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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1910)
n uixrntA- tin lAtihiu kj,jiV"""" uihal, 1'iahiLaul '" i""uiu. Soto Oregon City Agio for Famous "Society Brand" 'and "Schloss Bros" Clothes. See Them If you want what's right in wearing apparel for mother, sister, brother, or in fact the whole family J. Levitt Has It! Jo V Jl 1 1 STORE Suspension Bridge Corner 7th and Main TIIE REMODELINGJpF THE J. Levitt Department Store qmt begin soon. 'Tis the aim of Mr. Levttt to hereabouts. In order to gtve thearpentefsjhe neces sary room the enttre stock mast be reduced one-half. re ga rdless ol sacrifice or joss entailed. Bay at this reat sale event and save. Mark the Third Week of the Mighty Sale I i-V MHIOS BKOJ IQj Men and Women Share Alike in the Tremendous Values Offered Kfek Every Man's Suit Sac rificed. Save NOW! Spring garments are coming carpenter will be In need of room. Here um hundred of line men', boy'u ami youth' nobby, Htyllnh garment tkat must go In order lo secure Unit necessary room. Every mail ami youn man In (own known the high quality anil myllnh finish of these milt they embrace the popular "Socie ty Brand" ami "Srhlo Brim," Clothes, without peer in all the country. Every one of thcue garment niimt go, and at the low price we're offerltiif for Oil mile they'll go mighty quick. Note these cnurmou reductions and do not full to take advantage of thin in Ik ti y mile I'vcet. i Men' Suit worth IM.no and $ 1 2.50 regularly go at (he great Remodeling Sale for only M-n Suit Unit dell usually at f IS and $16.50. go at , thin mighty mile event at only Mcti'a Suit, noliliy values that c ordinarily at $18 lo $20, at till" great aale at Men'a HnltH. Mylbdi gimicnt that Hell usually at $22.50, at thin tremcmlouit event for :,:.a:.:,::$6.95 $11.35 $12.35 $16.85 All other suit. Including the popular clothe for men and younij men: "Society Brand" and "Schlob Bros." Clothe, at greatly reduced prices. v Buy Women's Suits for Just One-Half the Price Think of It! A atyllah, uptoiate Suit some Just like cut In the lot at prlceg Just one-half what they are sold at regularly all over. The lot embrace stylish women's "end misses' two-piece Kul (k, in many different fabrics, modishly made, every durable color and shade in the lot. The assortment hag Just been com pleted wlili another big shipment, offering one of the moat ex leimlve style and shade ranges shown in Oregon City for months. And remember, the prices are Jl'ST HALF of what these gar ments would sell at usually, but an enormous price opportunity enabled us to secure tbem at a big reduction, hence our ability to offer them to you at auch little prlceg. ' Women's and Misses' Stylish Suits, values that sell usu- HALF ally at $15.00 and even more, at this great reduc Hon sale for $7.50, or Just rKILL Women's and MlBses modlKh Stilts, garments that usu-UATF ally sell at $20 the suit. At this wonderful saving 7 event for $10.00 each. Just rKILL Women' and Misses' fine tailored 8ults, values that sell IIAT,F usually at $.10 and even more, at this wonderful bar- iTi,., gain sale for $15, Just rKJXE All other Misses' and Women's garments and ready to wear goods of all kinds go at enormously low discount prices. Buy uow and effect great savings. Shoes Never Sold So Low Before ! Tlioniaild of pairs of line Men' Women's and Child rt'ii' Shoes of alt klmN are Included lis this monthly sale al tremi'iidoiiN reduction. Some are broken lot. other am line we are dlnronllnulng. You'll find the hire ami style for ynu In the lot. liny now and save, for (he re duct Ion are. lower thiui ever before. Nineteen big nle lot adverlUed, ami na uiiiiiy uiore In the store. $1.45 1it I. Regular $2 Shoe for lo), .lit the pair lot 2. (tegular $1 .50 Child ren' Shoe, at A the pair I.IU Uit 3. Women' Shorn worth ii) to $2 (J Iit 4. Women' Shoe worth up to $2.75 at Ul 5. Women's, shoes- worth up to $125 at 1iit 11 Women' Shoe worth tip to $4 at 1it 7. $t -75 Kur t rimmed felt Juliets, ut o r the pair 0 0 V, 1.95 loes- 2.20 lioe 3.10 IM A. Men's Shoe, worth up to $2.25 the pair, nt j' D. Men's Waukaway Shoes, $2.50 Hellers lit in. Men's Klines val ue worth to O TP $:ir.o Z.Oj Ut 11. Regular $1 Shoe fur men, nt the imlr 1-ot 12. Men's $150 Shoe, nt this sale for for the pair.. t 11 Men's regular $5.00 Shoe, at the pair, only Ut H $tM)0 and $7.00 Nellleton Shoe. i fjr Your choice al. 4.7 1) $1.55 ikaway 2.15 3.15 Shoes, 3.75 4.15 DRESS GOODS A great lot of fine llrllllanteen, A I ha trim elta. Novelties, Serges., Mohair. I'tftiniens, etc.. etc., to go while they last at th big discount of. Henri- Remnants of Dress CikuIn, Silks. Wnsh Goods, etc., to go at this sensationally great reduction while they last, be ginning tomorrow. Your choice at. A big assortment of wash goods, Ijiwn. Dimities. Miliimiok, Organules, etc., values that sold at 25, 35, and up to sue the yard. Sale price 1 -3 Less nil Gooila, etc., m2 Price riH, Dimities. 