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4 G OREGON CITY ENTKKTRISIO, FRIDAY, NOVUM HKU H7, 1903. SPECIALS FOR OPENING DAY I Hft AT HUNTLEY'S liWKk THURSDAY, DEC. 3rd I Hj'jI;!' -Another year has rolled around B 2! "A J, and we again have the pleasure of I mm$M event. announcing our annual Holiday open ing. This is a custom we started in - - - Oregon City several years ago and the habit has grown upon us -until, Iikemany of our customers, we look forward to this day with a great deal some occasion and 500 hand some decorated China Plates' for this One only will be given to yi. lorwaru to mis uay wim sltJl J I M?0& of pleasure. Each yearve give l j,ff$0&JL fitting souvenir of the occasion tf-'i)kM$ this time we have secured 500 1 ejeh customer making a purchaseof 25 cents or over. Besides this beauti ful plate, which of itself is worth more than 25centsv we will give away five prizes as follows: To every lady visitor a numbered ticket r-r- ill be riven entitling the holder to a chance in the drawing, no purchase being necessary to eet a ticket. The prizes will be : OVER 200 STYLES OF BRUSHES t Just think of being able to select your hair brush from a lot of 200 kinds. That means a stock of brushes that would last the ordinary drug store for years, but we Import them our selves, save at least 25 per cent, on the first cost and then sell them sell them out so quickly that we don't have to make the fancy profit usually made on this class of goods. The prices range from 25c to $7.50, so we can suit every purse. . 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT Just because it's " Opening Day" we will deduct 20 per cent from the already low price of our hair brushes on this day. The brushes arc marked in plain figures - and you can see for yourself iust how much the saving will be. This is an ex ceptionally good time to buy for your holiday needs. OPENING DAY STATIONERY SPECIAL Each opening day our stationery department has tried to beat the previous year's special. This time they are mak trouble for m xt year, sure. Every box is extra value at its regular price and there's not an old style or shade in the lot. All Eaton-Hurlbut stationerythat means the best. 35c box, paper and envelopes to match - 25o 3 Stylos, 3 Shades 50c box paper and envelopes to match - 38c 2 Stylos, White only $1.00 box, paper and envelopes . - 69c 2 Styles, White only 1st Prize-A Fine Leather Bag, value 2nd " A Silk Umbrella, 3rd " A Piece of Chinqware 4 4th Hand Painted Jardinere 5fh " Box of Stationery M $5.00 $4.00 i3.00 $2.00 $1.00 At this time we will have our Holiday stock marked and displayed on our counters where you can look things over at your leisure. You will not be asked to buy j indeed it is our intention to make this opening day one of pleasure for every person coming to our store, and no visitor will be asked or expected to buy unless they wish. We will have two musical programmes, one from 2 to 5 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening. During the evening the drawing will take place and the prizes will be awarded. LADIES' HAND DAGS A Ladies' full size bag with purse, genuine leather, 95c value. Opening day price .... ... GOc Fine black, grained leather bags with purses, values up to $1.50. Opening day price ... .... 98c Fine imt. Seal and Morroco bags, black, brown, green, latest styles, values up to $2.00. Opening day price .... .... .... .... .45 9 inch genuine Alligator bags, $4.75 value. Opening day price ... 3.50 $3.00 SILK UMBRELLA AT $1.35 These are bargains that will appeal to any woman. Handles are gold and pearl or silver and pearl ; paragon frames covered with best quality silk mixtures. Ladies size only and but 18 in the let, no more will be sold at this open ing day price of $1.98 Purses, values up to 40c liox Strttioiury " " ."Vic Hand and Nail 0 rushes " 40c Tooth brushes " 40c Hair Brushes 44 40c framed Pkfurcs 44 35c Box Toilet .Soap 44 40c And see what 25 cents will buy you on "Opening Day.'' We have Kone through our stock and put out In sight many exceptional bargains in 25, 35 and 50 cent valaues In order that you may, If you c I loose, make a 25 cent purchase f some every d.tyvne cesslty at a bargain