MOKNINO ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1911.
VERY STORMY WEATHER
WE ADMIT
But w can prepare you (or it from our Urge stock of
RAIN PROOF wearing apparel. We have just what
you need to keep dry and comfortable. Our big stock
of Rain Proof Slip-ons, Robbers, Umbrellas, Slicker
Coats and Pants and Aquapelle Clothing will ward
off all colds and sickness. We wish to call SPECIAL
ATTENTION to our winter high top shoes for men
nd boys, over 40 styles and heights to choose from,
made by the most reliable r Igh top Shoe Specialists in
the world. We have Exclusive Agency for the Nap-a.
Tan, Original Chipara, Paciitc Logger, Dayton,
Rick a-Log and others." We can fit you. It will be a
pleasure to have you call In and look them over
J,
7th ic Main St J.
Suspension Bridge Corner
! no aewAAD
I ror th rrat ao ooovlotlon
of euv person or proo. who
anlewfully rmov eoplM of Th
a Morning BoUrprta from la
nfmlMof ubscr1br aftr
paper tM been placed ther by
earrlr
Cammarwiea at
rVaSb
Mr ttuffrsge-H U tvuu'i duty as
correct lb rrylng vlla f our lln
Ur KufTrsge Then you bad brt
start spanking t-liy.-New Tork MtH.
LOCAL DRICrS ,
Motion &
Undbcrg
-HIGH CLAS3
TAILORING
SO Sailing Bldg, Portland,
phon Main 8151.
CONQMOATIONA
MSTS TO MtKT.
Tb annual meeting of tba Coo
gregatlonal church will b held In
lha church par lor a thlo evening. Of
floora will bo oloctod, an 4 tha matter
of ohtalulug a mliilaUr 'will also bo
eonelilered.
SOY IS COMMITTED.
Waller Mnldanbauer, who bat been
In tba cat ot th court matron, Mrs.
K. M. Parker, waa commuted to tbo
Hoy' ao4 Girl' Society la Portland
Tueeday morning.
Aro you ubirltr to tbo Mora
ine Kuterprlnf II Dot you thou Id oall
and lt ua put your nans oa tbo u
eoripilou llat Immediately
The Boss'
Wife
A Cao Wber a Wenus 'a Stral
til I SoKcasful
By CLARISSA MACKIE
Coprrlght by Araerltaa Praia Asso
ciation. 1V11.
bualnoaa
Mr and Mr. Owen. Of Caru. woro
In thla rlty Wedneaday.
J r Kanolarh. of Canbr. waa In
thin city Wedneaday.
Jnlm li Vauahan. of Molalla, waa
In Oregon City Wedneaday.
You tan cot tho flnoat bama ana
beeon at Marrla' grocery.
Mr. and Mr Sehnelaer. of Carua.
wers In Uila city Wednesday.
V II. Krlel. of Handy, waa In thla
city Tuaaday and Wedneaday.
Knot Cehlll. of Nw Era, waa In
thla rlty on bualnoaa Wodnoaday.
Mra. Anna Tronmano. of Beaver
Ctl, aa In tola city Wodnoaday.
Krd gcbafer. tho aawmlll man of
Molalla. waa In thin city Wodnoaday.
Judge C. N. Walt, of Canhy. waa In
Orvxufl City on bualnoaa Wodnoaday.
Roy Mitchell, of Bandy, waa In thla
rlty transacting buotnoao Wodnoaday.
Una Bargren, a woll known fannor
of Molafla, waa In thla city Wodnoa
day. New mtneo moat and Jeeey cran
berries, juat In at Harrl' grocory.
J. II. Korr, of Eugen. la In thla
city nn bualnoaa, and la realatered at
tha Electric HotoL
Kin dlanlav of now nlclure In
Huntlev Hroa. Co.' window. Prlcoa
from 16o to S10.
