Gresham outlook., September 22, 1911, Image 2

th ro u g h th e P o rtla n d m a rk e ts I w as
T h e big d em an d fo r college grad-
s tru c k w ith th e po o r q u a lity of th e u a te s in all so rts of p o sitio n s Is well
IM 'll't i A W E E K
ch ick e n s se n t In th e r e by th e farm - in d icated by th e n u m b e r of O. A. C.
e rs of th e s ta te .
T hey
w ere so m en w ho h av e been called to im por-
P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay a n d F rid a y
; la rg e ly bone, w ith very little m eat ta n t p o sts sin ce leav in g college,
a t G resh am , O regon.
¡on th em . I believe th a t th ey co u ld Max A dam s McCall of Scio. ‘10, who
H. L. ST. CLAIR, E d ito r and P u b lr be k ep t a little lp n g e r to good ad- h as been te a c h in g a g ric u ltu re and
A. It LYMAN, B u sin ess M anager.
' v a n ta g e fin a n c ia lly , If th e farm ers, m an u el tra in in g in h ig h school at
been
Subscription K ates w ould p u t th em o u t on th e stu b b le D aven p o rt, W ash in g to n , h as
O ne y e a r, 11.50; field s, w h ere th e re a re alw ay s q u a n - ' m ade a s s is ta n t In ag ro n o m y a t his
six m o n th s , 75c; title s o f w aste g ra in to be picked a lm a m a te r, su cceed in g H en ry
A.
th r e e m o n th ’s tr ia l up.
I am su re th e r e could be ad d - H oyt of G a rre ttfo rd , P a ., w ho goes
su b s c rip tio n ,
50c.
ed a pound o r tw o ap iece to th e to th e U n iv ersity of A rizo n a fo r slm -
A d vertising.
w elght of each b ird , In good solid n a r w ork.
K a t e s reaso n ­ flesh , b rin g in g a m uch b e tte r p rice,
E. C. C allaw ay o f S p o k an e, W ash.,
able.
O ur re p re ­ an d th a t w ith a lm o st no fin an cial w ho got h is m a s te r's d e g re e In th e
sen tativ e will call. o u tla y .
W e a re feed in g n o th in g p h arm acy d e p a rtm e n t la s t J u n e is
P h o n e 701.
b u t a little a n im a l food beef scrap th e new city m ilk c h e m ist of P o rt­
fo rm e r s tu ­
“T h e L in o ty p e from th e s la u g h te r h o u s e s — an d th is lan d . H u g h M cCall,
W ay Is th e W ay w ould no t lx- n ecessary if th e re w ere d e n t a t th e 'c o lle g e , h a s gone to th e
th a t W in s.”
g ra s sh o p p e rs and o th e r bugs In th e p o sitio n of c a sh ie r of th e Cove S tate
fie ld s" .
B ank fro n t th e L aG ran ile N ational
E n te re d as seco n d -class
m a tte r
B ank.
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o st o ffice a t
F o o t b a ll I’l- o s p ix ts a t O . A . ( '.
G resh am , O regon, u n d e r th e a c t of
O. L. L ance, a n o th e r O. A. C. boy
N ew F all a n d W in te r D re ss G o o d s are now in.
A ll th e new sh a d e s und fabrics
M an h 3, 1879
A lth o u g h we h av e lo st h a lf of is now p re sid e n t o f a sto ck com ­
including A ll W ool Serges, A lbatross a n d P ongee Silks, T affetas a n d F oulards.
la s t y e a r's sq u a d , we a re g e ttin g so p an y fo r th e m a n u fa c tu re of a
E x p e c t 2,(MMI S tiid cn tN a t (I. A . ('.
m uch new m a te ria l th a t 1 feel c e r­ new Im proved ra ilro a d sw itch w hich
An e n ro llm e n t o f 2,000 s tu d e n ts ta in o f a good team , said S. M. Do­
can be o p e ra te d fro m
th e engine
fo r 1911-12 is ex pected a t th e O r­ lan , fo o tb a ll coach a t O. A. C. dis-
th u s p ro m isin g p re v e n tio n of m any
egon A g ric u ltu ra l colleg e, fo r Hi© cu ssin g th e p ro sp ects of th e com ing sw itch w reck s an d sav in g tim e ami
In itia l e n ro llm e n t Is a lre a d y fa r be season.
