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SOCIAL EVENTS OP THE WEEK
BUSINESS NEWS
OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1909
The Only Baking Powder
made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Made from Grapes
A Guarantee of Pure,
Healthful, Delicious Food
LOCAL AND
Drs.Boatie & Moaut, dentists, Ma
sonic Temple.
E. H. Cooper in laid op with an at
tack of la grippe.
John Richards spout Sunday with
friends iu Meldruni.
ii
H. J. Bigger of this city was a
Woodbnrn visitor last week.
Miss Ois Barclay Pratt s.enc Mon
day afternoon in Portland.
Miss Ida Mne Smith spent Saturday
and Snuday with relatives in Salem.
W. A. Shaver of Mollnlla transact
ed basinets in the county seat last
Friday.
Miss Ellen Staira of Forest Grove
was the guest of Oregon City friends
Tuesday afternoon.
After an extended visit in Ohio
Mrs. Dodd of New Era returned Sat
urday. John K. Starr of Maple Lane trans
acted business matters in Oregon City
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Essie Beck of Aurora was the
guesi of Miss Martha Myers of this
city the latter part of the past week.
Lloyd Riohes visited friends in bil
verton lust Thursday, returning to
this rify Friday morning.
D. Oroyle, a well known horse fan
cier of (JlackamuB attended to busi
ness interests in this oity Monday af
ternoon. The will of Bertha TBcharnins, de
ceased, was tiled for probate Friday
The property devised is valued at
$1000.
Miss Beryl Long has resumed her
position as stenographer in the office
'of J. E. Hedges after an attack of la
' grippe.
I. W. Pursif ul and family have re
. turned to this oitv from LaOawas,
Wash., where they lived daring the
past winter.
Miss Grace, Lindberg, of Mnnta
villa was the gnt-st ot MiFS Grace
MarshaUat her home in Caneniah,
Sonday.
Miss Augusta Cooke of Nebraska.
Pennsylvania, is spending tjn days m
Oregon City asthe Ruest of Mrs. W.
A. Shewman. ..
Warren Dow and wife of Randolph,
X. Y., were the guesis of Dr. and
Mrs. E. A. Sonioier and W. A. Shew
man Jr. and family Saturday.
Harry Pollock; connected with the
Harris Grocery of this city, spent
Sunday with triemis in Poitiand. re
turning to Oregon City Monday morn
ing. J. W. Smith, a well snown resident
ot Macksburg, attended the meeting
of the boara of directors of the Clack
amas Couuty nir Association in tiiis
oity last Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Ice of Silverton
spent the fore part of the week with
relatives in this city. While here,
the doctor enjoyed Salmon fishing at
the falls.
M.- Lonelerry, a prominent resident
ot Madras, Crook county, was in Ore
gon City and Portland attending to
business matte; s thit we k. Mr.
Lonsberry lelt i'liorsday for Ins home.
Capt. F. R. Russell arrived in this
city Friday -from Tillamook -county
and spent that day and Saturday w ith
his son, Ralph Rusell. Tuesaay
morning, Capt Russell left for his
home in Kauasg.
Mrs. Vladimir Jindra, wife of Dr.
Jiudra who recently opened an offlt e
in the Masouio teniile. arrived in this
city from Chicago Saturday night
Dr. and Mrs. Jiudra will reiide at
Glade tone.
Wm. Gilman, advance man for the
Greater Norris & Roe Show, which
has dehghten Oreiion Oiv and Clack
amhs couuty people iu till pact, was
in this city Wednesday looking to ih
interests ot the show, which will pla.t
line Saturday, May 1.
Mrs. Lyman Cherry of Woodbnrn is
spending a few nays with Oregon O t
relatives. Mrs. John Gleasou and
son, Kay Gleason, have returned to
this citv afier a two weeks' visit
with Miss Helen Uleason, at Heppuer.
where Miss Gleason is employed as a
teachei in the public school.
Harry Ross, the singer who works
in co-operation with Dan Shannon,
"the cycloue evangelist" who held a
eeries of revival, meetings at the Bap
tist church laBt fall, was renewing
acquaintances here last Saturday.
Mr. Knss states thai the meetiugs in
the tabernacle at Vancouver are very
successful.
