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VEW BXRO GRAPHIC, THURSDAY. K A Y 18, 1888.
Flro Insurance
Loans
Go to the
Pitchers’ Contest
W. E. White & Co.. 97 Realtors
Wo Handle Trades.
7 0 3 1-2 First S t.
PREPAREDNESS
I i the watchword o f today.
For
thirty
tw o
yean
it
has been the policy o f the management o f this bank to
observe this w atchw ord in financial matters.
To this
conservatism, together with careful and conscientious
service we attribute our continued suooess.
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A R oll o f H onor Bank
UNITED STATES
OP
O N A L B M
N C W B E R O .O R E G O N
The much discussed boys baseball
pitchers’ contest Is scheduled to start
this coming week and be held on the
public school grounds. The contest
ants will be divided In throe classes
determined by age; the contest for
the first class open to boys under
twelve years of age will be staged
next Tuesday evening; the second
clase for the boys over twelve and
under fourteen years is scheduled for
Wednesday, and the third group of
those over fourteen and under slx-
teesf) Thursday evening.
The prises that are to be given
cannot be definitely given out, but
thoee working on the contest are
hoping to be able to announce trips
to see a Coast League game at Port
land for the winners in the different
classes.
B icycle Run
C èrtiti]ly
m a lté
cylindrical
Groth Electric Co.
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FREE w ith each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased,
One “ Ton Tested”
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Trouble on your car ,
WE HAVE ONE OP THE BE8T SHOPS IN THE COUNTY
Albert
Grocers
Reconmead
Albers
Quality
Flapjacks
the
A bicycle run to Oregon City Is
h ot cake s
being planned by the member^ of the
o f the
boys bicycle club for next Saturday.
The group plan to leave Newberg at
W çst
an aarly hour, crossing the river and
stopping at Champoeg on the way
down, spending the middle of the
day at or near Oregon City and re
turning home the latter part of the Portland-N ewberg K otor B ui Sched
afternoon.'
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ule E ffective January 15, 1982
This Is the first long trig, planned
Subject to change without notice.
by the dub and only seasoned bicy Leave
Portland
Leave Newberg
clists will be taken, as the distance Park ft Yamhill
Imperial Hotel
to" be covered Is between fifty and
8:00
a. m.
8:00 a. m.
sixty m ile s .________
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9:30
a. m.
9:00 a. m.
Any boys not already members of l l : W
fc U
____ 10:00 a. m.
tbe elub and wishing to Join ean get
1:05 p . m . ”
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information concerning it form Dave
2:30
p. m.-
1:00 p. m.
Ellis, who Is president, or Meade El
liott. club advisor. ^__ ..»■
5:30 p. m.
4:00 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
—
8:10 p. m.
Red H ills Hike
Sat. and Sun.— ONLY—Sat. and Sun.
Last Friday evening fourteen boys 11:16 p. m.
8:00 p. m.
shouldered their packs and struck
Reservations for Theatre Parties,
cut along the Dundee road on the etc., or for Special Trips call: Port
trail of crisp bacon and other over land, phone Main t o i l ; Newberg.
night hike luxuries. Thanks to the phone Black 120.
kindness of a friendly lady with big
car, <4fce blanket rolls were hauled
from Dundee to the.top of the hill
west and Oh! boy! did wa appreciate
it? I’ll say we did. *
Camp was pitched in and near an
old barn, thanks to Mr. L C. Noble.
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rwcSMpnre and stories
' 410
STREET
filled up the evening. Bedtime saw
Phone Black 22.
the gang rolled in among the straws
and mice, but not to sleep, thanks to
Residence phones Red 213
the vocal efforts of some, blanket
and Whlte 219.
sniping abilities of others, etc. Sleep
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
finally prevailed and was bops until
HAULING
about 4:15, when breakfast activi
Portland office 53 -Front St.
ties started.
Phone 2854 Broadway.
A trip over the top of the hills to
Cheh&Iem valley, lunch and then a
long hot tramp down tbe south val
ley road put the gang Into town
about 3:39, hot, dusty and' clear
tired out, but ‘‘ratin'’ to go again.
Boys making the trip were John
Lewffe, Harold - Hainan. George Lee,
Gordon Manion, Clarence Meyers,
Lloyd McVey, Delmar Olds, Fred
Rucker, Burton Waterman, Paul
GUTTERS — TANKS
Jones, Frank Brooks, Eldon Dart on.,
REPAIRING — SOLDERING
"Bus*’ Hall and Walter Vincent.
^jisst Metal
Works
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of corresponding size.
. The EXTRA THICKNESS o f the VACUUM CUP
TREAD plus the EXTRA plies o f highest quality fabric
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and the good-measure tread o f hundreds o f stu d y , non-
skid Vacuum Cups, make Vacuum Cup Tires, at prevail
ing prices, the biggest valne on the m arket
.
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Come in and get a copy o f the latest price schedule
— you w ill be agreeably surprised.
Get your season’s .
tire equipment TODAY and a FREE TUBE w ith every
tire purchased.
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C A LK IN S ’ G A R A G E
Drive around every tw o weeks and let ns test your battery,
end give it that much needed distilled w ater; it w in prolong its
life. There is no charge fo r this service.
WE HANDLE THE W ILLARD BATTERY. It is one o f tee
best batteries on the market. W hen you buy a W illard you axe
sure going to get the service that is due you. The guarantee is
not alone backed by the W illard Storage Battery Go., but also by
ua
YOURS FOR SERVICE.
