OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. MAY A. 1917.
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CANBY DEPARTMENT
OIMONITRATION TRAIN
OUI HtRI IATVRDAYJ,
O. A. C. fsltnsleaj Dtpsrtmint Pre
mU f ead Canning (or
Future Ih,
CANIir, Or, Msy I -Prof. Mart,
ul lb Or" Aa r1 utlual cjla,
waa la Canty Tuesday arranging for
lh mealing and retwptlon of lb deuv
erutrstloa train that lil arrive al
Canty Halarday afternoon, May I, al
I o'clock. Tba (). A. V. ailanalun da
artniut la using Ihla mean to bring
to iba minds of (ba people Iba Bead of
"food conservation" and "food prepar
iIdhi" II aaka Iba ladle spe
cially lo ba praaanl to baar Iba leo
lura oa rannlng ai4 to organise can
ning club. Thl lecture will be given
by Mlaa Tarney, Tba puplla or Iba
high achool ara asked to make a aur
vey of Iba vacant lota la Canby that
lhay mar ba utilised la tbla campaign.
Tbla work la being dona In all tba
atataa or tba Union and tha varioo
cttle or Oregon ara aacb doing tbalr
abara. Canby la admirably flttad lo do
tbla work aa Iba aoll la wall adaptad
to tba growing or gardan crvpa.
Tba government dlr canning
cluba organltad ao tbal all tba ordi
nary caanad product aurb aa corn,
baana. potaloaa, etc may ba bom a
producta and Iba larga cannary atocka
mar ba aant abroad to aaalat our
alllaa bayond tba aaaa.
very patriotic cllliea la raquaatad
10 attand and bacoma a part or tbla
organisation. Let aacb do bla boat.
11 will raduca tba blgh coat or living
CANBY LOCALS
CANIIY. Ore. May S. I17.-Mra
Kugrn Mitt, of Needy, ass a guest
of Mr. and Mra. Jaruat Mltta Wedn
day. Mra. Mlnnla llradford waa a guent
or brr alatrr. Mra. Hpauldlng. of Tort
land, tbla werk.
0. W. White and Artber (iraharu ara
tba cbamplon ralflh catchers of Can
by.
Mlaa llallle Hmlth of Mscksburg.
waa a Rural of Mr. and Mra. Edgar
Hmlth Ihla work.
Mra. Kdward Hredtl a guril of
hr aliltr, Mra. I). 0. Clark, of Mo
lalla tbla week.
Mra. Mary Jane I'arknr, a native of
Vermont. ho baa lrcn living with
hi-r sinter, Mra. Mandevllle of Ulvcr
side, died Tuesday. April :i. agod 76
yrara. Tlio lnlcrmnl waa al Zion
evmntcry Thursday al t p. m. Hot
brother, Dr. Oreene, of Colorado, waa
with her at time of dnath.
Tim Indira of tho M. K. church gava
a "silver tea" Wednesday at the homo
of Mra. W. II. Ilulr. Among thoaa
pri'amil ware: Mra. a. W. White.
Mra. M. I', bailor, Itev. and Mra. V.
lloyd Moore. Mlaa I'urscll, Mra. Ik-rtha
llurat, Mra. W. I). Mi -Farland. Mra.
K. K. Ilradtl. Mra. M. J. U-e. Mra. II.
N. llron, Mra. Kdward llowman, Mra.
Coorgo Fletcher, Mlssr Florence and
Hun Bnoll, Mra. Duker. Mra. Joa.
Dick. Mra. Rebuild. Mra. Harvey K.
Toblo, Mra. John Graham, Mra. C. V.
Trouty. Mra. Clma. N. Walt. Mra. Hor
ace Patch, Mlaa (.orrulne l-co, Mlaa
Franco Holilnaon, Mra. Anna Knight,
and Mra. W. II. Ilulr.
Mra. Chester A. Will made a busi
ness trip to 1'orllund tlila week.
Mra. Smith and duughtcr Mlaa Agnes
.Smith, wont to Oregon City Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. W. II. Ilulr. accom
panied by Mr. and Mra. Adum K.
Knight and aon. llrudford, attended
tho txth anniversary of Odd Follow
hlp In V. 8. In Portland Thursday
evening. Mlaa 1-orrulnp Ixe fiirnlNhud
a voeal aolo for tho occasion.
MIhh Adeline It. Wyoth and MIbs I-ft-Vlnu
Sheridan, bihhiI Saturday and
Sunday In I'ortlund.
