Gresham outlook., February 02, 1912, Image 2

G resham
O utlook
C ou utry I.lfe W eek W ill S p read V e»
E d u ca tio n a l W ork Over O regon.
P o in ts fo r E g g -F a rm e rs.
T h e w rite r b elieves
th a t
egg-
1 WICK A W EEK
C o u n try L ife W eek In O regon h as fa rm in g is su rely com ing to th e fro n t
P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay an d F rid ay b* * ? .-,U e d J t T *,’* b r“ a «7 S-10.w fc.n not only fo r th o se w ho live n e a r
a t G resh am , O regon.
c o u n try school s u p e rin te n d e n ts and
la rg e cities, w h ere th e p rice Is a l­
co m m ercial bodies w ill
m eet
to ­
It L. ST. CLAIR, E d ito r and P ubl'r
g e th e r in each p a rt of th e s ta te to w ays good, b u t fo r th o se w ho live in
A It LYMAN, B u sin ess M anager.
fo rm u la te th e schem e of C o u n try th e re m o te r p o rtio n s of th e co u n try .
Subscription I la Ici- L ife e d u c a tio n to be follow ed by Or-
H follow s as a m a tte r of course
One year, 11.50; egon sch o o ls
Much is hoped from th a t th e e g g -fa rm e r will alw ay s have
six m onths, 75c; th is d e p a rtu re in th e s ta te 's e d u ca- m o re o r less p o u ltry
to sell. He
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ences b ehind th e m ov em en t a re such e 's a n d his h en s th a t a re p a st th e
Advertising.
as to
in s u re
Its success.
S ta te a «e of g re a te s t p ro d u ctiv en ess. T his
R a t e s reason - B an k ers, th e co m m ercial bodies, th e b ran ch of th e b u sin ess is of consid-
able.
O u r re p re ­
Im p o rtan ce. It costs
but
sen tativ e will call s ta te e d u c a tio n a l a u th o ritie s . P o rt- e ra b ie
land L ivestock in te re s ts
and
th e little m o re to p ro d u ce a pound of
Phone 701.
O regon A g ric u ltu ra l
C ollege
a re P o u ltry th a n it does to p ro d u ce a
"T h e Linotype w o rk in g to w ard th e sam e end and Pound of p o rk , w hile p o u ltry is ln-
W ay is th e Way d u rin g C o u n try L ife W eek it is v ariab ly h ig h e r in p rice th a n pork
th a t W ins.”
hoped to in te re s t b u sin ess m en gen- ° r beef sold on foot,
T h e follo w in g
O ne a d v a n ta g e of eg g -fa rm in g is
E n te re d as seco n d -class
m a tte r e ra lly in th e w ork
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o st o ffice a t week th e p lan will be p re se n te d to th a t th e p ro d u ce o f such a farm is
Ju st received 2500 y a rd s D ress G in g ­
G resh am , O regon, u n d e r th e a c t of p u p ils in th e schools an d c o n te s ts in easily tr a n s p o rte d to m a rk e t w ith-
M arch 3, 1879.
25 doz. N ew S p rin g Shirts just arrived h am s all th e latest colorings a n d d esig n s
g a rd e n in g , g e n e ra l a g ric u ltu re
do- o u t p rev io u s p re p a ra tio n . A dozen
m estic science, hog and p o u ltry rals- eg g s m ay be se n t ac ro ss th e conti-
N ew a n d U p-to-D ate styles a n d shades.
per y a rd 10c a n d 12Jc
THE BANKING HABIT.
ing an d m a n u a l w o rk in s titu te d
n e n t w ith o u t In ju ry to th e q u ality .
