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OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 191. S LOCAL DRAFT BOARD CON TINUES CLASSIFICATION CLASS I. j Benjamin Franklin Casto, Hubbard, Ore.; Thomas Rhys EvanB, Milwau kie, Ore.; Martin Leo Frossard, Mil waukie, Ore.; Frank Elmer Anderson, Canby, Ore.; Frank Woyoiech Kosie wicz, Oswego, Ore.; Harry Elmer Fairbrother, Oregon City, Ore.; Ed ward Pillster, Boring, Ore.; John Schoppert, Clackamas, Ore.; Albert Otis Helvey, Turlock, Calif.; How ard Harrison Wallace, Doty, Wash.; Carl Rowland Clark, Barton, Ore.; James Edgar , Chinn, Oregon City, Ore.; Adolph Shelden Freeman, Col Ore.; Clifford LeRoy Will, Canby, Ore.; George Fletcher Mighells, Ore gon City, Ore.; Marshall Dump Meod, Newberg, Ore.; Lloyd Brock Allen, Oregon City, Ore.; Alfred L. Bram- . well, Portland, Ore.; Clyde Hunt Schock, Estacada, Ore.; Carl George J.-Barney, Oregon City; Antone Mil lian Stanich, Oregon City, Ore.; William Edward Nelson, Parkplace, Ore.; Walter McKinley Hornshuh, Oregon City, Ore.; Donald Francis Allen, Bull Run, Ore.; Andrew Junor, Milwaukie, Ore.; John Edward Moore, Parkplace, Ore. (Emergency Fleet) ; Arthur Nowak, Wheeler, Ore.; Frank Fern Thebo, Portland, Ore. (Emer gency Fleet) ; Lawrence A. P. Scharf fenberg, Mosier, Ore.; Guy Anderson (also in class V); Edward Bernhardt Meyer, Portland, Ore.; Joe Shirka, Cle Elum, Wash.; Joseph Edward Mi chels, Scotts Mills, Ore.; Claud Jones Humes, Freedom, Okla.; Max Theo dore Plath, Milwaukie, Ore.; Harry Willford Bressler, Oregon City, Ore.; ' Edward Chas. Schweitzer, Molalla, Ore.; Gustaf Paul Herz, Boring Ore; William Ernest Gelbrich, Portland, Orel; Henry Gullickson, Canby, Ore.; John C. Willliams, Firebaugh, Calif.; Jas. T. Love, Molalla, Ore. (also in class 5); Haakon Hovik, Prtland, Ore.; Oliver Worthington, Portland, Ore.; Fred C. Sailer, Portland, Ore.; Millard Gambell, Milwatfkie, Ore.; Walter Carl Morz, Aurora, Ore.; Phil lip Fred Putz, Colton, Ore.; Eaul Earl Wyman, Gladstone, Ore.; Adolph Shelden Freeman, Colton, Ore.; Adolph Dahrens, Sandy, . Ore.; Wil liam Ernest Flick. Aurora, Ore.; Vi& tor Emanuel Olsen, Canby, Ore.; Lee Cooper, Sandy, Ore.; Nick Buzzese, Portland, Ore.; Fay Alferd Selby, Canby, Ore.; Edwin George Berdine, Mulino, Ore.; Herman Wehner, Port land, Ore. (Emergency Fleet); Ellis Graves, Oregon City, Ore.; Dwight L. Seelv. Sherwood, Ore.; Charles Wilkins, Portland, Ore.; Thomas Wil liamson Jubb, Portland, Ore.; Albert G. Schiewe, Portland, Ore.; Carl Lud- wig Elligsen, Sherwood, Oregon; Lester Hamilton. Phegley, New Plymouth, Idaho; Bert A. Mayo, Ore gon City, Ore.; George Aeon Bridge, Gladstone, Ore.; Ignatius John Kelly Clackamas, Ore.; Thomas N. Lakin, Milwaukie. Ore.; Raleigh Hubbard Echerd, Molalla, Ore.; Guy Chester Grable, Portlapd, Ore. (Emergency fleet); Charles W. Jackson, Portland, Ore.; Oliver Frost, Oregon City, Ore.; Hubert Leland Hicks, Portland, Ore.; Arnt Evanson Loe, Portland, Ore.; Joseph Bossone, Milwaukie, Ore.; Lundy Maxwell Case, Portland, Ore. (Emergency fleet); Umberto Minelli, Milwaukie, Ore.; Raymond Marshall Howe, St. Johns, Ore.; Adolph Henningsen, Boring, Ore.; John