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0II1S00N CITY UNTJSM'JtlSK, KKIIMY, JUNK 17, 1M0. Agents for STANDARD PATTERN The (S(S Store WATCH OUR BUSINESS GROW Agents for Buster Brown Shoes Handkerchiefs Ladin' hrrnnliti lied anJ rmbroidrrrd or lute trinimrd linndkercliirfs 3 for Ni c (i)ility lnin while lirmstilchrd liandkcr tliirfg 2 for Pure linen handkerchiefs, each Shirtwaists 25c 5c So We are ilmwing a very handsome line of new embroidered and tailored ihirt waists. Embroidered waists start at 1 he tuilorrnade ones start at 50c $1.25 Boy's Suits -r i i wo piece suits at very low prices. Une lot in ",ray, regular price JI.3U, sies 4 to o year secial priced at Another in a dark color, regular $1.75, sies 10 to 13 years, social , One more regular $1.25, sie 12 to 16 years, sjecial Boy's short pants at 98c $1.25 $1.00 25, 40 and 50c 15c Hosiery We were fortunate in securing some big Lar- 1;nins in Indira' and children's hosiery. Some of the int s arc a little broken a size or two missing. We offer Rood values in ladies' and children sizes, per pair Boy' extra heavy ribbed, 2 pair for 35C Men's Shirts Men's light colored negligee shirts with at- QCft (ached collurs, special 0 JU Men's dark work shirts, sjeciul 25c Men's black sateen shirts 05 and 50c Boy's light and dark shirts 25, 30, 35 and 45c Lace Curtains Secial Sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains, prices much below actual value. 26 inches wide 2J yds long reg price 50c special 38c 32 40 49 58 21 3 3 31 ouc 75c' 1.13 1.58 48c 63c 90c 1.25 Shoes Ladies' full patent one strap pumps $250 Ladies' half patent, one strap pumps $200 Ladies' gun metal ankle strap pumps $225 Ladies' kid Cibson tie, patent tip $2mOO Ladies' kid oxfords, patent tip $148 Children's kid oxford, patent tips sizes 5 to 8 30c 8 to 1 1 $1,10 1 2 to 2 $1.25 Men's patent or gun metal oxfords $2.5 O Underwear m t ! i i . n it ri Mens light weight Dalbnggan Dhirts ar Drawers good summer garments, each A lot of ladies' light weight, long sleeve vests special price "Cumfy Cut" vests with can't slip straps 1 Cn Try one J 5 and iju Same in extra large sizes 10c Children.s light weight long sleeve vests 15C Drawers in knee length lace trimmed 15c ,nd 25c 18c Marbles 75 for 5c Post Cards each I c CANBY AND SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS CANBV. J. J. HmiiUm-MK mid John Itlil went In I'nrllmiil on hunlm-ns Monday, Mm. W. It. purler mill ilniiitlilir. Minn Vt'llW. Were PlirtllllHl tlllltllieHN visitor mi TilcHiluy. Mint (iolilli. IIIiiIiiii, of t'ortlnntl, letit Halurdiiy iiIkIiI and Sunday with her imruiiU. Mr. and Mm. ('. 8. IIIiiIiiii, In DiIh i lly Mr nml Mm. Juhn Khi'imrd r ItirlK'il mi Monday tnni iiIiik fnun Hills bon, licre they have been mukliiK their hniiii' fur I ho piul year, They have now comu Inn k In Clihy In ri. lili' peritiunitiilly. Sitnii'wiill VmiKhnii returned from MrMliinylllii Tui'nilny morning, whero tii hail been mi business. HI til Undsey linn gone lu Snleni, where hn will upend tli n oiiiiiiiiiir. Ho took with him til rni-f home, which lie Im Ihm'H wintering hero ilurltiK th winter. , A Inma shipment of aluminum wart? tin nn received Oils week m Hi J J. Hnmlucs more. Mr. I'nrry. who him been visiting with hi" sinter, Mm. J. F. Dcyoe, will leave mi Monday for Hnn Diego, Col.,! where Im will make hi future home. Mr. I'nrry In recently from Grunt 1'IIS. Mr. Webb. Iln' representative of fiio ('urvulll Crenmery Company, Iibh re turned In ('nnby. K. I. Hllim. a well known former r-H-IiIimiI of Cmiliy, won vlslllng with friends on Mmiiliiy, returning on tin afternoon t r ii I ii li t'nrtliiiiil, (lllii Krueger