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OKKOOX CITY KXTKIUMJINR FRIDAY, MAliCU I. 11)10.
Afraid of Ghosts
Many people are afraid ol (hosts. Few people
arc afraid o( crmi. Yet the host i fancy anil
the term ii a (act. If the crm could he magnified
to a sine equal to it terror it would appear more
terrible than any fire-breathin( dragon. Germs
can't be avoided. Tbey are in thl air we breathe,
the water we drink.
The derm can only prosper when the condition
of the system ive it free scope to establish it
self and develop. When there ia a deficiency of
vital force, languor, restlessness, a tallow cheek,
a hollow eye, when the appetite ia poor and the
sleep it broken, it it time to uard against the jerm. Yon can
fortify the body against all germs by the use ol Dr. Pierce's Hold
en Medical Discovery. It increases the vital power, cleanses the
system of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts the stom
ach and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition, to
that the germ finds no weak or tainted po in which to breed.
"Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or
habit-forming drugs. All its ingredients printed on its outside
wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum hut a medicine of ion
CowrosmoN and with a record of 10 ,Tn a rurw. Accept no
substitute there it nothing "just as good." Ask your neighbors.
Oregon City Enterprise
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WE WELCOME THE ELKS.
Tonight Oregon City will be turned
over, literally, to a band of good fel
lows Implying all that Is best In the
term and as a result there will be
established in the city a permanent
organization of these kindred spirits
of good cheer that from the start will
brated aviator who made flights at the
l.os Angeles meet and captured mar
prizes, will be the star of the coming
contests and will try to set new
world's records for altitude, high and
low speed flights. Four local aero
planes will be entered In the contests,
while Mr. Hamilton will bring Curtlss,
Wright and parman biplanes, which
he will fly. 1 prises are offered for
successful flights and with favorable
weather conditions. It Is expected new
world's records may be made. The
meet will be held on the Country Club
grounds east of the city. Special rates
have been made on the 0. R. & N
Southern Pacific and Hill lines from
outside points to Portland and return
during the progress of the meet, and
a large attendance Is expected.
Milwaukee and Northwestern Clackamas
MILWAUKIE. Lodge which overlooks (he Willamette
mill the parties who contemplate ink-
.The Woman's Work Club held a n ,,(,r ,VsM,.m. u nrllslle
meeting at the ilrange Hall. Several cobblestone hou-o will take posses,
members were present and a good (ou j'pru i
deal of work was ,,mo. .. K. liusseli .-hipped a number of
Miss Ada IV Albert, who has been lugaii berry plants by express to till-
suffering from throat trouble for a mis during the week. This Is a fruit
Absolutely
Puro
few days, was able to be in school 1 that Is little knew n In (he middle west
f.iday. J niiil If Ihey grow as rapidly lliero us
Miss Hallle Holmeslev and Miss , 'bey do hero perhaps .leiinlllgs UMge
Ada Albert wore two of the successful i furnish more plants ill that sec-
teachers In the county examinations.
They both hold state papers from
Kaslern states.
Lenten services are being held In
St. Jehu's Kptscopat church on Thins
day attei neons. Itev, Itowen, of Ore
gon City, has charge of. the services,
which are well attended in- the mem
bers. The Southern Pacific railroad has
all the piles driven for the bridge I
Hon of the country.
Mrs. P. D. Newell, of Kugetie, Is
very much Improved and expects lo
remove to her new home. . which Is
now completed a: the lodge, as soon
as the weather becomes more settled.
Mrs. Iteattice Hunter visited at Hie
C. It. Hunter home before her depar
ture to California. Mr. and Mrs. C.
It Hunter lime sold their home to
C. P. Morse mul will return to Los
ngeles, California, wheiv they fur-
across Kellogg Uike at tins place, , m,,,.y -,.sllttl about Match I.Mh
Hack laving will be ooinmenecil as i Mss 1V1, ,.,iml,,n f ivrtlainl. vis- i
Itod with Mrs Will Habenuan on'
A remarkable sale of Oregon fruit
lands was made during the past week
when the Rurrell orchard, of 605
acres, near Medford in the Rogue Riv
er Valley, passed to new owners for
the record-breaking figure of $300,000.
make its impress ou many phases of,Ca',,ain Gon,on Voorhios. of Portland
the community's life.
