; GRESHAM LOCALS
Gresham Trading
& Packing Co
Incorporated 1905.
Successors to SHATTUCK BROS, and T. R. HOWITT
Bolts, Bolts, Holts of nil kimls at Al.
Hart's.
Mis. Gordon ami dunghter, Edith
left last Saturday for an exlemlisl stay
at Heimide.
II. W. Emery nml family starle«! for
the mountain» Momluy.
Mi»» Jennie Collins, who has Isen
attending the summer sessions at
the Moiinioth Normal H*-h<iol, has
returned ami is s|ien«ling a f«-w «lays in
filesham ami nt her home at Pleasant
Home. She will probably teach this
fall.
Line wagon jack, •xwit iiiivlr f«#r tliv
money al Al Hart’s.
We ack now Its Ige a
Mr. ami Mrs. James
YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELI
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
We have a few lines that we are closing out, among them
are
Sewing Machines
we have them at $15.00 $17.00 $20.00 and the best hight-
grade
“Standard” for $35.00
there is none better and price puts them in the reach of every
one. We will accept your terms, we want to close them out
and will sell at these prices and on these terms if you are
contemplateing buying a sewin gmachine be sure to call and
see us. We will put one in your home for trial from $15.00 up
We will also close out our entire stock of Ranges. We
have only a few left and that few will go and at any
legitimate offer. We have exceptional bargains in our
UNIVERSAL RANGES
that will go at cost, an exceptionally good chance for everyone
wanting goods in this line: we will give a discount of 10
per cent on all.
HAMMOCKS!
HAMMOCKS!
Bought in the month of July this is an unusal oppor­
tunity to secure summer comfort at a discount, but we
want to close out and believe in giving you the prices
while the season is at its height, we have something nice
in this line and with the discount, makes them very
reasonable,
DISCOUNT ON ALL SUMMER SHOES
A discount of 10 per cent on all summer shoes including
Black and Tans in Men’s, Women’s and Childrens’ also
Childrens’ white Canvas. The summer shoe season is here
and we are giving you an opportunity to buy at the right
prices. We have some very stylish and up-to-date summer
shoe ware. Call on us for your wants in this line, we are sure
to please you in both price and quality.
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
We can give you good value in men;s furnishing that will
be hard to duplicate, men’s underware regular $1 per suit
value at 60c per suit. Our 12 1-2 men,s hose are the regular
25c value, we have the regular 3 for 25 sox at 2 for 15c, the
regular 10c straight sox 3 for 25c men’s regular 75c and$l.
shirts at 50c, Considering the decided advance in cotton
goods of all kinds these values are not to be passed up. If
you need goods in this line, we can and will save you money.
CLOSING OUT PAINT STOCK
We call your attention to the fact that we are selling re­
gular $1.75 per gal. paint at $1.45, and everything in paint
in that line we have left at the same reduced price., Now is
a good time to paint your house or house floor out house,
or barn, and you can buy afew gallons of our paint cheap and
make old things look new and you will never know that you
have expended any money and have got the same results
you would have had, had you paid some one to do the work
and cost several times as much.
OLYMPIC FLOUR AND FEED
We have just received a car loadof feed and Olympic Flour,
see us when you want anything in this line as we can save
you money and always remember that we want your PRO­
DUCE and can always pay you the highest price for HOGS
ml VEXLon any diyof the week.
F.C. Markwaidt siii|«)Hs| acar loa«l of
»puds to I lido Sam at Alaska, this
week.
IX-ii Raney, Itoy Gild«», uml 11. E,
Davis ami their families returne«! from
a vacation at Welch»' this week
AM) I III K STOCKING BANK.
Forgetting that alre had concealed
• »7, the savings of many years in her
stocking, Miss Ora York, a waitress at
Ceder Point, the Ohio summer resort,
put that article of apporal in her laun­
dry (lockage and »ent it to the washer­
woman. She remembered alxait it ♦
the next day ami made a hurry-up trip
to the waahei womui.a home, the woman
said she never saw the money. Miss T
York put the matter in the hands of *
the police, who have Ja.-en unable to
recover the money.
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At the same resort a few days prev­
ious Mrs. laylor with her several grown
«laughter» on leaving the hotel went to ▲
tire clerk no |>ay lor the r«x>m» which
they had > h copied and on opening her
wallet was astonished to find that some
sneak tbeif had taken l.'foo in green­
backs for which abe could not hold the
hotel re«|»msil>le. Mi»» York should
have hail her money in the Imnk at that
place helping her to earn more. Mrs.
Taylor abould have left all her money
with her home bank ami carried a trav-
elers cheque which the sneak thief
would have been as particular to leave
as was be the wallet.
