OREGON . CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE, 21, 1910.
3
EASTERN CLACKAMAS
8ANDY.
WlllWllI'M llT llll'HMllIlt IlltVII lll'l'll fllll-
IllK Hid iimhI Wecli, iiiiilillIK III" fill III
ci'm hiiiIIii tint smile ill ii I. worn' cumo
cfT.
I'l'tim of nil klmiH urn looking Ilni' ;
MUlltl fUlllll'IN llllVH cut liny.
Huiiily ri'Hl entail! Ih moving Hi n
lively rill". I'llcea II to ill it guild
mliil mill ii t ii ii y liniiii'iti'i'lii'M mill III
Km I mil inn ImyliiK liiml hero,
Iim mill JhIiii Meyer luivti hhIiI tlii'lr
liin iii'ii'it rm' 'i,iiii. Jiiiihi'uiI llruth.
I'M Hold III lll'l'l'a t 'K I II I) I III 91-10 JUT
iiitii tn A. ('. .InliliHiin, 1 1 1 lit & I'd.
have Willi Ihi'lr fit nil. rniiHlHlliiK (if
21)11 luren, fur rj.r.im, llirlilillllK nil per
annul mill i "ill iruii'i'l', tu u I IihkI
IIIvit niiiii, who i'XM'i'lN to put moil
of llii' Improved liunl Into tipple.
(ii'iii'Hi' Kihthiiu'ii fin in wiiii mild i'ii
ceiitly fur IH.ihhi.
"I'll Mount llmitl nillwiiy Ihih (-lunnil
tln il"iil nil -liMl in-1 cm Junt north of
town,
Mr. Motley, lali'ly frniii Hniillmi'ii
liri'Knil, Ihih IhiiikIii 'in inri't of Mr.
Wdmler.
Wuiidy Uili'l ('miipiiiiv mild two loin
A I I Id ...I. Ill
r. It. I'iinn, Willi win iniiiii in unco, i
,11 r. i ninn jinn Mini ma rill III IH'lir
('ill 1 1 I'll fur $5,111111.
U I ItlVlM llllcl ,Mvh. (', (iilllnltr llllVIt
liulli iiiirrluiHKii loin lii Hiiiuly. Krnnk
KIiimIi'm Im n I mu iiiiri liiuii'il h lul mill
Will 111 11(1 t IIIH'l'.
II. A I ltn Iiiin Hiilit liin lioimn mill lot
mi PiiM-inr iivi'iniii in Cunt imhriiH.
Mm I IiivIh Ihih IiIh bungalow iiIiiiiihI
i'iiiiilnli'il, mill will Himll Iiinvii III.
I). W, MrKi'i'ii hun IiIh holme com
pleted nml timed Into It.
tiixiritii llnrnalfiir ni'W IiiiiikiiIciw
Ih Hearing riunii'tiii a limiilmniin
ri'Blili'iii'K in Vinilvi'1'n mlitliliin.
I'. T. Hhi'lley Ihih moved lulu town
In I nk ii rlmrKi' of I h lilnckatiiltli hup
ln littoly purchased Mr. Hlielley will
Illitni'illiili'lV urecl ii big building for
mi Implement luniae, where tin will
keep fur iwiln everything from n gar
ili'll rukit to 11 thryalilllg liilti'hltie.
II. I -iTn it Ihih Imllt mi iiililltliiu to
IiIm lilm-kmnltli shop
Mm. Ijimi' Iiiih opened up n quirk
limrh ciiiinler. which make tint ace
unit realntirunt fur Hmidy.
Ttitt Hnmly M. K. ('Inirih lirnl u lilg
llim. Uny. Zliiiiiieminn delivered n
liM-liirn with stereoptlcun picture (in
liiupirmii'o, anil wiih niti'iult'il by u
large crowd.
