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mnmmmma % SIX NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, MARCH I, IMS. • « F IN D R E L IC O f O LD LO N D O N S h e e t M e ta l Arch of Bridge Which Must Have Been Built Centuries Ago Just Brought to Life. GUTTERS — TAMES A very Interesting relic of old Lon don has come to light, according to REPAIRING — SOLDERING the London Times, un arch of old Lon don bridge, which was demolished dur All Kinds af Metal Work ing the ixnstruction of the new Lon C. C. COLLARD. Prop. don bridge, which began In 1825. The arch now discovered Is the second from 718 P in t Street the north side of the old bridge, and Is close to St. Magnus’ church. It was disclosed during some building opera tions now In progress. " The first stone bridge over the Thames was built In 1170, but tha We Make Collections bridge was constantly repaired and restored, so that there Is no evidence WE SUE IN OUR NAME of the exact date of this particular WE PAY THE EXPENSES arch. It was apparently medieval, and WE TAKE THE RT-AWK Is built of Reigute stone with a very NO COLLECTION > 0 CHARGE flat trajectory. At the beginning of the Eighteenth century, however, three flat K N I G H T A D J U S T M E N T CO. wrought-stone supporting ribs were put In, and the middle one of these Is J. I. K night. F naM m t, dated 1708. The arch Is not yet en MoMlnnviHe, Oregon tirely uncovered, but a springer at each J. J. Stange!, M anager. side Is Just being disclosed, and the Hillahora. Oregan span U estimated to be about 30 foot The under surface of the arch la con siderably watertvorn between the add ed ribs. It Is one of the arches close Exchange what you don't w ant for to which the mill wheel stood for the (hat you do want. Advertise. raising of water Into the watertower that stood alongside the bridge. This arch stood In the river, and Is, there fore, an evidence of the limits which, as time has gone on, have been Im posed on fhe Thames, the river being now much narrower than It was In medieval times. It Is understood that this relic of old London is to be care fully preserved. Works C R O W D IN G • 1 MONUMENTS ROLLS MARKERS ! I Before ordering one see Q. M. KEHING, SEXTON Box 402. Newberg, Oregon, or phone Black 14«. All work guaranteed. Buiffls all kinds of cement curbs and vaults, and grave covers. Lots and single graves cared for by the year. Greatly Reduced Prices on a let of new seeonds Sinks Bath Tubs AMD Lavatories « also n Big Reduction on Plumb ing Work We meet all competition Evans & Gower Plumbing Shop 311 FIRST ST R U T Shop phone Bine 198 Res. Phones, Blue 81»—Bhte 6 W illard Batteries I Although there may be a number of imitations, there is only one genuine thread rubber insulated Battery, the kind used by 136 car manufacturers as original equipment The insulation in these batteries is not limited to a 1 or 2 year guarantee, but is guaranteed to out-wear the plates, which in normal usage last from' 3 to 6 years. I I Croth Electric C o. T H E SEA SERPENT Old Friend of the Ocean Summer Resorts Makes Way for Pirate Ship From Russia. We believe but one sea serpent has been sighted so far this season. Per haps It Is still-a little early, but the weather has been hot enough to bring onr old friend to the surface, and ni> doubt the frightened and delighted visitors at shore resorts and those who go out to sea In boats for a short distance will soon be rewarded with a sight of bis ugly head or fasci nated by the water