went lo llubard on Saturday night, where he attended the iliinrliiK party. .MIhk (irn 1 t spent Sunday at Ad kins' mill with her grandmother. Mm. 1 1 ii ii mill S. Tlee. Mr. iinl Mr. Ml J. Ie. Minn Orn ai, Mis Crinilii formed mi aut'iiiio lillo party tlinl visited lliu Rose Show nt Purl limit Inst Thursday night. K I,. lUmford. a ironiliint fnrnx'r rpnlilliiK '" of Cmiliy. wna In tlio cliy on linnliii'ini on Wpilni'mlny. M. J. lo Wfiit lo Aurora on a hint liirm trip Krlilny. Mr. nml Mm. W. A. KMltmnmh, who rormilly piiri-luim-d I ho Colli)' plni'O ht-ro, iirrlvi-d from U-liunon hint Krl ilny. unit liHvt- luki'ii ikinhchhIoii of tln-lr iii-w honii-. Mrx. C. ('. Hutchiimon nml two mm, Farming Implements If you are in need of Farming Implements and want to select from a com plete line call on J. J. SANDSNESS The Hardware Merchant who has just added a full line of these goods to his Hardware Store. This line includes Champion Binder and Mowers Seed Drills, Morrows, CuHivorors, Plows, Rakes, Seeders, Etc. Also Stover ond Gaso line Engines, Pumps, Plumbing, building Ma terials, Wire Fencing and Gates. Complete line of Mitchell Wagons and Buggies AGENTS FOR Russell Threshing Machines J. J. SANDSNESS CANBY, OREGON Ik.w nil A I" ii. went to l'orllund nil Wi-ilm-Miliiy, ri'turnliiK Thtirwttiiy. nml vlNli'd tin- KoHti Bhiiw. Arthur Zi'i'k. who lulu ticvtl at I'rltu-vllli-, mirprlni'l Mh frlcinlH here by iippi-iirlnK with h brills. The niur rliiKc took plnri- In I'orthiiiil on Kun ilny. Jiiik- fj Mr. and Mm. Zi-t-k have tin- hi-iirly roiiKnmilutlniiH of ninny filniilM boro. Tln-y will mnkp their Iioiiip nt I ho homo of lln- khmhh'ii par- nun, Mr. mid Mm. .ci-k Tin' frlfiulH of Jaini'ii Kvaim k-nrn with ri'K'ri't of hlH MIiichh. lli' In Klnnly ImprovhiK. .Mliw lMna Huli'liliiHon vIhIIoiI Hip KiiM Show with Iht bIhIit. MIkh Hut I In. tin Krlilny mnl Saturday, retiim- Iiik n Stiniliiy, mid rportid a most tuijnyiitilii tlnip. Mr. nnd Mm. Jum Krlror, who have lii-itii ri'nldliiK m Adklim Mill, hiiv movi-d to Cnnby. Wllllnin Ki'i'U mid family, acoom panlod by Minn lill It HniiiHon. nt b'liib-il tha picnic at 'rl;lit'ii SpritiKi on Siitnrilay Mr. and Mrn. I. I). Hiitrlilimon, after ri-Bldltiir at I'nraillHf City for dome tltiip, have ri'tiiriii'd to Canby to live. Mth. U T. Ilultt-n went to Ort'Kon Cliv on Krlilny pvpiiIiik. whoro she vIhIIimI with her ilaucliler. Mrs. J. I Walilrnn, for a hort tlmf. Mrs. lint- I ! n nltui had Hip pleasure of a visit win her nephew, Fred Imtten. and family, tho ni union I wondem of Kan sas, who were npearliiK nt one of the amusement houses nt Oregon City. Mr. Ilullen wns formerly a resilient of CliirknmiiB County, wllh his home near New Krn. and had Ills old friends known that he was In Orecon City In the mustrnl acts, they could have attended the concerts. Anionic the Canby people who at tended the Hose Carnival at Portland were Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Hair. How ard Eccles, Cnrl Uicke, II. C. Paven port, William 1-ucke, Mrs. James Evans, Kdmir Smith, Mr.- and Mj-s. Arthur l'addock, Wllmer Sandsness. Mrs. James Kvnns, after spenilliiK the past week with her dauKhter. Mrs. Herman Hurnoyne, her home on Saturday afternoon. Henry Knight hns returned from Portland. Mrs, Adam Knight will go to Hub bard on Tuesday evening, where she will Institute a Rebeknh lodge. Sev eral of the members of tho local or ganization will accompany Mrs. Knight, and assist with the work. Miss Ivah Oordon went to Oregon City on Wednesday afternoon's train, where she acted as maid of honor at the Melssner-Avlson wedding, which took place at the liome of the bride on Thursday