not stand idle for five-sixths of the
time as they do now when located in ure spreader; also one horse. Lucas
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the city. Five-sixths! you say. Yes Cowglll.
nine months of 20 days, and 8 hours
FOR SALE— Baled spring oat and
per day make just one-sixth of the
time they are occupied during the wheat straw, $10 ton at Meadowvale
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year. They are a big investment Farm. Call Black 179.
and certainly should be used to bet­
FOR NURSERY STOCK, nuts and
ter advantage. Our Farm Bureau, ornamental shrubbery, see or phone
also the womens' clubs, needs a place I. A. Hanning. Black 181.
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to meet and since we pay dear for
our school houses is there any reason
FOR SALE OR TRADE top buggy
why we should not have them so we and single harness; wanted, goats.
can get more benefit from them?
Phone Black 178. Ed Asmus. 22t2*
G. W. Bradshaw.
FOR SALE— Spring oat hay, $12
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a ton at the barn, opposite Raybell
Portland-Newberg Motor Bus Sched­
school house. Burnell Olson. 20t5*
ule Effective January 15, 1922
Subject to change without notice!
Leave Portland
Leave Newberg
Park A Yamhill
Imperial Hotel
8:00 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
1:05 p. m.
11:00 a. m.
2:30 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:15 p. m.
2:45 p. m.
5:30 p. m.
4:00 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
Sat. and Sun.— ONLY— Sat. and Sun.
11:16 p. m.
8:00 s>. m.
Reservations for Theatre Parties,
etc., or for Speelal Trips call: Port­
land, phone Main 8811; Newberg,
phone Black 120.
Eggplant— BlaCk Beauty,
WHAT AND WHEN TO K PLANTED i Kale— Dwarf or Tall Green Curled
Scotch.
Kohl-rabi— White or Purple Vien­
Pnrf. 0 . F. Kilham Give» H is Knowl­ na.
Lettuce, head— New York (W on­
edge on This Subject to the
derful or Los Angeles), Iceberg.
Readers of the Graphic
Mustard— Fordhook Fancy.
Muskmelon— Emerald Gem.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING
Onion
(seed)— Oregon
Yellow
(OllTer F. Kilham)
Notice la hereby given that the
Danvers, Australian Brown.
undersigned,
as Executors of the
The following annual flowers may
Onion (sets)— Yellow Strasberg.
last will and testament of Ella C.
be started now to get extra early White Portugal, Australian Brown.
Duncan, deceased, have filed their
Slants:
Parsley— Dwarf Moss Curled.
account with the County Court
Agératum, allysum, aster, calllop-
Parsnip— Tender Heart, Hollow final
of the Stats of Oregon for Yamhill
sis, candytuft, carnation, centaurea, Crown.
and that said court has fixed
chrysanthemum, cosmos, dahlia, gail-
Peas— Lextonian,
Early
Morn. County
March 4th, 1922, at 10 o’clock In
lardla, gypeophila, larkspur, lobelia, Alaska, Little Marvel.
the forenoon of said day at the Coun­
lupin, mignonette, mirabilis, myoso­
Peppers— Chinese Giant, Pimento, ty Court room at the courthouse at
tis, nasturtium, nigella, pansy, pe­ Red Chilli, Cayenne.
McMinnville, Oregon, as the time and
tunia, phlox, pflik, salplgloBsis.
Pumpkin— Winter Luxury.
In perhaps two or three weeks’ ! Radish—
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_____t Scarlet place for hearing upon said final
Scarlet
Globe,
account.
time the following may also be start- Turnip White Tipped, Icicle.
Therefore, all persons interested in
ed: Balsam, celoeia, ipomoea, mari­
Rhubarb— Mammoth, Red, River­ said
estate are hereby notified to ap­
gold, recinus, salvia, stock, sun­ side Giant.
pear at said time and place and shoe
flower. verbena, xinnia.
Sfclslfy— Victoria. Long-standing. cause.
If any there be, why said flnii
A shallow box (flat) with a light
Squash
(summer)— Crookneck, account should not be approved anl
soil therein should be used, keeping Vegetable Marrow.
allowed and said estate be settled an!
same where it is warm and light in­
Squash (fa ll)— Boston Marrow, closed.
sofar as possible. A good made soil Delicious.
