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About Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1902)
; k ! • , ercoats / These are the latest n and the prices are f - 18 to 115 TOO M UCH FOR D R Y AND For a short time, we offer Children’s Over coats at the following cut prices, $4 and $4.50 We are too busy to enumerate the many good things we have for you but will convince you—if you will call on us— We can save you some money, and give you the best goods in Oregon*. Cap# coats at - $3 and $3.50 Cap# Teasla Down Outing—* Urge variety 0 Cinderella Plain Colored O u tin g...----- Children’s Suits — 3 to 8 yrs 0 .................... f t 10 to $ 4.50 Boys K n ee Pants Suits 0 ....................... . . . . . f i .95 to 36.00 B oy* L o n g P a s t Suita 0 .............................. 34.35 to $ 9.00 M en'* Salts and Overcoat* 0 .................................. 35 00 up And w e GUARANTEE BETTER V A L U E than you w ill find elsewhere. Hlannellettesand all wool a t . . . . .......... 73 c. t Largs line sample Shirt Waists at Mfrs prices. A Pine Una of Ladies Tailor Made 8 kirts...%a Heavy Skirting and 8 erges at------ , .jo e . to 3i Pull line color* in Her., Sateen Linings 0 . . . Nice assortment in “ Amisilk"..................... And don’t target our BLACK OAT H O SIER Y F U R COLLARETTES A N D FURS LA D IE S GOATS AnD CAPES OUR TINE AND H E A V Y SHOES. The fall rains remind you of the need of a first class Mackintosh. W e w ill furnish it at 1-2 price. Others in like proportions. We are prepared to meet the demands for BEST G00DS--L0WEST PRICES. THAT’S ALL YOU WANT, Standard K haki Shirts heavy w eigh ts.......... F in e fancy flannel Shirts............................... G o lf S h irt*...................... .............................. Snag p roo f Short Rubber Boots, best brands Snag proof H igh Rubber B oots, best brands Overshoes, Boston and G oodyear G lo v e .. . . A ls o the cheaper grades. B oys' Sw eaters......................... .................... M en's Sw eaters ................... .. . . . . . A Tba beat llao of tea* aad vafTee* in tba city at WHaou’* grocery. By tba middle of tba weak tba snraH- mant at the public school was about two bandied aad seventy-Av*. A drop la undertaking good* at T R Cam mi a** ft Co. 0*11 aad gat prtoeo before buying a tee where. D. P. Stratton of Portland visited in town with hi* brother William the latter psrUrflaat weak. Harvey Wilaoo of Barth Yamhill, a Go to T. B. Camming* toe fbrnitmu, f irw c Nswberg boy, baa been elected rials and oil*. A fall Una of aadertak- to * position ■* teacher In tba McMica vil la poblic achoois. Fresh bread at A. B. Cooper'*, Aral door aaat ti oil inf* worth* lornl'ure More. Bln* pencil* are beat for the eyas; gat them at Haora’*. Ha ba*p* all kiads. H. 8. Britt of Portland «pant 8 an day la town with the how* folks. Eldar O. C. Carl has aone down into Lana ooanty to hold aaarieaof meating*. Tow Myra baa moved from bia home on Meridian (treat to a small plaos eraat of town. Say do you know a good bargain? Then look at that big fire cant tablotat Moora’a. On* Hobart who Urea in the Oerman diitrict «art of town I* preparing to n o n to Portland. Putnam Fade lea* Dyee color ailk, wool er cotton perfectly at 00 a boiling. Sold by C. F. Moore A Oo at 10* par peck ago, The place to boy tboaa rad *peHiag Born, to Mr. aad Mr*. J. M. Devi* of tablet* and writing book* tbe U* eb*n 8*aitl*, Waahiugtoo, oa September 27, Ilka aa well I* at Moore’*. H* ka*p* aa eight pmnd *on. Mother and baba everything the teacher* need. aad grandpa Moffltt gattiag along nicely. Tba aottago has organised • font ball Friend* of Eldar O. C. Carl In tba team. The material I* larger and bat- person* of CKford Bill* aad family ar tar than rear before. Tbe line will be a rived Saturday evening from Dixie, very heavy one___T. P. CaughBn, of Washington, and will maka N*wb*rg Dayton, was in tba elty yaaterday. Ha their home. will leave Monday with