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• V O GRAPHIC, THUMDAY, EIGHT ■U1,il « Saturday Spe cial C A SH ONLY Pure Cane Sugar, per sack . $6.23 49-lb. sack Olympic Flour . 1.99 .29 One pint can Wesson Oil .48 One quart can * 44 .95 5 One-half gal; 44 44 ■ Pure bulk Lard, per pound .15 .40 10-lb. sack Graham . *. Medium Red Salmon, per can .15 .25 2 large packages dates for . We do not waste space bragging on our store, but let prices, quality and treatment dò our talking. MICHELIN 90U R D Rim Size Fabric Tirea Regular Corda KOR NURSERY 8TOCK, nuts and FOUND— Fountain pen. ornamental shrubbery, see or phone »I. A. Hanning, Black 161. 21tf Blue 178. C. D. Norris. 30*3 1; $14.90 2 16.00 19.90 20.95 32*31 22.90 19.50 3 1 *4 3 2 *4 26.90 27.85 27.90 3 3 *4 2 8.50 34x4 28.90 29.75 j 3 3.50 32*41 Doyle's Tire Shop at Ye rS sn k4H Phon« Rad 244 901 First Si. NOTICE TO BR EED ER S VanBlaricom CLASSIFIED I- Y LOST— Small black purse contain ing money, in Newberg Monday. Re . FOR SALE— Potatoes pud R. I. ward. -Miss Agnes Miller. 25tl Red and W hite Leghorn ‘ hatching eggs. Phone Black R206. 24t4* Tire Price* Yours for quick sales H / CtredlaUoa la Yamhill County ■— HAVE 80MB COWS for sale, some fresh and some coming fresh soon. Clair Follett, Route 1. 26t4* The purebred English Shire stal lion. “ Dick Carranga’* No. 17812 will be at your service In New berg three days each week the ooming season, beginning April 3rd. Inspection of this grand horse is solicited. Emil Dietrich, owner; J. W. Henry, man ager. 25tf --------- o--------- If you are not a regular subscriber to the Graphic, you may miss some thing Important some time. Better subscribe and make sure you get every copy. tf --------- o—------- TH E PORTLAND TELEGRAM is Hillsboro Monday their team ran delivered dally (N o Sunday) at 45 cents per month. I f you wish to sub away with them. scribe. call Red 146. J.- E. Martin, P. C. C. E. bad charge of the ser Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barnhart, MTln- local agent. Ex. vices at the Rex Friends church last nifred Finigan and Fred Wohlschleg- Sunday. el were Sunday guests at Ed Wohl- Joe Steger wpnt to Portland on schiegel’s. ELECTR IC T R A IN SCH EDULE Tuesday and from there he expects Grandma Bryan, who has been The following is the time o f elec to go to the logging camp. staying at the J. P. Jones home for tric train arrivals at the city ticket N. I*. W iley attended the funeral some time past, left Tuesday for her office at Newberg: of S. Brutscher. last Saturday. They home in Dundee. To Portland From Portland were neighbors for 55 years. 6:06 a. m. 8:58 a. m. _ , . ., „ , _ . . Ivan and Gladys McCollum were Francis Jenkins Marvin Garland abaent f rom gchool on account of 6:05 a. m. 11:32 a. m. and Rudolph Schaad came home S at-, 8tckne8S The other McCollum child- 1:21 p. m. 2:31 p. m. urday from O. A. C. for the spring sick ai„o. 3:50 p. m. 6:50 ‘p. m. vacation. 6:53 p. m. 1 7:61 p. m. Mr. Kohl and family have the --------- o--------- Mrs. John Mueller and children stumps all out of the ground they are left for Portland to care for her sis clearing and are busy now burning Portland-New borg Motor Jtas Sched ter’s home, while her sister goes to them whenever the weather permits. ule Effective January 15, 1928 the hospital for an operation. A letter froai Myron Bryan’s sister Subject to change without notice. