Gresham outlook., April 23, 1912, Page 4, Image 4

l'A G E FOUR
GRESHAM,
M etzger B ros.
Just To Remind You
■'-■'daiuHhuuM
-Xitb'U
zííTFX.
Olympic Flour
Mistletoe Lard
“Diamond W” Coffee
■S mh Ï,
ilo t i
O nce T ried
A lw ays U sed
O u r D e liv e r y W a g o n is u t y o u r s e rv ic e ; o u r ph on e is No. titil; our
lo c u tio n P o n d i S tre e t, n e x t to F e e d M ill.
RUBBER
TIRES
N ew stock of R u b b er for R ubber
' I ¡ring Buggies, A ll sizes, W ork done
quickly and guaranteed.
S e e U s A b o u t It
E d O sb orn ,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
28,
1912
ix e Merrill is on night duty now
at Eagle Creek.
ice cream social, Saturday night,
The librarian has decided to have I April 27, Grunge hall.
I a story hour for the young children I Mrs. Cecil Metzger, who has been
from the prim ary grades of the quite sick, Is Improving.
Mrs. A rth u r Dixon was taken Sat-
school at th e library
room each
W ednesday afternoon beginning im- irday in the am bulance from Jons- ,
: m ediately after school.
P arents rud's mill at Kelso to P ortland |
and teachers are requested to co­ where she Is to be operated on at
operate with the librarian.
Miss the Good S am aritan hospital.
C. E. Pugh returned to his home
Haile, in this undertaking. All chll-
here on Saturday night from Van­
I dren are Invited.
couver, B. C. He hug gone luto
Mr. and Mrs. Em il Bram s and
business there. He is home to re­
children of Sw eetbrier, N orth Duko-
main for some time. All are glad
I ta, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Robinson. Mrs. Bram s is a to see him again.
A ttention is called to th e splendid j
I sister of Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and
list o t prices In the ads. of the va- I
Mrs. Brams expect to locate on the
rious stores in tills issue of the 1
coast.
Outlook. All offer attractiv e bar­
Mrs. Mamie Townsend of Salem
gains. We commend th e careful
and h er three m onths' old babies.
reading of the ads. They will save
Vernon and Verona,
are visiting
you money.
with Mrs. Tow nsend’s m other, Mrs
Mrs. Clara Kane has gone to Cot- I
C. AV. Doane.
trell to stay with her grandchildren
An E pw orth League lee cream so­ Hazel and Carl Goger, during th eir
cial will lie held at the G range hull parents' absence. Mr. Goger has!
Saturday night, April 27.
gone to some W ashington
Hot
Mrs. R. J. Stoker spent the day Springs, to take treatm ent for scia-
yesterday visiting with her daugh­ ic rheum atism , from which he lias
ters, Mrs. Cora C arroll and Mrs. I I been a great sufferer during the
Florence Wilson, th ree miles east of past few mouths.
Gresham.
There will be an im portant ad ­
Last F riday night a t the fire drill journed meeting of th e council to ­
company No. 1 ran 125 y ard s and night.
hooked up the hose and had water
The newly
instituted
Masonic
turned on in one m inute and tw en­ lodge, U, D., will hold a com muni-
ty-five seconds. Company No. 2 did 1 cation tomorrow night
the sam e in a m inute and twenty
___________
seconds.
In H o n o r o f M rs . W o lf f .
GRESHAM
W h y L a b o r S o H a rd ?
Electricity do your w
«
USE ELECTRIC
Irons
Toasters
Coffee Percolate«
Water Heaters Curling Irons
Sewing Machine,
1 lot W ater Bottles
V acuum Cleaners
£(c
We Carry Electric Lamps and all Supplies
Sterling & K id d e i
In the Gresham
Investment Crmpauy's New Bulldln
GRESHAM, OREGON
Hui' •■r an<n
• Regner
New Store on Main Street
I A happy p arty of G resham ites
A num ber of the Lady Maccabees
| Lv. Gresham for Portland.
went to P ortland last F riday night, and friends assembled at tile home
12:25 a. m. from Gresham.
to a m eeting of Ham line University I of Mrs. Nellie Metzger on S a tu r d a y 1
5.40 — from Gresham.
