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« C ira elation XXWXXXO GRAPHIC, THU18DAT, K A T 4, IM S PALM CONFECTIONERY C. I . Cooley, Proprietor We Specialize ■ C ig ars, Tobaccos, Candies Fresh Stock Always on Hand FOUNTAIN DRINKS & DISHES , T ilt , KITCHEN I cabinet I C o i » righi, lia i, MroMora N « « t p t p « r UaU>n. W ho hath not mot with he broad. A hoavy compound o f putty and load. And home-mad* orinoa that rack th a haad. Hom o-m ad# pop that w ill not foam And hom e-m ad* dlshea that drtv* on* from horns. —Hood. MORE LAMS AND MUTTON. BERRY DEMONSTRATION Don’t forget to attend the next Farm Bureau meeting if you are in terested in having the berry demon stration for which plans are being aaade. It is not certain that we will have it unless quite a number ex press themselves favorably. If you cannot attend the meeting but want to attend a demonstration, phone or write me so we can get an idea of how many are interested. ' Any time this month will be ideal fo r observing several features o f the berry business. First, we can see how the canes have been pruned better than we can later when the foliage has become heavy. Second, methods of cultivation can be stud ied while the work is actually being done. In addition we can nste methods o f wiring, kinds o f soil adapted for different kinds and va rieties o f berries, distance o f plant ing. and the effects o f different kinds o f fertilizers on leaf growth. Later we can take another trip to these same Helds when the berries are ripe to investigate the effect o f the various operations on the yield. W e can then learn also the methods o f harvesting the crop, and compare yields of the different varieties of the'same kind o f fruit. Remember, this demonstration is for everyone interested in the berry industry, whether consumer or pro ducer. Real estate men in particu lar are Invited to take part in it for the purpose o f making themselves acquainted with actual conditions out on the farm so they may advise prospective buyers intelligently. A large part of our berry plantings are a big disappointment to the grower fo r two reasons. In the first place many people do not understand the business. In the second place they are wrongly advised. And in either case failure is as likely as success, with the result that our local berry Industry gets a "black eye" quite often. W e have numerous successful growers in this locality, and it will b o our purpose to visit them as far as possible. They w ill feel it an honor to be called on and we will «ndeavor to have them tell us where in we have failed as well as suc- «eeded. As an illustration o f the uncer- talnty that exists in the berry in-i dustry, the writer has tested out about 18 varieties o f berries during the past ten years, and considering market conditions and the nature of his soil, has eliminated all but five as being unprofitable. Were he to move to a different location much of this testing would have to be done over again provided berries were not being grown in that locality. Each Kind of berry has its own require ments as to soil. etc. On the other hand there are many kinds of soil not suitable for berries unless given aome special treatment. Slope also hasrconsiderable influence. So if you have failed in the berry Those who object to mutton (which business, or if you want to take up the work, now is the time to inves Is so popular in England) do not ob ject to the nicely roasted tigate while we have a chance to Joint or leg of lamb If It cooperate through the Farm Bureau. C. W. BRADSHAW. is properly killed sod Berry Project Leader. cared for. The akin should always be re ^%%%«%%«%%%%««%% moved. Do not toucb the meat after handling the skin. The wool grows on the akin and the oil from NEW ELECTRICAL DEVICE the wool gives the meat BENEFITS DEAF PERSONS. the objectionable flavor. —An electrical device has re Roast Leg of Lamb.