X. B. DUNCAN,
is one-third leafmold (or w ell rotted | Squash (w inter)— Hubbard, Bana­
ELLIS WINTERS,
manure), one-third sand, and one- na.
Executors of Last Will and Testa­
third ordinary garden soil. We pre­
Tomato— Earliana, Bonny Beet, ment of Ella C. Duncan, Deceased.
fer leafmold to sand in the mixture, John Baer, Perfection.
C. R. Chapin, attorney.
as there is less likelihood of rotting
Turnip— White Egg, Purple Top
First pub. Feb. 2nd.
of the plants. Or, you may use the Milan,
Last pub. March 2nd.
mixture recommended by the O. A.
C. floriculture department, which is
A COMMUNICATION
one-half leafmold, and one-half
DR. STRYKER, Osteopathic phy­
sand. We would be inclined to favor Editor Graphic, and School Board sician.
U. S. National Bank building.
this mixture for this section where
District 29:
McMinnville.
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we have so heavy a soil to put into
Inasmuch as both Mr. Woodworth
a mixture in case we desire to use it. of the school board and Mr. Kilham
FOR SALE— Good, hard, used
All the plants hereinbefore
„ . . . listed of the high school have asked for the brick, all you want. Inquire at the
can be planted (the seed) in the open opinions of the public on the question W. R. Gel land service station. I l t f
in April here except the following, j 0f improving the school service for
Balsam, celosia, ipomoea, portulaca, | Newberg and surrounding commun-
Your Paper Before Breakfast
ricinus. salvia and stocks in May; ity, permit me to make a few remarks
Subscriptions for the Oregonian
and sweetpeas in either November or on the subject.
taken at Graham's Drug Store. Dal­
March.
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I am aware that I have said too ly and Sunday 75c month.
Be it understood that these dates much already to suit some people,
are given for average conditions of | howerer, all volcanoes usually sub-
SHILOH RELIEF CORPS NO. 28
weather west of the Cascades in this slde after they have erupted and got
northwest section. Some will note rid of their pent up energies, so you
Meetings held 2nd and 4th Thurs­
that certain years a far earlier start may not be bored again very soon day of each month at 2:30 p. m. in
may be made.
as “ crazy" people do not have an Duncan’s Hall, 311 First street.
As to vegetables the following are unlimited supply of ideas.
ANNA BARTHOLOMEW. Pres
classed as cool season crops, and can
EMMA L. SNOW, Secretary.
But, it is evident that we must
be sown as soon as the ground is have increased school facilities in
workable: Lettuce, cress, spinach, some form cr other in the very near
mustard, radishes, turnips, early future. As a guide for future action AUTO AND TRACTOR REPAIRING
cabbage, brussels sprouts, beets, car- | please note the quotation below from
Done at your own or my garage,
rote, parsnips, salsify, horse-radish, j James R. Howard, president of the 65c per hour, by expert mechanic.
chard, kale,parsley, endive (better as American farm bureau, a man who, Work guaranteed. Quick and good
fall crop), onion, leek, garlic, shal- from the standpoint of American ag- work. Have service car.
lots. chives. It is of course realized riculture, stands head and shoulders
E. H. MOSS
that the main trouble In getting above any other living American,
these plants started has to do with you may assume that he is crazy like Tenth A Pacific ata. Phone Blk 224.
our heavy beating rains, rather than many others, however, he is “ getting
because of any cold weather we may. results" for the common run of peo-
have from now on as a rule.
1 pie in a way that even our govern-
B. A RUSSELL
Other vegetables not listed above ment is unable to do, and results are
had best be planted some time later. what count
Veterinarian
It seems to hardily pay to plant these
Here is what he says: “ I am not
latter crops much before the middle going to be satisfied until every farm
Newberg Produce Co., M ue 129
of April and it often pays to wait home u a8 good a8 any other hon)e
longer if the soil is not well warmed |n the C 9 untry and every farm school
up. Such plants as tomatoes pep- ,8 ag good as any city school We can
pers, and celery will need to be get ,t
, know from own
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started In boxes or flats inside at lence
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— - it Is possible; not only
that
once.
possible, but easy to get, once we
Prof. A. G. Bouquet of O. A. C., pull together. It is profitable to the
ESTABLISHED 1900
recommends the following varieties farmer, for these good schools in the
Reliable Funeral Directors
of vegetables, based on trials con­ country can be run cheaper than the
Lady Assistant
ducted In this section:
Phone Black 94 Day or Night
city schools are run. This Is one of
Asparagus— Reading Giant, Pal- the most serious considerations be­ NEWBERG,
OREGON
meto, Washington.
fore the pepople of this country to­
Beans, snap-green— Refugee. Ken­ day.”
