Gresham outlook., September 23, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
PUGH ALL X STEEL POTATO DIGGER
2 2 -in. wide Elevator. 10 1-2 f t from
Point of Shovel to rear.
U n a q u a lle d c ap acity to s e p a ra te P o ta ­
toes fro m soil.
N o b a n k in g u p o r c lo g ­
ging at h e e l o f shovel po ssible.
»ircr<T4
W eeds
can n o t clog it.
M a in c h a in has a n u m b e r o f raised
inks w h ic h c a -ry d irt a w a y an d a b s o ­
lu te ly p re v e n t b a n k in g o f soil at re a r
o f shovel.
S h a p e o f shovel is such th a t
it slips th ro u g h soil w ith v e ry little
fric tio n .
___________________
Buggies, Carts, Hacks, Superior Disc Drills. Bain and Old Hickory Wagons. Gas
Engines, Cream Separators, Oliver Chilled Plows, with all accessorier. Steel Plows
arrows, Manure Spreaders. Full line guaranteed Implements. Right Prices.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery Store
G““ 1*
GRESHAM, OREGON
F o u rth
TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 88. IUI.3
Corbett
Hillsview
Mrs
L o ttie
Benfield is visiting
frien d s at F ish e r. W ashington.
E. D C h a m b e rla in w as in P o r t­
land M onday and T uesday
having
, been subpoeued as a w itness in th e
I T ro w b rid g e vs. F lu re y land tria l.
Lewis B enfield, of P o rtla n d , w as
a v isito r an th e hom e o f his m o th er
S a tu rd a y .
F red C. Reed loaded a c ar
of
cord wood th e last of th e week
Rev. A dam s, s ta te e v a n g elist for
th e C h ristia n ch u rch , closed a very
successful
revival m eeting
T ues­
day evening,
a society n u m b erin g
tw en ty -fiv e h as been organized and
a c h u rc h w ill be b u ilt ju s t w est of
th e schoolhouse on land
d o n ated
by th e C o rb e tt estate.
Miss E th e l S m ith re tu rn e d hom e
from P o rtla n d S atu rd ay ev ening
J1 ■ W. an d Floyd Reed a re build
ing a g a ra g e on th e irm o th e r's p ro p ­
e rty n e a r th e M cD onald ran ch .
Floyd R eed took his m o th e r and
fa th e r to th e G resham fa ir S a tu r­
day a fte rn o o n .
H illsview school opened yesterday
w ith sixteen sch o la rs . Miss L ela
1-ee, of P a rk Rose, is th e teacher'.
A n u m b e r of th e o ld er boys and
g irls w ill e u te r la te r.
A. E. F o rsy th has re tu rn e d from
the hop fields n e a r Independence.
He w as aw ay n early th r e e weeks.
T he w ork on th e big fill on th e
(■ resham -D am ascus road w as com ­
p leted y esterd ay , and w ork will be­
gin a t once on th e new b rid g e at
C. E. C lev elan d 's place.
Splendid
tim e w as m ade on th is g ra d in g , the
w ork being com pleted in fou rteen
days from th e tim e of beginning
G reat c re d it Is d u e to F ra n k M ichels
fo r his help in g e ttin g th is road fin ­
ished.
S u b scrib e fo r youi d ailies th ro u g h
th e O utlook.
Dally O reg o n ian . 1 yr. r e g . . . $ 6 0U
T w ice-a-W eek O utlook. I y r . . 1 50
C o m b in atio n . I y r ......................
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Professional Cards
INSURANCE
JOHN BROWN
I.NMlTt.YN« I
R e p reseu tiu g only R eliable in
su ra n c e C om panies
P h o n e 51S
G resh am , O regon
J a m e s E lk in g to n
IN SURA NCE
automobile
L I F i-
P L A T E GLASS
A CCIDENT
SURETY BONDS
H EA L TH
O ffice In B ank of G resham
Attention!
