Gresham outlook., March 06, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

GKESHAM.
A uction S aie
Columbia Heights
PULFER MERCANTILE CO. I
Entire Herd of Grade
Holstein Cows, Heifers
and Calves.
Feed, Middlings, Shorts, Bran, Barley, Oats
and Wheat at Lowest Retail Prices.
H O G A N STATION
Oregon, and two and one-half miles south and east of Gresham.
(Take Estacada Car, corner First and Alder at Portland,
at 8:45 a. m.)
TUESDAY, MAR. 10
24 COWS 24
Fairview
Dressmaking
Fundamental Music Training
Some of them at$ fresh now and some will be fresh soon.
Balance giving Milk. All from i/2 to % Blood Holstein.
Five coming 2-year old Grade Holstein Heifers (in calf)
Six E xtra fine bred Grade Holstein Calves.
These Cows and H eifers arc bred to Sir C olantha Cham,
pion F ayne and Sir Johanna Fayne 4th.
These Calves are
from these Fine Bulls, m aking them almost Bure Bred. Tuber­
culosis Tested and Certificate goes with each cow.
A chance not often got to get Good Stock CHEAP.
Everybody Come. B ring the wife and baby.
TERMS:—Cash or Bankable Note.
Sale Rain or Shine. Free Lunch at Noon.
MARTIN WINCH, Owner
C. J. W ITTER,
Special - Saturday
Ten Cakes Laundry Soap, 25c
At my farm one and one-half miles south of
At / / 0 0 o'clock a. m.
T h e voice* o f o u r little friend*
W ash in g to n . D C.. F eb 23. E d i­
th a t we love so d e a rly to h e a r in the to r O u tlo o k :— I read th e G resham
sp rin g a re h e re ag a in . T h e frog* O utllook re g u la rly an d enjoy thy
The TAD Grocery Store
a re h av in g a Jolly co n cert in th e ev­ new s from E a ste rn M ultnom ah c o u n ­
ty.
en in g s, th e ro b b in is busy a n d the
P e rm it m e to call a tte n tio n to w hat
m eadow la rk is filling th e a ir w ith
I believe a re m a n ife st e rro rs in th e
its b e a u tifu l sin g in g , all o f w hich
g rr n g e ite m s on th e fro n t page c f
te n d to re m in d us of a busy season
y o u r issue o f F e b ru a ry 17. U nder
th a t is fast a p p ro ach in g . T he m ild
th e h ea d in g “ P u b lic C o n tro l Great
w in te r is cau sin g n a tu r e to w ake up.
P ro b le m " it is th e re s ta te d th e gov­
th e b u lb s in th e g a rd e n a re b re a k ­
e rn m e n t o w n e rsh ip of th e te le g ra p h
ing th ro u g h , th e clo v er is show ing
lines w ould m ean to ad d a m illio j
its tin y leaves, an d th e m eadow s will
em ployees to th e g o v ern m en t pay ro ll,
soon be g reen. T h e ra n c h e rs a t th e
and th a t if we ta k e o v e r th e te le ­
h e ig h ts a re o u t b eh in d th e plow,
phones th a t w ould m ean a m illion
p re p a rin g fo r th e sp rin g crops. In m ore.
New Y ork, a t th is tim e th ey h av e a
I d o n ’t know w h ere th e a u th o r of
tierce b lizzard . W ho co u ld it be th a t
th a t a rtic le g o t his figures, b u t they
w o u ld n ’t a p p re c ia te to live in O re­
c a n n o t possibly be an y w h e re n e a r
g on?
co rrect. T h e to ta l n u m b e r of postal
T h e cam p a t th e H eig h ts is alm o st
em ployees, in clu d in g p o stm a ste rs, is
finished, a n d is la rg e en o u g h to ac­
only 300,000. T h e p o sta l sy stem is
co m m o d ate 135 m en, w ho w ill be
m uch la rg e r th a n th e te le g ra p h sys
em ployed to w o rk on o u r highw ay.
tern. It is a b o u t ten tim es as larg e
Mr. S p e a k e r h as c h a rg e of th e cam p.
Yet it h as only on e th ird th e num
T he m en a re p aid 12.25 a day, and
b er of em ployees th a t th e w rite r r e ­ e v a n g e listic serv ices w ill be held at
m u st pay 25 c e n ts a m eal. W e now
fe rred to says w ill be necessary to th e A *esbyterian ch u rch next week
MRS. M. SQUIRE
n o tice m en in th re e s an d fo u rs, co m ­
ru n g o v e rn m e n t te le g ra p h s . T h e fact b eg in n in g w ith M onday n ig h t and
in g alo n g w ith th e ir b la n k e ts e v e ry ­
Main S tre e t o p p o site
Is th a t th e p o stal d e p a rtm e n t can ab c o n tin u in g fo r five evenings.
