Gresham outlook., October 03, 1911, Image 2

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Hood R iv e r's a n n u a l ap p le fa ir, and
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I th ia y e a r on O cto b er 9. 10 an d 11.
T h e m a n a g e m e n t o f th e show is now
e re c tin g a su ita b le b u ild in g to house
; th e ex h ib its. T hey a re alw ay s e x ­
ceed in g ly a ttra c tiv e an d w ell w o rth
going a long way to see.
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able.
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sen tativ e will call. b e r 30 an d 31, w hen p la n s w ill be
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ra ilro a d
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Way is the Way m en fro m all o v er th e N o rth w e st will
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E n te re d as seco n d -class
m a tte r
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o st o ffice a t
T h e S ta te L and B oard w ill p ro b ­
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of
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tim e to S u m m e r an d A lb e rt L akes
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in s o u th e rn O regon. It h as been rec-
B usiness m en have lo st c o n tra c ts , I o m m en d ed th a t th is be d o n e becau se
law y ers have lo st cases, p o litic ia n s of th e v alu e of th e s a lts in
th e
have lost e le c tio n s, p re a c h e rs have w a te rs of th e tw o lak es. R ep o rts
failed to a ro u s e convictio n , a u th o rs show th e r e a re 4 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to n s of
hav e had th e ir m a n u s c rip ts re fu sed , s a lt in th e tw o bo d ies of w a te r and
a d v e rtis e rs have w asted th o u s a n d s th e s ta te m ay claim th em from th e
of d o lla rs in p ro fitle ss a p p e a ls to fed eral g o v e rn m e n t. A p la n t to ex ­
th e p u b lic; all be c au se th e w ords tr a c t th e s a lt w ill th en p ro b ab ly be
th e y used did n o t c a rry th e fo rce b u ilt.
an d m ean in g th ey In ten d ed . T o be
u n d ersto o d is th e th in g In th e w orld
T h e R ogue R iv er V alley
In d u s­
today. A m a ste ry of w o rd s lead s tr ia l F a ir th a t h a s been a ttra c tin g
to a m a ste ry of m en, a m a s te ry of a tte n tio n d u rin g th e p a st w eek at
business, a m a ste ry
th a t com pels M edford, w ill dev elo p In to a p ear
success.
show u t n a tio n a l im p o rtan ce.
At
A la rg e p a rt of o u r school w ork le a st, th a t is th e p lan now b eing d e ­
to d ay is fo r th e p u rp o se of giv in g veloped and th e r e Is little
doubt
th e pup il a co m m an d of la n g u a g e th a t it w ill succeed. N ext y e a r It
T h is c a n n o t com e a lo n e from s tu d y -' Is p lan n ed to h av e a co m p etitio n be­
ing a b o u t th e la n g u a g e but in th e tw een a ll pear d is tric ts of th is coast
use of it. T h is is th e p u rp o se of I an d
fin a lly
e n la rg e th e a n n u a l
o ra l re c ita tio n an d th e ex a m in a tio n . ev e n t u n til it in c lu d e s e x h ib its from
O ne muy read an d ren d an d not all o v er th e c o u n try .
le a rn to sp eak well. O ne m ay seei
th e w ords an d n o t learn to sp ell c o r­ T wo W omen in A gricultural C ollege.
Tw o new w om en h av e been added
rectly .
Few y o u n g s tu d e n ts re a liz e th e to
th e
facu lty
of th e d o m estic
Im p o rtan c e of m a s te rin g w o rd s and scien ce d e p a rtm e n t at th e O regon
th e ir best a rra n g e m e n t In se n ten ces A g ric u ltu ra l colleg e, both g ra d u a te s
A m astery of w ords m ean s a k n o w l­ of C h icag o U n iv ersity .
Miss
Ava
e d g e of th e ir d e riv a tio n , sp ellin g , B. M ilam , su cceed s Miss M arian S.
m ean in g an d u se. A m a ste ry of V anLIew as a s s is ta n t p ro fe sso r and
se n ten ces m ean s th e b est, c o rre c t a r ­ Mrs. L y d ia M ered ith L ay to n
suc­
ra n g e m e n t o f w o rd s to c o n v e y th e ceed s Miss M y rtle C. V an D eu sen as
th o u g h t of th e sp e a k e r o r w rite r | In s tru c to r In d o m estic science.
