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"O HA t U.s X I 1 n.:mn t n t rrrt mmmmmmammmmHmmmmmm MILWAUKIE Must Readvcrtisc For Water Works Bids MII.WAI'KIK, Man It Hi - IH.nUI Hi. lily 'miiii II of Mllaukln la up mniiiml ihn iri'Miiiiin of mcalu 'l tiTlUliig fur bid (r Hi" loiielrurtlnn ill Ihn propoaid II" walnr ayaltim. Hi,' im ri-enful i iinlrm lnr, (ilelilwh k Ji1 Iti. Ihruii di lliclr Mailt. J a AI dull, jiiiicMini liii; lit llix riMini II at III in.'. 1 1 n TihuUv nlxhl llil Hi')' r fHM.1 In km al-ad llh llm contrail, which lln t oaardid K'i'io Imiiilli ami. The council Imnirdlahdy itlil. lo r'.lTii" fr '''". lie aaiu. In l on flla by Haturdii lilnht of iblM .. lileblach Joplln ad ImI tlin i .Mini II that Ihelf r f'Kul lo alixu'l l(h lliu contrail waa du lo I hf iImIiM rlk. In III" mat of Ilia. Iirlal alma Ilia rohlrait lirM awarded, by "rk held l lr lb. Uy nalliK In Ilia ibday In Hi" ! Of Id" iMiiiila anil Ilia .III. im iil of tlin ault lih Hik Mllwniial. Water company. Stephen Carver Asks Extension of Time MII.WAI'KIK. Munh l.-IHp lall -Ottilia; l H'" Inability of Ihn I'ort land k On-Knn City llallay rom.any lo ruiiipli'ln lha rinialriii llon of Ha In li.nirlan electric lliw from Onaon t'lly lo I'urlluiid within Ihn limn lim it all, I'd In III" fraiirhlxfl Kranlml hy thn rlly council, an i-iIimihIhii of tlmn fur all inolilha la axki-d III a i-tlllitl (liml In 1'iirtlaiid with City Coinmla alohrr Haly hy HH'uiirn CarviT, n-a. di.nl of tlm iiimpany. I'ndiT Ihn Cortland tramhUn Ihn iiniifiinv hi-" until May I llili ynar lo nimi'li'ln lla linn. Had nalhir and drluya In KilUnf rnmnion uarr rlKhta friiin tlm I'urllund Hallway. I.IkIiI I'owit roinpany. Dm North Hank and llm O.-W. It. N. arn alv rn aa thn rraaona fur Ihn diday In fin IkIiImr thn ork. ATHLETIC BOYS ARE ACTIVE. MII.WAI'KIK. Manh 16 HiW-lal) Alhli'llra am forniliin a vi-ry proml unit iinrt of Ihn n-i rnntlon liniira of Ihn Ixiya of thr MlUnukln hlk'h arhiMil now that ko-mI wrathnr prvvalla. Thn tlrxt ontdiHit hankatlinll Katun of Ihn tcaaon a pluynil ynsii-oluy aftnp niMin hi'twrnn thn hlKh arhoo! ti'am mid lh fiu nliy. Tlm fnrniiT com .oi.,il of Win. MIlliT, N'n Thlnnann, fiirwiir.la; Allmrt (Inmln'l, rrnlnr: lluyil (illiann and Arthur Wntmorr, (tuurda. Tlm family I'-am waa nmdn ; up of Trofa. CiM'it, IhiKRlna. Chainl'i'ra am! Mvi'k. CONTESTS WITH OTHER SCHOOLS MII.WAI'KIK. Murrli 16 (Spinlull A tontiitlvo dutn for April hua bi'nn net for a huitntiull Bmo bi'twwn thn ' Mllwuukln hlKli IiihiI Inuut and tho WuHhlnRton hlull arhool learn In Mil wnukln. A dale la uIho Iii'Iiir nrriiliRml for a inn k meet mid field duy ronleat between thn Mllwuukln ten m and tho I'ninklln high kcIidoI leiim. MILWAUKIE BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY pealcr In Cement. Snnd and tiravpl. Minn. IMiiHtnr. Term Cotlit. Sewer ripe, Prnln Tllu, Ilrlek. Cement lllacka mid nil klnda of lu lid Iiik muterliil. For further Information and prleet Telei.lionea J. E. WeUler, 54-M A. C. Davis, 78 J Popular Couple of Damascus Married PAMAStTH, Miirch It (Special) Tho ninrrlnn of Mlna Myrtle Kvnna liml Vtv HoffmelKter look irtaco In roillaml Sunday. Mr. HoffmelHler Is o Hon of Mr. mid Mra. John lloffmelH ter, old rcHlilenia of IIiIm place. Mr. llofrmelnler has beon n teacher In the Villon Hchool for" the pHHt threo yours and Is Ht 111 employed there. She mnde her homo with her aimer lit 2 Six leontlt street, 1'ortland, when not em liloyed. Mr. unci Mrs. IloffmelHter will reside on Mrs. Ouy White's farm and Mrs. lloffmelstor will tench tho remainder of her school year. Marlon Humners moved