DoHoFi?eeat . Levitt's With 0"' "haa kullfut Doll pRt( to every eu.tomer aajey "I. Th wh.n lying ,n, Huffy btfof By er 9 A ehane to e'v ye Kll nlca Doll at n ,0 J. LEVITT Akfof Premium Tickets' m MORNTNO ENTERPRISE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1911. rutting your hair trie t ,00 n Innumerable M of tonic and A Wimm'i Antwtr, , '""" Th basher Wbo when ehav1n M I t0 RtWANO ! T th rtt conviction !w person praoo. wuo !uUrullf rtmoii eoplee of Tb Horvluf Kulerprla from Ike ImM of eubeerlbare after pr tM ! placed laara ay aW' ,, l tiaa" It r lahf" , baby at 'iHOal " h tar riser of giiba; endue ela- -II U bit Iblr Wk' tt LOCAL PRlCr5 Haraua Health, of Cam. ' wee In Oraroa City Tueedar. William Herman waa la Ihla city TwUy, on buine. H.arr Keluer. cf Mallno. a !U dtv Weduday . Mr. flalley. of Clatrroonl. waa la Owelty a buelneaa, Toa4y. hik liullard. of Kedlend. we In tU clly oa bualueee Tuesday. 0. C. Truman, of Creaton. Iowa, la a uia rtty fur a few days. Carl Klrrham. of lae. vaa la Or- BM Clly Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Job a R. Lwe and Eph Lee la. a Care. er la Ibla -city Tuesday. Mr. Lerklne, Ida merchant of Chit vaa In tbla city Wedneeday. TVeiaa and Clarence Kvane. of Haw-Hala, vara In thte city Tuea- J. 0. Sod, of WoodJiurn. waa Irene- tcuaf bttiiuoaa la Oregon City Tue-f IX C Ely eurprlaa you when you w ala prlra of fura and rompara Ik alih oibara. Thar maka food Xnaa giria. Mr. aad Mr Rutart Dullard, of Baorald, rra In tbla city Wadnaa- VUlUta Blawart aad two aun. of Car, aar In Orvana City Wadaaa- V. William Jonaa. of Mulloo. la In thla Hy Ttntlog lia bla tnotbar, Mr. kaaU ftad Bchafar tha aaainlll man of MulalU, aa la tbla city Taaaday and Waoaaaday. Cbwur Ullla. of Tanbv. aa In Uti ntjf Wadnaaday on bla way from Portland. allaa Oartruda TUllar. of Bnarwood. a among tha Oragoa City lltora a4m.alay. 7 1 I. It. C. Ulnrum nf PanbT. W urrgon Cltr on hualnaaa Tuaaday at WJdoaaUay. Mr, and lira wti.urr at lllab- a, aara In Oragoa City on buaW a WKluB.day. Tptt Itntt.p n WXAnrmAn m K In Oragoa Clly Wadnaaday, baring coma ua ouainaaa. Koland Hdwarda, of IWavar Crak II In Alt ah i 4 Kail . nn '"uaa. t- C. U iholnnii. nf tha larl T."n" of tora and holiday od city, at low orlcaa. William Lurk, mm nf tha nromln raaliloot of Canby, u In Ora- Cltr On TnavU. 1. H. Wataon. adltor and publlab w ottLa Iimaco Trlbuna, waa In tbla on Diiainaaa Wadnaaday 'w. Ulrthold and aon. Otto. wara V Oraaiin rii it'. .4 havlna - nra on builneaa. Attna BVt.i..i. .. . & - . In rj City Tunaday and Ndneeday, ""ring at tha Blactrlo Hotat Mwra, who haa baan In Po "" bara aha waa mIImI. haa ra- J"""0 to Carua, to rlalt r daugn Nlelmon A Llndbarg HIGH CLASS TAILORING 10 tailing ildg. niana. Pton Main till. Aahtoo. ona of tha taaoher iClackaniaa county, whoaa honia la waa in inia ciiy r"" aJ Mountain Vlaw Blbla Study JJ" U1 maat thla aftarnoon at I t tb homa of Mr. J. W, l0'! Qraca. ona of th wall 250 farmara, of Clarkaa, waa trana- ouainaaa In Oragoa City waa "ay. . at. n? Hanry Watilar, who Tlaltad rt'ran in Han asan-4aA tnr aavaral t,h. haa rat u mad to Oregon City till much Improved. 8hrood and Bdgar Moahbar ""a m Oregon City Tueeaay. I well known farmara of Clwk- J txninty. fVmaa gagar. of flhubal, waa In ly Wadnaaday oa hie way home ' Portland, where be had bee" on for rat dare. y Bagar, a well, known poUto f of ghuhel, waa In thU dtx kr, baring brought In f lecud poUtoaa). "lV B. Lorelaoe, on of the In of Clavokamaa county, whoaa lartnrwater, wa la tbla aniaaaaatfar. v Ula Ona Caray. abo raaldva bnar Carua. aMd ibruueb tbla clly Tu-a-day on hr way to I'urtUod, wbira ha tlaltad rvlatlraa. Iiava iHirall and an, lly, wra In f0 Clly Wrdnaaday. barliif coma kra lo maol Miaa lirara. ho baa bn vialiing at Uoali'r. Oregon, near lluud Klr