churned up by the swishing of Ms angry tall. HoV- ever. It Is possible, that the sight more calculated to thrill will be the pirate ship from Russia that Is moving In such a mysterious way Its wonders to perform. If this Is so, we are certain that for every view of the sea ser pent that is recorded on the part of credible witnesses there will be 20 equally credible witnesses who caught a glimpse of the new terror of the deep, long, low and dark, either Just before It submerged or at the moment it came to the surface to cast Its eye about for a new ship to capture and sink or to drag away the crew In Irons to Bolshevik Russia. To the elderly skeptic who Inquired where such a craft secured Its necessary fuel the less critical young woman answered that It probably operated by electric ity.- What could be more probable?— Hartford Courant. Flower Worth Small Fortune. Ten thousand dollars Is an extraor dinary price for a single plant; yet It was paid by English horticulturists for an orchid raised In America, the Catteleya gtgas alba. This Catteleya was flowered In 1910, and exhibited at an orchid show In the United States, where It was awarded a gold medal. TJie plant was found In 1909 in a lot of other specimens of Catteleya gigas. It was only by chance that the plant was not sold for a dol lar or two. The only* reason was that after most of Its companions bad been disposed of this one, with some others that were not In very good condition, was set aside. Finally all the speci mens were potted. To the great surprise of the horti culturists when, next spring, the plant came up It was with pure white flow ers. The plant was sold In London for perhaps the highest figure that an orchid ever brought. Apology Noods an Apology. “Gentlemen"—It came from the Ups of an attorney pleading a case recent ly before the Supreme court of the state of Idaho. In front of him sat the judges clothed with their Judicial dignity, listening intently to the case. The attorney had erred. Judges should be addressed ns "Your honors.” “Gentlemen”—repeated the lawyer, and the tiniest bint of a smile flitted across the features of the men In front of him. Suddenly be stopped, realizing his blunder. “I apologize for calling you ‘gentle men,’ " he blurted out. Laughter In a courtroom Is not deemed exactly proper, but a Joke Is s Joke and Chief Justice Rice replied simply. “I hope you made no mistake.” —Idaho Statesman. British Museum Overcrowded. The British museum, says a London writer In the New York Poet, has reached the end of Its rope, so far as space Is concerned. By the law of 1830 every English author, whether domiciled at home or In the dominions. Is obliged to place two copies of his hooks with Jhe museum, which In turn guarantees to keep them In good con dition and make them accessible to the rending public. The same applies to newspapers. Space for the latter was exhausted some time ago and a spe cial barracks was built to store them It Is now feared that the same plan will have to he adopted for the hooks PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO. 14 North Second Street Supplies Hay, Harvest and Farm Hands. List Now for Hop Piokors. Phase Broadway 2278 PORTLAND OREGON B. A. RYMBLL ! Largest Circulation Ht Yamhill County FOR SALE— Range cook a to ve and Marlin rifle, 32-20 calibre. J. C. Rus sell, 127 North at., Newberg. 23t2* FOR SALE— Cream separator. Sharpies No. 2, like new, less than half price. L. H. Meyers, Rt. 3. 