17c Yd Other Cuts All Kurs go nt this grent sale at this i.ig cm.. 1-2 Less All Silk Uugerle nnd Net Wnlxts. at this grent sale ft 1-3 Less All Hosiery and I'nderwenr, excepting a few specials, "t 1-4 Off llrokeu lots of children's and women's rnderwear. etc., . 1-3 Off All women's Swlrts, Petti routs, ete., go at enor- "ni'" Rcduciions MEN'S WEAR The famous Monarch Shirts for men In all colors, values that sell usually at $1 and 12a. A big lot to go at this great sale while they last for only, each Lion Brand Shirts for Men, laundered, stiff bosoms, 9 nearly all colors, values that have sold as high as $1. While they last the lot goes at this low price, only Men's and Roy's Hosiery and Underwear, excepting a few extra specials, to go at this startling sale event at the big re duction of 25'.;, Just 80c losoms, 25c 1-4 Less Buy That Hat Now and Save The entire large and complete stock of men's Hats are Included In this great sale cveut. Never again will you have this opportunity to share in such a great saving event, so It will pay you to buy your new hat now and save. Men's Hats that usually sell at $1.50 good shapes and shades, to go at this sale for only Hats that usually sell at up to $2.50 ' go at at this big sale event, while they lust for The latest shapes lif all colors of the that sell the world over for $3.00 at this unheard of before star of 95c to $2.50 $1.90 Men's Hats, best shapes and colors. values that sell at $2 regularly, at this sale for only The celebrated John B. Stetson Hats the regular $5 grades to go al (his sale for only famous GORDON HATS, values each. To go at this sale ling reduction in price $1.35 itetson Hats $3.85 rs, values $2.45 Reductions Benson Seamless Hose, not seconds, but regular 25c quality 19c Children's black ribbed Hose regular 15c value per pair .' 9c . 25c and 35c women's fancy Hose, to go at the pair, only 19c Vmbrellas, women's and men's, regular $2.00 values, at $1.15 Good 35c Muslin Corset Cov ers, at this sale for only 20C wf J & w : m 111 immimm iW:r:i ;l! -imlHte teb ' Suitcases 1-3 Less Your unrestricted choice of any Suit Case In the entire store at this enormous reduction. Re- menioer, not a case reservea, every i ff one goes at this startling price J. I ITT Estacadn and Eastern Clackamas E8TACADA. The rain Sunday evening turned In to hiiiiw 11 1 tot 1 1 11 o'clock and Monday morning Hi" "beautiful" covered the ground to a depth of about six Indies; report from the upper Garfield nnd Sprlngwaler count l ies say that they have about 12 InrheH. Ground Hou; day, the 2nd. the sun shone brightly all day and the hiiow disappeared rap idly. KHlacada and liming have each a aperlal ear lo accommodate the "an. nexiitlonlNlM" and the "new county" advocate who will bo present Mt the Oak Grove meeting. - Mr. Kllgore bus purchased 20 acre of fruit land from Mr. Kolsoni. The Sprlngwaler locality Is cotiHlilered a line fruit bearing district and Is rapid ly coming lo the front. II. (). IIiihwi'II and Cashier lleylmnn were In I'orlland on IiuhIiichh during the week. I'rof, .lunu'H was In 'Oregon City Sat urday looking up the ilnta fur the Commercial Club ami oilier Informa tion relative to the new county which the citizens here are ndvocatlng. Oregon City's Commercial Club has started a query In thla part or (be county In appoint lug V. A. Dlmlck at the head of a committee to establish closer relations wlln tlui residents north of the Clackamas river. Will he establish such relations -to tbo ben lit of the people or will ho ntlenipt to lay the foundation for Ills re-election to the legislature. Tim directors of Hie frull growers' association met Saturday In the onire of llarllett and lleylmnn and were In session during the afternoon; It Is possible that In the near future Mr. Shepard of Hood River, will lecture hero and also one or tnoro prominent professors from the Agricultural College. Mrs. Marshall, who ha hern on the ! sick list, Is reported to be recover , lug. I Win. Stokes, president of the Fruit j Growers' Association, was In (he city TueHilay anil reports much activity In the snl" of fruit lauds. I J. C. Duns and Milt Marshall were In the city the first of the week. Mr. .MtiiHiiaii is itie Isaac waiton or