Gresham outlook., September 13, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

PA G E
G RESH AM
TW O
OUTLOOK, F R ID A T .
S E P T E M B E R 13. 1912
ab o u t e n te r in g a new field, b u t th e
R ockw ood
Oregon Agricultural College
R u s s e llv ille
tw o g re a t m id d le w estern s ta te in ­
s titu tio n s of W isconsin an d M issouri
■ W IC K A W E E K
School Year opens Septem ber 30.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k A rm ock, w ho
Miss H aile re p o rts th a t th e lib ra ry
T he R u ssellv ille
school opened
P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay an d F rid a y w ent ah ead an d esta b lish e d schools
hav
e
been
sta
y
in
g
a
few
d
ay
s
at
of
jo
u
rn
a
lism
.
It
w
as
n
o
t
u
n
til
p
ra
c
­
a tte n d a n c e an d c irc u la tio n is rap id - Sept. 3rd w ith m o d e ra te a tte n d a n c e
a t G resh am . O regon.
T his g re a t in s titu tio n op en s
its
tic a l ed ito rs, sceptical a t first, be­ ly in creasin g , th e re tu rn of many- T his Is tw o w eeks e a rlie r th a n t h e th e hom e of th e ir p a re n ts, M r and
H I. 8T . CEA lit, Editor and Pubi
Mrs. Geo. S to ck to n , w ill re tu rn to doors fo r th e fa ll sem e ste r on Sep-
gan to a d m it
th a t
th e
tra in in g p a tro n s fro m th e ir v acatio n s m a k ­ school opened la st year.
K alam a . W ash., in th e fo re p a rt of i ‘em b er 20th. C ourses
of in s tru c ­
Our Subscrip tion B ate» b ro u g h t ex cellen t re s u lts , th a t
th e ing q u ite a d ifferen ce. New books
H. A. L ew is an d h is tw o sons,
tion in clu d e:
G eneral A g ric u ltu re ,
O ne year. $1.50 m ovem ent sp read rap id ly .
a re being added an d th e
read in g C layton an d Dee sp en t a p le a sa n t th e w eek.
A gronom y,
A nim al
H u sb an d ry ,
six m onths. 75c
T he w ork a t O regon h a s
been room is becom ing a p o p u lar place. vacation h u n tin g d e e r in th e m o u n ­
R a th e r bad
w eath er for
th e ¡D airy H u sb an d ry , B acterio lo g y , Bot-
th re e m o n th ’s trial
| any an d P la n t P ath o lo g y , P o u ltry
few o u tlin e of tain s. Dee claim s w ith p rid e th a t hops.
su b scrip tio n ,
50c placed In c h a rg e of E ric W. A llen Miss H aile give a
, ,,
„ H u sb a n d ry ,H o rtic u ltu re , E ntom ology
recen tly n o rth w e s t e d ito r o f th e good books.
he
sh
o
t
th
e
firs
t
an
d
la
rg
e
st
buck.
Mr M oore an d Rose Elw ood call- V eterln ary scien ce. C ivil E n g in e e r­
A d tertlsln g.
S eattle P o st-In tellig en cer.
He w as
They h ad
a g en u in e o u t-o f-d o o r ed on Mrs. A. M cLennan S a tu rd ay . ¡ng, E le c tric a l E n g in eerin g , M echan-
I R a t e s reason
selected becau se he com bined
ex­
LOUISA MAY ALCOOT, by Belle call of th e w ild
A g u stu s W atson is fittin g up all leal E n g in e e rin g , M ining E n g in eer-
tim e
and
got
1 able.
O ur rep re
hls b u ild in g s an d he
in te n d s
to ! iu 8 . H ighw ay E n g in e e rin g , D om estic
se n ta tlv e w ill call p erien ce of b o th th e m etro p o litan Moses. T h is very re a d a b le b io g ra­ th re e deer.