Carl Miller, Portland, Ore.; Daniel Reinhart Birkmeier, Milwau kie, Ore.; William M. Armstrong, Oregon City, Ore.;. Ixthur B. Smith, Jennings Lodge, Ore.; William Edward Long, Oregon City, (Emergency fleet); Mahlon Ro man Snidow, Willamette, Ore.; Leon ard Sudan, Portland, Ore. (also in class V) ; James Fredrick . Keffer, Aurora, Ore.; Charles Tuttle Jones, West Linn, Ore.; Joe Zoller, Oregon City, Ore.; John Herman Graber, Newberg, Ore.; William Louis tsraov Ore.; Daniel Patrick Sheedy, Port land, Ore.; George Washington Hol- lingshead, Portland, Ore.; Herman ieyf Portland, Ore.; Edward Bittner, Elias Howard, Oregon City, Ore.; Gladstone, Ore.; John Riley Hall, Steven Elias Feather, Estacada, Ore- Oregon City, Ore.; Elmer Eh Davis gon; John Edward Jungwirtn, rort- Portland, Ore.; Lee Samuel Hronson, land, Ore.; Orel Alvin Welsh, Oregon Estacada, Ore.; William Burness, City, Ore.; George Caines Koppel, Portland, Ore. (Emergency fleet); Oregon City, Ore. re-classified) ; jame8 l. Copenhaver, Osveego, Ore.; Isaac Floyd Hill, Oswego, Ure.; Jo- Joscnh N. Spiker, Oregon City, Ure seph Elmer Thomas, Molalla, Ore.; (reclassified); Morris Marius Carrel, Harry Garrett, Newberg, Ore.; Geo. Portland, Ore.; Lee Stanley Jacobs, Michael Huiras, Molalla, Ore.; James Sherwood, Ore.; Gilbert Roy Smith, Franklin Monger, Parkplace, Ore.; Willamette, Ore.; Fred Bolle, Park- John Lawson Bush, Oregon City, Ore.; John Lawson Bush, Oregon City Ore.; John Elmer Warren, Oregon City, Ore.; Christian Viggo Beck- man, Portland, Ore.; Irene Honore Charriere, Oregon City, Ore.; Calvin Lee Welch, Milwaukie, Ore.; James Albert Rigdon, Milwaukie, Ore.; Rol- place, Ore.; Clyde Arthur Browning, Molalla, Ore.; Harry Philip Bittner, Bull Hun, Ore.; Bruce E. Stevens, Waluga, Ore.; Walter Frank Munde- henke, Clackamas, Ore.; Emery Dell French, Oregon City, Ore.; Ernest Guy Syron, Oregon City, Ore.; Chris topher C. E. Vick, Liberal, Ore.; land Hill Woodward, Parkplace, Ore; John Tracy' McKinney, Buxton, Ore.; Walter Moore, Parkplace, Ore. (Em- Harold Gerhardus, Clackamas, Ore.; ergency fleet) ; 7dwin Vernon Maul-1 Charles Frederick Bollinger, Oregon ding, Boring, Ore.; Sam Enock Grin- city, Ore.; Raynold Forsberg, Oregon delnnd, Barlow, Ore.; William Luther I city, Ore.; Roy Homer Warthen, Nolan, West Linn, Ore.; Raymond Gladstone, Ore.; Oren Partridge Bal Russel Brown, Oregon City, Ore.; h0u, Eagle Creek, Ore.; William John Joel Hinkle, Bull Run, Ore.; Henry Gibb, Estacada, Ore.; Victor Lloyd Shaver, Molalla, Ore.; Frank Barney, Oregon City, Ore.; Henry Lloyd Sievers, Oregon City, Ore.; Augusta Rivers, Parkplace, Ore.; George Andrew Kitzmiller, Eagle Orlando Ray Reynolds, Yankton, Ore; Creek, Ore.; William August Staeh- Arthur Ignatius McAnulty, Oregon ely, Oregon City, Ore.; Myron Merle City, Ore.; Joseph Wallace Peterson, Haclsel, Oregon City, Ure.; ueorge Jennings Lodge, Ore.; Muro Tilio, Washington Dunmire, Gladstone, Ore; Barton, Ore. (also in class V) Charles Verne Spencer, Oswego, Ore.; Jacob Jason Jones, Scotts Mills! CLASS V. ure.; Jonn woya Kaicy, uregon uity, Andrew William Irvine, Brutus, Ore.; Albert Fromong, West