& AUGUST 10.
gV JU Q
THE PAVED SO AD 8ITUATI0H
obstad ddsUaist!
W illiam t f . t ñ a r
Now, therefore, alb
claims against tb s Ml
W. Clark, the same ]
s e a s , with the proper vouchers, duly
verified, to t in UndersIgittd'OM tM t
istratrlx, a t the lair office of Clar­
ence Butt, in tha City of Nowhere.
Yamhill County, Oregon, w ithin n il
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 13th <hy of July. f l t f .
ANNA P. HOWLAND.
A dm inistratrix of th e eetats of
W illiam W. Clark, deceased.
Clarence B utt, attorney for aetata.
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Moto« I m Carage
Kelly Springfield Tires
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AD Work Guaranteed
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V eterinarian
Newberg Prodnoe Co., Nine 188
INKERS
GIVES ADVICE P O l
U . H. Daria DLÇ. tp I s, r 4 w. 9l0®.
Un« M. Webster R ise and hoa-
band to Rila 8 . Webater, p a rt lot I,
lira. P. W. Chaadler's addition Mc­
Minnville. » 1 . 0 *.
R om Taylor at al to B. P. and
Row U. Dixon, 39.99 neraa in C- A.
Puller DLC, t» 4 a. r S w. 91500.
many other* as wall are “«p in the «pb CoU Bloodgood noted authority
a ir- la on the question of renewing « ¿ c a n o e r « r h o iT m aking a t o a r 3
I * W rfM a when th« p a t i e n t 5 . the c o S tr y m »art of Í eampalgn
“? r® . f e ? dry and cttr«d , Of education against tb s spread of
suniciSBtiy for trsiflc.
that iico u m which c la im eighty
Here 1» tb s pertinent question th a t thousand American lives each year.
*ota« *®. Or. Blood good, who Is professor of
Í L Í S ^ n ! í I í r Í ild aiL 0f our P*v#d «*r*ery a t Johns Hopkins medical
road* In Oregon long before they are school, declares 1« brief th at cancer
d **V ln<;
»Imnnt before we can always be prevented if taken In
have begun to pa? _9g them, and if time but can rarely be cured. Pre-
*“• w ad* * e get them built who la ventlon la hla slogan,
going to PSP all these double or
Following in brief, are hla words
triple paving bills? Something must of w arning:
be wrong. There le no question but , For the smoker: “Cnneer of the
goiqe of our official* have been negll- lip, tongue and mucous membrane of
gsnt. O th e r o f two things is cer­ the tongue and cheeks, attacks adults
tain, the road was not properly con­ who use tobacco ta any to n s and
structed in the first place or s I m who have ragged, dirty teeth. The
lt^waa pot properly protected after- combination to the ceuse; and the
combination to unnecesm ry.'*'
Ms, Taxpayer, it In Up to you and - For persons w ith skin m arks:
me to ferret out and remedy the
situation. If we are going to be
forced to rebuild In {ms manner we into three groups.
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had better know It how as we will
dither have to " t s t i t out- or go
broke. . It m ight be well to call at­ which frequently develop Into can-
tention to one of the main factors
In road destruction and th at is the
3. Those eklU defects, like little
freight traffic that to permitted on red birthm arks, and th in g s' like
our highway*. F ar be It from me freckles, 1 » which cancer practically
to condemn all of this bust nee«, but never develops, and to which ne a t­
tention a fte r th e first examination
need he giveh>
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3. Those skin defects
which
should be watched and removed If
they Mow any sign of growth, weep­
ing or ulceration."
F o r, women:
“Cnneer of the
uterus attacks the mothers of o ar
children. It ta largely or entirely
as well, and Ip either caw the cost due to the neglect of the proper re­
to coming out of producer and con­ pair or healing ef the Injuries dap
sumer. Are we going to put up with to child-hearing. There in much evi­
this always?
dence th at cancer of the uterus to »
No doubt we' get freight hshied a preventable disease. It to certain­
little cheaper by trueh than by rail ly. largely curable ff recognised a t
In the first instance, hie* when we
go s little fu rth er down Ike line and
have to pay Increased taxes to keep
up our roads, and have to pay higher
dltkm to Newberg. 931*».