Miss M ilan, w ho com es to C o rv al­
T h ese a re g ain ed th ro u g h a stu d y
of sp ellin g , g ra m m e r, rh e to ric and lis fro m th e Iow a S ta te colleg e at.
A m es, is a u th o r of a th e s is on
lite r a tu r e an d o th e r la n g u ag e s.
T h e re is scarcely an y o ccu p atio n D latetics, now In press. Mrs. L ayton
to d ay In w hich a good co m m an d of conies from th e C h icago U n iv ersity
la n g u a g e Is n o t need ed . It Is o ften w h ere she h a s been d o in g in s tru c ­
tio n an d ad v an ced re se a rc h w ork.
a very Im p o rta n t key to success.
B oth Miss V anLIew an d Miss V an­
T h e re fo re , we say to th e boys and
g irls, d o n 't s lig h t th e g ra m m e r o r D eusen w ill e n te r th e g ra d u a te d e­
la n g u a g e stu d y , how ev er d ry and p a rtm e n t of th e C o lu m b ia U n iv ers­
ity , New Y ork, th is
w in te r,
and
d iffic u lt It m ay seem to be.
Miss J u a n ita R o sen d o rf, a g ra d u a te
S ixty th o u sa n d T u rk s a re a id in g of O. A. C., w ill also stu d y In th e
th e T u rk s in th e w ar b etw een T ri­ d o m estic scien ce d e p a rtm e n t th e re .
poli and Ita 'y . It is feared th a t
New T eacher iif’ t»ratory.
Home In cid en t may yet a rise to p re ­
S lg ard T. P e te rso n , a 1967 g ra d ­
c ip ita te w ar betw een G reece
and
T Ítrkey. T h e U n ited S ta te s h a s not u a te of th e U n iv ersity of M innesota
yet issued a p ro c la m a tio n of n e u ­ Is th e new In s tru c to r in o ra to ry and
tra lity but is u sin g Its Itest o fflre s d e b a te a t th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l
to tiring ab o u t a ce ssa tio n of lyjstll- college.
Mr. P e te rso n w on every p rize o f­
itles.
fered at M in n eso ta In o ra to ry anil
T he firs t k nock is yet
to
be d e b a tin g and w as n ev er on th e lo s­
h eard on th e P e n d le to n R o u n d u p ing sid e in a c o n te st. Since g r a d ­
F o r an a f f a ir th a t a ttra c te d th e wide u a tio n he h as had ex p erien ce In In ­
in
th e C o lo rad o
high
a tte n tio n th is u n iq u e c e le b ra tio n e n - 1 s tru c tio n
joyed, th is is Indeed an
en v ia b le schools.
A new o rg a n iz a tio n , to be k n o w n
record
T h e N o rth w est p ress gave
w ide p u b licity to th e R o u n d u p and as th e In te r-S ta te O ra to ric a l league,
In not a sin g le In stan ce so fa r found Is tieing fo rm ed , th e h ead of th e
a fte r c a re fu l se arch , h a s th e r e been O. A. C p u b lic sp e a k in g d e p a rtm e n t
th e
an ad vers«' critic ism o f e ith e r
th e b ein g in co rre sp o n d e n c e w ith
am u se m e n t fe a tu re s , th e ev en t as a U n iv ersity of O regon, U n iv ersity of
w hole, o r th e tre a tm e n t of v isito rs W a sh in g to n . U n iv ersity o f M ontana.
W ash in g to n S ta te colleg e, an d W h it­
by P en d leto n people.
m an co llege, all of w hom look fav ­
Heavy Itaiiis are Rural B lessin g o rab ly on th e plan.
T h e d e b a te s fo r th e y e a r a re b e­
" t 's e th e ro ad d ra g n o w ,” says
I’rof. E. F. A yers, high w ay c o n s tru c ­ ing s d u 'd u le d , an d tw o te a m s w ill
tion expert of th e O regon A g ric u ltu r­ m eet W ash in g to n S ta te colleg e at
th is
al colleg e. "T h e e e heavy
ra in s, P u llm a n an d C o rv allis ag a in
w
in
te
r
A
tw
o
-m
an
te
a
m
d
eb
a te
h av e m ade Ideal co n d itio n s fo r th e
use of th e d ra g b efo re th e
heavy w ith th e S ta te college of U tah may
w in te r w e a th e r begins.