Linn, Mich . Leo Ge0rge Helminiak, Oswe- Ore.; Otto Boehi, Milwaukie, TJre.; Willis Emor Carrington, Oregon City Ore.; Clay Guy Warren, Gladstone, Ore.; Elier George A. Peterson, Woodburn, Ore. (also in class V); Ralph Earl Green; Oregon City, Ore. go, ure.; JUiier ueorge a. reterson, Woodburn, Ore. (also in class IV); Ralph Earl Green, Oregon City, Ore. (also in class IV) ; Carl Bockman, Colton, Ore.; Howard Lester Conover, Oregon City, Ore. (also in class IV); (also in class Vft Howard Lester Toh Reese. Oree-on Citv. Ore. (also Conover, Oregon City, Ore. (alio in in class IV). Jim A. Soffos, Portland, ciass vdacoo xteese, uregon Ore.; Mate Karaman, Portland, Ore, ure. laiso in class oj; i-nny uwnDey, (re-classitied) ; Rudolph Bigge, New Oregon City, Ore.; Ralph Merle Cox, Er3i 0re. (reclassified) ; Guy Ander- Walla Walla, Wash.; Milton Taylor go( portiand, Ore. (also in class I); Shipley, Oswego Ore.; Jesse James Ja8- T, Loye Molalla, Ore. (also in waiKer, uregon wiy, ure.; rrea l,. .lass I); Charles Oskar Larson, Ore rroctor, sanay, ure.; uienn r.mer- gon City 0re- also jn class IV); son Prather, Mt. Angel, Ore.; Ralph Biano Basilio, San Francisco, Calif.; Waldo 'Lemon, Echo, Ore.; Henry. Edwin Franklin Farr. Molalla. Ore.: George Kilthan, Milwaukie, Ore. Le0nard Sudan, Portland, Ore. (also (Emergency Fleet); Edward Elmer in clasg IV); Thomas Jay Williams, Confer, Portland, Ore.; Grover Thorn- Davenport, Iowa, (also in class II); as Judd, Barton, Ore.; Joseph Leo Andrew Roblek. Oreiron Citv. Ore.: Schwartz, Portland, Ore.; Gwylam Arthur Filliger, Portland, Ore.; Muro uiuver uieeu, Yye8t imn, ure.; wave Tilio, Barton, Ore.' (also in class IV) ivici-t;an, uregon ny, ure.; Anarew BuischY Selling Out Sale is fast becoming to be the greatest in the history of Clackamas county. People from all parts of the county are comming to get their share of the bargains sold here. IT DOES NOT MATTER what it is, if it is furniture or home furnishing goods, WE HAVE IT. Our immense reserve stock is quickly being mobolized into BARGAINS and rushed to the front, COME AND GET YOUR SHARE. r- ... Labor Saving Kitchen Cabinet WITH NICKELOID TOP Beautifully finished in Golden Oak; has two large bins for flour, two small drawers for kitchen utensils, etc., and two moulding boards. The top has two beautiful Art Design glass doors as shown in the cut. Our Selling Out Sale price ia only $1495 FREE We are giving away, absolutely FREE, Sat urday night a handsome Oak Rocking Chair. A number with each pur chasethey are FREE Our "PURCO" Sleep well Mattress at a Selling and Bargain price. This Mattress is made of soft, shredded excelsior and cover ed on each side, with a heavy layer of cotton and covered with a fancy art ticking. Our Selling Out Sale price is only $6.75 Here is a Partial List of Bargains Offered This Week 15 and 20 cent Brass Curtain Rods...9o 40c heavily Galvanized Water Pails.. 27o $2.50 Dressers Oak, only.., finished in Golden $3,00 Prepared House Paint ready for use, only per-gallon $2.60 20c heavy XX Tin Sauce Pans, only. . .60 .