Oregon City courier., September 30, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910
SOCIAL EVENTS OP THE WEEK
GUARANTEED
A
AT TKICES NEVEP. BEFORE
EQUALLED IN OREGON
CITY OR. ELSEVVHER.I
Ilii;li ferrule bhick enamel Mantel
Clocks, gold trimmings, cnlhcdral
Xung, hour and half hour strike, runs
eight days. G UARANT K E D
$5.00 to $10.00
Highly polished, solid oak shelf
clocks; strike hour and half hour,
with or without alarm; runs 8 days.
GUARANT. E E D
$3 to $4.50
Office or school clocks, with or with
out strike
$4.50 to $8.50
"V'ake Up" Alarm clocks that are
GUARANTEED to wake you up
$I.C0to$l.?5 '
SEE OUR WIXDO'V DISPLAY
burmeistef;
ANDRESEN
Oregon City Jewelers, Sus. Bridge
Corner
Personal and Local
Drs. Beatie & Mount, dentists,
Masonio Temple
Will AviBon is in from his claim for
a few days' visit with his parents.
William Bibee of Portland was in
town Saturday.
iuihb Mabel Francis began hor
duties as teacher at Mt. Pleasant,
Monday.
Mr. Pearl Smith has gone to Mc
Minnville. where he will enter the
high school.
For the latest ideas In millinery as
they are brought ont call on Miss 0.
Goldsmith.
O. A. Zanhoy has gone to Gulden,
Wash,, to be the gnest of his daugh
ter. "Westley Jackson and family, who
have been visiting their son in East
ern Oregon, have returned home.
Jack Latourotta spent Friday in
town, the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. D. L&tourette.
Charles Galloway, special laud
agent of Salem, was a town guest
Friday.
R. W. Zimmerman and two daugh
ters of Liberal were in Oregon City
the last of the week.
O. P. Kellogg aud family have
moved to Philomath, Ore., where
their children will enter school.
Harry Draper and Ted Osmond hive
returned from the Breakers aud Long
Beach alter a visit of two weeks
Miss Erma Calavan, who spent the
summer in Priueville, Ore., returned
home accompanied by I. W. Spears
and wife.
Mr. Webster and family of New
York have rented the Sullivan house
on Pleasant Ave. aud are now occu
. pyiug same.
Mrs. VVilmer Fisher has returned
from a few weeks' visit in Muliuo.
Shu wan accompanied by her niece,
Miss Jessie Akin.
Torn Gerber, who has hern m Cali
fornia all summer working for the
Western Union Telegraph Co , has re
turned home.
Master Rodcey aud Miss Virginia
Keating of Portland were guests of
their auuts, tin Misses Cochran, over
Sundav.
Sherman Barford of Victoria, B.
C. is visiting with Oregon City
friends for a few days. "Mr. Barford
formerly resided iu town.
Mrs. Frank Newton of Toledo, Ore.,
has arrived iu Oregon Citv to he Hie
guest of her mother, Mrs. T. A. Ale
Bride. Dewall lilrod, who has been con
nected with the Huntley Bros. Com
pany for the past few months as drug
gist" left Monday for Eastern Oregon.
Silas Wrifcht of Liberal passed
through Oregon City on his way home
from Nashville, Ore., where he was
called on account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. L. E. Wright.
Hand made Original Chippewa Log
gers, for men. If you are looking for
something durable that will just suit
your feet aud suit your pocketbook,
call at the Oregon City Shoe Store
and see these shoes.
Mrs. Steven Lundigan, who has
been in the St. Vincent's Hospital in
Portland for medical treatment for
the past five weeks, will be able to
left the hospital Sunday and re
turn. Her many friends will be glad
to know she is recovering.
Mrs. G. W. Grace aud Miss Ellen
Grace have returned from a year and
a half visit in England, Ireland and
Scotland and Wales, with relatives
and friends. While in the United
States Mrs. Grace and daughters
stopped at New York, and. made a
lengthy visit in Cuba, Mo., also in
California. Miss Florence came as
far as Seattle with her mother but
remained there for a short while the
guest of Mies Fay Fitch.
