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Newspaper Page Text» T t l l ' N 'l v JIN' G- F O R Y OURSE LF CO F8 W E T IO IT no Unless it leads you to buy goods at lowest prices. Especially, in these days when dollars arc hard to get, it behooves everybody to study values aud price* before Investing even siuall sums. A re Y ou a C a re le ss B u y e r . R e a d I te m s of* In te r e st B e lo w . • L A D I E S DRY GOODS. ‘ G I N G H A M S ” —A complete line of these service able goods. It is economy to buy (iinghnius ns It costs no more to make aud the patterns are very tasty. “ C A L I C O ” —Our stock is made up o f a choice selec tion o f patterns. “ G E R M A N C A L I C O ” — A very heavy wide goods that wears well and makes up very stylishly. F L A N N E L S , Satlnes, (In plain black, black and white and solid colors.) Dress Goods, Notions, etc. at lowest prices. OU TIN G M O R R IS TIME TABLE steam &c M I L E S . E li ALTONA. Leave Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-* urday, 6:15 a m. A rrive at Newberg 11:35 a. m. Leave Independence 6:1-') a. m . 8alem ! :45 a .... ., ______ _ ______ A rrive m Monday. W ednesday and Friday . at Newberg 10:15 a. m., arrive at Portland 2 p. m. OREGONIAN R AILW A Y DIVISION — AND— PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILW AY. Trains arrive at N ewberg as follow s: North. South. 7:55 a .m . l_..,Op. m. *12:30 p .m . 6:115 p .m . ♦Every other day. Passangpr and Freight Rates to all points. C. B. 1 KWSBLL, ca n bo obtained from Agent Newberg. Local Events. “ R O S E T T A ” —A p r e t t y n a m e is*ut i t ? B u t it is a p re ttie r shoe, m a d e in g o o d style o f l ) o n g o la K i d , p a t, tip, o p e ra toe, h a l f lo w lieel, E E . “ H E R O I N E ” —T h a t is fe m in in e g e n d e r f o r H e r o , a n d this shoe w ill not b e lie its n a m e. M a d e fo r w e a r a n d w ill not tear. It is b u ilt f r o m I'e b b le g o a t, b r o a d beel a n d toe, 1 0 bu tto n s, s c r e w fa s t e n e d , e tc . “ E N G L I S H R O S E ” —A b e a u t if u l sh o e— will suit the m ost fa stid io u s. ,/5 what these letters indicate? They stand for “ Buckingham A xis i> abov e question. T his nam e on i J l o. shoe is >»f itself a . guarantee gu for strictly th o b (3S t aud you cannot im prove it at auy price e. Hay and iced is cheap at Calkins’ Feed Store, Dumps, pipe and fittings at Storey’s. Galvanized pipe and fittings always on W. J. Stater has sold Bine McKern’s hand. place of forty-five acres out near Junes’ ions :—To Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Colcord old mill site, to Mr. Hollingsworth and ’on Sunday, May 27, 1894, a daughter. his son-in-law, Mr. Nichols who lately All the interested parties doing well, and came from th* east. pricefi4in real estate have an upward ten ‘ Time and tide wait for no man,” but ancy. no waiting is necessary if you have your The lightning Hashes that were kept up time piece cleaned and rei«iired at How for some time on last Friday night were ard’s. He corrects the difficulty and your ahead of ordinary fourth of July fireworks watch then keeps the correct time. j as well as a great surprise to native born The republicans will close the campaign Oregonians, with a blow out at Armory hall on Satur A very largo number of our people at day evening. W . L. Tooze of Woodburn, tended the A. O. U. W. picnic at Amity will address the meeting. Music by Pa on last Saturday. Tbo ruin of tbo pre cific Band and campaign songs by home vious night laid the dust so that the roads talent. were fine and a pleasant day is reported. James Vestal is expecting his twin Bids will he received by tho directors of brother J. II. Vestal, with his daughter, here from Whittier, California, in