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OUEOON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY DECEMBER 17, 1909. CHILDREN WRITE LETTERS TO SANTA LITTLE FOLKS BEND LETTERS FOR BANTA CLAU8, TO , THE ENTERPRISE. ( 'hrlitl mint onniitii tmlv mien u veiir mid llxi Kulnrprlitii fully Ix'IIkvuh In i'Iiictiiiu nun iiin spirit or tlm x i'iihIoii iuiiI I'liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiK llin lilitli nf iinr Huvliir liy giving enjoyment to llin llllln fulliN, wliu wore IiIh i'Kii'cliil riii. i tin Kniiw'iiriHu riH k j ii i " r u l In liluiw thill tlm uniinnil iniliiillillNu policy ho full I) fill followed In boiillng nun nun iiiih our minium or inrini'r IliK I In' Imi'h'iilN or CIllokuliiHN ('nun ly Ih it i iiucm-IuN'.I liv tlm lllltllllll lit linite, 1 1 1 1 1 wit liul. It In but seldom llin l',nlii'irlnii Iiiih I liti iiiiiirliiiilty of liniyiiiK niuiiu i luurt. lint piiiovwng li'llom received nl I It Ih (iIHcii illiorloil In "Huiitii ('limn" In rum of III" I'.n li'iprlnti hIhiwm ciiiicluiilvt'ly Hint even Hi" Mill" uiH'ii hit vii fulili In Ih" l.'ii tol'pt'lHO, mm Well II H "Dltl HlllltU." OltKliON CITY Or. Iiw. 15 'Oil. Iii-iir Hiintii I'liuni I inn four yours olil und I II vo lit tlreonpolnt unit my numo In Orvlllo HiiriiH, Will ynii ii'uhii bring In" a ill urn, u lim n iiml u llnl" luimln mitl il I ruin mill gun iiml iI"iihh Hi bring u tlnlllit uiul hi rt to Mini" HIiiiiikhih n lilt Kill who llvt'H wllli im mill bring Krmiltlti l.lnu a truln und K'Hl. II" Ih it Hill" hoy who lives wllli ii uml ili'iir olil Hmilii dun If 'iii think you might not Ituil u, why. my liiuiidpii lliirint Ih ioIi' uml hit will hIiow jfiui Ih" way, Ho liyii hyt', dmir iihl Hitnlii ('limit mill hit Ntiru mid come to our Imiiiiii', with lots of luvu from your lllllx .iliunln, flKVII.I.K KliWAKI) lll'IINH. 21 17th HI.. Oregon City. Oregon. I', 8 A merry Christ mil lo you, ili'iir olil Hitnlii CIiiiih. OREGON CITY. Or. Iii itr Hiinlii CIiiiih I mn nlii" your olil My numo In Murl" HlminiiUH uml I llvn ut Hums', hi (ir""iiKim. I'li'iiH" tirliiK '"" a set of dlnhos nnil n stovo uml n ilolly mnl n ItiiKity, ami bring my llnl" uls ter, Mildred, hIiA wants a Toddy Hour uml a ilolly mnl u hiiKity. Klin Uvea ut (irmulmii Wheolor'u, tint nnmo of their homo In "lliiipy Hollow", over nil tho AliiTiii'lhy crook. Thin Ih All, ui'iir minis nana, a merry i iirmiiiiiia to you dour HhiiIa Claim. Kroin your little friend, MAUIIC RIMMONH. 22 17 Hi., Oregon City, Oregon. (tllEGON CITY Or. Hour Hnnlu l.unt your I wroln you n letier.toll. IliK you what I wanted for ChrlHt'miiH. You with in klml lo tirliiK inn th thing I.nk"i for. no thin your ilt'Ur Huiiia, il"umt bring ni" a truln. mi engine, tender, with shliiey coal,! I hix ritr, All for A wide trnrk. uml nlno iilruHit bring inn A lit t In ml pump ThmikliiK you very much, mn, llilln GKOItGK I'fHKY. lonii MhIii HI . 'Oregon city Oregon. FIRWOOD. A avtuxil mooting of DUtrlrt No. SI. whh liclil for Ih" purMini of voting n special lax to defray the expense of moving tint hcIiihiI limine nut to the county ronil. remodeling tlm liulltllnK Ami fixing up the school ground. A mooting will I ip hi., At Klrwooil Hull. Heremhrr IK. K I. M, for the puriiiiKti of iIIhi'iihnIiik mnl porlinp or gunlitliiii it farmer' telephone line Th" pacific Htnte T"li'plioiii Com. puny will hnvti a r"prt'H"iiliillvtt there. All IntcroMoil In thin