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MJtxxsrxxMW These are the latest lea and the prices are ht - 4 8 to $15 For a short tim e, we offer Children's Over- coats at the following cut prices, $4 and $4.50 FOR HARD HONEST W ORTH. Our new line of Box Calf Shoes for boys and girls have never been equalled in this, or any other town, at ’ • • ■ • Ladies Stout and stylish Walki: weather Cape coats at - $3.00 $3 and $3.50 Capo coats at - - $2.50 Shoes The fall rains remind you of the need of a first class Mackintosh. W e w ill furnish it at 1-2 price. Strong, Misses low heeled Box durable, comfortable Old Ladies “ Comfort” Shoes, good ones, and easy on your feet, only Full line of “Hood Rubbers,” ................................ Ladies 50c. Men’s 70c A large line of “Anguvic” fleeced w rapper goods f o r .........11c. per yard Oalicoes, Ginghams and O utings,............................................ 6c. and up F ast Color W ater Proof Um brellas................... ............................$1.00 Men’s, Women’s, Boys and Misses M ackintoshes....... „.......$1.50 to 7.50 All kinds of Men’s, Youths and Boys Clothing a t extremely low prices. We are after your trade and if first class goods and low prices w ill count we w ill have it. Other* in like proportion*. We are prepared to meet the demands fo: all classes of winter A wet weather goods Standard Khaki Shirts heavy weights.......... Fine fancy flannel S hirts............................... Golf Shirts........................................................ Snag proof Short Rubber Boots, best brands Snag proof High Rubber Boots, best brands. Overshoes, Boston and Goodyear Glove........ Also the cheaper grades. Boys’ Sweaters, i .............................. i f cd s Sweaters. . . . . . . . . L o d i E v e n ts . _ The Doeglaa Studio for fotoe. - . . . _ . l’°BC Wilson *P,>* or • All kinds of empty barrel* for sale at Fresh WilaotPa Grocery. door cm , A ‘" ’J “ 0"*, °l tb° ~ l * toT * J left at Moore’s. them ai y Th# bast line of teas and coffees in Sam Lon Hill of Eugene visited io to w . a day o r so th e first of the week. A law more of thoae 60c boxes of a t.- tlonery left lor 35c. Moore keeps them . . . . . . . . ..... . A . M. Hoskioa le ft Monday morning to spend the winter in So.lbern Oregon. Yon will always find a complete line »f (reek vegetables a t Wilson’, grocery. Ed H am pton and family of Seattle are e i pec ted here for a visit in a few **£*" — „ . . G o to T . H. Gumming, for furniture, p a in u and oils. A full line of uoderU k- log good, k ep t in .lo ck . Mr*. Joh n so n , the m illiner, baa a Hoe of fall m illinery which cannot fail to please Calf and look over her .to o k . tb* •* * Wnm)0'9 I *“ « to Word comes from Gold Hill that Mias J mother. Hoakln. is I . very poor health Bayd ****" , _ _ , A drop in undertaking goods at T. B. Moore’i C a m m in g . 4 Co. Call and get prioee ^ y ta|o r. ^ ¡ „ g «»«where. (ted in A rMeption to d WM giw.n by 0 m hi( tha C brl.tian aaeooiaUon. of the college ' H e. r gatotday evening in honor of the new n|( i t „dents. Friday Charlie Baldwin arrived the first oi -m,. r ■ |be weak lrom XUuk. , lld i§ , t tha ™ * hom„ o | hj- moUwr Mra M. E . Baldw in. , ike „ He y ^ th FrMfc w , , , , . * . h„ hta pi»«« ^ of town , nd Je ra rte d with hia lam- ||y for A r|lonfc Th# move w u mo’ «d Masti r Raymond Prvaanatt, grandson .