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OIlEdON CITY KNTEUPRI8K FRIDAY, AUGUST, 21 1900,
Personal Mention
I!, l loniiKriH'r Hint Hunday at
,Slde,
I,mi Hardin I KttiiilliiK Ilia rrt(
at Afrl
J, V, Clark In heik from hi J'l.lit
county farm f"f lw lay.
J.ihn Tracy, f (riltilil, In town
t, flrat of wni'k cm hiilm,
,tvld Yumwixxl, til Clark, u mi
OM'it'Mi CKy vUltor Wadimaday,
(M...fa.i Maygrr, of HI. II.-I.mi, km
,.,i-H lMilii-lihe land uJfl.o Vdm
II. Mn'tdy, mI .Ml. riMht, returned
twin U'. 'liir. Uy from hi trip In F.t
rrii lf !.
Mi' UnlHtiv )C"ii nol. 1m went (o I'.u-
yum lilfly III lind f.iw dy ,
tx'M-la tlinre.
('. ti, AliirlKliI want lo H...l,lo Hun
jyl.vllt Willi hit family, whu are
taiul'lll' there.
A J. .ethaltt j.ilncl , family. I
h...i.n hunday and Mill rtmalii Ihrre
I ,( kIiimiI li Mrka.
William (hi, of Trotildala, caino ii
on lila IiihiI at ii ' I int HnmlaV Willi Mr.
a I Mra. J, iMamii
1. Adama, of the Itoldun Hula tir,
return.! Wad nr. lay ,uiii Haaalda, Ithara
lm .nl (da al wifk.
; rria, Jaum Ciiun-h ami
IUl.ui Kelly H.iii Hunday it (I
Harding- ( anii, Willioll.
Vt.t- I anii.lK.il, clly editor of Ilia
I iitnri.nao, haa Ikwii sojourning at Wll
I mii I durlriat Ilia aal wm-k.
Mra. W. J. McCord ami liar dana-liUr,
IHanche, arere Wailing Mr.anlMra.lt.
K C' , ol Canny, laat weal.
Miaa Mary Olioliant an her hroMiar,
II ilMirl, of Cortland. mii Hunday wild
diair an ii I, Mra. Win. Mrt'ord.
Mia. II. H. IU.ll.Miiy akixl dau-lit.r Hum
K.J luniiriK at Willi.nl HriNa, ato
Mr. J, C. Uradloy an 1 dautfhlrr,
Miaa Florence Tally weal to Molalla
today to J .ln a iarty fur an oullim (or a
fee ilayt if not i.rarenied (y Hi rain.
Itav.ami Mra, A. J. Mutitu unrry ara
liuoia fiom rraler, where tliay bars
lx-n ramping for Ilia a three wavk.
Mra. (I. II. II Millar and dauuhtar ara
InTaC'xna, where lirr a.in ln la, Curtia
IWala, U vary low an I la not einacled V
lira.
Mra. (ior.lon V. Ilayra returned hnm
Monday evening- from Michigan, wlirro
aha b 4 beam Vlaitinx relative (or two
tnoiitl.a.
M ! Minnia an I Kim Madder, nf
Portland. anl haturday villi Miaa
lllanuh au.l F.tM McCord, of Ml.
I'leaaant.
Mima I'llalmry, who liara Iwen vUit
lug at ll.e boma of Mr. ami Mra. J. (I.
IMalmry f r that .al two motitha, ra
Mriia.J ti tliair lioinn In Ilia aula of
Main toilay.
Mr. Harry Moul rulurnixl from Haa
4i-Tliura-lay. 1 ha rrinaliilar of liar
will ralnrn oral wrrk. Sl.o ra
1'ifl a Jnliglitul lima.