Into I.. W. Warner's houao last wuelc. Mrs. Suni- tier Ik linprovlnR. Mr. nnd Mrs. Smock, formerly of Colorado, but who havo been living tit Wtlfionvlllo durliiR thn past year, are vIsIIIiir nt tho homo of Marlon Sum ner's. Mrs. Smock la u Bister of Mr. Sumner, Tho personal property of the lato J. ( Dallas was sold nt miction Satur day lit the Dallas farm. MIhhos Scliim nnd Mary Hock spent n few days tit tho homo of their mint, Mrs. Kilil Sllll, of KrIo Creek. Tho club Kvo a daiico at tho (kr. man hall Saturday nlftht which was largely atloilded, Mrs. I'elr nnd family liavo moved bnc.k to the farm. They havo been llvlni? nt Ixms the past winter. Mrs. Mary Uprln und small son will slay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1'upHch, while her husband, who Is a mtiHlclun In tho army, Is stationed on tho Mexican border. rhoetilx stone quarry, two miles south of Snthorlln, Is again to bo op erated with a largo force of men. Take This for Laorippe Cough. Thn danger of lugrlppe lies In its tendency to develop pneumonia, and tho March death record from pneu monia Is appalling. 8top your cold be fore it reaches tho danger point, and take Foley' Honey and Tar Com pound. Mr. W. P. Rowen, Jlmps, Ga., writes: "I had a terrible attack of la grlppo, aches and pains all over my body, and a dry hacking lagrlppe cough. I began taking Foley's Honey nnd Tar and when I had taken one bot tle my cough waa cured, my cold was well." Jones Drug Co. Adv. DEPARTMENT Mrs. F. J. Tooze Is to Address Women MII.WAI'KIK. Mn b !. (H tail -Mr. r J. T'mcii. nl Ori'K'Mi City, la to I Ihn i-n'iir liifur. lh Mlwa'l kin I'ar.iil-T.ai hr anaoclalloii at IU hum On tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'rl.Mk In tlm a Ii'miI ImlldliiK. Iir aub )( IikIiik 'CIiIIiI Welfare." Tim mu- li' ii ii 'I n iliud'ii) iniuilii'ra will Im (lull by pupil, of Ml KmH' and Mlna Youiik room. Mix lllaliihn Jnffr)', liialni. tor In dmin'allr ai l riu ami art, la to hava aii'rihlhlt during- I hi' afternoon of Hi" work of tlm ni'IU of h'T il''Mirtniriil, and HI Ului MTtn rfr-hriiiila durlim Ilia afivrniMtii. Next Friday, March 21, the an la linn la to huva a iimalial and literary ilii(trani In Ihn ai liiml, Ihn prixcda friiin hli b arn lo l. tiaed toward d fraIHK tlm InlHal rp'iiMt of atartln. Ihn ti lil linl liinilina being acrcd !al lha li'ml ea" h wmn. Tha proKram III b Klvrn hy artlitla friiin I'orl land. Octette Club to Give Dance Friday Night MII.WAI'KIK. Man h IS.-Hpii lall AllhniiKll lla nii iiilmrahlp baa dlndlfd until It iniinliiTi hut llirrn. althuiiich It alartrd with I'liclit. Ihn OrtMtii rluli hna loot noiii) of Ita vim and vlKor aa III Im- aliown tomorrow nltil whi'il Dm Ihrnn viiutiK ludlna will nntorluln thi-lr frlindi! Willi d:imn In the rlly hall Thn hull will I appropriately il.'i .iiat.'d In honor of tho day, Ht. Tat- rlrk a lilrth. wllh Krmii.'ry aim mint ; tije . and tlm am-Uil im-ihhIuii promlana tn im imn of ri'rtl uli-naiire to lha "i lllllnd Rimala. Thn boilnaan for the vnnln are Mlna Huhy Mayer. Dor othy Wlnalimnr ond Kdllll lliimllloif. oiiiln i Im iiutriiiii.kHna are M.-0uin.'a tl. WlNBliiKi r. I). A. Iliunlllon and Km- mnn. and Miaa Hl.iniha Ji-ffrya. HOT LUNCHES PROVE SUCCESS. MII.WAI'KIK. Manh It (Hpw liil) That Ihn r.