Walter Taylor, son of I. E. Taylor
cf this city, and foriueily a member
cf the Courier force, hi8 betn pro-
moteel to the office of private secretaiy
to M. J. iiocklHy, superii'teiri'ut .f
the Harridan system. While wrrkiug
in The Courier office, Mr. Taj lor ai
tended night scluol Two jears ago
he enttred the railroad otlicn us a
stenographer, aiid since then he has
risen rapidly. He will leave on Ins
initial trip on Monday wilh the sup
erintendent, and will visit Spokane.
Washington; (jmahn, .Nebraska; Salt
Lake City, Utah; aud many other
cities before returning.
C A. TUCKER
Pleating Photographs, Moderate Prices, No Disappointments
Open Sundays
Bmung Power
Absolutely Pure
PERSONAL
If you want a stylish hat call on
Miss Uuldsinith.
The injured member was attended
10 by Dr. arll
Mr. and Mrs. N R. Lang are visit
ing relatives in California.
You are requeued to visit our mil
linery display. Miss C. Goldsmith.
Miss Sadie White ot Portland spent
Saturday with Oregon Oity friends.
T. J. Mendenhall, a prominent Port
land insurance man. made a business
trip to Oregon City Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Berger of
Portland spent Sunday with iriends in
this city.
Willard Cheney sustained a fractur
ed wrist Monday morning while en
gaged iu "cfauking" an automobile
Mrs. John P. Keating and' children
of Portland are visiting Mrs. Heat
ing's motner, Mrs Fannie Cochran,
of this oity.
Regelates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements, cures consump
tion Do m's Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
Impure blood runs you down makes
you au easy vic tim for orvanie dis
eases. Burdock blood bitters purifies
i lie blood curt s the cause builds
you up.
'Doan's Ointment cured me of ecze
ma that bad annoyed me a long time.
I'he cure was permanent." Hon. S.
W. Matthews, Commissoner Labor
Stutisics, Agusta, Me.
On account of his hand getting
caught in some machinery Edward
Ki hardson, au oilor at the Haw lev
Pulp cfc Paper Company's plant, lost
three'fiugers. The accident happe ed
Monday.
DEATH OF MRS. ELF0RD
Oregon City Resident Succumbs to
Stomach Trouble
Mrp. Lucien Elfrrd. for the past two
years a resident of this oity, died Sat
urday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. D Bottomlv, on Seno d street
aud Promenade avenue. - Death was
due to stomach trouble. Deceased
whs 57 years of age, and a native of
Illinois When young her parents
moved to California, wnere she lived
till she moved here. She is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Lohaney
Pfenffer of aiifornia, Mrs. Fannie
Htster of Mis ouri, Mrs. Dora" Bot
tomly aud Miss Doiothy Elford of this
city.
'L lie funeral was held Tuesday
morning from the residence, and the
remains were interred in the Moun
tain View oeme'ery.
NEW DIRECTORS MEET
Officers for the fair Association Chosen
Friday Afternoon .
The meeting of the new board of
directors of the Cluckatnas Couuty
Fair Association h id at the contt
hoise Friday afternoon resulted in the
eleding of the following officers tot
the coming year: President, George
iazelle, Mount Plea-ant; vice prtsi
deut J W. gmith, Macksburg; secre
tary, M. J. Le Canby ; treasurer,
W. H. Bi..r, Canby.
Letter List
List of unolaimed letters at the
Oregon Oity postotfl e for the week
ending April 16. 3909:
Men's List Howell. T. P. ; Lowe,
Mr I.eananH Miller, Fred ; McCartv.
Mr C. It. ; f.orinBii, Mr. P.; Piitx,
Mr. Chi rl.s; T.lbetls, J. it.
School Report
Repi rt of Miiple Lane School, Dis
trict No. 27: Those pupils neither
absent nor tatdy for the month fudiuu
April 9th, are ClHrence Merstohiui?,
Lucille Perry, Juuia Sohitudt, Helen
Jnsi. Emma Derrick, Ernest Josi,
Mamie Wourms, Frances Schmidt,
George Derrick, Arthur Mertschiug,
Irnia Schmidt, and Carl Josi
CORA DARR,
Teacher.
yergbodtfs
agazine
Ever had trouble of your own with
hired man ?
Read "The Late John Wiggim" in
thi month's EVERYBODY'S, and
laugh over the other fellow's trouble.
Did you know that more funny
ihort Horiesare swapped from "The
Chestnut Tree" than from ny
other similar collection anywhere?