1 II.
I'ra.l llarKrnavraraiii l.otna from Al
Wiy Tliura.lay, wlmrii l.n ha m In
liaoinploy ol tU H, I', Co. On Moii.
ly iir.t, In ruinpaiiy wild vt (!orHiral
Hiflolj.lt (iMiilaiilM.ln, l.o will Ink
'wga ,y ,u.aiii..r for Kun.ka, Cat., ami
oim.r i-olnta, wl.nn, Umy win iiit
onlura (or a ialiiln.l .anla crnaaar for
cm pin of imiiillia,
h M. Carli-r, V. H. IMi In.jlor,
wiio da Uii o:at. al tlia Cla kiina
liaU liury lor anvural mmillia, rimiovad
wild hi family to tlil vlly laat wank
ami aioiN'ciinylritf r, hlrlcklaml'i Imuaa
on Hiiili alr.it-t. Mr. C'arlitr I a
ilauuhUtr ol U. 8. Hnnalor Faiilkimr, of
irijliila. who im uiitly pll II. la ataUr
vlalU
I'rof. Wll.xii riiliiriiml Wnliina.lay
from Ml. ll'Xxl an. I turroiiri.lliiK nioun
lalna, whara ha, In i:iiiii.any Willi 0,11.
Tia'tori ami Kmory Iya, liava lm.n hunt
luir, flahliiK ami moloruiK (or two wrk.
Mr. Wll ro i caiiio n ( 1 1 j toll gala In
half a ilay on hi whmil, covarmg a ilia
taiiraof aavanly-flva inlloa In lia than
ia houra. tiii'i'n.lu. in ol.lalnlug
mvurol ko.Uk vlnw In (liu Caw a. ami
alwui Mt. IIinkI. The r.al of hi parly
caxie In wag.m au.l arrival Tlmwlay.
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Tha !,arJ of at-lioul illrirlora hava r
miiiIo. H.iimlxir 17, l'J"0for oiiln(
of Ilia i lly a lux, la,
lloi king will U-glii al Uiali.y' hop
yar.l nail Mon.lay. Tlia quality of th
l. la rHirtrI aa Una,
Joa KkMIo, our ringnlal lxiihla k,
Ca to I'orllam! to l.x-alo ihia weak and
will Ixa .iccwl hy i'jtpt rake
(o.lura.1).
Ilav, II. .a IMjartltnan, irrai.anl of
MrMiniivllla collrga, will o.ni,y tha
lUi.tial pulpit Han lay nail, both morn
Ing an.l availing.
IVraona who oVaire lo pay thair tub
ai'ription lo III Kularpnaa In woxJ muat
Jo ao now, aa wou-l will iiul be actcplaJ
aftar tha ralna at In.
K. It. Johnaon haa raaal tha IraU't of
lain! a.ljolniiig hlaym' new building
ami will utxiipy the artne with hi baiber
alxij. alter Hi.pl. 1.
Teler hlrphena baa rcnlpj the hOacra
farm of John It. Kelly at I'lraaant
Home for a term of Ova yeare, and will
ralae lH'k, hay and grain ihrrron.
I'rof. J. C. Ziliaer atatea that the III
dilute luinl ia In g.xxl ru.lition flnanri'
Tha Hunday cliixil at Caimmah gava
a lawn Nodal at tha rnahlanco of A. V,
Nlokn Wednnaday evi'iilng, The nvan
lug waa cool, hut large (uaiitltlna of lea
nniam ware iliKMMd of and tha proci.ad
for purdiaNlng new aong xxikn tor the
.lnxil gratifying,
Prownnd, at Maygm'a l.amluig, on
tha Coluinhla rlvnr, Augiiat H, Kthnl
Krancla, avid 0 yeara and 10 niontha,
daughter of J. W. arid M. K." Turner,
(ormarly of Cla:kainaa, Inlerment al
Mayera Aiiguat 20. "The child ihall not
return to ua, hut w ahall go to hrr."
Two new anliiriirlaaa have liming up
In Oregon Clly during tha week Wil
liam (Jar.Jner, ol Kayinorid, Cel., arrived
Monday with a full line of watcln-a,
i:lm k ami lewnlry and will alao do all
kind u1 repairing H.rtalnlng to tha
ma, lie li at prraent lixated on Main
treat between Kecond and Third. Mra.
Carlton haa alao opened up drnaamaking
parlora In tha old M. K. chun h building
on Hnventh atreel. A new Irult aland
ha riwently been aet up on Main alrnet
adjoining the IVrtland liotiae.
The clly council held a apodal aeaalon
Tuuiflay evening (or tha purpoae o(
awarding the con I r art for Ilia aewer
ytem of Oregon City uixm U.a bluff.
Klght bid wera uhuiiltl, among them
being one from Oregon Clly by Howell
and Moody, The bid cloaad at 2 p. in.
