Men’s W ork Shoes $1.98 and up
Men’s Dresfc Shoes $2.98 and up
Ladies’ O xfords and Pumps
One Lot Ladies’ One-Strap Pumps $1.98 -
Boys’ Shoes $1.79 and up
Men’s Blue W ork Shirts 50c
Men’s Gray W ork Shirts 59c
Ladies’ Sport Hats, New Choice, 98c
Boys’ and Children’s Hats and
NEWBERG
WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY
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THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1922
The roar of the lion and the
scream o f the leopard have gone
with the passing of the Howe's cir­
cus, which showed here last Satur­
day. True this was not a show to
class itself with Ringling Bros, or
Barnum A Bailey, but even so nearly
everyone who saw the performance^
here felt that the circus people en­
deavored to give them the worth of
their money. Some of the animal
acta were quite good and the work
of the lion tamer in the final act in
which six mammoth African lions
(advertised 29) were kept in a
continual roar, was thrilling enough
for almost anyone.
The clowns
pulled some old stuff and some not
quite so old; the educated horses
The Portland Rose Festival is a
lithoB and newspaper statements.
They advertised a two mile long national affair and as such attracts
street parade. Probably no persons people from all over the country
who read that advertisement ever each year. This year’s program, as
published elsewhere in this issue,
and certainly if they did have such shows that Portland is going a lit­
expectations they must have been tle ahead of previous festivals and
greatly disappointed. They adver promises something good for each
tlsed the most gorgeous spectacle day of the festival.
ever presented under a tent-
Preparations for the paving of
sling extravaganza with countless
River
street are under way and it
animals and people. This proved to
will
probably
not be long before that
be very largely a repetition of the
opening parade or pageant which old rutted thoroughfare will be­
every circus has and which we have come a smooth surface and then the
seen excelled many times, with a end of continual graveling should
slight variation in the introduction be at hand.
of a big dipper containing a young
"Dawson did it !" He stepped on
lady surrounded by six dancing girls.
the gas instead of the brake. But
But after all it was a circus and
then he doubtless had his mind on
proved the delight of the boys and
that float which he Is building for
girls from six to sixty, and so we
the Berrlans.
forgive them for all their exagger­
ated advertising and cheerfully pay
The big rose parade in Portland
them fifty cents for the privilege of will take place just one week from
sitting on a hard board simply be­ tomorrow, or June 23. Are you plan­
cause it has a little back to it, ning on being there?
rather than be shoved off Into one
end o f the tent where we can’t see
Berry picking is on full blast and
much.
many grower0 still seem to have dif­
ficulty in getting all of the picker*
Complaint has been made at this
office that boys about town are tak­
ing bicycles which have been tem­
porarily left by their owners and
ridden off and In some cases dam­
aged. This is simply vandalism and
should be treated as such. A bicycle
is private property and no matter
where it is left its ownership re­
mains vested in the original pur­
chaser. The boy or man who will
take advantage of the owner's ab­
sence to purloin the use of his bi­
cycle will be tempted to do the same
with an automobile later on, or with
some other property. Such depreda­
tions should be watched and any
guilty ones should be punished.
climbed
UNCLE HANK
la politics, there’s a lot of ‘‘blow-
hards’’ who don't need th’ inspiration
of a handkerchief.
fold in the flour lightly. Put in
moderate oven at once in ungreased
pan and bake 40 minutes. Invert to
cool
Have you voted for your ffevorlte
in the queen oontest? If not, you
had better do' so at. once.
Handkerchiefs are still colored In
printed conventional designs, fend
the hand drawn and 'embroidered
numbers on colored linen. Fine em-
broidery is also used, as well as wide
lace borders. Ginghams and pongee
are doing their share in developing
thé mouchoir.
Many hundreds of thousands of car owners have found the Willard
Threaded Robber Battery to be tough, powerful and durable. They
choose it not only because of the patented rubber-gnd-thread con­
struction of its insulation but also because the name Willard mcfcn«
to them the best possible assurance of honest quality and consci­
entious service!
Some owners, faced with an unexpected repair bill or the cost
of a new battery, forgdt the l a r i lessons they have learned; they buy
too cheaply, or take chances on batteries whose reliability is none
too well established.
The wiser plan, however, is to follow the example o f the III
car and truck manufacturers who buy batteries unswayed by any­
thing but tested and proven facta, and who pay an additional prloe
for Willard Batteries with tough Threaded Rubber Insulation be­
tween tough Willard plates.
80 Things that Try the Toughness of a Battery -,=
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
9.
7.
Hard, fast driving 10. Poor carburetion
Rough roads
11. Stiff oil
Mud and dust
It. Tight motor bear-
Infrequent testing
inga
Lack of water
IS. Short circuits
Long tours
14. Loose connections
Much stopping and 1JL Generator out of
sta rtlng
adjustment. .
9. Cold weather
1C. Generator worn or
9. Hot weather
dirty
_
17. D%trlbutor worn
or dirty
19. Excessive use of
lights
19. Loose hold-downs
to. Electrical ,devices
added beyond ca­
paclty of battery
GROTH ELECTRIC CO
This is real summer weather
Surely no one can complain about it.
Sunshine Cuke
Six eggs, a pinch of salt added to
the whites before beating, one-third
teaspoonful cream of tartar, two-
thirds cup of flour, 1 cup sugar, fla­
vor with the grated rind of 1 lemon
or 1 teaspoonful vanilla. Sift, meas­
ure and set aside flour and sugar,
then sift the flour four times; whip
whites to a foam, add cream of tar­
tar and whip until very stiff; add
sugar to the yolks and beat; then
add the beaten whitee and flavoring;
N ew berg P acking
and Produce Co.
ELECTRIC TRADT SCHEDULE
The following is the time of elec-
tjfic train arrivals at the city ticket
office at Newberg;
To Portland
From Portland
9:09 a. m.
9:68 a. m.
1:05 a. m.
11:32 a. m.
1:21 p. m.
2:21 p. m.
9:60 p. m.
5:50 p. m.
6:53 p. m.
7:01 p. m.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
SII Tint Street
ing.—Wood and hay for «ale.
Res. phone Red 117 or
Hart's Shop White 4
Since 1907
j
Shop phone Blue 195
Res. phone Blue 9.
B. E. Evans, Phone Black 191
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