I sold the property to C. M. Speck and
Wherever there is joy and cheer as!!0ciatos- of sl,kane- The orchard
and the gladness of good fellowship. M s"pnmd recora- '"
there you will find the Elks. Wher-' fortune each ear from 1,3 acrl"
ever there is a good time to be had ! as of B"P,M a,u1 t1031"3' 11 ls sai,)
to counterbalance the cares and irk-a Por,ion of ,hP orchanl ma!" bP s,,b"
someness of life, there w ill be a band ! divl,,,,1 ani1 soM ln sn,a" ,rar,s b-v
of Elks. Full of fun, always merry. jlhe new gm'r3'
with no room for scowls or frowns sinrP ,heortland Ttiion Stock-
because of the smiles and the hearty1
yards opened for business last Sep-
I .V. - .1.. .. ,1 -ll.
ciks. itember. 21S9 cars of livestock have
Yet though the Elk does not believe ' heen ham,ej thlIVi representing an
in
are altogether foreign to his nature. acconlin? to Manager D. O. Lively.
he is the first to recognize that trou- Th( markpt thlls established has been
bles do come and that at times the ,lf groat value to th( ci(v anJ ,0 iv(,
path of life becomes rough and hard st()fk ?rowers throughout the Pacific
for some weary feet. He has the Nor!hest for competition for their
listening ear always for the plaints j pro(mcts ha resulted in better prices
of the less fortunate, he is the first 1 am, qtick,.r saes than formerly. Hogs
to hear the cry of anguish from the ; tnjs week have bee hovering around
sorrowing and the bereaved. Close . the ,10 0l) mark an, PJUtton has been
on the heels of the angel of death ( ver. jjign as w(?n
comes the Elk with his tender and !
tactful ministrations. Always ready I
to respond to the call of need, always
eager to relieve distress, always quick' George Helvey has rented a farm at
noli as the weather will permit.
.!. K. tliHide, of Salem, was a vis
itor at the olliee of the Johnson, Heal
tv Company Tuesday. He reported
that his sou's. C. W. tiooilo, condition
was no better. Mr. (ioodo, who has
lived In Minthorn. went to Salem sev
eral days ago In the hope of regaining
his health. .
Ix'o Johnson, who has been 111 with
a severe attack of pluresy for the
pass two weeks is improving and will
be able to be around by the first of
the week.
Dr. Townley went to Portland on
business today.
Church Notice.
St. John's Church. Paring Unt the
Rev. T. P. lloweu. of Oregon City. Is
holding service every Thursday after
noon and delivering a course of ser
mens on "The Footprints of Jesus"
Next Sunday the Rev. W. II. Powell,
of Portland, will administer the Holy
Communion and preach at 11 o'clock.
The regular service by the rector will
be held at 2:30 as usual.
Council Meeting.
A meeting of the Common Council
was called to order Saturday. Mayor
Strelb presiding. Present. Council
men Kelso, Mullan. Stockton and Leh
man, the Recorder and Marshal.
On motion by Kelso, Mr. U II
Campbell was appointed City Engi
neer. On motion by Mullan Strelb s First
Addition to Milwaitkte was approved
by the Council as submitted.
Proposed ordinances No. 32 and X j
wore rend and ordered posted in the i
manner prescribed by the Charter, j
On motion the City Engineer was j
Instructed to make estimates of lm-
! M$ cive the most valuable incro 1
t!A'Sf dicnt,lheactivcprindplc.to hJtf)
I ypiiii m fig
I ilS'i'll (-Itv Insnrcs wholesome and v' .-i'l' ' J
"'JlnYSrV dclldons food lor every AmAW
lWUfeVday in every Home JWJT
lis. I
Satmduy of la.-t week.