Monday and the contract awarded Tue
day evening to MiU hell and Hard, of
Heattle, Waali., (or the auin of l 1,1 18.04
The work in n at be done aatUlactorily to
the commute on alreol and public
prorty within W day from the ign
ing of the contra, t .
Alxjtit B o'clock Hun lay night Clarence
Marahall'a bicycle waa tlolen from the
corner of Hixth and Main atreeU. The
wheel waa new "lUmbler," modal 32,
No. l,r,23. It would be well for wheel
man to keep a lookout lor ft and do all
they can to aaaiat the authoriiiea in
bringing the culprit to jualice. Two eue
plcloua looking alrar.ger were noticed in
lli vicinity .Sunday night, and two young
men aniwerlng their deacription were
aeen tiding towarda I'orlland about an
hour later, ao tha wheel may have been
taken Ihere.
ally, there blng at
hand and by (he iloae
amount U I'.'-V).
There will baa Ing picnic at Union
1'ark HaturJay, Hepieuiler, 8, 1'JttO.
There will be addreaae hy (iov. T. T.
(ier, II mil Ihki. C. llruancll and (i. H
Ihuiick. Everybody invited.
Itobert Montague, drpuiy county clerk
of I. Inn county, wa In the city Tueaday,
acvompanld by hi father-iii-Uw, W. A.
Punii, of Mjunl TalHir. They were
looking alter buntiea at tha Uud ulilce,
O A. Cheney on Wediieaday lact
Hpangler, of Cirvtllia, vial e. dinpi-. irom l.igli Uniii a ladder lo a
hia .laughter, Mr. I., L I'orler, during
Dm week, and led Thuraday forAatoria
to itneatha regalia.
I'f. I. I.. I'ii ken, who baa lieen aerl
mly 111 (or eoina lime, I reported lo lie
improving, an I hi nur.y (rlnud hoe to
ii'i hi Hi at hi mm ul biialnea aoun.
The family of II. A. Hrdmg, Mr. N
i . Lawrence and Miaa W'nUli who hava
bern ramping at Wilholt Hprli.g for the
paal two week, rrlurue.1 lioinn yeal
lay ,
Mra. P. I,. Tallin and daughter, Miaa
Kittle and Mra, Ira Hodman, hay re
turned from Newport, where they have
"mi occupying their aummer collage for
two weeka,
Mia Joaephlna Newton loft Thuraday
to Join her brother al Philadelphia, where
mi Mill enter a training achool, prepara
l"iy f ir eervlce In (he liovpltal corpi of
thi- U, 8. army
Mr. Stock, of the Portland (l.mnral
1-lio triu Company, and a party of 30
J ii!n.. up (rui, Portland Wedneaday a'ter
ri'x.ii mid MMnt a few hour in Itrodnrlck'a
1'uik over hxikiug tha fall of the Will
ntni.tt.t,
Unhert Wilton, Mr. and Mra. C. A.
and . C. Hallaliury returned thin
w""k Irom a two week' htintlng and (lali
'"Kirlp.t upjier Hatchery. They re
x"l Hilling good and ticceodod in kill
l"K ili'cr.
Mm. 0. 0. T. Willlama. Mr. and
Mr". O.tJ. Miller and Mina Veda Wil
ii-iiiN relnrnud Wednesday from their
.uting at Wilholt. Mr. J. M. Lawnmco
ri'imtlnud at the reaort and will ho
joined by Mr, Lawrence, who will ajiond
Id vacation thero.
A. K. Doiialdaon wa removed Tlmra
''ytoihe I'ortland hoHpltal, whore lie
will undergo a painful oxratlon. Ha ia
74 yoara of age and in cheerfnl RpiriU,
i)d If the operation prove Biimmaful
will don I it una enjoy good health fur a
number of yeara, othurwloe hi health
will probably decline.
Clarence Front Ih back rom Wardner,
Idaho, for a few woeki. While here lie
will enjoy an outing with his family at
one of Clackamna county' many re
rta. He Ii employed at Wardner at
a good "alary and will return to work
again loon,
Mr liee giuwlug in Mra. M M. Char
man' ) anl and ear pod Injury of any
kind racept a alighlly pialiied foot and
loaa ol breath for a few minute.