All
p o t­ also be a rra n g e d .
An u n u su a l in te re st in b o th o r a ­
holes, m u d -h o les, am i o th e r Irregti
to
ry
an d d e b a te is b eing m a n ife s t­
la rltle s can be leveled and th e s u r ­
face of th e ro a d s put Into first-c la ss ed p a rtly d u e. p e rh a p s, to th e fact
co n d itio n by u sin g th e d ra g tw o or th a t th e new sy stem of ch o o sin g h o n ­
th r e e tim e s b efo re th e ro a d s get too o r m en ta k e s su ch a c tiv itie s in to a c ­
soft.
” Th«' use of th e d ra g , m o reo v er,
a t th is tim e fo r cro w n in g th e ro ad s
will aid d ra in a g e and keep in good
co n d itio n m any ro a d s w hich w ere
very poor last y ear
T h e ex p en se
of u sing a ro ad d ra g Is slig h t, and
a m uch w id er use of It th ro u g h o u t
th e s ta te w oultl I <• very fav o rab le
count.
You are p ro b ab ly a w a re th a t p n e u ­
m onia alw ay s re s u lts from a cold,
b u t you n ev er h e a rd of a cold r e ­
su ltin g In p n u e m o n ta w hen C h am b er
Ia in 's C ough
R em edy
w as used
Why ta k e th e risk w hen th is ren te
dy may l<e h ad fo r a tr ifle ?
For
sale bv G resh am D rug Co., an d all
D ealers.
YO UR PERSO N A L
IN T E R E S T
is beat served by placing your Life Insurance in
The only Comjtany “Exclusively Oregon"
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
Main O ffica Corbett Building, Portland
A. L. M111 «, Free.
L. SAMUEL, Gen i Mgr.
W. H. MANKIN. Special Agt.
Stu d ies D iseased Spuds.
H F. W ilson an d F D. B ailey of
th e
O reg o n
A g ric u ltu ra l
college
en to m o lo g y and p la n t path o lo g y d e ­
p a rtm e n ts have been stu d y in g
th e
c a u se of brow n an d yellow sp o ts In
p o ta to e s g ro w n in field s ab o u t T ole­
do. An ap p eal cam e fro m one of
th e big p o ta to g ro w ers th e ro for
assista n c e .
H e h ad p la n te d Irish
co b b ler p o ta to e s b o u g h t from a re p ­
u ta b le ho u se, an d b eing s h o rt of
seed h ad ad d ed tw o sack s from
a
n eig h b o rs,
but
failed to e x am in e
th e m fo r p ests. H is firs t sh ip m e n t
b ro u g h t a p rice m uch above m a r k e t,
b u t tw o su b se q u e n t sh ip m e n ts w ere
re fu se d by th e co n sig n ee b ecause a f ­
fected by yellow an d brow n spots.
T h is is a p a rt o f th e w ork c o n d u c te l
th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te by th e college
cro p p est e x p e rts, w ho a re read y to
aid a ll fa rm e rs tro u b le d w lht crop
d ise a se s o r in sect pests.
in a re p o rt o f th e fro st fig h tin g
e x p e rim e n ts in th e R ogue R iver V al­
ley, co n d u cted by th e h o rtic u ltu re
d e p a rtm e n t o f th e O regon A g ric u l­
tu r a l colleg e, ju s t p u b lish ed , th e col­
lege a u th o r itie s ad v ise oils w ith
a
p a ra ffin bese in p re fe re n c e to tl.os
w ith an a s p h a lt base, since th e lai-
te r leav e a re s id u e in th e he.,
w hich will n o t b u rn , th u s d ecreasin g
th e b u rn in g tim e In each h e a te r. At
le a st o n e th e r o m e te r should be used
in in
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THE
Shattuck & Lindsey
DEPARTMENT STORE
GROCERIES
If yow want to cut down the present high cost of living
buy your Groceries at our store.