hiiIiJ"i'I ure re. qui'Hti'il to h" pri'Hcn.. An .mn trtMt will lie glvnn hy thn Klrwtriiil I'roKrrAHlvft khimIuIIoii lit Klrwooil Hull, on Xiiiiih cvo. tarrni lT Jt. Old HanU will bo thcrn mil " Hint I'ViTyliody k"Ih a iittx-kliiK full of rninly. A K(kI proKrnin will ho rt'iulcri'il riuiHltlliiK of imiHlo, illn li'KUi'H and ri'i'ltutloiiH. A kikkI tlmn Ih nnllclpiilcil a ronllul luvltiilloii Ik onli'mlt'ii to nil. Mr. Iliirki-r Ih npomllni; a fow woclm horo ImprovliiK It Im raiirh, "llln( out Hovorul ncri'H of uppl" orchiird mid K"HliiK it Into Hhnpo In movo IiIh funi lly horo tint Unit of th your. ItciiioniliiT ho di'liHlo nt Klrwooil, Hnliinliiy ovonlnit. Dorombor IS. 8 I'. M. yiioHllon, "HohoIvoiI. That I ho world Iiiih derlvi'd morn enjoyment from ImiiihltiK thun out Inn. K. I). Hurt uml A. C. Mllllron nt tondod tho Htuto HoTtlrultiiriil anil Hulrymon'H AHodntl(tiH In I'artluml. hint wook. MIhh la I'nrkor Ih rorovorlnR from nn nitnck of pncunionlii. Tlm (lloo club mot with Mro. Ma Hurl liiHt Humlny to prurllco nniHlc for tho XniAH ontortnlnmont. A JOYFUL PASTIME. It's Really a Pleaiur to Curt Catarrh by Breathing Hyomel. It Ihu'I a ploitHiirc to Hiituruto your Hlomnrh wlHi vllo niiHtruniH or tn Hhock tho tondor niomliriiiio of tho noHii mid throat with illHiiRrooithlo Hprnyu nnd douchoa. Hut Hlrnnno to nay thoro nro 11 fow thoiiHiind (loopUi who do not keep iihrcHHt of tho Union who nro hopltiK uiiulnHt liopo thnt IIioho mothoda will rid thoni of rntnrrh. If tho rmidiTH of tho KntorpriHO who auffor from cnliirrh wnnt to bun. IhIi HiIr vllo nnd dlHKUHtliiK (IIhoiiho for ovor K to Huntloy llroa. Co. to-dny nnd (tot it comploto llyoinol (pronoun- cod HlKh-o-mc) outfit for $1.00. If It donon't euro It won't coat yon a cent borniiHo Huntloy Ilroa. will glvo you your money bark. Ilyomol Ih ho Hlmplo and plonsuut to lino; pour a fow drops from tho tint lie Into tho Inhulor nnd brontho It In. A It piihhos over tlio memhrnno nnd Into tho Iiiiikb with thn nlr you brontho It Hoolhog the raw nionibrano nnd k II Ih tho catarrh Riirnis. Don't oxporlmont loiiRor. I-iOinlliiK (IniKKlHtB ovorywhore hoII Ilyomol for ruturrh, coiikIih, coIiIh, hronchltlH, otc. Prop a poHtul for our froo book, HiKith Kamoim l'ooplo, llooth'a Ilyomol Co., Dtiffalo, N. Y. Doo 317 j TAKE THE HINT m 1 , You can get the best that ! -. . . A.M U. . I ..... k. . .. n i I our new atock of canned Table I Fruits. They have the deliol- t ous, ripe navor. : at ! HARRIS' GROCERY i Oregon City. i Things for a Man It iimi'iI to ho cniiHliloroil a tiiHk to cIhkiho k f 1 h fur men. i' not ho HiIh your ut our moro. Iioli over tli Im Hut: Shaving Ball Pipe Leather Traveling Caaei Bull Caaei Umbrellui Cigar Caaa Tobacco Jari Safety Raiort Fountain Pena Watch Chains 'Smoker Seta Cigars Bill Books' Pocket Books Watches Humidors Ash Trays Military Brushes Cuff Links Shaving Mirrors Huntley Bros. Company Christmas Headquarters W Jt. 1 J A I M M H BOV M M M L. t 11 J'. I r rvi, -VI mm 5: Ideal) m Wo riirry Hourly a hundroil Wiitermun Idoul I'oiih In Mtock nnd cun suit uny liunil mid purn. All puna sold with prlvlleK'i of oxchuiiKo If point duo not Hllll. Wiilormun I'ons $ ,() lluntloy'a (Juurmiteod Kounluln Wuleriiinn I'l'iin, K"lil inoiinleil W; ,",() 1 " ... ,, lluntloy'H H"lf Klllora $1 .