Oregon City enterprise., June 25, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE itf, 1909.
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JENNINGS LODGE.
The contract for the JeaRer Broth
er's summer house has been lot to Mr.
John F. JennlnRS and excavaling has
begun. We will be delighted to hate
the above people and their families
residents of the Lodge.
Little Philip Eugene Rice has been
quite 111 since coming into ramp on
the river. At this writing there are
a number of children ill. Among them
are Pern Hart, Sibyl Drown and Har
old Pratt
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and a friend
fi-om Portland visited with Mr. Hose's
family on Tuesday. They expect to
open up camp In about two weeks.
Mr. Tarter, of Portland, a former
school mate of A. F. Russell, spent
Sunday at the Russell home.
Major and Mrs. Clarkson attended
the Palmer-Zels nuptials in Portland
on Saturday at the Trinity Church.
The wedding took place at high noon,
noon.
Mrs. C. P. Morse enjoyed a short
vihit troni her sisters. Misses Eileen
and Flora Dill, of Portland.
Canoeing, sailing, boating and
launching are indulged In these de
lightful evenings ou the Willamette
and the residents are entertained by
the merry singing of the quartette
among the jolly campers.
The Misses Nellie Preeble. Norma
Sparks, of Portland, and Mr. and Miss
Hallen, of Courtney, formed a party
on board the .eloop Winward on Sat
urday afternoon, with Lloyd Spooner
and Wilson Miller as mates and the
crew enjoyed a pleasant sail Into Port
land. On returning the following day
with Messers Spooner and Sliller!
were a jolly party. Among them were
the Misses Rosa Sacht and Harnett .
Jacobson. of Portland, and Miss Bess
Brown, of Indiana, and Messers Wal-:
ter and Edd Anderson and Mr. Stew
art. Luncheon was served under the i
trees and the party canoed back to
Portland by starlight.
Arthur Roberts has purchased a ,
boat from Mr. David Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and the car-
centers left on Monday for their new ,
home, which is nearing completion,
near Can by.
Mesdames Flora Beckner and Delia
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Estacada and Eastern Clackamas
ESTACADA. ' ;a quantity of rolled barley and wasn't
I sure whether it was the cow or colt
A boy nine years of age. giving his which had eaten the barley, so to
name as Lawrence Hatfield, who has get the right one gave them both a j
been In the vicinity of Estacada since iarge dose of medicine. Both are do
last Saturday in the care of strangers. jng gne Quite a joke on one or tother ,
was turned over to Constable W. A. ;of them. . !
Jones Wednesday awaiting the loca- i g A Douglas has some lovely flow
tion of his parents. He claims that he ers j,is front yard, so Fred Anderson
came from Garfield, Wash, and ex- .gays, f think "he Is thinking of try-
plains his presence here through a lng to ge a start of them as he has
mistake by taking the wrong line. He been geen leaning on the picket fenco
says he was headed for Oregon City admiring their beauty. But that Is i
and walked from his home to this aj Tif,t Freddie, all young men ad
place. Arrangements are being made mire anv ting that is pretty,
to find his parents through the Aid So- Miss "Eia an(j cieo Douglas, from
clety of Portland. ! Dufur, are visiting relatives and
School District No. 108 elected J.: friend's of this vicinity. All are glad
W. Reed Director for three years, and t0 see ti,em back again.
L. E. BelBls Clerk for the ensuing j Road supervisor S. A. Douglas is
term of one year. It was decided to ,j0ng gome excellent work on the
place a fifth teacher In the school the roads. He says if he had $1000 or
coming term. The question of a spe- j1500 to spend on the roads Instead
cial tax was discussed, but finally ,of j500j ne could make more Improve
postponed until the Board of Equlli- ments is the roads are pretty bad and
ration meets for the purpose of as- nee(j work done in so many places,
certainlng the aggregate assesed valu- . Mr Neelie, who was moving his
atlon of the district. donkey engine, had quite an accident
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kellogg, of while crossing Goose Creek bridge.
Portland, are visiting the family of jhe bridge gave away and turned the
Howard M. James. engine over and did considerable dam-
Mrs. B. C. Hartson, of Eureka. Cal., Bp . both engine and bridge. The
Is visiting with her nephew, L. E.
Belfils.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kilgore, of Chi
cago, III., are visiting their Bona
Sherman and Clarence, at Spring
water, and expect to remain most of
the Summer.