— cently been patented which, Rub salt, pepper and onion with any while small enough to be carried sweet fat all over the meat. Place conveniently In the pocket, is In a roasting pan and sear it well-In said to afford very great assist a hot oven. Now add one-half cupful ance to those who have been o f water, one cupful o f tomato or two unable to hear hny but the loud- sliced fresh ones, one onion and six es of sounds. or e\ght peeled potatoes around the The phonopher, as this device leg o f Iamb. Roast in a hot oven and is called, consists mainly o f a serve very hot with a gravy made small earpiece or receiver, weigh from the liquor in the pan. Mint ing less than half an ounce and sauce may be served with it If de fitting almost invisibly into the sired. outer ear passage, a small trans Mutton Stew.—Take a neck piece mitter, measuring 2 by 4 Inches and put on to cook in boiling water and a little over a quarter o f an with a small onion. Simmer until inch In thickness, a switch and tender, then add a can of peast thick a small light battery o f high en the gravy and serve the peat and storage capacity. It is claimed gravy poured around the meat Sea that this instrument enables the son well with salt and pepper while deaf to hear the most subdued cooking. musical sounds as well as con Mutton en Casserole.—Brown a versational and public speaking, pound or less o f mutton cut from the without the faintest suggestion shoulder, cut in serving si-ed pieces. of that tiny tone usually no When well browned season with salt, ticed In sound-transmitting In pepper and dredge with flour. Add struments. one cupful or more of carrots, a cup The idea of electrical hearing ful of peas, one onion and place In a aids is not new. Various con casserole to bake for two or -three trivances have made their ap hours. Serve from the casserole. pearance for the last IS years or Barbecued Lamb.—Cut cold re- so, but have had many draw lamb in slices ami reheat them in the backs, such as the roaring and following sauce: Two tablespoonfuls filssing sounds, caused by the ex o f butter, one-half tablespoonful of cessive vibration o f the large vinegar, one-third cupful of currant diaphragm, coupled with the Jelly and one-fourth teaspoonful of general appearance of these con mustard. Cook until the lamb Is well trivances with the large black heated and flavored. box receiver held to the head by Lamb Patti os.—Grind meat from the heavy steel headband. In the shqulder, season, form into small the phonopbor the earpiece fits patties, wrap each In a atrip o f bacon, into the ear and, but for the fastening with a toothpick. Fry until slender silk connecting cord, is well browned in a hot frying pan and almost inperceptible. Even the serve with the pan gravy. transmitter, that part which col lects the sounds, is carried com pletely hidden in a pocket with -----------0----------- out materially impairing its func tion. Be sure your campfire is -deed, then bury it. The elimination o f the metallic tones from the transmitted .sounds has been accomplished CALL GREEN about your paint by substituting a thin membrane ing. Phone 11A3. 27tl in place o f the metal diaphragm, ----------- o----------- ' an Idea based upon the action FARM POINTERS of the human ear drum. HOW= FOR SALE— Nubian m ilk goats, very reasonable. Call 9A5151. 30t4* Dr. I. M. B l o m w i o k WANTED— Garden work. W. W. GET YOUR tomato and cabbage 30t4* plants, ate., o f Hanry Clemmena31t4 Thurston. Phone Black 31. WANTED TO RENT— amali mod ALL KINDS o f flower and veget able plants at Henry Clemmena. 31U ern furnished bouse. Phone Red 143. 2Ttf COW FOR SALE— Fresh soon, 6 WE W AN T ALL of your hogs, years old; gentle. N. C. Johnson. Get our 31-tl veal, beef and chickena prices before you aell. Newberg. Pack 27tf GOOD YELLOW DENT seed torn ing ft Produce Company. for sale. C. U. Sandos, Fern wood. WANTED— Your old furniture ________________________________ 30t4* and auto cushions to upholster and Shop at 201 north Main FOR SALE— Potatoes, $1.26 per repair. 