evening. Mrs. Melssner hns visited In this city with MIbs Cor don on several occasions. Miss Cronln. of Portlnnd, after spending several weeks at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Ue. left for her home this week. Real Land Company Sail Land. J. H. Colby, who recently sold his place here, has Just returnod from Al bany and Ilrownavllle, where he has been looking for a location, but Mr. Colby states that Canby Is good enough for him and that he will re main here. Through the Real Land Company Mr. Colby purchased lots 1, 2 and 3 of block 1, Weed's Addition, which was fotmerly owned by J S, by the hostess upon their arrival, af ter which tho "town wns taken In," as several hud never vbdted our city before, and. of cours. were most fa vorably Impressed. They returned to Oregon City on the 9. 3D train. Miss (iordon bad the rooms of her home prettily decorated for this oc casion, tho color scheme being pink. Hand pnlnled place cards, the artistic work of Miss Cordon, added to the table decorations From the electrl llers pink ribbons were suspended to the corners of the tuble, and pink can dles wllh corresponding color shades were also among the decorations. Those coming from Oregon Cllj were: Mrs. M. D. Ijitourette. Mrs. U A. Morris, Miss Edith Cheney, Miss ('In Pratt. Miss Emily 0 Malley, MIsb Almee llollack. Flnt Crop of Logan Berries. (!. W. Kesselrlng can pride himself of raising tome of the finest Uognn berries that bave ever been shipped or brought to the mnrkeis Mr. Kes elrlng baa given his vines careful training, and by doing bo be has found that it has been profitable. Two lots are planted In these berries, the vines of which were planted three years ago. Two years sko lOi'O pounds was the crop, while Inst year It fell short, d In ninnv fit her enrdens averaging 800 pounds'. This year Mr. Kesselring will gnther over 1200 pounds. The berries are unusually large, most of which measure two Inches In length. These berries always command a good price, and are eagerly sought for. The vines are twining on wire, mnmng me picking of the fruit much easier. Mr. and Mrs. Kesselrlng have 14 lots on their place, and most of this Is under cultivation, showing what thrirt can do. Mr. Kesselrlng hag recently In stalled a water system on his place. Pines have been laid, and by means of the pump of their well, the ground can be easily Irrigated. Mrs. Kessel rlng, a great lover of flowers, naa many blooms In her yard that attract no little attention of those passing by this little home. Incubator Baby la Gaining. The 3-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Webb, that owes Its life to the Incubator, which was constructed es pecially for this purpose, is gaining returned lolln flesh and strength The child bns now attained a weight of 4 Vi pounds, nnd Is a bright youngster wllh ex pressive eyes. It now remains awake an hour at a tlmP, while several weeks ago It lay In a stupor. Every thing hns been dune and no expense hns been spared by the pround pa rents to have the little one live. The child will be able lo leave the Incu bator within two weeks.. The lamp by which the Incubator has been heated is now not needed. To say that the youngster hasn't strong lungs does not express It. ami makos good use when It finds it necessary to do so. Canby Canals Win Again. The best basebnll of the season played at Cnnbv on the diamond at tho Clacltamas County Fair Grounds was that last Suudny, when the Canby Canals, which Is no doubt one of the best teams in the county, and the Mil lino team, another strong team. The game was called at 2:30, and a large crowd of enthusiastic spectators wit nessed the