OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY," OCT. 6, ;1911
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"Sealy"
Tuftless
MATTRESS
Practice
We Sell the
Celebrated
coeomniy
Made by a special process of longest fibered cotton
grown in Texas. Not stitched or padded. Will re
tain its elasticity for a lifetime. Guaranteed for
20 years against becoming uneven or lumpy. WE
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on this excellent
Mattress Get Our Prices
IF YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A HOME at all, why not make it cozy and comfortable?
Yotf most spend the greater part of yotir life in it, and after all, it is the only place you can go for re
creation and rest. The scrroendings of the home should be cheerfal and pleasant, and if they are not
,yoo ought to make them so. Maybe some one piece of furniture, a new carpet or rug, an art squaie,
some matting, new draperies or lace curtains is all that is lacking to complete the comfort of the home.
Whatever your needs, great or small, we are prepared to supply them, and a visit to our store will con
vince you that buying here is true economy.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
are shown by us in small medium and large sizes, and we recommend
them for safety and cleanliness and absolute satisfaction in every way.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR LAMPS.
A good parlor lamp adds greatly to the appearance of the home. In
our assortment you can find just the kind you want vSky rkaISnabi,'15
We Give Here the Actual Savings on a Few of Our Specials. READ THEM OVER CAREFULLY
One Mahogony Parlor Set..... $28.00
The Price Now is $ J 6.00
You Save - - $12.00
15 yds. $1.25 Beautiful Tapestry Carpet $18.75
15 yds. selling now at 50c yard 8.86
You Save - - $9.90
One 42-piece Dinner Set $5.50
Price Now 3.58
You Save - - $1.92
One pair Yum Yum Bed Springs $3.00
Price now $(.89
You Save - - $1.11
One Pacific Oak Dresser , $12.50
Price Now 7.85
You Save - - $4.65
16yds Genuine Chinese Matting at 35c $5.60
16 yds selling now at 28c yd 4.48
You Save - $1.12
One lb-in. oven Toledo Range.
Price now
$42.50
a 32.50
You Save
$10.00
"It's not what you EARN, It's what you SAVE, and
these prices will give you an idea of the saving here
Can't you use a set of Rochester Silverware at $2.98, or a good rubber tired Go Cart at $2.05? We are selling
solid oak Center Tables with 20 inch tops at $1.75; Regular $1.25 Hand Saws for 48c; nickel plated Claw
Hammers at i 9c
REMEMBER! WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS
THE
CARBON
Here is a
HEATING
STOVE
that will last
for years
and give entire
satisfaction
A GENUINE
BARGAIN AT
$9.85
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FRAME BUSCH Oregon City, Oregon
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STAFFORD
We are having our share of raiu and
snnshme, bat fanners 'it so not ninch
to complain of, as nearly all die grain
and hay were sowed before being dam
aged by the rain, and that came juBt
in time for the latu potatoes, which
now pronjiso'a bouutiful crop.
Mrs. ElliRHon and Mrs. Aerni have
been boardius the workman on tli
new ohurch, who are brothers ofj the
faith from Portland. The builders
have hail bnt very littlo help from the
neighborhojd, as this is a very busy
time for farmers, who are Rotting
their hauling aud other work doue be
fore the winter rains set in, altliooKh
Mr. Wheman has helped thorn a good
many days.
Mr, and Mrs. Powell, taking the
little boy with them, weut to Inde
pendence, Friday to boo Mrs. Powell's
sister, the mother of the boy, who is
very ill with tuberculosis. They re
turned Sunday night. The doctor
bad niado arrangements to take the
Batterer to a hospital at Salem, a dis
tance of twenty miles. ' She lias a
husband audtwo little children be
sides the one Mrs. Powell lias
Uus Ciebhardt litis been digging a
well and blowing out some old stump
roots.
Mr, Weddle has rented one nf Mr.
Gago's fields, and will put in afall
grain.
We believe all the Imps are baled
and waiting for a forty cent buyer.