A special car brought about 50
young school folks from Portland to
Estacada where they spent the day
picnicking.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holder, after
many years of residence near Esta
cada, have left for Salem. Or., where
thev will make their future home.
EAGLE CREEK.
Eagle Creek had a most Interesting
ball game last Sunday with the Ful
ton boys. The score was 6 to 14 in
Eagle Creek's favor. There was a
large crowd of sports come out to
witness the game aud use their lung
power. Next Sunday the Eagle Creek
boys will go to CamaB, Wash., to play
a game with the Camas boys.
Quite a number of young people of
this burg attended the basket social
and school entertainment last Satur
day evening. All report having a
lovely time. But on the way home a
certain young man got his arm out
of place and had quite a time to get
It back. Look out young man next
time and be more careful as you
knew the road was rough.
- Ward Douglas, who had ills knee
badly twisted in a logging camp at
Mill City, Is improving slowly.
Mrs. S. A. Douglas, who hase been
III for some, time, isn't Improving very
. fast. . , , , i ., ,
Mr. Balou had a valuable colt ea!
Beaver; Engraving
Company
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and Northwestern
Roberta gave a very pretty afternoon
party at the home of Mrs. Roberts
on Thursday, June 17th, in honor of
Mrs. Bruechert, of Dubuque. Iowa, and
sister of Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. J. A.
Soesbe and Mrs. C. L. Smith wor
the honored guests of Mrs. Iloeknor.
Mrs. Soesbe has recently returned
from Newport and Mrs. Smith was
formerly of Portland. Maine. Mrs C.
L. Smith captured the priie In the
strawberry contest. Those present
were Mesdames F. W. Bruechert, J.
A. Soesbe, C. U Smith. . K. Morse.
H. H. Emmons. H. C. Painton. Frank
rratt, Fred Terry and William Uard
nor and Miss Scripture. Rogrvts were
sent by Mrs. William Rose, U. D.
Boardman, Allen Brown and C. P.
Morse
it ...ivA pnint nloAAiire to Maior and
Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs. Tom Spoon- Work on the basement of the Moth
er to have for their guests for aodisl church Is rapidly progressing
t w hours on Sunday afternoon. Ml. under the supervision of Rev. Blanch
George Hlmes, of Portland, and Mr. lett.
and Mrs Wheeler Church, of Glad- The dance given Thursday evening
stone. 'was a huge success. The dance was
Mr and Mrs. G. D. Boardiuan have1 given for the purpose of raising funds
returned from a most delightful visit, to boost the 4ih of July celebration,
among old friends and neighbors .at S. C. Alexander has painted his
Hood River and Mr. G. t). reports house which Improves the looks of
he did justice to the strawberries .
while there.
Mrs. Will Jacobs and Miss Arline
Shaver visited In Portland on lues
day. Miss Millar and Dr. Rice returned
to their home in Vancouver on Mon
dav after a pleasant visit with Mr.
Will Millar and the Rice family.
Mr. Thompson, of Sell wood, and a
mirtv of friend sneut Mondav at tho
Lndse. ng. After the wedding ceremony a
Miss Edna Clark, of Gladstone, aud small banquet was given. The happy
Miss Grace Morris, of Xewbers. have couple left the same night for the
been the guests of Miss Arline Shaver coast where they will spend their
during the week. houoynioon. Dr. Eniinoll Is at the
Word has been received from Mrs. head of the Biology Department of
James Sample of U-aveuworth. Kans-! Washington I'nlversity. Mrs. Einmell
ss. and her many friends here will for the past six years has been a teach
be' pained to hear she has been ill ' or In the Vancouver schools,
for about five weeks, but Is hotter ,
now. In Mrs. Sample's short stay l
a year ago at this place she became ;
endeared to so many of us that her t
letters are anxiously waited for. !
Dr. Eddy and Miss Nunamaker, of,
Oregon City, were guests at the home ;
of Mr. and Mrs. Morse on Sunday eve-1
ning and had a pleasant visit with
Will Bruechert. a former school mate.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse also entertained i
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, of Los Angeles, j
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Scrip- (
ture. of Oregon City, during the wek.