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Mirs Bordine Merrill has returned
from Colli..s' Hot Springs »ml is now
u|H-nding a few days with the folks at
The rtKsT static havk pays 4 per cent
Welch's.
interest on time de|HMits ami sells trav­
SHINGLES—A carimi«! of first class elers cheques which will be cashed for
tdiingb l just recuved by D. W. Metz­ their face by any bank, bot-1, railroad,
or express office, steamship com|>any,
ger, < «resham.
in this country or abroad. If you are
Dr. I-risi Thompson, accompanied by going away from home or travel yon
Dr. Bitner, ami Miss Baker, s|»-nt Hun- should have a supply before you start.
«lay will the home folk».
Bear In mind these cheques will lie
Mr». II. Filkins ami «laughter were cashed be entire strangers with on
weleo.nc callers at this office Saturday. identification other than your signature.
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OUR OROCERIRS ARE THE BEST
Hardware of all kinds Low Prices
PAINTS, OILS away down
Fine assortment of POCKET KNIVES very cheap. Fine SHEARS and
Home very fine RAZORS STAPS, BRUSHES ami HONES at bar-
gains. ( I j OCKH, SILVERWARE and JEWELRY 25 per «.ent <1ÌH-
count. Still selling th«*«- fine SHOES below PORTLAND prices, now
is your time bi buy. STRAW HATS, OVERALLS, SHIRTS, UN-
DERWARE, and SOX very cheap.
Teat, Coffee and Canned Goods ike best is the Market. 21b Coffee 35 ceato rery line
MAIN STREET,
GRESHAM, ORE.
Gresham ¿ Drti^ ¿ Store
Everything You Need in the Drug Line.
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Wagon ami buggy tire» set in fl rut -
class sha|a« at Al Hart's.
M. II. Wheelrr of Orient was a
last Thursday.
Prescriptions a Specialty,
Purest :: Drugs :: Used.
Open Sundays from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from
4 to 5 p. m.
C. L. Crenshaw,
WANTED—By September 1st, a per­
son ul g«xxl character to assist with
work in small family at good salarv.
Enquire at Herald office.
Tinner and Plumber
Mr. O. Z«-«-k the • ntcrpri«ing I »lack-
Mrs. Lit tie page and family, Mrs. Ford
smith, of Pleasant Home, was a caller Metzg. r and family return»! Monday
Wedn s-lay.
Iroiu a two week's outing at Bull Run.
Mrs. Mary Leslie left for Seaside i
Charlie ami Eelde McColl i.nd Fred
Wiilnes.iay.
Powell are camping at Welch's this
Mrs. W. J. Wirtz ami children left- week.
Wi-.lnes.hiy for Forest Grove to make
l>r. W C. Belt was doing business in
an extemle«l visit.
Gresham this week.
NOTICE—I am now ready t<> saw
l.AI NDRY—T. Tosaki, proprietor,
your w«a«d on shon notice. L««ave w ill call every w< -ek for clothes, ami de­
*>r«lers st D. M. Rolwrts's ««llice, Chas, liver. Good work.
Shirts, collars,
cuffs.
la w is, Gresham.
W. J Armitage, druggist, ami G. M.
Forqtier, the barlx-r of Arleta, were In
Gresham last Tuesiiay. While here
they la'Ught tliri-e lots in Arteta No. 3
irum E. C. Cummings, upon which
they ex|Ms-t to creel a large skating rink
and dancing hall.
Make and Repair all Kinds of Tin Work, Plumbing a Specialty. Country Trade Solicited
GRESHAM, OREGON.
QARLSON & EMERY.
Greehtim, lire.
Undertakers and Embalmers
A Complete Stock of Coffins and Furnishings always on Hand,
CALLS nOMFTLT i HEIDE D TO
HEMU FUkklSHiD IF DESIRED
C. O. Brown, of Eugene, an old ship­
mate of I,. H. Manning, ami Miss Effie
Burns, were the guests of Mr. and -Mrs.
L. P. Manning this week.
“ A Subject that has been much written upon.”
John Clamihan returned home from
Seaside for a few days. He expects to
f*€l"f"
go Lack in time to return with Mrs.
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Mr. O. Sturgis, a banker of Arlington, t Tamilian and Earl.
amt wife were recent guests of Mr. ami
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shattnck were
Mrs. D. M. Rooerts. Mrs. Sturgis was down from W elch's for a day or two.
formerly Miss Snover, ami taught
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Í ires E iri m. Ore. •
I’oMtoffice Building,
I tan I
ci\.-r mad'' this otli.
« h I ksi I in Grcaham at «me time.
pleasant visit Thursday,and when he
Mi-« Agnes Swiet left Wednesday to left he told us to eat a bag of delicious
visit friends at University Park.
time at the fish bacherv on Salmon
plums he had brought for us.
HULR BURT.
River last Sunday. The wading in tiie
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Miss Ethel Wilkinson returned Wed-1
H. D. Perkins drove to Portland last river was e«|*ecially enjoyed.
nexlay from Vane river, wlmre »he has
ORIENT
Monday.
tx-vn visiting for several «lays.