a few school district No. 29, up to 4 o'clock, days for a visit of a month or more. Miss t f,,ne 8th, for seventy cords of dry wood May Lamb who has been living with an to be furnished and corded in basement uncle at Whittier for the past year or I of school building. Right reserved to re- more will return home with Mr. Vestal | jeet any or all bids. M. V otaw , Clerk. Ladies only need to call on Mrs. E. J. Harris to be convinced that she is selling goods at way down prices. Joseph Wilson, Calvin Stanley, W. J. Stater, Chas. Hadley and F. A. Morris went to Portland yesterday to sen the big waters. “ H iaquet,” e t c . an d p r lc * Those letters are known an.l require I M . & M . " . !i;_' r.in has ah- -'Into contr-do .«f “ M. it; * if y o u want g, ods ot their m .ke we have them at houest it r iT C A IItV * & la Our O U R S T O C K o f Groceries, Qinviigwnre and W ood- enware is most complete at all times. “ GRANULATED S U G A « ’ ’-S t r ic t ly aa good as the best, in clean white sacks. For a few days, per 1001b . . . . . $ 5 .4 0 “ F A U L T L E S S C O F F E E ” put up in one pound packages. W e guarantee this to be a blending o f the finest Mocha, Java and Costa ltica, and is an excellent draw. Our price per n> 2 5 c . “ P R O D U C E ” o f all kinds bought and we use our best care to make your dealings profitable and pleas ant in this department. G iv e us a t r ia l. Z M IO IR H L IS & 'M U R ,E S . ca n p le a s e y o u in s t y le s q u a lit y an d no explanation further than this—That li. ’ l»n ts and shoes for New berg arid prices for honest goods. IM H E Z E IS . F K K S I UN NT. Ham. Hutchins and family of Dayton were down last Monday visiting Mrs. Hutchins' parents Mr. Mrs. and Ttiere recently arrived in this country Brutscher. j some very interesting personages from **’e ‘s'an<* l ’heairn. They are James U. McCoy, president of tho island, his “ As old as daughter and half-sister, and Henry ! tho hills” and Christian. All are doseendents of famous never excell mutineers. Pitcairn is a littlo speck in \ ed. “ Tried the Pacific 4,600 miles south of San Fran and proven” cisco, and this little company 1ms come is the verdict here to learn modern methods cf educa o f m illions. tion. The Pitcairn settlement forms one Simmons of the most curious colonies in th • world, j Liver Regu and although volumes havo been written lator is the about it another is soon to be published, j -’^ '• o n ly Liver From a colony of pirates and mutineers,! of drunkenness, treachery and murder, it j * and Kidney lias changed to one as peaceful and re medicine to ligious as any in tho world. It numbers ! which y o u 139 souls. Although the island is entire- j can pin your lv free in tho management of its own j faith, for a affairs it is under the protection of Gloat cure. A Br i t ian.—Sta team a n. m i l d laxa N ow C o u n t r y —D e s c e n d e d M u t iu e e r s . fr o m J. S. HOLT «te CO., Successors to J. T. Smith. That n RI’ R I N G K U O O K IT E M S . Ed. Hendricks, our county clerk, was swinging hastily around tho circle in this Mr. Walthormath has sold his farm on ] corner of the county last Tuesday, feelin the hill north of here to a Mr. Watson of j the pulse of the people. S. Dakota. Mr. Walthermath and family A gentleman named Powers, with his went to Portland. wile, recently from Kentucky but former Mrs. Zimri Mills has been quite sick j ly from northern Ohio, are stopping with this week. Samuel Gause, while they take a look at Orango Elliott moved last Monday. J our country. Ho will locate about two miles northwest Take note of our new ads this week. of Newberg on one of the Hess farms. Morris A Miles, general merchandise at Quito a number of strawberry boxes the old stand and