OREGON CITY COURIER,.. THURSDAY APRIL 9, 1914.
WHERE MEN DISAGREE
Pnrtlnnd Writer Renlics to' Recent
Article of Rev. Milliken
Portland, Ore. April 5, 1914
RMitnr Courier:
A friend kindly sent me a clipping
from an Oregon (Jity paper signea
W. T. Milliken, in which the gentle
man makes certain accusations
against a certain denomination which
are untrue and therefore unkind and
imworthv of a Christian. Kindly al
low me to suggest to the gentleman
that he ought to make sure before
accusing his lei low-men. i was an
EniseoDalian for years. It puzzled
me why we were exhorted weekly to
keep the seventh day while all of
us were caimiy Keeping me ura
day of the week. Your fellow-citizen,
W. T. Milliken, accuses the Seventh-Day
Adventists of being para
sites and proselyters. I am and
have been for about 3 years a mem
her of that church and deny that I
was proselyted or that I am a para
site. I joined them of my own free
will and nobody asked me. In fact
after I had taken up the Bible study
. and found that there wasn't a word
in all the Bible excusing or directing
Sunday-keeping, I went to the church
where they expect the soon coming
of Christ, somethiner I had always
believed in and where 'they worship
the Creator as per the immutable
Law of God. To my surprise nobody
asked me to join and I affirm, that 1
for one was not nroselyted. Nor was
my wife, whose people all belong to
that splendid denomination called the
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unriHT.ian cnurcn. in or are bcui uh uj
others who found the Sabbath truth
of their , own accord, or through
something they read or by some ac
cident. Some of them were church mem
bers before and others were not. One
was a spiritualist medium another a
Baptist, another a Roman Catholic.
One couple was a mixture of Jew and
Romanist. No one of these were
. proselyted. As to being -parasites,
that is simply a gratuitous insult.
Since the gentleman however at
tempts no proof of that accusation, 1
needn't take up your space to prove
mm wrong.
Who is it that brings so many out
of darkness into the truth and make?
law-abiding men and women out of
them, giving them light on God's
Word which they formerly were
without? Why, the Holy Spirit, the
Comforter, just as Jesus promised. I
doubt if W. T. M. dare accuse the
Holy Spirit of being a proselyter?
Now as to W. T. M's efforts to
prove the holiness of Sunday: 1 He
says "Christ fulfilled the luw, replac
ing it with a better code," thus
claiming that "to fulfill" means "to
do away with." Very well, let us
read "to do away with" for "fulfill"
and see where it leads us. Jesus Is
then made to say: "Think not that I
am come to destroy the Law, I ' am
, not come to destroy it, but to do
away with it."
And knowing that there would be
people who would claim that Jesus
nas made the Law of no effect, he
added: "For verily I say unto you
"one jot or one tittle shall in no
wise pass from the Law." Couldn't
make it much plainer, could He?
W. T. M, claims that he believes
that Jesus did away with the Law to
"substitute a better code" and Jesus
" says: "Don't imagine that I came to
do away with it it stands for
ever. Let everyone that bears the
honored name of a "follower" of
Christ take his choice. I for one
shall take the Saviour's word, regard
less of a thousand contradictions.
2.- "The Jews had no Sabbath law
before the Mt. Sinaii episode," as
serts W. T. M. A statement unprov
en, and untrue is a dangerous basis
; to build on. W. T. M. says that they
had no Sabbath beforo Mt. Sinaii,
but God said that Ho wanted to see
if the people would keep His law or
not, when He announced that He
would send them manna six days and
a double portion on the sixth day to
use on the Sabbath and this was long
before they reached Mt. Sinaii. I
need net refer to the fact that the
Sabbath dates from Creation, foi"
having proven the W. T. M. state
ment incorrect, I can rest my case.
3. "The ten commandments would
last only till .Christ came." That's
what W. T. M. says. God's inspir
ed writers assert that His law stands
fast forever. Perusing the lit) th
Psalm for instance, might help us see
that.