the Clackamas River, mid Mr. Duns the Daniel limine, of Kaglo Creel; woods. The locnl telephone company has been nearly put out of business for a few days. The heavy snow weighted dow nthe wire and broke n nuniber of poles. A large force has been busy milking repairs and communication with the outside districts will soon lie re-established. SANDY. l'enplo of Snnily Monday morning wenv most gully surprsed on awak ening, lo lliid one fool of snow cov ering (he ground. Those vim predict ed an early spring hud their hopes Mmnshi'd asunder by the snow storm. Heaven gazing was th principal business of Sandy people lust Friday at 5:110 when Comet A4 1010 was soon plainly by ninny people, M. V. Thomas and E. T. Brims at tended the county Pomona Grnnge meeting at Garfield. They report a grand lime. They nlso succeeded In having the July Pomona County Grange meet nt Sand.M, the second Wednesday In July, A 'great time is anticipated at that (Into. The entertainment given n the M. K. Church was well nttended. All re-, port ft good time. Another free, cn let"liilnnient and- basket social will be given in the near future. A grand innsquerndoMiall will take place In town February 12. A cash prize of 5 will be given to the best i . , sustained character, The. Sandy Umd Company has plat- Sandy people are considerably j ted additional property into lots and stirred up over the proposed nnnexn- will soon have a new addition to tlon of all that north of tbo Clacka- Sandy on the market, mas river country lo Multnomah T. D. Phelps Is making extensive County. Most everybody here Is Improvements on his four acres, heartily in fmVr of It, especially this I Sand Umd Company has a contract part of Clackamas Is naturally a 1 rib- j for clearing and grading all the prln utary to Portland and ft mighty effort clpal streets In Sandy, will be niude to becomo a' part of I Quite a' liuniber of timber cruisers Multnomah. . If they don't succeed. are out estimating timber and a few then an attempt will be made (o form j more new saw mills may be located a new county of Cascade with Sandy here very soon. (of course) the county Rent. j Grange meets on Saturday. Fehru- Quite u number of farmers have i ary 12, at 10 A. M. It will be an all hauled (heir potatoes to the station, , day session with a big oyster dinner, and are getting $1.00 per hundred. I with plenty of cakes, pies, fruits, etc. Al Kdwards bus his property fenced j All the bachelors are lo bring a pie out and will soon start to build his I made by themselves. Not only that, new honso on Proctor Avenue, Sandy ' but they must eat it too. A good time Land Co. addition. is expected. Mrs. R. M. Douglass has six families j M- C. Ilriins has returned from llvlnir In her hiilhlliiL'. Theru-nre i Portland where she has been visit- number of houses In town where two I '"K relatives the past month. i nnd three families live In. Mr- Coalman, a Portland man. had ! Many Inquiries for land nnd town 1 1,r',,,1v!NlullB1 Mmii" J'" fM , i property nro in Sandv every day. I KllJ"h "' '"' '' wlf(. vl,( ; ' , , I were recently married, made a hur- . I lie Jones place, consisting of 120irl,,(, )rl through town a few dav? ' acres. m sandy bluff, was purchased I a(.0. TnPv ,,, , siy lol,K because by an eastern man who will probably j (1 tlll cllus COtt.b,.ns. shot guns, etc. lay It out In small tracts for country were lo plentiful honies. This place from the sandy Fishing, hunting and trapping Is a1 b uff commands a grand panoramic Breut ,mH,im, for m:iny ,)f 0U1. c,. view, to be seen any where. ., s.,inmll ,.,, ..i,.,,., ,, ,,... , People Hying on the Hood IVew ,,, dandies are frequently landed, road are going to straighten out and I There are also quite a few wild cats, and clear and grade and perhnps lynXi e0votes. that lire driven down IHiiHK uie ei end m me roitu. A Dour. three miles of It is now In an awful condition, almost Impassable, and should be cleared and graded nt least. Many peoplehave pledged volunteer work, and with what aid the county will give It Is hoped to build that piece of road this coming summer. Mrs. Douglass Is building an addi tion to her house. Iewls llougham's new house is nl t'ost completed and Is a handsome res idence. Looks rather business-like for a single mnn. Maybe something is going to happen. with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass when we please. Now it we wish to last Thursday. j have an evening's -drive or wish to Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney, of get there on time, we have to go a Stevenson, Wash., spent Thursday at foot. the home of Wesley