A sp len d id list of prizes fo r c h ll-I Uggs do no t need any special pre-
G resh am p o sto ffice will soon be
d re n p ro d u c in g th e best p ro d u c ts in se rv a tlv e p ro cesses b efo re
being
to m e a p o stal sav in g s b an k
T h is th e above lin es Is being co llected sen t to a d is ta n t m a rk e t, n o r do
’w ill lie reg a rd e d as a n o v elty
by T h e y o u n g fa rm e rs w ill firs t ex h ib it th ey lose w eig h t o r co n d itio n w hile
m any an d som e m ay be Induced to th e ir cro p s in th e ir own co nim unl- en ro u te.
save w ho have let th e ir m oney slip ties, n ext in th e co u n ty c o n te s ts and
If e g g -fa rm e rs keep th e ir hens
aw ay easily because th ey th o u g h t th e th en th e p rize w in n ers will m eet In se p a ra te d from th e m a lts , th e eggs '
bunks w ere n o t to be tr u s te d . The co m p etitio n a t th e S ta te F a ir
at p ro d u ced w ill re m a in
fresh and
sto c k in g hid In th e clo set an d th e S alem n ex t fall. B u lle tin s on th e so und
fo r w eeks,
ev en in th e
old tin can b u rled in th e g ard en v a rio u s a g ric u ltu ra l su b je c ts w ill be w arm est w e a th e r. T h e re is no need
will now lie n eeded no lo n g e r a s re ­ issued u n d e r th e au sp ices of th e fo r k eep in g e g g s m o re th a n a few
cep tacles for coins because U ncle O regon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege to serv d ay s an d th ey can be se n t to th e
Sam m ay be relied upon to
ta k e as tex t books in th e v a rio u s farm - m ost d is ta n t m a rk e t w ith in th e space
< a re of y o u r sav in g s w h e th e r larg e ing classes in th e schools th ro u g h - of a w eek.
o r sm all.
o u t th e sta te .
| A c o n sig n m e n t of live p o u ltry be­
As a m u tte r of fuel, how ev er. Un­
g in s to lose w eig h t from th e m in u te
Preserving Fence Posts.
cle Ham re g a rd s th e b u nks as safe
it is c ra te d u n til it is deliv ered in to
C o -o p erativ e te s ts in wood p reser- th e c o n su m e r's h an d an d th e seller
mid he will a rr a n g e to d ep o sit his
ag he gctg
fu n d s w ith one o r b o th of th em In v atlo n , esp ecially a s to fence p o sts, j inugt accep t thlg ,ogg
a re b eing c a rrie d on by H. B. O ak- pald only fo r th<J nunlb<.r of poun(lg
th e tow n for safe keep in g .
T he p o stal sav in g s b an k may seem leaf of th e U. 8. F o re s t S ervice of- th e co n su m e r receiv es a t th e end
o w ork a g a in s t th e p riv a te an d c o r­ rice of p ro d u c ts a t P o rtla n d an d th e
th e Jo u rn e y . If th e p o u ltry is
p o ra te b u nks of th e to w n s an d cities school of fo re stry a t th e
O regon d ressed b efo re se n d in g It to m a rk e t
but it is believed th a t in th e end A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege.
it m u st be c a re fu lly p ack ed a t som e
In p re se rv in g fence p osts, th e h o t cxpenge> a n d th e n lt lg , iabIe to
it will help th em . S av in g is a h ab it
D epositing o n e 's sav in g s Is a h ab it. and cold ta n k m eth o d , of fo rcin g hot ju ry an d d e te rlo ra tio n
before
It
th e reacheg th e e n d o f th e tr lp
Dresg.
D oing b u sin ess th ro u g h th e
b an k , creo so te fo r th re e h o u rs Into
dlgposed of on
puylng by ch eck , e tc ., is a h ab it. wood, an d th e n im m ersin g lt fo r th e ed p o u ltry m ugt
T h e m an o r w om an w ho s t a r ts in by sam e le n g th of tim e in cold creo so te, th e m a rk e t a t once, no m a te r w hat
fir p o sts th e p rice may be w hlle <.ggg may
d e p o sitin g a little m oney
at
th e Is used. B oth oak an d
posi office because it is a d e p a rtm e n t w ere used , an d it h as a lre a d y been ,leld fo r b e tte r prlC€g a t ,ittle o r no
of th e g o v ern m en t, w ill en d up so o n ­ fairly d e te rm in e d th a t p o sts th u s expense.
e r o r la te r by doing b u sin ess a c c o rd ­ tre a te d w ill o u tla s t o rd in a ry p o s t s ! A n o th e r th in g in fa v o r of th e
ing to m o d ern m e th o d s th ro u g h th e by m any years.