W e positively do sell G roceries at less th an P o rtla n d prices a n d w e deliver the goods
to your door.
P eople w ho go to P o rtlan d to buy groceries b u y in large quantities in o rd er to save on
the price. G et o u r prices on large q u antities a n d com pare them .
W e ’ve got the tim e, the place, a n d the goods. W h y not let us save you?_____________
Men’s Furnishings
Shoes
3695 pairs of shoes are now on our shelves
for your inspection.
1 here are few
stores in P ortland w ho can offer you a
larger a sso rtm e n t to choose from. M en s,
53
ladies’, boys’ an d ch ildrens H igh 1 ops
are here in profusion.
■ ' per
a c re fo r fo u r h o u rs is $5.10 fo r oil
an d |5 .4 0 fo r wood. Oil Is th e best
fu el it is
th o u g h t
since
it
is
h an d le d w ith less lab o r an d m a in ­
ta in s a m o re even te m p e ra tu re .
A new b u lle tin by P rof. H.
8.
J a c k s o n . O. A. C. p la n t p a th o lo g ist,
tr e a ts of ap p le tr e e
a n th ra c n o se .
n ex t to ap p le scab th e m ost se rio u s
d isease w ith w hich ap p le g ro w ers
m u st c o n ten d . P ro f. Ja c k so n
rec­
o m m en d s sp ra y in g w ith
Bordeaux
m ix tu re , lim e s u lp h u r o r am onical
so lu tio n , o r w ith co p per c a rb o n a te .
Since h eavy ra ils a re
p a rtic u la rly
fa v o ra b le to th e d ev elo p m en t
of
th is d isease, sp ra y in g
sh o u ld
be
d o n e a t once, a n d in o rc h a rd s badly
a ffected a second an d even a th ird
a p p lic a tio n sh o u ld be m ade d u rin g
th e fall.
A piece o f fla n n e l d am p en e d w ith
C h a m b e rla in 's L in im e n t and hound
on to th e affected p a rts is su p e rio r
to an y p la s te r.
W hen
tro u b le d
w ith lam e back o r p ain s in th e side
o r ch est give it a tr ia l and you a re
c e rta in to lie m o re
th a n
pleased
w ith th e p ro m p t re lie f w hich it a f ­
fo rd s. Sold by G resh am D rug Co.,
and all D ealers.
BOYS’ SHOES
Buy a p air of those boys C utter Shoes for
y o u r boy an d keep his feet dry.
P e r pair $3.50
M en’s Shirts of every discription are now
h ere for y our choosing, prices ran g in g
from 50c to $4
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
C otton R ib
-
-
F an cy C otton R ib
Fleece L ined
-
-
W ool R ibs a n d Flats
-
per g a rm e n t 50c
50c
50c
-
“
$1
The fancy cotton ribbed underwear is the best ever
See display in window
STOVE DEPARTMENT
If you w ant a heater this fall or a n y other kind of stove w e have them at the rig h t price.
See those fine large open front h eaters ju st like a fire place except th at they use only
1-3 the a m o u n t of fuel.
LORAIN RANGES
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 these ranges in hom es ab o u t
G resham . Y ou d o n ’t h av e to take o u r w ord for its startling qualities. A sk y our n e g h b o r
Price $42.50 to $47.50
B la n k e ts a n d C o m fo r ts
Buy your blankets N O W and be p re p a re d for those cold nights.
O ur stock is now com plete
and larger than ever before.
Prices range from $1 to $ 6
New F a il a n d W in te r D re ss G o o d s are now in. All the new shapes an d fabrics including
All W ool Serges, A lbatrois and P ongee Silk, T affetas a n d Foulards.
G RESH AM
LODGE,
No.
125,
Lodge N otices.
F A IR V IE W
CIVIC
IM PR O V E ­ I. O. O. F . — M eets ev ery S a tu rd a y
RONDS FO R SA LE.
n ig h t in I. O. O. F. h all. W. H.
MENT C LU B — M eets firs t an d sec- S tan ley , N oble G ran d ; Geo. K e lle r,
G r a in . F lo u r , F e e d , E tc.
anil M onday ev en in g s of each m onth. S ecretary .