The Farmers* Mutual Fire
Relief Association
O F PO RTLA N D . O R E G O N
In v ite s a ll fa rm e rs w ho h a te no
insurance on th e ir L in n b u ild ­
ing« to insure n ilh us.
T his a s ­
sociation is tl,e di<-upesi
safest in tlie state.
I| insures
'■id, cou ntry property an d lot-
o ver ».3.OOO.OIIO insurance
I.
force.
C lass P o s tm a s te r E x u n iin a
PO RTLA N D M A R K ETS.
tio n .
S a tu rd a y , O ctober 25, 1913, th e
W. D ekin w as a t S ilv erto n F riday
(■ruin, F lo u r, Feed, E tc.
U nited S ta te s Civil Service C om m is­ and S a tu rd a y .
W H E A T — T rack
prices:
C lub,
sion an n o u n ces th a t
on th e d a te
A one h o rse show , co n sistin g of 80-80 t j c ; B lu estem ,u 8 8 c; red R us­
W rite o r phone,
nam ed ab o v e a n e x a m in a tio n w ill be an e le p h a n t, a S h etlan d pony and a
sian , 80c; 40-fold, 80c,
H. W. NN.(SHALL, l ie s
hed a t C leone. O regon, as a re su lt few dogs, ex h ib ited in a te n t on o u r
th e F a rm e rs M utual F ile R ehet
M 1L L STU FFS
B ran, $22 per
of w hich it is expected to m a k e c er­ s tre e ts S u n d ay evening.
A ssociation
to n ; m id d lin g s, $31; sh o rts, $24;
tific a tio n to fill a c o n tem p lated va­
G resh am R o u t e N o 3 P h o n e 7 4
Mr. an d M rs St. Jo sep h L eland rolled barley, $27.28.
N otary P ublic
R eal
F s t .i ie
cancy in th e position o f fo u rth class left S a tu rd a y m o rn in g for L ake coun­
FL O U R — P a te n ts,
$4 70
per
p o stm a ste r a t C leone, O regon, and
ty to live on th e ir hom estead u n til b a rre l; s tra ig h ts , $4.10; ex p o rts,
I.AWY F its
o th e r vacan cies as they m ay o c cu r a t A pril 1st, w hen they will co m m u te
$3 55-$.!.65; valley, $4.70; g rah am ,
th a t office, u n less it sh all be decided
and re tu rn to m ak e th e ir hom e on $4 60 w hole w heat, $4 80.
in th e in te re s ts of th e serv ice to fill
FRED L. EVERSON
th e w orld fam o u s scenic C olum bia
B A R LEY Feed. $25-26.50.
th e vacancy by re in sta te m e n t. The
ATTO RNEY A T
LAW
We \\ ill Sell at the Following Prices:
CORN
—
W
hole,
$37;
crack
ed
,
co m p en satio n of th e p o stm a ste r at
(Gresham City Attorney)
$38 p e r ton.
Phone Marshall 4276
th is office w as $590.00 fo r th e last
Shiplap, per M.
$7.00
OATS No. 1, w hite. $26 per ton.
fiscal y ear.
717 Broadway Bldg., Portland. Ore.
H AY— E a ste rn
O regon tim othy
M. 7.00
Age lim it, 21 y ears an d o v er on
F A IR V IE W , Sept. 23— T he
L a­ choice, $15-16; a lfa lfa , $13.
M. 7.00
th e d a te of th e e x a m in a tio n , w ith
d ies' Aid society
will m eet
next
D a iry and C o u n try Produce.
th e ex cep tio n th a t in a s ta te w here
M. 7.00
ALFRED *HAMMAR
T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n witli Mrs D. W.
PO U LTRY — H ens.
16-17c;
women
a
re
declared
by
s
ta
tu
te
to
M. 5.00
McKay.
