Gresham outlook., August 23, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

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GRESHAM
TWO
G resham
Since th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l Col-
lege 1« a s ta te In s titu tio n , su p p o rt-
ed by p u b lic tax , th o se in c h a rg e
sh o u ld co n sid er It th e ir d u ty
to
keep th e p u b lic in fo rm ed as to th e
m a n n e r in w hich th e fu n d s a p p ro ­
p ria te d a re sp en t, w h at is offered
in re tu rn to th e y o u n g m en
and
w om en o f th e s ta te in th e way o f
e d u c a tio n a l a d v a n ta g e s an d p ra c ti­
cal tra in in g , and w h at th e in s titu -
tion can d o fo r th o se
u n ab le
to
com e to th e college. I t should be
considered a p a rt of
th e
p ro p e rl
w ork o f th e in s titu tio n to
rep o rt
.
,
th ro u g h th e p u b lic p ress th e resu l s
of scien tific in v e stig a tio n . In su ch
u n tech n lcal form th a t they m ay be
of in te re st an d assista n c e
to
th e
I C K A W EEK
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a t G resham , O regon.
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ST
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W ay Is th e Way
th at W ins."
Of f id a i p ap er o f th e T ow n of
G resh am , O regon.
O fficial p a p e r o f th e T ow n of
F a I rvlew , O regon.
E n te re d as seco n d -class
m a tte r
M arch i , 1 9 1 1 , a t th e p ost o ffice a t
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of
M an li 3. 187«._____________________ _
g en eral
T h is
an d we
b u lletin
T his
OUTLOOK, FRIDAY.
VOI K
T re a tm e n t is U u a ra u trc d
the G resliain D ru g Co.
h>
If th e k id n ey s a re slu g g ish
in
th e ir actio n , g e n e ra l ill h e a lth u su ­
ally resu lts. S k in affe c tio n s arise
u u e to th e e x tr a w ork th ro w n upon
th e
sk in
In rem o v ing
poisonous
w astes th a t sh o u ld be cared fo r by
th e k id n ey s; h e a rt affectio n s,cau sed
by th e p re s su re of flu id s dam m ed
back by th e slu g g ish k id n ey s; eye
d iseases, n erv o u sn ess ch ro n ic head-
ach es an d o th e r ailm en ts,
g reat
T hese a re o ften d u e
In
m easu re to th e p o isonous a ctio n of
m a tte r left In th e body,
\y e w an | you t o (r y Re xall Kid
ney T re a tm e n t if y o u r kid n ey s are
o u t of o rd er. W e d o n 't a sk you to
,alte any fin an cial risk . W e don t
w an t y o u r m oney u n less Rexall
K idney T re a tm e n t h elp s you.
We
feel th e u tm o st co n fid ence in th is
tre a tm e n t, w hich is esp ecially
de-
to stre n g th e n th e k idneys, re-
sto re th e ir n o rm al fu n c tio n s
and
r eljuti(j lnf, tjle
g en eral
h ealth . T h a t co n fid en ce
is what
p ro m p ts us in u rg in g up you not to
" /e rlo o k th la o p p o rtu n ity
to
try
R exall K idney T re a tm e n t a t
our
r ,gk
F o r , f (t doe8 I)ot h e |p you
we wm give back y o u r m oney w ith-
o u t a rg u m e n t o r h e sita tio n
Rexall
K idney T reatm en t, in liq u id form .
costs you GO c en ts and $1.00. In
p ill form , GO cen ts
Sold iin th is
co m m u n ity only a t o u r sto re. The
R exall S tore.
JUVENILE FAIRS
ARE ANNOUNCED
We have all kinds from
Sills to Moulding.
Large or Small Orders.
Prompt Delivery from Our
own Mills.
VI rite us, Phone us, Call on
us. Send us your orders.
Straus Lumber Co.
Phone 446
.
.
.
Sandy, Oregon
Hid» W anted.
N otice is hereby given th a t the
city rec o rd e r of th e city of F a ir
view . O regon, w ill, up to 12 o'clock
a. m , A u g u st 24.
1912, roceiv«
sealed bids fo r th e fu rn ish in g
of
m a te ria l an d b u ild in g to r city hall
for th e city of F airv iew acco rd in g
to p la n s an d sp e c ific a tio n s now in
th e h a n d s o f th e b u ild in g c o m m it­
tee
Said b ids m u st be accom panied
by a ce rtifie d check of It) p e r cent
o f the contract price
R ig h t is re­
served to re ject any and all bids
P la n s an d sp ecific atio n s
can
be
seen a t C. E C rees o r E. A W h it­
ney s.
