Newberg graphic., June 30, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

THE NEWBERG GRAPHIC JUNE 30. 1910
THE CITY
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hurlburt,
There should be a full house
o f Portland, are spending the at the mass meeting called for
week here with relatives in the this evening at Duncan’s Opera
family o f j. F. Ridenour.
House. The sewer question is
an
important one and should re­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gary* of
ceive
careful consideration before
Clackamas county and Mrs.
Harmon, o f Portland, were the T uesday’s election.
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Twenty-four cars o f freight
handled—sixteen out and eight
Butt Sunday.
in—is
the record o f Monday’s
Mr. and Mrs. E.A.King,of Port­
land, spent Sunday in Newberg business as done at this point by
getting better acquainted with the Espee. Newberg is coming
their youthful grandson, Ed­ down the line, and the ^alance
ot trade is right too.
ward Herman King.
Prof, and Mrs. W. J. Reagan
Walter Spaulding, who was
graduated from the law depart­ and the Hodgin girls, Louise,
ment o f the University o f Michi­ Irene and Harriet, are doing
gan a few weeks ago, is expected “ light housekeeping” at the
Milton Newlin place in the
to arrive home about July 4th.
Springbrook
neighborhood and
Mrs. Warren McConnell re­
are rusticating in the berry
turned to her home at Moclips,
Washington, the first of the week. patches.
Prof. Oliver Weesner and Harry
Her sister, Miss Hattie Bixby,
Haworth
returned Monday from
went with her to remain during
the annual Y. M. C. A. conference
the summer.
ofthe Northwest, held at Colum­
Tom Herd has the contract for bia Beach, reporting a highly
building the new German M. E. successful gathering. Nearly one
church out east of Newberg. It hundred and fifty were in at­
will be 44x48 feet in size and tendance.
when completed will cost about
J. L. Hoskins, representing
$2500.
.
;
Newberg, and S. M. Calkins, per­
Sherman Seely, o f Wilsonville, forming the same stunt for West
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barber, Cbehalem, went up to McMinn­
o f Portland, visited in town Sun­ ville Tuesday to attend the meet­
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. See­ ing of the Republican County
ly. Mrs. Barber is a sister ofthe Central Committee, ot which
Seely boys.
D. H. Turner is chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Streeter,
Miss Alice Hayes went - to
the parents o f Mrs. Thad. Sheridan Monday and secured a
Reynolds,
with
their
two release by the School Board from
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. J. the position irf the High School
D. Close, arrived here from High­ o f that town, to which she had
land, Kan., Wednesday morning. been elected. She will therefpre
owbery
H A P P E N IN G S
There will be no freight received
At the school meeting last
or delivered at the S. P. depot on week in the Rex district, C. F.
July 4.
Bauer was re-elected director and
Mrs. C. K. Spaulding and N. L. Wiley was re-elected clerk.
daughters, Beulah and Ila, are in
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiley, of
Salem this week.
Portland, spent Sunday in town
Frank Baird took Mr. and with relatives in the families ot
Mrs. Skelton to Three Rivers e Mack Kaufman and Thos. Rood.
tew days ago.
Mrs. Sarah Stopher, ot Port­
land,
is visiting in town with her
Mrs. W. F. Edwards, ot Port
land, spent Sqnday in town with daughter, Mrs. Mack Kaufman
and with her son, Thomas Rood
relatives.
Prof. Paul Brissenden who
Mrs. W. S. Parker is visiting
went
down to Berkeley recently,
in Salem this week with F. A.
writes that he has entered the
Elliotts.
summer
school o f the university
Miss Birdie Harlord, ot St. Hel­
there.
ens, is visiting in town with Miss
Mrs. Myra Smith, pastor of
Nina Mills.
the
Friends Church at Lents,
Mrs. James Allison, of Port­
land, visited friends in this and her three sons are visiting
with the family of N. L. Wiley
vicinity the last of the week.
out at Rex.
Mrs. Nelson Morrison and chil­
Mrs. Mabelle Edwards Y,ork
dren went down to Portland
and baby daughter arrived from
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Elwood, Indiana, the first o f the
Miss Mabel Pressnall, of Seat­
week, expecting to spend the
tle, is visiting in town with her
summer here visiting.
cousin, Miss Hasel Comer. — ^
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper, ot
J. E. Jensen and wife, ot Water- Arleta, former residents o f New­
tow n South Dakota, are in town
berg, were ia town the first of
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gar­ the week visiting with Frank
ret Fort.
Mills.