-feiit bnl lunchea helim aerved at thn Mllwoukln mIuxiIh each niMin by Mm. Il.ma. tt, In behalf of thn Mllwauklc rarent-Teueher aaolutlon. am nmrtliiR wllh aplendld aucrnaa and arn Rreat'y apprnelaled by thn atu deiila la apparent from the patron-au-n which they arn beliiK necord'-d. Over 70 atuitetiU and teai hera are par- tukltiR nf Ihn lunihea eueh day. anil thn lummy ao mrelved la morrf thnn payliiR thn mx-nan. Tlm lunrhea, while not nlaborntn. aro atilTlclent and uppetlxliiK nud dulntlly aervrd. JUDGE KELSO OUT AGAIN. MIUWAI'KIK. Murth It (Speclall JiiiIko J- ft. KelHO. after beliiR confined to hla bomn for a couple of woeka with an nRnruvalod llliiraa. la now ahlu In Im at hla office mien day, althouch mill very wonk. Tho JiiiIko waa quite nick for u few liy and hla frlotida wem quite nppri'tirnalN'e of hla recov ery. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Notice in hereby Klvon thnl I will not be rcHponslhle for any dehta con traded by my wife. Mra. Miiry llnrt. of 1112 Taylor atroet. alio huvltiR left my bed und hnurd on Keli. 23, 19lfi. Dated nl U'liiinon, OrcRon, Keh. 2!l. 11. (Adv.) J AM ICS S. 1IAUT. . 4 -f. fv tfc $ MULINO. ' ) Ml'I.INO, March 16. (Special) Mr. panlelson of roi'lland, was a bus iness visitor hero tho llrst of the week ' It Is rumored that ho contemplates rentltiK Dm town hull for a store and putting In a "lock of itonoral merchan dise. Mrs. August Krlcksnn nnd son, Wei don, went to Colton Sunday to visit relatives, returning Monday. Ole Oleson, tho livery stable man, ........i.n.. f ii i tins piirciia.ieu mi ituiouiooui. ui t C.. Asliby. The two-year-old son of Chits. White !got quito a bad fall Saturday cutting his Hps und knocking out somo teeth. Mrs. liien Ijirklns and baby rotiirned home Sunday from Clarkea, whore tlioy iuivo been visiting Clcnro l.ar kins and family for some time. Mrs. Mary Pnnkdn is visiting Mrs. Charles Nohlltt at Needy for a few days. 11. O. Ashby mudo a biiBlness trip to rortlmid last Saturday. Orano No. 40 held tholr remilnr nieetlng laHt SutUrday and elected their delegate to the Btato grango which muets at Grants Puss in May. rt. A. Wright was elected dulcgate and Mrs. John Itobbliis of Ctinby, alter nate. BETTER BABY MASS MEETING A SANDY, Ore, March 13.- excel lent program was rendered at the Inst "better baby" mass meeting under the auspices, of tho Sandy Women's club Tuesday' evening in tho Methodist church. "The Well-Horn Child" was the sub ject of an nddress by Mrs. Harriet Heller, assistant superin'fndent of the Hoys' nnd Girls' Aid society of Port- hind. Mrs. Ilianrho T. Shelly, Dr. rsachelder, Mrs. IenarU and Profes sor Warren of the Sandy Union high school were other speakers. CHICHESTER S PILLS UV. TIIK IHAMOND inKANIk X ii4Uoi It HAND I'll. I. a, facta tamkiomN Bctt. Saint. Alwtn RaltaM SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERWhTRE Jlth'K ChlJkL-U.r'. Dl.-o.d Tlr..jA CtZLXl no. i '"d MiincW aJTlTW JJ t,, wkd mill llu R,l. V Tn ii,.. A,itfarciii- irVn-Trwa It if f iMUt T-B a 1 hriftUm. Intir IUtutrrt 1 ran do anf fid Iq Ilia wotld fr oili. f. 1 IU lu d'i It. ai.l f.W that It la rn r duty W writ aiil lha w.iml'-rful rmulU I rwiV"l Inxa It li m of Anuria. 1 waa auRnrliur from ii'lix-f ail I'laild'-r I, mi lil', arakllna n r I on, Ii-ka4'liiand rlii'iimailnn.aod fori and aiikli awnllxl t thai at "" I rould iti walk wmImmiI a l-uiioi. lud Uk.'ii anvnral did.f.nl klixla iA kl.licy ri'iimlii but all fll.L 1 '"l (. a li of l)r. 'Iit' nrwit dax rovrry, " Ainirir..' whUli I rtKlnd hy mall In Unlet Vm. I anon Imtu im! am roiivlitr."