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802 First St
APPLE PICKERS WANTED; Che-
halem Valley Orchards. Black 1502.
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BR.B.T0NB. JONES D.&,Pfc.&
LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR
702 ft Flint SL
Newberg, Ora.
By Appointment, Bvenlng
and Sunday
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ONIONS __Local grown, fin# yellow stock, 5 lbs. 8 cents;.................. ................... 10 pounds 15 cents
POTATOES— Carefully selected white stock, running very even in sine; 8 pounds 15o; 1* lbs. 25c
5 Pounds 25 cents
FOR RENT— First-class rooms
with board. Phone White 182. 60t4*
Dr. Tho8. W. Hester
Leslie’s Shaker Salt, free
FOR RENT— Nice sleeping rooms.
10 Hancock st., phone Black 12.
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Office In Dixon Building
PHONES:
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SWEET POTATOES—Hew sweet potatoes
Kerr’s Fancy Patent or Vim
flou r, 49 lb. sack $1.83; bbl.
lots $7.25.
CANE SUGAR— 15 pounds $1.00.......................
Chocolate,
It taken n
varieties of
to bring oat IT
running, 2 lb can for 10 cents
RAirm GIRL PATEHT FLOOR— A Crown Mills product, Ho. 10 sack, 3 8 c ;........ Two for 75 oents
CANNED MILK— Federal or Darimade, 3 cans 25c, 12 for $1.00;
----- Borden’s 9 oents can
............................ Limit Ont lot to a Customer
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
FOR RENT— Furnished 4-room
house, Ihi seres ground, barn, gar
age. chicken house. Gall Black
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CLASSIFIED
Dr. A. M. Davis
FOR TRADE
POR SALE
r CONCORD GRAPES for sale. Mrs.
Kramer, Red 27.
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“Sweetened Co-
a,” lb. 18e; 2 l k M a
HAY FOR 8ALB— Mrs.
Jones, north Main st.
BULK COFFEE—20th Century—If anything, it is better than ever
— Plantation Blend— Very good coffee, pound 23c
roaster today, on your table tomorrow.
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USED HEATING STOVE tor sale,
FOR SALE— Modern
six-room
$2.SO. $14 south Meridian st. 61t4* bungalow, with bath, on easy terms.
Inquire of J. D. Gordon.
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A. ft L. Oysters, Bo. 1 can
7 0 0 First S treet, Newberg
FIVE ACRES, with S-room plas
tered house; well, woodshed, garage,
chicken house, barn, fruit. For quick
■ale. 12700. Or will trade my equi
FOR SALE— 8 Registered Lincoln ty for Newberg property. Spivey’ s
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bucks; $1$ to 02$ each. J. T. Ever Paint Btore.
est.
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2 % acres frutt and vegetable
BUYING dried blackcaps ranch, with apptsa. potatoes, corn,
irrise at H. a Oils Oo.’s tomatoee and other vegetables;
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41 tf about 14 Mocks from center of
Newbetg. WH1 sell cheap. Address
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ORDERS T a k e n for fruit trow Bex 201, Newberg, Oregon.
id nursery stock of all Unde at V(n
Ih*. Joba S. Rankin
FHTBCUJTaai
Office Phone Black ZT1
Raa. Phone Gray 171
Office
FOR SALE—4
pound, you pic
r r s A GOOD TIME to boro wells.
Judge Hasbrouek and Judge Derby, Sprlngbrook. Ore.
See Z. a ElHa.
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the latter representing the defend
ant. The complaint stated that Mr.
FOR 8ALB— Full blooded Orping-
Beauregard had been offered f 1,000
n pullets and roosters. Fred Them-'
fer the property. Under the terms
rg. pbone SPAISI.
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of the agreement he will receive
DR. STRYKER. Osteopathic phy
flSOO and the rights to certain sal
vage.^ The state and ceuaty will-
loin equally In the purchase.
A beautification of the loops will
WANTED— Highest market price
be started at once.— Hood River Gla
paid for dried prunes at H. 8. Oils
cier.
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A Co.’s packing house.
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directors. Thirty-nine joined the
membership roll end It Is fully ex
pected that more will join in and
make It at least an even hundred.
YOU CAN still get brick from W.
The county has decided to do no 4t. Gallaad at the bridge station.