4. W. T. M. goes to much trouble
to prove that the Ten Conimaml-
mont Law was done away with. Yet
when somebody wishes to enforce
Sunday observance, he generally
bases his claim on God's command to
keep the Sabbath holy. And note
that in Christ's Revelation, speak
ing of the Judgement and events to
transpire, it says in chapter 11, vs.
12: "Hero are those who keep the
commandments of God and the faith
of Jesus."
13. There would not be all this
sophistry about a "new covenant do
ing away with God's law" if one
would take the trouble to look up nd
see that tho "new covenant" would
be that God would write His law in
the heart, instead of on stone as un
der the olr"faulty" covenant, faulty
because the people relied on their
own power to keep the law.
0. W. T. M. quotes Col. 2 to
show thut "Chiist nailed tho law to
tho cross and hence that no man has
the right to judge us regarding a
Sabbath day." I only ask friend M
to take his hand oil' the piign and
read on. It reads: "of the Sabbath
days which are a shadow of thing?
to come." Let's have the whole
truth; not. only a pnrt.
7. The annual Sabbaths, feast-
days and other Jewish ceremonies
all pointed to a Saviour and arc dis
tinctly stated to have been "shadows
of things to come." Now note: "Tho
Creation Sabbath was also n shadow
of things to come." So savs W. T. J
God says that Ho instituted it to com
memorate tho orontivfl work He had
just ACCOMPLISHED. God ought
to know.
8. W. T. M. savs it is "a mark of
apostasy." God says it is a mark to
know IDs people uy ana we arc piain
ly told who His people are, who "Is-
rael" is. To prove bis error, W. T. M
quotes Gal. 5:4. I fear most read
ers will take that for proof without
looking up to see. If they will look
it up they will find that W. T. M.
minted a text which does not in any
wnv refer to tho matter. (An error 1
suppose made by the printer.) The
statement Set forth by W. T. M. is
untrue: the text not a-propros.
9. He ouotes Gal. 4:10, which in
reality reads: "Ye observe days and
months and times and yours. . I .
M claims this to read: "Ihew eekly
Sabbath." Let's quote correctly even
though it disproves our case. Any
fair mind will admit that Paul re
ferred to feast days. Peter sneaks
of people who will "wrest the Scrip
tures unto their own destruction.
Let us discuss these matters in fair
ness and not bv misquoting.,
10, W. T. M. says: "We keep the
Lord's day, so called through the
Christian ages, the day of the Lord's
resurrection." Ergo, the day of the
resurrection is the Lord's Day, says
W. T. M. But the Lord says that
the Sabbath; is His Day and Jesus
said that He was Lord even of the
Sabbath.
W. T. M. says that the first day
was called the Lord's day tnrougn
a 1 the Christian ages, cut Jesus,
prophecying the destruction of the
Temple and of Jerusalem, warned
His apostles how they should know
that time to come and flee, adding
that they should pray that they
would not have to ilee on the bao
bath day. He knew that this would
not come to Dass for 40 vears, there
fore, He knew right then that 40
years hence the Sabbath and not the
day of the sun would be kept as His
holy day. Matthew, Mark, Luke and
John, all writing by inspiration tiat-
ly contradict W. T. M., for though
they wrote their gospel 41, 64, CO
and 97 vears respectively after
Christ, all tell us that the Lord's Sab
bath, His Holy Day, was the day
before the first day of the week.
11. The Jews were a horde of
slaves," says W. T. M. God says
that thev were His chosen people!
12. The seventh day is the "Jew
ish" sabbath, says W. T. M. But
God savs in His Word that it was
made long before Jews were thought
of. "The Sahbath was made tor the
Jews" savs W. T. M. Jesus said it
was "made for man." With all re
spect for for my friend Milliken, 1
prefer to trust what Jesus said.
A casual reader might say: Why
all this arcrument about the Sabbath I
What difference does it make? Why
quibble? My argument is not about
the Sabbath but about Keeping uol s
Law. The Bible tells us to keep the
ten commandments. My minister
told me to keep nine. The other one
he claims was changed, but neither
he nor W. T. M. nor anyone else can
show one single place in all the Bible
that it was or would be changed. U
the contrary the Bible is full of proof
that Uod never errs and never
changes.