Prof W. W. Wiley delivered a
As we go to press we learn of
lecture on school supervision at the death o f Mrs. Luejlen Dun­
O. A. C. summer school at Cor­ can, which occurred on the farm
vallis the first ot the week.'
north o f . Newberg, Wednesday
E. W. Stanley, o f Tillamook, night.
The parade will form Monday accompany her parents to their
came to Newberg Friday and
Harvey Whitman, Newberg’s morning at the public school new home in Massachusetts, tor
made a short visit with his pioneer jeweler, bf Spokane, ac­ building and will start promptly which they leave so o n ..
brother, Nate.
companied by his wife, visited at ten o ’clock. It is desired that
The Republican- County Cen­
Loyd Armstrong lett Tuesday here the last ot the week with J. all connected therewith will be tral Committee decided at its
in line and ready to march at meeting Tuesday on holding a
tor the harvest fields ot Eastern C. Comics.
Washington. He expects to re­ The $30,000 subscription for a that hour.
county assembly on July 16,
turn for college in the fall.
G. W. Best arrived home from when delegates to the state as­
new building for Pacific College
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Whipple, tacks less than $500 o f being a his visit to North Dakota last sembly will be named and nomi­
recently o f Oklahoma, are spend- reality, and Mrs. Martin and week and reports a very pleasant nees for county offices recom­
' ing the week here with the form­ Mrs. Woodward, who have been trip. The parents ot Mrs. Best, mended. The precinct assemblies
er’ s nephew, F. H. Rogers. They doing the soliciting, expect to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pack, came will take place on Saturday,July
are on the way to Florence, Ore­ complete it in time to celebrate with him and will remain tof 9, when delegates to the county
several weeks.
( assembly will be chosen.
next Monday.
.
gon, where they will locate.**
Henry Clemmens began ship­
The Junior Graphic icribe
visited with his honor, the mayor ping greenhouse tomatoes to
o f Waitsburg, Washington, in Portland the first o f the week at
Portland Saturday, in the person four dollars per twenty pound
o f M. 0 . Pickett. M. O.’s one crate. No wonder we blink at
hundred and ninety pounds the price of a tom ato salad at
avoirdupois are entirely in keep­ the city eat emporiums and
ing with his prefcctorial dignities. settle down meekly to a plain
Mrs. Emma Hodgin and Miss steak cut thin.
As will be noted in the pro­
Maud Haworth, representing
gram
of Oregon Yearly Meeting,
Pacific College, and Miss Maud
given elsewhere in these columns,
Switzer, representing the New­ Mrs. Lula L. Shepard, of Salt
berg High School, are in attend­ Lake City, will lecture in the /
ance at the Northwest Con­ Friends Church here on Temper­
ference ot the Y. W. C. A. at “ The ance, July 8th at 10 a.m. She is
a speaker o f national reputation
Breakers,” Long Beach, Wash­ ana well worth bearing. All are
ington.
welcome.
Dr. J. Ray Pemberton, o f
In the presence o f immediate
Salem, who was graduated from relatives and a few friends there
the medical department ot Wil­ occurred a pretty wedding at
the capital city last Friday even­
lamette University recently, was ing when Miss Clara Allen, otSa-
in town the last o f the week. lem, was married to Mr. Chester
He has been temporarily loeated Dimond o f Newberg. After the
at Jefferson as supply for the ceremony the young people went
resident physician. He has not to Portland, coming up here Sat­
yet decided on a permanent loca­ urday evening. Chester is acting
as foreman in the Enterprise of- *
tion.
fice this summer, but in the fall
Matthew Terrell transacted he and Mrs. Dimond expect to
business at the county seat Tues­ re-enter Willamette University in
which institution both are stu­
day. He gently but firmly re­ dents.
sented the insinuation that he
Miss Beulah Blum gave a mis­
was going to attend the meeting cellaneous shower Tuesday even­
ofthe Republican central com­ ing at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
mittee aac^ra rebuttal declared H. R. Morns in honor o f Miss
that he had voted the straight Beulan Spaulding in view o f her
Prohibition ticket for twenty- approaching marriage to Mr.