¡„ned by the ill health ol Mrs WII- " orth ® of Silas Comer, arrived the first of tlie Kama. r * m. T* ■reek from Seattle, and ha. enrolled as Df and c 0 went down a student in Pacific College. to Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Bennett re- “ Mr. and Mra. 0 . J . Bright and chil- mained,and with Mrs. F. A. Morris, dren who have been visiting here with Who went down Thursday m orning , U® 01 Mr. and Mrs. C. J.L arsen , Mrs. Bright’« «111 visit for a fsw days. .mm “n ptoenta. returned home last Friday. Mf aQd M rr H trrey w hitm an oi * Three Marion eonnty official* In the Tacoma, Waahington, visited in town ^ persona of Oonnty Judge Scott, Com- tt,e first of the week with Jes. Comic D miasloner Needham and Road master and family, Harvey is now running as ¡J’ V ' Culver, nocom pan ted hy Hugh Genrlu conductor on th e rand between Seattle of Cbampoeg, made a flying visit to and Portland. * °d Mr Newberg Wednesday morning. They Ma, D.vid 1. now regularly hauling , A ^ were down to Invest!«.!« the proposition m!lk down t0 tha creamery from their ^ rc" 1“ of putting in a free ferry below town, ^ #n Cbebal#Jn mouoU\B. He ia #° l and cam . np to Newberg to Interview m i|k |n f bat nirM cowt M bo, ,n. citiaena here In regard to tb s m atter. ^ atMd„ , * Irarease the rise of hia The Yamhill county court has already dai herd. H. .s y . he h a . acme a*- ‘ "d ^ allowed (fiOfi for two y ear, toward the | | t w f ^ ^ r thaevei (iroject, and should th . Marion county , " „ . g*n«ral c o u ria c t accordingly, and t h . official. 5 g S A ^ here ratiter Indlcaied th at It would, the brocA- ®r‘. A- th* ' Mlnnvi ferry will be .m ured. b ro to.rjn-law , Abner Cook, .U rted out , _ Wednesday morning on an overland • Mtm Grace H m to. aged 20 years, tr, th# obiecuva po|Dt being on the who for some time h .d b ^ n an Invalid ^ out M)|th ()f Y, qulnn Bay. They tram tuberculraie, died a t her hom e w ant |n March of ^ Uoo^ U n d l. w‘U be. above Dundee Saturday m orning, th e , , . . of felloi funeral eervlce. being oonduot^i at « "« »P th e Friend* eherob Sunday aiternoon at Y .m h U lc o u n ty -M ra lW at tha M e bo|ld|n 1:90 o’clock. The prator, M l« Mend.n- MlnDvill. city hall last Saturday morn- lagtoUu hall, took her ta .t from the Ilf. of th e T hoP" U departed, and exhorted her bearers lo b e in «f fra* ready for—lit*. Mra. Mabel Douglas t»r " l‘y F»nc*' ''? ? • F’ “ ard* a lei •poke touchingly of the harolam of the w m i d t l ^ w ^ ^ the h .,d - Murio waa fnrnlahed hy « double quar* ta t. Those serving aa pall hewrers ware Messrs. John and George Larkin, W. 8. P aritsr, A. O Seeley, L . B. Ferguson end W. C. Woodward. The attendance a t the funeral was large, aa the whole eommuplty was deriroua of honoring th e memory of her who bed made each • brave fight, not as much for herself as for the fbtberleaa and mother lam ohil* dran largely dependent upon her. The fhmlly wishes to egpreae Its gratitude to those who have shown themaelvea such (dose friends Is this th eir bereavement. ln ,h ® n«»r " ,lir' John Holtum, the man w ho jagg lea oannon balls to the wonder of all be* holders, gave hia last ehow In town Mon- day evening. He oonvinoed apeotntora th at ha really caught tha ball from the mouth of the «annon, and on Saturday night Will McGuire essayed to d u tch the big shot and incidentally the hnn- drsd dollars reward offered. H e failed, but g*ve an aihibltion of hia strength by putting shove hia band with one hand hie 13fl pound dum b hell. This la » feet Holtum ooold not aooompliah. h j bis wh phyriei waa ei try a el |ng aco *rty an and trj oo the year* Storey ness b. hie mai him let time r A ( r a h oow for ante. Horace Nowlin, Springbrook. Cell a t Eli ret Brae, store on