Tho "froo air" tunk of Mlller-l'arker
gurago exploded Thtiraday evening,
completely wrecking tho in nil shod In
which It was enclosed, It Hounded us
If n i-harKO of dynnmlto or a bomb
had exploded In tho heart of tho city.
Mra. Herbert II, Ilorkmun was a
guest of hor mother. Mrs. C. O. T.
Williams, of Oregon City, tliln week.
W. II. Hair, C. K. Lucko and Walter
1-olmnnnti woro Oregon City visitors
Friday evening"
MIbs Mna II. Ilubbs spent tho week
end with relatives In fillvorton.
Mr and Mra. Chits Nelio, of Macka-
hnrg, wero Canby vlaltora Friday.
lluzr, IluddloKoii, of W'oodlmrn, was
In Canby Friday on hualnoHg connected
with hiH racing stables,
Mrs. Ivan Dlinlck, of Aurora, waa n
guoHt of Mra. II. II. Kcclea Thursday.
Hoy S. Yodor, of Mbcrut, was a Can
by vlHltor this week.
II. A. Wolfor, of Wolfer rralrlo,
wag In Canby on buHlnesa liurmliiy.
Mra, M. J. Jjeo and MIhb I-orrnlno
I.-o woro Portland visitors Thursduy
nnd Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Whlto visited
relatives In Obworo Thursday.
Colninn Mark, of Mark's Prulrlo.wus
In Canity on business Thursday.
Honry Kummer, of MackHburg, was
n Canny visitor Thursday.
It. W. Kilter, of Noody, wub a Can
ly visitor Thursday.
Henry Plpka, of Union Hall, niado a
business trip to Canby Friday.
CANBY, Ore., May 3 MIbs Edith
Stoddard, of Hubbard, was a Sunday
guest of hor sister, Mrs. Fred M. Roth.
Miss Loxlo Graham, of Macksburg,
POLK'S
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A liminra f iirimiTT VT two viirt
Town and YUJara 1st Ori-non and
Waahlni-bia. (Ivlns; a l-rripllie
Hkrlrh of rtt 1I-S Lontllon,
Milpplnr FurlUlIre and ( In-allied
Dlrrrtxry 4 Oactl ISoUMaa
aad 1-rofoMtgo.
K. I.rOT.K ro, Ima.
bmum, hus.
.i!
aa a wank and guaal of Mr. and Vra
Arthur Graham.
Mr. and Mra. I'. O. Hlary, who hata
bo II raaldniila of Canby for anvrra
yaara, liava inorad lo Portland, laavlng
Canby Halurday.
Mr. and Mra. W. II. Ilalr, Mra. Alma
II. Knight, Mra. M. J. Ut, Mra. II- r
l.nrt llarkman, Mra. Grant Wblta, Mra
Gaorga llnndahadlnr, Mlaa Nona Aua
tin, Mra. Klroy llataa, Mra. Cbarlna L
llataa and Mra. Ivan Dlinlck of Kirk
Itnlokah UhU No. 121 or Canby, at
tnidml Iba Annual Itlatrkt ronvan
lion of Ulalrli t No. I, Italwkab Asaaru
bly or Oragon, bald al Wharton, Hal
urday, April 2Kb.
John Kckarson. or Molalla, waa
Hunday guaal or Mr. and Mra. J. Ma
Ktkeraon tbla waak.
Mr. and Mra. naming, or Portland,
wara guaata or Mr. and Mra. Waltnr
Klnnay.
Cbarlea llayaa, or Arlington, Waab.
la a gurat or Mr. and Mra. McGowan
Mr. llayaa la on bla way to Alaaka.
Mra. W. lloyd Mooro antartalnad
Mra. Ilarvay E. Tobia s Hunday acbool
rlaaa al Iba M. K. paraonaga Tburaday.
Tba racaptlon waa given that tha glrla
mlahl meat Mlaa Klraall, a vlaltlng
daaronaaa or M. K. t hurt b. Luncheon
waa aervad by Mra. Moore. Tboaa
praaent were Mna Meeka, Luclle
Dakar, Olive Kendall, Mildred Dakar,
Mlna Graham, Kdltb Uauiunleon. Uy
llta llornlg, Alleen Iluhman, Itaino
na Kinney, Dlancba Bweek and Cora
Graham.