game. During the game Wong got four hits out of five times at the bat, and has a batting average of .000. Huffman Is showing up well as catcher. Mullno had shut-out until the eighth ining, Canby. Position. Mullno. Smith If Chlndgren Huffman c. Haynes Wang ss Chlndgren W. Baty lb Frederick Eekerson cf Ashby Young 2b Waldorf Hampton 3b. ..' Dimick Ix rf Danall C. Baty p Hart Canby Realty Company Makes Sale. The Canby Realty Company has closed several lands rieais within the past few dnys, among them being the Ed Miller place, consisting of 50 acres, which Bold for $0000. Charles H. Warbls, of Forest Grove, haj pur chased this land, and expects to, in the near future, move his family there. Mr. Miller will build on bis proptry adjoining that sold to Mr. Warbls. This land consists of 150 acres. The company also sold to Mrs. Roth the property now occupied by "Doc" Snylor, which consists of two lots and house, the price being $1000. and also five lota of the Wait tract for $S75. Wlllara Kendall, through this com pany, has bought the Barringer two lots for $2550. This Is a fine resi dence section, and Mr. Kendall will build a modern bouse thereon. Bummer Residence Are Being Built Here. From present Indications, Canby Is to be looked upon by some as a place for a summer home, and several Port land people aro already commenced the construction of their homes, which will be occupied by their families (lur ing the coming summer. Among those who have purchased property and are building are II, McC'ormlrk, I ho lumberman of Portland, who had a carload of lumber shipped here this week for his new bungalow, which Is to be built on what was formerly the Shank property, 2' miles from this city The house Is to be up-to-date. The work on the Brnndea bunga low, which Is under constructltm on the Brand' property near the Mo Cortnlck property, is nearing comple tion, and will soon be ready for occu pancy; The building that was on the Diandes property has been thorough ly renovated, and this will be used by I the manager of the fnrm and his fam jHy. Canby Market Report The following quotations are given ! by Gordon Bros., the grocers, and i Locke Bros., the butcher. I Chickens Old hens, (x'lDc, broilers, ! $5 per do., rosters, 12c. Bprlng, 2,0c. ! Eggs, 27c, butter, 55c. Turkeys, 25c. Ducks, 22c. (ieese, He. Hens, 17c. Springs, 2Uc. Roosters, young, 14c. Broilers, 20c. Fryers, 20c. iJird, bulk, 18c Bacon. ranch, 20c. Shoulders, 17c. Ham, 22c. Flour, valley, $1.40, hard, $1.50, blue-stem, $1.70. Cheese, 25c. Oranges, 30c doz.; lemons, 20c. Shorts, $1.30 per sack; bran, 90c per sack: wheat. $1.00 per bu. Rolled barley, $25 per ton. Oats, new, $25.00 per ton. Hay, clover, $10 per ton; cheat, $15. Hops, contract, 15318c. J Grape root, 2 4c per pound. Cascara bark 4c a pound. Sugar $0.25 per sack. Rice, fancy, 5c to uc. Butter fat, 29c. Onion gets, 10c lb. Cabbage, 3c lb. Mohair, 32c. Hogs, best blockers, 11c; ordinary. i 8i9c. ' Hides (salted). Mc. Veal, 8 9c; mutton, 6e. Lard, lCc. : Oregon City Enterprise $1.50 per ; year. All the news of the County. ; Vegetable and flower seeds at Gor : don Bros. BARLOW. On Wednesday at 6:30 P M. a wed ding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mr. K, Slotager when their eldest daughter, Annie, was married to Mr. Oaks, of Portland. Tho bride has lived here for the past eight years and ha many friends, who wish them biiccpss, Joy and hnpplnes In their Journey through life. Kev, A. O. White, of Sllverton, officiated. The young couple will resldo In Port land. Miss Bessie Sheppnrd Is visiting her aunt, Miss M. S. Barlow, In Port, land. Mr. and Mrs. LsgeBon and son, of Oregon