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Newspaper Page TextLargest Circulation In Yamhill County NEWBERG GRAPHIC, SIX OATS AND VETCH hay tor sal*, sd *7.* 39tl LOGANBERRY PICKERS Wanted CLOVER HAY— Inquire T. R. — 2 blocks north of cannery. Phone Warner. J ftl* Black 228. 39tl GET YOUR garden hose at Doyle's BERRY PICKERS WANTED— 4 Tire Shop. 2Stf weeks picking. Phone Blu* R148. 39tl FOR< SALE— Small horse. A. B. John Groff. Chas. K. Hubbard Is First Farmer Scherf, 'phone 2A151. I8t2* BERRY PICKERS WANTED— in This Locality to Get Into the r W E LD IN G ; BRAZING, castings Logans and blackcaps. Phone Black 38t2* Hart's Shop. Sltf 148. F. G. Olsen. Early Gardening Game A NEWJNNOVATION GREENHOUSE IS FINE SHOWIIG W aste energy tears into your profits FOR SALE— Strawberries. McDougan, phone I0A81. 8 fo o l Binder 16 Disc Drill USED ONE SEASON Larkin-Prince Hardware Company Is an Important figure In the medical world. She Is medical editor of Die Woman’s Home Companion Better Babies’ Department, and director of the New York State Board of Health, Dr. Lydia Allen De Vllbias te Discuss Division of Child Hygiene. Vital Them* at Chautauqua. In the final analysis of things earth How Russians Reward Artists. ly, about the moet Important business In Russia nowadays an artist Is not o f all Is the "business of living.” At particularly pleased when flowers ate least this Is the belief of Dr. Lydia cast on the stage for her. It la not Allen DeVUblss, noted New York phy- the fashion now to give bouquets to rid&n, who will discus this very vital favored actresses. Russian audiences do better than that. Nowadays they give apples and rolls. Sometimes the packages are so thick It Is a little hard to dance on the stage. sen tod to us by our friend Chas. K. Hubbard. As we have always as sociated the oOol cucumber with hot July and August ^weather we asked whence came this before the proper time for cucumbess. We were more than ever interested When told It was produced under glass and dAt elded to Investigate. Not that such 1 b a new industry, except to this particular vicinity. As we usually thought of a hot house as s place full of flowers and flowering plant* we were somewhat curious to see garden under glass where cucumber vines run In profusion. In construction the house was somewhat out of the ordinary. The walls were of hewn logs, some eight inches in diameter, to a height of three feet or three and one-half feet, with a glass wall on top of thla about two. feet high. This made a side of about 5K feet high. The roof was of glass and constructed in We had expected to find cucum bers growing in the approved gar den manner of running over ghe ground in every direction. Instead the vines were neatly trained up string« like hop vines until they formed arbors over the entire Inter ior ¿of the building. Long cucum- bera were hanging down every pi until one had to keep ducking “flUSMESS OF UVWG” IS BISSEST BUSINESS OF U1 190 Million Soule In Russia. Moscow.—The population of Russia, excluding Siberia, Is 130,707,000, ac cording to recent estimates. The town and city population le put at lit per cent. ‘ CARD OF THANKS We wisn to expreas our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to-oufr many friends, to the people of Newberg. Portland, and especially to the friends of our beloved one, who stood with us and gave their sympa thy and kindly assistance during the recent Illness and death of H. M. Wallace, our beloved husband, son, brother and nephew; also for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Hazel Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wallace. Olive