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoggard. blind states that Mjtpn, who is In a hospi Leave Newberg people, gave a very interesting pro tal and was up and around, had a Leave Portland Imperial Hotel gram of music, readings and singing backset and had to return tombed. Park A Yamhill 8:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. at the Rex hall last Monday evening, We are sorry to hear it. 9:30 a. m. 6:00 a. m. which was very much appreciated by The pie social at Mountain Home 11:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. the audience. school last Saturday night was fine. 1:65 p. m. 11:P0 a. m. --------- o _ ------- One who was there said they took 2:30 p. m. 1:00 p. m. F IR E W O O D in over 625 from the sale of pies and 4:15 p. m. * 2:45 p. as. V Wesley Boyes was a dinner guest that the program was line. 5:30 p. m. 4:00 p. m. of Jack Bryant on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deford spent last 6:30 p. m. ; 6:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Jones spent week end with Mrs. Deford’s sister, Sat. and Sun.— O N LY— Sat. and Bun. 8:00 p. m. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Jake Young, and husband .at 11:15 p. m. Aloha. Ore. Mrs. Young was formerly Reservations for Theatre Parties, Parrish. etc., or for Special Trips call: Port Mrs. N. D. Broulllgtte and sister, Miss Lilly Haynes of Newberg. Mrs. Floyd Hoffman and little land, phone Main 8611; Newberg. Mrs. Ralph Salvage, spent Friday in daughter, Gloria, went to Portland phone Black 126. Portland. . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parrish spent Friday to be near her sister, who is last Thursday with Mrs. Smith at quite 111 in a hospital there. They will return home next Saturday If all Ladd Hill. goes well. Rev. Phillips from Newberg was a Somebody at Buck Haven recently dinner guest at the home of W. A. lost a side of bacon out of their smoke Parrish on Sunday. house and we are asked to make note Mr. and Mrs. Hadden were guests of it that others who are lucky at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. enough to have meat in their smoke FOR SALE Bryant Sunday evening. houses might lock it up and thereby N. D. Brouillette and A. S. Liven- keep it there. PUPS FOR SALE— Phone 27A3. good made a trip to Jennings Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Ellery McDougall 25tl near Oregon City, Sunday afternoon. went to Sandy Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powell and visit with Mrs. McDougall’s mother. IT COSTS no more to buy á Kelly. daughter, Effle, spent Thursday ev Mrs. Dodd, and children. They re Motor Inn. 25t4 ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. turned home Sunday evening. Mr. U. S. Bryant. • WOOD FOR SALE at V. Hasenburg looked after things while vent's Feed store. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Simpson and they were gone. two daughters from Milton. Oregon, Sunday morning when Bernice FOR SALE CHEAP—One Saxon were visitors at the home of Mr. and Finigan was out on her saddle pony 25t2* Mrs. Arthur Parrish on Sunday. the saddle slipped, giving her quite a six. Call Red 118. Donald McDonald from Yokohama. fall. When Bernice came to she SEED POTATOES of all kinds. Japan, spent the week with his sis didn't know how long she had been Vincent Feed Store. 24t4 ter. Mrs. Archie Flemming. He is unconscious but the folks supposed the son of Mrs. McDonald of New for about a half hour, as she was that FOR SALE— Cheat hay. Guy Aber berg. 7 much longer in getting home than nathy, Rt. 2, phone SA4. 22t4* Mrs. C. H. Wheeler and daughter. she should have been. Marguerite, from Portland, were vis Fred Haynes horses ran away FOR SALE— Fresh cow; has heifer itors at the home of Mrs. Wheeler’ s while he was loading wood on the calf. Vincent Feed Store. 