NoUL 7M Mala etrtwt. baa lot of Ida fur tlte bulldaya: port CO rrnia. Muacal 70 rant. Oldr alua at pro- portlooala prlraa. Mlnra nirat and" rium pudding flaror. Urapa Urandy, Krarfc , llraody, Apr loot Urandy, Ma dera, Port; 8 harry and MuacaUl a I lira. 1 Hon. O IL Irtmlck Ml Waduaaday rvuing for tultti. a bora be la aa atturnay lu tba Jafkaun Uoauli over Iba title of l&Oarre trarl. Ha -aa fIJ return lo Oregon City Friday. Mr J. K. It arrow a. of Ibla city. bo rwrotljr undvrwant a aurilcal opra lta a( tL Vlarant lloaplul In Port land. U Imprerlna. and atll be able la Xtm brousbl to br bumul within a faw weak. tfarfT anil ltnlu,rl ttKnnlMirn anil lf. of Eldorado, ware la tbla city Wadnaaday. and whlla bare rlaltad at Iks Knma tit LIP anil Mra Rlrhard (trhentorn. Tba latter baa ba n rary III mr aTFrai uaja, uui la imprviua. lira f'alharlna nHltnn tho art. rompanlad bar dauibter, Mra. Tbotnaa Tram bath, a law aaya ago to BMiiw, ll'Bah t,i atli-nil t h . funarml rit Kaf daugblar, tba lata Mra. lloaard Kw Ing, ha returned to oragnn (,uy. un. Tratnbatb baa alao returned. T l Vamlall fnrmarlr nrlncloal of the Waat Ongon City acboola, and nnar al tha kaad of tha nubllC achooll at Amity. Yambill county, la apandlng (he holiday wltn rrirnat in roniana and Oak Grove, and U accompanied by bla family. 11 a In Oregon Clly Wedneaday. - Hr. V. Holden and three children, of Teeoma. Waeb.. bavt arrnea Oregon City for a vlU with aire. Iloldnn'a alatara. wra. rtooen ua. Mra. L. P. Wllllama and Mra. jouu Lelchtwela. and alao with Joaaph Myera.-aho la a brother of Mra. Hoi- don. Bhe waa formerly mae !" Myera. of tbla city, and la well known here Mra, Clarence Tbronden, of Canby, Minn, baa arrived In thla city ana ie vUltlng br mother. Mr. M. Myer. and family, and alao at the home of Mra. A. Nathe. or Twainn roe atreeta. Mr. Name ie a a..... of Mra. Tbronden. She wa arcom panled here by Mle ElUabetn V Irn mer. of raradl.. Mont, bo li i alao a gueal at ma homea. Mlu Mabla Mill, after vlaltlng at tha home of Mr. and Mra. D- Orla wold. o( Carua. returned to Oregon City Tueaday. and reatiraed her poei Hon In John Adam' tore. wnet ne Wanted. -What did aba aay when the judge ranted bar a divorce, bul forbade ber to marry In tbla atate an'o -8h aaked the Jodae to make ber buahand provide ber with traveling ei-pane."-Detroit free Preaa. AVARICE. Avarice ia gencrsny the Ia4 p" aion oi Ihoae live of which the hrt part hai tcen qund-rcd m r--ure and the arcond devoid to am t.ilion. Me that ainka under the fahRue r4 tiling wealth lull lu eg with the milder busincai cl wring ll. Johnann. Jpane a0ldlar. , A.I Japan-" Nrracka Inma. an.l tba Japaneae aoldler Mt nk among the beat gymnaat In Ibe world In half a minute they can acale a .j. .i k.'.iimhine nn earb fourteen roi wm , v - oiher-a -boulder, one man euppurtla two or Ibree there. . ; tngiand and Walea. ElBhteen bm.dml mllea I. the orement of the coa-t Hue of England and Walea. , ' . . .iitnllr called Jew '.. h wr ". f i - ahinilanc. In the Cka-Ml-orDeadaeaofJu,.,. al I .a ail I araaa aa nil a-wiri'w y. uuiu. am" tha medium- of clrcnjrton. lj - afa aaaa, " .77 i, la lmnowl- Horaaa are ue - . bla to tell wbaf. In them until tb.y ra broken. M,oloui. Palnter-Oh. Nature l my beat . m . 1 W a , IK. rMWIH friend Toe uiri ia -eorlander ber T-rilegenda Dlatt.r. a cavMattea. ua. Bronx-Blnca dieting aba baa .on appearaac Mr. "'lou Baan aoma dlaippaa ranee. -Judge. H d eecured Ita lnoeoendance .gwlaawar. It commanced ,ace cam In 138. u.aa.ai.a ... j....ua yog Qo Dot taaM t ,.. i hln hie alalar, ibe Ulkatlre lady j 'tb lialrdrMduK auporluiu. I "And now, madam, will you have , anytblug on your bead wbB I am no Ubedr aakad the artlale a a I., coa I Cludad a vtgoroue aharupoo. "I aui aurw 1 don't know," wa nind , W i tiuatiililua- reply, - waa In bo( w wouni irava auoiiKb balr to pin lu hat to." Naw yura l' Ceurtlng. There ie Inouinarable method of courting, but the beat method la to ba hU.