The discussion therefore is not
quibble about a day, but a matter of
refusing the "commandments oi
men" when they contradict God's.
Let W. T. M. be sure and read his
favorite text about "fulfilling the
law," in Matthew and note the very
next verse: "Whosoever therefore
shall break one of the least of these
commandments and shall teach men
so, he shall the called the least in the
Kinedom of Heaven."
Havim? shown iin all kindness an
love that not what I say, but what
God says, is directly contrary to
what God savs, is directly contrary to
what W. T. M. thinks or claims it
says, I quote what Peter and John
sa d at their trial, when the cnurcn
leaders told them not to preach the
truth: "Whether it be right in the
sight of God, o hearken nto you more
than unto God, judge ye."
And I beseech friend Milliken to
studv the Word anew, asking how
ever, divine guidance and if he Is
sincere, he will no doubt get a new
view which will be a joy to his soul
aiid will make him wonder, as it did
me, how one could have been so blind
to the plain words of Holy Writ.
John H. Hartog.
A HEAVY BURDEN
A Bad Back Makes Life Miserable
For Many Oregon City People
A bad back is a heavy burden.
A burden at night when bedtime
comes.
Just as bothersome in the morn
inc.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for
t?
Know they are for kidney back
ache and for other kidney ills?
If you don't some Oregon City
people do.
Read a case of it:
Joseph McDermott, Washington
St.. Oreiron City. Oregon, says: "1
was almost flat on my back with
kidney and bladder trouble. I was
so lame and stiff that I could hardly
hobble around and it was all I could
do to get up in the morning. My
kidneys were irregular in action and
the secretions were scanty. I used
several boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
and I soon got well. I think even
more highly of Doan's Kidney Pills
now than I did when I publicly rec
ommended them a few years ago.
They have certainly done me a lot of
goou.
Price COc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask, for a kidney remedy
trot Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. McDermott had. Foster
Milium Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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. Voters of City and County
vl Warned They Must Register
" All voters of the city and
i county must re-register now
for the two-year period. All
registrations made before
January 5 are now absolutely i
! void, because of the recent do-
cision of the supreme court, "
declaring the 1913 election law
invalid. Persons who have not
registered cannot vote at the
' primaries May 15 . Register i
early and avoid the crowds
of the last few days.
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Soro Lungs and a Dry
Hacking Cough can be
relieved by using
Ballard's
Horchound
Syrup
Its effect In tho lungs la
sootlilnff and healing-, very
gratifying to thoso who are
racked by a painful cough. Re
lieves 1 1 e h t n o s s, loosens
phlegm, clears tho voice ot
hoarseness and quiets all Irri
tated conditions, bo that the
sleep is no longer disturbed at
night.
Price 33c, 60c and tl.OO,
Buy tho J 1.00 eIio. It con
tains five times as much as the
2Dc size, and you set with each
bottlo a Dr. Ilerrlck's Red Pep
per Torous Plaster for tho chest.
JamesF.Ballard.Prop. St.Louli.Mo.
Stephens Eye Salve It a healing
eimmeni iur ours byot.
I JiOLOAKORcCOMWf NQtft
Jones Drug Co., Oregon City.
FOR SALE A few Buff Cochin
Bantam eggs from prize winning
stock; won all first prizes where
exhibited. Price for one doz
en $l.f0. Will Allen, Oregon City,
Rt. 1., Oregon.
MR. MULVEY OUTLINES
THE COUNTY NEEDS
States What he will Work for
if
Nominated for Judge
If I am nominated and elected I
will administer the affairs of the of
fice with the highest efficiency and
honesty and at the' least possible
cost to the taxpayers. I believe that
a public officer is a public servant
whose duty at all times is to conduct
his office with as high standard of
honesty, morality and integrity as a
man would his private business.
