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^^HH^Hp^Clean Up
Lace Curtains
sSw Sorth “ **° ,L<kl p“' 69c
Ladies fancy stripes, daintily trimmed outing
gowns, regular value 60c to 75c,
4 7 c
Suits and Coats Now
Selling at Half Price
-Goodweight flannelette, f i n o
.50 and$175 value, S pecial...-...W **«58
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I Big Bargains in Underwear
and gallatea
95c
One lot o f Boys H a t s , different colors
and styles, Special...•••••■
One lot o f Boys Knee Pants, mixed
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goods, Special ...
One lot o f Boys Corduroy Pants, near- C Q r
ly all sixes, worth 75c to $1.00............ O J7C
Boys medium and heavy weight union
• n its , word» 60c, Special............. ......“ * 7
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33 1-3 Per
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Girts medium weight union suits, gray, 9 0
ribbed, sixes 4 to 14 yesra, special....
Girls medium weight union suits, white,
• fine ribbed, nearly all sixes, spec-
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Mens light colored shirts, attached and a q _
detached collars, 60c to $1 va l special
Mens hats, assorted colors and shapes,
6 7 -8 , 7 and 7 1-8, worth $1.50 to 7 7
$2.50, to clean u p .................................* * v
Mens black sox, some slightly imper-
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fect, 1214c to 25c value, special per pair W
Mens gray Chumbray shirts, worth 50c,
Big Cut in Ladies’ W aists
New flowered lawn waists, white,
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worth 60c to 75c, special ....................C
Black and white check waists, high a
neck, worth 65c, special...................... ** » C
Lot o f taffatas and messaline silk waists to
dose out, at s low price.
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Red Seal mid 32-inch Renfrew Ging- 1 a
hams, specially priced at..................... 1 V C
Lot o f dark colored fancy and plain
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colored light gingham, 10c v a l, special O C
Light and dark colored percales, 8 to
10 c values, special
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£•
sixes
Lot o f light and dark
10 and 13B4c value, a
many different col-
Pink, white and blue velveteen, regu­
lar 45e value. special............... ..........
M en’s Clean-Up Sale
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Mans heavy and medium weight ribbed
shirts and drawers, «pedal................. OSFC
Mens cotton pants, good weight, worth Q i f ^
$1.25 to $L50, special...........................JVVC
Mens four-in-hand ties. .26c 1 9 1 O -
values, to clean up at...............
Mens cemented seam tan motor # 1 n o
coats, clean-up price......... ...........#*••'0
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Hosiery Specia
SHOES H i HIGH ENOUGH, WHY PAY MME THAN WE ASK
Ladies light weight lisle thread hose,
Mack, 25c value, Special..... ............
Children’ s fine thread hose, extra
value, S pecial............ .......................
Unbleached stocking feet,
9
5 cent values at .....................d* H
gMd $1-50 to $3.35
^ 7 £ » $ 2 .5 0 to $3.45
Ladies patent kid vamp, brocaded and plain
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Ladies gun metal leather and doth tops, with
high or low heel M . 3 5 t O $ 2 . 7 5
r? .t“11V4 $1.60 to $2.25
Misses Gun Metal and heavier shoes, good for
81x90 torn
Children’ s Gun Metal and heavier shoes,
sizes 5 to 11 a t ........... $ 1 .0 0 * » $ 1 .7 5
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Boys’ Clean-Up
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Ladies pants and vasts, med. weight, o o _
all sizes, good value, special....... ........
Odd lot o f ladies medium weight pants, In
cream color only, worth 25c, 1 9 1 9
Clean-Up Sale price.................i ~
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26c checked bib aprons, bound edges, -j o _
25c value, &t*............. ..... •••• ............ .
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Plain scrim with lace insertion and edge, ¡3
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p i ecru,
n $1.25
1.25 to $L
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white
and
$<¿8
value
Special per p a ir.. • •« *•
Ladies pure whits outing gowns, well made,
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Conets Reduced
No. 860 Special P. N. brand, regular value
and odd lot worth $1.50 to
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$2.75, at Clean-Up p r i c e . . ....... SJOC
*3 $1.25
Mens Gun Metal dress shoes, welt soles, a
$2.95 to $3.75
Mens heavy and medium weight work shoes,
....$2.25 to $4.25
No. 1264 Front Lace style, good h i
value, Special....,............ ..............
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Odd lot many kinds worth from 50c to j a .
$1.50, broken Hnes, Special...............
