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THE BANNER-COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922.
WEEKLY
PROGRAM
C5K&--
Thurs, Fri. Oct. 1920
LOiN CHENEY in
"FLESH AND BLOOD"
Pathe News
Comedy
Prices 10 and 25c
jam
OF THE BEST
PICTURES
Oct 2223
Sun. Mon.
CLAIR WINSOR and
HOUSE PETERS in
"RICH MEN'S WIVES"
Comedy
Pathe Newt
Prices 10 and 35c ,
Saturday Oct. 21
"THE POWER WITHIN"
A Drama of Love and Faith
Mto a Two-Part Century Comedy
Added Attraction
THE HICKMAN-BESSEY
STOCK CO.,
Presenting "EASY MONEY" a
Farce Comedy
Prices 25 and 50c
Tues. Wed. Oct 24 25
' "HEARTS HAVEN"
With ROBERT McKIM, CLAIRE
ADAMS and CARL 6RANT
VOORT. Chapt 4 RUTH ROLLIN in
TTHE TIMBER QUEEN"
Wednesday Night
Frank Hayward's Amature
Vaudveville and Cuontry Store
THE STAR
Sunday Oct. 22
J. P. McGOWAN in
"THE RUSE OF THE
RATTLER"
Western Story
Snub Pollard Comedy
Prices 10 and 20c
Fri. Sat. ....Oct. 2021
LESTER CUNEO in
"TRAPPED IN THE AIR"
Chapt. 5 "In the Days of Buf
falo Bill"
Prices 10 and 20c
PERIWINKLE HOUSE
(Continued from page 8)
BANNER-COURIER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
"Bass voice! Do you know what
I'd like to do? I'd like to bore a ten
Inch hole in her bottom and let her go
down."
"You must have lost, Liberty."
"Don't call me Liberty. Call me
Lib just Lib; that's enough. But let
me tell you something. Never in all
my life have I ever come as near be
ing a rich man as I was just now. I
had won by George, I had so much
money stacked up In front of me that
a mulatto from the North called me
'marster.' And then a cog slipped. We
could have split and had a small for
tune apiece." .
"Blundering fool again?" Drace in
quired. ,
"Yes, sir, and I was the fool. I
wanted to be a rich man and came
within one of it You know, some
times Fortune hesitates as to whether
she shall crown you or slap you."
"In your case, she didn't seem to
hesitate long, Lib."
"No the hair-tangled hag! And
then do you know what she did just
as I was forced to get up from the
table in as hot a fever ' as ever
scorched a man's blood? She "smiled
at me. Now, I'll swear to that. But It's
all over. A fellow has his little day,
and then stretches out and lets the
undertaker measure him."
"Yes, Lib, and I'd advise him to
bring along extra tape when he. comes
after you."
Shottle attempted to smile, but the
fever within him was still so hot that
bis effort &ded in a grim tightening
This is Oregon City Woolen
MillsWeek all Over the U. S.
sliiiiaiiiiiiini:
Millions of people
throughout this
whole land will see
the products of our
home town indus
try advertised in
Post, the larg
est piece of adver
tising appearing in
this country any
where, this week.
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Jacobs Oregon City
Virgin Wool Products
Famous all over the U. S. A. for their quality.
Overcoats that are the newest in style, tailored
and designed to give that everlasting good appear
ance, long wear and warmth. Mackinaws, that
make being in the great out-doors an extreme
pleasure, flannel shirfs that are practical and dur
able, robes that are beautiful as well as useful.
See Them Displayed in Our Windows
BIG, HANDSOME OREGON CITY OVERCOATS that are making a tre
mendous hit with the men this season. Men who know overcoat values are
buying these :oats, because for a moderate price they are garments that are
newest in style and material. The fabrics are woven from pure, virgin wool,
just as it comes from the sheep's back never used or worked before.
See our window display of these famous woolen products. Come in and
try them on. You'll like them. S
$20.00 to $35.00
ALSO JACOBS OREGON CITY VIRGIN WOOL MACKINAWS
FLANNEL SHIRTS, INDIAN BLANKETS, BATH ROBES
JOE SWA R
"IF MEN WEAR IT, I HAVE IT'
OREGON CITY, OREGON .
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(To be Continued Next Week)
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as administrator of the es
tate of C. C. Babcock, deceased, has
filed his final account in the office of
the County Clerk of Clackamas Coun
ty, Oregon, and that Monday, the 20th
day of November, 1922, jit the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
in the County Court Room of said
Court has been appointed by said Court
as the time and place for the hearing
of objections thereto and the settle
ment thereof.
