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TO POPULAR LADIES IN THE
ENTERPRISE'S GREAT CIRCULATION CONTEST
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First Prize-First District
$50 Merchandise Certificate at
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KODAK DAYS
Vacation days are Kodak days. No ' ip however
short complete without a Kodak. Prices, $ 1 .00 to $65
and up. v
If you don't want a Kodak, you may select other
merchandise to the value of your certificate.
First Prize-Second Dist.
$50' Merchandise Certificate at
J. Levitt's Big Store
The House of Quality and Low Prices
A complete line of
Dry Goods, Cloihing. Hats, Shoes. Furnishings, Notions, etc.
Agent- for Schloss Bros, and Stein-Block Clothing. Hamilton &
Brown Shoes and other HIGH GRADE wearing
apparel.
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EILERS ORCHESTRAL UPRIGHT GaAND STYLE E H, AWARDED GRAND HIGHEST PRIZE AT SEATTLE.
EXPOSITION.
Itevetttly vle; ti d !y the I'orthtn.l Cottini'Ti'lal ( hid, aftt'r a most exhaustive li st of wit Inn iiiaKi H. It In
a Western Pi:;no, made to wltlistaml We'iern cltm:itfr cmidlt Ions. Flnlnhed In oholeest nf niiilmKuny. Ilgiircd
walnut and quarter-sawed oak, in lirlght, or French, e'r ! 11 1 1 llnlsh. This planu will lie uwnrd d to th" riiiitemuiH
having the highest number of votes in the content, without reference to district.
Second Prize-Each Dist.
The winner of the second ii'Ue III rilrli illnlilcl linn her
choice of either .1 1 'lit 110 Scholarship or 11 llimliieHx Si holainlilp.
Piano Scholarship
in Oregon Conservatory of Music
Portland
one li I'm hi ln'1,11 illlp III tile I'lllllil l'p:ll lillelll, Ilii'lml MK
Tin "i y 01' lliii'iiimiy, llh lice line of Sillily llenl.H Term opeli"
S1.11111I Mmitlin In Septi'inher A srlimd 110I11I for lu i-xcellence
1:1 l-i'ti in lion mid I lie Idyll sluildlti of lis m lulunles
Business Scholarship
in Eclectric 'Business University,
Portland
A Hlvlmintli Hi'lliihiishlp In elilier I lie ImkiK k e-lnti or llie
shorthand cniirse In a h'tih cl n sc IumiI vtlmie, wlieii vim wre
Ki.iiliiated. you will 'Know minieililiit; " Small chismn ami lit
dhldii.il liistriii tin 11 lire nla U -t Vimi will iln heiter tliaii III
a Ur;e m-lm .1 Wml, mule lliiiioiie.li mh pruress heller.
Third Prize-Each Dist.
Handsome
Ladies Gold Watch
No prize will be awarded to any contestant who has sent or brought in less than twenty yearly subscriptions to the Enterprise, or
their equivalent. If there are not enough workers in oae district to merit all. the district prizes, prizes not awarded in such district will
be awarded to workers in the other district.
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Milwaukee and Northwestern Clackamas
MILWAUKEE.
Miss Olivia Johnson has entered
the Enterprise contest and is the
only one from this district. Assist
her with your coupons and subscrip
tions. E. M. Kellogg has opened a pool
room in the post-office building on
Main street.
Mr. Reed, the shoe maker, has
moved from the post-office building
to the Shindler building on Main
street.
The reading room will be open on
the first and third Wednesday of each
month frob 2 to 5 o'clock.
Merrill Lakin has gone to Newport
to spend a week's vacation.
The steamer A. G. Bateman is mak
ing regular trips between Mllwaukie
and Portland by purchasing a 10-ride
ticket the fare Is five cents. Cap
tain Grode is well known at Milwau
kie. having run steamers on the same
run several years ago.
Ieo Johnson is back at work in
O. Wissinger's, after a two weeks' va
cation spent v.-''h Battery "A," O. V.
Ci. encampment, at Stevenson, Wash.,
and a few days at Seaside.
H. Tscharner has about completed
his fine new cottage south of the Ger
man M. E. church.
