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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1908.
Milwaukee -Northwestern Clackamas
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MILWAUKEE.
Rev. Thurston, of the First Vtaptist
Church of Srllwood, was In town
Wednesday looking out for a location,
where he ran hold revival nieetincs.
Henry O'Malloy, of Oreiron Ciiy.
fpent a day of last week with O. K.
Wltte, at Crystal Lake.
Fishing at Crystal Lake lias closed
for the season.
On Saturday evening of last week,
Miss I.uolla Hrady entertained a num
her of friends. The evening was spent
in playing sanies. Refreshments were
served. All present report having
very flue time.
The girls of Milwaukee organised a
basket ball team here last week and
had their first practice Saturday even
ing In the hand hall. IMck Large
acted as referee.
Friday afternoon the Mothers' and
Teachers' Club met In the school
house. A large numher being pres
ent. Resolutions of condolence on the
death of Richard Scott were made.
The committee reported the comple
tion of ihe kalsomining of the old
rooms of the school. The picture
moulding will be put up In these
rooms next Saturday. The Club also
denies the credit of the piano as that
belongs to the teachers of the school.
Last Saturday evening a numher of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs surprised
the Clackamas order. They drove
down in a covered wagon and report
having a jolly time going and coming.
The visitors were royally entertained.
An oyster supper was served, also
cake and coffee. Games were played
and all enjoyed a Terr- pleasant ev
ening. i Arthur Davis has taken G. H. Hoi
man's place as q'.erk In 0. Wlssinger's
general merchandise store. Mr. Hoi
man reigned Monday. ' -
' Mayor Sblndler returned Tuesday
from his trip to California where he
has been visiting his mother.
Lehman Bros, have sold their meat
market at Oak Grove to George King
of Portland. ,. , ..-... ,
The decorators are putting on the
'finishing touches in the City Hall.
They expect to he ready for the mas
querade hall Wednesday evening of
next week. The curtains and scen
ery have been pMt In.
Next. Tuesday evening a convention
will be held for the nominating of,
two eouneilnion, a mayor, a city re
corder and a city marshal.
Mr. .lames ltoddway. father of Mrs.
J. 0. riklns, returned Wednesday from
his six months' trip In the East. Mr.
Reddwny has been visiting with
friends and relnthes in Ohio and Can
ada. Milwaukee School Notes.
Raymond and Vlrfill Allen, two pu
pils In Miss V.. Caste's room, have
moved to Seattle. Wash.
In a spelling match last Friday af
ternoon, Walter licit spelled down
the fifth and part of the sixth grades.
Miss N'llos has another pupil this
week.
bought the lichman Tiros.' meat mar
ket. A Hon Hon dance will he given In
Green's hall, Saturday, November IS,
This Is something new. A good time
assured, everybody come.
The Oak Grove' Athletic Club will
give a haskvt. social next Saturday
evening, November 21. The ladles
are requested to bring baskets well
trimmed Inside and out.
The Modern Woodmen of America
nn about to organize a lodge at ,Oak
Grove. There Is plenty of room here
for other organizations.
The church member have bought a
lot and have subscribed money to
wards the building of a new church.
They expect to begin building In a
very short time.
Mrs. Oscar fikoog has Just under
gone a successful operation, aud a
speedy recovery is hoped for.
Mr. Tarker I building a new six
The pupils i:i Miss E. Casio's room room bungalow. U will have all mod-
THE JOHNSON REALTY CO.
City Lots, Acreage and Farms
a Specialty.
P. 0. Box 213
Milwaukee, Ore.
man and Mr. Young look place last
Sunday in Harmony.
O .A. 8TO n X J. ,
Bu ik f ini M Haw itw BaiitfU
had the half holiday last Friday. lav
ing had the highest percentage of ut
tendance for tiu montn.
Miss Nile bad perfect attendance
in her room, but owing to oue tarly
In her class, the pupils were dopnved
of a holiday.
. The Mothers' and Teachers' Club
held their regular meeting last Fri
day afternoon. Several visitors were
present. Their next meeting will he
held December 4. at 2:. In P. M. Coun
ty .School Superintendent T. J. Gary,
will address the Club ' at this meet
ing. His subject will be "Our Hoys."
