OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1900. 5c Tooth Ticks 2c 75c Rcrf Iron & Wine 3Sc 50c Slicnrs or Scissors 25c HUNTLEY BROS. CO. All Bargain prices quoted in our ads are subject to stoclt supply. Opens January 3rd On liondoy morning Jonuory 3rd Our Annuol Cleoronce Soles will open up In eom t original tost will tu I buMltile figure when It comes to making prices. Ours Is o big store with on Immenselv big stock ond before Invoicing time we try to cut our stock d line here of the bargains we will give you durjng the month of Jonuory-buMhey ore here Drugs, Stationary, t ut Gloss, China, Pictures, Leather Goods, Un EAGLE CREEK. 75c Stnniliird Library Hooks 50c Thn K In tl if txHiltn yim waul In your lllrnry - tint thu now fiction Unit you ri'iicl mid throw side hut ntniiiliird lnKiki Hint yoti rt-ml and reread nml want to keep. 40c Library Bound Books 25c Standard work (if (lotion, travel, adventure., history, vie,. iMioks liy Dickons. Thackeray, Cooper, Hugo and other i'iiiully fiiminiH mi tliorM. Imiiiiil In heavy red rlnth, wild gilt tops. 1 ' mi niutl linrKulun nt 25c 75c Boys' Books Reduced to 50c CopyrlKht stories (if travel, history mill nd vi'iiliiro y ('untlomuti, ('apt. llniirlilll, Win field. Alger. Tln right klnil nf books for your tiny nml girls. VrC Toilet Water This Ih Jimt n flyer until stock I" cloned (int. Fine Writing Paper 1-3 Less All our F.utou, ('rune ft Pike Co.. film Sta tionery In llnlliliiy limes nt 33 13 per rent. ilUi-iiiinl oft iimrki'il price Till l ('bunco tu gel tin" fitful writing paper Inuito t big HuiliiK liny u nil months' supply. Ilfir boxes of pupor mid envelopes for... 23c t'J- limes of pupor nml envelopes for... 30c "fr lime ronliiliiliiK 2 l''' 'f lIH'r. . .&0c II 25 Ikucb containing 3 sires of paper.. Mc 50c Cottonette Here lit II in' niodlfutod nit I on n k"m1 as Km higher priced only inndo of shorter Mior. When thin supply I Kno H1 not lie nli!" to supply innru nt thin price. 1 lb Linen Fabric Writing Paper '2."c A IiIkIi grade, paper often sold nt 40c a pound. Envelopes lo mutcli Hc pkK. 10c Crepe Tissue Paper 07c 20c Decorated Crepe l.'lc All Post Card Albums Reduced Now Ih thu 1 1 in to buy thut Post Curd Al lium that thn clilldren want. 35c Pod Card Albumt now 25o 45c and 50c Post Card Albumt now. ,33c 60c and 75c Poat Card Albumt now. .48c 11.00 Pott Card Albumt now 75c Kiiml reiluctloim mi higher prlrod Albums. Haviland China 1-4 to 1-3 Less Tltln Include everything left of our Huvl liitid line, lH well in oilier Imported rliliin. liln of liilile ware In this lot IK well us decorntlve pieces. Only once a yelir Un you tut vu audi chluu biirgulns olTered you. .hC Japanese China for. 19c Cups mid Saucers, Plutos, Vases, Nosegays, Pitchers, etc. They uro tilK viilueM nt our regular price 35c ut Vic It's like (Hiding them. ' i $1.50 Umbrellas reduced to $1.08 Fine wimiI nml "Ilk cover on best Paragon fritiuea Willi plain wood handles. Both sixes for men and women at Vumo price. A genuine uinlirella burguln. $2.50 Umbrellas reduced to $1.95 The very hem wearing I'lnlirella made. 811k mid wool inlxturii having appearance of all llk. l'lnlil bundles. 25c Rexall Playing Cards 15c We Kunranlee thcMo tho best 25c card on the market. Framed Pictures Reduced 1-3 to 1-2 Kvery picture In our Mock l reduced. Price run from 12c to 7.60. There are some here that you want for your home. 15c Mann's Health Soap 10c All our large stock of aoap will go In at cut prlrea with the exception of a few contract brand auch a Cutleura. Till we Hell all thu time anyway at 20c the cake. 25c Box Soap 17c Tli In Include dure of the popular klndx for which you pay 10c per cake regularly. $2.00 Razors 98c A lot of WoBteiiliolm. Ilrnndt & I'lpe Razors, all high grade, guaranteed and sold all over the country for Jl.SO to $2.50 each. $1.50 Razor Strops 98c We have a big line of high grade, razor Hlrop ranging In price from 25c to 2.50. W are making a cut of from 25 to 50 per cent, on Oil line. 50c Shears 25c These Shear come in four Blzes and art? high grade. l.'lC Hand Brushes 10c ThcH are the kind aold in many store in I'ortland for two blta each. Bristle Goods 20 to 