ftREGAN CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917
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Of Interest to Every Owner of a'
Building, a Vehicle or an Implement
Huntley's Paint Store is a fully equipped, up-to-the-minute
paint store. That may sound like "Billy Brag," but its a fact!
That's just what we have. -
Its a paint store in every sense of the word.
A place where you can talk face to face with a paint man who
knows the paint business from "a to z."
He can give you valuable help and information about any Rind
of paint or painting, and he'll give it to you,ttoo. Not grudgingly,
but cheerfully, and interestingly, and then if you buy elsewhere he'll
smile and be happy just the same.
Give us a chance on any paint job you have, big or little, that's
all we ask.
We can and will make good. And we'll be here this year and
next year and the next year where you can make a kick if we fail.
Anyway look us over; as we said in the start, we've got a real
paint store we're proud of it and want you to be, too.
HUNTLEY DRUG CO.
DRUGS BOOKS
ne Stent STATIONERY PAINTS
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$14.35; Ira Boyer, $13.75; S. J. Thorn
son, $1.25; Bert Ball, $11.87; Carl
Gorganson, $8.75; Ed Holburton, $7.
60; Howard-Cooper Corporation,
$3.00; W. Painter, $47.50; F. Vaugh
an, $38.75; G. Hungate, $43.75; Geo.
Kline, $46.25; J. V. Harless, $26.25;
Jas. Baty, $38.75; Wm. Elkin:;,
$35.00; J. Feyrer, $55.00; C. Hun
gate, $47.50; S. A. D. Hungate, $68.
62; L. Dickey, $45.00; Feyrer Bros.,
$55.62; M. Hungate, $50.00; W. H.
Engle, $47.50; Rose Shaffer, $48.75;
J. Callahan, $47.50; John Vaughan,
$47.60.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 24 Nate
Cole, $130.00; J. S. Fischer, $11.84; L.
P. Spagle, $34.75; E. B. Miller, $1.50;
John Gahler, $2.00; Charles Spaglo,
$18.50; C. E. Miller, $4.00; F. A. Em
mert, $6.00; Henry Deets, $47.25; O.
A. Simpkins, $23.25; Clarence Miller,
$8.00; Hugh Wolfer, $9.00; D. F.
Shank, $4.50; C. E. Hilton, $16.87; L.
P. Spagle, $16.68; John Gahler, $29.-
25; Lewis 'Mueller, $6.56; John
Schwabauer, $1.12.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 25 Ben
Krause, $27.00; Herman Etzel, $27.00;
John Kummer, $27.00; Ed Morris,
$22.50; Chas. Morris, $27.00; R.
Chubb, $31.50; Jake Fenske, $18.00;
M. Krause, $22.50; R, Kalus, $30.25;
Carl Kalb, $13.50; Glen Morris, $13.
50; F. Menconi, $13.50; Lester Ad
ams, $12.00; George Adams, $12.00;
Hans Zenger, $6.75.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 27 Chas.
Johnson, $6.75; S. C. Miller, $11.00;
Olaf Olson, $23.50; J. P. Miller, $2.00;
Roy Nicholson, $7.00; Normal Olson,
$7.50; S. G. Nicholson, $3.50; A. P.
Asboe, $6.00; H. Morrow, $3.00; I. D.
Larkins, $19.25; W. P. Nicholson,
$6.00; J. Oster, $6.00; F. Georg, $3.00;
J. Jeorg, $6.00; Alfred Olson, $3.00;
F. Helger, $4.00; Geo. Bentley, $4.00;
J. R. Nelson, $2.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 28 J. I.
Case T. M. Company, $16.80; Chas.
Johnson, $7.30; L. L. Shank, $0.29;
Robbins Bros., $33.85; A. D. Mazingo,
vv nen Diouses sucn as tnese
are sold at $2 it's economy to
buy one or more
Sole
Distributors
for Wirthmor ,
and
Welworth
Waists
The Quality
has been
maintained
and the price
remains
the same
P IRST as to styles they are not only new and appealing but
absolutely authentic in accord with Fashion's latest dictates
the identical styles that will be shown tomorrow in the Country's
recognized Style Centers. Arid then as to value they are vastly
superior to all other two dollar Blouses for the contract plan un
der which they are made and sold lowers the making and elimin
ates the selling costs.
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I New Styles Shown for First Time Tomorrow
Come Early for the Allotment is Limited
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BANNON & CO.
SELLS FOR LESS
The Canning Season
is Now in Full Force
We are in a position to supply you with Glass Jars,
Rubbers, Lids and Caps at prices quoted below:
BALL MASON'S
Pints, per dozen, ....
