Gresham outlook., March 07, 1911, Image 4

G roceries and Dry G oods
The Essentials of Life Are What You Eat and What You W ear—W e 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.
O u r line of spring ginghams, 1 0c and
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
M i. n o o n ItAILVVAV G ET S
N E W H IG H T O E WAY
PORTLAND MARKETS.
n o rs e s to S am S tre b in
(»rain, F lo u r , F eed , E tc .
M rs. H a rry W a lla c e o f T ro u td a le
W h e a t— T ra c k p ric e s: B lu estem ,
T h e .Mount H ood ra ilw a y y e ste r­
w as a c a lle r in G re sh a m to d ay .
77c;
d ay m ad e an a g re e m e n t w ith H. L. 82c; clu b , 79c; re d R u ssia n ,
J o e P a tn e a u d e s p e n t Sunday
in
G uy F ie ld h o u s e is h om e fro m th e
f t . ( la ip fo r th e p u rc h a s e o f one- V alley, 8 0c; fo rty -fo ld , 80c.
i P o rtla n d .
H A R L EY — F e e d ,
$23-23.60 p er
h
o
sp
ita l a n d is re c o v e rin g ra p id ly .
fifth a c re of la n d to c o m p le te th e ir
Lou H u d so n , b a rb e r , o f
T ro u t­
d e p o t g ro u n d s b etw een R o b e rts and to n ; b rew in g , n o m in al.
M iss A g n es P a te n a u d e
w as
in
d a le , w as in to w n M onday.
M 1LLSTU FFS— B ra n , $20-21 p er
llo o d a v en u es. T h e tr a c k w hich ha
P o rtla n d to d a y c a llin g on frie n d s.
Mrs.
L.
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t o n laid to h is lin e w as a t once to n ; m id d lin g s, $2 7 -2 8 ; s h o rts, $21-
Wm. M iller, w ho h a s been sick
so n , L afe, in P o rtla n d to d ay .
e x te n d e d , m a k in g a long sid in g o r 22; ro lled b arley , $2 5 .5 0 -2 6 .5 0 .
w
ith
g rip , is a b le to be
a ro u n d
A va T h o m p so n is q u ite sick and
F L O U R — P a te n ts , $4.75 p e r b a r­
t l c t l l e tr a c k fro m M ain s tr e e t to
a g a in .
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week.
b eyond
Hood
avenue.
eB tw een re l; s tra ig h ts , $ 3 .8 5 ; ex p o rts, $3.60;
T h o m a s B ros, a re p a in tin g
I ho
J a m e s S te rlin g is s tru g g lin g w ith
th e s e tw o tr a c k s th e d e p o t w ill be valley, $ 4 .8 0 ; g ra h a m , $ 4 .5 0 ; w hole
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O th e r sid e tr a c k s a re be­ w h eat, $$4.70.
•Main b tre e t.
CORN- W h o le ,,$ 2 8 ; c ra c k e d , $29 litis .
lt g. I t ilt w est on M ain s tre e t.
A
J o h n H a m lin , fo rm e rly w ith W.
ste a m sh o v el w ill be p u t to w ork p e r to n .
P. A le x a n d e r r e tu r n e d
S atu rd ay
OATS— N. 1, w h io te, $ $ 2 7-27.50 fro m a tr ip th r o u g h E a s te r n Ore- H. B ach m ey er, w ill soon b egin w ork
in th e c u t to su p p ly g ra v e l fo r hal- '
a t th e b ric k y a rd .
! gon.
Jcfctiig th e tr a c k a n d g ra d in g th e p er to n .
t i t p o t g ro u n d s .
HAY — T ra c k
p rices: T im o th y ,
Rev. S. F . P itts h a s been a t C o r­
W illiam D a h lq u is t w as called to
It w ill he n e c e ssa ry to m ove th e E a ste rn O regon No. 1, $20-21; P o rtla n d M onday to a c t
M aybee,
on
th é ¡ b e tt v is itin g w ith A. L.
fo rm e r G re sh a m ite s.