(M inn.,) alum ni, which was held at afternoon, April 20th. The occa­
6.30 — from Boring.
the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. sion being a farew ell reception In i
7:37 — from Cai idero.
Rossman. This was the first m eet­ honor of Mrs. C lara W olff, who
7 :50 — Express.
8:45 — from Gresham
ing of the alum ni of th is institution leaves soon for Batavia, New A'ork.
0:33 — from Cazadero.
in th e Pacific N orthw est and a per­ Tlie afternoon was well spent with
JO: 15 — from Gresham.
m anent organization
was formed. I music and a serial good tim e, afte r
11:30 — from Cazadero.
Miss Ada Honey was elected corres- ■ which an elab o rate luncheon .and
12:45 p. m. from Gresham.
1:39
Cazadero.
ponding secretary.
Those going ice eream were served. Mrs. Wolff
2:45 —- from Gresham.
Irom Gresham were Miss Ada Honey, was presented with an L. O. T. M.
3:39 — from Cazadero
Miss H arriet Davidson of Tacoma, ( Pin from the m em bers of Charity
4 45 — from Gresham .
A. R. Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair. Hive, in token of esteem and remem-
6:39 — from Cazadero.
7 15 — from Boring.
Capt. C. O. Branson will give a brance, when all wished her a safe
9:45 — from Cazadero.
talk to tlie school, T hursday after- an<* p leasant journey.
On Sundays all cars run to Caza­ | noon at 2:30 o'cloek, giving some
Those present were M rs. Nellie
dero. Jn p laie of th e 7:15 p. m.
a car, th e re are two, one a t 6 45 rem iniscences of the Civil War. He I Metzger, Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. Wolff
M Inting.
enlisted as a d rum m er boy, April Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. S tan­
14, 1861, when less th an 14 years ley, Mrs. Rowen, Mrs. E dna S tan­
of age, and served th ro u g h the war, ley, Mrs. Spath, Mrs. C hilders, Miss
coming out with the ran k of captain' Miriam Brown, Miss Ada Doane,
( apt. Branson will give the calls Miss Susie Stanley, Miss Mabie P ul­
with a snare drum , using the same len, Miss M aggie W inters, Mrs. T u r­
drum
sticks which he ca rrie d during ner, Mrs. D ickenson, Mrs. Brown,
AT
the war. All old soldiers are giv­ Mrs, R obertson, Hazel Stanley, Mrs.
en a special invitatioji to hear this Stott, Miss R uth W inters.
talk, and any others will be wel­
come.
O. W. P. TIME TABI.
Lv Portland
6:50 a. m. for Cazadero.
7:45 — for Gresham.
6 45 — for Cazadero.
9:45 — for Gresham.
10:45 — for Cazadero.
■1:15 — for Gresham.
1 ~ 45 p. m. for Cazadero
1:45 — for Gresham.
2:27 — Express.
2 45 — for Cazadero.
3:45 — for Gresham.
4:46 — for Cazadero.
6:45 — for Gresham.
6:45 — for Cazadero.
10:00 — for Gresham.
11:33 — for Gresham.
Cars from Portland
G risham one hour later
Mai" g X » . o re.
OREGON.
arrive
•lu s t lik e III,* illu s t r a t i o n , neat fit-1
t in g , new P e p ln in S k in e ffe c t, w«|.|
lo p e d e d g e s .
G m iiu n t . eil
i,,,(
• ray out.
•II HT A I tltl V El)
N e w m id la te s t s ty le s o f i.iiigertel
o o il
T a ilo r ,- d W a is ts .
Se,
tile* |
I m f o r e
b u y in g
e ls e u lie ie .
p i'K 'e $1.110
(o
$ 5 .0 0 I-,,,16,1111,1
p i ice $ 2 .0 0 Io $ 7 .0 0 .
