Gresham outlook., October 21, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
PA G E T U K E E
T rou td ale
C ottrell
NOTICE TO TREE PLANTERS
Professional C ards
T R O U TD A L E , Oct. 20 Mrs. E
Mr. an d M rs M cM ahan who have
R. Je n n in g s e n te r ta in e d w ith a m id ­ had H G riffin 's p lace re n te d fo r the
n ig h t d an cin g p a rty on F rid a y ev ­ p a st y ear, re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d S u n ­
e n in g in th e M asonic h a ll in h o n o r day.
K f . I t ACM, P ro p u rlu r
NOW IS THE TIME to plant your Trees and Shrubbery, either for home of h e r son J o e ’s 1 8 th b irth d ay .
B orn to Mr. a n d Mrs. Jim F ow ler,
Members
Oregon tmpkn men I Agent« A * m i
L
unch
w
as
served,
sh
e
being as- T u esd ay , O cto b er 14, a n 8 pound
or commercial orchard—for the winter rains will pack the ground solid around the roots—
U N orth S eco n d S t., P o rtla n d . Or.
slated by M isses L a u ra T ille r a n d boy
then when Spring comes your trees are ready to absorb all nourishment and make their T em p est Je n n in g s. T hose p re se n t
Phone Or W ire A t Our Expe n .e
an d C h e ste r S h e tte rly have
growth. Planting in the Spring is not as satisfactory, since the soil does not pack thor­ w ere Mr. an d Mrs. E. R. Je n n in g s. p u C rch arl ased
th e S andy sto re, fo rm erly
IN SURA NCE
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge L arso n , Mrs.
o w ned by W. P ro cto r.
oughly around the roots, hence the tops do not receive the proper nourishment and the
W T. S ervis, M isses T em p est an d
JOHN BROWN
growth of the tree is retarded.
Mae J e n n in g s, L a u ra T iller. Eva
IN S U R A N « 1
PO RTLA N D M A RKETS.
H udson, L ula M lcklev, A nna C ra w ­
R e p resen tin g only K ellui...........
ford,
M
erle
M
onahan,
S
elina
F
ox,
|
You 11 find at the GRESHAM NURSERIES a complete line of Apple, Pear, Peach
su rance C om panies
O live W ilson, E d a H olm . M essrs 1
(■ralli. Flour, Feed, Etc.
Plum and Prune Trees, also a limited number of Dwarf Pears, Shade Trees and Roses— W ilson, A llan an d A rtu ll T iller,
P h o n e 613
G resham , llreu in
W H EA T —T ra c k
prices:
C lub,
W ill an d L loyd C um m ins, E llsw o rth
all high grade stock and far below the average price, for quick selling.
H luestem , 89c;
red Rus-
R a k e r, Milo C oon, R ay an d
Dan 78-79c;
J a m e s E lk in g to n
M ickley. L aw ren ce H u d so n , L ynn slan, 78c; 40-fold, 80c.
Place your order at an early date.
INS« K VN< E
M IL L ST L 'FFS — B ran, $22 per
M onahan,
E a rl S tan ley . R ich ard
F IR E
AUTOM OBILE
K n a rr, L ucion a n d L o u er L a to u re li, to n ; m id d lin g s. $31; sh o rts, $24;
L IF E
P L A T E GLASS
rolled
barley,
$28-29c.
ACCIDENT
A lb ert
H ensley, M orris and Jo h n
SURETY lit IN DS
H EA LTH
FL O U R — P a te n ts,
$4.70
per
M cG innis, Dell H illia rd , E rro l Ide,
O
ffice
in
B ank of G resham
b a rre l;
s tra ig h ts . $4 10; ex p o rts,
SPECIAL, ROSES WHILE THEY LAST EACH, 2 0 c
J . H. B e n n e tt, a n d Mr. H arris.
$3
55-$3
65;
valley.
$4.70;
g
rah
am
,
T h e p a re n t-te a c h e rs ' m eetin g was
W W W
h eld a t th e sch o o lh o u se on F rid ay $4.60 w hole w heat, $4.80.
B A R L E Y — $24 p e r ton.
a fte rn o o n .
A fte r th e election of
CORN — W hole, $3 7;
crack ed .
Don t fail to see our stock at Nursery, 2 blocks West of Main Street, on Section Line Road,
o fficers a social h o u r w as enjoyed
a f te r w hich lunch w as served. T he $38 p e r ton.