Correct styles in dress hats. Prices
reasonable. Miss C. Goldsmith.
Misses' aud little girls' fancy high
top. uuttoned shoes, something very
new end the finest there is made. In
a class all by themselves, serviceable
and new, at the Oregon City Shoe
Store. Ask to see them.
Dr. L.
Temple
U. Ice. dentist Masonio
more laai. Home Al8.
jjatesc creations in Handsome street
nats. uau on miss U. Goldsmith.
John J. Burgfield of Logan was a
lown guest Monday.
John Adams is again conliued (o his
home with illness.
. ..
Phil Siuuott left Wednesday for
uurvauiN, wnore no win enter the
urogon Agricultural College.
Mrs. Niota Barlow Lawrence will
open her vocal studio, Oct. 1st, at
Kuu wamington Street, Phone 17S4.
Miss Est ir Levitt was given a party
Wednesday eve ring iu Portland by
her cousin, Miss Pearl Barde.
0. H. Lorenz, a well known farmer
from Aurora, transacted business in
Oregon City Mouday.
Miss Mary Ellen Long has returned
from St. Johns und Spokane, Warh.,
after an absence of two weeks.
J, H. Simmons of Woodburn, a pio
neer of 1845, attended to business mat
ters in Otegon City Monday.
Mrs. Steven B. Coutnre and two
children of Condon, Oregon, are
giieBts at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Adams.
Deouty County Surveyor Lee J.
Caufield is in Oregon City fir a few
days, but will return tu Estacada to
continue the surveying work for the
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters of Ober
lin, Kansas, were in Oregon Oity
Tuesday calling ou friends. Mr and
Mrs. Peters are making a tonr of Ihe
West.
Mrs. Don Me dium has been cm
fined to iier bed for several days w ith
an attack of pneumonia. Her nmuv
friends will bo glad to note that she
is slowly improving.
Jnst arrivtd at the Oregon City
Shoe Storet a lot of Buckingham anil
Hecht Indian tan boys' high cut
shoe?, one of the best boys' Fhoes
made.
Mrs. Samuel Bell McKte, who has
been visiting with In r ciiughler, Mrs.
Norman Lang of this rity, for the
past mouth, returned to liar home in
Oakland, Tuesday.
Jesse Slauton of Chicago, 111., vvho
has been in Uiegon City for some time
visiting his brother Kenneth Stanton,
left Sunday night for San Francisco,
Oal., where he will be tne guest of
another brother.
Rev atd Mrs. Wm. Proctor and lit
tle daughter nave gene to Snokane.
Kev. Proctor will probably return be
fore the end of tiiu week, but Mrs.
Proctor and duu(Jiter will leniain for
about three weeks.
Mrs. G. n. Woodward and son of
Dawson. Yutou Territory, Canada,
have been visiting at the home of the
former's parents, Mr and Mrs. .1. W.
Gray, at the ranch cn the West Side.
Mrs. Woodward will be ramembered
as Miss Kova Gray.
Everybody is liable to "catch cold"
but those W io give a cold proper at
teution never have serious lung dis
eases. It is neglect that makes them
serious. Prudent persons use Ballard's
Horehound Syrup as soon as the trou
ble appears and the cold is cured at
once. Priod 25c, 50c, and 11.00 per
bottle. Sold by Jones Drug Co.
Mrs. Ella Rhodes Higeusen, the
well known authoress, of Bellingham,
Wash., was in Oregon City for a few
days the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. E. G.
Caufield. Mrs. Higensen lived in
town inkier cirlhocd and wrote for
the Enterprise and Courier at that
time.
J. E. Soeley has been changing the
intenot of bis grocery store on the
corner of Oth and Main streets, and is
branching out to capture various lines
that are constantly in demand. His
latest addition is an excellent line of
house paints that can be purchased
very reasonably. There will be many
residences painted this fall and the
O. P. V. paints he is now handling
will satisfy every desire.
Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness
aud a general "no account" feeling is
a sure sign of a torpid liver. Herbiue
is the medicine reeded. It makes the ,
liver active, vitalizes . the blood, regu- j
feeling of energy and cheerfulness.
Price 60c. Sold by Jones Drug Co.
Gypsies Entertained
M8 Lruis A. Moiris ei tortaiurd
t'o flyp-'e.' nt iier heme in a most en
juyn.ife n aimer and served very deli
cious refreshments to ti e following
i H-: " Mertiiner Litoarett',
Miss llel u Dunlton, Miss Cis Barclay
Piatt. Mis Aimee Bolhick, Miss Z da
Goldsni th, Miss Elizuboili Kelly.
M't-s Eu ilv O'iviiillcy and Miss Mar
jori.' Can (Kid.
Former Oregon City Lady IU
Word was iiiht rtceived htri hv
friends )f Mrs. A. J. Montgomery
that I or mrlher, Mrs. Duff, who is
with ler lit her hnnie at Dak Park,
ill., lias jint sutlered a stioue cf ap
poploxv and is in a very serious condi
turn Rev. Montgomery was a former
pastor here, and while hore Mrs. Duff
was with them and had many friends
who will learn with regret of her
illne s.
Ccugt erjcticnal Brotherhood Meets
After a rest of about two months
the Congregational Brotherhood will
again hold their regular monthy meet
ings in the church p rlors. The first
meeting of the swasoD will be held
October 4th, at which a special pro
grum will be given, including many
gold talks from prominent speakers
and this win be interspersed with
music Mr. OBcar Freytag has the
prop i am in charge aud the association
which lias now grown to over an nun
dreei n.cmberis, will turn out to this
firtt meeting as a solid bodv, as the
greitest interest is manifested by
each member.
China Shower For Miss Edna Parks
Miss Helen DuuHon an 1 Miss Edith
Ch"ney ware hostesses at a "rlnna
shower," at the home of M 8 Morti
mer Latonrei te, Saturday evening, iu
honor of Miss Edna Parks, whoso
marriage to Mort J. Cockrell will ou
cur the middle of October.
Delicious refreshments were served
and thejbride-eleot was presented with
some handsome gifts.
Those present were Mrs. Walter S.
Wells, Mrs. Herbert Meissner, Mrs.
Mortimer Latourette, the Misses Edna
and Clara OauQold, Miss Edna Parks,
Miss Cheney and Miss Daulton.
Is Loyal to Home School
The Corvallis Gazette speaks well of
our respected townsman, while refer
ring to a Parkplaca teacher:
"Miss Pearl Horner, teacher in the
Parltplate high school, arrived last
evening to spoud Saturday with
friends in Corvallis. Miss Horner
speaks in high terms of the sohools in
her community and states that Cap
tain J. T. ApperBon, well and favor
ably Known in Oorvallis circles, has
practically recovered from the severe
illness with which he was stricken,
aud that he takes the same deep in
terest in his local school that he takes
in 0. A. O. It will be remembered
that for the past fifteen years the
Parkplace school has made history in
training a strong body of students,
many of whom have registered at O.
A. C."
Wood Wanted
Notice is hereby given that bids
will he received by Clacsamas County
for the delivery at the court house in
Oregon City of 40 cords of good,
sound, live, old fir wood of tour foot
length.
r . W. GKKENMAN,
County Clerk.
Wedding Anniversary
A number of friends guva n surprise
to Mr. and Mrs J. II. Walker at their
home ou Seventh and Washiigton
streets in this city lat evening, hc
couutof ihe tweuty-fiitli aunivirsary
ot their mirriiigJ. Friends had se
cretly decorated the home with au
tumn leaves and greenery, and came
upon t' e pair unexpea teitiy u a lofly,
bringing with them biaut fnl pr'-'S' lit
and lest wishes. The rrnirany ha I
also DP.vided an orchestra of three
pieces, ccmiicsed of Mr. and Mrs. Des
Larzes anil Miss K like, who gave
numerous S 'leeth ns (luring the even
ing. Miss Marie Walker satig several
numbers also.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker were married
in this citv tweutv hve vtars aeo in n
house where now is lorated the Bur
meister & Audresen jewery store on
Maiu street, aud there was much tall;
with friends during the evening of
the changes that have tukeu place in
these years in this city. One unusual
feature ot the occasion was the wed
ding gown worn by Mrs. Walker when
she was married and which she was
requested to don for the occasion.