price and get with It one of our souvenir plates. - - - 25c 25C - - - 25C 25C 25C 25C 25C BOOKS WORTH UP TO $2.50 CHOICE 25 c. About a year ago we received from the Abbey Press Pub Iishing Co., through a mistake, a shipment of new books. We refused to accept them, not having ordered them, and at last the Company has asked us to sell them for enough to pay the freight and storage charges. There are about 100 titles, every took new and In perfect condition, published at from 50c to $2.50 each. Take your choice of these bargains at 25c. Some fine Xmas gifts in this lot. BOYS AND GIRLS BOOKS 25c. These are the very cream of boys and eirls books, bv such authors as Alger, Ellis, Castleman O'is, Henty, Optic, MeaJe, Corey, Molesworth and others. They are bound in strong cloth, with fancy front cover. Regular 35c value. $1.50 FICTION, 50c. These are the best titles published in the past two or three years, buch books as " The.Man in the Box," "Graust.irk," "The Cost," "The Masquerader," "The Brass Bow," etc. we nave sow hundreds ot them at SI. 20: take vour choice from 300 books at 50c. DECORATED HAVILAND CHINA 15 per cent Off Fancy Haviland China is a new departure with us. To introduce it we offer you on openine day choice from the whole stock at 15 per cent off the marked prices. Prices from 50c up HUNTLEY BROS. CO. The Quality Druggists Oregon City, Oregon CAN BY AND SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS CANBY. meeting of the W. C. T. U. will not be held, but on Friday of next week Mrs Stlmpson who has been visit- the meeting will be at the home of Ing with her mother, of Myrtle Creek, ! Mrs. Weber. for the past four months, returned to j yn jr. j. Martin, of this place, Canby last night and will remain here wa3 called to Oswego Saturday by for a few days on business in connec- ( the serious illness of her daughter tion with her property Interests. Mrs. . inlaw. Mrs. J. S. Martin, who was Stlmpson has been away from Canby i ten t0 the hospital in Portland Sat for the past year. urday evening. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, a George Meeka has moved into his daughter. November 18. Mrs. Phelps, new house, C. M. Moss, of Rock Island. 111., has wild lots U3 and 74 of Pruneland to Lee, the consideration whose home is near Union Hall. Is at the home of her parents, Mr. ana .Mrs. Zeek. , T. P. Plans are being made Dy me ouuS J125ft Mr u,e hag 8o!d the property people of this place to attend the box tQ 0(her parties- The property is social given by the Myrtle Assembly. a good buy M te )anf, )n ,hat g(,ct()n I'. A., at the Knight hall on Thursday i nf ,he ,own (g Mceent (or rasng evening, November 2G. when Hon. H. fnjit an(, farm pro(j,lcts. S. Hudson, grand .master and Dr. j Roth has sold lots 7 and Manion. grand meaicai - : 8 pr,me!an,, to a , Burdette for! CABINET PHOTOS ALL SIZES Postals, Photo Buttons be present to give adjrebae. .nr. porter, of Portland, will also be pres ent and will drive the famous mule Maud." The affair will be free to all, and the ladles are to bring the baskets. The Collins & White Comedy Com pany gave an entertainment on Wed nesday evening. Several good musical sketches were enjoyed. Many of the young people of Canby and viciultv will attend the masque ball at Aurora on Thursday night. Nov ember The afiair is in charge lit the Kebekah Lodge, and a good U promised to all wuu auenu. floor nianag..rs are Jack Kerr, H. A. snyder. i ery stables here. John Sawyer, one of the best known horsemen of Port land, was in Canby on Tuesday look ing over the situation, but, like Mr. Llndsley. refuses to keep his horses In the buildings on the fair grounds. If suitable buildings were constructed, It Is an assured fact that some of the I best race horses In the West would 1 be brought here and trained for the - . . t7i; t i next county fair, but as the buildings Copying and Enlarging Local are at presenL owners win not risk the lives of their valuable horses there- Mr. Llndsley expects to bring several More nf his hnrxes for training being I In a few days. Many horsemen who had contemplated bringing their horses to the fair grounds for winter training are complaining about the inadequate facilities. ; A. Kocher, the