William Pulrjw bad tlia iniafortiine lo
aeverely cut hi left thumb while (pill
ling wood, Wednesday, liereMiUling
amputation, lie will be relieved (roiu
duly (or aeveral w k in conarijueiice ol
the miahap.
HherilTCouk haa tiled with the clerk
cerlllkate ol levy on a tract ol land in
Hie I'almateer claim in nalinfaction of a
luihtment of W, U . Kaudall va Allen
Simmon el al for W.T2 and $'.11. IK) and
Inlrreat and coal.
Chrlitlan Science aerviee are held in
Willumette hall every Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock. Subject Sunday, Aug. 1M,
"Man." Hunday-achool at 11 :10, Wed
neaday evening meeting at 8 o'clock,
A cordial invitation Is extended to all
who deeire to attend thi'ie amvice.
Mra. (ieorge Zinxling, of Clackanua
HuightM.wa hdly burned Monday about
0 o'cl(K-k a. m, by her clothes caU-hlmt
lire from a camp fire while tenting on
the Abernelliy, Hut for timely aid in
extinguishing the fUmes, the burns
might have proven fatal.
Professor J. C. Zinser has funds now
on hand and is preparing to make the
pporllonment of the state school funds
among the schools of Clackamas county.
Ho has $U.S:7.C- to distribute, making
ll.fitl per capita. Another apportion
ment will lie nmdt) in October.
James Vtullock.of OHwego.waa brought
belore County Judge Kyan Monday lust
charged with Insanity by tils mother.
The evidence showed the hoy merely had
spasms occasionally and was perlectly
sane other wise, and ho was accordingly
discharged and the mother threatened
to be taxed up with costs of the hearing.
Expressman Smith turned over a
large drnmmor trunk into the front plate
glass of the Electric hotel Thursday,
and succeeded in breaking it into the
proverbial thousand pieces. The glass
is ono-fourth of an inch thick and will
require considerable time and expense
to be replaced.
Italph ItoLyle Millar and Mia Kdna
II. Taher were married at the residence
of the bride' parents at Mount Pleaaant,
Wednesday alUrnoon at 3 o'clock, in
the prvanc ol a gatber!ng of invited
Iriend and relatirea of lb contracting
parlir. Hev. It. A. Adkint otlklated
with an impreativ ceremony and Hon.
(I. I,. Iledgeaand Mia Kdjth Hanom,
of Portland a beat man and brides-
prraent 1 13 1 on uuld. Mr. tnd Mr. Miller departed on
of tha year w ill the 5 train for Seattle and the Sound
for a sojourn of a weak, after whlrb Ihey
will make their home in Oregon City.
Henry Hansen, a prominent farmer
from lteawr Creek, wa in town Thurs
day. Ha state thai hi fall wheat
threaded 0',' bushi'la to the acre and hi
oata 23 and says that Ibis ii the o-t
year he haa ever eierieiiced in railing
grain. 1 be quality ol w beat raised la al
ao Mior and unfit for market, Mr. Han
en fortunately own a goodly number uf
bog to which ha can teed hi unmarket
able wheat and ultimately realise a fair
price fur the wheat whan lie markets the
hog.
Governor T. T, lleer, Secretary of
State K. I. Punbar and Kish Commia-
aioner K. C. Heed iniecled the Clack a
ma river hatchery the tlrst on the week,
in company with I'r. A. C. Smith, eon
tor-elect Irom Multnomah county. As
usual, they found thing satisfactory and
enjoyed a pleasant trip in the mountains
on the way. The governor expressed
considerable indignation on discovering
the llsli wheel in operation in the fish
ladder conotructed al the falls in the Wil
lamette river, and will endeavor to im
press upon the legislature the necessity
ol keeping the ladder unobstructed.
The Hoard of County commissioners
are working to bring about Joint action
between Clackamas county and the Hull
Hun water comdany with resiect to the
coetof constructing and sustaining an
butment to the bridge across the Sandy.
It appears that the bridge supporting
the Hull Hun water mains running
through Multnomah county crosses Ike;
Sandy a very short distance up stream
from the Clackamas county bridge, so
that the abutments protecting the water
main bridge, if properly constructed, wilt
also salely protect the Clackamas count?
bridge across the Sandy. The Clacka
mas county commissioners accordingly
offer to pay one-fourth of the cost of sus
taining the abutment and the Hull Hun
water company sustain the expense of
the remaining three-fourths, which is a
largo saving o( funds and the apportion
ment satisfactory to both county and
company.