Quarts, per dozen, .... jj5c
Half Gallons, per dozen, ... $1.10
KERR'S SELF SEALING
Pints, per dozen, .... c
Quarts, per dozen, - - - - $1.15
Half Gallons, per dozen, - - . 1.40
ECONOMY
Pints, per dozen, .... $1.00
Quarts, per dozen, - - - - $1.25
Half Gallons, per dozen, - - - $1.40
We buy and sell Hay, Grain, 'Feed and carry a full line of
STAPLE GROCERIES
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
BRADY MERCANTILE CO.
Eleventh and Main Sts., Oregon City, Ore.
Undergrade Crossing on Twelfth Street
Pacific 448 Home B 238
$42.50; Roy Shotzman, $17.50; Lee
Adams, $10.00; C. H. Slaughter,
$48.00; Scott Carter, $17.50; E. Rus
sel, $112.00; Frank Sawtell, $45.00;
G. O. Harding', $30.00; Walter Rus
sel, $35.00; Ed Wyland, $35.00; A.
Sacket, $15.00; Ray Shotzman,
$10.00; Zeb Bowman, $36.25; Earl
Tracey, $43.45; Ed Russel, $48.00;
Oscar Bowman, $35.00; C. W. Hen
dershot, $5.00; A. D. Sherman, $66.
50; J. A. Marts, $5.00; John Trullin
ger, $50.00; A. B. Hibbard, $93.25;
Arthur Carter, $43.75; Herald Tubbs,
$20.00; L. Bowman, $40.00; Elmer
Sawtell, $40.00; Clifford Phelps,
$56.00; C. W. Austen, $46.25; Ross
Sawtell, $25.00; Jess Shepherd,
$60.00; C. G. Vorhies, $80.00; Tony
Olsen, $45.00; Hubert Engle, $47.50;
R. R. Welch, $93.75; Lloyd Bigelow,
$35.00; A. D. Keller, $80.00; Leslie
Shank, $95.00; Henry Russell, $45.00;
E. R. Pelkey, $35.00; Ernest Palfley,
$60.00; John Miller, $70.00; W. L.
Freeman, $60.00; Geo. Clester,
$55.00; J. Burgen, $20.00; E. Clester,
$45.00; V. E. Dart, $30.00; Omer Wil
liams, $45.00; Earl Trimball, $35.00;
J. W. Davis, $3.75; C. G. Dickson,
$17.50; Alfred Boyles, $10.00; Earl
Bird, $2.50; Luther Nicholson, $32.
50; Harry Gray, $40.60; W. F. Mul
kies, $29.35; Frank Brosig, $21.25;
Dan Groshong, $37.50; Geo. Crites,
$5.00; Marion Crites, $12.50; Orlan
Thofas, $3.75; L. C. Davis, $5.00; Ben
Thomas, $42.50; D. B. Gray, $2.50;
Guy Dibble, $22.50; F. A. Davis, $7.
50; Frank Hilton, $5.00; Willie Jones,
$8.75; Jason Jones, $5.00; J. F. Jones,
$12.50; Fay Kimball, $55.00; Vennie
Sowa, $15.00; V. E. Pitman, $10.00;
I. J. Green, $20.00; Charlie Clester,
$19.50; Tom McFadden, $3.75; F. M.
Limville, $22.50; R. R. Switzer, $22.
50; J. E. Switzer, $11.25; Joe Bell,
$10.00; Howard Thomas, $8.75; Joe
Cichels, $18.75; Henry Hichcls, $5.00;
Frank Holt, $16.25; Freeman Thomas,
$40.00; Lee Panquette, $41.25; Al Wy.
land, $37.50; Ralph Slaughter, $11.
25; L. D. Shank, $53.25; W. F. Tuley,
$22.50; Homer Trullinger, $35.00;
Ralph Henderson, $37.50; R. B. Bag
by, $31.25; Joe Miller, $30.00; John
Coover, $27.50; Oscar Kalor, $6.85;
Marlvin Russel, $17.50.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 31 Hod
son Feenaughty Co., $19.95; M. L.
Kline, $11.50; Tope & Co., $31.30; H.
Gcbhardt, $8.00; Oregon City Garage,
$1.65; W. II. Nelson, $3.00; G. Olden
stadt, $29.50; S. Jacobs, $7.50; W.
Kaiser, $82.50; C. Zimmerman. $82.-
50; M. Tiedeman, $77.88; F. Zimmer
man, $68.25; D. Oldenstdat, $16.00;
E. Oldenstdat, $14.00; F. Oldenstadt,
$16.00; W; Oldenstadt, $20.00; E.
Rabic, $33.60; F. Baker, $17.00; W.
Schatz, $10.00; M. Aulrich, $3.75; R.
Schatz, $22.00; N. Oldham, $39.50; W.
Sharp, $29.50; W. Nur.sbaum, $37.50;
O. Oldenstadt, $32.00; H. Gebhardt,
$23.50; F. Kaiser, $4.00; N. S. Old
ham, $87.75; G. G. Peters, $37.12;
John Turner, $6.00; Earl Oldenstadt,
$9.50; R. W. Oldenstadt, $16.50; Geo.