! Uiat Uii popular lcw uixllrliM la f'. I I"" iimifiniHl It lo my luilhlmra and avury Ualf uDuliia Irxin an. h trounli. Mita. l. J. bAHuurr. ' Nnrti Yuua all umlini!,tlly bard pf lha famoui If. IMi-rra ail lila wnll known uMlirlma. Wall, tiila priwrlp Umi la mm that haa lrn un-mlully iixd for many yuan br Uia phyilrlam and i-lallia at If. I'lnrra'a lnallU' IIiiU-I and hurtfli-al JmUl.iUi, of lluflal N. V., for kHiM-y nni.laliila, and lilf rut arUltil from dlxflufa of Ui ktd imyt and klwlilnr, awli aa kackai-hn, wnak k, rhuinaUm, droy, nmit-f tlon of U kl'l'mya, ludauiniallun ol tha liladdnr, acaiUlii urlua, and urinary Iron Mm, t'p to tbU tlDl Anurlc baa ryit tnu on aala to tha puMlc. but br Uia tmnua'loii of many pall.'iiU and tha liK-ifatnl dnnand for trila womlnrful Lrallna Talili'l, IXirWr Th rra baa dually d.rl(i.J to put It Into Umdruf atornauf Uila rounU-y wltiiln lioiundlata rwacb kll iiiffinra. ... riimplf ak for DorU I1roe'i Anuria ?'aliliU. 'I'b.tm ran ba no Imitation, iriry parkafl of Anurle la auni to ba ir. I'lnrcn'a. You will rind tha ilfe-ualiira on tha trka juil aa you do oo lr. I'lnroi'a Kavoriu iTnarrlptlon. Uia aynr (aoMMia frlnnd to aMln womnn. and . I'lnrra't Ooldno Mllcl liTy. proven by year to ba tlia (raatrat ftr rral Umlo and roeouatructor for any onn. bmlUua buluf Uia boat Uoul-mftkaf jiuuwa. Taachara Maat at Woodburn. WOOPIU'K.V. Man h fi.Tlm teach er' liiatitiitn held hern Krlday drew M'ilaKoKUea from flllvertou, Canby. Mt. Ancel. Aurora and tho entire dlMrlrt. IT"f, or M. 8. I'lttinan. of tlm Mon inoiilh alula normal achool, waa the principal apeaker. Pomniitlc aclence rlunaca aervni a api-clul liim heon In thn manual training department rooiua. Bhtrwood Farmara Want Cntmtty. HIIKItWOOP. Mun h It A meeting of tlm farmer of thn aurroundlng country waa held in the city hall hero on Saturday lo dlaruaa tha possibil ity of cannery at thla place. A com mittee waa appointed to visit and ex amine tnma of the near by cannerlea und communicate with other which arn not euKlly reuched. - SHERWOOD COUPLE TO WED. A mnrrlugn lletmc waa isaiied in Van couver. Wash., a few duya ago to Frank Ktayuret. aged 30, and Anna Seter, aged 21, both of Sherwood, Ore. Eezama Cured or Money Refunded. This guaruntee goes wllh every box of Pr. Hobson's Kricma Ointment. Make no difference whether It a baby, child or aged. No mutter how long stunding the rase tho guarantee holds good. Cut out thtb strip, go to your ilrtigKlst, get a box of Pr. Hob son'a Kczcma Ointment, use it ai di rected nnd If you arc not fully aatls tled, the druggist or maker will re iiind your "money. Try It Just once. you will lie happily surprised. (Adv.) 8TORM HITS VANCOUVER YANCOrVEK, H. C March 9. All Vuncouvcr schools are closed today, trains are lied up on every railroad '.Ine running Into the city and base ments aro Hooded, necessitating the aid of the flro department engines to pump them out, as the result of tho heaviest rainfall In this section lu many years. Slnco Monday night tho downpour has ben continuous. Klght und a half Inches of rain hud fallen up In noon today. Cut Thla Out It la Worth Money. DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., Chirugo III., writing your namo nnd address clearly. You will recelvo In return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, for lugrlppo coughs, colds and croup; Foluy Kidney Tills, for lame hack, weak kidneys, rhmimatlsm, blad der troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tab lets, a wholesomn and thoroughly cleanslug chnrtic, for constipation, bil iousness, headacbo nnd sluggish bowels. Jones Drug Co. Adv. MOVIE ACTORS STRIKE I.OS ANOl'XKS, March 14. Four hundred moving picture actors went on strike hero today, because, they said, they hud been ordered to appear nudo for $1 a day. They demanded 5. CRYING FOR HELP. Lots of It in Oregon City, But Dally Growing Less. The kidneys often cry for help. Not another organ In the whole body more delicately constructed; Not