Ketreslimonts were served anil a
very enjoyable time was had by the
many triends present. .
Safe Medicine for Children
Foley's Honey ana Tar is a safe and
effective medicine for children as it
does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs.. Get only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package
Sold by Jones Drug Co.
Skating Kink Free for Benefit Dancing
Parties
Any order in Oregon City may have
use of the Portable Skating Rink any
evening during the week after 9 :40
p. m., with exoeiient music, eto , for
benefit dancing pur. i 'P, all fie ot any
expense, by applying to A. E Van
Slyke, manager.
Enameled White and Green
In keeping with the times and the
spirit of the day the Jones Drag Co.
are giving the interior of their drug
store in this city a bright new appear
ance by making the woodwork
throughout the entire store white and
green, colors that have predominated
with the company for some years.
The shelving and counters and cases
will be enameledin'the adopted colors
and will present a very attractive appearance.
Apply a oo t ton cloth wet with Bal
lard's Snow Liniment to all wounds,
cuts, Inrus, sores or blistors, and
note its wonderful healing power.
Ma
James W.Smith
President of the Clackamas County
Fair Association. The man from Max
burg that is helping to make the great
fair a greater success the last three
days of this week.
:
v- -
Lloyd Wiliiams
The young man who got what he
deserved, the nomination for the office
of Recorder on the Republican ticket,
It is proniDt and very effective. Price
25o, 60o and $ 1.00 per bottle. Sold by
Jones urug uo
1,000 APPENDICITIS CASES
AH Operated in One Hospital in a Sin
gle Year
Besides this, many peolpe were op
erated on who thought they had some
slight stomach or bowel trouble, but
their trouble was found to be a dis
easesd appendix. IA German physi
cian who realized that appendicitis
was one of the most common and
dangerous diseases, has discovered a
simple remedy for treating Appendi
citis without operation, although per
haps in very rare cases, operation mav
still bo advisable. The remedy is
called Alder-i-ka, is composed of
buckthorn glycerine and other simple
ingredients scientifically compounded.
Because Adler-i-ka COOLS the dis
eased parts and DRAINS OFF all im.
purities, which no other medicine can
do, ONE DOSE instantly relieves
stomach or bowel trouble. The drug
store of Jones Drug Co. reports large
sales and wonderful results.
Almost any doctor will tell yon, if
your bowels do not move each day, or
it you have wind or gas in your stom
ach or bowels, or a heavy fooling af
ter eating, you may very likely get
appendicitis. By taking Adler-i-ka
just once each week, appeudioitis oan
gain no foothold.
A valuable book showing many pic-
tures.of the curious little appendix,
and telling how appeudicitis is caused
and how you can easily guard yourself
against it, can be secured free for
a short time at the above druggist's.
You should read this book and take
HO CllHUCOB
NEW SALE
of new goods, at new
prices, to open with the new month in
our new store in the
STEVENS-ANDRESLN BUIUMNG
Doors open ct eight o'clock on
Saturday, October Eighth.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND
We've something new for you
W. A. HLME
STEVENS - ANDRESEN BLDG.
Main Street : Oregon City
nervousness, less of appetite, sleep
lessness and general weakness that is
oaused by any disordor of the kidneys
or bladder. Sold by Jones Drug Oo.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
Liquor Lioense. Notice is hereby
"given that I will aftho next rognlar
meeting of the city oouuoil apply
j for a license to sell liquor at my
place or tiusinesfl, via Main street,
for a period of three months.
L. A. NOBEL.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
Liquor License Notice is hereby
given that I will at the next rognlar
meeting of the city council, apply
for a license to Bell liquor at my
place of business, (ith aud Maiu
Sts., for a period of three mouths.