28tf 100 lbs. Roy McDougal, Phone 30aCl street. G. W. Thorlngton. 31-Jt FOR SALE—-One cow and one 1300 pound horse. Walter Wilson. 31t2 la Yamhill REAL ISSATE FOR SALE— Modern six-room WANT TO BUY one-horse wagon. bungalow, with bath, on easy terms. 30tf J. N. McPherson, Rte. 2, box 34. Inquire of J. D. Gordon. SltJ* FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 4 acres SELECTED YELLOW Dent seed choice land; 1 4 miles from eaanery; 6tf com fo r sale. J. C. Lemon, White phoae Blue 70. 60S Grant S t 166. 31t2* FOR SALli— 5-room house, pantry, FOR SALE— Team, wagon and bath room (n o b a th ); garage and harness. Wm. Holland, cfo Benson, workshop; over 3 lota 403 Dayton farm. 2Ttf avenue. 29t4* FOR SALE— Team, wagon and FOR SALE by owner, 17 acres harness. D. A. Dobbs, Main street, highly improved, 1 mile north o f U. north. 31t4* S. Bank. $350 an acre. Mary Par- 29t4 FOR NEW and second-hand goods rett, Newberg, Route 1 see James Patterson, 106 First FOR SALE— 4 block of ground, street. 3f)t2 6-room house and woodshed. Price ANYONE wishing to trade wood $1500. C. M. Collins, a e. corner 28t4 for a good watch or glasses see C. A. Seventh and Meridian. Morris. 29i4 FOR SALE— Farm o f 70 acres; FOR SALE— Monarch range, in will divide; running water, improved good condition. Colls installed. Dr. part haa crop all in. John Klrkley, Van Valin. 30tf 216 north River street. 27tf CHIROPRACTOR — Flume Black 0 — SOB P in t St. Newberv, Orefon Dr. Thou. W . Hester PHYSICIAN tad SURGEON Office In Dixon Building PHONES: White 33$ Bea Orange 319 Dr. A. M. Davis DENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Drug 8tore PHONE ^ L A C K $7 D r. M . Adeil Gochnoar CHIROPRACTOR Massage, Hydro-Therepy, Electric Treatments and Steam Baths Phoae Black 40 for appointment 110 North School street First door north o f Yamhill Elec tric Co.’s office. NEWBERG, OREGON Dr. John S. Rankin NEW RUGS from your old carpet. FIVE ACRES, with 5-room plas Write Stayton Fluff Rug Co., Stay- tered house; well, woodshed, garage, PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON ton, Oregon. 30t4* chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick aale, $3700. Spivey's Paint Store. Office Phoae Black 171 WAGONS, PLOWS and farm ma 20tf Has Phone Gray 171 chinery repaired. Hart’s Shop, First and Meridian. 2 lt f Office over U. 8. National Bank FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will FOR SALE— Silo in good condi take residence property or farm tion on the W. H. Dean farm; A. S. property to the value o f $2500 on Cbancey Gell, phone Gulley, owner. 31tf even trade. Red 101. 12tf FOR SALE— Seed corn. See Elmer PHYSICIAN and SURGEON FOR SALE— Block ground, with Hodgee 1 mile north o f cannery. Office over First National Bank. Phone White $6. 28t4* 6-room house, barn, 20x80 chicken Residence Phone Gray t. house, family orchard, rich garden Office Black 8. FOR SALE— 16 to 18 inch rick spot; in Dundee; $2250. W rite or see k wood; no order taken for less than A. P. Robertson. Oregon * 29t4* 'N ewberg, two ricks. Phone 10A62. 31t2* FOR SALE— Several Newberg res FOR NURSERY STOCK, nuts and idence# that I will aell on small £ . H . UTTER, D . M . D . ornamental shrubbery, see or phone amount down, balance in monthly I. A. Hanning. Black 181. 21tf payments. W. A. Bond, 1011 River DENTIST 28tf Office over First National Bank FOR SALE— Good, hard, used street, phone Black 1S5. brick, all yon want. Inquire at tke Office Phone Black 31 FOR SALE— Cheap, 5-room house, W. R. G&lland service station. 61tf Raaidence Phone W hite 174 newly painted and in fine shape, Newberg, Oregon LARGE STOCK o f anto and truck with bath, toilet and electric lights; sprlngB. Springs made and repaired. street Improvements all in. Call at Hart’s Shop, First and Meridian. 29tf 203 Third street, Saturday or Sun day. S lt l* SEE JAMES PATTERSON first and save money when buying new or DENTIST second-hand goods. 