Mrs. E. J. Harris, mil linery and ladies underwear at brick were unloaded here for Mr. Haworth last Monday. building under Armory hall. Business meeting o f Christian E n deavor at Friends church Saturday evening at 8 o ’clock. The report from tho delegates to the state convention w ill be given. A11 are invited. Bran 75c. per hundred. Bran and shorts mixed 80c. Shorts85c. Chop 85c. Barley chop 90c. Flour 70c. per sack. Deliveries made anywhero inside the city limits. Leave orders at post office. J. 1). T ahrant & Co. Sometime ago I was troubled with an attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber lain's Pain Balm and was completely cured. I havo since advised many of my friends and customers to try the remedy and all speak highly of it. Simon Gold- banrn, San Luis Key, Cal. For sale by C. F. Moore & Co., druggists. GROCERY DEPARTMENT. “ . H I M M A R L O W ” —A h a n d sew ed and tu rn e d 1‘ reneli K i d ,e x q u i s i t e l y liuisbed f) fi* a n d is tlu.* situo in o u r c i t y , a t any ,i... finost o ....... ........... [ prie»' o r by au> nauie. * * * - 1 1 A Z E L K I R K ” —T.» those lad ies t b a t limi lt im p ossib le t«> g e t a lit in any otle.w siine w e am i a n c e a lim iteli s a p idi o f t hi- old sta u d b y . Tlils siinealways _____ ays fits a m i plensrs. Ç /, *‘ M ISSUS” SHOES—W e have a nice selection t * ehdost* fr o m , s u c h a « th e “ M o d e l,“ “ H a n d s o m e ,” ®,e M O R R IS Men’s Suits to order from $18.00 to Ellis’ Liniment. $37.50 at Kay & Todd’s. Tin lamps, tin flues and incubator Doors and w indows at cost and lumber supplies, at Storey’s. at lass than cost at Dorrance liras. A fine lino of lap dusters cheap as dirt .Toe Cook and family of Salem visited at lloskio’s harness shop. with Mr. and Mrs. 13. C. Miles last Sun Isaac Miles was over from I'rune Ridge day. a day or two last week. “ Wo told v o n s o .” The rain again Mre. Harris near depot, in hrick build prevented tho boys from playing ball at ing for ladies’ underwear suits, sailor huts, Portland. etc. at bed rock prices. Premium Garden Seed?, with vegetable The steamer Elwood has been tied up fertilizers lo make quick growth, at J. II. at Abernethy’s and will not be on the Townsend's. run any more until fall. lytgry. .---------------------- <Se ¡ M U L E S . Men's Suits from $4.50 to $20.00 at Kay A few more plows to sell at cost at J. <& Todd’s. H. Townsend's. Go to C. F. Moore A Co., for Dr. Wm. F. II. Storey has on hand all sizes of James Ilenry the candidate for sheriff Iron Pipe. on tbo democratic ticket was in town a Wm. Clemens of Dayton, was in town day or two this week. Wednesday talking a little politios. The program announced last week Good bated timothy hay $10.00 per ton. j for memorial exercises was carried out. S. M. C a l k i n s . Xlie attendance was good. The Jewel cook stove is tho best. Sold jf vo|J uall>[ paint use the white- by J. H. Townsend. j wasj, brush. Don’t let the moss take G. W. Mitchell and Jesse Edwards 1 your fences and out buildings. ■were in tho city on business tho first of Rev. Battey, of Sheridan, stopped over the week. here lHSt Monday for the day on his way A. M. Hoskins is now prepared to do from Salem to his home. all your harness or shoe mending on Take that old set of broken harness to short notice. Hoskins and have it mended. Or better Rev. C. T. Whittlesey, who with his still, have him make a new set. family is visiting with Mrs. Whittlesey’s The Bald Hill land which was owned parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Skinner, by a German has recently been sold to a called on us Monday. gentleman from the cast ivho has taken Christenson Bros, are in the Feed Bus possession. iness. They have Timothy Hay, Wheat, If you want a pump go to Storey's. He Oats, Chop, Bran and Shorts and sell to handles the best made, fits them up him suit the times, for cash only. Ereo de- self and guarantees them to satisfy you. S H O E S ‘ ‘ H E L P M A T E * * —A s u g g e s t i v e name and it w ill p r o v e t o b e a h e l p m a t e in d e e d . O lir u r bi best tif u l styled st s e eller lle r a n d a b e a u iiliju stylwl d ress siine. M a d e o f lin e sto c k , pat. tip a n d w e k e e p it i 1*.?