OREGON CI i Y, EN" I ERPR1SE7 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921
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CANBY AND SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS
NEW ELECTRIC
COMPANY WILL
-SERVE CANBY
A franchise to M. J. Lee, for the
furnishing of light and powpr to tli3
city of Canby and the adjacent district
was authorized by the Canby councl
at their meeting Monday night.
The franchise is the outgrowth of
a rate controversy that arose overtvvo
months ago, when the Molalla Electric
company ,; then serving the city, raised
their rates over one hundred per cent.
The city and the consumers protested
against this, raise, but no reduction
was allowed by the company. Their
franchise expires .November 5, 1921,
and when the proposition of a renew
al 3.ime up, Mr. Lee also offered to
furnish service.
In his franchise. Lee guarantees
electricity at the prevailing rate in
effect in Oregon City and other towns
throughout this district.
Work to Start at Once
The new company will begin the in
stallation of its system immediately.
Instead of taking power from Wcod
burn. as was done under the old sys
lem, they will buy tfceir power frcre
the Portland Railway Light & Power
company, running their line from Ore
gon City instead of Woodburn. A com
plete new system will be installed, be
ing a three instead of a one pha.se
line. This will give adequate service
for .he installation of all of the powijr
plants necessitated in the city.
The new plant will cost in the neigh
borhood cf $10,000. The line frori
Oregon City will be six miles i n
length, and run over the South ?nd
route, through Central Point, New
Era. East. Canby Gardens and into
Canby. The reason for this routing
according to Mr. I.ee. is to serve th.i
farms in the district and to supply
them with power as well as with
Ugh:.
Reappointment Made
For Canby Minister
CANBY, Oct. I?. Rev. Boyd Moore,
who has been attending the M. E. con
ference at Forest Grove, has returned,
lo Canby, and his many iriends hers
are delighted to know that he has been j
reappointed to this district, making
his fourth year as pastor of the Canby
Mehodisit church. Several years ago
Rev. Moore was pastor of the church,
then transferred to Salem, returning
here about a year ago.
The church is now out of debt, and
plans are under way for a celebration
in the near future, when the mortgage
will be burned with due ceremony. The
-event will take place in the church par
lors, and promises to be one of tho
evetful occasions in the history of the
church.
Highway Trip Made
By Canby Motorists
CANBY, Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Graham, Mr and Airs. C- H.
Sheldon and Miss Pendleton, of this
city, formed a party to make a motor
trip over the Columbia river highway
on Sunday, and the destination of the
party was ' in the Mosier country,
where some of the big orchards were
visited. This was one of the most won
derful trips the members of the party
have taken this season, they say, and
declare that the most wonderful drive
is after parsing the Eagle Creek resort.
Among1 the places where they visited
was at Columbia Gorge, where thoy
partook of dinner.
Estacada Expecting
400 Lodge Members
ESTACADA, Oct. 12. About four
hundred visiting Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs are expected here next Satur
day to attend the convention. A spec
ial train of two cars is expected from
Oregon City and . the railroad company
will give special reduced rates." M- R
Biggs, Grand Master of Prineville, will
be among the guests, as ill be man
ether notable Odd Fellows. The local
lodge is making great prei-orations f ir
the visitors and the concluding num
ber cn the program after the evening
session, when a prominent Odd Fellow
of Estacada and a young U-dywho is a
member of the Rebekah order in a
Portland lodge, are to be married,
makes a feature of the entertainment
rather out of the ordinary and. quite
unique.
Virgil Yonce and Miss Edith Freeze
of Oregon City, were guests of Miss
Leta Posson over the week-end.
Harry Johnson has rented the ' of
fice building on the north of his shoe
repair shop, ' and had the petition re
moved between, which gives him a
larger space for his business.
The Odd Fellows have graded the
street in front of their building on
Broadway.
Mrs. Harry Synder and little son
"Busier" are expected home the last
of the week. They spent the sumunr
in Pennsylvania with Mrs. Synder's
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morton ave now
5n possession of the general merchan
dise store formerly owned by V.'m
Dale New goods have commenced to
arrive and a decided change in the
stock is already noticeable.
A l.'C u. iauuij udoi fijiiu m full
land where Starr has secured wcrk
Mis. J. H. Feary of Portland, was a
guest at the Harkenrider home last
Tuesday.