Enquire of J. N. Clanahan, Main Street, Gresham, Ore., Phone 5 lx . or W. E. DABNEY, 403
The Farmer»’ Mutual Fire
OATS No. 1, w hite. $25 jier ton
fo llo w in g
o fficers
w ere elec ted :
Park Apts.. Portland, Ore. Phone Marshall 130
Relief Association
HAY— E a ste rn
O regon tim o th y ,
p re s id e n t. Mrs. F ra n c is
F ox; vice-
O
F
PO RTLAN D. OREGON
choice,
$16-16;
a
lfa
lfa
,
$13.
p re s id e n t, Mrs. C la ra L a rs o n ; se c re ­
In
v
ites
a ll fa n n e r« » lio lu n e no
ta ry , a n d tr e a s u re r ,
Mrs.
B.
F.
Dairy and Country Produce.
in s u ra n c e 011 th e ir farm b u ild ­
W a tk in s; d ire c to rs. Mrs. C raw fo rd
S. H ay sh ai in b u ild in g a b arn .
POULTRY — H ens,
15 c e n ts ;
in g s to in s u re w ith us. T his a s­
an d Mrs. L id a S u rb er.
sp rin g s. 15c; du ck s, young. 12c;
so ciatio n is th e cheapest
E ddie H am ilto n an d his dog Shep
Mrs. C. 1. B a k e r e n te r ta in e d th e tu rk e y s, live. 25c; d ressed . 24-25c.
■afaat in th e sta le . It in su res
T hose w ho a re on th e roll o f h o n ­ (reed an d k illed fo u r coons in th e
only co u n try p roperty a n d bus
F A IR V IE W . Oct. 2 0 .— Mr.
and follow ing a t d in n e r on S unday in
EGGS F reeh , O regon ra n c h , 4 2c
o r a t L u sted school th is m o n th a re : p ru n e tre e in th e o rc h a rd close to an d Mrs. W illiam B u tle r c e le b ra te d
o v er S3.n o n ,n o n in su ran ce
ii
honor of
her
m o th e r's b irth d a y : p er dozen.
th
e
h
o
u
se
la
st
M
onday
n
ig
h
t
by
th
e
force.
A lbert Q uay, H a y m o n d ' M iller, J e s ­
th
e
ir
g
o
lden
w
edding
h
e
re
on
Oc­
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
W.
W
illiam
s
an
d
fa
m
­
B U T T E R — C ity cream ery , cubes,
sie
W illiam s. R ay m o n d C o lborn, aid o f th e m oo n lig h t.
W rite o r phon«,
to b e r 13. It also w as th e an n iv es- ily, of D ayton, O regon, Mr. an d Mrs. 34c; p rin ts, 35c.
F re d E rz, H a rry C arlso n , C arl Go-
H. W . HNASHALL, I ’ re s
sa ry of Mrs. B u tle r’s 6 9 th b irth d a y , It. D. B allye an d fam ily , of T ro u t­
CH EESE
T rip le ts, 17 per lb.;
g e r, W ilb u r A ltm an , E d d ie H am il­
Tile F a rm e rs M utual F i f e R elief
Sebool R ep ort C ards.
w hile Mr. B u tle r w as “ 5 on F e b ru - dale, Mr. an d Mrs. Roy B ailey, of
A
ssociation
D
aisies,
17c
p
er
lb
.;
young
A
m
eri­
to n , A lice Ja c k .
O nly, th o se who
T he O u tlo o k h a s on h a n d p rin te d ; a ry 12. Mr. a n d Mrs. B u tle r w ere P o rtla n d , an d Miss E m m a Jo h n so n ,
G resh am R oute No 3 P hone 7 4
cas, 18c.
have d e p o rtm e n t of 90 o r above and school re p o rt c a rd s w ith en v elo p es m a rrie d a t G a rra d . O hio, O cto ber
of G resh am .
N otary P ublic
Heal E s t a t e
V
EAL
F
ancy,
13-13
I-2c,
hav e been n e ith e r a b s e n t n o r ta rd y They a re a n e a t c a rd , p rin te d
on 13, 1863, com in to O regon in 1884,
Miss
D
ellam
ae
H
ogue
h
as
re
­
PO RK
F ancy, 11-12c.
duritiK th e m o n th a re e n title d to a fin e st b risto l, very c o m p lete
and re sid in g in M u ltn o m ah co u n ty ev er sig n ed a s lib ra ria n a n d Mrs. I. K.
