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About Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1912)
OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY MAR. 15. 1912. Unequalled Bargains Here as We Are Going Oat of the DRY GOODS and LADIEf ' READY-TO-WEAR Lines. Uneqalled Bargains ig' Closing'-Out Sale MowinFii Our 11 Blast DRYGOODS LADIES SUITS AND COATS LADIES FURNISHINGS LADIES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES ALL MUST GO AT A SACRIFICE WE WILL POSITIVELY QUIT THE LADIES FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS AS SOON AS WE CAN CLOSE THEM OUT BUY YOUR FUTURE WATNS AND SAVE MONEY $12.50 AND $15.00 Ladies' SUITS Good styles, good quality Are now moving fast at the Extremely Low Price of SPRING PET TICOATS New arrivals and many beau tiful thades; all silk, sold every where at $5.00 closing out for only $2 39 Wash Skirts, $2, $2.50 and $3 grades, all go sacrificed at the low prico of 98o $' high grade black silk Shirt Waists, selling out at low price of 2.33 17.50 to $10.00 Fine Skirls, in black, brown, blue, etc., made of fine serge $5.68 15c Koinona Flannels slaughter ed at, per yard 94o $1.50 Ladies' High grade Union Suits selling out at ,79o Beautiful new 15c Lawns selling out at 9 1-2o 50c Ladies' Vests and Pants sell ing out at 33o 10c Ginghams, all the neat de signs selling out at, per yard.7o 50c Childrens' Cotton Union Suits soiling out at 29c Serge Dresses, full value at $12 50, now selling out at the low price of $7.48 One lot of ladies' Waists, 75c to $1.00 qualities go at prico of 39c 20c ladies' ribbed Top Hose, sell ing out at the low price of . ,11o $20 and $25.00 high grade swell Silk Dresses, selling out at $11.39 Mascot Kid Gloves, all the desir able shades, prico $1.25, soiling out at 92o $12.50 and $15.00 Long Coats, go during I his great closing out sale at $5.00 $1.50 Lace Curtain, selling out at the price of, pair 98c One lot Ladies' Short Coats, $5 to $10 grades at $1.48 One lot Children's Coats, $3.00 to $5.00 grades, choice $1.00 $3.00 Ladies' Worsted all-wool Union Suits, to go at the price of $1.79 $1 to $1.50 R. & G. Corsets, short styles, selling out at price of 39o Fine Linen, 25, Handkerchiefs in plain or initialed at 13o Torchon Lace, a big assortment, 5 to 8c, sacrificed at low price of 3o $1.00 Silk Hose, our standard quality, selling out at prico of 49o 8 and 10c Embroidery, many de signs, selling out at price of . .4o 15c children's stocking, heavy black ribbed, go at 9o 25o children's stockings in black, ' tan, white and blue 18c $1.50 to $2.00 Niagara silk ladies' Hose, selling out at $1.15 $2.SO BLACK PETTICOATS A . number o f styles, all now going at the very low price of only 79c $20.00 AND $25.00 Ladies9 SUITS All Wool Tailored Suits and Coats. Act quickly on them NOW ONLY $9.35 SHAWLS AND FASCINATORS 35o Shawls and Fascinators, sell-, ing out at 18o $1.00 Shawls and Fascinators, go slaughtered at 63o $2.50 and $3.00 Shawls and Fas cinators, slaughtered at ...$1.43 25c all colors Sateen selling out at, yard 18c 10c Cabot V. Shooting, sacrificed at, per yard . . .' 720 15c double width, 36 inch; fine Porcales, go .at 92o 7c Calicoes, many patterns to pick from, go at 4o $1.25 to $1.50 Ladies"1 ' Shirt Waists, a fine assortment, selling out at prico of 79o 5c Cotton Toweling selling out at per yard 3c 15c Ribbons in all popular colors, go at 8c 10c fine ribbons in the proper widths and quality 60 5c staple Ribbons in all the de mandable shades 3o Baby Ribbon, all colors, selling out at, 2 yards for 1o 15c Laces, a beautiful line to chooso from, go at ....... TAo Underwaists for Children, knitted, 15c to 25c grades go at 10o 50c Kayser Gloves in black, white tan, etc. at 37c 20c and 25c Ladies' Fine Linen Collars, selling out at 10o Handkerchiefs, selling out at the 10c grade, 3o House Dresses, $1.75 grades, selling out at . and $2 95o Fleishers Knitting Yarns, price 35c, selling out, per skein . . . 