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THE NEW Jun« n t toil Men and Boys! W e Can Make You Happy with Quality and Price in Our Big Suit Specials m •» ° - • • . V a * • --SW . For a Few Days. A . « See Windows CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERS At HODSON For Sale at bargain prices—Re Notice. frigerator size 28x46x20, ■'new The regular meeting and an cotton mattress, new steel sani nual picnic o f the W. C. T. U. tary couch and quarter-sawed w ill be held Wednesday, June 28, oak buffet. Inquire sw cor. 4th at the home o f Mrs. J. C. Hod- and Center Streets. It . pd. son in the east part o f town. It House for rent—Clarence Butt. Bargains. is Flow er Mission Day and the ..... — 36 Four well improved 5 acre ladies are requested to bring Get Deering binders of N. C. tracts for sale. See A. E. M oore flowers as well as lunch. An Christenson. enj oy able time is expected. Every one mile west o f Newberg. lady interested in the cause is F or S a l e —H orse and baggy Notice. most cordially invited. -J. A. Kersey. I, J. H. Flora, w ill stand good Tents, hammocks, camp stoves for no more debts contracted by a t H a rt’s Hardware store. Mrs. Sylvia Flora, after June 22, M onet T o L oan —See A tty. B. 1911.* lt p d . A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon. L. T. Legion. F or S a l e —Y oung sow and The “ Wide A w ake" L oya pigs.—E. G. Fend all, Route 1. Temperance Legion held its 37 pd. picnic last S a t u r d a y . With swinging, playing, eating and Bine Ribbon baggies please the program the members spent a quality buyer. Sold by N. C. day which w ill be a happy Chirstenson. remembrance in the years to come. F or S ale —1 pair Pearl guineas Regular meeting, next Sunday, $2.—Christopher & Young, Dun t Baptist church, at 3:30 sub ject, “ Black or White.” Remem dee, Oregon. Phone 13-26. ber to bring your dues. Mrs. M ary E. C. Scott, Supt. Highest market price paid for dried prunes and berries a t H. S. Gile and Co.’s packing house, tt Thoroughbred W hite Leghorn F o u n d —Watch charm, gold Trapnested stock, T a n c r e d w ith initials W. C. M. near Che- strain, extra winter layers. Set halem Center church. Owner tings or by the hundred. Will call and pay tor this notice. make prices right. Correspond ence and visitors solicited. F or E. H bofbr , Champoee, bright clean oat hay. Can de 17 tf. Route 5, Aurora. liver if desired.—John T. H a w orth , 1002 Second St. ltp d . National Educational tion, San Francisco, July 8-15. F or S a l e —150 cords o f wood, F o r parties desiring to attend $2 per cord. IV2 miles west o f the above meeting a special Dundee.—Christopher & Young, Dundee, Oregon. Phone 13-26. round trip rate o f one and one- third fare has been made by tbe Po* SAL*—Late cabbage, cow Southern Pacific Company, from kale, pepper plants, celery, sal all points on its lines in Oregon. vias, geraniums, cauliflower.— Tickets on sale, June 1, 10, 20 J o b * Gower. East Side Green and 30; July 2nd to 8th inclusive, with going limit, July 10th and houses, Newberg. ... final return limit, September 15, Dr. E. P. Dixon, the dentist, is 1911. Stop overs allowed with itmAj to do all kinds o f dental in limit. w ork known to the dental pro- For more detailed information, Offire hours, 8 to 12 fares, etc. consult any local agent. 38 1 to 6. 26 tf Wanted. Dried prunes, fresh prunes dried black caps, dried logan berries, for which I w ill pay the highest market price. Will ac cept delivery at Sprmgbrook, N ew bergor Dundee. Wm. Kin caid, Springbrook, Ore. tf. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our appre ciation to the triends ot our loved one, who kindly remembered him in many ways during his sick ness; and to thank our friends who have shown their r s: sympathy and kindness by wo: >rd, act or thought in our great bereave- ment. N. C. Christenson and tamily. PROGRAM Star Theatre Friday and Saturday and Saturday Matinee. Mammy’s Ghost, or Between the Lines of Bs Battle A dramatic incident o f the war between the North and South in which an old colored mammy and a little boy rout the enemy and save the boy's father. Vitagraph. Pepper Industry m the M alay Peninsula Showing various processes through which seasoning must go before it reaches your table. W hen Women Strike Cuban Comedy. Mrs. Mstthews loved the suffragettes, but Oh You Husband!" Song sung by Tracy McSherry Music by Prof. McKay Effects by Haskin Coming next Monday and Tuesday, Jun. 26 and 27. The Passion Play. Song— The Holy City. An organ will be se cured especially fo r the Passion Play Pictures. Special Matinee Tuesday. 608 FIRST ST. NEW BERG Exchange Proposition. STO CK RANCHES near the TIM B E R , rich soil, water, wood, grass. An easy living for the man who has a place to trade and wants to get into a higher altitude. The winters are as a usual thing mild, and you get the cool air from the mountains in the summer. In the earl morning you go out with hooi and line and pull in enough trout for breakfast, or go out with your gun and kill a grouse. Your stock are grazing on the grass, or pasturing on the stub ble after the grain is cut. You feed every thing you raise and drive vour stock to the station and ship to Portland instead of hauling your produce ont in a wagon. I f you want something like this, come in and w e ll try to give you a square deal. Looking for a business in New- berg? We have a grocery to sell. Good location, but must change on account o f health. 