Crocks, all sines, at 8 cents per gallon.
W. L. Block, the Home Furnisher.
Book and pair of eye glasses between
west side of bridge and Samuel Miller's
farm. Finder will please bring to Frank
Barlow's store and receive reward.
The Oregon llotiieseckcrs Immigration
Exchange.
Suggests a plan for selling your
farm. Write for it. Address
Oregon IIomesegkeks Iumiqua
t10n exciianob,
Oregon Citj, Oregon.
Mew IniprriTi-nienU,
The new building r,f II, C. Hlerens
and W, O, Little are progressing rapidly
and will be completed early in Heptem-
her, Mr. Hleven will Imva two excel,
lent room Mow for busirie bouse
and a number of light cheerful olllce on
Jlie second floor.
Mr. Little will have one room below
and tha upr dory will be md for
family living room.
Hichard Freytag ia also making $1M0
Iiniiroveiiie.it on hi grocery store on
corner of Fourteenth and Main strae's-
Oregon ( llr Market Itrport,
(Corrected weekly.)
Wheat-No. 1, Mc,
Flour Portland, Howard's
Heat, ; Fil.er's I'at, '1M.
Oas in sacks, white, Itf to 3o Se.nU
per bushel, gray, 30.
Millstufls llran, (I4.M per ton
short, IHJ.OO per ton.
Potato- 4') to li't ct ter Sack.
P-M", I7J ct er doxen.
Putter Itan. li, 3' ti 41 cents per roll
Onions, l. 25 to ft fyi r rack.
Oreen apple, Si to .VJ cent (xrr box
dried H'j cts er pound.
Liveatxk and Hreteed Meala Beef,
live, lo 3'c; bog, live,4,'ac; hogs,
dressed, to 0,' centa; al eep, 13 W lo
14 p-r head ; veal, dressed 8 to N',c.
I'r'ihaie Oart.
The complaint of It. L. P.nell v C.
B. HtraLht and Alice Htralifht, hi wife,
w flM in the circuit court Tuesday
and attachment Issued Ihereon. The
Brave Meir Fall
Victims to atomsch, liver and kidney
troubles a well as women, and all feel
the results In loes of appetite, polaons In
tha tibial btw-Ua.-liji nirvnnaneiia. beiAil
complaint prays for IHw.fiT, for gwl, :.ie ,,,,, tre)JiiHt,HMi rn.,uwn fwinK.
sold and delivered on one cause of action ! tKni ti.urA. nn nA ,n r,.. 111,.
and for L'4 on a second cause of action.
Listen to J. W, Gardner, Idaville, Ind.
In ll.e matter of the estate of Anguta p,, ..yAecttk rilU)ri re J11(,t the
Melcher, de.e.ae,l, j. C. Br.dley ,ti-1 tl.intC for a man when he la all run down.
nous ma conn 10 issue an oruer to com
pell Max Hcliulpiu to show cause why!
and don't care whether tie live or dies.
It did more to give me new strength and
g'xxl appetite than anything 1 could take.
....
I i can now ei anyuung ana nave a new
lease on life." Only 60 cents, at Geo.
A. Haiding'i Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
the condition ol said estate has not been
reported and that be be required to file j
a new t.on.l ami releawo petitioner.
In the matter of the estate of Matilda
Holt, deceased It It ordered that C. M.
Idleman be given until Kept. 1, iskjq in
which lo file hi Inventory herein. Fof g,, Wlllock grand s-p.are
In the matter of the estate of hoiomon piano an A No. I instrument Most U
Acborn, dwreased, it i ordere.) that .sold cheap. W. L. Bhxk, the Home
Monday, October, I, JSsjO, m appjintel i Farniaher.
for the settlement of the final account
concerning the administration of aald
estate, and notice of said settlement be
published according lo law.
Circuit Court.