Mra a n Mvtha. of Caru. waa
anion tho Oroaoa City
vlsltora Wodnoaday.
Mra. Elmer Lanklne. of Hubbard. It
In fhla city vlattlng hor parenta, air,
and Mra. A. Blmmona.
Tha bualneaa flrmo that want a
stoongrapher that can do tho work
armrati.lv ranlillv. and WOll. ShOUld
writ for an B. D. U. stenograpner,
Worceater block. Tney know how.
Mr. and Mra. Donnla Drlseoll. of
Cnrna, waro among tho Oregon City
visitor Wodnoaday.'
Mra. Bort-Comrofna. of Boater
Chi-ek. waa among tha Oregon City
vlaliora Wodnoaday,
Mra. Chrla Muralt and alater, who
live on tbo Heater Creek road, were
in thla city Wodnoaday.
You get tha loweet price and a re
bate check on all cneh purchaaea at
Harrla' grocery.' '
W. P. Klrchem, of on of
tha nrnmlnant farmer Of that place,
waa In thla city on bualnoaa Wodnoa
day.
ha nromln
ant l.rmiiM . tmnllmant dealer 01
Canby, waa- In thla city on bualnoaa
Wedneaday.
Mr. and Mr. C. M. Rameby, who
nav been for tha paat week vleltina;
on their farm at Molalla, hay re
turned to Oregon City.
John RJ, Humphry tia oped
Hnh market In the building- formerly
occupied by the Weatern Union Tel
araph Company. Mr. Humphry wa
In. thla bualneaa many year ago in
thlaclty. N
Mlaa Alice Roylarl, daughter of Mr.
and Mr DUert Boylan. of thla city.
who baa been 111
tn.i...wa km ' in . rriilril condition.
fever, and ahe la now Buffering from
aploal menlalila.
Tbero la a chance to buy a aerond-
band or a hop worn phonograph or talk
ing machine at Huntley llrue. Co. a
thla week at one-third to one-half reg
ular prlcea. Come In and hear tbem
play.
A.'Bpllnter, who baa been for the
paat al niontba on hie farm at Ma
draa. baa returned to Oregon City,
and It la probable that be and bla
family will leave In the near future
for Madraa.- where tbey will make
their home.
Juat received 1.000 gallonaof Bouto
era California port four yeare old.
Guaranteed under pure food lae.
Only GO cent par gallon, bring you
Jug. Nobel'e Liquor store.
The Bible Bludy CUea of the Moun
tain View Cburrb will meet thla af
ternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home
of Mra. A. H. Martin, of Hood eireet.
The Artlaana will bold their annual
octal meeting at the Woodmen hall
thla evening.
Mr. and Mra B M. Doollttle and
eon, Edmund, who arrived here Bun
day' from Ue Aneglea. and who have
boen In thle city vlaltlng relative, left
Wedneaday for Portland, and from
that city they will leave today for
Vancouver, a C where they will
remain indefinitely.
The Eclectlo Bualneaa ITnlveralty
conduct both Day and Night olaaaea
In the atody of rtiorthand, typewriting,
rMiokkeenlng. eta Now I a good time
of year for young people to commence
a conr o a to nnian oy to vu-
mencement Time, June 80. ,
VI ra. Warren C. Fuller and ber
on City Wedneaday. apd will be the
Kllaabeih. of Portland, arrived In Ore
aeven weeka' old daughter. Alvena
ueata of Mr. and Mr. Arch Roaa at
their home af Willamette until Sun
day. Mr. Fuller wa formerly Mlaa
alvena Horn, of thla city.
William C. Mangold, of Portlana.
waa In the city Wedneeday on dubi
neaa.