- Kniik Itlrbardeou. i LtM IiOSKINS M INVENTORY lie finally Settled It to His Satisfaction By (IARISSA MACKIt Coiiyrlalit ly Ainarlraa Praaa Aaao- c iallon, UU. -,"wBaBajajaawBae)nea "lie wild the atore, lurtU." au- aoiio'rl Luj Itoaklnao bla ilrrk our dark Nii.Ikt luomlug. Leui il off bla ovvrroat and buug It Ou a wj near bla deak, bung bla rap on lop of It aud rubbed bla band wltb a gratl 0d air. - I.uella Wllaon waa a tall. pale, prvtty girl who wa bearing thirty year aud never bad bad a daclared admirer There waa aouiethlng Very aby aud reaerved about Luetta tbat made the village young nieu land aloof trm though they uiltht admire br pale prettluraa. K-r alma alia bad k-ft a bool aba had clerked In I.en Ko klu' dry good atnre twelve ear lo all-and peple aald ahe waa a 11 if un to the Ibm month Lem, had n nounced hi btulup fur aale. Ho waa going to aril out aud go to New Met loo. w bire be bad an intercut In a mine that waa paying well. Ho thla morning aa be buug up bla bat and ovrnoat be reeatd to Loot ta. "I've aold the atore. LuettaT iou barer Luetta a voli e wa quit trembly, but Lem did not notice It. lie did not aell bla atore every day and that wa eicltlng enough. "Ye. Ton canY gueaa who to." "Not FediTinanT" abe baiarded. buay with ber duatlug. "No. You'll never gueaa, Luetta. George Illne baa bought It" "Ceorg Illne:" ecbied Luetta. col oring faintly and turning her. bark eo that Leu tuU:ht not discover ber agl- - Taaoiaa THKaa it aa Lovaa'a itin tatlon. liaorge Illne wa a well to do widower. nd be bad approached a near to an admirer of Luetta aa any ona. "Tee, air; fv me my price, too, and any you can keep your Job. I told him tbat be couldn't keep atore In Traakvllle without you to keep thing atralfihf, and be aald be guead I wa right" "That makee It nice for you. Lem, aald Luetta. with a emlle. "I auppoea you will aooo be going out to New Mexico." "Juat a eoon a I can take In ventory and turn the placa over to hlra. Luetta. we're got to take lo rentory of all the atork and flituree and give biro a llt. If you ant any belp I dare aay I can find aoma glrla to belp you out" But Luetta wouldn't accept any help. She bad leen In the atore ao long It wa a aeoond borne to ber. aud ahe felt on fnmlllar term with everything within It ahnbhy Interior, and aba de termined that no other band aava ber own ahould touch a thing. go Lem'a handaome bead waa bent above bla book all day. and Luetta'a pale gold balr hone against the dark ahelvee a he palnataklngly took in ventory of all the thousand and one artlclea of women'a wear tbat cum bered the ahelvee. There waa never anything peraonal In their relatloua. To Lera Boaklna Lu atta wa alwaya the grownup little girl whom be had often dragged to ecbool on hi led and who later on proved to be tha beat clerk be ever bad. Lew wa ten yeara older than Luetta. and ba aald ha waa a aettled bachelor. He waa good looking, too. In a big bluff way. and the gray balr at bla templea only dded to bla fine appearance. Day after day paaaed. while Luetta patiently waited on cuatomera and Lem pored over papera and ran around tba village, making dlatracted prepara dona to go away. . One afternoon It rained, and ha atay ad Indoora and offered to belp Luetta. who waa aortlng notion. "I'll write down tha Item and you call 'em off." be auggeefed. "I d like to get through thi week, ao'a I can "Ton needn't b In uch a borry. Lam," Loa there a good while after yon get there. "So I wllir langbad Lena. "Do yon know. Loetta. I never think bow Jt will be ffter I there,. Ail I ea aeem to think about are the going and the eirltrriM-ut. upioa It'a becaoaa I're uerar Iwn away from noma much. It'a