OKEOON CITY ENTEliTKISK. Kit I DAY, .1UNH 10, 1910.
8
t Milwaukee and Northwestern Clackamas
' 4 '
SPECIAL
Any Lady's Tailored Suit in the store for
$18.90
This includes all our $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00.
I High Grade Suits. ' "Palmer" Garments C 1 Q Q ft
, and others during this sale , y 1 0. y U
SPECIAL
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Draw
ers, Corset Covers, Gowns and
Combination Suits
Table 1 23C Table 2 48c
; Table 3. .. .. SffC Table 4 1.48
Many of these garments are worth double the price.
OREGON CITY'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Ask for Red Trading Stamps
REAL ESTATE
Aurie M. nud J. W. Draper to Mary
E. Wright, lot 5 of block 7, Barlow;
120.
. H. E. and Ella T. Xoble to h. L.
Moore and F. W. Settlemeier, 60 acres
of section 8, township 7, range 3 east;
500.
'. A. and Jf. Elizabeth Matheson to
Mrs. J. R. Williams, lot 6 and 8 of
block 17. Falls View Addition to Ore
gon City; SI.
Gladstone Real Estate Association
to Toyer O. Svenson, lots 9 and 10 of
block 57; $400. - -
Matthew and Mrs. Mary Devine to
Patterson D. Holt, 3.18 acres of Lot
Wbitcomb D. L. C. No. 3S, township
1 south, range 1 east; y2Q.
John V. and Grace E. Loder to F.
V. Spragtie, lot 4 of block 7, Glad
stone; flal).
' F. W. and Mary E. Burley, et al, to
Jlans O. Lilu, 10.2 acres of Andrew
Hood and wife D. L. C township 3
south, range 2 east; $750.
James H. and Anna Colby to V.
A. Saltmarsh, blocks 57 and 58.
Pruneland; $4000.
William Albert and Rosetta A. Dear
dorff to Herbert R. Tyler1, land in
John M. Deardorff D. U C, township
1 south, ranee 2 east; $10.
L'nited Slates to liavid K. Warner.
40 acres of section X, township 3
south, range 4 east; Patent.
Joseph Burton and Emma May
Hicks to (iuy C. and Ilortha M. Whote.
land in First Subdilsiou of Oak Grove;
$400.
John W. and Helen M. Bennett to
Charles LJschke, C acres of sections
10, 11. II. 15. township 2 south, range
2 east; $18D0.
H. D. Harmes to Bertha M. Harmes,
tPilTEB-A
t.im;iie Ijtr MMi MRrni;-r"
1lu;i: JT.OPfy Ur- ' ntf or full p.irilru,.ir t ant ttrct.it rpr at met.
NO MlJ.Vf.l KKOMhKI) ur.tii yrn: tew-z .nd aj.pnive of your Mcyrlu. Weihip
to any-fine, anywhere in 'M U. . v:'thut i cnt tisp--itt w. idv;irKr, prepay r eight, n
aiiow 'J K.N 1) S FKKK 'I KI I, d 1,1.;; nn :i t:m: ynj ") y ri'ic the hn y t and
put tt t any tt ')U it li. If you ait t:.ri in O'ri'.rtiy .-i!f..i-d or do r: wh to
K-rep l' :"'"! : T it bj k to ti it ti-:r rr;,ti e ?ri-i you 't i t not te out one cent.
mm
'I !i riPTPlV 0P'rr5 We t,srn ',t u,c '' ,, r' rr.i'W r,,(vr,rs it :s ismre to mike
L'i rrilwLO at ot.e rr.L.li pr':it a:.ve actual uuory coi:. Von save
Pjf ,o to f ?J tr-urt cmn' yt' ' Lv iuj f: rrrt ci u at.c hjvt titj niinufacMrer u ifu-ir
i T Il'X a:i.:? b-n:;n "r bi- ycur. J K f lit V a L.rjr.e or a l-nr f,.' t'.res If -n anyone
at any prut utl:n ou ree,ve f.r uLn' -i ji,i .cjrn our unuea;a ol jiuiory
f rx:ct ari l rem'trkii-u tf'Ct d , fr,ri u nuer u;'t ut.
