BEAVER STATE HERALD,
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TROUTDALE
MARCH 15, 1907
A. FOX,
FOX & COÌ
TROUTDALE
FAIRVIEW.
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Robert Hunter has rented ami Mill i
move into Mr». C. Powell’s house.
J. Mershone has returned to hi« home
from Butte, Montana, where lie has
been a orbing fot t lie telephone company.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. J. Holm this week.
G. O. Worden oí Portland was visit­
ing friend» here on Sunday.
Miss Celesta Albon lins resigned her
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position as teacher ill the school here
and has accepted a position in the Sell­
wood school. Miss Ruby Shearer ol
Portland has taken Miss Albon's place.
Mrs. Eunice Douglass and daughter
Irene of Pleasant Home were here last
Sunday and attended church.
H Blaser has been called to serve on
the jury.
Mrs. A. Latourill was visiting in
Portland Monday.
Mrs. A. Fox was in the metropolis to
attend the Council of Jewish Women
held there on the 6th.
HEN they go to a store to trade that they are going to get their
Ralph Neibuar and brothers of Pleas­
money’s worth. We aim to establish confidence of this kind.
ant Home loaded potatoes for Sau
Francisco this week.
When a firm" has been in your vicinity as long as we have you know
There was three ear loads of flour and
something
of that firm. Don’t you ?
feed unloaded this week for local mer­
We want our reputation among you to be such that when you send here
i chants and interior points south.
Master Dolph \ audvver has gone to
for
goods
you are confident of getting just what you want and at the right price.
tiis uncle, George Gill ol Carley, Wash.
Win Shepard has leased the Coou ■
We expect to make some profit, of course; that’s what we are here for,
[ farm tor one year.
but we won’t sell you one thing below cost and make it ip on something else.
Jake Lusser of Bridal Veil is visiting
fi lends ill Troutdale this week.
People put a worm on a hook and call it a “ bait.” Some dealers put merchandise on
Born to the wile of Ed Mastern an
tne hook and call it a “ leader.” A “ leader ” is a “ bait,” and a “ bait ’’ is a “ leader.”
! eight pound girl.
We won’t bait you on “ leaders ” and make you pay extra for other things in order
Harvey Parkins of Portland visited
! here recently.
to regain what we lost on the “ leader.”
The lodges here have rented Osborn
Why go away from home to*trade when you can buy all the goods you want right
brother's ball for the coming year in­
stead of the Masonic hall which they
here and at reasonable prices ?
I formerly occupied.
Mrs. B. W. Grant of Portland visite I
When you buy goods away from home you pay your money and take what they
her («rents recently, Mr. and Mrs. D.
choose to send you.
W. McKay.
Mrs. Annie Smith of Palmer is the
The other fellow gets the money and if you don’t like what you get, what are you
guest of her mother, Mrs. P. W. Pelton.
going to do ? Keep it, that’s all.
Miss H. Baunninaii and Miss Susie
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1 etrich of Portland were the guests of
If you buy goods of us that are not as we represent them, bring them back and we’ll
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Logan Sunday.
replace them or refund your money.
Percy Harris has returned from Cove,
Oregon, and will work for the Union
No firm dealing in goods of inferior quality ever makes this offer. We make it
Why he is the man that came here fourteen years
Meat company.
ago and started a peanut stand. Now he is dealing in
because we know our goods are first-class, and we want you to feel that an article Is good
Mrs. R. Hunt and sister have return­
anything you want to buy or sell from a needle to a
when we say so.
ed
from her old home in Missouri and
threshing machine.
will be at her home in the Light Cottage.
In the city rent is high, water tax, electric light, expensive clerk hire and other modem
GARDEN SEEDS—A 1.1. KINDS—GARDEN TOOLS,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Powell were in Trout­
ONION SETS, FLOUR and FEED, HARNESS EXTRAS,
expenses
all have to be paid, and you help pay them when you trade therer
dale on business the first of the month.
FURNITURE—ALL KINDS—PATENT MEDICINES,
The Ladies Aid Society are preparing
STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, FURNISHING GOODS
Doesn’t it stand to reason that we can make you better prices when we avoid those
to give a white sale in the near lulure.
expenses
? Ever think of it that way ?