Kiiiiliiiilliin i'xi'I'iIhi-h uf her daughter,
Klliul,
A, .1. Mux ley's brother, from Hon t h
Kin Oregon, recently piircliuHiiil tlm
Webster pliiii',
Tin' UhIIiih' Mutual nii't with Mm
V, Klxrlicr In Mt wiii-k, mill Hpi'iit
viii y plmiHiiiii mill piulliiililii after
ikiiiii, Til" next meeting wlll liu lit
Mr. Win. llulliiilin'M, .In ih) liu.
Mm. A ii ii ti llixitliliy ami Ml"" A ii ii ti
.lull, uf. 1'iiitliiiiil, spent Hiiuiluy with
,Mih, lluiilliliy'H hIhIit, Mr. V. Hlev
I'lin,
l.litlit Miiijurln Hti'Vi'iiH celebrated
littr i'IkIiUi lilriliiluy Hinnliiy, Jiiiih lit,
receiving a number of nice Kilt"
it Hi' hi K llit'in li Hint lilriliiluy cuke.
H. II. Hurl wiih limiHiictliig bilMliu-H
III I'm lliunl liiHt week III til" InlitriinlH
(if tin' I''Ii wiiim IIiivit Ti'li'liliiilin Co,
MiH, Iti'i'il Ihih been cunflncd to her
lii'd fur Mevcnil iliiyn.
The Mt. Iloiiil Fruit (itnwcr will
meet Hiiliinliiy, June ITi, nt l-'lrwooil
Hull.
Jit in I'M lumper left for ronlnnd
IuhI Muiiiluy, ejpectlng to I)" nwny
fur Hi'Vi'inl wci'kH. Mr. Ijimiiht Ihih
n juli of liiirnliiK hrli-k for it compiitiy
In I'urtliiuil, iiml 1'iirli Htimtti"r liu
Iii'Iph llii'in thruiiKh tint liiiny hhiikoii
Nt'l nionHi Iim llltrury IiouIin will
tin itii-liiiiiKiiil. Aiivimn wIhIiIhk to
iiii Any uf HiIh nut. mimt K"t liimy
MIhiii-h Klliul nml Until ami Mnt"r
KrucHt Hurt lire Hi-nillnK tlii'lr Hum
nii'r vnriiiliin mi tlii'lr rnni'li.
Mr. nml Mrn. lllrt Joimriiit, of KeNn,
vUllml Mr. mill Mrn. Albert lli-lln
Inn! wni'k.
Jih' W'IIIIk'h rtiitiKlilcr, of Porllnnrt,
Ih MpunilliiK n pnrt of tier vncntlon
with him.
Wnrrt'ii Wllklnn minli cvpriil IuihI-
mH trlpn to (ircHlinm Inti'lv.
II. T. Hurl, of Montnvlllit. Hpont
Piinilnv with K. P. Ilnrt.
W. Htovcnn rnmr nut from Port In nil
Knliinliiy iind Mpi-nt Hiindny on IiIh
riuii'h.
Julm Biurlnlr wiih down from Bnl-
moil Itlvnr Runilnr.
If viii liro not Hntlnflod nflor iihIiht
nrcurdlliir to dlrfrtloiiH IwothlrdH n'
it hutli- of Himiiliorlnln'M Htomnrh nnd
I-lvi'r Tnlilnlit, von rnn hnvn vnur
moni'r linrk, Th tnlilptn rlenniu
' itnd ItivlmiriitK the tomnrh, linnrovo
I the illKPHtlnn, rojiilntn ttm liowoN
filvn tlH'tn a trlnl mid k well. Sold
Ii v nil di'itlcni,
A ni'W nildlilun Ihih In -f ii opi-ni-'l up
wticm lutH will ho mil, I jiiHt northi'iiHl j DOVER
uf town on t'i'iliir frefk. iy Iti-nfnr
ft Hmltli, of I'lirilmiil Tlmy Imvn l- Iimli1 Ilodli-y wuh ii 1'urtlnnd vIh
irmly Hold uliilit lutH mid inut nf,"""" l"t Tut'Hiliiy.