“ c o m m o n sen se plain toe, o p e r a to e , tip ped a n d s q u a r e t o e t i p p e d —o u r price T I V O L I ” —Spell t h a t n a m e b a ck w a rd a n d y o u g e t th e v e r d i c t o f e a c h one tbat w e a r s this shoe. It is m o d lain heavy c a l f , m a d e in neat d ressy style and is s t r i c t ly a b a r g a i n at o u r p r ic e Do *n o u n iitcht. IM you y° ’ w know s __ . ___ & n . M Ü R R I3 f ix ; htixg or quarreling n o In the tiev. spupeis, nor d > we l'>nieau nnv eomjx-tUor over our counters, but go on the even tenor o f our \r\y—ju st »imply m im ing the u.~l store tor you to trade at and make your money go the furtiiest in the purchase o f strictly honest goods. tive, a n d purely veg etable, act ing directly on tho Liver a a d Kid neys. Try it. Sold by all Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder to be taken dry or made intoa tea. Pills T lio K in g o f L iv e r M e d icin e s . “ I h a v o list’d y o u rS lm m o n s L iver Regu lator and can con scicm iously say it is th o k in g o f all liv e r m ed icin es, I con sid er it a m e d icln o eliost in itself.—G eo . \V. J a c k - bun , T a com a, W ashington. « - E V E R Y P A C K A G E 'S * The Rev. C. T. Whittlesey, who has been visiting at tho home o( E. H. Skin D a s tlie Z S tam p iu r e d o n w rapper* ner, has been quite sick the past few days from poison oak. Smokers who enjoy cheap cigars have Mr. and Mrs. Ilolladay went last Satur had a picnic since tho candidates have day on a week’s visit to their old home at | swarmed. Needy, Clackamas County. The Sunday afternoon mooting was ' Garden stuff was never known to sprout well attended. Quito a number from and grow more rapidly than that which Newberg and other places were present. lias been planted since the sun warmed up the soil. T he A m ateu b . m i d i > l i : t o n m e n t io n I.LLL 1.1. Li. uuu u u UUU MM MM BBBBBB MM H MM B M M H M M B T» 1 ; M M XJ M M II LL If M M M M B------,B M M M M B u ,,d B LL U M MM M H B LL U M M M B It I, U LL M B M B LLI.LLLLI. UUUUUU MM MM BBBBBB LL Lb u u u u u u u XT u KEEEEE E E E K K oF. Eh B E K E E EEEEEK RKKKRR R R R R R K lt nn n R r KKK u R R U HR R R R UR Cheaper Than Ever Before! THE FINEST STOCK OF YELLOW FIR LUMBER , May 30, 1894. R. II. Tyson will speak on tlio political topics of the day at the school house this evening. Tlie public meeting of the W. C. T. U. held last Sabbath was well attended and Sabbath next will ho observed as a good program was rendered. Children’s day at Friends church. Miss Emma Townsend from Newberg Rev. Scott will preach a sermon es pecially to the young people at 11 is visiting her aunt Mrs. White. Mrs. Charlton and children from Ta o ’clock and at 8 o ’clock there will by a special program carried out, consisting coma, Washington, are visiting with her and daughter. Enos Biair and w ife who received some of songs, recitations, orations and ad uncle Allen Craven. “ Many of the citizens of Rainsville, In money from an estate in Iowa a short dresses. A ll are cordially invited to Vincent’s mill is running again, and diana are never without a bottle of Cham -! time ago have bought a half section of attend. Halda is happy witii “ four in hand” haul berlain's Cougli Remedy in the house,” , land in Marion county out