The Cran sat all atone oa the benrh
eutahle tUe oookbauae door-IU bad
rboaen to alt there be. iue tha high
aliivug- of the Celeatlra vol. Ilfiml
lu aelf coumuulon waa company for
fcl m. The bunk bouae waa enjpty ot
the nierry crowd which bad made It
bine. One after another the trhkay
god had eninared the Lune Bull cow
boya nntU the Craue, he waa ultk
banted becauae of hi uuaauily belabt,
wa the only on left heart fre. Wat
rled rowpuuebera ain't got the gluuer
euuieliow aa the bachelor onm. Can't
eujoy a lyncbln' nohow, and their
wlvea'a alway afraid they're going to
faU oil aud git burt"
The Crane did the owrrtbeart aud
wtve of bla comrade a rank tojuatlvo,
for earb oue had all ' the aplrlt and
"gtiicer" of the med tbtj loved.
"Hour groiieer' teaaed Mr. CUutock.
the Ihnui' wlf ahe UirUned uuaeen
to Uabrlel'a aolllojuy. "Why don't
you get married youraelf Mr. franel"
8he taiue around tbe corner of the
cookboua and aat down on ibe-beocu
bralde tbe deepoudent cattleman. '
"I auppoee you're alwaya bteu too
buiiy to think about marrying, began
Mra. CUntork aoftly. "I don't auppoae
you ever eaw a woman yon'd car to
make your wife."
Tbe Crane wa client for aeveral mo
nwuta. He brought out anotner pipe
from hla pocket, filled U with tobacco
and held It unllgbted In hla big bronaed
band.
"You're m lata ken there, ma am," be
aald deliberately. "If I'd bad my own
way I'd have got married fifteen year
ago."
-What happefledr aaked aire. Clin
tock breathleealy.
-hha luarrted another fellow." Hla
voice waa unemotional.
Oh. dear, bow borrld of herr
"Not If ahe liked him beat," defend
ed Crane.
"Did aher
"Rwiu ao or ah wouldn't bare
married him."
You don't appear to be po"itic
about that fact Wera you-were you
engaacd to herr
"Almoat"
"How nearT
"All but aaklng her. I put It off un
til 1 cam back from getting aomo cat-
To look after baby and bo
and don't wake him pp."
The !od forbid r ejaculated Crane.
etufflog hi pl In bla pocket.
When Mr. Cllutock returned the big
cattleman wa endeavoring to buan
Ibe luaty rrlea of tbe Infant CUntork.
Here, ma'am, he aald teuderlng the
qulrmlng baby to Ita motber'a out-
atitbed arm. "1 aha II alway look
on wlmmen with awe, ma'am, Jeet for
tba way they can turn off tbo moalc
with a word. I beeo talking Dutch to
tbl feller for a half hour, and bo only
bawl back at .me."
"Mother predouer eootbed air.
Cllntot k, od tbe prerlou Immediately
placed a roay thumb In bla nioujb and
cloaed hie blue eyea contentedly.
"It doee beat allP ejaculated Cran
admiringly.
"Wha wok blm upr demanoed
Mr. CUntork with audden uapbl'n.
for ahe had detected a look of tender
neaa In Crane' eye, "He wa leen
Ing like a lamb when I left."
I looked at blm," confraaed tne
Cran aheeplahly. "I thlnka to myaelf.
cat can look at a king, and I guees
cattleman kin look at a calf baby."
"You didn't town hlmf penrlated
Mra. Cllntock.
"1 goea I bypnertlzed blm like that
lYIlby feller." evaded Crnn.
"Trilby wa a girl." corrected tbe
hW wife, cuddling the Uby under
her ronnd rbtn. "ltd you touch that
baby, Theodora Crane?"
FARMERS TO VOTE ON
LEVY FOR IIIMY
Bupervlaor George Ogleby of Road
"I BULL
ALWAt LOOt
with awn."