Boys Calfskin shoes, button and laoe, extra
W SSE W !* to $2-50 Dress Goods Special
Boys calfskin shoes, button and Isos, sixes
a& Si
$1.45 to $2.35
One lot o f new 40 inch goods, new up-to-date
patterns, plain and fancy, extra
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value, Special Clean-Up price............. D D C
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TH AN
REMNANTS
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Has the weather man located
A fresh coating o f gravel is be- Prof. Hull, Miss Catherine a it Saturday night, an d a good
at Portland lost his grip? It ing put on P in t street. There is Romig and Mrs. Chas. O. White- time is reported by a ll
W O O D W A R D
seems that there has scarcely much heavy hauling o f lumber -ly-
Mrs. Vera Nelson, o f Lafay­
Miss Mildred Wills returned to
ette,
attended the agricultural Albany M onday morning.
been a time in the past tw o and mill w ood over this street
Others participating in the pro­
years but that he has had the and the suggestion is often heard gram are temperance workers of meeting lgst Saturday and
Miss Jenny Harrison started
newed acquaintance with
: O ffle «. W h ite S3
oe
rainfall below normal, and now expressed that it would be more local and state prominence. ,
Sunday tor Washington, where
many friends in this vicinity.
he says we are short about eight economical in the long run t o
This entertainment is given to
Mr. and Mrs Bhner Wright, she will reside with a sister. '-!'«/*•
and a half inches for this season hard surface it. T his' might commemorate the noble work Mrs. O. Woodworth and J. W.
Emil Farsileigh made the trip
o
f
the
year.
Better
rub
out
and
to
Portland Saturday.
Moore
attended
the
play,
“
Silas,
and
lives
of
Prances
B.
Willard,
prove
to
be
true,
but
since
such
$1.60 Per Year in Advance begin over again.
suggestions come from those Lillian- Stevens, Rev. Edith HiU the Chore Boy.” at west Cheha- John M oore, Mr. and Mrs.
r. FEBRUARY 18. ISIS
w ho don’t ow n any property on Bookyr, Mrs. Elisabeth White, lem ,' last Saturday evening. Elmer W right, Miss Maude
They report an excellent enter- W right and Mrs. W oodworth,
Newberg housewives w ho have
the street, and consequently who was the first W. C. T. U. tainm
• ent.
eni F
By special request, J. o f Rex, attended the play at the
president o f Oregon; Mrs. K opp
been annoyed by an unusually
would not be called on to help and M n . Hina haw.
W.
Moore
gave
a rousing talk to achoql house Saturday night.
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large number o f back d oor cálle
pay the biffs, it resolves itself in-, All a « invited.; i»a: *<y; * ' - > the audience^» the subject o f a
Mrs. Oldham and children, o f
for a handout during the past
new school building at West Che- Stafford, Oregon, visted
to, a ease o f advising the other
tw o months should be cheerful
haletn, which talk was greeted Sunday with her parents, Mr.
fellows how to spend their
very enthusiastically.
under the strain. T w o Chicago
and Mrs. S. W. Childers.
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money, while the people down
women, sisters, have recently
SERVICE SUNDAY, FID. 21 * John Rapier and wife, o f
Last F ridar evening Rev. and
that way appear to be willing
Salem, were in Rex and vacmity
been bequeathed $50,000 by a
Mrs.
H. G. Crocker entertained
to assume all the responsibility
The church services next Sun-
Monday. •
young man who, ill and hungry;
quite
a number o f young folks
in the matter.
day will be o f special interest to / « , < « Phased to report that very pleasantly at their home.' »
knocked nt their d oor four years
leHmd
will be con - 1
John Winters is somewhat
all ' young people,
i
ago and was given food, shelter
On Monday evening thirty or
C. Chapman, Who has ducted principally by young peo- improved
improve
from her long and
a . Portland market reporter
and medical attention. Another tendered his resignation as pub­ pie. A t the morning meetini pem fnl attack o f sciatic
more neighbors and friends gath­
says “ the tone of eggs is weak­ roof that “ the unusual” is still
ered at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
licity manager for the Portland the theme will be, “ The Place o: tiam.
er.” Good, they g o down better lironicled occasionally.
Rev. Whitely’s chart talk, de­ Fred Andersonina social w ay to
Commercial Club was in his Young People in the Kingdom o f
when the tone is not to o strong.
God.” Three o f our young peo­ layed a week on account o f bad give them a farewell reception a *
J ¡ ! appears t o be general young boyhood days a street ple will speak on appropriate weather, was given last Thurs­ they axe leaving soon for their
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We notice that some Newberg house-cleaning time at manv of w aif in the City o f Chicago, topics under this theme. In the day week. A goodly number old home in Dakota. &Thd 0 >
friends are sorry to see them de­
parents are still wasting money the newspaper shops in the sleeping on the soft side of door evening at 6:80 the Student Vol­ were in attendance and enjoyed part but will look for them to
in sending sons to school who valley. The latest is the sale o f steps on various and sundry oc­ unteer Band, o f Pacific College, the excelleut lecture very much. return to the land of roses and
The Garland boys are regret­
wfll have charge o f the services.
persist in smoking cigarettes. the (jregojj City Courier to E. R. casions. Fpr five years be has
ting the loss o f their large farm ted apples in the future.