Mr. F.dward W'oodroek. of Manito
woc, Wis., is visiting at "The Firs."
the beautiful country home of W. E.
Nile. Mr. Woodcock has spent some
time visiting. In different cities on his
trip west.
Or. J. S. Casto. of Cams, Is In a very
critical condition as a result of two
strokes of paralysis. He was strick
en the first time during the latter
part of October, and the secoud stroke
came on the morning of November 13.
which caused his entire right side to
be paralysed. There is not much hope
for his recovery.
OAK GROVE.
The masquerade ball given at
Green's hall proved a great success.
We are very glad to see so many peo
ple from Oregon City and thank them
for their attendance, hoping we can
return the favor.- '
We are very sorry to lose our
friends and neighbors. ' the Clemens
family, who bava -rented their prop
erty for one year to our new butcher,
Edward King. , Mr. King recently
FOR BUILDING MATERIAL
Sand, Grovel, Lime, Cement, Drain Tiling,
Vitrified Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotto, Chimney
Pipe, Land PI -ster, Elc. ,
Call on J. E. Wetzler, or A. H. Dowling at Real
Estate Office, Milwaukee. Phone Selwood I0J4.
ern Improvements and will add great
ly to the appearance of Oak Grove.
Chas. Riley McCally, the man with
two talents, will give an entertainment
In Green's hall, December 1. under
the auspices of the Fraternal Trib
unes. Mr. McCally comes hero with
the best recommendations. Don't for
got the date and place.
We are very sorry to learn that our
friend Mrs. J. J. Kelly Is on the sick
list.
U. W. Shirk Is building an addition
to bis store in the way of a very
prvttv sign.
The property opposite the waiting
room has changed hands, and the
present owner expects to build two
bungalows.
HARMONY.
Mm, li.i-irst hns ltoiiizht several
acres" of land from Mr. Gamer and is! at ho ilttnce.C.
having a house built.
Work will soon commence, on the
public hall of Harmony. A budding
committee was appoititcd at the last
meeting of the Improvement Society,
consisting of the following: Mrs. till
tin. Mrs. Clark. Mr. Avery and Mrs.
Fortner.
It Is reported that Mr. Mullan has
donated a site on the Wichita road for
an Evangelical Church, as service!
hail to be abandoned In- the tent that
has been In use during the Summer,
on account of the approach of the
stormy season of the year.
Fall plowing has been making rapid
progress' during the fine weather.
A concert will be given at the Davis
hall In Lents. Wednesday evening, by
the pupils of Mr. Willis Peck. The
proceeds will be donated to the Har
mony Improvement Society for the
public hall fund.
At the meeting of the literary so
ciety at Harmony school house Fri
day evening. November IS. the liar
monv Improvement Society donated
$200 towards the building of paths
leading to the school house and the
literary society contributed $8. The
Improvement Society Is glad to help
along anv good cause.
Mr. and Mrs. William Counsel are
exnecting to take a trip East.
The wedding of Miss Fannie Hay-
Short Shots from Oak Grove.
Did vou see me make the lilt ns a
dude:-" Kay S.
I tried hard. for It, but my glasses
gave me away. Walt V.
I nm going to Salt Ulke to make
good.--Chas. II.
They say I am a great bouncer In
the Athletic Club. Aimer W.
1 am Iih tall to wear a costume so
I wear a mask.- Chas. W.
A little more experience In masque
rade halls aud 1 will win a prlto as
clown Kd. H.
Oak Grove Is too speedy for mo to
mingle with the boys. Rob. W.
t am looking for a Job tlnUhlug any
thing nt the beach Hud. W.
Somebody please 'get married, busi
ness Is dull In our Hue. Night
Hawks.
We will get a mat before I do any
more stun's on the bar. Roy 0.
1 guess we made a failure In Irving
to break up the Athletic Club Claire
and' Pat.
I had an awful time nursing the
baby with a bottle wh.Ho my wllu was
V.
Lot Powllng sell your, property.
JENNINGS LODGE.
MARKETS
RAIN DOES FARMERS GOOD.
Eggs Are Still Scarce and Potato Mar
ket Is Not Active.
HONEY Strained. 7c to 9e lb.
Freth Fruits.
APPLES I0c $1.00 box.
Dried Fruit.