expense. -
yond th a t o f any p rev io u s y e a r at
T h e lin e-u p w ill be alm o st e n tir e ­
Jo h n Q uincy A d am s of SheboiLtan. i 3695 pairs of shoes are now on o u r shelves
M en’s S hirts of every discrip tio n a re now
th is tim e.
ly new . D unn, T y cer, H u n tley . K eck, W isco n sin , w ho g ra d u a te d la s t Ju
h ere for y o u r choosing, prices ranging
T h e fresh m an class and g ra d u a te an d L oosely, b eing m issin g . T h o u g h ,g m a n a g e r a n d su p e rin te n d e n t
'1
for your inspection.
I here are few
«o u rses a re d raw in g re c r u its from H aw ley, th e big h alfb ack
from 50c to $4
c a p ta in , M ack in to sh M anor, S u p e rio r, Mon
¿ lores in P ortland w ho can offer you a
six teen sta te s, anil 1,600 u n d e rg r a d ­ an d E n d b e rg , lin em an , g ra d u a te d in g ,a rg e fru U ranch> a t a n excclh
■
larger asso rtm en t to choose from. M en s,
u a te s o f last y e a r will m o st of th em {J u n e , th e y m ay be back fo r g ra d u - sa la ry
O tto E llIler of M ulino, rl n
ladies’, boys' a n d ch ild ren s’ H igh lo p s
re tu rn .
Last y e a r 94
g irls w ere a te w o rk , an d th u B a v ailab le.
, gQ > n ,g gu p erv lg o r of a iao-acr<
are
h ere in profusion.
room in g In th e d o rm ito ry ; th is y e a r
A m ong th e la rg e n u m b e r of new traefe o f f r u it lan d a t W ren. W ith
per g a rm e n t 50c
C otton R ib
before school o p en s 130 have
re- s tu d e n ts w ho have a lre a d y sig n ified
I A. F. L a fk y of Salem he w as em
“
50c
F
ancy
C
otton
R
ib
served room s, m a k in g It n ecessary t ,,e jr in te n tio n s of ta k in g w ork a t
i ployed th is su m m e r ' n governm ent
“
50c
Fleece
Lined
to d o u b le up. A m ong
th e m
a re th e co
| | eg e e th
th is
is y y e e a a r r a a re
re m
m an
an y y a a th
th - - w ork , n p re . COoling.
colleg
“
$1
W ool R ibs a n d F lats
g irls from tw en ty -sev en
d iffe re n t ,
8t urg fro m e a s te rn in s titu tio n s
H. E. W alb e rg of L en ts, and S. B. B Buv a p air of those boys’ C u tter Shoes for
c itie s In W ash in g to n , N o rth D ako- M w en ag fro m c o a st h ig h schools,
ta , O regon an d Id ah o , In clu d in g o n e ] g c o tt g ta r h a lfb a c k
fo r th e D ak H all of C leone w ill te a c h a g ric u ltu re
y our boy a n d keep his feet dry.
The fancy cotton ribbed underwear is the best ever
in h ig h sch o o ls a t L os A ngeles, Ct.l.,
from C a rrin g to n , N. D., B oise, Id a P a rk h ig h
school, C hicago, an d i an d R aym ond L oosely of F t. K lam
See display in window
Per
pair
$3.50
ho; C a stle ro c k ,
W ash .;
H u su m , G olden, a speedy h a lf from C h ica­
a th w ill do lik ew ise a t
F e rn d a le ,
W ash .; th re e from
S o u th
B end, go; C h rism a n , a K en tu ck y a th le te ;
1 C a lifo rn ia . F. L. G riffin of Canby
W ash .; am i n in e from P o rtla n d a n d an d B ryan, q u a r te r fro m th e C atho-
seven from Salem , Hood R iv er five, | I lie y o u n g m en 's clu b a t P o rtla n d , i w ill be a t Boise, Id ah o , in tn e sam e
In d ep en d en ce 2, G ra n ts P ass 2, A sh­ a re am o n g th ese. O th e r new re c ru its w o rk , as will also L a u ra H ill-G riffin
lan d 2, A sto ria 2, an d
o n e each a re Shaw of A b erd een , C h ild re ss of a t P a y e tte , Idaho.