24t2 brother, U. S. Bryant, Saturday af wagon, Thursday. Considering the ASPARAGUS PLANTS for sale. ternoon. rate they were going when we saw 2St2* The Junior Sunday school class en them and the hill they were going Phone 32A3. H. W. Duncan. tertained the intermediate class last down, we looked for them to fall but JERSEY BULL for service. 22.00 Friday evening with a party at the they didn’t even upset the wagon, cash. F. D. Hutchinson. Dundee. though one axle was broken. Fred gymnasium. A very enjoyable even 25t4* thought it was a dirty trick, but said ing was spent by all. they had done it before. • Vistors at the Casper Oettman FOR SALE— Thoroughbred Duroe Spring is here at last but the temp Jersey pigs. C. H. Coyle. St. Paul. home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Walter erature Wednesday morning is any 22tf Worth from Willamlna. and Miss Ma thing but springlike, being down to 30 and a heavy frost. If this weath rie Worth from Portland. FOR SALE— Hop stove, pipe, and er keeps up most of the grain on the hop baler. Ernest Leland, Dun --------- o--------- mm l *u A t r i f Mfln wT t r x I mountain Is going to have to be re- dee. 22t4* LH LH ALLM MUUN1A1N seeded as a good deal of It Is pulled Tom Crews was a Newberg visitor j out now. but that’ s Just one more FOR SALE— 5 cords dry fir wood Tuesday. knock for the farmers and we are © 27.00 per cord delivered. W. W. H. J. Maynard was a Newberg vis getting accustomed to them now. Colby. 24t2 itor Saturday. --------- o--------- Buford Deford is visiting at the RED CLOVER 8 EED, clean, 25 cts. ST P A U L A. B. Flint home at Scholls. per pound. D. E. Hughes, West Che Farm bureau meeting combined 2 412 * Roy McDougall and wife spent a with voters and tax payers meeting halem. rainy day at the Perry Kohl home at tb* k ? of C .'hàîT sT^Paul!"Marëh FOR SALE— One horse, weight Tnursday. , 25 some of the state capital’s prom- Carl Wofalschlegel and Merle Cady ■ inent men will be on hand to talk to 1250; one horse weight 1300. Phone 24t2* were Newberg visitors Wednesday of you. Come and bring the family 29A25. last week. If you are a member of the farm bu- IF YOU W ANT good loganberry Fred Haynes was in Newberg Mon- reau make a special effort to be there tips, see R. H. Corbett, Rte. 1, New day. May Jones was also a visitor If you aren’t a member you ought to berg. Oregon. 26t4* there Monday. * be. Don’t miss this. The K. of C. ball club has been Don’t forget the basket social at FOR SALE— One mare, going on Pleasant View school house Saturday re-organlzed for the season. Wed five years; wt. about 1300. Phone nesday. March 15. an enthusiastic 21A25. G. Grimes. night. March 25. 25t4* Mrs. Ira McCormick called on the meeting was held. J. E. Smith was If yoiJknn t a real tire, get an school Wednesday and also called on elected manager, 8 . J. Smith, presi dent. and George Merten, secretary Ajax Paragon at Doyles Tire Shop Mrs. Olive Wohlschlegel. 30x3 ft size, 21135. 24tf Mr and Mrs. Carl Wohtachlegel i ' " ‘ ÎÏL ’ t T - from Nutcroft farm spent the week- wUI th* “ m* “ ,Mt so we are looking forward to a good FOR S A L E —Square piano, 1st! end at the Louis Finigan home. season. As Manager Smith says: Call at Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kohl and chll “ There is no reason why we can’t class condition. 2150. 24t4* dren visited Sunday afternoon with develop some more A1 players like W right’s Cash Store. the Haynes boys and their m o th e r.240.000 Plllette, who has gone to the FOR SALE— 6 tons No. 1 cheat Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDougall. Mr. | Detroit club this year, hay, baled. 