Gresham
PHONE JO
MAIN ST.
&
Anchor Store
Ornerai Men.hand!»». Feed. Etv’.
See our General Line
Household Necessities
Hindoo Glass
Mardnare
Rubbers
Shoes
Dry Goods
Groceries
Flour and feed
When a man wear» funny thing» in
th • line« of collars, tie«, shirts, it looks
as if he had no taste in dress.
Our stock of Ties. Collars, Shirts are 1
right.
FOR SALE—Lincoln Sheep. Poland
China Hogs, breeding stock of all sites.
Webb Farm. Phone 158
E'OR SALE—Extra large cedar poet».
H. E. Davis, Gresham; Phone 21.
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LUMBER—At our new mill ll4 miles
southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber.
Jonsrud Bros.
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HORSES!
See 8. S. Thompson for horses. Phone
8M
FOR SALE—100 head of Angona
goats; will sell part or whole to suit the
purchaser. Terms reasonable. W. M.
Hardin. Bull Kun, tire.
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FOR SALE—Cheap; a double-seated
hack with an extension top. A. Brüg
ger, Melville Farm,Gresham,Route 1. (tf
WAS TED—Fresh cows by T. R. How
itt, Gresham.
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FOR SALE—A full blood Jersey bull,
three years old, of good breeding; the
kind t hat will improve your herd. Thus.
Spillmann, Sandy Ridge.
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TO SELL—Two span light horses ;one
light buggy, cushion tire runabout,new :
one rubber tire surrey, canopy top. al
most new. Inquire of Lewis Shattuck,
Gresham, Or.
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WANTED—Success Magazine wants
an energetic and responsible man or
woman in Gresham to collect for renew
als and solicit new eubecriptions during
full or spare time. Experience unnec
essary. Any one can start among their
friends and acquaintances and build up
a paying and permanent business with
out capital. Complete outfit and in
structions free. Address “VON," Suc
cess Magazine, Room 1113. Success Mag-
zine building. New York City, N. Y.
BUYS’ (,IRLS! COLUMBIA BICY
CLE FREE! Greatest offer out. Get
vour friends to subscribe for our maga
zine and we will make you a present of
a #40 Columbia bicycle—the l>e»t made.
A-k for particulars, free outfit and cir-
enlar telling how to start. Addreaa
“The Bicvde Man.” 20-31 East 22 St,
New York City, N. Y.
FOR KENT—A five-room cottage
Mr». S. Burr, Gresham.
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LoST—Between Bapti«t church and
Linneman station, a leather-covered
boggy cushion.
Leave same at Herald
office or phone. Farmers 87, and receive
reward.
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TAKEN VP—Two yearling heifers,
one black and one yellow.
Phone
Gresham 1591.
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We will handle your Butter,
Eggs and Poultry
PLEASANT VALLEY
D. W. Potter weul to Sixprong.Waah..
last Monday where be will visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Will Marteeney.
C. 8. Brasswell has returned from the
Deschutes country where he has tieen
working for the past three month».
James Richey and family started last
Monday tor Grants Pass where they will
make their future home
J. S. Packham and family, recent ar
rivals from Missouri, have rented the
Broocks place and moved in.
W. I’. Moore transacted business in
Portland on Tuesday.
Rodlun Bros, have a contract for cut
ting railroad ties and are busy tilling it.
Mr. Giltner of Portland has bought
the O. P. Hedge place and is busy mov
ing in this week. He is plauulng to set
out a vineyard on his place.
E. E. Pink lev is putting the finishing
touches to bis new barn this week.
A Kasper was a Portland visitor last
Wednesday.
Crushed rock is being put on the Fos
ter road near Henry Teage's place
The Pleasant Valley Push Club met
Wednesday evening and discussed var
ious questions relating to civic improve
ment.
Administratrix Notice.
N Aice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court,of Multnomah county,
Oregon, administratrix of the estate of
Sylvester Cannon, deceased, and has
qualified as such. All persons having
claims against the estate of said deceas
ed are hereby notified to present the
same, verified according to law , to the
undersigned at her resilience at Pleasant
Home, in said county.within six months
from the date of this notice.
A lice C xx . xon , Administratrix.
Dated September 28, 19U9.
10-22-UW
New.
Just arrived a fine assortment of
Linoleums in 6 and 12 foot widths in
both heavy and light weights, of prints
and inlaid in entirely new patterns tfiat
closely imitates carpet and will make
vour kitchen look as well as yonr j>»r-
lor. With the long line of mattings and
rugs that R. R Carlson curries is
daily bringing trade to Gresham that
heretofore has been compelled to go to
Portland, therefore a saving of from ten
to thirty per cent to the purchaser, (tf
FuK KENT—Nine acres giaai cleared
land, new house, barn, wire chicken
yard, s >me fruit trees. berrv bushes and
What M ould You Do?
fine spring, 3 miles south of Gresham
Apply to P. Sharkey A Son, 53 Union
In case of a burn or scald what would
Ave., Portland.
