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G ro c e rie s
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D ry
G oods
The Essentials of Life Are W hat You Eat and What You W ear—We Have the Goods to Suit You
G r o c e r ie s
D ry G ood s
In this department we excel. Stock always fresh. High-grade Mohairs, 50c Yd. All colors in solids
Changes hands each week. Fancy
lines of canned goods.
ANCHOR STORE,
V in e g a r s , S y r u y s , C o f f e e s a n d T e a s
G RESH A M
HAMS
C arl C o n g d o n is sp e n d in g h is
m o n th ly v a c a tio n w ith h is p aren ts,
Mr. a n d M rs. W ill C ongdon.
He
is ex p ress m e sse n g e r on th e O W.
it. & N., r u n n in g b etw een P o rtlan d
a n d P e n d le to n .
Mr. an d M rs. R ay V oorhees of
P o rtle n d
w e re g u e sts of Mr. and
Mrs. W ilt C o n g d o n la s t S unday Mr.
V oorhees is o n e o f th e g r e a t lig h ts
in th e O liv er C h illed P low w orks,
Smoked m eat
is under certain
conditions cheaper today than fresh meat
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you good sugar-cured
ham for 141c to I62C
HOWITT’S MARKET
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P o w e ll St.
G resh am
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Real
Estate
Is
What
We All
Want
TH O M PSO N A P I'G II h av e a ta rg e list of b a rg a in s to select frq m .
W e buy. Hell o r tra d e .
A F E W S P E C IA L BARGAINS
50 a c re s as good as th e b e st, 3 % m iles from G resh am . $110 p er a c re
20 a c re s A -l, we d efy 5011 to h e a t it, a t $150 p e r acre.
2U a c re s fine im p ro v ed , on Ml. Hood it. it., a s good as O reg o n
a ffo rd s.
Tw o fin e lo ts In W h ite h e a d 's A dd itio n , $125 each .
70x200 feet, tile nicest b u ild in g sp o t in G re sh a m , $650 ta k e s it if
sold a t once.
T h e se p ric e s a re fo r th e n ex t 30 d ay s only
Y o u rs for q u ick sales
(ti'cshiiiu, O reg o n .
’ hompson & Pugh Reat Estate Co.
Firét State Bank
O I .D ES I
B A N K IN G
HOUSE
IN
THE
COUNTY
OU I SIDE CITY OF P O R TLAN D
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Gresham,
O regon
D o m e s t i c s o n S a le
J . H. C ale of B ra in a rd , M inn., wa
in th e city ib is w eek th é g u e st of
H essell.
J- H. M etzg er tr a n s a c te d b u sin ess
' *n Portland Thursday,
G uy W ood a n d v if e of M onta­
villa w ere in th e city S u n d ay
th e
{ K i t s , o f M t . a n d M rs
W. E.
W ood.
C arl D ahl, th e sh o e m a k e r,
says
h e is busy a n d m ay be re q u ire d to
g et m o re w o rk m en to sa tisfy
th e
in crease in b u sin ess.
Mr. L. J. C ale, of B ra in a rd , Min-
re s o ta , is sp e n d in g a few d ay s w ith
l.is old n e ig h b o r, J. C. H essell. He
expects to lo c a te so m e w h e re in fa ir
O regon.
J a m e s G oodfellow h a s ju s t put
e le c tric p o w er in h is sh o p w ith w hich
ho w ill ru n h is m a c h in e s. H is shop
is eq u ip p ed w ith a ll m o d e rn black-
s m ith ’s m a c h in e ry a n d he is p re­
p ared to d o good w o rk .
A rth u r L elan d , w ho h a s been in
iu P o rtla n d fo r th e p a st tw o years,
h as m o '
h is fam ily i n to
Mrs.
S c h u ltz ’ u o u se on M ain s tre e t.
Dr. B au cro ft, o f P o rtla n d ,
lec-
lu re i'
b efo re th e G resh am school
last 1 tie. day m o rn in g on th e Life
an d A ssassin atio n of L incoln
w as a close frien d of th e
m ar
ty red p re s id e n t an d to ld m any in-
¿crestin g tilin g s not g e n e ra lly know
T he new telep h o n e d ire c to ry is in
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O ur line of spring ginghams, 1 0c and
1 2 1 -2c Yd. Prints from 6c up
G eorge C uley h a s rem o v ed
his fam ily to L in n m an.
at
lO c
P er Y ard
A GOOD
STOVE
w ith
T he F re e M e th o d ist people
age
p u ttin g in a new sid e w a lk a t th e ir
c h u rc h on R o b e rts
a v en u e,
th e
w o rk b eing d o n e by Js tley & L a n d s
(jown
Is w h a t every w om an is
p ro u d of, a n d a poor one
is a nuisance
P a u l H o etzel is ta k in g h is place
am ong th e p ro g re ssiv e b u sin ess men
of th e to w n . H e hat' b o u g h t p ro p ­
e rty h e re a n d jo in e d th e C om m er-
► inl ilt-i* a n d p u t an ad. in T he
O utlook. N o c o m p la in ts a re h e ard
a b o u t h is b re a d , etc.