LAW 1 K its
place on th e ro ll of ho n o r.
I
V e g eta b les and F ru its.
serv iceab le. S en t p ro m p tly by m all sin ce an d fo r th e
p a st six y ears H atfield h as
been
ap
p
o
in
te
d
as
S ev eral lad ies from th is v icin ity , P rices, 2 H e each , co m p lete.
O ver h av e live«} in F airv iew . T hey a re Ite m p o ra ry ib ra ria n .
ONIONS
O
regon,
$1.50
per
sack
|
Miss
H ogue
FRED L. EVERSON.
C o ttre ll an d
new P le a s a n t H om e 100, 2c each . P o sta g e a d d itio n a l, th'e p a re n ts o f five c h ild re n ,
all and h e r m o th e r, Mrs. M atilda H ogue
PO TA TO ES O regon, $1 per h u n ­
A T T O R K Y A T LAW
re g iste re d in G resh am
last S a tu r ­ 6c fo r each 26
of w hom w ere p re s e n t a t th e re- have m oved to P o rtla n d , w here they d re d ;
sw eet p o tato es,
$2 10 per
(Greaham City Attorney)
day.
u n io n except th e ir o ld est boh , R. A. ex p act to reside.
«rate.
P h o n e Marshall 4276
Miss M arian R o b ertso n . Mrs. Ed.
B u tle r, w ho is in W ash in g to n . T hey
A M arvelous Esca|»e.
V EG ETA B LES- Beans,
3-4c per
512-14 Broadway Bldg.,
Portland
At th e last m eetin g of th e city
H am ilto n an d Miss T o ssie w ere d o ­
h av e o n e g re a t g ra n d ch ild . T h e re
p o u n d ; cab b ag e, 1 *4c per po u n d ;
“
My
council
C.
S.
W
ilson
resig
n
ed
as
r
e
­
little boy had a m arv elo u s i w ere fo u r g e n e ra tio n s p re se n t a t th e
in g b u sin ess in P o rtla n d la s t S a t­
< ONTK.AI TOILS
i t scape
corder a n d F. H. Rix w as a p p o in t­ cau liflo w er, $2 per c ra te ; corn, 15-
u rd ay .
w rltes P. F. B a stlam s of reu n io n .
A su m p tu o u s d in n e r was
20c dozen;
eucum la^rs,
36-60c;
ed
to
fill
th
e
vacancy.
I
P
rin
ce
A lbert, C ape of Good Hope serv ed an d a n u m b e r o f b e a u tifu l
S everal from h e re a tte n d e d th e
box; e g g p la n t, 5-7c p o u n d ; head le t­
ALFRED HAMMAR
h a rv e s t social a t Scenic w areh o u se ( " It o ccu rred in th e m id d le o f the p re s e n ts w ere received.
F. D. C hilds, of H an o v er, W iscon­
tuce, 36-40c per dozen; peas, 5-7e
n ig h t.
H e got a very sev ere
la s t S a tu rd a y evening.
at-
sin , is th e guest of his b ro th e r-in -
P
la
ster er and C em ent C on tractor.
T h o se p re s e n t w ere Mr. an d Mrs.
per p o u n d ; peppers, 10c p e r pound;
Mrs. Id a W illiam s is v isitin g h er tai k o f cro u p . As lu ck w ould have
law, A. D. K en d all and fam ily.
E stim a te s fu rn ish ed fre e on re­
W illiam B ra m h a ll
an d
fam ily.
rad
ish
es.
10-12c
p
e
r
dozen;
to
m
a­
sis te r, Mrs. G. L usted .
it, I had a la rg e b o ttje of C ham ber-
q u est. All w ork G u aran teed .
J. H. B en n ett, of M eadow G lade. toes, 50c-$1.50 p er box; g arlic 7c per
R alp h B ra m h a ll an d fam ily , A lb ert
Mr. M anning has m oved his herd Iain 's C ough R em edy in th e house.
P h o n e llx I G resh am P.O . Box 31
3«l-65c p er box;
B ra m h a ii a n d Miss M yrtle
B u tle r, W ash., is th e g u e st of his shster, p o u n d ; peaches,
of sh eep to
th e
N e ib a u e r farm A fter follow ing th e d ire c tio n s for
of V ancouver, W ash., D. G. B u tle r Mrs. W. T. S erviss, it being th e first pears, $1-1.25 p er box; g rap es, title
w h ere he will s h e lte r th em fo r th e an h o u r and tw en ty m in u te s lie was
an
d fam ily , A. H. B u tle r an d fa m i­ tim e they have m et in sev en teen $1.35 p er c ra te ; easab as, $1.75 per
IF Y O U W A N T FIR ST CLASS W O R K M E
w in ter.
tliro u g li all d a n g e r.” Sold by Gresli ly an d F ra n k K n ieriem an d fam ily years.
dozen.