Up to thirty-live cents lias beoti re-1
ported.
Mrs. Mays of Willamette has been
helping her mother, Mrss. Sharp.
Primes are very plentiful, but ap
phis are going to be a scarce article.
Trie Governor Down and Out.
To those who had Governor West
down as seeking a Beoond term, or as
having au ambition to see if Senator
Bourne's ooat wonldu't just about lit
him, his announcement that he isn't a
candidate for anything is a surprise
"I am not a candidate for reelection
nor will I be one, and I will not be
nor am I a candidate for any oltlce, "
is the wav the governor gives it out
to the pablio.
Speaking of the rumor that he
might be a candidate fcr United
States senator the governor said :
I am not lifted for a position
where I would be oouipolled to wear a
plug hat aud pass my time playing
poker. "
Dual Personality Cause of
Many Crimes
By Professor RALPH B. PERRY. Harvard University
Looks Like a Long Fi6ht.
The fight over the state university
referendum petition is settling down
for a long drawn out ooutost, aud '.it
may be many weeks before it is disposed.
The opposition claims fraudulent
signatures to the petition, while the
state admits there are many forgeries,
yet tiiere are more than enouuh valid
ones to make It legal.
The quoHtion is whether it is no to
those filing the petition to prove the
egality of the signatures or whether
it is ap to the opposition to prove the
forgeries.
A Good Roads Rally.
At lirowu's sohoolhouse at Central
Point, Wednesday night at 8 sharp,
there will be a good roads meeting,
to which everybody is invited. There
will be good speakers. Don't miss it.
A Good Reason
Oregon City People Can Tell You Why
It Is So
Doan's Kiduey Pills cure the cause,
aud that is why the oures are always
lasting. This remedy strengthens and
tones op the kidneys, helping thorn to
drive out of tho body the liuiiid pois
ons that cause backache, headache aud
diHtreasiiiR kidney and urinary com
plaints. Oregon City people testify
to permanent cures.
James Wilkinson, 201 Fourteenth
St., Oregou Oity, Ore., says: "I had
backache aud pains in my loins aud
oould not sleep well at night. There
was a stiffness iu my limbs aud other
symptoms of kidney trouble were in
evideuoe. Ueing advised to try
Dorm's Kidney Hills, I did so aud was
f ratified by tlieir promptness in re
invlug me. Although 1 am in my
seventieth yoar, I am hale aud hearty
and I give Doan's Kidney Pills the
credit."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Poster-Milburn Co.. Uutl'alo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
SPRING WATER
The amount of grain threshed iu
Springwater this season was 41,400
bnshels. The grain which was
thrushod last was somewhat damaged
by the ruin. Hay being light, there
was more grain out for hay than
usual.
Miss Moriota Hickman of Oregou
Oity came up to Springwater last Sat
urday to visit relatives.
The tall torm of the Springwater
school will begin Monday, the Uth.
Howard Smith and Mr. Spiileiug
this week took over the store aud the
Springwater postofliee from W. j.
Lowellyu. Mr. Lewellyu is going
south to seo bis granddaughter aud to
make a fortune.
Mrs. Mollio Stormor is quito ill
with hear trouble.
Mr. Shearman will sell his farm aud
move to Portland.
Averts Awful Tragedy
Timely advioe given Mrs. O. Wil
loughby, of Marengo, Wis., (K. No. 1)
prevented a drnndful trauwlv ami
saved two lives. Doctors had said
her frightful cough was a "oonusmp
tiou" congli and could do little to
belli hei. Aft.r nmnv i-nmn,llua
failed, her aunt urged her' to take Dr.
iving s new uiscovery." 'i lmve
been using it for snmn tim " aha
wrote, "and the awful coogh has al-
iiiuhv koiio. it aiso savea my (little
hov when taiteii with a RHvr ' hrnn.
elliill trouble." This iimnll.,au
cine has uo equal for throat and luua
iruuui. i rice ouo ami fi.uu. Trial
bottle 1'reo. 5nruiitnel li TTniiti...