St. C la ir h o u se a s h o r t d ista n c e m ixed, $ 1 6 -2 0 ; a lf a lf a , $ 1 1 .5 0 -1 2 ; ju ry .
s o u th , a s th e ra ilw a y p ro p e rty line g ra in h ay , $ 1 3 -1 4 .5 0 ; clo v er, $11-12
T h e S m ith L an d co m p an y is p u t­
C. L. C re n sh a w h a s m oved his
H airy a n d C o u n try P n a lu c e .
s o u th , a s tiie railw ay p ro p e rty line
h o u seh o ld g o o d s o v e r th e
photo­ tin g up a n e a t new sig n o v e r th e o f­
PO U LTR Y — L ive: H en s, 19-20c; g ra p h g a lle ry .
w ill he a c o n tin u a tio n of th e soutli
fice on P o w ell s tre e t.
lin e o f th e lte g n e r p ro p e rty , th e sp rin g s, 1 9-20c; tu rk e y s , 2 0c; d u c k s
Mr. an d M rs. J . E. M iller o f P o r t­
Mrs. W. H. C o n g d o n m a d e a sh o rt
d ressed
h o u se now b ein g a few feet n o rth 20-23c; g eese, 1 2 -1 2 & C ;
v isit in P e n d le to n w ith frie n d s one la n d v is ite d M rs. M ille r's m o th e r,
o f t h a t lin e . So fa r a s know n th is tu rk e y s, cho ice, 23-25c.
M rs. J . S. C uly, la s t S u n d ay .
day th is w eek.
EGGS O reg o n ra n c h ,
1 8 * 6 -19 c
c o m p le te s th e co m p a n y 's p ro p erty
J o h n R o m etsch
w ill soon
put
M. M iller h a s been ill th e past
p er dozen .
lin e s in th is locality.
C H E E S E F u ll cre a m , tw in s , 15- w eek w ith th e g rip , h u t is ab le to a c e m e n t w alk on h is p ro p e rty on
be a b o u t a g a in .
j th e c o rn e r o f P o w ell a n d M ain sts.
WORK ON DOWSETT
l6V 4c; y o u n g A m erica, 1 6 -1 6 ‘/¡¡e a
J . J . W o d aeg e
is in F a irv ie w ,
W ord h a s been receiv ed th a t th e
BUILDING REGINS AT ONCE pound.
, w h e re h e h a s a c o n tr a c t fo r th e
a t L e n ts has
B U T T E R — C ity c re a m e ry e x tra M ou n t S c o tt h a n k
p lu m b in g in th e Z im m e rm a n
re s i­
W o rk on th e new D o w sett b u ild ­ 1 an d 2 p o u n d p rin ts , in boxeB, 31c closed its d o o rs.
in g , c o m e r F irst am i M ain streetB , p er pound.
M attie H o p p e r, six -y ear-o ld daugh dence.
will b eg in in a few d ay s. T h e p lan s
P O R K — F a n c y , 11c p e r p o u n d .
te r of R ev. J . A. H o p p e r, is q u ite
M rs. G race S h ea, te a c h e r in th e
an d sp e c ific a tio n s h av e n o t yet been
V EA L F an cy , 85 to 125 p o u n d s, sick w ith m easles.
high school a t F o re s t G rove, v isited
co m p leted n o r lias tile c o n tra c t fo r 12 Mi-13c p e r p o u n d .
C a rly n W Irtz a n d
V e ra
S m ith h e r sis te r, M rs. W. A. Jo h n s o n , o v e r
c o n s tru c tio n been o fficia lly a w ard ed
V egetables anil F ru its
spent
S a tu rd a y
in
P o rtla n d the S unday.
lint It Is ex p ected th a t in a few '
SACK V E G E T A B L E S — C a rro ts g u e sts of frie n d s.
S ev eral m e m b e rs of th e local
iln js all w ill l e in re a d in e s s to bo- 9 0 c-$ l h u n d re d ; p a rs n ip s , $1; t u r ­
T h e G resh am R eal E s ta te com ­ I Odd i'e iio w s lodge w ere in P o rtla n d
i;in on th e new s tr u c tu r e , w hich nips, 9 0 c -$ l; b eets, $1.25.
p a n y 's new b u ild in g w ill be ready S a tu rd a y r i g h t to w itn ess th e d rill
p ro m ises to be G re sh a m 's
fin est
A P P L E S — F a n c y , $ 2 -2 .7 5 ; choice, fo r o ccu p an cy th is w eek.
| c o n te s t fo r th e s ta te c h a m p io n sh ip
an d la rg e st fo r som e tim e to com e. $1-2; com m on, 5 0 c -$ l p er box.
