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- t* % Sporting Goods A n y*u thinking o f buying a Gun or Rifle, Fishing Tacklfe or BicyCW. I f you are come and see what we have to offer. We can ■are you money. W a are giving Special Prices to reduce stock* Coma in and see. You will be Satisfied. v THEO. ST. PIERRE. | W IM M W W M W IMMMIMIIWIMW N O SPECIAL SALE We are not putting on any special sale. We are just selling good goods a little cheaper than the other fellow every day in the year. __1 _*__ _____V One lot of Children’s and Ladies’ Canvas Shoes, all sizes, $1.50 and $2.00 values, price per pair......50c The largest and best assortment o f Embroideries to be * found at. .......... ........ .............................. 10c yd All standard Calicos..................................................5c yd All Dress Ginghams at...... ............ .........:...;....10c yd Apron Ginghams at............ .......... ...... 6V4 & 8c yd Best 9-4 Bleached Sheeting....... ........ .................... 28c yd Best 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting at....^...‘................26c yd 54-inch Wool Dress Goods a t ............... .............. .. .50c yd 36-inch Indian Head Muslin...............................l2 V x yd 3 pairs o f Ladies’ of Men’ s Hose for........ ..................25c Men’ s Summer Shirts, all colors, attached or detached collars, special value at........:............................ $1.00 An extra good blue Shirt, attached collar................. 50c A new assignment o f Ladies’ Shirt Waists and Petti coats at Bargain Prices. See them. Men’ s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, solid leather, the kind that gives satisfaction. Let us fit your fe e t GROCERIES Everything in good, clean, fresh groceries. Delivered promptly by our own delivery wagon. Phone us your grocery orders. We will do our best to please you. Yours for business BOTH PHONES B . C. B A I R D A Valuable Number of the Ore include a long list o f prises, cash gon Historical Quarterly, j and otherwise. The dates for the fair are Sept. 20-23. The Quarterly o f The Oregon Local autoists here completed Historical Society for March, the placing o f sign posts at cross 1910, Vol. II, No. I, liee upon roads throughout the county our table. During the past ten directing travelers toward the years the Society has issued ovtr county seat and telling the exact five thousand pages o f historical distances. matter relating to the "Oregon Commencement exercises ot Country” —the e n t i r e Pacific McMinnville College began Sat Northwest—all s e c u r e d from urday night with a musical re original sources, and edited by cital in Music Hall, und will con Prof. F. G. Young, Secretary. clude with an address Wednes No publication o f a s i m i l a r day night before the alumni as character in the United States sociation by Rev. W. B. Hinson has a higher standing or is more D. D., o f Portland. A splendid eagerly sought for by those who baccalaureate sermon was de desire to acquaint themselves livered in the First Baptist church with the genesis o f the American Sunday night by Rey. J. W. Kra settlement west ot the Rocky mer, o f Spokane. T welve gradu Mountains. The contents of the ates received degrees this year present issue are as follows: from the various departments. "Oregon Counties: Their Crea tions and the Origins o f Their Fourth o f July Celebration, page 6. Names,” the annual address by Mr. Frederick V. Holman, Presi Marriage Licences. V dent o f the Society, at the an nual meeting, Dec. 18, 1909; George Baumgardner, age 22 “ Opinion o f Wm. D. Fenton on years to Ralph F Martin, age 24 the Power o f the Legislature to years. Increase the Number o f Justices Nellie M. Gilson, age 18 yrs. to Constituting the Supreme Court Henry Lee Fletcher, age 22 yrs. o f Oregon.” It is interesting to Jennie M Perkins, age 61 yrs. note that this opinion, given Jan. to Henry Sheard, age 64 yrs. 13, 1899, was sustained by the Supreme Court o f Oregon on Dec. Tracy Phillips, age 25 yrs. 21, 1909. The address by Mr. - Grace Eva Waldron, age 18 Holman, from a purely historical yrs. to Claude S. Messinger, age point o f view, is one o f the most 18 yrs. *_ important ever delivered in the - Mgrgurite A. McGill, age 22 state. Months o f time were yrs. to Harley M. Hifliker, age spent in preparation, and great 21 yrs. care exercised in establishing Miriam I. Woodman, age 21 every statement made, by refer yrs. to Harley H. Alderman, age ence to original sources. This 21 yrs. - ;■ address will be o f great service to Amy Dement, age 26 yrs. to every educational institution and | p'TZ^iJames L. Bullock, age 43 yrs. business office in the aC1 Mamie Frack, age 18 yrs. to Northwest, as it affords the; Ivan Dickev, age 21 yrs. starting point for all future coun Alta McKinley, age 23 yrs. to ty history. Copies may be Ira C. Barber, age 25 yrs. secured by sending to George H. Hifhes, Assistant Secretary, City Hall, Portland, Oregon. Notice to Water Consumers. McMinnville. The second annual session of the summer normal school will open here hext week. Work is progressing rapidly on the new high school building which is to be ready tor occupan cy this fall. . ‘ The races at the Bewley track last Saturday were well attended and