Bros. Co., Prescription druggists, Or
egon City, Hubbard. Molalla.
If you have a cow, horse, wagon or
bunch of hay, or in fact anv old thina
you don't want, that you believe some
one eise would like, it will pay you
to say so iu a few words iu the Cour
ier's want columns They bring results.
IT is pretty generally accepted nowadays that there are TWO
FORMS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. The lower of these is
, that part of the consciousness which is half submerged, which
is ever HALF ASLEEP and which does not arouse itself
until some EMERGENCY calls. Then it becomes the upper or con
scious layer of the mind.
To illustrate this explanation of the theory of consciousness we
may say the lower stratum of consciousness is that portion of the
brain which is at work without our being fully AWARE OF IT.
It is the part of the consciousness which tells us of certain things
which are going on about us, but upon which our attention is not at
the moment CENTEEED. For instance, in . a certain way I may
bo aware in a hazy way of the noise which comes in to me through
the window, although I am not acutely conscious of this noise until
my attention is directly centered upon it.
Now, in certain individuals there may not be two conscious con
sciousnesses. When such is the case we have what is called a MUL
TIPLE PERSONALITY. Only one of these consciousnesses is at
work at one time.
THE ONE ORDINARILY ACTIVE IS THE ONE RECOGNIZED A3
THE PERSONALITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN QUESTION; THE
OTHER, RARELY COMINQ TO THE FRONT AND SWAYING THE
PERSON'S ACTIONS INTO COMMITTING A CRIME OR SOMETHING
EL8E OUT OF THE ORDINARY, MAY APPEAR TO BE A TOTALLY
DIFFERENT PERSON, HAVING NO TRAITS IN COMMON WITH THE
PERSONALITY WHICH WE ARE IN THE HABIT OF ASSOCIATING
WITH THIS PARTICULAR BODY.
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I God Never Intended Human ?
I Beings to Live In Flats
O M . TO O
By EDWARD R. PRITCHARD. Secretary of the Chkatfo
Health Department
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1AM CONVINCED THAT AN ALL WISE GOD NEVER INTEND
ED HUMAN BEINGS TO LIVE IN FLATS.
A parent who places a child in a flat ENDANGERS ITS
"HEALTH and ROBS it of a real home. Some flats may be
better than others, but ALL ARE RAP.
FUR TKADK OR SALE California
property for farm or citv property.
10 lots aud 10 aures in California,
all iu cultivation. Handsome 8
room house, barn, windmill and a
3000 gal. water tank, fi hydrants,
lawn, palms, oranges, lemons, 8
acres grapes, 6, alfalfa, good gar
den, all under irrigation. Price
15500. See Freytag & Miller, near
IS. P. 'depot.
Q1RL WANTKD For general house-
work. Apply to Mrs. W. K. Pratt,
700 Water street.
Foley's Kidney Remedy vs. a Hopeless
Case
Hon. Ark. J. E. Freouim says: "I
had a severe case of kidney 'trouble
and could not work aud my case
seemed hopeless. One large bottle of
Foley's Kidney Remedy cured ine and
I have never been bothered since. I
always recommend it." Jones Drug
Co.
I Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
i Oregon, for Clackamas County.
uscar j. uonner, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mary J. Conner, and others, Defend
ant. ,
By virtue of a decree and order of
sale Issued nut of the above entitled
court, In the above entitled cause, dat
(ed the 14th day of September, 1911,
wherein I was directed and authorized
, to sell the property of the palintlffs
and defendants above named, and said
order and decree directed to me to
sell the hereinafter described proper
ty to the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction, subject to the confir
mation of the court, Said property
: being described as follows: Lots one,
I two, three, four, five, six, seven and
eight in Section 22 in Township 3
South of Range 3 East of the Wil
lamette Meridian containing 92.35 ac
res. i Also beginning at the Southeast
corner of Donation Land Claim Num
ber 56 in Township 3 South of Range
3 east of the Willamette meridian run
ning thence North 25 30' west 12.80
chaius; thence North 70 west 13.70
chains; thence south 13 30' east 23.
