OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, KM OA Y, OCTOKKK 1.1. vm.
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Brid of Gossip From All Parts of thr County, p
Correspondent are requested to re- t Edward Miller ha been laid tip
tew their work. We will furnish all
csary stationery. The news from
your neighborhood should appear ia
these columns every wee.
CARUS.
We'd, the rain is all over with for a
few days. Now is the time to finish
dipping murr-hys.
Rebecca Ka'bSelsch is staying with
her brother.
Mr. App an J Ed. Jones speat a few
days with their father. John Jones,
la-t week.
Albert White and Tommy Evans
killed three raccoons last Sunday.
Boys, that was pood, luck for yoa.
sure.
Mrs. Walters of Portland was visit-
in? friends here last week. j
Moses Thomas has returned from j
Heppcer. Oregon. I
Mr. Eph. Lewis intends to go to j
California soon. j
Several of the young girls called ,
on the "bachelors" Sunday evening
Jessie Jackson is staying w;th her
an at, Mrs. c. 5pang.er.
Mr. Ed Howard and sons went
to
the mountains last Thursday.
Mr. Anderson and family from El
dorado, called on Mr. Monroe Irish
and family Monday.
Mr. William Daniels of Beaver
Creek, wa3 the r-est of Sarah Thomas
Sunday.
Mr. Norman Howard has purchased
a new wireless hay-baler from Louis
Buckner.
A yellow brind'.e. mooley, jersey cow
giving milk, has been running in the
road by Ed. Howard's for nearly three
weeks. Owner please call and get
her.
HOW TO CURE CORNS AND BUN
IONS. First, soak the corn or bunion in
luke warm water to soften it; then
pare it down as closely as possible
without drawing blood and apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily,
nibbing vigorously for five minutes at
tcu application. A cor piaster . i 4 , ,
should be worn a few days to protect'10 Crly treatment, but the
it from the shoe. As a general lini-
ment
ior spra.us, orjises. lameness
and rheumatism. Pain Balm is un
equaled. For sale by Geo. A. Harding
VIOLA.
The fever contracted during the
hoppieking. is yet causine the Phys-;
iciaas to make frequent tr.ps to this-
community. j
A. L. Cope'and at time of this writ- j
ing. is dangerously ill.
Tuesday.
H. A. Allen and family of Redland.
visited relatives in Viola Mondav.
Pon'ad nian Sk.a buiiEes3 lrip 10 ,
, W. D. Brown lately boueht a piece '
of property of Edward Miller V.'e
are glad to know that Mr. Bmwn is '
planning to be a permanent resident
among us.
Mr. Randolph is reported to be suf-1
fering with a serious inconvenience,
People living in other parts of the
county Eight think t .at those l:v:ng
at v'iola eu? : ill lot blue ecause
of so much s: ?kness. 1 jt quite tfct re
ver. e.
Mr. Grahar and R- v. Pattrn can
not help smiiiLg: a new boy has
cheered the home? of both.
QUICK SALES
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK SALES and CASH
We save you ten to twenty-five per cent, on part of
your purchases and furnish coupons for pretty dishes free.
With paid purchases of $5 or more in one day you can take
14 lbs. granulated sugar for 50c, or 10 bars Star soap
for JOc, or 2 lbs. our best coffee tor JOc. Sacks of sugar,
flour or feed do not count 27c. paid for eggs. Butter
in demand.
DRY GOODS .
Ladies' Warm Underwear 23 to 49c j
Save rou 10 to 25 Der cent on above !
Yarn.? at 4c and Cc, or less than
cost today buy soon.
Hosiery at 4c 9c, 11c save one
third. Ribbons, 2c, 3c, Cc, up nice saving
Hairpins, lc pkg; box 3c.
Large Pencil Tablet, 3c not 5c.
Ink 3c; Mucilage 4c.
Lead Pencils, rubber tip 2 for lc.
rrdotfl 1 r4 Oln 7, onH ' ir n-am
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New Outings.
New Woolen Waists at a saving.
Cotton Blankets. 53c; better, 59c.
Pearl Buttons, doz. 4 c.
MILLINERY
Fine Hat3, save you nearly one
third. Street Hats, 79c, 97c, $1.49.
GROCERIES
Laundry Soap, 2c; Star, 7 for 23c.
Broken Rice4c; Fine Rice 5c.
Vacuum Fruit Jars cut to 72c and
97c. Keeps fruit perfectly.
Arm & Hammer Soda, Cc.
Gloss Starch, Cc.
Coffees, 10c, 15c; best, 20c. Our
20c Coffee compares with usual
30c to 35c Coffee. Sample free.
Teas, 14c, 23c, 44c. Why pay more?
50 pounds fine salt 33c.
6 pounds Beans, 25c.
Bacon Sides, 14c; Dry Salt, 13c.
