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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK.
TUESDAY,
G R ESH A M
Metzger Bros.
•Miss A gnes B oyer of
P o rtla n d
an d Mr. C leve B in d er, th e gen ial
m eat c u tte r a t th e G resh am
.Meat 1
j M ark et, w ere u n ite d in holy n iatrl-
■ m ony a t th e F ir s t C o n g reg atio n al
| c h u rc h by Rev. L u th e r Dyot», lust
alw ays on h a n d
j T h u rsd a y . T he new lyw eds
have1
I re n te d a c o tta g e ow ned
by Mrs ;
[ G ould in T h o m p so n ’s ad d itio n .
See O u r L ines of
Mrs. B a rb e r an d tw o
ch ild re n ,
h av e been sp e n d in g th e w eek w ith
Mr». A. J . IV. B row n an d left« for
P o rtla n d th is m o rn in g accom panied
by Mr. B arb er.
E . It. P a tte rs o n , of H a rrisb u rg
111., w as in to w n y e ste rd a y w ith W
J. D avidson of H ood
R iver. Mr.
P a tte rso n an d fam ily have com e to I
Hood R iv er and a re looking fo r a [
I om atoes, C abbage, C elery, C auliflow er
location.
Mrs. E va L eig h to n , of L aG ran d e. I
well know n h ere, is th e m o th e r of
O u r D elivery W agon is u t y o u r s e rv ic e r o u r p h o n e is No. (Mil; o u r
a fin e boy, b o rn
A p ril
29, o v er |
locution, I'o w cll Stre«-t, n e x t to E«-»sl .Mill.
w hich th e g ra n d p a re n ts ,
Mr. and j
Mrs. A. H . G ould, us well as th e
p a re n ts, a re rejo icin g .
J . A. B ran d e, w ho w ith his fam i- |
ly h as been on th e O utlook F a rm .
; w ith C. W . A lb ertso n fo r th e past
j few m o n th s, h a s accep ted a p o st
tlo n w ith th e O regon P la n in g M ills. |
P o rtla n d , as b o o k k eep er.
Miss E cho Jo n e s h as been q u ite I
sick fo r th e p a s t w eek w ith n e a r
p n eu m o n ia. She is som e b e tte r..
Mrs. J a n e C uly, w ho h as sp en t
se v eral w eeks In P o rtla n d w ith h e r
d a u g h te r, Mrs. J o h n M iller, is now
m ak in g h e r h om e w ith h e r d a u g h te r,
Mrs. P ercy G iese, a t h e r fa rm hom e
so u th w e st of to w n . Mr. an d Mrs.
G iese an d Mrs. C uly m ade a b u si­
ness trip to G resh am la s t S a tu rd a y .
Mr. an d Mrs. J . W. S h a ttu c k of j
J P o rtla n d w ere in G resham S a tu rd a y
j a tte n d in g th e G ran g e m e e tin g and
Visiting w ith th e ir
c h ild re n
and
m any frien d s.
As a re s u lt of a s ta te w ide in- .'
(lu stria l c o n te st in O regon th e re a re
now a b o u t 50,000 c h ild re n g a rd e n ­
in g , an d m any of th e th in g s they
j have raised will be ex h ib ite d a t th e !
f resh Fruits and Vegetables
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOW
SCREENS
Garden Seeds, Garden Plants
G resham C ash (MEAT) M arket
No more C R E D I T will be
extended after M A Y 5
We buy for Spot Cash and sell for
Spot Cash
If You Forget Your Pocket-book
Please Forget the Meat
P O IN T S ON
P L U M B IN G
G o o d plu m b in g i> n r r c i u r y (o good health.
Graceful fixture! are necessary to bathroom beauty.
“Standard* '“Occtdrat" Beh
&
Good plumbing throughout the
house means comfort and sanitary
security. If your plumbing has no»
these qualities, let us replace with
“Standard" guaranteed plumbing
fixtures anil thut have plumbing
which is safe, durable and satis­
factory.
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G re s h a m .
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5
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\t ill
E x te n d
to
i
H u n t ly .
O fficer» for th e new ly o rg an ized
M nltnoinah C e n tra l H allw ay w er
< b eted y e sterd ay at P o rtla n d
as
fol low »:
E II. E rn sb e rg e r, p re s id e n t; G.
\ L ovejoy, v ic e -p re sid e n t;
W. J
('o u tlay , of C hicago, »«■eretary; and
Vi 11 Van K aren of P h ila d e lp h ia
I reu au rer.
I lie p u rp o se of fills com pany Is
Io build a rn ilro ad from C o ttre ll,
I bis road will la* 24 m iles in len g th
and th e first six an d on»» h alf m iles
o n t h e M l H o o d Hit»», U> th e base of
Mt I loud, n ear III«» W elch
place
of ti.ietiK. to S andy, will be laid at
oiice. It is an n o u n ced . An
easy
I rude up th e S andy riv e r will
be
follow ed to Web lies
E lectricity will be th e m otive pow ­
er, and th e com pany c o n tro ls pow er
id le s n e a r th e proposed line.