30 chains; thence North 64 east 14.
59 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 22.C5 acres.
Also part of Donation Land Claim
Number 58 In Township 3 South of
Range 3 East of Willamette Meridian
in Clackamas County. Oregon, begin
ning at the Northeast corner of said
claim, being 2.C0 chains North of the
Southeast corner of Section 16 In said
Township running thence South 11.10
chains on claim line; thence East
13.80 chains on claim line; thence
South 63" West 21.50 chains; thence
North 66 West 12.86 chains; thence
North 10 15' West 15.64 chains on
County Road; thence East 19.90
chains on the South side of road to
! place of beginning, containing 38.85
acres.
Also beginning at the Northwest
corner of Donation Land Claim No.
58 in Township 3 South of Range 3
East of the Willamette Meridian, run-
i ning thence North 26 30' West 6.45
chaius on the East Boundary of claim
56; thence South 36 15' East 8.90
chains on the road; thence South 10
15' East 45 links; thence West 4.43
chains to the place of beginning con
taining 1.35 acres, more or less, to
talling 1.35 acres, more or less, all of
said properties being In Clackamas
County, Oregon.
Now therefore by virtue of said or
der and decree and in compliances
therewith, I will on Monday, the 6th
day of November, 1911, at 10 o'clock A.
M. at the front door of the County
Court house in Oregon City, Clacka
mas County, Oregon, sell the above
described properties at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand
subject to confirmation of the court
Said property to be sold In two par.
eels, tho first above described piece
of property to be sold In one parcel
and the other three in another parcel.
H. B. DICKINSON, Referee.
Dated this 28th day of September,
1911.
First Issue Oct. 6, 1911.
Last issue Nov. 3, 1911.
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Business Men and Women 'j
Deteriorating Through
LacK or Jtxercise
By CLAUDE M'ALVIENE, Physical Instructor
Get your batter wrappers at the
Courier office and pot your goods out
lu shape.
FOR SALE Fir and cedar rounh
lumber and shingles for sale and
prices not iu the combine. At tbe
old Superior mill stand at Clarker,
I) miles aoutheast of Oregon Oity.
bager & Clark.
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CH ROUGH A LACK OF PROPER EXERCISE THE AMERICAN
BU8INESS MEN AND WOMEN ARE DETERIORATING.
Men and women do not notice this slow chango in their
mental and physical condition, but it has been found that
the average American of the workaday world is not the VITAL,
ALERT PERSON OF MANY YEARS AGO.
Men and women are deteriorating both mentally and physically.
The physical condition reacts on the mental, just as tho mental has its
effect on the physical. Set one in order and you have easier work
with the other. Just now it is the PHYSICAL SIDE that nevds
attention more than the mental.
There are many reasons for this lack of physical strength and good
condition. In the first place the young people of today are generally
born of parents who have both worked. The mother has worked the
better part of her life, and the father has stood the wear and tear of
the STRENUOUS AMERICAN BUSINESS METHODS. This
might be all very well had either of the parents taken tho right care
of his or her physical condition.
Schools have seenkthe necessity of exercising the children, for tho
parents do not know how. If it is necessary for school children to
have exercise regularly given every day while they are sitting at their
desks, it is just a3 important, if not more so, that the men and women
who work every day in CROWDED OFFICES should have similar
exercise.
D. C LATOURBTTK, Preddenf F. J. MEYER, Cashli
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
(Successor to Commercial Bank)
Transact Genera) Banking Business. Open from 9 a. m. to 3 p.
YOUNG MEN
Pabsts' Okay Specific
Does the work. You all know it.by reputation
PRICE $3.00
For sale by
JONES DRUG &OMPANY
(Incorporated)
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