Every month you can find one that
you'll laugh over till vou get the next.
Get EVERYBODY'S and see.
"Reciprocity Day"
The Oregon City Womap's Club met
Wedii'sday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Ernest Kands. This was reci
procity day, and representatives of
othorMadies' social organizations were
guests.
Miss Nellie SwaiTord favored the
gathering with an instrumental solo,
which was received with the greatest
of interest, alter which bright talks
were made by the following women
regardiug the progress of their respec
tive clubs during the past year:
Dickens Club, Miss Muriel, Stevens;
Woman's Industrial Club of Jennings
Lodge, Mrs. Morse; Women's Relief
Corps, Mrs. Roslna Fonts: X L. Club
of Gladstone, Mrs. Cross; Milwaukie
Mothers' and Teachers' Club, Prof.
IV J. Gary; Derthick Club, Mis
Hays. In addition to the above,
ilusa present were enterlained by a
niauo s"lo by Miss Florence Graoe
aud a p.auo duet by Mises Louise
Walker and Lopise Huntley. During
the afternoon dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Lawrence Entertains
Mrs. Neita Barlow Lawrence euter
taiued at bridge Tuesdav afternoon at
her residence ou Washington St. Mrs.
Franklin 1. Grimili was awarded tne
first prize, while the. second fell to
Mrs. Leua Charman. Attractive little
Easter favors weie" given with each
progression.
Miss Kathryn Brooks and George
Bowman were quietly wedded in this
oity Saturday, tne ceremony being
performed by Justice or tne .Peace
W. W. H. Samson. The couple wm
make Oregon City their home.
REDLAND
N. H. Smith lost one of his brood
mares by its getting into the wheat
bin. Pretty expensive leon just now.
E. N. Brock is iu upper Spring-
waterputting in a new division for
the Clear Creek Mutual Telelione
Company. We again have connection
at Estacada, having put in a tempor
ary phone at Lovelace s, pending tne
itrantine of a franchise, when we z-
pei t to establish a central in Esta
cada, which will enable Estacada
people to get into ooiumuuieatiun
with people i" the southern part of
the couutv.
Thos. Jubbs is painting H. Cross'
l.on&e iu Springwater.
People thai, were on the sick list are
improving slowly.
A M. Kerchem intends to leave the
latter part of this month on au extend
ed surveying trip in Idaho.
Mr. 0. H. Souu is expected baok
f'om the east next week, where she
has been visiting friends this winter.
Seeding and planting is about Bin-
ishtd for this year with the exception
of a few stragglers. .
A. Washburn has purchased another
horse. While hauliug lumber with
three hores the other day he had on
2800 feet at 18.00 per thousand for
naming.
School in Upper Logan will close
the 23d inst with appropriate, exer
cises. HIGHLAND
Farries Mayfleld is up and about
his business as usual again.
Mis. Green MayHeld is improving
slowly.
Mis Martin Vaudouge is visiting
wi'h her daughter, Mrs. N. M. Scrih-
uer. . . ,
Division 9 nf the Mutual Telephone
Company held a spet ial meeting last
Saturday for the purpose of devising
ways and means for Improving the
service on 'be division.
School hegins Mondav at the Upper
Highlaud school with Miss Grace as
teacher. The term will last only one
month.
Mr. Noreu has moved hack to Port
land, whore he will continue in the
real estate business.
Will Kuthford is visitug with his
parents Mr. Kuthford is oontem
pjatiug moving baok to Highland
Konior nas it tnat mgmand is about
to lose its jnstioe of the peace. The
question is can he tie the knot him
self? j- ' MULINO
fr anil fra HrA Dnuia nra tl,a
proud parents of a ten-pound baby
uuy.
R Hnrip.lipr Af. tha hi-abati fc wrif.inc
--. .-.v
is in a very critioal condition '
Born, Saturday to the wile of Ed
Bull, a girl.
Mr. finrv and MiRn Swanhv enon
J , , ...... "J'
Sunday at the Bayne Howard home.
me sniugie miu nas been shut
down lor a few days to put iu a new
saw
Clarence Mallatt has traded for
property at Mulino aud will move
soon.
Mr Smith and wife made a business
trip to Oregon Oitv. Saturday.
Fred C urchill is a hie to hn nni
with the boys ouce more.