() (lold or Sllvor flllKroo I'oiih ' '' to $1) tinld I'oiih In I'eurl Holders Jl tu g. In our efforts to show you the completeness of our Christmas stock, we 'may at times sound almost boast ful in our printed ads but we don't' speak of our facilities or our stock at all in a boastful spirit. We only want, in the plainest language possible, to tell you of the opportunities in our big store for Xmas shopping. Our stock is so very large and varied that we can only mention the most important items. You owe it to yourself to come in and look around, then we think you will agree with us. No one will importune you to buy. Oregon Oregon City, A list for Boys and Girls Don't you think you can find munothlng In this llt for tho children? Knife, 25c up Fountain Pen, $1 up Pocket Glass, 10c up Books, 25c up Educational Games 25c Tooth Brush, 10c up Cloth Brush, 25c up Nail Brush, 5c up Military Brush, 75c up Umbrellas, 75c up Gold Chains, SI up Cuff Buttons, 25o up Collar Buttons, 10o up 8tick Pin, 25o Match Box, 25c Purse, 10c up Box Note Paper, 25c up Watches, $1.00 up Kodaks, $1.00 up Picture Books, 10c up Post Card Albums, 25c Christmas Cards, 6c up i Pm off!. i I I 'I'rt1 Vp" 'Hawam.ofsssaiBM. snu.amiiRuaui -nayxxrmsr, t"t? .w v mv X Camera, Developing Outfit, Chemicals, Films, Printing Paper everything needed all for $4.00. ThU outfit we particularly recommend for children and beginners. Ask to see some work done by It. Brownie Cameras $1 to 1' .Pocket Kodaks $10 $2. Wo liuvo sumo splendid values In Bhnv liig Hots this -your, and among other things, shaving mirrors that will ploasn uny mun who hIiuvoh lilmself. Shaving Sets 7" t0 & Shaving Mirrors 7.'c to S I Shaving Brushes 1(K to Gillett's Safety Razors Ever Ready Safety Razors SI Razac Safety ,; ,10 Ordinary Razors 91 to S; Cases for Razors ;;."Jc to Bibles Our Illhles are tho fumous Nelnon Irge Tyiw lllhlos and couid to ur direct from the puhlluhor. No uilildlomun's protlt to pay. Cloth bound Bibles up Leather bound Bibles.... tc up Teachers' Bibles SI 1.) up to $7 Standard Bibles ,(c to gH Catholic and Prutostuut Prayer Hooks and Hymnuls at all prices. ' Magazines and Newspapers at Cut Rates Don't solid away your money for I'orlodli'ulH. Wo can have yon trouble, risk and money. Ask for our cut rate catalog. Free by mull, or at tho book counter. McClure's Magazine $1.50 Review of Reviews 3.00 Woman's Home Companion.. 1.S0 McClure's Magazine $1.50 Woman's Home Companion.. 1.50 Rurreaa Maaarina 1.00 50 1 $8.00 W 00 ;r, Hundreds of other equally saving clubs. OUR PRICE $3.j OUR PRICE 50 Post Card Albums Are now 'used In every home. Our stock embraces every good design of Domestic and Imported Albums ranging In price from ,jc to g,j Thousand!) of Postcards to select from at 25c doz. to 50c each Autograph Albums Qc to gl Photograph Albums gl to $, Know anything richer or nicer for a gift than Leather Goods? Our big stock will be a revelation to you. Prices lower than city prices. Ladies' fcags .je to $20 Men's Purses and Books 25c $ Music Rolls -t()c to ." Suit Cases $2 75 to $( Traveling Bags S" 817 Card Cases, Travelers Toilet Outfits and Many Novelties in Leather. Lowney s Candy A half a ton of that delicious candy has Just ar rived from Boston and the Xmas boxes are pret tier this time than ever before. Don't think be cause It's drug store candy that it Is high priced; on the contrary. It's high grade goods at low prices. As Christmas comes on Saturday this year, you can buy our famous Saturday Ca flay tnis r - j.ftt, . 