23t4* FOR SALE OR TRADE top buggy | and single harneea; w anted, goata. Phone Black 178. Ed Asmua. 22t2* FOR SALE— Spring oat hay, $12 a ton at the barn, opposite Raybell school houae. Burnell Olaon. 20t6* FOR SA LB-^Beod. /IM E * . brick, a ll y o u v i a t . In q u ir e a t th a \V. R . G a l l a n t uarvtce a la ti a n . vu?« 51 t f S ES» FOB TRADE FOR TRADE— Baled hay for milk cows. Jack Larsen, Raybell. 22t2* BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 V4 acres choice land; IK miles from cannery; phone Blue 70, 508 O rant St. ,6 tf FOR SALE— K block In business district, $350 cash If taken at once. Wm. A. Cass. Im perial Hotel, New berg. 23tl* v FOR SALE— K block ground w ith 6 room house and wood shed. Call evenings. C. M. Collins. 902 eaBt Seventh street. 22t4* FOR SALE— Snap residence site, 15,000 square feet, best neighbor hood, sacrlfle at $250. Wm. A. Cass. Im perial Hotel, Newberg. 23tl* FOR SALE OR TRADE— T illa mook dairy ranch for well equipped poultry ranch, n e y Newberg. In quire of Newberg Oraphlc. 22t4* FIVE ACRES, w ith 5-room plas tered house; well, woodshed, garage, chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick aale, $3700. Spivey’s P aint Store. 30tf FOR TRADE— 190 acres land, will take residence property or farm property to the value of $2599 on even trade. Chancey Cell, phone Red 101. 12tf GOING TO BUILD?— Fine home sites for sale. Easy and cheap drain age for basements In rear of each lot. W ill be glad to show you. E. H. Woodward. 22t4* FOR SALB-^—6-room house, par tially furnished. Modern improve ments. Close In. Also two lets, choice building site. Address OWner * 310 T hird St. , 51 tf FOR SALE—-Farm of about 20 acres. 13 under cultivation, balance! in young tim ber; plenty of running w atej. About three acres of logan- berrieseready to put on wires. John Klrkley, 215 River street. 3tf FOR SALE— 10-room house and 76x234 ft. of land; 190 blackcaps.1 12 loganberries and atraw berrlee all set Last year; pears, cherries, apples, plum s and prunes enough for faifiUy J use. 421 south Main street, phone Red 97. 23tf FOR SALE— 640 acres of-%fine w heat land, neqr Lethbridge, A lber ta. all In cultivation and. under fence, j would take good fruit acreage in bearing. If well located, near New berg, in exchange. Addrees 1045 N. i Capitol street, Salem. Oregon. 22t3 D jç . I. M, Bloinwick CHIROPRACTOR — Phon« Black 0 — 802 F in t S t Newberg, Oregon Dr. ThoR. W. Hester PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office In Dixon Building PHONES: W h ite 239. Ree. Orange 83$ FOR SALE— Good work horse, wt. 1400 lbs., phone w hite 154, o r ’see j. J. Venable, Wynooekl street. 30tf N e w b e r g P ro d u c e C o ., M a e l i t DENTIST FOR SALE— B argain, heavy hofse, will work single or double; very gen Office ever Ferguaea'a tle. E. P. Dim ent, phone Black 160. Drug Store „ 2 312 ELECTRIC TRAIN SCHEDULE PHONE BLACK $7 The following la the time of elec FOR SALS— New Oldamobila tric train arrivals at the city ticket roadster; alao Bui ok roadater; low office at Newberg: price and eaay tarma. J. D. Gordon To Portland From Portland ttf 6:06 a. m. 8:58 a. m. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 9:05 a. m. 11:32 a. m. Old papera suitable for under oar- 1:21 p. m. 2:31 p. m. pets. for packing purpooos, etc., for tffloe over F irst N atl. Bank Bldg. 3:50 p. m. 5:50 p. m. aalo at the Graphic office a t 5c par PHONES 6:53 p. fin. 7:01 p. m. bundle. tf Office W hite 4$. Heme Blue 1$4 Portland-Newberg Motor Bus Sched SMALL SILO for sale, or will ex change for chickens, young pigs or ule Effective January 15, 1922 anything I can use. Jam es Roberts, 2 311 * ' Subject to change w ithout notice. Wynooskl street, Rt. 2. D r. M . A d d i Godm our Leave Portland Leave Newberg Park A Yamhill Im perial Hotel FOR SALE!