P
la
s te re r a n d C em ent C o n tra rlo r
sp rin g s, 18c; du ck s, young, 12c; tu r
be of fu ll ag e fo r all p u rp o sse at 18
............ .......... v «... o ir.v u , i
M. 6.00
E
stim
a te s fu rn ish ed free on re
Mrs.
E
m
ily
Jo
h
n
so
n
and
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
keys,
live,
20c;
dressed.
24-26c.
y ears, w om en 18 y ears of ag e on
1x12, sized
-
-
j
qu est. All w ork G u aran teed
M. 8.00
frien d s
■UGGS
O regon ran ch , 34-35c
th e d a te o f th e e x a m in a tio n will be H elen of P o rtla n d visited
Plum e Ox I G is - s I ih iii P.O. R ot 3 i
Common Barn Rustic
a tte n d e d
the per dozen.
M. 8 0 0
a d m itte d .
A p p lican ts
m u st resid e h ere last week and
fair.
B U T T E R — City cream ery , cubes,
w ith in th e te rrito ry sup p lied by th e
These Prices are Good Until Sept. 25
CO N TRA CTO BN
Ira B rooks an d wife. Geo.
B u r­ 34c; p rin ts, 36c.
p o sto ffice fo r which th e e x am in atio n
lingam
e
and
fam
ily
and
J
o
h
n
B
ur­
C H E E SE-— T rip lets, 16 54c p er lb.;
IF YOU W A N T FIRST CLASS WORK SI ?
is an n o u n ced . T he ex a m in a tio n is
open to all citizen s of th e U nited lingam e sp en t S unday a t V ancouver D aisies, 17c per lb ; young A m eri­
Miss M abel P a lm e r, of P o rtla n d , cas, 18c.
S ta te s w ho can com ply w ith th e re­
q u irem en ts.
is th e guest of h er a u n t, Mrs P e te r
PO RK
F ancy, 11-12c.
VEAL- F ancy, 16-15 54 c.
A p p licatio n fo rm s an d fu ll in fo r­ P eterson.
Successor to Straus Lumber Co.
M A R T IN L E N N A R T Z , M angr
E dw ard and G eorge B u rlin g am e
V egetables a n d F ru its .
m atio n co n cern in g th e re q u ire m e n ts
have retu rn ed )! from a trip to I.ald-
Phone 446
ONIONS
W alla W alla. $166 per
of
th
e
e
x
a
m
in
a
tio
n
can
be
secu
red
Sandy, Oregon
sack.
fro m th e p o stm a ste r a t C leone o r law, O regon.
fro m th e U. S. Civil Service C om ­
P O T A T O E S O regon, $1 per h u n ­
R eso lu tio n s I.r R espect an d C ondo­ d re d ;
m ission, W a sh in g to n , I). C.
sweet
po tato es.
$2 10 per
lence.
c rate.
A p p licatio n s sh o u ld be p ro p erly ex
W E DESIGN BUILDINGS
W hereas, th e hand of Divine Prov­
ecu ted an d
filed w ith th e co m m is­
VEGETABLES
B eans, 3-4c per E T 1 SEL T . JONES
FR A N K ( JONES
sion a t
W ash in g to n w ith in seven idence has rem oved from o u r m idst poum l; cab b ag e, 154c per po u n d ;
U N D E R T A ltl R
d ay s b efo re th e d a te o f th e e x a m in a ­ o u r la te frie n d and b ro th e r Joseph cau liflo w er, $2 p e r c ra te ; co rn , 10-
S tan ley ; a n d
tio n , o th e rw ise it m ay be im p racti
15c dozen ; cu cu m b e rs, 20-40c per
Co W
,
« t. G m , P,„
W hereas, a fittin g tr ib u te to his box; e g g p la n t, 6-7c p o u n d ; head let­
cab le to e x a m in e th e a p p lican ts.
W I
Knirhrl. Srr Trea*.