Mary Ionard filed couinlaiiit Tliur
dy in the circuit court against (ieorge ! CaU, manufactured by
There is morn Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctor pronounced it a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by coaUntly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Sci
ence Las proven catarrh to a constitu
tional disease, and therefore require
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
F. J. Cheney
I'unlavy by C. I), and I). C. Latonrette
to ri-cover the sum of .t)4 on a promis
sory nole and V) atiorneva f-e and
allachmerit of I.7II acre in the Itobert
Allen claim is duly iseued Ihereon.
J. K. Klmer alo filed complaint
Wednesly in the circuit court sgainst
Sarah F. and Asa Boylan and T. W.
Clark to foreclose a mortgage for UTiO,
and o0 attorney fee rompiiaing the
north half of lot 1, of block 1, of Oregon
City.
"Through the month of June and
July our baby waa teething and took a
ruLning olfof the bowel and sicknes
of the stomach," .) (). P. M. Holliday,
of IVming, Ind. "His buaols would
move from five to eilic lime day. I
had a bottle of Chamberlaio'a Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy in the
house and gave him four drop in a tea
spoonful of water ai l he got better at
once." Sold by (J. A Hardii.g druggist.
Wall Paper Just received, new-ty!e
patterns f jr fall trade ; (Do per double
roll and upward. W. L. Block, tbe
Home Furnisher.
Haw Ara Tnr K !
Mr llotita'i4raPt!U rare all rtor Ilia. S.
iff. A 04 awmua Hawi Lu,(.Mrraor
A Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti
tutional cure on the market . Il is taken
internally in dose from 10 drops to a
tetupoonful. It acta directly on the blood
and miicon surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fail to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials. Address,
F. J. CncMcr Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
New line of carpets, latest patterns, for
the fall trade. W. L. Block, the Home
Foroiaher.
fffti: Shilohs
II s a
5 tough and
(onsumntion
' -ure
Thl I txrynnd quetlon the
moat auoclul Cooifh Medt
cin ever known to acience: a
Irw drxw inrarlablr car the
wort tiwi o( Cotiifh, Croop
n4 Hronchitla, while Ita woo
derful auccea In tb car of
( on.ummi.m ia without a pr-
!llintbhilnrynf mrdlcine.
hinca It frit diKoverjrlt has
bran aoH on a raarantr. a
litt which no other medicine
can atand. II yon hay a
Ccnifth, we rarnealljr aak 70a
totrjrit. In I'mud StBtraand
Canada c., 60c. and $l.ui. and
In Knfc-land 1. W., U. U. and
4a. Sd.
SOLE PROPRIETORS
S.CWELis&Ca
LEROY, N.Y ffi
HAMILTON, CAN.
For sale by C. U. H antler.
i
Just Received
A new line of ladie's top shirts,
ladies fancy colored underskirts.
Hosiery for ladies and child
ren, and lace curtains from 45
cents a pair upward.
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BELLOMY 3 BUSCH
THG HOUSGFURN1SHERS,
Housefurnishing Summer Needs. If you are interested in securing these items at
lowest possible prices, you'll thoroughly appreciate our June offerings, you'll
feel them to possess exceptional merit. It's passing along to our customers the
houseneeds at their real worth, it's in giving honeat values that makes this store a
favorite buying place.
All sizes nnd prices.
Ice Crentn Freezers to rent.
yfyM0N'l
V c . j t)7 Hammocks. 85c. and up.
' V
10c. and up, double roll. , , , , ,, - ,
TftSRri :
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Water set and tray
COc.
Covered jelly glasses
jMr dozen 3c
Berry set of bowl and
sauce dishes. . .20c
Water tumblers, per
dozen 30c
Revoivingglass table
caster 90c
Kitchen Treasurer
large size 13.
IT V
''Jljlill
CrM lliiMltiiBdn
might bo perfect little
angels'if they ould always
have their meals in time.
Cook your meals on the
Charter Oak Stove or range
and you will make a little
lamb out of your cross
husband.
Stoves $14.5o and up.
Steel Ranges $3o and up.
Wrought steel.
Straw matt
ing fr o m
China and
Japan. You
can't com
p a r e our
matting, but
the mattings
you'll see
here are all
made ex
pres sly to
to our order. Soniuch for good
ness, the patterns are different,
that's our aim, the prices are
fixed at our email profit over
the landing cost, here again
your interests are served. We
sell fine linen warp matting
for 23c a yard.