e g g -fa rm e r is th e fact th a t he may
b ank.
alw ay s know a b o u t w h a t he is go­
T he g o v ern m en t d o e sn ’t need th e New Bonks on Life and A dventure in g to receiv e fo r h is p ro d u ct. T he
In th e W est.
m oney. T h e w hole p o stal sav in g s
price of eg g s v a ries little from sea­
A flalo : S u n set p la y g ro u n d s; fish ­
bank sy stem is d esig n ed an d co n ­
son to seaso n . T h e w in te r p rice is
d u cted by th e g o v ern m en t m erely to in g d ay s an d o th e rs In C a lifo rn ia ab o u t so m u ch , a d eclin e se ts in at
help th e citizen , to e n c o u ra g e sa v ­ an d C an ad a.
a b o u t th e sam e tim e e ach y e a r and
ing and th r ift.
B ro n so n :
R em in iscen ces
of
a
G re sh a m ’s Big D ep artm en t Store, on M ain Street
th e m in im u m su m m e r p rice goes on­
It w ill have a w holesom e effect ra n ch m an .
ly ab o u t so low y e a r
a f te r y ear,
E d w a rd s:
T oll o f th e A rctic seas.
upon th e ch ild re n .
Many ch ild re n
w ith th e a d v a n ta g e th a t each y ear
E n o ck :
F a rth e s t W est.
and yo u n g people h av e been ta u g h t
th e av e ra g e ru n s a little h ig h e r, )>e-
to avoid th e b an k s, th a t
b a n k e rs
Judson;
M yths a n d leg en d s of
<ause of th e c o n sta n tly In creasing
w ere s h a r k s and u n safe. T h is se n ­ th e P acific N o rth w est.
MT. HOOD KAILWAY A POWER
d em an d fo r eggs.
M ills:
W ild life on th e R ockies.
tim e n t re s u lts from m any sail e x p e r­
COMPANY
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T h e p rice of g ra in , p o rk , beef or
N ledieck
I ra is e s In th e B ering
,,
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,
iences of th e past. But th e d ay s of
p o u ltry live o r d re sse d , v a ries wlde-
loose b an k in g m eth o d s a re fast pass-
being fu r th e r reco rd s of sp o rt ly from y e a r to y ear, th e in s ta n t de- [jV M ontavllla^ * " A
Ing. O ur c u rre n c y is g ro w in g m ore an d tra v e l.
m and m a k in g high o r low prices, ac­ G : 35 a. m., except S u n d a y -- A rr iv e
T ra llin g an d cam p in g lri
sta b le , o u r b a n k in g law s and reg- 1 P ow ell:
G resh am 7; M abery 7 :3 0 .
co rd in g to th e su p p ly on h and at
illa tio n s m ore s trin g e n t an d
bank A laska,
E very m an ta k e s tw o step s t h a t have, iie rh ap s, g r e a te r b e arin g
9 a. in .— Daily»-— A rriv e
G resham
an y g iven tim e, b u t th e price of
fa ilu re s less fre q u e n t.
S a n d e rs:
T ra ils th ro u g h
w est- ;
9 :2 5 ; B ull R un 1 0 :3 0 , (m ixed
on h is lite th a n any o th e r s he m ay ta k e from ch ild h o o d to old age.
eg g s ru n s a lo n g in ab o u t th e sam e
tr a in ) .
P a re n ts c an n o t begin too e a rly e rn woods.
T he firs t is w hen he d ecid es on w h at vocation he is g o in g to
risin g an d fa llin g cu rv e s from y ear
3 p. m .— E xcept Sunday-—A rriv e
S ervice: Spell of th e Y ukon.
Io im p ress upon th e ch ild th e need
follow . T h a t Is a very im p o rta n t step , h u t, lt is n o t even h a lf so
to y ear.
G resh am 3 :2 5 ; B ull R un 4 :2 0 .