G. Wallace, Paul M. Wallace. subject before Chautauqua folks on George W. Wallace, the fourth afternoon. Dr, DeVUblae by reaching around them with bis thumb and second • finger. When Just unable to close the fingers around them, they were about the proper size. This would be a en cumber close to two and one-half Inches In diameter and on the aver age from eight to ten Inches long. Mr. Hubbard markets the greater part of bis crop in Portland. Mr. Hubbard explained tbe one use, otber than raising a winter or out of season crop of either tomatoes or encumbers In his green house U to raise his own plants of various kinds that he might Ip able to pro duce early outside vegetables. As some of his garden is well advanced we believe he Is meeting with sue cess to some extent at least. HOUSEHOLD HINTS Phone Bine 213 904 First Street ILL PAY White silk stockings which have become yellow may be dyed black, brown or blue and be worn a double length of time. Mix the yolk of an egg with warm water and use as you would soso, and your coffee stains will soon dis appear. Hot water and suds will re move the yellow m nk of the egg without difficulty. CLASSIFIED ASH Cherries A t Highest Market Prices W e Take Early Soft Cherries, A ll Black Cherries and R oya l Annes John S. Edwards R169 RED RASPBERRY pickers want ed at 1011 North street. Just north of College; phone blye 6. Mrs. E. L. WANTED— 26 pickers f o r ; 11 FOR SALE— One brood sow and 1 ahoat. Phone Red 67. J. 8. Wright. acres of blackcap«, on* Parrett moun 89tf tain; shed*, Water and wood fur nished. J. M. Hoad, Route 2. 37t4* NINE EWES and three lambs for ile. R. A. Bailey, Sprlngbft&k, Ore. . WANTED— Cherry and raspberry pickers. 1 Vi and 3 cents for cher ries and 8 cents t o r raspberries. ENGLISH TERRIER tor sale; Chas. H. Grave*, Sprtngbrook, Ore about five months 'old. Phone Red gon. 38t2* 38. S»tf LOGAN BERRY PICKERS want BOXES A > crates— Order now and ed. Good picking, John Keller place, be ready for your crops Spaulding 1 mile east of Y bridge. Keller A Log. Co. 33tf Lewis, phone Black 44. evenings And mornings. 38t2* FOR SALE— Six heavy work hor ses. Call and see at Jim Smith place, BERRY PICKERS WANTED— St. PauL 35tf Logans and blackcaps. Will get pickers at Newberg In morning and WAGONS, PLOWS and farm ma return them at night. Phone 2A52. chinery repaired. Hart’s Shop, First Fred Slefken. 89t2* And Meridian. 29tf BERRY PICKERS WANTED— 60 FOR SALE or trade,— Light 4 yr. pickers for Munger black raspber old horse, broke. Ernest Leland, ries; will furnish houses, spring Dundee, Oregon. , 39t2* beds, stove and wood. Phone 12A25 FORD CAR for sale cheap.. In or writ* Ed West, Rte. 3, Newberg. 89tl* quire at post office or cor. of 11th and Chehalem sta. S4tf BLACKCAP F1CKER8 WANTED FOR SALE— Span mares, weigh Picking will start about July 2; will about 1300; also grain binder. Phone carry pickers back and forth. Call 12AS2. Lucas Cowgtll. 38t2* up quick If want a Job. Good pick ing, good camping. Will pay going WANTED— Highest market price price. PhonvM7A52. J. 8. Graves. 88tl* paid for dried prunes at H. 8. Oils A Co.’a packing house. 36tf FOR SALE— Jim Henry Coach colt, 5-yr.-old, well broke, wt. 1100; price right. Mrs. Joaie Everest. 36tf As we walked through under the vines we could hear the boxzlni bees. When asked about this, Mr. Hubbard explained that a hive* of bees was kept In the house to aM in the pollentsation. The cucumber, It seems, has two distinct kinds of bloeaon^s, those containing pollen, — Phone Black 0 — 809 First S t N ew berf, Oregon Dr. Thos. W. Hester Office in Dixon Building PHQNB8: Whit* 239 R**. Orange 389 Dr. A. M. Davis DENTIST Office over Ferguson’s Drug Store PHONE BLACK 37 Dr. John S. Rankin PHYSICIAN ta d SURGEON Office Phone Blank 171 Rea. Phone Gray 171. £ . A. lUmig, M. D. FOR SALE— Modern six-room bungalow, with bath, on easy terms. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON lOtf LARGE STOCK of auto and truck Inquire of J. D. Gordon. 1 Office oser First R atinasi Rank. springs. Springs made and repaired. DRESSMAKING DONE at extra Residence Phone Gray 6. Hart's Shop. First and Meridian. 29tf reasonable prices. Call me and see. Office Black I. White 206. Weet Sheridan a t 38t4* Oregon .tied, white, black, bine, tan; A1 for FOR SALE— Farm of 70 acres; this hunting season; phone Red 161. 39tl* will divide; running water, improved part has crop all in. John«Klrkley, 216 north River street. 27tf bull; 1 dry cow; 1 cow milking; 1 FOR SALE— 1% acres, abundance to freshen soon. A. Versteeg, White R152. 38t2 of fruit, 7-room hduse, hot and cold water, electric lights, barn. All for S8t4* FOR SALE OR RENT— New 4- 12600. Address Box 184. room house, with 3 acres ground; good garden. Call at 603 south Blaine. ,39tf tered house; well, woodshed, garage, chicken houee, barn, fruit. For quick Old papers suitable for under car- ■ale, 13760. Spivey's Paint Store pets. for packtng purpoees, etc., for sale at the Graphic Office at 6c per FOR TRADE— 100 acres land, will bündle. tf take residence property or farm DO YOUR windows rattle? Set property to the value of 12600 on| the rattle, and weather proof Weath even trade. Chancey Gell, phone 12tf er Strip at Spaulding Log. Co.— It’s i Red 101. sure cure. 32tl , WANTED TO EXCHANGE— A 6- The Graphic always tries to get the room modern house, renting for 835 very beat mechanics obtainable. That month and . 2 good business lots in is one reason that they can turn out one of best irrigated sections of first-class printing. tf Montana, for Newberg property. Ad DENTIST dress A. F. 8., care Graphic. 39t4 We want all your fat and stock TBLBPHONES hogs, lambs, veal, beef and chick DAIRY FARM FOR SALE OR RENT ens Get our prices before you sell. Office, W hite 99. Res. Black 199 Having traded a portion of my Newberg Packing A Produce Co.32tf farm for Imperial hotel of Newberg MILK FOR SALE— Pint, quart or. which I am now operating, am gallon. Inquire at Mrs. Geo. Kin obliged to dispose of remaining 99 ney's, west end of Third street by acres, as I cannot handle it in con nection with hotel business. ESTABLISHED 1900 condenser, or phone Blue 101 Farm located 8 mtlee west of Jef for Mrs Kinney. Reliable Fonerai Directors ferson near Buena Vista in Marion Lady Assistant county; all first cla n river bottom Phone Black 94 Day or Night land; 40 acres In cultivation; re IWBBRO, -:- OREGON mainder open pasture and timber; TRADE FOR HAY or oats, one running water on place; SO sen s new ensilage cutter on trucks, com seeded to clover, 10 acres oats, wheat plete with distributor and knives. and vetch now ready to cut for hay; Spaulding Logging Ca 39tf fair house and barn; price |125tper D r . H . C . D ixo n C. R. CHAPIN remaining portion to purchaser for term of years. Will require $2,000 cash to handle, or would consider FOR RENT— 4 room house. See J. M. Le well in g 603 Blaln st. 37tf taking good residence city property In exchange. W. J. Turnldge, Im FOR RENT— First olaas pasture; perial Hotel, Newberg, Oregon. S8tf plenty of water and shade. Call 22A626. 