Mrs. Pease, of Risley. spent the day
at the home of Mrs. Terry on Monday. '
.Mr. mm .urs. jumi nuii-. m .'- i
alia.- returned from an extended trip
In the East, visiting In Iowa. Indiana,
and South Dakota. On their return
spent a few days with the latter's
sister. Mrs. H. J. Rice. On Friday
Mrs. Harless and Mrs. Rice left for
Vancouver, being over Sunday visit
ors at that place.
Mr. Bandemieer. of Portland, took
luncheon with Mr. Morse and family
on Saturday. Mr. Morse has rented
some of Mr. Badermeer's river front
property. Thursday evening was a great sue-
The school election took place atjoess, being attended by many outsld-?
the Jennings Lodge school house on members from Portland and Oregon
Monday, June 2lst, 1S03. The candl- City.
bridge has been repaired and the
broken parts of the engine are in L.
Baker's blacksmith shop, being re
paired. DODGE.
James Marrs killed a big bear Sun
day. He had to fight or run, as she
had three cubs with her. The cube
climbed a tree so he could not get
them without killing them. He took
pity on them and let them live.
There were a couple of automobile!!
in Dodge last week trying the good
roads.
James Park and his brother, Bert,
purchased a pair of colts last wetk
James Marshbank saw a coyote njur
hir house but could not run fast
enough to catch It. Have to gel up
more speed, Jim.
Miss Ethel Keller and sister Mabie,
and Miss Myrtle Park, came very near
having a serious accident Sunday
while driving home from Estacada.
While going don the hill near Air.
Wilson's the tug became unhitched,
the horse became frightened and be
gan kicking. By quick action and J
cool head they got off without nuuh
damage.
KELSO.
Miss Wanda Hoffman, 17 years old,
of this place, fell from a moving car
In Portland last Friday, striking her
heart on the pavement. She now lies
in the Good Samaritan hospital In a
serious condition.
The stork recently left three new
babies In Kelso. A girl at Mr. Fran-
!cls' home and boys at Victor Errick-
'son and Max KJigel's.
I Rllle Sinclair, sister of Walter Sin-
lelair, of the Hindu case here last year,
idled In a Portland hospital last week.
j B. Nelson is working his team on
I the Melnlg hill at Sandy.
! John Jonsrud Is rushing work on
his father's big barn.-
Miss Anna Jarl and little Dorothy
Busby were visiting in Kelso last
week, ...
. August Dlet'.'l ..and family of Wis
consin, formerly of this place, are ex
pected here, on a .visit , soon.. Jbey
still own 'their farm here.-' , . .
Mr. Hoffman, our butcher, had the
misfortune to- lose one of bin horse
last. Seek. The. Jeamjan, away and
Clackamas
dates for directors for the three years
term were Mr. U Wilcox. Mr. W. E.
Beckner, Mr. Slocum and Mrs. Delia
Roberts for clerk. The result of the
election was Mr. Wilcox for director
and Mr. C. 1). Sicum for clerk. A
Ir.rse attendance was present.
The board held their tlrst meeting
on Tuesday evening, June 22, at the
home of Mr. C. D. Slocum.
OAK GROVE.
Mrs. A. K. Oosgriff is taking In the
Exposition at Seattle,
At the school election held Monday
evening tJeoigo Hansen was re-elected
director. Miss t'olburn was elected
clerk, but owing to the Tact that she
Is not a tax payer, a new clerk must
he elected.
I Ijou Armstrong. E. C. Warren and
his place very niucn.
J. L. Burgess made a business trip to
Oregon City Monday morning.
Mrs. Kuehl, who was Injured by fall
ing from her barn loft Is able to be
around again.
Dr. V. E. Eintnoll. of St. Louis, Mo.,
and Miss Zella Lewis, of this place,
wore married at the home of the
bride's parents, on Wednesday even-
OAK GROVE.
Mrs w WoMs 1UU, chiijren are
visiting at Ashville. !
Mrs lA,onarj 0f Sunuystde, has
"visi,g atTorwillingor's the j
(he past veek
Ern(,"t Hards. ho has been Mtend- i
;f ,h(? staU, i-nVerslty at Eugene, i
nMurneiI home Tuesday morning. J
H Graham and wif. 0f Portland.
visited with G. W. Sherk on Sunday, i
Henrv shlltt,r o Portland, was mar- '
rM to Miss Emma Kodlani the ;
t)iU,st (lall!;ht,,r of Mr. 8nil Mrs John )
Lvi,inll, Tensdnv pvenlne. The
tin can brigade was out to speed
them on their Journey.