hardware man of this city, went to Portland on Saturday, returning to hh home Monday even- ("V Stereoscopic Views Developing and Finishing for Amateurs $1250. Ing. Mr. Kocher attended the football I). D. Morgan met with a painful game on Saturday afternoon In Port accident on Monday, which nearly ennt ' land, and reports it one of the finest him the loss of the Index finger of games he ever witnessed, the left hand. While engaged In cut-j Mr an(1 Mrs- Maxwell Telford were ting wood the ax slipjwd. striking his I in (-anhv Tuesday, and while here Mr. finger and severing the bone. Dr. ! T(.iforj took an active part In Ihe Stevenson was summoned, and dressed j lllrktv Bhoot on the Waite place, hut i tin- injured member, and at lat re- w,.nt 'h()Ine without any. From here lions uie jjm.piu is k'-iuiii; tuong i -,. tu Aurora to spend a few 1 hours. W. I) A MM CANBY, OREGON tun Th" Dr. IJ i: Oiesy, tins dnesiay Aurora baud liirnisnts u;e niu..u liie dancing. Mrs Kobinwn. of rmversity I ark, Portland, is visit n with l.er parents, Mr. i'tid Mrs. ZeeK. The Aid Society will not meet wei-K on accuuia oi i i,, 1 .nt on t:' X' W' the ine-ling will be an all a aff., , and will he at the home of Mrs. . K. Porte'-. A dinner at noon will be m nf the f.-ature-; of the meeting. The Thanksgiving prayer ineetii will !, held on Thursday morning at. ti e M. i:. church. - Yfie Tliam..nt.e c'rn on and appropriate music worn gtven at tin; V.. K. chinch on Sunday, aud-thu services both morning am. rwninn were well attended. It is probable that It 'v. PhippS ot Port land, wiil be in attendance at the Fi.nrt'py School convention this week. On Sunday evening, llw pastor. Rev. W. J. Weber, v.ili deliver a sermon on "Temperance" that will be of interest. The )e.YIoss Lyric lianls. a world famous company with a musical ca ll t-r of "5 years, will give an enter tainment in' the City Hall on Decem ber 8. Theie people have given ex cellent entertainments at every place tiny have appeareil llicelv. liiirn. Tues.Iay. November 17, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George Fel lows. Mrs. Jihtcker, mother of Mrs. F.vat:s. Is lying very low at the latter's residence, with very little hope for N-: r' coverv. Mrs. Hi-'iiibotliem, cousin of Mrs. 'vans, wno-e h'mie is in Aurora, ar rivd in Canby on Monday afternoon, up'I i vM-"tr here for a few days. Horn, on Wednesday, November IS. u ihiiig-t."- to ,lr. and Mrs. fieorge F'ete'.er. the parents of whom ar the i,e-t ,ca i - i people in the cnuiilK b.e-cau-e i' ii t -irl. Dr. Stevenson at tending ..... 'lii.r!" Penman, formerly of this place, ard " i.o has been engaged in niniii:; fnr trie past fejr" months In Win !ne:-. Idiih-J. has b en in Canby f-r the Tc.-t, ft w days on business. A. .1. Mat' Is, of Salem, representing the Carlton N'ui-ery of that city, was in Ca'ioy un huiness in connection v.-i'h the tir-n Tuesday, Mr. Mathis lias aii.ointe, William Cantwell, the. ii al sii-e dealer, to handle his or der a:c.J goods upon delivery in this city. Mr. Cantwell will also do the collecting for the company. I enjoyable evening was spent. The lirst prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. If Hair and I D. Walker, consolation prizes tu Mrs. L. D. Walker and K. K. Ilradtl. The next meeting of the cluh will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Paddock nil Wednesday evening, llecetrber 2. Mr. and Mrs. Hates' g-ie tt were Mr and Mrs. Charles N. Wait. Mr. an I Mrs. L. I). Walker, Mr. ii'id Mrs. A. D. Paddock, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hair. Mr and Mth. A. II. Knight, lr. atid Mrs. K. K, Hradtl, Miss Har riet Bates, Messrs. Ralph Knight and 1 Arthur Knight. j Miss Harriet Hates, of the Canby Hank & Trust Company, will leave on Di cetnher 2 for Lincoln, Nebraska, j ".Jure jhe will spend several months' visiting h"T brother. George y. Miss Hates resided In Lincoln about eight , year ago before coming to Oregon : Clifford Wl'ls and Freil Hower have, retuitieil liotne from Grans Valley, Or.,' whore they have been working lhe: past three months. Mls.t Finn-nee Wang Is spending a , we. k at home. i Mls-i Mildred Wong was In Oregon City Saturday. I Glen Hurst, r f Aurora, was