MORNING EXTERPEISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1913.
FASCINATING
HAIR
Stories from Out of Town
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GREENWOOD.
Wm. H. Jones was blasting stumps I
for Mr. Aclieles, of Carus, for two I
days th week. I
' Mr. Osborn gave a dance last Sat- j
urday evening. Several of the young
people attended ana reported a gooa
time.
Wm. Braker is working at Oregon
City on Frank Busch's building.
Mrs. Lynsley, Mrs. Gardner and
Mrs. Bly, of Carus, spent a day with
Mrs. V. H. Jones this week.
Miss Ellen Hamilton, of Portland,
visited her parents Saturday and
Sunday.
Tom Gregory and his brother, Cas.
spent the Evening with Ernest and
Hugh Jones.
JENNINGS LODGE.
The last monthly meeting of the
Happy Hour Club was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster
when they entertained its members
at their home on the County Road
Tuesday evening. The grand prize
for the highest score of 500 was won
by Mrs. A. Welsh and R. Giltner.
The prize for the evening being award
edd to"L. Seigler. Many fishing par
.ties and out-door sports are being
planned by the club during the sum
mer msnths. -
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Downing and
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Berry has enter
tained a number of relatives last
week, among them wee,Mr. tind Mrs.
Edward Downing, Mrs. Elizabeth
Downing, Mrs. Luther Bracket and
Miss Gertrude Wigle and Edgar
Downing, of Portland.
Mlrs. Roy B. Kelly and little daugh
ter, o Portland visited at the home
of Mrs. Will Jacobs on Friday. Mrs.
Kelly was formerly Miss Arlinne
Shaver.
Mrs. DeLong is sick at her home.
A trained nurse has . been called in
and her friends are hoping for a
speedy recovery. .
Floyd Webb, who is principal of tie
Logan school, was an over Sunday
visitor at the Redmond home.
Mr. and Mrs. Painton and family
were guests of the Thias family at
Ardenwald on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilcox spent Sun
day at Sellwood.
The "farent-Teachers' Association
held its regular monthly meeting at
the school house on the afternoon of
March 13th. The. president, Mrs.
Harry Robinjon, presiding. A ques
tion box was one of the main features
followed by a general discussion of
playgrounds.
Arbor Day, the second Friday in Ap
ril, will be observed by the parents
qnd patrons in planting 'of trees and
shrubs and otherwise beautifying the
school grounds. The pupils of the
school will furnish a program for the
occasion and refreshments will be
served. Mrs. Bess Bruechert and
Mrs. A. F. Russell have been added
to the play-ground committee.
Arthur Soesbe came up from New
port on Thursday and has accepted
a position in a clothing store in, Ore
gon City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Morse enter
tained at their home on the evening
of March 13th in honor of Mr. Morse's
thirty-second birthday anniversary.
Four tables of 500 were played. Those
enjoying the evening were, Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Robinson, Mir. and Mrs. A.
C. McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Redmond," Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Painton, Mlrs. Bess Brue
riiert and Mr. Frank Thomas. . Ice
cream and cake was served. Prizes
were awarded to Chas. Redmond and
OREGON CITY, OREGON
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We are car load buyers and offer our ware to our customers
at a very small margin.
If you will stop long enough in Oregon City to compare our
prices of wire fence with quotations of eastern catalogue houses,
you will find that we can save you money.
As a rule you must send the money . with your order and
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wait util they are reads, to ship. Not so here. You can Inspect
every article before you purchase and get the goods the minute
you pay for them. . ' ..
We - offer four foot fence for 35 cents per rod,
pounds per rod.
weight 10.83
Out of Order Stomach
flakes You Nervous
And Quarrelsome
lo enjoy food and at the same time derive proper
benefit therefrom, your stomach must be in a healthy con
dtiion. If your sfcmach is upset and out of order choice
foods fails to tempt you and you will "be nervous, and
quarrelsome. A bad, out-of-order stomach is a forerun
ner of many serious diseases.
When you fell run-down and half sick, hav a. bad
taste -in the mouth, roated tongue; (when you are droopy,
nervous,' feel bloated after eating, and your food lies
heavjr on your stomach, you can make up your mind that
at the bottom of all this there is one cause stomach trou
ble. ' , .
Prove to yourself after taking a little
Cooper's New Discovery
that there is nothing wrong with your stomach. Stop
this fermentation of food and begin eating what you
" want without fear of indigestion.
Cooper's New Discovery , tones up the system, puts
the digestive organs in a healthy condition, rids the body
of all poisons and excessive gas, makes rich, red, healthq
blood, helps the liver and kidneys and makes life worth
" living. . -
Go to your druggist right nonv and get a bottle take
three doses one before each meal, and if you don't feel ;
the immediate benefit of it, simply return the bottle to
your druggist and get your money back.