from
E u g en e, ('a sk in g , C e n tra l M edford, Day o f P o rtla n d , a n d Sle-
U nited S ta te s C o m m issio n er
of
If you w an t a h eater this fall or a n y o th er kind of stove w e h av e them a t th e rig h t price.
P o in t, S ilv er L ake, S h an ik o , O regon fe rt, a ll-acad em ic s t a r o f Los A n­
E
d
u
catio
n
Mr.
C
lax
to
n
,
proposes
hav­
C ity, B oring, Selo, A m ity, La G ran d e geles.
See those fine large op en front heaters ju st like a fire place except that th ey use only
in g all c h ild re n liv in g
in villages,
N o rth Bend, M cM innville, H illsd ale,
L ast y e a r’s class te a m s wil also to w n s an d sm all c itie s In th is coun­
1-3
the am o u n t of fuel.
S ilv erto n an d M y rtle C reek.
yield good m a te ria l in c lu d in g
Me- J ty ta u g h t a g ric u ltu re I i a p ractical
B ride, In g ra m , M cK enzie a n d S itto n i I way. He believes th is
w ill help
llusliieMH S iile o f F a n n i n g
T h e big g est p ro b lem Is to find a solve th e child lab o r facto ry prob­
D ean J . A. Bexell of th e com ­ p u n te r to tu k e th e place of Keck
lem an d give th e c h ild re n
a s ta rt
T h e ran g e that sells on m erit. T h e re a re h u n d re d s of th ese ranges in h om es ab o u t
m erce d e p a rtm e n t o f th e O regon A g­ an d W olff w ho fin ish ed th e ir w ork
w hich w ill lead m an y of th e m into
G
resham
. You d o n 't h av e to take o u r w ord for its startlin g qualities. A sk y o u r n e g h b o r
ric u ltu ra l college h a s ju s t Issued a last J u n e .
a g ric u ltu ra l p u rs u its la te r in life.
Price $42.50 to $47.50
ju-cond ed itio n of his hook on "T h e
T h e g am e sch e d u le fo r th e season It is claim ed th a t on a q u a rte r of
B usiness Side of F a rm in g " , In re ­ h as not been co m p leted b u t it h as
an acre a ch ild can e a rn m ore in a
sp o n se Io th e In creasin g
d em an d been a rra n g e d
th a t th e o p en in g seaso n th a n he o rd in a rily g e ts in a
and fo r
m o re b u sin e sslik e m an ag e­ gam e, b etw een th e A lu m n i and s tu ­
facto ry , an d h e a lth , m o rals, and e d ­
m ent of farm p ro p ertie s. T h e cost d e n ts w ill be play ed on th e cam p u s
u catio n a re also Im proved. T his is
of p ro d u ctio n of crops,
hou seh o ld s h o rtly a fte r th e o p en in g of school,
all rig h t but why not ex ten d th e op­
a cco u n ts, sp ecial reco rd s an d t i n - a p ­ an d th e
firs t co n feren ce c o n te st, i p o rtu n ity to th e city boy and g irl?
plicatio n of sin g le and d o u b le e n try th a t w ith th e U n iv ersity of W ash ­
T h ey need H m ost.
b o o k k eep in g to th e needs o f th e in g to n , a t S e a ttle on Nov. 4. T h e !