— Bay Belgian gelding, CHIROPRACTOR 8:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 1710 pounds, 5 yrs., no blemishes, 9:30 a. m. 9:00 a. m. gentle, good worker. Phone 9A151. 11:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. A. R, Cousens, Dundee. 23t4* Maeaage, Hydro-Therepy, IBeetric 1:65 p. m. 11:00 a. m. Treatments and Steam Baths. 2:30 p. m. » 1:00 p. m. FOR SALE— Horse hay. Np. 1 4:15 p. m. 2:45 p. m. cheat baled, $15 per ton; alao Alsyke 5:30 p. m. 4:00 p. m. and rye-grass mixed. A lbert Root, Phone Black 40 for appointm ent 6:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m. 4 miles west of Newberg. 2lti* Sat. and Sun.— ONLY— Sat. and Sun. 110 North School street 11:15 p. m. 8:00 p. m. FOR SALE— Oood Jersey cow, F irst door north of Yam hill Elec Reservations for Theatre Parties, fresh in November. Also Yellow tric Co.’s office. etc., or for Special Trips call: P ort Dent seed corn. Phone Red 149, NEWBERO, OREGON ' land. phone Main 8611; Newberg, Fernwood. C. U. Sandoz 22t2* phone Black 129. FOR SALE— Delivery body for Ford; also good used bicycle in good SHILOH RELIEF CORPS NO. 28 m echanical condition. Laurence O. $242. Newberg? Meetings held 2nd and 4th T hurs Boyd, phone W hite PHYSICIAN and SURGEON * ’ 20tf day of each m onth at 2:30 p. m.. In Oregon. Office Phone Black 171 Duncan’s Hall, 311 F irst street. FOR BALE— 4 good cows, fresh 4 ANNA BARTHOLOMEW. Pres. months; Ree. Phone Gray 171 DeLaval cream separator Wt EMMA L. SNOW. Secretary. good condition; 1 W eber piano, good Office over U. S. National as new. Apply owner-, G. O. Dela- m arter, Sherwood, Oregon. 23tl* Lessen Wash-Dav Labor The secret of having a line of snow FOR SALE— One gray horse. 6 w hite clothes, containing Just the years old.-w t. 1100 lbs., work any PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON right degree of stiffness, where stiff where, price $50; also one high g rid e Offioe a t Newberg Hoepttal ness Is desired. Is readily discovered Jersey bull, tw o years old, $40. H en Office Phone, Red 116 if the proper methods of w ashing and ry Versteeg, Route 3, phone 23A53. Residence, Oray $ 20t3* rinsing are» employed. Newberg, O re g o n , One to one and one-half teaspoons of borax to a gallon of soft, soapy W E HAVE an unusual good buy w ater. In which clothes are put to in a 7-passenger Studebaker, form er soak, aids greatly in loosening the ly belonging to ,J. T. H aw orth of WANTED E. H . UTTER, D. M. D. dirt and promotes a generous lather Sprlngbrook. Mr. H aw orth is now when one Is ready to begin the pro delving a Special Six Studebaker. WE WANT all of your hogs, veal s 21 tf and beef. Get our prices before you Office over DENTIST cess of washing. The borax tends to Anderson Motor Co. F irst N ational Bank soften hard w ater. sell. Newberg Packing £ Produce i Office Phoae Black 31 Perhaps few realize how Im port Co. 23t4 Residence Phone W hite 274 ant It Is to remove all traces of soap BOGS AND POULTRY and washing soda from clothing in Oaegom WANTED— To trade, dw elling for Newberg, the rinsing, as these substances left W HITE ROCK cockerels for sale. good two or three ton truck. L, E. in the fiber tend to weaken the ma C. E. Newhouse, Sprlngbrook. 