Rtv. Pogue who has been here with
his family visiting at the home of Mrs.
Pog.ie's parents, Mr. and Mrs Woodlc,
has been given the M. E. charge at the
Silitz Indian Mission. He has beeu
stationed, at North Bend.
Mesdames O. F Siron and W. J
Synms went to Portland last Friday
to visit their sister, returning Satur
day evening.
Dr. Naff, 'the dentist, was a Portland
visitor last Sunday. .
Russel Betts came over from Eugene
Saturday to join his wif and baby,
who have ben here for several days
visiting at the home of Mrs. Bttes' par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Reagan. They
returned to Eugene Thursday
The fine weather of the past isonth,
was an incentive for a picnic at Eagle
Creek on the Columbia Highway lat
Sunday, by a number of Estacada poo
pie.
Mrs. J..C- Duus has about recovered
from a siege of sickness. Aside from
bad colds, there is very little sickuess
in this locality.
Tiie Lovelace residence and hospital
is undergoing some repairs on the roof.
The Parent-Teachers meeting last
Tuesday night was not very well at
tended .although a good program was
announced.
Jack Brown, who lives in the Cur
rinsville district, has bought a home
in Portland and expects to move there
soon. ,
Merle, the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wade, has been quite sick with an at
tack of appendicitis, but is improving
now. .
Miss Ruth Diliion, was sight-seeing
in Portland last Saturday.
Will Bass and wife have moved into
the rooms in the Odd Fellows build
ing, which was used for a cleaning and
pressing parlor.
Dora, motored to Salem and Corvallis
during the past week and also made a
trip to The Dalles.
The McConnell and Albert Kitching
families spent the week-end at Pacific
City and Seaside.
Dr. McCall and W. C. Bacon, who
were in the Santiam country hunting
with A. G. Ames, came home late Sot
urday night but returned later.
R- H. Currin is home from Bull Eur.
spending his vacation.
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Moore went to
Portland Saturday to visit an occulist.
A new lunch'counter has been put in
at the red front confectionery a.id pool
hall.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Morton went to
Portland Monday to buy new goods for
their store. W. F. Cary accompanied
them.
Miss Ruth Saling came home from
Portland Saturday to spend the week
end with her parents. ,,
R. G-. Marchbank drove to Camar,
Wash., the first of the week. Mr. a ad
Mr. and Mrs. R. Currin and daughter LMrs. John Marchbank accompanied
him.
Paralysis Reported
By Canby Physician
CANBY, Oct 12. Two cases of in
fantile paralysis have resulted in
Clackamas county, with Dr. H. A. Ded
man. of Canby, the attending physi
cian .One of the cases is Helen, nine-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er
rich Mnz. residing near Macksburg,
who has been attending the Eldorado
school, and Ida Johnson, eleven-year-iold
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. John
son, residing one mile east of Canby.
The Johnson child although her side
has been badly affected is not seriously
ill, as the Jlenz child, and is rapidly
recovering. The right side of the
Menz girl is' affected.
The Menz child was taken ill on Sat
urday morning, and continued her
studies at the Eldorado school until
Wednesday, declaring to her parents
that she was well enough to attend
school, but during the recess, says shi;
had atempted to' run, but was unable
to do so, and after returning home Dr.
Dedman was summoned who pronounc
ed it spinal meningitis.
The Johnson child wasi ii: for over a
week when the physician was summon
ed, who found that the child was also
afflicted with the same disease. No
other cases have been reported to Dr.
Dedman.
Pulpit Is Filled
By Salem Minister
CANBY, Oct. 12. Rev. Stanford
Moore, of Salem, son of Rev., and Mrs.
Boyd Moore, of this city, presided at
the M. E. church last Sunday during
the absence of his father, who was in
attendance at the conference in Forest
Grove.
Rev. Moore will hold regular fliorn
.ing service, on Sunday at 11 o'colck
Sunday school, 10 o'clock, and evening
service, 7:30 o'clock.
Funeral Held For ,
P. Burns of Aurora
Canby Population
Increased by Six
CANBY, Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones, of Canby, are receiving congrat
ulations over the arrival of a daughter,
born October 1. Mrs. Jones was former
ly Miss Bates, of Estacada.