E. W. Barnes and family will niovo
irto 'heir large, new Imniralov.- on
t'ieir Minthorn farm this week.
'lh mas Toats li:nl the ("iHract ;ind
Vr. Barnes may well be proud of his
nv home, which is the finest yet
e-ecterl in that part of town, and
v bich ci-t nearly S.",0"1.
The Minfhorn Water Company has
i ni roveil Its water system by ihe
cid it ion of over a mile of pipe line
p'or.g the (.limy road, miming east
M Wichita. The company also had
t ie waier tower raised 1 1 feet in or
cer to give better fire protection to
that pan of the town.
V. Ilirkemk-r ;,nd wile are expected
home this week from an extended
Kastern trip.
An unknown man committed swicide
in the Hnndee field on the northwest
of town yesterday afternoon. The
body was first discovered by Mr.
lloswell, n farmer, passing by on his
way home from Portland and he noti
fied Justice of the Pence, J. rt. Kelso,
who later in the evei-ing h''!d an in
quest. The dead man's watch and an
empty twelve-ounce bottle that had
contained carbolic acid was found
about three hundred feet from where
THE JOHNSON REALTY CO.
the body lay. There was nothing on
the body to tell who the unfortunate
man was and there was no money
in his clothing. He was a man about
50 years of age. There is a report
current that a man by the name of
Fted Lincoln, of Vancouver, Wash,
is missing and It may prove that he
is the suicide.
Miss Olivia Johnson is representing
the Enterprise in the contest. Your
supiKort or a Milwaukie girl will help
Milwaukie to capture the $125.00
piano.
We Guarantee Every Box
of Dr. Bell s Antiseptic Salve to do
what we claim. Try It. for ulcers,
boils, running sores, tetter, ringworm,
eczema, salt rheum, fever sores, cuts,
bruises, pimples, black heads, chaps,
felons, burns or any skin disease. 25c
a box. For sale by Jones Drug Co.
OAK GROVE.
Ci'y Lots. Acreage and Farms
a Specialty.
P. O. Box 213
Milwaukee, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Hart are
n.'iw in New York City, and they will
soon leave to spend the summer with
Mr. Hart's mother at her country
home, "Hart's Ease-on-the-llndson."
They are accompanied by their two
small sons.
Samuel Hilton, of Hamilton, Can
ada, is visiting his moiher, Mrs.
Isabel Hilton, and his sister, Mrs.
Geo. McArthur.
Mip Ma Painter, of Portland, spent
Wednesday evening with her sister,
Mrs. ('has. Vosburg and family.
Miss Evelyn Young, of Klsley Sta
tion, was a city visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Vosburg and two sons
are camping at Seaside, Oregon, near
Dr. Van Waiters and family.
Wm. Cook. Mrs. f'ook and son, Rony
Blackeby, Mrs. P.laekeby and daugh
ter and B. Jones paid a visit to The
Oaks, Wednesday evening.
L. E. Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong
and daughter. Hifter, K. C Warren.
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Conghnor went.
to The Oaks, Friday, to hear the band.
Mrs. Jttlia Holt snent Sunday with
her brother's wife ri Vancouver,
Wash.
Lucile Clemens, of Portland, is
visiting her old friend, Mrs. Elmer
Wort hington.
Mrs. Elmer Worthlngton. I.uclle
Clemens and Gladys Driscoll visited
the Sisters' Orphan's home at Os
wego. Sunday.
J. Rosenthal, i f Milwaukie, Is can
vissltig here trying to organize a
lodL'e of Fraternal Brotherhood. Any
one interested will he railed on.
Miss Fetters returned home Satnr
div after several months' visit in the
East.
. Esther Kunze. of Reverton, Oregon,
is visiting her old friends. Lillian and
Alma Richler.
Mrs. B. Lee Paget and sou, Lowell,
visited The Oak. Friday evening.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. f arr. of Baker City,
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. It. Evans.
.Miss Opal Wood, of Eastern Oregon,
is visiting Madge Ellis for a few
days.
.Mrs. Spauldlng a. id Madge Ellis re
turned Saturday from Silverton, af
ter enjoying a week In the country.
Mrs. Busniiell spent Tuesday with
her son and family in Portland.
L. E. Armstrong was in Selwood on
business Friday.