Oldenstadt, $37.00; Smith Turner,
$1.00; R. Schatz, $43.00; H. Gob
hardt, $44.00; Stanley Jacobs, $24.00;
Fred Morry, $195.00; M. Alidgh,
$8.00; W. S. Sharp, $17.00; Willie
Oldenstadt, $7.00; Otto Oldenstadt,
$14.00; Frank Oldenstadt, $2.00; F.
L. Baker, $2.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 32-IIarry
.lost, $35.74; A. A. Woods, $2.00;
Lloyd Jones, $7.00; E. G. Jones,
$12.00; Geo. Stahlnecker, $9.50; Bruce
Case, $5.00; Sam Edmonston, $5.00;
EXCHANGE
MOVING PICTURE THEATER FOR
FARM OR HOUSE AND LOT
We have a fully equipped moving pic
ture theater in good location with 400
opera chairs that we can trad., tnr
real estate. Our party will assume.
DILLMAN & H0WLAND
8lh & Main Sts. Oregon City Ore.
WATCH SHOP
Near the Oregon City Elevator is the
place to get first class work done
on watches, clocks and jewelry.
All work warranted and done oame
day it is received.
At 220 Seventh Street
FRANK NELDON
Watchmaker & Jeweler
A. F. Kiser, $13.00; H. Rief, $10.00;
C. C. Loucks, $3.00; Glen ' Baker,
Harry Jost, $8.80; Peters
Co., $12.50; Aug. Holznagel,
Harry Jost, $62.35; A. A.
$22.00; Lloyd Jones, $20.00;
Lewis, $2.00; E. G. Jones,
Henry Wilhelm, $34.00; Geo.
$12.UU; Ueo. tsataigia,
$12.00;
Hdwe.
$7.75;
Wood,
Walter
$32.00;
Stahlnecker,
$4.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 33 Horner
& Millard, $7.20; F. Madden & Co.,
$1.55; Frank Millard, $34.25; Marion
Millard, $63.00; C. M. Folsom, $45.00;
John Moger, $45.00; R. H. Millard,
$54.00; S. E. Smith, $54.00; W. Fink,
$45.00; W. A. Bard, $36.00; Jas. Clos
ner, $45.00; Geo. Genseroski, $15.75;
Jas. Folsom, $4.50; Fred Closner,
$12.37; W. Julian, $4.50; E. Strey,
$15.75; F. Cadonan, $35.00; Oral
Stormer, $2.25; Ray Erickson, $4.50;
W. Hendren, $22.50; Frank Smith,
$18.00; John Schenk, $9.00; Ed Clos
ner, $12.37; Frank Millard, $30.00;
Marion Millard, $36.00; Fred Horner,
$36.00; W. Fink, $36.00; S. E. Smith,
$36.00; R. II, Millard, $36.00; E.
Lacey, $29.25; Iven Lacey, $36.00;
Geo. Keller, $34.85; F. Cadonan, $26.
25; W. Hendren, $20.25; J. Richel,
$2.25; Frank Smith, $6.75; E. Lacey,
$3.35; O. Hendren, $11.25; J. W.
Marrs, $5.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 34 Wilson
& Cooke, $4.25; J. Robinson, $2.00;
R. Scoffern, $6.00; H. Fisher, $54.00;
L. Rypczynski, $49.00; V. Rypczyn
ski. $49.00: J. Hellberg. $42.00; H.
Hellberg, $8.00; F. Kelnhofer, $4.00;
W. Kaiser, $4.15.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 35 R. A.
Hutchins, $68.75; Phil Bates, $15.00;
Victor Hengstler, $76.25; Raymond
Griffin, $95.00; Martin Mickleson,
$101.25; Anthony Henkstler, $17.50;
John Marony, $45.00; J. P. Jones,
$17.50; George Marony, $57.50; Fred
Wagner, $60.00; P. Grey, $17.50; L.
L. Griffin, $48.75; Martin Berg, $9.62;
White, $28.00; J. Barnett, $75.00; Per
cy Osborne, $62.50; Gilbert Gilbert
son, $32.50; John Dunn, $42.50; W.
E. Fellows, $70.00; Joe Caldo, $75.00;
Emery Radford, $31.25; Verna Rad
ford, $49.00; McFarland, $66.50; Lew
is Griffin, $20.00; Theo. Lamoreaux,
$15.00; Wm. Holman, $15.00; ChasJ
Wendlin, $12.50; Chas. Wilkinson,
$5.00; E. Berney, $2.50.