Canby la to bava a new manufactur
ing Induatry. Mr. McGowan will atari
Iba manufacturing ot electric blanketa
within a very abort time. Thla blank
at la one of the very lateat electrical
Inventions and a eample la on dlaplay
al tba office of Molalla Klrctrlc Co.
Mr. and Mra. William Maple were
Aurora vlallora Saturday evening.
Curlla Ouniel, or Portland, made a
bualneaa trip to Canby Monday.
Jamna Bmllh, or Mackaburg. waa a
bualnrse caller In Canby Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Carl Detbka and aon.
Carl. Jr. and Mra. Fred Btefflna, of
Oawego, were gueata of Mr. and Mra.
Grant White Monday.
Mra. Ivan Knott and daughter, Miss
Audrey, are gueata of Mra. Delia Yer
gen. Mr. and Mra. Homer McClutchen
were vlaltlng relatlvea In Molalla thla
week.
Mr. and Mra. Avon Jease, of Wolfer
Prairie, were Canby aboppera Tuea
day. Mra. E. E. Nelaon, of Portland, la
aprndlng the week with ber alaler,
Mra. J. Lea Eckeraon.
W. H. Cochran, a prominent farmor
of the Needy neighborhood, waa a
Canby ahopper Tuoaday,
John Itoblna, or Union Hall, waa In
Canby Tueaday.
F. Kraack, of Mackaburg, waa a busl
neaa vlaltor In Canby Tueaday.
Mavor W. II. nlr waa an Oregon
City vlaltor Wedncaday.
Mr. and Mra. Grant White and Mra
Grace Sailor were Oregon City visitors
Wednesday.
The Canby High Bchool Debating
toum defeated tho Mllwaukle High
School al Canby Saturday ovenlng.
The Colton High School defeated the
Canby High 8chool at Colton the aame
evening. Those making the Colton
trip wero Miss Adeline D. Wyoth,
Claire Haines, Mlaaea Meeka and Ilua-
aoll and Mr. Scott.
W. II. Lucko hna purchaaed a new
"Cadillac Eight" from Millor-Parkcr.
Earl HutehliiBon has accepted a po-
altlon In the Canby barber shop.
Mrs. Smith Borgmun, of Portland, Is
a guest ot Mrs. M. J. Lee.
MULINO SCHOOL N0TE3.
MULINO, Or., May 3. Tho follow
Ing jiersona were visitors at school
last month: Mrs. Pnrks, E. U. Jone.i.
Anno Jenson, Mrs. Win. Hohlemlor.
Mrs. Haines, Gladys Schuoliel, Mrs
Aucust Erlckson, lla.el Erlckson,
Mrs. Joo Hanlels and children, .1.
Calavan, Miss llradford, Mrs. u.
SnodKrnsB, Anna Wostburg.
Mary Snodgrass lias returned
Bchool nfter -having boon nbscnt
account of tho meuHlos.
Tho pupils who wero successful In
tho Until sono tost hero at school are
Herinan Tuylor, Ellisahoth Long, Mil
ilrod Maple. CauBby Harding, Vclmii
Cantrll, Ester Hiikk. Owing to ni
ne Mary Snodgrass wus not uble to
tako the llnal tost.
Hay Cantril has been nbscnt from
school on uccount of Illness.
Velma Cantrll foil last week from
the trapeze rings nnd Injured her arm,
but hns recovered.
Tho pupils aro nil busy working
now for tho finals. There are only
four moro weeks of school Including
this week.
An entertainment will bo given at
the hall In tho near future for the
bonollt of tho school. The dato will
he glvon later.
Tho pupils have been having prac
tice drll's in marching and Hag salut
ing. They aro very patriotic as nearly
evory child has his desk decorated
with a sinull Hug.
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bronchial and la grippe coughs; Foley
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and Foley Cathartlo Tab'ets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cathar
tic, for constipation, biliousness, head
ache and elugglsh bowels.