Mr. and Mrs Hoanlinan enterlalued
Mr and Mrs Hammond of aconm lllv Tlll,8llflv , j,,,,, Mr ,,
and Mr. and Mrs. . sterile , and . , SlMlKlllll, w,,,, u ,.mp..v.Mt.
daughters at their home on 1 ues, ay : ,.,,, wl ml,,k ,,,,,, f(1mv
evening of last week. 1 lie evening hlm, W(, .,,(.,., vlv .,, , ,,,
was spent with mus e. Miss l.dena ; ,!,, , .u (0 fllVll.,M ,,
s -i iivni ,.,,.m.v, on.-o.o i,,,, young people.
ii number of til.mo selections and the
pianola and grai'liaphoue furnished
other numbers
Miss Musgnm's. formerly of Okla-, iu, Thursday
Mrs. ('has. Illghatu was a Portland
visitor Thursday.
Miss Hlackeby made n trip to Port-
hoimt, but now of forvallts, wax u re
cent visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Slooiim.
Word has been received from Mrs.
James Sample, of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, stating Ihey have had a very se
vere winter there, as well us we have
had a trying winter In Oregon. Mr.
and Mrs. Sample are enjoying the
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of Nashville
(Mt. SootO Oregon, spent Thursday
with Ihelr daughter, Mrs. Win. Wells,
and family.
Mrs. tier! rude Kuehl Is oxpecled
home Sunday, after n visit of several
weeks with her sou III Cheney, Wash
Remember wo have a cobbler, J. T.
Ayers, who will do all kinds of ro
of Win We
School Entei-ulninent.
Friday evening the pupils of our
m-hool gave mi I'litcrtultimoni In honor
of tleo. Washington's llltthday, the
proceed.-! lo pay for the pew organ.
Much credit Is ilue the leurhers, Mrs
Kudlriitt, Mrs. Il.-nv, Mum llurluell
uiiil I'rof llutler for the way the rhll
.lieu were drilled and marched Eva
Sutler and (lladys Wet.ler. little lots
of ll yen in were the lenders. Mrs.
Horry's boya gave a drill with guns
and Hang the old familiar song "Van
kee Doodle" The girls of Mrs. Hor
ry' room gave a Hug drill. Utile
Isabelle Me Arthur was the lender
Church Service.
MethodlMl Hplcoial Church. Rev.
.Inniea Moure, piiHtor. Hervleen II
A M.. Sunday School 10 A M Alter
nnle Sundays, nervhes 7 p. M by
pastor. Si'Uta free, everyol-.e welcome.
I. iolli-s' Aid meets tit Mrs. J. S.
Siulih's Thursday, March :id. All In
vlted Spi'l'lal work.
II. W. Itlloy and wife, of Ivnnhoo.
( WooilMoi-h I visited bis broth.. r, John
ttlley, the Inst of Ihu week
I. Iv Armstrong wont to Poriliind
on business Monday.
Mrs. (liitutorH was it city vlsllnr
Snlurilay.
Mr MeCulley la hulldllig hi house
ocs! oi neaun wuh-.i .s po-nsuiK ne s . lmlr W(,rk H, ,,,,, ((( i;rt(l
to her many Jennings uulgo friends. buiblin,-,
Frank lloardin.in and son Ray. of j ' , . ' , , .
llo.nl Ulver nre vlsltlne at the home. . "P 00,0
of O. 1). Iloardman during the week
J. O. Staals has purchased the
Mr. Iloardman Is contemplating taking i ,,,,u-l,;'r "'".'I' Jl, 'lu'- .""!" a"
i ," mi iii in. ill i iiin i mill n 111 111
to please all of his customers with
the chilliest meats, tilve hint a call.
M. W. A. Dance March &th.
Basket Ball.
up his residence near Oregon City.
