THE NEWBERQ QRAPHIC, August as. >910
Program of W . C. T. U. County
Convention to be held et
Sheridan, September
1-2, 1910.
YOUNG
PEOPLE!
P R IC E S R E D U C E D
THURSDAY NIGHT.
All Ladies’ W aists, 2 5 per cent. off.
8:00—Devotional, Rev. Salis­
bury.
8:15—County President’s An­
nual address, Miss Edith
Minchin. /
Music.
8:30— Address, Mrs. Ada W.
Unruh, state pres.
Song, “ Oregon’s Going
Children’s Dresses, 2 5 per cent. off.
L aw n s, Sum m er Silks,
and Dimities:
FRIDAY MORNING.
It’s time for you to be preparing
to enter College this Fall.
Remember that
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to this important matter before
it is T o o Late.
This Oppor­
tunity is provided at your
own door through
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PACIFIC
COLLEGE
New Building, New Students, New En­
thusiasm. For information address
W. J. R EAG AN , Acting Prest.
N E W B E R G , O R EG O N
now
9:00—Prayer and praise service,
Mrs. M. J. Newlin.
9:30—Appointment oi commit-
tes, Report o f Cor. Sec’y.
Report o f Treasurer.
10:00—Reports o f County Super­
intendents.
11:15—Election o f Officers, Noon­
tide Prayer.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2:00—Devotional, Election o f
delegates to state conven­
tion. Miscellaneous business.
3:00—“ Our best work this
year" by local presidents.
3:30—“ Open Parliament” led
by State President.
4:15—Report otresolution com­
mittee. Reports o f other
committees.
Adjournment.
8:00—Silver Medal Contest.
is to m erit your
The Imperial,
and to
Our one Ambition patronage
that end w e have
W. A. Williams.
Portland
Jos. Ellison,
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G. G. Smith,
A. C. Grant,
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Frank Boothbv, McMinnville
R. C. Baker,
Portland
J. M. Breakley,
F. M. Gardner,
I. Bell,
O. B. Helt,
U. S. Walker, ~
Miss F. S. DeBoryna,
M. E. Reed,
B. M. Durant,
M. H. Norton,
R. C. Baker,
E. G. Anderson,
G. F. Darling,
W. G. Allen,
F. A. Moriarty,
San Francisco
E. F. Tucker,
Portland
Blanche E. Munsell,
L. W. Martin,
S. M. Crandall,
L. M. Hubert,
"Ruth Romig,
Katherine Romig,
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Dr. Romig,
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H. Rummell,
McMinnville
T. R. Hopkins,
Portland
E. G. Jones,
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Fred Groner & wife, Hillsboro
Nettie Farr,
Portland
S. B. Cooke,
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H. W. Macfadden,
E. H. Stone,
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O. Klooster, Aberdeen, Wash.
W. H. Latourette, McMinnville
A. L. Young,
Portland
M ary ant Hodge, Independence
R. D. Cruikshank, Portland
G. W. Kemp,
J. A. Cable,
St Louis
E. C. Doyle,
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M. Lavenson,
Dallas
M. D. Ellis,
Seattle
Louis C. Munger,
Albany
Walter Bilyeu,
Corvallis
C. Thrashe,
Dr. C. E. Wilson,
spared no pains to supply our customers with the best the market
affords. Nowhere w ilt you find a more complete line o f Drug*,
Chemicals, Toilet Articles, Sundries, Etc.
Query—Who is th e
Aged Man?
Our Prescription Department represents the best in
quality and skill, a registered pharmacist alwsys in charge. Our
prices will g e t your business and our methods will hold your trade.
T ry a cool, refreshing drink at our 20th Century soda fountain.
Lynn B. F ergu so n
Prescription Druggist
S u c.M o rto r. H. Caldwell A Co..
Fiast National Bank Building
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Newberg, Oregon
W e have just received a good
stock of
Apple. Boxes
Get your supply now of
The Chas. K. Spaulding; Log. Co.
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SPEND T H E SUM M ER
AT
NEW PORT, YAQUINA BAY
T h e Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Where the pretty W ater Agates, Moss Agates, Moon­
stones, Camelians, and Rock Oysters can be found.
OUTDOOR
SPORTS
OF
ALL
K IN D S
Including Hnnting, Fishing, di ging Rock Oysters,
Boating, Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, Canoeing and
Dancing. Pure mountain water and the best o f food
at low prices. Fresh Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish pnd
Vegetables o f all kinds daily. ID E A L C A M PIN G
GROUNDS, with strict sanitary regulations, at nomi­
nal cost.
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The following paragraph is
extracted from a breezy stor 3 ’ by
the editor o f the Sheridan Sun
on a trip to Newport:
Along in the afternoon the
overworked microlie becomes
indolent, the saner self asserts
supremacy and surf bathing is
placed on tap. I t ’s sport—great
sport, they told me. One middle
aged man who came from the
truthful town o f Newlierg, came
out o f the surf with teeth chatter­
ing and legs shaking like an ex­
hausted palsy patient. A foolish
seeker after information inquired
if the water was cold. “ N-n-n-
i! J-j-j-u-st p-p-p-e-r-fly w-w-w-
tm,” chattered the blue featured
liar as he danced off to cover.
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Low Round-trip Season Tickets
3 DaT-SatDrday to Monday Bate
from
from 8. P point«. Portland to Cot­
tage Grove lnclu«lve, including
branch line«; al«o from all C. A K.
station« Albany and west. Good go­
ing on Saturday or Sunday, and for
return Sunday or Monday.
all points in
Oregon,
Washinton and Idaho on sale
daily.
A
Sunday
Excursion
Rate of
$1.50
from Albany, Corvallis, Philomath, with corresponding low rates
from points west, in effect all summer. Call on any S. P. or C. &
E. Agent fo r full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.;also
fo r copy o f our beautifully illustrated booklet, .“ Outing^ in Ore­
gon,” or write to
W M . MeMURRAY,
Canaral
Paaaanfar
P o r t la n d ,
On
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