'h Holly, .ttf -.til. 35c per pound, and that Is going some. Holly, .ii'ttf ' T"" "" 'H Mistletoe and fancy boxes of Lowney's from 25c W JS iF'f up to $5.00. . -vm4'fl This New Edison Phonograph $27 The very latest. Just received from the Edison factory. Plays both 4 minute and 2 minute records. Has the new Cygnet Horn, which gives you mere volume and better tone than the old style, is out of the way and can be turned to point at any angle. Hear this Instrument It's the best yet. $1.00 A WEEK will buy this newest Edison and make more people happy for a longer time than any other Christmas present you ever bought Edison's.. 12 .-,() SO.') 00 Victors SIO to $()() Columhlas....$2. to K)0 We can give you your choice here. Military Brushes We have all kinds and styles of hair and cloth brushes, but the Military brushes seem to be the most appropriate for Christmas time. We have some new ones of transparent celluloid, very pretty colors, light and strong. We also have them In Sterline, (wear better than silver), Ebonold, Faxwood and real Ebony $1 00 to glO Other Hair Brushes from 25c to $730 Take a Look at the Pictures We try always to be op-to-date here, and this year we have installed the wing system of show ing pictures and all pictures are displayed on swinging wings so that you can run through the whole stock of hundreds of pictures In a few min utes. Can wait on yourself If necessary. PRICES FROM 15e TO $10 w--v sr UHfir 4 TWT Thoro are so many things In our store that a woman wants that It 4 I 11 yl Y I A I 1 Y seems hardly necessary to make a list, but here are a few of the Ol Vtt lit J. m.mr M. ... many we have for her: Cold nnd Sliver Clocks. .$3.00 up Ilrass Novelties . . .'. 50 " Itrnss Candle Sticks 75 " Cut Glass 1.00 " Hand Painted China 1.00 " Christ mas Candy .25 " Jewelry 25 " Hnnd Hags 50 " Umbrellas 1.00 " HiHiks 25 " Toilet Sots 75 " Manicure Sots 62 " lldkf and Glove Dtntea... .49 M Xmas Stationery 25 " Calendars .25 " Pictures 10 " Ebony Brushes 1.25 " Perfume .25 " Atomizers 50 " Mirrors .25 " Kountnlu Pens 1.00 " Gold Pens 1.00 " Purses 25 " Phonographs 12.50 " Silver Novelties ..... .25 " Albums 1.00 " Art Pottery 40 " Traveler's Samples 50c on the Dollar We fell heir to a line of samples brought out from New York and shown in the usual way to the retail trade. At the price we are offering them you will probably doubt If we cot them honestly, but we did. In the first place we had no freight to pay; then a few samples were broken and damaged beyond repair, and the whole outfit was turned over" to us for a song. We now have ihem in our window and in nne shape and priced at about wnat a Jobber would pay for the goods in New York City. Think of it! a fine up-to-date Toilet set, regular $5.00 for $2.50! Everything at half price or better. Don't wait until the last minute and expect to find any of these bargains left. $10.00 Stag Toilet Sets $5.00 $15.00 Ebonold and Silver Toilet Sets 7.00 $10.00 Ebonold and Silver Malncure Sets. 6.00 $ 2.00 Ebonold sranlcure Sets 30 $ 3.00 Ebonold Toilet Sets 1.75 $ 8.00 Men's Brush and Comb Sets 4.00 $ 1.00 Baby Sets, Brush, Comb, Mirror.. .49 $ .75 Pipe Sets . . .'. 