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A FARMER BY OCCUPATION
J. A. Glover
Democratic Candidat«
for County
WHITE80H, OREGON
Convenient — Comfortable
pM|lnla and Economical
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Election November 7, 1988
L mi RapdTrip Fares
Believe In obtaining a dollar'«
worth of value for e*«ry dollar ax-
tended. Belong to no clique or fac­
tion. if elected win endeavor to •««
that all aectlons of the county re­
ceive fair and impartial treatment
Between NEWBERG and
expenditure of public fund«.
Paid ad*. -
E. Walker, w half of ew quarter and
eo quarter of ow quarter of aoc IT, tp
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»*«00.
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John T. Ha*h and wife to Tkomoo
11. Teague and w lfejota 291 and M2
Dayton. $860.
Thotnaa Herd and wife to John 0.
Wood and wife, 18 foot strip of land
tp S a r 2 w. $30.
E. O. Huddleston and wife to Wm.
A. Jackson and wife, part of leta 2,
3. 4, and ». Mill Creek subdivision.
WANTED
» 10 . 00 .
AUCTIONEER
B. A. Kilim and wife to Ward
Graven and wife, lots d and 7, Hur-
leyA Large’s addition New berg. »600.
C. A. Mitchell and wife to L. H.
Watkins^ undivided half interest la
part ol lot 2. blk 4, original town
of McMlnnvtlle. »200.
aak agents or write
LIVE STOCK and GENERAL
FARM SALES.
Our field man will
be glad to call and
Portland-Newberg Motor Bas Sched­
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
HAULING
Portland office 58 Front St.
ule Effective Janua ry 15, 1988
Subject to change without notice.
Leave Portland
Leave Newberg
Park ft Yamhill
Imperial Hotel
7:45 A m.
8:00 a. m.
9:80 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
11:00 A m .
_ 10:00 a m. v
1:05 p. m.
11:00 a. m.
3:80 A m.
1:00 A m.
4:15 A
3:00 p. m.
5:80 p. m.
5:00 p. m.
8:39 A m.
8:30 p. m.
Sat and 8nn.— ONLY— Sat. and Sun.
11:15 A m.
1:09 p. m.
Reservations for Theatre Parties,
ate., or Oar Spatial Trips «dll: Pmrt-
ae quarter
Olive M. Pratt and husband to
Adolph Behr<MiH lots 79, 80 and 81,
Sheridan Walnut Groves. »10.
David Turnldge and Wife to B. F.
Brker. part o4 lets 1 and 2, blk 5.
Frlrvlew addition WUlamina. »860.
Frank 8. Varns and wife to Eli
Winenett, 58.75 acres in J. H. Brown
DLC, tp 5 a, r 8 w. .»10.
M. C. Willis to Edward D. Baal and
wife, lot 5, blk. 8. Central addition
to Newberg. »120.
quote you prices.
NO STATE TAX
PR U N ES— LEIG H TO N IT A U A ll
and the
Pear expressed in some parts of
a state that if the constitutional
nendment to permit Portland to
a itself (or the 1927 exposition la
proved a move will he made to get
e legislatura to levy a large tax or
make a big contribution to the expo-
sltlon, haa been set at rest by a
statement from Mayor Baker, direc­
to r general of the exposition cam­
paign, in which he says no direct
tax is to he asked from the Mate and
no more financial aid is to be asked
outside ed Portland than la necessary
for the state to make a reasonable
sh ow in g in the form of ah exhibit,
or building equalling the showing
made by other states.
Newberg
Governor
When a candidate for the high office of governor bases his candidacy on certain
claim« m d promises as to what he will do if elected, the public la entitled to have his
Walter Pierce haa gone
o-dr— tirally tearing tan
f illustrating what he will
fi total tovy mOrcgen for IMS Is 540.47J.90«.
TW« is a rsduction of over »1,900,000 front
st yaar, so that h will he ssaa the high cost of
yvsnwnsnt following tbt war is abeady rscsd-
For fine Printing order o f the Graphic
C OL L E C T I ONS
NO COLLECTION
NO CHARGE
WE SUE IN OUR OWN NAME
INSURE with the Oregon Fire Re­
lief Association and keep your money
at home.
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You will miss many opportunities
to save by not reading the adver­
tisements.
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McMinnville, Oregon
Settlements made the day we cqjlect
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
Hillsboro, Oregon
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recorded those truths that have to safely
guided our democracy.
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by their Creator w ith certain " unalienable"
rights» and "to secure these rights govern­
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