$7.95 $35.00 used and re-built Steel Ranges, only $26.60 $1.50 heavy 5 quart Aluminum Sauce Pans, only 35c genuine china, and Saucer, only. Decorated Cup $3.60 Large Cotton-Filled Comfort, fort, only $2.85 $15.00 Library Table, Golden Oak finish, only $7.35 .230 .$1.15 $7.85 52 -piece Semi Dinner Set, only $1.25 large Dinner of 6 only . Porcelain 25c remnants of Wall Paper only, per roll do $5.75 $5.00 Parlor Lamps, only.... $2.65 Plates, per, set 79o 15 and 20 cent fancy Bordered Cur tain Scrim, only per yard 11o $10.00 Ingrain Art Squares, only.. $6.95 $4.00 Cotton Plaid Blankets, only.. $3.45 $2.25 Congoleum Rugs, only. .$1.65 $4.00 Iron Beds, full size, only. .. .$2.25 $23.50 Sunset Heating Stoves $19.85 $2.50 Marquisette Curtains ready to hang, only per pair... $1.98 Hedlund, Oregon City, Ore.; Leon Arthur Hulett, Bull Run, Ore.; Evan H. Roberts, Portland, Ore.; Jess L. Dairy mple, Oswego, Ore.; Henry Walter Ewald Grunert, Tenino Wash.; Jerry Nizich, Oregon City, Ore. Ore, Agricultural and Industrial Claims Transferred to District Board CLASS I. Lester Paul Brynner, Parkplace, Ore.; William Carl. Nagl, Oregon Eldon Carl Swick, Oregon City, City, Ore.; Leslie Leon Dickey, Mo- Charles Earl Morrill, Westlake, lalla, Ore.; Theodore Thyker, Wood CLASS II. Frank E. Scouton, Portland, Ore.; Clayborn Baily Hill, Oregon City, Ore.; Prank. Henry Jones, Oswego, Ore.; Clyde Serven, Milwaukie, Ore.; John William Larson, Aurora, Ore.; Durward Clinton Criteser, Oregon City, Ore.; Henry Arthur Olsen, Mil waukie, Ore. (Emergency JMeet); James Albert. Rigdon, Milwaukie, Ore.; Bruce Gratton Case, Sherwood, Ore.; George Franklin Pendergrass, Portland, Ore.; Earl Thos. Walker, Oregon City, Ore.;. William Wesley Coonfield, Portland, Ore.; Lewis Ar thur Smith, Oregon City, Ore.; Earl Jones, Estacada, Ore.; Gilbert Payne Morris, Oregon City, Ore.; Jasper Lewis White, Oregon City, Ore.; Ed ward Ferris Hayman, Portland, Ore. (Emergency Fleet); Ernest Oscar Nicholson, Sherwood, Ore.;' Fred A. Kinzel, Milwaukie, Ore.; Otto Liman, Hoff, Ore.; Ernest Hoppe, Oregon City, Ore.; Oscar Paul Skoog, Oak Grove, Ore.; Grant Allen Day, Ore gon City, Ore.; Everett Ransom Rob inett, Oak Grove, Ore.; Clarence Charles Evans, Oregon City, Ore.; Ona Francis .Klingler, Aberdeen, Wash.; George Oscar Eggiman, Ore- eon City, Ore.; Bernard Glendour Devendish, Portland, Ore.; Joseph C, Jackson, Oregon City, Ore.; Ernest Heinnch Wilke, Sherwood, Ore, Hamlin Simminson, Oswego, Ore, (re-classified); Richard Sanford Stumff, Portland, Ore. (Emergency fleet); Fred Leon Miller, Milwaukie, Ore.; John Kerr, Oregon City, Ore Thomas Jay Williams, Davenport Iowa, (also in class V); Ernest Hem rich Wilke, Sherwood, Ore. (also in class V) ; James Thurman Cook, Mon itor, Ore.; Louis Fortuna, Oregon City, Ore.; Glen Earl Cantril, Aber deen, Wash.; Doctor McFadden Eby, Salem, Ore.; Clyde Bills, Portland Ore.; Theo. Willard McLaran, Wil hoit, Ore.; Benjamin Franklin Brady- Mil waukie, Ore.; Terry Corbett Mil ler, Oregon City, Ore.; Hilton Wood ard, The Dalles, Ore.; Rubie Clar ence Schmitt, Canby, Ore.; Samuel C. Roake, Clackamas, Ore.; Richard Henry Trusant, Portland,; William Luther Nolan, West Linn, Ore.; Alex DeFord, Portland, Ore. Aiiv "T TTYH" QlormnvP