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C arl W irts w ill leave ’ tom orrow
b u rn ed o ff th e w ires.
fo r a trip to W isconsin to
visit
Mr Boswell said fu r th e r th a t he
relatives. W hile aw ay he w ill go
w
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J. M W rig h t, w ho h as been in to St. P au l, M inneapolis an d C hica­
fa u lt of th e lig h tin g com pany o r of
be gone a b o u t a was expressed, as su g g ested by sev th e w iring. " I t w as on e o f th o se
J Hood R iv er fo r a few w eeks p ast, go. and w ill
W e are p r e p a r e d to ou tfit you r b oy or
m onth.
* j e ra l p ersons, th a t th e fire in S h at- fires,” said he, th a t nobody
h
a
s
now
re
tu
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to
G
resham
w
ith
can
girl for sch ool from top to toe, an d at a
j h is fam ily.
O. H. S u n d ay is busy m oving | tu c k ’s
sto re
sta rte d
from
th e tell how it got s ta rte d , b u t we a re
m o d era te cost to you.
Jo h n M etzger's house on
F o u rth
Mr. an d Mrs D alles Sim onson of s tre e t, occupied by Cecil
M etzger elec trle w irin «
T his th eo ry It was very g lad it w as discovered in tim e
K en to n
w ere
c a lle rs in G resham and wife. T h is move w as m ad e nec- sta te d seem ed to be d isproved by to save th e sto re. If it had g ain ed
sto re
W ednesday
ev en ing.
D alles is essary in o rd e r to give su fficien t th e fact th a t no fuse p lu g s
w ere headw ay and d estro y ed th e
It w ould
hav e
been
a
se-
j m a k in g good on th e business end of room fo r th e proposed C arnegie 11- burned out
brary b u ilding.
T hls is the” n ig h t of th e chicken
th e P e n in s u la
H erald
of
w hich
W hen Mr. S h a ttu c k a rriv e d from , vere blow to G re sh a ui an d also to
(.o n sists of Boys a n d C hildren s C lothing, Shoes,
T im o th y B ro w n h ill is e d ito r.
pie su p p er from
5 :3 0 to
7 :3 0 , P o rtla n d he in v estig ated th e orig in 't h e Jig h t com pany, fo r if th e sto re
H ats, C aps, U n d erw ear, S w eaters a n d H osiery.
G resham w ould
have
of th e firei an d cam e to th e conclu- had b u rn ed
Mrs. G. W. A ld d er
of M elrose, p ro g ram a t 8 o'clock.
Hojra* D ouble Breasted Suit», w ith K nicker P an ts
pow er fo r
I sion th a t It w as sp o n tan eo u s com bus been w ith o u t lig h t and
«LSO
favored th is office w ith
fin e tr e a t
llo y s’ D ouble Breasted Suit» w ith 2 pair K nicker Punta
B u s te r B row n M ere.
. u tlon.
ou
Tnlg
1*5.00
T his
is th e
m ost feasab le som e tim e. I t w as fo r tu n a te th a t
of la te C raw fo rd peaches. In sp ite
An In te re stin g fe a tu re has b e e n ___.
It w as no w orse.”
rii«»e «5.1X1 Suit» are m ade o f the fuinou» D ickey <'u»»ini.-m
of th e u n u su a l coolness th e season added to -------—
som e of — o u r ads.
ad s w hich
w hich ex PIa n a tion
ami an- positively all wool and fa»i color. Our guarantee sla liil-l seem s to have been fav o rab le to r o u r m any re a d e rs w ill be glad to
11 waa certain ly not th e ele c tric
t.a< k of every Suit, q lileli 1» »at I s r a e l i o n or your money l.a, k
F ew , if any, m edicines, have m et
w atch from w eek to w eek. O u r boys w iring. Mr. B osw ell w ho hag exam -
peaches.
w ith th e u n ifo rm success th a t has
IM U S’ T I H - M T
SHOES m ade o f leather— tin- kind
that I
Roy G ibbs an d fam ily have gone
»land tlie knock»
.
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«2.1X1 and « 2 .2 5
a tte n d e d th e use of C h a m b e rla in 's
to th e h o p field s n e a r S ilverton.
welcome th e prices and o fferin g s In , fire gives positive ev id en ce on th is Colic. C holera and D ia rrh o e a R em e­
GIRL'S SHOES in
all
leath ers
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-Ml 0 5 to «**1X11
connection.
point.