On October 2, a baby boy arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bur
gess, Mrs. Burgess was formerly Miss
Josephine Bradford.
October 2, Mr. and MrsL. B. C. Daven
port became the proud parents of their
first son They have just recently ar
rived from California.
On October 9, a boy arrived at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Warren W.
Freese. This is the first boy in the fam
ily .and the proud parents are receiv
ing congratulations of their many
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Griffith, recently
arriving in Canby, are the proud par
ents of a daughter, born at their home
October 10.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Olson on October
10.
CANBY, Oct. 12. The funeral serv
ices of the late Perry Burns, who di:-d
in Salem, was held at Aurora Monday,
and interment was made in the Zion
cemetery. Rev. Boyd Moore, pastor of
the Methodist church, officiated. Many
friends of the family attended the serv
ices in Aurora and also at the ceme
tery. Many beautiful flowers covered
the grave.
Mr. Burns, who was 57 years of age,
was a native of Calhoun county, 111..
and came to Oregon some time ago,
where he has since resided. He made
his home near the Adkins mill for a
number of years.
Deceased is survivd by his wife and
a number of children. Among these
sevreal reside in California, and . a
daughter, Mrs. George Califf, Jr., re
sides in Oregon City.
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Pure Food Products THE TIME Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 20, 21, 22. Silverware lc Sale
-I-, This is Oneida Community Silver .
Two Canby Hunters
In Southern Oregon
CANBY, Oct. 12. Ernest Hov and
George Malum left on Saturday morn
ing for a hunting trip into the South
ern Oregon country, where they have
gone prepared to get some of the big
' game abounding in that country. They
have also gone prepared to fish.
CANBY LOCALS
Tacoma Woman Hits
Fence With Machine
CANBY, Oct. 12. A car driven by
Mrs. U .Olson, of Tacoma, Wash., col
lided with a fence on Secod street
Tuesday afternoon, when the steering
gear failed to work. The accident oc
curred near the home of Mrs. Andrew
Kocher, while Mrs. Olson was on her
way to the home of her mother, Mrs.
H. C. Hartman, and was on the straight
road, when the car swerved to one side,
between two telphone poles, just miss
ing one by a few inches, and colliding
with the fence, knocking it down. Mrs.
Olson remained in the car, as did also
her little brother, Eldon Hartman, and
neither were injured. The car was
slightly damaged.
Mrs Olson, who IS an expenenceu
driver was going but ten miles an hour
when the accident occurred.
Class Party To Be
Held by M. E. Girls
CANBY, Oct. 12. A class party will
be given at the Methodist church par
lors Friday evening of this week,
when members of Airs Boyd Moore,
and a number of their friends are to
enjoy a social time. A program is be
ing, arranged under the direction of
Mrs. Moore, and the event promises
to be a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Moore's class is composed of 33
girls, active members of the charcn,
who are planning a number of interest
ing exents for the winter months.
CANBY, Oct 12. C. H. Sheldon and
John Eid were in Oregon City on busi
ness Tuesday, having gone there for
the purpose of viewing the workings of
a pump, which may be purchased by
the city of Canby.
Mrs. Harry Garret and three chil
dren, who have been making . their
home in Newberg for a number of
years, are in this city visiting Mn.
Garrett's mother, Mrs. R, Soper. Mr.
Garrett and family are to make their
future home in Aberdeen, Wash., and
will leave for that city within a few
days when Mr. Garrett will enter busi
ness. j. O. Holt, of Eugene, accompanied
by his family, were in Canby Monday
and Tuesday wher they visited Rev.
and Mrs. Boyd Moore. Mrs. Moore is
a isisiter of Mr. Holt The latter is man
ager of the Fruit Growers' Association.
and he and his family have been in
Hood River, where Mr Holt went on
business.
M. H. Lee, of Milwaukie, was in Can
by on business Monday and.while here
.visited relatives.
Charles Noblitt, of .Needy, was a
Canby visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. James Maddock, of Portland,
was among the Canby visitors the first
of the week.
Mrs. Earl England, of'Coalca, was in
Canby Tuesday visiting, Mrs. J. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George Catley and two
children, accompanied by Mrs. Cat
ley's sister, Mrs. R. Soper, visited rel
atives in Newberg Sunday.