At Molalla Church
The regular services at the Molalla
Methodist church next Sunday, the
18th inst Tne subject fur the morn
itig discourse will he "The Church of
God as a Family," and iu the even
ing, "The Wrehtliug Mutch."
J. W. CKAIG, Pastor.
DODGE
The Dodge people will have a daily
mail service commencing April 20.,
There will be a change in the sturtiug
places. It will start from Dodge,, go
to Springwater, then back to Dodge.
We are having fine weather heri
uow. Trees are blooming. Every
thing looks tine. Grouse are hooting,
bora are shooting, hounds are run
ning, men are following nf course
they are atter their hounds for fear ot
losing them
The road wjrk is being pu lied
along by oar road . supervisor, H.
Cromer, of Springwater District 33. "
James Park of Dodge is home on a
visit, ft'ter a six months' successful
term of school near Salem, Oregon.
M'ss Myrtle Prk is home, as her
scluol is out. She had good success
with the school.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tta Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tha
Slgnator of I
' Ross-Shepherd
A quiet wedding oenrred at 5:45
Saturday afternoon, when Miss Janie
Ross became the wife" of Ralph L
Shepard. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. R. O. Blackwell, pastor of
Mia Methodist church, at his resi
dence on Fifth and Ceutor streets.
The bride is a aaugnter or Mr. and
Mrs. D. 0 Willis of Gresham and
the groom was connected with the P
R. L. & P. Co's. office in that oity
until recently when he accepted the
agency at the company's fi eight office
I. ...... Tlia nnnnln AfA Wftll libad ft.
Gresham and during their short resi-
J - . . . . 1 . i ,. tllAV I.BtPO R.n . -
iheim-elves a host of friends, who join
wilh the Courier iu wisniug them joy
iMmartAvit-V in tllt-lf intlPnir r. k
the sea ot matrimony. Mr. and Mrs.
n . i J -nctrl i ii rv of I'll.. J a
- Friday Night Bridge Club
The meeting of the Friday Night
Bridge Whist Club, which should
have been held last Friday night but
was postponed on aooount of that be
ing Good Friday, was held Tuesday
night at the home of Dr. aud Mrs. A.
L. Beatie. The prizes were won hy
Mrs. William A. Shewmau and C. G.
Hi nt'ey. Rtfresl mfnts were servsd.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Eber A.
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Huu
tley.Mr. and Mrs O. w". Eastham,
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Dr. ana
Mrs. Hugh Mount, Mr. and Mrs. Liu
wood E. Jonts, Mrs. W. A. Shewman,
Mrs. J. jNelson'Wisuer, Miss Cis Pratt
aud Dr. Clyde Mount.
Real Estate Transfers
Carl Ooransori to Olaf Hagbarv SW
of Seo. 22 T 5 S U 8 E f:000 00.
Graoe H. Gray et vir to Beaver
ton & WillBburg railroad Co., a sirip
of land iu Geo. Ciow D. L. C.
12500.00.
Warven Baty et nx to I. B. Hein. 60
acres iu Seo. T 4 S R 1 E. 4000.00.
Claude Baty et nx lo 1 .B. Hein, a
parcel of land iu Seo. 9 T 4 S R 1 E.
$1.00
D. C. Howell et nx to Mrs K. O.
Gribble, Lots 14, 15 and 16 Blk. 11,
Windsor. $750 1)0
. Charles A. Willi tms to S'iuuh E
Lowe. Lots lit and 20 Blk. 1H, Glad
stone. 1 1 00. 00.
M. V. Hairison to Dale V. Hatri
son, 12.01 acres in the Win. T. Mat
lock D. L. C. $.0.00;
Mary A. Hodson to Mabel H.
Pierce, Lots 2, 4, fi, 7, 9 and II Blk. ii,
Ronertsnn $10.00"
G G. Gatnumns to Mabel H. Pierce,
Lots 1, 8, 6, 8, 10 and II Blk i), Rob
ertson. $1100.00.
John C. Atwo d to Mabel H. Pierce,
Lots 1. 8, 6, 8, 1C and 11 Blk. 8, Rob
ertson. $1.00.
J. J. Dalrymple to E. F. Riley.
Lots 1 to 24 inc. Lots 44 to 48 inc iu
Blk 12, Lots 1 to 7 ino. i i Blk 18Min
thoru. $000.00. - , i
Torrence McGoire et nx to Adol
phus Graves, Lots 1 aud 16 in Blk. 84,
Gladstone. $600.00.