Samual Hilton and sister, .Mrs. G.
McArthur, were city visitors Tues
day. The Oak Grove Telephone Company
held lis monthly business meeting
Monday evening. All officers were
present.
Chas. Rislcy's horse and buggy was
standing in front of the telephone of
fice. The horse became frighiened
by a piece of pjper blowing by him.
He ran and upset the buggy and broke
his harness, wrecking all, but was not
Injured himself. A few dollars will
repair the damage In a short time.
Chas. Vosburg returned from the
coast Friday, after seeing his family
settled in their quarters for the sum
mer months.
Mrs. Bro vn, of Courtney Station,
accompanied by her Hlster. Miss Aid
rich, spent Wednesday in Portland.
Mrs. Win. Conghnor. of Payette,
Idaho, spent the day Friday with E.
(.'. Warren and family.
Baseball.
Oak Grove defeated the Mllwaukl 1
club team Julv ". The Hcore being
12 to 0. Batteries Oak Grove, Col i
man and Itisley; Milwaukie, Bristol
and C. Worthlngton. A home-run was
made by Fred Hisenerader of Iln"
Milwaukie team.
August 7, the Oak Grove team will
play the Estacada team on Its
grounds. Everybody go and help the
home team. 1
Church Notes.
M. E. Church Sunday school, 10
a. in.; Mrs. G. McArthur, superinten
dent; services by the pastor, James
Moore. All Invited.
Ladies' Aid held Its regular meet-,
lug In the church basement Thurs
day, after a business meeting ilie
usual quilting took plqce.
Brownell at Oak Grove.
Gunge C. Brownell. candidate fo:-.
state senator, will deliver an addles:-;',
at Oak Grove, on Saturday, August
i::, mid will cleniiv define hh ponltl ui
as to the direct primary and the as
sembly, and will tell something of the
politicil history of Oregon. :
where they had .1 delightful visit with
Mr. Seelcy'.s parents.
Mrs. Margaret Conklln and Miss
Inez Bozortle. nf Uny City, are the
guests of the I'. D. Newell'H family,
am! on Monday visited with Mrs. Yale,
of Meldruin.
A party w:ih tendered for Miss Lil
lian Westerli' Id on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. M. Hart. Twelve
young people n s)oiided to the Invita
tion. Me-ulames l)"nlng. Jennings, and
Wcterfeh assisted Mrs. Hurt In the
entertaining and serving of dainty
refreshment- Those present were
the Misses Marie Tozler, Annie Rus
sell, Ethel an! Fern Hart, Grace
Hose and l.iliian Westerfleld and
Wort man. of Portland, and
Messrs. fivi- Simmons, Shelh
Shaver. Wendell Smith, Chester
Fozler, Clare Hontrop, Arthur Rub
er's and llni ilci Soeshe, Mr. and Mrs.
Westenfleld ate soon to remove to
their ranch near Oregon City. Lil
lian will he greatly missed by the
younger set.
Mrs. Downing of Sellwood, will oc
cupy h'-r wi'j home during his
absence.
Miss Vera I'cie Lewis after spend
ing a fortiiiUi' with her aunt, Mrs.
L. Wilcox, has returned to her home
In Rainier.
Mrs Addie 'odgklns has returned
to Vancouver, u iish., nfti'r a visit wih
her sisters at tids place.
Mrs. 11. II ':mmoiis, Mrs. Powers
and Mrs. K0I.1 -i( were the cbnperohes
n's picnic held In
Friday of last week.
jile being taken over
d row-boats, where 1
was had! This was
I outing given by Mrs.
the children of this
to lb" chil.i
Magone's 'ai.
The young n
in the l)i:ie ;
delightful tr-e
the third Mum:
' Emmons for
! neighborhood. t
Mr. and Mi... Frank lloardman and
children, of loadstone, visited will'
' Mrs. Temperance Hlce on Safnrd ly
of la u week.
iliaver has relumed
nig at. Ocean Park,
Mr. Sh'-iby
from ids on
Wash.
.Mrs. Jes-e
cousin, Miss !
mat i on of a
S. 'Utile, and
Mis. Smith.
JENNINGS LODGE.
