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THE BANNER-COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1922
Do You Know
The balance wheel of a watch must
travel 3559 miles a year "on time."
Reliable mechanism is guaranteed in
every watch purchased here.
We maintain an up to date repair de
partment. All work guaranteed.
OREGON CITY
6 cjCocal Tfews Stems &
G. W. Woods, for three years cus
todian of theo McLoughlin Park, left
on Monday evening with his family
for California. .
Mary. Green and Mrs. Laura Sil
verstein, formierly residents of Ore
gon City, were local visitors on Sunday.
Virginia Foilyce, the eleven year
old granddaughter of Mrs. Thail Nel
son, who has been visiting her
grandmother in Oregon City, has re
turned to her aunt's, Mrs. Ella Linn;
in Portland. Miss Virginia and her
grandmother visited relatives at Mo
lalla last week.
Marion Andrews, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Andrews, of Portland,
who has been visiting her grand par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamilton, of
13th and Main streets, Oregon City,
has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Chapman and
son Gordon, accompanied by Mrs.
Chapman's brother, W- C. Green, Mrs.
W. C. Green and granddaughter, Del
la Jane Green, have gone to Seaside
for a week's outing. .
A little daughter arrived at the
hometof Mr. and Mrs. Frank O, Mc
Keehan of 113 Center street Tuesday,
August 8. The young lady weighed
nine pounds and has been giveli the
name of Blossom.
Mrs. Matilda Charman is enjoying' a
vacation at Government Camp, a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Caufleld.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Skinner, who
have been residing in Oregon City for
some time, have taken possession of
their new home at Willamette.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Downey and
children of Willamette have returned
to their home after a two week's out
ing at Wilhoit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huerth, who
haye been on a motoring trip up in
Canada and the Sound cities, have
returned to their home in Oregon
City.
Mrs. Minnie Ingram and daughter,
Miss Marion, who have been visiting
relatives at Molalla, have returned to
Oregon City. While at Molalla they
were guests of Mrs. Ingram's daugh
ter, Mrs. John Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Montgomery
and. daughter Thelma have moved to
WestLinn from Willamette.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lightoweler
and children, Billie, George and Bet
tie, have been enjoying a twelve days'
vacation at Rockaway beach. They
returned to their home at Oregon
City on Friday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geeaves and
children, Harold and Lydia, of Will
amett are enjoying an outing camp
ing at Taulatin beach.
Mayor and Mrs. James Shannon
had as their guests on Tuesday of
last week, Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Cook
and son Claude and daughter Geral
.dine of Haleey, Oregon.,
Mr. and Mrs. William Millikin,
whose home is in Seattle, Wash., vis
ited Mr. Millikin's sister, Mrs. Fred
C. Gadke, on Wednesday might of last
week.
Mrs. Andy Fromong and daughters
Florence and Helene of Willamett,
visited Mrs. George Fromong at Glad
stone on Wednesday of last week.
P. J. Winkle, a resident of West
Linn, underwent a critical operation
at St. Vincent's hospital on Wednes
day morning of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartke accom
panied !by Mrs. Hartke's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bullard, of South
Oregon Ciity, left Sunday for New
port for an outing. They went by
automobile.
Mrs. Minda Church, who has been
enjoying a vacation at Mt. Hood,
where she was the guest of Mrs.. J.
W. Meldrum, has returned to her
home in Oregon' City.
Mr and Mrs. Dean Butler and son
Orville spent the week-end motoring
to several beaches, going by way of
Seaside and returning along the Tilla
mook beaches.
Burr Tatro, a former resident of
Oregon City, butnow of The Dalles,
visited at thehome of G. M. Caldwell
on Thursday of last week.
John F. Clark, W..T. Schwock and
Dick Bittner motored to Willamina
on Wednesday of last week to enjoy
a day of fishing.
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One of the most important requirements of a
good motor oQ is that" it possess BtabLtity that
is, that it maintain hs, chemical, composition
and its lubricating body tinder all conditions
of engine operation.
If an oil changes hs chemical composition
"breaks down" -athighoperatingtemperatures,
it can no longer maintain a lubricating film be
tween the bearing surfaces, and its -value as a
lubricant is destroyed.