GROTH
Weight Accurate
quality superlatively fi né,
prices consistent with qual-
Ity and service— that la
what you can expect fit-our.
meat market. You cannot be
disappointed here, for we
will not sell you a poor
piece of meat -
PEO PLES
In the Junior League, dope has
suffered some severe upsets this past
week, the H. S. freshmen giving it
tbe first Jolt by defeating the H. S.
sophomores 4-1, last Friday. The
uper classmen had been slated for a
win in a fairly close game but the
yearlings took adavsntage of a wob
bly streak In the sophs’ pitching
staff and put. over the winning runs
early in tbe game.
Tbe second spill for the dope buck
et came in the defeat of the Acade
my freshmen by tbe Academic sec
ond year team. Followers of the two
nines had the beginners listed for
an easy win, but a decided knock of
meeting the mound offerings with
safe hits and the losers backing up
a skyrocketing pitcher by nothing
but errors gave the sophs an un
questioned victory with a 12 to 6
score.
Tuesday afternoon the H. S. sophs
and Grammar school teams crossed
bats but tbe final score bad not come
in as this went to press. Friday the
Academy and H. S. freshmen are
scheduled to clash on the college dia
mond. In an earlier game the N. H.
S. supporters were victorious and the
Academic bat swingers are vowing
to even the score if possible this
time.
Junior League Standings
It really is, this art o f lookin g oool and n ifty , these hot
summer days.
But it’s easily acquired.
It’s quite likely that i f you ask one o f these spick-
and-span fellow s how he does it you’ll find that he’ s
w earing shirts and collars w hich we have professionally
LAUNDERED— not merely washed and ironed.
His linen has had the benefit o f a process o f oars
w hich closes the pores o f the fabric, strengthen» the
fibres, and protects from grit and grime.
(M A R K ET
DEATON 8 KLINCIER
WE TREAT YOU RICHT ALLTHE TIME
PHONE BLUE 2 2 0 " WE DELIVER
BA|KER THEATRE
Tw o shows each night, 7 :3 0 and 9:00.
Saturday matinee 2 :1 5
A ll K inds o f K etal W ork
JonioT League Baseball
Teams
Played W T ;
H. ;s. f r o * . . . . 3
3
0
Acd. soph s...
1
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H. 8. sophs.. . . . 2
1
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Acd. frosh. .
1
2
Grade school . . . 2
0
2
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with your Battery and Electric
rasr
For a lim ited tim e only we a le givin g ABSOLUTELY
on
P.Ct
1000
600
500
333
000
G, C. COLLARD, Prop.
713 F irst Street
7uone Black 33.
For the
BEST SPRAYS
DfijtSC
of all lands you will
find our prices right
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Vincent Feed Store
Jesse L.Lasfcy
C e c il B D e M i l l e
Oregon-W ashington
Truck Serm e
n
P R O D U C T IO N
‘¿foots ^paradise
w ith
ROUND TRIPS DAILY
Betw. Fortified and Newberg.
Local office Spivey’s Paint
Store.
Phone Black 75
P o rte n d office 40 Second S t
Phone Broadway 5181
Grammar School League
Teams
p.ct
Played W
L
1000
3
Eighth A ..
0
800
Sixth ........
4
1
Eighth B2.
500
1
1
Seventh B .
2
400
3
250
Eighth B l.
1
3
Seventh A . ----- 3
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THE OREGON Fire Relief Associ
ation of McMinnville has written
more Insurance In Oregon for tbe
last five years than any other com
pany.
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CO LLECTIO N S
D orotiy Dalton. Mildred Harris. Ctmra/Mkgcl,
Theodore K arloff, John David*on Ju lia
A dance hall queen In a Mexi
can oil town. A penniless youth
blinded. A petted dancer, with
Europe at her feet. A gambling
“ greaser" whose dagger was- his
law.
All strangely caught up in a
story that starts in underworld
strife, then grows, through state
ly temples, goregous palaces, and
wealth, to lavish proportions nev
er equalled on stage or screen.
A t The Bakfip
Wednesday A Thursday
K A Y 84 AND 85
Admission 15c and 30c.
M cM innville, Oregon
H illsboro, Oregon
Friday and Saturday, May 19 and 20
W allace Reid in
Newberg Laundry
Phono Whit« 112
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given that the
[iinderslgned. Marguerite Devore, has
been by the County Court of Yam
hill oounty, Oregon, duly appointed
Administratrix of the estate of J.
E. Devore, deceased, and has duly
qualified as such Administratrix.
Now therefore, all persons hating
claims against said aetata of J. E.
Devore, deceased, are hereby noti
fled and required to present same
duly verified, to the undersigned.
Marguerite Devore, at her place of
residence in Dundee. Yamhill county.
Oregon, within alx months from the
date of this notice.
Dated this 24th day of April.
1922.
a
MARGUERITE DEVORE.
Administratrix of the estate of J.
E. Devore, deceased.
R. L. Conner, attorney for said
estate.
Date 1st pub. Apr. 27, 1928.
Date laat pub. May 25, 1932.
Yamhill Co. Abstract
COMPANY
J. H. GIBSON. Mgr.
The only A bstract Books in
Yam hfll County.
McMINNVTLLft.
OREGON
PIONEER
Employment Co.
Rent Free”
A ticklesom e tale o f a troublesome tenant, whose landlady drove
him forth to live a w ild lift: on the roof tops.
Also comedy, ‘T in Cans.”
Monday and Tuesday, May 22 and 23
Thomas Meighan in
14 North Seoond Street
Supplies
Hay,
Farm Hands.
Harvest
and
List Now
fo r Hop Piekers.
Phone Broadway 8878
PORTLAND
OREGON
“The Easy Road
_ The sparkle o f life and the dregs.
Between them— the easy road!
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Also “ WINNERS OF THE WEST.”
The top and the bottom*