MORNING ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1913.
YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY
THE END IS IN SIGHT
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS LEFT
Of Wonderful Bargains in every Department The last two days will be the banner days of otir SALE
even greater inducements in the way of PRICE REDUCTIONS have been made. If you Have not
supplied yotir every want for the winter, do so before it is too late In addition to the lines that have
been mentioned in oar ads from day to day are hundreds of articles that go to make tip out immense
" . stock, such -as ''-"'
DISHES, COOKING UTENSILS, BASKETS, LUNCH BOXES, MIRRORS, PICTuRES, LAMPS,
WATER SETS, LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPER, BABY BUGGIES, CARTS
and CHAIRS, BED BLANKETS, COMFORTERS and PILLOWS, BIRD CAGES, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISH, BRUSHES,LANTERNS, TOOLS, CUTLERY, ETC., which limited space prevented out
mentioning Look over the list; SALE PKICES PREVAIL
Linoleums
The approaching
cold weather re-
I minds us that we
shoulJ have our
floors well cov
ered There is
nothing more dur
able, more prac
tical or more
economical than
linoleu m. W e
have it in plain,
printed or inlaid
in widths to cov
er the I !. or with
lout piecing, trsere-
bv insuring great
er service. While
' our regular prices
are extremely low
Sale Prices make
i mm mmmm&mm'
it an inducement for you to buy now.
Iron Beds
For Friday and
Saturday we have
some BED BAR
GAINS The ac
companying cut
shows' one that is
slightly damaged,
but not injured
in any-way. Full
size, a substantial bed for . $2.25
We have about fifty Iron Beds that' are only
slightly damaged,.? some with the enamel scratched
or the'metal ornament chipped, which we have de
termined to sell for what they will bring. The
prices range from $1.00 up, being just about half the
original- cost of the bed. See them today in our .
carpet room.
WATCH FOR SATURDAY'S AD IF
YOU HAVE NOT BEEN IN YET,
COME TODAY.
This cut shows a
most practical heater
which may be used, in
' case of emeigency,- be
used as a cook stove as
well, as it has large
lids -with capacity for
wash boiler and ample
space to accommodate
several cooking uten
sils.. Is perfect! v safe
from fire in case of
.children, is also an ex
ceptional heater at a
very reasonable . price,
' 7 4;
The unprecedented sale of heaters during our
sale has not been due to the weather conditions, but
solely to the extremely low prices . that prevail
throughout our entire stock. '
VIZ.
3 O Ranges in Ten Days
Was the task marked out in
the beginning for our stove ,
man. Will he do it? and
thereby break all records for a
ten days' sale?
Just you watch him. With .
two more days to go, he'll have
to hurry, as he must sell seven
in the two days, but then that's
easy, for with the immense
stock and the prices cut prac
tically in two, with instructions
to SELL no matter about the
cost so" long as he gets the cash,
i i j.. " wre have no fenr. f F'-.vppr-
some of the good people of Oregon City are going to receive the bene
fit, somebody will get the greatest RANGE BARGAINS ever offer
ed in Oregon. Why not you? You cannot afford to pass this op
portunity.. Come in today and let him talk range to you. Prices
from $16.00 up.
fpjfl ill"'
ONLY TWO
MORE DAYS
PRANK
BUS CM
SALE CLOSES
SATURDAY NIGHT
FATHER SHOOTS DAUGHTER
AND KILLS HIMSELF
WALLOWA, Ore-, Sept. 25. In a
fit of jealous insanity James Barnes
shot and seriously injured his daugh
ter Ruby, attempted to shoot another
daughter, and committed suicide at
6:20 this morning at his home, 40
miles north of Wallowa. Jealously
over attention paid Ruby by a young
man of the neighborhood is said to
have caused the shooting. The wound
ed girl is 16 years old. The other
daughter is Mrs. Ida Bowlin. The
wounded girt was shot in the left
breast, the bullet entering the lung.
A .38 calibre automatic Colts re
volver was used. The man had be
fore threatened to kill his daughters.
Barnes was confined for three weeks
last spring in a private sanatorium at
Portland. It is thought the wounded
girl will live.
LETTERS REMAIN IN HANDS
OF POSTOFFICE OFFICIALS
The following is a list of unclaimed
letters at the Oregon City postoffice
for the week ending September 26,
.1913:
Women's list Blackerby, Mrs. M.
A-; Davis, M)re. Nellie; Doyle, Mrs. C.
B.; Galfrey, Helen; Maddox, Mrs. H.
B.; Smith, Mrs. Wm.; Young, Olive.
; Men's list Benett, Tom; Bijeloko
rich, Luka; Coleman,, Elmer; Crowell,
A. R.; Douthit, Alex; Howell, Chas,
W.; Johnston, W. J.; Johnson, Hairam;
Kelly, T. J.; Kuickerhocker, H. W-;
McLaren, David; Stutz, Charles;
White, Leo E.
The courts almost invariably treat
women more considerately and leni
ently than men, especially in criminal
cases. This may be all right, but wo
men should not be heard to complain
of "wrongs."
JOLLY CROWD GETS IN FOR
FUN AT CLASS MEETING
A goo:i, live, enthusiastic meeting of
the Philathea girls of the Baptist
church was held at the home of Mrs.
W. Peters, Wednesday evening. The
first part of the evening was spent in
transacting business.
New officers elected, and enthusias
tic plans for the future discussed. All
are agreed, however, that the latter
Lpart of the evening was most thor
oughly enjoyed. Good social time,
fine goodies to eat and a hearty laugh
was the program in order from nine
until ten.
Those who laughed, most were Miss
Ona Renner, Maud Morari and Daisy
Coulson. The rest present were, Mrs.
L. Olmstead, teacher of class, Mrs.
Peters, Mrs. Rugg, Anna Conklin,
Ruth Coonsman, Genevieve Capen,
Miss Humstock and Miss Van Brakle.
Goof-Bye to Dandruff
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It will stimulate the clogged up hair
roots, will cause the hair to grow, will
prevent the hair from turning gray,
and the danger of becoming bald will
vanish.
Parisian Sage is a daintily prefumed
hair tonic that is not sticky or greasy.
Parisian Sage is sold by druggists
everywhere, and by Huntley Bros. Co.
on the money back plan. Try a 50
cent bottle today, and learn -for your
self what a delightful tonic it is. The
girl with the Auburn hair is on every
package. The Giroux Mfg. Co., Buf
falo, N. Y., are the American makers.
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"Yamhill against the world," is an
old Oregon saying, and where else in
the world can a young woman pick
1001 pounds of. hops, "cllean," and
earn $10.01 in one day, as a Yamhill
county school teacher did?
Kansas City is to employ handsome
young women to tempt men to "mash"
them, the mashers to be severely pun
ished. Possibly the courts will not
approve of thus Betting a trap that
susceptible male creatures cannot
avoid walking or falling into.
Told Him the Tune. ..
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army was crossing from England in
one of the large steamers when one
afternoon the band on deck played
"Yankee Doodle." A gruff Englishman,
who stood by, Inquired whether that
was the tune the old cow died of.
"Not at all," retorted the lieutenant
"That Is the tune the old BuU died
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