Which is the Cheapest to
Spray Your Hen­
house With ?
C ru d e C arb o lic A d d at 90c p er
g allo n or coal oil at 1 Ic p e r g a l­
lon, o r HESS H IP at 2c per g a l­
lon and every d ro p k ills lice,
m ites, tick s an d fleas
Is not g one In a day like coni
oil, but sta y s rig h t th e re
and
ke. ps on k illin g It is th e c h e a p ­
e st p re p a ra tio n fo r you to us«»
and a lso acta us a g e n e ra l dls-
I n f t i ta u t,
tin e g allo n m ak es 70
g allo n s of th e so lu tio n . C om es
In all sizes.
Ils price is so low th a t
th e
sp ending is not m erely a saving,
lint an in v estm en t w hich saves
you 'm any tim es Its p rice In eg g s
and h ea lth y ch ick en s.
A booklet te llin g of Its m any
uses can be had fo r th e ask in g .
Gresham Drug Co.
I lie Rexnl Store
14.
1012
C losing O ut
Sacrifice Sale of all M en’s Furnishings.
Everything Must Go to m ake room for a
More Com plete and Larger Line o f L adies’,
M isses’, Children’s, and Infants’ Goods.
Underwear
$2.50 V alues $2.00
2.00
1.50
1.75
1.30
1.50
1.00
1.00
.75
.50
.38
D ress Shirts
S ilv er
B r a illi
$2.00 V alues $1.50
1.50
1 00
1 .0 0
.75
.75
.50
.50
.38
RfVERSieLi &IOPV
JU ST
ARRIVED
$ 1 .2 5
1 he N ew R eversible M iddy, all sizes, ju st like the cut,
COLLARS
Silver C ollars in 1 / 4
Sizes, 3 for 2 5 c
G LOVES
C otton G loves, pr. 5c
SOX
OVERALLS
50c silk, all colors 38c
25c Lisle T h re ad
W a ra n te e d
six m o n th s
18c
I 5c G ood Q uality 10c
10c Q u ality
5c
$1.00 V alu es 75c
.85
60c
.75
50c
.65
45c
.50
40c
JU M P E R S
75c
65c
$1.00 V alu es
85c
“
A T 1-2 PRICE
P a in te rs' O veralls a n d
Ju m p e rs ; C a rp e n te rs’
A p ro n s at 1-2 Price.
NEC K 11ES, 50c vals. 38c, 25c vals. 15c
I A rm B ands, C ollar b u tto n s, St ck p in s ] price
K E R C H IE F S , C otton, Linen, Silk, 1-2 Price I
W e ta k e B u tte r a n d E g g s in T r a d e
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM
REGNER & CO.
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM
bulletin», directing planting
an d g ro w in g seeds.
T he b en efits
of th is school corns,, cannot he
T h e O regham
„ wU, p ta ,
cu la te d . I hey becom e a c q u a in te d wit D am ascus on S unday. A good gam e
th e b e a u tie s of n a tu re , a re k e p t out is a n tic ip a te d and th e r e o u g h t to
G resh am
ro o te rs
of d o o rs an d a rq g iven an in cen tiv e b e a bunch of
to tu k e p rid e in th e ir ow n a b ility to th e re .
J a s . G rah am of P o rtla n d , fo rm erly
p ro d u ce re su lts.
of M itchell, S .1)., w as th e gueBt
S ev eral p erso n s a re busy k illin g M onday of Rev. an d Mrs. H opkins.
a p h is on th e ir ro ses w ith th e new He ex p ects to m ak e his hom e In |
sp ray receip t given by Mr.
D avis O regon.
A fine line on display. E verything in the N obby D ress Hat.
A telep h o n e lin e Is being put up
a t Hie G ran g e S a tu rd a y
W hale oil
j in
W h lte lie a d 's a d d itio n
Colby
P rices fro m $1 to $ 3 . Also a fine line of Panam as, $ 5 each.
sohp an d q u asia chips.
! M arston, L. D. H ow ard and W. K.
A fine line of Felt I fats for you to see, also at reasonable prices.