YC3 WILL Cc HST0SISHE3 V 01M
-oirmwr can m;'.- you tt'H ytr, " tt:l U.r li.i;iirit gur Lxycles (cr Jev. iik.m
U- i. m 3" o i' .T i, if .'.tv, e
v.. A J.i. VC'J.i; Jy.:.J.I.U:i. y,j
I' docVe''O'jr Tric-s. Or-itrs iiiitd tiie ' y
hLCO.M) II AMI Jti- VCIJ;S. We
' nninliy have a iiL.-.ilr on Iwrn! l.tlctn in trale
prorri'tiy at pners r"ig:r? (". i to ft'-n or
CfHCTrD f?f)fllfrC bii'Uiu HiiCH in, iitiiMirud
jAdltK'UiiUnLdf equipment of ail Lnth at ha.
5filL9 HEDGETHGRH POHCTORE-PEGOF $ eo
ciri rnsriii Tiace sample pair
TV; rebuilt ciail Price ol theie tirrs ii
Si.iv per pmr, c -.t to intr -'itc ue 'u:ll
get; ynutt sample pair fori! skk- ashivilnord'-rij,,).
113 MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURZS
NAM.S, lacks or OlaHif ivlll iit.t lut the
Blr out. Sixty thousp.nii jnirs wjM n-.X yer-.r.
Over two bunurcd tiiousuud p.ii:snowia use.
DZSCRIPTIONt Made inn!l?:z. ItMivcTy
and eay ndinj1vciydu:alilca:i'i J.ntdiiiu: ;e wiifi
a special aiiniitv of ruulx-r. wh:"ii never lecon:
poruiifand which closs up Mnnll Tinnetnrrs wi.!:out al'o
inir thefcir tojape. We luive hun--rctio kt'.rr3 from n -
ficdcuhtomtnutnuns: that their unr iliaveoTi'yix;
uDOtice or twice in a whole Reason. Tlu-y wei-'h
nnotdinary tire, the puncture resist in Kqiial.tieat
bv ftevcrnl lever ofthin. siieriallv tr( :flred fa'
tread. Therciularoriceof t.ic-se tires in s.'.ot)?r mir.b
advcrtisiiiiTiurixje' we ore making a sitt ml i-ie-ury
the ruler of ouly $4. Bo per iair. Ail orders sjptJw
cpproval. You do not pny a cent mint y.u iiavc erc.Tr :
We will allow a rash tf irotirit cf 5 r r cent (I'letc-
send I tKi- CAll Willi .:i;:it an 1 eiM-!!.-
bcndiii;' no ornr r.s l ie tacs may le r
not satisfactory on einininr?tion. Vc are
-el'y
hank. If von order a to:r of these tir:.i. you will
wear better, last longer and l oU t.iK-r l'.v.. A any tire you have evr usfrl or a fn at any price. We
know that you will be so wrll plf-awd that when y u wnnt a bicycle yon will give us yuur order.
We waut you to aeud us a trial order at once, hence th:s remarkable tire oW.
aw Iah mtrm TnrC don't bny an vLithI at any price until you aetirl for a par of
Mr JUU nt..U ilrit. Hctlethorn i'vi-icture-Hr-y-f tires on appruvnl and trial at
the special introductory price quoted above; or write for our bit? Tire cud Sundry Catalogue which
describe and quote all makes and kinds of tires nt about half the usuhI prices.
ma ATIJl4ir but write us a pohtal today. J 'IT Tlif.SlvH KTJVIVC a b-yrle
gjU !( tfwSsi or a pair of tires from anyone until yon know th niw aud wouaciful
offcrt we are making. It ouly cosia a postal to Uarn everj'thius Write it Ott.
Sale
IL AID) AM
2.25 acres of section 23, township 3
south, range 1 west; $1.
H. D. Harmes to Emma Peterson.
5 acres of section 23. township 3
south, range 1 west; $1.
