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G K tSH AM OUTLOOK, PA O S H U 'B T H IS W E E K SPECIALS K. C. Baking Powder 25c size 20c Flash, 10c size - 2 for 15c Mica Axel Grease, 25c size 20c Spices for Pickling Spices for Pickling T H IS GRESHAM AND VICINITY W EEK Patent Pum p Oil Cans 1 able 1 umblers, common Long Handled Shovels Wash Tubs, medium - - $1.35 doz. 25c 45c - 55c - •Miss Rose E lw ood, of P o rtla n d , was an over S unday g u e st o f Miss H e ste r T horpe. She a tte n d e d th e fire m e n 's dan ce on S a tu rd a y ev en ing. T he P en d leto n ro u n d -u p will be In Id th r e e days I I , 12, 13 of th is inenth. Look fo r « lo u t 200 au to s to pass th ro u g h (ire ham som e m o rn in g ab o u t th e m iddle of next we: k on th e ir way th e r e . Miss N ina T aylor, fo rm erly of L ockw ood but now living n ear Es- a -a d a , has been en g ag ed to teach i lie l iirrin sv ille school d u rin g th e com ing year. WE WILL PAY 3 O C FOR STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Two Horses and a Wagon For Sale BRAGG <& DUNCAN ASK FOR TAD SUPS ASK FOR T A D SUPS G R ESH A M , OREGON Phone 661 Phone 661 Special Clean-up Sale Miss M aeve L ovelace has received notice o f h e r selection as te a c h e r in a G ervais c o u n try school. TILL THIS STOCK IS SOLD BREAD BOXES O n e each I ree w ith each Barrel of O lym pic Flour. FLOUR BINS O n e each Free w ith each Barrel of O lym pic Flour. Wagon Umbrellas 50c $ 1 .5 0 value 500 FEET GARDEN HOSE 1-2 in. Black Rubber, 8c vals. 1-2 in. Red Chief Hose, I le vals. 3-4 in. Red Chief 1 lose, I 2c vals. Prom pt Delivery 5 l-2c 8c 9c I -2 3-4 1-2 3-4 in. in. in. in. Cotton Hose, I Oc val. Cotton Hose, I Ic val. Blue Bell, extra quality Blue Bell, extra quality 7c l-2c 9c 10c M etzger B ros. Prompt Delivery POW ELL STREET, GRESHAM Si ri< lary C L O S IN G O U T Baseball Goods HATS GLOVES MITTS AT HALF PRICE GRESHAM DRUG CO. ‘ • I f f ! R I X A I I S T O R E ** GHKNHAM TIME TAIII.E P o r t la n d R a ilw a y , L ig h t & P o w e r C o . <>. W . I*. AND MT. HOOD l»U ISIO N S IxMtve O. W . I*. Depot fo r Portland im follows: DAILY, ex cep t S u n d ay 1 2 :2 6 a m , 6 :4 0 a m , 6 :3 0 a m , 7 :3 8 a m , 9 :3 8 a m , 1 1 :3 8 a m , 1 :3 8 p m , 3 :3 8 p m . 5 :3 8 p m , 7 :0 7 p m , 9 :0 0 p u i,1 lp m . SUNDAY 2 :1 9 a iu , 6 :3 0 a m , 7 :3 8 a m , 9 :3 8 a m , 1 0 :3 8 am , 11:38 am , 1 2 :3 8 p m , 1 :3 8 p m , 2 :3 8 p m , 3 :3 8 p m , 4 38p m, 6 :3 8 p m , 6 :3 8 p m , 8 :1 8 p m , 9 :0 0 p m , 9 :4 6 p m , 1 1 :0 0 p m . l e a v e Mt. H imh I D epot fu r l*i>rthuiil a s follow s: DAILY 8 :1 0 a m , 10: 24am , 1 2 : 24pm , 2 24pm , 4 :2 4 p m , 6 :2 4 p m SUNDAY S am e a s week day s TRAINS IO B CAZADERO AND INTERM EDIATE STATIONS. I ,» O ' <». W. I*. Depot ns follow s: DAILY, ex cep t S unday 6 :5 1 a m , (to B o rin g ), 7 :5 0 a m , 9 :5 0 am , 1 1 :6 0 a m , 1 :6 0 p m , 3 :6 0 p m , 5 50pm , 6 :3 2 p m , (to B o rin g ), 7 4 6pm , SUNDAY ONLY 12 30am , 6 10am , 7 :6 0 a m , 8 45am , 9 :5 0 a m , 1 0 :5 0 am , ll : 6 0 n m , 1 2 :5 0 p m , 1 :6 0 p m , 2 :5 0 p m , 3 :5 0 p u i, 4 :5 0 p m , 5 50pm , 6 50 p m , 7 :4 5 p m I It U N S EOlt COTTRELL AND I N I I BM EDI A IE STATION«, le a v e Mt. H ood Depot a s follow s: D AILY, ex cep t S u n d ay - 8 :6 4 a m , 1 0 :5 4 a m , 1 2 :5 4 p m , 2 :5 4 p m , 4 : 54pm , 6 : 69pm . SUNDAY Sam e as week days. TRA IN « UN lit MARI GN INI» BI 1.1. B IN . le a v e Mt. H imm I Depot as follow s: DAILY, except S u n d ay 8 54pm . 