OSWEGO NEWS
DISPLAY OF WORK
TAR tPANGLEO BANNIR"
UNO BY' LARGE
AUOIINCK
OHWKGO, Ore, May I.-On Ratur
day evening, April 21, the Oawego
lloya' club gava a dlaplay of tbalr fall
and winter work In Iba school play
ahad. Tba program opened with
grand march, I'.rrnard Johnaon and
Glen Waldorf handling Iba drum a In
efficient atyla. At lha boys lined u
In ranka, of eight, they and tha audi
anra aang Tba Star Spangled Han
ner" with enthusiasm. Tbla waa fol
lowed by a wand drill by the Junlora
hlib waa hrartlly nppluudi-d. Th
moat eicltlng event or Ibe evening,
the handkerchief relay race, followed
and waa won by Harry Johnbaon
tram, which won two of tha three
trials. Tba Benlora then went through
their free band drill much to th
amusement of tha children In tba front
rowa. Tbla drill waa not aa aaay aa
It appeared, and took weeka' of ateady
practice to accomplish with smooth
nesa and precision. Then cama th
handkerchief paaalng relay race and
and tha Junior link tag game which
wara much enjoyed. The beat event
of the evening waa the pyramids with
wanda which tha boys built with
aharpneaa and steadiness, which went
far to bhow their ability, aa tha moat
of them bad only all, and aome only
three practlcea on tha work. Tha
baaketball game waa a poor eihlbl
lion or baaketball, due no doubt, to tha
unuaual eicltement or having an audi
ence.
There were two tnedala awarded
one for the beat Junior and tha other
for tha beat 8enlor In the two dr'.lla
Nefl Weatergard won the Junlor'a and
John Hogera the Senior's. Nona of
the boya knew that the medala were to
ba given and aa a result, tho reward
waa for loyalty to the club and to the
practlcea, aa revealed In the eicel
lonce attained In tha drills which were
the hardeat part or tho winter' work.
Tha boya appreciate tha brother 11
neaa or tho Odd Fellows, who ao kind
ly loaned them their chain for the ev
enlng; the backing of the achool board
which they bavo received at all timet
and tho kindneaa of Mr. Smoke and
Mr. Otto Johnson. Mr. Johnaon has
helped In every way possible all
through tho aeaaona work and the boya
look utMin hltn aa the "Daddy" of the
club.
At the cloee of tho program tho boya
gathered In a group and gava their
club yell and then all polned In alnglng
America."
Every one remarked upon the neat
appearance or the boys In their white
running- tult.
The proceedt of the evening were
132.00.
. 0. 0. F. CELEBRATES
IIS ANNIVERSARY
EXCELLENT PROGRAM IS GIVEN
AT HALL. MANY MEM
BERS ATTEND
Lest Friday being the 9Sth anniver
sary of Odd Fellowship. The local
order and tho Rebekah's held a Joint
celebrutlon, at their hall. This being
tho Rebekah's regular mooting night,
Mrs. A. J. Rosslter presided over the
meeting. Tho meeting was open to
Odd Fellows, Rcbekuhs and Invited
friends. About thirty members from
tho different lodges of I'ortlund were
represented. Ono Rebelcuh from Seat
tle, WbbIi., nnd ono from Colorado be
ing present.
Tho following grand lodge officers
After Grip-
Winter Colds
--Bad Blood
Yon are pnle, thin, weak with little
vitality. Your liver is sluggish and
the bad blood causes your stomach
muscles to lose their elasticity and
become flabby and weak then
indigestion.
Doctor Pierce's GoWen Medical Dis
covery, purely vegetable aud free from
alcohol or mircotica, is the great and
powerful blood purifier of to-day. Ex
tracted from American forest herbs
and roots. Contains no alcobol. In
gredients printed on wrapper.
Take it as directed and It will search
out impure atul poisonous matter
'.hroiighout the system and eliminate
it through the natural channels.
All dealers in medicines can supply
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in liquid or tablet form, or send tea
cents in one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel, Buffulo, N. Y., for trial
package of tablets.
WHAT WOMEN OF OUR
NATIVE STATE SAY.
HAigeno, uregon. "in raising my
family i .lave al
ways found that
I could depend on
Dr. Pisrce t rem
edies for all ail
ments. I gave
them the ' Golden
(Medbnl Discov
ery for tonsilitis,
sore throat, bad
5 coughs and grip,'
'and it alwava
"T- J cored them. I
; aL-o gave them
- l the Pleasant
Pellets' for sick headache, biliousness
and constipation. I am glad to recom
mend tliem." Mrs. Cahue Dean, 11
N. Lawrence Street.
mm
fx, in the f. O. O. V, grand lodge w-ra
priiM-nl: (iiadd inualrr, Henry West
brMk; grand uiaishal, Mr. NnUn,
gr.iml eond'ii tor. Flunk Wrd, pt
Mi-fid repi t'unli'thtt, Mr Andrews
llirr" were also svrrl grand oftl'.n
of lb" ltli'kati as'cnilily Alt imtd"
pc lira upon Odd Fallowshlp ami
present day duties In regard lo tha
country.