M. Bluskey to Rudolph Klaus, 15
acres of section 23, township 4 south,
range 1 east: $1600.
George M. and Jennie A. Hively to
Frank Arighi, land in Milwaukie;
$350u.
T. L.'Charman et al, to A. K. Ford,
part of section 26, township 2 south,
range 1 east; $300.
T. M. and Cassandra Wiltse to Carl
Christiansen and Frank Christiansen,
39 acres of section 20, township 4
south, range 2 east; $3l00.
Samuel C. Fletcher to Ida M. Dun
dos, 20 acres in section 32, township
4 south, range 4 east; $1.
Ruby Long Bluhm and Christopher
Bluhm to S. M. Long, 160 acres of
section 28, township 5 south, range 1
east; $1.
Joseph and Rosa Pillister to Flora
Troge, block 86, Damascus Cemetery,
section 8, township 2 south, range 3
east; $3.50.
M. C. Davis et al.. to J. L. Millard,
block 16.21 acres of sections 5 and
0, township 2 south, range 2 ea.st; $1.
Sunset Land to Matthias and Wll
helmlna Klinger, lots 15, 16, bloom 8,
Sunset City; $175.
Ellen M. Rockwood to John and
Oline Oisen, lots 8. 9. 10, 11, 12, Rock
wood Acres; $4800.
L. C. and Mary Elizabeth Skellin
ger to A. E. Nichols, 40 acres of sec
tion 8. township 3 south, range 1
west; $4200.
J. J. and Fanny Howen to Tatum &
Bowen Company, 80 acres of section
26. township 2 south, range 6 east ;
$1".
Ida V. and Roy Gray to Ollle M.
and Frank Hale. 160 acres of section
2N, township 5 south, range 1 east;
RIDER AGENT;
IN EACH TOWN
and district to
nri and exhibit a
biryri f u-ri-,y Our ajrnu everywhere are
are wi n jj.yj prn 'i a;jvc wtiory .n,
can oar b.'.vtJti under luur own oaiue iute at
received.
('.o not rtr arlv liane sond rnr.d biTr W. b-tt
l.v o:jr Lh.ci;'0 rt:.i: I 'I ii1.' we Cicf out
eH). lJern;:::ve I nianed free.
roiUT ciiajim ai.d ptruala, pans, repairs ana
th vtual rtUii prtctt.
fO IHIRQDUCE, O ML Y
.eral.-orn.i;:- Hi
bct:iK.lrp-4 1.251
l nonorvtli.-irl t .
k-nh'-'i:if;ivf n J li ,
fii'-jric c:j l!e J
? Notice th thlrll
'A' and tiumitu
o:;d J, ttio r
It rnblrr trad
rhn fctrhi ' 11
it ifrevmt rim cutting. Thll
tiro will outlmt any otir
- iL f
iii:lf-K(iF'J', tLAilO and.
price to
'l.y I-,
r is receivrd. W ship C. O. D. on
1 a-d found 1 i : ' m strict !v as rrtres'-ntf-d.
y ir.a:.injf the pr:tc -J.ftS per pair if yo-i
V.
li;.c:;ic:ji. tou run no riit 111
:i-d nt OL'Jt exTK ii; e if for a:iv rta.vm thfy ore
rciir.Me and tiu-ney "nt to u as .'i(efi. in a
find that they wtil ride eabier, run fa.'",
SPECIAL
60 Young Men's Long Pants Suits,
ages 1 3 to 1 7 years, worth $15.00 to $18.00. All
new weaves and patterns, fine quality. Go during this
sale (or
$9.
SPECIAL
Ladies' Fancy and Tailored Waists
Latest designs. A special lot worth $1.25 and $1.50.
during this sale
98c
All sizes in white and colored.
$1.
Charles C, Amu Long aiul Dellluh
Long to S. M. Long, liJO acres of sec
tion township a south, ranse 1
east; $1.
C. D. aiul Sedonia Uitouretto to
Anna M. Ie, west-half of Tract, 43.
Outlook; $1.