50 per cent. Off We ul way h have a complete a atock of bruHhc ax Ih carried In the atate. When we offer you a aavlng of thl kind It la worth while taking advantage of. $1.00 Clocks 74c A flnd-claa alarm clock, guaranteed by u an well aa by the manufacturer. Mirrors 1," to 25 per cent. Off We have auch a big line of Mirrors Hand, Wall and Triplicate tnat we cannot Hpecl fy here, but they all go in our January Sale while they lat. 25c Combs, Celluloid and Rubber, 18c IU-hIiIch the 25c line our whole Block of high grade comb are reduced from 15 per cent to 35 per cent. 10c Talcum Powder A good Talcum Powder for 7 cents. It now. .07c Buy 50c Cementico 20c We are clolng out our slock of Cemeniico, get It while It lasts at less than half price. 25c Tooth Paste 12ic A Can of Rexall Talcum ) ,,oclACake of Blemish Soapj-)C To Introduce these delightful toilet prep arations more thoroughly, we ofTer both for the price of one. The Christmas entertainment given by tho tchool lorember 22, was very good and enjoyed by all present. The i programme was as follow: Hong, "With Heart so Mght," by the school; recitation, Mary's letter to Hanta, Mary Palfrey; recitation, Hanta and Ills Reindeer, Carl Ilerg; recitation, In Hcthlehem, Mrs. R. H. ifllDHon; dialogue. The Troubles of a I Schoolteacher, Mlsa Mlna IhikIiis 'and eight pupils; recitation, Hanta (Maus end the Mouse, (ilenn Douglas; duet, "While O'er Their Klocks," j Misses Muriel uud Mary Crouch; ! recitation, A Real Santa Clans, Wat ! son Kills; an exercise, The Seasons, ! by four little girls; song, "Ring Ye j Hells," by the school; recitation, The : Dutchman's Telephone, Ernest Hoff imelster; recitation, Dolly, Isn't Christ- mas Jolly? Myrtle Hoffmelster; dia logue, True Courage, Miss Meda Mur phy and Krnest Holfmelater; song, "The Dearest Day of all the Year," by the school; recitation, Santa Claus t'p-to-Date Trip, Lena Cahill; dia logue, "The Doctor's Visit." by three little folks; vocal solo, "Come Unto Me," Miss Mary Crouch; recitation, Christmas and the Children, Virgil l Douglass; recitation, A Christmas Wish, Mildred Douglass; reading, Mrs. R. B. Gibson; song, "Brightest of All Is Christmas," by the school; recitation, Mighty Near It, by Grace Cahill; reading. Miss Muriel Crouch; recitation. Jolly Santa, Perry Mur phy; dialogue, One Good Turn De nerves Another, Sherd Jones, Carl Douglass, Russell Jones and Lewis III vers; song. Santa Claus Is Coming Soon, four little girls; club swinging, Miss Mary Crouch; giving out the candy and peanuts. Miss Mary Crouch, of Portland, at- tended the Christmas entertainment given at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening. I M. V. Thomas, of Sandy, and Dick ; Gibson traded horses one day last I week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Howlett and Mr. ! and Mrs. Ray Woodle were enter ' talned at dinner Christmas by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy. j Mrs. Bertha Douglass visited with . Mrs. Katie Douglass 8unday. Mr. and Mrs. Berg spent Christmas j evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoff- melster. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle, Claud j and Nettie Woodle called on Mr. and j Mrs. R. B. Gibson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Palfrey and Mrs. Rolph were Estacada visitors on Monday. i R. B. Gibson made a trip to Barton ,on Monday. I Mr. and Mrs. Hal. Gibson called on j Hal's father, James Gibson, Sunday HOUSEHOLD Out of the Ginger Jar. If you want to borrow trouble go to a money lender. The farm Is a sort of a clock which reflects the time of year. The corn was simply shocked by the cutting manner of ihe farmer, It Ih better to be an honest man in one lunguago than a liar In five. Truth crushed to earth will rise again, but It Isn't that way with an gff. The horse has no need of money, for he Is never without fore quarters. If people only snld what they thought, there wouldn't be so much talking. Dont' forget that when It comes to raising things the yeast cake Is not a bad second. The soap-bubble Is a very pretty thing til) it bursts; and that Is true of all our bubbles. One does not need n perfect know ledge of grammer to Bpeak good and true words all the time. 