'II -i fdloalng i'ro;;rum at r n
drred: Holnetlon, Uliknrr onhralra;
pluno dit. Mra. Win I'.likm-r and
Mlaa Lillian llli krmr, solo, Miss
(iladye Hrhawprr; dialogue. In. and
Mra. A. J. Itoesllrr, Mra. Claronre
Hkrtl, Mr. and Mra II. A. Vase, Mrs
Janus llru'a and Mrs. Win. Ilotd;
selection, llli knrr on lit-stra.
After lha nmum. a dn'l loue sup
per waa aorved, by tha inrinbrra of Hit
order, after which the evening wus
spent by playing kuiih-s aud having a
royal good time.
OLD GLORY II RAIICO
OVER CITY Of 08WEQO
Children Pay Tribute lo flag In Un
uaual Mannar.
OBWEGO, Ore, May I.-Tbe flag
raising on Friday afternoon waa wall
attended by tba people of Oawego. Tba
flag waa purchaaed by tha city and waa
ralaed In honor of tba boya who bad
enlisted for the prenent crisis. The
acbool children marched from the
school house to the corner of First
atreet and returning. Each child car
ried a amall nag. The drum corps
waa at tho bead ot tho column, and
each grade wat under tho airpervlalon
or Ita teacher.
Tho program waa aa followa:
"Star Spangled Banner," tha achool
children. Marshal Wlrti preaented tha
flag to the public. Ho made a few
well choaen remarks upon tha duties
of the American cltlten, and the honor
or Old Glory. The school then aang
"America." Then a roll call or all the
enlisted boya waa read and aa each
name waa called a girl stepped out of
tho ranks and anawered until the
twenty-five enlisted men had been
answered for. Principal Voao calling
tho name. Tho roll call and the girls
responding:
Clarence Twining, Edith Meyer;
Robert Twining, Erma Schaubel; Na
than Twining, Goldle Neal; Louis
Smoke, Martha Smoke; Em II Ander
son, Bonnie Jonea; Roy Fox, Grace
Cooper; William Davla, Delia Davla;
Harold Wlrti. Alta Wlrti; Millie
Wortblngton. Alleen Worthlngton;
Walter Chuck, lrrne Knox. Raymond
McKeen, Cleo Tapfer; Floyd Tomlln.
Eva Black; William Buck, Dorothy
Baker; Herbert Seaman, Eather Keat
lor; Tom Martin, Meechle Neal; Lloyd
Todd, Leola Todd; Arthur Malre, Alice
Zeller; Peter Gllllsple, Ora Prlmm;
Harry SL Clair, Doris Nlobusch; Let
cher Nelaon, Edith Blckner; Lawrence
Harrington, (lagmar Weatergard;
Tom Qulgley, Julia WUaon; Lyle
King, lone King; Charley Zumwalt.
Mammle Hendrickson; Henry Cans,
Lola Headrlck.
A the glrla stepped forward they
formed a semi-circle and after roll-
call the girls p'edged alleglence to the
flag. The school then saluted Old
Glory.
Mayor A. King Wilson, in bl asual
happy manner, introduced Frank B.
Riley, of Portland, as speaker of the
day. Mr. Riley spoke eloquently upon
the cause of the boys' enlistment;
the crying needs of the country and
the protection given us by the flag.
The discourse was very much appreci
ated by the audience.
The public appreciates the gift of
the city council and commends it upon
the patriotic spirit ,
OSWEGO LOCAL3.
OSWEGO. Ore.. May 3. Myrtle Mc
Donald attended the O. W. R. N. dance
last Monday evening.
Walter Emrlck and George Kenep-
per were the guests of Myrtle McDon
ald Inst Friday evening.
William McDonald, of this city, who
has been working at Jefferson, Ore
gon, was home Monday on his way to
San Francisco. He has .enlisted in the
navy as wireless operator.
Mrs. Louise Morrell is very ill at
the home ot her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Elston.
Little Miss Dorothy Howell, of Port;
land, spont Sunday with her grand
mother, Mrs. Thomas Fox.
Born, to the wife ot Jack Lewis,
April 26, a son. Mother and child are
doing well.
Harry Headrlck nnd Jack Conway
attended a dance at Canby Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Shipley, Harry Headrlck
and Jack Conway attended the dance
at Mallory, Wodnesday evening.