OM WIMMU
tie over th Second range, and wheu
I came back abe d mamea a traveim
aaiMmaa and ton away." ,
in aeo. tbo Hecond range are
Watrlct No. 13, will call a apeciai roaa In Idaho." aruea nrav
dlatrlct meeting oon , : . . efrir D0chtng
..t.r. tha levvln or a tax oi a i .uii-w ,
. . . . t ......... In At
n mora lo aid lu me i iurui
tha Pacific Highway iroui "" - -Bieauy.
catihv. about 4.4 mile.
it la aald that many farmer ar
oppoaed to giving thla aid. They oe
....V. ih. favor a tax to build
road for th farmr. but not for the
.....MnkiH.1 and for tbl reaaon the
propoaed levy may ran. u i"
hand It I pointed out that a trunk
line la tba flret entlal In a good
'a. ...t.m and that the trunk line
I not for automohlllata alone, but
.in k.nfl th farmer alao, not only
hr bringing him nearer to hla roar-
"Oacar Newton' placo la near tne
Becond range. mamea my
in." . .
"That where T woraea.
Th nearest town 1 Antelope," ren-
. - A a rm na I
tured Mr, cunroca, ou -
thoughtful fac.
He turned a pair ot numorou.
yM to here. "You ougnter o-u -wtiT."
ho aald Quietly.
mi nDhr to be ud at tbo big bouae
thm Tory moment," cried tb boa' wife
belle? l near nw
........ - - - ; . f I . .,
Z"LX: ' ' h.hv crvlig." Sh hurried up the
a ' mimi wintin'i aye View.
Tb viator' wlf waa taking her
flret trip with ber huaband In hla air-
hln
-Walt a mlnut. Oeorge." ahe nld
rm w w,n bvm ,rt dowl
inln."
-What' wrongr aaked Ihe huaband
-1 believe I hav dripped on of the
.--.I kntlnna off Bit iHC'ket. I th
-- ..- " ... .....
t aa it m arenin on iu
-Keep your aeat. m.r dear." ald th
aviator 'That Lake F.rlo."-Young
town Telegram. .,
mtv. nanfuaanr ." wrote a motner to
. , achooireacher. -pla rnA'
die whew he ought to b at achool.
a rontracted a black eye.
.-j ... f. ..ha matt f oor. ate. Mra
pu uw -
A. 8hrp."Upi'tn-'t' ,
Teeland.
alope to the large lighted bouae. r-
Ing on the veranoa to can
the lonely figure on the bench. "Why
don't you come up here and net th
phonograph going? io neea
down there alone.
"Mebb I will by and by," aald the
Crane.
MemlHcloua Mr. Cllntock peeped In
at tti lumbering baby. et the Uuip
on her writing de.k and drew a aheet
of paper toward ber. Tho letter ahe
wrote wa dotted with fnurrogation
mark. It wa addreaaed to , Oacar
Newton' wlf and Ua destination wa
Antelope. Ida.
at,, throat a rcord Into th phono
graph, wound up th crank and a It
tinkled forth the .train of "Lore
rwA rt Bona." h hurried down
. win .4 Tim Iwla' house. "Io
,A.i mind aolng np and alttlng with
h. hahe. Mr. Cranet I'T got to go
down to Lewie. They're going o tbe
,.n.on in the morning, ana it- a
Cran reddened to hi er. "Blame
tt all." be complained, "I did. If you
muat know. I looked at him. ma'am.
nd he looked o conaarned cote a-lay-
fng tbero tucking hla thumb. I kissed
th Uttle cos and ha wok np ana
bowled at to."
He' a naughty little boy." cblded
Mr. Cllutock. touching a finger to tb
baby'a dimpled cheek. "Klaa blm
again, Mr. Crane; I don't belter be'U
mind now." Bhe held out tb Bleeping
baby and Cran bent hi head awk
wardly and pressed a kts on th fair
kin. -
There, be never atlrred! He take
It a compliment that a big buay
man should want to klaa a llttl boy."
Mrs. nintork'a motherly eyea were
full of tear a ebe replaced tb baby
In tbe crib and returned to tbe alttlng
room. .'