S. G. and L. L Bailey to Harry
Bailey. lo4 acres of William Arm
priest and wife D. L. C, township o
south, raiiKe 2 east: 11.
Henry U and Nellie G. Tatum to
Tatum & Bowen Company, lot 9 of
block 75. Chaplin's Addition; also SO
acres of section 26. township 2 south,
range 2 east; 1.93 acres of Wlllam
Holmes D. L. C. No. 40, township 2
south, range 2 east; $10.
Charles E. and Lilia E. Gordon to
A. McColman. lots 5, 6, 7, 8, block 18,
Robertson; $10.
E. F. and Lena L ponahue to O.
A. Palmer, portion of Tract 22, Boring
Junction; $450.
Albert and Lucy D. Leavitt to John
J. and Agusta A. Bruck, 2C.13 acres
of D. L. C. of George Brock, township
3 south, range 1 east; $lxon.
F. A. Hoffman to Minnie Lee, land
in George and Eunice Brock I). L. C,
township ;i south, range 1 east; $10.
J. H. and Andrew Johnson to Alice
R. Flnzer, 15.25 acres of sections 9
and 10. township 2 south, range 2
east; $1.
John Meyer to Lorena G. Kidder,
f0 acres til section 22, township 2
south, range 5 east: $5200.
Oregon Swedish Colonization Com
pany to Carl J. Kenard, 80 acres of
section S. township 5 south, range
I! east: J'j.'O.
George V. and Joseph and Bertha
I Joseph to CharleB E. Godon, lots
5, . 7, and 8, block IS, Robertson;
$1-
Addie and Joseph A. Sue she to
Paulus D. anil Ijiura Newell, lots ;:,
4. 10, 11, Jennings lnltfe; $d(i.
William V. Deiap to Mary F. De
lap, 10 acres of section 22, township
2. south, range 4 east; $10.
Charles A. and Nellie V. Ilartiemay
to .1. M. M. Peterson. 30 acres of sec
tion 17, township 2 south, range I
east; $:!250.
Leonore K. and J. F. Nowlin to
Owen T. Games, lots 1, 2. 3, 4. 5, 0.
7, 'J, 11, n. 15, Nowlin's Half Acres;
$11)50.
Frank and Lillie Beers to I). W.
and Josephine A. Ross, north-half of
southweHt (iiartcr of northeast quar
ter of section 5, township 1 south,
range 4 east; $2000.
L'nited States to Charles M. St.
John, 15B.o acres of section 7, town
ship 2 south, range 5 east; Patent.
W. T. Eehcrd to F. L. E'heid, 7
acres of William Ensle U L. C, town
ship 5 south, range 2 east; $10.
C. I. Glpson to W. T. Eehcrd, 41
acres of IJ. L. C. No. S3, township '
south, range 2 east; $10.
Janet ami Thomas Ross to J. H.
Shields, 10 acres of section 5, town
ship 4 south, range 4 east; $10.
E. Ialirosse to C. 13. Abraham,
blocks 5, 0, Clackamas eights; $10.
Waclaw and Stella Jaquln to Nancy
Thomas, land In section 2, township 4
south, range 4 east; $10.
Jeanetta Meier eX al, to Frank M.
Format), 24 ucres of section 14, town
ship 2 Bouth, range S east; $1.
G. A. and Minnie Cobb to B. S.
Jones, land in Canby Gardens; $1750.
J. ll. and Flotilla U. Colt and George
W. Hoxle, lot 20 of Orchard Homes;
$1250.
William B. and Emma Jennings to
Frank and Effle Boardman, 2.50 acret)
of First Addition to Jennings Lodge;
m.
Frank and Effle Boardman to Re
becca A. White, 2.56 acres of First
Addition to Jennings Lodge; $1100.
Henry and Emma Mills to Otto
Schmciser, 40 acres of section 5, town
ship 4 south, range 2 east; $2500.
. iT't f'T? R Cnp-l't to .Ttlm
90
E. Smith, jiart of block 1. I'arkplacp
$1000. F. C. and Gran; S Forbes to IL L.