a good thing I dlda'l de ride lu go till after all my folke had paaid on. Tberv Uu't anylaxly lu mind uiy going.' "Thafa a." Raid Luetta. wllh unei pectad crlpnea. At bono I.UHta went home lu din ner, and while Iio am there alone eomtulilug bin lime uIIm ti rame Ceoric HI n. who had buukrit tbe tor. II waa a tall. thlu. dura man wltb a acauty black l-eard worn la a point. . ' George Illne placed bla umbrella carefully In the ataud near tbe door and walked down tbe atore to the back part where Lem wi alttlng. "Take a Chair." aald Lem. toealug bla time tablea aalde. "Coma lo bare a look around f "Tea. Have you got tbe Inventory ready r "No. Wa'ra working on It now. Lu etta wouldn't bare any belp. Kbe made up ber mind ahe would do It ail beraelf. It takre longer, but b know What abe'a about." "Loetta a pretty good clerk." ob aerved George Ulne. "There ain't a belter on In tbe world." "1 auppoaa It would h bard work to Cud anybody to lake ber place." weut oa ;eorge Illne. mora aa If be wa Ieukug to blmaelf. "You ain't thinking of turning Lo etta WUaon off. Ueorger Lem'a yea flaabed atrangely. "What If I amr aaked tba other latlly. w "Nothing, only I'll call tbe deal off. Luetta'a worked In tbla atore too many year to be turned off now. I'll keep the etora and let ber run It for me before I'll eo ber turned off." aald Lem hotly. George nine emlled tolerantly. "Don't get iclted. Lem. Ton won't be called upon to do anything aa aen aatlonal aa all that. Juat tba eame I may dlarharge Luetta Wllaon aa eoon I lake over tba atore." "Oh, you will, will your aneered Lem. "Ye. Don't get ao hot Lem. Walt until you bear tha reat of It." eoothed the other man good naturedly. "If Lu etta Wllaon leave tbla atore It will ba becauae ahe' going to marry me." "Oh!" aald Lem, very much a If ba had received an unexpected alap In the face. "I didn't know." The door opened, a customer enter ed, and George Illne aauntered out Later Lem aa w him atandlog oa tbe corner talking to Lueita. Lem felt atrangely eavage about Ibe whole thing and alammed dry good around tha atore until Loetta fluttered back to ber placa behind tbe counter. "I euppoae you enjoy getting up tbla Inventory for George Illne," aald Leu taetleaaly. "1 don't know what you mean," aald Luetta calmly, though a little color flickered In ber check a. "Of coure I can't xpect anybody to car much berauae I'm going away." went on Lem. foolUbly reck leea and auddrply fiercely Jealoua. ,,-Of coume hot" aald Luetta. with unexpected aplrlt "Why notr "Because yon haven't acted aa If yon cared whether you were leaving any body behind or not." aald Luetta vaguely, "llere'a aome more abell balr plna, Lem. Put tboee down on tbe In ventory." So Lem Boaklna wrote down tbe abell hairpins, and papera of needle and darner, and anoola of thread, and tap mean urea, and papera of plna. and aboeatiing. and balr nete and "rata," and not once did bla Una part to utter tbe little Jokea that uaually came readi ly to him aa be worked. Lem waa looking worried and baraaaed and not at all bappy. Be waa aorely pnixled In a trig boy eort of way. and be waa trying to work It out In hie mind to bla own aatHfactlon. At S o'clock Loetta brought blm tha la t sheet of foolscap paper and aald. "Tba Inventory'a flnlabed. Lem." He glanced at It carelessly, and then bla eye sought ber blue onea and held them In a long, rloea look. "Ton got everything In. Luetta V "Everything. I'm aura." "How about yourself. Luetta?" "Met" abe faltered and then blushed botly. "Lem Boaklna, are yon laugh ing at mar II aroee and stood clone bealde her. "Luetta." .v In a low. buaky role. "I'Te been an sful foot and I never knew It till thla noon when Oeorg Illne cam In here and told me tbat when be took over tbe atore ba might dlacbarga you because yon were going to marry