In auditing claims against the
County none of the loose unbusiness
like methods heretofore used will be
permitted by me. I will carefully
scrutinize eacn and every Dill pres
ented and will allow none unless the
same is verified and itemized. I will
always exercise tne greatest care
in the expenditure of the taxpayers
money and will oppose any unwar
ranted expense.
When good gravel or macadam
roads are built I will insist that the
same be kept in good repair by a
road patrol, ine road patrol is a reg
ular employee in the road organiza
tion in the European countries and
in a gerat many states in the Uni
ted States, but no attempt has ever
been made in Clackamas County to
keep in repair the roads which have
been built.
I will favor a less number of road
districts for the County, since some
of the districts formed have only
$432.00, $423.00, $419.00 and one has
only $219.88 without the Special tax
which amount will do very little good
to any district; l be Ueve the best in
terests of Clackamas County would
be served by the consolidation of dis
tricts. We now have 69, the Supervi
sors of which are appointed by the
County Court, who can U they so de
sire, build up a formidable political
machine. The practice of putting pet
ty politicians in control of a vital
public utility, like a county road for
the purpose of pavine a political
debt, must be stopped. A public road
is a puDiic uuuvy wnicn is a neces
sity to all of the people who have oc
casion to use it; it is a liability upon
all of the people who have to pay
taxes upon it; the building of it re
quires work, money and knowledge.
and wherever ror political considera
tion any of these features are ignor
ed or modified by the County Court,
the public must suffer. I maintain
that the road system of this County
must be treated as a great business
enterprise and conducted honestly,
wisely and with reasonable balance
between benefits and burdens.
I ask your support for this office
because I knew I can render the
County a service which means econ
omy, a thing which' you will agree
with me is badly needed, l am wen
aware of the importance of this of
fice and am thoroughly familiar with
its duties, having worked in conjunc
tion with the County Court for the
past four years.
I am against a County Court play
ing puiilfivo ill manner v ucivi; v bi ,
and am not and will not be, if elected
County Judge, the candidate of any
political ring, clique or 'set of men. I
come straight to the people for this
office on my merits, and ask that you
investigate my record my character
and my ability. I have passed the bar
examination of this state and have
been admitted to practice law; I am
thirty-four years of age, the age
when the mind and character of man
have fully matured, when he is en
tering upon the period of his great
est efficiency and usefulness and be
fore inactivity and mental decay ren
der him unfit for active public ser
vice. If vou are satisfied that 1 am the
right man for this place I will ap
preciate having your support and
vote on May 15th.
W. L. Muivey,
Check Your, April Cough
Thawing frost and April rains
chill you to the very marrow, you
catch cold Head and lungs stuffed
You are feverish Cough continually
and feel miserable You need Dr.
King's New Discovery. It soothes
Inflamed and irritated throat and
lungs, stops cough, your head clears
up, fever leaves, and you feel fine.
Mr.' J. T. Davis, of Stickney Corner,
Me.. "Was cured of a dreadful cough
after doctor's treatment and all other
remedies failed. Relief or money
back. Pleasant Children like it. Get
a bottle to-day. 50c and $1.00, at
your Druggist.
Uucklen s Arnica halve lor All
Sores.
A healthy man is a king in his own
right) an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and slug
gish liver use Burdock Blood Bitters.
On the market for 35 years. $1.00
a bottle.
BUYING
List your property jwith a
MacDonald & VanAiiken, Courier Building,Oregon City
If you have a farm, house or piece
of property for sale, trade, or rent
come in and give us the particulars.
Wo will advertise all such matters
free in the Oregon City Courier. We
are going to be headquarters for bus
iness chances in Uackamas County.
If 'you want a business or wish to
sell, come to Macdonald & Van Au
ken. Watch tho Courier each week fot
new lists and new properties. If you
ant to buy or sell come and see us
Acre, Good Clear Land, 5 room
House. 6 minute walk from car
line. $900.00; $600.00 down, bal.
time.
22 'a Acres. 1 mile from West Wood-
bum. Good House. 6 rooms. Good
barn and outbuilding. All in cul
tivation but 3 acres. All fenced.
Water piped. $5000.00; $1500.00,
bal. time.