Science, D om estic A rt,
C om m erce,
an d c o u n try p ress w ith a d e q u a te u n i­ phy b rin g s o u t a d m irab ly th e best
Mrs. W. H. A ddis is ju s t o u t of keep a second h and sto re i n l i n e .
P h o n e 701.
F o re s try , P h a rm a c y , Zoology, C hem ­
v ersity tr a in in g and
a
successful q u a lities in th e life an d w ork
of
“ T he E leven Mile T a v e rn ” is istry , P hysics, M ath em atics,
h o sp ital a fte r tw o w eeks se rio u s ill­
Eng­
" T h e Llnotyp« record as a teach er.
He h a s never Miss A lco tt, an d w ill be a so u rce of
ness. She is ra p id ly reg ain in g h er now read y to w ait on "y e tra v e l­ lish L an g u ag e and L ite ra tu r e . P u b ­
W ay Is th e Waj been f a r fro m th e sm ell of p rin te rs ' in sp ira tio n an d en jo y m e n t to
both
L an g u ag es,
e rs w ith clam
c h o w d er” , F ren ch lic S p eak in g , M odern
stre n g th .
th a t W ins.”
in k since his boyhood.
young an d old. T he b eau ty of her
d in n e rs and all k in d s of hom e b a k ­ H isto ry , A rt, A rc h ite c tu re , In d u s­
T
he
M
ickelson
boys,
J
o
h
n
and
tr ia l P edagogy, P h y sical E d u c a tio n ,
O fficial p a p e r of th e Town
Mr. A llen 's idea Is to keep th e p o rtra it is rem a rk a b le .
ing.
M ilitary Science an d T actics, and
G resh am , O regon.
w ork in close to u ch w ith th e p ra c ­
L E T T E R S of R obt. L ouis S tev en ­ C larence, H enry M atson, A r th u r H a­
Music.
O fficial p a p e r o f th e Town of
ger and F red M iller hav e re tu rn e d
C H R IST IA N
SC IE N T IST S— Meet
tical
n
ew
sp
ap
er
m
en
of
th
e
s
ta
te
,
son,
e
d
ite
d
by
Sidney
C
alvin
C a ta lo u g u e and illu s tra te d lite r a ­
F a irv ie w , O regon.
m ailed
free on a p p licatio n .
an d be has alre a d y a rra n g e d w ith T hese fo u r vo lu m es
c o n s titu te a from th e ir su m m er o u tin g in D oug- in G ran g e h all, G resh am . S unday at tu r e
E n te re d as seco n d -class
m a tte r
las
county.
T
hey
saw
m
uch
good
11
and
W
ednesday
a
t
8
p.
m.
S
un-
A ddress: R e g istra r, O regon A g ricu l­
m any o f th em to ad d ress b is class­ d efin itiv e e d itio n o t th e co rresp o n ­
M.-.rch i , l i l i , a t th e p o st office at
co u n try and h e a rd
a g re a t d eal Y a y school a t 12. P u b lic Invited,
tu r a l C ollege, C orvallis, O regon.
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of es la te r In th e y ear. Jo u rn a lis m is dence. In 1895 th e "V allim a le t­ a b o u t th e S o u th ern P acific ra ilro a d
a su b ject on w hich th e re a re as te r s ” w ere p u b lish ed In 1899 " L e t­
M arch 3, 1879.
com pany land g ra n t.
T hey have
yet v irtu a lly no textbooks. T he best te rs to his fam ily an d frie n d s" w e re
series a re ab o u t concluded th a t they w ould like
n ew sp ap ers of th e c o u n try w ill be issued. H ere th e tw o
som e of it, and th a t If th e G rad u ­
stu d ied In th e class room , an d all u n ite d fo r th e firs t tim e an d set in ated Specific tax bill passes th ey
a h u n ­ w ill have a chance to get som e of it.