blm. I didn't know that Lo etta." "1 dldnt know It either." aald Lu etta quietly now that abe realised tba great moment bad corn Into ber life. "Then you're not?" b aaked agr'y. "Not If I never marry." , "When George Htna told me that I auddenly real lied that In leaving Traakvllle I waa leaMng you behind and tbat you and your pretty gold balr bar In tha etora were the dearest things In tbe world to me. I're been a terrible fool. Luetta. Would you. could you. care for me enough ao'a 1 could Include you In the Inventory of what belonga to meT" He waa Whis pering, because ahe waa In bin anna and ber pale gold hair waa against bla rough woolen shoulder and ber cbeeka were pink and wet wltb tears. Luetta. atandlng there In her lover a arm, aaw the door open quickly and Seorg Illne enter and atand angry nd amaced at tbe scene before blm. Luetta'a woman wit came to tba rea- rua. 'I've resigned, Mr. nine." aha aald Richly. "I e you bare." be aald ehottly. ind, going out be alammed tba door. Weatmlnatee and London. Not ao many yeara ago Weetminster waa a aeparute locality from London. Between them were green Bldl nd pleaaant lane. Now they are ao cloaaly knit tbat only tba tag collector could a wear to tbe boundary without eonault ing a map. lo tbe wedding Weat miniter baa loat aoma of bar indJjldn allty. ' ad by an Eallaea, . of tbe aun on Aug. 17. 41S . rrlfled tha Athenian that rf eated at Syr cm. ImrMorttaa (or tfc Daaty JUira SLAYER OF G1SL TRIES TO DIE BOSTON, IXeo. 20 (Special.) Rer. O V. A. Kk-heaon, former paator of tha Cambrldg liaptlat cburcb, who ta In jail ber charged with tha murd er of bla former aweetheart. Aria Lin nel I, attempted aulclde In thi cell to day. Blood poisoning Is aald to have resulted from the wound and tba ac cused mlniater'a condition la reported precarious. Tba county medical examiner fear a that Rlcbaaon will not live to face trial on tba Lionel murder charge. . It waa recently reported that (ha wealthy Edmunda family of Hyannla, a fashionable auburb of Boston, had turned agalnat the minister. Richeaon waa engaged to wed Mis Viola Kd munda at tba time of bla sensational arresi two montha ago, and the glrl a I family war staunch In their support I of him at tbat time. The chanced at-1 tltude of tha Edmunda, coupled with fear of tbe result of the tightening coil of evidence about him. Is believed to have prompted Alcheaon'a attempt to end bla life. . Richeaon stabbed himself In' tha groin wnue nis guaras were neing changed at 2:30 o'clock tbla mornlna. Pbyalclana declare tha wound could not have been Inflicted by a man of normal mind. It la not known how Richeaon ob tained tha Jagged piece of tin wltb which hla wound waa Inflicted. He had been a model prisoner. Tbla morning tha night guards beard moana, and aaked tba minister wbat waa tba matter. He aald: "I have cut myaelf. I am bleeding to death." Tha aurgeona found the prisoner to be Bartering terribly. Anaeethettca were administered, and It waa decided that an operation waa neceeaary. Dra. Iirounti. Amea, Sargent and Lathrop aailsted In performing it ' A Giant tmpiror. Maxlmlnun. the Ktnol Roman em peror, could twiat coin Into york ecrewa, powder bard rock a between bla flngera aud do other seemingly iui poaaibla thlno. When sngered be oftfn broke tbe Jaw of a borse or the Skull of au ox with bis fist. His wife's firacelet nerved III in for u ling, and every day be ate sixty pound of meat and drank an ampbora of wiue. Christmas Holiday Far ON THE Southern Pacific 10 f 'sunset l I 1 0GC CM a SHASTA I I I I UOUTES I I A Fierce Threat . - The train wa futt of fierce mbtwra. Strong men sat In tbe seat of tbe care and held their bands aa bleb aa possi ble. Women trembled and w-ept. with tbe exception of tbe spectacled young woman from Wayside slstion. A rob ber approached