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JEWELER
High Grade Jewelry at Reasonable f
Prices. I
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FINE WATCH REPAIRING
CANBY, OREGON
Imported direct from the Estates on
which they are grown for the exclus
ive use of Rexall stores. Your choice
of Green or Black. Regular price 50c
per lb. package.
This Sale. 2 packages 51c
SYMONDS INN COCOA
Absolutely prue, convenient to pre
pare, delicious and satisfying. Regu
lar price 30c per lb. package.
This Sale, 2 packages 31c
SYMONDS INN BOUILLON CUBES
Highest quality, government inspect
ed, Regular price 30c.
This Sale, 2 packages for 31c
PURE VANILLA EXTRACT
Highest grade, full strength, delicate
aroma and flavor. Regularly 35c.
This Sale; 2 bottles 36c
PURE LEMON EXTRACT
Made from absolutely pure lemon oil,
Regular price 35c.
This Sale, 2 bottles 36c
OPEKO COFFEE
We do not offer Opeko Coffee as a
one cent item because there is no es
tablished price with us. But we do
say that it is a delicious blend of mild
coffee that you will say is worth twice
what you pay for it.
For this Sale, per pound 26c
Limit of 5-lbs. to one cusaomer.
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Hot Water
Bottle
The largest selling Hot
Water Bottle in the
world. Guaranteed 2
yrs. Regular price $2.50
This Sale
Two for
THE PLAN -Pay the regular price for any article advertised and
we will sell you another of the same kind for one
cent. No telephone orders no reservations, no goods
exchanged.
HOW WE DO IT Only through the cooperation of the United Drug
Co., manufacturers of the Rexall" preparations and
other goods featured. It is their advertising plan to
get wide distribution of their meritorious products.
These Prices Do Not Include War Tax
bxa &iYv&dJuote! and Household Needs
Dependable remedies that should be in every home,
this sale and get what you need.
Take advantage of
.25 Headache Wafers
.25 Charcoal Tablets -
.50 Kidney Pills
.75 Llthia Tablets
.-2 for
2 for
....2 for
.2 for
.26
.26
.51
.76
.51
.21
.50 Mentholine Balm, 3 oz. 2 for
" .20 Boric Acid Ointment 2. for
100 Nux and Iron Tablets 2 for 1.01
1.50 Beef Iron and Wine 2 for 1.51
.35 Brdonchial Salve for colds 2 for .36
.25 Toothache Relief 2 for 26
.20 Tube of Zinc Ointment 2 for 21
.60 Sodium Phosphate Effervessing
2 for .61
.20 Asperin Tablets, 12's . 2 for 21
.35 Asperin Tablets, 24's 2 for .36
.15 First Aid Z. O Plasters. I in.x3ft 2for .16
.50 Blauds Pills (100 5-gr.) 2 for .51
.50 Cascara Sagrada Tablets 2 for .51
.25 Phenol Laxative Wafers 2 for .51
.25 Metal Polish, 8-oz 2 for .26
.11 Washing Compound for cleaning
clothing with rubbing 2 for .11
This is Oneida Community Silver
guaranteed for 10 years. It is stand
ard in every jewelry store and as
beautiful as it is serviceable.
30c Teaspoons I 2 for31c
60c Tablespoons 2 for 61c
60c Table forks . 2 for 61c
80c Table Knives
80c Salad Forks
-2 for 81c
-2 Tor 81c
Talcum Powders
We offer you a choice
of 4 of our best selling
Talcums for this sale.
25c Rexall Violet Talcum, 2 for 26c
25c Trailing Arbutus Talcum 2 for 26c
25c Violet Dulce Talcum 2 for 26c
50c Bouquet Ramee Talcum, perfumed
with one of, the most delightful od
ors ever created 2 for 51c
1.00 Peptonized Iron Tonic
2 for. 1.01
Tar Shampoo Soap
$2.51
Symbol Hot Water Bottle
A good moulded 2 qt.
price $2.00.
This Sale
Two for
bottle. Regular
$2.01
Goodform Hair
Nets
A hand made
Regular price 15c
net of the finest
real human hair.
This hair net is
known for its uni
form careful se
lection.