23t2 Arney. 22t2 terial when heated in ironing. DR. RALPH W. VAN VAUN E ither borax or ammonia Is good FOR SALE— Plym outh Rock eggs WANTED— Woman to work for to soften the rinse water. And when for hatching, O. A. C. strain, 5c each. room and board for about 3 months. DENTIST clothing, from long standing or poor Home P late Orchards. Phone Black Phone W hite 143. 23tl* General Practice and a - j . ay washing and drying, has turned yel R15.2. - 23t4* Diagnosis low and requires bleaching, soaking POULTRY WANTED— Hi g h e s t Ov«r U. S. HsMe— I B ni. for several hours in w ater qpntalnlng PEKIN DUCK eggs $1.50 settln; prises for all kinds of m arket M6 borax— one-foUrth cup to one gallon q u arter mile out on Portland Road. poultry. paid H arry OlflM Orno 171 ; Pk' kcalSenoa Whit« si Miller. 4?tf of w ater— will restore the former J. O. Graves. 22t4* whiteness. WANTED— Sob of plowing In ex FOR SALE— Ancona setting eggs, change for logan berry tips. James $1 for 15. J. N.. McPherson,. New Roberts, Wynooskl St., Rt. 2. 23tl* Oatmeal Cookies berg. Rte, 2. 21t4* Twx cups rolled oats, two cup« DENTIST WANTED— One godd second-hand’i- flour, one cup sugar, one cup shorten RHODE ISLAND RED hatching brooder stove. Alao sixty sacks of \ ing, one cup raisins or currants, two eggs 5 cents each. J. C. Wood, 514 good spuds. Vincent Feed Store. 16tf TELEPHONES 22t6* eggs, one scant teaspoonful soda in S. M eridian street. Office. White 22: Rea. Wa*h 123 four tablespoonfuls milk (butterm ilk WANTED— Posltfon as house Is best), one heaping teaspoonful FOR SALE— Barred Rocks, Black keeper, by neat, refined widow; nutm eg or cinnam on, a pinch of salt Mlnorcas, stock and eggs. Nate L. alone. Addrese P. O. Box 203, city. Wiley, Rex, Oregon. 16tl2* and a few drops of vanilla. Mix in 23tl* W . W . HoHmgsworth Co. order named, roll in balls the size of w alnuts or drop from teaspoon an 8. C. W HITE LEGHORN baby ESTABLISHED I960 Inch apart on greased tins. Bake chicks for April delivery, $15 per MISCELLANEOUS Reliable Funeral Directors from 10 to 15 m inutes in a moder hundred. H arry Rockwell, Portland Lady Assistant * 22t2* J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let Phone Black ately quick ovln. This makes about Road. 94 Day or N ight five dozen. NEWBERO, OH BOON him de it*. Phone Red 43. 45tf FOR SALE— About 30 Ancona hens, yearlings for breeding; also a DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy music cabinet. Phone black R207. sician, C. S. N ational Bank building. Zeff Sears. 23tl MaMlunvlUe. 4tf HATCHING EGGS-r-W. P. and I. FULL BLOOD Jersey bull for ser ATTORNEY AT LAW R. ducks; also W hite Leghorns and vice, cash. W alter H. Wilson, R. I. Reds. Mrs. A. F. Fuchs, 8. phone $2.00 Practice In all courts; Prabate, W hite 234. 17t24* College street, phone W hite R27. Deed. Mergages all legal FOR SALE 22t9* ORDERS TAKEN tor fn û ï~ trëës papers. A bstracts and examined. and nursery stock of all kinds at Vln- HATCHING EOOS and baby chicks eent’s Feed Store. 50tf W 0 6 1 FOR SALE at V. A. Vln- from heavy laying vent'-a Feed store. 38tf Rhode standard-bred, Island Reds. Choice cockerels THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is ATTORNEY AT LAW for sale. Christopher £ Young, S. delivered dally (No Sunday) at 45 FOR SALE— 50 goats. Geo. Em- Dayton CLARENCE BUTT Ave., Newberg. 20t4* oente per m onth. If you wish to sub merson, phone 8A26. 