I O l l i e a m i s e e o u r r o in p le te hur
<»f lu u lic s * S ilk II hsi -, 5O c , 7 3 ^ | | |
Everything that’s Good
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Fish
on
Oust G raham of B rainerd, Min*
nesota called on the Hessels and
Will Congdon, his form er neighbors
yesterday. Mr .Graham has come
with his family to Portland and will
find a home in Oregon. When lie
left B rainerd about two weeks ago,
there was snow on th e ground.
Hessels recently sold an Ideal
m anure spreader to Jas. Pounder,
who lives at Cottrell.
F ridays
I
H E weekly wash is by no means
an easy task, and whoever does
the work is entitled to the latest ap­
pliances for making it less a labor and
as agreeable as possible.
riiis can be done by having us in ­
stall ‘Standard’ porcelain enameled
lanndry trays.
These fixtures are
non-absorbent and perfectly sanitary.
Let us show you how your laundry
equipment may be improved.
1 J. WODEAGE, Plumber
w ith ste rlin g * K ill, 1er.
GRESHAM FEED MILL
We have plenty of
U t a h L a n d P la s t e r
ro r E 'ery One and the Prices are Right
See Us before Going Elsewhere
If you have any fce<
w . o i AS V
. S
F l „ b r ir ' g
"
,O »
D ay
J l'S l a few of our bargains
9H
40
JO
¿
Ac
tine soil, >0 acres
reasonable time.
. A r '" - $ l( i0
E V E R ! IH IN G NEW
I’ltK 'E H ARE Itlt.l
Lumber at Wholesale Prices
D uring April we will quote th e '
■ following low prices on lum ber for
lia sli delivered on board cars in
Gresham . Send
in
your
order
from a week to ten days in advance I
1x6 No. 2, R ustic, aii pat-
, U r n s ....................................................
1x6 No. 2, Drop S i d i n g ............ $20
1x4 No. 2, V ertical Grain Floor-
,
...............................................
1x4 No. 3, Vertical G rain Floor-
,
.............................$16.00
'1x4 No. 2 F ia t G rain Floor-
*' H. Sunday has begun the mov­ , *“ « • • • ......................................$18.00
ing of Ixw is S h attu ck 's house from 1x4 No. 3 F la t G rain Floor-
............................................. $14.00
th e corner of Second stree t and -
Koix-rts av en u e, to a lot back of 1x4 No. 2 Ceiling, all pat-
, ‘«r " s .........................................$18.00
the store building on Second street. 1x4 No. 3 Ceiling, all p at-
The Gresham Basket Bali girls , ‘e r n s ..............................................$13.50
have had th e ir pictures taken
by 1x6 Shiplap No. 1 ................... $11.50
1x6 Shiplap No. 2 .................. $9.00 '
our photographic a rtist, Max Schnei­ 2x4, 2x6, 2x8— 12, 14 and
d er
They are cham pions and m ake
16 ft. lengths ......................$ 1 0 .5 0 !
a fine group.
2x4, 2x6, 2x8— 18 and 20 ft.
Miss W inifred Osburn and Miss , le n g th s .............................. ......... $12.50
1x6 sized Sheeting
. . . . $8.50 i
■race Law rence visited friends at
2x4, 6 and 8 sized No. 2 . . . . $ 8 . 5 0
Metzger last Sunday.
1x12 sized No. 2 ........................$9.00
Miss Minnie S h rin e r was a caller ( Shingles S tar-a-S tar per m . . . . $ 2 00 |
Best cem ent per bbl ............ $2 10
at the telephone cen tral today
H arry W ostell fell yesterday from 114x4 Lath per m ........................$2 ltt
O rders taken for 1000 feet and up
tree on th e school g rounds and ! wards. All P o rtlan d lum ber
and
broke his left arm at th e wrist.
kiln, dried and No. 1 stock th ro u g h ­
Miss M. Creeey of Baline, Oregon ! out. Prices in proportion on lum ­
spending the sum m er with her ber not listed.
C. SHATTUCK, phone 37.
sister, Mrs. M. Vogel.
