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MORNING ENTERPRISE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1913.
local BRiers
E. S. Tweed, of Eugene, was a vis
itor In this city Tuesday.
A. R. Libbey, of Corvallis, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
' C. E. .Reynolds, of Salem was a
county seat visitor Tuesday..
E. M. Anderson, of Turner, was an
Oregon City visitor Tuesday:
J. E. King, of Jefferson, was an
Oregon City visitor Tuesday.
H. D. Taylor, of Latourelle, was an
uregon city visitor Tuesday.
E. P. Dodge, of Dodge Mills, was in
this city on business Tuesday.
M. L. Harck, of Springfield, was a
local Dusiness visitor ruesaay.
M. J. Kiuensting, of Gresham, was
in this city on business Tuesday.
Roy Elliott, of San Francisco, was
in this city on business Tuesday. .
M. A. Smith, of Gervais, was in the
county seat on business Tuesday. -
Neal Goode, of Gladstone, has left
for.Wenatchee, Wn., for the summer.
Mrs. O'Connor, of East Clackamas,
was in this city on business Tuesday.
Miss Flora Brown, of Salem, was
visiting with friends in this city Tues
day. Lewis Pitts, of Portland, made a
business trip to the county seat Tues
day. Oral Welch Is acting as deputy In
the county, clerk's office during the
rush.
A. A. Baldwin, of Aurora, was a vis
itor in the county seat on business
Tuesday. ,(
Miss Elsie Gold, of Albany, was vis
iting with friends and relatives here
Tuesday. t
' Miss Estella Crlswell, of this city,
is spending a fe days visiting with
friends in Eugene.
A. 1. French, a real estate dealer of
Portland, was an Oregon City visitor
on business Tuesday.
E. R. Robinson, a business man of
Salem, was a county seat visitor on
legal business Tuesday.
George Harrington, of Gladstone, is
acting as deputy in the county clerk's
office during the rush.
O. D. Eby and family and a num
ber of friends are camping on Clear
Creek for about a month.
N. L. Finlay, of Oakland, Oregon,
made a trip to this city Tuesday. Mr.
Finlay is a fruit-grower of that sec
tion. F. E. Phillips, of Stoverson, Mon
tana, who is making a tour of the
Pacific Northwest, was in this city
for a short time Tuesday.
R. C. Stroud, of Independence, ac
companied by L. H. Gralapp, made a
business trip to this city Tuesday in
M)r. Stroud's new motorboat.
Mr. Travis, of Portland, was in
this city Tuesday. Mr. Travis will
have charge of the construction of the
new Seventh street elevator.
A. L. Morell, of Willamette,
brought his first load of cucumbers to
Oregon City Monday, to ship to Port
land. He brought 1261 pounds, fne
Big Ben Makes it his Business
to get people up in the world he makes it his business to get them
up in time. ,
He does it loyally, steadily and promptly there's a true ring to his
morning greeting that makes early risers sit up and take notice.
And every morn, America over, Big Ben awakens men who are get
ting up in the world men who are setting the pace for the rest
men who strike their stride at the flash of the gun.
Big Ben Is a thin, beautiful and punctual sleepmeter. He is easy to
read, easy to wind and pleasing to hear. He calls you every day at
any time you say.
He's absolutely the finest sleepmeter made, the first one we have
felt like displaying in our window alongside of our cut glass and
silverware. Look at him when you walk by.
Burmeister & Andresen
Oregon City Jewelers. Suspension Bridge Corner.
LARSEN & CO.
Wholesale and
Retail ....
Groceries, Produce
and Commission
JJJJgstand most complete stock in
ourTine in Clackamas County.
We Pay Cash
For country produce. All goods sold on
MONEY-BACK Guarantee.
; 1001-1003 Main St.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
TRY
"SALT-EM" with
YOUR STOCK 30 DAYS
make better gains on
and get your
they don't
feed come in
money back !
Stock will show improved appear
ance and make more milk or butter
fat. Saves waste of feed and danger
from indigestion. Save lots from
Worms and Disease. Not a food but a
medicated stock salt saves trouble of
salting and "doctoring," as the animals
" take their own medicine. Money back i f
Test doesn't Satisfy.
Bock en "SALT-EM" Free.
.100 lb. $6.
Smaller
90c, 1
and :
Oregon Commission Co.
11th and Main Sts.
. Oregon City, Ore;.
AGENTS FOR CON KEYS
POUIJW i STOCK KMfOIES
first picking.- Mr. Morrell reports a
bumper crop.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ramala, of Bos
ton, were in this city Tuesday visit
ing with mends. Mr. and Mrs. Ra
mala are making a tour of the United
States, an! after stopping for a few
hours continued on their way to San
Francisco.
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
Fire late Tuesday afternoon com
pletely destroyed the home, of -Elmer
Lightbody, at Willamette. The only
thing saved was a bureau. Lighbody's
wife and two children escaped unhurt
from the blazing building, which was
a small shack, valued at about $200.
There was practically no insurancs.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Board of directors, Oak Grove
school district No. 93 to Portland, Ev
gene & Eastern, rigt-of-way over part
of James Officer D. L. C. No. 39; $10.
Thomas P. Randall and wife to
same, lots 5 and 6,- block 26, Bolton,
also portions of lots 3 and 4, block 26,
Bolton; $10.
Mary Alice Wittenberg, Pearl M.
Hoyt, Gaorge M. Shaver, Delnuer
Shaver and C. Earl Shaver to same
right-of-way in Hugh Gordon D. K C.
