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DAVENPORT-THOMPSON
COMPANY
We wish to «sprees our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends for their
sympathetic words and helpful acta
which lightened the burden and Borrow
in the recent death nt our daughter and
sister.
Mrs. Elisabeth Koch,
Louie Koch.
Henry Koch,
Mice Amanda Koch.
Paul Koch.
laalie'e Weekly publishes in its latest
aomher a picture showing the eontenla
of the storeroom of the steamer "Ham
burg" with sup pl wo used for the fare
well banquet tendered Roosevelt on his
recent trip acnm the Atlantic.
Fore
most among the good things displayed
are numerous boxes of Hood Kiser ap
ples, and fortunately for Hood Kiver
and Oregon the boxes ere so placed that
the labels ars easily reed in the picture
Don’t forget the "Want Adi” on page 8.
When addreeeing a letter or card
with a lead pencil, see that the address
is plainly written.
Pen and ink is
preferable.
When you address a letter or card
see that you spell the town correctly.
Do not abbreviate the namee of citiea,
like Cin. (for Ciaeiaaatti, or Phil, for
Philadelphia, and do not neglect the
state, for there are a number of citiea
in the United Slates of the same name.
For instance,there are twenty Portlands
and six Greshams.
And don't write
only City, for if by some mistake a
clerk making up the mail should gel it
in with a bunch of letters going to an
other town and stale, how will the re
ceiving clerk know what city to return
the letter to?
When you address a letter or card
leave room for the stamp and postmark
in the upper right hand corner. Post
marks will often blur the address when
written too near the right hand corner.
lk> not put writing in newspapers or
packages. If you do it makes the arti
cle first«lass, and requires letter post
age, two cents an ounce or fraction of
an ounce.
Written or typewritten letters in un
seal«! envelopes are subject to the same
rale of postage as when sealed—two |
cents an ounce or fraction of an ounce.
Postcards containing writing and en-1
closed in transparent envelopes, if
sealed or unsealed, require a two cent
stamp, and the stamp most be placed
on the aNVCLoi'i, not the canl.
Put your return address on your let-1
Beaver State Herald
ORANGES. Washington Natele H6-126
176-200
LEMONS. Fancy 3X
«
4 Uli
BLACK WALNUTS.
FILBERTS.
Per lb.....
BRAZII>.
.05
PECANS.
Sixes 64 to Hi
3.75 to
PINEAPPLES. As to size
HONEY.
3.50
Fancy stock
APPLES.
1.50 to
Per case
..4M to
Pfer lb..........
POTATOES. Burbanks, fancy, per cwt..
ONIONS.
Loa Angel«.
2.50 to
Per lb
MPABAG1 8
04 to
RHUBARB.
Per lb.................................. 02 to
GREEN ONIONS.
LETTUCE.
Per doe .........................
Hot house, 4 dot ._....... 1.50 to
TOMATOES.
Per crate, 6 dot
,05
,«1
3.00
.15
J unite».. very fine
.15
<*
Roast« I, per lb . ........
Kaw. per lb.............................................
.05
Per do«
.55
OOOOANTT8.
Fard, 14 lbs to box, per box
1-35
Tillamook ...........................
.15
Cream Brick..........................................
.20
DATES.
CHEESE.
We solicit consignments of
CONSIGNMENTS.
EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL and DRESSED HOGS
POULTRY.
Mixed chickens............... 12 to
.13
Hens, fancy, per lb.................................14 to
15
.07
Rooster», per lb.............. ................................
.10
.03
Ducks, per lb.
14 to
.15
.45
Turkeys, per lb
18 to
.30
1.75
3.00
.............
1.50
Oiegons, 24 boxes..................... .....................
3.25
15-box crate
.15
Per lb
PEANUTS.
.14
12H
...................
STRAWBERRIES.
.07
1.3 to
2.50
2M to
Fancy, per cwt
HORSERADISH.
2.50
3 50
NEW POTATOES.
CABBAGE.
4 IMI
Per lb.
Per lb
3.00
GRAPEFRUIT.