106 First street. MISCELLANEOUS 30t2 General Practice and X -R ay Diagnosis J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let ONE SET FOUR second-hand tires, O m t U. S. » -ok him do it. Phone Red 43. 45tf 32x3 4 , with tubes; $20.00 for the Of U m Or : 171; R w M . i n W h ile SI set. Hart’s Shop,. First and Merid DR. STRYKER, Osteopathic phy ian. 2 »tf sician, U. S. National Bank building, 4tf PIGS FOR SALE— Pure bred Jer McMinnville. sey Du roc, 6 weeks old. Aurora Rt. PASTURE— W ill take cattle to 6, oppisite Geelan school. J. M. pasture at Fernwood. E. D. Pierson, Ross. S iti* phone 33A36. DENTIST 31t2* £ . A. Romig, M. D. DR. RALPH W. VAN VAL« Dr. H. C. Dixon PREMIER TREAD Fisk 30x3 4 . TELEPHONES LADY wants crew of men to cook $10.35. You can’t beat it for the for in camp or farm; call White 44. Offiae, White 82. Rea. Black 112 price. Hart’s Shep, First and Me Less Fertilizer Needed M rs Reynolds. A 31tl* Subscribe for the Graphic and help ridian. 29tf Smaller amounts o f fertilizers are us help you. tf needed on cultivated crops when the FULL BLOOD Jersey hull for ser material is applied in the rows In . Old papers suitable for under car vice, $2.00 cash. W alter H. Wilson, stead of broadcasted. Succeeding pets, for packing purposes, etc., for phone White 224. 17t24* crops, however, do not receive as sale at the Graphic office at 5o per ESTABLISHED 1309 bundle. tf much benefit from the application. ORDERS TAKEN for fruit trees Reliable Funeral Director* and nursery stock o f all kinds at Vln- Lady Assistant FOR SALE— Extra good 4-yr.-old cent’s Feed Store. 60tf cow, grade Jersey, fresh, gentle. Phone Black 94 Day or Night Chicks Get Overheated NEWBERG, -:- OR BOON DRESSMAKING parlors at First Young chicks in brooders are eas Price $75. 8. D. Wallace, end o f west 30t2* and Howard have been reopened by ily overheated after they get to be Sheridan. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Blalock. Call three or four weeks old unless the ONE YEAR OLD Blackcap Tips for and see us. 30t4 temperature is greatly reduced from that maintained the first few days. aale, -$8.00 per 1000 while they last. LET THE HOME Paint Co. give If kept too warm chicks will not Orders of 1000 or more delivered in 31tl you an estimate. Interior and ex ATTORNEY AT LAW feather out properly. Roosts should Newberg. Phone 30A515. terior work guaranteed. Also auto be provided when the chicks are Practice in all courts; Probate, GOOD MARE, 1250 lbs., work any painting. Phone W hite 101. 30t4* It give« us great pleasure to announce about a month old, or a deep bank of places also 25 cords wood. Want Deed, Mortgages and all legal straw may be placed at the si.de of freah cow or cash. THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM la A. TourviUe, papera. Abstracts examined. that, beginning with this date, the the brooder house which w ill'ten d Dundee, Oregon, Box 72. 30t2* delivered dally (N o Sunday) at 45 to spread the chicks out. cents per month. If you wish to sub TIRES— GATES half soles tires, scribe, call Red 14$. J. B. Martin, ATTORNEY AT LAW while they last, $5.00 each. 30x- local agent. Ex. Old Leaves C a m Disease $ 4 . 30x3; a few larger sizes. We C L ARENCE BUTT Spade under the old leaves In tha do vulcanizing. W. S. Stull. 31t2* DAILY PORTLAND JOURNAL W ill practice In all courts o f state. garden or berry patch to get rid o f delivered for 46c a month; daily and Speelal attention given Probate 1920 FORD with starter, speed Sunday, 66c. these disease carrying remnants of Subscribe of L. M. work, writing deeds, mortgage^ last year. To permit the old leaves ometer, dashllght, oversize steering Buell, local agant, 621 West Fifth contracts, and drafting o f papers. to remain on top often means an wheel, Timken bearings, tool box, street. Call Blua 214 about trouble Office, 2nd floor. Union Blk. abundance o f new leaf spot or an- hew top; $300 cash. X Y Z Graphic. or subscriptions X Newberg, Oregon 31t^* thracnose Infections. LOANS— Any amount, form, alty will be in charge of FOR SALE— Fine new sewing ma property and chattels; no dalays. Pear Fruit Worm Serious chine, cheap. Call at Mre. A. A. Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds Pear growers are advised to ex Poat’s to see machine and demon etc., bought and aold. For invaet- amine blossom clusters carefully for stration, 716 Grant street. Mrs. Ma- ments see Atty. B. A. Kllks, Mc TEACHER OF SINGING small greenish worms. If evidence rle Hammersly._________________ 31^4 Minnville. Oregon. Concert— Opera— Oratorio o f their presence Is found it is en NEWBERG WEDNESDAYS PIANO MUST BE SOLD— W ill I AM NOW IN a position to do tirely practical to add arsenate o f whose ability as a mechanic, and whose Jessie Britt Piano Studio sacrifice high grade -piano now in flpst-elase ham-atltchlng and dreas- lead to the pink spray for scab con W ill making. Ordera for ham-etltabing reputation as to reliability and integrity trol. These worms are the early storage for immediate sale. stages of the pear fruit worm which give special easy terms to an estab may be left et Grldley MUHnery shop, "Particular Printing for Ffiktiro- For full particulars or et my residence, $94 Wlllamette are too well known to need any causes more injury In Oregon than lished home. lar People” — at The Graphic. and where It can be seen, address Street; phone Black 71. Mrs. Geo. Is generally believed. George C. W ill Music House, Salem, Haah. 28t4* additional words o f exploitation Oregon. Slt3 from us FARMERS AND MERCHANTS— IIW V M N I K ■ ■ M M «I w l V w l FOR SALE— 145 ft. 3-Inch plug Pay only 4c per year for an accu ged and reamed galvanized pipe; 145 rate solution o f your essential busi Does Local and Long Distance ft. rod; one No. 391 Myers working ness problems. A perpetual record head; one brass valve 2 4 x 1 4 x 3 0 In. for 38 years, with separate space for Mr. Perkins will have our fully equipped Hauling. Forniture, Pianos This material la all practically new 188 items; depreciation schedule; and In first-class condition. Let us fire Insurance record; aids In making repair department at his service and and Safes a apecialty save you some money. Address Laur up financial statements and Income FOR SALE el wood Academy, Gaston, Ore tax returns. Saves time, avoids ar Good Coal $13.50 per Ton will be able to give our patrons the best 29t5* guments. Send $1.50 fo t Ranney’s GET YOUR garden hose at Doyle's gon. materials and workmanship to be found Tire Shop. * 29tf Depreciation Record; money re 8. P. TDfBRRLAKR, Proprietor funded if not satisfied Ranney LOST WOOD FOR SALE at V. A. Vin in Newberg. W e shall continue to carry Publishing Co., Kensal, N. Da. 31tl* cent’s Feed Store. 3gtf Rasi dance phone Rad 79 LOST— Black fur cape, about two at all times a stock of Ford and Chevro STRAY CATTLE Office phone, W hit« 197 WELDING; BRAZING; castings months ago. Finder notify Doyle’s repaired. Hart’s Shop. 3 itf Tire Shop. Suitable reward. A Jersey bull and black heifer, S ltl let parts. Yours for better repair work about two years old. Owner call for YOU CAN’T garden without gar them at D. E. Hughes, West Che- den hoee. Get it at Doyle’s. 29tf halem. 31-tl* IG G f AND POULTRY (0 . A. C. Experiment Station.) W .W .HoNugsworthCe. Announcement C. R. CHAPIN Repair Department o f the Anderson M otor Company CaptsbatagereGrissea M R. H A R R Y PERKINS Newberg Transfer Co CLASSIFIED Anderson M otor Co. FOR SALE— One 2-horse wagon. For Information call Red 43. 31t2* TIRES— HAVE YOU seen thoae Oates cord tires, 30x3 4 ? Examine them, $18.60; fabric tlrea from St up. W. 8. Stull. 3it2* A U C T IO N E E R FOR SALE — Pedigreed White STOVE REPAIRS Leghorn cockerels from high record My watar «olla hast water. My pens; 9 weeks old. Buy now and get them cheap. Come and see them fir« backa for rang«« ara tadsetrueti- or eall us on phone., M. C. W ire A bla. My Nawbarg refaranaaa prova J. A. Adam«, 411 So. Sahool Son. 20t2 IL ■treat; phona Whla 11. 27t4* LIVE STOCK and «BH 1RAL F A IM SALKS Phans. M a l l _________ L i