S tra h o rn : F ifte e n th o u sa n d m iles
und th e p le a s u re of sav in g som e-
Im p o rta n t as th e step he ta k e s w hen he decides HOW he Is g o in g to
5 :5 5 - p. m .— E xcept S u n d ay — A r-
W h e th e r th e tim e s a re good or
th in g . It is a sp len d id d iscip lin e by sta g e — fro m th e M issouri to th e
G resh am 6 :2 0 ; C o ttre ll 6 :4 5 .
p re p a re h im self to follow th a t vocation.
bad th e e g g -fa rm e r is a, lo to count
Nuntluy Only.
to have m oney w here you can n o t P acific an d from A lask a to Mexico.
If you w ant TO BE SU CC ESSFU L
in any
line, THO ROU GH
his p ro fits a h e a d w ith g re a t c e rta in - Lv G resh am 7 a. m .; a rriv e M a­
gel it every tim e you th in k you neeil
W h ite:
T he cabin
P R E P A R A T IO N is A BSO LUTELY N EC ESSA R Y . T h e re is no b e tte r
bery 7 :3 0 .
ty. P eople m u s t e a t and
when
It. T he h an k s a re not only a con­
way
to p re p a re
fo r success th a n by ta k in g a c o u rse in th e
a rriv e
Sm all Boy— " P a ’ w h at
is an ' h a rd t,m e ' eom e
m o re e ™ a a rc Lv. M o n tav illa 1 :3 0 p. m .;
venience, th ey a re a necessity
to ­
G resh am 1 :5 5 ; B ull R un 2 :5 5 .
IN T E R N A T IO N A L < 'O R R E S P O M EN» E SCHOOLS. T h e h is to ry of
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M o n tav llla 4 45 p. m .;
a rriv e
o u r s tu d e n ts is a h isto ry of success. We can fu rn ish you w ith rec­
Pa -"A n o p tim ist, my son. Is a a n d raoney w lth w hlch to buy h t« h-
G resh am 5 :1 0 ; C o ttre lj 5 :3 5 .
o m m en d atio n s fro m th o u s a n d s of s tu d e n ts an d from n u m e ro u s of
W ESTW A R D
O regon Const A rtille ry co m p an ies J »inn w ho d o e s n 't c a re a ra p w h at Prlced p o rk , b eef an d
m u tto n Is
th e lea d in g e d u c a to rs of th is c o u n try th a t prove co n clusively t h a t we
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w ill hold th e a n n u a l m an eu v e rs at h ap p en s so th a t it d o e sn 't ‘h ap p en t o : ni" r e P len tifu l
d ay — a rriv e M ontavllla 6 :2 5 .
can do all we claim , an d m ore. If you have am b itio n an d d e sire to
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I Lv. M abery 7 :3 5 a. m .— D aily’— a r ­
b e tte r y o u r co n d itio n , w rite fo r in fo rm a tio n an d lite r a tu r e on any
e n t- d ay k n o w led g e fit how to feed
rive G resh am 8 :1 0 ; M ontavilla
m er, b eg in n in g A ugust 15. Both th e
co u rse you may be in te re ste d in.
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PORTLAND MARKETS.
re g u la r tro o p s sta tio n e d at th e fo r ti­
p ro d u c tio n , th e e g g -fa rm e r has a b,v- H u " ltb n 12:01 p. m .— E xcept
ficatio n s on th e ro a st an d th e n a tio n ­
S u n d ay — a rr iv e G resham 1 :2 0 ; i
b u sin ess th a t d ep en d s very little on
Grain.
F
lour,
Feed,
Etc.
al g u a rd fo rces
will
p a rtic ip a te
M o n tav illa 2.
(M ixed tra in .
B lu estem , i lo catio n o r th e p rice of o th e r com- Lv. Bull* R un 4 :2 5 p. m .— E xcept
W HEAT — Exports,
C oast d efen se will n a tu ra lly be th e
R u ssian . m o d ifies th a t go to th e food supply
S u n d ay — a rriv e G resham 5 :2 5 ;
86c; C lub, 83>8«c;
red
o b ject of th e m an eu v ers.
233 A ld er St., P ortland, O regon
M ontavilla 5 :5 0 .
82c; V alley, 8 3-84c; 40-fold, 83-84c of th e c o u n try .— P o u ltry .