12 54pm . 4 54pm , 6 :5 9 p m SUNDAYS ONLY 8 :6 4 a m . 1 0 :5 4 am , 12 54pm . 2 64pm , 4 .5 4 p m , 6 :6 9 p m . II IIIN S I t i l t l l t o i 1BAI.E INK INTERM EDIATE POINT«, le a v e Mt. Itood D c | m >< as follow s: DULY 8 10am , 1 0 :2 4 a m . 1 2 :2 4 p m , 2 24pm , 4 24pm , 6 :2 4 p m SUNDAY S am e as w iek days l i t U N S UNlIt MON m i l . I . A IN I! I N I U BM I HI V IE POINTS. le a v e Mt. Hood Depot as follow s: D AILY , except Sunday A bsolute co n n ectio n s a t Kuby J u n c tio n 8 lO am . 4 24pm . 6 :2 4 p m SUNDAYS Same as week d ay s (C lo se co n n ectio n a t Ruby Ju n c tio n 1 0 :2 4 am , 1 2 :2 4 p m . 2 24pm .) Du You Tear C onsum ption? No m u tte r bow ch ro n ic y o u r cough o r how severe y o u r th ro a t o r lu n g ailm en t 1», D r K in g 's New Discovery o ill surely h< lp yo u ; It may save y o u r life S tillm an B ree n, of Mali- e h lte , C ol., w rites. "T w o d o cto rs said I had co n su m p tio n an d could not live tw o year*. I used Dr. K lu g s New Ills«uvery a n d am aliv« an d well " Y our money refu n d ed If It fa ils Io b en efit you T he liest hom e rem edy for co u g h s. colds th ro a t an d lu n g tro u b le s P rice 60c an d 81 BO. G u a ra n te e d by a ll D ru g gists, School R eport (a r ils . T h e O u tlo o k h a s on h a n d p rin te d school re p o rt c a rd s w ith en v elo p e s They a re a n eat c a rd , p rin te d on fin e st b r ltto l. very c o m p lete and serv ic e a b le S en t p ro m p tly by m all P rices. I ' v e e a c h , co m p lete O ver 100. 2c each . P o sta g e a d d itio n a l. 6c fo r each 16 Dally an d S unday O re g o n ian and Tw lce-a week O u tlo o k , a p o d a l com b in a tio n . 1 y ear. 88 00 W ant a d s w ill b rin g you a n y th in g except lost o p p o rtu n itie s P h o n e y o u r o rd e rs In fo r B u tte r W rap p ers to th e G resh am O utlixik TUESDAY, SC PTEH R ER 2. 1013 Eane Studies Problems. Oregon's F ra n k lin K L an e, se c retary of tin In te rio r, has visited O regon in his o fficia l cap acity an d h as proceeded o r Ids way to o th e r sections o f his g re a t field w h ere w o rries and tr o u bles a r e as in siste n t as in th is sla te . Ills stay in O regon, brief th o u g h it Was, lias left h u u n d re d s of hom e s te a d e rs an d s e ttle rs w ith lig h te r h e a rts anil a renew ed co u ra g e to ta c k le th e o b stacles to th e ir fu tu re p ro g re ss w hich be fore his com ing, seem ed in su rm o u n ta b le . F o r tile se c re ta ry h as m ade it ■Tear th a t th e g o v e rn m e n t sta n d s ready to co -o p erate w ith th e s ta te (T O regon in th e reclam atio n of Its arid la u d s an d h as prom ised th a t all h o n est, b o n a fid e s e ttle rs shall lx* e n title d io th e p ro tectio n of th e fed eral g o v ern m en t w h en ever th e ir In te re sts a re m enaced by land s h a rk s oi u n sc ru p u lo u s pro m o ters. “ T h e policy at W ash in g to n in th e p a st has been to let an y o n e hav e th