Douglas. Mrs. j Dover has not yet. Installed her Sweeney had been the gttrst of her talking machines so we have to send daughter, Mrs. Will Douglass, for 'our messages by wireless, about two weeks, and Mr. Sweeney I The Dover Hotel was not able to came on Wednesday evening, to ao accommodate all the people last Fri company her home. Mr. and Mrs. day. Mr. C. A. Keith gave one man Sweeney were ncompnnled as, far as his supper and he roomed in the Portland by their daughter,x Mrs. j schoolhous. Will Douglass. Grandma DeShazer and her nephew A nuniber of the people of our vi- are on the sick list this week, clnlty were on the special car going Dover is building two telephone to Portland Friday evening to witness ! lines one to Sandy, the other to Es- Granvllle Cooper, Ralphle Almert, Raymond DeShazer, Ralph DeShazer. GUY C. LARKINS, Teacher. Asthma. Is a distressing disease. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey relieves almost In stantly. We guarantee it to give sat isfaction. For sale by Jones Drug Co. FIRWOOD. the boxing match between Jeffries nnd his trainer. Sam Merger. Pluss and Joe Cahlll Joined the Good Templars at Currlnsville Friday evening. .Morris did not go, because he had a sore toe. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle made a tacada. Dover is on the boom. A number of people attended the monthly meeting" of the Mount Hood We had another one of those white Fruit Growers' Aasmciminn t q,i,u- winter coats of about ten or twelve hist Saturday and report a rousing inches last Monday morning. time. Ten new members were taken It was understood at a meeting of in anil fifteen mmiiM ,m the s telephone company at Eagle t,e taken In at the next meeting, Feb- - ---V - - , .- I brief business visit to Sandy last Sat-Treek thut Estacada will connect its ruary 2(i. by heavy snow In the mountains and are shot on sight. The dozen or more families that set tled In the green timber 10 miles east of here won their point and are now making arrangements to prove up on their claims. EAGLE CREEK. Mrs. Victor Berg was taken very 111 Inst Wednesday, and called in Dr. Adlx, but at present is well again. Mr. and Mrs. Howlett took dinner unlay. Will Douglass was a Portland and Oregon City visitor last week. Elmer Douglass, who has been working for some time for the Sell wood Lumber Companl. on Deep Creek, has resigned Ills position and has gone to Boring to Work. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Douglass en tertained Mr. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.' Large and Mrs. R. B. Gibson at din ner Sunday. Miss .Mary Crouch, of Portland, came out with her sister. Miss Muriel Crouch, teacher of District No. 50, on Sunday, and was her guest for a few days. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A DOVER, Dover has no use for automobiles just what we need is one of those aeroplanes so we could go and come lines wim Kertianct, which win then. Mr. stuck! came out from Portland us access io me .uoiaua lines. Monday with a new horse A meeting was held Monday night by e. d. Hart went to Portland last the Company which is to build a line week to visit the automobile show, tc Sandy, the depot of which will be j The Firwood people are busy get given next week. ; tinK out telephones. ! B. F. Hart is building a bungalow Dover School Report. I nls rilncl1- j John Sinclair came out from Port- ' land Mondav. The following Is the monthly report ; A. Moteji Is now working on his of Dover school district No. S3, for ranch south of Firwood. the month ending January 2S, 1910: i Miss Mary Motejl spent a few days Number days taught during month, ; visiting her folks the first of the 20: whole, number of days attendance, 1 week. 3S0: number of days absence. 20; J Fred Black and Austin Milllron number of cases tardiness, 22; num- were transacting business In Port ber pupils, neither absent or late, 15; i jand this week average number of pupils belonging, ! over a foot of snow on the level 20; average dally attendance; 19; ! gives the land clearers a rest for a per cent or attendance, 95 per cent; ; (avs. number visits by parents, 4; number i ' visits By members of school board, 3. j ' Those neither absent nor tardy are Croup, as follows: Eleanor Bews, Elma ' Causes uneasy nights but If you will DeSlnuer, Francis Dounellan, Lula use Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey it will Roberts, Rlldie Roberts, Helen Keith, j relieve In a few minutes. There Is Iva Udell, Agnes Udell. George Rob- J nothing better. Guaranteed by Jones erts, Harold Miller, Jesse, Cooper, ! Drug Co. i