153 Acres. 6 miles east of Molalla.
35 in cultivation, Fair, 5 room
house, Pole and Shake Barn. Good
family orchard, well and pump on
porch. All fenced. $45.00 an acre.
Will trade. $2500.00 in city pro
perty on this place.
3 lots in Gladstone. A No. 1 location.
H blk. from carline and depot.
Stop. $200.00 a lot.
120 acres. 5 acres clear. Good deal of
easily cleared land. About 20
acres of heavy timber mostly fir.
House 2Gx30 new, not finished.
Rustic; painted. Good well on
porch. Good chicken house and
NEW BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
Over 50 Volumns Purchased By "Tag
Day" Funds Now Ready
Books covering a wide range of
subjects of .. particular interest to
children have been received at the
Oregon City Library, purchased by
funds secured by the children on their
"Tag Day" held December 24th for
this purpose. Although unfortunate
in choosing a dav which nmved ev.
There was considerably rivalry be-
iween tne children of the different
ouuuu.s, ana or the total amount, Mc
Loughhn Institute turned in the
tremely stormy, they netted $31.10.
largest sum, high school being next.
Ine children naturally feel a pro
prietary interest in the books secured
through their efforts, and consequen
tly a beneficial interest in the library
as a whole.
, M,iss Price, the librarian, purchas
ed the following books with the "Tag
Day fund, and the selection has
proved very satisfactory to the child
ren: Alcott, Little Men; Alcott, Old
Fashioned Girl; Baldwin, Second
f airy Reader; Bigham, Mother Goose
Village; Blaisdell, Boy Blue and his
friends; Bryce, Fables From Afar;
Bryce, Short Storip fn T.itfU vn,
w7' Why Stories; Channing
Dillingham & Emerson, Tell it Again
Stories; Foulke, Twilight Stories;
i'ox, Indian Primer- rim.,,, x, v;ir
Heroer of Chivalry; Haaren & Po
land, Famous Men of Greece; Haar
en & Poland. Fsimnna 'Man V, m;j
die Ages; Hale, The Man Without a
rTir-j ,, y;. "ard'ng, Stories of the
Middle Ages; Hix, Once-Upon-aTime
Stories; Howaid, Banbury Cross
btories: Hoxie. KinHero-oi-tor, atTO,
Sr0okLI1rsolI The Ice Queen;Kaler
Mr. Stubb's Brother- lf0l m
Tyler; Klingensmith, Household Tales
uauBiiijf, jjue in tne Greenwood; Lan
sing, Rhymes and Stories; Murray,
Storv Rnnlf Prioo. ir.,J oj. ' . '
Land; O Shea, Six Nursery Classics;
Stevenson, Child's Garden of. Verse.
(Child ): Stevenson.
band. 2 copies; Vaile, The Orcutt
Girls; Vaile, Sue Orcutt; Varney,
The Robin Reader; Welsh, Book of
iiursery jttnymes; wiggin, folly Ol
iver's Problem : Wiltse. Pnib- j nra
Stories and Proverbs; Wiltse, Hero
Folk of Ancient Brittain; Altsheler,
Horsemen of the Plains; Brady, Mid
shipman of the Pacific; Connolly, Jeb
Hutton: Doubleday, Cattle Ranch to
College; Inman, Ranch of the Ox
Hide; London, Call of the Wild; Ma
son, Tom Strong; Mathewson, Pitch
ing in a Pinch;. Munroe, Cab and Ca
boosse; Pier, Jester of St. Timotbv's:
Quirk, Baby Elton, Quarterback;
Kemington, Crooked Trails; Stock
ton, Buccaneers and Pirates of our
Coasts; Tomlinson, Tecumseh's
Young Braves.
CARUS
Tom Lewis' eye is better.
Floy Stewart is home again,
Mrs. Fred Snann-ler'a IncnWnr
hatch was good, as also was Mvu.
Stuart's,
The Casedavs have an auto now.
Bobbie can have a ride, and the en
tire family can go hunting all kinds
of birds.
Lewis Mitts was over and I savs
the Willamette Valley R. R. is pro
gressing.