M ark a ll bids "C ity Hall.'*
] . H SCHRAM .
Dated Aug
S3.
1M1Ï
KIDNEYS.
read er.
th ey have d ecided
to
de
a re in fo rm ed th a t a p ress
bag been esta b lish e d
re,
,
cently, an d th ro u g h R th e d aily an d
weekly n ew sp ap ers of th e s ta te will
be c o n sta n tly advised of new co u rses
o ffered , new e x p e rts ad d ed to th e
. ,
. ,
,,
T heod o re R oosevelt w ill sp eak In
co rp s of in s tru c to rs and Inv estlg a-
P o rtla n d S ep tem b er 11.
to rs, d isco v eries m ad e
w hich will
aid th e fa rm e r, g a rd e n e r, fru itrn a n
G eneral B ooth, fo u n d e r an d head an d sto ck raiser, an d new publlca-
of th e S alv atio n
A rm y, died
In
tlo n s w hich may be had fo r th e a s k ­
L ondon T u esd ay a t th e age of 83.
ing.
lie Is succeeded by h is son, D ram -
B esides th e new s sto rie s to
th e
well.
d aily an d w eekly p ress of th e sta te ,
G r e sh a m D r u g C o.
L eslie's W eekly h as in v estig ated th e re a re p re p a re d at fre q u e n t In­
ti,e m a tte r of cam p aig n c o n trib u tio n s te rv a ls a rtic le s fo r th e a g ric u ltu ra l
and s la te s tiu ÿ R o o sev elt's
cam - an d o th e r te ch n ical p u b lic a tio n s hav
in
paign fu n d in 1904 w as n early »2,- lng any c o n sid erab le c irc u la tio n
tiotl.ooo. It co n clu d es th a t in p o li­ th e state.
As th e re is alw ay s a larg e n u m ­
tics th e re is no su ch
th in g
as
L. R. A ld erp ian , su p e rin te n d e n t
" ta in te d m o n ey ". E v ery th in g goes. b er of s tu d e n ts e n ro lle d from o th e r of P u b lic In s tru c tio n , a re p resen ta-
ela te s, th e p ress
b u lle tin
d e p a rt­
tlv e front th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l
Post m aster C has. H. M errick
of m ent fu rn ish e s a w eekly new s let- I C ollege; th e ju d g e s fo r th e E ugenic
P o rtlan d died of h e a rt fa ilu re w hile te r of college m a tte rs
of g en eral Baby show ; th e ju d g e s fo r th e g en­
b a th in g ut th e hot sp rin g s n e a r in te re st, to B oston an d C hicago pa- e ra l e x h ib its ; th e se c retary of the
l.akeview , O regon, W ednesday m orn- p ers an d a n u m b e r of o th e rs for C lack am as co u n ty fa ir;
and
the
lug lie w as 38, and very p ro m in en t th e ir d e p a rtm e n ts o f college new s
co u n ty schuol su p e rin te n d e n t
will
m ill activ e ill th e c ity 's a ffa irs , lie
A lth o u g h th e first d u ty
of th is j visit th e v a rio u s ju v e n ile fa irs a t
tuny be succeeded In th e poslofflce. d e p a rtm e n t of th e college Is to In­ , th e follo w in g tim es:
te m p o rarily at least, by A ssistan t form O reg o n ian s o f th e p ro g ress and
S andy, 10 o 'clo ck , T uesday, A ug
a d v a n ta g e s a t th e In s titu tio n
they 27, 1912.
Post m aster W illiam son.
su p p o rt, it is also p ro p e r th a t th e
E staca d a, 12 o ’clock, T uesday, Aug
Tile most atro c io u s crim e of m u r­ n a tio n a l s ta tu s of th e college
be
27, 1912.
in
th e
d e r of recent reco rd , an d which lierulded an d m a in ta in e d
L ogan, 3 p. m ., Aug. 27, 1912.
m ust tie classed w ith th e H ill anti press.