23c 12 c and 15c Silkolino and Cre tonne, go slaughtered at .... 10o 25c Lawns and Challies, selling out at, per yard 16c 40c and 50c finest Lawns, beauti ful patterns go at, peryard. . .28o 50 to 75c imported Lawns, exqui site qualities, selling out at . .33o $30.00, $32.50 AND $35.00 Ladies' fine Suits Strictly Hand Tailored. . These New Models are the talk of the city. A lifetime Chance, NOW $17.45 Women's, Misses and Chil dren's high-gradeJShoes Our shoes were always our pride. We carried only lines we could absolutely guarantee. $3.00 ladies' Shoes, all sizes and styles, selling out at $1.79 $3.50 fine ladies' shoes, now go slaughtered at $2.38 This Sale Now In Full Blast Hurry, Everything (Goes Lace Curtains, out $2 grade, soil ing out at I he pi-ire of ...$1.29 $1.50 Comforters, go while they last at $1.W $1.25 Sheet Blankets, 9-4 full si.o soiling out at 73c 20c Galatea cloth, best quality, all colors, go at 14o $3.50 to $5 Sweater Coats, all colors, now go, sacrificed at prico of $2.33 Ladies' Sweater Coats, the $3.00 grade, sacrificed at $1.79 05c and 75c high grade red and blue checked Table Linen . . . 42o $1.00 bleached Table Linen, two yards wide, go at ,680 $1.50 extra fine Damask Table Linen, slaughtered at 880 15c linen crash Toweling, selling out at, per yard 9o 8c to 10c Embroideries, nice as sortment to choose from . . . .4o 12c to 15c Embroideries, good quality, selling out 7o 20c to 25c Enibroideries.'now to bo slaughtered at 12o $3.00 ladies Oxfords, now selling out at, choice $1.68 $4.00 snappy Oxfords for ladies, now sacrificed at $2.39 $2.00 old ladies' comfort shoes and slippers, go at $1.23 $1.50 old ladies' comfort shoes and slippers,. go at $1.15 $2.50 high grade misses' shoes, fine leather, go at $1.69 $25 Ladies Suits g Models of $13.65 Beautiful 1912 Spring Models of Pore wool fabrics, very nifty and what any lady should feel proud to wear WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THIS STORE AN EXCLUSIVE MENS AND BOYS' SHOP THE BIGGEST AND BEST IN THE STATE . OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND A STORE THAT WILL A CREDIT TO OREGON CITY WHERE EVERY MAN AND BOY. WILL HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF THE WORLD'S BEST STANDARD MERCHANDISE TO SELECT FROM SUSP'N BRIDGE CORNER Seventh and Main Sts. OREGON CITY OREGON Ladles Attention Opening of theNew York sam ple millinery shop. Prices lowest in Portland our low rent does it. Visit our shop before buying else where. Hats from $4.50 to $12; special $5.00 hats that cannot bo bought at other placos for less than $15. third Room 21, Miluer block, lloor, 350 Vi Morrison street, Lake elevator Are Bobbing Ud It doesn't look as if the repub lican party would have to resort to a drait tins year to get candi dates for representative. M. A. Magoon of the West side would like to go back; M. E. Dunn, the Main street confectioner is a can didate: O. I). Olds of Oak Clrovo is also announced, and friends of Attorney Christ schuebel or this city aro urging him to get in. L. E. Jonos of this city, present mom ber, is not a candidate. Bad Case of Diphtheria. Wallace Fnrr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claroneo Farr of Center St., is seriously ill with diphtheria, and the house is quarantined. Tho boy was taken Wednesday, and ho was in a serious condition when lr. Strickland made an examina tion. At. present he is doing fine ly and if nothing unforeseen ur isos will soon bo much better. As tho boy had boon attending tho school regularly, there is some uneasiness that other cases may develop. Educational Rally. Tho following is the program for tho