OREGON CITV ENfERPRlfcg, RlbAV, JUNE B, 1908.
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Milwaukee and Vicinity
MILWAUKEE.
Tint work on tint now addition to tli
Hcliixil Iioiihii wn hIiii'IimI IiihI Friday,
J. M. Hnydrr Iiiim lii'Cii uwardud tlif
ciiiitriict.
Hay Muplo, who wan flnnil (1,00 mill
chhIm In Out riKMirilnr'u court laHt
Wcidi clulniH that It Ik a ciiho o
Miiillclniiii pciHi'culloii it iid that ho w
Uiittal to a IiIkIht court Ixtforu In
will pny tho nnit,
'I'liu MotlmrH' uml Ttmclmru' Club
mi't luHt Friday urtKi'iiooii at tho
Hrliool hound unit lliiliitii'il to a vary
liitiTKHtliiK proKrain. Tim pnmliluiit,
Mth, liiihnrtH, and vW.n pnnldi'iit, Mm
Kohl, imtli IioIiik aliiioiit, Mth. MiikkIo
JohiiHiin whh iilmrtnil ircHldiint protoiu
Hin aniiiiul Miw'tliiK, at which thn
(doftlon of oIMcitn for ctiHiiliiK your
will (alio placo, will lm hold ut tho
lioiiin of MIhh ICritulln Nlh'H, Mllwnu
km HolKhtH, Juno 12, at 2:110 I', M.
All iiK'inhorH aro oanicHlly roiiuoHtod
to all end.
Tim Kraduiitlutc xri:lHin of tho 8th
Kiuilo will ho hold at Hid Hand Mall at
8 o'clock Hiilurday ovoiiIiik. Tho Uil
lowing aru llm namoH of tho radu
Iom: Adam'Kock, Koy Hchroodor,
Hi'Klniild Wllto, Krod Htrolh, Clayton
Colonial). Wallor KooiiIk, Kdward
Wlii.imrlml, Clifford Klalx, Forol Jack
nod, KiikoiiIo JohiiHiin, lCllon JackHou,
Kllon ItohirU, Myrtlu Million, Ji-nnlo
Million, IloHHlo Holt, Kdlth HohortH,
lliuol Wynmn, Ada I-aliln.
Tho HorvlcoH at tho lCvaliK'llcul
church for noxt Hunday aro an fol
lows 1'ri'ucliliiK, 10 A. M.; Bunilay
Bchixd, 11 A. M.; YoutiR I'ooplo'g Al
llunco. 7 1'. M.; l'roacliliiK. 8 1 M.
l'rayor iiiootlnn Ih Imhl ovury Thiir
ituy ovoiiIiik at 8:00. tnv. Noah!
tiliupp, ptiHtur. ICvoryono In cordially
woli'oinod.
Mllwaukoo Ih not In a Htuto of kUk
nation ovoii If moiiiu pooplo do try to
iniiko tiM think alio Ih alow. Slio Ih
KrowliiK. Tlmro aro at loiiHt flvo now
hoiiHox to ko up th 1m Miuimor. I'. T.
DiivIh will build a flvo room cottagi!
on bin lotM next to Nonh Hubtor; 1.
1'. MalthowH, will build on tho two
IiiIh adjoining Ilonry titucky, which
lio hoiiKht of Mth. I ihthI ; iHiiac Mill
Ian will put up two Iioiihoh WPHl of
(ioortjn Mlllor, and T. C. UvliiKHton
will hitlld a ImiiHo on thn two loin ho
boiiKht of Mr. Hollwood.
Tho now building of Cnapor Korr'a
wboiu tho old blackHinlth nhop for
merly Htoort, will bo roudy for occu
pancy In a f"-w dityn. It Iiiih alroady
boon troalod to two coiitH of paint. H.
JohiiHon will movo bin roHiuurant
In thorn I ho hint of tho week.
J. 10, VViilzlor In ndltlon to troatlnK
IiIh IhihIiiohh bulldliiK to a froHli coat
of paint, Iiiih bad a noat and attractive
hIkii palntod acroHH tho front and
iiIoiik tho roof.
I'lm ItallaiiH who havo rontud Home
of I. I JoliiiHon'a place are oroctlnK
a hiiiiiII dwollliiK Iiouho botwoon the
Ml ii thorn HprliiK and tho railroad,
Air. and Mr. DiIhcoII, who moved
away Homo time aKo, write that their
addroHH for the prom-nt Ih Korhy, Or.
MIhh jjuira lllack haa IxniKht two
Iota Houlh of Bamuol HoeMly'H place
and In iiroctifitf a noat dwcllinff Iiouho
ou the miino.
I lie HhliiKm mill roci-lvod a now
raft of Iokh lant VVodnoaday and In
riiiinliiK once more.
A. II. DowllriK, tho roal ontato man.
baa JiiHt cIohoiI the Hale of lotH C. 0
and 8, block 11, of Kobortnon, from
A. Klocliollo to C. K. Cordon. Connld-
oration tlGOO.
J. II. llonokn, of Hpokane, ban boon
vlHltliiK frlomlH and rolatlvoa In and
Hour Milwaukee durliiK the tiuHt fuw
daya.
The one all ahttorbliiK topic during
tho paHt wook Iiiih boon tho ballot.
Now that uN'ctlon Ih over wo can
again K't down to uubIiich.
rtipllH of Milwaukee uchool who
havo not boon nbnont nor, tardy for
the ontlro uchool year;
Hrat Crado Maudo Toatoa. DuiikoI
Million, Coral IlaiiHon.