Ed. H am ilto n has been a ssistin g am IJrug Co., and all D ealers
A rth u r M oore, of P o rtla n d , sp en t
G R E E N F R U IT A pples,
60c $2
of C o rb e tt an d W illiam B u tle r, Jr.,
of F airv iew .
th e w eek-end w ith his m o th e r, Mrs p e r box; c a n ta lo u p e s, $ 1.76-2.00 per
dozen; n ecta rin es, 7 5c-$l per box.
Mrs. C h a rle s B aird is e n te rta in W. T. S erviss.
¡ng h e r m o th er. Mrs. P a rk e r, of Los
K itch en S h o w er fo r Miss W ilhelm .
A ngeles.
A k itc h e n sh o w e r was given Miss
Mrs. G. II. Shaw will g ive a te a
on T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n fo r th e b en ­ M arie W ilhelm on S a tu rd a y n ig h t,
1x12, sized, per M
$ 8 .0 0
O cto b er 18. T h e h o u se was filled
e fit of th e L a d ie s’ Aid society.
2x 4. 16 and 24 ft. lengths, sized, per M
7 .0 0
w ith frie n d s an d n eig h b o rs and a
1 ha v e ju st c o m p le te d a course in
2x 6, 16 and 24 ft. lengths, sized, per M
7 .0 0
F. R. Jo h n so n has re tu rn e d a fte r
WF. DESIGN BUILD IN G S
BEAUTY
CULTURE
and
the
very p le a s a n t ev ening was enjoyed
Shiplap and Sheating, per M
-
-
7 .0 0
sp e n d in g se v eral days
a t B ellin g ­
E T T S E L T . JONES
FR A N K t . JONES
m
a
n
u
fa
c
tu
re
o
f
H
A
I
R
G
O
O
D
S
and
by all. M any p re tty an d useful a r ­
h am , W ash in g to n .
a m n o w re a d y to d o y o u r w o rk .
I N D E IIT A K I It
ticles w ere p re sen ted to th e p o p u ­
Jo h n P e te rso n
an d fam ily ,
of la r young lady » h o Is to he m arrie d
3 Separate Stem Switch, $1.50
( * • W KalJwm. Pre«.
B fc Lentiwix V.tr Pl os
M ist O regon, w ere S unday g u e sts of
2
...........................
1.50
soon. T h e m ost v a lu a b le present
W.I mhi Bmrtiel. Sec. Treat.
T e le p h o n e 4 1 1
2 1 -2 m ile s e a s t o f K e lso
I
-
..
)00
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n M oller a n d Mr. being $5.00 in m oney.
East Side Euneral Directors
an d Mrs. R alp h C opeland.
Hairdressing
25c
414 LA S I A ID E R ST. , corner Sxil»
W a lte r B u rlin g a m e an d fam ily , of
An ad, in th e local new spaiier is
Ladv A'tend»»! Aata Stowe
MISS AVA THOMPSON,
fkuu, E»a(52. 8 2525
P«ll.«4. OurM
V an co u v er, W ash., w ere
w eek-end a good in v e stm e n t th a t all
m er-
g u e sts of E dw in
a n d G eorge B u r­ i h u n ts can affo rd to m ake.
lin g am e an d fam ilies.
D EN TISTS
1
Mrs. F. R. Jo h n so n leav es today
A void S ed ativ e < o u g h .Medicines.
W J OTT
H H OTT
fo r Los A ngeles, C al., to sp en d sev ­
If you w a n t to c o n trib u te d irectly
e ra l w eeks w ith h e r d a u g h te r. Mr.
.Jo h n s o n w ill acco m p an y h e r as fa r to th e o ccu rren ce of c a p illa ry b ro n ­
DENTISTS
ch itis an d p n e u m o n ia use cough m ed­
as San F ran cisco .
