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OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1916.
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BANKING SERVICE
The needs of each customer carefully
considered, and our service adapted to
their requirements,.
AMPLE CAPITAL
MODERN EQUIPMENT
EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT
Your account is solicited and will be ap
preciated BANK OF COMMERCE
STUPENDOUS
The
Tieluve Tells
The Story
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OREGON CITY
GARAGE
Agency for
Reo and Dodge
Bros. Car
Main and 4th Sts.
Sewing Machines
and Supplies
Motors for running
Machines
HOGG BROS.
Quality Work at
Home
OREGON CITY
LAUNDRY
Phone 93
Fairbanks Morse
Type Z Farm En
gine l'j, 3 & 6 II. P.
GADKE PLUMB
ING SHOP
The Modern Drug
Store
JONES DRUG
CO.
Tailoring, Cleaning
and Pressing
REPAIRING
502 Main Street
CHAMPION
SMITH &
TELFORD
Artistic Work
ROCK BOTTOM
PRICES
A. LINDGREN
707 Seventh St.
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE!!
Men, Women and
Children
W. B. EDDY
CHIROPATIC
PHYSICIAN
Nuture Cures the
Wise Physician t
Helps
Dr. G. F.
ANDERSON
SUNDRIES an d
SUPPLIES
Repairing & Over
hauling OREGON CITY
GARAGE
Drain Tile, Lime &
Cement
LARSON & CO.
10th & Main St
Phone 70
H. W. STREIBIG'S
(Sanitary)
MARKET
528 Main Street
CHOICE MEATS
Phone 131
We Give S. & II.
Green Trading
Stamps
MORGAN'S
CUT RATE GRO-CEREY
MILK CREAM
Hazelwood
Dairy
"Absolute Purity"
Phone 145
HABERDASHERS
"Head to Foot"
Outfiitters to Men
MILLER & OBST
vMain and 7th
POOL
AND BILLIARDS
Everything for
Smokers
RAASCH & LAMB
WOOD SOLD
AND SAWED
Phone Main 231-R
GRANT NASH
7th & J. Q. Adams
Sanitary Service
SKILLED
BARBERS
Clean Baths
ED. JOHNSON
Prop.
IS
fill
I.EROY WAI.KKR,
President.
THOS. F. RYAN, JOHN R. HITMPHRYS.
Vice President. Cashier.
WOW!
ZIP! ZOWIE!
' IN RIOT
COUNCIL I Auken bobbed ud and placed in nom
ination also the name of Roy B. Cox.
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doesn't like my appointment of street
commissioner, we wont have any, and
as there'll be no street work, we'll need
no city engineer; and so I won't ap
point ,any city surveyor. And I
haven't appointed any city prosecutor
or recorder, either."
While the next battle was looming
Mr. Metzner, as chairman of a special
committee on the condition of the city
hall roof, rose and reported.
"Mr. Mayor, as chairman of your
roof committee, I want to report that
several of the sheets of tin don't lap,"
he said.
There was an outbreak of giggles
on the part of the spectators, and Mr.
Metzner continued that he had asked
a man to examine the roof more
thoroughly and to make repairs.
Councilman Roake then moved that
a special committee be appointed to
investigate as to whether or not the
water board was legally constituted.
He read a few remarks on the subject
from a piece of paper he held in his
hand. Mr. Roake's contention was
that the charter provides that when a
vacancy on the water board is report
ed to the council, the vacancy shall be
filled by election at the next succeed
ing regular meetiing of the council.
When Mr. McCausland resigned, the
old council appointed Mayor Jones at
the same meeting as the one receiv
ing word of the resignation.
"Mr. Mayor, I move you that Coun
cilman Roake be permitted to put that
piece of paper back in his pocket,"
said Mr. Templeton. Mayor Hackett
couldn't see Templeton, and as Roake's
motion passed he appointed Roake,
Cox and Metzner to look into the
legality of the water board as at pres
ent constituted. ;
The final outbreak of the evening
was then staged, when Mr. Metzner
nominated Councilman Albright for
president of the council. Mr. Van
Councilman Albright got to his feet
while ballots were being passed, and
expressed his opinion of the proceed
ings in general.
"Mr. Mayor," he said, "I don't care
particularly for the honor of being
president of this council, but I wish
to remark that it has long been the
custom and precedent to elect one of
the older members of this body to
the office of president, and I am the
senior member. Now a few days ago,
or maybe it was a week or so ago, I
began to be impressed with the fact
that this council didn't want harmony
this year. This was indicated by talk
on the streets, by promises that cer
tain members made, by letters that
were written to certain organizations
telling them they could name a mem
ber on the police force if they'd sup
port a certain man, and by things like
that. This sort of thing was started
a long time ago, a slate was picked
out, and it will be put through, and I
want the people to know just how it
is. That is why I am saying this.