City, called on Mlia Hattlo Irwin Sunday. Mrs. Lngeson for merly was Miss .Viable Puscy, who when a child resided here. The Ladles' Aid of the United Lu theran Church met with Mrs, Ander son Wednesday. W. B. Toll attended the Rose Show in Portland Saturday. The Twentieth Century Grange hold its regular meeting last Saturday evening. Strawberries, cream and rake were served and a rose pro gramme was rendered. All enjoyed the evening. Mrs. Ben Moore and children, of Oregon City, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Wlllet. Fred Armstrong attended tho dance at Hubbard Saturday night. Will Covey, brother of Mrs. U. 8. Armstrong, who formerly resided here but Is now In Montana, was visiting ! here the first of the week, j Mlsse Gertie and Alta Eyans, of Portland, were vliltlng their parents Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jesse were vis iting Frank's parent the first of the week. . Miss Ruby Oak, of Woodburn, and Miss Glna Slatoger, of Aurora, came , down to attend the wedding. Mr. and Mr. Moe have moved Into the creamery building. Mr. Wurfel has a new buggy. ; R. E. Irwin and family are keeping the new horse and buggy busy driv ing and riding. Mrs. Fender and Miss Lela More land were visiting Mrs. Fender' niece. Mfg. Jas. Ogle, TueBday. Mrs. Fender, of Lewlston, Idaho, I and Mr. Moreland, cf Oregon City, were visiting Mrs. James Ogle Wed- ' nesday. The ladles, with Mr. Ogle ' and Guy, went to Needy to visit their father and brother, Mr. Noblltt. Mrs. Brewren and daughter, of Portland, were visiting Mr. Wurfel , last week. i Mm M Kvrirf our nostmlstress. and daughters, Mabel -and - Dorothy, went to Portland Wednesday. Wool sack for sale at Oregon City Commission House. f We fit the shoe to the footnot the foot to the shoe. When you want good shoes think of McKITTRICK "THE HOUSE OF EXPERIENCE" 612 MAIN STREET CooS Breezes PROM r Electric F anus Sutherland, and occupied by Joe Sulh-1 and In the tenth the Canby Canals erlnnd. Other deals will probably be closed by this company within a few day. Well-Boring Machine Arrive Here. A well-boring machine has been brought to this city by Mr. Rrlggs, and several wells will be sunk here during the coming week. John New ton, who recently purchased from An drew Kocher tho plnce formerly oc cupied by J. W. Lloser, will have a well on his place, and the work will be in charge of Mr. Ilrlggs. A soon as the work of well constucttiin Is fin ished here, Mr, Brlggs will return lo Salem, where he has a contract of sinking goveral wells for the state. Mis Ivah Gordon Entertain. Miss Ivnh Gordon delightfully en tertained the Gypsies of Oregon City at her home on Saturday night The young Indies left Oregon City on the 6 o'clock train and were served tea NEW AND SECOND HAND made two. Daty. for Canby, struca out 11, and Hart, for Mullno, struck out 8. Canby had nine hits and Mu llno four. The result of the game was 3 to 2 In favor of Canby. This Is the first season that "Jerry" Baty has acted in the capacity of manager of the bnsehnll team, and the way he ha already started out 1b not "slow." The Conby Canals should consider themselves lucky in securing his services, and ss tney nave nm lost a game bo far thlB season, a great j deal of their good luck has come , through Mr. Baty's management, and he deserves great credit for nis era dent work. On Snndav, June 19, tlie Portland Gun Club will meet the Conby Canals on the diamond, and the following Sundav the strong team of Aurora. The friends of the Canby Canals are confident of their winning both games. The line-up of Inst Sunday's game was as follows: El ecfric Store 7th St. Cor. Alder St.