ber. "Don't you dare to touch me." nhe ahuited. "or I'll cream aa loud aa 1 canr-Argonaut Ready For It. "nnbby, I'm going In for tbe simple life awhile." "All right my dear." said bubby aa he reached for bis checkbook. "How many gowns will that require?" Kan aaa City Journal Ceuldnt Bear Sight ef Hliw. Tle'a tbe Ugbt of my life, pa." "1 don't like the light In my eye." New York Preaa A warm Una. Bacon An boneat man baa no show In tbla world- Egbert I notice yon'r been pretty successful! Exchange. Spsnleh Hen's Eggs. Tba Spanish hen's egRS. weighing aeren to a pound, ar tba largest produced. Account Chrlstmaa and New Year'a Holiday a epeolnl rata for Studenta and other haa been authorized from all polnte of one and one-third fare roe round-trip, .. Sale datea for Studenta: it From Albany, Corvallls, Foreat Grove, Mt Angel, Dae 20 and 21. ' ' From McMinnvllle and Salem, Dec 21 and 23. " From Da I lea, Dec. 22 and 23. - w From Eugene, Dec 16 and 17. Final Limit, January 8,1012. . OTHER SALE DATES. Between etatlona In Oregon and California where regular fare la laaa than $15. Dec 23, 24, 23, 30 and 31, 1911, Jan. 1, 1912, For full particulara call on nearest S- P. Agent or write II t.'. JOHN M. SCOTT Portland. REV. FORD HARRIES ' FIRST COUPLE HERE Mlsa Lucy Balcom and Guy B. Phll H d were married Wedneaday night by Re. T. B. Ford, pastor of the Methodist church. Thla waa tha flrat marriage ceremony performed by the Rev. Ford nine he .became paator of tbe church. He married aereral Clack amaa county couple before accepting tha call here. Th bride la a natlre of Canemah and Mr. Phllllpa haa been living In Gladstone. The couple wlU go to housekeeping at 1219 VanBuren arenue, thla city. White Ante. The tallest structure, compared with tbe alx of the builder, la tbe bill of th termite, juv white ants. If tbe bouses of men were proportlonstely lofty the humblest residence would p a mile high. Patronise our advertleera. SALE OF RED GT.0SS Tba sale of Red Oroaa. Baals wlU come to a close in a few daya. lira. Darid Caufleld, preaident of th Wo man's Club, announced Wedaeedsy night that the aal bad beeo moat gratifying and urged all perean Aa alroua of aiding th vlctima of tabt cuioaia to buy aeala at one. Sereral of tba Oregon City atorea are offertng them.. Th money derived frank tk aale of tha aeala in Oregon, uta1d of Portland, will be used in th car and treatment of tnherculoats patient In the country district aad that do rived from the aal of them In Port land for tbe patient In that city. If you are not reading the Morning Enterprise, why not? Tear -end Bar gain period ia now on. Saw ad oa back nav Electric Christmas Popular They still possess that element of novelty dear to the American heart and thtts solve the problem of giving Christmas gifts that are 'dif ferent." Imagine how pleased most men would be to receive an electric shaving cap or electrc cigar lighter, instead of neckties, socks, and hand kerchiefs, 4 4as tistial." " A tea kettle for grandmother, a samovar for Madame s five o'clock teas, a chafing dish fo the college girl or bachelor maid, a disk stove for the bachelor, aflat iron or sewing machine motor for the practical housewife all these novel and csef til gifts will be appreciated by whoever receives them. It ahould not bo forgotten that theea eieetrlo Chrlatmaa glfta are all USEFUL gift. Each of theee davlcea la dealgned to do aoma one thing better than It can ba dona any other way. wh.th.r It la to paroolat, coffee, toart bread er furnlah tha'power for running wlng machine. The line of aleotrlo Chrlatmaa ojlfta la ao oomplate that In It will be found a aultabla gift for every member of the family. , PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT 2, POWER CO. MAIN OITICC 7tti and Alder Streets V1 vt-:i-K-rrvi wjTrr"."''-.?-."