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<■ KR8H-AM Cherryville First Annual Clearance Sale This Sale will continue through the month of Jan uary, and we expect to close out every heavy weight article in the house and have cut prices sufficient to justify our expectations. Extra Specials Positively No Tiid Checks will be Given During this Sale. Bert Lindsey The Tad Store Cottrell Y ear's day was observed as [station by the teehers and schol- I of the C ottrell school, fctv. E. A. Smith ol O regon City [holding revival m eetings a t the 1 church every night this |k. Rev. E. A. L eonard of Gresh- is assisting. T he subjects are •resting. Come and bring your Ms. dr. Miller of e a ste rn Oregon vis- his sister, Mrs. A. R. Kuegg week. Irs. Ida Holmes of Springw atei Ited home folks th is week. Mr. and Mrs. E lbert K illen who re been visiting Mr. K illen's par- i at W oodburn are spending a days w ith Mr. and Mrs. Spiers lore retu rn in g to th e ir hom e in item Oregon. A slide occurred on th e Mt. Hood I W ednesday aftern o o n near Sandy River w hich kept the rk train and th e la st P ortland Mid train above th e slide all tht. No serious dam age was re- tted. The Misses Mabel and L aura Ipley v ¡sited w ith frie n d s in this pnity Iuesday and W ednesday. Ernest Rail and fam ily and [well and fam ily of P o rtla n d spent Wnesday a t tile hom e of Mr. and G. 11. B lackburn. Guy R obert- was also a W ednesday guest I the same place. [Guy Hood has been spending the lidays w ith bis p a re n ts in Albany. The yon. ng people of th e E pw orth [ague of P lea san t H om e spent a iry enjoyable evening a t th e home Mr. and Mrs. C rasw ell. They Hped the old year ta k e his de- kture and Issued th e m erry one with much good cheer, bou t forget th e m eetings at the Ptist. church all th is week. A rial meeting will be held Sun- [7 and Ministers from oth er pul- will assist Mr. S m ith in niak- S the n -etin g a helpful one. Mrs. Ida H olm es and d au g h ter (fa, an Miss Ivy B lackburn left lr a vis-i w ith frie n d s in P o rt ed this week. Haley ■' pleasant su rp rise was given *v J. J. Johnson by th e m em bers his , l urch on T h ursday before hditmas The ladies brought cof- an,l ike and before leaving le> gave nini a C h ristm as prseent form ot money. All enjoyed e afternoon verp m uch. 1,r ami irs. lxiveen and Mr. and r! Olson, all of P o rtla n d , spent rtstmas ¡.t th e hom e of A. G. »berg. C K Erickson, A ,T. Stenberg Mrs. Olson ,-uid fam ily w ere en- ^sined at the hom e of O. L ind- olia las’ Sunday. °B Wednesday, Ja n . 1 th e Swed- ®“ptiBt church held th e ir an- “tl business m eeting. Main Street Unity A few adventuresom e gentlem en front Unity are talk in g about m ak ing a trip to "Cow creek canyon” A few prospective land buyers front N orth D akota were in Unity this week. T. H. Gill and family have re turned front Portland after spend ing the holidays there. S. B. Sutton, wife and two sons from Hood River spent th e holidays with Mr. S u tto n ’s brother-in-law . S. F. P itts. Mr. and Mrs. John Palm quist and eon Roy, Rudolph and L ottie Wih- lon, Miss Dorothy M artin, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. O liphant, Mr and Mrs. S. B. S utton and two sons from Hood River, and Mr. S tratto n from Iowa, spent an enjoyable evening a the home of S. F. P itts Wednes day. A fter playing games and tell ing stories for a while, the company was entertain ed with a darky per sonification by Mr. S tratto n , and a lecture by Mr. Pitts. The refresh m ents were then served and after a few more stories, th e guests de parted. Ross Marston of Gresham and tMiss V ira Douglass of Sandy a t tended the program at the church on Christm as eve. Mrs. T. J. Vilquist, Florelle Vll- quist and Mr. Sellwood of P ortland stopped at Hotel Cherryville on th eir way to Welches and were re freshed on th eir cold trip with -a good hot dinner. C hristm as was rath er quiet a t Ho tel Cherryville this year, only