MnfffPCC is made of fifty pounds of cotton felt and contains Will LUAU OlCepillUie liaiLlC no exceisiorf lt is built in layers and has an im perial roll edge. This mattress is scientifically constructed and made of the best material; with CI 0 ordinary care it should last a life time. Our selling out sale price is only - - - - ----- y 'Ow FRANK BUSCH CLACKAMAS COUNTY'S LEADING FURNITURE AND HARDWARE DEALER . CLASS III. Forest Persinger, Portland, Ore. (re-classified) ; Walter O. Griffin, Oregon City, Ore.; Jesse Harvey H. Fox, Monitor,Ore. Ore.; James Adna Washburn, Glad-1 burn, Ore.; Phillip Wiegand, Aurora, stone, Ore.; Joe Terk, Oregon City, Ore.; Curtis Edward Ten Eyck, San- Ore.; George McKay, Condon, Ore.; dy, Ore.; Lester Lee Nickerson, Myron James Sheldon, Espinola, Can- Sherwood, Ore.; Phillip A. Marquam, ada; Chester Clyde Harper, Scotts George, Ore.; Robert Aartemus Arm- Mills, Ore.; Charles Henry Nelson, strong, Aurora, Ore.; Leonard Aaron Oregon City, Ore.; Walter Will Hub- W. Vick, Molalla, Ore.; Ingvall H bard, Clackamas, Ore.; Anker' Elias Johnson, Oregon City, Ore.; Walter Jensen, Milwaukie, Ore.; Roy Newton Cox, Colton, Ore.; Elvy Alford Beebe Lathom, Oregon City, Ore.; Edward Estacada, Ore.; Andrew Zenger, Charles Buol; Hoff, Ore.; George Lents, Ore.; Theodore Ahleberg, Es- Hudson Weston, Kerman, Calif.; tacada, Ore.; Fred Henry Koennecke, Harry Porter, Oregon City, Ore.; Sandy, Ore.; Alvin Leo Bbst, Oregon John Alvin Evans, Canby, Ore.; Jess City, Ore.; Edward Henry Foadarmel Laymon Hite, Boring, Ore.; Clarence Milwaukie, Ore.; Walter William Elmer Walstrom, Oregon City, Ore.; Markwart, Estacada, Ore.; Carl So- Arthur Kosvall Hornshuh, Aurora, derblom, Colton, Ore.; Harold Wilson Ore.; i Paul Dudley, Portland, Ore.; Boring, Ore.; Joseph. Weber, Milwau- Joseph Fred Kammler, West Linn, kie, Ore.; Theo. Beckman, Milwaukie, Ore.; Norman Lee Lilly, Milwaukie, Ore.; George Frank Vaughan, Molal Ore. (Emergency fleet); Jacob R. la, Ore,; Jack Henry Feyrer, Molalla, Gschwender, Waluga, Ore.; Gustave Ore.; Ambert Edward Andrews, Bor Stein, Borjng, Ore.; Aaron George ing, Ore.; Archie Howell, Estacada, Birkemeier, Milwaukie, Ore.; Charles Ore.; Henry Rudolph Zimmerman, Benjamin Lomas, Oregon City, Ore.; I Aurora, Ore.; George Oscar Stan Charles Myles Young, Oregon City, gel, Wilsonville, Ore.,; Harold Vohs, Ore.; Percy Edwin Day, Oak Grove, Estacada, Ore.; Jake C. Baurer, Sher Ore.; Charles Samuel VanCleave, wood, Ore.; James Lamour, Aurora, Scappoose, Ore.; Arthur Holland Lan- Ore.; Harry Lowell, Estacada, Ore.; dis, Portland, Ore.; Elmer Wiseman, Royal Walter Zinser, Portland, Ore.; Milwaukie, Ore.; William Valentine David H,vans, Oregon City, Ore.; Ruconich, Oregon City, Ore.; Ray- Lester Rivers, Barton, Ore.; Murry mond Eugene Criteser, Oregon City, Hallett Clark, Barton, Ore.; Griffith Ore.; Pleasant Douglass, Barton, W. Roberts, Oregon City, Ore.; Alex- Ure.; Frank Henry McAnulty, Glad- ander (Jarlton Power, Sandy, Ore.; stone, Ore.; Sidney Gould Waldron, Lepold G. Oberst, Sherwood, Ore.; Willamette, Ure.; Walter Carl Nor- Ernest JHenry Aerni, Oregon Citv. ton, Oregon City, Ore.; Percy