816 per ton delivered. J. and Mrs. Perry Kohl and Carl Skel H. Agee, phone 29A62. 24t2 ton were Newberg visitors Wednes W ANTED TO R E N T — A ranch, day equipped and stocked. Prefer cash FOR SALE— Gold Dollar and Mar- It seems that this week Is a week rent, with the privilege of buying. ¡shall strawberry plants, well rooted for runaways as when Ciauncey Mc- Lock Box 24, McCoy, Polk county. I from new patch, 23 a thousand. Cormlek and eoa. Lo ran, went to, Oregon. 25t4 George Wenger, phone 16A62. 25t2 J. L n, imi FOR SALE— Loganberry tips, 820 m., B. E. Cameron, West Chehalem. 1st house south No. 10 school. 24t2a — Phone Black 0 — Newberg, Oregon Phone 26tl FOR S E R T FOR SALE— Good, hard, used H AVE A GOOD proposition for brick, all you want. Inquire at the W. R. Galland service station. 61tf soldier bonus that wants a good home. V. A. Vincent. 24t2 FOR SALS— Good work horse, wt. FOR BALE OR TRAD E— 7 ft acres 1400 lbs., phone white 164, or see j. J. Venable, Wynooeki street. 20tf cholee land; 1 f t miles from cannery; phone Blue 70. 668 Grant St. 6tf DRY SECOND GROWTH fir wood for sale. Good used Indian bicycle. FOR SALE— ft block ground with Phone W hite 43. V. V. Hlnshaw. 6 room house and wood abed. Call 2 5tl* evenings. C. M. Collins, 602 east Seventh street. 22t4* FOR SALE— New Oldsmoblle roadster; also Buick roadster; low FOR SALE OR TRAD E— 1 T illa price and easy terms. J. D. Gordon. mook dairy ranch for well equipped 9tf poultry ranch, near Newberg. In 32t4* Old papers suitable for under car quire of Newberg Graphie. pets. for packing purposes, etc., for F IV E ACRES, with 6-room plas sale at the Graphic office at 5c per bundle. tf tered house; well, woodshed, garage, chicken housq, barn, fruit. For quick BALED H A Y and 8 traw for sale, sale, 23700. Spivey’ s Patnt Store. 20tf at 88, 810, and 212 a ton. ft mile off highway north o f Middleton. FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will Fred Elwert. 25t2’ take> residence property or farm FOR SALE— Dining room rug, property to the value of 82500 on 9x12, 216. Good second-hand refrig even trade. Chancey Geli, phone erator, 215. Albert I. Reed, 415 north Red 101. 12tf Blaine street. 2 5 tl* GOINO TO BUILD?— Fine home FOR SALE— Bay Belgian gelding, sites for sale. Easy and cheap drain 1710 pounds, 5 yrs., no blemishes, age for basements in rear of each gentle, good worker. Phone 9A151. lot. W ill be glad to show you. E. A. E. Cousens. Dundee. , 23t4* H. Woodward. 22t4* - ■ ■ . . . . a------------------------ FOR SALE— 5-room house, par FOR SALE— 16 acres five blocks Modern improve from pavement on Wynooeki street. tially furnished. iFor particulars see or write James ments. Close In. Also two lots, Roberts, Rte. 2, Box 10. 24t4* choice building site. Address Owner. 310 Third street. 51tf FOR SALE— Cumberland Blackcap FOR SALE— 55 acres best of land tips, well rooted; 2>4 miles west of Newberg, near R. F. Rundell; phone for orchard or nuts; good family or chard and walnuts. Fair buildings^ Black R242. H. Mustard. 24t4 4 miles out. 287.50 per acre; 21500; LIG H T HOR8 E for sale or trade bal. trade or good terms. V. A. Vin for baby chicks, cow, heifer or single cent. 24t2 j wagon. Gentle and sound. Just right for small place. F. A. McGlvern. one FOR SALE— Farm e f Shout 29 mile from Newberg on south vallej aoren, 13 under cultivation, balance road. 2 5 tl* in young timber; plenty of running water. About three aeree o f logan FOR SALS— One Hardy Jr. spray berries ready to put on wires. John outfit, 50 ft. hose and gun. with or Kirk ley, 215 River street. 