a few [ relatives being invited. J. S. F riel, brother of J. T. F riel spent Christm as here and returned [ Thursday to his work at Bull Run. Mrs. Friel gave her dancing class a dance last Friday evening which was well attended and enjoyed by all The company gave Mrs. F riel three cheers before th eir departure home. G reat credit is due Miss Averill for the splendid program on Xmas eve at tlie M. E. church, the drills were especially fine. There was som ething for each one in the big tree which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The school chil dren all had recitations appropriate for the occasion and Geo. Eden of Boston acted as S anta Claus and caused much m errim ent for the chil dren with his funny pranks.. Mr. Brooke has left th is vicinity again, to look afte r his o th er busi ness in terests in Seattle and Tacbma He may go as fa r as Spokane, Wash., to visit his brother and sis te r there. He may not retu rn before the first of March. A fter re tu rn in g to P o rtland from W ashing ton be will go directly to Hood Riv e r to superintend the planting of his 10 acre tract of orchard. Mr and Mrs Geo. Eaden spent C hristm as with Mr. and Mrs. Aver ill, parents of Mrs. Eadon. Dancing parties are in fashion in this vicinity. There was a ilancing party given Mr. Brooke T hursday evening of last week at th e old Tapp place. The com mit tee in charge decorated th e danc ing room beautifully, and the neigh bors all helped in serving a delicious luncheon. Everybody danced and played games and mingled with each other in social conversation until 2:30 a. m. when all departed on th eir various ways, w ishing Mr. Brooke good luck and with the hope th a t all would m eet him again soon Melrose Here is a remedy th a t will cure your cold Why waste tim e and money experim enting when you can Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wiles took get a preparation th a t has won a New Y ear's dinner with Mr. and world-wide reputation by its cures of th is disease and can always be de Mrs. W. B. Parsons. pended upon? It is known every where as C ham berlain's Cough Rem Oregon people who visited the edy, and is a medicine of real merit. land shows at Minneapolis and Chi For sale by Gresham Drug Co. and cago advise th a t this state make a ' Dealers e v e r y w h e r e . stronger showing than ever next , year. They say many people were i attracted to the opportunities here by the exhibit of Oregon products and next year will see many new com ers in the sta te as a result J A M ARY 3. 1913 A Happy New Year! School opened on Monday, Miss Lamereunv spent th e holi- d aj s at her b ro th er's home in Ore gon City. Robert Jonsrud and family spent Christm as at L ents w ith Mrs. Jons- rud'B parents. Miss Bessie Lewis, teacher at W< lches, was th e guest of Mrs. Robert Jonsrud Saturday and Sun day before Christm as, en ro u te to her home in G ladstone for th e hol idays. J. Loundree and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank* P atterson, and Mr. and Mrs W. Kyser spent the holidays with relatives a t Independence. Miss Gladys Crenshaw of G resh am, is spending her C hristm as va cation with her sister, Mrs. J. S taf ford. Mrs. Henry E ri was the guest of P ortland relatives during C hristm as week. Geo. Schafer of Independence is visiting relatives here. The proceeds of th e basket so cial held at the schoolhouse, Dec. 21st, am ounted to $37 and will be used for pictures to beautify the walls of the schoolroom and for sup plem entary books for th e school. Saturday evening. Jan - 4th, the following question will lie de bated at the schoolhouse at 8 o ’clock “ Resolved, th a t the pen is m ightier than the sw ord.” A literary pro gram will also be rendered. Boring School opened Monday, Dec. 30, afte r the C hristm as vacation. T here are a few absentees on account of sickness. Elm er Hickey, who has been con fined to his home for more than th ree weeks, is now out and around again. W hat came near