.12
125Í
ALMONI*.
< 'hoice
Crated
DATES
Fancy No. I, per lb
I«w than eai-k
3.50
BANANAS.
Poultry dreased, 1 cent higher
VEAL.
Fancy, per lb.............................. tri io
DRESSED HOGS.
EGGS.
.10
Fancy, per lb____ 00 to
.10
Per doc......................................... 23 to
.25
Shipping tags furnished when requested
GET IN TOUCH WITH US
DAVENPORT-THOMPSON CO
May 15, 1909
144 Front Street
Twelfth Edition
application tilled out before the carrier
arrives.
Don’t keep the carrier any longer
than necessary to converse with you.
These little things all help the carrier
to get around his route on schedule
time.
It you have any grievances or com
plaints to make about the service you
receive, state it in a letter add reuse. 1 to
your postmaster.
If any patron of this office wishes to
ask any questions in regard to postal
information, I will gladlv answer by
letter or through The Beaver State
Herald with permission of the editor.
I M c C oll , P M.
Gresham, Oregon.
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When You think of Job
Printing-think of Us.
PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.
4 20,842.46
LIABILITIES
Capital slock paid in.............................
10.0110.00
Individual deposits subject to check
».660 46
Demand certificates of deposit.........
4H0.1W
Time certificates of deposit ...............
«82.01
T otal ,............................................
I X,822.46
STATE OF OREGON,
1
County of Multnomah, J
1, F. E. H ablow , Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the beet of my knowledge and belief.
F. E. H ablow , Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to
CORRECT—Atteet:
before Ibis 5th day of May,
L. A. H ablow
19Ü0.
M. L. H ablow
L. A. H arlow ,
F. E. H arlow
Notary Public.
Directors.
FREQUENT
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MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE.
LONG TIME,
EASY PAYMENTS
RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED.
The Jackson Loan & Trust Co.
Fort Worth, Texas, or Jackson, Miss.
ürçSandy Hotel
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Oresham
This is Vour Chance
3.00
FIGS
NITS
WALNUTS.
Fancy SE
RESOURCES
loans and discounts....... ...........................
Bonds, securities, etc........ ......................
Hanking house, furniture and fixtures
Due from banks mot reserve banks)
l>ue from approved reserve banks
Checks and other cash items................... ,
Cash on hand...............................................
Expenses .....................................................
T otal ,
Í • i JjM.
$1.50
2.25
150 2.75
£
Darrow’s History of the Grange and The
Herald for 1 year,
-
Poultry Secrets Disclosed, Farm Journal for
2 years, and The Herald, 1 year,
Phones A 1462
Mate 462
PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES
BANK OF TROUTDALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Write Today I
U
OTHERS FOLLOW
Report of the Condition of the
Publish?«! by the Grrtham Fualofllr*
(<>r (hr benefit of
For years I was troubled with bilious
ness and constipation, which made life
miserable for me. My ap|<etite failed
me. I lost iny usual force and vitality.
Pepsin preparations and cathartics only
made matters worse. I do not know
where I should have been today had I
not triewl Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The Tablets relievo the
ill feeling at once, strengthen the digOB-
tive functions, purify the stomach, liver
and blood, helping the system to do its
work naturally.— Maa. R osa P otts , Bir
mingham, Ala. These tablets are for
ters, then if it cannot lie delivered it |
sale by Gresham Drug Co.
Offered by
144 FRONT STREET
at Troutdale, in the State ol Oregon, at the close of busineee April 28, 1809.
Card of Thanks.
Blllousneas and Constipation
Postal Information
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
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PORTLAND, ORE.
CHIRR Y VILLE
Portland.
Ed Ely is working al the Rhododen
dron Tavern
WHOLESALE
WE LEAD—
Y
WELCHES
BULLETIN
will be returned to you, and not be
sent to the dea>l letter office.
