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!N P A Y IN G TOO MUCH FOR D R Y GOODS AN D GROCERIES? L O O K O V B R T H E S E P R IC E S • W M CM JOTM Teasle Down Outing—« forge variety 0 .............xic. Cinderella Plain Colored Outing............* .............. .. -Ate. Other good Outings 0 .......................... toe. 9c. down to 5c. Amoskeag Staple Ginghams............................... ........... 7 # c . Beat Prints—all kinds at.......................................5c. «nd 6 c. Percales—aad endless variety a t........................... 7c. to tie. Flannellettes—an Elegant Assortment............toe. aod tic . Umbrellas—best assortment in tbe county---- 50c. to $ 2 .25 Ladies, Children’s and Men’s Underwear, good ............................................................................... *5C . to $ t . *5 Ffoonellettes and all wool a t................... 75c. to $4.00 each Large line sample Shirt Waists at Mfrs prices. A Fine Hoe of Ladies Tailor Made Skirts. . . $ 2 . 7 5 to $6.50 Heavy Skirting and Serges at........... 50c. to $ 1 .25 per yard Foil Une colors in Mer., Sateen Linings 0 ................... 25c. Nice assortment in “ Amisilk” ........................................ 35c. C L O T H IN G Children’s Suits—3 to 8 yrs 0 ..................... $ 1 . to to $4.50 Boys Knee Paata Saits 0 ...............................fi.t y t » | 6 .o o Boys Long Pant Suits 0 — ........ .................$4.25 to $ g .00 Men’s Saits and Overcoats 0 .................... ..............£5.00 np And we GUARANTEE BETTER VALUE than you will find elsewhere. And don't forget our BLACK CAT HOSIERY FUR COLLARETTES AND FURS LADIES COATS AnD CAPES OUR FINE AND HEAVY SHOES. G R O C ER IES?? Yes! BEST OOODS-tOWBST PRICES. THAT'S ALL YOU WANT, ISN’T IT1 PARKER & POOL Tba Dooglaa Studio lor fotaa. Orchard and appla boxes for tala b y C. B. Wilson. Nathan W hite wee seriously III earn« days ago bat fo much batter now. Y on will always la d a complete non of fresh vegetable* at Wilaoa’a grocery. Ray Carter of Ohehalem Center fo «forking In a atom at Corvallis. Go to T. B. Camming* lor farnitaro, paints and oils. A foil Una of undertak ing goods kept ia staok. . F . C. Mills sad Matthew Terrell moved a boom for Henry Parrott on Parrott moon tain this weak. A t Ut* Oregon cordera nee of tbe M. E . church held at Grants Pam laat week, Rev. H. Gould waa assigned to the pas torale at Newberg for another year. The genial 8. P. official, H . E. *11 kinds.of t a p t r basrols (or sals at Lou nab ary waa la town Wednesday. Wilson’s Groosry. Fresh broad at A . B. Oaeper’s, fia t The best lino ol toes and coffees in door seat Hollingsworths faralturo store. tbs city at W ilson’s grocery. They m y that Moot« baa the bast line M ia Etna Heated who had been vis* itinc relatives hers returned last wash ef »ablets this year aver seen in New- bar,. to Daytoo, Washington. Mia. C. J . Bright of Waane, with her A drop in undertaking goods at T . B. Camming* * Co. Gall and got prices children ie visiting bare with her par- before buyiog elsewhere. «e ta Mr. and Mm. C. J. Larson. Bay your school books end school W. H . Wears and ton Allen started s a p p lia a o fF .il. Caldwell A Co., pre- overland with a herd of dairy stock for scriptlon druggist*. tS North Yakim a tbe first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howls served Putnam Fadeless Dye* color silk, wool hack from Portland Thursday sad wit! or cotton perfectly at one boiling. Sold make their boa# on the farm north o f by a F. Moor* A Co at 10s par package. town again. Jess* Edwards aod eon O. K . drove Theodora and Roy Gardner with over to North Yamhill the totter part ol their families will mors to Res lor tha tost weak and »tailed tbe Portland Coal winter where they will put in tbeir and Development Company’s coal mine. lima sawing wood. Mrs. J. B. Manning and babies o( Fred Buchanan returned home Tues ChehalU, Washington, who bad beeu day morning from the west end of the viaiting here with her hu-band's par- county whore be baa been serving aa enta, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Manning, re- lira