Dated and first published, October
19th, J922.
iLast publication November 16th,
1922.
W. W. MYERS,
Administrator .of the estate of C. C.
Babcock, deceased.
Charles T. Sievers, -
Attorney for Administrator. 10-19-5t
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administratrix of the estate
of Bert Lynn Van Cleve, deceased, has
filed her final account in the County
Court of Clackamas County, Oregoa,
and said Court has set Monday, the
20th day of November, 1922, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clolk a. m. of said
day, in the County Court Room, "in
the County Court House, in Oregon
City, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing any and all' objections to
said final report, and the discharge oi
EYESTRAIN is a' direct tax
upon the vital forces of the body;
If you -wish to practice conser
vation do not force your eyes to
overwork at the xpense of some
other . organ of the body but
"cdme to me for a careful exam
ination and be assured of all the
relief-that Optical Science can
ive you. ;
The experience gained in fit
ting over twelve thousand pa
tients in -19 years practice is
here for you ; at reasonable
charges. -
Dr. freeze, Eye Specialist
207-8 Masonic Bldg.,
Oregon City, Ore.
J-2 ( .
Phone 380 for appointment
of the mouth!
"That's all right, Virgil, but you
must remember that you are one ou.t j fj
or a million. How a fellow can lose
$200 at poker and get up from the
table with money still In his pocket is
beyond me. However, It means that
you haven't got poker in your blood,
which of itself is a marvel. But I want
to tell you that every man is food for
some sort of desperate passion. '. If it
isn't gambling, it may be love. . How
about that?" ' "
"Hasn't caught me yet," answered
Drace, stoutly, even though the pic
ture of the girl In the passageway was
at the moment floating bright before
his mind's eye. "Of course," he add
ed, "I may marry, Liberty; that sort
of thing runs in our family, you know.
But I don't think the subject very ln
teresting." "I grant you. In this we walk
shoulder to shoulder. But there is
something of vital Interest. Just now
i lost." - ; . 1 . .
"Yes, and a very natural thing,"
Drace agreed.
"No, it wasn't natural. It was un
nntural that I should lose'just at that
time. It was an accident. Listen to
me for just a minute. Anybody can
do the natural" and expected thing. A
dog or a . eat or any other animal al
ways does. It Is doing the thing that
nature didn't Intend that marks the
progress of civilization. Now,' I have
a proposition to make that may seem
unnatural. Perhaps no man you ever
met before would make It But you
never met such a man as I am, be
fore. You couldn't look forward and
see me. Could you?"
"I didn't," Drace cheerfully admit
ted. "And It would have been hard for
you to believe that I exist, which I
dom't, according to the belief of some
of my folks. Now, then, what are we
getting at? Another stake? No, I
nm not going -to ask you to risk any
more of your money. But this is my
proposition: You let me have $100;
if I win, I'll pay back all I owe. And
if I don't, I'll belong to-- you your
property, body and soul but with
this understanding, I am not to per
form any menial service in public.
And it is- further understood and
agreed upon -that if by any chance I
can raise $100, I am to have the privi
lege of buying my freedom. The first
$100, you understand, was a stake'amt
not a loan. Before you decide, weigh
the advantages of owning a man., I
will be your Greek, your" enslaved phi
losopher, be your Epictetus and turn
your mill. We will revive the ethics of
ancient society Won't that prove that
history really does repeat itself?"
"Yes," answered Drace, "but I don't
care any more whether history re
peats herself than I do that a stam
mering man repeats himself."
"Now my dear friend soon to be my
master, I hope I ask you ; isn't it
something to own a companionable
slave?" ,
"Yes. By the way, do you know
New Orleans very well?"
"What ! ,.Poes- a bloodhound know
the scent of a darkey?" ; .
"All right. Lib here's $100. And
I believe that within an hour from
now you'll be my property."
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PRICE BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE FEATURES
JACOBS
OREGON CITY WOOLENS
PURE VIRGIN WOOL
Overcoats
Mackinaws
Flannel Shirts
Indian Blankets
Stag Shirts
Lounging Robes
Bed Blankets
Motor Robes
""Woven Where the
Wool is Grown''
WE ARE RETAIL AGENTS
We carry a comprehensive stock of Oregon City- Virgin Wool
Products. Anything made by the Oregon City Woolen Mills we
can procure for our. customers at the. most reasonable prices.
. As a special accommodation we send Oregon City Products
by insured parcel post to any address in the United States or
Canada without additional charge.