Don't forget to put a stamp on your
letter, or better still buy your envelopes
SANDY
already stam|>ed, you can get twenty-
Henry Parrei la priqiaring lo build *
John Mauhling has leased his place live tor fifty-four cents. You can get
blacksmith shop on Main blrsel op|xx for three years to a party at Kandy.
them from your carrier or at the pout-
site ths Slvery tara.
olfice.
Mrs. Kockwixid baa returned from
Mr. Gray’s residence looks bright and
When wishing to send money always
California to reside here through the
clean In Its new coat ol paint.
purchase a money order, for if sent in
summer.
Friday, May 7th, the door of "The
thia manner and it is luet, the postoflice
Mrs. Nat Bussie has gone to Seattle
Little White School House," after a
department will iaaue a duplicate. If
for a few weeks stay.
quarter ol century of usefulness. was
you wlsfi
«end money to "ye home
Vernon Mauldlng is out here for a tew folks" in tl>e old country, there is no
closed not to lie reopened with the a|e
proach of autumn
But ere the skip weeks visit with Ina parents.
safer way than an lNTsa.VATio«AL
ping ol children's tert aixl their merry
Mr. Hart brought a man out from M ossy Oauaa.
Voices ceased to resound within its Portland hi purchase the Bradley 40
Valuable mall should lie sent tirst-
walls, the pupils Inviteli their parents acres Joining Billie Welch's place and class, and registered, for the postolflce
and friends to s|i«iid ths last day with will lay it int» 5-acre tracts.
department will make g'»«l any lose in
th.m. A delicious picnic lunch was
John Murphy and hie daughter, Zeph- j the mail not to exceed twenty-five
served ami In the afternoon under the erlne, have gun« to Purtlaud for a lew j dollars <*25).
shade ol the cedar trees, while recalling days.
When you mail a letter, or package,
see that it is sulistaotially done up.
many happy hours spent In the years
The rapid handling of the mails eome-
past, all enjoyed an abundance ol can
(wn men Idi Club I’ldnnlnq Muth. times destroys a ¡»oor envelo|«, or cov
dy, nuts aud ice cream.
ering of a package, and your mail is
Mrs. McElroy s|ient several days in
(Continued Iron. First Page.)
thus loet.
Portland last week.
When you move to another poetoffice
Ihin't lorget the dance Saturday, May
It. W Emery coneented to act as clerk
notify the postmaster of your former
IMb, Junker's Hall
of Msrket Dsv for the present and will
|>oetoince to forward your mail. All
list all atticles sent to him for private
tirstclaae. letters, cards and sealed
sale
or
auction.
You
should
notify
him
(OIIKUI
matter will lie forwarded without extra
s» soon as |xiesible of any articles you
Mr. atxl Mrs. W. Frank liedin of ra|«ct to bring to the next Market Day, postage. Other r-ail you will be noti
fied of on an official card of tlie amount
Northport, Wash., are visiting relatives Wednesday, June 2d.
of |HMlage required to forward the ar
here.
The clerk was authorisnl to advrrtise
Also notify the postmaster uf
Hannah Holin «as at home Saturday listed articles al the expense of the l>e- ticle
I your uew address to hold your mail
and Sunday.
valopmrnt 1-eagur
The earlier they
Harry Ncbneider anil lawrence Cres | are listed the more chance of securing until called for.
Notify the publishers of your papers
well are gisal coiiiolians and did justice buyers. Articles lor private sale should
that you have changed your postotlice,
to their parts in the Cowboy play.
lie listed early and will be advertised
and give them your new address
Mrs. Hangbuiuer hail a strange visi free ol coat.
letters from the Tension Agency can
tor in the way ol a large hound that
E. I*. Smith, of Hie Eastwood Nurs
stole into the kitchen when no one was eries, suggested to Hie l-eague a plan lur I m - delivered only to party addressed,
looking and broke many dlshse, sale up a Cherry Festival, to be held about the or to some one of his or tar family
an entire cake and took his depar middle of July. Ills idea was to secure authorised to receive the same.
If you have a friend vieiting you
ture.
Hie co-operatlun of ctierry growers
Fishing is giMsl now and many a Port throughout this section, gel together have their mail sent in your care.