educational rally that will be held at Whiskey Hill school on Saturday, March 23: Heading, Mrs. I'lioma Dimiok. Writing, 1. L. Coleman. Spelling, J, O. Lager. Dinner. Literature program by school. Value of Education, T. A. Cam pew. (Jo-operation of tho parent and the teacher, 1 11. Hamlin. School Ethics, F. J. Tooze. Juvenile Fairs, C. A. Homig. The "500" Club Entertained The Wednesday evening "500" club met this week with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Heddick at their homo in Green Point. Tho rooms were artistically doc orated in St. Patrick's day colors. The llrst prize was won by Dr. L. G. lcet whilo tho consolation prize was given to Mr. Vatcher. A line luncheon was served aft er the cards. The following were present: Mr .and Mrs. H.L.Mar tin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Garret son, Mr. and Mrs. Vatcher, Dr. and Mrs L. G. Ice, and Mr .and Mrs. Guy Heddick. Tho bible study class of the ML View church will moot next week Thursday with Mrs. A. Mantz. Miss Kate Cooper is spending tho week in Eldorado, visiting friends. Mrs. A. Lacey of Portland is tho guest of Miss Clara Mosior this week. BARLOW. "CLASSIFIED. Advertisements under this Head . .are one Cent per word, and they bring results. WANTED Good dry moss. Ad dress, Sam Iloake, Clackamas, Or Treasurtr's Notice I noow have funds tt ray road warrants endorsed prior to June 10, 1911. Interest ceases on such warrants on date of this notice. March 15, 1912. J. O. TUFTS, Treasurer. Vr. 13. Tull has purchased Mr. Hyde's placo. Miss Itessio Shepperd of Port land is visiting relatives inUarlow At lastr oeports James JM'ickson who is in tho hospital, in Portland was slowly improving. Mrs. Krickson is quite sick. Mr. Tallman of Salem, who pur chased Mrs. Towne's place,, is cul t-ivaung ttio soil and getting in shape for tho spring work. Willio Young of Portland is vis iting his uncle, Judge Jesse. W. 11. and C. I Tull celebrated their birthdays Sunday evening with a few invited guests for din ner, at the homo ol C. G. lull. WANTED Girl to assist at housework, desirable plaoe; work easy. Ask at this ollice. WANTED To rent a 4 or 5 room furnished modern bungalow, be Iween Oregon City and Oak Grove close to car lino. Inquire at Cour ier ollice. FOR SALE Pearl Vetch seed, price $3.00 to $3.50 per hundred II. G. ZIEGLER, Barlow, Or. STOCK BREEDERS Alien lion. Are you interested in bet- toring your stock and stock con Miud.u T.illinn Anil.n-aiin nil, I dl. 1(1118? HCUU 1 110 Western MOCK Hattio Erwin visited at Mr. Din- . ournai, mo oniy mommy on tin ning, returning Sunday. rucniu rium. unmni cauiusivuij A nephew and lus wile of W is- w your iuhtusis. ouwi ipuuu. onsin, aro visiting his undo and $1.00 per year, esteru Stocl aunt, Mrs. Andrews and Mr. Mol- Journal, Oregon City, Uregon. vin. Mr. Melvin was elected a dele- o,, ,j gate t the county grange con- I " fi Vo'lin vention in Oregon City last Tuos- J. H?. I ,1?.,',,,.0 ?. JM lay, to the stale grange, conven t " " i, 7ir" iitn which vi ciinvinn in iwilI"1'"'1' ....w, ... oy . ...... ,Y . v , burg in May. Mr. Johnson has moved hi family into the old hotel, and Mr Churchill has rented his houso for a year. Mr. llenson who owns tho Geo. Newton place, is hero looking af ter his interests. Mrs. U. S. Armstrong went to Portland Tuesday to set! nor son, Fred, who is in the hospital for an operation. I'Toa liomiy is aiso in uie hos pital for an operation, but is now getting along nicely. (. G. l ull lias gone to Me Mimi ille to work his hop yard. Mrs. Van Winkle has taken pos session of her new home. James Knekson will bo oper ated upon at the hospital Wed nesday of this week. S. 11. Berg and daughter, Miss Cora, went to Port land Tuesday, ono set of heavy double harness $25; ono 20 inch J. 1. Case agita tor