BUY OREGON CITY PRODUCTS IN )OREGON CITY
Nowhere else will a dollar buy. the same amount of quality
Our Windows Show
Oregon City
Virgin Wool Products
Our Windows Show
Oregon City
Virgin Wool Products
THE QUALITY STORE OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
said administratrix. - -
Dated this 18th day of October, 1922.
IDA ELLAN ADAMSON, . .
Administratrix of the Estate of Bert
Lynn Van Cleve, deceased.
G. B. Diniick & . - '
W. L. Mulvey,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
10-19-5t
Mrs. George Eberly, Mrs. Harry W.
Paine, JArs. Roy Woodward and Mrs.
W. C. Green, attended the state Sun
day school convention, as delegates
from the Presbyterian Sunday school.
The conventio was held in Portland
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of last week.
Dorothy Hartke, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hartke, of South Ore
gon City, had the misfortune to fall
through a window at her home, on
Thursday of last week, and ' cut her
arm severely from her shoulder to her
elbow. She was taken to the Oregon
City hospital for treatment.
WANTED Salesmen for Oregon City,
to develop own future repeat busi
ness. House to house and big con
sumer trade. Write or call. Metal
glas Products Co., 304 Pine St., Port
land, Oregon.
LOST 'Black and white, spotted cow,
big horns. Notify John Webber, Mil
waukie, Oregon, R. 1, Bx. 392. Re
ward If found.
ress For Less
Opening Saturday;
October 21st.
At this time we are offering bar
gains in all army goods, new and
: reclaimed, as well as commercial
merchandise in our immense stock,
T never before equalled in Clacka
mas County. It will pay you to
read the prices quoted below and
supply your needs at this time.
Moleskin Vests with Sleeves, Leather Lined,
- our price . . $7.50 ,
-Corduroy Vests, with Sleeves, Leather Lined,
. our price $7.S0
Moleskin Coats, Sheepskin Lined, with High
Collar, our price $9.50
SHIRTS
O. D. Wool Shirts, reclaimed . $2.00
' New O. D. Wool Army Shirts 42.85
White Linen Dress Shirts, new 25
Hickory Shirts . . . $1.10
Big Yank Shirts v $1.00
OVERALLS
New Army. Waist Overalls - . 98c
New Army Jumpers 75c
Army Jumpers and Overalls, reclaimed, per
garment . T .. 25o
, ARMY OVERCOATS, LIKE NEW
S3.75 &Up
-Army Wool, Two-Plece Underwear, per gar
ment, new, only fljQO
- ' t
taoocls Store
No, 4.
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Heacy Wool Union Suits, each
Corduroy Breeches
..$2.75
$3.50
BLANKETS
O. D. Wool Blankets $3.00 up
Gray Blankets, 70x84 inches, 4 lbs. ...J$3.00
V PANTS ,
O. D. Wool Breeches $1-25 to $2.50
SHOES
Hermans Russet Army Shoes .
Hermans Field Shoes:
Chocolate Marching Shoes ....
Gold Seal Packs, Leather Tops
High Top Shoes .
-$4.75
..$5.25
..$3.95
..$2.95
..$6.00 up I
MISCELLANEOUS ARMY GOODS
Leather Work Gloves .. 60c
Leather Faced Gloves .. 25c
Heavy Canvas Gloves, 2 pairs
Army steel cots
Cotton Mattress, new
web Beits, new
Auto Packs, Heavy Canvas, new
Cooks and Bakers Aprons, each
wnite Duck Army Coats
Canteens with Covers, reclaimed
Canteen Cups, new ........
Mess Kits, each
White Handerchiefs, each
Khaki Army Handkerchiefs, 2 for
Canvas Leggins, per pair
Wrap Leggins, per pair .
Leather Leggins, new, per pair
Army Bacon, B Grade, 12-lb. Can
Army Roast Beef, 2-lb. Can
Corned Beef, 1J-lb. Can
Pork and Beans
Colgate's Shaving Soap, cake
veivei i ooacco, z t-ans
Sweet Caporal Cigarettes, per pkg.
- 25c ,
$2.50
$2.50
20c
.41.75
49C
75c
40c
10c
15c
5c
. 15c
45c
. 45c
$4.00
-l..$2.50
30c
30c
10c
5c
25c
5c
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
NO GOODS SENT C. O. D.
Headquarters Army Goods Store No. 4
Electric Hotel Building
413 MAIN ST..
Oregon City, Oregon
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