T h e college a ttr a c ts stu -
C la rk s, 10 a. m., W ednesday, Aug.
llo lz m a n a tro c itie s In P o rtla n d , oc- d e n ts from a w ide field last y e a r
28, 1912.
c iirre d at E u g en e M onday n ig h t th e 2,862 from every co u n ty in O regon,
M olalla, 12 o ’clock,
W ednesday,
victim being th e 1 2 -y ear old d a u g h ­ from 36 o th e rs s ta te s of th e U nion
A ug 28, 1912
te r of Rev. II A. G reen . T h e g irl's a n d from e ig h t fo reig n
co u n trie s.
C anby, 3 p. in., W ednesday, Aug.
th ro a t was cu t from e a r to
e a r Its alu m n i go out to p o sitio n s of im ­
28, 1912.
and th e body w as
d e secrated . It p o rta n c e an d tru s t in all p a rts of
O regon C ity, 9; 30 a. in., T h u rs ­
seem s iin 'liin k a lile th a t
a h u m an th e worltE H aw aii, In d ia, th e P h il­ d a y , A ug 29.
being could co m m it Bitch a fiendish ippines, K orea an d
o th e r d is ta n t
O swego, 1 1 a . in., T h u rsd a y , Aug
crim e an d th a t h av in g d o n e so he places. It Is not a local in s titu tio n . I ’ »•
‘
could go even
tw e n ly -fo u r
h o u rs It Is m ak in g w orld h isto ry .
M ilw aukie, 2 p. m ., T h u rsd a y , Aug
w ith o u t being ap p re h e n d e d an d pu n -
29.
b in d witli th e sev erest p en alty of
Reci|>e fo r A rm y Itreud.
W ilsonville,
4 p.
m ., T h u rs ­
I he law. No m otive except th e has-
A recip e fo r
m a k in g
"A rm y day, A ug. 29.
< st .c a n lie Assigned fo r th e crim e
| H given in th e little book
Mr. A ld erm an an d
o th e rs
will
mid tlie c rim in a l is still a t larg e
on cam p cookery (S eries 1, No. 6 5 ) ad d ress th e people w hile th e ju d g e s
Issued by th e do m estic science and a re m ak in g th e aw ard s.
t HI lit III s I N ITE I H it (.H E A T E R
u rt d e p a rtm e n t o f th e O regon A g ri­
All b abies to be e n te re d in th e
T H IN G S .
c u ltu ra l C ollege. It Is as follow s: E ugenic Baby show sh o u ld be ready
«—
O ne q u a rt flo u r, 1 teaspoon sa lt, at th e h o u r nam ed above.
B eginn in g witli a new co n feren ce
1 tab lesp o o n su g a r, 4 teasp o o n s bak
> ,ar, or ab o u t O cto b er firs t, G race
in g pow der.
P o in t ;
A re H ighlit on T h is
and T ay lo r S tre e t M. E. ch u rch es
Mix th e
in g re d ie n ts th o ro u g h ly
O th e rs.
will u n ite as one ch u rch to be know n
an d s tir in en o u g h cold w a te r ta b o u
E u g en e W ild er C h afin, in nls
as F irst M E. c h u rc h of P o rtla n d
i one an d o n e-h alf p a r ts ) to m ak e a speech of accep tan ce o f th e P ro h l-
T he p resen t G race ch u rch b u ild in g
■ th ick b a tte r th a t w ill p o u r o u t level hition
n o m in atio n
fo r P re s id e n t,
will lie re b u ilt for th e ch u rch and
i Mix ra p id ly w ith
a
spoon
u n til sp eak in g on th e q u estio n of g o v ern ­
Hie T ay lo r stre e t
c h u rc h p ro p erty
sm o o th , an d p o u r o u t at once in to m en tal rev en u e, said :
will lie im proved for b u sin ess o r
■ a D utch oven o r b a k in g pan. R ake ru n (lie g o v ern m en t when th e rum
a p a rtm e n t house use.
ab o u t 4G m in u tes, o r u n til no dougli
it Is o ften ask e d :
How w ill you
ad h e re s to a sliv er stu c k in to th e rev en u e is ab o lish ed ? O ur p latfo rm
P o l l la n d e rs M ake I ‘il gel mu ge.
loaf.
a n sw ers th e q u estio n In th e follow ­
T o u rin g In te rio r O regon Oils week
ing p la n k :
i a lilg p a rty
o f re p re s e n ta tiv e
T he O regon
S tu te
im m ig ra tio n
" E q u ita b le g ra d u a te d Incom e and
I'o rilam l b u sin ess m en, w ho a re lin k com m ission is a t w o rk on a s ta te
lug an au to m o b ile ex cu rsio n to Luke booklet th a t w ill be a v alu ab le w ork in h e rita n c e ta x e s :"
We a re th e only g re a t n atio n in
view u n d e r th e auzp lces
of
th e for a ttra c tin g s e ttle rs
A th o ro u g h
P o rtlan d C o m m ercial club.