being a fatal ac cident happened to Miss Ruth Greg- son and Clarence Siefer as they were leaving the home of th e la t ter New Y ear’s afternoon. They were driving on a slow tro t when Clarence Siefer’s two younger b ro th ers came racing up behind them on horseback. The two boys did not realize how close they were to th e buggy till their horses crashed into it, completely o v ertu rn in g th e bug gy, throw ing both Miss Gregson and Mr. Siefer out onto th e hard su r faced road. Miss Gregson was h u rt quite badly on her side and a t first it was feared one or two ribs m ight be broken, but at th is hour T hursday evening she is resting easy and feeling much better. Mr. Siefer has a sprained arm and a big bruise over the rig h t eye, The two boys escaped w ithout in ju ry , though it seems almost incredible th a t they could, as the buggy was badly smashed, throw n upside down and the horse throw n down in the crash and the rig, horse and all tu rn ed d i rectly in the opposite direction from the one in which they were driving. T here was a sm all crowd at the L. A. U. dance on the 31st, but all th ere said they had one of the best tim es of th eir lives. here Monday. | In honor of Mrs Taylor, who moved to P ortland this week, Mrs. i j T Rea entertained from two until five o'clock last Friday after noon. The tim e was very pleasant ly spent with games and m ull' cake and coffee were served. Thom present were. Mesdsmes Taylor, Ross, Hicks, Anderson s I'ra*u<” P ounder, T. L. Evans, Lee Evans and C lara Smith. Miss Irene Knapp was ir children a re su b ject to land Saturday. of croup, w atch for the first Miss Ethel Smith visited frined» hoarseness. Give Cham- a t Park Rose Friday night and Gough Rem edy as soon as _ . i becomes h o arse and the Saturday. Mr, Frank Reed was In Port be w arded off. F o r sale taui D rug Co., and D ealers ( land on business. We Have the Agency! OVERLAND! OVERLAND! OVERLAND! TOURING CARS DELIVERY WAGONS ROADSTERS Latest Models Classiest and Most Dependable Made "Always Ready for the Trip" Fully Equipped with ELECTRIC LIGHTS, ELECTRIC STARTER, ETC. Call and Arrange for a Demonstration We Want to 'Show You’ G resh am G arage C. M. Z IM M ER M A N . Prop. Phone 174 Powell St. Anderson The road m eeting of road d istric t No. 5, of Clackam as county held Saturday afternoon, voted a 10-mill special tax and unanim ously en dorsed M. H. W heeler for road su pervisor for th e com ing year. Mr. W heeler has been forem an on th e road th e past year u nder J. W. Root and is well qualified to push th e good w ork along th a t has been un der way in th is d istric t for th e past two or th ree years. S. W. Morrison has purchased an o th er body of tim ber and has em ployed several m ore men to cut wood. Miss Zelma Coss of P o rtlan d spent the weekend w ith her a u n t, Mrs. C. M. Lake. The coon h u n t Saturday m orning resulted in the bagging of one big fat coon by H ertsm an and P erry. The d irecto r of th e census Is pre paring to issue com plete figures on ag ricu ltu ral production of th is state for 1909. He finds th a t Oregon produced crops in th a t year to th e Hue of $49,041,0on. Outlook W ant ads. results. bring quick PHOTOS Mrs. A. R. Tabor, of C rider, Mo., I ha.l been troubled with sick head ache for about five years, when she All Kinds and Sizes, Latest Finish began tak in g C ham berlain's Tablets. She has taken two bottles of them New Gallery, Open Every Day and they have cured her. Sick (Sunday only by appointm't) headache Is caused by a disordered ) stom ach for which these tablets are j especially intended. Try them , get well and stay well. Sold by G resh am Drug Co., and Dealers every G ilt o r N atural W ood. N eat an d where. Picture Framing C h eap MAX SCHNEIDER, Repairing and Supplie» D O N ’T KNOW THEY HAVE AP PEND ICITIS. Many Gresham people who have chronic appendicitis, which is not very painful, have doctored for years for gas on th e stom ach, sour stom ach or