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th
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L e ste r S pencer w ent
today
to
ROYS’KOCGH NECK S W E A T E R S
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room to be all rig h t and th e and d ia rrh o e a w hich It has effected
look a fte r his ran ch
in
Y akim a
H O IS ’ I I.EEt E li LINED ENDEKW EAK, gunn.-nt
in alm ost every neig h b o rh o o d have
HOYS' CAPS, all color»
co u n ty , W ash., an d w hile aw ay w ill
given It a w ide
re p u ta tio n .
For
v isit h is m o th er an d o th e r relativ es
iw w i,......
a g a u j " » c° - “ J •"
G irl s D resses in an en d less variety of colors and
in N o rth Y akim a.
The F o re s te rs of A m erica's n act­
m ate ria ls from
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50c to $ l.5 0 l
The
M ethodist
ch u rc h
invites ing last n ig h t was a tte n d e d in th e
y o u r a tte n d a n c e next S unday. The C om m ercial clu b hall by th e officers
M e n ’s S u i t s -W e a re selling the best $ 1 5 .0 0 m a n ’s
T opics,
"A of th e g ra n d c o u rt. T h ere w as th e
Suit in the w orld, a n d we can prove it.
Step in a n d I p a sto r will p reach .
S e c re ta ry
Ja m e s
Bails,
N oble L ife W reck ed ,” and "C h rist G rand
m a k e us do it.
G rand T re a s u re r H enry M eister, S.
th e A d v iso r.” Be su re to a tte n d .
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n W rig h t a re K a fk a and C. A. E lw ell of th e ex­
th e p a re n ts of a 10 Vi pound boy, ecu tiv e couuncil.
T he object of th e m eeting w as to
W e h av e placed in o u r w indow a
born A ug 31. Mr. and M rs W rig h t
cam e fro m W isconsin a few w eeks ex plain th e a d v a n ta g e s an d b en efits
ago, an d a re a t th e hom e of Mr. g iv en , to m em bers of th is fr a te rn a l
A can v as
W rig h t’s p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. D. an d benevolent o rd er.
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FI»«» Tad St4»r<
IN R E G N E R ’8 BRICK
will
now
be
m
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by
th
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s ta te o r­
O n w hich the price will be red u ced $ 1 5 0 each w eek u n ­
W rig h t, in W h ite h e a d 's ad d itio n .
g an izer, C. A. B oland, and a C o u rt
til sold. T h e reg u lar price of $5250 prevails this w eek.
W. K. H alh ilto n is h av in g lu m b er
o f tile o r d e r w ill
lie
sta rte d
in *
h au led fo r a b a rn on his p roperty.
Next
w eek the price will be red u ced to $ 5 1 an d so on
G resham w ith in a very sh o rt tim e.
Geo. M o ffitt
an d
fam ily have T he o rd e r also h as th e com panions
until sold.
inoved
from
th e house
recently of th e F o re s t, th is b ran ch of th e o r­
A Complete line of Ranges and Heating Stoves and all A ccessories
sold by W. K. H a m ilto n , in to th e d — e r is m anaged v . v e n u tire
i i i v ly
ij
u i e
t
by th
house ow ned by Mrs. C h a rity S m ith ,ladles. T h ere is a n o th e r
b ranch
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In T h o m p so n ’s ad d itio n .
w hich is fo r th e b en efit of boys from
Our Boys’ Department
Foresters Will Start Court £ £ X * t t / L
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Here’s One
Bert Lindsey
VICTOR LAUREL RANGE
School Books
TABLETS
P E N C IL S
PAPER
E TC .
W e have a full line of everything needed in the schoolroom .
In the Rexall
Senes you will find the biggest values ever
offered here or any other place.
Gresham Pennant Pencils are Hard to Beat.
G resh a m D ru g Co.
I he R exal Store
Gresham Garage
for all Auto Supplies and Repairs
I (ione I 74
Powejl St.
Gresham, Oregon
The Congdon
U n d er N ew M an agem ent
MEALS
A m erican or European plan. Short order at any tim e.
Special Chicken Dinner Sunday, So cent».