RED FRONT,
for several weeks with a very sore
hand.
Mrs Martin of Forest drove is help
ing care for the big boy who lately
became a resident of our parsonage
Mrs Martin is a sister of Rev. Fatton
Those living in these parts will be
very careful not to pick hops in a ty
phoid section net year. We hope by
nest issue to report our beautiful
community in better health.
SOME SEASONABLE ADVICE.
It may be a piece of superfluous
advice to urge people at this season
of the year to lay in a supply of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. It is ai
most sure to be needed before win
ler Is over, and much more prompt
and satisfactory results are obtained
when taken as soon as a cold is con
tracted and before it has become set
tied in the system, which can only
be done by keeplns the remedy at
hand. This remedy is so widely known
and so altogether good that no one
sho,uM 'Jt buyin it in
by Geo. A. Harding.
REDLAND
Oct. 9 A great many Redland peo
ple are down sick with typhoid fever,
twelve cases; Mrs. Schneider and four
children, Mrs. Hubert and two child
ren. Fred Wilcox. Aha Sprasrue, Fred
Pierren and Johnny Hardy. The dis
ease was contracted while picking
hops at Aurora.
Mr. Joseph Hughes, of Portland,
was a Redland visitor last Sunday.
Miss Maud Stone recently left for
Salem to attend Willamette Univer
sity. r
The season's first cold
may be slight mav vield
next rn'ii will V"ii
on
longer
it will be more
troublesome, too. Un
necessary to take chances
Emulsion is a preventive
,, r
as well as a cure. Take
nflflTTI
wlien colds abound and
VOll'll have no Cold. Take it
n - lipntU.l,!;..,,,
Del IHe LOUi la Contracted
and it checks ir.llamma-
i, i , i
uon- ueaiS tile
the threat
lembranes
1X1'.
ciCQ drives tue Cold Out.
ScrJ for f'tc
S GTT & BC iV.VE CI m sis
-!-4li Pfarl lirttt Sfw frt
50c and $1.00
Ali drnggUta
Lemons, lc and
Knives and For
set C9c.
Malitca plate,
Bluing, bottle
w atcn, 1 year
SHOES! SHOOS!
Baby Shoes, 9c, 14c, 24c. 33c up.
Child's Shoes. 47c, 49c. 72c Sc.
Ladies' $1.40 Shoes, 93c; Slippers
C&c.
Ladies' $2.50 Fine Shoes, cut to
$2.09.
Ladles Best Heavy Unlined
$1.97.
Boys' Calf Shoes, cut to $1.19 and
$159.
Boys' Full Stock, heavy $1.28 and
, 11.53.
' Men's $2.25 Shoes, fine or coarse
: $1.94.
i Men's Calf Shoes, $1.98.
I Men's Napa lan, best winter Shoe,
j $2.03.
I Men's High Top heavy Shoes out
side counters $2.59, $3.97, $4.49
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Men's Sox, 4c; heavy 10c kind 7c.
Men's Fine Sox, &c.
Clothing at cosl
Suspenders, 9c,
Canvas Gloves, '
C9c.
Collars, lc, 4c,
Ties. 4c, to 17(
oather, 22c, 29c
0 20c.
clean up.
Flannel Overshirts, 11.09 up.
50c underwear, only 38c & 43c
Boy's Warm Underwear, 29c.
All Wool Underwear only 89c.
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OREGON CITY
Miss Ora Wilcox. of Oregon City,
is at home for a few days
Mrs. S S Mosher has rented hor
farm to Mr Ritteneur, and is going
to move to Salem
Mr Hickman is on the sick list
Mr Hauet: and wife spent the iivli
in attending the Fair.
Mrs Jas Fullaiu Is entertaining a
nephem from Wisconsin
Mr A M Klrchern. who ha hern
sojourning in Idaho is expected home
shortly
Mr Wra Ponney Is engaged in ex
tending his telephone system in Ore
gon City
COUNTERFEITING THE GENUINE.
Foley & Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
n:er;t and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless Im
itations have similar sounding names.
Reare of them The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar Is in a yellow package
Ask for It and refuse any substitute.
It Is the Nst remedy for coughs and
colds
COLTON.
School in No 72 failed to begin on
the first Monday in October as arrane-
ed. on account of the teacher being
unexpectedly called aav to Califor
nia. J. Phillip and family have moved
from the Jones property to the Ham-
met farm
THIRTEEN"
The dance last Saturday evening
was not lareely attended, but all en-
Joyed themselves
The Oswego butcher was in our
burg last Tuesday buying cattle. The
range cattle are in fine shape now.
but the co.J rams are hard on them.
Uvrge Gardner and his sister have
moved from their summer home In
the mountains to Oregon City, to spend
the winter.