ono more Important to health. Tho kidneys nro Iho filters of the blood. When they fall the blood becomes foul and poisonous. There can be no health where thero Is poisoned blood. Itackncho is one of the frequeut In dications of kidney trouble. It Is often the kidney's cry for help. Hd It. (- Read what Doan's Kidney Pills have done for overworkod kidneys. Road what Doan's have done for Ore gon City people. J. F. Montgomery, West Oregon City, says: "I was troubled by kid ney and bladdor complaint. I had a dull pain in my back across my kid neys. hiio I have used only one box of Doan's Kidney Pills, I appreciate their worth. After I took them, tho pain left me and my kidneys and blad der wero In much batter shape." Prire BOc at all dealers. Don't sin.ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Montgomery had. Foster-Milborn 1 Co.. Prop.., miffaio, n. y. (Adv.) OAK GROVE LINEN IHOWER, NAIF ITATION. OAK flltOVK, Manh l (Hpwlall Halurday afternoon Mn I) II. Nf at b"leaa to numher of frlendi at her hoina at Naef alatlon. lomplp liii lilllig Mla (ior(la I !, ho la to on tnuirhd Krl'Uy, Mnli 17 Ml y la rerelvad many pln ri of Iwaull ful linen. I.umhron aerved by tha lio.te.a Id lb' f"H"liiK K:eiila; Mra. low I am. Mr. T)ra Warren, Mra. Jahli, Mra. J. A. K'iki, Mra. C. A. ieorjc, Mra. O. II. Naef. Mlaa l.lllla I fiiiiili.Kir. Mla l'l Kennedy and MUa (ieorala TO GIVE LUNCHEON MARCH 21. OAK tiltOVK. Mmh h l.-(Hpei lal) Tha Woman's Hia tal 8-rli lul of Mllwaiikla and Ouk (irova la to five a lurii li'-on In tha Milaaukln (irania hall Tliuraday, Marrh 23 at I o rim k, when Mra. Ka Knmry liyn of Orenon City, will Klva talk on ' Tlnin-er of Toilay." NEWS NOTE! AND PERSONALS. OAK OHOVK. Manh It-(Hpeclal) W. 11. lawrenca la bullilliig a new aevanrooru bunaalow at Itotha ita tlon. Mra. V. II. Tm ker haa Jw.t returned I from Indlauapolla. linl, her aha at- t.-riilnl tlm fun,-nl of ber mother. Mrs. Tinker Uvea at linl It atutlnn. Word baa been ril4 (hat Oeorgn Tucker, aon of Mr. and Mr. T. II. Tucker, who enllnled lat aiimmer In tlm I'nlteil State navy, la now on tlm training ship Mllwaukle, and Ihn ahlp haa Juat b f I Honolulu for NuxRiakl, Japan. .Mra. llile Ander.in of Itotha ala tlon. ha Jut returned to ber former home at Olmrlln. Ohio, for an Indefb nltn aojoum. Pun Htorer sold bin limnn last week, and I going to Ixi AnKelea to make hla future home. Hn baa Ix'in con nected with tha Home Telephone com pany In Portland. Hrownlle at Cbatterton, who hava been conducting a rnxery More in thn Green building for the past two or thre month, has decided to re tire from bualnr. and la now clos ing out Ita stock. The future plans of the young men are unu-ttled, but Mr. Hrownlle expect to remain In Oak Grove for tbe preaenL H. II. Warren, who recently aold bl home and four arret on the Oatfleld road to a Mr. Wclnh, of Portland, ex pect to give poseilon of the prop- NET fl CLOSES 11 HAY I ANGLERS FROM HOME AND ABROAD TO ATTACK SALMON WHEN RIVER CLEARS. . Just before the (losing of tha' net flsblnc season Wclncsduy noon, Nick Storey pulled out a 35-ponnd chlnook salmon near the bridge. The day be fore Henry Hinder netted one up weighing forty pounds. The season for net fltdilng will remain closed until May 1. As soon as the river falls a bit and clears tho army of anglers ut home and abroad will seek Its banks In and about Oregon City and uso all their skill with hook and line to coux Mr. Salmon out iiHin the banks. . Stayton Surveyors running line from Salem to Mill City for an cxlen- Long hours, close and tedious work are very apt to result in Headaches or other Pains. Don't suffer. DR. MILES ANTI-PAIN PILLS will quickly drive your Pain away, and Dr. Miles' Nervine will assist you by relieving the Nerve Strain. IF FIRST BOX, OR BOTTLE, FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. FORDS FORDS FORDS FORDS 1 1915 Ford 5 pass, fully equipped, practically new $395. E 1915 Ford roadster, fully equipped, like new, $345. 