T he case of th e E sta c a d a saloon th e n ew sp ap ers of O regon w ill be ch ro n o lo g ical o rd er. Also
have
m en, w hich h as been before
the in d ally use. T he stu d e n ts w ill get dred an d fifty new le tte rs
J u lia and M abel M ickelson spent
O regon City c o u rt fo r som e m o n th s p ra ctical tr a in in g on th e m any p u b ­ been discovered an d a re p rin te d it
' clr vacation a t G e a rh a rt P a rk by
U niv ersity , th e ir p ro p e r places. T h is gives
has been decided
a g a in s t th e sa licatio n s issued a t th e
the sea. T he w e a th e r
h ere
has
o ffe r com p reh en siv e view o f Stevenson
loons. It is held by J u d g e Camp an d w ill be en co u rag ed to
been
so
m
uch
like
seaside
w
e
a
th
er
lit« and in terests.
bell th a t th e local o p tio n
law su ­ th e ir w ork to th e o u tsid e press.
th a t It w as scarce to be called an
TOLSTOY,
by
Edw.
A
lfred
S
tein
er
percedes any pro v isio n In th e p re­
o u tin g except fo r th e
c h an g e
of
T olstoy is describ ed n o t
as
th e
viously e n acted city c h a rte r of E s­
scenes, an d th e re la x a tio n from th e
old,
d
ecrep
et
m
an
,
b
u
t
th
e
real
taca d a, an d th a t th e city council
everv day d u tie s of life.
T o lsto y th a t lives in th e m inds and
c a n n o t g r a n t a license in a precinct
One m o re nam e,
S p rin g d ale,
A
W E. an d L ean d er Lew is a re on
h
e
a
rts
of
h
is
frien
d
s
and
follow
ers
th a t h as voted d ry. T h is decision added th is week to th e list of cor
A Y
v
is said to be a su rp ris e to th e city resp o n d en ts. We w an t ev ery com The book Is well w orked o u t, gives an extended to u r In T exas an d C al­
ifornia.
a
d
is
tin
c
t
p
ic
tu
re
of
T
olstoy
th
e
council an d to th e salo o n u ien and m u n lty re p re se n te d .
We g reatly
T he second crop of b la c k b e rrie s
p u is th e city in fin an cial s tra its on a p p re c ia te th e re g u la r w ork being th in k e r. It is a very sy m p ath etic
fro m
th e A m erican a re rip e n in g now , and a spell of
acco u n t of h av in g to re fu n d th e li­ d one by o u r co rre sp o n d e n ts an d a re in te rp re ta tio n
sta n d p o in t of view
of th e
g reat w arm su n sh in y w e a th e r w ill brin
cense money.
su re th a t It w ill be of m u tu a l bene
R ussian p ro p h e t of social p ro g ress them on* fast.
fit to th e co m m u n ities so rep re­
C has. D ickens an d his g irl h ero ­
Mrs. Mary Je rg e n se n is in very
sen ted an d to th e O utlook.
ines, by Belle Moses. E ach heroine feeble h e a lth an d C hris fin d s th e
is a d is tin c t c reatio n .
How
she u su al w ork on th e farm and
th e
T he fo rty -six th a n n u a l en cam p ­ grew u n d e r th e
a u th o r 's
touch care of tw o sm all boys q u ite a
T he sto ry Is told o f u d a rk y w ho
a b o u t 25 y ears ago cam e u p to Bos m en t of th e G ran d A rm y of th e R e­ how he sen d s h er o u t la to th e com chore.
session
th is p lexity o f his sto ry schem es as a
ton. w here th e firs t ele c tric
c ar public h as been in
T. D. P ollock h a s rip e stra w b e r­
deep ries of fine q u ality and flavor.
line had recen tly been p u t in o p e ra ­ week a t b o s A ngeles. H o ary fig h tin g h u m an being is show n w ith
tion uml ex claim ed , on
seeing
a men from ev ery sta le n o rth of th e ap p reciatio n fo r his p e c u lia r q uali
W EAR, L o o K J, COMFORT.
th e ir ty of gen iu s.