3tf without truck; one stump puller, 180 ft. heavy cable, 2 root hooks; FOR SALE— 10-room house and one. spring berry wagon; one Brew 76x284 ft. of land; 160 blaekeapa ster plana Terms given. W. H. 12 legan berries and strawberries all Dean, phone 10A62. 24t2* set last year; pears, cherries, apples, plums and prunes enough for family FOR SALK use. 421 south Main street, phone UNDERGROUND GAS storage Red 67. 23tf tank and one-gal. stroke pump; good condition. I. W. Hill, 602 ft First 297 ACRES, about 40 acres partly street. % •. 24t2* cleared, good irrigated dairy ranch, with 14 milk cows, team and farm implements, for sale or exchange for for sale o s tr ad e property near Newberg. For par ticulars w rite to L. N. Sandos, Beav FOR SALE OR TRAD E — 12-25 er, Tillamook county, Oregon. 25t4^ horse-power tractor. Consider light car. 200 west Second Street. 24t4* W ASTED PO U LT R Y W ANTED— Heavy set single wag on harness. Phone 26A51. H. Stock- FOR SALE— 40 laying W hite Leg man. 24t2* horn hens, 21 each. Phone Black 228. 25tl* W ANTED— Farm work for Ford- son tractor. A. W. Farrell, Route fO R SALE!— Good laying hens and 2, Newberg. 24t4* Jersey cow. M. Zimmerman, north College. 2 5tl* POULTRY W ANTED— H i g h e s t prices paid for an kinds of market P E K IN DUCK eggs 2150 settin; poultry. Harry Miller. 47tf quarter mile out on Portland Road. J. O. Gravee. 22t4* W E W A N T all of your hogs, veal and beef. Get our prices before you RHODE ISLAND RED hatching sell. Newberg Packing ft Produce eggs 5 cents each. J. C. Wood, 514 Co. 23t4 S. Meridian street. 22t6* BIDS W ANTED— For clearing 1 FOR SALE— Barred Rocks, Black acre o f the Chehalem Center school Mlnorcas, stock and eggs. Nate L. grounds of brush and stumps. Ad W iley, Rex. Oregon. 16tl2* dress Mary P. Johnson, Clerk o f District No. 9. 25tf W ANTE D — Setting hens, R. I. or P. R. preferred. B. T. May, Dundee. Oregon, Rt. 1 Box 11A. 24t4* 8 . C. W H IT E LEGHORN baby chicks for April delivery. 215 per hundred. Harry Rockwell, Portland Road. 24t2 CHIROPRACTOR 808 P in t St. FOR R ENT— Housekeeping rooms, 25t4* FOR SALE— Cream separator. 211 Sheridan street, Sharpies No. 2, like new, Ibss than half price. L. H. Meyers. Rt. 2. 23t4* R E A L ESTATE EGOS A R D Pr. I. M. Bloinwick J. M. NASH, the Auetteneer, let Ira de it. Phene Red 43. 46tf Dr. Thos. W# Hester PH Y SIC IA N and SURGEON Office in Dixon Building PHONE8 : , White 239 Res. Orange 239 Dr. A, M. Davis D ENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Drug Store PHONE BLACK 37 D r .J .W .B a r c r o ft PH Y SIC IA N and SURGEON Office over First Natl. Bank Bldg. PHONE8 : Office White 49. Home Blue 104 Dr. g. Meli Geckaoar C h i r o p r a c t o r Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric Treatments and Steam Baths Phone Black 40 for appointment. 110 North School street First door north of Yamhill Elec tric Co.’s office. NEWBERO, OREGON Dr. John S. Rankin PH Y SIC IA N and SURGEON _ T Office Phone B^ack 171 Res. Phone Gray 171 Office over U. 8. National Bank £. A. Romig, M. D. PH Y SIC IA N and SURGEON Office at New berg Hospital Office Phone Red 116 . Residence Gray 8 Newberg,________ Oregon © E. H . UTTER, D. M. D. DENTIST Office over First National Bank Office Phone Black 31 Residence Phone W hite 174 New berg, Oregon DR. RALPH W. VAN VALIN DENTIST General Practice and X-Ray Diagnoels O n r U. s. N . U . . . I B n l Office O r a n 171 ; fCSdenee W hite S* Dr. H. C. Dixon DENTIST TELEPHONES Office, W hite 22. Res. Black 122 W. W. HoHmgswortli Co. ESTABLISHED » 0 0 * Reliable Funeral Directors Lady Assistant Phone Black 94 Day or Night NEWBERO. OREGON C. R. CHAPIN FOR RUG CLEANING call John A T T 0 U E T AT LAW Dunlap, Blue 125, 221 north Harri FOR SALE— Plymouth Rock eggs son street. Practice in all courts; Probate, 24t4 for hatching, O. A. C. strain. 