E v ery ­ and u c c u ra te co m p ilatio n is being th e w orld, w hich h as not adopted
th ese m ost ju s t m eth o d s
of ta x a ­
w here alo n g th e lin e they a re be­ m ade of s ta te sta tis tic s ,
so
th a t
U n d er o u r p resen t
system ,
ing accorded every possible eo u rte th e m ost d e fin ite In fo rm a tio n w ill be tio n
and c e n tra l O reg o n 's well know n av a ila b le fo r th e in te n d in g iuiinl- j th e rich pay little o r n o th in g tow ard
th e support* of th e n a tio n a l g o v ern ­
I o sp itallty is In-lng exten d ed .
g ra n t. It Is ex p ected an e d itio n of
robbed
To Hie v isito rs th e tr ip is a v eri­ 2 00.000 copies of th is book will be m ent, w hile th e p o o r a re
by all k in d s
of
In d irect
taxes
Many p u b lish ed fo r g e n e ra l
ta b le voyage o f discovery,
d is trib u tio n
th ro u g h in te rn a l rev en u e an d ta r iff
have never seen th is g reat stre tc h befo re th e en d of th e y ear.
law s. A la rg e p a rt
of th e
tw o
of iindevelo|M il c o u n try b efo re and
io them tlie sig h t of th e farm s lie
An o rd in a ry case of d ia rrh o e a ra n h u n d re d m illion d o lla rs of ru m rev­
ing carved o u t of tills new te r r i­ as a ru le , be cu red by a sin g le dose e n u e each y ear, is filched and stolen
c h ild ren
of
to ry , m any of th em b e arin g th e ir of C h a m b e rla in 's C olic, C h o lera and from th e w ives and
first cro p s Hits year, Is a re v e la ­ D ia rrh o e a R em edy T h is rem edy has ■ ‘«r u » ‘‘a n ls . by o u r n a tio n a l govern
tion. C ertain it is th a t P o rtlu n d - no su p e rio r for bow el
co m p lain ts. m ent. T h is is su rely "w om en and
f ir s t" — m illio n a ire s last
< rs w ill have u b e tte r u n d e rs ta n d ­ F o r sale by G resh am D ru g C o , an d ch ild ren
w hen it com es to p aying taxes.
ing of th a t g reat c o u n try a f te r th is alt D ru g g ists.
< xcurslon.
It p ay s Io a d v e rtise
lluy it now. Now is th e tim e to
It pay s to
1 tra d e w ith th o se w ho in v ite y o u r buy a b o ttle of C h a m b e rla in 's Colic.
Daily an d Sunduy J o u r n a l and
C h o lera an d D iarrh o ea R em edy It
1 trad e.
ani! O u tlo o k , 1 y e a r ...............»7
is alm o st c e rta in to be needed be­
fore th e su m m er is o v er T h is re m ­
edy ha» no su p e rio r
F o r sale by
G resh am D ru g Co., an d
all D rug­
gists.
One Million Feet of Lumber !
A U G IsT
City Recorder
18, 1813.
F irs t publication A ug u st 13. 1912
la st p u b lic a tio n A ug 33, 1913
¡Special Sale for Balance of Month
I
We have a few summer goods left, and so, thus early in
the summer, I am going to give you the advantage of
some very cheap goods that you may close up the season
with. Here are a few:
SHOES
L adies' W hite Buck Shoes
16 Button regular price,
3.50, Special
L adies' W hite Buck Shoes
16 Button regular price,
$3.00, Special
L adies’ W h ite Buck Pum ps,
V ery Classey, R egular $9.25
$3.00 values, Special
“
L adies’ W hite C anvas P um ps
good for the afternoon r A
Special
-
-
O vC
•Vcea
$29«
Som e that
1.50, now
í!» Or
PETER5
SH O CC O .
The
of
flat
your lifetime to gel the
Some
Children's
and
Misses'
thing to do with it.