constipation. Johnson Drug Co., states if th ese people will Iry sim ple buckthorn burk, glycerine etc., as com pounded in A dler-l-ka, th e G erm an appendicitis remedy, they will be surprised a t th e QUICK benefit. A SINGLE DOSE relieves these troubles INSTANTLY. Professional Cards PHYSICIANS S. P. Bittner, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Ollie« ¡wars; IH a. a Is 12 m . I p n. Is 3 p n 7 to 8 p. B., si Reudence PHONE: Office 116 R e s id e n c e I 18 O f f i c e . H o w i t t B ld g ., o v e r P . O . PHONES: Residence, III; Office I lx H. H . H U G H E S . M. D. Physician anil Surgeon OFFICE. HOWin BLDC . PHONES GRESHAM, OREGON Resides«, Taksi 120. Ofcr. Msu 4812 Heme A 5152 J. M. S H O R T , M. D. P hysician and Surgeon Residenci, 438. Essl 52 St Otct. 1111 12 Sdlim Bsiidmi. Pellsad. Oretsn Dr. W. C. Belt Physician and Surgeon. Over F irst S tate B ank. Gresham Phone 1» MAIN STREET GRESHAM Phone 4S4 , Dr. Geo. Inglis CONTRACTORS Physician and Surgeon. 0 2 Plasterer and Cement Contractor. TROUTDALE, - OREGON All calls prom ptly attended to, day or night.__________ E stim ates furnished free on re quest. All work G uaranteed. DENTISTS ALFRED HAMMAR Corbett A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Evans Christm as morning. A pile driver front Portland is p utting in piling and dolphin for the dock here. The C hristm as exercises at the schoolhouse by the Sunday school consisting of music and recitations was a pleasant affair. A rt Gibbs and family moved to T routdale last week. Postoffice Inspector W hitney was PAGE THREE Kelso The Commercial club met last Saturday evening. Dec. 28, for the I'u,-; use of electing officers and at- tending oth er im portant business. I ae following officers were elected: president, Jam es O. Botkin; vice president, Chas. H arris; secretary, Parnell Averill; treasurer, Mrs. J. T i riel. There were two ballots on the treasu rer's office, the first ballot being a tie between Mrs. Friel and M argaret Biedensteine on the second ballot. Mrs. Friel won by oue vote. Rev Mr. Runyan and Mr. Brooke were guests of W. O. Rugh for din ner Christmas. Harold Graham is spending the holidays with his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs O. F. Botkin. Sam Cox has moved to his new home and E. F. Banta has moved to the place recently vacated by Mr. Cox? Cur First A nnual Clearance Sale is under full [ ?wing and the people of Gresham and vicinity have shown their appreciation of our offerings by their gen- eroui patronage. All Toys Reduced 50c on the $1.00 Men s $1.50 - 2.00 Dress Shirts - - $1.19 1.75 all wool Oregon Flannel Shirts $1.45 “ 3.00 Heavy work Shoes - - $2.55 Boy’s 2.50 “ . “ “ - - $2.45 Men’s 50c Cotton Ribbed Underweer - 39c Ladies and Misses Middy Blouses 33 ' per cent off “ House Dresses - - - 79c “ Under Skirts - - 93c 9-4 Sheeting * - - - 22c a yd. $1.00 Serge Strictly all wool 45 inches wide 83c OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, I’lione «»I Gresham l ’.O. Hex 31 W J. O T T W . K. Hamilton Ih H. H .O T T O 1T BRO S. DENTISTS C ontractor an d Builder <iccc“ n you* Plans and Estimates on Request Phono 33 3 G R E SH A M , O R E . GRESHAM, - - OREGON INSURANCE IF YOU WANT FIRST CLASS WORK SET JOHN BROWN INSURANCE R epresenting only Reliable In su ran ce Com panies Phone 613 G resham , Oregon T /<? b e s t C h ris tm a s y a h y o u c a n a r i c y o a f w C fe /S a H c i) k a c c o u n t She will answer Y E S ! ask her - Try it this Christmas. Start a SAVINGS A C C O U N T for the little ones. A ccount. Interest Paid on I im e D eposits. J a m e s E lk in g to n WE DESIGN BUILDINGS ~ ETTSEL.T. JONES FRANK C. JONES INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT LAWYERS W e Solicit your Bank of Gresham SURETY BOND8 HEALTH orr Ice In Hank o< Gresham RAY H. TODD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. Phone A2A GRESHAM, ORGEON FRED L. EVERSON. A TTO R N EY A T LA W (City Attorney) Phone 4»l G RESHAM , ORE,