Miss Rlla Rhtneriison, of Portland.:
and Miss Morse of the lnlge. were I
entertained at the home of Mr. Percy
Cautleld. In Oregon City, where he.
was host to The Owls last week. j rbi Senior Dak titove team de
Mr. Watson and two sisters, who feiited the Park Place team Friday
have lived for the past year on Miss ' evening at Park Place. Score Dii to
There were llfteeu girls III the drill III the Kuhl Irnct.
and Ihey certainly deserve much Win. Spldell and family linve moved
praise for their purl of the program ! In their new home In the Kuhl tract,
Miss Hartuell'H girls sang mid the 9ad D4r(, glnka.
boys whlMtli'd, making n beautiful fea- I (), r ,, r,. gea of Ihu Star
lure other gave recltiitlon Hint sand Co. loaded with rock, wink
songs. In all the progruinnie was well Tuesilav inclining Jut mirth of Con
rendered and highly appreciated by j ,,,r iro.'t A large log ruining dow n
all present. ,, rV1,r irm.k n, maklim a hole In
We me proud of our school nnd',1(, ,!, i-m,Miii It to Hlnk. It U n
think It as good as liny in (he ntate
and iil-o of our lady teacher and
I'rof. Under.
Basket Ball.
WsilniMilav evening. March
being sad, and grouches androwls approximate valuation of j'l.000.000, 1 provenients on the follow ing streets
ELDORADO.
. .,.-.- hi o,nD t mr.K n.riuw. nt exy-cis iu muse ins miii-
. , ..I ily over there as soon as the weather
or gentle sympatny ana unuersianaing j cit.arg up a uttie
when necessity arises, that is the
Elk.
And these are the men who are to
take up their abode here with us. Do
we welcome them? With all our
hearts. Our city will be the better
fok their presence, we ourselves will
be better for the existence of their
organization. More power to them as
they grow and wax ever stronger
here; more power to their cheerful
hearts and their smiling faces. More
George Anderson and Sidney Smith.
of Clarks, attended the baseball meet
ing In Mullno Sunday afternoon. Sid
ney stopped all night with Rob Dul
lard on his way back as he was afraid
to go home in the dark.
Al Jones has been looking for a
new team.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones spent
Sunday with friends in Mullno.
C. Smith made a call at the Helvey
home Monday afternoon.
Evan Sews made a trip to the flour
ing mills one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howard made
power to their sympathy and their a business trip to Macksburg one day
helpfulness.
We need them here.
L
MELDRUM-
WHAT PINCHOT TEACHES.
Mr. Ballinger, of course, will be
cleared of all charges that have been
brought against him by certain well
meaning, perhaps, but ill-advised and
blundering persons. The body of Sen
ators who are sitting at the hearing
now in progress at the National Cap
itol are men of b,onor, men of probity
and of acumen. But ln addition to all
this, they are men of common sense.
C- lla Tlnlltnrra n.lll l.n ..In 1ta 1 0t
xi.i.. .... uv The RQse Greenhouse has a
Of greatest importance to the coun-j fin(? ,Qt Q carnatlons on nand now.
try, however, is not the fact that Mr. jir. wm SOon start his brick
Ballinger will be found not to be the yard up again for the summer, and
last week
We hear that Ernest Sturges has
sold his Interest in the telephone to
Mr. Diddrick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yale arrived
home last Monday from Shephard
Springs, where they have been spend
ing a few weeks for their health.
Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Mrs. Ernest
Wfclker had lunch and spent a very
pleasant afternoon last week at Mrs.
Seeley's.
Mr. Yensen, who was Blck the first
of the week, Is improving rapidly and
Is able to work again
mountain of graft that has been al
leged. Of far more benefit to the
nation at large will be the instruc
tion in the fallacy, the narrow-mindedness
and the danger lurking in that
poisonous fallacy that for want of a
better name Is aptly called "Plnchot-ism."
expects to make many thousands of
brick. He has also a fine blacksmith
shop In connection.
Improvement to Ice Plant.
Horton & Cox, owners and proprie
tors of the Oregon City Cold Storage
and Ice Co. have been making many
Improvements to the building, pre
paring for the summer's run. A new
" , ' . " , tubular boiler, of the latest style, has
Portland is to have an aviation ,jeen nstald wh,cn ,g more econom-
meet March 5, 6, and 7. Business men I cai than the one heretofore used.
have organized a three-days exhibi
tion of flying machines and D. O.
Lively has been made manager of the
event. Charles K. Hamilton, cele-
The office has been enlarged and has
been moved to another part of the
building. The plant will start up for
the summer's run In May, but a short
run will be made In March.