Moody, 216 acres of section 36, town
ship 2 south, rnn? 1 east, and No. 43.
township 2 south, range 4 east; No.
42, section 1. township 3 south, range
2 east. No. 40, sections 5 and K. town
ship 3 south, range east; $10.
John M. W. and Janet Bonney to
H. I.. .Moore ntul F. W. Settlemeler.
16U acres of section IS, township 7
south, range 3 east; $1000.
Anna Belle Hofstratul to Hugh
Johnson, lots 1, 2, section 3. lots 3, 4.
section 2, township 8 south, range 4
east; $3200.
David and Johanna Hederman to
Joseph Anricrcgg, 1 acre of section 1,
township 2 south, range 3 east; $70011.
Charles F. and Isabel Soesbe to L.
P. Horton. lot 3 of block is, Oregon
City; $210.
Rudolph I), and Fanny E. Miller to
M. H. Hosteller and Lizzie llos
letter, 10 acres of Bectlon 6, township 5
south, range 1 rust; $1900,
F. A. and Henrietta Detamore to
Ella Carlson, 1 acre of George Crow,
u. L. (,'., township 2 south, range 1
east; $1.
Theodore Young and Hannah Young
to W. A. and lulse I'arker. 2 acres
of George Willis, D. L. C, township
1 smith, range 1 east; $S25.
Edward Nomrief to Pearl F. Hethge,
lots 33, 34. 35. M, 37, 3S, 39. 40, block
17, M lut born Addition to Portland;
$500.
A. and Ami.! Henriksen to A. S.
Elis, 91 acres of section 2, township
2 south, range :, eust; $10.
A. and Anna Henriksen to A. S.
Ellis, 10 acres of section 2, township
2 south, range east; $10.
William L. t'r.inc to Maria L. Crane,
20 aires. Clackamas County; $1.
E. G. and M.,rla Caulleld to Hugh
Mel,arty, lots 2, 3, 4, block 33. Bolton;
$2.S5.
.loslah K. and Amanda Dick to Lilian
M. Spencer, land In Canby; $2o00.
Maude arid J. . Helfrich to Hans
Japsen, lots 1. 2, 3, block 2, Estacada
Heights; $150.
Charles W. and Mary Dean to John
W. Shut tin li, land In section 4, town
ship 2 south, range 3 east; $1.
Joseph V .and Etta B. Harless to Ev
erman Bobbin.-, lot 13, Tract 1, Mo
lalla; $1.
Harry L. .,m Sarah P. Ward to
Lee Stamper, land In J. N. Lamb, D.
L. C; $1.
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT 4 TRUST
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Hank of Oregon City.
JOHN V. CLARK, Mgr.
Dr. W. Chambers Scholtse
A. R Ifii:'.'. A. M I T.nfuvette College,
KftMon. I'erin., M. I). iHiil. ttn I'nlvernlty
liriil Hellevwe lpltal Meillral College,
New York t'lly.
ROOMS 3 AND 4, WEINHARD BLOCK.
tlllie nni eoriHi,li;itlon prneti'-e exelilHlve
ty. )vt-r f.el years experlenee. (The
Ito'tor enritiidi.y the Kastern etiHttirn of
putting iii LiH (lvvn preHerintlons.
TiS THE HINT"!
You can get the best that
money can buy If . you buy of
J our new atock of canned Table ,
Fruit. They have the delicl-
I ous, ripe flavor. , I
at ' T
! HARRIS' GROCERY !
Oregon City.
OAK GROVE.
John Hlsli'y wiis a city visitor lust
W'ednesdiiy.
Meriha Wlilto spent the ibiy WimI
nesdiiy, In I'oitlnnd,
Alfred Allen and wile, or Uhloy
Slatlon, spent the week end nt l'b
anon, Oregon, looking after liitiunsts
there, and iittciiiling the Htrnwherry
fair.
Mrs. A I Weth'i' wna a elly visitor
Fiidiiy.
Mr and Mis. ,1, t'uinpliell are r
colvllig the iMUHiiitiilatttiiiH o( Ihelr
frlends tui t ho ulrlh of a daiiKhter,
horn on Juno 4.