Ward Clark returne-i last Sundav
from a long business trip to Eastern
Oregon. He expects to leave s.m
!h his family far Nebraska on a visit
of indefinite length.
Mrs Wm. Fionney is at Sherwood.
where she was called to attend the
sick bed of her aged mother
John and H igh Commers of Mar-
quam. attended the dance here on
the 3"th.
A JUDICIOUS INQUIRY.
A well known traveling man who
visits the drag trade says he has often
ard dreirgists Inquire of customers
who asked for a cough medicine,
whether St was wanted fur a child or
for an adult, and if for a child thev
almust invariably recommend Cham
berlain's Couch Remely. The reason
for this is that they know there is
no dancer from it and that it always
cures. There is not the bast dangr
in giving it. and for coughs, colds and
cpjud it is unsurnasse.i. Fur saU .r
3eo. A. Harding
CANBY.
School o;;-r.ed h-r
br 2. with
"n M'n lay. Oc
Prof. Matthews
as teacher.
Rev. and Mrs C T. McF
lerson w-re
visitors in this burg during th first
oart f last we.-k. Th-y are asign-d
; th wt 'k of the M E. church at
i-df( rd this y'ar
Ro Rurk-tt- male a Myitis trip to
Oretroi City a few day1 ago. ::
av h a.' after a license (to hunt I
V.i ir.di Taylor, of Marqnam. as
i? the ,!ty i fpw days aeo
The furr.ace of the M. E. Church
has been rebuilt, and made easv to
heat the church. The church aN(
ha b-en renovated and now ha, an
inviting appr-arancc.
Rev. and Mrs. Dunlap spent Sun
day here among friends. Rev Dun
lap preached In the evening to a lart-f
cor.greagtion. He is a former pa-tor.
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING.
Are thee linen from J. H. Simmons
of Casey. Ia. Think what might have
resulted from his terrible cough If he
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes: "I had a fearful
cough, that disturbed my night's rem.
I tried everything, but nothing would
relieve it, until I took Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, which comnl etelv rnre;1
m... luomuuj n.-iit.- t-s aim perma-
nently cures all throat and lung clls-
mtin ' InnUnttH , .
eases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
At Howell & Jones, druggists; guaran-
teed; 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free,
NEEDY.
The rain has ceased and the farm-'Mrs.
ers have commenced plowing. .Blood, of Clackamas
Mr. Herbert Johnson is erecting a' Mr. and Mrs. Hayhurst. from Oak
new cottage. (irove, we e,.stH at .,. (;aH(,
Clarence Reames Is lr,uK- imr,.,.. wnv'a the fore r.nn ,.f ...b
ing.
Mrs. Helen Elliott returned home
irom uregon tlty haturday, where
sne nas been visiting the past week.
Mrs. Myers and daughter spent Sun-
day at Mrs. Gaylor's.
Miss -Flora Spagle called on Mrs.
Noblitt and Miss Jackson Thursday.
James Wyland who has been a resl -
dent of Long Creek for the past seven
years, was shaking hands with rela -
tives and friends last week.
R. L. Stewart was out driving in his
new buggy Sunday.
Mr. Carothers, of Buttevllle, has
moved onto his farm at Needy.
Mr. C. Molson and familv and Mar.
tha Reames spent Sunday at the Fair. 1
PLANS TO GET RICH.
Are often frustrated by sudden break
ing down, due to dyspepsia, or con
stipation. Brace up and take Dr.
King's New Life PI1U Thev foi ,..,'
tV, ': ,, . , ; , '
the materials which are clogging your
ene.g.es, ana gne you a new start.
Cure headache and dizziness too. At
Howell & Jones drugstore. 25 cents,
guaranteed.
.
PARKPLACE.
Oct. 10. Mrs. Matchen has heen
very ill for some time, hot i.
imnrnvincr
w
i Fwrnitare and Hardware.
I
Special bargains made at our
own Furniture Factory for
Mr., Miss
! Price ?6.50
ter
to the house across from W
store.
Holmes'
Howard htters lias been confined
to the bed for several days with snas-
im.wlt f.uin r'SMUii.l t.c .......... 1. 1 .. .. I.
1 1 .'- "'.-uiriii; in-
'ate w riloh evidently contained some
' l"0"0""1 ul.stanc... Dr Messn-r '
t''nld him and he Is now able to be
j a1""'1 ai:aln
J- P- Mark!t fr," Nampa, Idaho, has!
ij.-.-i, njuim him iduhiii. ,ir r.ray-
ton, whom he had not seeu for thirty -
nve years. He also was a guest of
Kellogg of Oregon CM v and Mrs
D. W. Fairalda from Walla wii.
Washington, and J, Rivers, of Kagl
.. , ' . : ". . "
Creek, visited at Captain Smith's S
iun-
day.