Mrs. M. Rickert has been having a
D. W. McKay, of Trouhiale, made a
We make a specialty <>| private «letec-
MELROSE.
serious
time with her eyes.
tiv«« work. Satisfaction guarentecd. pleasant call on J. M. Douglass last Sat­
Mr. and Mrs. John M yltxy of The
urday.
It is reporter! that Chas. Sutton's
A I.Ire«» X 25, Gresham, Ore.
Mrs. A. M Spauhling of Portland is mother w ill be compelled to go to the Dalle» visited relatives here recently.
MI N WANTED—For stea.lv work at
Miss Joan a Burns, sujierintendent of
visiting her («rents Mr. ami Mrs W. H. hospital to tie treated for a cancer.
the Columbia Brick Works. Gresham.
St.
Lukes Hospital in Sprkane, Wash.,
Maxwell.
Miss Hattie Pierce was tin« guest of
is spending her vacation with her par­
Miss Myrtle Maxwell has a splendid
Mrs. It. W. Emery on Sunday ami went
KELSO.
ents here.
with the family to the mountains for rwi|«e for salad. She woulu confer a
John Bramhall and family have gone
Tom Dunn, Ernest Leaf, Mr. Canning,
great favor upon her friends by telling
a short outing.
accompanied by Elsie Malaur, and the to the mountains to camp and fish a
them what it is.
J. N. Clamihan returned from Sea-
Eiling sisters spent a very enjoyable few days.
Before buying stockings for fall and
side on Faiday of last w«-ek leaving his
winter wear visit the Douglas store,
family and Dr. Powell at the beach.
Pleasant Home.
Joseph W oim I ami family will go to­
Mr. <i. II. C;.lviii is expected home on
morrow to Seaside fur an over-Humlay
a visit next Saturday.
trip.
Mr. ami Mrs. H. C. Nelson are now at
Mrs. J II. Bond had the misfortune
to fall oil the sidewalk near J. I). Reg- home to their friends on the M> Carroll
Are Mdkinq A Record on Soles
ner'» early this week and bruised her farm, which they recently purchased.
The grangers are to meet next Satur­
face badly, loosening two of her teeth.
Their 5-10 and 20 acre tracts and larger farms are selling rapidly and a
day to clear the ground for their picnic.
Mrs. O. Thomas and daughter, 1 Miss Mr. Kelly is fixing the same grove for
good values Those wishing to sell cannot do better than to place their
Mabel, returned Tuesday from a trip an automobile park.
popertyin our hands.
to Seaside.
The grange will hold a picnic in John
GRESHAM, ORE.
D. M. ROBERTS, Pres.
S. B. Johnson has lieen ill for a few Kelly’s grove, one fourth mile south of
days «luring the past week.
Pleasant Home, Saturday, August 2oth. I
Elmer Hamilton ami wife spent last
Racine stocking feet, all sizes for sale
Sunday with Mrs. Ed. Hamilton nt at the'Douglas store.
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STATIONERY
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McCOLL,
GRESHAM REAL ESTATE COMPANY
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Miss Gritlithe, of Portland, is visiting
Miss l.ucv Metzgei.
Schoolhouse Bids Colled for.
Sehcol district No. 107, Clackamas
Miss Bristol of Portland is a guest of
County, Oregon, will recieve bids until
Mrs. I). Talbot.
Sion Allen is spending his vacation August 24, ltfOti, for the erection of a
two-story si 'I kki II iousc , 34 by 44 feet,
with the home folks.
two rooms of said building to be coni-
Miss Effie Burns, of The Halles, is a plete by Novemlier 1st, llftMI. The
guest of I.. P. Manning ami family.
district school boanl reserves the right
1». M. Robert has bought the place at ; to reject any and all bids. Plans and
the intersection of Third street and ■■peeilh'ations can be seen at the office of
Hood avenue, and expects to begin Procter <k Beers, Cottrell, Oregon.
J. R. HALL.
making some repairs on it soon.
Orient,
Ore.,
Route
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Dist. Clerk,
Subscribe for The Herald.
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rv Saturday
Siktnnlnv and
nini Sunday
Sunihiv
Served I'Vttl
every
Her lee Cream Parlors on
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Powell Street
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Bring» a demand for
t Lunch Goods. Soft Drinks,
♦ Lemons. Oranges and Candies
♦ We carry a new and fresh line of
> the alsive, also
Mrs W. J. Wirtz
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC.
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Nothing like them. They not only give us more trade
but bring others to trade.
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By selling the best goods at lowest possible prices.
Groceries,
Stock is
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Tinware, Graniteware,
Kitchen and Builders’
Hardware,
Everything
the Best
Confectionery, Stationery
Flour, Feed, Etc.
D. W. METZGER’S NEW STORE
POWELL ST.
GRESHAM, ORE,
0. M. ROBERTS, Prop.
GRESHAM,
OREGON
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Swctland’s Ice Cream | : SUMMER SEASON
Satisfied Customers
The “BEAVER STATE HERALD” $1 for 12 Months.
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