toward Scott’s ing lumDer. E a s t S id e M a r k e t . save Jacob Brown, the leading merchant! -'Elis. Their son Fred is over there at Charley Antipole wont to the city on I am doing my own killing and will of the place. This Remedy lias proven of work on the land. business Monday. compete with tho lowest on prices in the so much value for colds, croup and O. V. Allen arrived homo from Kansas whooping cough in children that few City last week whoro fie went a short wholesale and retail trado. Decoration day will he observed st tho H en ry B o w er s . mothers who know its worth are willing time ago witli Mr. Fisk of Arlington with school house this afternoon, with appro Fluttering, No Appetite, Could not 5leep, Wind on Stomach. priate ceremonies. to he without it. For sale by C. F. Moore a conple of car Ioada of horse3 Tll,,y T o th o Y o u n g M en o f N ew berg:, A Co., druggists. finally sold all the horses but sales were Notwithstanding the mitrimonial fever Having the best physical development “ F o r a long tim e I hurl a terrible The patrons of the public school will bo dull and prices low. of our young men at heart we, tho under lias run high tlio past six months, Steve’s pain at my heart, w hich fluttered al most incessantly. 1 had no appetite glad to know that. Prof. J. C. Hodson who Owing to the high water at Portland signed, desire to advocate tho speedy for cap seems to catch no breeze from that and could not sleep. I would he has ably filled the position of principal M en tor . direction. mation of a Swimming Club, and request tho evening train on Wednesday did not compelled to sit up in bed and belch for tho past two years lias been secured that ail who are interested in such a gas from iny stomach until I thought make the usual run. Tho trestle between for the same position for next year. C « M r ,( . S u b s c r ip t Inn. every m inute would tie my last. Futton Park and the city is weighted scheme will meet at room formerly oc There was a feeling o f oppression Borne of the other places have been well The ten dollar subscription cupied by the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday to tlio down with loaded cars to keep it from about my heart, and I was afraid to filled next year liy employing the collogo continues to grow, evening, June 7, at 8 o ’clock. Those draw tt full breath. I could not sweep raising. The warm weather is bringing same teachers that taught this year. added since last week are: tt room without resting. My husband T h e C ash B r o th e r s . the enow ont of tho mountains and the It is to be hoped that the directors will induced me to try nmiicl Hobson W S Kirk Columbia is booming. The rise at Port I E Holt L R S tw le y make good selections for the other places. D ie d . li T Cauli A W Ke. s land is back water from the Columbia of Kay A TmM Mrs A elite M Morris ! At Newberg, May 20. 1891, Hattie F H ors:—You will get a better price ami course. It bids fair to be the highest A Morris Austin & Stanley and am happy to Ray it has cured me. Dailey, of croup, aged 3 years 9 morphs be at less expense each year by getting a ever known. W e will publish the list in full when I now have a splendid appetite and and 14 days. Laid to rest on the 27th first class outfit. F. H. Storey h is the sleep well. Its cllcct was truly mar it is complete. » II. II. Hewitt of Albany, republican with many tokens of deep affection. velous. ” best and heaviest hop stove made. The candidate for this the third judicial dis Funeral service conducted by Rev. M. MRS. H A R R Y E. S T A R R , P o tts r ille , Po. . ---------- -- ---------- half inch bolts are all on the outside, it is We have just put in several new fonts ! Dr. M iles H ea rt C ure is sold o n a positive trict, was