Ill" liuryni will liullil Hiiiiiiimr Iioiih-h At 111" m-hiHil mi'i'tliiif Monday II.
tliiTiHin. '"'It'll wuh icrtr-d illn-rliir nml ('.
Mr. Kit rn'n iikw ri'lifiii.-t' U citn-' A- KIiik rlnrk.
plt'to umt hf In imiw IIvIiik In It. Hi'! HoliortH Ih Iiuiiic from Tor-
will Imlld unotlifr lion"" HtMiii tu nun. viillU. whi-ri. Im Ihih Iii-cii mtfndltiK
Tim Kir win nl nml Dover ti'li'plioiitt mhuol.
wn i-uiuiiilliliiti'd mid liii-ornornttsl ! ('iiv Wordli' Ih micrliiK with n
nml will ut mint I'ttoiiil Itn linn I1114 j "wt'llun linn, lln wuh In Kundy Moii-
rwry liouin of Kundy mid Hiirroiind-1
I ii K tumitry. with Hnmly tint ci'iitrnl.
Siindy will oliHi-rin tlio filorliiiiH ,
Kuili lli III H K riilul old funlilolli'd lln
Ixtlli iluy mill uliilit. An sn-llt-lit
proKriuu liin Im-iii iri'puri'd. J. J. j
Jfffrli'H. uf I'urtliiuil. will 11 ornlor
of
fill v to (-oiiHtilt with Dr. Upton
Mi'Hiluini'H KllznillliT, Clnrkn.
Mnrpliy mid linker were np to Dover
hint Mundny plrklnic Htrnwlierrlen.
Jm IieSlinrer nnd family went to
Handy TueHilny,
Mrn. lli'WH U nlil" to lie up nnd
tll't iluy. AlliuliK the liltraitliiiiM 1 nroilllil the Ikiiihk nfter n week' Ill-
will lie hIiikIiik led hy the Hnmly tllee j nPH.
t'ltih tut 1 1 (luuitel. The' uportH of the I A very pleniant mirprhie pnrty wnn
tiny will Im n wremlliiK niiitrh he- Riven nt the twin of Mr. nml Mr
tween two H-n rlimiipltitiH, wheel-1 C A. Keith Mondnv rvenlnR. rele
Imrrow rare. fiMit race, tiiiHctmll mid Iiriiilim flnylord nnd Helen Keith'
miineroiiH other irlH. j tilrthday. Gnmen were played.
W. A. I'roclur mid nun. Kied. havo tnflv I'ulleil nnd nil left nt it Into hour
K0110 to the Cumuli I lul HprliiK, ' J "InhlnK the rhlldren many more
J. Tliwni y will inuvu hU rmiilly to ' hnpty hlrthdnvH.
WiMiillnwil lo live In the future.
M. DiivIh Ihih opened no n plmto-! Bnk on 8urc Thlno Now.
II KtHlll lllClllCKN.
Mm, A. Miiiumi)' han cone to Port
In Kit oil ImimIiu-hh.
It. Litptun linn inovi-d Into IiIh new
llUllK'.
Vic Kituherii Ihih mild IiIh Iioiihi' and
lot to M. Mi-(itiKln.
A hand of Kypxh't huvn been rnuip
lim near town on their way to North
Dakota, ho they hhIiI.
crupn ualK-ry In Hunily.'nnd I doliiK "I'll never he without Dr. KIiir's
New Ufe pn nitnln," write A.
HchliiKei-k, C.17 Kim St.. Ililflalu. N. Y.