Roy H. Mills. The shower
nine years.
proved not to be o f the April
Ex-Governor-T. T. Geer was in variety but more o f a Fourth
town for a short time Tuesday o f July downpour. After the
afternoon, having ridden up weather settled the young ladies
proceeded to an evening’s enjoy­
from Portland with a friend in ment in games and general
an a u to .. He remarked at the amusement. Those present were
great improvements in our berg the Misses Beulah and Ila
since last he was here. By the Spaulding, D o r i s G r e g o r y ,
way that was when he was Mabelle and Jessie Gardner,
Mabel and Eva Miller, Eula Hod-
occupying the governor’s chair son, Pearl Moore, Pearl Cum­
at Salem and he came down to mings, Lenora Parker, Harriet
help boost at the big wind-up and Lila Bixby, Blanche McNay,
o f our strenuous beet sugar Florence Rees, Grace Wilson,
factory Campaign. We can’t say I Katherine Rottlig, Florence Mills,
Ellen Brewer, Nadine Bryan, Ella
just when—in fact we’ve been Nelson aod Mrs. C. K. Spauld­
forgetting about beet sugar as ing. The out o f tow n guests
fast as possible ever since. But were Mrs. J. C. Ponsler, Mrs.
it wasn’t the Governor’s fault X. Booth and Miss Ethel Ford,
that we didn’t get that air castle o f McMinnville, Miss Laura
Hammer, o f Portland, Mrs. L.
factory. Our Tall Timothy came Blum, o f Baker City, and Mrs.
through with the goods as he Warren McConnell, o f Moclips,
has a habit o f doing.
Washington,
A G E N T S FOR T H E R O YA L W O R C E S T E R C O R S E T S , S T A N D A R D P A T T E R N S . U T Z A D U N N S H O E S FO R L A D IE S , S IN C E R IT Y C L O T H E S . F L O R S H E IM S H O E S TO R M E N
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and this Great Merchandise Event will be passed into history. W e feel very grateful with the results of our efforts and the
liberal patronage which this store has enjoyed during our First Anniversary Sale, and we fully realize that “No great commer­
cial Institution was ever built on misrepresentation” speaks the truth, and the public will answer with their patron-
age So for Friday and Saturday we have gathered together all broken lines from all departments— not many of
a kind, but just enough to make it W O R T H Y O U R W H IL E T O INVESTIGATE THIS, O U R G R EAT
BIG C LE A N -U P SALE
O n A ll M en’s and B oy’ s
. Clothing, clean-up sale
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O n all M en’ s, B oys, Ladies,
Misse.% Children’s Shoes
clean-up price a discount of
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Prices of all goods included, which will mean that ous store ought to be crowded with happy purchasers from the
opening till closing hours for THE REM AINING D A Y S O F O U R BIG FIRST A N N IV E R SA R Y SALE
O n A ll M en’s and B o y ’s
Hats, clean-up sale price
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W h ic h W ill C lo s e on S a tu r d a y E v e n in g , Ju ly 2d
WE ADVISE EVERYONE TO DO THEIR SHOPPING EARLY
1 LOT OF MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
1 LOT OF MEN’S UNDERWEAR
A lot o f men’s underwear in cream—
Ribbed Balbriggan; Clean-up Sale
price per garment.......... ................
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Lot o f men’s work shirts, heavy black
and white twill, regular 60c seller;
Clean-up sale price each.....................
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One lot ef ladies black sateen skirts—
good cloth and well made. Clean-up
sale price for this First Anniversary sale
8 9 cents each
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On all white goods, Table Linen, Lace Cnrtains, Bed Spreads
Sheeting, Swisses, Towels A
and Toweling; Clean-up
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sale price discount......... 1
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All our new spring line o f new wash fabrics—a splendid
assortment of colors and pat-
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French Ginghams; sale price m m mmm W
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LADIES SATEEN SKIRTS
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1 LOT OF MEN’S SUSPENDERS
One lot men’ s suspenders, good values
at the regular price; Clean-up sale
price per pair...................................
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All ladies muslin underwear, good clean stock well made
highly finished gar- A
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111 or our fancy waist and suit silks;
Clean-up sale
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All of our 15 cent Ginghams during this
First Anniversary #s ^
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Clean-up sale...... I d —C 3
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All o f our large stock of Embroideries;
Clean-up sale
price discount
All of our 12Vb cent Ginghams during this
First Anniversary a a
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Clean-up sale....... I 1C 3 y d
10 Per Ct
Cotton Dress Goods, all kinds, values to 35c yd.
to 5 yards long.
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T hese accumulated during our sale, are 2 1-2
Have placed all on one table for Clean-up sale. Sold in the mornings only for
W HITE MUSLIN SKIRTS
One lot o f show room samples o f ladies’
white muslin skirts.
Regular prices
$1.00 to $5 00. Clean-up sale price is
5 0 cents and up
5 cents the Yd
WE ADVISE THE EARLY MORNING SHOPPING
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