C L. C renshaw is Installing a
M. De W avrem ont.
bath tu b a t th e Colum bia
Brick Im ported Belgian Stallion,
owned
w orks at H ogan. W ater is
taken by the M ultnom ah Belgian
Horse
from a ta n k on the hill.
association of G resham will lie
H. R. Carlson is having his fu rn i­ found at the follow ing p laces’
Bux-
tu re house newly painted.
Fred E. to n 's barn, T ro u td ale Mondays and
1'odd, assisted by H arry W irtz, is Tuesday's; L eland's barn, Gresham ,
W.
doing th e work, Mr. Todd is prov- W ednesdays and T hu rsd ay s;
ing him self a first-class p ain ter and H illyard s, P leasant Home, F rid ay s
and S atu rd ay s; Sundays at
Ja s
sign w riter
Pounder's, C orbett. E. M. Canniff,
No clerk s to h ire o r rent to pay,
you get tin- In-in fit.
Watch
for
0Ur Special Each
$,C° per acre’
,
,
m aJ| U u , c
> n t, fc>rn
" A c r e * „ e a r G re a h a m , a t $ 1 5 0 p e r acre
I eims
Easy
ill til)
Gresham Real Estate Co.
III
III. V , Hl
g re a te r MH ceMM in lir ,
...............
1 * 11 b u sin e ss w it h U n it
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hank.
hail th ey used m o re car.'
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m ade
c a n t a ,,, („ |,tli|(lillg |||(
T h e battle
HALF
I« ’■»vlng a i«„,k illtl.t.,,M(ul h|
Electrical Fixtures
And Supplìlie»
RAY H TODD
Painting aid Dettai,'rg
j o i n huniiiCNM an y .a i n | „ i
' " " U h l h a u ille its
' a m a n d r e g u la r r u s to in e r s a re
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SEE THOSE NEW
ELKSKIN SHOES
To a d v e rtise i |8 advantages!
su m m er and w in te r resogt, the,
j p o rt C om m ercial club has
with th e S o u th ern Pacific in
»•Unity ad v e rtisin g plan.
At th e a n n u a l meeting
G ra n ts P ass C om m ercial Club,
ta ry A ndrew s rep o rted a
ship o f 325.
T lie R e s t I t a r g iiiii.
In Green and Tan
Best for S u m m e r
W e a r at p e r pair
The D aily O regonian or
T elegram an d O utlook,
Wei
com bine w ith th e Daily and
W eekly J o u rn a l an d Weekly
>•
J
$28
A n d C anvas, b o th
L o w a n d H igh Cuts,
T a n , Calf, V ici K id,
G u n m etal, an d P a t­
ent. L o w a n d H igh
C ut, Buttons.
I t P ays to Spra
In te llig e n tly
H E man w ho sprays his fn
vegetables intelligently istht
w ho w ill have the bumper yiti
send to market. T h e large
iti th e m i in her of insects att.e king!
trees and garden truck throughout,
country makes it absolutely nee«
for the farm er o r grower to p
his crop by the proper use of in
cides.
T
N EW PROCESS
to nuoti,er.
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illu , nv„ v
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Our Shoes DO Wear
'ITV o f P o i t r i
IN II.
f RED E. TODD
SI 1OP&.--ODD FELLOW ’S HALL
8 a a 3 pUB j a n „ H
S her w in - W il l h m \
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.N ,,,,. ,,,IN n
W eek
‘M oney’s W o rth or M oney B ack.”
LADIES’ WHITE
NUBUCK
$275 0 0
C
" In n w e
to
m a k e t l x hub
f o n ie
in
and
have.
A p le a s u re
M io w K<M n I s .
P W se re . T o m s
A c re .
A c re ,
E v e r y lliin g
c o n if o r t n ld e .
AYLSWORTH’S
ARSENATE OF LE^\
w ill help you to secure bigger profit* f
y o u r orchard and garden because i f * “
cation w ill insure a much larger I
o f perfect fr u it and vegetables wl
o f higlier m arket value fo r you. » ;■
•euate o f Lead is lig h t in g ra vity a1**'
Well in suspension, I t is sure Jeaih ”
le.if-eutin^ insects, hut » i l l not tn,' |
H ight the fo lia g e .
G re sh a m
D rug