.’ yvti-'swusa
fu rm e rs a re all d iscu ssed , w ith num - g am e w ith W a sh in g to n S ta te college
U n d er th e p rovision of th e act of
4, 1911.
b ero u s illu s tra tio n s to m ak e
th e Nov. 11. w ill be played a t C o rv allis, I co n g ress ap p ro v ed M arch
ROCKW OOD U N IT E D A RTISA N S
G RESH A M R E B E K A H
LODGE,
(O M IS INATION SI BS( IH I’TIO N S
te x t c le a re r. T h e fro n tisp ie c e Is a an d th a t w ith W illa m e tte U niversity in d em n ity will lie paid for th e value
$0.0(1 No. 206— M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y No. 61— M eets in I. O. O. F . h ail,
D a ily O r e g o n ia n , o n e y r.
n ig h t.
M aster. Mrs. R ich T e g a rt; second a n d f o u r th W ed n esd ay s of
cut sho w in g an Ideal d esk for a Nov. 13, also on th e h o m e Held. T he o f d o m estic th ird am i fo u rth class
$2.30 s e c re ta ry , H. 11. Jo h n s o n .
each
m o n th
C h ris tin e J .
Cav-
fa rm e r co n ta in in g a sm all fire-p ro o f W h itm a n g am e a t W alla W ulla *111 | re g iste re d m a tte r m ailed on ami af- S e t o f li n g e r s S p o o n s
a n a g h , N oble G ra n d ;
G eo K eller,
1 .5 0
O u t lo o k , o n e y r.
safe Io co n tain his v a lu ab le re c o rd s, bo Nov 30, an d th e r e m ay be » ¡ t e r Ju ly 1, 1911, lost w hile in th e
$ 1 0 .0 0
R e g u la r p r ic e
ROCKW OOD I O. O F . No. 213 S ec re ta ry .
such a s p ed ig ree
c e rtific a te s
o f g a m e a lso w ith
Id ah o a t Moscow cu sto d y of th e p o stal service up to
M accabee h a ll every
$ 0 . 0 0 — M eets in
C o u ib in a t io n o f f e r
blooded sto c k . In su ra n c e p a p e rs an d a nd w ith th e M u ltn o m ah clu b a t th e lim it of $25 lit any one cafe.
T h u rsd a y ev en in g .
N (*.,
B. F .
G RESH A M
LOD GE,
No.
125,
H im llar th in g s.
P o rtla n d .
■ \ g h e re to fo re d o m estic
re g iste re d W e e k ly O r e g o n ia n , r e g u la r
$ 1 . 5 0 D a h lliam m er; Sec'y. J. H. S ch ram .
I. O. O. F . — M eets ev ery S a tu rd a y
( ’. C. C lark . P o rtla n d , a g ra d u a te
m a tte r will be p aid fo r up to
W c c k ly O r e g o n ia n a n d t h e O u tlo o k
n ig h t In I. O. O. F . h all.
W. H.
of th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college
f $60 an d on foreign m ail
K. O. T. M. No. 61— M eets firs t S ta n le y , N oble G ra n d ; Geo. K eller,
B rig h t p in k ch ick e n s
and eg g s . value
$ 2 .0 0
fo r o n e y e a r
in '1)7, is su p e rin te n d e n t
of th e w ith red y o lk s an d p in k w hites, both losses up to 60 fran ca o r $9.65 ex­
S a tu rd a y an d th ird F rid a y
n ig h ts. S ec re ta ry .
larg e h o ld in g s of (h e
B ritish C ol­ p erfectly
so und
and w holesom e, cep t for p arcels post
and
losses D a ily a n d S u n d a y O r e g o n ia n , $$.O O C om ., Ed S p a th ; R. K ., AV. Q uls-
ln berry .
um bia L and and W atre C om pany, w ere a n ovelty show n in th e p o u l­ a ris in g u n d e r c irc u m sta n c e s beyond
S e t o f R o g e rs S | km his
$ 2 .3 0
K am loops, II. ('., 350 a c res of w hich try ex h ib it o f th e O regon A g ric u ltu r­ c o n tro l.
O u t lo o k , 1 y r .