It you receive a letter by mistake,
lander finds his way to the mountain several thousand pounds of choice cher
streams near here.
ries and invite the public to come and that is not yours, do not open it, but
Did you sea that load of calves r>iu( see and taste the products of Hie or return to the office; but if you by mis
up to Paul Dunn's farm’
chards of this region.
The plan will be take open it, write on the envelope
Mr. Proctor is doing nicely.
found more fully slat*! in another opened by mistake and eiun yoob
E. E. Miller and an auto party tnada column. The suggestions were acted mamb .
It is advisable for rural patrona to
a Sunday visit to Cottrell.
on favorably by the league and a com
Ws ought to have an auto hospital for mittee, of which Mr. Smith la chairman, k<-ep on hand a eupply of stamped en
stray motor bykes.
was appointed as a Cherry Day com velopes, postal cards, one and two cent
stamps. You can get them from your
The rain is very beneficial to hay and mittee.
grain crops.
Ho tar the meetings of the Club have carrier.
Don't get vexed if your carrier or the
been bueineaa meetings mainly. It was
liiougtil that it was about lime to have poetoffice force sometimes make a mis
We all make mistakes some
a meeting tor promoting go>xl fellow take.
times
We are only human. See that
Mias Elisabeth Koch died May 4tb ship among the members aud listening
your box is kept in good order. If the
of tuberculosis. She wm 26 years of age to speeches for the general welfare and
If
and died at the place where she was growth of the league and interest others binges need oiling, attend to it.
It your liox is not convenient for the car-
born. Funeral services was held by io the work the league is doing,
i rier to drive up to. change it.
Kev. M B. Parounagian of Gresham, was decided to have a banquet in the
If it is nei-esaary to place coin in the
■ mmus U x I by Wm. 8 Kenyan, She was a near future and Dr. tilt, Mr. Egan and
mesiber of the German Lutherin D M. Rolx-rle were appointed a com ’ box for stamps, do not put it loose in
church. She was a good girl and well mittee to make arrangements for tlie the box, but pul in an old envelope or
cup.
Six of her girl same.
liked by everyone,
I>on’t place packages or letters in
The Publicity Committee reported jn
friends acted as pall bearers,
Many
eomc plans for sending out information 1 your mail box for the carrier to deliver
flowers were placed on her grave.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wasps were very about lireshaiu and the surrounding ' to some one else on the route free. It
, requires postage
agreeably surprised by a number of country.
Put your letter» and cards crossways
What is being done is of a practical
neighbors coming over and spending a
pleasant evening playing games and nature; not very elaborate or expensive, of the box, and not lengthways. It is
easier to pick up. Always have your
but is sure to bring gtxxl results.
singing
| letters ready when the carrier arrives
B. F. Hart <>t Montavilla broke down
Have your mail addressed, and if you
bis auto on Cherryville Hill last week.
i wish a money order, always have the
Mrs. Betty Bramwell baa gone to
LATEST NEWS OE SANDY AND VICINITY
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First-class accommodations
Commercial trade solicited
Clean beile and good meals
Fwd Stable ii C mmcììh
CASPER JUNKER, Prop.
Sandy,
Oregon
RAPID
COMFORTABLE
Springwater Division
STATIUS
EASTBOUND
PORTLAND
Golt Júnenos
Stanley
Lsnu Junction.
Sycamore...........
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Linnemann
GRK8HAM
Hogan...................
Anderson............
Haley..............
Borins.................
Bieter...................
Barton
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Ka«1e Creek.
Currinevilie.
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Eagle Creek
Deep Creek...
Barton.............
Sieter................
Boring
Haley................
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Horan..............
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Stanley..
Golf Junction.
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A. M. Bgures In Rosas.
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P. M. Sturts la black.
For Oregon City, Canemah Park and way points, change can at Golf
Junction.
For Lents, Mt. Scott and east side pointe. change cars at Lents Junction.
General Offices, First and Aider Sts., P obtlahd , Oaaooa.