W. T. Vinton and wife to V . h
Smith, undivided one-fourth Interest
In brich wall and 1 x 100 feet la lot
¡0, blh 0, original town of MeMlnn-
▼111«. 9310.
Mary T. Wendell and bneband to
Luetlle B. Martlnuen, «.*«7 acres la
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tlon w hether we are any bettor o®
than had we shipped It all by rail.
But trucks have come to stay and It
la well for us In more ways than one.
but we must see to it th at they stay
within bounds so 19 to serve but
not ruin.us.
But in the final showdown it was
our officials who have been at fault
either In the construction or main­
tenance of our pavgmenta, and we
m u st. see th a t such things do not
always continue, C. W. Bradshaw.
H. Huey and wtls, north half lota 7
.and A blh I, W illis's addition Mc­
Minnville. 110.
Julius a . Wendell and wife to Ln-
,d lle
M a rtin e n , .10« of an acre in
Solomon Heater DLC, tp 3 a, * 2 w.
SIS.
B u m s Yocom and husband to M.
P. Hall. 190 aeree la eeen 39 and
AS, t s i i . r l v . 910.
J. & Bickford to J. L. Ketch and
wife, lot 4, blh 7. original town of
Sheridan, and small tract in A- B.
Faulconer DLC, tp 9 8 , r • w. 910.
Clarence Butt and wife to Marie
Christensen, 9 acres la Richard Ev­
erest DL£, tp I s, t 2 w. 910 .
• P. L. Cato and wife et al to Sher­
idan Investment company, fO ft.
HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM
ICE COLD WATERMELONS
BAKERY GOODS
MAGAZINES «
LUNCH GOODS
BOTTLED SOFT DRINKS
CANDIES, CIGARS, and
TOBACCOS
Special Prides on Q nantity lee
$1500.
Katherine Gebmann e t al, to Law.
renee Linder et al, <9 acres In esc
2, tp 4 s, r 3 w. 31®.
Minnie Moore Gilds to W. R. and
Ethel L Pope, lots I t and 13, Long­
view Acres fl.0 0 .
Mattie Hern and husband to Ed.
Bechtel find wife, 29.4? senes in
Darling Smith DLC, tp fi e, r 2 and
4 w. $4000
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Fred A. H urner and wife to Ralph
E. Nelson, lot« 9 and 10, Calavan’s
addition to Carlton. 9139.
J. L Ketch and wife to J. 8 . Bick­
ford. 9.58 scree in 8 . P. Staggs DLC,
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Sr M i m
T"..r
C. A. Kirkpatrick to K. C. Cooper
and Wife. lot 7, blk 10, City Park
addition. New berg. flO .
Louise B. K ill» and husband to
W. R. Hampton, email tra c t in New­
berg. 9179.
H aas Olson to John Farm er and
wife, 74.017 acres la Aaron Lynch
and Jacob Hampton DLCb, tp S s,
r S w. 911.108.90.
L. 8 . Otto and wife to Grace If.
Wendt, small tract In Newberg.
1290.
; 1 Daniel W. P otter estate, by ad-
OXEGOM CAMP FERE
PERMITS HOW NECESSARY
something
laded coro
have found out about 1
tire mon
n yon iffie a good tub» your
get k tttsr and
from your on
That*» just one reason w b f
so many motorists around
here s tic k to H artford Tubes.
They m ake better rid in g *
b etter tik e mileage.
H artford Tubes uphold s
25 year reputation.