If It is true that country schools
tucky Wonder, Stringiess Green Pod,
Dickson’s Yount. Wax— Black Wax. can be as “ good as any. city school”
T. H . THORNE
Lima—-Oregon Lima. Holmes' Butter. and further that they can be run
Local and Long Distance Haul­
Beets— Early Model, Detroit Dark “ cheaper than the city schools.” Is It
not just barely possible that we are
Red.
ing.— Wood and hay for sale.
Broccoli— St.
Valentine,
Late on the wrong track in our talk of
Phone Red 187
consolidation, etc? It has been stated
Queen.
over and over again that agriculture
Brussels Sprouts— Danish Prize.
Cabbage— Jersey Wakefield, Co­ is the basis of all prosperity, also it
penhagen Market, Glory, Danish has been shown that the trend has
always been toward the city since
Hall Head.
Carrot— Cbantenay (particularly the first settlements mere made in
this country Further, we are almost
good for heavy clay soil).'
LIVE STOCK and GENERAL
Cauliflower— Dry Weather, Gilt unanimous in desiring our boys and
girls to remain on the farm, and yet
Edge. Easy Blanching.
FARM SALES.
Celery— Golden Self - Blanching.j we continue to send them to the city
Phone, 19a25
for their education. Paradoxical as it
* White Plume.
may
seem,
we
do
just
the
thing
we
Swiss chard— Lucullua.
N. P. NELSON
Chicory— Wltloof.
. don’t want done, that is, educate the
W .W . Hollingsworth Co.
AUCTIONEER
FOR SALE— Good work horse, wt.
1400 lbs., phone white 154, or see
J. J. Venable, Wynooski street. 20tf
Largest Circulation In Yamhill County
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FOR SALE— Bar rad Rocks, Black
Mlndhcaa, stock and egga Nata L.
Wlley, Rax, Oregon,
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Dr. I. M. Bloinwick
dUROPBACTOB
FOR SALE— Hatching eggs, from
Plymouth Barred Rocks (Parks j
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Phone Black 0 —
strain); also choice White Leghorn
(W ire) hens, mated to Inwood choice 802 P in t S t
Newberg, Oregon
cockerela. Call John E. Bradley,
phone White 223.
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INCUBATORS
Send for your free copy of Cata­
logue describing the Standard Elec­
tric Incubators and Brooders. En­
tirely different. Combined Incubator
and Brooder— nothing like It. After
hatching chicks, convert into a
brooder— no additional expense. All
sizes. In use at Agricultural Colleges
and largest commercial hatcheries.
Writ« today for Catalogua.
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ST AND AED ENCUBATOB MEG. GO.
Medford, Oregon
FOUND
PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON
Office In Dixon Building
PHONES:
White 239.
Rea. Orange 219
Dr. A. M. Davis
DENTIST
Office ever Ferguson's
Drug Store
PHONE BLACK $7
FOUND— Bunch of fruit trees on
Buttevllle road. Call White 227. 22tl
STOLEN
Dr.J.W.Barcroft
PHYSICIAN and 8UBGB0N
STOLEN— Last Sunday, from the
back hall of the Methodist church,
a man’s umbrella with large nob
handle, which had been trimmed
down, leaving partly white. Party
taking will leave at Oraphlc office.
Bfflee over First Natl. Bank Bldg.
PHONES
Office White 49. Home Blue !• «
FOB BENT
D r. M . M e li Gochnour
FOR RENT— A cottage on north
Main street. Mrs. T. E. Jones. 22tl*
CB3B0PRACT0B
FOB TRADE
FOR TRADE— Baled hay for milk
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cows. Jack Larsen, Raybell.
Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric
Treatments and Steam Baths.
Phone Black 40 for appointment
BEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE— 5-room house. mod-
ern; (4 acre, 209 w. fift h at., In­
FOR SALE— Grade Jersey cow and quire 122 Illinois street.