The Store that Sells Sunflower Shoes for style and wear
Mrs. Wm Johnson has returned ||oni
Kern Park where she lias been visiting
We buy goods as cheap and get as big a discount as our city competitors. Having
her daughter, Mrs. James Pelton.
The Shoe Merchant
lighter
expenses
enables us to make lighter prices.
Mr. Ricket and Mr. Johnson of Hurl­
burt were ill Troutdale on business
TROUTDALE, ORE.
If you are not already acquainted with the above facts, an investigation will confirm
recently.
them
and
convince you that when we say so, it’s so.
Miss Emma Cook and R. Pritchard of
Portland visited over sumlav with Mrs.
Why not patronize home enterpris^and spend your money where you get your favors ?
Susie Timms.
The time was . . .
Fred Pelton and family of Sellwood
were the guests of Mrs. W. P. Pelton
when people were satisfied with any kind of
Sunday.
blacksmithing. IT IS NOT SO NOW.
Sandy Richardson of Baker City was
We are in a position to meet the demand. Our
the guest of his father, J. G. Richard-
work is our best recommendation. Remember,
And if you want something we haven’t in stock we’ll be pleased to get it for you.
Bon, Sunday.
O. Rowley of Camas was a recent
visitor.
SPECIALTY OF HORSESHOEING
The Union Meat company received
twenty-five car balds of cattle from East­
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ern Oregon on the 5th.
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Aaron Fox spent a few' days at Collins | cert is under the allspice« of, and for j Some interesting facts are brought out
The [.«dies Aid Society of the M. E.
Hot Springs this week in the hope of the lenefit jf the Troutdale Public by acon>|>nri»onof the two years reports. church sewed lor Mrs. J. N. Mewhiter
i Library. Those attending may lie hu re Out <>l the 225 enrolled last year, 45 have last Wednesdny afternoon. Numerous
getting relief from rheumatism.
[of enjoying a musical treat.
removed from the district or have pass- garments for children were made out of
Ernest
Ilall
spent
Sunday
with
rela
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FAIRVIEW NOTES.
J. L. Hicklin who has lx-eu ailing ever
ed the school age. On the other hand the material furnished hy the host. A
tive» here.
since the Ix-giiiiiing of the new year, has
’ 67 have either moved into the district good social tirno was had and refresh­
Rev. C. E. Crandall and dauishter
C. C. Oliver of Portland was a recent gone to Collins Hot Springs to remain
or are enrolled for the first time. 14 are ments were served to the 12 ladies pres­
Esther are visiting at Hood River this guest of W. Flliaon.
for sometime.
now four years old. Last year there ent.
w cek.
The census for Gresham sch'sd district
Mrs. J. H. Stapletgn recently visited
The quartette from the Taylor street
were 11.
C. C. Wilcox of Portland visited his her daughter, Mrs. Frank Waters, in M. E. church, under the able leader­ No. 1 has been completed ami shows an
The elntice given for the benefit of the
The Old Folks Pedro Club entertain«d
ship of Mr. Boyer, will give a concert in enrollment of 247 an increase of 22 over
patents here the first of the week. Miss Portland.
The Revelers Inst Fridav night March H, G re* ha in IwiNelmH team, I mm I Saturday
last
year's
enrollment.
Of
this
numlier
Fox's
ball
Saturday
evening
March
23.
Miss
Edith
Jenkins
of
Portland
visit
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Daisy Wilcox is s|x-nding a few days
night, win greatly enjoyed bv nil present.
t Miss Fox will be the pianist. The con- 121 are males and 120 aie females. which was a brillant success.
ed relatives here on Sunday.
with her parents this week.
Every Dav is Powder Dav with Us
WE PAY the Highest Market Price for Butter *md Eggs.
PEOPLE LIKE TO KNOW
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Who is Logan?-
S. S. Logan,
We Carry Everything usually Found in a First-class General Store
All Work Done Promptly and Quickly
E R E S H
BREAD
DAI LY
Jas. H. Latham,
Additional Gresham Locals
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SAVE YOUR CASH COUPONS--Thev are.Valu^
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& HARLOW
General
TROUTDALE
Merchandise
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