Cran wa leaning over tb phono
graph, awkwardly fitting on a new rec
ord.
"I found a tune I used to know,'
he explained without turning his bead.
melp yourself." aald Mrs. ( LUitorK
aa aha went out to tbe veranda to
meet her huaband. Bh bad whisper
ed In hla aympathetlc enr of the con
versation ah bad had with tbe lonely
cattleman and of tbe letter ebe had
haatened to Bend to Idaho, when' tbe
train of tbo pnooograpb broke forth
oocotnor.
"What' that toner aaked Bo Clin
tock. hi arm around his wife.
If Aecber 'Alice. Where Art
Tbour" returned the little wjman
"Dick. I bellev ber name le Alice
"Youre right aa usual la my aafe
bet." crlnned the boss, kissing hw
wife.
A week later the boss' wife flew
down the hlU toward the bunk house,
where tbt Cm tie wan eating a soli
tary aupper. Wah Lee. the cook, pad
ded In and ont of the room, tuneless
ly chanting hi eternal ditty. Crane
effertuallr atopped tbe noise by toaa-
Ing a plat toward bla bar heels. As
Wah Leo aktpped squealing Into the
kltcbea Mrs. Cllntock thrust a rosy
fac Inside tb door.
"Can 1 hav a cop of coffee?" he
aaked breathlessly. ,
fTea, ma'am cried the Crane, set
ting a chair for ber and yelling lor
th coffeepot. When be had placed
bread and butter and cold meat be
fore her and filled a ateamtng cop ahe
looked at blm appeallngly. ,
" hope you won't b mad at me ror
what I've done." ah began. "I've
meddled with your affair."
"Wht bv you donef asked Crane
unsuspectingly. The worst ahe might
do. be thought, would be to urreptl
tlously darn hla aocka. aa ah had been
wont to look after tb Lon Bull boy
befiftr th tyrant baby came.
"Waa ber nam AUr Tborpr aaked
Mr. Cllntock excitedly.
Crane stared, and a red flush taln
ed hla bronaed cheek. ' H nodded
grimly. "It waa."
"And ah married a man named
Weed?"
Again he nodded, and ah saw Inter
act In bla gaze.
"Well, I took tb liberty of writing
to my coualu In Antelope, and ahe
aay Mr. Weed t a widow now and
ha a returned to Antelope o iit wun
her father, who I an old man."
"I know blm well," aald Crane
dreamfTf . "A , real gentleman, old
Thorn waa."
"Welir Mrs. CUntork' rolco jr
expectant
"Wenr Cran' role w defiant.
"What ar yo going to do now!
My CowMn aay Anew t aa sweet and
nretr aa ever and that It I com inn a
belief that ahe only married Weed fo
pit and that ah look ao sad om
tlmee and one ah Inquired after
you." '
"Only oncer demanded Crane Jeal
ooaly. Hla chair ec raped away from
the table, and fighting look cam
Into hla eye.
"The bo say you ca tak
week's vacation If you want to." aald
Mra: CUntork. rtaing rrom in
anf rUrnln toward t door. "H
says he'll make yow foreman of the
annex If you want tho' Job and that
th honae la large enough for tnree.
A vision of Alice weed ana ner ra
ther dimmed the Crane' hsrp gray
eyea, II bent hla head with a grac
born of th warm impulse ana aisseu
xtr CHntock' nlump llttl hand.
lod blee yon. ma'mr he aaia
an1 unsteady vote.
co;c ma
b mi nisED
Mr. and Mr. Clarence A lid red go.
who were recently married la Port
land, were taken by aurpiia at th
horn of tb former' parents, Mr. and
Mr. A. 0.'AUdrdg, Sixteenth and
Division etreeU," Tuesday evening,
when member of th Friendly Bible
Claaa of tb Presbyterian church, of
wblcb Mr. and Mr. AUdredge ar
members, and a few of their friends,
called. Th affair wa In tb form
of a mlacollaneou ahower, and many
beautiful as well aa useful article
wer presented to th newly wed.