U. 8. C IV IL S E R V IC E COMMISSON m anly v irtu e s is but ju s t and p ro p er: tuce, 35-40c per dozen; peas, 6-7c
Cast Side I unerdl Directors
th e re fo re , be It
414 E A S T A L D E R s r . t comer Sixth
p er p o u n d ; peppers, 6-8c p er po u n d ;
R esolved, by G resham Lodge No. rad ish es, 1 0 -12c per dozen;
L ad ies' T a ilo r D ep artm en t,
Di.
r rJ^ i* A'lrtulssi Asts Serna
to m a ­
Pk-e. EsaS2. B 2525
P lfM 0 ^
Mrs. M. V ogel h as ad d ed a lad ies 125. In d e p e n d e n t o rd e r of Odd F el­ toes, 50-76c p e r box;
g a rlic , 10c
ta ilo rin g d e p a rtm e n t to h er m illi­ lows, th a t In th e d e a th of P ast G rand c ra te ; p eaches, S0-6Sc per box; w a­
dentists
All lumber in stock belonging to us at the mill near Sandy,
nery b u sin ess, an d is p re p a re d
to Jo sep h C. S tan ley th is lodge sus term elo n s,
$1.00
per
hun­
ta
in
s
th
e
loss
of
one
of
its
m
ost
m ak e la d ie s’ fa ll an d w in te r su its a t
d red ; plum s, 30-50c p e r box; pears,
W J OTT
li li OI
will be reduced $2 per thousand.
per
box;
g rap es,
66c-
re a so n a b le prices. C all an d see h e r loyal m em b ers, on e who alw ay s cher 50c-$l
ished and fa ith fu lly p racticed
the $1.25 p er c ra te ; casabas. $1.75 per
sam ples a t th e G resh am
M illinery
THIS W OULD MAKE T H E PRICE ON
te n e ts o f o u r noble o rd er. H is was
S to re. M ain s tre e t.
G R E E N F R U IT — Apples, $1-2.25
dentists
an e n e rg e tic life, filled w ith good
1 x 12s, sized per M
per box; c a n ta lo u p e s, $ 1.25-1.50 per
G
R
E
S
H
A
M
-
-
OREGON
deeds.
dozen; n ecta rin es, 76c-$l p e r box.
M o th e r of E ig h teen C h ild ren .
2 x 4s, 16 ft., 24ft., sized, per M
-
- $7
R esolved, th a t th is lodge extend
" I am th e m o th e r o f e ig h teen ch il­
to his fam ily its h e a rtfe lt te stim o n ial
2 x 6s, 16ft. and 24ft., sized, per M
-
$7
d re n an d h av e th e p ra ise of doing of sorrow and sy m pathy.
Phone Main 2683
Shiplap, per M
$7
m o re w ork th a n any y o u n g w om an I
Be It ftfrth e r resolved, th a t o u r
J. E. CLANAHAN, D.M.D.
to w n ,'” w rites Mrs. C. J . M artin , c h a rte r be d rap ed in m o u rn in g for
Cull Shiplap, per M
$3.50
DENTIST
Boone Mill, Va. ‘‘I su ffered fo r five th irty days, th a t these- re s o lu tio n s be
Cull 1x8, sized, Suitable for Sheathing or Similar Work, $2
Office 615-16-17
y ears w ith sto m ach tro u b le an d could em bodied in th e reco rd s of th e lodye
M e d ic a l B u ild in g .
P o rtla n d . O re g o n
no t e a t as m uch as a b iscu it w ith o u t and a copy th e re o f lie tra n sm itte d
su ffe rin g
I have ta k e n th re e b o t­ to tlie fam ily
of o u r deceased, and
tle s of C h a m b e rla in ’s T ab lets and to th e G resham O utlook fo r p u b lic a ­
PH Y SIC IA N S
am now a well w om an a n d w eigh tion.
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
168 p o u n d s
I can e a t a n y th in g
B M. RAN EY, N. G.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S urgeon
SANDY, ORE.,
Phone 446
I w an t to , an d as m uch as I
J E STUBBS, V. G.