DRIED APPLES Quartered, sun
dried. S cents; evaporated S and 7e:
iDrunes. 3Vito4c. silver prunea ia to
64c; pears 10c.
!Cc.
The farmers of the; county have
' all been busily engaged in sowing
, their grain, although the rain of the
last few days" has been a hindrance.
The weather has been just what the
farmers have wanted. The early frost
has done some damage to the late veg
etables, but potatoes and other hardy
vegetables suffered very little.
The. potato market Is not active at
present. The growers are offering
freely, but decline to sell for the
prices that some of the buyers are
paying.
The grape season Is a thing of the
p.ist, aud very few are found in the
markets. Apples are coming into the
market quite freely, anil are of good
quality. The King and others are
bringing a price of 75 cents per box
and upwards, according to the grade.
E?g3 are still scarce, and arc re
tailing at 4H cents per dozen. The de
mand for Eastern eggs In the local
market is not griat, and very few art
being shipped in.
Turnips and parsnips are arcong the
late vegetables that are now being
brought to the market.
Wheat has gone from 00 to Oj cents
pr bushel, gray oat's from $27 to Z.
The price of hay remains the same as
last week.
Clackamas County live stock has
c.ikco an auvance wnnm rne last i-'wlchop $21
day--. There has be-.-n a drop in the j
poultry market within t!ie last week, -
and the averaga price that is being j
received is 10 cents prT pound. With
th Thanksgiving coming on turkeys
will be soon in tho markets, the price
for these has not yet been decided
upon by the dealers.
Grain and Hay.
WHEAT-rSSc " .
GRAY OATS $26.00 5 $31.00.
OATS No. -1 White $27.00 3 $23.00.
$1.40 per 100 pounds.
.HAY Valley timothy $15 per ton;
Clover. $SS $10; Cheat, $11; Grain,
$11.50$12.00.
Clackamas County Liva Stock.
HEIFERS $3.25.
STEERS $3.25'5 $3.45.
LAMBS $3,006 $3.75.
COWS $2.50 $2.75. ,
HOGS $4.25 $5.75.
MUTTON $3.00 $3.50.
HAMS lGcQ 18c.
DRESSED VEAL&$7.50fI$S.0O.
DRESSED PORK $7.0iS $7.50.
HIDES lieef hides, 5c; calf hides,
TALLOW
3c per lb.
Poultry,
OLD HENS 10c per pound, youcg
roster3, 10c; old roosters, 8a ,
mixed chickens, 11c.
AT THE MILLS AND STORES.
Flour and Feed.
FLOUR Pat. hard wheat, $5 20;
Valley flour. $4.50; eraham, $4.40;
who!e wheat. $4.C0.
MILLSTUFFS Bran, $29.00; mid
dling. S34.00; shorts, $32.00; grain
VHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Vegetables, Fruits, Etc.
SUMMER SQi;SH 20325c doz.
OREGON' CAP.BAGE lc pound.
OREGON ONIONS $1.00 ?ck.
BEETS 40e dozen bunches.
TOM ATOE3 50c box.
CARROTS (Oc doz.
CELERY 4'c doz.
CAULIFLOWER COc doz.
PEPPERS ic doz.
POTATOES 90c per sack.
ONION.? Fresh, 4'Jc doz.
PUMPKINS 50 to 90c doz.
IIUHSARD SQUASH 50 to 90c doz.
TURNIPS lc lb.
PARSNIPS 2c II).
Butter and Eggs.
BUTTER Ranch, 50C0c; cream
ery, 70c per roll.
EGOS 32V4 to 35c per doz.
HONEY 12013c frame.
CASTOR I A
Jor IiiauU aad Children. .
Tli Kind Yea Hsrs Alwajs
BARLOW.
Miss Cora Howe went to Portland
Tuesday to remain Indefinitely.
Wllmer Sandsness went to Portland
Sunday to remain some time.
Miss Annie Erlckson went to Port
laud last Thursday to visit her sis
tor Mis Ijinra and Mary. She 're
turned home Saturday.
I B. Johnson celebrated his 50th birth
I day Sunday. Mrs. 'Johnson Invited a
j few friends for dinner.
Dorrence Parmenter baa aome fine
pop earn for sale and tho writer can
j vouch for it being a good quality of
I corn and It pops excellently, although
l It is this year's corn.