warden for tha 8outbern PaciOo. turned borne Tuesday. John Crosby of Dundee is enrolled la Erma Premoall of Salem drove down Portland aa a student In tbs Hill Mill* the first of tbe week with a load of mel tary Academy and wears tbs uniform ms, peaches and torn a toe* which he which catches tbs eye of tha average ■old out in ibis vicinity. He left his boy. daughter here wbo will make her home E. C. Ward left for Southern Oregon Tuesday morning where he will prob ably be gone for a couple of month* In the internals of the company, rounding up shipments of dried prone*. Tbe families of J. S. Grom and H. Rogoway which formerly occupied Ike McConnell bourn south of the Cheha- lom Valley Bank, moved this week to Those wbo may desire to rant rooms tba Harndan boom on sooth Meridian to oollsge students would do well to re* port tbs earn* very coon to either Pres. McOrew or Prof. Kelsey. A number of students will wsat room* and will old etyfoe and affect* In photography. board themselves. Tba present day finds as with advanced Prof. A. 0. Stanbrongh will begin his idea* In everything pertaining to pic work Monday a-« principal ef the Butts* ture*. 0. C. Smith. villa public schools, hs having accepted Oftao there am small Jobs of work this position In preference to tbs simi- which you want done aboat yoar homes. ilar on* which be held for some time at I t would b* * ktadpess t o t be college Aurora. Amos «asms to have tbs peo yotfog min Whs mu*t work their way ple across tbs river »hero be wants tbroogh eotoool if this work could lie them. glean to them. I f you used them, On last 8onday morning In Portland evenings ar Saturdays, let It be known. a Newberg boy In tbs person o f W. F. T h * public school opened up vary Edwards was ordained by his pastor Dr. auaceeifully Monday morning, and W. 8. Gilbert, as a daaoon In the Cal work Is moving along smoothly. Tbe vary Presbyterian churoh. Considering attendance in the six lower noma la hie short affiliation with the church and close around tha twe hundred mark, the (act that he Is 111 lean years th* Jun whfob ia considered good for tbe first ior of any of his fallow officer*, th* or «teak. Principal Kirk has bean busy dination Is a decided tribute to tha arranging the wort * f H a other rooms character and standing of Mr. Edwards. and getting it systematised and will not The director* of tbe Chabalam Canter call hia own pupils together on til Mon boms telephone company mat Satarday day morning. There Is a strong corps night and effected permanent organisa o f taaehera In th* Newberg public school tion by tha ateolleo of tks fallowing and good thorough w ort will doubt tees officers: President H. C. Paulson, vie* ha aoeomplisbad. president W . R. Carter, secretary Sa Tba firm name of the eu oca snore to moa Msdson. Representatives ol tbs W. C- Kroger Is A. R. Moomew A 80a, lbs sou, W. A. Moomew, arriving from California tba latter part of last week to tag* personal charge of their new bust* ■asms Tha work of Invoicing-tha etook of tmrdwaro sod implements baa bean accomplished this weak and llr. Moo- maw wish** to announce to the people of Newberg aod vicinity that hs ia now ready for business. He extend* aa, in vitation to all to sail upaa Mm at Iba at A. N. PremnaU'a and attend college. M rs.H . J. Mlnthoro and daughter* Gertrude and Mary, accompanied by Master Rosa Mile* arrived home from Newport Satarday morning where they have been spending tha summer, and will bo followed by the Doctor before long. They any that th# popular eea- side resort Is now practioally deserted. C. A. Bristow of Perrott monntain waa in town Wednesday telling a good bear etory, and produced a tooth and a dlaw a* evidence of good faith. Mr. Bruin had been making trouble in the neighborhood, killing goals sic , and on Heturday Will Young o f Sherwood ar* rived oo tbe ecane of disturbance with hie hounds. The hunt waa began In earnest Honda* morning, the dog* im- mediately eiriking tbe trail. Tha ani- mal waa brought to hay on the Bristow blooded Poland China pigs for •»••- *>ha Shires. Graham