T ow n o f G resh am , $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 W a te r
W H E A T — E xport prices;
Blue- J. P. P rovince, P re s id e n t;
J.
H.
Bonds.
stem , 83c; C lub,
8Uc;
red R us­ S ch ram , se c re ta ry .
Tlie Spoons Give S atisfaction .
S ealed p ro p o sals w ill be received sian , 79c; V alley, 8 0 c; 40-folil, 80c.
ROCKW OOD U N ITED A RTISA NS
S everal p erso n s have ta k e n a d ­
by th e u n d e rs ig n e d u n til 7 o'clock 8 2 -8 3c; fife, 82c.
No. 206 M eets fo u rtii S a tu rd a y v an tag e of th e c o m b in atio n o ffe r of
p. m. on th e sev en th day of O ctober,
M IL L 8 T U F F 8 — B ra n , $24.50-25 n ig h t.
M aster, Mrs. R ich T e g a rt;
th e O utlook a n d O reg o n ian w hich In
1911, fo r th e w hole o r any p a rt of per to n ;
m id d lin g s, $32; sh o rts, se c re ta ry , H. H. Jo h n so n .
d
u d e s a set of h an d so m e sp o o n s lik
ROCKW
OOD
I.
O.
O.
F
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No.
213
$ 20,000 o f th e bonds of th e Town $ 2 5 .50-26; ro lled
b arley .
$33.50-
c o m b in atio n
— M eets in
M accabee h a ll every th e illu s tra tio n . See
of G resh am , in
d en o m in a tio n
of 34.50.
T h u rsd a y evening.
N. G.,
B. F. o ffe rs e lse w h e re an d sen d u s y o u r
$1000 each p ay ab le tw e n ty y e a rs
F L O U R — P a te n ts , $4.50 p e r b a r­ D alilh ap tm er; Sec y. J . H . S chrant.
o’ d e r a t once.
a f te r d a te am i b e a rin g in te re st
at re l; s tra ig h ts , $4 05; ex p o rts, $3.80;
K. O. T. M. No. 61 — M eets firs t
th e r a te of six p er cent p er a n n u m , .valley, $4 50; g ra h a m , $4.65; w h o le 1
S a tu rd a y an d th ird F rid a y
n ig h ts.
p ay ab le h a lf y early , p rin cip al andl w heat, $4 85.
Com ., Ed S p a th ; R. K ., AV. Quis-
in te re s t p ay ab le in U nited
S ta te s
O ATS— N ew, w hite, $29 p er ton.
lu berry .
gold coin at llje fiscal agency of th e tod.
F A IR V IE W G RA N G E— F ir s t S a t '
S ta te o f O regon in th e city of New
CORN — W hole, $33;
c ra c k e d , u rd a y a t 10 a in. an d th ird F r i­
day n ig h t, 8 p. m. M aster, C edric
Y ork
$34 p e r ton.
T h e above d escrib ed bonds
a re
B A R L EY New feed, $31-32 Per S to n e; s e c re ta ry , Roy Stone.
ROCKW OOD G RA N G E — F ir s t
issued
fo r th e fo llo w in g p urpose, to n ; b rew in g , $37.
HAY No 1, E. O . tim o th y , $16- W ednesday a t 8 p. m. and th ird
n am ely , th e In s ta lla tio n of a w ater
M aster, F.
17.50; No. 1, v alley, $15-15.50; a l­ S a tu rd a y a t 10 a. nt.
sy stem fo r th e Tow n of G resham .
11 C ra n e ; s e c re ta ry , V iola L ovelace.
T h e a u th o r iy t fo r th e Issue
of fa lfa , $12 50; g ra in hay, $10-10.50;
1. O. T. M. C H A R ITY H IV E No
P aul Hoetzel, P rop.
said b o n d s Is g ra n te d by an a m e n d ­ clo v er, $9.