$ 1 .3 0
F A IR V IE W G RA N G E- F irs t S at
is p la n te d to fru it. A fter
(¡iking al co lleg e a t th e s ta te fair. T hese
1 t e g u l a r p r ic e
$ 1 2 . 0 0 u rd a y a t 10 a m. an d
th ir d F r i­
g ra d u a te w ork at th e college Mr a re a re su lt of an ex p e rim e n t In
C o n stip atio n is th e c a u se o f m any C o in b in a t io ii o f f e r
$ 7 . 7 5 d ay n ig h t, 8 p. m. M aster, C edric
C lark becam e h o rtic u ltu ris t fo r th e feeding dyes of c o a l-ta r p ro d u ct to a ilm e n ts am i d is o rd e rs th a t m ake
S to n e; s e c re ta ry , Roy S tone.
D ep artm en t o f A griculture, B ritish th e b ird s o n e day, w hich next day life m iserab le. T ak e C h a m b e rla in 's
E v e n in g T e le g r a m , r e g u la r
$ 5 .0 0
C olum bia, a position which he re- show a gay d iffe re n c e . It is a vivid S to m ach an d L iver T a b le ts,
keep E v e n in g T e le g r a m m i l l O u tlo o k f o r
ROCKW OOD G RA N G E — F irst
signed to go ot K am loops.
W ed n esd ay a t 8 p. m. an d th ird
you will
Illu stra tio n of th e Im m ed iate effect y o u r bow els re g u la r a n d
on e year
$ 5 . 3 0 S a tu rd a y at 10 a. m.
M aster, F .
F o r sale by
th a t th e q u ality of food h a s upon uvohl th e se d iseases.
II. C ra n e ; se c re ta ry , V iola L ovelace.
W til Add t o P o u ltr y P r o fit s .
and
all
os. an d even on th e
flesh
and G resh am D rug C om pany
$ 1.5 0 .
Pacific M o n th ly ,
T lie
B ellevelng th a t O regon fam es can fe a th e rs a n d to e -n a ils of th e fow ls D ealers.
P aul Hoetzel, Prop.
T h e I •aelíic M o n th ly a m i t lilt lo o k .
L. O. T. M. C H A R IT Y H IV E No.
add m a te ria lly to th e ir p o u ltry p ro f­
$ 2 .0 0
one year.
M
eets
second
a
n
d
fo
u
rth
T
h
u
rs-
its by k eep in g th e b ird s p a stu re d a
P ro f. H V. T a r ta r o f th e O regon
P O R T L A N D M A R K E T S.
a fte rn o o n s
C om ., Mrs. J o h n
w hile on th e w aste g rain
of th e A g ric u ltu ra l ■ollege, c h e m istry de-
$ 7 .5 0 i.io a ; R. K., M rs ..Mary T u rn e r.
G rain, F lo u r, F ee d . Etc.
l>. a n d 8 . ■I o il n u l l , r e g
d ith b lo fields. P ro f Ja m e s D ryden p a rt m e n i is « m e m b e r o f th e cont-
W H EA T
E x p o rt p rices:
Blue- I), a n il S . J o lir m i I a m i I >111 lo o k fo r
of th e A g ric u ltu ra l colleg e h as In ­ m itte e on aw¡ rd s fo r th e big ln-
ASANT V ALLEY GRANGE
Il
$ ; .5 0
stem , N4-86c; C lub,
So-8 lc ;
red
one year
No ., 8- M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y at
a u g u ra te d an In te re stin g ex p erim en t te r n a tlo n a l b arley an d hop ex h ib it R u ssian , 80c; V alley, 8O-81c;
40-
t
V alley
hall.
H.
W
i
n e a r Moro.
on the M arket, Fresh Every
to be h eld in C hicago. O cto b er 12- •lolil, 81 -8 2 c; fife, HU-81c.
D a ily J o u r n a l , r e g . o n e y r . $ 5 . IMI
m a s te r; E B u tle r, secre-
In a colony of ten w h ite can v as 22 in co n n ectio n w ith th e A m e ric a n '
an ie K ro n e n b e rg , le c tu re r.
M 1L L ST U FFS — B ran , $24.60-25 D a ily J o u r n a l a m i O u tlo o k o n e y r ta i ; ,
Day
tin ts
he has ho u sed
500
w h ite ex h ib itio n of b rew in g m ach in ery m a­
m id d lin g s, $32; s h o r 's .