Mr. and Mrs. E111J Seeley and llllie
daughter have returned from Summit,
.Strain entertained her
itha Hoquhun. who Is
Deaconess Home in
also her grandmother,
formerly of Nebraska,
but who now resides wllh her hop.
H. ft. Siniiii, near Canby.
Mr. Ilavercamp's little daughter
met witli a painful accident on Mon
day, having revolved an ugly gash In
the head from falling on a hoe. The
wound was dressed by a physician of
OioirMi 'ily.
Mr. Wears Ml tin boy had the mis
fortune to hurl . his arm which lie
carries now In 11 sling.
II. C. I'aliiion drove to Portland on
.Monday.
II. C. Tozier and son. Chester, re
turned from Seaside oil Tuesday.
Miss K. .1. Kamlnski was taken quite
III fill Monday and removed to the St.
Vincent hospital ; in .Portland.
Mrs Ciisl.lii has returned from a
I delightful visit with her moliter at
I Seattle and was nccoinpiinled by her
sister.
1 Paul Hoe! he has the basement dug
i for his new home on the old home
! stead at Coveil.
Thursday evening a pnrly of young
folks had an evening picnic on Cellar
Island, which was a very happy event
and thoroughly enjoyed by nil. Eirly
In the evening a Joyful crowd Katie".
ed and In boats and ciinnes went to
the Island, where Mr. Clark had al
ready planned a huge bnndllre for
them. Those attending were .Messrs.
Downing, Caufleld. Richards, Hollo
well, Slevers, Harrington and Wood
ward, of Portland, and Mrs. Down
ing, Misses Morse, Hulhert llollowcll,
Rynearion, Ivah and Pearl Harring
ton.
Mrs. Del Mar, of Portland, was an
overnight guest at I hi) home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ilaliiur Emmons on Fri
day. The camp-meeting closed on Thurs
day evening with a lecture on South
America by Rev. G. Iliinmlller, of
Cleveland, which Indeed was very In
teresting. Rev. Helnnilllur spent
some lime looking over the (lerman
mission fields In this part of the
new world and with the special music
rendered, made UiIh hiHt meeting very
interesting, which many availed
themselves tho opportunity of enjoy
ing. The Tabernacle was comfortably
filled.
Mrs. Beaulleu and llltle dilugbler,
Violet, of Gladstone went callers lit
the Lodge on Tuesday.
Rev. Ileverllng preaclied at the
Chapel Sunday. July ,'!l, at 2:15 p. m,
and services will be held there) each
Sunday as follows: Preaching at
2:15; Sabbath school at 11:15 till 4:15;
prayer meeting? on Thursday til H
n. 111. All are welcome and nn Invita
tion is especially extended to those
who do not attend services else
where. Mr. and Mrs, Pease and a parly
of Portland friends will occupy Rock
Lodge during the remainder "f the
Hu miner.
On Wednesday of last week Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Clough entertained
Riv. Ileverllng, wife and children n"d
Rev. Stoker, of Portland, (lev. (. W.
Plumes, of Salem, to a 12 o'clock
luncheon.
Work on Ihe iirch across Jennings
avenue has been commenced under
the direction of Messrs. L. Wilcox
and Bert Russell. This will give
this place Home oresllce and we are
In hois new sidewalks and lights
may hooii be added, and alsii the large
crop of thistles 011 I lie east end of
Jennings avenue will he harvested,
Mr. and Mrs Joe Evans, of Oak
Grove, were callers al ihe Walter
Reckii'T' home on Thursday evening.
Wllh a narlv of Pin Hand and Or"
iron Cllv. friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. E.
Downing. Miss Morse and Mr. Itelntz
left Sunday' morning for Mt. flood,
.where they will spend n week, after
which the party will return here to
lake the steamer for Ocean park,
Wash., where ihry will sojourn for
sonic time iih guests of Mr. Geo
Morse who has taken n cottage I here
Brownell at Oak Grove.'
George C. lliowiicll, cauilldiite for
slate senator, will deliver nn address
at Oak Grove, on Saturday, Aligns!
Ill, and will eleaiiy define his position
ns tu ihe direct primary and the as.
semblv, and will tell something of the
political history of Oregon
MOLLIE MITCHELL '
SEVERELY INJURED
8ANDY YOUNG WOMAN JUMPS
OVER BANK WHEN AUTO
FRIGHTENS HORSE.