(Continued next week)
Has Recovered Her Health
So many women are suffering from
similar afflictions that this testimonial
letter from Mrs. Laura Beall, Platts
burg, Miss., will be read with interest:
"I got in bad health. My left side
hurt all the time. I took doctor's
medicine, but it did me no good. I
took two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills
and I feel all right now." Backache,
rheumatic twinges, pains in side,
swollen and sore muscles and kindred
symptoms are quickly relieved by
Foley Kidney Pills. Jones Drug Co.
STATE CONVICTS JOIN
RED CROSS, AID WORK
While many persons in fortunate
circumstances have failed to cooper
ate in the work of the Red Cross, an
example has been set by 129 inmates
of the Oregon State penitentiary at
Salem, who have joined the order,
paying the regular initiation fee of
$1 each. "Their membership involves
a personal sacrifice in almost every
case," said Mrs. Etta Squier Seley, of
the Willamette chapter, ''and they
deserve high commendation."
Willamette chapter, of Salem, the
largest in Oregon, has shown phenom
enal growth, until its membership is
now in excess of 6,200. The chapter
has 120 'auxiliaries. It has shipped
four boxes of hospital garments and
surgical supplies and has six more
ready for shipment. The chapter has
classes in first aid, elementary hy
giene and home care of the sick and
preparation in surgical dressings.
Store Opens
Daily
at 8:30 A. M.
Saturdays
at 9 A. M.
Pacific
Phone:
Marshall 5080
The Most in Valuer
The Beat in Quality
THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY
Store Close
Daily
at 5:30 P. M
Saturdays
at 6 P. M.
Home
Phone:
A 2112
"THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS BECAUSE IT SELLS FOR CASH"
Unprecedented Showing and
Sale of Embroideries
Here you will find thousands and thousands of yards of the
most desirable and beautiful new . Embroideries, purchased
direct from the manufacturers at price concessions that permit
us to place them before you at the most unusual savings
come see for yourself what unprecedented values we are
offering in the following items : .
At 10c a Yard
Staple embroideries in dainty patterns
in baby sets, edges, insertions, head
ings, etc., in Swiss, nainsook and long-cloth.
At 19c a Yard ,
Dress and baby flouncings in styles
with scalloped, hemstitched and ruf
fled edge skirting and corset cover
embroideries 9 to 27-inch widths.
At 35c a Yard
Beautiful 40-inch flouncings and all
over embroideries in handsome color
ed effects on fine voiles also 27-inch
Swiss flouncings and 18-inch corset
cover embroideries.
Odds and Ends in
Insertions at 2c a Yard
Both Swiss and cambric insertions
in dozens of patterns to close at the
above low price.
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Lion Special Suits
from this long established concern, that supplies the apparel
needs of men and boys, assure of correct garments at econom
ical prices. The utmost in value and lasting satisfaction.
OUS Kl'MN, Prescient
Two Stores In Portland -Morrison at Fourth and 166 Third St.
Double S. & H. Stamps, good for cash discounts, gioen
. ahen this ad is presented
O. C, C. 8-9-17
The chapter at Burns, covering
Harney county, has received official ,
recognition.
- The total membership in the state J
is estimated at not less than 20,000. j
Magnitude of the work faced by '
the American Red Cross is indicated
by the request sent out by Eliot
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SAXGN"SiX"
A Car That Has
Proven its Worth
When you buy a car take into
consideration what it will cost
you on upkeep. The Saxon
is the best model and perform
ing car for the money today.
Call Us Up For a Demonstration
Any Evening
PORTER & PORTER
Seventh Street
GARAGE
Announcement
GREAVES & McNEIL
"Insurance"
are now located
in Rooms 203-204
Masonic Building
Our larger quarters permit us
to offer an excelled, superior
service, intelligently fulfilling
every one of your insurance
needs.
Wadsworth, acting chairman of the
American Red Cross at Washington,
D. C, for supplies to be sent abroad.
Oregon City
EXCHANGE STOCK RANCH
AND RANGE. 1120 acres; good land
and ranch, 400 acres in cultivation,
300 acres or 400 acres more can be put
in cultivation; mostly all under good
barb wire fence; will produce fine
wheat or rye; plenty- of water for
stock; fair buildings; 1 mile to school;
90 head Durham cattle; 45 cows and
i steers; balance young stock. Free of
incumbrance. Must change climate
on account health. Will exchange for
farm in valley. Dillman & Howland,
8th and Main street, Oregon City.
Guernsey Breeders' Picnic '
Yourself, family and friends are
invited to attend a Guernsey Breed
ers' picnic, August 18, 1917, at A. I.
and J. Hughes' "Red Wing Farm,"
near Redland, one mile north on
Fischer mill road.
The purpose of this meeting is to
organize a Guernsey club and to dis
cuss ways and means to purchase
more Guernseys.
Talks by O. A. C. men and breed
ers, also a juvenile judging contest.
All are cordially invited to attend
irrespective of what brand you are
breeding or your business calling.
Bring your family and friends and
a well-filled lunch basket