08« Uari, 10 a t. 12
I , „
3 p B
w an t an d feel b e tte r th a n I have
RAY H TODD, Sec y
7 8 p. ■„ Rnidmrr
a t any tim e in ten y e a rs
I re fe r to
I l o w i t t lilc ltf.. o v e r I*, o .
any one in Boone Mill o r vicinity
The O utlook hag on hand a larg e
and they will vouch fo r what. I say ” q u a n tity of school report card s on
C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets a re fo r sale
by G resh am D ru g Co., an d all Deal- good q u a lity of bristo l, also p rin ted
PHONES: Keaidence, 111| Office Ila
On M onday ev e n in g S ep tem b er 15,
E verybody a tten d ed th e
envelopes; sam p les free, to any schoo
co u n ty erg.
Mrs.
A u g u st
S a e ttle r e n te rta in e d fa ir a t G resham ,
H. H. HUGHES. M. D.
clerk o r te a c h e r
P rice 214c each ;
w ith a d in n e r fo r F ra n k K n o w lto n
, ,,,
>00, 2c each.
P o stag e ad d i-
P h y sic ia n am i N urgeon
E
I.E
C
T
R
K
L
IG
H
T
is
tlie
m
ost
Miss O live K n o w lto n and th e ir a u n t on his d isn T v T f .
,
,r ibbo,n
H our. i a i 2 a m ; 2-4 .n d 7 A p .n i
s u ita b le fo r hom es, difiera , shops
Mrs J o h n Cohn.
“ t#
d ‘8p,ay ° f fllb er,8 and w al’
OFFK£, HOWITT BUM, ,
GRESHAM ORIGON
am i o ilie r placea needing lig h t.
* Hi” i ° hn i ° h n ' Wh° “ a# beeU
T he band of <*«*• ad v e rtise d by
v isitin g h e r niece an d nephew . Miss Dick F<jrbeg wag caUe(, f()r S u n J
J
PHONES Rruhncr hkor 120. Offir. Mam 4812
K now lton an d F ra n k K n o w lto n , re-
t u ,,
i ,
,
.
E L E C T R IC IT Y
can la- used tu
i . u
u
,
TtK ro tk tf u s h e r has been moved
Hose A SI52
tu rn e d to h e r hom e In K an sas C ity , o g an()}
any q u a n tity , la rg e o r sm all,
J. M. SHORT, M. D.
last T uesday.
Miss K n o w lto n
ac-
T eam s » re >...
u ■ ■
thereb y fu rn is h in g any n s |u lre d
„„ „ „
X “ ,” r‘o . “ Z d
Phyiician and Surgeon
a m o u n t of lig h t. F u rth e rm o re ,
Rnidrnir. 438 Lsl 52 St
next tw o
m o n th s v isitin g w ith h er , liro u g h
C
g
***” 1111-12 Seiling Imlilist, Put:?«). 0 . ,,
p a re n ts in K an sas.
, E L B ort Jg bugy d o , ng
L flL C T K K L A M P S can la- h a a t-
Miss L ida B ra m h a ll left to d ay for fin ish in g w ork In .Mr
Cogsw ell 's
-P tm ars, o tr ic e Iti
|t,.». im
cd in any place, thus a ffo rd in g
U n d e r th e strict B a n k in g L ^ w s o f th e State of
a m o n th 's visit in Hood R iver, O re
house.
any i | , » l i n l d is trib u tio n o í lig h t.
Dr.
Geo.
inolio
H a rry B ra m h a ll and
fam ily o f
O re g o n e v e ry safeg uard to th e d ep osito rs is assured
P li y s l c i a n
and
N a r g i s ,1,
T ro u td a le w ere S u n d ay g u e sts
of
Office Hours I Io 6 p m
In
th
e
past
tw
o
years
th
ere
has
not
b
een
a
b
a
n
k
fa
.lu
re
J o h n B ram h all and fam ily .