C fain crude oils possess a higher degree of
stability than others. Because of its large pro
duction of practically every type of crude, this
cc:i:pany is free to choose for the making of
2rolene only those crudes which are partic
ularly adapted for the purpose.
The Patented Vacuum Process
In the process of distilling and refining these
selected crudes, it is of the greatest import
ance not to destroy their natural "oiliness" and
stability. For this reason we employ our own
patented high-vacuum process exclusively. By
this process the oil produced Zerolene re
tains all the natural "diliness" and stability of
theoriginal,selectedcrudefromwhichitismade.
No other refiner on the Pacific Coast uses any
form of vacuum distillation. No other refiner
in the United States uses as high a vacuum
as this company.
Zerolene of the correct grade for your car gives
perfect rubrication and permits the develop
ment of maximum power, speed and gasoline
mileage. -
more powerfispeed
less fndon aid wear
iSmtkredLahrimtion
STANDARD Oil. COMPANY
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Mrs. George Batdorf and daughter
Marian, residents of Willamette,
spent Thursday of last week visiting
relatives In Portland. '
Mrs. A. B. Buckles of Oregon City
visited ier daughter, Mrs. Wtesley
Miliken, at her home in Willamette
on Friday of last weejc
Mrs. Minnie Donovan of Oregon
City attended the Multnomah county
fair, which was held at Gresham last
week.
Miss Anita McCarver has returned
to her home to- Oregon City, after en
joying a three weeks' vacation fit
Seaside, Oregon.
Congressman Fordney. Will Retire
George W Jackson, a resident of
Oregon City, now employed at Van
couver, Wash., visited his mother
here on Sunday.
Rev. J. R. Landsborough of Ana
cortes, Wash., formerly pastor of the
First Presbyterian church here, was
visiting friends in Oregon City on
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Steinniitz, who has been ill
at her home on Seventh and Center
streets, is- very much improved.
Rev. H. G. Edgar and daughters
Mary and Helen, who have been on a
motoring trip in Washington, have
returned to their home in Oregon
City. Rev. Edgar and son John left
Monday for a trip to Crater Lake.
Mrs. Welk, a resident of Oregon
City, visited Mrs. IHarry Nevill at
Redland on' Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Don James of Oregon City has
gone to California for a vacation. She
is making the trip, by automobile
with friends.
Mrs. H. S. Anderson of Logan,
formerly of Oregon City, has receiv
ed word of the death of a sister in
New Kork, Mrs. Anderson, visited
her in New York last year.
NO MATTER how
highly you may appra
i s e your livestock
dead they are worthless.
MORTALITY
LIVESTOCK
INSURANCE
in the Hartford Live
Stock Insurance Co. will
secure you against loss
of money and invest
ment ...should ...calamity
fall upon you.
It promises you just and.
fair :..payment ...for ..the
value of live stock you
may lose through death
by any eause.
A feeling of security is
only obtained by insur
ing your stock.
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Ask for particulars and
rates.
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Phone 377 620 Main S
Oregon City, Oregon
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For more hours to spend with his little granddaughter and the rest of
his family, Congressman Joseph W. Fordney of Michigan, 24 consecutive years
In congress, has announced that he will retire. Although Fordney is only sixty
nine years old he declares that he longs for a rest. The photograph shows
him with his granddaughter Petriva Jackson.
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IF THE SUNBEAMS could reach down
Ls2 into the dark corners of vour cellar, the
feyil closet under your sink, the corners of
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your pantry shelves, the- dripping pan
of your ice box, or into the fixtures of
your bathroom, there would be no bad
odors and your home would be free from
disease germs. .
No. 6 Disinfectant will care for those hiding
places of disease which the sun cannot reach. It
is safe, powerful and inexpensive. A 50c bottle
will make 16 pails 6f disinfectant solution.
It is an insect killer for use on dogs, poultry and
cattle. It is a fly-repeller. In fact, there are so
many uses for No. 6 Disinfectant that it ought to
be in every home. It comes in 25c and 50c bottles
1 gal. ad 5 gal. tins in 30 and 50 gal. drums.
For Sale only by
lluntley-Draper Drug Co.