C h ild ren 's T an O x fords $1.00
th at sold for 1.50 now
Shoes that sold for
75c now
G irls’ O xfords th at sold $J45
for $2.00 now
Som e th at sold at 1.75 $J.3O
50c
Tan Shoes and Pumps Reduced
Even have a few Oxfords selling as Low
as
Tan Oxfords and Pumps al about
$2.00.
Very
Classey
and Up-to Date
Stuff.
now
One H alf of their Original Price.
And so on through the line.
A ny O xford in the
house that sold at 3.50 at
A ny O xford selling at
$4.00, special
Oxfords
that are going to be sold if price has any­
Accordingly.
Men’s
Chance
$ |. 0 0
-
wind up of the season on cheap shoes.
$2 40
Ladies
SHOES
for the Whole Family
$2-7°
$3 oo
Boys' O xfords that sold $J.55
for $2.25 now
Som e that sold for $¡.25
1.75, now -
We want to
clean up this Summer Stuff while the seasen
is still on, and you can get 3 months wear
out of these shoes yet before the season for
this class of goods is over.
Men’s and Boys’ Suits
Straw Hats
A nice line of M en's a n d Hoys’
S I'IT S to seleet from nt ’4 off,
som e (lin t sold fo r S I5 , now $11.25.
S u its Unit so k l fo r $ 1 2 now $ 9 am i
mo 011. S om e of th e m a r e
heavy
fo r jrour la te fall w ear. Tin* rlia n re
of a season to get a su it a t (h«*s<*
prices. 1 ou c a n n o t tu r n a chai»«*«*
lik e th is d o w n ; you ow e it to y o u r­
self to buy g(MMls of th is q u a lity a t
th e s e I •rives.
T h e re is som e tim e le ft y e t w hen
you can w e a r Straw H ats an d yon
can h av e o u rs at ju s t On«* H a lf th e
sellin g price— a h a t th a t sold fo r
25e, you can have it a t 12
and
on«* tlm t Hold fo r 5O<* a t 25c am i no
on. T a k e a d v a n ta g e of tills
hat
sal«* as you w ill w an t on«* fo r tin
lieacli o r th«* m ou n tain * .
Sweaters and Jerseys
Dress Ginghams
O u r fall lin e o f S w eaters am i
.1« rs«*ys fo r m en, w om en am i c h il­
d re n an* in, am i if you w ant one
on (hat cam p in g tr ip
com«* o v er
an d s«s* us. H uff necks a n d ('«»at
S w eet rs— ju s t th«* s tu ff fo r cam p­
ing «>1* a u to trip s.
„
A
Barg«* assortiii4*nt
lire**
of
(■ ¡Ilg llM IIIS ,
re g u la r
F.
C.
A.
m *1I m «»very u her«* ut
y ard .
1
W e w an t to» re d u c e it a t Itlc a y ard .
T h is s t i l l i w ill inak«* de«*s.s«*s f o r
all wint«*r w«*ar and (hey xi i 11 noi
lx* sold fo r th a t p rice afte •r
th is
m o u th .
School Shoes
Summer Underwear
We
hav«* sev eral
basket«* <»f
Shoes th a t an* «»ut <»f d a te am i h rok-
«11 lines th a t w e w ill sell you a t
y<»ur ow n p rice «luring th is m o n th ,
no Icgilimat«* o ffe r refus«* I. You
can g e t son»«* s tu ff th a t is fin«* fo r
« h ih ln n 's sch«H»| s I km * s , a n d school
s«»on ( «»min« ii«-es an d w hy n o t sav«
th a t e x tra d o lla r o r tw o.
L adies' an d C h ild re n 's
S u m m er
I iid«‘rw«*ar a t g re a tly red u ced prices.
S u m m er V ests th a t sold at lOc, now
3 fo r 155c o r H l- 3 r api«*re.
T hose
sold lo r 25«* now 3 I’or5<>c o r Id 2-3«*
a piece an d tin* re d u c tio n is tin*
sam e on I nioii S u its of th e sam e
w eig h t a n d q u a lity .
A w ord to the p e o p le living aw ay from G resham :—It will p a y you to take a d ay off an d com e over
a n d trade w ith us during this sale, as you can m ake w ages by so doing. T ry som e of o u r specials.
Lewis Shattuck
G R E SH A M S D EPA R TM EN T STO RE ON MAIN ST.