$ 5 .3 0
p e r to n ;
P ly n io th R o ck s, ami w ill keep th em te ria ls an d p ro d u cts. O ver $8.000
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GRi
M O RA N G E No 270 m eets
$33.50-
b arley .
$ 25 .5 0 -2 6 ; ro lled
th e r e six w eeks, k«<eplng a c c u ra te is In th e p rize fu n d to be ap p o r- j
th e s o ’ S a tu rd a y of each m onth.
w e in i-W e e k ly J o u r n a l, leg . y r . *1
34.50.
Lecti.
u r front 2 to 3 Is open
reco rd of th e W eights am i
g ain s ■ toned by th e c o m m itte e
fo r th e
F L O l'R
P a te n ts , $4 50 p e r b a r­ w em l-W e e k l y J o u r n a l a m i O u tlo o k to thi ;i
lc. H. E. D avis, m a s te r;
mail«
Movable fences ¡ire u sed , am i best e x h ib its of d iffe re n t v a rie tie s
fo r o n e y e a r , ,$ 2 .m i
re l; s tr a ig h ts , $ 4 .0 6 ; e x p o rts. $3.80;
Mrs. W
B ach m ey er, se c re ta ry .
th e te n ts a re on fram es at th e b o t­ am i s tr a in s o f th e cro p s show n by valley, $4 .5 0 ; g ra h a m , $4 65; w hole
tom , on ru n n e rs, so th a t they can A m erican fa rm e rs.
WOMEN O F W OODCRAFT, No.
w h eat, $4.85.
am i
O r e g o n A g r ic iilt u r la t
2 0 2 - M eets in O dd F ello w s
hall
be m oved readily as fast
as th e
OATS New. w hite, $28-28 50 per lo o k , olii* y e a r . $ 1 .5 0 .
second an d f >urth T u esd ay s 2 p m .
M e d ld n e s th a t a id n a tu r e a re a l­
ch ick e n s «lean up th e w aste on one
le u .
E m m a M anning, G. N.; H a ttie Wos-
C h a m b e rla in 's
p a rt of th e field am i need new fo r­ w ays m ost e ffe c tu a l
CORN
W hole. $33;
cra c k e d .
te ll. clerk.
C ough R em edy a c ts on tills p lan It
ag in g gro u n d
C h u r c h N o t ic e s .
$34 p e r ton.
" T h e point Is to d e te rm in e how a lla y s th e co u g h , re lie v e s th e lu n g s.
F A IR V IE W LODGE No
T R O U TD A L E M E
S ervices
BARLEY
New feed, $31-32
92. A. F. & A. M.— R egu­
each S un d ay a t I t a in. Sunday
m uch pou ltry flesh we can m ak e fro m
a c c re tio n s an d a h is n a ­
to n ; b re w in g . $3 7.
la r m e e tin g s S a tu rd a y n ig h t
school a t
10 a m
C. C. Coop,
a
th e u a s te g rain on a given a re a w ith tu r e in re s to rin g th e sy stem to
HAY
No 1. E O . tim o th y . $15-
on o r befo re fu ll m oon. Ma­
a given n u m b e r of b ird s in any c e r­ h e a lth y c o n d itio n . T h o u sa n d s h av e 16; No 1. v alley . $14; a lfa lfa , $12; p asto r. P. M. N ash. S. S S upt.
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g ra in h a y , $ 9 -1 1 ; clo v er, $8.50
P L E A SA N T VALLEY IlA P T IS T -
C om pany
pense. sa y s P ro f D ryden,
d iscu s­ Sold by G resh am D rug
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PO U LTRY
- H ens.
l r t- l « « ic ; each m o n th . S unday school at In R., an d W. R. C. No. 8, m eet th ird
a. m every S unday. Y P S C E
sp rin g s, 1 5 -1 5 ’j c ; d u ck s, young, 15- 7 p nt
Rev. J . M N atio n , p a sto r S a tu rd a y each m o n th a t G ra n g e hall
G resh am
D in n er to all w hq a t­
YOUR PERSONAL INTEREST
17c; g eese, l i e ; tu rk e y s . 18-I9c
te n d
Wm. B u tle r, co m m an d er. Mrs
EGGS O reg o n , ra n c h , candled
G RESH AM B E T H E L B A P T IS T
A nnie B ates, p re s id e n t. M rs H enry
is best served by placing your Life Insurance in
30c.