Chand- Ore.; Lester Hamilton Phegley, New ler, Portland, Ore.; Guy Brown Phil- Plymouth, Idaho; Earl Nauretz, Au Oregon City, Ore.; John Stein, rora, Ore.; Harry Anthony Lammers. Milwaukie, Ore.; Fred Worden How- Cottage Grove, Ore.; Albert Barth, ard, Lanby, Ore.; Charley Rasmus- Marquam, Ore.; Lawrence Albert Ja- ien, rortland, Ure.; Charles Oskar coos, Woodburn, Ore.; . John James Larson, Oregon City, Ore. (also in Haley, Sandy, Ore.; Anton Henry class V); Floyd Oscar Minor, Oregon Jorger, Boring, Ore.; Fred Henry city, ure.; xnomas mack Craig, Mil- uorges, Jbormg, Ure.; Rudolph Al- waukie, Ore.; Fred G. Baurer, Eagle fred Schmidt, Boring, Ore.; Willie H. Creek, Ore.; William Fuller Tipton, Lms, George, Ore.; John Joseph Mal Oregon City, Ore.; Ewald Cwade, sam, Sherwood, Ore.; James Gribble, Oregon City, Ore.;, Clarence William Aurora, Ore.; Edward Joseph Rupp, Daley, Portland, Ore.; William Math- Canby, Ore.; Ernest Herman Thiel. ew Stone, Oregon City, Ore.; Henry Aurora, Ore.; Harvey Jackson, Mo- Ln, Boring, Ore.; William Grossen- lalla, Ore.; Alvin D. Hamilton, Hub bacher, Oregon City, Ore.; Tony Con- bard, Ore.; Oscar Lee Holmen, Esta- dan, Bull Run, Ore.; Fred E. Reiling, kada, Ore.; Isaac Herman Wright, farkplace, Ure.; Alvin Bert Carter, Clackamas, Ure.; John Rincr, Mar- Waluga, Ore.; Lewis Albert Maxson, quam, Ore.; Fred Stier, Aurora, Ore.; Milwaukie, ure. (Emergency fleet) ; Julius bchiewe, Mulino, Ore.; Archi Harvey Elmer Tobie, Canby, Ore.; bald C. Thoms.on Oregon City. Ore.: Paul Earl Wyman, Gladstone, Ore. William Henry Geiger, Oregon City, ire-ciassmeai; t ied U . Johnson, ure.; ueorge Martin Sether. Hubbard Waluga, Ore.; Harold Raymond Paul- Ore.; James Gavin Hamilton. Esta son, Vancouver, Wash.; Clarence cada, Ore.; Cartasegna Primo, Port- Russell Wallace, Oregon City, Ore.; land, Ore.; Hong Edward Kee, Au- Julius Helscher, Portland, Ore.; Wil- rora, Ore.; John Herbert Ackerson, nam westley rorsythe, Willamette, Boring, ure.; r'rank Kelnhofer. Ore Ore.; Oscar Arnel Troxel. Oreeon Jton City, Ore.: Edward Koch. Aurora City, Ore.; Robert E. Wildeman, Ore- Ore.; Haakon H. Kyllo, Molalla. Ore.: gon City, Ore.; Darius C. Fouts, Es- Richard Gilbert Palmateer, Estacada, tacada, Ore.; Wendell M. La Fave, Ore.; Grover Cleveland Shively, Port- Miiwaukie, ure.; Martin Andrew land, Ure.; Alfred Gus Olson, Hub- Stauber, Canby, Ore.; David George bard, Ore.; Milosh Strejc, Canby, urennan, Aberdeen, Wash.; Charles ure.; Carl Nelburg Learfold, Hub Clarence Likins, Tacoma, Wash.: bard, Ore.; Milton Jerome Seelv. Wil- Rollin Curtis McDowpII, Portland, sonville, Ore.; William Charles Mar- Ore.; Edwin Conat Morse, Portland, tin, Oregon City, Ore. Ore. (Emergency fleet); Andrew Roy Beatty, Walton, Ore.; Dudley. Wood- CLASS IL wara,. uregon cny, ure.; Alex Ual- Paul Skirvin Mumpower. Clacka- braith, Uadstone, Ore.; Lewis Peter mas. 0re.: William Alva Hardman. ler, Aurora, Ore.; Burton Myron Deardorff, Clackamas, Ore.; Arthur Bennett Deardorff, Portland, Ore.; Fred Elisha Taylor, Marcola, Ore.; Arthur Eugene Makinster, Aurora, Ore.; Alexander Wernly, Sherwood, Ore.; John DeYoung, Boring, Ore. (re-classified); Lawrence