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clothes with Snap,
easy grace and flow ­
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“MODERN CLOTHES”
Dashing! Distinctive!
D ifferent! “ The
Best for the M oney”
“M O D E R N
$16.00 TO $25.00
CLOTH ES"
Hodson Bros.
Clothiers and Furnishers.
Newberg, Ore.
Special BARGAINS in High Grade Wheels. TH E
W O N D E R —fint class in every way—coaster brake
Rebuilt ones at special prices. Baseball Goods, Fish­
ing Tackle, Umbrellas, Sporting Goods, all at Hard
Cash Prices. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
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N. W OOOWARD.
W .C . WOODWARD.
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.
THURSDAY, APRIL
28. 1910.
Pacific College Notes.
StellaJ Hubbard, who was
competed to drop out o f school
work early in the year on ac­
count o f ill health, visited classes
last Thursday.
May 2 is to be celebrated by
the college as May Day if the
weather is favorable. Athletic
feats will be the order o f the day
and a dinner will be served.
P rofs Reagan and Weesner at­
tended the county teachers insti­
tute at McMinnville last Satur­
day, making the trip on wheels.
In a chapel talk given last Tues-
day morning Prof. Weesner
showed up certain phases of cor­
ruption practiced in elections
under the Australian system and
suggested as a partial remedy an
arrousal o f civic interest.
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Has enacted law&fpe the government o f National
Banks. The first thing to consider in depositing
money is security. The
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NATIONAL
government superintends and examines this bank.
Our stockholders and directors are responsible
and well-to-do citizens. This
BANK
has been established over twenty years, during
which time it has served the banking public faith­
fully and built up a large and prosperous busi­
ness. The best service possible is none too good
for our country customers and the people o f
NEW BERG
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HE conservative banker, in making loans, must know to a certainty that hi*
applicants or sureties are responsible and worthy o f credit Likewise, the
prudent depositor will know the character and standing o f the bank with
which he is to deal.
Therefore, before inviting your confidence and solicit­
ing your patronage, we wish to call your attention to the personnel, o f our Officers,
Board o f Directors, and Stockholders:
Henry Mills,
Thou. Prince,
Geo. A. Best,
David Johnson,
A. R. Mills,
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Amos Nelson,
N. C. Christenson,
Michael Miller,
• Newberg
Dundee
Newberg
Newberg
Springbrook
Newberg
Newberg
Dundee
F. T. Keyes,
J. D. Gordon,
Chas. Larkin, .
A. C. Seely,
Geo. Larkin,
Jennie S. Larkin,
Lynn B. Ferguson,
Dundee
Newberg
Newberg
Newberg
Newberg
Newberg
Newberg
J. M. Crawford,
S. E. Crawford,
N. L. Wiley,
F. F. Seely,,
Henry L. Hagey,
Wm. Christie,
J. S. Crowell,
L. G. Kneeshaw,
W. A. King,
John T. Prince,
Mary Bryan,
Henry Ecks,
C. Ecks,
Bernhard Groth,
H. E. Gordon,
Ins V. Leland,
Dundee
Dundee
Rex
Sherwood
ii Dundee
Portland
Springfield
Newberg
Newberg
Worcester
Newberg
Dundee ’
Dundee
Dundee
Newberg
Dundee
You are no doubt aware that every stockholder o f a NATIONAL BANK is personally
responsible for twice the amount o f stock he holds. The Stockholders of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF N E W B E R O , O R EG O N
are conservatively estimated to be worth $756,000.00—Over THREE QUARTERS o f
a MILLION.
All but 96000.00 o f the bank’s capital stock is owned by townspeople and men living
in the vicinity o f Newberg.
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The officers o f this bank endeavor to promote the interests o f their customers along
Paul V. Maris o f the class o f
1907 who, for the past tw o years
has held the position o f deputy
State Dairy and Food Commis­
INCORPORATED under the laws o f the UNITED STATES.
sioner, very unexpectedly walked
Like all other NATIONAL Banks, this bank is under Government inspection thus
into chapel for a visit one morn-
throwing around it every possible safeguard to its substantiality.
last week, when Mrs. Douglas,
We invite you to become identified with this bank. Your financial and fiduciary mat­
who was down for the morning
ters will be given the careful, consistent attention, which they will require—
talk, very cleverly presented him
conservatively, and in strict confidence.
to the students as the speaker
for the occasion. Though taken
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by surprise at the sudden turn
in affairs Mr. Maris at once
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warmed up to his" subject and
gave the students and teachers as
well, some food for thought
along the line o f “ Science In Its
Relation to Agriculture.” His
off-hand address was well re­
ceived and all will be pleased
First National Bank o f New­
to have bilh return at some other
berg
to GJ Ricker w.22Vfc It o f
time. *T "
lot 8 blk 13 Deskins 2nd add
Newberg $1.
Caroline Blackburn & husb to
J A Hickman 31.50 ac in Wm D
Having purchased the stock o f C N.
Clark d l c t 3 s r 4 w $1338.75.