Lv. C o ttre ll 6 :5 0 p. m .— E xcept S un­
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pel
D ates w ere a rru n g e d
th e
past
d ay — a rriv e G resham 7 :1 5 .
C ulling th e Flock.
sh o rts , »25;
w eek fo r th e s ta te co n v en tio n of th e ,l>n; ■ "''Idlings. »,10;
Sunday Only.
Lodge N otices.
M. A ROSS PO ST No. 41, G. A.
C ull y o u r p u lle ts as ca re fu lly as Lv. B ull R un 11 a. m ., a rriv e G resh-1
O regon b ran ch of th e A m erican Min- ro ,,*d b arley , »38-39
R., an d W. R. C. No. 8, m eet th ird
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u rd ay a t 10 a m. an d
th ird F rl- S a t" rd a y each m o n th a t G ra n g e h a ll
1 2 :1 5 .
b eak s
n o r sway
B a k e r next J u n e 6, 7 an d 8
T h is re i; s tra ig h ts , »4 05; e x p o rts, » 3 .7 0 ; In clu d e cro o k ed
Lv. B ull R un 3 :2 5 p. m ., a rriv e day n ig h t, 8 p ni. M aster, C edric G r,'gham . D in n er to all w ho at-
I tend
Wm. B u tle r, c o m m an d er. Mr
prom ises to be a big co n v en tio n of v alley - M 60; «■’■»ham, »4 56 ; w hole b ack s n o r c rip p le s of any kind T hey
G resh am 4 :1 5 ; M ontavilla 4 :4 0 S to n e; se c re ta ry , Roy Stone.
A nnie B ates, p re s id e n t. Mrs. H en ry
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ROCKW OOD I. O. O. F. No. 213 K ane, se c re ta ry .
G resham 6 :0 0 .
»32-32 5o com b to w in te r tro u b le s o r th e s tra i
— M eets in M accabee h a ll every I
OATS— No. 1. w h ite,
of o res an d m in in g m ach in ery .
T h u rsd ay ev e n in g N. G., M. J . Alls-
of heavy e g g p ro d u ctio n . Do not
F A IR V IE W U N IT E D A R T ISA N S
l>er ton.
<>.. W. I*. T IM E TAREK.
h o u se; Sec'y. W. A. K oener.
No. 178— F ir s t S a tu rd a y
ev e n in g
Include th e d w a rfe d si>ecimnes for Lv P o rtla n d
CORN — W hole,
»34;
M oving p ic tu re m ach in es a re be­
rae!,
K. O. T. M. No. 61— M eets first !
t h , r ? S a t,’rd a y ev e n in g is so-
th e sam e reaso n .
6 :5 0 a m. fo r C azad ero
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M a u to p
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in g put Into use by p u b lic schools »35 p er to n
M aster, E E H e slin ; .
-a tu rila y an d th iril F rid a y
n ig h ts clal ev en in g
7 :4 5 — fo r G resham .
BARLEY
F eed , »10 p, ;• to:i
In C onnecticu t th e re
Is a school
s e c re ta ry , F . H. C rane
Com., Ed S p a th ; R. K ., W. Q uis
8 :4 5 — fo r C azadero.
Itetailer anil Producer,
w h ere a sp ecial m oving p ic tu re hall
HAY
No.
1, E O , tim othy
in berry.
9 :4 6 — fo r G resham .
ROCKW OOD G RA N G E — F ir s t
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th e re g u la r »17-18; No 1. valley. »1 5 -1 6 ; alf. !fu
G RESH AM R E B E K A H
LODGE W ednesday a t 8 p m. a n d th ird
building.
E d u c a to rs e v e ry w h e re » ' " 1 4 ; g ra in hay, »12-13; clover, th e " 'o d u c e r ," w as th e su b je c t of j 1 1 :4 5 — fo r G resham
M aster, F.
No. 61— M eets in 1. O. O. F. h all, S a tu rd a y a t 10 a m.
th e a ,..tre ss g iv en last n ig h t by Dr. 1 2 :4 5 p. m. fo r C azad ero
a re se rio u sly ta k in g In to c o n s id e ra ­ »12
second a n d fo u r th W ednesdays of II. C ra n e ; se c re ta ry , V iola L ovelace
1 4 5 — fo r G resham
each m o n th
Mrs. S I D ailey, No­
Ja m e s W ’thycorobe, d ire c to r of th e
tio n th is new e d u c a tio n a l w eapon
••airy anil Country Produce.