Mr.
Hank of G resham
day lo o k in g fo r th e cam p.
so rb an d ru n th e te le g ra p h an d tele G ray of U nity ch u rch , P o rtla n d , will
A p a rty w as g iven to a n u m b e r of
p hone b u sin ess w ith o u t a d d in g very sp eak M onday and T uesday evenings
th e y o u n g fo lk s o f th e H e ig h ts last
m any m ore em ployees.
an d Rev. A. L. H u tch in so n , p a sto r of
W ed n esd ay , a t th e h o m e o f Mr. and
T h e to ta l n u m b e r of te le g ra p h an d T h ird P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h , P o rtla n d ,
Mrs. A .W o o d w ard .
G am es . of all
tele p h o n e o p e ra to rs, in clu d in g lin e ­ will be th e s p e a k e r on W ednesday,
k in d s w ere th e p a stim e an d re f re s h ­
A
m en, in th e U nited S ta te s in 1900 T h u rsd a y a n d F rid a y evenings.
c o rd ia l In v ita tio n is ex ten d ed to all
m en ts w ere s e r te d a t m id n ig h t. Miss
Class and Private Lessons
acco rd in g to th e 19X2 U. 8. S ta tis ti
T h e L a d le s' Aid society held an all
Alice S tam p , w ho h as been a g u e s t of
cal A b stra c t, page 260, w as only day m e etin g at th e P re sb y te ria n
Phone « il
FLORENCE M HONEN
th e W o o d w ard s la tely left la st week. 88,000.
c h u rc h on T h u rsd a y . T he forenoon
Miss H azel B rain le ft fo r P u g e t
w
as
p
assed
in
q
u
iltin
g
an
d
sew
ing
W hen first elec ted to co n g ress I
a n d lunch w as served a t noon, in
Sound on M onday, w h ere sh e h as a
There a re sev eral new ails in tin -.
did n o t fa v o r g o v e rn m e n t o w n ersh ip Die a fte rn o o n elec tio n of officers was
position as b o o k k eep er.
of tele p h o n e s and te le g ra p h s , b u t held an d th e w ork fo r th e com ing Issue of th e O dllook. B e tte r read
Several frie n d s w ere d in n e r g u e sts
was o ne of th o se w ho fav o red “ re g u ­ y e a r was p la n n ed . T he new ly e le c t­ them all to m ak e su re.
a t C o lu m b ia View farm on S unday.
la tio n .’’ B ut finding re g u la tio n prac ed officers a re p re s id e n t, Mrs. J. W
T o w n sen d ; vice p re s id e n t, Mrs. Geo.
Miss A da J a c k s o n , w ho h as been
P arty having o u r fence s tre tc h e r
tically im possible, I am now h e a rtily S h aw ; s e c re ta ry and tr e a s u re r , Mrs.
b ed fast fo r th r e e w eeks, is now ab le
please re tu u i ut once to S le rlin i
in fav o r not only of g o v e rn m e n t ow n J. N. F a ris. T h o se p re s e n t a t th e K idder.
to be up an d a ro u n d ag ain .
erah tp of te lep h o n es an d te ie p g ra p h s , m e e tin g w ere, M esilam es J. N. F aris.
A. W oo d w ard w as in th e city on
II. M. S haw , J o h n Bliss, E liza S tone,
b u t also of th e ra ilro a d s. I now fav
G eorge S haw , J. L. A ngel, A. H. H a r­
b u sin ess th e first of th e w eek.
o r th e ta k in g of g ia n t s trid e s u n til vey, N. W. D ibble, G ran t Shaw , A. J.
Mrs. D. B enfield an d little tw in
th e people of th is c o u n try s h a ll reap S tone, J o h n M oller. C. E. U ree, R J.
boys h av e gone on a tr ip to M onte­
w hat they e a rn in ste a d of giver. It to C a v an ag h , C. I. R a k e r, E. D. H ol­
sano. W a sh in g to n , to visit h e r fa th e r
g a te ,
E. F a n c h e r, D. W .. McKay,
greedy p u b lic serv ice m onopolies.
J. C. W lndle a n d Miss R u th Shaw.
Mr. M astersen , w ho m ad e his hom e
A. W. L A F F E R T Y
fo r m any y e a rs in th is vicinity. Mr.