A SHORT EXPLANATION
OF THECHECK ACCOUNT
You deposit whatever money jyouwishin the bank, and a
specimen of your signature is taken and filed. The bank
will furnish you with a Pass Book ir which the amountof
your deposit will be entered, you will also befurnished
with a book of blank checks, no charge being made for
these books. You are now prepared toissue a check at
any time, or place, for the amount you wish to payHav
ing the money in bank, and the signature to the check
corresponding with that on file, the amountwill bepad
to the person named therein, upon his sigmng hianame
on the back of the check. The amount of thecheck is
then charged to your account, and the check is canceled
and filed away to be returned to you when your Pass Book
is written up. In this manner you have a complete record
of the transaction and a receipt for the money paid. You
will find the Check Account simple, convenient and a safe
"guTrd fo7 yWayjnenta. TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
W i If or II.m-L t-.'r I i iM in t tm nt'iH tit tl
to-wlt: Harrison street east to coitn-y I . wj w , Ip ,
road No. 21 1 IS east on said road to S. j j,, ,,,,,,,, M,,xU.a wll,(,
l. K. Iv.. .itaui siui'i tun wmiii won
the
K. Troavltt'a place near Meblriim. do-, i. I "e mourners of oak tirovo team j ,)a) (;,,,. ntlil.-l l- club li aui plnve.l
parted on Frld.iv for St. Johns, llrlt- are D"iinls Worthlngloii. Theo. Wor ri lnrn name with the l'ark Place
si Columbia, where they will visit 1 thlngtou. ty inantou, Kay tillbert. i . (Jili u s Hall. Oak drove
In fore leaving f-r England. Ihelr fu- Ernest Nai f. Friday night Hie (ink drove team
lure home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dills of Portland ! will I'l 'v die Chiekumna I'-aiu In
Little Raebael ll.ibermaii has been - spent Saturday nml Sunday Ith ihelr (ifi'iis Hall, Oak drove,
ill with an attack of the mumps. old friend Chas. Van OldMand audi Improvement Club Meets
Rev. Stitipp and a friend from Mil-; wife. j UM ,,., ,,, ,,,, ,irv ;,,rilv,..
w.iukle wits a Jennings U.dgo visitor. lu,nWk uim , p.i(.t, ( I ., Association ., )u n-Kular
oil MoUilny. ',. , .i , nii-etlliL' MuhIi- mid HiMM.i'tli.it wnni
will leave for Eugene In few day. l"atures of the programuie,
after visiting Mrs Iwrlck's faintly! ' Pleasant Surprise.
lotnl loss
OSWEGO.
Ir Summers lin heoti mal.lliK fie.
ipiimt vlnlla to Onm'git to visit the
ilck
The I'aeilli- Ti'li'iione and Tele
graph agent ha been looklui,' omt
the i. I, here tin wi.ek mul probably
will move tlie i.l in lull from Mr Pro
'r iitMce by liipH sl of Hi Ickt'le'r
Sims to tbt new liovu
Mr llartilll Is bllllillllg It relieliee
in-nr the biisebnll grouiiil
Mr I'to'iniM-, post inaiiti-r, who hai
horn nulto III fur the past two week
hard surface pavement; Jefferson
street from Front street to Irving
street; Monroe street from Front St.
east to Irving; Scott St. from Front
street to Main street. The Engineer
was Instructed to make an investiga
tion on a sewerage system.
JENNINGS LODGE.
absent be will visit his brother In Salt
Lake City. V'tah
Master Glenn Russell has been un
able to nttend school for the past few
days being contlto il to his homo with
tonsllitls.
Mi's lientrlce Sherk gave a Niirprl" I I not any bi tter
party at her home .Monday evening In j The rliiri-n of ()n-Kn are prepar-
m ar ( iregon ( 'Ity.
Paul Allsworth and family haw
movi'il In the Mrllobert houso. honor .if Misn Mailo Hainllloli. who) lug to build a nldewalk from I lie
J. O. Staals has roiitcil the old timk lo r departure with her mother til imgi' Hall lo din rallruinl depot.
Mooily place of the owner. Mis 1 mid lanillv for Ihelr new homo In Mr. Wliiiilugaleiid inmed to die
Mrs. Norrie, of Gearhart Park, was
a recent visitor nt the summer home
of Mr. and Mrs. H- H. Emmons.
