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i 1 . i .. • , . ; . f r t . 'll * High Schooll The students of the New High School are organised In tw o literary societies: “ Leta Alpha” and “ Prions.” The first meet ing of the societies was held Fri day afternoon, Oct. 16, and offi cers elected. The following were elected by the Leta Alpha: pres., Claude Larkin; vice pres., Maude Gregory; sec., Merle Youngs; treas., Etta Andrews; organist. Maude Gregory; marshall, Ervin Hodson; critic, Glenn Paxton The meetings o f the Leta Alpha will be held on the 1st and 3rd Friday afternoons o f each month and those o f the Prions on the 2nd and 4th Friday afternoons. There will be literary and music- programs given and on special occasions debates and contests between the tw o societies. A cor dial invitation is extended to the fnends and patrons o f the school. Come and encourage us by your presence. Prof. McIntosh has resigned his position as Principal o f the H. S. and Mr. Wm. Kletcher has been chosen as his successor and began work Monday morning. Wilma Finley and Ruth Gilbert have been chosen by the High School Y. W. C. A. as delegates to the Y. W. C. A. Convention which convenes in Salem Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday. L a s t Saturday afternoon a football game was played on the College campus by the Newberg High School and McMinnville. The home team won the game with a score of 11 to 0. - The H. S. is organized into a ‘Student Body” with the follow ing officers: pres., Bruce Henry; vice pres., Claude Larkin; Maude Gregory; treasurer to be elected. Tuesday evening in Duncan’s hall a reception was tendered Profs. McIntosh and Kletcher by the Student Body. The evening’s entertainment consisted o f a short program, games and a gen eral good time for all. Bruce Henry, President ofStudentBody, spoke words o f welcome to Mr. Kletcher and Prof. Wiley spoke Farewell, in behalf o f the stu dents, to Prof. McIntosh, pre senting him w ith an elegantly engraved silver cup as a token of their good wishes and apprecia tion o f his work. After a social hour had been spent, light re freshments were served and the students departed for their homes. Teachers’ Institute is in session at.McMinnville this week. The Senior class have planned to take in the last day, Friday. V era S tannard M aude G regory Press Committee. CHEHALEM VALLEY MILI Flour Brands QUEEN PATENT Highest market price Paid for^Hay, Grain, Potatoes, Etc.* Both phones City Free Delivery Prepares young people for bookkeepers, stenographers, corres pondents ana ponaents and general omce office work. The development o f the North west will afford openings for thousands in the next few years. for r catalogue. P rep a re now. Send fo SALEM , OR EG ON - W . L ST A L E Y , Principal Your Head Aches Your Eyes Ache Your Eyes Water Your Eyes Burn Your Eyes Tire Your Glasses Don’t Fit You Need New Glasses CONSULT US WE WILL EXAMINE YOUR EYES FREE JAMES H. MILLS REGISTERED O PTIC IA N N ext to Postoffice M AN A T NEWBERG . Undertaker, with lady assistant. Funeral Director at your service any hour. Agent fo r W hite Bronze Monument«. (O u r motto) “ Your satisfaction is our success. ” » ij ' ^ i J? . * 1 ’, ' ' ‘ j ' • i , Wanted and For Sale. Bay - your New and Second Hand School Books of F. H. C a l d w e l l & Co. Prescription Druggists. See us for your School Books— we have a full stock. / F. H. C a l d w e l l & Co. Prescription Druggists. Girl or woman wanted for h ouse work. Inq uire at this office. Until November 1, 1908, we will give 10 per cent off on all buggies sold, and 5 per cent off oq all wag* ons and other articles except hay, the above applying on cash sales. F o r S a l e — R. I. Red chickens, 80 cents. Leave orders with Vin cent Feed & Implement Co. 10-29 pd Election day is T a g Day. Look out. Mr. Monteith, the well known baritone, will sing at the Sonle concert for the benefit of the Bap tist church. Full blooded Poland China male pigs for sale. Pedigrees furnished with all stock sold. H erbert W illard , on H a n s Christenson Farm, West Cheha lem. We have the largest line of School Tablets & Pencils ever brought to Newberg. F. H. C a l d w e l l & Co. Prescription Druggists. You will laugh more than you have in months if you go to heair Mr. Coughen, the impersonator, who comes with Miss Squle at the Baptist church next month. T w o of Miss Soule’s best pu pils will play at the concert tor the Baptist Aid Society. The laying of the corner stone o f the new Catholic church o f Newberg will take place Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2:30 