38
M
eets
second
a
n
d
fo
u
rth
T
h
u
rs-
Hairy and Country Produce.
m en t to th e c h a r te r of th e Tow n
day a fte rn o o n s
Com ., Mrs. Jo h n
PO U L T R Y — H ens, 14c; sp rin g s. L ii>»:i; R. K ., M rs Mary T u rn e r.
of G re sh a m , ad o p te d S ep tem b er 18,
1911. by th e v o te rs of th e Tow n of 14c; d u c k s, y o u n g , 15-16 ’a e ; geese,
I t . ASANT V ALLEY GRANGE
G re sh a m , an d e n title d . An a i t
to ll t f c c ; tu rk e y s, 18-I9c.
No
18— M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y a t
V alley
hall.
H.
AV.
a m en d p a ra g r a p h 22 of section
12
EGGS- O regon, ra n c h , can d le d , , P le a s t
I Snasi . 11, m a s te r; E B u tle r, secre­
of c h a p te r 5 of th e c h a rte r of the 32c.
on the M arket, Fresh Every
ta ry ; ... a n le K ro n en b erg , le c tu re r.
Tow n of G resh am , e n title d , An act
C H E E S E — T rip le ts ,
tw in s,
and
Day
G R E SH AM GRANGE No 270 m eets
to In c o rp o ra te th e Tow n of G re sh ­ laisies, 1 5 -1 5 ’ tj C p e r
lb .;
young
th e s o i l S a tu rd a y of each m onth.
am In th e co u n ty of M u ltn o m ah . O r­ A m erican, 1 6 Vic p er pound.
L e c t i n i o u r from 2 to 3 is open
egon, an d to p ro v id e a c h a rte r th e r e ­
B U t T E R O regon c re a m e ry e x tra to th e p
lc
H. E. D avis, m a s te r;
fo r, a n d to re p e a l all a c ts o r p a rts ; 33c p er pound.
Mrs. Av II B ach m ey er, se c re ta ry .
o f a c ts In c o n flict h e re w ith ; filed
PO R K -10-1 lc.
WOMEN OF W O OD CRA FT, No
in th e o ffice o f th e
se c re ta ry
of
VEAL/— F an cy , 13-14c p er pound. 202— M eets in Odd F ello w s
hall
s ta te F e b ru a ry 11, 1906.
V egetab les and Fruits.
second a n d fo u rth T u esd ay s 2 p nt.
All th e b id d e rs w ill be req u ired
ONIONS
C alifo rn ia , $1.50; per E m m a M anning, G. N .; H a ttie Wos-
te ll, clerk
to su b m it u n c o n d itio n a l bids except h u n d re d .
A
F A IR V IE W LODGE No.
as to th e leg ality of th e bonds, and
V E G E T A B L E S — C a rro ts. $1 25 x a X 'y
92. A. F & A. M
R egu-
su ch bid m u st be accom panied by a per sack ; tu r n ip s . $1; b eets, $1.75.
' la r m e e tin g s S a tu rd a y n ig h t
c e rtifie d ch eck on e ith e r
of
th e
on o r before fu ll m oon. Ma­
POTATOES
O regon. 1 V»c per
sonic T em p le, T ro u td a le .
h a n k s of th e Tow n of G resh am o r p o u n d ; sw eet p o tato es, 2 Vic.
A. FOX, Secretary
on any re sp o n sib le h ank In th e city
M A ROSS POST No 41, G. A
of P o rtla n d , O reg o n , fo r an am ount
( liiir r li N o t ic e s .
li . and \A It C No 8. meet th ird
e q u a l to five p e r cen t of th e fa re
S a tu rd a y each m onth a t G ran g e hall
v alu e of th e a m o u n t of bonds hid
PLEASANT VALLEY BAPTIST— G resham
D inner to all
w ho a t ­
an d
th ird Sunday ten d
fo r; p ay ab le to th e o rd e r of the S ervices first
W nt. B u tler, c o m m a n d e r Mrs
each
m
o
n
th
S
unday
school
at
10
A nnie B ates, p re sid e n t. M rs H enry
m ay o r of th e T ow n of G resham , to
V I’. S C. E K ane, se c re ta ry .
be fo rfe ite d as liq u id a te d «' .m ages a. m every S unday
7 p m. Rev J . M N atio n , p a sto r
DAMASCUS CAM P,
No.