1914 Ford 5 pass., fully equipped, klaxon horn, cut out and speedometer $295. 1914 Ford 5 pass., fully equipped, run only 4000 miles, j p $325. 1914 Ford 5 pass., fully equipped, finest condition, $295. E 1914 Ford roadster, fully equipped, $275. EES 1914 Ford roadster, fully equipped, practically new, $295. Ei 1912 Ford roadster, $197.50. EE 1 FRANCIS MOTOR CAR CO. C 1199 EAST 13 4 HAWTHORNE AVE. DEPARTMENT erty on Haturday, Murili Is. Mr. War ren will lea wllbln few daya for Haker, where ba la to rnaiiaaa (', ('. Coleman' farm. Tlm wedding of Mlaa Oeorgia lha dauKbtcr of Her. A. ('. In, and Mr Nelnon A. Cooper, of Mllaaukle, wl'l take plat at the home of lb bride tomorrow, the ceremony to ba performed by lha brlda'a father. Tb collide will then go to Milaaukln to make tlx'lr future bourn. Mr and Mra. 'J. If. Jetla hava Juat moved from Portland lo llmlr homo on the river road at Oak (irova for the summer. A parly from Portland aa In Oak firor thla week making arrangements to oiM-n a bakery In lha (Jreen l om rele building In the near future. Guy While. Portland mall carrier, who ona small farm at Wichita, Ore., baa Juat built a small bouae there and will reornve there with hla family for the aummer month. Mr. Whl! I at present renting a borne In Oak Grove. The Junior league of the Methodist Kplcotl church temporarily or ganlied laat Sunday at the church, but a meeting le to be betd thla week at the home of the pastor, Rev. Ikiw pe Umg to nominate offlcera and perfect Dm constitution. The Methodist Kplxopal church la making elaborate preparation for tlm ohwrtanr of Easter Sunday. There III be baptism of Infant, reception of memliera, and a special musical pro grain. Those winding to unite with the church or to be baptl.el are re quested to notify tlm pastor. Pr. Ford Warren of Portland, will make an afternoon addreaa at the Mnthodlst 8plcopal church Sunday, April 2, bringing special singer wllh her. Pr. Warren Is bead of the War ren Illble rla that h. a member ahlp of 100. Mlaa Elizabeth K. Mathews of the Ouk Grove achool poke on the Fracho- llan method of development before the Teachcre and Parent' Institute, at Kelao laat SuturJay. and . received many compliment upon her addre. The Willamette university male quar tette la to visit Oak Crove on the night of April 14. to give a concert In the Methodist Kplatopul church. At the Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday evenlna H. W. Allen gave a highly entertaining and interesting lecture on "From Hoy to Man." before a large congregation. The profuae wit of the lecturer only made the ad vice and philosophy stand out the more prominently. BIG CATTLE PENS; ARE NOW ASSURED E. R. Jones, one of the engineer in the Southern Pacific division engi neer' office, wa in Oregon City Sat urday looking over the site for the construction of the livestock pens which will be erected at GreenpolnL Tho cost of the Improvement will be about $500, and the purpose U to en courage by these facilities Oregon City as a livestock shipping point. H. D. Olsen, general agent here for the roud, accompanied Mr. Jmcs to the location. slon of tho Oregon Electric Railway company. Money to Loan PAUL C. FISCHER Lawyer Deutacher Advokat . - Room 2 Beaver Illdg. Oregon