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e council cup.
In tiie m e a n tim e C o n tra c to r S u n ­ $.25-1.50 p e r h u n d re d ; sw eet p o ta-
A aro n K n ig h to n , J o h n C onley an d
w ill be h e ld to n ig h t. M any im p o r­
day Is rem o v in g (lie resid en ce from
PO TA T O E S- O reg o n , b u y in g p rice ta n t q u e stio n s a r e co m in g up.
B. W. E m ery a re g e ttin g re a d y fo r
tiie b u ild in g site an d
it
w ill be toes, $4 p e r h u n d re d .
Mrs. F re d T h o m p so n s p e n t a few th e c o n s tru c tio n o f c e m e n t w alks.
pine» d on p ro p e rty a d jo in in g th a t , O NIO N S— B u y in g p rice,
2 p er
d a y s w ith D r. a n d M rs. A. T h om p­ All o f th e s e a re in d is tric ts w h ere
o f F. M cM urray on P ow ell s tre e t.
. h u nil red .
c em e n t w a lk s a re n o t re q u ire d .
son th e la t t e r p a r t o f la s t w e es.
T h e new b u ild in g w ill lie occupied
M rs. R. F . W a lte rs , w ho h a s been
D, C I^oss Is now w o rk in g a t th e
1} t i e H ank o f G re sh a m , W. II. K O I ’ IIIERN PACII I f I LANS
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e n t fo r a few m o n th s on a v isit
LARGÌ EX •EN D IT I 111 in sid e lin is h o f h is new house and
Ihiclim eycr. g ro c e rie s an d d ry goods,
w ith re la tiv e s in
M in n eso ta
an d
it w ill be read y fo r te n a n ts soon.
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p an y an d a h otel c o n d u cte d by W.
O. O. C one o f P o rtla n d is b u ild ­
II. C o u g d o n , w ith a c afe a n d office s tru c tio n o f a d ir e c t lin e betw een in g a new h o u se in T ho m p so n 's ad- tu r n to G re sh a m in a few days.
and
L os
A ngeles,
via «lition a n d w ill occupy it in a few
In th e ju s tic e c o u rt in G resh am
o n t h e f irs t flo o r a u d s le e p in g ro o m s P o rtla n d
H azen, is said to h av e been sa n c ­ days.
M ary J. C o llin s h a s b ro u g h t s u it
o ccu p y in g t i i e second floor.
P la n s an d sp e c ific a tio n s an d an tio n ed by J u d g e L o v ett an d o th e r
T h e G resh am D ru g C om pany h a s a g a n is t T. H. G ill, civil a c tio n , an d
W ed n esd ay ,
a rc h ite c tu ra l d ra w in g o f th e b u lld - o ffic ia ls o f tiie H a rrim a n lin e s d u r ­ put In a new p la te g la s s fro n t w hich h e a rin g is se t fo r
lt g* w ill
a p p e a r in T h e O u tlo o k in g th e i r v is it to th e C oast. It w ill a d d s m uch to th e a p p e a ra n c e of th e M arch 15. A lso J .M. D avis is s u ­
fo rm p a r t of tiie $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ex p en ­
la te r.
in g J . F . C oons, in a civil a c tio n .
sto re.
d itu r e p la n n e d by th e S o u th e rn P a ­
R. R. C a rlso n is m a k in g so m e im ­
T h e M ount H ood C om pany had a
FO R R EN T
B arn fo r five o r six cific a n d U nion P acific d u rin g th e
p ro v e m e n ts on h is ho u se. T h e long
te
a
m
an
d
crew
busy
Sunday
g
a
th
­
horses. Roy M. W ood, G resh am .
n ex t five y ears.
e rin g u p to o ls tu k in g th em to th e p o rch p o sts a re b e in g c u t d o w n an d
n e a t ra ilin g p u t a ro u n d th e porch.
w areh o u se.