Socond Crado Opal Clark, Herman
KlMcher, Ilortba Karlon, Ailolla Kol
frldgo, lioulab Hprlng.
Third (Irado Lily Lakln, Dortha
SliiKor, Minnie Hprlnif, iJorotby WIh
hIukit, John Karlon, Jacob Htrulb,
(icorKi MalhowH.
Fourth (Irade Myrtlo SulfrldRO,
Willie Mlllor, ICathor Spring, Fred
Slngor. Htolla Turk, Cloo Clark, Loon-
ard .Million, Hon Hrady.
Fifth Grade Mary Bottovla, Edith
Marvoy, a.o IlrlggH, HomhIo Kock,
Karl MathowH, Margurlotto HohortH,
'THE STORE THAT RIGHTS THE WRONG"
SOIL
THE NEW PROPRIETOR
CHICAGO CLOTHING CO.
69-71 THIRD ST. BET. OAK & PINE
Portland, Oregon
Men's Suits
Elegant hand-tailored, new Spring
colors and patterns, fancy and plain
Worsteds, Serges and Velours; gar
meats that will show eqaal to suits sold
In Portland at $15 to $16.50, for only
THE PLANET SALOON
A GENTLEMEN'S RESORT
You not only find Rontlomon In front of the bar, but you find
tho m behind the bar, too.
L.RUCONICH, Prop.
Ill long cxpwrlonce In bulnoni enables hi in to purchae only
the bent brand.
Wines Liquors And Cigars
A glaae of bU well-kept beer or liquor will convince you.
619 MAIN STREET
Telephone 8 OREGON CITY, ORE.
i Musi
r nn
V UlI
Men's Suits
A collection of high-grade Suits for men
and young men, finished with fancy
cuffs and the late noyelty effects now so
popular in men's suits. Other stores
will charge yog $20 and $25. Pgr price
CAR-PARE ALLOWED ON ALL PURCHASES OF $10.00 AND OVER
The GREATEST SLUMP
ever known in the Shoe
Business
1
aim
M
Emello SinRor, Matilda Singer.
Sixth Grade Halph Cooper, Howard
Coopor, Willie Koenlg, Rachel Blrke
niflor, Hazel Mullen, Hazel Drlscoll.
Seventh Grade Hattle Keck, Emma
Roberts, Olfia Drefs.
Eighth Uradc Clayton Coleman,
Roy Schroeder. Kred Strelb, Reginald
W'ltte, EuRenlo Johnson, Ellen Jack-
noil.
Ninth Grade Alfred Jahn.
Seeley's Best Flour.
DODGE.
Mr. Henderson is preparing to be
Rln work on tho road across Clear
Creek, which will be a great benefit
to the country.
There was a double header ball
game played at Sprlngwater Sunday.
The first, Sprlngwater vs. Logan; the
score standing 9 to 7 in favor of Lo
gan. The second Elwood vs. Logan,
tho. score standing 24 to 10 In favor
of Elwood. There will be a game at
tho Elwood grounds by Sprlngwater
and Elwood.
The cold rain is holding back the
early fruits, as we generally have
strawberries at this time of the year.
A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives me pleasure to epeak a
good word for Electric Bitters,"
writes Mr. Frank Conlan of No. 43C
Houston St., New York. "It's a grand
family medicine for dyspepsia and liv
er complications; while for lame back
and weak kidneys it cannot be too
highly recommended." Electric Bit
ters regulate the digestive functions,
purify the blood, and impart renewed
vigor and vitality to the weak and de
bilitated of both sexes. Sold under
guarantee at Howell & Jones drug
store. 50c.
OASTOIIIA.
BTitt I'd Haw Unn Bang
Sigutste
of
WO
Or 6 PAIRS FOR $2.50
Bring in your wives, sis
ters and sweethearts and
shoe them all for one-
half the price of one pair
rgim (Daly
ANDRESEN
BLDG.
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pOiuirM J i
OREGON
CITY
SUCCESSOR TO HOWELL & JONES
THE NEW DRUG FIRM
We ate BOOSTERS tor "MARKET DAY," SATURDAY JUNE 6. We know it will ieneflt the town
and we feel fast as confident that It will help our country patrons. SPECIAL PRICES on dregs and med
icines won't appeal to you onless yotf need them. But we are going to make special prices on every thug m
oar store on MARKET DAY. Here's a few prices to give yoo an Idea of oor attitude toward MARKET
DAY-
FIZZ! FIZZ! FIZZ!
25 Per. Cent Off JJt Out Line Pef times
. between the roast beef of different
on all Hair, Tooth, Shaving, Nail restaurants. Jones Fountain is not ReguIar 50c - - special 40c
and Clothes Brashes. Ia fact, celIed in hc ur s"e . 75c . . 6Qc
has no equal. When you get hot, JC ouc
every thing that brashes. tired or thirsty, remember we have "$1.00 - " 80c
what yon need.
15 Per Cent. Discount Hcadqarte for 0 Per Cent Off Regular Price
A complete line of choicest Stationery on all Paints, Oils, Glass, Var-
on Tooth Powder, Shav.ng Blank Books nishes. Stains-in fad every-
Cream, Toilet Soaps, roil- Smokm, Supp.S Post thing necessary for the
el Waters, etc. painter.
Leather Novelties r
Don't Forget
A discount on all oar stock
on Market Day. When we
advertise a thingIts so.
Jones Drug
Store
OREGON CITY, ORE.