and family moved to Elgin, Union coonty, Thursday. hell* and Hasel Littlefield are taking treatment lor their eyes in Portland, Phil Aspla wall la down from Brooks * “ <» will remain a couple o f weeks, G. W. Colts returned to hi* dalles aa telegraph operator at 8bedds Monday. Alex Buchanan came ap from Port- land and spent Sunday with bis family. Aromatic Tooth Powder tbe heat at F. H. Caldwell A Co., proscription drug- gists. tl Eider Geo. C. Ctrl announce* that be will preach in tbe Presbyterian church Sunday evening at 7 :30. Mrv. Johnson, the milliner, has a line „ { mil millinery »hieh cannot fail to please. Call and look over her stock. All siten of window glam at the Naw- berg r *.|, A Door Factory near the de- pot. Take your windows there to be ailed. Miss Elsie Kincaid of Corbett ia back in college. She ia aooampauied hy her mother this time and they will.m ake their home in New berg, a . T. McNay spent tbe pant week at Heppner looking after some property ¡ntareata. Lewis Mont* had charge of hi# delivery outfit In the interval. N. E. Britt came home this week and will remain for an indefinite period and take a needed rest from mountain climbing for th# land department of th* Southern Pacific. There seem* to ha a growing tenden- *T *> buy “ tie beet” la every line and P* r,* r * Po° ' h *»* Mocked « P «<>**» * nd win» r wilh thl« g * •*rio‘ ,r **» tba ,ore- Beet good* and towsai price*. Ira t . Powers ol Portland, o f the Powers Furniture Msoufautaring Com- p*ny canto up to Newfaarg on badness Wednesday evening, oonweoteJ with the Spaulding Logging Company. Ha and J. W . Forsyth are old acquaint* ancea. . , THESE GOODS ABE MADE W ELL, W EAR W ELL. JUST WHAT YOU W ANT FOB THE BOY». IN BUYING THEM YOU MAKE Children’s T w o piece Shits excellent yalues only - • $2.50 Three piece Suits better grade, 4.50 Vestees, three piece suits, fine patterns, $ 2 ,5 0 4 * $3.75 Y ou th ’s suits, in cheviots, cashmere and worsted at - $4.50 to $12 Prom the foot up a boy should be well clothed. Our shoes will fit his foot for wear and comfort, aod keep it dry too. F u ll stock, double sole and tap, only $1.85 per pair. Same goods in high top just w hat the boy’s heart aches for - $2.25 per pair O u r G reat N ap -a-T an has no competitor for w ear and w ater. V alue squares with cost $2.50 per pair. Boys’ Caps in styles galore, ................................ Hats! Hats! Hats! For the boy in Panamas, 1 and Graecos’ .................................................... Boys Laundered Shirt*.................. ........................... Boys Negligee Shirts ......... ......... ...... ......•••••• .... Boys Suspenders.................................. .............roc., Boys fleece lined underwear excellent quality only. Let os figure with you nn your boys Clothing for the winter. i of our guaranteed school suits................................................ i pair of our full stock shoes.............. ........................................ 1 Golf Cap.............. ...» 2 Suits L nderw ear... ...... ...... ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t SblTtS*. .... ...... M.(,a . .................. . ...... ••»... ...a. *V. . ...'.**'.*• . . * pair Hose................................................................................ Total for the outfit........... ............................... Only $7.50 will fit the boy out with good reliable goods, tie and suspenders? Never mind we throw them in. Clothiers and Furnishers to tbe coming citizen, The American Boy. has basa d al y appoTae estate o f A M Christ* « n a t i court o f TaaabI has qualified. Hew, therefore, all age! oat said caute ere qnlred to present the JVo I lings worth dk Cooper Leading Furniture Dealers ‘ fU n ,° ° n “ d WM Frida, aight. d T - * •” bar 10. The contestant* ar* annonnoed For soma lilt I# time tha drill at tha aa foitowa: Meadamet T. Broulllette, 0 . Which we sell very cheap. Which we are prepared so furnish you at B O T T O M P R IC E S . in need of any thing in our Hoe give ue a call aad l convince you that we mean just what we aay. Yours for business,