! The fish racks which fere In the
i Clackamas river below the motor
.bridge, was washed away by high
! water and allowed all the salmon to
; escape. That will ruin the work at
; the Hatchery for this season.
1 W. Holmes is building an addition
.to his barn and otherwise Improving
his property.
j Mr. and Mrs. Johnson from Port-
land were gne-ts of Mrs. Johnson's
, mother, Mrs. Mac Rivers, Sundav.
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LOGAN.
It is quite a treat to see sunshine
once more.
Everybody is busy In Igan. In fact
It Is a busy place at any time.
lJ- iu"m is unending
fair and poultry show this week.
Mrs. U. D. Robblns Is attending the
Mrs. Hathaway of Roseburg, was
visiting her brother's families, F S
and E. W. Hutchlns. last week. She
Hay8 tney have not ha(1 any raln th(Jre
yet.
1 N. L. Klrchom returned from east
ern Washington this week. He says
v,r
Z" " "1"' 8 "S yet,
a months thresh ne vet
iinBuc . i n inermonieter went
HI
I THIS BUREAU
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and Mrs. Hop Picker: We guarantee
every piece ot iurmturc made m our furniture fac
tory in Oregon City. Your money will be per
manently invested if you buy our furniture. The
following prices spak for themselves. . .
THIS CHIFFONIER
Price $5.50
in three different styles ele
gantly finished in golden oak
UPBOARD
Oak front, extension drawers. A much bet-1
piece of furniture
Rt8""p$f2.5o Special Price $9.50i
mad" from
Mrs. J. C
'.to :,2 bu-ibeU per a-re pale J c, Smith. Is being o.ngritulil-Spragu-
is eXI,.Tted down i-d on her ani.roa. hlne marrlago. Pr
on a vlxit from r,,rv. in
! Mr llenerv HhI.I.t .,i i.vi,.i.. .....
1....... . .
hi imxr reniriled from
looking well.
Maska. liot.h
The Clear Cn-ek Creamery paid of
Its patrons the past month at "'1 eenH
I"T .iuul net for butter fat
Mrs. T. Cerber has tm. relatlvt-s
irorn isronsln visiting this week
1
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.
i If la . .... , .
t), t . w? ,rst th 'T any,h!"K'
Ts r .ubl vh PJwsl,,,y
; r' ' 1S lr""le. When Hick, sore.
I ' ' . ' " "" X
i'"11" "'i uoiHons
(it (1 Vmtftttuf a
bll -
Bl.
llnr Internnl ,nur . i " , '" " I
lar internal disorders, don't sit down,
onrt 1. ,-,,.l
.,.., ,,,,-r yor Hymptoms, but
fly for relief to Electric Hitters. Here
you w ill find sure and permanent for
getfulness of all yur troubles and
your U,dy will not be burdened by a
load of debt disease. At Howell &
r!ZJr? St0fe' ,,r,co no w-nta.
(luarantecd.
GEORGE.
Miss Dora Smith, daughter of the
sop
jinitTdttiOTiKF
W'SSLiaEllS
J b'i ALL THE rl
E$T DEALERS 'JlS
I ilf 1 II hi nil1 1
f afaM '
HOP PICKERS
i
Sise 37 x 58, 5 drawers,
2 of them with locks, ele-j
gantly finished in golden oak i
"A li
v
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t
than cut shows (
l a fine girl and deserves a gxd hni
bund Mr. H A. Sexton, representing
large nierchanillse storo In I'ortlmi
as out here lat week KxjklnK P
location for it store, somewhere I
teen hr arid lllssell.
The threshing season Is over and
all are happy At the last meal the
men were agreeably Miirprlsrd hf tx
lug served with Ice cream and Jfl'T
cage Now. who wouldn't work on
the machine?
A CARD.
This Is to certify that all druggist
'ure authorized to refund your metier
1 If I.. I .. ...pa
r oiey H Money Bill I ar rails to .
vour r,..ffh J -..m it tnns the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
pneumonia ami cimuumntlon l-OO-
tains no opiates. Tho genuine Is In
yellow package. Refuse nubstltute.
WILHOIT.
Oct. 8 How does this
weather
strike you? Isn't it Just fine?
Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Mr. n
Mrs. Strong are visiting relatives
Oregon City.
Mr. H. Bowley Is digging potatoes.
Mr. Ramsay returned from Oregon
City Sunday.
The tninters are getting busy no,
and some of them are making It In
teresting for the farnieru, Instead of
Sunday being a rest day to the farm
ers, It keeps him busy dodging shots,
watching his stock. We wish the
hunters all the success and enjoy
ment there Is In hunting pheasants,
but wo wish thev would have some
: consideration for the farmer and not
shoot right into a herd of cows. e
have to feed the pheasants all the
year around, then be bothered B
October with the hunters hunting
them.
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