"They cured me of rhronln cotBtlpu
Hon when nil other fnfli'i! " t'n
eqiiiilleil fur hlllotiitneHH. Inundlre, In
illKi'Htlnn, heiidnche, chilli, nniluriu
nnd di-li)llty. :.r,c nt Jonep DriiK Co.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
FIRWOOD,
The Klrwood I'roKieHHlvo Ahhoi-Iii-thill
wiih well Atlelided. After the
IiiihIiiohh nn'tiiliiK n nhiirt hut Inturoit
Iiik proKriimine wiih rimderod.
John KulicrtH, who hun Junt re
turned from the Ort'Kon Anrlcultiirul
Cullt'Kit, Kiive a Hhort till U on the col
li'Ko, 11111I J. K, llniHh, who recently
cumo from Ithlcit, N. Y., kvo n vocal
Hclectlon which 'wuh Krently ctijityed
hy nil. At the IiiihIiii'hh ineetliiK tliern
whn Koine talk of IiiiIIiIIiik a nw hull
fur l-'IrwiHiil, nnd 11 committed of
II vn tinmely: n. K. Hurt, W. Iiotholm.
V. KlHcher, A. Miilur nml K. D. Hurt,
wero appointed to look Into the mutter.
REAL ESTATE
Clair Corey mndo a IiiihIiii'hh trip to
Portlitiiil 'pint Monday,
Mm. 11, k. Hurt went to rortlnml uhlp 2 miuth, rmiKo 5 east
j Oii'con Swedish Colonization Co.
; to S. A. .lohiiHon, SO aorV'H of Hectlon
I :i.ri. towtmhlp i Mouth, ranpt 3 eust;
i I'm.
Otto I', nnd (iliulvH ConntunH to C.
C. Vnnce. 10 ncri'H of Hectlon 23.
low'UHlilp 2 south, mime 1 cuhI; $1.
I.ury H. OnlMirn to Chnrli'K C.
Wouilrock, hind In Hectlon I'd, town
Hlilp 2 Huiitli, rniiKO 5 enHt; f 1 200.
KHther C. Knlijlit et ill to Cnnliy
1 Hunk TniHt Co.. tnHt hulf of lot
1. hliK-k 3, Ciinby: $1.
HnlKey J. nml Mnry Phclpn to Al
v 1 11 I'helpH. land In Hectlon 1, town
Hlilp -I Hoiith, rnniin 1 ennt; $1.
Ilnrrlet nnd dlilcon Krlulmum to
Kiln M. Htryker. nouth lmlf of north
west (pint-tor of northwest quarter of
Hectlon .in. township 3 Honth, rnnse i
east; (2001).
Chnrh'H II. Cox to Ixmlse R. Hum-
1 llton, .8ii acres of section 25. town-
It
tho flrnt of tho week lo attend thn Walter- F. nnd (iertrndo k! Cnso et
D. C. LATOURETTB PreMdsnt.
r. J. MKYEK. Cuhloi
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY , OREGON
CAPITAL, t0.000.00.
TnnMotiiOnrl Banking Bualntii. Open from A. M. to S P. M
Office Iloth Phonal 22
Ueildonce Phone Main 2624
Pioneer Transfer Co.
Established 1S6S
Bucoasor to C. N. Grecnman
FURNITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED
HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE.
SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK
Ratos Reasonable, Baggage Stored 3 Dnys Free of Charge
Agency for the celebrated MT. HOOD BEER
Solo Agents Now Idea PattcrnsIOc EachNono Higher Sec Them
Sheelinfl 6c Yord
6c
IA4 Hhci'lliiK, the host He Krndtt. A
Kieut lot til K" Ut tlllM Kfnt
Hiilo, Iim ynrd for only
lli'Mt In n vy 9H Hlii'i-tlliK, u r' t:ulnr
Ililc Hiiller, Hie yard nt thin Kfi'lOf
mill) vvt'iit, only ZUL
A wonderfully pretty npHiirtmotit
of fuiiry Hummer I'nriisiilH, val
ine worth 1 1. Ml to 12.00, lit HHi AQ.