in town a couple of hours one Noble. The thanks of the bereaved are g u a ra n tee th a t th o first b o ttlo w ill benefit. put together with fire proof asbestos ce day last week and during the time j extended to ull their Kind and sympa of job typo and are now ready to do («ot A ll d ru g gists sell it a t II, fl b o ttle s fo r $5, or ment, has large draft, interchangable it w ill be eent, prepaid, o n re ce ip t o f prlc.o ter job work of all kinds than ever before. dropped in to see us. Mr. Hewitt is a thizing friends. b y tb o Dr. M iles M.oUicui Co , E lk hart, la d . grate bars, protected bottom plate, etc. Cali and ho convinced. Yamhill hoy, a son of Henry Hewitt of i "W hen our dear little ones are from ns taken. Call and examine tho stoves and also -tretrti our em pty nrm.i t ovnr-1- thy Wheatland. He was our district attorney | We throne: Uneqeatlod curca by Dr. Mite* Ncrrlr. l. make arrangements for your hop pipe. for one term a few years ago and tilled , With hitter erv, "L o rd ! why are v.-e for«aken? Mr. Storey puts out nothing but heavy Aud then no longer m indful o f thitie ow n ?" the otfico in a creditable way. He stands steel pipe closely rivited which with this "A n d we ran find no com fort Iti ntir sorrow. stove will make an outfit that will last high in the estimation of the people and i For they are not whose love o u r hearta will make an excellent judge. beguiled . you for years. Till from thv word this ray o f lisht we borrow — B o o ts , S h o o s , R o arty M a d e C lo t h in g , S h ir t s , H a t s , T ie s , Etc, "Jesus called unto Him a little e h lld :" I have two littlo grand children who Hmcliman Cooper arrived home from California la«t Saturday after an absence are teething this hot summer weather; C O L L E R E N OTES. F? The country 1» loaded with Ap.-oneies of acouple of weeks. Ho ma le the round and are troubled with bowel complaint. ! for Bo-c&lled custom tailor m ade cl .thin*. S. T. Stanley is on tlie sick list this trip by steamer, going down on the Col I give them Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera r g f~ y lifle In W inona I w«« agent for such umbia and returning on the State of Cali and Diarrhoea Remedy and it acts like a week. know w h ereof I speak, twelve thick nesses 9 » - Tl.<* manufacturer r i i « a Mg prie# Misses Ola White and Ora Terrell vis I o and fornia, and reports a very pleasant trip, charm. I earnestly recommend it for f cloth dre laid tipon a fable one above the to in» th** loss for Hlt“ ral!on • and often refusa I other, pattern*! o f tlie different size» are laid (>1 a 11 * * 1 t return lie attended the fair which he enjoyed children with bowel troubles. I was my ited college Tuesday afternoon. o f ifond*, aud the custom er pay» >I *n anil ch alked around them, a manajrer o f custom nu d e nrlees, thinking he is gettin) very much. South of San Francisco self taken with a severe attack of bloody Rev. E'wood Sco*t conducted chapel :h*' r'-nimt ••«■tt«r .i««r« it nro.it, •! it.c rhn'k such bee.ins#* his measure Is falten and -ampli . . 1 mark and sixty suits are cut in d x ty minutes, - leeted. Vf t it may have h o ts made year* where irrigation is not resorted too, the Hux, with cramps and pains in my stom exercises last Thursday morning. - ----- given . — . to sew ing .................. I which arc girl*» to made up, ago. I Mid then to a Loheinian who runs I rtvidiii? drouth is playing havoc with farmers and ach, one-third of a bottle of this remedy Many of tho students attended Decora m achine to flniHh. stock raisers. Hundreds of cattle and cures! me. Within twenty-four hours I tion day cxescises Wednesday afternoon horses are dying for lack of feed and many was out of tied and doing my house work. By Rome mistake Ia*t week Mira Rider’s of the farmers are killing off their stock to Mrs. W. L. Dunagan, Bon-aqua, Hick Have a large stock, and lots more o f fancy and plain gm name was printed as secretary of the Y. prevent suffering from starvation. The man Co., Tcnn. For sale by C. F. .Moore ! Milting cloths on the way, to make up from f !.'».