Rev. Mr. Emmel. of Mllwaukle.
preached at the Grace Chapel on Sun
day afternoon as Rev. Shupp. the reg
ular pastor officiated at the laying of
the cornerstone of the Evangelical
Church In East Portland. i
Mrs. Treavltt and daughter. Mrs. j
Richard Nunn and children, of Port
land are spending a few days at tho
pretty country home of Miss Kate
Treavitt near Meldrum.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Iloardman have
returned from a delightful visit to;
their daughter, Miss Weigant. at Au
rora. While absent, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Doardman visited for a time at Sll
verton. Miss Mable Morse attended Rev. i
Young's lecture on the Yellowstone
Park at the Taylor Street M. E.
Church In Portland last week. j
T. J. Spooner delivered some fine
salmon to the Lodge people on Mon
day, the last than can he had for a
while as the season closed on March
1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woodward of
Vancouver, Wash., were week-end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Tozler. I
Ira Hart and Misses Mildred and ;
Ellen Hart and Henry Smith of the
Lodge attended a very pretty dinner
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.!
Frank Pratt on February 27th, in Ore- i
gon City.
Mr. Jesen who has been Indisposed '
for some weeks is slightly Improved, j
Mrs. Chas. Clough left on W'ednes- j
day of last week for Newberg, where
she will visit with friends and old
neighbors. Mrs. Clough expects to
return the latter part of the week. j
Messrs. Arthur Caddy, Harry Pain- j
toil and Hugh Roberts were business j
visitors at the county seat Saturday. !
Harold Pratt, of Oregon City, spent ;
Saturday calling on his former school- j
mates at the Lodge. j
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Soesbe and Miss 1
Mable Morse were among those who j
went down to the Armory and heard I
Madame Schumann-Helnk, the famous
contralto singer, on Wednesday even-
ing of last week. Portland has been!
enjoying some of the finest artists In j
the country this winter and many of j
our people of the Lodge have taken j
the opportunity afforded them of hear-,
Ing the great singers and pianists and j
many of the well known lecturers and !
actors. !
W. L. Haberman has Just received !
a new stock of goods and will carry a j
fresh line of vegetables, fruits, gro-j
cerles, provisions, hay and feed. We
wish all might patronize home trade
and help do all they can to help the I
Lodge. Mr. Haberman Is prepared to!
take orders and deliver every day. I
Mr. Seeley came up from Summit!. I
! In Benton County, and spent a few
! days with his son, Mr. J. E. Seeley
j and family near the Lodge. Mr. See-!
ley returned home on Saturday. ,i
i Work on tho new house being built j
I by Mrs. Emmons, will be rapidly j
: pushed, the lumber arriving last week, !
land expects to have It finished by!
I April 1. It has already been leased by
! a prominent Portland family who will
enjoy the summer at this place.
Spangler.
Remember the ilance given by thn
M W. A. March 5 at Green Hall.
Good music and lots of fun. Every
body conic.
,' Geo. Heililly sold Ills place lo Roy
L. E. Ilentley returned Monday from Hlaeke.by ami has gone to Vancouver.
Marqunm, Oregon, where he was rat- Wash., to work.
OAK GROVE.
Spokane, Wash , Tuesday The even- city the first of Ihu we k lie roll
ing was pleasantly spent In music, I tunc to bo Superllileinleiit of the
and games Cake, cniulle, fruit mul l bridge nnd rnllroud conatruiilou.
tuns were furnished by the young pen. ; The Oswego women' club met ni
pie. The fu Mowing were present- An
na Kuks. Imogeiii. Inmiin, Mary Stein,
Kaiin'l Worlhlngtoii. Alum Rlchtor,
U'Me draham, dorilou Skiuig, Earl
Hansen. Frank Vaiuudntrntid, Walter
Harris, I. villa lluiiiinell, Ileal r Ire
sick. We are triad to learn she was Kalatiui, Wash., where her fttlir n1
much Impri.wd before his return aides.
home. ' I Anyone desiring Rhode Island Red i Sherk, llarlon Sherk, Mr, deo. Sheik,
Mrs. L J. Hamilton and family, eggs for hatching can purchase them' Mrs. Hamllion nm other.
the home of Mr Piitlnger dial
week, with Mr Itimslter In charge
of the progruiiime There were nine
member present.