Mrs. A. KvatiH, of Portland, spent
the day Sunday with Mrs, K. C
Warren.
Sain Alexander lias lhi coiitl'acl for
bulldluti a $3000 house fur .1. Schof
lor. Mi's. Kiev's new house Is Hourly
completed and t ho dually will soon
luovo In.
Guy White Is building a new house
on his property nil Third Avenue,
E. Wuynv Bunnell la qiilto sick.
J. ItobcrtHon sold his properly 011
Ceutor Avomie, near tho river, to K.
Thoiupsiin. I
Maud ttalcom hud the misfortune to
fall from it log Tuesday morning.
With a few Hcrulchca and a bud (right
she Is recovering without any serious
results,
Mrs. J. Rood and family are mov
ing to Seappoone, Wo are sorry to
lose them.
Mrs. Al Zanders and daughter,
Helen, left Moudsy for her old homo
In the East.
Mrs. Julia Stewart, of RoselmiK. Is
visiting Mrs. Aliuult.
The eighth grade of the Oak Grove
school will hold Us gradual!!! ex
ercises In Green's Hall Saturday, Juno
II. lit S P. M. Programme: Class
Roll I. Royal It. Allen; 3. Carl W.
Rkhter; 3. Dllve A. Illsleyi I. Kalston
Moore; 5. I.ciy M. Graham ; 6, Gnrden
V. Skooa: 7. Rachel Wortnlngloii; X
John Stein. J. IH'au Butler, principal.
President's Address, Rachel Worth
Initio; Instrumental Music. Halston
Moore; Song, "lluih! He Still," llrst
and second gradi's; Saltitattuliin. "On
the Threshold." Royal Allen; Solo,
Anna Kuks; Class' Will, tlonb-n
SkiHi),'; Song, third and fourth grades;
Clas.H Pwidiesy, John Stein; Uiugh
Ing Song, GUIs of the fifth and sixth
grades; Fanner's Souk, llrst and sec
ond grades; Insliuineutnl Music. Olive
J Rlsley; Valedictorian. "Utes tiirv
well," Uxy Graham. Song or life,
third and fourth gradi-s; Class Ad
dress; Pn-seiilallou of Diplomas.
Supt. T. J. Gary; Song. Boys of the
tilth and sixth grades.
BJioball.
Oak Grove leant defeated the Mac
caliees' team on June 5 Score, 27 to
Oak Grove. Jr. defoat.-d the WimhI
l,i wii team on June 5, Score, 6 to 5.
Church Notes.
M. K. Church-Sunday School. 10
M Mrs. McArthur. Superintend
ent. Services at 11 A M. bv James
Misire, Pastor Weekly prnyer meet--log
Wednesday evenlnit. All are In
vited. Uidles' Aid regular meeting In the
church biiHonienl Thursday '.Mb.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy left Tueit
day morning for their home In Can.
uda, after several weeks' visit with
Dr. McArthur ami family.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
MILWAUKIE.
Hurrah for Milwaukie they won the
ihcenl fare. The Supreme Court
denied a n-hoarln In mo tin"' last
Wednesday. The dcclitlon put Mil
waukle 011 the aaiue rate an all the
other mihurbi) of l'ortlaud have long
eujoyed. It la pteilhted that till (dace
will grow fast from now on.
The Oild Kelhiwn of .Milwaukie and
nclghliorhood will observe Memorial
Day next Sunday hy attending m rvlce
In a body at St. John's ('hutch. The
liei T I-' Iluweii of Oregon City will
preach the Heinioii and thelu will be
I appropriate inuidc rendered hy the
choir.
I The graduating' exercise or Ihc Mil
I waukle public school wan held In the
rtsniubly Hall or the hi-iiooi. mere
er l:l grauuateB froiu the eighth
grade and two from the tenth grade.
TIiIh wa the llrm year of tenth gratle
woik. Tim numliernon the prottiamine
given hy the puplla were good. Prof.
.1. 11. Ackermau gave the claim addreitM.