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more paving this year, consequently First and Rlvsr streets.
no more streets In Woodburn will be
ORDERS TAKEN for grapes of
paved until next spring or summer. excellent quality. Mrs. E. H. Wood
This Is bad news for tbe good streets ward, phoae Blue 87.
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advocates on Harrison, Young. Hard-
castle and East Lincoln thorough
FOR SALE— 1 hone, about 8 yrs.
fares. A delegation went to Salem old; wt. 1100 Hw, gentle, work single
Monday morning to Interview Road or double; |60. F. Schwarain, Rex.
Master Culver regarding getting
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Harrison street paved this year. Mr.
Culver came down in tbe afternoon . ORDERS TAKEN for Concord
and said he would do so If the coun and Worden grapes. Will deliver in
cil gave htm a written order to do town. Phone 27A4, Harold H. Mil
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the work, bat advised against tt as ler.
the base had not settled sufficiently
FOR SALE— Oak dresser, oak li
after the grading. As the city would
have to give a guarantee to keep It brary table, 9x12 rug, kitchen chair,
in repair for five years, it was de high chair and garden tools. Cell
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cided to accept Mr. Culver’s advice. Red 212.
— Woodburn Independent.
FOR SALE— Freeh Jersey cow.
leo tomatoes, 50c bu. st field,
-lag your boxea A. S. Melltnger,
RUSSIANS ARE COMING
ione 2SAS.
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BO MOKE PAYING THIS YEAE
THE NEW 1923 MODEL
FORD
One-man top and Gypsy side Curtains, Ventilating
windshield, and 25 other mechanical
changes and improvement*
These are a few of the 25 improvements.
Elimination of oil pumping by new piston and ring construction.
Redesigned wiring system— proof against short circuits and fire.
TO ATTEND 0. A. C.
One-piece running board brackets— rigidity and freedom from vibra
tion.
Higher cylinder head for motor with more water circulation.
Larger compression chamber— less strain on crank and bearing, less
overheating and less carbon knock.
Lighter piston and connecting rods— making smoother running, less
vibration, snappier pick-up, decreased wear.
President Kerr has been advised
j that a group of Russians, one of sev
eral groups planning to enter Amer-
i lean colleges this year, will enter O.
j A. C. this fall.
During the past
months many of these young men
i have been working In the lumber
camps of Washington, and they are
| working their way through college.
! — Corvallis Gazette-Times.
Perfectly balanced crankshaft— material antf finish as good as that
in ears of ten times the price.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Nash weather trough preventing trouble due to rain and moisture.
New Ford carburetor— more mileage and more pep.
Demountable rim lugs fastened to rim.
New design of front spring and new suspension— practically Un
breakable and smoother riding.
See the new ’23 Ford b efore buying
No Advance In Price
Pbone White 7
The easiest way to wash windows
Is to use chamois skin. Use one for
washing the windows, and have a
larger one in a clean basin of warm
water. Wring this as dry as possible
and wipe. This leaves no lint, which
is so annoying in window cleaning.
To mend a crack on the Inside of
a range, use a filling made of equal
parts of wood ashes and common salt
moistened with water. It will be
hard and lasting.
A corn popper will be found very
useful for washing raisins, currants
and small fruits as tbe cover can be
lbcked on and the whole shaken In
a pan of water. When held under
the faucet the wire mesh breaks the
force of the stream and the fruit
isn’t wasted by being crushed or
broken.
Keep a piece of the finest sand
In the kitchen. If bread or
cuke should bake a bit too much It
can be rubbed off more smoothly
Kerrs’ Pou I try F eed
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Phone Black 182
Newberg, Oregon
Phones; Res. Blue 181 Hours:
Office Red 140
8 to 12, S to I
PICKERS WANTED
Strong Features for Saturday and Monday
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LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR
LOST— Small blue purse near
Poet's drier, contained about f t ;
phone Blue «6.
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If yen buy at these «tom. you can be sure your money has done its best. Low oost of opera
tion and consequent low selling of merchandise has buih this successful string of stores.
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Dr. I. M. Blomw
LOST— On St. Paul river road, an
tomoblle crank. Pleaw leave al
Graphic office.
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TRAINED NURSE will do emer
gency nnrtlng by day or hour. Call
Rlue 18 or 114 8herldan st.
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Office over First National Bank
Office Phoae Black U
Resilience Pbone Whit# 174
Newberg,_______-:-
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DRESSMAKING— Work called for
and delivered. Fittings mads In
your own horns. Call White 141,
Mrs. Morecroft.