Messrs. George Kennepper, Al Milke,
Ted Gusnidor, James O'Donnell, the
Misses Marlon Buckley, Margaret
Brace, Florence Anderson and Myrtle
McDonald made a trip over the Colum
bia Highway Sunday. They returned
to the McDonald home for dinner In
the evening.
Mrs. Grant WTilte and Mrs. Grace
Sailor, of Canby, were Oswego visitors
Wednosdoy.
The M. E. church held a flag raising
last Sunday evening, despite the incle
ment weather. "America" wns sung
by the school children.
Born, to the wife ot Gilbert Haines.
an sight-pound boy, on May 2nd, 1917.
Mothor and baby are getting along
nicely.
Pat Fox has returned after a three
weeks' stay at the Good Samaritan
hospital. He will join his company
as soon as able.
Mrs. Douglas Gillies is home again
after a two months' stay at the Oregon
City hospital.
Henry Tales has let the contract
for erecting a new home on his prop-
erty In South Osaoio. Work will eUrt
iMiinedibf' lr up m tlKt erM.oli til tli
aame,
Mr and Mra. Grant W hite wara the
guxsls of Mr. and Mra J. C. lUlnas.
Jr, Hunday,
Mra ( has Hill, Mr and Mra C. A
llftthka, Mra W. Clyde llowden and
Mlaa Gladya H'bapr wara Canby
vlallora Saturday evening.
Mrs. C A. llethke. Mrs. II. Burg
host and Mra. K. Htafflii were gueata
ot Mrs. Alma Philips, of Portland, Frt
day. i
Ham Warneck was a buslnese visitor
lo Vadar, Waab., during tha weak.
Mra. Mary Smith la visiting reia
Uvea In Portland tbla weak.
Mr. and Mr, i. K. Wortblngton ware
guaata or their aon, Millie, at Vancoa
vrr Barracks Sunday.
Mr. Carl Conant, of Portland, waa
tba guaat or bar mother, Mr. 0. And
ereon, Tburaday.
Mr. M. Roger, who baa been visit
Ing relative sod friend th last three
montka, returned to ber home la Se
attle Saturday.
Little Mia Ruth Leslie ba returned
borne, cf'er a week' visit with ber
grandmother at Lafayette.
Cbarlea Hawker, private Company
O, of Vancouver Barmka, waa a gueat
of hi brothers, Ja k and Ed and his
later, Mr. Gu Klarr. Sunday.
Mr. Jo. Blckner gava a birthday
dinner In honor of ber husband. San
day. Mr. and Mr. Albert Hosentretei
or Portland were Invited gueste.
Mr. and Mr. Percy Hastings of
Portland wore Oawego vlaltor Sun
day.
Mr. and Mr. C. A. Bethk and Mr
Fred Btefflna wara gneeta of Mm
Grant White, or Canby, Monday even
Ing.
Mr. R. C. Hayee, a Ufa-long friend
of Mr. Frank Tomlln. and who ha
been spending a few weeka with her
at ber boma In Oawego, returned to
Chicago Saturday evening.
Misses Ethel and Elate WUaon, of
Portland, visited their (later, Mrs. T
G. Halne. Wednesday.
CATHOLIC LADIES HOLD TEA.
The Catholic Ladles' Aid met at th
home ot Mr. Mary Wblta on Wednca
day afternoon, May X. This wa a
silver tea and a putly aoclal gather
ing. Lunch vm rerved.
The following ware present: Mr
T. R. Cllnefelter fcud daughters, Mra.
Otto Johnson, Mr. J. Conway, Mr. J.
Hill, Mr. Oscar liraubet and bju. Mrs
George Thomai, Mr. H. BchaubM and
daughter, Mr. M. Qulgley, Mr. M.
W'etxgar, Mr. Geo. bthmeller, Myrtle
McDonald, Mn. Lcona Thorn. Mr.
T. R. Halne and ton, Mr. Smith. Mr.
Lrly and ion. M:. O Miller, Mra. J.
S:orross, Mr. L. VMte and th i host-
err. Mr. Mary V.). t.
WANTED May 15th. a woman for
general housework and a girl to as
sist with housework end children.
Mother and daughter or two sisters
preferred. No washing, good wage.
Home nlghta If dealred. Answer by
letter. Mrs. G. H. Pcttlngcr, Os
wego, Oregon.
OAK GROVE.
OAK GROVE. May 4. Cordelia
Dyer, of Portland, was out Wednesday
visiting friends. (
Harold Layton, of Mapleton, Oregon,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Capen, for sev
eral day before leaving for Son Fran
cisco to Join the army.