38 $ 1.00 Glove and Handkerchief Boxes j49 $ .25 Children's Purses 15 A lot of Ink Stands at Half Price. if Aurora and Northern Marion AURORA LOCALS. Mr.' Bndlor whs In Canby Tuesday having IiIh teeth attended to by Dr. 1)0 iA'SplllOSHO. Mrs. Cox, of Cunby, whs In Aurora Tuesday attending thn revival meet ings now In progress hero. Mph. Floronco Roberts delivered n lecture at the Presbyterian clin'oh lust Friday, taking as her topic, "Tho Rphcuo Work." A largo and atten tive, audience was present and tier talk was very generally appreciated. Tho population of tho city of Aurora has been augmented during tho last week by Iwo coloTed "gentlemen" striking town. One la now employed by the Electric Company and the other hns undertaken to beautify and cIobiiho mi mo of tho business houses of Main Street. Joan Gnrrott was out to his home nour Needy this week. Henry Snyder, Aurora's efficient PoBlnmstpr, wns In Portlnnd this week trammeling a few business matters. Frnnk Miller took a trip lo tho city this week. - S. A. Williams, of Donald, left for tho East this woek, for a month's trip. George Miller has written that lie will start for homo In timo to reach here the latter part of this week. He will stop over a short time at Kans as City.' Gus Kllnger, wvw living In Hu ta bard, was nn Aurora visitor this week. . James MUlor, son of Goorge Miller, while still In San Francisco, got a dose of Ptomaine poison, Is still here and finds recovery slow. Jimmy was also In Portland thjs week looking around. Ralph Zimmerman' took a trip to Portland Tuesday. C. A. Smith, the blacksmith, re turned this week from a trip to An telope, In the Eastern part of the state. During his absence a new roof was put on tho shop by Louie Grazier. Tho building Is the property of Fry Bros. Polo shipments from Aurora are about over, only a few being left on tho ground nt this timo and the work men gone. Band Elects Officers, The band boys met. Sunday and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: , Louder and president, C. Bovlns; vice president,, II. Grimm; secretary. Glen Hurst and treasurer, O. Glesy. The boys also decided on giving a grand bnll on New Year's eve, at Miller's hall. An Up-To Date Store. Alterations In the Interior arrange ment coupled with a good coat of while pulnt have materially added to tho appearance of the building where tho postofllce was located, but now occupied by the Ilyan confectionery. A complete and nice" appearing stock Is now carried, consisting of confec tionery nnd stationary supplies. Charlie Seheurer 1b the presiding1 genius of the place and Is the man who plays the phonograph. In the rear a partition has been removed, giving room sufflclent for an Ice cream parlor or loafing room, which ever It niny wish to be used for. Hurst Buys Warehouse. W. S, Hurst already being possess ed of warehouses at Canby, Aurora and Hubbard, has purchased the Mckinley-Mitchell warehouse at Hubbard and now has Louie Grazier with a force of men, putting a new founda tion under It and otherwise Improving the house, making It suitable , for ware rooms. Mr. Hurst has shipped this week, in addition to what he sent from here, 4 cars of potatoes and onions from Wilsonvllle, where he has a man engaged to buy, for him, and attend to loading cars. Minister Invade Town. What amounts to almost an Invasion of gospel workers has struck Aurora. Willie and Tom, the former tent re vivalists, after withdrawing for a short timo have now returned, rein forced by a large number of co-workers and nro now conducting a series of meetings attracting widespread at tention In this section of the country. The general opinion of the people here Is that a great deal of good