FREE
M ETH O D IST
CHURCH
liorseless c a r:
"b a w d y
m a ssal! Mason an d Dixon line, w ith
wives,
d
a
u
g
h
te
rs
an
d
g
ra
n
d
c
h
ild
re
n
THE5E ARE THE THREE THIN65 YOU WANT
ADDED R E F E R E N C E BOOKS.
G resham — E dw in W. H ig h t, p asto r.
W hat folks dese y a n k s be!
They
D eb ater's h an d book series.
IN A «SHOE.
WE KNOW THAT OUR J H o E J
S unday school, 10 a. m., p re a c h in g
freed de d a rk e y s und now dey done h ro n g ed th e s tre e ts an d th e h o n ­
ored v e te ra n s form ed th e
c en te rs
u t 11 a. pi .and 8 p. m. C ottage
C ap ital p u n ish m e n t.
freed de m u les."
WEAR
WELL,
BECAUSE
WE HAVE TRIED THEM.
of In terested g ro u p s o f sp e c ta to rs
C en tral b an k of th e U n ited S tates p ra y e r m eetin g e ach T h u rsd a y e v e n ­
In W ash in g to n , D. C , w as held last
COME
IN
AND
TRY
ON
A
PAIR OF «SHOE5, AND
ing
a
t
8
p.
m.
P
la
c
e
an
n
o
u
n
ced
.
and listen ers.
M onday w as P asa-
C om m ission p lan of m u n icip al gov
week th e first a n n u a l M otor T ru ck
YOU
WILL
«SEE
FOR
Y
oU
R JE L F THAT THEY
len a day and m ore th a n 2,000 pies e m in e n t.
p arad e. More th a n 300 m o to r ve­
PO RTLA N D
R A ILW A Y
L IG H T
LOOK
6
o o D AND FEEL 600D .
WE ARE EXCLU­
w ere received an d d is trib u te d am ong
C
om
pulsory
a
rb
itra
tio
n
of
Indus
AND P O W E R COMPANY
hicles w ere in line and m any w ere
th e v eteran s.
SIVE
ACENTO
IN
T
H
U
TOWN
FoR PE T E R U
tria
l
d
isp
u
tes.
e la b o ra te ly d eco rated . Tw o of the
O. W . 1 . D IV ISIO N
D irect p rim aries.
CELEBRATED
«SEOE5.
most novel e n trie s in th e long line
Lv. P o rtla n d
1 Lv. G resham
S h o u ld N ot E x p o rt G rain .
E m p lo y m en t of wom en.
fo r G resham
fo r
fo r
THE QUALITY OF OUR «SHoEJ 15 HIGH, BUT
o f m achines w ere th o se of th e ltoss-
T
h
a
t
O
regon
is
m
ak
in
g
a
g
re
a
t
E n la rg e m e n t of th e U. S. navy
an d C azadero P o r tl’nd C azadero
lyn Supply com pany an d th e arm y
OUR PRICE5 ARE NOT.
in
F e d e ra l co n tro l of In te rs ta te co r­
a 5 :2 0
c b l2 :2 5 c l2 : 2 5
a v iatio n school. T he fo rm e r co n ­ m ista k e In ex p o rtin g its g ra in
6 :5 0
b 5 :4 0 d 5:51
sisted of a la rg e m o to r c a r d raw in g stead o f feed in g it to livestock, is p o ratio n s.
b 7 :4 5
6 :3 0 a 6 :0 7
th
e
b
elief
of
D
r.
Ja
m
e
s
W
ithycom
be,
Incom
e
tax.
In its w ake a heavy tr a c to r loaded
8 :4 5
7:37
7 :5 0
d
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to
r
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f
th
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ex
p
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t
sta
tio
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In
itia
tiv
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an
d
re
feren
d
u
m
.
b 9 :4 5
wit It a p a ir of sleepy loo k in g m ules,
a 7 :6 0
9 :5 0
M unicipal ow n ersh ip .