Due to the forest fire situation In
Oregon. Acting District Forester E.
the state td require permits for camp
firee on* national Sorest lands, to be
effective Immediately. It Is the first
All work guaranteed. Builds all time th at sueh a rule has been put
effect in Oregon.
kinds of cement enrbe and vanlta, into
“The forests ate very dry. maay
and grave covers. Lots a n d single fires are startin g and the extreme
graves eared for by the year.
necessity ef care w ith fire la the
woods waa never »0 important, g ad
the public to urgently ahked to real­
ise this danger to Oregon’s most val­
uable resource.” says Mr. Kava-
nangh.
Perm its a n being required for
building eamp firee on national for­
est lands In the states of Washington
«fid California and the extremely
dry conditions of forest lands la Ore­
gon make the permit system abso­
lutely necessary, forest officers say.
The instructions provide th at sult-
402, Newberg, Oregon, or
Evans
Phphiiig
Co.
W hether repairs to old jobs
or new in stallation , w hy not
figure w ith u á
S in c e 19 07
k
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X. L. W I N
B. X. RYANS
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Shop phone Blue 195
Rea. pltfftô Nfue if.
B. E. Evans, Phon« Black 191
stations
widest
is new
rule. Season permits will be Issued
Only to regular users of the CereSta
such a* men m charge of livestock
find going operations on the national
forests. At specially prepared forest
camp grounds w hert flier« ta a for­
est officer la charge, as a t Bag*»
Creek, no permit will be required,
the Instructions state.
dltlon McMinnville. 372.93*-— -
Josephine Everest to Maude L.
L lcbtenthaler pad husband, 2 acres
in Richard Everest DLC, tp 3 1 , r 1
w. 1900.
George «Glass and wife to Went­
w orth Y. Barber and wife; 151 acres
In sec 28, tp 5 a, r 7 w. $3250.
D. W. Grasty and wife to Frank
H. Moore and wife, lot 11, blk 4,
original town of Carlton. $1000.
George A. Halstead to Jack
Spenoe, undivided half interest in 81
acres in William Logan DLC, tp 4
and 5 a, r S_w. 12000 .
M. F. Hall to Emma Yocom. lots
1. 2. 9 and 4, blk 2, Foster’s addi­
tion 8 herldan. 910 .
Anna F. Howland and husband to
William L Howland. 9 acres In Jos­
eph Hem DLC, tp 3 a. r 8 w. 910.
Emile Laekband and husband to
Joseph V. E. Fulham and wife, 2.95
sere* in C. Goodrich DLC, tp 4 s, r
S w. $ 1 . 00 .
Raleigh Montgomery to Chris
Leckband a n d wife, 5.20 acres In C.
Goodrich and Joel Palmer DLC, tp
,4 a, r 3 w. 99300.
Minnie C. Ifagoon to T. F. Lin-
Save the Sou»
Small pieces of soap 'a re often
throw n away, but considerable econ­
omy may be practiced if these ends
are placed In a pan, covered with
w ater and allowed to come slowly to
a boil, then pour the melted soap In­
to molds or dishes, allow It to cool
and you will have new cakes of soap.
Oatmeal added will greatly improva
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C A. SMITH
HOP PICKERS
WANTED
aras? »A**, s
DITTO*. ORE.
The beat of cam ping fa cilities. Good w ater and plenty of wood. T ents to be had a t $8.50 for
th e sea son. W ill w ant 880 p iek en . Price for picking w ill be $ 1 .0 0 per hundred pounds. WILL
START PICKING SEPTEMBER 1ST.
Worley and wife to D. M.
83.11 aeree in Mary Jeff-
W. C. Goodrich DLC b , tp
s Mt o d d w. 310 .
Mary Morris to Robert G.
fi. w}|e, half acre fa John
B L a j p S s, r 2 w. 110.
I A. Mulkey aad wife to J.
1 . p a rt lota 1, 2. I.M pbson’a
ad subdivision. |27®0.
LEAVE APPLICATIONS AT CINNAMON’S CONFECTIONERY, DAYTON, OREGON.
p lications m ust bs in by A ugust 82nd.
AD ap­
H. WOOD
FftS L » 10" *•
and M artin Oberg to S. E.
t. Cummins, 70x180 feet in
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