! The Twentieth Century Grange met
I for the first time Saturday for a day
meeting. There was a good atteud-J
I ance. Lunch was surved nt noon and
j all enjoyed the day. The Grange now
' meets once a month, on tho second
'Saturday of each month,
i Fred Snyder and mother, Mrs.
iThleme. went to Or- gon City Monday.
! The friends of Mr--. Moore, of New
i Era, regret to hear the sad news of
her death. Slie wl'l be greatly misled
on the Spirituali-it camp meeting
l grounds at New Era.
W. V. Jesa U hauling hi? apples to
Oregon City, where be Is receiving
fn.iu C0c to $1.00 per box for them.
Mr. Jes-e has about 400 bushels of
apples thij fall.
Bears the
(Signature 0f
Licenses to Marry.
Licenses to wed have been granted
to Ijiney Plerson and William H.
i In! f, and to Mary L. Linn and G. H.
Carter.
Larlosc-Hcneyman.
The marriage of Mrs. Iva Honeyman
to L. Leonard I.aRotu; was solemnized
W'e lnislay night at the home of tlm
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wil
liams. Only a few friends and the
immediate relatives were present nt
the ceremony which was performed
!y Rev. J. R. Uindsborough, pastor
of the First Preshyturlan Church. Mr.
LaRon Is an electrician and the hap
py couple will make their home In
Portland.
WHT NOT TRY
..Popham's
ASTHMA REMEDY
Gives Prompt and positive relif in
every ca.se. Sold by drueijists.
Trial package by mall
10 cents.
Wllliama Mfg. Ce., Props., Cleveland, O
For Hale by Huntley Bros. Co..
Yon ran cure dyspepsia. Indigestion,
sour or weak stomach, or in fact any
form of stomach trouble if you will
take Kodtd occasionally. Try it to
day on our guarantee. We know what
It will od for you. Sold by Jones Drug
Co.
Apron Bazaar Next Tuesday.
The ladles of the German Lutheran
c.iurch will give an apron bazaar In
Knapp's kail Tuesday, November 24.
Warm dinnur will bo served at noon.
Property Owners
What have you been doiDC with your farm or city property that
. yon did not list It wlta
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO., Real Estate Dealers
They would have had It sold long ago. Don't put it off, for they
have one of the firm in the East distributing circulars of Oregon and
Clackamas County especially. They also have a One list of Bargains
Just received with several snaps amonu them. Don't forgot the
number,
606 UkIN ST.
OREGON CITY, ORE.
THE WOMEN WHO APPRECIATE
HIGH GRADE CANNED
GOODS
at moderate price will be more than
pleased with our brand.
All the natural goodness and flavor
of the various vegetables and fruits,
canned under this label, Is retained
In full. They are simply delicious. A
trial will convince you of their supe
riority. New season goods arriving dally.
New Walnuts, Almonds, Peacans, Fil
berts, Raisins,-Currants, etc. Home
mado Mince-Meat,
A. ROBERTSON
ON THE HILL.
The home of Mm. Allen Drown uh
Iho scene of a delightful gathering on
Thursday afternoon of last er.
when she entertained the Ladl'.4
Club of this place. Meeting was call
ed to order by the president and mln
ntes of last meeting were read and
approved. It wni voted to hold a
bazaar and an old fashioned sctnol
to be held on December 12th. at the
home of Mrs. George Morse. The
proceeds to be nsert In nmklng tno
last payment on fhe plann. The ladles
wIM have aprons and other prarttcnl
things for sale, nnd In the evening
will sell the lunch boxes which ar
to contain lunch for two. A letter of
thanks from the sons and daughters
of tho late Mrs. Morse was read by
the secretary. A social time was
spent and Mrs. Brown assisted by .Mr
Drown, served a five o'clock lea in
courses. A voto of thanks was fx
tended the Rrown family for their
kind hospitality. Those present were
Meidnmes Oscar Freytng. of Glad
stone: William Gardner, of Meldnm,
and Miss Pust, of Prlnevllle, Oregon:
and Mesilames Terry, Emmons, Pratt,
Palnton, Hose. Spoouer. Morse. Ja
cobs, Shaver Redmond and Roberts,
and Misses llronte Jennings and Car
rlo Scripture. An luvltatlon was ex
tended the club to moot with Mrs
Shaver at hor home on Iioardman ave
nue, on November 27th. when bu will
be assisted In entortnlnlng by her
daughter. Mrs. Jacobs, and her grand
daughter. Miss Arllno Shaver.