Th evening wa devoted to music and
game and a moat duligbtful evening
wa apent Mr. and Mra. AUdredge
will mak tbelr horn In Portland, al
though tb former will retain hi posi
tion with the Willamette pulp A
Paper Company, making the trip from
Portland to thla city aaiiy. rn
young peopl ar well known her,
and gav their friend a aorprts a
few days ago when they went to
Portland, and war married. Their
friend bar retaliated by giving th
urprla party.
Among thoe attending were Mr.
and Mra. A. O. AUdredge. Mr. and
Mrs.- A. BlmmoDS, Mr.- and Mri Ed,
Andrews, Mr. Minnie Donovan, Mr.
and Mm. David Cat to, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Howell, Mr. Elmer Lankina,
Mra. Pauline Schwartz, Mrs. Anna
Johnson. Mlas Lille Long, Mlaa Flor
ence Payne, Mia Mamie Burroughs,
Mlaa Mabl Took. Mlaa Gladys Mo
Coy, Mis Hxl Kerr, Mlaa Ad
BrockL Mia Verna Mead, MlasGinth-
er, Miss Lulu MeOhuey; Messrs. Wal
lace, Ralph Eddy, Henry Schoenborn.
Jack Cbrlatl. Paul Burroughs, Fran
ces McCbuey. Jo AUdredge.
4rmmm'
....Ffiday Bargains
ESTACADA POWER
PLAWT Kl OPERATION
Th river will dam and power
house at Eatacada Is In ops ration.
President Joeselyn, of th Portland
Railway. Light A Power Company
waa present at th opening. The p M
ha a total capacity of 10,000 kilo
watts, which will be generated within
a abort time. Machinery for th com
plete equipment of the power station
has been ordered and la on th way.
The dam la one of tbo new Ambar-
son type and I hollow, part of th
machinery being placed In th Inter
ior. A given amount of cement and
teel. It haa been proved. wUl resist
a greater volume of water If erected
In tbe shape of a hollow form than
If built fn a solid masa, aa In th dam
of the old type. Thla dam coat $!
000.800. '
With Mr. Joaselyn when th dam
waa opened were F. W. Hlld, general
manager of the company; F. D. Hunt,
traffic manager and O. B. Caldwell,
superintendent of th light and pow
er department .
Ladies Embroidered Collars....... - . QC
No. 22 Ribbon, a variety of colors, per yard.....:. .-0O
No. 40 " " " .to " " 10C
Nos. 40 and 60 ribbon, a variety of colors, yd... 2C
No. 40 to 6 in. wide, ribbon a var. of cot, yd ... 1 SC
These Prices Friday
Only
Ladies' blk. and white checked Sateen waists.
Ladies' black Sateen waists ....v ,
(Worth-from $1 to $1.25 any place)7
Ladies' black Sateen skirts. $1.50 values .......
Ladies' Handkerchiefs,25c values...
'
70C
70C
90C
IOC
Always special bargains cn Friday at
Holmes' Bargain Store
ATO MS ARE
Classified.
Isabel I think that editor man la
Imply borrld. Jndlth-Wbyt Isabel
He placed th engagement announce
ment of myself to young Slopplngton
nder tbe bead of "Bualneaa Opportu
nltlea." icbanaw.
OPPOSED BY GRAIl
CRESHAM. Or.. Nov. 8 Rockwood
Grange voted naanlmoualy agalnat the
propoaed amendment to the constitu
tion of th Oregon Bute Grange. 'The
matter was thoroughly discussed after
the executive . committee had disap
proved of th amendments, and the
vote sustained th committee. .
It waa urged that ther I no neces
sity to Increase th State Orange per
capita tax, aa conservative handling
of the fund haa given the treasury a
Urge aurplua. which la Increased each
year by th addition of new ubordl-
nate grange.