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calf, just fresh, good milker. L. H.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 (4 aores !
Meyer, Rt. 3, 17A515 evenings. 2lt2 *
choice land; 1(4 miles from cannery; :
FOR
SALE— New
Oldsmoblle phone Blue 70, 508 Orant St.
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roadster; also Buick roadster; low
I
FOR SALE— (4 block ground with
price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon
9tf 6 room house and wood shed. Call
evenings. C. M. Collins, 902 east
FOR SALE— Democrat
wagon, Seventh street.
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li?ht, second-hand, good repair. In-
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Tilla­
qiire Marlon George, 1105 North
afreet.
20tf mook dairy ranch for well equipped
poultry ranch, near Newberg. In­
Old papers suitable for under car quire of Newberg Oraphlc.
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prts, for packing purposes, etc., for
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FIVE ACRES, with 5-room plaa-j
ade at the Graphic office at 5e per
bwdle.
tf tered house; well, woodshed, garage,1
chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick j
•’OR SALE— Horse hay. No. 1 sale, $3700. Spivey’« Paint Store.
chtat baled, $15 per ton; also Alsyke
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anl rye-grass mixed. Albert Root,
FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will
4 niles west of Newberg.
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take residence property or farm
•’OR SALE— Good Jersey cow, property to the value of $2600 on
frah in November. Also Yellow even trade. Chaneey Geli, phone
Deit seed corn. Phone Red 149, Red 101.
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Fein wood. C. U. Sandoz
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GOING TO BUILD?— Fine home
rOR SALE— 1 buggy good as new; sites for sale. Easy and cheap drain­
1 Angle harness; all goes for $30.00. age for basements In rear of each
Fred A. Williams, Ribbon Ridge. lot. Will be glad to show you. E.
Newberg, Oregon, Route 1.
19t4# H. Woodward.
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FOR SALE— Delivery body for
Ford; also good used bicycle In good
mechanical condition. Laureiice O.
Boyd, phone White R242, 'Newberg,
Oregon.
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FOR SALE— 6-room bouse, par­
tially furnished. Modern improve­
ments. Close in. Also two lots,
choice building site. Address Owner
310 Third St.
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FOR SALE— 1 team, wagon and
harness; 1 silo 8x30; spring seed
wheat $1.50 per bu. Riley L. Clark,
Dayton, Oregon.
Phone Red 64
store; phone 20X16 residence. 21t2
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 oA wires. John
Klrkley, 215 River street.
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FOR SALE— One gray horBe, 6
years old, wt. 1100 lbs., work any­
where, price $50; also one high grade
Jersey bull, two years old, $40. Hen­
ry Versteeg, Route 3, phone 23A63.
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Dr. Thon. W. Hester
FOR SALE— 640 acres of fine
wheat land, near Lethbridge, Alber­
ta, all in cultivation and under fence,
would take good fruit acreage in
bearing, if well located, near New­
berg, In exchange. Address 1045 N.
WE HAVE an unusual good buy Capitol street, Salem, Oregon.
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In a 7-passenger Studebaker, former­
ly belonging to J. T. Haworth of
Sprlngbrook. Mr. Haworth is now
W ANTED
driving a (Spécial Six Studebaker.
WANTED— One-horse disc and
Anderson Motor Co.
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harrow. Phone 9A53. Call after 6
FOR SALE— On account of my p. m.
2 211
hemstitching and work up town can
WANTED— To trade, dwelling for
not take care of property and
will
sell
10-room
house
and good two or three ton truck. L. E.
2212
75x234 ft. of land; 180 blackcaps. Arney.
12 loganberries and strawberries all
POULTRY WANTED— H i g h e s t
set last year; pears, cherries, apples,
plums and prunes enough for family prices paid for all kinds of market
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use. 421 south Main street, phons poultry. Harry Miller.
Red 97.
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WANTED— One good second-hand
brooder stove. Also sixty sacks of
good spuds. Vincent Feed Store. 16tf
EGGS AND FOULTBY
WANTED— 40-acre farm; give de­
PEKIN DUCK egga $1.50 settln;
scription ; also what price and if
quarter mile out on Portland Road. trade
would be considered and terms.
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J. O. Graves.