6c each. "Deed, Mortgages and all legal Home Plate Orchards. Phone Black FU LL BLOOD Jersey bull tor ner papers. Abstracts examined. R152. 23t4* viee, $2.60 oaAh. W alter H. Wilson, phone White 284. 17t24* BARRED ROCK eggs for hatch ing. 15 for 21-00. W. W. Colby, ORDERS T A K E N for fruit trees A T T O R N E Y AT L A W Pine Lawn on Chehalem Valley road, and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin phone 31A26. 24tf cent’s Feed Store. CLARENCE BUTT 50tf W ill practice In all courts of state. HATCHINO EGGS and baby chicks LOANS— Any amount, form, city Special attention given Probate from standard-bred, heavy laying property and chattels; no delays. work, writing deeds, mortgages, Rhode Island Reds. Christopher ft Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds, contracts, and drafting of papers. Young. S. Dayton Ave., Newberg. etc., bought and sold. For Invest Office, 2nd floor. Union Blk. 24t4* ments see Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc Newberg, Oregon_________ Minnville, Oregon. HATCHINO EGOS— W. P. and L R. ducks; also White Leghorns and I AM NOW IN a position to do R. I. Reds. Mrs. A. F. Fuchs. 8 . first-class hem-stitching and dress College street, phone White R27. making. Orders for hem-stitching TEACH ER OP SING ING 32t6* may be left at Gridley Millinery shop, Concert— Opera— Oratorio or at my residence, 604 Willamette NEWBERG WEDNESDAYS PURE BRED BROWN Leghorn street; phone Black 76. Mrs. Geo. 24t4* eggs for sale from heavy laying Hash. Jessie Britt Piano Studio stock; prices reasonable; you can’ t IF YOU have stomach trouble, take afford to be without. L. D. Stalcup. Oak Knoll farm. Route 1, Newberg. Stom-A-Tone. It w ill cure you. Sold “Particular Printing for Particu Oregon. ______ * * * * * at the Stout Lion Drug Co.. Portland, la r People”— at The Graphic. Ore. I f In doubt write to George H ig S. C. W H ITE LEOHORN hatching gins, 1106 Cleveland Ave., Portland, eggs from good* laying strain at 21 and ask him to tell you what it did 23t4* for 16. Also Munger blackcap tips at for him. 216 a thousand and White Leghorn BEAUTIFY your home with some chickens for sale at 21 «»ch. Qood of our native shrubs and plants. Does Local and Long Distance layers. Chas. Johnson, 12th and Mock orange, Indian currant, ocean Hauling. Furniture, Piano« Wynooskl; phone Black 164. 23U* spray, Oregon grape, .dogwood, red fir, hardy ferns. Well-rooted plants, and Safe« a specialty FOR SALE— 100 Barred Rock 26c each. - Address H. C. Bateham. baby chicks, hatch Mar. 26. 2<U> “ The T errace" Newberg, Ore. 23t4 Good Coal $18.50 per Ton Barred Rocks hatch April 6. Corval lis hens mated to Parks and Ringlet STOVE R EPAIR S cockerels; price 2*0 per hundred. 8. P. T D Q E R L A K E , Proprietor My water colls heat water. My 300 W hite Leghorn chicks, hatch April 6 ; W ire hens mated to In wood fire backs for ranges are indestructi Residence phone Red 79 cockerels; price |16 per hud red. D. ble. My Newberg references prove Office phone, White 187 J. A. Adams. 416 So. School M Jones. 1 mile west on First street. it. " 2 6tl* street; phone White 11. 23t4* CaptstiaAngereGrisses Newberg Transfer Co.