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LOST—Child’s gold locket and chain. juries are liable to occur in any family
Finder leave at The Herald office; re and everyone should be prepared for
ward.
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a soft cloth will relieve the pain almost
FOR SALE—A span of work rnares; instantly, and unless the injury is a
will sell one or both; weigh 1100 ami very severe one, will cause the parts to
12 0 pounds. J. A. Palmqmst, I', heal without leaving a scar. For sale
miles southeast of Gresham.
(4o by Gresham Drug Co.
BOY' WANTED—Kitchen boy want
ed at Sandy hotel. Apply at once. (45
FOR SALE—AH or part of 27acres
with 5-toom bungalow, hot and cold
water, good outbuildings, young or
chard; one mile south of Linn-mann
Junction on O. W. P.
Ross Heinly,
Pnone Gresham 75.
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FOR BALE—Poland China pigs ; Geo.
Lusted. Phone 343.
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FOR SALE—Farm or driving horse,
weigh 1000 pounds ; will take cow in ex
change Lee Ball, Gresham. R. 5. (45
H'l: MALE—Berkshire pigs. •’> weeks
old. John Palmblad, Route 5; phone
2841.
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PHOTOS
. . ALL KINDS . .
EXCELLENT WORK
'STUDIO
Main Street, - Gresham, Ore.
LUMBE
AT LENTS
For Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Light Hardware.
R. I. Anderson, who has lived at
Orient the past eight year» and baa be-
come well known as an auctioneer, ha»
decided to aell hi" pvrimnal prxqierty
ami move to Carlton, Yamhill county.
His wale will take place on Saturday, j
Nov. 20, at 10 a. m. W. 8. Wood will
act a» auctioneer.
There will be preaching next Sunday
morning m the Methodiat church; sub
ject: “Do we need a revival?” Sun-
day school at 10 a. in. Temperance ad-,
dree« bv Mrs. Unrue in the evening.
J. A. Kern, the lumberman, happen
ed to a painful accident this week which
has necessitated hia confinement to his
room for «everal days.
He was stack-.
ing lumbar at hi» sheds when the scaf
fold fell, precipitating huu • to the
ground and wrenching hia back.
Wv
are glad to learn lie la now able to be
About.
Mr?«. Nellie Wirti received word on
Tueeday of the death of her mother,
Mra. A. G Wagoner, ut Foreat Grove,
who waa at the time id her death visit
ing a daughter at Kainier.
W. H • Hamilton of Vancouver waa
in town Thursday.
Mra. Ada|Wallece Unrue, stale presi
dent of the W. C. T. I . of Oregon, will
speak next Sunday, Nov. 7, on general
temperance isauea at the Baptist church
Abeolutvly Wind and Water PrtM»f
ln»uri.ig l>ry Fwt
Convenient and Durable
al 11 a. in ; al the Free Method itt
church atJ2 p. m. (for ladies> ami at the
.Methodist church at 7 >U) p. in. In the
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
afternoon her subject will l»e “Almost
men and women.”
AU are cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
B. W. Emery has had a light attack
of appendicitis this week.
Lewis Shattuck's store windows show
artistic skill in disp’ay.
His ads alm»
are carefully written and should l>e
read each week by everyone.
The girls of the Gresham High School
have ovganued a glee club, known as
the Lucerne Glee Girl» They will give
an entertainment for the benefit of the
school in the near future. Further an
nouncements will be given later.
F. A. Fleming, late of Hood River,
has purchased a site south of Ford
Metiger's residence on Deput street,
from Dr. A Thompson and will imme
SocMBors to T. R Howitt
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diately erect a modern livery barn and
Rayburn A Sin. have moved I heir
feed stable.
Mr. Fleming comes well grocery stock into the new building ad-
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Solicits your trade.
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recoin mended as a live up-to-date bn*!- joining them.
nes* man, thoroughly conversant with
W. E. Hardy i» building the Kataky
Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats.
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the business in which he will engage. brother» hutue».
Top
prices
for
Dressed
Hogs,
Veal,
Etc.
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He will move to Gresham next week,
Mr». J. H. Marahall ami daughter,
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bringing his fami)y consisting uf wife, «I>etit a law day« in the ixiuntry tld«
son and daughter.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley, ¡larents of
Poetmaster Spring ha» jiut installed
Mrs. H. Thompson, have moved to some new lock hoxea for the conven
Gresham from Imbler, eastern Ort gon.
ience of hi» patron».