Miss Mnllle Mitchell, who has been
connected wllh the Dunne Ely store,
and who recently left for Mount Hood,
lo spend Ihe summer, met wllh a!
seiioiiH accident about two weeks ago I
when Ihe horse that her brother, J
Georg , wes driving, ran away, becom
ing frightened at a pa-wing iiiiioinu
bile. Miss Mitchell and her brother j
met witli two runaway accidents Iln. 1
same day while I hey were driving, j
Tho first runaway Ihe horse upset the
buggy and threw Ihein out, badly
damaging Ihe vehicle, hut the occu-l
pants were uninjured. They had gone
bill a short distance after the buggy '
had been repaired and another 111110,
met them. This time It win on a nnr-
row grade, mid as the horse reared
and plunged over the embankment
MIhh Mitchell Jumped and Injured one:
of her limbs. She was picked up and
taken to her home nl Sandy, where j
she has bc'ti confined to her bed. P j
Is probable that she will he brought!
to Oregon (ily for medical treatment 1
as she Is suffering; from 11 severe In
jury to the knee. x
THE TIME HAS COME
FOR TELLING WORK
(Continued from page 1)
Many have inquired about the
scholarship". The young . ladles who
win the BcliolarHl'IpH have Ihe choice
of selecting 11 piano scholarship In
the Oregon Coniervatory of Music at
Portland, one of the most thorough
nnd wellequlppcd musical conserva
lories on the const, or a hulueiif
niiolarshlp In the Eclectic Business
rnlverslty lit Portland, 11 school pop
ular witli Us students and graduates
on account of the excellence nnd
practical nature of lis work. When
you graduate from this school you nret
nreimred to go Into an office, give
satisfaction and progress upward.
The flrHt prize In District No. 1 Is
.1 $50 00 merchandise cerllllciiie at
Ihe lliinlley Bros. Co. store. You ciin
select anything yon want In their
store, when you wish, excent posilblH
a few contract machines. They enrry
aarge slock of Columbia phono
graphs, kodaks, hooks,; stationery,
drugs, leather goods, lollet articles,
elc, etc. Quality, service nnd prices
are iiIwiivh satisfactory at Huntley's.
The first nrlze In Ihe second dis
trict Ih a $50.11(1 merchandise ! 1 1 -(Irate
at U'vlti's Big Store al the
corner of Seventh and Main. Thev
end on Saturday one of Ihe most sue
seSHful sales ever conducted III Ore
gon City. Everybody has commented
on Ihe Rulcndld values, ihe big bar
gains offered, mid everybody seems
to have gone In nnd bought al great
saving. Valuable premiums in cut
glass, dinner sets and Honors Bns.
ullverware lire given away free. Sale
ends Saturday nlghl so you still
have time tu come In ami secure what
you want at a big saving. ,
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S TO R I A
Say! We have shingles with a live
Inch clear hint al $I..'I5 per thousand.
Iliilldeis' Supply Company, lltli and
Main street.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
fie (one and take a hod I" of (iiiitn
hotin lu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy wllh you when starling on
your trip Ibis summer. It. cannot lie
obialneii on board Ihe trains or steam
ers. Changes of water and climate
ofien cause sudden attacks of
diarrhoea, and It la best lo he pre-j
pared. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs. Noble Thrown From Car.
Mrs. Charles Noble was badly cut
and bruised Monday nlghl at ' East
I Morrison and Water sheets In Port
1 land. She was stepping from a Mount
; Tabor car, when the molorman Ihiew
da Ibo power and Mrs. Noble was
thrown lieavllv to Ihe ground, being
rendered unconscious 'fur a few niln
, nt"H. ler Injuries will not result
I seriously, though I hey were painful
! and she suffered an unpleasant shock. '
We Do Not Recommend
K'Jpioiiund'H Eagle Eye Halve fur unv
thing but the eyes. It iH 11 Htieedv
and harmless cure for granulated lids,
scrofulous sore eyes, styes, weak eyes
and dimness of vision. Hold every
whore 25c., For sale by Jones Drag
Co.