7533,
In case’ th e b id d er sh a ll w ith d raw his
M AV. A
M eetings first an d th ird
G RESH AM B E T H E L B A P T IS T
hid o r s h a ll fall o r neglect to ta k a
a t Profits in Poultry Raising
a n d Pay fo r said bonds, sh o u ld said S u n d ay serv ices S a b b ath school at S a tu rd a y ev en in g s each m o n th
10 a. tn . p re a c h in g at 11 a m. an d H azelw ood's hall. Geo. D allas, coun-
T h e pruflts aru them . and the profits an» rreui.
b o n d s be a w a rd e d to hint.
b»it to re t them you « « o f apply right method«.
7 :3 0 p m. P ra y e r m e etin g
each se ltn a n ; H a rry B oach, c h ie f fo re ste r
cannn« 1—m from a book. R u leo f-th u m b
T h e rig h t to re ject any and
all W ednesday ev en in g a t 7; 30 p m.
MODERN WOODMAN O F A M ER­ You
m ethods tak e tim e and often end dis—trously
b id s is h ereb y re serv ed
All p ro p o s­ F M B u rtch , P a sto r
The riffM W I s to b* guided bv poultry experts
ICA, m eets in I. O. O. F h a ll first
w ho h ave ainw dy “ m ade ro o d .” P m / is the
a ls sh o u ld be m a rk e d , " P ro p o s a ls for
an d th ird T u esd ay s of each m o n th .
kind o f instruction the International Corr—pond-
BORING M E
P reach in g 11 a V isitin g m em b ers w elcom e E m il G
W ate r B o n d s.'' an d ad d ressed to I)
ence Schools offer In their course o f 11
m each S u n d ay ; 8 p nt a lte rn a te K arileil, C lerk
leaern« tn poultry raising. P$e O w e s — vs
M R o b e rts, re c o rd e r o f th e Tow n of S u n d ay s
S un d ay school 10 a. tn
every Ml ng on pou//r> r a tin g . fro m tQgt to prajtU.
F
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S
G resh am .
•
E p w o rth Ixuigue 7 p in in c h a rg e
I t doesn't m atter how few or bow m any birds
you start w ith. «A<s is the o n ly true w ay to do It
S a tu rd a y
ev ening
Rev. A. B No. 178- F irs t
By o rd e r of th e com m on council of H a rry B ickford
and m ake It pay from the word ‘Go.”
an d th ird S a tu rd a y ev e n in g is so ­
' C ald er, p a sto r
The valu e o f this Course to you Is beyond mU
of th e T ow n of G re sh a m , O regon.
cial ev e n in g
M aster, E E H eslin ;
maUon. Y ou soon r»*l the price hark, and
I). M R O B ERTS.
tn lnrTeae-1 pm fltn and the k now ledge th a t w ill
F A IR V IE W P R E S B Y T E R IA N - j se c re ta ry . F it C ran e
*«wp th «w> pr flu c m in e your way Start pouk
R e c o rd e r of th e Town S ervices every S unday m o rn in g a
try raising rtiykt. thia w ay. t. en thereTl be ne
G RESH AM R E B E K A H
LODGE,
/e u ’«ew -n o halfw ay sucre— but th e y*-eeWM
of Gresham
11 o 'clock
S unday school m eets at No 61 — M eets in I O O F
h a l l . 1 flue—— . Far fr— d e e m p tlv s circular, writs the
W. T ow n­ second an d fo u rth W ed n esd ay s of
H ate of firs t p u b lic a tio n . Sept 26. 10 in c h a rg e of M rs J
O T U L M T lM A i. rO B IESrO 'B C W fl W B OdU
send
Y P 8. C
E
d ev o tio n al each
m o n th
C h ris tin e J . C a v -1
1911; la s t p u b lic a tio n , Oct. 3,
F.
W. SMITH. Hcprvwnunlve.
m eetin g a t 7 p.
m
Rev.
T h o s .' a n a g h , N oble G ra n d ;
Geo K eller,
1911.
* R obinson, p a sto r
S ecretary
$31 Alder Street, Fortlk&d, Or.
PO R TLA N D M A RK ETS.
City
Bakery
BEST BREAD
Pies, Cakes and
Other Pastery
Main St„ Gresham