They have purchased the new bungalow
The »(lit brought again»t Mr Bow
opposite the public school from Thomp
man for damage, by Mr. Halter, ha»
son Pugh.
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ber part iits, \|r Mn,| \|r> |u.|| un Wed-
la-en derided !<>r Bowman, the coat» be-1
C0KBH1
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A s<x’ial will l»e held at the home of ing thrown on the pnawcution.
nenday.
Corbett,
N<»v.
I.
l^-wi«
Benflt-M
was
Mrs. John Metzger on Friday evening,
Mr ( ampladl, a reai estate man of
Mr anil Mr». Hall have lieen attend th-er buntiiiK Saturday.
Nov. 12. for tl.e benefit of the M. E.
Muotavllla, w«a al Fcrmlah- Placa re-
ing
to
buainea»
at
F.»t*cada
and
Grevliam
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church. All are invited.
Mr». Albert Fox of Troutdal« viaiteil crntly lur „mola» of Eugb.h walnuta.
thi» week.
her mother Friday.
Fred Johnson, who lived in Gresham
quim-a. ami appfo. (oih.play in Ina ol
The O. W. I*, i» running a new light-1
some years ago, was in thia vicinity on
ile«.
ing line into Evergreen Park. Thia will | Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Evan« attended
Tuesday. He expects to locale here.
the
apple
show
nt
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mm
I
River
^aturdnv
Tha aacornl montli nt achrml andati
prove to be a great convenience a» well
E. J. Gradin is putting in an acetelin
Iri'lav. Tho»a nama» appeariiig oa tha
aa a matter of economy lor that ueigli-
F.
C.
Reed
waa
a
Portland
visitor
on
gas plant at his residence south of low n.
roti of Imnor wara Esther ami Kenneth
borhood.
Saturday.
We have just received a note from
Kincaiil, Emma Hhybrovk, Iva Read,
The Halloween entertainment given
Bennie and Ethel Handera of Columbia
Mrs. L. Allard of Troutdale who is now
at the Grange hall waa a great »ui-rraa. Beach vinited at the M. E. Read home ami Ruby llasamussati.
in Birighain, Utah. She expects to re
Mr. Peteraoti, wh<> haa baen a visitor
Simetlgng like 4'5 waa cleared and Saturday and Sunday.
main there several months and requests
at thè E, II. Kf.t-d home for avverai
everybody bad a g<x"l time.
The Herald sent to her.
Mr«. Sidwell and <dady« »pent several weak«, ha» girne tu I-ester, Waah., lo
Mr. Ward, who purchased the pmjier- daya in Portland.
Pori. Huff recently sol<! his house and
vi«it hi« «un.
ty of former resident Montgomery, baa ,
lots in town to W. E. Wood. Mr. Huff
Mian
E^ntna
Hankey
was
out
from
Mi.« Sarah lohnaon<><Cadsllac.M.cb.,
moved into the new houae recently,
Portland on Toe*lay to visit her ni-ter. I 1« vlalting tier ctiuaina. Mi«« Emma
will move to Portland.
erected thereon.
Frank Escobar has improved his pro|»-
Ijitirn Reed visited her tiater, Mra. ' Hankey and Mr,. F. II. Read.
Grange meet. Saturday, the 13th. A
Albert Fox at Trout4iale on Saturday.
erty on Powell street by putting down full attendance i, expected.
Mr« Dreaaell returnod troni Portland
a tine cement walk.
There is nothing
Herman leader haa l»een quite tick un Sumlay.
There
i»
talk
of
a
new
«cboolhonae
for
that recommends a town more than
the past week.
Alice Ra»amu««rii carne uj> front Fair-
good walks, which not only enhances Ijenta.
Mr. ami Mra. Ranamuiiaen were in view F'riday.
Fri.nl» of Fred B. Chapman, «on of
the value of the property adjoining, but
Portland on Saturday
are a great convenience to the public. I Henry Chapman of Lenta, were «adly J
The Columbia Telephone Company ■
Sick Headache.
»urpriaed to learn that he bad died at
The road work which has been in Salem on. Monday of catarrhal (ever. are grading preparatory to moving their ;
Thi« di»tres«ing diaeaae rrtnlta front
progress for the past several month« in Fred wa, well known at Lenta where building in line with the buildings at a disordered eonditluu of th« «tomach
the immediate vicinity of Gresham, hks hi« jatrent, anil other memlier» nt the thifl place and expect to enlarge the and can lie cured by taking Chamber
been completed, leaving us with as fine family reaide.
He haa been an active building. Mifli« May Walker han l»een lain » Stomach ami Liver Tablet». Get
» free «ample al Gresham Drug Co. and
macadamized roads as can l>e found in member of the younger aet that hna employed an op4*rator.
this or any other state. The work was been ao prominent in the work of the
F. II. Reed ami wife made a trip to
under the direction of Supervisor G. W. , Evangelical church. He haa lived with Wanhougal in their launch Saturday.