George W. Hoover to Ida M. War
ren. 8 acres 1j T 2 S R 1 E. $1.00.
Ida M. Warren et vir to John W.
Loder, 8 acres in T 2 S R 1 E. $10 00.
Alexander Tscharnig et ux to Julia
Tsoharnig (lartse, a piece of land in
Oregon City. $1.00.
J. M. Hillyard et ux to Albert Boi -ett,
N$ of bW yA of SE of Seo. 25
T 1 S K 8 E. $1250.00.
A. S. Brown et nx to D. K. B 11,
part of Blk 87 aud 81, Clackamas
Heights. $1.00. .
Gladstone Real Estate Asiooiation
to L. A. Lewis, trustee, Lots 1, 2, 5,
K, 7, 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13 14, 15, 16 iu
Blk. 25, Lots 1, 2, S, 14, 15, 16, Blk
26, aud Lois 1' to 8 inn. Blk 93
Also 6 80 acres in Gladstone. $8500 00.
Suzanne D. Jacobs to Oasion G.
Jacobs, 16.91 acres in S. W. Shanuou
D. L. O. Also 22 03 aores iu D. D.
Tompkius D. L. O. ; aud also 148 acres
iu T 2 S R 1 E. $1 00.
Se lwood Laud & Improvement Co ,
to H. E. Ballnutyue., Lots 11 and 12,
BIk. 97, Second Subdivision ot a por
tion of Oak Grove. $0 00.
Missouri A. T. Knowl s et vir to
Henrv O. Burton. Lots 8, 4. 7. 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, .13, 14, 15, 16, 17. 18, 19 and
20 Blk. 92 of the First Subdivision oi
a portion ot Oak Grove ; Lots 6, 6, 7
8, 9 aud 10 Blk 99. of the Seoohd Sub
division of a poition of Oak Grove.
$1800.00. ' '
Joseph H Barney et ux to Stewurt
Eggleston, Hi aores in D. L. C. ot
Jos -ph Niohols. $SI400.00 '
Maude A. Miller to Marv Oelia
Lnngeuberg, N of Lot 2 iu Blk. 1,
in Marshfield. $10 00.
Veronica Ruderbusch to John
Mosa W of NE M of Seo 2 T 8 8 R
6 G. $100i.OD.
Rachel Mavoock et ux to Martha C.
Allen, 86.08 aores iu D. L. O. of
Joseph O. Geer. $1300.00.
D. K. Bill to A. S. Brown, part of
Blk 37 aud 81, Clackamas Heights.
$1.00
1. A. Hoede et ox to Mrs. S. C. Ev
'relied, 10 a res iu Se,. 4T3SR2
E. $2650.00. .
Aila F. Alexander et vir to Lelia L.
Hoter. lots 6, 7 aud 8 iu liuehuret.
$3000.00.
E. F Riley et nx to Ellen and Ara
Read, lots 1, 2, 8. 4, 5, 6 and 7 blk 18
Minthorn aid to 'he city of Portland.
$205.00.
Juhu W Loder et ox to E. F. Riley.
Lots 1, 2. 8.4, 6,6 and 7 Blk 13. Min
thorn add to the city of Portland
$1.00
Henry Hughes et ux to Francis
Honlt, SE-4 of N'.VK of See 23 j NWJ4
nf SEJi of NWJ4 of Sen 28 aud 48
acres iu Seo 22, T 8 S K 2 E.
$5500 00.
R. B. Beatie. sheriff to E F. and
F. B. Riley, NWJ4 of NEUof NW J$
and Lots 1 aud 2 of Set 80 T 4 8 R 6
E. $824.25.
Harvey E. Cross, attorney and
abstracter, Oregon Ctiy, Oregon.
Absrraots of real estate in Clackamas
county promptly made: charges rea
sonable. 80 years' experience.
We aim to treat every cus
tomer in such a manner
that he will
Come Again and Often
Your money will buy the
most and best with us.
E. W. MELLIEN &. CO.
Complete Houteftrnbner
Opp. Court House.
FOR SALE One flrst-olafs miloh
cow, with two weeks old boiler
calf. Price $50..
Enquire of Jonnthnn Hu'iiphrys,
West Oregon City; pnstomce ad
dres, R. F. D. No. 6, Uregon City.
Vnr Hula nr Traria UunioraraI .Tor.