In Cart- by Sunday. j Fred Armstrong returned hom from eastern Oregon, where h lias been during the summer. H. C. Howe made a business trip to Portland, Saturday. C. (i. Tull was a Porllnnd visitor Saturday last. Mrs. S. n. Ilerg and daughter Car rie went to Portland last week. H. T. Melvln visited with friends at Woodhurn, Or., last Sunday. W. II. Tull shipped six cars of lum ber Inst week. Mr. Kkern shipped a car of hay to Portland last week. Fred flchalfer. from Molalla, was In our town one day last week on busi ness. Miss Mao, teacher at Marks Pralrlit district, was an Oregon City visitor Saturday. Charleg Dalton and family havo moved to Salem. James Erlckson is moving In the I Roller house on Front street, j Mrs. S. Hellzlg Is very sick at her 'home at Marks Prnlrle. George Newton Is on the sick llBt with a severe attack of throat trouble. J. J. Wiirful has Just received a I large shipment of dishes and glass- j war" from the Fust. ; , Twentieth Century Grange has i j changed the time for holding their j regular meetings from evening tu day i meetlnm. Time of meetings mnuid I Saturday of each month lit in o'clock I A. M. Hernnrd Ilerg were I'ortluml visit .n Inst Sunday. Wllmer Sandniii'SH return I home from Portland Snturdny. The Ijidli'iT Aid met at thil home of Mrs. U Wrolstadt Wednesday. lUttlo Irwin returned home Sunday from the (). A. C. James Krlckaon has moved Into Mr. Colar's house, recently vacated by K. Ogle and family We hear some talk of another store In llnrlow. W. S. P. II. Tull Is loading ties for the Company. How It Your Digestion. Mrs. Mary Dnwllng of No. 228 8lh Ave., Ban Francisco, recommends a remedy for Hlotniieh trojihle. She savn; "Gratlliidu for dm wonderful effect of Kleclrlc Hitters In a case of acute Indigestion, prompts this testi monial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Kiectrlc Hitters Is the best remedy on the market today." This great tonic and alterative nWllcltie Invigorates tlio system, purifies the blood ainj Is im perially helpful In all forms of fe liinle weukness, fiOc, at Jones Drug ompatiy. Hut thern Is one remedy that will kill Ihe germs and euro rslsrrh, and that Is Hyoiiiol, th Australian dry sir treatment, Huntley Ilros. Co., the druggists, will guaranten llyomel lo rum r tnrrh, or money hsrk. IVm't dolsy this treatment, llrenthu In llyomel and kilt Ihn germs, Huntley Ilros. o. will sell you n complete llyoincl outfit. Including n. hsler, for only i.nu. It . M Kimr intei'd to cur n brunch it U natb til ft coughs and roltls, hay fever am) rniii).' Mrs. H. J. Faulkner and daughter, Violet, were visiting over Sunday with the forntur's mother. Mrs. K. Sal t niarsh. J. H. Daly, who sold his farm at Mackhbttrg before going East, has re tu.ned from his trip, and patsi-d through Canby on Friday. Mr. Daly sp-nt Miiuie time in Mexico, and re turned to Or 'gon by way of Cali fornia, visiting with relatives In that fctale for a few weeks. He has pur chased a farm consisting of twenty acres ina.r Manpiatn, where he ex pects to make his home In the future. Mrs. IJvrtha Foster, who has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hol'z man, relumed to her home In I'ort 'an I Tuesday, and on U'edne.-.ilay li ft for California, whero she will reside p.-nnanentiy. Tiio infant; child of Mr. and Mrn. Warren j f, which has been seriously ill. is Improving. Miss Ora lye. accompanied by Afrs. Si null, of Portland, will spend Thanks-1 ; 1 ; ! giving with the former's parents, Mr. Stamps given free .with every order and Airs. H. A. lye. tof cabinits and tm? button, free with .Mr. and Mr'. Fred Ferguson, of every order of utamps. Also special , Portland, and Airs. Casiie Kvatis, for- prices on enlargements until January I W.l, only. C. W. DA MM, ' (!anhy, Oregon. Dr. A. T. Stevenson was in Oregon City en a bii-dtiess trip Friday, return- merly of this place., but now of port- I ing here in the evening... '. iland, are spending Thanksgiving with' Mrs. T. L. flatten was an Oregon Mr. and Airs. William Cantwell. "! (,'ity visitor Saturday, the guest of i Prcoanitions are hetng made (for! her daughter. Alts. J. L. Waldron. the Sutiilay School convention to he 1 J. H. Llndsley, who owns several