Hiilo for yot
J. LEVITT
Suspension
Bridge Cor
7th and Main Sts.
Selling's Old Stand
$1.50 Waists 95c
Nently tailored Wnlats, vnlileH
that you'll pny $1.60 for us
ually, at this sale
Iloniitlful Fancy Waists, many
(iHlnty styles, 92.00 valueH, at
this sale for only
Values In these lovely Ka,ncy
Waists, worth up to $2.60, nt
this great event for. .........
95c
$1.35
$1.85
Before the Fourth
A Host of
Nighty
Bar
gains!
Boy's Pants 1 5 Cents
'One IIk lot of hoys' wuhIi Knee I'untH, values
froln ITic to Mic III the lot; at this ;reut
niiiu while they liut for only
15c
See The Men's Hats
Hiui'lt'cilH of dirrereiit styles In HuU for smart
men. yoiiiiK and old, ut this hlg event ut during
price reductions.
Sale Starts Friday, June 24th
A daring bargain event at this foremost style store for the entire family,
thst will win the approval of every resident of Oregon City and vicinity one
that will again convince you of the superiority of this popular store in style,
low price and high value leadership a sale that should net be missed by any
one within calling distance begins Friday at eight o'clock sharp. A host of
terrific bargain reductions for the whole family all seasonable merchandise,
new this season will be found priced at reductions that are simply amazing.
6pace and time allows but a alight mention of the hundreds of wonderful of'
feringi to be found at this startling sale price cuttings thst are truly astound
ing at this, the height of the season.
Women's Vests 9 Cts.
Women's SleeveleHS Vents, a vuhie that Portland
stores sell at l.'c to 20c, at this great sale
event, the garment
9c
Laces and Embroideries
A beautiful gathering of wanted Laces and Em
broideries, hundreds of patterns, at reductions of
more than one-fourth.
Reduction of 25 to 35 Per Cent, on
CLOTHCS
lllf
VsMBHHsSKanBsnsi
ALL MEN'S SUITS
Kar-fumed throughout the whole country for
the ninny rx'P'il'ir brands of stylish Men's and
Young Men's Clothing, we'll offer a llHt of ter
rific reductions that Impress every man of the
urgency to shnre In this great reduction sale
whlrn starts Friday.
You'll find savings on every Suit of from 25
to 35 per cent off the regular prices! The high
values and nohbltiess of our clothing can only
bo Impressed on you from a glance at the fa
mous makes we carry exclusively In this city,
which Include "Steln-BIoch" Clothes, "Schloss
Itros." and "Society Drand" Clothes; Take
note of these big reductions:
Values worth up to $25, In these
wanted Clothes for
Values worth $25 'In these Suits
for this low price of
Values worth $15 at, the suit..
Values worth $12.50 the Suit,
$10 the Suit
for
for
Vitlues worth
only . .
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Stylish Suits
At Half Less
Half Off
410.00
$ 8.00
$ 4.50
$ 4.00
Buy Men's, Women's ondj
Children's Shoes, NOW!
Ilroken sizes In Women's Shoes,
moHtly it in n 1 1 Mixes. $2.50 and t'.
values, nt
this siile
$1.45
All OxfordH. all better grndes of
KtHitwi-iir. nit children's Shoes,
at this biiIo at
Tremendous Reduction
Men's Shoes and Oxfords, nifty
values, worth $3.50 the pair, at
this great sale event
for only
Values In these Shoes and Oxfords
worth $4.50 the pair
at this sale for
Values worth to $2.50
for
$2.85
id Oxfords
$3.15
$2.10
$5.50Voile Skirts $3.95
A startling reduction event on Women's sty
lish Voile BklrtH, many different colors and
styles, at these wonderfully low prices:
$10.00 values go for only Jgf 45
$12.50 vnlues go for only S (."