The prayer meeting which was held
at the school houso on Thursdny ev
ening was well attended. Mrs. Spoon
er will lead th meeting next Thurs
day evening at 7:30. All who are In
terested are Invited.
George Shaver has returned from a
business trip to Rainier. Oregon.
In Interest of the Singer Manufactur
ing Co., of Portland. He expects to
make a two weeks" trip through Wash
ington, soon.
A great many were out looking at
Ininl during the week and Mr. Elmer
Roardmnn fold an acre on Planton
avenue to Jlr-t. Hornslde, of Sellwood,
the purrhn Ing price bring ICOO. Mrs.
Purnside will have It set out to apple
trees nt once and will build a line
hou-e In the spring.
H. H. Emmonn Is tn have bis two
acres cleared on .Tonnlngi avenue and
set out with peach trees. Mr. Car
"ilrhnl and Ed Matthews are to do the
clearing.
There will b" a meeting nt the
empty store building en Tuesdav even
ing to further make plans for the
building of a chapel and for the rur
liose of e'ectlng a building committee
from this place. The chapel (g to he
us-'d for holding a union Sunday
school. The Sunday school now being
held In tho Shaw store, and the fol
lowing oftlrnrg have been electe.l:
Rev. Slonp for superintendent. Mr.
A. F. Russell fur assistant superin
tendent, and Mrs. Delia Roberts for
s'cretary, and Mra. Ida Russell for
treasurer: Mr. Honrdman for librar
ian. A great ninny of our little fo'ks at
tended the doli show In Portland on
i Saturday, and the little ones were de
lighted to si"; the many dolls In dlf
! ferent costumes, which wern dressed
'by the little girls In Portland.
II. C. palnton lias finished drilling
a well for Mr. Va!e at Mddrtim and
Is moving his drilling machine to
Fred Terry's home on the river front.
Two new pianos have arrived In the
neighborhood, one being placed: In
the Ross homo and tho other In the
home, of Mr. Hoard man.
Mr, and Mrs. J, I!. Evans have rent
ed their house to Mr. and Mrs. Red
mond and will leave about the first
of January to make their home In
Portland for a year. Mr. and Mrs.
Evans will be greatly missed In tho
community. Mrs. Evans has enter
tained so much during tha lait year
with her delightful little teas. Hut It
Is hoped they will como out often and
he one among lift.
Mr. and Mrs. RIcketts and family,
of Portland, spent Btitiday visiting ut
the Wilcox home.
Word kas been received from Mr.
and Mrs. James gemplfl and they are
keeping house at their old homo In
Leavenworth, Kansas, and Mrs. Som
pin Is very much Improved In health
after her trip and stay In Oregon.
RED TAG SALE
i i
g? L. SPAMS g
DECIDEDLY GREAT
BAELGAHETS
0
fROM EVERY SECTION 01 THIS STORE
Our store friends who have learned to ex
pect out-of-the-ordinary values at this store won't
be disappointed in looking over our specials at
this sale. The offerings arc all seasonable. For
the most part these offerings are special purchases,
small lots, broken sizes and odds and ends which
have accumulated recently. We want to hurry
these goods out in order to make room for our
big stock of Holiday Goods, and so these prices. '
Goods are marked with special Red Tags at
such prices that will make- the next ten days
the busiest in the history of the "Busy Store.'
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN IN
A SKIRT, A SUIT OR CLOAK? PERHAPS
JU8T WHAT YOU WANT WILL BE OF
FERED ON. THIS OCCASION, AT ANY
RATE, YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS
SALE AND INVESTIGATE THESE BAR
GAINS IN NEW. UP-TO-DATE, GOOD
QUALITY, PERFECTLY ' MADE GAR
MENTS. DURING THIS SALE OUR EN
TIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S SUITS,
CLOAKS AND 8KIRT3 WILL DE OFFER
ED AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES.
THOSE WHO ATTEND EARLY WILL
REAP THE ADVANTAGES OF FIRST
CHOOSING. DON'T DELAY YOUR COM
ING.' ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE.