held in the Al. K. chnrch on Fridav : heads of line race horses, arrived Inland Saturday. Many of the hosiiita BARLOW. never rains In Oregon (m Sunday evening, December u. rottnny tins ween, bringing witn nun (ble people or Canny are arranging to "The Land of the Koran," a mission-1 three of them, w hich he 1; to winter j keep the' delegates, and a very sue- ary lecture, beautifully, inusiraiea, , ami win iraiu on me race iracs at. me cessrui meeting is promises. will be given by Rev. W. J. Weber at the M. E. church. All are cordially Invited. Oa account of the Sunday School convention held here this week the fair grounds, but owing to the poor buildings that are on the grounds for the accommodation of the horses that were constructed before the fair, he was obliged to bring them to the llv- llaln, rain, it but It pours. Colonial Jack, who Is walking and pushing his wheelbarrow around the bordr of the Cnlled Slates, passed NEW ERA. , "Spud sacking" is the order lhe.e rainy days. Airs. Frank Washerman of Portland ! spent .Saturday nnd Sunday wllh her si.'ti r, Airs. J. liiirgoyne. J. L. Hoffman was a Canby visitor Friday. Drtiesl Crileser Is up the river set ting out Cottonwood trees for the pulp mill company. Alls t Saddler of Portland Is1 a gucHt at tli" Hiii'.-oyue home this week. Miss Net tin liiirgoyne mid friend.' Miss Saddler, atti tided the Thauksglv- j ing dance m Aurora Thursday night, I Ali-s Ituhy Newbury made a Hying; My to Oregon City Tiiowluy even- Ing. leaving at 1:21 and returning at r,: n;. ' Air. Wink is suffering with rliniina- ' llxni. Wallace McCord of Twilight Hall i called on due and We.dey Sevcllt Hun- day evening. : Ali-lvln Huff, a student of the O. A. ('. at Corvallls, w as visit Ing friends here the fore part, of the week. Grandpa Vetcio Is still on the sick list. AlrS. G. W. Grace of Oregon City took Thanksgiving dinner with Airs. H. P. Wink. I Funeral of Infant. The funeral of Dexter Klepper, Ihe Infant son of Air. and Mrs. Mepper, of St. John, was held lion' Friday, the Interment helm; In .Mountain View cemetery. The child was aged onu month, and died Wednesday at St. John. WHY 8UFFER? Ereathe Hyomel and Kill the- Loath somo Catarrh Germs. Jusl as long iik your tioHe will Jfch, your breath will he foul, you will hawk and suit, ami you will do other disgusting things because yon can't help yourself. ''he germs of catarrh have got you III their power; lln-.v tire continually and persistently digging Into and Iriltallng the mucous mem hranc of your nose nnrl throat. They nre now mulling your life mlseriible; In llnie they will sap your ontltv hjs torn of Its energy, Kh strength. It i vigor and Ivtallty. fill N, & IT 13 A BARLOW. Vrrng Willi has .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hates enter- through our town November 21. look ...Ino.V .V... ...1.1..1 In - . .. I. .. Ii. .- .. . . . ... lumen lii: wuini emu in a Y:i y loiaiiii Ing -manner at their home on Wednes day evening. During the evening re freshments were served, and a most student of the Ing well and hearty. Miss llattle Irwin, a Agricultural College, Is spending of Macksburg is wl'h her at present. Thanksgiving week at home. " C. (. Tull, Henry Gllbei'tson ami .Mrs. S. Held iJerk Is suffi In-art trouble anil dropsy. She been under the doctor's caro for some time, Imt Pt g'-ming veaXer Mid has a nurse with her constantly. Mrs. Aleeks of Canby has lieeti with tor for several weeks, but she- Is Iti fl.ied of rest an I I as gone liOT.e. Mrs. pali.ier PERFECT FIT THAT WE GIVE YOU That Is Urn reputation wo maintain. William McLarty .Tailor ANDRE8EN BUILDING Second Floor Suspension- Bridge Cor. We Lay Our Eggs BEFORE YOU FR"E8H FROM THE FARM. FROM HEN TO YOUR TABLE THEY COME AS QUICKLY A3 IT 18 POS SIBLE TO GET THEM. TRY SOME AND SEE HOW DIF FERENT THEY ARE FROM JL'ST ORDINARY EGGS. BUT GOOD AS THEY ARE. THEY ARE' NOT A BIT BETTER THAN All Giroceries Handled Here, IF YOU LIKE ONR EGGS, AS YOU SURELY WILL, YOU WILL LIKE OUR OTHER GROCERIES EQUALLY A3 WELL; YOU'LL LIKE OUR PRICES, TOO. THEY ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST THAT WILL PAY FOR FINE QUALITY. SEELEY'S THE PEOPL1V8 GROCER Ninth and Main Street. Oregon City, Oregen. t