Thursday« and exam ine M bs Flora Bell’a line of Portland m illinery. All aiaeo of window g l i a at the New* berg flaeh A Door Factory near the de pot. Taka yoor window* there to be Slled. Mr«. N. C. Marla at Heppner visited friends la McMinnville Saturday. Mra. Maria and ton Homer return home the latter part of th is week. On laat Saturday night the Tillamook etage wee held Op by three rubber* Ave miles west of North Yamhill, and the passenger« relieved of their change. Jaoob Maoaer, who recently purchased the C .C . Elliott and M. Parrish places east of town arrived with hia family from W ashington Tnfoday evening. N. E. B ritt baa p n f o i e d a one h u n dred and tw enty am* place near Prune Ridge, in the foothiila of the Caecade mountains, a ad will stock U with cattle and aheep and place Clarence Elliott in charge. When in the oounfo seat Saturday the writer visited the Meklinnvlllo cream- ery, owned by Mesa*. Briedwell A P ri mer, who ware picturing lor market their first churning of butter. They have a neat and w*|l equipped plant and in their persevering efforts are de serving of aueeees. AThe more dairies and creameries Yflkhill county has, the more proeperoai&rtners there will 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. headquarters lor Bailors, fishermen and loggers, the stateuMmt is not surprising. The mayor ol th e bibulous town, and recently went to- tbe county g eth er to Beattie to ta k e th e Keeley cure and n o th in g wa. th o u g h t of th e m atter. As another ex am p le, a holly contested city elee’Jon was recently held between th e tem perance am i the saloon people. Candidates on both tick ets were elected and nil proceeded ¡mine- diately to get on a h ig h w bix Wm M inikin* ft*** lm>n on th e road h » q,,.naedf^ ^ WATCHMAKER JEWELER, ^ against »aid estate are berehyn “anderatfiaS 2 Dated Sept, e , isos, CamuG. o n * £ £ £ £ ? * * “ “ * •* l ciarsnee Butt, Atfy ter Batata jfc oli m gs w orth dt C ooper's beerver a frolic- he Dellas young* ivarel weeka ago X .wigon— - jfcouse burn ish in g* Our staro is chuck full of the best line of L o o k O ot F o r F a v o r . Biliousness and liver disorders at this season fcay be prevented he cleansing the system with IVWitt’a L ittle E a rly R ise rs. These famous little pills do not gripe. They move the faowela gently, but copiously, and by reason of the ton ic properties, give tone and strength to theglanda. Caldwell A Oo. which we invite you to call and examine. I f yon don’t see what yon want there* CALX FOR IT and we'll get it for yon at prices that will F o r S a l* . Nine hundred seres of land within fiva miles of Newberg, in different tracts. Mostly Improved. Amoa Nelson. « , returned n u ur* ia Pwem e oame rath- " I Jest seem to have gone all to pieces” penlng up a writes Allred Bee, of Welfare, Tex., «it when In ••biHouenes* and a l»me bnek had made >d position in lifb a harden. I couldn’t se t or a'sep Moeer, with and felt almost loo worn oot to work ra being ad* when I began using Electric B itten, bet probably ae* they worked wonders. Now I sleep like irk in South a top, can eat anything, have gained in wit aa being strength and enjoy hard work.” They I Used state of give vigorous health and new lift to Booth Band, weak, sickly ran-down people Try th e town la 1 them . Only Me at F. H. Caldwell A Oo. Our business is to see yon satisfied. Second hand goods also handled. We are especially well prapaied for UNDERTAKING PRICKS A L W A Y S R E A S O N A B L E . Try us a round and arc will sro to it that you want to c< again. H. & C