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A Correctly,. Shredded Oregon Product
Fruit and Sugar 100 Pure
YOU WILL SAY IT IS DELICIOUS
ALICE LOVE
1004 E. 27th. St. No.
Portland, Oregon
Member Associated Industries of Oregon
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BANNER-COURIER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
New Studebaker Prices
Now in Effect
Total Approximate
Reduction F. O. B.
Factory Oregon City
Light Six Chassis . $ 90.00 . $1000.00
Roadster, 2 pass 70.00 1190.00
Touring 70.00 1190.00
Coupe : 150.00 1445.00
Sedan 200.00 1775.00
Special Six Chassis 1. ...... $200.00 $1250.00
Touring 200.00 1525.00
Club Roadster ....... 200.00 1525.00
Roadster, 2 pass. . 175.00 1500.00
Coupe ...... 275.00 2200.00
Sedan - 300.00 2375.00
Big Six Chassis $200.00 $1590.00
Touring . ..... 135.00 ' 1940.00
Speedster 200.00 2075.00
Coupe 225.00 2650.00
Sedan 225.00 2850.00
STUDEBAKEFV CARS ARE AMERICA'S CHOICE
They lead in quality, price and durability v
iRISLEY MOTOR CO.
Main at Fourth Street, Oregon City.
" Phone 299J
West Linn Oregon City Ferry Now Running
Brady Mercantile Co,
1110-1112 Main St.,
Oregon City, Oregon.
Canning Season
Now On
We can supply your needs in Fruit and Vegetables.
Jars of All -flakes
Buyers and sellers Hay, Grain, Feed and Country
Produce.
Phone 449
Be
Consistent
CO-OPERATION
Buy
At Home
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' The Hunting Season Is Here
The man who loves the woods and mountains, who's greatest joy is the
pursuit of he deer and the wild fowl, has' left his vacation till the hunting sea
son. Before you go on that trip, look over our stock of guns, ammunition
and hunters' supplies. Be sure you are completely equipped with hunting
clothing, game calls, gun oils, decoys, ammunition. Be fully prepared to en
joy your vacation to the utmost.
Oregon City Auto Co.
6th and Main St. Oregon City
The Business Enterprises listed below, believe
in reciprocity and wish to be classed as Friends of
Labor, they are co-operating with us to advance
along constructive lines and for a better understand
ing. Buy at Home Tradejwith them, increase the
value of the community.
DR. FREEZE, Eye Specialist
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HOGG BROTHERS, Furniture, Hardware
STOKES MOTOR CAR COMPANY
C. G. MILLER CO., Day and Night Garage
A. C. HOWLAND, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Bonds
BANK OF COMMERCE
QUALITY CAFE N
BANK OF OREGON CITY ,
BANNON AND CO., Dry Goods, Clothing
HOLT GROCERY, 7th and Center St.
BURMEISTER AND ANDRESEN, Jewelers
HUNTLEY-DRAPER DRUG CO.
McANULTY AND BARRY, Cigars, Restaurant
OREGON CITY SAND AND GRAVEL CO.
C. W. FRIEDRICH AND SON, Hardware
OREGON CITY CASH MARKET
NEAL, Mc AND ROSE, Jewelers
STRAIGHT AND SALISBURY Plumbers
JONES DRUG CO.
PRJCE BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE
THE BANNER-COURIER
R. A. JUNKEN, Contractor, Builder
FRANK BUSCH AND SONS, Hardware, Furniture
JUSTIN AND MONTGOMERY, Men's Wear
THE FALLS, Restaurant, Bakery
LIBERTY THEATER STAR
FARR, BROTHERS, Grocers, Butchers
PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT
LELAND AND LITTLE, Billiards
F. C. GADKE, Plumbing, Heating
W. B. EDDY, Drygoods and Shoes
OREGON CITY CREAMERY CO.
A. L. BEATIE, Firestone Tires
LARSEN AND CO., Groceries
WARREN AND BLODGETT, Vulcanizing .
Retreading
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OREGON CITY SHOE STORE
HARRY GRAVES, Insurance
' 207-8 Masonic Building '
PARK-SHEPHERD MOTOR CO.
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