M astersen is 8 4 y e a rs old a n d very
feeble a t th is tim e.
T h e Pfau Is Im m er­
M anager
Haley
Troutdale
DRINK 7
PURE I
WATER<
r
sed d ire c tly In to th e
A lfred LarRBon e n te rta in e d th e L a­
w ell. T h e w a te r Is a l­
d le s ’ Aid so ciety on W ednesday a f ­
ways pu re, c o ld and
tern o o n .
A b u sin ess m eetin g was
fresh. N o w a te r storage
ta n k o f any k in d is used.
D irect
held a n d officers w ere elected fo r th e
as th e y ru» «or be k e p t clean, Trom
Mrs. G. N. S a g e r is sp en d in g th e
com ing y e a r a f te r w hich a social
P ure w a te r mull com e d ire c t The
w eek-end v isitin g a t th e hom e of h e r
fro m th e w e ll.
MeZZ
tim e w as en jo y e d and re fre sh m e n ts
siste r, Mrs. J. T. Je w e ll, o f B a ttle
w ere se rv e d . T h e officers fo r the
PFAU
PNEUMATIC
I so m ew h at in d isp o sed , b u t tr u s t i t ’s G ro u n d , W ash in g to n .
co m in g y e a r a re p re s id e n t, Mrs. C. 1.
only a little to u ch o f sp rin g fever.
Mr. an d M rs G. H. R ichey le ft
T h o m a s; vice p re sid e n t, Mrs. Jam es
WATER SYSTEM
W hy not give us m o re g rav el a n d
p re s s u re conies fro m a ta n k o f c o m p re sse d
R o b in so n ; s e c re ta ry , Mrs. C. I.
w ider ro ad bed In place of h a rd s u r ­ last S a tu rd a y fo r C o rv allis w here
a ir ^su p p lie d b y g a s o lin e o r o th e r po w e r,
R a k e r; tr e a s u re r ,
Mrs. J. A lfred
T h e R oyal E m b ro id ery club, w hich face p av e m e n ts?
~ w h ic h o p e ra te s a n y n u m b e r o f w e lls
E a ste rn M u ltn o ­ th ey ex p ect to resid e d u rin g th e next
L arsso n . T h o se p resen t w ere, Mes-
o r c is te r n s a t a n y d is ta n c e .
m eets every tw o w eeks, will m eet m ah co u n ty is blessed w ith g re a t beds th r e e years.
C a n n o tfr e e c e . an d p o w e r can
darn
es
F
red
Z
im
m
erm
an
,
C.
I.
D on’t o v e r­
a t th e hom e of M rs. R osins. All a re of th e finest g rav el.
be in s ta n tly se t a t h ig h p re s ­
A. G. S ag er a n d fam ily , o f L ents,
T h o m as, N. W. D ibble, Geo. Lunts-
su re f o r fare s e rv ic e .
C o sts
b
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rd
en
w
ith
m
o
re
tax
es,
th
e
all
read
y
lo o k in g fo rw a rd to a good tim e.
len, II.
M cG innis, E llen W rig h t,
lit t le , easy to in s ta ll in n e w o r
stru g g lin g fa rm e r w ho is try in g to w ere v isito rs a t th e hom e o f T. P.
o ld h ou se, ru n n in g cost lo w .
Ally D elaney, A. I). K en d all. P. A.
H. Jo n e s a n d I. T. W ood m ad e a im p ro v e his lan d an d g et a few d o l­ C am pbell o n e day th is w eek.
S a tis fa c tio n g u a r a n te e d o r
P arso n , ( ’. W. B ellm er, Ja m e s Roh
tr ip a few days ago dow n to Mr. lars p u t by to im p ro v e his hom e. B u t
m on e y b a ck.
C. F . K esterso n tra n s a c te d b u si­
in
so
n
,
C.
W
atson,
('.
W
eller,
(’.
A.
L ew is’ n u rs e ry a n d b ro u g h t hom e a , su p p o se th ey try ta x in g th e fellow ness a t B a rto n o n e d ay recen tly .
M arian!, J. 8. B u rn s, B. F . W atk in s,
fine a s s o rtm e n t o f f r u it tre e s. B oth who o w ns an a u to m o b ile an d no land
11 8. P a rso n , C. I. R a k e r an d Miss
W. L. R h o ad s h as g o t th e fra m e of
and
u
ses
th
e
ro
ad
.
L
et
him
b
e
a
r
O live W ilson.
a re lo o k in g fo rw a rd to en jo y in g
new while your farm
his new b u n g alo w up.
som e of th e b u rd en .