J
pohti , anii m ik k e t s .
F R E S H F R IT T S — A pples,
new
»1-1.76 per box;
peaches. 35-75c
G rain , F lo u r, F eed, E tc.
per box; plum s, 7 5 c-» l.lO per box;
W H E A T — T ra c k prices, new C lub pears, »1.20-1.50 per box; a p rico ts,
76c; B luestem , 79c; 40-fold, 77c; »1.25 per box; g rap es. 65c-»1.75 per
V alley, 78c.
c ra te ; blac k b erries, 50c-» I p er crate.
M IL L 8 T U F F 8 — B ran , »26.50 per
MELONS — C an talo u p s. 50c-»1.50
Io n ; m id d lin g s, »32; sh o rts, »28.50 p e r c ra te ; w aterm elo n s, »1-1.15 per
rolled barley, »29.
h u n d red .
FL O U R
P a te n ts , »1.50-4.75 p e ri
b a rre l; s tra ig h ts , »3.90; ex p o rts.
K enniw ick will hold its second a n ­
»4.00; valley. »4 80.
n ual ( r a p e c a rn iv a l S eptem ber 19-
CORN W hole, »39; cra c k e d , »40 21. All th e g ra p e d is tric ts alo n g th e
p e r ton.
C olum bia riv e r a re expected to e n te r
O A TS— S ppt, »26 per to n ;
fu ­ co m p etitiv e ex h ib its. F re e w a te r w ill
tu re s. »24.50.
have Rs a n n u a l P each day on A ug­
HAY
E astern O regon
tim o th y , ust 22, when tills lucious fru it will
»15; Valley tim o th y , »12-13; a lf a l­ be at Rs best. All v isito rs a re prom
fa, »11-12; clover, »10; o a ts anil ised all th e fr u it they can e at.
vetch, »10-11; g ra in liny, »10-11.
P a tro n iz e hom e in d u stry .
D airy am i C o u n try P rtaln ee.
PO U LTRY
H ens. 13-13 >4; b ro il­
ers. 15-16c;
d u rk s ,
young,
10-
12c; geese, 10-1 lc ; tu rk e y s,
live,
18-20c; d ressed , 2 4-25c.
EGGS -C an d led , 25c p er dozen ;
E x tra s. 27c.
C H E E S E T rip le ts
an d d aisies,
17*41’ ; young A m ericas, 18*4 p e r lb
B U T T E R O regon cream ery , cubes,
31c p er p o u n d ; p rin ts , 32*4c.
I*ORK F ancy, 11 H e p er pound
I H a v e o n E x h ib itio n
V EAL F ancy, 14-15c.
Attention!
T h e Farm« rs M u tu al Fire
R e lie f Association
(IK PORTLAND, OREGON
In v ite s all fa in ie m w h o h a te no
in s u ra n c e on th e ir fa rm b u ild ­
in g s to in s u re w ith us. T h is us-
siM-iation is tlie clieapest
an
safest in tlie s ta te . It in su res
only c o u n try |>roperty am i lias
over
!»;t,<l(l<i,<HI<l in su ra n c e
in
force.
W rite or phone,
II. W . NNANHAl.l.. P res.
T h e F a rm e rs M u tu al F ir e R elief
A ssociation
G resham R o u te No 3 P h o n e 74
N otary P u b lic
R eal E sta te
Are You Interested in Gresham?
If so you will help the Gresham dealer
who is helping Gresham
V eg etab les
and
F ru its .
PO TA T O E S ------- B u rb an k s, new,
60-90C per h u n d re d ; sw eet p o tato es,
4 Vic p e r pound.
V E G E T A B L E S {leans, 3c; cab ­
bage, 1*1 Igc per p o u n d ; ca u liflo w ­
e r, »1-1.25 p er doa ; celery,
75-
»5c per doaen; c o rn ,
15-25c p e r
dozen; cucum ber«,
50c
p er box;
pepper«, 8-10c per
pound;
tom a-
toea, 5 0-7 5c p er box.
O N I O X 8 W a l l a W alla. 90c »1 per
sack
F iv e B e s t S t a n d a r d
P IA N O S
A n d O n e B u n g a lo w
P ia n o P la y e r
P r ic e« a« L o w a s A n y w h e r e .
T e r m s t o S u it
R."». CARLSON
Gresham 's
Leading House
Furnishers