W.
H.
Wilson.
Better save it for funeral ex­ Brown. M. J. Brown it a fluent been drawing down a salary o f
horse last week. It was a fine
The
Comedy Co. was a
animal and they feel its loss great success Saturday night .*1
penses—the funeral of fond hopes writer and has something going $7,500 a year and it is stated
keenly, especially at this time o f The school house was filled to
that are being btastedr if nothing all the time. While we have that he ha* been offered several
year,
when spring work is just the limit and the audience seem­
Ford Boyd, o f Salem, is graft-
been
unable to agree with positions at salaries ranging
more.
coming
on.
ed to appreciate the play every
many o f thetheories of state and from $ 10,000 to $ 12,000 a year, ig prune trees for A. D. Jen-
O vers hundred from Rex and way. Thé receipts were $21.00.
ins
and
others
in
this
vichdty.
The prohibition win passed national government which he all o f which goes to show that
Rev. Tyler Coburn, a boyhood neighboring districts assembled Job. M oore o f Rex kindly gave
both bouses of the legislature advances, he puts hit thought* there are opportunities for the
friend o f Rev. Astleford, spent for the Agricultural Meeting at some good remarks on hi h
with but little opposition when it dow n in a style all his own and fellows who have the push to ! Friday with him at tile home o f this place last Saturday. The school work and the kind o f a
program was as follows:
t
building needed in our rural
came up for a final vote and has in a way that makes interesting carry them through. Mr. Chap- N. L. Wiley.
10:00
“
America”
community.
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been signed by the governor. reading. Mr. B rotra-w ill get a man announces that he will cm
Mrs. Jons*, spent several days 1006 Opening Words.
The
W.
C.
T
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U.
met
with
Mrs.
bark in the publishing business o f last week in Portland, her 10:15 Addrew—“ Dsinr Herd Record
W ith the close of the present hearing wherever he goes.
Komfaw” by ftor. Barr, of 0. Edith W alton last Saturday af­
Mary, joining her on
in Portland the first of April, his
year Oregon will g o out o f the
ternoon, Feb. 18. After the de­
Another report comes from principal publication being a
11.00 »toerfr
saloon business. It has been a
votional meeting it was decided
the
Prof. W. E. Spahr, o f Pacific
long road and a bard fight but W ashington to -the effect that weekly newspaper to be called
ro pay $2 tow ards memorial
College, gave an interesting talk
'
ooffei
the transfer o f the locks at Ore­ the Oregon Voter, which will dis­ at the church Sunday evening.
it is a glorious victory.
underths
gon City to the United States cuss issues that are before the
Harry Quaintenca, o f Hilis-
.carried
E ditor Humphrey o f the Jeffer­ government is soon to be made, voters of Oregon in the various
iro, is visiting the family o f
for the secretary to write a letter
son Review, has just discovered but farmers np the valley who municipal and state elections
Kane for a few days,
F. to senators and representatives
$00
f roiiowea
nil i t ■ m k
forty people from Rex
the “ new wom an.”
While he have been paying toll all these that are held throughout the
oy «
not to have Scientific Instruction
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w as laid up with the grip Mrs. years on products shipped state.
law changed. T w o dollars was
nted at the Gibbs 800
Biffy,” presen'
subscribed for Francis Willard
Humphrey acted as news-gather- through the locks should not be
Stereoptican slides were given memorial fund. A number o f
school house last Wednesday,
M
MEMORY
OF
cr and she made such a
hasty about baying pow der for
liiwitorl stage in the evening st the church and otbef matters pertaining to the
o f it that he threatens to keep the celebration, since it is not
the somewhat difficult discussed in a very interesting union were discussed and after
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given very well, the manner by F. L Griffin. Every­ the dainty refreshments the
her on the jo b . M any a man in at all unlikely that another bolt
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foiled very satisfae- body attending the mee
o f emergency has . been or tw o of red tape will be cut be­
Willard Memorial Day will be villain
meeting adjourned to meet in
much
benefltted
by
the
and
the
hero
restored
to
March with Mrs. S. W. New-
to realize that “ mother** fore the locks are made free. Such observed next Sunday at 2:30
her blundering but and demonstrations.
house.
the ability
04 reports have .brea com ing at p.m. at tb g jd . E. church.
the periodical spells for tw o years] Among the musical numbers o f
f o T a S ^ n * the3*1
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the program will be selections by
benefit.
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