No. 40, $10.
Minnie Epply and Owen Epply to
MUrgaret L. Torgler, west half of N.
W. V of N. W. of N. K. , Sec.
32, T. 2 S...R. 7 E.; $:i00.
Laura Baker Dollar and Clem Dol
lar to Fred Baker, lot 12, block 13,
Wilamette Falls; $300.
Ward B. Lawton and wife to M. B.
Skene, tract 21, Lawton Heights; $10.
United States to William W. Mars,
lota 1 and 2 Sec. 18, T. 4 S., R. 3 E.;
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pumps the water while you are cooking your meals.
We make a specialty of work in the country come
and see before you buy.
Straight & Salisbury
Court House blk.
Both Phones.
TO OVERCOME BODILY ODORS
We take pleasure iu recommending
Rexall Nice to all women and men
who wish to reach perfection in bodi
ly cleanliness, who wish to attain to
their air of perfect personal cleanli
ness so much desired by anyone who
is at all sensitive and particular about
their person.
Rexall Nice is designed especially
to remove body odors. It is to be used
after the bath, is very convenient,
and its delicate fragrance will please
the most fastidious. It will add to
your mental comfort by insuring your
free from unpleasant odors. Its
subtle odor will delight those aroun-t
you. It is the last touch. In the fin
ished toilette.
Please remember, if Rexall Nice
fails to please you, we will cheerfully
refund your money. Price, 25 cents.
Please remember . also that Rexall
Nice is sold in this community only
at our store. The Rexall Store.
HUNTLEY BR03. CO.
Dry
Goods
Used Cars
at attractive prices
If you are contemplating the purchase of a good sec
ond hand car now is the time to investigate and buy.
In order to get our stock cleaned up for the season
and to get ready for the new cars we are offering used
cars, which are thoroughly overhauled and in good run
ning order, at exceptiontally low prices.
You Cannot Go Wrong on These Bargains
1910-40 H. P. Overland, 5 passenger Touring Car,
fully equipped. Cash and terms, $400.00.
1910-20 H. P. Buick, 5 passenger, detachable ton
neau. Has been run very little. Has three of the orig
inal tires, fully equipped. Cash and terms, $350.00.
1912- 30 H. P. Overland Roadster, electric side and
tail lights. Prest-O-Lite head lights. In perfect run
ning order and fully equipped in the best manner. Cash
and terms, $800.00.
1913- 40 H. P. Buick 5 passenger touring car. Extra
tubes and tires, fully equipped in the best possible man
ner. Cost $1900.00 three months ago. Run about
2000 miles. Price, cash, $1350.00.
Compare these prices with other cars of a like na
ture and value and you will be convinced.
You will have to make haste if you want to buy at
these prices. See us at once.
We can still furnish a few New 1913 Overland
Cars, but the stock is getting low.
Millei-PafcesCa
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Lifting
Made Easy
Enables one man to
shift an engine or
change a wagon box
without help. Saves
time, labor; cuts out
dangerous lifting and
straining.
Lifts Load and Holds
It Automatically
Heavier the Load
Tighter the Grip!
There is a Hall Safety
Hoist to fit every lift
and every pocketbook.
Nine sizes 400 lbs. to 4
tons capacity $1 to $7.
Fully guaranteed.
Call and See One
la Action
For Sale By
C. W. FRIEDRICH
7th and Center St. Oregon City, Ore.
STAFFORD'S
Comer Sixth and Main Sts.
LIDS
FOR
KIDS
Summer Clearance Sale
of many lines to make room for Fall Stock.
MILLINERY at
very low prices.
Ladies Hats
75c to $4.50
Children's blue
OVERALLS
with white
stripe, only 25c
Children's MID
DIE BLOUSES
piped in blue
and red, 6 to 12,
50c, now at 35c
Children's
SWEATERS
Fall line now in
50c and up.
Ladies' LINENE
SKIRTS, with
lace insertion,
$2.25, now $1.50
Fine assortment
of wide RIB
BONS, big val
ues, 10c yard.
And many other bargains, also staple dry goods
at popular prices. Call on us when in town.
C f ct AirnvDn corner sixth
. 1. OlATrUKU, AND MAIN STS.
hogg biros.
Will IMIo-ve
TO THEIR NEW LOCATION
Opposite County Court House
about August 1st, where they will have a much
larger stock of Furniture, Hardware, Paints and
Building Material. You are invited to inspect
their stock when in town.
Do You Kiow
That ROBINSON & CO. was Portland's finest
clothes shop, and catered to the finest trade in
Portland?
DO you you realize that we bought those Stein
Bloch clothes of Rochester, America's foremost
clothes makers?
DO you realize that we bought those Stein-Block
Suits and are selling them at Sixty Cento on
the Dollar? And we ask you in all fairness to
yourself as well as your pocket book, Can You
Paoo Up Such a Money Saving Event?
$25.00 Stein-Bloch Suits $15.7 5
$27.50 Stein-Bloch Suits $16.95
$30.00 Stein-Bloch Suits $17.95
$32.50 Stein-Bloch Suits $19.95
$35.00 Stein-Bloch Suits $22.H
Every garment fitted to you and maintained free
in our own tailoring room.
Special Bargains in all Departments
20 per cent off on all Boys' Wear.
15 per cent off on Manhattan Shirts.
pmoE BROS.
Where Clothes Fit
Established 1895 Sixth and Main Streets