I e* hug re c e n tly h ad h is law n re ­
T h e new b rid g e on th e S tanley
g ra d e d a n d w ill p u t in a c e m e n t
ro ad acro ss th e deep c u t of the Mt.
w alk .
H ood e le c tric lin e w est of tow n is
CAPITAL $15,000
D alles S im onson, w ho re c e n tly
n e a rin g co m p letio n .
s ta r te d a p rin tin g o ffice in L en ts,
J. I.lkington,
Jno. Sleret,
G eorge F a ris , w ho w as w ith th e
Em il G. Kardell,
h a s now la u n c h e d a n e w sp a p e r as a
I’l M.
V ice Pres.
p ip e lin e su rv e y o rs fo r n early a y e a r
Cashier
c o m p e tito r in th e field o f jo u rn a lis m
is now tim e k e e p e r on th e M ount
o f th e co u n ty . D alles is w ell know
G e n e r a l B a n k in g B u s i n e s s
H ood ro ad n e a r L u ste d s.
h e re an d T h e O u tlo o k w ish es him
T iie W om ans H om e
M issionary
iluck.
I -oans Negotiated
Fire Insurance Written
S ociety w ill m eet W ednesday
a f­
J . H . B a tc h e r, o f th e
Schaw -
te rn o o n
nt 2 o 'clo ck
w ith
Mrs.
I n te r e s t P a id o n T i m e D e p o s it s
B a tc h e r co m p an y , r e tu rn e d M onday
W ill O tt on M ain s tr e e t
fro m a b u sin e ss tr ip to C a lifo rn ia.
A. J . O ld en b erg is c lea rin g land
H
e a n n o u n c e s t h a t th e w o rk w ill
w ith a steam d o n key eng in e He h a s
12 o r 13 a c re s to c le a r and in te n d s now begin on a p o rtio n of th e lin e
b etw een K elly C reek a n d th e city
to do it in th e q u ick est way.
o f G resh am .
Q u a n titie s of poles atid ties a re
J a m e s W h ite an d J a m e s
P itt­
b ein g assem b led a lo n g th e
M ount
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Hood ro ad on D ivision stre e t re a d y
w e re
b u rie d a t th e S andy
to use In c o m p letin g th e
e le c tric sio n ,
c e m e te ry M onday a fte rn o o n .
Botli
line.
m en w ere m e m b e rs o f th e O dd F e l­
T iie H appy H e a rts class of th e
lo w s lo d g e - a t S andy nnd w ere well
•M E. S u n d ay school, in c h a rg e of
know n h ere.
Miss Mary H an so n, w ill m eet next
J tv . a n d M rs. J . II. W ood
of
S a tu rd a y a t th e hom e of
Dewey
M elrose re tu rn e d M onday from
a
G ibbs
s h o r t visit w ith fo rm e r n eig h b o rs.
G eorge R eynolds is c u ttin g wood
Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam s, w ho now live
near
H ogan
fo r A ug. H au am an .
n
e a r Y am h ill in th e fo o th ills of th e
Is w h at every w om an is
E rn e st B eegle an d G eorge hav e been
C onst m o u n ta in s . T hey a re
m uch
w
o
rk
in
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on
a
c
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tra
c
t
w
hich
Is
p roud of, a n d a poor one
Im
proved
In
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a
lth
.
n early co m p leted .
Firát State Bank
OLDEST
BANKING
Stockholders’
Investment
O ver
$24,000.00
IN
THE
Conservative
Banking
in A lf
Its Branches
Real
Estate
Is
What
We All
Want
TH O M PSO N & PU G H h av e a la r g e list of b a rg a in s to select fro m
W e buy, sell o r tr a d e .
A F E W S P E C IA L BA RG A IN S__
60 a c re s as g o o d a s th e b e st, 3*6 m iles fro m G resh am . $110 p er a c re
20 a c re s A -l, w e d efy you to h e a t it, a t $150 p e r a c re
2 a f f o n ls H ne in lp ro v e d ’ on M t- Hoo<1 R
a» good as O regon
T w o fin e lo ts in W h ite h e a d ’s A d d itio n , $125 each .