Mr. Horsfal, ot Audubon society,
gave an Illustrated lecture on birds of
Oregon to the pupils of our school re
cently. Elva Ultshoeffer, while visiting Em
ley Jones, was taken quite sick and
was removed to the home of her aunt,
Mrs. A. U. Kinder.
The Camp Fire Girls held an inter
estlng and Instructive meeting at the
home of Mrs. Sundqulst Saturday af
ternoon. The Parent-Teacher association has
helped to purchase a fine Victrola foi
the school.
A furewell reception was given Mr.
and Mrs. Goodell and family Thursday
evening at the church. , An Informal
program ot music and short talks was
Riven. Quite a large number was
present It is with sincere regret we
hear of their leaving our community.
Their new home is ot Metzgar, Ore
gon. Miss Margaret Goodell will re
main in Oak Grove until school Is
closed, as she will finish the eighth
grade this year.
The Concord baseball team defeated
the Oak Grove school team Tuesday
on the school grounds. The score was
17 to 18. This is the first time in the
history of the two schools that Con
cord has won from our school.
Church Notes
Rev. DeLong spoke Sunday evening
and Sunday morning was an open
meeting for all to speak.
Wednesday evening the Ladles'
will be held at the home of Miss
Dalley at Concord.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at
the church at 7:30 as usual.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies
Aid will meet in the church parlors.
Friday evening a patriotic moss
meeting will be held under the aus
pices of the Portlnnd Y. M. C. A
Every one is Invited.
Laurence Blnckerby, accompanied
by his mother nnd Mrs. Warren, vis
ited tho county Jail In Portland Tues
day afternoon.
Many persons complain about feel
ing old bsfore they should. Like a
weak link in a chain, a weak organ
enfeebles the whole body. Over
worked, weak or disordered kidneys
lower vitality. A. W. Morgan, Angola,
La,, writes: '1 suffered with pains In
the back. I am 43 years old. but 1
felt like a man of 90 years old. Since
I took Foley Kidney Fills I feel like
I did when I waa 21." In 50c and $1.00 1
sizes. Jonea Drug Co. '
FACTS THAT THE
SHOULD KNOW ARODT-E-
THE ECONOMICALLY
Tba J. C. Penny Co, with It liaroenealy Urge part basing power of ITS
stores, baa opened a aw rash store la Oregon City, la epenlnf tbl w
branch bare. The J. C. fanny Co. give lha buying publle saving teelbtllllea
not round or lo ba bad la other stores.
Klrst wa buy our merchandise direct from tha largaet maker and aaaaa
farturars, passing by all "middleman' profits." plarteg our contract far la
advance of Mason lo Insure the moat wanted merchandise for our patron at
com petition leaa prices.
Mora logical facts. KUp a moment and lat a reeaoe) together. Tba store
or atoraa which buy good paaalng through two of three) concern before It
rearbee the retailer la wrong merchandising, for sack of these trans actions
mual carry a profit which have lo ba added to tba coat of tha good before
they reach lha retailer. Tbl la blgh priced bayltg hence high prtree.
Again When you ara paying your rash to a credit store, yo ara not pay
Ing your cash to a cash etore. Nor ara yo getting anything Ilka a cash price)
for your money at a credit tor. Tha credit (tore eel on lima at time
price. Every time you leave your cash al a credit a to re yoa art paying some
body alae't old debt. If credit (tor tocceed at all. It la with tha cash
yoa leave there. Remember lb old debt ara atlll there. Why pay higher
prices?
Our method I one price to all. A store where a child can a safely ahop
at an adult, with exactly tho tamo courteay. Wa do Dot quote yoa one price
and wbiaper another price to your neighbor. Tour money baa lha aame value
every day lo the year 100 per cent value not fifty leaa one day and seventy
Ova cents another day. No matter what your elation la life, there la ao jog
gling o fpricet at thla itore.
Tha J. C. Penny Co. do not bellevva la fak "special ealee." "bank rapt
lock," "trading stamps," "coupons," "giving dlaeonnte," employing "col
lector" who pull the door bell off." Itoneat people wall know that goods
moat ba marked up before they can ba marked down. Tbl atore' cash
method la the beat In America and will prove tha beet friend yoor pocketbook
over bad. By a careful examination of price elsewhere, joa will appreciate
our value tha moro yoa compare, aa lha difference lo price will ba your
profit It la only by fair comparison that maka aa keen economically.