Till» H ostelry 1» new, nnxlerii. up-to-date, sanitary ami
H rst-class In every respect. No b etter place to »top any­
w here In Oregon.
Gresham Cash Market
BUY Y O U R
SMOKED MEAT
AU
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H IN D I
TO
F ancy
HAVE
lb.
|b
lb.
lb.
S u gar C ured
lltiH N I »
Sterling & Kidder’s
School Suits
$ 3 2S
$5°°
Shoes
Mrs. W in n ie W h alen , P ro p
VI here you can get it the C h eap est
Bacon
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1 7 c per
Picnic H a m s
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1 4 C per
C ottage H a m s
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1 5 ^ per
R egular H am a
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1 7 ^ per
th a te is know n as th e J u n io r C o u rt,
12 to 18 y e a rs old. T his
b ranch
of th e o rd e r gives boys a splendid
s t a r t to becom e good men and clt- ,
• H ard w are Store
izens as its te a c h in g s e sta b lish e s a I
In th e G resham In v e s tm e n t C o m p an y 's New B u ild in g .
p ro p e r c h a ra c te r a t a tim e in life
G R E S H A M , OREGON
w hen it w ill do th e m ost good.
T he O rder of F o re s te rs w as e s­
tab lish ed in 1790 and th e re is
o rd e r in th is c o u n try to d ay
th a t
’School Days ; School Days
S te rlin g & K id d er have adopted a s ta n d s h ig h e r in th e e stim a tio n of
Dear old golden rule days.’
C ourt
very u n iq u e way of a d v e rtisin g as th e A m erican people. T he
a re a t hand
for
you w ill see by th e ir a d . and by a now being org an ized h ere is
m
en
betw
een
th
e
ages
of
18
to
50
glan ce a t th e ir w indow.
o f goodd m o ral c h a ra c te r and
Miss G ladys a n d
M aster
Gall
good physical h e a lth . T he d u es are
S pain o f P o rtla n d , w ho have spent
$1.00 p er m o n th and th e b en efits
th e ir vacatio n w ith th e ir siste r, Mrs
a re , free d o cto r, m edicine and $7.50
C laren ce
C ath ey ,
w ill re tu rn
to
p e r week fo r tw enty-six w eek s— the
th e ir hom e S a tu rd ay .
m ost liberal of any o th e r fra tn re a l
Mrs.
M innie
K irk p a rfc k
and an d benevolent o rd er. Mr. B oland
N ow is th e tim e to fit the Boys out w ith
ch ild ren from St. J o h n s a re v isitin g w ill be in G resham fo r a w eek or
w ith re la tiv e s on C athey avenue.
W hen you
a N ew K n ic k e r b o c k e r S u it for school.
tw o an d can be seen o r addressed
th in k
o f
Mrs. R obt. L an sd o w n of C o ttrell h ere, care G en eral D elivery, G resh­
O
u r suits are in a n d prices range from
School days
is sp en d in g a few d ay s w ith
h er am .
you m u st
m o th er, Mrs. S. R. B radfield.
th in k
o f
to
J o h n B row n re tu rn e d W ednesday
A y l » w o r t h ’s
Geo. Calvin Hurled at P leasan t
A
ll
w
ho
buy
before
school o p en s will be
m o rn in g
from so u th e rn
O regon
Home.
w here he h a s been lo o k in g a f te r the
Geo. C alvin w as born in P le a sa n t
given a nice P o c k e t-k n ife F R E E !
dev elo p m en t of his gold m ine.
He H om e Nov. 26, 1890, and lived in
re p o rts good w ork being done, w ith th is vicinity th e g re a te r p a rt of his
fo u r ledges in sig h t.
Mr. Brown life. F o r th e la s t tw o y e a rs h e held
b ro u g h t back a q u a rte r o f venison a position w ith th e G iles W holesale
w hich he had sh o t th ere.
G rocery H ouse in P o rtla n d , w here
Mrs. A n n a B ates is v isitin g a t the he w as loved an d respected as
a
W e have surely p rep a re d for the Shoe T ra d e, this fall
hom e of Mrs. S. T.Crow.
tr u s ty em ploye a n d fa ith fu l frien d .