e c o u n try th a t w onted it,” ’ said Mr L an e In th e c o u rse of a d d ress to th e s e ttle rs of th e R edm ond c o u n try . ' Now o u r p roblem is to m ak e life e a sie r fo r th e greatest, p ossible n u m b e r of people on th e land. If it can be Irrig a te d at re a so n ab le co st, you w ill see th is g re a t d is tric t covered w ith irrig a tio n p ro je c ts w ith in th e next few y e a rs ." Rev F M. B u rtch an d fam ily w ill s ta rt to m o rro w fo r T w in B ridges, Mont , w h ere he w ill spend a m o n th v isitin g w ith re lativ es, a fte r w hich th ey w ill go to A rco, Idaho, w hero Mr B u rtch w ill ta k e c h a rg e of his new p a sto ra te . in th e B ethel B aap tist c h u rc h . Rev. E. A. L eo n ard p re a c h in g both m o rn ing and ev en in g a t th e u su a l hours. Jo h n B row n will leave on F riday next for h is gold m ine in D ouglass co unty. He will tie accom panied hy F ra n k W ostell and C. R. K eller from G resham and several o th e rs from S andy an d B rightw ood. They a re all in te re ste d in m in in g and may ta k e an in te re st in th e Brown p ro p erty w ith an idea of develop m ent. They will be g one ab o u t tw o weeks. Miss M ary H anson re tu rn e d F r i day from D ayton, W ash , w here she spent th e p ast m o n th w ith her a u n t Miss S tella A lexander. Mr. an d Mrs. M athena, of C ali fo rn ia . ex ten siv e fa rm e rs in th e S a c ra m e n to valley, called on Mr. and Mrs. D. W. M etxger F rid ay w hile on th e ir h om ew ard tr ip from A laska. Mrs. E m il O sw ald gave an in- D alles S im onsen, of K en to n , pub lish e r of th e P e n in s u la H erald w as in tow n betw een tr a in s on Sunday. Ranking Service m eans m ore than the mere acceptance of an account. The service of the f irst State Rank is based on fair and courteous treatment to every patron. Judicious and intelligent investment of its funds assures full protection. We Grow by Deserving (o Grow DEPOSITS A ug.!|16.'|19l2, Aug. 1 6 / 1913, $125,179.97 $131,276.49 FIRST G P E STATE BANK S n A M , O P E , ___. ' IN I ib I tfb e M ? v y i C X m a ty . Better paint your buildings while the weather is good. There is Econ omy in using the Beat Paint. H eath '& Milligan Paint is known the world taaaHHfiiPiMi over as ,he Best Paint because it has been thoroughly tried out having Iveen used extensively for fifty years. It is Extra Heavy Bcdy and will stand much thinning thereby Reducing its Cost. C om e in, See the S am ple S hades a n d Color Schem es. At Sterling & Kidder’s GF ESHAM, OREGON HARDWARE STORE Mr. L ane an d fam ily left Monday- fur th e ir hom e In K alam a, W ashing- 1 . te rc stin g party re c in tly in honor of The w inning n u m b ers in W. R. ton. B u rk e 's k odak supply c o n test w ere i th e b irth d a y s o f Mr. O sw ald 's m o th er W ord received from G eorge F a r is ,: T he vho w ent last Ju ly fo r L o u isian a to Mrs. Mary O sw ald, of P o rtla n d , Mrs. d raw n on S a tu rd u y evening. w inning n u m b ers w ere 114, 158, I'earl Exley, Miss E lsie, .Me xger, la k e c h a rg e of a larg e p la n ta tio n , says th a t he is e n jo y in g his new , Guy Fie.ldhopgc an d h e r own. Wltili 129, 182 an d 193. These d ra w in g s hom e and