Bey bull three years old. H. Glover,
uagie ureeK.
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
croup if you api.lT Dr. Thomas' Eleo
trio Oil at once. It aetslike magio.
FORUALE Two farms at bargain
prices. For lnrther information ad
nreRs Offuer, Aurora, Oregon, Route
1, Box 65.
FOH SALE a good saddle horse,
easy riber, strong aud willing. Eight
years old. Price titty collars. 816
Center street, Oregon City. It
For Sale One team of horses aud
new heavy wagon. A hargain if tak-
eu at ouoe. Write or call at Sturges
tiros, sawmill, (Jams, ore. tf.
WANTED GOOD MAN IN EVERY
locality good pay; experience un
necessary, to represent large real
estate organization. Write today.
B. P. Loos Co.. Des Moines, Iowa, tf
For Sale i head good work horses,
one good saddle pony, good two-seated
spring buggy, good 8 wagon. H. A.
Htater, Maple Lane, Oregon Oity
Route 4.
FARM FOR SALE 60 acres well im
proved. For particulars and tortus
call on or addiessO. D. Bly, Oregun
i City, OiegoD,' R. F. D. No. 8, box
31.
Seven per cent Interest on money
eft with us to loan. DIMICK & DIM
iCK, attorneys and abstractors, Garde
tldg.. Oregon City.
Grace: Pimples, Blotches, rough,
shiny skin are from the blood and
gioniHCh. A simple aud never failing
lemedy one that makes clear,
heiibhy, complexions, pute blood, per
ttct; digestion, is Hoilistor's Rocky
Mountain Tea Surprise yourself.
Tea or tablets 35 cents. Huntley
Bros. Compuny
Builds up your whole body. Keg
o lutes the bowels, clears the bloon,
aids digestion, makes you feel well
from head to feet. That's what Hol
liBtor's Rocky Mouutuin Tea will
no', greatest Spriug regulator. Tea
or tiaulots. 35 cents Huntley Bros
Co.
.
HAVE YOU SEEN
3
Boiwille's Western
I Monthly ?
J A New Magniine and a Good
On.
Our Bargain Department
Is Our 5. 10 and 15 Cent Counters
Our aim is to make every article in
the store a bargain.
You are the judge as to whether we
" succeed.
E. W. MELLIEN & CO.
Complete Housefurnlshers
Opp. Court House
A F
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Oregon
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Pleasure For All The Family
IN THE KODAK
ANYBODY can take good pictures. N6 fuss, no
bother, no dark room for any part of the work.
Let us show you how to
MAKE YOUR PuST CARDS ,
to send to your' Friends
KODAKS from $1.00 to $100.00
Burmejster
Oregon City Jewelers :;
Lii
For the Older Brother
Don't think because you have
graduated from knee trousers
that you have outgrown
Clothes
Some of the newest creations in
"Wearbetter" clothes are made
for young men, and the quality
and style sewed into these Spring
garments would do credit to the
finest custom tailor.
We have anticipated your needs
by putting in a stock of "Wear
better" Clothes , embracing the
latest fads for young men that
will meet every requirement of .
the Spring and Summer season.
"Wtarbetter" clothes
than-the other fellow
and buy them of us.
OepxrlfhlMl, 18W, DtvU . Pfubm AOo.
X. AD21MS
OREGON CITY'S BUSYSTORB
Ask for Red Tradings tamps
Facts fo?
E HAVE SOLD MOR.E SHOES IN THE
past ten days than shoe stores in Oregon City
usually sell in two months. We advertised our
Great "Reduction Cleaning House Sale to make room
for new goods arriving, and the great price cutting
has brought the people of Oregon City and vicinity
to our store in unusual numbers, and in every instance
they have gone away entirely satisfied, sometimes
with as high as five pairs to the customer. We wish
to continue this sale until our stock is considerably
more reduced to make room for the large shipment
of shoes. Call at our store, you will be cordially re
ceived, if only to compare the prices, qrd will be
waited upon as rapidly as possible.
(J The new management is more than pleased at
the cordial reception given by the people of this
section, qnd will state that all our statements will
be backed up by the goods. Call at your first op
portunity to secure some of our House Cleaning
Bargains. .
City Shoe Store
M. P ALLAY, Proprietor -
& Andresen
Suspension Bridge Corner
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N ew Art Gallery 1003 Main Street
Fairclough Bldg.