Rev. .Ayer. reretilly from India,
gave u very Interesting talk hint Hun.
day evening nt the M, K rhuriii on
the Missions and Mlioiluluiliel of III
din.
Agents for
Buster
Brown
Shoes
The,.
Store
Tenth
and
Main
Streets
WHTCH OUR BUSINESS GROW
OUR BUYER has just returned from the Eastern markets, and the goods
are pouring in. Buying for three stores enables him to secure the lowest
possible prices, and we will give our customers the benefit of the bargains.
The newest and daintiest things for ladies' waists and summer suits will be on
display next week. Don t fail to
see them. This store is famous for
best quality and lowest prices on
embroideries. See us before buying.
Dress Special
Children's cbambray dresses, Blzes
one to four years, special y.c
Ribbon Special
Number eighty ribbon In nil staple
colors, per yard . , ()c
Corset Special
Ladles' long hip corset color while
special for one week ,'Hc
CORSETS
The c i. brated P. N. corsets none
betier made for the money paid
ladles' long hip, with high, cork
protected steel, fQ, tc
ladles' corsets, style N. H. long
hip, liU'h or low hast ftc
Itdi'M' long hip, long bust, cork
protected steel, Sl-fW
Misses Martha Washington corset
waist, button front ,()c
HOSIERY
Topsy hosiery has be
come well known on ac
count nt Its wearing
finalities nnd Its excel
lent colorings. We
hnve them In Men's,
Women's and C h 1 1
dren's. Children's ribbed cot
ton hose, double
knees J()c
Children's heavy ribbed
cotton hose, two pair
for 'i,")C
lioyH' extra heavy cot
ton hose, two pair, ;."c
,
V.li
OisUiiiEl SI
Misses fine elastic rib-
'', hose, two pair
' I 10 M Ihsch best fine ribbed
iii.'i-lr hose, imlr "ic
1 julles' fine cotton hose
.Hi Topsy black
.. ir. i:t. io .
IIWrYI M""'K sox, black
Kiuy or inn
m i (i i :tc
Men's black col I on sox
Topsy black
'r I""1 I.")0
Men's fancy colored
sox (fi )"t nnd H
Small Articles
AT SMAI.I. PRICKS
Wire luilrpliiH, per bunch o
Children' handkerchiefs, each o
Postcard c
Paper of pins Oc
Collar tuition c
Darning cotton jo
Culm plus o
Vaseline, per bottle c
Safety pins, do, 0
Tooth hriiMhes, each ,"Jo
Cutilng Irons, each ,"5c
Good pearl bittion, doz -Jo
Machine oil, bolfle
Largo box who hiilrpltiH 50
Corsi'l. sleels, pair "tc
Marbles, twenty for ,"jo
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THE BANK OF OREGON CITY
THE JOHNSON REALTY CO.
City Lota, Acreage and Farms
a Specialty.
P. O. Box 213
Milwaukee, Ore.
W. E. THRESHER
LAWYER
niLWAUKlE, - OREGON
Underwear Special
U.dies' llKht-weight, high neck, long; sleeve vests, color while
Itegular twenty five cents Special for One Week 20c
Embroidery Remnants
A lot of. mill ends In embtoldery and Insertions from one to eight
Inches wldo will be on sale all next week.
Children's knit waists, two fur
Curtain Swiss
Curtain Swiss In dots and figures our fifteen cent grade, fur the
week dv J()c
Overalls
Men's light-weight bib overalls blue denim t"j(c
Men's "KHz" overalls extra heavy and well mail,', J)()cniid Jfi I 00
Men's best blue denim Junipers, ., j;-c
Hoys' overalls ff( M7t. Tii) ainf (J()c