good records made. Meets will be held at various times dur ing the summer. The prize lists tor the coming County School Fair are out and HOUSE CLEANING IS MADE rs EASY W h en you get the YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO. to clean you r Carpets, R u gs, Portiers, U phol stery and W a lls w ith their E L E C T R IC V A C U U M C L E A N E R . See them for rates. The hours for lawn sprinkling will be -from 7 o ’clock to 8 o ’clock each evening. All sprinkling with hose on streets and parts o f streets sprinkled with wagon is prohibited. Washing sidewalks and gutters on all streets is prohibited ex cept Saturday mornings, be tween 7 and 8 o ’clock. All hose to be removed from hydrants on all streets, sprinkled by wagon except when in use. Irrigation for garden prohibited at all times. _ . _ . to merit your Our one Ambition spared nrf pains to supply our cuatomerst with the best the market affords. Nowhere will you find a more complete line o f Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet Articles, Sundries, Etc. Our Proscription Department represents the best in quality and skill, a registered pharmacist alwaya in charge. Our prices will get your business and our methods will hold your trade. Try a cool, refreshing drink at our 20th Century eoda fountain. L y n n B. F e rg u s o n P r e s c r ip tio n D r u g g ist S u c « * * « o r t o P. H. C a lS w ell A ••• Fiaat National Bank Building - - - Newberg, Oregon •SSv2S*:*2Sv-S=:*:*S*:*Si*2S*:-SS<^| RUBBER! If You Don't You'll Regret it Next Saturday, June 25th. Vincent &. Wilson are going to offer to the public 8 4 Pieces of Assorted Enamel W are, including Dishpans, Preserve and Berlin Kettles at only 39c and 4 9 c each Remember the Time, the Place, and the Price VINCENT, WILSON & CO. O r a n g e E l l io t t , Water Supt The Pirat National Bank of New berg—The Pirat National Bank of Newberg—The PI ret National Bank of Newberg—The Flr»t National Hank of Telephone Blue 34 SPEND T H E SUMMER a The Man W h o Starts 3 * •n f 3 p ? In Business To-day ! r w a * must have money or credit—to be successful he should have both. a The real starting point o f any business is: The time at whkh'one begins a systematic saving. If he begins right he opens a bank account, and gradually buildslup both his account and his credit i If YOU begin NOW it will bring YOUR day for starting just that much the nearer. E BRING in your pay checks, milk and butter checks, egg ¡checks, or checks received from whatever business you are in, and open an account t l W 2. as We will cash checks at par, no matter where or on what bank they were issued. Pay your help by check, pay your store bills by check—it is system atic to pay by check. g 3 I 3 J f Real Estate Transfers. United States to Edward Pfaff nwVi ot sect 8 t 2 s r 5 w Marcus B Fowler to Herbert Harrison lot 10 blk 10 Watts add Amity $160. E W Frasier & wf to H B & SJ Cockerbam part blk 39 Oak Park add McM $1750. Lincoln S Frink & wt to Chas D & Hattie Tice 64.07 ac sec 4 t 6 s r 4 w $10. F M Fritbie & hb to Frank Campbell & wf lots 7-8 blk 7 Johns add McM $10. Henry Ceible to W A Biddle 6 ac in Elijah Milican d 1 c 1 4 s r 4 ( w $500. J D Gordon & w f to C J & M E ! Clemenson lot 3 blk 16 Central add Newb $4500. Thos C Gosser & w f t o L F Tharp lots 1-2-3 4-5 blk 6 Ker- shaws 2nd and Willamina $1. ' C J S Greer & hb to Anna L Christopher et al 20 ac sec 22 t 3 s r 3 w $2500. C J S Greer & hb to Rosamond I Young 30 ac sec 27 t 3 s r 3 w from 8. P point«, Portland to Cot- ta*e Grove lnclnrire, Incliwllnc branch line«; alao from all C. A t. ■tatIon« Albany and weal fo o d g o ing on Saturday or Sunday, and for retnrn Sunday or Monday. Your bank book will show your income, and what it costs you to run your business. Your checks will be your receipts for accounts paid, and probably the means o f saving you, at some time, a costly lawsuit on account o f some dispute. 3 A Sunday Excursion Rate of This bank does a general commercial banking business—we'co-operate with and assist our customers in the upbuilding o f their business. James A Harmon et al to A C Southmayd 1 ac in C B Graves d 1 c t 5 s r 6 w $500. T B Henderson & wf to J W Briedwell lots 8-9 blk 7 Watts 3rd add Amity $100. E V , M T & E U Henderson to J W Briedwell & w f and 1-3 in terest in lots 9 & 10 blk 5 W atts add 5290. I’eter Jenson & w f to Elmer & V 3 Lucy Everest lots 19-20 blk "D ” m 4 Hobsons add Newberg $1000. Your account, whether large or small, will be appreciated. from Albany, Corvallis, Philomath, with corresp on d ^ low rates from points west, in effect all summer. Call on any S. P. or C. * E. Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.;a lso for copy o f our beautifully illustrated booklet, “ Outings in Ore g o n ," or write to We invite you to come in and inquire about our SAVINGS DEPART MENT for old and young. $1.00 or more will start an account. Our CUSTOMERS have the privilege o f keeping their DEEDS, IN SURANCE POLICIES, VALUABLE PAPERS, and LOCK-BOXES in our spacious, fire-proof VAULT—without cost to them. WM . MeMURRAY, Sneers I Peaaaeear I g ie L * , ^rtlsed, 0'«gOn. w oU lQ Ia*qjt»N H> i a t i l«uo|i»s 1WM anj,-no8*JO U> « 1 I M M K l*J‘A *«A -S **o*»K |0 E $1. |«J|J • q i - t l » « m »n [C on O «««! on p«g* X)