S unday serv ices S ab liath school at K ane, se c re ta ry .
C H E E S E T rip le ts,
tw in s.
and 10 a. in., p re a c h in g a t 11 a m an d
Profits in Poultry Raising
each
d aisies, I 5 1 5 l j c p er
lb .;
young 7 :3 0 p m. P ra y e r m e e tin g
T h » p n flto w * th e re , wn.l th e p r o flU a re
DAMASCUS CAM P.
No
7533,
b u t to r e t t h * m y o u m w / a p p ly r ig h t m eth o d « .
W ednesday ev e n in g a t 7 :3 0 p m. M. W. A. M eetings first a n d th ird
A m erican. 16>s c p er pound,
Y o u r o n n e f lw am fr o m a book. R u le -o f-th u m b
F. M B u n c h , P a sto r
S a tu rd a y ev e n in g s each m o n th
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m ethtxJs ta k e tim e a n d o fte n e n d d'JUMitmtisiy.
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3 1 e p er p o u n d .
w h o h a v e a lre a d y 'm a d e good “ T V if la th e
BORING M F.
P re a c h in g 11 a. sel m a n , H arry R o ach , ch ief fo re ste r
k in d o f lrurtrux'tion th e 1 1 .te rn a tlo n a l CorTeegx nd-
POR K
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m each S u n d a y ; 8 p m. a lte r n a te
•n c e S chool» o ffer In th e ir w u r w <»f 11
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F ancy, 13-13 A* c p e r lb.
leeaor.t tn p o u ltr y ra is in g . F V C b w w core*»
S u n d ay s
Sunday school 10 a m
MODERN WOODMAN O F A M E R ­
« w r y I M n f o e p c m U r*
/ r o w epg$ Io p r o « « .
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1 egctahlcH a m i F r u ita .
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of H a rry B ickford
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y o u «vu-t w ith .
1« th e o n ly t r i e w a y to do I t
ONIONS
C a lifo rn ia , $1 50, per C ald er, p a sto r
a n d m a k o tt p a y fr o m th e w o r d " O o .”
V isitin g m em b ers w elcom e E m il G
h u n d re d .
T h e v a lu e o f thia Course to y o u la b e yo n d
K arilell. C lerk
m a il n. Y o u $n->n g - t th e price h a rk , a n d m om ,
The only CoiTq»any “Exclusively Oregon"
VEGETABLES
B eans, 5- lo c ;
tn increa»ed pro flta . a n d th e k n o w le d g e t h a t w i ll
F A IR V IE W P R E S B Y T E R IA N -
* * * ? th we pr.>flta c o m in g y o u r w a y
s ta r t i>out-
cab b ag es. $1.50-2 p e r cw t ; i o ra . S erv ices every Sunday- m o rn in g a
tr y ra w in g r ig M , th M w a y . th e n th e re U b a no
la x lg e Notices.
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
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F A IR V IE W U N IT E D ARTISAN'S
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box
Main O ffice Corbett Building. Portland
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233 Aider St re »t, Portland, Or
G resham
O utlook
THE
Shattuck & Lindsey
DEPARTMENT STORE
Blankets and Comforts
Buy your blankets now and be prepared for those cold
nights. Ou; stock is now complete and larger than ever be­
fore.
Prices range from $1 to $6
Men’s Furnishings
Shoes
MEN’S
!
UNDERW EAR
BOYS’ SHOES
STOVE DEPARTMENT
LO R A IN R A N G E S
GROCERIES
A lw ays fresh and of the best brands.
City
Bakery
BEST BREAD
Pies, Cakes and
O ther Pastery
Main St„ G resham
O regon! ifc
Robinson, pastor
secretary. F. H
Crane.