City C3 DIZZY SPELLS. "My nerve becama all worn out I had bad head aches and severe dizzy spells. I could not Bleep and my appetite was poor. I began using Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Fills and they always gave me Instant re. lief no matter what the pnln. Then I used Dr. allies' Nervine regularly and nl oon tn perfect health again. MRS. a L. T0UNO. S2 Pittsburg St, Newcastle, Penn. IlllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllP To Our Subscribers We want Will you do W rE are anxious to tell all of your friends and relatives about the kind of a town we have here, and the good things we are doing to improve it. We want you to fill out the blanks below with the names and addresses of people whom you know that have at one time been residents of this place, or have a number of friends and relatives living here at the present time. We will send each of them several copies of the Oregon City Enterprise ab solutely without charge to them or to you, and we shall greatly appre ciate your kindness. . You may mail this to us or hand it in at our office. This little service will help boost our town and we feel sure that every resident will be willing to help. Thank you. NAME- TOWN- STATE- m Jennings Lodge Department JE.VNINGS LODGE. March 16. (Special) The pleasant spring day ere bringing people out from Portland for an outing. Among them coming on Wednesday were Mesdames De Forrest from Washington, D. C and Mesdames Pierce and Golden of Port land, who with their children enjoyed a picnic on the beach. The Albert Pierce family will re turn to make their home here about March 20th after spending six months In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sanders enter tained friends on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Mc Farlane, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Sanders enjoyed the evening with refreshments and games. The last regular meeting of the Parent-Teachers' association was a very informal affair. Some dozen mothers attending. Various organizations which our boys and girls are Joining and to some extent are detracting from their school work, particularly of the sev enth and eighth grades were discus sed and talked of. During the week climbing roses and shrubs will be put out along the fence, this to be for Ar bor Day. As an evening meeting has been planned for the second Friday in April when Mrs. Trumbull will be the speaker. Two new members joined the association at the meeting on Friday afternoon of last week and Mesdames Heathman and Kassi will now be among our workers. A spe cial feature "for the May meeting, when the annual election takes place, is being planned in the association. Mrs. Rawlins, wife of Captain Raw lins, of Meldrum, has been very poor ly during the week. Little Gladys Caldwell was aole to attend church on Sunday coming iu her wheeled chair and her many lit tle friends and schoolmates were de lighted to see her In her class again. Mrs. James Bernard and baby have spent the week on the ratdorf ranch near Albany. Miss Esther Campbell came down from Eugene university to spend the week end with home folks. Mrs. Julia Miller returned from Sa lem last week and departed for south ern Oregon, where she expected to spend the summer. Mrs. Ella Spooncr is making a short visit to their ranch at Prlneville, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby of Idaho, are very pleasantly located on acreage on the county road and Jennings Ave. and will enjoy camp life during the sum mer. Mr. Ashby has also leased the Vandermeer tract. Mrs. M. A. Shaver who