separator$75. Charles D. Hay nor, Mulino, Rt. 1, box 60, phone Beaver Creek. RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS for Sale. $1.50 per setting. A. Showman, Oregon City.Oregon. FOR SALE-Prizo-winning Barred Hock Chickens. Pen comprises four hens and rooster. W. A. Showman, Oregon City, Ore. FOR SALE three good, level lots, all in cultivation, 6 room house, chicken yard and house and all out buildings, lino well water, housefurniture, complete, new; 18 black Minorca chickens; 6 cords wood; bargain at $1050 cash. Call on C. H. Willoughby, 10th and Division streets. STANDARD BRED, faun-colored Indian runner ducks, pure white eggs for sale, $2.50 per Bros., box 219; R. D. 1, Milwau kie, Ore. FOR SALE.Indian Runner ducks eggs. Charles Holmes, Mt. Pleasant, Oregon City, Rt. 1. I M P RO V E D and uninproved building lots for sale, in Oreaion City. $150 to $200; lots in city of Gladstone $225 and upwards, one half cash, balance monthly pay ments. One hundred feet square 2 lots in Sellwood Portland) $3,000, ono half cash, terms on balance. Also have several de sirable residences for sale on on easy terms. Wm. BEARD. Owner. 1002 Molalla Avenue, Oregon Liity, ure, WANTED Light, second-hand wagon, or heavy spring wagon, address Oregon City Courier. FOR SALE OHKAP-Imported Bel gian stallion. Address Box 41, R. F, D. 2, Woodbnrn, Ore. HOT FLASHES. Women In middle age often compluin of hot flashes. They are at that stage of life when their delicate organism needs a tonio and helping-hand which only Dr. Pierce i Favorite Prescription can give them. Many women suffer needlessly from girlhood to womanhood and from motherhood to old age with bickache, dizzi ness or headache. A woman often becomes sleepless, nervous, " broken-down," irritable and feels tired from morning to night. When pains and aches rack the womauly system at frequent intervals, ask your neighbor about Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Mrs. J. luiior, of 821 8. Den talon Street, Daltlmore, Mil., says: "I wroU you about nine months airo, telling- you of my condition. I have a flneabyg-lrl-ahe weighed nine pounds when born. She Is my third child and the strongest of Uiem all. My suffering- was only for two hours. I took several botUes of 'Favorite Prescription' and one of Dr. Pierce's Smart-Weed. I never had a well day before I took your medicine. I was surprised how well I felt could eat was always hunirry, and never had a sick stomach. The nurse who was with m said the medicine was wonder ful because I sot along so nicely after having had so much trouble before. She Intends to recommend It to all her suffering patlonts. Everybody la astonished at me because I only weighed log pounds before and now I weigh 135. I have had several ladles coma to me and aak about Dr. Pierce's ft" medicine. I am willing to recommend it to all who Buffer and want help. V Political News Cits A political feature of the past week was the organization In California of several Taft women clubs. Wilson's managers cHurge that the Underwood, Clark and Harmon forces have combined to defeat the governor Colonel Roosevelt has about made up his mind to take the stump and personally make the fight for the num lnatlon. In his address at Toledo, Ohio, Pres ident Taft denounced the Roosevelt idea Of recall of decisions as "utterly without merit or utility." Eight delegates have been elected from New Mexico to the national con vention at Chicago. Pour are instruc ted for Taft and four for Roosevelt. President Taft leads In the race for the Republican presidential nomina tion. Of the 107 delegates so far elected to the national convention, 95 are pledged to President Taft against J2 for Colonel Roosevelt. Returns from 115 counties In Okla homa where Republican county con ventions wore held showed 293 in structed delegates for Roosevelt and 70 for Taft. There will be contested delegations from all counties. Champ Clark of Missouri leads In the race for the Democratic nomina tion for president. He has pledged to him 44 of the 54 delegates already elected, the remaining 10 being In structed to vote for Woodrow Wilson. Backache Almost Unbarable Is almost certain result of kid ney trouhle. D. Toomey. 