$ 9.00 values gor for only (
5.50 values go for only .. $;$ ),
Women's best heavy Percale Wrappers, reg
ular $1.25 to $1.50 values, nt this sale for
only 98c
The Celebrated
R.&G. Corsets
$19.85
$14.90
$11.85
$ 9.50
$ 6.95
m
J 0
nt.
Women's stylish Spring Suits In many different
and popular fabrics, all desirable styles and
colors, go at this amazing sale
at the startling reduction of
This means
$35.00 values for $17.50
$30.00 values for $15.00
$25.00 values for $12.50
$20.00 values for $10.00
$18.00 values for $ 9.00
$15.00 values for $ 7.50
Wash Suits
Modish Summer Wash Suits Included In this
wonderful event at reductions of from 1-3 to 1-2
off.
values for
values for
values for
values for
$5.00
$4.75
$3.50
$2.75
$2.50 Wash Skirts for $1.45
1
.45-
Save on All lien's Fur-
nishings at This Big Sole
Men's fine Work Shirts, a wonder
ful reduction to .jc
lien's heavy 75c Sateen Shirts, at
this sale for 43c
Men's $1.25 fancy Pongee Shirts
go for only 95c
Men's fine silk lisle fancy Socks,
25c values foT Igc
Men's fancy Hose, regular 20c val
ue, the pair 12c
Men's Summer Underwear, medium
weight, a big value f--2jc
Men's 12VC work Socks, a great
cut to only, pair g J-3c
Men's working Pants, the pair,
the pair, $1.25 and 95c
Nearly ONE
FOURTH Less
A great and amazing reduction on the famous R. & G. Corsets at prices that you
cannot duplicate at any other store in the state prices low.er than you've ever seen
full lines of these wanted Corsets priced at.
$1.00
Values
89c
$1.50
Values
$1.15 Values $1.65 Values $1.95 Values $2.45
All Dress Goods Cut
Wool Dress Goods, blue, black and white, as
well as the latest shades fine Serges, etc.,
50c to 75c values, the yard 43c
25c to 35c Summer Lawns and other Summer
materials, the yard jgc
12 l-4c Dress Ginghams, latest shades and pat.
terns, the yard for only.." jqc
All 15c and 20c LawnB, many different colors
and designs, the yard J()c
Regular 7c Calicoes, blue and light colors, the
yard for 3c
Regular 8c Apron Ginghams at this big event
for only, the yard
al to John W. Thornton,, 31 ncres of
section .'II. township 4 south, range
2 cast; $25.
llernhard and Mnry E. Krledrlch to
John W. Thornton, 1 aero of section
31. township 4 south, range 2 east;
$75.
W. I. nnd Martha K. Robinson to
A. U Thompson, northwest quarter
of Klrst Subdivision of Oak Grove;
$1X00.
Austin C. Mllllcon to Harvey N.
Ion Lumber Company, east half of
section 20, township 4 south, range 5
east; $1.
Julia A. Rellly to D. E. Altenberg,
east half of section 26, township 4
south, range 5 east; $1.
Alfred Hansen to Julius Hansen, 5
acres of J. G. Doner D. L. C; $550.
A. K .and Hutina E. Hlgs to George
F. Hennlnger, 10 acres of section 1C,
township 4 south, runge 1 east; $1000.
Bank of Oregon City to H. S. Clyde,
C. J. HOOD
MAX BOLLACK
BUILDERS SUPPLIES CO.
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING, CEILING, FINISH
LUMBER, ETC., DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULD
INGS, PLATE GLASS, ETC.
Give Ub a Call Bring Your Estimates-We will Save You Money
Corner Main and 14th Strcels
OREGON CITY, OREGON
PHONH8:
PneifU- Muln 11J
lluiue B -'N-t
Stratum, southwest quarter of north-i 6.35 acres of section 28, township 2
enst qunrter of section 7, lownsnip
3 south, rnngo 5 east; $2000.