GRESHAM
-
-
OREGON
icines th a t co n ta in codine, m orp h in e,
heroin an d o th e r se d ativ es when you
C h ron ic D ysp ep sia.
have a cough o r cold. An e x p e c to r-|
T h e follo w in g
u n so licited
P hone Main 2683
testl- a n t like C h a m b e rla in 's C ough Reme-
m onlal should c e rta in ly be su fficien t dy is w hat is needed
T h at d e a n s
J. E. CLANAHAN, D.M.D.
to give hope an d co u ra g e to p erso ns o u t th e c u ltu re bed
breeding
D E N T IS T
afflic te d w ith ch ro n ic d y sp ep sia: “ 1 I p laces fo r th e g erm s of pneu m o n ia
O ffic e 6 1 5 -1 6 -1 7
have been a ch ro n ic d y sp ep tic for and o th e r germ d iseases
T hat
is
M c <1*<'<*! B u ild in g ,
P o rtla n d , O re g o n
y ears, an d o f a ll m edicine I have why p n eu m o n ia n ev er re s u lts from
ta k e n . C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets have a cold w hen C h a m b e rla in 's Cough
P i n s u 11 \ s
«lone me m o re good th a n a n y th in g Rem edy is used. It h as a w orld
e ls e ,” says W. G M attison, No. 7, wide re p u ta tio n fo r its
cures
it
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
S h erm an s tre e t, H o rn ellsv ille. N Y co n ta in s no m o rp h in e o r o th e r se­
Physician a n d S urgeon
F o r sale by G resh am D ru g Co. and d ativ es. F o r sale by G resham D rug
E LE I T R It LIG H T I . th e m ost
l)«i.r ban, ID j. a ii 12 a . I p . ■ I. 3 , m
all D ealers.
Co., an d a il D ealers
su ita b le fur h om es, o ffic e s, sh o p s
Canadian Employment Co.
Attention!
L usted
F airview
L umber G reatly R educed
Have your Switches made
of your own Combings
k
m
¡¡»(TRACTORS
OLESON LUM BER CO.
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THE OUTLOOK
an il ofln-r p laces tu sslin g lig h t.
Bank of Gresham
Under the strict Banking Laws of the State of
Oregon every safeguard to the depositors is assured
In the past two years there has not been a hank failure
Nt» O T H E R LAMI*M p o sse ss th ese
that has caused the depositors to lose one cent.
O FFER
D uring this Bargain period, the O utlook
an d W eekly O regonian on ly $ 1 .7 5 .
W hy
q u a lifir a tio n s ,
th e r e fo r e ,
noi su rp risin g th at
Il
is
III,
O ffic e
I’I ijmìc I mii
am i S io gram
Hour» 10-12 •
■ ; 2-4 and D p m
CHORES
I»*..
H
K LM T R I t
1,1 M l’s ore rapidly
r e p la c in g a il other* in n x sle r n
e sta b lish m e n ts .
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bRLSHAM ORLUIN
i. Tabor
Hom» 4
120 Hits», Main 1812
5152
Physician and Surgeon
Rruteoc«. 4JÄ. Lui »2 Si.
Ill 12 Sdlix< B h M h k . PartUad.
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O ffice
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an d
Office Hour» I to
G R E SH A M ,
Pay interest
Portland R’y, Light &
Power Co.
Bank of Gresham
HKVKNTH and ALDER HT»
Phones Main 6S88 and A <130
He».
O i w
i
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Dr. G eo. Inglis
P h y sicia n
O ffice over F irst
W e negotiate Real Estate Loans for our custom ­
ers and place m oney on first mortgages.
on 1 ime and Savings Deposits.
R es id e n c e,
H. H HUGHES. M. D.
M. SUOR I , M. D.
not deposit your m oney in a H om e Bank where it will
help you and everyone else in your community, and
where you can get it when you want it.
PHONES:
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E L E C T R IC LAM PS ra n la- lo c a l
• <1 in any place, th u s a ffo rd in g
an y d esiissl d is trib u tio n of lig h t.
Come and See Us.
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ELE C T R IC ITY ’ can la* uned in
any q u a n tity , la rg e o r sm alt,
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a m o u n t of lig h t. F u rth e rm o re ,
7 la 8 y a., at lauhacr
IH O N I O U ,,- 1 1 6
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OREGON
Parahwx. Nervous and < hrona Diseases
Dr. Ben|. I. Freese
N .lu r o p .lh met I he up, . r I nr
< )<»*» Hour., 9 to I I a, to.. r e r p i .Sunday
O ver First State Bank, G re.ham , Ore.
Eyes tested and
Dr. Geo. Inglis.
glaaaes
fitted
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