8 ale of men's high grade suits
in worsteds, tweeds and unfin
ished worsteds; browns, olives,
greens and dark oray8: all new
fall and winter styles, dest pat
terns, well made and fini8hcd
throughout; all sizes on sale at
marvelously low prices. see
our red tags. men's high graoc
hand tailored overcoats, s4
length and. full-length gar
ments, in medium and heavy
weights: fancy tweeos ano che
viots AND BLACK UNFINISHED WORS
TEDS; HANDSOMELY TAILORED, AND
REMARKABLE VALUES AT THIS RED
TAG SALE,
A GREAT'SPECIAL SALE OF THIS SEA
SON'S MOST FAVORED DRESS G00D3
IN 48 to 54 INCH WIDTHS; FINE ALL
WOOL ENGLISH CHEVRONS, WIDE
WALE DIACONALS; GENUINE ENGLISH
CHEVIOTS. INVISIBLE STRIPED CHEV
IOTS. ETC., SHOWN IN ALL THE NEW
FALL AND WINTER SHADES WINE,
GRAY, BROWN, GREEN, NAVY, BLUE,
ETC. THI3 13 ONE OF THE GREATEST
DRESS G00d3 VALUES WE HAVE EVER
OFFERED, ANO PRUDCNT SHOPPERS
WILL NOT OVERLOOK THIS SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY.
SHOES OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. WE'VE
MANY SPECIALS IN SHOES THAT ARC
NOW ON GALE. THERE IS NO REA
SON WHY WE SHOULD NOT SUPPLY
YOUR SHOE WANTS AND WE UNDOUBT
EDLY WILL IF YOU WILL ALLOW US
TO SHOE YOU. IT WILL BE AN EASY
MATTER FOR YOU TO SEE WHEHC
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY, AND AT THE
SAME TIME GET A PERFECT FITTING
SHOE TWO GOOD COMBINATIONS TO
CONSIDER.
Lo ADAMS
ASK FOR RED TRADING STAMPS
School Report. I ber of iliiyn tnimht, 111; nvoniitn dally
Following Ik the report of 1)1 strict i attendance, 21; ciihch of taidlneHS, 3.
TIioho who with neither Hbxent nor
lardy are: Lulu and ileiilu lloniNchilh,
l.e.ille and Hilda Hliubel, Ah'ln and
Wealey Hlormer, Italph Mndlisou, IC-
N'o. SO. fur tho month cndlni; Nov. ft.
IMS:
Number of pupils enrolled, 28; mini-
FRESH MILCH COWS
8even Year of Proof.
"I have had aeven years of proof
that Dr. Kind's Nw Discovery la the
best medicine to take for couKhs and
coldj and for every dhieased condi
tion of throat, r.hiat r lunga," aayfl
W. V. Henry, of Panama, Mo. The
world haa had thirty-eight years of
proof tkat Or. King' Now Dlacovery
In the beat remedy for coughs and
coIdH, la grlppo, aathma, hay fever,
bronchitis',, hemorrhage of the Iuhrs,
and the early ataRou of consumption.
It's timely us alwaya prevent the
development of pneumonia. Sold un
der guarantee at Jones Drug Com
nany. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle
fre.
I want to purchase gxd fr'iih milch
cows. Will buy any tfood dairy or
Jersey cows. ,
Give particulars and price in first
letter. Address.
, D. R. 8EXTON,
95 East 30th St.,
thor lllnther. Warren lli-ejiou, Henry
Maniliu:er. Kdna lleft.. Wendell Gin
titer, and Hoy Hurnaluih. One of our
directors. Juroh (iroHMnlller, vhilled
the Hi-hool during the month.
UOIircitT OINTIIKH, Teacher.
$100 Reward
The above reward will be paid'
for Information leading to the
recovery of $1300 In currency
that wa4 on the body of the
late P. A. Williamson, who died
In the woods, near Sprlngbrook
acholhouHe.
Communicate wltk
Effie B. Robinson
R.F.N. No. 1.
Ionts, Ore.
SELLING ' OUT
The entire stock of
The Oregon City Shoe Store
must positively be sold
We still have a large assortment to select
from but they aregoing fast. Come (
early and .get your choice. r
OREGON CITY SHOE STORE
Oregon City Shoe Store