E d w ard (»lock an d
A rn o ld Bal- H am ilto n w ill be on th e line,
sig e r w ith th e ir fam ilies sp en t Sun-1
Qeo. F . H o p k in s. J r ., from W il-
day a fte rn o o n at th e
Rose A lder i la m e tte law school, sp e n t S unday
F arm . T hey w ere old n e ig h b o rs of w itli his p a re n ts h ere. T h is is his
Mr. an d Mrs. P arso n s in E a ste rn O r­ senior* y e a r in th e law srh o o l "at |
egon, and at p re s e n t a re m ak in g Salem .
th e ir hom e In P o rtla n d . T hey cam e
Many y o u n g people a re looking
O U R SPEC IA LTY . F O R T H E W H O L E FAM ILY. A N D
out in Mr. G lo ck 's new a u to and fo rw a rd w ith in te re st to th e dance
A
I
RIG H T PRICES, IO O . G unm etal, P atent L eathers and
looked o v er P le a sa n t
V alley
and to be given in C om m ercial clu b h all,
G resh am an d w ere very m uch p leas­ S a tu rd a y n ig h t. T he G resh am G rill
T an, in high, lace and button. A lso in O xfords, L adies' w hite
ed w ith o u r fine co u n try .
is m ak in g special p re p a ra tio n s for
shoes in N ubuck and C anvas in H igh Button and Pum p. L adies
M. O N elson and A. R. L ym an, a good supper.
w ho w ere ap p o in ted a co m m ittee
these a re nice. C om e and see them .
G ra n d p a L andon is sp e n d in g
a
to visit th e p lan t of T he P u y allu p few w eeks w ith h is d a u g h te r , Mrs.
OUR SHOES DO WEAR
a n d S u m m er F ru it G ro w e r's associa- W in. B ooth of C o ttrell.
tlo n n e a r T aco m a, W ash., left on
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bell spent
th e ir tr ip o f lnsi>ection last n ig h t, S u n d ay w ith
Mr. an d
Mrs. Win.
an d expect to re tu rn la te th is e v e n ­ S tanley.
ing. T h is tr ip is m ade In th e in te r­
L ittle Ina S m ith h a s recovered
O u r H erm an W ile G u a ra n te e d Clothing, T hey look well an d
ests of th e
M ultn o m ah
C ounty from an a tta c k of m easles
U n i o n of th e F a rm e rs '
society of
w ear well. "Suits T hat Suit."
T h e L ad ies' Aid w ill give a food
(E quity, w ho a re ta k in g steps
to sale at S h a ttu c k & L in d sey 's sto re
form a co -o p erativ e asso ciatio n in- next S a tu rd a y , a fte rn o o n an d even-
c o rp o ra te ,, an d secu re fu n d s
for ing. May lk tli. T h ere will be b read
o p en in g w hat will be know n as th e I pies, cukes, an d o th e r good
horn«-
G resh am E q u ity M ark et.
cookery.
C arl D ahl w as in P o rtla n d y ester-
Mr. anil Mrs. J. C. S tan ley w ere
day slot k in g up for th e su m m er c a lle rs on Mr. B ru n n e r an d fam ily
tr a d e
He say s th e r e is co n sid er- S unday.
ab le d em an d for tuoccusius of w hich
Mrs. A lfred E. G reen, w ho has w iih Mr. B au m er and fam ily of P o rt
he now lias a good supply.
sp e n t th e p a st five w eek s w ith h er lan d , re tu rn e d hom e S a tu rd ay .
T h e . W C. T. U. w ill me»et at the sister-in -law an d
fam ily
ut
th e
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E a stm a n e n ­
F re e M ethodist eh u re h next T h u rs ­ M ethodist p a rso n a g e , re tu rn e d yes­ te rta in e d at a card party S a tu rd a y
d ay at 2 :3 0 . All w om en a re c o rd i­ te rd a y to h e r h om e In V ancouver. evening. T h e ir g u e sts w ere,
Mr. T he G R E A T H IG H S< Hl Mil. E V E N T
ally in v ited .
B C. Mrs. G reen m ade m any frien d s and M rs E. G. K a rd e ll, D r. and
Colby M arston Is g e ttin g
alo n g d u rin g h e r stay in G resham
Mrs. J. M. S h o rt, Mr. and Mrs. J a s
rap id ly w ith his new h o u se In W hlte-
Miss F ried a B ru n n e r.
w ho h as E ik in g to n , Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. M T he S e n io r C lass of th e G resh am
h e a d 's ad d itio n .
b een sp en d in g th e last tw o w eeks I). K ern , .Mr. an d Mrs. F L. Ever-
H IG H SCHOOL
son. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. D abney,
Mr an d Mrs. A lva H evel, Mr. and
W ill P re s e n t its
Mrs. Max S ch n eid er. Mr. an d Mrs.
L. C. S h a ttu c k .
ANNUAL ( I.ASS PLAY
Heavy p lan k is on th e g ro u n d for
r.ew floor fo r th e brid g e on Pow ell
i str«‘et.
A. W. Ite g n e r has re n 'e d
the
In e s tim a tin g th e se c u rity of a B ank in w hich to keep y o u r funds
s to re room next to his fu rn ish in g s
It is th e B an k 's Own Money th a t should be considered.
s to re to W. G. R ogers an d b ro th e r
IN T H E
O u r 1‘aiil in C a p ita l Is .............................. » 3 0 .0 0 0 .0 0
w ho w ill put In a line of teas, cof-
S u rp lu s for p r o te ctio n o f D e p o s ito r « ...........