Jones Drag Company
Is Easy to Have, Natural
Colored and Beautiful
So many women have grey or faded
Kair; neglect it until it becomes thin,
dry and lifeless, begins to fall out and
makes them appear much older than
they really are. If your, hair is in
this condition get a bottle of Hay's
Hair Health today. Don't wait until
some one says how much older- you
look. You'll be delighted at the
results from even one or two applica
tions. The grey hairs gradually dis
appear and your hair will become full
of life and vitality. No one can tell
that you are .using it. It's not a dye
but a nice, clean preparation that
quickly and effectively keeps your grey
hair dark, glossy and natural colored
and that all druggists guarantee sat
isfactory or refund your money. Al
ways ask for Hay's Hair Health. It
n"'r fails.
Free: Sim this adv. and take it to the
.-Mlowiner druggists and get a 50c. bot
He of Hay's Hair Health and a 25c.
f3k of Harfina Snap, for 50c: or $1.00
bottle of Havs Hair Health and two
25c. cakes of Harfina Soap Free, for $1.
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Crowds are gathering at the Chicago Store to take
advantage of the Many Bargains we have to offer
Mrs. Robinson.
Mr. Wm. Rose has returned from a
two days' visit at Salem.
Frank Davy is disposing of some of
his household goods and will leave
this week for Canada and expects to
locate in British Columbia.
Miss Lelia Loplandingham enjoyed
a visit from her brother of Forest
Grove last week.
Mrs. Victor Erickson is sick at her
home at Meldrum.. She sustained a
fall some weeks ago and injured th
knee so severely the physicians have
advised having it put into a plaster
cast.
Mir. Davidson, of Meldrum, leaves
on Tuesday for a visit at Lyons, Iowa.
H. L. Heathman left this week for
his homestead in Southern Oregon.
Sympathy is being extended to
Mr. and Mrs., Hugo Sandstrom, dur
ing the illness'1 of their olidest daugh
ter, Miss Lillian, who is ill of scar
let fever. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Russell . spent
Sunday at the home of the former's'
cousin, Frank Russell, of Portland. -
Mr. Wilcox and Russell are build
ing a barn for John Risley, to replace
the one recently, destroyed by fire...
Word has been received from Mr.
and I."rs. Chas Risley, who are in
the east. Mr. and Mrs. Risley were
present at the Inauguration and
spent four days in Washington, D. C.
Mlrs. Boston was hostess to a pret
tily appointed luncheon Tuesday. Her
guests were, Mrs. .O'Donald, of Port
land; Mrs. Johnson, of Alberta and
Mrs. Pierce of the Lodge.
The Community Club will hold its
monthly social dance on Friday even
ing at Batdorf's hall.
The East Side residents met On
Tuesday evening to further perfect
plans for the drainage of that part
of the Lodge. They are in hopes to
be able to have work begun on the
ditches this spring.
DON'T
STAFFORD.
A hook was caught in some way
in the nose of one of Mr. Weddle's
horses. A veterinary surgeon was
called, who sewed the wound up, but
it is very sore yet, and the horse, is
unable to work.
On Friday last, Henry Baker and
Louisa Sheiwe went . to Oregon City,
armed with a paper from the mother
of the girl, who is but sixteen, to the
effect that the mother gave he'r con
sent, and obtained a license and on
Sunday they were quietly married at
the home of- the mother, Mlrs. P. A.
Baker, who is an invalid. The pas
tor of the Baptist church, of which
the bride and mother are members,
Rev. Lucas, officiating. The groom is
the eldest son of P. A. Baker, a high
ly respected young man, and the bride
is the youngest daughter of Mrs, P;
A. Baker and John Schiewe, her first'
husband who died a number of years
ago. The young bride is well liked
by all who know her and in common
with all their friends we predict, for
ihem a happy future.' We heard tntt
the neighboring boys were well pro
vided for, as it was feared the din of
a charivari would be, bad for the sick
mother.
: Joe Nemec has been repairing thS
barn where the horses kicked their
stalls to pieces. .''.',
Stafford had quite an exodus on
Tuesday. Mr. and Mis. Ellegsen, Mr.
and Mrs. Claus Peters, Mr. and Mrs.
Krase, Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Gage
were among those seen -on the streets
of Oregon City, while Mr. Nussbaum
and Mir. Powell went to Portland with
load of potatoes and hogs. ''-'
Hogs are quite a profitable crop
late years. Last week Mr. Schatz
sold a load alive at his door, which
brought him the neat sum of $113.05
and he said the sum was pretty near
all gain.
Mr. Gage has a few white seed oats
to sell
Mr.' Powell returned from Portland
Sunday night at 9 o'clock, having
been in Portland since the previous
Friday on business, and walked from
Willamette, which
ter in health than for some time.