At the special school election held :
on the 14th to decide about bonding
the district for $4500 to build a new j
school house, the bill was received. !
The Oak Grove Jrs. lost to Monta-:
villa Sunday in an exciting game of
base ball by score of 8 to 2. The (
first team defeated -Piedmont by a
score of 5 -to 4.
The Fraternal Tribune dance held j
i one of the horses broke Its leg and j
had to be killed. I
' Mr. Bruseth, who sold his farm here !
recently, has purchased 10 acres of
Jland in Bridish, Col., and Mrs. Bru
' seth has bot a new home at Elk City,
; Lincoln County, Oregon,
j Go to Sandy to celebrate on July
' 3 and meet all. of your old friends
land neighbors.
SPRINGWATER.
The "Good Templars" met again last
Wednesday night, and had a good
time as usual. There was a lare
crowd, and people are still jolrlrg
which means a good time.
The Sunday baseball team, and Lo
gan team had a game last Sun-lav
which resulted in a score of 5 to C in
fevor of Logan.
The school election, which ras held
last Monday, resulted as follow-3: Sli r
man Kilgore, clerk; Preston Howell,
director.
There will be preaching prvices
next Sunday morning and evening by
the new minister. Everyone wel
come to come.
Mrs. Kilgore, from Chicago, Is here
now visiting her sons.
Sprlngwater is noted for Its fine
strawberries. For instance, some of
them must be sliced in order to make
"strawberry pies."
Rich Men's Gifts are Poor
besides this: "I want to go on record
as saying that I regard Electric Bit
ters as one of the greatest gifts that t
God has made to woman," writes Mrs. j
O. Rhlnevault, of Vester Center, N. Y.
"I can never forget what It has done :
for me." This glorious medicine gives ;
a woman buoyant spirits, vigor of j
of body and Jubilant health. It quickly
cures Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Mel- j
ancholy. Headache, Fainting and Diz
zy Spells; soon builds up the weak,!
ailing and sickly. Try them. 50 cents
at Jones Drug Company. !
EAGLE CREEK.
Mrs. Wesley Douglass, her niece,
Miss Cleo Douglass, Mrs. Henry I'dell
and James Gibson went to Portland
last Wednesday on a business trip.
Henry Udell went to Stevenson,
Wash., last Thursday, making hit;
brother Wlllard a short visit, and re
turning home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Victor Berg, accompanied by
Mrs. Clark, made a brief visit to Eala,
cada last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Douglass were
Estacada visitors on Friday.
Mr. Howlett and Mrs. J, P. Woodlo
called on Mr .and Mrs. Tracy, of Esta
cada, Friday afternoon.
Roy Douglass made a brief business
trip to Portland Saturday.
We heard that Lee liartlemay,' who
purchased the farm known as the
I'ankey place, last fall, has sold out
fur $5500.
Mr. Klrchern, of the Sellwnod Lum
ber Company, came out Sunday in an
automobile to visit his mill on Deep
Creek.
Some of the young people of the
hill attended the entertainment at liar
Urn Saturday evening and reported a
fine time.
The Eagle Creek nine played a
game of ball 'with the Fultun team
Sunday afternoon on the home dia
mond. "The score was C "to 14 In fa
vor.trf Eagle (,'reek. Npxt Sunday the
Ifiglt Creek boys expect1 tp go to
Caisis to play with the Camas bovs.
- Mm. Wesley Jjoughis aud. Mrs. .Will
JJI'I!KLS?5w''r,! t'"! Kllt!,itH of Mr. and
Mrs. Jamea DoShaior, of Firwood,
Sunday, ...
J. D. Norman, an Advent preacUer,
of Portland, came, out to Eagle Creek
Sunday, held services In the school
house Sunday noon and evening, mid
will remain In tho neighborhood all
week and hold services every evening.
Mr. and Mrs. MclSraw, of Currtna
vllle, wore visiting at the home of J.
P. Woodlo Sunday afternoon.
The annual school meeting of this
district was held Monday afternoon at
the school house for the purpose of
electing a director and clerk. H. S.
Gibson wna re-elected olerk anil Alex
ander Baker was elected director,
Mr. West was sawing wood for J, P.
Woodlo with his steam saw. the first
of the week.