803 E. Olive stret. Bloomington, 111., says l sutiercd witn naskarrie and pains in my kidneys which were almost unbarable. I gave Foley's Kidney Pills a good trial, and they done wonders for me. Today I The Cootie truthfully sets forth the facts regarding Oregon City and Clackamas County. Subscribe for your Eastern friends. They will appreciate it. THE MOST IN VALUE New Idea Magazines 10c 24 Issues $1,00 V New Idea Patterns 10c Latest Styles Mohawk Building THE MOST IN QUALITY Portland, Oregon Great Exposition F&shson. able Silks and Dress Goods The Spring dressmaking season is on in aernest and women everywhere aro eagerly seeking information about the new fashions. Our Dress Goods and Silk Departments are veritable store houses of acurate enlightment richly illustrated object lessons on what is newest and most desirabe. You will find here hosts of exquisite and really exclusive materials; things that cannot be obtained in other Portland stores. All excel in the beauty and charm of their colorings and designes anything we have ever shown before. Come, make your selections now, while assortments are at their best. JUST ARRIVED, A NEW LINE OF SHEDWATER .FOULARDS THAT .ARE .WONDERFUL VALUES AT75C A YARD The most populaf of allSpring Silks aro here in a most beautiful assortment of allover pat terns, polka dots, stripes and small neat designes that we have ever shown. Not a wanted color is missing from this wonderful assortment. They come full 23 inches wide and are perfect in both wea ve and finish and are considerably underpriced at seventy cents a yard. Black phiffon Taffetas and Fine Swiss. Messalines on Sale 89c a Yard . Here you will And all that is new and staple in Black Silks, suitable for every purpose in an endless variety of weaves, widths and prices. Tomorrow we specialize on Yard Wide Black Silks.. About 2000 yards of Blao Chiffon Taffetas and Genuine Swiss Messalines of splendid weight that aro absolutely all pure esilk. They are both spot and acid qroof and are perfect in weave and finish. You will find them a rare bargain at eighty nine cents a yord. The New Serges Will Reign Supreme. In Our Dress Qoods Section this Week Of particular interest to the smart breser is our extensive showing of smart new Serge Suit ings, which includes many attractive plain shades, neat stripes, etc. that are absolutepy new this season. An inspection of these new fabrics tomorrow will be profitable as well as inter esting to the woman who would know what is what in the matter of Dress Goods. Wm. F. Read's and Priestly's Serges, Fabrics. Made of the Finest Wol, Thoroughly Sooured and Perfect In. Weave and Finish t 50c Fine All-Wool Serges, full 36 inches wide, shown in twenty fashionable new shades and staple colors. At $1.00-Vm. F. Read's AU-Wool Ocean Serge full 50 inches wide, shown in the new shades of blue, navy, brown, tan, red, slate, castor, etc. Goods of unequal quality at this price. At 75o Heavy Storm Serges of double warp, full 42 inches wide, shown in all wanted shades and strictly all wool. At 11.25 Wm. F. Reads All-Wool Serges full 52 inches wide, extra heavy, closely woven, hard twisted fabrics, shown in all the popular ShadeS Of hlllB hrnn-n t l fTM .. I best iau en.-, iney are tne If any want Information I will be glad to give It to them,'' Uu. huior A Caxxjy can do a hard day's work and not feel the effeots.' BBsBaaBBaaSsHaBBBasBiSssr