It looks Quite as if t.Mef "nouprs that
hp.' ' n ' Oreeon Citv'wprc trvins to
drive the outside community " fiway
from that little Sara in the first plac'S
banishing the hitching posts, then ar
resting one if his horses are hitched
outside a livery barn over two hours.
We sometimes go to town upon busi
ness of our own, and prefer to have
our team in the open, where it gets
pure air and is ready to start when
we have attended to business, but by
this short-sighted ruling we stay
away from Oregon City except when
obliged to go to our county seat to
pay our taxes. "It looks like the int
erest of the livery stables is para
mount to all others.
A lady living two miles out said
she would like to vdrive into town,
but there was no place to tie her
horse, and she didn't feel like paying
15c for her Horse while she stopped
for an hour or so, and she therefore
takes a car or boat for other places.
Farmers go to Portland and other
places with their produce, and do
their heavy buying at other towns for
the same reason. A word to the wise
ought to be sufficient
REDLAND.
We are pleased to be able to report
Mrs. Chas; -Jenkins much improved.
She was very low for a few days. Dr.
The opportuaity to save money is at your door. Ev
ery article in our store is new and up-to-date. Posi
tively Guaranteed by us or MONEY REFUNDED.
Ladies', Hen's and Boys Shoes of the most fashionable lasts
of the season. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Furnishings
Your choice is outst even jf it only brings a few cents on the dollar
is the day- of all days to take advantage
of this Great Sale before Easter Sunday
Saturday
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Four doors South of Post Office
OREGON CITY, OREGON
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Strickland was attanding her. Mrs.
Eart Jenkins was with her a few
days.
Will Brehm and brother-in-law,
John Howard, are clearing land on the
Stoeffer place.
J. H. Ripley sold two fine cows last
week to a cow buyer from Portland.
Several of the boys in this neigh
borhood have good teams and are very
busy, after school hours training
them.
The Redland band is making ar
rangements for a concert at Logan
Grange Hall Saturday night, March
22nd, also one March 29, at the Fir
Grove school house. :
We were greatly shocked to hear of
the death of Justice of the Peace Sam
son. Our hearts go out in sympathy
to his family.
Redland has had a touch of the
Eastern blizzards, and we all hope
this will be te end of winter.
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ROCK CREEK AND SUNNYSIDE.
The ground was covered with snow
at this place Wednesday morning, but
has nearly, all melted. '.
A. basket social was 'held at' Sun
nyside' school house Friday night, for
the benefit of the telephone Co. All
who attended enjoyed a pleasant eve
ning. The house was full, the highest
basket was auctioned for $8.00. The$
made f 41.00. The program was as
follows: "
Selection, Orchestra; reading, Har
ry Schmidt; solo, Mfrs. R. Grady; read
ing, Addie Reed; Duet, Zella Conk
lin and Gladys Davis ; reading, Ruth
Hudson; selection, Orchestra; read
ing,. Earle Johnson; duet,. Mrs. R.
Adolph Stoll's horses ran away last
Saturday. He was clearing land and
Grady and Frank Hunter; reading,
Frank Eberhart; selection, Orchestra.
A new family has moved on the
Hargroves place.
Misses Mary and Hilda Stoll are at
Adolph Stoll's and intend to make a
good visit of a couple of weeks in
ip tight at Sap Cost
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satisfaction in every way. It fhrows a clear, strong,
white light, the nearest imitation to sunlight it has
been possible to get. As superior to the old carbon
light as they were to the candle of our grandfathers.
Note to exceptional prices below.
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100 80 80c ' 85c
150 120 $15 $1.35
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We carry in stock at Portland prices everything
in the electrical line to lighten labor in the household
$1,00, 50c and
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Portland Railway, Light & Power
Beaver Building, Main Street
I ' . Beaver Building, Main Street I
the neighborhood. " .. .
Mr. and Mrs. Conklin returned home
from California last Saturday. ' She
had enjoyed good health while there,
but the first night at home she could
not sleep on account of the asthma,
we sorry Bhe is troubled that way
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Schopert's - grand
daughter was burned severely Tues
day -evening by tioin5 the tea ke"le
over on herself. It 1 reported the
skin came oft from the kees down.
The telephone line is out of of.?er 80
the particulars have not been had. ""
The mail Carrier on route No. lhad
the misfortune to get- his buggy and
harness kicked to pieces and had to
borrow another to finish delivering
the mail.
the horses got frightened at a falling
tree and ran,' one stopped at Soder
berg's place and the other was caught
near Frank Stoll's. " The harness
was broken some. . - :.
"""rank Stoll has been having a se
vere co." . '
We are gj. to' take note that Pres
ident Wilson au. OVf1" serve nio
wine or liquor at tnc " "
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