finds co n d itio n s very fa not all on th e sam e day , th e b irth - w ill be held on th e last day of cacti vorable. C rops a re good. A new- d av s w ere so close th a t M rs O sw ald m o n th u n til th e c o n tests clo?e. house is being b u ilt an d he is took the occasion to c e le b ra te them S. A. N ystrom , w hose illn ess was much pleased w ith th e location, to g eth er. m entioned a week ago, died in Mrs. J . A. H opper w as in G resh G resham on S unday. H e a re 1200 a cres in th e T here w as a place located in th e n o rth e rn p art am S a tu rd a y callin g on old friends. p ro sp ero u s fa rm e r of P o w ell. V alley, of th e sta te . H is a d d re s s is Raw ls, Mr. an d Mrs. H. K. W ood of aged 55, and leaves a fam ily. The 'Ark H is m any frien d s here will P o rtla n d , w ere in G resham on S a t fu n e ra l took place today front th< he glad to h e a r of his pood pros- u rd a y , lo o k in g a fte r business and Sw edish m ission c h u rc h , in term eu t I«ei'ts. c a llin g on friends. being m ade in th e D ouglass cem e C. A tte rb u ry , J a s . M cK inney, C ol H arv e M etzger h as ta k e n room s tery. by M arston and C. H. L an e sp en t in th e R eg n er b u ild in g and moved B eginning to d ay th e lib ra ry will sev eral d ay s lust week cam p in g at his fam ily in. i»e open from 12 to 5 :3 0 afte rn o o n s Wild C at m o u n ta in , a b o u t fifteen Mrs. E lla A ton spent S unday at an d front 7 to 9 even in g s. T he •nites from C h erry v ille, O regon. Mr. M ontavilla th e guest of Rev. and sto ry h o u r fo r c h ild re n w ill be held L a n e s K tu d eb ak er a u to w as used •Mrs. H am pton. a t th e lib ra ry a t 2 p. nt. W ednes for th e trip . Mr. and Mrs. A. J . W. B row n a re days. Mr. an d Mrs. H a rts h o rn , of P o rt e n te r ta in in g fo r a few days, Mrs. Geo. W. K enney, fo r th e past land, visited w ith Mr. and Mrs B ro w n 's nephew W. Barb«* and fam nine y ears road su p e rin te n d e n t of F a ris on L abor Day. ily. T he tw o fam ilies a tte n d e d th e th e G resham d is tric t w as n otified A p le a sa n t su rp ris e p a rty on Miss p ic tu re show last night and Mr. B ar by th e county com m issioners, last Eva C am pbell w as given a t th e ber won th e . berry set w hich w as S a tu rd ay of his rem oval from th a t hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis given on a num ber. position. H is efficiency w as un last F rid ay evening. A n u m b er of E. E. M arshall w as a business q uestioned but p erso n al c o n sid e ra •Miss C am p b ell's p u p ils d u rin g her v isito r y e sterd ay in G resham . tio n s p robably favor som e o th e r teac h in g in th e G resham school w ere Ross L ovelace and Miss A lm a Mid a p p lic a n t fo r t h e ‘ place. H is su c present. L ight re fre sh m e n ts w ere d leto n , tw o well know n m em bers of cessor has n o t been nam ed yet. served an d th e ev e n in g w as spent tile y o u n g e r society set of R ock A p a rty of G resham young lad ies in te llin g sto ries and listen in g to wood, w ere m a rrie d at V ancouver took a p leasan t tr ip to W elches la st . in stru m e n ta l m usic. Miss C am on S a tu rd a y . They w ere accom S a tu rd ay , r e tu