hi* family Air Cleo* Kiawoager got back tram tba Taeaan, Ariaooa, for tba beo.it of hi* lagging camp on the Looklamate Mon wife'* health .. Tba poblic achoola o- day morning and re-entered college. pana i Monday with a total regiatratloa Clem ha* mad* th* lick* «m at thi* va of 5T9, there being nearly thirty la the cation having ¿leaned up th* aaat Mtda •am of two bandied dollar*. F. C. Varner, formerly of Bbarwood, hat who now live* out In Tillamook ooanty, era* in Newberg Banday visit* lag bia daughter Mrs. Grant Wiley. H* brought hi* son with U * whom he eUrted la the public aehool here. A vary enjoyable Christian Endeavor •oaiel wa* held in th* Friend* church Ratorday evening. A public » netIan wa* a naw fkatuie of entertainment, end "lodge*’ wa* **rv*d up hot In the basement Th* pmwnc* of *o many uaw fee** *nlivened tli* o<-caaloo. An aotomobile bowled along throogh town toward Portland la*t Friday after noon and •* it we* the fir*f of it* apaciea was la then* part* It I* needle« to w y that people “ rubbered.” The right of aaoh a maohiao lolliua along at a high rata of apaad moat certainly braad a raminl*o*at mood in th* aid ploaaar of ox team day*. bar* to haar of hi* early death. Dr. H . B. dough aad family Ratorday avaalsg from Bdiawtt, lugte«, aad barn touted la to homo oa First wrest formerly at White the Methodist* of Wmdhura bear with rise* re rag rat that they teas Rev. George H. Bennett a* their pastor, they tori pte***d to hear that bi* emi nent aMlitl** have bsan recoantead to th* eateot of hi* being given th* Impor tant oharga at Rombarg. Re*. Mr. Bennett U a daap thinker, aa- abla ax- pound*r, full of inspiration and energy, Sad at home whan addressing an Intel- tecturi audteno*. Tba prayer' and good wiriw* of the m***h«raof Ihcohuraband j Ottiaene here go with him, hi* »«Umabte haring I wife and Interesting Urn 1 1 y.-Wood bur* 1 team, {ndapaodaot. t Tower’s Fish Brand oil clothing, medium and long coat, also pants. During October we will give two pair pants with chil dren’s suits. ti: The room* lormoriy occupied by Dr. Hutchinson a* an oAce.in tba Bank of Newhrrg bailding. ere now beiag fitted op for Dr. Minthora who will oecupv them about October to. The deetor in tend* to mak* hi* homo aad practice bia profession la Itawbsig. but will »pend a few weeks each summer in Newport looking alter bin ooaan water bathing establishment. Dr. Mintborn attended a course oi lectures at Miama Medical College in ClnclaoaMi, Ohio, In 1S73, end graduated in Urn medical de partment of tbe State Ualvaiaity of Iowa In March 1874. Ha'teak a poet graduate ooarae, and graduated in Jef ferson Medical College, of Philadelphia, la March 1877. Since that time be lies taken a sonree on diaraaaa nf children in the Chisago Poet-graduate Medical Col lege, aad a general pact-gradaate course in tba medical department o f tba South- mu California University of Lo* Ange les, during th* winter of 1901-2, giving «■petal attention to tba dlreaaee of children. Ha hoc done a general prac tice two years la T*au****a, ten yearsJn Iowa, three years in Indian TWrritery la government aervtae, two years la Alaska at th* Du nose mterioo, aad three year* In Oregon, two of which war* at th* Hot Lak* rasort In Eastern Oregon. WATCHMAKJKR JEWELER, jfroilin gs worth <& C ooper s Our store is chuck full of the best line of L e e k Oa* Vev Fvver. Bilioninea* aad liver disorder* at this — ■on may ha prevented be closuring the system with DeWift r Little Early Risen.. Thaw fit moo* little pill* do not gripe. They move the bowel* gently, but copiously, aad by ream« of the tarn te properties, give tone and »Irength to Uiejteads. Geld wall A Co. which we invite you to call sod exam ine. If you don’t see what you w ant there C A L L FOR IT and w e’ll get it for you at prices that w ill Our business is to MB you satisfied also handled. W e are especial} U N D E R T A K IN G T r y us a round and we will see to it that you want to again. g j -•