70x200 fe e t, th e n ic e s t 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 n re fo r th e n e x t 30 d a y s only
Thompson & Pugh Real Estate Co.
Men’s Furnishings
All the leading styles for
m en and boys. T h e new
spring hats are in. T ry
one. All the new shapes
Shoes That Wear
I he ¿lock is complete and well as­
sorted. You will find what you want
at the right prices. A new and
extensive line of Oxfords for ladies
E d. W . A y le s w o r t h
In the Brick
Block
HAMS
Sm oked m eat
is under certain
conditions cheaper today than fresh m eat
r
is a nuisance
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
K .ingcs like cut, $24.50 w ith 14-inch oven, and
$-9-
w ith 16-inch oven. C all a n d see the display
hefoie you buy. W e will take pleasure in show ing
the stock a n d m ak in g explanations
R. R. CARLSON
COUNTY
W e can place your m oney in good real
estate loans or investm ents in unim ­
proved lands that will bring good results
BANK OF GRESHAM
A COOP
STOVE
H O U SE
OUTSIDE CITY OF PORTLAND
H ardw are, Main St.
E. E . M a rsh a ll
h a s sold
h is
h o rs e an d b u g g y to W m . H o ck in so n
a n d h a s p u rc h a s e d an a u to . A lth o
he h ad n e v e r h a n d le d a c a r befo re
h e a rriv e d sa fe in G resh am a n d had
n o tr o u b le on th e way.
H is m a ­
\\ tlliam H aw k in so n h as a crew o f
c h in e is a M etz ru n a b o u t.
m en at w ork at h is livery
stn b le
J a m e s M cPh. R o binson h a s p u r­
m a k in g a b asem en t to be used for
a h o rse s ta b le
W hen th is is corn­ c h a se d tw o o n e -a c re tr a c ts in T la
il» t«d th e firs t flo o r w ill be u sed J u a n a , w h e re he w ill com m ence at
once tiie e re c tio n of a m o d e rn resi-
fo r buggy s ta n d s and w ash floor.
den ce. T h e d e a l w as m ad e th ro u g h
T he m oving o f th e house
front
th e F ir s t S ta te b an k . M any b e a u ti­
th e D ow sett p ro p e rty on Main s tre e t
f u l h e m e s w ill be b u ilt In T la J u ­
Is p ro g re ssin g ra p id ly in c h a rg e of
a n a th e co m in g su m m er.
G. H. S u n d ay . T h e ho u se w as cut
In to tw o sectio n s
T he
g re a te st
F uneral N otice.
h in d ra n c e to m oving alo n g
P ow ell
s tre e t » re te le p h o n e
w ires
T he
T h e fu n e r a l o f th e la te Mrs. F itz ­
h o u se w ill be placed on th e H in d er g e ra ld w ill be h eld a t th e J a s p e r
p ro p e rty
recen tly
p u rc h a se d
by M itchell p lace a t 10 o 'clo ck a m.
G eorge K en n ey , west of th e Odd W e d n esd ay . M arch 8, 1911. I n t e r ­
F ello w s h all.
m e n t a t M asonic cem e tery .
S ervices a re held each S u n ­
day m o rn in g a t 11 o'clock in th e
F re e M ethodist c h u rc h
Rev. J A
H opper is p a s to r
S unday school In
c h a rg e o f F. L. R ugg.
i
This w eek w e can sell
you good sugar-cured
ham for I 42 c to I 62c
3
HOWITT’S MARKET
IOOO cop ies o f th e O utlook w ill
be sent o u t. som e th rou gh the m ail
and som e to rep resen tatives w ho
w ill hand them out to th eir n e ig h ,
b o n . A copy w ill be placed in ev ­
ery hom e in G resham and anyone
fa ilin g to get a ropy may do «o
by notifying this office.
F or S ale.
T h re e se c o n d -h a n d w agons, 3 set
w o rk h a rn e s s . 1 sp a n y o u n g m u les,
w eig h t a b o u t 1200, 1 sp an h o rses,
w e ig h t 3000.
A pply S. 3. T h o m p ­
so n , G re sh a m . T el. 01.
tf.
Don't pass up Aylesworth when
you want to buy shoes