CARL HODES.
"Unclassified" Ads
Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the dear friends, one and
all. who so kindly showed their sym
pathy in our recent berevement: also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. O. LANDECK,
MRS. F. II. KAMRATH
AND FAMILY.
When Merit Wins
When the medicine you take oures
your disease, tones your system ana
makes you feel better, stronger and
more vigorous than before. That is
what Kr ley's Kidnoy Pilis do for you,
in all casus of backache, headache,
WANTED V girl, foe several weeks,
to do light housework in family of
two. Address Mrs. J. Black, Court
ney, Ore. Postofnce Oak Orove.
FOR HALE $100 Huntington upright
piano in good condition,1 used three
years. $J75. Address Henry Fro
mong, Oregon Oity.
FOR SALE-Three lots noar Glad
stone Station, $500. Euquire
Oourior ollice. 45
WILL BUILD NEAT, CHEAP
house on 1, 2, 8 or 4 lots, Gladstone,
near carliue. Answer with amount
of cash you oan pay on same and
terms wanted. Address "New
Home," care Courier, Oregon City.
46
FOR SALE One Jersey sire, three
years old, thoroughbred. Euquire
Louis Sugar, Muliuo Rt. 1.
FOR SALE A flue lot of 80 young
pigB. Address 0. Rivermau, River
man Farm, Central Point. P. 0.
address, Oregon City Kt. 1.
WANTED -Agent for the Phoenix
Mutual Firo lusurance Company of
Oregon, 82!) Chain oer of Commoroe,
Portland, Oregon.
NOTICE I will not be responsible
for bills contracted aeainst me with
out an order. Date Sopt. 24, 1010.
JOHN MILLER, Clatskanio.
FOR SALE Fruit and poultry farm
in Oregon City ; fine residence just
finished; all kinds of fruit, includ
ing an acre of Btrawborries. Price
reasonable. Call at place. BIO
Pierce St. tf
FOR SALE A good horse. Enquire
of L. E. Gardner, 5 miles from Ore
gon Oity on the Molalla road.
MR. OSCAR WOODFIN, PIANIST,
pupil of Cluis. Dierke of Portland,
will be glad to reoeive pupils at
130(5 Wash. St. Maiu 1794.
FOR BALE Good 7-room house
with flue well, pump, cellar, wood
shed, barn, Six lots, fruit, nice
garden; everything in good shape.
Prioe only $1500.00. John Menke, 214
7th Street, near Main.
WANTED Relinquishments. We
have the partius with the cash
ready to buy. Give full particulars
iu first letter. Nimmo, Runey &
Co., IU3 Hamilston Bldg., Port
laud, Oregon. , 9-80
WANTED Position as stenographer
and typewriter, by experienced
young lady. Call or write "steno
grapher" care of Oregon City
Courier.
ADAMS
COMBINE BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE AND DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THE
Big Department Store
While our September business has surpassed all ex
pectations our best efforts will now be bent on
October Sales
and while you are lavishing your admiration on our
splendid array of fall and winter fashions, in our
Ladies and Men's Ready to Wear Garments,
do not forget to give your closest attention to our
Fall and Winter Fabrics in DRESS GOODS
We have improved on our best efforts of the past in presenting
Favored Fashions of this season's Foreign and lomestic creations
in Dressgoods.
Our latest showing of Tailored Suitings, Broad
cloths, Panama, French and Storm Serges, Henri
etta, Black Dress Silks, Skinner's Satins, and Lin
ings in all shades of Son Btrst and Liberty Silks
are absorbing the interest of our best trade.
Millinery
Our Fall showing of New and Stylish Millinery
is interesting to refined taste, combining style with
modesty and expert workmanship in finish. Our
Millinery Department is now safely in the lead.
New Fall Fashions
Ready to Wear Gar
ments For Ladies, Misses and
Children
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New Fall Styles
Men's and Boys' Suits
and Overcoats
In Our
Clothing Department
L. ADAMS BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Corner Main and Seventh Streets . . . A Oregon City, Oregon