1 0 :4 5
b 8 :4 5
1 1 :5 0
and behind th e tr a c to r th e w agon to u t th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege,
b ll:4 5
9 :3 9
1 : 5»
W o m an 's su ffra g e .
w hich
th e a n im a ls
a re atta c h e d ex p ressed stro n g ly In a re c e n t a d ­
1 3 :4 3
b l0 :4 5
a 3 :1 8
d
ress
befo
re
th
e
P
o
rtla
n
d
A
dverits-
when not so fo r tu n a te ns to be p a r­
1) 1 :4 5
1 1 :3 9
3 :5 0
¡•reshani D ruggist Deserves Praise
a 3 :3 7
h l 3 :4 5
tic ip a n ts in an a u to m o b ile parad e. Ing club.
5 :5 0
T he Jo h n so n D ru g Co. deserves
3 :4 5
1 :3 »
7 :4 5
H e p o in ted o u t th e fa c t th a t th e re
P lacarded on th e tr a c to r w as a sign
b 3 :4 3
1» 3 :4 5
w hich c a u g h t th e eye of p ractically a re ten m illio n acres o f d airy land p raise from G resh am people fo r in
4 :4 5
3 :3 »
sim ple
B uck-
ever) s p e c ta to r and b ro u g h t sm iles In O regon, a n d th a t tw o a c res can tro d u cln g h e re th e
d h 5 :4 5
h 4 :4 5
(1: IS
to faci s
T he m u les' soliloquy was, su p p o rt a cow. T h u s five m illion h o m e b ark an d g ly cerin e m ix tu re
a 5: »3
bit»: (HI
5 :3 »
"W e have lost o u r Jo b ." T he uvl- cows, each w o rth a $100 p ro fit an- know n as A ld er-i-k a. T h is sim ple
chi 1 3 3
7 :1 5
a tlo u exhibit w as com posed of a larg e n u a lly , o r five h u n d re d m illion dol- Jertu an rem edy firs t becam e fam ous
9 :4 5
uy
cu
rin
g
ap
p
e
n
d
ic
itis
an
d
it
has
trm k from th e q u a rte rm a s te r 's de-1 ,a r * to g e th e r in p ro fit e a c h
y ear
L ig h t fig u re s d en o te a. m.
p a rtn ieiil,in w hich ro d e a n u m b e r of lo Hie sta te , could tie fed on th is now been discovered th a t a SIN G LE
B old fig u re s d e n o te p. m.
DOSE reliev es so u r sto m ach , g as on
land.
k h ak i-clad so ld iers, w hile
to th e
a U. S. Mail an d E xpress, No
he sto m ach an d co n stip a tio n IN ­
p assen g ers.
re a r of th e m ach in e w as a tta c h e d
By feed in g th e g ra in in stead of STANTLY
one of the broad p lan ed a irsh ip s in ex p o rtin g It, Dr. W ith y co m b e e s ti­
b G resh am Local to C azadero on
"T h e g re a te st p ro b lem before h u ­ S undays.
w lih'l, Uncle Karn's fliers m ak e daily m ates th a t th e fa rm e r w ould get
c S a tu rd a y th ro u g h to C azadero,
flig h ts at C ollege P a rk . C o n g ress­ 60 c e n ts m o re a b u sh el, o r, on a m an ity to d ay is th e co n serv atio n of
d T h ro u g h to B oring ex cep t on
m an
L a ffe rty was one o f th e cro p of fiftee n m illion b u sh els for he h u m an ra c e ."
Sunday.
Judges.
R u n n in g tim e P o rtla n d to G resh ­
th e sta te , $7,50 0 ,0 0 0 . T he export
PORTLAND MARKETS.
am , 1 h o u r.
of $ 1 0 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 w o rth o f d airy pro-
i.uce, bacon a n d eg g s fro m D en m ark
(■rain, F lo u r, F eed , E tc.