In regard to th propoaed increase
of delegates. It waa aeciarea uuw
ther la no city in Oregon except Port
land with accommodations ot any
kind for an Increased delegation, and
that the plan of requiring aobordlnate
granges to pay their delegate' ex
penses would virtually prevent atten
dance from those at a great distance,
thna nnttina- It In th power of mani
pulators to select a grang center to
ult their convenience, wsviuor yv
ulous or sparsely-settled on. .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-
Ed. W. Mueller to W. J. Buy. land
in sections ana a, lownamp t aoum,
rana-e 2 east : i.ooo. ,
Jamea A. Bunnell to Edward Nim-
mo, lots 10, li, lz. 13. diock z; kks
a nt to twwk 4 IHk Hf-ov Park:
13.200. :
Sandy Land Company to M. k.
Londerback. lot 7 of block 1L Sandy;
$1.00.
Sandy Land Company to 3. B. Hill
yard, lot 7 of block 13, Bandy; $1.
William Morfitt and LlsaU M. Mor
flU to Lydla. E. Mitchell. 15.07 acres
of section 10. township 3 aonth, rang
3 eaat; $7,000.
EL C. and Mary Hackett'to Anna
HoweU. 61-87 acrea of eecUona 13 and
14. township 3 south, range t east;
$135 per acre.
Gladstone Real Estate Association
to George F. Felt. 11.01 acre of D. U
C. of Fendal Caaon. townahlp 3 aovth.
rang 3 t; $3,000.
Joeeph and Anna Pea hall to Joseph
PeshaU. 160 acrea In section 34, towa
fehlp 3 south, range S eaat; $1.
L. and Lara Baker to Wachlaw anl
8teUa Jagmln, 40 acrea of section 20,
township 4 south, rang 4 eaat; $2,000.
, ... ' ' " ' .
Hotel Arrivals. . I
Th following aro registered at tho
Electric Hotel: V. B. Friel. Bandy;
Roy Mitchell, Sandy; C Doulhtt.
Willie Piatt. Fred Schafer. MolaJla;
J. MeiUke.- SiUa Wright. Liberal: A.
J. HowelL 3. H. Kerr. Eugene; On
Bergen. Molalla; Johs? Low. 3. A,
Sager, M. Lytl. ;
If Your Neighbor
Electric Light
9-tA mmmm AliMi14 l MAr.ITIB III I M11 tA Mtltt allOAaf.
tm and wna soon afterward vlalted by -ril take th letter down to Jim,"
I .i.k m.rl..n I nwvnnaJMt r.ran Obligingly
; " ' I "Oh.no. nor laughed Mr Cllntock
yotft own.
cleanliness,
and yot have not, Jtist step into nis hoose some
evening aftet dark and compafe tne light with
Study each point of convenience,
clearness, beauty caref oily and
then figttre out for yoarsell if it would not pay;,
yoti well to have your house wired for eleciric
light at once. Electric light is cheaper and
better today than ever before.
.... ji..riknln llnaa wa ahall ha alad '
If your house la loeatea on any ot o' a -
to advla you about havlna It wlrd and will 9lv you mor fact about
th fflo1nt lotrio lighting of your horn.
Taoehln.
Mr. Newlywed (readlag letter from
hi wife at aeeslder-My own darling
a thooaaod klaa ee could yon send m
$30 at once Thank you ao much. I
wnt ask for any mor ootil 1 writ
again. I will try and mak th last
nntU' I need" om mora. If you could
enrl m $75 instead of $B0 U would
snv m writing befor next eek. I
hav to pay cent for vry tamp
I use The eztortlon of these hotel
kppr la eomethlng frightful. Oood
by. lovey. Wmoklytr Citlaen.
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIpHT
& POWER CO.
MAIN omCC 7th and Alder Streets
Mlie Boylan waa at Ant 111 of typhoid
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