'Tom went West to make his for tune. Did he make a hit?" "Yes, be Is hitting stones with a Bledge on a new turnpike." Good-by, House-fly; Health boards cry You must die. You carry germs L'pon your feet, And drop them in The things we eat; Deposit microbes On our plates. And scatter them On shiny pates. Hurtful atoms You dispose Upon Wopsy Popsy's nose. Good-by, House-fly; There's reason why You must die. Many a young man has become en gaged without knowing exactly how It happened. And yet they tell us that women do not understand diplomacy. DOVER. Aurora and Northern Marion OLD COLONY.PIONEER O'ER GREAT DIVIDE JACOB 8CHWADER, MEMBER OLD GERMAN COLONY PASSES AWAY. OF Jacob SihwRilcr, who for over half a life time has niude Aurora his lionie, died Sunday, ut his place one mile west of town, at the advanced age of KM years. In 1N;5, In company with the others of Die old lletlicl colony, he first came to Oregon, since which time he mid his four brother and "li ter m now surviving ruve made this their home. Mr. Soliu mlir was u 1 1 it it of more than average Integrity, respected mid loved by his many friends and aciiuiiliitiinres. Never having 1 n married ho leave.) no family other than his two sisters and two brut tiers. Interment took place at tli Auro ra cemetery, Tuesday afternoon. Time Is no lespector of persons ainl even that staunch and Hturdy little band of settlers, who fought so suc cessfully all thu hardships and pells of n new land have felt the chill wind ouo by one until only u few rouiulii lo tell of deeds performed in (lays long since departed. Wo owe lliem our deepest gratltuilo and lospec:, Mrs. Jacob Morris. The body of Mrs. Julio Morris, who died Krlilay lifter a long Illness, was bulled In the Aurora cemetery Sun day, with appropriate ceremony. Mrs. MorrlN leaves n husband anil tlvo children to mourn her departure. The family came to Oregon about four yeai-H ago from Missouri and havo made Aurora their home during tlilsj SANTA CLAUS IN AURORA. time. Mrs. Morris contracted typhoid fever several weeks ago and In spite chrittmas Fittingly Celebrated By of the best medical attendance grad- Suitable Exercltei, uiilly grew worse mull death claimed her. .Many friends sympathize with ,i.e i....v...l ..i... in the loss of a i!ood rldiiy evening tho Lutheran church wife and mother. Christmas Watermelon. A watermelon Is on exhibition at the Aurora Hunk. It was grown by Forest Mills, who lives near Aurora nnd Is of a variety that ripens con siderably Inter than the ordinary melon. Mr. Mills placed tills one , n1(, K(,H fr(Jm Krlt Kr11K,- to a bin of oats where It stayed until 11 f,,i-orit..a Presbyterian under tho supervision of the Rev. Flatham, held very pretty and ap propriate exercises celebrating the birth of tho Savior. The little folks did themselves credit In rendering a splendid programme for the enter tainment of those present. A beau tiful tree was set up In one end of the room and hung with decorations lately. Sunday evening tho Phnreh n4nlsteil liv Die Christian Wedding Belli Ring. Endeavor and the Sunday School, held Miss Hannah KrnuB and Peter what to the little folks wns a veritable Hunt, both well known Aurora young I carnival of Joy. Many handsome pros folks, were married Inst week Injontu were distributed to those pres I'ortlnnd nnd are now In Annua i'ti-etit mid nil enjoyed the splendid px Joylng their honeymoon. They con-1 erclses by the young people. Reclta teiuplale liuiKing In Soiitliern Oregon I tlons anil music followed a Hhort, mid expect to soon leave for their I hut pithy address by the Rev. Vln- futiiro home. cent, who is an able speaker and has tin exlriynely clear understanding of the many great problems presented by the llllilo. Rev. Vincent halls from liervnls and preaches hero twice In the month beside at Hubbard nnd nt Yergenvtlbi. In tho past he has Masquerade at Hubbard. The grand Masquerade ball hold nt Hubbard last Saturday night dVew qulto a few of tho young people from this section who wero fairlv success ful In capturing tho prlr.es offered. boon favored with only n light turn L I. Snyder got