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge K enney vis­ He w as an
o
u r Stock is the M o st C o m p le te E v e r.
e x e m p lary
son
and
ited th e S ta le F a ir y esterd ay .
b ro th e r, and w on th e esteem of all
C arl D ahl is p re p a rin g fo r th e in­ w ho knew him . H e w as a m em ber
An
creasin g d e m a n d s of b ig shoe tra d e of th e M. E. c h u rc h a t
P le a s a n t
and h as ju s t ad d ed to his stock of H om e, from w hich ch u rch th e fu ­
s u b s ta n tia l shoes fo r boys an d men. n e ra l w as co n d u cted by Rev. J. H.
Born to M r. an d Mrs F is h e r J e n ­ W ood an d Rev, A. B. C alder.
A
sn t a bad article for this kind of w eather. G e t one at
nings, S ep tem b er 6, a 10 pound boy. larg e concourse of frie n d s
jo in ed
riios. G ln d er, w ho has been aw ay in th is last to k e n of respect.
N ext to
for several w eeks, has re tu rn e d to
O nly a m onth ago G eorge w as
his home.
¡sp e n d in g his
v acatio n
w ith
h is
Postoffice
Mrs. I h as Jo h n so n of P le a sa n t b ro th e r h ere, b u t he fell a victim
IN THE BRICK
Valley w as a c a lle r at th e O utlook to typhoid fever, and th o u g h
he
o ffice today. S h e w ill m ove soon had th e best of care,
he passed
to P o rtla n d w here Mr. Jo h n so n Is aw ay. To th e frie n d s w ho rem ain ,
co n d u ctin g a pool room
T h e ir son th is seem s an u n tim ely d e a th , and
A rchie will a tte n d high school.
yet his life w ork is finished, and
Rev. F M B u rtch and fam ily re- he did it well. H is m em ory will re
tu rn e d
y esterd ay
from a m o n th 's m ain as an in s p ira tio n to all who
vacatio n sp e n t in M o n tana v isitin g knew him
w ith relativ es. They re p o rt an i
n
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fo restin g tr ip an d a very
p le a sa n t
New C taresp o n d en ce.
tim e. Mr B
u rtch w
c h I K a I rg
of l
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I have a M odern 5 R oom B ungalow , with hardwood
th e serv ices a t th e B ap tist ch u rc h al,lonK o u r list of co rresp o n d en ce
Hoors, on 34th street, Portland, near carline. Gas and
next S u n d ay
The lten ,s wer<? 8ent ln w lth
th«
Electricity, Nice Lawn. Hard surface streets. In good
re q u e st th a t they be p u b lish ed . We
A m ong th e g u ests re g iste re d at a re very g la d to do th is, and expect
neighborhood. W a n t to E x ch a n g e this for 5 or 10 acres
of Good Land not too far out.
th e C ongdon th is week a re Mrs. G | ,0 h e a r from
C o rb e tt
re g u la rly
as
W ith ro w , C. H. H ard ley an d M j i T h e re a re o th e r co m m u n ities.
I yet u n re p re se n te d , from w hich we
A LSO
E n g lert all of P o rtla n d .
w ould be glad to h ear.
t t e wish to d raw y o u r a tte n tio n to th e fact th a t
we have
calls for larg e and sm all ac re a g e , an d if y o u rs is fo r sale
please give us a list of it. We a re alw ay s a t y o u r serv ic e '
and we exten d a h e a rty w elcom e to o u r offices
at any tim e.
We a re equipped w ith re lia b le salesm en.
I t's a p le a su re to
us, as well as to y o u rse lf, to be of b en efit to each o th e r
Hank w ith the PIONEER HANK
So th a n k in g you in a d v an ce fo r a sh a re of y o u r p a tro n a g e
we a re y o u rs fo r business,
i1 m
Im' r 'P ”,»ded R* earning» in HELPING TO 1IV1 1.1»
I I’ T H E TOWN IN K t'O M M L N IT Y .
School Opens Sept. 16
GO TO
The
C. A tte rb e rry h as fin ish ed p la s te r
ing his house on L aw rence avenue.
N. R. H aw se, who h as been v isit­
ing a t th e hom e of L. D. H ow ard
fo r th e p a st tw o m o n th s, h as left
fo r his hom e In K alisp ell,
Mont.
He is so well pleased w ith G resh ­
am , th a t he In ten d s if possible to
a rra n g e h is a ffa ir th e re an d come
back here.