Prof. T. J. Oaty Kave a nhort addreaa.
The platform waH beaullfully deco
rated with rote and the class eolora
were white mid green.
The 8. P. track Is being ballasted us
fast as a large crew of men ami two
work tralna can do It.
J. II. Snyder, our genial baker. In
on a business trip to the Klamath
country.
The Milwaukie Orange held the
regular night meeting Friday after
routine IiuhIihuh wn transacted n
feast of Ktra wherries and cream was
enjoyed by all present.
The contest for the queen of the
Hose Festival came to close Wcdned
day. Miss Ottlllle Hhlndlcr won with
MIhh Uzzle Htrlcb, a close second. The
float will be In Ihc Thursday afternoon
parade.
Mayor and Mrs. Philip Hrleh re
turned from their trip Mast on Tues
day. Mayor Ktrelh observed city Im
provement In many of the Kastern
cities while gone.
Mrs. Maggie flume! t of Seattle,
Wash., Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .1. I. .lohnson.
Palcrson IJ. Hall bought the three
acre place of Matthew Devine In Min
I horn and will move on !o the plain nt
once. Thn 11:1 In was made through the
.lohnson Iteally Company, Hie consid
eration being $:!2l0. Mr. Devine hiiH
moved his family to the George Mllle;
house where they will remain Tor u
snort time before going to California.
Mr. Mall Is a recent, arrival In this
stale and hna decided Milwaukie Is
the best, place he has seen yet. T. C.
Swaggert has sold tils two lots on
Main street to n Mr. Pennl. We did
not learn what Mr. I'ennl expects to
do with the property.
JENNINGS LODGE.
Mrs. Frank rtadnmaker, of Now
York, the wife of Professor Iladu
maker, formerly of Pnrkplace, nnd
Mrs. Davenport, of Pnrkplace, wwre
Jennings lidge. callers during last
week.
Mrs. Klcketts, of Portland,' spent
Saturday and Sunday with her HlRlerB,
Mrs. I.. Wilcox and Mrs. 0. Lewis,
of this place.
Miss Ollle Robs made several trips
TVt'.i' 1(1 l"l"M wit.,, fl(,fif'd e.fV
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Yott ate entitled
to the best value for the , money you have
to spend, and for this reason we wish to
all your attention to the splendid suits we
are selling at
$15
They represent workmanship, (imlity and style thnt will snti(y
ihc most conservative chooser .
Everything for Men and Boys Wear
LION CLOTHIERS
J66-J70 THIRD ST. PORTLAND
1 dune, during the week
i Klmer lliiardman rami' down from
! near Albany, and spent neveral duM
llh Ills parents, and resuls Mr, ami
I.Mrs gyuuett and family lune en
I tlrely recovered from their siege of
! scarlet fever
i II. C, I'alnlon has completed a num
I her of wells In the vicinity of Clack
biiiiih, ami at present Is drilling Mr
Mr Webster near llladsliiiie,
J l Mitchell, of Portland, was In
tinductng the Allen bathing nystein
at this place nil Friday, and lias placi d
smile In a number of homes.
Mis. T. C. Klc rii'.i rlalned the l.a
dies Aid at her home 011 Wednesday
afternoon. June 1st The afternoon
was spent In sewing and Mrs. I.ols
lvu ron, of 1'nrtland. assisted In serv
lug ib'llclinis refreshments to the iwo
tables of guests who were present
A surprise party was tendered Miss
llrontu Jennings on Thursday evening
ef last week
Mr. und Mrs. Pratt, of South Cani.
were callers on the .1. P Strain fain
llv this week. Miss Sue Hinltli accom
Ijaitlcd them on her wav to Washing
ton. where she will visit for some tlnin
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Wagslnff. of
Chicago, who have recently loeaied at
WcsHlineii'. were caller on Mr. and
.Mr. Waller llreckner last Week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Palntoti and Miss
M.irie drove to Willamette Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles dough and
Mr. and Mrs. I!. P. ltourdman attended
(he all day meeting at (he tabernacle
on Hawthorne avenue on Monday.