Earl Skeen, Estacada, Ore.; Ralph C. Brown, Ore gon City, Ore.; Raymond Lamm, Ruth, Ore.; Wilhelm Henry Burkert, Weodburn, Ore. Noff, Ore.; Walter Remers, Portland, years. Foley's Honey and Tar prov- Ore.; Leland Lovell Burghardt, Mo- ed its worth in thousands of homes. lalla, Ore.; Isaac Herman Wright, Men, women and children checked Clackamas, Ore; Smiley Harrison colds and coughs and prevented ser Lovelace, Estacada, .Ore.; Maurice ious consequences from exposure. It Louis Gottwald, Aurora, Ore.; John clears the "passages, heals raw in- Vlahos, Oregon City, Ore.; Frank flamed membranes, banishes lrrita Henry Stangel, Sherwood, Ore.; Har- tion and tickling throat. Mrs. Ed- vey Harrison Hilton, Aurora, Ore.; ward Strevy, R. 37, Clinton, O., says: Geo. Wm. H. McLauehlm. Ocean "I think Foley's Honey and Tar the Arthur City, Ore. CLASS III. Marion Osborn, Oregon CLASS IV. Henry Andrew Brandt, Oregon City Ore. (re-classified); Edward Elmer Jenkins, Estacada, Ore. (re-classi fied); Calvin Peter Hatfield, Eugene, Ore.; Allen T. Cutting, Molalla, ure.; Henry Clay Hungate, Molalla, Ore.; Carl Ross Montgomery, Estacada, William Joseph Herman, Hoff, Ore.; Charles Frederick Taylor, Hubbard, Ore.; William Welch, Linnton, Ore; Ernest Naef, Milwaukie, Ore.; George M. Christenson, Molalla, Ore.; Felix Ulsky, Oregon City, Ure.; Ar thur Leo Larson, Ocean Falls, B. C; Clinton Daniel Axford, Oregon City, Ore.; Victor Hugo Dunton, Molalla, Ore.; Jesse Eugene Mitts, Aurora, Ore.; John Halbert McElroy, Liber al, Ore.; Edwin Anderson Jackson, Molalla, Ore.; Everett Chas. btire- walt, Oregon City, Ore.; Stanley Rob ert Ray, Molalla, Ore.; Ottis tngie, Woodburn, Ore.; Herman Carl htuwe Barlow, Ore.; Melville Jay Byers, Clackamas, Ore.; John Elory Kropf, Hubbard, Ore.; Harold Blair Miller, Gladstone, Ore.; Roy Ware Alspaugh, Barton, Ore.; Loney L. Yoder, Hub bard, Ore.: Charles Byrun Brandt, Woodburn. Ore.: William.' Charles Bunke, Canby, Ore.; Fred Bohlander, Falls, B. C; John Harry, Oregon City Ore. Zelca Wash. CLASS V. Pearl Coop, Vancouver, Worst Winter in Years . Snow, wind and extreme cold caus ed more colds this winter than in past They are only medicine for coughs and colds nd recommend it highly." Jones Jrug Co. Four Molallans Enlist Four young men of Molalla enlist ed Monday in the land division of the signal corps, and left for Fort Leyen- worth, Kansas, the next morning, Homer Cedric Robbins, Robert J. Elkins, Hugh Cutting and Lee Mason Adams. All were in class one of the draft. Robbins, reporting here for examina- . tion recently, learned that it was still possible for him to enlist in Borne other branch of the service, so return ed home and induced his three chums to enlist in the signal corps with him. Swafford Is Advanced Again H. A. Swafford, formerly in the -offices of the Crown-Willamette Pa per mills here and now with the colors, has been promoted to the , rank of regimental supply sergeant. Prior to his advancement Swafford was supply sergeant of Company F, , Eighteenth Railway Engineers. Percy CLASS TV. Samuel Lord, Milwaukie, Hagen, Portland, Ore. (Emergency EatB(.aHa fr rim-en Fimor