Miss lionise Laiarus came out from
Portland on Monday lo make her fath
er and mother a visit.
Kills Her Fot of 20 Years.
"The most merciless enemy I had
for SO yearn." dwlnroti Mrs. James
Duncan, of Haynosvlllo, Me., "was
Dyspepsia. I suffered Intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had fail
ed and several doctors gave me up,
I tried Electric Bitters, which cured
me completely. Now I can eat any
thing. I am TO years old and am over
joyed to get Niy health and strength
back again." For Indigestion, loss ot
appetite, kidney- trouble, lame back,
female complaints. It's unequnled.
Only 60c at Jones Drug Co.
FIRWOOD.
The business meeting of Firwood
Progressive Association was well at
tended. The hall was beautifully dec
orated In evergreen bovs and tlowers.
A very Interesting meeting was had.
Among other things a committee was
a( pointed to select soil to be sent to
Corvallls for analysis. A very en
joyable programme was rendered. J.
Roberts wna appointed to edit a pa
per to be called the "Firwood Bugle."
to be read at the next mooting, tho
third Saturday of July.
RANGE WEEK
Here is an offer in Range value, bot'i in quality and
price, that you cannot find elsewhere if you hunt the
state ot Oregon over and continue to ncarch for i year.
We first went in with a Portland dealer and together we
bought a car load of these ranges, we taking one-third of
the car. We have just one Range left of that lot and
this week we have received, direct from the factory, a
carload of ranges, all for our own trade.
Description of tbc Improved Cascade
Mide of velvet-blue steel, asbestoa lined throughout, and
protected by steel lining.' Reservoir i white enameled
inside, aluminum finished large oven; top is semi-malleable,
making it as durable as full malleable. Nickle
plated trimmings are plain and easily kept clean. The
weight of this range in the medium size is 410 pounds.
If set alongside a $t)5 full malleable range you would
select tbt Improved Cascade a the best of the two and
you would make no mirtake at that.
Our price for the Improved Cascade start at $36.50
and on up for the larger sizes. We Guarantee them to
give absolute satisfaction.
Free Kitchen Treasure
Handsomely finished; two flour bins,
two bread boards, two drawers; with
spruce top. Thsre is not a more el
egant Kitchen Treasure in any Clack
amas cotinty home. For one week
ending June 2Hflr, we will include
Absolutely Free, with a range one
of these Kitchen Treasures, if you
mention this advertisement.
We offer an excellent selection of Pocket Knives at ..... .
Jloy s Pocket
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The library report of the past month
was glwu by tho, Librarian, Mia. Ida
M. Hart: Books h'lid, 34; tnagnitlus,
11; agricultural pamphlets, 0.
( B. Corey, of Three Six, A. C.
Mllllron, of Bullrim and Mlsa N. Ilea
cock, of Gresham, came to attend the
F. P. A. meeting. v
Mlsa K. R. Malar Ik Matting in
Southern California.
Ray Howe made a hurried trip to
Portland.
The community wna well represent
ed at the meeting of the Firwood
school board hold at the aehool house
Monday at J P. M. .
Charles W. Butler, of Portland,
spent Sunday at Camp lille-a whlle.
Johnnie St. Clair, of Montavllla,
called on K. D. Hart. Sunday.
Mrs. A. Motjel and son, Emit, spent
a few daya In Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballon, of Eagle Creek,
visited at the homo of C. W. Cnssedy.
This country seems to be attracting
considerable attention. Three largo
auto loads of ooplu were looking over
this part of the country Sunday.
Clark Strong was on the sick list
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs, McCabe.Sr., has been serious
ly III for the past two weeks.
Chlldron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
REDLANO.
Children's Day exerelsos at M. E.
Church June 13 were line. The church
was prettily decorated with fern and
evergreens and banks of rose and
wild tlowers. The children ill J well
and showed careful drilling tut the
part of those In elm r go. The day wa
observed at the I'lilou Sunday School
In the afternoon. Them also the room
was nicely decorated with tlowers and
beautiful canary birds that could sing
louder than anyone else. All did
flue,
A largo crowd of pupils and rela
tives attended the si-hotd picnic at
Redland school last Friday. Tho la
To The Farmer
who depends upon harvesting and I
IIIIIH IIJ'W
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wSiWerTLnow InT Especially convenient for the summer season wo are of
payment three months from date of fCring a fine assortment of Brown and White Earthen
purchase. ' . .