A number of our peuple attended
the Clackamas County liose Show In
Oregon City on June I. II tth. Some
very choice blisims were shown from
Oregon City, and the exhibits from
Oak drove and (he X. I,. Club of
jClndHtonc, were worthy of spii'lal men-
1 Hon, and we hope to have nn exhibit
i from this place next year
j Mr, and Mis, P. K Newell, of Port-
land; Olln Ford, of Sumiysldo, and
I Mr, Jackson, who has recently re
lumed from a poM graduate course In
New York, were entertained at the
i P. D. New i-ll home on Sunday.
A number of the friends of Maor
and Mrs, Clarkson ami Mr. mid Mis.
! T. .1. Spooner motored out from Vnu-
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j THE JOHNSON REALTY CO.
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i City Lota, Acreage and Farm
! a Specialty,
P. O. Bos ?13
Milwaukee, Or.
IN TOUCH WITH FRIENDS and RELATIVES
Tt.- V,
J GRANDMOTHER may not be
as spry as she used to be, but she is
in close touch with her world for all thai
The telephone enables her to make as many calls as
she pleases, and in all sorts of wealher.
Formal gatherings have their place, but ii is the many
little intimate visits oyer the telephone that keep people
young and interested.
Grandmother's telephone visits do not stop with her
own town. The Long Distance Service of the Bell Tele
phone takes her to other towns, and allows relatives and
friends to chat with her although hundreds of miles away.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System
coiiver and Portland ami spent the day
al the Spooner home en June ,' At
4 P. M the the motor cats returned
to their hoiiies. after spending a de
lightful day.
II. C Tonler and brother, Fred To
.ler, of Kugeiio have completed the
bungalow for Mr. Abe Ul.o Irh. of
Ill-lev. and lll leave (or Se.ulde,
vvheie (hev have the conlract to build
some cottur.ew.
Mr. and Mrs Morse have le:ied a
cottage nt tlceiin Park, W.i-di.. for the.
piiiuiucr. und will leave about July I.
They will be accompanied bv Mts Cur
rle Scripture ami Mls Tonmn. of Ohio
Dr. nnd Mrs. Wanltier and fainltv
went to Portland 011 Sunday and will
remain until nfler the Hose Festival.
W. II Hover and fatally, who are
occupvltig ' Itock Ijnltfe". Mr nnd
Mrs. Cushln. who are at "llueii.i Yls
la," are also Portland guests during
Festival week.
Mrs. Voos departed for Hsiknlie
Oils week, whern she goes in Join her
husband, who recently acrepie.l a piy
slllon In a Inrga? hotel nt that plnce
Owing to the Hose show, the silver
iiMt which was in have 1 11 given al
the home of Mra. losirgo Morse on
June '.oh has been poMpoued until
June It!. The beiiellls of tills tea rv
for the reading room.
Mr. and Mrs. William (lardner. of
Melilrinii, are enterlalliltlg Iwo of their
Mlclilguii frlemlH.
Mrs. Iti-!J b drawing class met at
her home on Friday. June :id. Those
who are taking drawing lessons al"
Itulh Truscoti. Fern Hail, lieorge
Yale and Doris I'aliiloii.
Mrs. Fva Fidlx, of Oak firovo, comes
on Friday to Instruct her music i lass
al this place.
j No Danger
1 In taking Dr Hell's Plne-Tar lloney
! for roughs and colds li contain no
I111I1II producing drugs. Ik for the
Iti'll on the !lttl. For ale by Jones
Drug Co.
. Marriage Llcensea Granted.
The following were granted fiuir
I rlage license I It I m week by County
Clerk (Ireeiiman : Myrtle May Park and
! William V.. Clossuer, Clara II. Jenkins
1 aiul II. II. Sloal. Zarali M. Averlll and
I H. II. I'rlaiif, Amy Duyer and Paul
hiiietsch, Helen Lena Wuiper and
1 Henry Kraft. 'I lie latter who resides
I III Canby, was gran led his llmil ('It I -
xciishlp papers In Hie Clrcull Court
last Monday.
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