7.1MMMHI
1 fees an d spices. S helving is being
put in fo r th em and th ey expect to
tS:l7..VHMMi
, soon occupy th e b u ild in g
Mrs. Mary L eslie has g one
to
This sum Is a ll fo r tile p isK i'etloi, o f o u r d rp ie d to r*.
J S easid e to fix up h e r c o tta g e
for
A n o th er fe a tu re is th e m an ag e m en t. Seven y e a rs u n d e r th e sann
She does not expect
to
o fficers m ean s a g re a t d eal in th e h a n d lin g of any b u sin ess
E x­ I te n tin g
occupy it th is sum m er.
p erien ce Is valu ab le.
Mrs F J No tile of P o rtla n d vis
A th ird stro n g a rg u m e n t fo r sa fety Is c o n serv atism . ,
C are In m a k in g loans, so us to hav e a su re incom es from in v e st­ : ited h e r m o th e r. Mrs E. M Cam p,
a few days last weAk
m en ts, w ith a s few loss»-» as possible, and c o n sta n tly
k eep in g
a
a t 8 :0 0 P. M.
G eorge L eslie. J r ., of S pokane.
s tro n g cash re s e rv e on h an d a n d in d ep o sito ry b an k s
I gave his ra th e r and m o th e r a sur-
In seven y e a rs of b u sin ess loss in lo an s has been less th a n T w enty
D o llars
T h is m ean s safe In v estm en ts and s e c u rity fo r th e d e p o sit­ ! prise call on S a tu rd a y . He is su -i
E x cellen t O rc h e stra w ill fu rn is h
1 p e rln te n d t n t of tele g ra p h lin es for*
o r's m oney.
M usic
!th e W estern U nion on th e N o rth - i
| e rn P a rlflc system .
|
A l.l. SE IT S K E S E ItV E It
T im othy B row nhill
tla n n d ! t
m in of
oi P r o o r tia
f i
an d M cM innville
called
on
old I
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frie n d s h e re y esterd ay
He fo rm er 4 F ir s , 12 rx.wx 8 0 c e n ts, next (I ro w s
lixed h ere an d fo u n d ed th e B eaver
( » r e n t e . S. a ts on S ale
GRESHAM, O ^E,
S ta te H erald ____
S a tu rd a y , May t l .
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WE H A V E THÉ GOODS
J. J. W O DAEG E
M illi S te rlin g ,v K idiler, p itone (MM,
s ta te fa ir a t Salem th is fa ll, as well .
as a t co u n ty fa irs. T h is In te re st in
soil w ork is due to th e e ff o rts of
S u p e rin te n d e n t A ld erm an, backed by
b u sin ess in te re s ts and p ublic sp irited
citizens. In o rd e r to q u alify , a ll any
child h as to do is to p la n t a g a rd e n ,
ra ise ch ick e n s o r m ak e so m e th in g
u seful.
P riz e s w ill be a w ard ed . As an )
aid to th e little g a rd e n e rs, th e O r­
egon A g ric u ltu ra l college lias issued
M AY
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Economize with
Chi-Namel
W hat it Chi-Namel?
A n everlasting varmah rich in Chinese
O il.
Contain« no rosin or benzine.
Easy to apply.
Flows out perfectly.
Shows no brush marks or laps.
Requires little blushing.
W h a t it Chi-Nam el For?
T o make old woodwork look new.
1 o keep new wood from looking old.
To preserve its ¡natural beauty.
T o make wood waterproof, w ear­
proof, tirneproof.
T o brighten up old furniture, give new
coloi and lustre and hide the
white scratches.
W h a t w ill Chi-Nam el D o?
Stand more abuse and hard knocks
than any ordinary varnish.
Lustre, color and durability are not
injured by boiling water or soap
A hammer blow that dents the wood
will not cause C hi-N am el Varnish
to flake or powder.
T o change old color and
give a high gloss with one
a p p lic a tio n , use colored
C hi Nam el Varaiah.
T o give brilliant lustre
without changing former
color, use N atural C h i-
Nam el Varnish.
Costs only one-half cent
per square foot.
We Aave it in a ll araee a n d color»
At Sterling & Kidder's
See Demonstration
Saturday, May 18
Straw Hats
Shoes
Don’t Forget, Boys
Aylsworth
Next to
Postoffice
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
Security
A College Town
Commercial Club Hall
Friday Evening
May 17
Electrical Fixtures
f)ainlins an(i Decorating
A n d S u p p lie s
SIG N S
R A Y H. T O D D
F R E D E.
SHOPS - O D D FELLOW ’S HALL
TODD
Phone 323
FIRST STATE BAN