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We want all your fat and stock
hogs, lambs, veal, beer sad chick
ens. Get oar prices before yon sell.
Newberg Packing A Produce Co.82tf
THE PORTLAND TELEGRAM Is
delivered dally (No Sunday) at 4S
cents per month. If you wish to sub
scribe. eall Red 149. J. E. Martin,
local agent.
Ex.
D r. H . C. Dixon
DENTIST
TO THOSE wno are going to plant
out nuts— Frutt tress of any kind—
especially Coates “ 1418” BIO DATE
PRUNES pbone I. A. Hanning,
FOR SALE— Horse 1200 Ibe. 7 yrs. local representative of Oregon Nur
old. 1 12-Inch steel plow, new. For sery CO.
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sale or trade for hay 1 single work
harnean B. M. LeFevre, phoae 9a42
With the largest circulation In the
48t4* county, the Graphic can assure Its
advertisers of better results than
8ALWAY PEACHES— We will de could a paper with a small circula
liver Sal ways at $1.75 per box. This tion. Circulation counts In adver
is a very alee canning peach and the tising.
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quality will be good. Reedy early In
October. Fendall. Red R152.
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DAILY PORTLAND JOURNAL
delivered for 45c a month; dally and
HORSES AND MULES— 22 head Sunday. 85c. Subscribe of L. M.
just arrived, ages from 4 to • years; Buell, local agent. 521 West Fifth
horses weigh from 1100 to 1500. In street. Call Bine 214 about trouble
good shape and priced for {quick or subscriptions.
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sale. 2tt miles west of Newberg
on couth Chehalem .valley road. C.
LOANS— Any amount, farm, city
V. Cline, 812 north Main.
SOtf property and chattels; no dslsys.
Mortgages, notes, contracts, bonds,
etc., bought and sold. For Invest
ments. sse Attorney B. A. Kllkn, Mc
Minnville, Oregon.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 1-horse
SEE the Vermont Loen A Trust
igon; will take cow or hogs. Pbone
bite 159. N. Croslar, Rt. 2. 60t2* Co. for farm loans. No dslsys; pay
part or all st any interest payment
date; low rats Interest. Wm. Bain.
Room 10, McMinnville Nat‘1 Bank
Bnlldlng, McMinnville.
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W.W. Hollingsworth Co.
Thirty cents is not vary much
money to pay when you have a cow
to sell or s horse or some other ar
ticle. Tet often times s thirty cent
classified ad. has brought buyer and
ROOMERS WANTED— 112 North seller together as soon as the paper
street Call after • p. m.
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CLARENCE BUTT
WANTED— A tenant on nut and
N. E. Britt.
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The Morning Oregonian is dellv
ered In Newberg by 8 :IS a. m.
dally; subscriptions taken at Gra
ham’s Drug stors, next to post
offles. .
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STOVE REPAIES
WANTED— IS stock bogs, wt.
Hesters lined the Adams way are
about 49 lbs. AMO 2 fresh eows. N. economical. Range linings- Water
O Joh n son , phone 28A81-
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Adams, phone Whits 11; 41S south
School street.
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real and lambs at all times,
ted 88. O. W. Moore and C.
BROOKS NURSERY
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Prana Trass; all kinds of other
nursery stock for sale.
It will
pay you to gat our prlsas before
buying elsewhere.; 1% discount for
Brooks Nuraary, Lafayette.
STRAYED— From pasture, large cash.
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Holstein cow. Call I « d B148.
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Dr. I. R. ROOT
DENTIST
Office over Ferguson’s
Drag Store
PHONE WHITE 28
ESTABLISHED 1900
Reliable Fonerai Director«
Lady Assistant
Pbone Black 94 Day or Night
NEWBERG.
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OREGON
C. R. CHAPIN
ATT0RNEY AT LAW
Practica ln sil courta; Probate,
Deed, Mortgagas and sil legal
papera. Abstracta examinad.
▲TT0BHEY AT LAW
Will practice In all courts of state.
Special attention given Probate
work, writing deeds, mortgagee,
contracts, and drafting of papers.
Office, 2nd floor, Union Blk
Newberg, Oregon
TEACHER OF SINGING
Concert— Opera— Oratorio
NEWBERG WEDNESDAYS
Jessie Britt Plano Studio
COMPANY
J. H. . GIBSON,
GlBdON. Mgr.
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