This is what buying irMarjWare ('rown outside with inside white glazing). In
load lots from the factory ithis ware we )lave Tea Pots, Cassarolcs, Pitchers and
can do for you. Bowls of assorted sizes, priced at 10. 16, and 20 cents
each. Also Earthen Jars, sizes 1 to 8 gallons, just the
,23c to $lo
Knives, 10c an'l lc
E.W.mellifeii&o.
Any Cold Can be Cured
without "cold curen." rouizh mixture" and
the like opiate filled medicines. All you have to
do it to open your bowels
f lllvr"-1
Hurt will carry tht cold groin
you'll gtt well In no tintp.
Ituuitrtl or luvs iiifumaunn, nrvr iim t
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I4KS Sll IMV Illl'lfl l-ini" J -
bcllrr In lilt moruliiir.
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FOR SALE BY JONES
dies, served a tine dinner, after which
the children gave a program consist
ing of songs, pieces an dialogues.
Among the out of town guests were
Superintendent Gary and wife. County
Ciiuinilssloner .Muttoon, aud Miss
Francis Stone, of Vancouver, MessrSi
Gary and Matloou gavo short address
os and Miss Stone sMke a piece called
"Signing the lieclariitlou." It was one
of her own writing and was well ren
dered. Miss Sloiie Is a young lady
of only 15 'years and Is a Due elocu
tionist, and carried away tho honors
of her school at Corvallls this year
Annual school meetings were held
at (lie th rue school bonnes In Hod-
I land Monday night. School illilrli-t No
J 73 and the Evergreen school elected
I one now ineiulier each, Mr. KIitIioiii
on the hoard for tlio former and Mr.
' Oldham for the latter, lint Fir Grove
began the year with all new members
i hut one. The board of director are
in follows: Mr. Kerr. Mr. I'nlehn and
Mr. Bouncy, with Mm. Gus Leasch as
clerk.
Mlsse Mortimer and Griffith return
ed to their hiNiioa at Purl land after
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ONE
CREAM
SEPARATOR
LEFT
We decided to close these separators
out. This one, .V0 pounds capacity per hour, is the only
one remaining. We will sell it for $! less than the
best price you can get in Portland. There is no better
separator on the market and only one other make that
is equal to it. To prove our confidence we will allow
you to try this separator before paying for it.
SOLID OAK DRESSER
BARGAIN
This is a beautifully finished
tails regularly for $18.0(1.
Eighteen of them, as we arcsclliuir them,?--S3U
at a bargain. It is yours for
$13.50
THIS DRESSER $11.50
This is a "PRINCESS" Kyle, finished in
Goluen Oak. Wc have less than a doz
en left out of an order of .'S8. With ex
tra heavy French plate mirror it is an el
egant piece of furniture.
Ptice, $11.50
i thing for packing butter, pickles, preserves, etc.
Water Sets consisting of Large
six Drinking Glasses
; Maple Chopping Bowls - . - ,
I Children's mth Tub (galvanized iron)
Grey Enamel Coffee ami Tea Pots
i Blue Taml White-Coffee and Tea Vole.-
Nickle Plated Coffee arid Tea Pots
, - ggy whips,' large .assortment, any price,
wide with
WiMiiii
and yiumlc mlniu twy sad
II yu luvs a cold or ait run.
23c Box
IHUHI COMPANY.
closing a very successful 'li"l year. ,
The best wishes of all go wllli them.
Miss Mortimer had four scholar
thai were neither tardy nor absent for
(he year. They are tlrace aud Glady
Allen; Edgar Bnick and Atlln Al
leti.
Ltlttr Lltt.
List of uiiclaliued loiter at the
Oregon City postolllie for tho week
Hiding June !!. ISMM.
Woman list Cni'krel, Mr, rt J.
MangiiH Miss Itiilh; Young, Mrs.
Ellen.
Men's list Cleiliinnu, .lumen I,
I leer. Joseph; .Simpson, Elmer: Tay
lor. Fred; Wheeler, W. II:
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Sought
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Signature
Eastern
We bought Xmm
Glass pitcher and
- - - Price, 60c
4 20c
$1.10
,45
.60
- .75
2 for .05;
1 5c up
' Opposite CcurtHouse
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