Kenney who has latxired faithfully for
Gresham Feed Mill; first-class work
j friend« at Wooilwere for teveral year«.
Mr. ami Mra. Uhafl. laituuerll visited
the present excellent condition of our At the time of hia death he was a
guaranteed ; open Kept. 7.
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highways.
j atudent at Willamette Univeraity. Hav-
' ing been ill for aeveral daya he aeiit
word home to have them come get him,
but for aortic reason the letter did not
reach hia people until too late.
Fred
was one of the lieat young men of the
You can save money by bringing your business to us.
neighborhood.
Exemplary in every I
We have a complete line of Maple Groceries, Hardware.
way ; quiet, of goral liabita, induatriona
Crockery,
Hams, Bacon and lard. One price to all and that thè
and generally regtAded with favor. The
funeral waa held Thuraday at the Evan lowest. The following are just a few of our many bargains :
gelical church ¡after which interment
2 Can« Crwin, . . UR
2 Can« Tomatoes. . iw
waa made at Multnomah cemetery, lie
2 (ana Com.
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Coal < HI per gal
GOOD
FLOUR,
per
aack,
. . || jb " i
W
leave» to mourn hia lone, hia father and
per bbl., . . 4.70
mother, three brotliera and three’»lat
er«, who have the aympotby of many
Country Shorts for the price of City Shorts.
friend, and acquaintance«.
We are exclusive agents for frojan Powder. No headaches
All Kind« of Building
Material .... Bootie.
Flooring, Ceiling and
Finishing.................
ALL
KILN
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Site E. W. MIL LEK, 1. LEKT8
Wih v A ll»-ri < Hflce
Gresham feed Mill.
MILL »0 TAROS IT LEITS JUKTIOI
Rolling done Tuesdays and Fridays, i
commencing Tuesday, Sept. 7, each |
week
New rollers; firat-ela»« work !
guaranteed. D. M. Shattuck, Prop, tf1
MILLER-MOWERY
LUMBER
Company
HATTUCK’S
TORE
ATISFIES
S
M0NTY-SAVIN6 OPPORTUNITIES w ALL DfPARTMfNTS
Wet Weather Protection Goods
RUBBER B30TS
ROSE CITY AQUAPELLE
RUBBER SHOES
LEWIS SHATTUCK
GRESHAM’S LEADING MERCHANT
MOV XT SCOTT
MAIN S1REEI
GRESHAM MARKET CO. ?
HOCKINSON & SCHMOKEL
A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned
School Books
Tablets
Pencils
Slates
Pens
Ink
Rulers, Etc.
One Ruler given away
with each purchase.
DRIED
Foster Road and Main St.
of meri t
and Supplies
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES.
Open every day.
WANTED—12 to 14 acres of land ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a
cleared on contract. t ome and see and
make your offer.
John Townsend,
phone 488, Troutdale.
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SEE CHAUNCEY
REMI MBI R. THIS STORE NOW CLOSES AT 0 P. M.
MJER c H a N I) I s e
Ties that are nobby and
have some snap about them.
Umbrellas that are cheap
in price but not in quality.
Want Column
GRESHAM LOGALS
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MT. SCOTT
DRUG CO.
LENTS,
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OREGON
(food Cough Mcdklne for Children and
Grown Folk», Too.
"We could hardly do without Cham-
berlain’« Cough Remedy,” say« Mr«.
Flora Deapain. of Bloyd, Ky. “I found
it to lie so good for the croup and have
u«ed it for years. I can heartily recom
mend it for cough«, cold and croup in
children and grown folk«, too.” The
atxive ahowa the implicit confidence that
many mother« place In Chamberlain'«
Cough Remedy, a confidence Irttaed on
many year«' experience tn the use of it.
No one need heaitate Io u»e thia remedy
for it contain« no chloroform, opion or
¡other narcotic« and may lie given to a
i child aa confidently aa to an adult. For
aale by Greeham Drug Co.
no thawing, safe and economical.
We are paying the following prices for your produce :
BEEF COWH, per Ib.............
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BEEF 8TEEM, per Ib........
..................... Ìj?
qi ,
lltKiH, tier Ib
MUTTON, per
rrr II lb .............
35,104c
VEAL, [ier Ib
K‘5, toll#
HIDES, per Ib
....A.10 to lO'.e
CHICKENS per Ib >
....... i>S fo w
EGGS, per tloz
.......
DAIRY BUTTER, per
II .................
ir lb
...... fl5T
CREAMERY BUTTER
...i, per ib
........7.W
APPLES. fo>x..........
... I ^5 to 1.25
Powell st.
T. R. HOWITT
(Ireaham