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any of you young men,
to take care of the
clothes that you buy at
our store.
They’re made to take
care of themselves.
Silk sewn seams, the finest trimming materials (inside and outside), firmly sewed
buttons—and all wool and worsted fabrics. -The models have a distinctive style
that is made permanent by many shape-holding devices.
SUR PRISING LY REASONABLE
HODSON BROTHERS
The Clothiers and Furnishers
6 0 8 First Street, Newberg, Oregon
The t r e a t o f t h e s e a s o n
'Charlie's Aunt.”
Go to Dr. E. P. Dixon for your
dental” work.
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Remember “ Charlie’s Aunt” on
the 28th and 29th.
N. C. Christenson sells Old
Hickory and Milburn wagons.
M oney T o L oan — See A tty. B,
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
W anted — 40 or 50 sacks o f
*d potatoes. Call 6 al6. 2tpd
A unique line ot spring and
summer millinery a t Miss Hutch-
en’s store. Prices to suit. tf.
F or S a le — Full blood ply-
mouth rock eggs, $1.00 per set­
ting. Mrs. V. A. Vincent.
I, N. C. Christenson, M ayor of
Pasture for horses and cattle. the C ity ot Newberg, Yamhill
Chehalem Valley $1 per month County, Oregon, hereby certify
J. U. S m it h , Phone Black 65 that Ordinance No. 258 entitled
an ordinance providing for the
The regular meeting of Ameri­
issuance o f bonds o f the city o f
can Woman’s League will be
Newberg, Yamhill County, Ore­
held at the home o f Mrs. Bower-
gon, in the sum o f $80,000 to
man Monday night, April 24, at
pay the cost and expenses to be
8 o ’clock. Every member is
incured in constructing a sewfcr
urged to attend. Business ot
system and its necessary appli­
importance.
ances in and for the city o f New­
It you have well located land berg, as provided for in the
or a good business proposition charter ot said city, providing
for sale a t reasonable price, write for and approving the sale o f
me at once enclosing self ad­ said bonds, approving the form
dressed stamped envelope for o f said bonds and the coupons
reply (owners only.) Address attached thereto, authorizing
execution and delivery of the
said bonds to the purchasers
thereof and declaring an emer­
gency, was duly passed by the
Notice to Liverymen.
council o f the said city o f New­
berg, a t an adjourned meeting
thereof, held on the 13th day o f
April, 1911, by the affirmative
vote o f three-fourths o f all the
members elected to the council,
taken by ayes and noes; and I
accordingly hereby make pro­
The W. C. T. U. w ill hold its clamation that said ordinance
next meeting a t the home o f was duly passed and approved
Mrs. Geo. Best, April 26. The and is in fall force and effect.
Done at said city the 17th day
topic w ill be: Temperance in the
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Sunday School and L . T . L. o f April, A.D., 1911.
N.
C.
C
hristenson
,
Mayor.
work.
All interested in the
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Get An Overland!
T h e machine of quality and beauty. T h e machine of
simple, powerful engine, easy to handle, economical to ran.
The N e w b e rg A u to Com pany
w ork are most cordially invited.
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F or S ale —S ow and 7 pigs,
Notice to Hors em en .
a n A 13 «boats 5 months old. J.
L . H aworth, Springbrook, Ore­
During the season I w ill be at
gon.
the following places with my
F o i S a l E m -H ousc and tw o lots stallion: Sunday and Monday a t worth.
11 Fifth street.
A bargain if home on Flett farm; W apato
old at once. Phone, Black 125. Tuesday and until noon Wednes­
day; Newberg Thursday; Yam­
7 od.
W. C. D u nlap .
hill Friday and Saturday.
F or S a le — A good five room
30
S am O bye , Owner.
boose with tw o and one halt
lots in North Newberg. Address
H. D. C rum ly , Springbrook, Ore-
Persons desiring walnut seeds,
god, phone No. 24al5.
26 tf.
sprouted, may call at the Com­
Dr. B. P. Dixon, the dentist, is mercial Club rooms where the
ready to do all kinds o f dental nuts may be had for free distri­
w ork known to the dental pro­ bution. Farmers are asked to
fession. Office hours, 8 to 12 plant them in all public roads
near their farms.
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There w ill be a Union Meeting
Sunday evening, April 23, at the
Friends Church.
Miss M ary
Brown, a National W. C. T. U.
Purity Worker will give an ad­
dress.
Miss Brown will have a meet-
ing for women Sunday afternoon
at 3:30 at the Methodist Church.
Methodist Episcopal Church
“ The Power o f Elijah’s Spirit
upon Elisha” will be the subject
next Sabbath morning at 11.
Good music. Everybody invited.
In view o f the union meeting to
be held at the Friends church,
there w ill be no services at night.
Mrs. C. P. Elliott, who has
been ill with appendicitis, is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Julian Alford is spending
the week with her sister in Me-
Minnville.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kiser and
tw o children and F. C. Little, o f
Portland, were visitors at Otter-
brook the first o f the week.
On Saturday, April 22, at the
church the W. C. T. U. will hold
tw o special meetings.
Miss
Mary Brown, a noted lecturer ot
the National W. C. T. U. will
speak both in the afternoon and
evening. The lecture at 2:30 in
the afternoon will be for women
and girls only. The public ad-
dress will be given at 7:30 P.M .
Miss Brown’s topic at both
lectures w ill be some phase otthe
Purity Movement. She has a
national reputation as one of
the able speakers on this topic
and comes highly recommended-
It is hoped that both lectures
will be well attended.
On Sunday the second ball
game o f the season between the
married men and the young men
o f the vicinity was well attended.
The game was a good one, the
score being seven to four in favor
o f the married men. Both sides
showed a decided improvement
over the work o f three weeks
ago. The boys say they are in
to win and are ready to try it
again hi aboat tw o weeks. ,