R. W. and A. R. Henry to E. G.
Ailnms, north half of southeast qunr
ter of soctlon 24, township 2 south,
range 5 east; $10.
E. F. and Martha S. Riley to Jo
hiuma Hayes, lots 39, 40, of block 44,
Mlnthorn Addition to I'ortlnnd; $50.
Johnnna Hayes and Samuel Hayes
to Elizabeth Maude Mnry Elklns, lots
39 nnd 40, block 44, Mlnthorn Addi
tion to Oregon City; $1.
T. J. and Martha E. Dunton to Wil
liam F. Smith, 8 acres of section 20,
township 2 south, rnngo 2 east; $200.
John O- and Charlotte Roth to Wll
helmlna Walt, 0-25 acres of section
33. township 3 south, range 1 east;
$50.
E. M. nnd Anna Howell to Jnmes
Griffin, lots 15, 10, block fi. Nob Hill;
$47.50.
W. I. and Nancy E. Rowan to G.
A. and Anna M'. nickel, 8 acres of
P. U C. of S. S. White, No. 41, town
ship 3 south, range 2 east; $5.
Jennie Shepherd McMurrny nnd j 4 enst
Allium McMurrny tot Cora nnd Joseph
Sprnhue, 1 acre of P. I C. of WlUlnm
McArtlmr nnd wife, township 2 south,
rnngo 8 enst; $1.
Mrs. Robert Wltz nnd Robert Wltz
to M. Llndqitlst, 10 acres of section
1(1. township 4 south, rnnge 1 east;
$1000,
George I and Hone Bates to Chns.
south, range 2 east; $G00.
E. Ml nnd Anna Howell to Chnrlty
A. and Philander Peck, lots 1 to 10
inclusive. 16, 17, IS, 19, block 11, Nob
Hill; $300.
Albert and Anne Schmldll to Cath
erine and Joseph J. Koch, lots 1, 2,
3, 4, block 18, Windsor; $1100.
Sundy Land Company to Caroline
nurns, lots 9 and 10. block 11, Sandy;
$75. .
H. B. Beatlo to Robert DeShazer,
land In D. L. C. of N. J. Lamb, town
ship 2 south, rniiKC 3 east; $1.
Benjamin T. Bawling and Louisa
Jaue Kronenberg to Charity M.
Rawlins, 150 acres of section 4. town
ship 4 south, rim ce 5 east; $1.
L. and Lura linker to John Ar
quette and Mamie Arquette, 20 ncres
of section 20, township 4 south, range
4 east; $400.
W. A. Proctor and Frank Beers et
nl to Ezlkol Beers, land In section 27,
28, township 1 south, range 4 east; $1.
Ezlkel Beers to Kva Griffin, 7 acres
of section 27, township l south, range . Jiasnl Cntarrh quickly yields to treat-
J2000 meut ny me agreeable, aromatic f-ly's
Sarah Jane McCann to Albert nnd Cream Balm. It is received through the
leimin -Memlnl it 4 K hWV 1 . nostrils ami cleanses ami neais tue wnoie
o..ii....wwi .Liin.,., . tionn surface over which it diffuses itself. Drug-
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Robert J. and Myrtle W. Batty to i " ',.'
' . ' ' " ' ' " , : are mire to coutmue the treatment till re-
Frnncesca Roth, 22 ncres of rhilnnder : jiovoj
Lee and wife's I). L. C. township 3j ' Vnnounceinent
south, range 1 enst; $G75. To B,ommo,,llto tll0ie whoaje partiai
N. V. and (ieorge Sorenson to ..A ..,,,.,-,,.-, .,.,
kins, 40 acres of section 15, township
2 south, range 3 enst; $1.
Emllle A. and C. S. Arnold to E. B.
Woodworth, land In sections 1 and
2, township 2 south, range 1 east; $10.
Baptist Campbell to Elizabeth No
ble, 3 acres of Hector Campbell D.