3 912 FOR RENT— Three large rooms. FOR SALE— Ford front springs, No small children. Water on porch. |2 each. Hart’s Shop. 32tl 602 N. Main. 39tl* FOR SALE J. H. NASH, the Auctioneer, let FOR RENT— House 7 rooms, bath, 45tf GOAT MILK for sale 603 south toilet, electric lights, garden and him do It. Phone Red 43. Blaine. 37tf fruit. Phone 13A3. Ward Graves. FOR PAINTING, shingling and 39tl* erection of allo*, call White 36. 38tl* WOOD FOR SALE at V. A. Vin cent’s Feed Store. * , 38ti ALL KINDS of building done, day or contract. C. H. ElUs, phone Red FOR SALE— Second hand piano, 89tf WANTED— Milk customers. Red 88. Cheap. , F. D. Sharp. 32tl 37t4 DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy DUROC SOW and pigs for sale. PULLETS wanted at Vincent’s sician, U. S. National Bank building W. Hann, Raybell. 39tl 4tf 89tf McMinnville. Feed Store. FOR SALE— Good cow; James FULL BLOOD Jersey ball for ser SACKS WANTED at Vincent’s Roberts, Wynooskl street. 88t2* 37tf vice, $2.00 cash. Walter H. Wilson, Feed Store. phone White 224. . 17t24* STORAGE BATTERIES charged WANTED— 100 to 200 White Leg and repaired. Hart’s Shop. 33tf ORDERS TAKEN for fruit treei horn April pullets. Phone Red 67 and nursery stock of all kinds at Vin FOR SALE— 60 loads af apple J. S. Wright. 39tl cent's Feed Store. 60t! wood. Vincent’s Feed Store. 37tf WANTED— Highest market price THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is MILK GOAT for sale cheap, now paid for dried prunes at H. 8. GUe giving milk. Inquire N. F. Byerx. A Co.'« packing houee. 86tf delivered dally (No Sunday) at* 45 cents per month. If you wish to sub 37tf scribe, call Red 146. J. B. Martin. WANTED— Two baby FOR SALE— 60 head ewes. See local agent. Page, corner Fifth and College. about middle of next week. 37t4* Hess, Rt. 1, phone 2IA51. DAILY PORTLAND . JOURNAL delivered for 46c a month; daily and TWO HEIFER CALVES for sale or will trade for pigs. V. T. Hlnshaw. lu Hollingsworth. 201 Fourth street Sunday. 66c. Subscribe of L. M. White 42. 39tl near Dayton avenue; phone Red 69 Buell, local agent, 521 Weet Fifth street. Call Blue 214 about trouble or subscriptions. X FOUR YEAR old Mare, WANTED— To get in touch with 1660, gentle, broke. D. E. LOANS— Any amount, form, city a party who can do real missionary West Chehalem. work between here and the south. property and chattels; no delaya. FOR SALE— Milk cow A 2 mon. Addrees. care Graphic. 39tl* Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds, etc., bought and. sold. For invest old calf grade Jersey and Holstein ments’ see Atty. B. A. Kliks, Mc 506-Willamette at. g«tf. Minnville, Oregon. FOR NURSERY STOCK, nut. and ornamental shrubbery, see or phone L A. Hanning, Black 111. 21tf FOR SALE—Good. hard, used brick, all you want. Inquire at the W. R. GaUand service station. 61tf CHIROPRACTOR PHYSICIAN and 8H KJE0H Roy 87t4 YOU CAN’T garden without gar- n hose. Get It at Doyle's. 39tf Dr. I. M. Blomwick ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice In all courte; Probate, Deed, Mortgagee end ell legal papers. Abstract* examined. ATTORNEY A T LAW C-LARENCE BU TT Will practice In all court« of state. Special attention given Probate work, writing deed«, mortgages, contracts, and drafting of papers Office, 2nd floor. Union Blk. Newberg, Oregon TEACHER OF SINGING Conoert— Opera— Oratorio NEWBBRG WEDNESDAYS Jeseie Britt Plano Stadio — AW Aja iwwDorg Tr<i I raimer to . D m Leoal and Long Dittano« Hauling. Furniture, Pianoi wd Sale« a ipeoialty Good Coal 113.50 par Ton K P. TIMBERLAKE, Prcprieter Residence phone Red 79 Office phone, Whit* 117 AUCTIONEER LIVE STOCK and GENERAL FARM 14188. Phone, l*a26 _________ 1 » n r « * .