Our cash method and purchasing power mean much to over oaa who
really and truly Ilkea to aava money.
TORE METHODS IACKEO BY BUSINESS PRINCIPLE.
By virtu and wisdom, our standing la th mercantile world today la with
out parallel. Our economical efficiency
every vicinity where wa bava atore. la
but felt by all who patronize our ttoree, becauae backed by atarllng vaJuea.
Aa humbl servants or th shopping public, w continue to offer th
greatest value giving or any cash store la America. Tba frugal ahopper
learnt very quickly where to find tha beat merchandise value coupled with
tha loweat price. Vlalt thla new dor, yoa will not be disappointed nor dla-aatiafled.
a)
t HAZELIA
(By Hattie E. Wanker. Cor.)
HAZELIA. May 3. The literary
meeting waa well attended by the
neighborhood and surrounding vicinity
on Saturday evening. The following
program wa given: Song, "Star
Spangled Banner," audience; recita
tion. Walter Borland; violin aolo, Joe
Rablch; recitation. Miss Maud Davit;
comedy song and reading. Herbert
Duncan: th debate, "Resolved that
Washington was a greater man than
Lincoln." wa won by tho affirmative
tide. The speaker were a follow:
Affirmative, Edith Wanker and D. E.
Long; negative, Irene Duncan and
William KrolU The next meeting will
be held May 12. A cordial invitation
la extended to all.
D. E. Long transacted business In
Oregon City Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wanker, from
Durham, visited the former's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wanker Thursday.
Misses Maud Davis and Christina
Ellr.scn, ot Stafford, and Hattie and
Edith Wanker were pleasantly enter
tained by Misses Gladys and Wanda
Wanker Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Child s visited with her
sister, Mrs. F. W. Lehman, Monday.
Miss Lulu Wanker Bpent Sunday and
Monday as the guest of her brother, C.
C. Wanker, of Portland.
Vernon and Lloyd Davidson visited
the Hazella school Monday.
Miss Veta Lynch, of Oregon City,
spent Sunday night with Miss Doro
thy Zlnzer.
Arthur Borland and C. Akerson,
from Tualatin Meadows, were visitors
In Hazella Monday.
A large crowd from Stafford helped
Rubber
Our Rubber Stamp Department is prepared to turn out your or
ders for special stamps on short notice.
Orders received by 5 P. M. delivered the following morning.
Butter Wrapper Stamps
16 OZ.
DAIRY
G. H. JONES
Rubber Stamp like above, Stamp
Pad and Bottle Ink, $1.25.
Oregon City Enterprise
Office Outfitters
Phone Pacific 2 Home B-10
BUYING PUBLIC
SPECIALLY
INCLINED
lo eervlce rendered to all claaaet la
not only visible to the moat critical.
to maka the literary meeting a lively
one Saturday evening.
Church servteea will be held at tha
achool houae Sunday evening. May 6.
All are invited.
Mr. and Mra. J. Tied man and Mr.
Ed Pollard, of Oswego, attended the
literary meeting here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lehman were
business visitor In Oswego Monday
morning.
Harold Baker, or Portland, apent tha
week-end with hi parents, Mr. and
Mr. Hugh Baker.
Mr. and Mr. C. Zimmerman spent
tha week-end with the latter' parents,
Mr. and Mr. Win. Kaiser, of Mountain
Road.
Lyle Tledeman, of Stafford, waa In
the neighborhood Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Zlnser visited with
friends in Oregon City Saturday and
Sunday.
Misses Lena and Mary Puymbroeek,
who ore employed In Portland, spent
the week-end with their parent, Mr.
and Mr. Frank Puymbroeek. .
Theodore Stlenhllber has purchased
a touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pollard, ot Glen
monie, visited the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, ot Hazella dur
ing the week.
Forget Your Aches.
Stiff knee, aching limbs, lama
back make life a burden. It you suf
fer from rheumatism, gout, lumbago,
neuralgia, get a bottle of Sloan' Lini
ment the universal remedy for pain.
Easy to apply; it penetrate without
robbing and soothes the tender flesh.
Cleaner and more effective than mus
sy ointments or poultices. For sprains,
sore muscles or wrenched ligaments
resulting from strenuous exercise,
Soan'a Liniment gives quick relief.
Keep it on hand for emergencies. At
your Druggist, 25c. (Adv.)
Stamps
FULL WEIGHT
BUTTER
OREGON CITY, R. F. D. 2