sustained a full in Portland while visiting her son. has returned home and at this time is doing nicely. Mrs. Edith Davrln and little daugh ter, Zolda, have returned from an ex tended visit with Mrs. Davrin's moth er at Kennewick, Wash., going up at the holiday time and returning on j Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Heath are re ceiving congratulations from their many friends over the arrival of a sec ond daughter, who came to gladden their home on March 13th. Anna VI-; ola has been the name given to the little one. Mother and baby are re ported as doing nicely. Mrs. Langdon Spoon er is enjoying ll!l!llllllllll!IIIU!l!llllll!l!l!l!:!!!i!li:il!!llli!ll::u'''i your help. this for us? a short visit with Mrs. Frank Hodg kins In Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 13. Jennings en Joyed a visit from their nephew, Wil son Miller on Sunday last Mr. Miller was accompanied to "Lyswin" by his wife and Interesting baby. Mrs. J; A. Waldron charmingly pre sided over a prettily appointed lunch eon at her home on Wednesday of last week. Pink carnations, ferns and violets were used about the rooms. Music was enjoyed during the afternoon. Covers were laid for Mes dames C. L. Smith, II. J. Robinson, B. M. Hart, W. W. Thompson. W. Moore, of Roethe; Mrs. John Waldron of Oak Grove, and Mrs. Laing of Portland, Morris Robinson, Carl Smith and Paby Waldron were also present ne community onnvass which be gan March 15th, resulted far above the expectations of tho pastor and those who bad arranged the going out two-by-two Into the homes of the com munity. Nine teams were arranged and eight reported at a delightful community supper held at the church on Thursduy evening last. Over Blxty attending the supper. Team No. 1, were Messrs. Jacobs and McFarlane; No. 2, Messrs,. Woodliam and Tucker; No. 3, Messrs. Blinestone and Ostrom; No. 4, Messrs. Russell and Deter; No. 5, Mesdames Robinson and. McFar lane; No. 6, Mesdames Jacobs and Roberts; No. 7, Mesdames Hart and Morse; No. 8, Mesdames Ostrom and Eades; No. -9, Mesdames Losey and Fisher. These teams took with them sunshine and good cheer in their vis its and were royally received into the homes wbere they went to extend a hearty invitation to attend the Sunday school and church services. Most ev eryone responded with a pledge for the community church. And many ac cepted the personal invitation to at tend the Sunday service. ' Mr. Miller of Medford, waa a visit or at the Chas. Redmond home last week and while at the Lodge learned that the Captain Rawlins family, for merly Medford residents were living here and a delightful day was spent with the captain and bis wife and daughter, Mrs. Ella Eades. Rev. Smith spoke on the Child for Christ on Sunday last The men's choir rendering "Along the River of Time" which was particularly pleas ing and effective. On Sunday, March, 19th, we are to have illustrated sermons. "The Life of Christ in the Wilderness" is tho first of the series and will be given with forty Blides. Watch Child' Cough. Colds, running of nose, continued ir ritation of the mucous membrane it ncglocted may mean Catarrh later. Don't take the chances do something, for your child! Children will not take every medicine, but they will take Dr. King's New Discovery and without bribing or teasing. Its a sweet pleas ant Tar Syrup and so effective. Jnst laxative enough to eliminate the waste poisons. Almost the first dose helps. Always prepared no mixing or fussing. Just ask your druggist for Dr. King's New Discovery. It will safeguard your child against serious ailment resulting from colds. (Adv.)