Why, your honor even had Mr. Roake's
name written in on all these commit
tees before he was even nominated to
be a member of this council, much less
than being elected. Everything was
cut and dried in caucus beforehand,
and I think the people ought to know
about it."
The vote on president of the coun
cil resulted five to three in favor of
Cox, with the modest Mr. Cox refus
ing to vote. Just as a good guess it
may be said that Van Auken, Roake,
Buckles, Moore and Albright voted for
Cox; and that Templeton, Metzner and
Andrews voted for Albright.
Just before adjournment, which
ended the riot, Mr. Cox got over a
motion instructing the recorder to
keep a ledger account of all money
spent by each committee,
It was some meeting, and hereafter
on council nights the movies will close
SCrlOUS fOOTFAIER
FOR TIRED ACHING FEFT,
WEAK ANKLES
AND TO REST I
SCHOliS BUNION RIGHT
STRAIGHTENS CROOKED
OVERLAPPING TOC5.
THE CAUSE Of BUNIONS
SCHDU'S -ANTIRIOR
MCTATAR5AI
fOR CRAMPS
AND PAINS
IN TOES
AND BALI
OF FOOT.
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SCHOLIA 1 1X0 CORN PIASTER
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A Great Free Demonstration Tfif f po Tin 1 1
Scholl's Foot Comfort Service 1 11 111 l v J dlL 1 J
Consult The Chicago Foot Specialist Free
On this day Froo examination and advice will bo given by an expert under the di
rection of Dr. Wm. M. Sclioll, the famous foot specialist. He will also give demonstra
tion of foot appliances necessary in the correction of foot troubles. This important
event was arranged at great expense principally for you who have weak, tired, aching,
calloused feet, for you who suffer from bunion pains and corns, or who have broken
down arches, crooked toes, and hammer toes, for you who have tried fruitlessly to
get relief. Not obliged to buy shoes here.
If you have Hat foot, weak feet or broken down arches, no matter if you are already
wearing arch supports, have your feet scientifically examined by this specialist and let
him advise you what to do. If you have been using bunion and corn remedies that fur
nish temporary relief without correcting the cause be sure to get this scientific advice.
If you are one of the many thousnnds who have always had trouble in being properly fitted to
shapely footgear come to our store. The difficulty, will bo solved easily and simply and perfect foot
comfort will be Riven you. '
WARNING : You may not realize it but those slight aches at the heels
and ankles, those painful cramped toes, that body weariness and brain fas:
are typical of weak arches and likely to result in a serious derangement
of the whole nervous system. Many people have mistaken these pains for
i hen ma( ism of the feet and have tried internal remedies to correct them
when all they really needed was proper support of the feet arches.
REASON FOR THIS DEMONSTRATION
H has been our ever constant aim to make this the most progressive shoe store in
(own. For months we have thoroughly investigated the efficiency of the service ren
dered users of Dr. Scholl's Foot Specialties and wearers of his appliances. We have seen
people who previously walked with great difficulty now able to stand the most rigorous
exercising of the feet, enduring long walks and long standing without the slightest an
noyance. Wo have found every one of Dr. Scholl's corrective devices anatomically cor
rect and scienfilically perfect. To give our patrons and friends the fullest benefit of the
Sclioll Foot Comfort .Service we have arranged this demonstration and will henceforth
conduct in our store an orthopedic department for continued service of this character.
Wo are headquarters for Scholl's Fool Comfort Specialties and Appliances.
There's A Scholl Appliance For Every Foot Ailment or Deformity
Whatever your foot trouble may be, there is a Sclioll appliance or device which Avill
correct permanently the trouble from which you are suffering. Consult this noted spec
ialist and lot him advise you about your trouble.
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Oregon City Shoe Store
Cor. 7th &
Main Sts.
SCHOLL'S TOE-SIGHT
WHOVCRIAPPINC TOES'
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SOFT
CORNS
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TOES
SCHOU'S BUNION REDUCER
JTCDUCIS NMRGEMENT
RELIEVES PRESSURE
STOPS W PAIN
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SCHOU'S
AB50RB0 PADS
A SIZE fOREVERYTDE-
CORN AND FOR
EVERY CALLOUS
ON BOTTOM
orroor
SCHOU'S BUNION SPRING
ACTS AS A LEVER FOR DRAWING
CROOKED BUNION
TOES STRAIGHT
Of All Winter Merchandise
STARTS
Wednesday Mornin:
NINE O'CLOCK AT
BANNON'S
We promise The Greatest Price Cutting Event that has
ever been attempted in Oregon City
Thousands of Dollars Worth of New and Season
able Merchandise Will Be Placed on Sale at Prices
That Will Pay you to Watch and Wait for.
Full Particulars of our v
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN A FEW DAYS
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Next Week!
Portland Railway
Light Power
Company
The Electric
Store
Phones Home A-229
Pacific Main 115
Beaver Bidg.
Main St