Office over K irn Bt.iio. ba,,»-
NO O T H E R L A M PS p ossess th ese
T h e m eetin g of th e L ad ies' Civic
GHKHHAM,
O tk E < .4 >
that has caused th e d ep o sito rs to lose o n e cent,
W hy
q
u
a
lific
a
tio
n
s,
th
e
n
-fo
re
,
it
la
Im p ro v em en t c lu b h as been In d e fin -i
L ucas, o f O regon C ity, will
not s u rp ris in g th a t
not
d
ep
o
s
it
y
o
u
r
m
o
n
e
y
in
a
H
o
m
e
B
ank
w
h
e
re
it
w
ill
itely postponed.
p reach a t th e C o ttre ll B ap tist ch u rch
P a rtly M 5 , N e rv o u s a n d < h ro n n
s
Mrs. C .B. S tein m an w as a P o rt- S u n d ay , S ep tem b er 28, both m o rn in g
h e lp yo u a n d ev e ry o n e e k e in y o u r c o m m u n ity , and
land v isito r last F rid a y .
an<> ev en in g an d a t th e ch ap el a t
Dr. Benj. j. Freese
w h e re you can get it w h e n you w a n t it.
ELE4TKK
L A M P S an- ra p id ly
Mrs Rose H aw kes o f P o rtla n d . I O rien t in th e afte rn o o n
N .lu r n p .l« .n d « h iro p r.i lor
re p la cin g
a ll others in m o d em
Mr an d Mrs. B arr, of L a to u re ll
sp en t T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs.
A ugust
Office Hour., 9 I.) I I . m . ric e m >und.y
establishm ents.
W e negotiate R e a l Estate I-o a n s fo r o u r custom ­
visited Mr. B a rr’s u n cle Ja m e s Man
O v e r F ir .» S ta te B a n k , G r e .h a m , O r e .
S aettler.
a ry S u n d ay
ers an d p la ce m o n e y on first m ortgages.
P ay interest
C a u g h t a Rad C old.
Mrs R ogers, who has been ill is
on I im e an d Savings Deposits.
NrluMtl R e p o rt Cards.
" L a s t w in te r my son c a u g h t a slow ly im proving.
The Outlook has on hand printed
very bad cold an d th e way he co u g h ­
school report cards with envelopes
T o p Ruggles. open Ruggles, Hacks
ed w as so m eth in g d re a d f u l,” w rites
Come and See Us.
They are a neat card, printed
on
M rs S a ra h E . D uncan, of T ip to n , C arts, Ruin and Old H ick o ry W ag­
flneat
bristol,
very
complete
and
Iow a
"W e th o u g h t su re
he was ons, W ate rlo o
G as E n g in es, N'e»
serviceable
Sent prom ptly by mall
going in to co n su m p tio n
W e b o u g h t Id ea M an u re S p read er
T alk w ith
Prices,
254c
each,
complete
Over
if
ju s t one b o ttle
of C h a m b e rla in 's H esse I
100, 3c each. Postage additional,
C ough R em edy and th a t one b o ttle
6c for each 26
stopped his ro u g h an d cu red
his
We have a few used g aso lin e and
NKVKNTH and ALDER 8T8
cold co m p letely .”
For
sa le
by oal oil stoves fo r sale at
a b ar- | 1
Dally and Sunday Oregonian and
Phones Main <000 and A 1110
Sterling A Kidder
G resham D ru g Co., an d a ll D ealers. gain
T w toK -w eeli O utlook, special coni-
biaatlon, 1 year, $« op.
■FARMERS! I / ATTENTION!
LUMBER SALE
Fairview
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
(ONT
Special Sale of Lumber
i mhi
3 0 Days More, « sept.25
O T L BR O S.
The
STRAUS LUMBER CO.
Pleasant Home
Light
Cedarville
AT THE LOWEST COST
Bank of Gresham
Cottrell
Portland R’y, Light &
Power Co.
Bank of Gresham