Gresham outlook., May 17, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

1‘A G E F O T O
GRESHAM
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOW
SCREENS
Garden Seeds, Garden Plants
1 M a rke t, w ere u n ite d in h o ly n ia « r i
, m ony a t the F ir s t
C ong rega tion al
. ch u rch by Rev L u th e r D yo tt, last 1
' T h u rsd a y. T h e new lyw eds
b a re 1
i ren te d a cottage ow ned
by Mrs j
G resham C ash
M arket
(MEAT)
No more C R E D I T will be
extended after M A Y 5
We buy
fo r S p o t
S p o t C ash
C ash
and sell for
If Y o u F o r g e t Y o u r P o c k e t-b o o k
P le a s e F o r g e t th e M e a t
P O IN T S ON
P L U M B IN G
Good plumbing i i neceuary to good health.
Graceful fixture* are necessary to bathroom beauty.
‘S t a n d u s T
" ascM en t" Bath
Good plumbing throughout the
house means comfort and sanitary
security. If your plumbing has not
these qualities, let us replace with
'Standai'd" guaranteed plumbing
fixtures and thus have plumbing
which is safe, durable and satis­
factory.
J. J. WODAEGE
M i l l i S te rlin g A
M ill
E xtend
to
K it lilr r , photic*
Sandy.
O ffic e rs fo r the n e w ly organized
M u ltn o m a h C e n tra l H a llw a y w er
ih c te d yeste rd ay at P o rtla n d
as
fo llo w s :
E. 11. E rn sb e rg e r, p re s id e n t; G.
A L o ve jo y, vice -p re sid e n t;
W. J
Conday, o f Chicago, se cre ta ry; am i
W. I» Vim K u re n o f P h ila d e lp h ia
tre a su re r.
Ill«' purpose o f th is com pany Is
Io b u ild a ra ilro a d fro m C o ttre ll,
"this road w ill be 24 m iles iu le ng th
und the firs t six and one h a lf m iles
im tlie M t. Hood lin e , U> tile base o f
M t. Hood,
near th e W elch
place
o f 11104«» to Handy, w ill be la id
at
one«'. It Is announced.
An
easy
I l a d e up til«' Sandy r iv e r w ill
be
fo llo w e d to W elches.
Klei Ir le lty w ill lie the m otive pow
< r. am i Hie com pany c o n tro ls power
sites near the proposed line.
E c o n o m iz e w ith
Chi-Namel
W hat it Chi-Namel?
A n everlasting varnish rich in Chinese
oa.
Contains no rosin or benzine.
Easy to apply.
Flows out perfectly.
Shows no hruah marks or laps.
Requires little hruahing.
W hat
W hat w ill Chi-Namel Do?
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 h i-N a m e l Varnish
to Hake or powder.
C rude C a rb o lic A d d at 90c per
g a llo n o r coal o il at 11c per g a l­
lon, o r HESS D IP at 2c |ie r g a l­
lo n amt «very d ro p k ills
lice,
m ites, tic k s and fleas.
Is not gone in a day lik e coat
o il, b u t stays r ig h t th e re
and
keeps on k illin g It is Hie cheap­
est p re p a ra tio n fo r
you to use
and also acts ns a general dis­
in fe c ta n t.
One g a llo n m akes 70
g a llo n s o f the s o lu tio n .
Comes
In a ll sizes.
Its price is so low th a t
the
spending is not m ere ly a saving,
tmt an InveatiM ent w h ich
saves
you 'm any tim es its price In eggs
and h e a lth y chickens
A booklet te llin g o f its m any
uses can be had fo r the a skin g
Gresham Drug Co.
I be Rex«-»! Store
Electrical Fixtures
ia Chi-Namel For?
T o make old woodwork look new.
T o keep new wood from looking old.
T o pieaerve its natural beauty.
T o make wood waterproof, wear
proof, timeproof.
T o brighten up old furniture, give new
color and lustre and hide the
white scratches.
Which is the Cheapest to
Spray Your Hen­
house With ?
T o change old color and
give a high gloss with one
a p p lic a tio n , use colored
C hi Namel Varnish.
T o give brilliant lustre
without changing forme'
color, use N atu ral C hi-
Namel Varnish.
Costs only one-half cent
per square foot.
Aore if in a it aiaea a n d coJon
At Sterling & Kidder's
See Demonstration
Saturday, May 18
Painting and Decorating
A n d S u p p lie s
RAY H. TO DD
SH OPS- O D D
tio ; l, G r e a lm i
F E L L O W ’S
S IG N S
FRED
H ALL
E.
TODD
Phone 323
14,
1912
w/r
Sacrifice Sale of all
Everything Must Go to
More Complete and Lari
Misses’, Children’s, and
G ould in T hom pson's a d d itio n .