A d a iry reco rd sh o u ld be k ep t of
each cow in th e stab le. In a y e a r’s
\ Itrniiily for Many I'ae» That 1» j tim e a d a iry m a n w ill know by prac-
G n n in iitisil by G m thani Drug Co. i d e a l d e m o n s tra tio n w h at cow s a re
S o m eth in g th a t sh o u ld be in th e i pay in g hint an d th o se th a t a re not
m edicine closet of every house and
th e best
in th e g rip of every
tra v e le r
is T he O u tlo o k h as one o f
m o n th ly reco rd b la n k s fo r th e p u r­
R exall M en th o lin e Balm.
We seldom h e a r of a rem edy th a t pose. Send fo r sam p le an d prices
can fill so m any em erg en cy needs
I'his Is because It Is d esigned e s­
T h e Im p licit co n fid en ce th a t many
pecially for reliev in g pain
and as
an a n tise p tic
M enthol, know n gen p eople h av e In C h a m b e rla in 's Colic
is
era lly as a reliab le a n tise p tic and C h o lera an d D iarrh o ea Rem edy
aiuxlyne, o r p ain reliev er, is one of fo u n d ed on th e ir ex p erien ce In th e
use of th a t rem ed y an d th e ir k n o w l­
th e chief in g red ien ts.
H you h a re Rexall
M entholine edge of th e m any re m a rk a b le cu res
dysentery
Balm In th e house you will find It of colic, d ia rrh o e a an d
F o r sale by-
handy In dozens of cases n e u ra lg ia th a t It h as effected
G resh am D rug Co . and all D ealers
a n il head ach e re su ltin g from n eu ral
« very w here.
gia, to o th ach e, ch ilb lain s, b ru ises
hives. Insect bites.
Itih ln g ,
piles
nasal c a ta rrh , hay fever,
asth m a
Milk lt.i-.iril» for Sale.
of nasal o rig in , sciatica, to relieve
I be O u tlo o k h as on h an d a stock
Irrita tio n c a u s.il by th e wind o r sun,
o f m ilk re c o rd s th a t sh o u ld be used
for use a fte r sh av in g
T h ese a re a r ­
R exall M entholine Bnltu 1» very by ev ery d a iry m a n
soothing and g ra te fu l to any sore ran g ed to keep a reco rd
fo r
16
ln fla m .il o r te n d e r sk in or th e mem- i cow s 30 d ay s an d will be fo u n d very
1 fa n e s of th e m o u th , nose o r th ro a t
P rice by
It is cooling In effect, anil p en etrat c o n v en ie n t an d ch e a p
In«, helping to q u iet th e irrita te d m all 10 o r less 6 c e n ts e a c h ; o v er
nerves and re sto re co m fo rt
It Is 10. 5 c en ts each , o v er 20, 4 cen ts
g u a ra n te e d to give satisfactio n -or each
m oney hack. P rice, 25 cen ts Sold
In th is co m m u n ity
only
at
o ur D ally O reg o n ian . I y r r e g . . . $ 6 00
Rexall
S to re
T w iee-a-W eek O u tlook, 1 y r . , 1 60
Greaham D rug Co.
C o m b in atio n , 1 y r .
H alf y ear, $3 25
Umbrella
Aylsworth’s
WANTED!
Bank at Home
Tlic Hank Huit
THEREON.
OW NS ITS III II.DING
AND
PAY S
TAXES
G. S. SMITH
& P ortland,
CO. Oregon
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4 3 2 C h am b er Com m erce
rhe Bank that Is a» much INTI RESTED IN YOl K W E I.E IR E
IV» it I» in it» own.
/ U t p V L |'',i>s h*’' *
"f TAKING CARE OE IT s HEGE
In timen o f »tren» «»EH PATRONS H A I E
TION.
E lltS I' t O M ID E K A -
SEVEN SUCCESSFUL YEARS
OF BUSINESS AT GRESHAM
FIRST G R E STATE
BANK
S H AM. O R E.
Jewelry & Watches
CRings in many new and ex­
quisite designs. tJNeck chains
at a wide range of prices.
<JW atches^for Ladies and G entlem en in Gold and Silver.
ÇI Repair all Jewelry, Clocks and W atches with the utmost skill.
ÇStones reset and old 'ewelry remodled.
W. R. BURKE
GRESH A M .
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