MT. HOOD DIVISION
w hich su p p o rts a p o p u latio n of 2.-
W HEAT
Track prices, new : C lub Lv M ontaviila
Lv. G resham
fo r G resham
1 fo r
1 fo r
0 00,000, u n d e r try in g clim atic c o n d l 8O-81c; B lu estem , 82-83c;
40-fold,
and Bull Run M 't'v illa 1 B ull R un
J o u rn a lis m , w hich Is th e c a ta ­ tio n s, p ro v es co nclusively w h at can 81c; valley, 81c.
d 6 :3 5
logue word for w hat th e new spaper be d o n e u n d e r rig h t m an ag e m en t.
6 :0 0 d 7 :0 0
M IL L S T l'F F S — B ran , $23 50 per
a 9 :0 0
8 :1 0 a 9 :2 5
men u sually p re fe r to call "n ew s­ O regon, w ith its fine c lim a te an d to n ; m id d lin g s, $32; sh o rts, $26.00;
3 :0 0
a 1 :3 0
3 :3 5
p a p er w o rk ." Is apiong th e su b jects rich v a rie ty of soils sh o u ld be able rolled b arley , $28.
l> 3 :5 5
3 :3 5 1> 0 :3 8
ta u g h t w hen th e U n iv ersity of O re­ to d o even b e tte r.
FL O U R —-P a te n ts,
$4.40
per
SUNDAY ONLY.
g o n opens Its d o o rs in E u g en e Sep­
b a rre l; s tra ig h ts , $3.90; ex p o rts,
9 :0 0
8 :0 0 d 7 :0 0
tem b er 17.
T he O tu lo o k office is
p rep ared $3 60 -9 .7 5 ; valley, $4.40.
1 :3 0
1 1 :5 0
9 :2 5
4 :4 5
Tlie n e w sp a p e r is th e lust of th e to fu rn ish si Wool re p o rt c a rd s with
4 :1 3
1 :5 5
CORN— W hole, $ 38.50; crack ed ,
c 7 :0 0
<i:5O s 5 :1 0
g reat p u b lic In s titu tio n s
und pro- envelopes, n eatly p rin te d , one
of $39.50 p er ton.
tesslotis to g ain o fficial reco g n itio n th e m ost co m p act an d serv iceab le
OATS— Spot, $28-29 per to n ; fu ­
b T o C o ttre ll only.
.
from th e u n iv e rsitie s o f th e co u n try , fo rm s e v e r g o tte n up. T he price tu re s $25.50-26.60.
c T o G resham only,
b u t facu lties all o v er th e
U nited is
very reaso n ab le.
Send
fo r
d To M abery only.
HAY— E a ste rn O regon
tim o th y ,
S tates have aw ak en ed to
its s u r­ sam p le an d p rices in any a m o u n ts $17; V alley tim o th y , $12-13; alfal
9 T o S andy R iv er only.
Above sch ed u les su b je c t to c h an g e '
p assin g Im p o rtan c e In a d em o cratic desired . P h o n e 701.
fa, $ 1 2.50-13; clo v er, $10; o a ts am * w ith o u t notice.
Do not overlook the sale on suits. For one w eek w e will give to
society, und th e tra in in g of new s­
vetch, $10-11; g ra in hay, $10-11.
L ight fig u res, a. m.
V
e sold ten of them last week. any boy or girl buying a pair of
p ap er m en h as becom e an Im p o rtan t
"T h e c o n tln n u e d d isfra n c h ise m e n t
B old fig u res, p. m.
D airy and C ou ntry P rod u ce.
The sizes are getting broken and School shoes I scratch tablet I
d u ly In m any of th e la s t colleges of w om en Is n relic o f a n tiq u ity th a t
PO ULTRY — H ens. 13 H e ; broil
T he u n iv e rsitie s w ere co n serv ativ e I belongs to o th e r d a y s."
you had better com e while the pen and ink tablet, I pencil, I
erg, 15c; d u c k s, y o u n g , 10c; geese,
stock is in such a shape that we pen and penholder and I sack
8 -1 2c; tu rk e y s, live, 22c; d ressed ,
25c.
can fit you better.
marbles A bsolutely Free.