is being accomplished through their ef forts. An eating establishment has been put Into commission for the ben efit of tho 25 or 30 ministers now here. Robert J. Weltoii. the regular S. P. agent at Hubbard, has returned from his vacation trip East and ngaln resumed his place. During his absence his work waB cared for by W. E. Rogers, who now goes to Jefferson to take charge of an office at that point. Buck Hutchinson, of Canby, was In AuroTa Inst Tuesday looking around. E. Kell was In Oregon City Mon day with a few cattle he had dis posed of. I Whitworth's Arm Broken. 'Bobby Whltworth, well known here, was unlucky enough to get his arm caught some way in the workings of the woodsaw and broken, late Tues day afternoon. Dr. Benny Glesy was called and after setting the limb de clared It a clean break and anticipated no trouble in getting It soon healed. Bobby and his wood saw were work ing at Delbert Yergen's at the time the accident occurrei. The woman's Club met In regular session last Wednesday, transacting the usual routine of business and con tinuing their course of instructive reading. Miss Anna Goetz was in Portland this week, squinting at the array of Christmas goods and winter customes displayed at the different shops. Two Saloons In Donald. G. A. Slmklns. who recently pur chased a saloon at Donald has now I moved his family to that place. It 1 Is reported here that Donald will soon j have still another saloon, as the build-; Ing to be occupied by Sim Marty j will Boon be completed. Business j conditions on the whole are better ; now than could be expected at this j time of the year. The splendid new residence being; erected for Charles Hosklns, at Don-1 aid. Is now being finished by Mr. i Musliberger and helper, from Wood-j burn. I Attorney Clyde Richardson, of Port-1 land, was In Donald, Sunday. j The dance given at Butteville by ; the Lady Macnbees proved to be a. success and enjoyed by all. j Born I The family of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. ' Evans, of Butteville, was Increased by the addition of a big baby boy, born Monday afternoon. Llnlas St. Helens and his best girl, of Salem, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fellers, Sunday. Mr. Meddaugh, who recently dis posed of his ranch near Aurora has now moved Into the Henry Voght house on Liberty street. The United Telephone Company is still plugging away, trying to put their lines in as high a state of efficiency as possible. Poles are being reset where ever necessary. Mall Route Sold. Ed Yoder, who has for some time been serving the people of mail route No. 2 out of Aurora, has sold to Al bert Smith, who will In the future attend to carrying the mall. John Hurst was in Canby Tuesday. A full new barrel of the famous Old Joe Gideon whiskey and six cases of Martinet imported brandy have ar rived at the New Aurora Hotel bar. The best of Mt. Hood beer always on tap. Feed for . Sale. Bran, shorts, rolled feed, oats and barley, flour, etc, at Oregon City Com mission Company. $ '$ $ $ $ $ $ $ A GENTLE HINT As yeu sell your hops, grain or other produce place your money in a reliable BANK Pay each bill or account by CHECK and avoid the danger of carrying large sums of MONEY Put your spare cash to work night and day. We pay 4 Per Cent interest on time deposits. When remitting do so by. our bank DRAFTS For any accommodation call on the AURORA STATE BANK AURORA, OREGON . " , '