L. O. T. M C H A R IT Y H IV E No.
2 :2 7 — E xpress
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2 :4 5 — fo r C azadero.
38— M eets second an d fo u r th Thoirs-
G
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No.
A bit of su ccessfu l co -o p eratio n sp rin g s. 13-13 i» c; d u ck s, young .2 4 c;| ford b efo re th e O regon R etail M er­ 3 .4 5 — fo r G resham .
125, day a fte rn o o n s
Com , M rs
Jo h n
n ig h t t l n Pí 7 7 n® * ? ®.veny S a tu rd a y B row n; R. K ., M rs Mary T u rn e r
m a n ifested Itse lf d u rin g
th e past geese, 12 49c; tu rk e y s , aliv e,
4 :4 5 — fo r C azadero.
18c; c h a n ts ' asso c ia tio n co n v en tio n . He
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• w o n In h a n d lin g a t least a p or- d rt,gged 2 »c
also sp o k e on a g r l iu l tu r a l co m m er­ 5 :4 5 — fo r G resham
D o u th lt, N oble G ra n d ; Geo K eller
PL EA SA N T V ALLEY G RA N G E
6 45 — fo r C azadero.
lio n of th e ap p le cro p of W a sh in g ­
cial
w o rk a t S alem W ednesday a t 1 0 :0 0 — fo r G resham
S ecretary
Xo. 348— M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y a t
EGGS O regon, ram h, can d le d .
to n ,
says
U p-to-I>ate
F a rm in g 30c.
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a lu n ch eo n g iven by th e b . - n l of | , , 33 _ {or G reghani
T h e re
w as
an
o rg a n iz a tio n , of
C ars from
P o rtla n d
a rriv e a th e second S atu rd ay of each m o n th i t a r y J e n n le K ro n e E n b e B rg u , tle le r, c tu secre-
C H E E S E T illam o o k , 18c; y oung Trade
re r
co u rse, atnl th e sales w ere effected A m erican , 19c.
Ix jctu re h o u r from 2 to 3 is open
G resham one h o u r la te r
BORING U N ITED A RTISA N S. N o .
to th e public
H. E D avis, m a s te r;
Lv G resham fo r P o rtla n d
by m ean s o f a pool by a sin g le
O
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TIME
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B in T E R O reg o n cre a m e ry e z ir .
0. m eets firs t and fo u rth W ednes-
Mrs. W. H B ach m ey er. se c re ta ry
1 2 :2 5 a m from G resham
a g e n t. T h e g ro w ers
pooled
750 33 49c p e r pound
5
:4
0
-—
from
G
resham
Second
W ednesday
WOMEN
O
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FT,
No
EASTBOUND
c a rlo a d s o f fancy ap p les,
packed
M aster,
20 2— M eets In O dd F ello w g ’ hall ev e n in g is social e v e n in g
6 30 — from B oring.
V EA L F an cy . 131» -14c per lb
w ith e x q u is ite care, an d th e sale ag
second an d fo u r th T u esd ay s 2 p m
/ j , hU ehb*‘r 8 ' se c re ta ry , M rs
L eave P o rtla n d 7 :5 0 a m .— A rrive
7 .3 7 — from C at id e ro
PO RK
8 t» -9 * » c .
7 50 — E x p ress
g re g a te d »1.10 0 ,0 0 0
T he p rice re ­
C a rrie P ow ell, G N .; E liza Metz- ;
F airv iew 8 :2 5 a in ; T ro u td a le ,
V egetables anil F ru its.
8 45 — from G resham
ceived ran g ed from »1 75 to »2 25
ger, clerk
DAMASCUS CAM P.
No
7533.
8 :3 0 a. tu.