M rs, B a rb e r and tw o
c h ild re n I
have been spe nd ing th e week w ith •
M rk. A. J. W. B row n and le fu fo r
P o rtla n d th is m o rn in g accom panied
by .Mr. B a rb e r.
E . H. P a tte rso n , o f H a rris b u rg
111., was In to w n yesterday w ith W
J. D avidson o f Hood
R iv e r.
M r. J
P atterso n and fa m ily have come t.i
Hood R iv e r and are lo o k in g fo r
Tom atoes, C abbage, Celery, C auliflow er
lo ca tio n
M rs Eva la?lghton, o f La C ra ndc
w e ll k n o w n here, Is the m o th e r o
O u r D e liv e ry W agon I s n t y o u r service? o u r p lio n e is No. 0 0 1 ; o u r
a fin e boy, born
A p r il
29, ovr
lo ca tio n , P o w e ll H irre t, n e x t to F«-«*«! M ill.
w hich th e g ra n d p a re n ts,
M r. an«
Mrs. A. H . G ould, as w e ll ns th i
parents, are re jo ic in g .
J. A. B raude, who w ith his fa m l
’ ly has been on the O u tlo o k F arm
1 w ith C. W. A lb e rtso n fo r the past
| few m onths, has accepted a pos»-
i tio n w ith th e O regon P la n in g M ills,
P o rtla n d , as bookk«*e|>er.
Miss Echo Jones has been q u ite
sick fo r th e past, week w ith near
pneu m onia. She is some b e tte r .
M rs. Jane C u ly, w ho has
spent
several weeks in P o rtla n d w ith her
d a u g h te r, M rs John M ille r , Is now
m a k in g her home w ith h e r daughter,
M rs. Percy Giese, a t h e r fa rm home
southw est o f to w n . M r. and Mrs,
Giese and M rs C u ly m ade a b u si­
ness t r ip to Gresham la st Saturday-
M r. and Mrs. J. W. S h a ttu c k o f
P o rtla n d were In G resham S aturday
a tte n d in g th e G range m e e tin g and
v ls itip g w ith th e ir
c h ild re n
and
m any frie n d s .
As a re s u lt o f a Btate w ide In ­
d u s tria l contest in O regon the re are
now about 60,000 c h ild re n g a rd e n ­
in g , and m any o f the th in g s
they
have raised w ill be e x h ib ite d a t the
I state f a ir at Salem th is fa ll, as w ell
MAY
C losing
i
M iss Agnes B o ye r o f
P o rtU o u
i and M r. Clove B in d e r,
the ge u ia i i
, m eat c u tte r a t the G resham
Meat '
Presh Fruits and Vegetables
See O u r Lines of
T T F S IH Y ,
G RESH AM
M etzger Bros.
alw ays on h a n d
O I 'T L O O K .
U nderw ear
$2.50 V< »lues $2.00
2.00
1.50
1.73
“
1.30
1.50
“
LOO
1.00
.75
4
<1
.30
.38
I ¿4 D r e Silver
s s S h irts
Brand
$2.00 \ alucs $L50
L5°
**
100
LÜ0
.75
75
“
.50
.50
J8
I
I
1
«
N e w R*
CO LLA RS
Silver C ollars in 1 /4
Sizes, 3 for 2 5 c
G LO VES
C otton G loves, pr. 5c
SOX
j Q c silk, ail col
¿3c Lisle I hre
aranfeerl
six m o n th s
13c G o o d Q u al
10c OtialTfV
, as at co u n ty fa irs . T h is in te re s t in
I soil w o rk is due to the e ffo r ts
of
I S u p e rin te n d e n t A ld e rm a n , backed by
N E C K T IE S , 50c vals. 3Sc, 23c »Is li
' business Intere sts and p u b lic s p irite d
K E R C H IE F S, C otton,
, citize ns, lu o rd e r to q u a lify , a ll any
c h ild has to do is to p la n t a garden,
raise chickens o r m ake som e th in g
' useful.
MAIN ST.
P rizes w ill be aw arded. As
an
GRESHAM
aid to the lit t le gardeners, the O r
1 egon A g r ic u ltu r a l colleg e hns issued
50,00 b u lle tin s , d ire c tin g p la n tin g
j and g ro w in g seeds.
T he benefits
o f th is school course cannot tie cal- 1 The G resham M aroons w ill ph.
c ilia te d . They become acquainted w it I Damascus ou riuu«iay. A g o o d g n m e
th e beauties o f n a tu re , are kep t out &
a n ticip a te d aud th e re o u g h t to
| a bunch o f G reslutm ro o te rs
o f doors and arq given an in ce n tive
th e re .
to ta ke p rid e in th e ir ow n a b ility to
Jag. G raham o f P o rtla n d , form er!»
produce resu lts.
o f M it^ h e il, r i . le , was t h e g u e s t
Several persons are busy k illin g M onday o f
a p liis on th e ir r oe« s w it b U u s ,
sse expects
3pta* le c e ip t given be "
A ! < ' ' P b V i U - ib being put up
al The G range S a tu rd a y — W h a le o il
W h ite h e a d 's
a d d itio n
Colby
»n
Prices fro m $1
soap and quasi» chips.