rn in g S unday. T hey bell left S a tu rd a y m o rn in g fo r a pan ied th e re by Mr. E lm er Dawes w ere Misses N orm a H undley, Eva sho rt visit to W elches cam p. and Miss S usie S tan ley , re tu rn in g to C am pbell, Bessie H ow itt, M a rg u er M. M. D uke, of l.a C en ter, W ash P o rtla n d th e sam e evening. Mr. and ite Michel, W ills M etzger and L au ra in g to n , lias been sp en d in g a few Mrs. Ixivelace will m ake th e ir hom e Davis. Miss Davis w ent on h o rse d ay s in G resham witli his b ro th e r, at th e M iddleton farm fdl- th e p res back. T he ot tiers w ent in T. It. H. L. D uke. en t. Ilo w itt's a u to w ith Miss H undley at Mr. a n d Mrs. E. C. L indsey spent (lie wheel. Mrs. M aude R ounds, w ho has lieen S unday am i M onday w ith th e ir serio u sly III for several m o u th s, has It is rep o rted In th e P o rtla n d p a d a u g h te r, Mrs. O scar E rickson and so fa r recovered th a t sh e w as able p ers th a t Mrs. L. D. E llio tt, of fam ily, a t W arren. w ith h er fa th e r, M ontavilla w as b itten a week ago H an n ah an d G eorge L ane re tu r n to ta k e a rid e W illiam C ongdon, y esterd ay . hy a pet dog. On ex a m in a tio n th e ed S a tu rd a y from th e ir vacation G resham g ra n g e will hold a speela dog w as found to be affected w ith w hich th ey sp e n t at K alam a and K el tom orrow n ig h t to m ake rabies. Mrs. E llio tt Is now ta k in g so, W ash in g to n . T hey w ere b ro u g h t m eetin g P a ste u r tre a tm e n t. Mr. an d f u r th e r a rra n g e m e n ts co n cern in g the th e hom e o v e rla n d , by F red L ane in his All ■ .Mrs. E llio tt a re well know n h ere, F ord m achine, accom panied by Mrs. proposed ex h ib it a t th e fa il. L ane, h e r d a u g h te r L ucile and tw o th o se In terested in m a k in g th e d is being re g u la r ex h ib ito rs at th e c o u n play a success should he in a tte n d ty fair. Mrs. E llio tt is a s is te r of sons E m m ett anil Joe. H. L. Ball of th is place. ance. S ervices will be held next Sunday Banking Service lU a k A Gentle Hint IV A < » u C « l< tr tli* C ity o í Pi Miss .Maliel Sloop, of B oring, is G resham lodge A. F. & A. M. will w ork in th e M. M. d eg ree next S at v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. u rd ay evening. V isiting m em bers H L. St. C lair. welcome. Miss F ay W ebber is giving a p a r Miss W inifred St. C lair is in P o rt ty th is afte rn o o n to a n u m b e r of land th is week th e guest of Miss h e r young frie n d s In ho n o r of h er D orothy R ossm an. 13th b irth d ay . Drug» don t cure; Operations don t cure; N A TU R E alone cures. Physicians don't cure I assist nature. Benj. 1. Freese N A T U R O PA TH and CH IR O PR A C TO R PARALYSIS, NERVOL'S A N D CHRONIC DISEASES O ffic e H our« 2 to 5 p. nt. o ic o p t Sunday Over First State Bank. GRESHAM L umber G reatly R ei IUCED lx ,2 . sized, per M 2x 4, 16 and 24 ft. lengths, sized, per M 2x 6. 16 and 24 ft. lengths, sized, per M Shiplap and Sheating, per M O LESO N T e le p h o n e 4 1 1 I T IM FR $ 8 .0 0 7 .0 0 7 .0 0 7 .0 0 m 2 1 -2 m ile s e a st o f K elso ANOTHER DROP IN LARD 5-lb. Pail, 65C 10-lb. Pail, $1.25 WHY PAY MORE? Guaranteed Pure and Full W eight Howitt’s Market