p.m. Archbishop Christie of Portland will perform the ceremony. A cordial invita tion is extended to all. Newberg Mfg. & Construction Co. TO TH E PU B LIC E A R E PRE PARED to furnish Windows, Doors, Glass, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Sand, Concrete Stone in any design. Plans, specifications, and build ing Constructions a specialty. Give us a trial. W Give us a trial, and you w ill find our prloes right and work satisfactory LUMBER W indows Mouldings S P E C IA L PRICES Do not fail to hear McAllister and Miller speak next Monday eve .at Duncan’s Opera House. I want to sell the properties owned by myself and father in Newberg,being the southeast and southwest corners o f Seventh and Chehalem streets. Will sell cheap and give good terms. Al so all kinds o f Portland real es tate. L ewis L. S aunders , 714 Couch Building, 109 Fourth St., near Washington. C. K. Spaulding Logging Co T?.0«î asm o The ladies of the Presbyterian church w ill serve chicken pie and other good things at noon, on Tuesday, election day, at Cra ter’s hall—price 25 cts. A W ord of Appreciation A ton of clean vetch seed tor The pastor and members oft he geoeo eo eo *^ ^ sale. G rape & S on Baptist church desire to express ♦ X hearty thanks to our lriends in Newbferg whose hospitality was* shared by our recent guests dur Hon. E. S. J. McAllister, Presi ing the State Convention. The t dential Elector, and Senator M. convention was a great success A. Miller will address the people 3 E 4 & i and the delegates were enthusi of Newberg Monday eve, Nov. * » Large S t o c k astic over the splendid entertain 2nd, a t 8 o ’clock. All are invited, 2 t C O M E A N D SEE If ♦ of the Latest 1 ment furnished them here. Those especially the ladies. Duncan’s s ♦ who have been attending such Opera House. a to meetings for years say that the % Opposite Graphic Office ; r convention was never before so a S W ho Killed Joe’s Baby. well entertained. W e th a n k * By Miss M yrtle Hannon at the those who helped ns, and a l» ) t ► M. E. church, Friday evening, those who offered to help. October 30, under the auspices F. C. S tannard . | G R E G O R Y SISTERS | o f the Epworth League. Besides Bancroft and Lewis Coming * * # «# # # * e «* * e * e * * * * * * * * * * * several other readings o f a hu Dr. Bancroft, the famous psy morous nature, the entertain chologist has been secured by tne ment will be interspersed with Athletic Association of Pacific College to come to our city and music. Miss Hannon is highly give a course o f tw o lectures on recommended and every on e 5 and 6 at the Opera should hear her. Admission 15c i ;; November House. and 25c. 1 > 1 > Dr. Bancroft w ill be ably as Buys i I sisted by the charming reader and Call for Meeting T H E Y MAKE Y O U FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH < > <1 vocalist Miss D. Lillian Lewis. The people of oar city will hear A «k for «ad try one* BLUE BELL Cough Syrup. PU* h iu « äy, Mau’« Pain Liniment, oi :: ► EG G S and C H IC K EN S H There will be a meeting o f the BLUE BELL Stomach Tabula, Diarrhö «a. Croup, Narva, Couth, Hay Pavar and Catarrh, Blood, i something of startling nature Gauaral Tonic, Bright Sunahiac, Haart, Worm, Kidney, Headache. Summer Complaint, Soothing ' ► o along the lines o f mental phe Commercial Club Friday evening Tablet* for Children, Liver, Female Regulator or Quiaev Tablett. » The Best o f Fresh and Cured ' ► O nomena. Don’t miss it. at 8 o’clock. This is important. Meats the market affords. ! 1 A t the Highest Market 11 For sale by F. H. Caldwell & Co. We want every business man out. Also Fish in season. Price For Sal«. F. H. C a l d w e l l , Pres. who are guilty of turning their o < I Ligh t two-horse wagon. Notice. sewerage and drainage into that 11-5 pd - J. P. J ohnson . To Our Customers At a meeting held last Satur creek, and to notify them that For Sale. The bridge is repaired, the old day some twenty property own unless thtir drains and sewers ;. Open every Wednesday and ;; ers on Hess-Mill-Creek being rep were cut out, action would be ! > Saturday at the old stand • ’ Jersey bull 10 months old price mill is running and we arc pre M ANAG ER $15. Sow and four pigs, $10. pared to take care o f the trade. resented, a committee was ap commenced to enforce the law in' pointed to find out the parties the case. DUNDEE - - OREGON O x a p k & S on . A. E. M oore . ! RACKET 1 MILLINERY | STORE j HATS 1 1 | J. T . SM ITH I D U N D EE MARKET J. C. KELLER . O. D. Mauritzen, TAKE THE BLUE BELL*LINETOHEALTH > ij 1 ■ <* . / nr — - - ■-■■»««« - ‘ ■ ....... .... ,. -A:_ __