ONIONS O regon, »1 50 p e r hun-
9 :3 9 — from C azadero
E i i n v i F w tn n z ic » « i ** W : A
M eetings firs t and th ird
a box. W ith o u t th e p o o lin g th e se d r ,,d
Lv. P o rtla n d 4 :0 0 p m.— At. Fair- 1 0 .1 5 — fro m G resham
9 ’»F 1 IR e
‘ ° * ‘,u rd a y P 'e n in g s each m o n th
at
ap p le s w ould have been ru sh ed on
view 4 34 p. tu ; T ro u td a le . 4 39 1 1 3 9 — fro m C azadero
VKX1KTAHI. e s
C a rro ts, »1 20
y
‘
— Kegu* H azelw ood's hall Geo. D allas coun-
1 2 :4 5 j> m from G resham
th e m a rk e t a t g re e d -m a d e prices, p e r sack ; tu r n ip s .
b
eets
P
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8
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p.
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on o r before fu ll m oon. M a­
1 3 9 — Cazadero
o r th ey w ould h av e been left open » 1.5 0 ; p arsn ip s. » 1 .2 5 ; cabbage
d
a
le
8
45
p.
in
1 A.
sonic T em p le, T ro u td a le
2 45 — ■ from G resham
MODERN WOODMAN O F A M ER-
to sp e c u la tiv e b u y ers, w ho w ould p er pound
WESTBOUND
At th e next re g u la r m eetin g th e ICA, m eets in I. O. O. F . h a ll firs t
3 39 — from C azad ero
h av e divid ed th e te r r ito r y
am ong
4 4 5 — fro m G resham
w ork w ill be in th e E A . an d F . W and. th lrd T u esd ay s of each m o n th
PO TA TO ES
O reg o n , 90i »1 20 Lv T ro u td a le 9 28 a
m ; leave
th e m se lv e s, and th e r e w ould have
5 3 9 — fro m C azadero.
V isitin g m em b ers w elcom e. E m il G.
leg rees
F airv iew 9 :3 3 a. m
p er h u n d re d ; sw eet p o tato es, »3 25
Ar. P o rtla a
K ard ell, C lerk
7 :1 5 — fro m B oring
been no co m p etitio n In p rice, and
1 0 :1 5 a. m
WM
STA
N
LEY
,
S
ecretary
lier c rate.
9 45 — from C azad ero
th e sum receiv ed by th e g ro w ers
ROCKWOOD
UNITED
ARTISANS
M
L V r 'c L V B
.v /è ti' f lr s t'V n i ° I c "
Lv T ro u td a le 4 55 p m ; leave F a ir-
On S u n d ay s all c a rs ru n to Caxa
w ould, p e rh a p s.
have
been less
“ F ro m P o rtla n d to th e m o u n ta in s
In pla»e 'o f th e 7 :1 5
p m
view 6 00 p
ui
Ar. P o rtla n d d e ro
— n ln g . o f each
th a n h a lf w hat th ey got
car. th e r e a re tw o. one a t
5 :4 6 M
n ig .K
h t ,
M aster. M rs R ich T egart'; Ü
look o u t to r th e O u tlo o k ."
5 45 p m
P P rovince, P re s id e n t;
H
and c u e a t » 45
secretary, H H . Jo h n so n .
Schram , secretary.
SHATTUCK & LINDSE¥
Sale Agents for W arners Rust Proof Corsets, Armor
Plate and Black Cat Hose, Peters Shoes, Lo­
rain Ranges and American Fence
New Arrivals!
New Arrivals!
New Arrivals!
Men’s Furnishings
Extra Special !
Bargains !
Dry Goods
Boys* Heavy Armor Plate Hose
25c kind
-
per pair 19c
These Hose have Double Knees
Heels and Toes and can’t be beat
for wear.
Bargains !
Bargains !
SH O ES
There are still a few pairs of those fine Kirkendall
and Walk-over Shoes left which we are closing out.
Regular 5.00 Kirkendall Shoes,
- $3.48
Regular 4.50 Walk-Overs, -
-
2.98
G R O C E R IE S
Everything good to eat at especially low prices.
Carnation Milk,
8c Golden Star Soap, bar 4c
Post Tosties,
8c Sugar, 15 lbs.,
-
$1
LET US RAISE YOUR SALARY
FRANK S. DUFFY, Representative
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