(/) to $20.00, * ZTM , M. C. A. It should have boon secretary ! s a d fine EuglDh worsted for $27.50. '9 ' & Co., druggists. fruit crop about San Jose will bo good. 1 of the Y. \V. ( ’ . A. Heady Made suits, { ! . - » to Jean pants. $10A; A' HEART DISEASE. i:t T O K -E O -O IS r . Our lumber is manufactured from log« ent anil rafted irotn the McKenzie River. Wo will furnish all lumhor rhuapor than it can be purchased elsewhere. We have completed arrangements with tho largest Sash and Door Manufactory In Portland, to supply us with all goods in that lino at very low rate*, and will our customers tlie full benefit of this arrangement. IN T O . 1 S H I N G L E S At reduced prices. Call and see 11s or drop us a card through the mall, i t ! w* « ■ call on you. DORRANCE BROS. NEWBERG, OREGON. T h e B e s t Is. ARE YOU HUNCRY? Th.c h M^ , G o T o W I L S O N ’ S G R O C E R Y an d C v o ry th ln s F r e s h .* C le a n . GET SOMETHING T8 EAT! Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure ACTUAL NEED IN THE LINE O F FURNITURE & CARPETS old by all Druggists. B A R B I E & o D3 FISE M il! m Will be prom ptly relieved by calling on me. I am a philanthropist by peraaaefon and am rays prepared to offer big bargain» In my Hue. Picture Trame» m ad« to order, a speoU hy. Fir*t .Street, Newberg, Oregon. W . T . M A C Y . “The Fashion” i : Livery, Feed & Sale Stable. HANSON & WORDEN, P ro p rie to rs . WE CUT SUITS TO MEASURE. MEN TAILORS ONLY TOUCH THEM. A w ard 3d H a io r 3 Two half holiday* in less than a week is almost more than we can stand, hut of ■course co!!“ .: » students ere expected to he equal to emergencies. W orld’ s F a > . The college picnic w.i* pronounced a complete success by all present. We think tlie lunch committee deserves a vote of thanks for their efforts to make tiiat part of I he program a success. The only Pure Cream o f Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Ala-:*. Used ia Millions of Homes— 40 Years tlie S: m -a r d . The chapel was well filled Saturday evening at the Freshman class recital. We hope that the curiosity of all the classes is snfTkicntljr aroosfd, s«> that ■ we may have fo me better cla«s recitals I next year. F ti ll * t . m v Hhr ridati Htreet, near Main. NCWBERQ, O M Q O ft. W ool Scotch, $^.<«0; Nice dress Am erican worsted, $2 0* Double and T w b t C.i-sim ere, $2.03; Mixed Cassimcr* Double Pants, ft. i JO. ££ q Y I K W o u t I f l i A V Y UVVITKD o y i : i : a m , s . All qualities at lowest cash price*. Women’s Shoe*, all grad.*«, $1.25 to Vicl Kid, $3 75. Men'll finest Kangaroo Shoes, $2 50 to $1.00. Women’s Don go la buttons for 80 cent iff m We arc prepared to furnish Oood and StylUh Kig», with or without drivers. Fair t r e a t« e a ran teed by us and the Name expected o f our cutdomers. Tourist and Transient custom icitcd. Price» reasonable. M in «••1 ? t 1 *■ ia to *' *”i.'h‘ they don t wear a year. rt H*aak.- L. . MfKWM *IM’ |;| ,J * Hll pfei* B AR R IE «fe BARRIE, F irs t I»./nr W i s t I‘ o - t Ofiiic*. N e w b c r " , O re. Newberg Nursery, !;f — •" - - .• -= A . IC. C O O P E R «fc .O O . vV* take tins plan to inform tlie public that we sre better than ever prepared to Mp> ply tlie trado this Fall In the line of a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES. - .1 ti d -xiring to set orclunls this Fall will make money by calling 00 OC ow n * j .Hiding with us before placing their orders.