Wayne Lewis had his eve blacken
ed last week.
Wait and watch, and when Carua
gets the railroad we will be uo to
date. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard were
invited over to Mrs. John Griffith's
for Sunday dinner.
Mrs. J. Curtis received chicks
from Salem last Saturday. They are
full blooded Rhode Island Reds.
Grandma Baker and Mrs. A. Case-
day went to visit Charles B., her
son, in Hazeldale last Sunday.
Li. Adams and several .ladies
started for his farrh in Hazeldale
district last Sunday, but the mud got
too deep for the auto and the ladies
and gentleman had quite a walk.
There are others that find mud!
We hear that the postoffice is now-
moved and that several mistakes
have occurred in the mail. No news
out here, only chirp and talk of how
did your chicks hatch.
Give Comfort to Stout Persons
A good wholesome cathartic that
has a stimulating effect on the stom
ach, liver and bowels is Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. Thoroughly cleans
ing in action, they keep you regular
with no griping and no unpleasant
after effects. They remove that gas
sy distended feeling so uncomfortable
to stout persons. For7 sale bv all
druggists.
Pay your subscription in advance
and receive, the Courier for $1.00.
AND SELLING
real esLate firm that will advertise free of charge to you
- barn. $37.50 an acre. Trade for
Portland property.
House and lot on Molalla Ave. Bath
room, Buttery. 4 rooms. $700.00
Cash.
2 lots, 11-12 Block 51 in Gladstone.
Bargain at $275.00 each.
1 lot in Elyville. Block 1. $110.00.
1 lot and four room house at Elyville.
$1100.00; $350.00, oal. terms.
10 acres. Near Melcrrum. 1M acres
cultivated. 100 fruit trees. Fair
barn. Fenced. ?; mile f carline.
Southwest slope. $3500.00; $1000.-
00 down, bal. terms.
71 acres at Redland's. 34 acres in
cultivation. 2 houses; 1 good, 1
fair; barn. Bal. of land timber.
Lays on side hill. Part canyon.
$5000.00; $3000.00, bal. terms.
Will trade for city property.
To sell. $0000.00 of No. 1 timber. 10
mile from Molalla.
FOR SALE 6 lots of. the nicest
building property on the hill. Fair
house. First class residence sec
tion close in. All level. Improved
streets, $4.000.00. Macdonald &
Van Auken.
FOR SALE Lot $0x174. 5 room
house. Needs repairing. This is in
the business section of Eugene.
Will sell for $2,500, or trade for
Oregon City property. Macdon
ald & Van Auken.
FOR SALE; 6 lots. ew Monterey,
California. Lots 25x100. Trade for
property around or in city. $300.00
a lot. Macdonald & Van Auken. ,
FOR SALE 21,;, lots. 3 blocks from
PRINCIPAL PORTLAND AGENTS FOR LADIES HOME JOURNAL
STYLES IN ALL SIZES AT 10c & 15c EACH FULL LINE OF EMBROIDERY PATTERNS PRICED AT
10c & 15c. MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED PARCEL POST PACKAGES SENT PREPAID TO
ALL POINTS WHERE CHARGES DO NOT EXCEED S PER CENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.
Worthy qualities that represent the best possible
values! Black, tan, white and the other popular
shades are well represented. Alhsizes, all lengths,
with only our low prices to pay.
THE POPULAR LA FRANCE CLOVE of French lambskin, shown
in black white and all the best Spring shades. Special for this sale
THE EUDORA GLOVE of the fine French kid, shown in black, white, and all
the popular shades. High
th
e pair.
FOWNES' PIQUE SEWN CLOVE,?Shown with Paris point or em
broidered back. A good, heavy, serviceable glove at this special price
A REGULAR $1.50 KID CLOVE SPECIALLY PRICED THIS SALE 98c
This glove is pique-sewn and is shown in black and white as well as the best shades
of tan, gray and brown. Also shown in white with black embroidered backs.