EGGS- C andled, 27c p er dozen;
e x tra s, 29-30c.
C H E E S E T rip le ts
an d d aisies,
17c; young A m ericas, 18 l i e p er lb
B U T T E R — O regon cream ery , cubes,
33c p er o p n u d ; p rin ts, 34-34 li e .
A lso Rem em ber that during the Until all sold out the follow ing
P O R K F an cy , 1114-12c p er lb.
We have all kinds from
month of Septem ber that w e are prices will prevail on Fruit Jars
V EA L — F ancy, 1 4 -15c.
Sills to Moulding.
V eg etab les an d F ru its .
giving one stoveboard Free with W e have an over stock and you
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PO TA TO ES ------- B u rb an k s, new,
Large or Small Orders.
rery beating stove selling for get the advantage.
A L W A Y S A T T R A C T IV E
50-65c p e r h u n d d re d ; sw eet p o ta ­
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toes. 2 H e p e r pound.
$7 50 and upwards. Our New $1.50 Econom y I-2 gals now $1.20
Prompt Delivery from Our
That's the description of *St«nd«rd*
.90 Mason 1-2 gals
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V E G E T A B L E S B eans, 2c; cab­ modem
stock
is all in and are som e of
bathrooms
as
we
install
them.
own Mills.
.85 Everlasting I -4 gal "
.65
bage, 1-1 i^ c p er p o u n d ; c a u liflo w ­
Always A ttractive because of the
the Classiest stoves you have
125
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1-2 " ••
100
e r, $1-1 25 p er do«.;
celery , 60- besufiful white enameled tin uh and ex­
Write us. Phone us, Call on
ever had the pleasure of looking These prices are for the kinds |
! 5 c p er d o zen ;
c o rn , 15-25c per quisite designs of the fixtures.
A t t r a c t i v e A ll Ways—from the
us. Send us your orders.
dozen ; cu cu m b ers.
60c
p er box; standpoint of health, appearance and
and sizes m entioned in this ad.
pep p ers, 5-6c p e r
pound;
to m a ­ economy hetAtuse of their sanitary, well-
designed, durable construction.
toes, 40-50c p er box.
Ask for booklets.
ONIONS— W aUa W alla, 75c per
sack.
F R E S H F R U IT 8 — A pples. 50c-
$1.50 p er box;
peaches,
3O-5Oe; W ith S te rlin g A K id d e r, phone <03
p ears, 7 5 c-$ l 00 p er box; a p r i c o t
Phone 446
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Sandy, Oregon
>1 25 p er box; g rap es. 76c-$1.25.
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G resham
Fine New Books Reviewed
O utlook
R ESO LVED
THAT OUR. -SHOES ARE M ADE ON
Estacada Goes “Dry”
A LAST THAT LASTS. V e V0NT.SELL
YOU A SHOE You W ILL NOT BE
SATISFIED W ITH-ITW O NT PAYUS
TO DO
SO.
Thanks for Correspondence
“Done Freed de Mules!”
S chool S hoes
School commences Monday and our
stock of School Shoes for boys and girls I
is the Best in the city, and as has always
been found, our prices are also the best.
Our Boys’ High-Top Cutter are the
best thing in shoes; price is $3-50 and
Every pair is Absolutely Guaranteed. j
Boys’Box-Calf, very Heavy and stylish
for $2°° and $250 are winners and the
boys like them. Good heavy crome
leather shoes at $2 and $2.50 are the
shoes that stand up.
Girls shoes in Patent, Vici and Box­
calf leathers in heavy soles, good for wet|
weather and every pair guaranteed.
Journalism Will Benefit
Suit Sale
One Million Feet of Lumber !
Straus Lumber Co.
Supplies Free
Stoves, Ranges Fruit Jars
J. J. WODAEGE
Lewis Shattuck