960 acres in Ferry canyon, N. W. o f Condon, in Gilliam county. Over 600 acres tillable, 400 in fall wheat now, over 200 acres in s u m m e r f a l l o w , $20,000. Would take a fruit farm near New berg as part payment, and give good terms on the balance. 1100 acres 3 miles from Con don, good box house, large frame barn, sheds and granery, plenty of water. About 500 acres in cultivation, balance good pas ture, sheltered from the winter storms. All fenced and cross fenced. This is one of the best stock ranches in the country, and is cheap a t $20 per acre. Would trade for a small larm or fruit ranch near Newberg. Farmers, if you have “ some thing g o o d " for the other fellow, come in and put it up and we’ll try and work up a deal for you. A turn in the right direction might make you rich. See, White & Company, 705 East First street. I IMPROVEMENTS AT HOT LAKE Despite the fact that Various newspapers and news associa tions throughout the West have attempted by the use o f printer’s ink to close the H ot Lake Sana torium, the place continues to do business at the old stand, and improvements are constantly be ing made. A t present a force o f men are engaged in laying a new steel six inch w ater main from the present pumping plant to the 130,000 gallon cement reservoir, and engineers are doing the loca tion w ork for the construction o f a gravity w ater system. This means that several small springs which for years have been al lowed to go unharnessed, will be brought to the sanatorium and made to furnish water for that institution. Another mineral spring is also being connected with the main building, and a handsome foun tain will be installed in the beautiful office lobby. Business at the H ot Lake Sanatorium never ceased for one moment. N o receiver was ap pointed, neither is there any pos sibility of H ot Lake Sanatorium closing its doors. Patients will receive the same kindly care and attention in the future as in the past, and H o t Lake water and mud will continue to relieve suf fering humanity. lared Temple o f Wisdom.” At night the annual Children’s Day program, consisting o f recita tions, songs, anthems and a picture sermon by the pastor in connection with which he will exhibit tw o trains painted on canvass. Come and see what train you are traveling on. The church w ill be tastefully deco rated tor the occasion. Will the parents, whose children have part in the program, please nrge them to be present at the re hearsal Friday, 2:30 p.m. Additional Locals. The body o f E. S. Morris, son o f Wm. Morris, who died at Vancouver, B. C., was brought to Newberg and laid to rest on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Norville Rubot- tom, o f Irving, spent Sunday Another Recital at the Rink.* with the former’s cousin, Mrs. Not withstanding the many E. H. W oodward. attractions in the a t y last Mon There w ill be a business meet day night more than 225 persons ing o f the A. W. League at the attended the recital at the rink home o f Mrs. M aria Bowerman, ven by Dr. M artin and Prof. ohgatt and all were so well June 26, 1911, at 8 P.M . M. S. pleased thAt it was requested o f Hodson, Secretary. these men that they give another Capt. and Mrs. R. M.Creswell, in which the local Christian of San Diego, California, who re church w ill share in the proceeds, which w ill be used to defray cently made the 2,000 mile trip meeting expenses. They have oterland by auto from that city consented, and on Monday night, to Portland, and who are out June 26th, w ill give a recital and musical w ith an entire change o f boosting for the Panama Expo sition to be held in San Diego, program. Dr. M a r t i n ’ s elocutionary came out from Portland a few owers are wonderful and Prof. days ago for a visit with Mr. [ohgatt never sang better dur and Mrs. W. W. Nelson, who are ing his entire stay with us in Newberg. Those w h o were old-time friends. Mr. Creswell fortunate enough to be there last was a gallant beau o f Mrs. Nel Monday night, will want to re son’s in their school days. They turn next Monday and all others returned to Portland by w ay of who can be present, can not McMinnville and Yamhill, Mas afford to miss so rare a treat. Tickets on sale at the door and ter Joe Nelson going with them, also in the hands o f a large com and they were more than de mittee. Buy your ticket and lighted with the country. Capt. come early to get a good seat. Creswell follows sea life and Mrs. Price o f admission 25c. Public Creswell is said to be able to ity Committee. Handle a ship at the wheel as well as he. The skeleton of the whale that has been seen at Next Sabbath w ill be “ Chil Long Beach, California, by many dren’s Day.” A t 11 a.m. the Newberg people w a* presented subject w ill be: “ The Seven Pil t o that city by Capt. Creswell. S S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