T h o se
w ho
show e n te r p ris e sh o u ld g et th e bus-
iness.
C a rro ll S. S m ith of th e
S m ith
L a n d com pany is m ailin g o u t 1000
n eat, ty p e w ritte n le tte r s to in q u ire rs
a d v e rtis in g G re sh a m ’s a d v a n ta g e s to
th e h o m eseek er.
S ev eral th o u s a n d
nam es a re received each w eek
of
p erso n s w a n tin g in fo rm a tio n . I t is
tim e fo r ev ery o ne to ta k e a n in ­
te re s t in th is w o rk .
R o u n d O a k , I n v in c ib le
U n iv e r s a l
and Other Leading Makes
C o lu m b ia and N ia g a r a
R an g es like cut, $24.50 w ith 14-inch oven, an d
$26.50 w ith 16-inch oven. C all a n d see th e display
before you buy. W e will take p leasu re in sh ow ing
the stock a n d m ak in g ex p lan atio n s
th e h a n d s of th e p rin te r a n d will hi
o u t in a few days.
T h e lis t novi
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F u r n it u r e an d
c o n ta in s 460 n am es a n d sh o w s a rap
V altie S n a sh a ll h a s o p ened a n of­
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H ardware, Main St.
id a n d sp len d id g ro w th .
fice in M o n tav illa a s a rc h ite c t an d
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Mr. ¡.ad Mrs. F ra n k
C ham bers being w ell k n o w n h e re h a s been e n ­
! a re in th e city from S e a ttle visiting gaged to d raw up p la n s fo r se v eral
' Mr. a n d Mrs. E. S. S m ith.
houses, a m o n g th e m
Dr.
H a rry
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Ed A y lsw o rth is to be com m end O tt’s resid en ce in R e q u e r's A d d itio n
Mr. an d M rs. L. D. M artin ,
of
' I ed on h ’s n e a t new sto ck of spring
fu rn is h in g s fo r men.
W en atch ee, W ash ., called on Mr.
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J . H. H oss h a s sold h is express an d Mrs. A. L. L ym an
S unday.
b u sin ess to A. L elan d , w ho to o l They w ere m a k in g a rei u rn
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1 oossession T h u rsd a y . Mr. Hoss h a t from S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia. Mr. aM r-
in is one of th e old est fru itg ro w e rs-
been in th e ex p ress b u sin ess lie n
has
fo r th e p a st e ig h t y e a rs and is 1 in th e W e n atch ee V alley an d
w ell-know n m an in th e com m unity. m ade a good su ccess of fr u it.
Mr. H osr w ill d ev o te h is tim e in th<
C arl D ahl is o n e of G re sh a m 's
fu tu re to d ra y in g a n d heavy h au l busy m en. A lm o st ev ery n ig h t he
ing.
can he seen p e g g in g aw ity, an d he
Ed O sborn, h a s in s ta lle d a five- a tte n d s s tric tly to business.
h o rsep o w er m o to r
in
h is b lack-
T h e second q u a rte rly co n feren ce
Atmth shop. Ed is alw a y s a fte r th e of th e L in n e m a n n M em orial eM th-
1 best a id th is is an indication of o d is t c h u rc h w as h eld W ed n esd ay
T h e ¿tock is com plete a n d well a s ­
1 his w ork .
a fte rn o o n .
R e p o rts
show ed
th e
sorted. Y ou will find w h a t you w a n t
Mrs. M. V ;el h a s been spending fin a n c e s w ell in h a n d .
a t th e rig h t prices. A n ew a n d
I som e tim e in P o rtla n d w ith her sick
G. H. M etcalf, a fa rm e r living
f d a u g h te r. She is g e ttin g ready for n e a r G resh am in P le a s a n t V alley,
extensive line of O xfords for ladies
j the sp rin g b u sin ess.
is n o t m issin g a s w as s ta te d y es­
by
P o rtla n d p ap ers.
T he
T h e in fa n t d a u g h te r of Mr. and te rd a y
In the Brick
Mrs. F. H . H odge o ccu rred Monday, te a m found by th e s h e r iff a t O re­
Block
F e b ru a ry 20, an d th e fu n eral w as gon C ity w as b ein g d riv en by a m an
held T u esd ay . Mrs. H odge has been in Mr. M etcalf's em ploy.
T h e rev iv al m e e tin g s in th e M eth-
t f i y ill, h u t is now a b le to be up.