M arston , L . D. H o w ard
I W K
A
fine line c
E d w a rd G lock and
A rn o ld B a l- H a m ilto n w ill be on th e lin e
sig er w ith th e ir fa m ilie s spent S un­
,11-
Geo. F . H o p k in s , J r ., fro
day a fte rn o o n a t th e
Rose A ld e r la m e tte law school, spent
itr
F a rm . They « e re old n e ig hbo rs o f w ith his pa re n ts her«
' l l :•
j M r. and M rs. Parsons in E astern O r­ f. n l'jrt yea r in the law schoo
egon, and at present a re
m a k in g Salem.
th e ir home In P o rtla n d
They cam«-
M any yo u n g people are lo<
OUR Si’I
out in Mr. G lock's new a u to
and fo rw a rd w ith in te re s t to th e <
AT
RIGHT
looked over P leasant
V a lle y
and to bo given in C o m m ercia l clu b
G rt-shqiu and were very m uch p le a s S a tu rd a y n ig h t. T he Gresham
ed w ith o u r fin e co u n try .
la m a k in g special t>r«t)avatlon
M. 0 . Nelson and A. R L ym a n ,
w h o were appointed a co m m itte e
G randpa la in d o n is :
to v is it th e p la n t o f The P u y a llu p few weeks w ith his dat
and Hum m er F r u it G ro w e r'
W iu. Booth o l C o ttre ll.
tio n near Tacom a, W ash., le ft on
M r. and M rs. A. 71. R e ll
Mr
th e ir t r ip o f in spe ction last n ig h t.“ S unday WT»b
and expect to re tu rn la te th is even­
in g . T h is t r ip Is made in the in te r-
Hr
eats o f th e
M u ltn o m a h
C ttn n fr fro m an h ita rle
U n io n o f the F a rm e rs ’ society
of
T h e L a d ie s ’ ’
'E q u ity , w ho are ta k in g steps
to
■
fo rm a co-op«;rative association, in ­ uext S a tu rd a y, ; i f t ’ TUmju -.Ud «Veil
corporât««,, and secure fu n d s
fo r in g . May 18th.
T here W ill be bread
op e n in g w hat w ill be k n o w n as th e ' pics, cakes, and o th e r good
horn«-
Gresham E q u ity M arke t.
cookery.
C a rl D ahl was In P o rtla n d yeste r­
M r. and Mrs.
day slot k in g up fo r
th e
sum m er c a lle rs on Mr. Bi
tra ite ,
lie says th e re is con sid er­ Sunday.
able dem and fo r moccasius o f w hich
Mrs. A lfre d E.
lie now lias a good supply.
T h . lW C. T . U. w ill
s is tiT -in -la w and
i
Free M ethodist chu rch ne xt T h u rs .Methodist parvonag*
day at 2:31). A ll women r.re c o rd i­ te rd a y to h e r home
a lly in v ite d .
» C M rs Green n>a
C o lby M arston is g e ttin g
a lo n g : d u rin g her at ay In G
ra p id ly w ith his new house In W h ite - :
Misa F rie d a R m r
head’s a d d itio n .
been upending lite
WE
11 *
to $■
A
Security
In e s tim a tin g the s e c u rity o f a B ank In whh
it ia th e B u n k's O wn Money th a t shonld be
O u r l*al«l In C a p ita l i » .....................
S iirp lu * fo r p ro te c tio n o f D i- p o a it o r «
isldered.
ft ;«k,IHM».OO
7.39U4W
*;»?.."itm .oii
T h ia aunt 1.« a ll fo r th e p ro t-c tio n o f o u r depositors.
A n o th e r fe a tu re is the m anagem ent. Seveq years under the
o ffic e rs means a great deal In th e h a n d lin g o f any
business
perience is valua ble
A t h ir d stro n g a rg u m e n t fo r sa fe ty is con serva tism . .
Care In u u tktn g loans, so as to have a sure incomes, fro m in vest-
m eats, w ith as few losses as possible, and c o n s ta n tly
kee ping
a
stro n g cash reserve on hand and in d e po sitory banks
In seven »ears o f business loss iu loans ha» been less tha n T w e n ty
D o lla rs.
T h is means safe inveatm enta and s e c u rity fo r th e d e p o sit­
o r's money.
i
t th is sum m er
F. J,
oí P o rt!
« I h e r m o th e r, M rs E M
few «lays >aat week.
George G e ile , J r
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