tho gold cuff links out In splto of tho fact that but few given for the first prize to the gentle-1 men of his ability have ever favored men. Ho posed as Sunny Jim. Mr. I Aurora by ministering to their spirlt Mldduugh. costumed ns n tramp, took I ""1 wants. second iirl.o and Mrs. Mehan. of U might bo well to mention that no Woodliiiin. got the first lady's prize, i Instances have yet conio to light Cauliy nnd Oregon City were repn setited at tho gut boring by u' number of the boys being present. A full new bnrrol of the famous Old Joe Gideon whiskey and six enses of Martinet Imported brandy have ar rived nt tho Now Aurora Hotel bur. Tho best of Mt. Hood boor always on tap. $ff tn tfi tffi n .p .ft N Jfc Jfr tA A A GENTLE HINT As you 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 S $ $ $ $ $ T whore "llollsnlklo" has Interfered with old "Santa"; this Christmas, ul tuoiigh srveral small boys were in some four of the old mini with his ci b. both under the weather this week, but neither is seriously ill. Miss Huzel Giesy is hoti.fl ftom school in Portland, for tr.e holiday vacation. A basket social In Hnrlow proved an attraction, Monday -venlng, O quite a few of the Aurorr young folks, lten Will, Russell Hlggeabothiitn', and N. Fields and about six girls lor company, made the trip The White boy9 from Canby, are again in Aurora, getting out poles fur shipment. Mrs. L. Webert is In Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckorson, of Can by were In Aurora during Xmas. Hen Will is no more with the S. Hints for Stock Owners. Never feed corn alone to hogs. It is false economy. Carelessness in handling pigs is a bad habit to acquire. Even on cold days hogs should have plenty of good fresh air. The Idea that anything is good enough for a pig is a mistaken one. Some corn-stalks may be fed to the porkers every day. They are sweet and do the hogs good. Some farmers sell their corn shelled and others dispose of It in the ear, but western farmers find it most pro fitable to sell it in the hog. Women Who Are Envied. TKaeo attractive nnmnn uhn OTA P. Co. and the Miller boys have re- ,ove, ,n f form aud , r are .iimuil tlt.tit u.frl id fnrnioHv . ....... the envy of many, who might te like slimed their work as formerly. Mrs. Dr. Atchlnson, of Doris. Cal., is here now as the guest of W. W. Irvln. Miss Lily Irvln, who Is attending school at Corvallls, Is home for the holidays. Coal for Sale. Pest medium, Mendota sacked coal nt $S per ton, Oregon City Commis sion Company. them. A weak, sickly woman will be nervous and irritable. Constipation or Kidney poisons show In pimples, blotches, skin, eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. For all such, Electric Bitters work wonders, purify the blood and give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth velvety skin, lovely complexion. Many charming women owe their health and beslty to them. 50c at Jones Drug Co. Aurora Locals. Glen Hurst was In Canby over Sun day. A. II. Glesy was In Portland Monday transacting business. Tho little 17 months 'old child of Allio Welch Is III with typhoid fever. Dr. Henuy Glesy, who Is in attendance mid the nurse say this Is tho first In-1 stance in their knowledge of n child 'so young contracting this dread (lis 'ense. Prospects for Its recovery arc! not great. I . Mrs. Flora Heck, who bus been ; staying in Portland for some time, is j now homo for the holidays. , George Miller Is preparing to nali; i take over the duties of tho depot j agent. Ho will resunio work on ihe 1 iJlrst of the your. j Mrs. llondrleks nnd her two sons, 'of Salem, wero in Aurora during ! Xmas. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Snyder, of Port j hind, were In Aurora Inst week, celo I biutltig Xmas. I .Mrs. Earley Grilible, of Portland, :and Mrs. W. W. Glesy were visitors ! here lust week. 1 John Hurst wns In Canby this week. I Prof. Marsh, of the Pacific Univer sity, wns In Aurora during Christmas, nlso Miss Agnes Marsh Is home from school for tho holidays. Sho Is at tending collogo nt Forest GrovQ. Prof. Marsh is, it Is said, the only man In Oregon now drawing a Carnegie pen sion as an educator. Dr. Martin Glesy nnd S. Glesy are The King 1P of Vns'-' ,; Enter- - m ) tainers igpW ilk f jyi A Genuine Edison Phonograph Outfit Sent Without Cost to You on lO Days' Free Trial Why Not Consider This Offer Now? This is nn invitation to every render of this paper to write us, at once, for our free I rial offer no money down i) months to pay no interest charged we pay the troiixht and pve ton days to try an LdisoDy rliotioi:i;ipli in your own home. Uur Uutfit ro. 12 costs $J4.joy and includes New Kdison Fireside riionogrnpli with combiua- v i. .. ,...1 n i i ..... i. r i & ii i lvi li i. .!.' j l: Horn, also sjii'i'iai r mer-iuii -ii ; nan uoeu c.uison Am-Sv oerol ( i iiiiiiuli'l lU'i'ords ami halt dozen Uola Moulded, Standard Koonnls; tiiekol-platod Crane, bottle Phono- ph Oil, Oil Can ami an Automatic Rrush attach- grapil (ill, (Ml vhu tutu tin vilioniiiiic itiu.iu aiuii;u-.y FTT.ER8 tiient. I Ins oiler is fair to you and to us, becausec piani we want you a satisfied customer a booster house. for Kili-rs our best advertisement. Send y Porthf KS?.11 us the coupon catalogue and full pur- '& o n tlemen: Please ticuhus will come to you by return mail. x T .To" y"? f.- Edison ree xnai uom. Eilers Piano House I'OHTLAM), ORKGOJt. Largest Western Dealers in All Milken or -raining nmcninn ii.ecorJs, rtanon, Ursam. Etc Addi Name . AVe are having lots of freezing weather, which does not agree with the moss-back. Dover Is on the upward climb. The surveyors have been laying out land In five and ten acre tracts to be sold for fruit land. Now please just watch Dover grow. A. Miller Is slowly recovering from typhoid fever. The Christmas programme was cer tainly a success and enjoyed by all A great amount of credit Is due the teacher and children. The church was nicely decorated with evergreens and old Santa Claus, of course, came in due time. Augustine Miller has been quite 111 for the past two weeks. Guy C. Larklns is away spending the holidays at home. DODGE. We are having dry, freezing weath er here. The cold weather is hard on stock and feed is scarce. I. M. Park was In Oregon City Fri day on business, and had a very nice time at the Golf Links, waiting for the Estacada car. The folks had about all they could do to keep from freezing. A lady, her husband and two small children were there suf fering with cold. It looks as if the travel demands a waiting room. The Roley and Horner Lumber Co, is logging today, giving the mill rest. We are sorry to hear of Edgar Horner having to stop work on ac count of his eyes. We hope he will speedily recover from his affliction. Two young men from England came to Oregon lately, a brother of Tom Watson and a nephew. E. Lacy got a badly bruised finger while hauling road plank, dropping a plank on his finger. The new Dodge road to the Horner and Roley saw mill Is nearly complet ed. There Is some talk of building a hall' In Dodge. We do not wish to see it stop at talk, we would rather see things done than hear them talk ed about. J. F. Dibble has just taken to him self a bride. Miss Pearl Davis, of Walton, Oregon, and will visit with friends at Dodge and Elwood soon. There were a few Socialists and Republicans working the new road Monday and they had a violent discus sion but luckily no blood was spilled. The Mother Voices. God gave to men the love of song, And voices that In twilight long Lull weary human hearts to rest, By daytime's care and toil oppressed. He gave to some the wondrous voice That bids men weep or men rejoice; He took sweet singers from the skies And bid them in a mortal guise. Ad these He gave In tenderness To sing to us, our lives to bless; But of all voices, near and far. The mother voices sweetest arj. They sing their simple songs each night' O'er all the world where fades the light; From mother-bird's song o'er Its nest To human mother's song of rest. No master's skill or singer's are Can rival e'er a mother's heart; For love that is of His on high. Slugs through a mothers' lullaby. Feed for Sale. Bran, shorts, rolled feed, oats and barley, flour, etc, at Oregon City Com mission Company. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank our friends and neighbors aud especially the Willam ette Paper boys for their kidd sym pathy and floral offerings In our late bereavement. MRS. JOHN GLEASON aud Family. Rodlund Estate Worth $7,000. The estate of the late Meria Rod lund has been admitted to probate, and Olaf Rodlund was appointed ad ministrator by County Judge Dlnilck. The value of the property is $7,0U0. Gordon E. Hayes is attorney for the estate. Stone Building to be Dwelling. The stone building owned by James Chase on Sixth street near Center, is being remodeled, and will be made into a beautiful and modern home. The house, which will have ten rooms Including bath, will be up-to-date throughout. The contract for remodeling was given to B. F. Baker. The residence, when complet ed, will he occupied by Gilbert L. Hedges and family. LOST Between Oregon City and Clarkes. black silk watch fob, or namented with gold buckle and heart. Return to Wm. Clark, Ore gon City, R. D. 4. Reward. WANTED Brood sows; Berkshire or Chester White, one year or over; also 40 or 50 shoats, 3 or 4 months old. Address Frank Haberlach, Clackamas, Oregon. FOR SALE Now ready Fox Ter rier Pups. J; J. Davis, Oregon City, R. F. D. No. 1. l'hone Farmers 255. Womanly Wisdom. The young wife: "This rabbit (sob) I've been plucking it (sob) all the af ternoon ,and it isn't half done yet." Grind up the meat that Is left over, stir it up with potatoes and make croquettes for supper. Nice as can be. Some girls would be successful in obtaining a husband if they would re move the hatpin before setting their caps. Never wash flannels In water in which cotton clothing has been wash ed, as there is lint always left In the water that "fulls" the flannel. ' When making boys' pants, If moth ers will put In a large piece of 'the same material in the knees between the lining and the outside, it will be there ready when needed. It isnf safe to buy eye-glasses of peddler3. If your eyes need glasses, go to a reputable oculist or optician in some-near-by town or city. Econ omy is false wisdom when It comes to eye troubles. Books, music and good lights may not increase the corn crop, but they wonderfully increase the heart crop; and that is worth a good deal more when It comes to keeping the boys and girls on the farm. If your oven does not bake, don't get mad about it and think that the stove is a nuisance. Just clean out theHop and bottom of the stove. You will be surprised at the amount of soot you will get and how much bet ter the stove will bake. It Is heavy work to carry up a full scuttle of coal, but if a grape basket is kept at the head of the cellar stairs. and if each time a trip is made to the cellar it is filled aud brought up, the scuttle may be kept supplied. .Even the children can help do this. A week filled with selfishness and a Sabbath stuffed full of religious ex ercises will make a good Pharisee, but a poor Christian. There are many persons who think Sunday is a sponge with which to wipe out the sins of the week. It is natural for children to like candy; and good candy is wholesome for them, taken at the proper time, which Is not between meals. A good plan Is to serve it for desert several times a week; a few pieces are enough' for each child. Used in this way It Is not extravagant, as it saves the making of other deserts. There are too many people who are like my new teakettle. You can pile fire under it, and polish it all you please, but it won't sing; all it will do Is to grunt a little, and If you take the lid off, it v.-lll scald the hand. Isn't that a picure of grumpy, surly people, who dout' appreclato kindness? Give me the old iron kettle that can slug, and the old Jolly people who can sing, also. Trouble Makers Ousted. When a sufterer fion stn-nah trouble takes Dr. Klnn'cS Is'e v L.Ve Pills he's mighty glad to ,c Mb Dys pepsia and Indigestion tly, but more, he's tickled over his n.r.v, line appe tite, strong nerves, healthy vigor, all because stomach, liver and kidneys now work right. 25c at Jones Drug Co. - ; TAKE THE HINT j You can get the best that money can buy If you buy of our new stock of canned Table Fruits. They have the delici ous, ripe flavor. at HARRIS' GROCERY Oregon City.