V. A. Vincent.
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FOR SALE— Ancona setting eggs,
WANTED— Steady work on ranch
$1 for 15. J. N. McPherson, New­ can handle team, understand orchard
berg, Rte. 2.
21t4* work. John A. Worsham. Commer­
RHODE ISLAND RED hatching cial Hotel, phone White 105. 21t2*
eggs 5 cents each. J. C. Wood, 514
S. Meridian street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
110 North School street
First door north of Yamhill Elec­
tric Co.’s office.
NEWBERG. OREGON
Dr John S. Rankin
PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON
Office Phone Black 171
Rea. Phone Gray 171
Office over U. S. Nation»! Bank
E. A. Romig, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON
w Office at Newberg Hospital
Office Phone, Red 116
Residence, Gray t
Newberg,
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Oregon.
T r
E . H . U TTER , D . M . D .
DENTIST
Office over First National Bank
Office Fhone Black 21
Residence Phone White 174
Newberg,________ -Jl ________Oregon.
DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN
DENTIST
General Practice and A-l.ay
Diagnosis
O n r U. S.
PI m
O lile« Oreen 171 ;
B ak
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Kesidenoe W kite $ft
Dr. H. C. Dixon
DENTIST
TELEPHONES
Office. W hite 88 : Bes. Black 189
C. A. HODSON
fo n e r a i Director— Embalmer
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TELEPHONES
Res. Blue l i t , Office, Green l i t .
Hone drawn or Auto Funeral Car
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
C. R. CHAPIN
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
Practice in all ceurts; Probate,
Deed. Morgages and nil legal
papera. Abstracts examined.
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
CLARENCE B U TT
Will practice in all courts of state.
Special attention given Probate
work, writing deeds, mortgages
contracts and drafting ef papers.
Office; 2nd floor. Union Blk.
Newberg, Oregen
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs
J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer let
for hatching. $1 for 15. Andrew Con­ him do it. Phone Red 43.
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ner, Portland Roqd, phone Red 207.
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FULL BLOOD Jersey bull for ser­
vice, $2.00 cash. Walter H. Wilson,
_ s7 C. WHITE LEGHORN baby phone White 234,
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TEACH ES OF SINGING
chicks for April delivery, $16 per
Concert— Opera— Oratorio
ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees
hundred. Harry Rockwell, Portland
Newberg
Jessie Britt
Road.
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Wednesdays
Plano Studio
oent’s Feed Store.
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HATCHING EOG8— W. P. and I.
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MRS. MATTIE KRESAL. of Port­
R. ducks; also White Leghorns and
“ Particular Printing for Partira-
R. I. Reds. Mrs. A. F. Fuchs. S. land, Hindoo trance medium. Is lo­
College street, phone White R27. cated at 108(4 N. Main street. 22tl* lar People” — at The Graphic.
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THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is
FOR SALE— Plymouth Rock eggs delivered dally (No Stfed&y) at 45
for hatching, O. A. C. strain, 5c each. cents per month. If you Wish to sub­
Pure t^der vinegar 40c gal. Home scribe, call Red 146. J. E. Martin,
Plate Orchards. Phone Black R152. local agent.
Ex.
Does Local and Long Distance
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DAK/T PORTLAND JOURNAL
Hauling. Furniture, Pianos
HATCHING EGGS and baby chicks delivered for 46c a month; daily and
from standard-bred, heavy laying Sunday, 66c. Subscribe of L. M.
and Safes a Specialty
Rhode Island Reds. Choice cockerels Buell, local agent, 521 West Fifth
for sale. Christopher & Young, S. street. Call Blue 214 about trouble
Good Coal $13.50 per ton
Dayton Ave.( Newberg. _
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CaptoliaAngereGrissen
Newberg Transfer Co.
FOR SALE— Day old chicks, single
oomb White Leghorns, from a heavy
laying strain. Strong healthy chicks
20c each. March and April hatch.
Emma S. Conway, Newberg. Oregon.
Phone Blue 162.
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LOANS— Any amount, farm, elty
property and chattels; no delays.
Mortgagee, notes, contracts, bonds,
etc., bought and eeld. For invest­
ments. see Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc­
Minnville, Oregon.
S. P. TIMBER LAKE, Proprietor
Residence phene Red 79
O ff lee phene, W hite'127