H. L B all is b eg in n in g a fo u n d a
c h u rc h a re in c re a sin g in a t­
E. T. S tro n g of P o rtla n d , re p re- tio n fo r h is new h o u seo n th e P alm -
te
n
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a
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c e an d in te re s t e ach n ig h t.
v en tin g F. W h itte n b e rg , was in tow .i q u is t p ro p e rty re c e n tly p u rc h a s e d by
Rev.
G uy
P h e lp s is liste n e d
to
T h u rsd a y c a llin g on th e tra d e .
h im .
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w ith e n o jy m e n t by th e people and
Mr. an d
Mrs. C lin to n
M oran
A. G ould is p la n n in g to b u ild a
m any h av e a lre a d y ta k e n a sta n d
sp en t T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n in P o rt- new h o u se on h is p ro p e rty
so u t
fo r a b e tte r life.
Rev. Mr. B ishop
lan d tlie g u est of re la tiv e s.
e a s t of tow n.
is a ss istin g .
Roy W ood h as p u rch ased
th e
T h e M ount H ood ra ilw a y is put-
J a n ie s L aw ren ce h as re n te d
his
b u ild in g now occupied by th e G resh- tin g in a n o th e r long sw itch across
A n Exciting Story of the W est
o rc h a rd
a n d g a rd e n g ro u n d to F.
am R eal E s ta te com panv and w ill R o b e rts an d H ood av en u es.
It is
E. K adow , w ho h a s ju s t
a rriv e d
an n ex th e sam e to his re s ta u ra n t on now q u ite c e rta in th a t th e depot
j fro m dow n th e riv e r an d w ith him
.ain st' ?et an d th u s im prove h is w ill be on th e Ile q u e r p ro p e rty n e a r
a y o u n g bride. .
A iriness fa c ilitie s .
R o b e rts av en u e.
A Story of W all Street
J. J. W odeage h a s re n te d a sm a ll
i h o u se from J a n ie s L aw rence.
r trje rr c a s o * /
R
U IN
Men’s Furnishings
All the leading styles for
m en and boys. T h e new
spring bats are in. T ry
one. All the new shapes
Shoes That Wear
E d. W . A y le s w o r th
Saturday at the
Moving Picture Show
w e can place your m oney in good real
estate loans or investm ents in unim ­
proved lands that will bring good results
The Seminole Half Breed
Her Father’s Pride
Max Leads Them Novel Chase
L ucy P a tte rs o n is ill a n d
has
been u n a b le to a tte n d school th is
w eek.
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Jo e C ludo is out of school
w eek on acco u n t of illn ess.
Rube Visits the World’s Fair
th is
H a rry S tan ley h a s te e n o u t
of
school th e p ast tw o w eeks on ac­
co u n t o f illn ess
I). C. R oss h a s rem o d eled
his
■arn b u ild in g an d is c o n v e rtin g it
n to a fin e resid en ce.
G. W. K enney h a s. th r o u g h th e
agency of th e
F ir s t S ta te B an k ,
void th e E.‘ F. P u lm q u isi 10-acre
ra c t to S H. K im b all of P o rtla n d ,
w ho h a s com m enced th e e re c tio n of
1 m o d ern resid en ce on sam e
T h e E astw ood N u rse rie s a re now
-e c tlv in g th e se e d lin g s fo r sp rin g
p la n tin g .
A
sh ip m e n t of 60.000
p e a r a n d a p p le se e d lin g s w as re ­
ceived th is w eek.
T h e fr e ig h t bill
w as a b o u t $70 an d th e to ta l valu e
of th e sh ip m e n t is o v e r $600.
M rs H en ry S p a u ld in g of
P o r t­
lan d Is v is itin g h e r
niece,
M rs
F r a n k E a rly , of Gresham
T h e L a d ie s' Aid Society of th e
M ethodist c h u rc h g av e a te n -c e n t
tea at ’ he c h u rc h W ed n esd ay a fte r-
toon an d m any sho w ed th e ir a p p re -
ia tlo n o f th e w o rk th e so ciety is
d o in g bv a tte n d in g .
The
so ciety
'ia s ra ise d a b o u t $100 fo r th e a id
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GRESHAM S fin i : SIRVRRAX I Ot ATIC a I.OO’J N ,; EAST FROM PORTLAXl)
Capturing Captain Beans
A C om ical Subject
A d m is s io n 10c
C hop H ou se
Roy M. W o o d , Prop.
W hat you w ant and
ju st as you like it
Meals at All H o ir, Day ani Night
My aim is to please
HO RSES FOR SALE.
I h av e now a t G resh am 16 good
w o rk h o rs e s fro m 4 to 6 y e a rs old,
w e ig h t fro m 1200 to 1500 p o u n d s,
b ro k e fo r g e n e ra l w ork p u rp o ses,
an d w j j | gelj a t re a s o n a b le prices.
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)f th e church work d u rin g th e six
1 m o n th s j u s t clo sin g
At ^ an •'le t l <e r • b»rn.
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Benj. Mathews.