wi. fleet); Dennis Lane Curry, Oregon .tranrf MMolla n. rro.nlooifi, . City, Ore.; Alfred John Klemsen, clarence Andrew Brunner .Parkplace, Oregon City, Ore.; Wilham Carl Odell 0re.; Alfred George Harnack, Aurora Barton, Ore.; Carlton Linwood Cud- 0re.; John Peter Ericksbn, Clacka- deback, Kirkland, Wash.; George mas, Ore.; Joseph Nemec, Jr.; Ore- Melvin Hinkins, Oregon City, Ore.; , gon City, Ore.; Louis Fredrick Muel mo. will in-; This Battle?" Your kidneys are the inters of the body, If they become Inactive and fail to elim inate the waste matter, thoy are apt to throw the whole mechanism of the body out of ordor, thus toxic poisons can ac cumulate In the system and be as acaoiy as snake venom. Besides causing the minor ailments of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and back ache, neglect of the kidneys is apt to develop Into more serloua diseases, such as diabotes or stone in tho bladder. , Rid the body of toxic -poisons clean the bladdor and kidneys and cure the twinge of rheumatism with An-u-rlc and you win the battle 01 me. Anuricwas firstdiscovered by Dr. Pierce, and has benefited thousands of sufferers as well as appeased and eliminated the ravages of the more serious kidney dis eases. Now procurable at any good drug store, or send direct to Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y 10 cents for tsiai pacuago. Mbb.B.G.Coker savs: "When I com menced the treatment of Anuric I was in bad shape. My Dacn ached all the time and oh I how my back would ache at night until I would have to get up. I could never sleep all night. But since I have taken the Anurie Tablets my backache is all gone and I can lie down and sleep good and Bound all night. -Oh! how much better I fln fool nr. one knows but myself. My advice to all sufferers of kidney troubles is to give Anuno a trial and they will find relief from their trouble." Store Opens Daily t 8:30 A. M. Saturdays at 9 A. M. Pacific Phone: Marshall 5080 The Moat hi Valnt The Best In Quality THE MOST IN VALUE THE BEST IN QUALITY Store Cloaei Dally at 5:30 P. H Saturdays at 6 P. M. Home Phone: A 2112 . THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS BECAUSE IT SELLS FOR CASH' New Spring Laces Unsurpassed Assortments - Most Moderately Priced Narrow Venise Laces at 15c and 25c Yard A big range of patterns in new Filet and Venise Laces, in white and cream narrow widths for trimming Spring waists, dresses and neckwear. Semi-Made LaceTami soles 1 1-2 Yard Lengths, at $1.50 Brand new semimade Camisole Laces in a full range of pretty Filet pat terns, lj-yard lengths for $1.50. Radium Silk Allover Laces 36-Inch, at $1.25 Yard A special purchase enables us to sell these high-grade Silk Allover Laces at the above low prices; new Filet and floral patterns in black, Shan tung and ivory shades. Beading TopVan Dyke Prints at 25c to 35c Yard An extensive showing of these pop ular beading top Point Laces and Filet and threadrun patterns. s New Spring Embroideries at 10c a Yard Both Imported and Domestic Embroideries, in four to 6-inch widths Edges, Baby Sets, Beadings and Galoons well made Embroideries of dependable quality at a very low price. jf