22t2* scribe, call Red 146. J. E. M artin, W ill practice In all courts of state. PURE BRED BROWN Leghorn local agent. Ex. Spesisi attention given Probate FOR SALE— Cheat hay. Ouy Aber- eggs sale from heavy laying work, w riting deeds, mortgages nethy, Rt. 2, phone 3A4. 22t4* stock; for prices reasonable; you can’t DAH.Y PORTLAND JOURNAL contracts and drafting of papers. to be w ithout. L. D. Stalcup, dellvsrsd for 45c a m onth; dally and Office; 2nd floor. Union Blk. FOR SALE— 50 sackB of potatoes. afford Sunday, 45c. Subscribe of L. M. Oak Knoll Newberg, Oregon F. Schw artzln, Rex, Oregon. ,23tl* Oregon. farm . Route 1, Newberg, Buell, local agent, 521 W est Fifth 23t4* Call Blue 214 about trouble FOR SALE— Thoroughbred Duroc FOR SALE— Day old chicks, single street.. or subscriptions. X Jersey pigs. C. H. Coyle, St. Paul. comb W hite Leghorns, from a heavy 22tf laying strain. Strong hsalthy chicks LOANB—Any am ount, farm , city Captoba Angere Glissen 20c sach, March and April hatch. property and chattels: no delays. TEACHER OF SINGING FOR SALE— Hop stove, pipe, and Emma Mortgages, notes. Contracts, bonds. S. Conway, Newbsrg, Oregon. Consort— Opera—Oratorio hop baler. Ernest Leland, Dun Phone Blue 143. #U., bought and sold. For Invest 19tf Newberg Jessie B ritt dee. 22t4* ments, ses Atty. B. A. Kltks, Mc Wednesdays Plano Studio FOR $ALE— H atching eggs, from M innville, Oregon, . FOR SALE— 1 International man Plym outh Barred Rocks (Parks ure spreader; also one horse. Lucas stra in ); also choice W hite Leghorn IF YOU have stomach trouble, take “Particular Printing for P arti Cowglll. 2 2t2 * (W ire) hens, mated to Inwood choice Stom-A-Tone. It will cure you. Sold cockerels. Call John E. Bradley, at the Stout Lion Drug Co., Portland, lar People”—at The Graphie. 20t4 Ore. If In doubt w rite to George H ig FOR SALE—Sow and 7 pigs; price phone W hite 223, 150. Ira McCormick, phone 8cholls 8. C. W HITE LEGHORN hatching gins, 1105 Cleveland Ave., Portland, 5555, Line 11. 23tl* eggs from good laying strain at $1 and ask him to tell you w hat it did for him. 23t4* Newberg Transfer Go. 16. Also Munger blackcap tips at FOR SALE— One Hoosl$r kitchen for $15 a thousand and W hite Leghorn BEAUTIFY your home w ith some cabinet. Can be seen at 509 north chickens for sale at $1 each. Oood of our native shrubs and plants. Does Local and Long Distance School street, city. ' 23tl layers. Chas. Johnson, 12th and Mock orange, Indian currant, ocean Hauling, Furniture, Pianos spray, Oregon grape, dogwood, red FOR SALE— Oood Jersey cow, Wynooskl._____________________ 23t4* flr, hardy ferna. W eil-rooted plants, and Safes a Specialty cheap, If taken soon. 1113 River 25c each. Address H. C. Bateham. street; phone W bie 135. 23t2* LOST "The Terrace," Newberg. Ore. 23t4 Good Coal $13.80 per ton FOR SALE— Oood, young, farm LOST— Brown fur collar at Wood- ST0VE REPAIRS team. wt. 2200; 2V4 miles nw. of Mar hall Monday. Please leave at Newberg. Frank L. Hill. , 2312» Oraphlc. 2311 My water colla heat w ater. My S. P« TIMBER LAKE, Proprietor Are backs for ranges are Indestructl- FOR NURSERY STOCK, nuts and LOST— Purse containing money, ble. My Newberg referencea prove Residence phoae Red 7$ ornam êntal shrubbery, see or phone on street Monday forenoon. Reward. It. J. A. Adarqs, 416 So. School O B m p h o n e , W h it e 117 23tl* Street; phone W hlte 11. I. A. Hanning, Black 181. 21tf Re’urn to Oraphlc office. 23t4* Dr. A. M. Davis Dr. J. W. Barcroft Dr John 8. Rankin E. A. Romig, M. D. D». H. C. CLASSIFIED C. R. CHAPIN