M ackie’s Hardware and Implement stock
Wm. Huckleberry, of Portland,
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has purchased the Southmayd
we are offering som e special bargains in
place at the cross roads. His Adda Park 27.49 ac in d 1 c s of
brother, Mr. Bennett, will have F Fletcher and Andrew Smith t
4 s r 3 w $1.
charge of its cultivation.
S K Burgess & huSb to G J
George Morrison has sold his
Reiker 1-6 o f an acre in David
farm to Mr. Brill, o f Milwaukee,
Ramsey d 1 c and 11.64 ac in J B
Wisconsin, who expects to take
Rogers d l c t 3 s r 2 w $4200.
possession soon.
Winnefred E Cameron to Lina
William Allan made a business H Brown 52.46 ac in O P Turner
Guaranteed 2 years
trip to McMinnville Wednesday. d 1 c 5-6 $5200.
Mr. Allan has purchased a power
Carlton Lumber Co to Carlton
Guaranteed 2 years
spray outfit the first one ever
Consolidated Lumber Co. Lands
brought into the Red Hills.
known as “ Carlton Lumber Co
W e will carry a com plete line o f Hard­
Saturday last th e J u n i o r Lands” with R. R. Rights in t 3
ware. Its not how cheap, but how good
League o f Dundee boys defeated s r 4 w $10.
an article is that counts. Get you a
at baseball a junior nine from
N C Christenson & w f to J M
STUDEBAKER BUGGY that has stood
Newberg, the score being fifteen Stone 4.19 ac in tract
N W
to twenty-four.
Newberg subd $1500.
Mr. A. Halley, of Newberg, is
kelen M Converse & hb to W
Look out for next week’s ad—something that will interest you,
a guest o f Roe Robison.
A Carter et al 80 acres in sec 33
Mrs. Huckleberry went to t 2 s r 5 w $1850.
Portland Sunday to spend a J H Davenport & w f to Eva L
week with her son, William.
Heinz 3V6 ac in S Cozine d 1 c t 4
Mrs. William Hill spent Wed­ s r 4 w $1500.
L I Davis & wt to Martin
nesday with friends in Dayton.
Stemick
81.91 ac in Geo Myers
Mrs. Roe Robison attended a
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2-3
$10.
birthday party o f a relative at
Mary J Duffy & hb to Bernrtein
McMinnville last Thursday.
&
Cohen Inc 40 ac in sec 29 t 3 s
Mrs. S. B. Bailey, formerly’ a
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w $10.
Red Hill neighbor, but now of
Mary J Duffy & hb to Bern­
Troutdale, is expected as a guest
stein
& Cohen Inc 173.17 ac sec
at Mrs. Hill’s this coming week.
2 9 1 3 s r 3 w $10.
Elmer Imus is convalescing
fames E Emmerson & w f to
W E AR E A G E N T S FOR N E W B E R G
slowly but lxith Khoda and
Geo L Kelty & w f lots 3-4 & 5
Ralph Imus are still ill with la-
blk 6 Deskins 3rd add to New-
grippe. Mrs. Imus has been
l>eig $1250.
suffering with blood poisoning
Elvira S Calusha & hb to F H
Can locate you on Homesteads, Pre­
in her hand the result ofan injury
Caulke 320 ac sec 26-27 t 5 s r 8
emptions, R. R. Land and Individual
received from a vicious rooster.
w $4800.
This is the fourth time of late
Holdings. Can arrange for special rates
H A Crafe & w f to Chehalem
that our attention has lx-cn
Valley Mills part ot practional
to any. part o f the Dominion. Call at our
called to the ugly temper o f pet
lots 5-6 blk 8 Hurley & Larges
office, East 1 st street and get information
roosters. It would lx* well for
idd Newberg $250.
those having poultry to l)e enre-
Archie H Graham to John C
| ful as it is said that fowls that
Laughlin lots No 15 & 16 blk 1
have l>een raised as pets are the
•Whiteson $200.
most liable to become ugly.
A N Green & hb to A J Flint
LOCAL A G E N T S
Mrs. jannsen and littk* daugh­ 23.61 aC in Elijah MilHcan d i e t
ter were Ncwlxrg visitors last 4 s r 4 w $2520.
week.
Jno M Harrington & wt to
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C O L O N IZ A T IO N a g e n t s f o r a l b e r t a l a n d s
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prince Elizabeth A Johnson w.50 It ol
recently visited idatives on Par- lot 3 blk 1 Court add McMinn­
rett mountain.
ville $1000.
$ $ $
THE UNITED: STATES
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Announcement
Buggies and
Hardware
ONE TOP BUGGY $ 6 5 .0 0
ONE SURREY $125.00
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VINCENT & WILSON
A
Dainty
Enameled
Bedroom
What could be prettier or more
inviting than a dainty bedroom
with walk, furniture and woodwork
all enameled in white or some delicate
tint to harmonize nicely with furnishings
and draperies? W h y not have one?
ACME QUALITY
ENAMEL (Neal’s)
gives that smooth, beautiful, genuine enamel surface
so sanitary and so easy to keep bright and attractive.
Anyone can apply it by following the simple directions.
Alberta lands
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J. H. MOORE’S
ALLKN-REYNOLDS HARDWARE CO.