We also offer a little cheaper one for
10c 2for 11c
This Sale Id
Two for J.OC
Cream Oil Soap
2 for 11c
: " tf ir" . W".
A fine soap for
for shampooing
and a genuine
bargain at this
sale. Regular
price 25c rs
This sale OC
Two cake
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Fountain Syringe
A chocolate rubber moulded
Fountain Syringe of 2 -quart
capacity, with . three hard
rubber pipes. Guaranteed 2
yrs. Regular price $2.50.
This Sale
TWO 'for
$2.51
Toilet Articles and Sundries
2 for .51
2 for 1.01
2 for 1.01
2 for 1.01
2 for .51
.16
2 for 26
2 for 26
$ .25 Trailing Arbutus Talcum Powder
2. for
.50 .Bouquet Ramee Talcum.
1.00 Lilac Toilet Water
1.00 Wisteria Toilet Water
1.00 Violet Toilet Water
.50 Harmony Liquod Shampoo
.15 Rexall Toilet Soap - 2 for
.25 Klenzo Tar Soap .
.25 Violet Dulce Soap
1.00 Bouquet Ramee Complexion
Powder . x 2 for 1.01
.50 Alma Zada Comp. Powder 2 for .51
.25 Violet Dulce Shampoo Crystals 2 for .26
.50 Venus Rouge 2 for .51
.50 Syta Complexion Powder 2 for .51
.25 Peroxzone Cream 2 for .26
.25 Hebe Bath Powder : 2 for 26
.35 Cream of Almonds 2 for .36
.25 Antiseptic Tooth Paste 2 for .26
.45 Rexall Shaving Lotion 2 for .46
.15 Powder Puffs .2 for .16
.10 Powder Puffs JL 2 for .11
.25 Powder Puffs
.10 Brighton Talcum Powder
.35 Harmony Face Powder
.60 Cocoa Butter Cold Cream
BRUSHES
2 for
.2 for
2 for
-2 for
2 for
.26
.11
.36
.61
.76
2 for .86
2 for .86
-2 for .36
2 for .51
.75 Hat Brush
.85c Cloth Brush
.85 Hair Brush
35 Leather Brush
.50 Tooth Brush .
STATIONERY
.60 Lord Baltimore Box Paper 2 for
.15 Glenwood Envelopes 2 for
15 Ruled Tablets 2 for
-.25 Box Asstd. fancy paper napkins
(50 in box) '. 2 for
.15 Lunch Sets . 2. for
.10 Roll Wax Lunch Paper 2 for
.05 Roll Wax Lunch paper 2 for
.10 Klenzet Rubber Eraser 2 for
.05 Klenzit Rubber Eraser 2 for
.05 Lead Pencil, Rubber tip 2 for
.61
.16
.16
.26
.16
.11
.06
.11
.06
.06
Safety Razors
In 1c Sale
Here is chance to get Standard razors
at half price plus 1 c.
$5.00 Auto Strop Razor 2 for $5.01
1.00 Gem Jr. Razor 2 for.. 1.01
1.00 Keen Kutter Razor 2 for 1.01
Quantity Limited
OENTAt.
CR E M E
For the first time this nationally ad
vertised dental cream, endorsed by
physicians and dentists, is offered in
a lc sale. ,
It makes white teeth healthy
and a clean mouth. Large tube 50c
For this sale, 2 tubes 51c
. Cascade Linen Paper
A pound for 1c
Cascade Linen is one of our staples.'
A smooth finish, easy writing paper
in white only. Buy for the future.
Regular price 60c pd.
For this sale, 2 lbs. (192 sheets) 61c
Cascade Envelopes to match. Box of
50, 45c For this sale 2 boxes (100
envelopes) for 46c
Cocoa Butter Cold Cream
- 2 Jars for 61c
This Sale will be held simultaneously at all three stores Oregon City Molalla Canby; Some few items
advertised may not be in stock at the branch stores.
Candy
$1.00 box of Highgrade Chocolates
Two boxes for ,
60c Bulk Chocolates, best quality
Two pounds for
5c chewing gum
5c Smiles :
..$1.01
61c
JZ for 6c
JZ for 6c
Huntley-DraperOrug Go.
Stores
The
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Not room in this adv. for all ar
ticles on lc sale. Also many spec
ially priced items will be found.
Come and see for yourself.
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