Sixteen-Bctton White Kid Gloves in all sises, specially priced for this sale $1.98
Sixteen-Botton Kid Gloves la black, white, tan and gray, special $3- and 3.50
Sixteen-Botton Silk Gloves in all colors, and all sttes, special at $f . and $J.50
Two.Clasp Silk Gloves in all colors and all sites specially priced at 50c to $(.00
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Twelve-Bctton Silk Gloves in black and white, all sites, specially priced at 75c
FOR SALE 7 room house on Mont
avilla carline, Portland. 3 lots
25 x 100, $3,000, cash value. Rent-
ed at $20.00 a month. Will trade
for acreage near Oregon City.
MacDonald & Van Auken.
"FAGGED-OUT" WOMEN
Will Find Help in This Letter.
OTerworked, run down, "fagged out"
women who feel as though they could
hardly drag about, should profit bj)
Mrs. Brill's experience.
She says: "I was In a, very weak.
run-down condition. Life was not
worth living. I could not sleep, waa
yery nerroua, stomach bad, and was
not able to work.
"I consulted with one or two phy
sicians, without benefit I read of
Vinol helping some one In a similar
condition so I began to take It, and it
simply did wonders for me. I gained
Jn weight and I am now In better
health and stronger than ever. I can
not find words 'enough to praise
Vinol." Mrs. W. H. Brill, Racine, Wis,
Thousand of women and men who
were formerly weak and sickly owe
their present rugged health to the
wonderful strength-creating effects of
Vinol. We guarantee Vinol to build
you up and make you strong. If it
does not we give back your money.
Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City,
carline at Hereford, Gladstone, at
$bOU.uu Macdonald & Van Auken.
FOR SALE 4 lots and house on the
plank road. $1400.00. Macdonald
& Van Auken. x
Macdonald and VanAuken
FOR SALE 1 lot, 3 room house on
improved street. $500.00, $150.00
down. Macdonald & Van Auken.
FOR SALE 2 Ford automobiles,
. very slightly used. $550 and $500.
Macdonald & Van Auken.
FOR SALE 6 room house. 2 lots,
nice location. $850.00, $500.00
down, balance terms. No interest.
Macdonald & Van Auken.
FOR SALE 100 acres, 2 miles from
Molalla. 65 acres in cultivation. 8
room house, good barn and other
buildings. A span of hoises and
harness, 3 cows, 1 heifer, 35 head
of hogs. Binder, mower, rake, disc,
harrows, 2 wagons, blacksmith
tools, cream seperator. Some grain
and hay, 9 shares in irrigating
ditch. Good stream of water on
place. Good orchard. Including the
stock, etc., as above, $150.00 an
acre. Macdonald & Van Auken.
fruits. New house. Plastered. Front
v room, Golden Oak finish. Kitchen
white enamel with built-in cup
boards. Large Pantry. Full Base
ment. Good well, with pump on
back porch. 6 blocks from carline.
$2000.00; $600.00 bal. $10.00 per
month.
PORTLAND, OREGON
oves
- grade gloves, priced for this
TO OUR
For
In order to save your DISCOUNT
Electric bills must be paid before the
10th of the month at our office.
617 Main St. Oregon City, Ore.
We have numerous electrical de
vices on display in our show room
that you will be interested in know
ing about.
Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company
MAIN OFFICE SEVENTH. ALDER.
PORTLAND ,
Phones Main 6688 and A. 6131
The Next. SACK of FLOUR. You Buy Ask For
UNION MILLS "HIGH GRADE"
AND YOU WILL GO BACK FOR ANOTHER
It is one of the best brands on the market and is
'highest' in everything but price.
We have recently remodeled the Union Mills, and
are better than ever prepared for regular milling
business. We exchange for flour, chopping, and
carry a line of feed, graham flour, germ meal, Etc.
D. L. TRULLINGER
C D. LATOURETTE, President F. J 3IEYER, Cashier.
.THE FiRST national bank
of OREGON CITY. OREGON
(Successor Commercial Bank .
Transaota a General Banking Business . Open from 8 a. m. to 3
PATTERNS, ALL THE LATEST
raster
$1.00
sale at
$1.50
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