L C; $1500.
Maggie A. and J. I. Johnson to
James H. Black, lots 40, 41, block 73,
Mlnthorn Addition to Portland; $5.
J. M. and D. M. Baker to Collsta
Murray Dowling, 2.64 acres, May
wood; $1200.
Hattle and H. C. Bouldin to Mrs.
H. P. Preston, land In Ezra Fisher D.
L C, township 2 south, range 2 east;
$182.50.
Frank C. Wllfong to Mrs. Harriet
J. Creston, land In D. L. C. of Ezra
Fisher, township 2 south, range 2
east; $50.
John W. and Grace E. Loder to
Charles and Yella Wilson D. L. C.
No. 44. township 3 south, range 1
east: $9500.
Mrs. Mary Trotter and G. B. Trot
ter to Narclssa Hampton, 16 acres of
section 3, township 3 south, range 3
east; $1300.
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A. TRUST
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Bank of Oregon City.
JOHN F. CLARK, Mgr.
A Good Way to Use Hyomel.
Besides breathing through the In
haler a few times a day, many cat
arrh sufferers write that they find
inhaling Hyomel from a bowl of
steaming water each night before re
tiring a great aid in curing stubborn
cases.
Try It; It's very simple; gives quick
relief and makes you breathe easier.
Fill a bowl half full of boiling
water; pour
cure catarrh, sore throat, coughs,
colds, rose fever, asthma and croup,
or money back. Try it on that gen
erous basis.
Miss Clara Fields Leads.
Miss Clara Fields still leads in the
race for Guddess of Liberty, and had
2,100 votes when the count was made
Tuesday morning. The count shows
the following figures;
Into the water a half Miss Clara Fields 2100
I Hunter nnd Julia E. Huntor, east of section 3d, township 1 south, range
lmlf of north half of D. U C. of Ly-! 7 east: $1.
mnn nnd Nnncy Wllllnms, section 28,
township 1 south, .range 4 enst;
$11,500.
D. E. and Alpha Altenberg to Un-
Goorge B. Baldwin, et nl, 520 acres . , , 0 tlie ,,1 passages for catarrhal trou-
Wei, the proprietors prepare Ureain llalra in
B. and Katie E. Glldnor to Joslo
Courtoes, lot 17, block 4, Hyde-Park;
$10.
Huns P. Lnrsen to Jessie J. Haw-
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Creum Balm. Price iuoluiliug- the
I spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
teaspoonful of Hyomel, cover head
and bowl with a towel and breathe
through nose and mouth the medi
cated antiseptic and healing vapor
that arises.
This method relieves that stuffi
ness at once and makes your head
feel clear.
You can get a bottle of Hyomel at
druggists everywhere, or at Huntley
Bros, for only 50 cents. Ask for an
extra bottle Hyomel InbalenL
But bear in mind If you want a
Hyomel inhaler you must buy a com
plete outfit which only costs $1.00.
But as stated before; if you al
ready own an inhaler a bottle of Hy
omel costs but 50 cents.
Hyomel Is guaranteed by druggists
everywhere end by Huntley Bros, to
Miss Rieta Carothers 1280
Miss Letha Jackson 1270
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DIAMOND BUANO PILLS, (or twcntT-Oie
Tears regarded aa Beit, Safest, Always Reliable.
&0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
time cvrpvuucDr worth
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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
All colors, all styles, all sizes. All ready for the Fourth. We
have Shoes for low insteps, high Insteps and regular insteps.
We carry Women's Shoes up to 9 and Men's Shoes up to 13.
Our motto: We fit the shoe to the foot, NOT the foot to
the shoe. Come in, get fitted in a pair of our Shoes, and do
away with the worst ill that flesh is heir to a hurting foot
caused by an ill-fitting shoe.
McKITTRICK "Tfie Shoe Man"
"THE HOUSE OF EXPERIENCE"
612 MAIN STREET
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