A R EA D ER .
som e nice fru it.
Rev. C. M Brow n will p reach next
b u ildings a re sa fe ,
H.
C.
R
esto
rff
h
as
g
o
t
m
a
te
ria
l
on
S u n d ay ev en in g a t th e M ethodist
A. B. C onrad m ade a v isit to his
a n d p r o te c t th em
C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts fo r C o n stip a ­ th e g ro u n d fo r so m e new chick en
church.
s is te r w ho is very ill.
tio n .
from fire and loss.
Mr. an d Mrs. E v e re tt H a rp e r a re
houses, also a to o l house.
If you en jo y ch ic k e n s m ak e th e
th e pro u d p a re n ts of a hoy, born on
F o r c o n s tip a tio n , C h a m b e rla in ’s
You’ll want a water
W h ite K noll p o u ltry farm a visit,
H. F. B a k e r h a s an n o u n ced his in ­
M
arch
2.
an d see th e new im proved b ro o d ers, T a b le st a re ex cellen t. Easy to ta k e ,
s y s te m so m e time.
te
n
tio
n
to
e
re
c
t
a
new
h
o
u
se
on
his
T h e in fa n t ch ild of Mr. an d Mrs.
an d no» dozens b u t h u n d re d s o f th e m ild a n d g e n tle in effect. G ive th em
Get
the best and get
place
th
is
sp
rin
g
.
C.
D.
W
illiam
s
is
ill.
little w h ite fluffy fellow s.
a tria l. F o r sale by G resh am D rug
it now—the “ P fa u .”
Mrs. Sam L o g an , o f K en to n , sp e n t
Rev. a n d Mrs. J. H. W ood a re Co., a n d ,a ll D ealers.
Jo h n B row n, th e in s u ra n c e m an of
Rev. C. M. B row n will p re a c h at
M onday w ith oltl frie n d s In T ro u t­
G resh am , w as tr a n s a c tin g b u sin ess In th e M eth o d ist ch u rc h n ext S u n d ay at dale.
J
FOR SALE BY
th e valley la s t W ednesday.
I I a. m. S u n d ay school is h eld ev ­
Miss L u ra M iller an d "Geo. C ronen
F re d O lson h as let a c o n tra c t fo r ery S u n d ay a t 10 o ’clock u n d e r th e of H ood R iv er h av e been th e g u ests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. T hom as.
c le a rin g a piece o f lan d to T. E. T ay­ s u p e rin te n d e n c e of W. A. ’R ow en.
Mrs. B a u d e r, w ife of th e fo rem an
lor, w hich will ad d v ery m a te ria lly
GRESHAM, OREGON
on th e H a rrid o n ra n c h , is in Good OREGON COMMISSION
to th e looks of Mr. O lso n ’s place.
SENDS MAN TO SCHOOL
N ext S u n d ay is "g o to ch u rch d a y ” S a m a rita n h o sp ita l, P o rtla n d , u n d e r
SB
the c a re o f Dr. H u g h e s of G resham
Do u o t fo rg e t a b o u t it.
F re e to an y school in th e s ta te :
O u r p u b lic lib ra ry iB a w o rth y in ­ I She is re p o rte d to he im p ro v in g
An illu s tra te d le c tu re on O regon
Mrs. P. F is h e r, an old re s id e n t of birds.
s titu tio n . X’a tro n iz e it.
Y oung p eo p le's m e etin g a t th e | th is place, s p e n t th e week v isitin g
As p a rt of an e d u c a tio n a l policy of
All K inds and Sizes
ch u rch a t th e u su al h o u r S unday ev­ w ith old frie n d s here.
te a c h in g boys an d g irls th e h a b its
Open leery Day -
- Sunday by Appointment
ening.
T he M cLin b ro th e rs, H arm o n of
an d economic value of th e so n g ste rs,
T he g ra n g e h as a w a rd e d th e co n ­ A rleta, E u g en e of P o rtla n d , Ir a of th e O regon fish and gam e co m m is­
tra c t fo r p a in tin g th e ir hall to Mr S e a ttle a n d W illiam of R ockw ood,
sion, in co n ju n c tio n w ith th e s ta te
m et last T u esd ay a t th e h om e of
Jo h n so n of B ell Rose.
u n iv e rsity , has m ad e th is offer. T he
GILT OH NATURAL WOOD
th e ir sis te r, Mrs. W. A. R ow en. T ills
NEAT and (H E A P
le c tu re r is Jo h n F. B ovard, p ro fesso r
Mr. an d Mrs. V a le n tin e S n ash all was th e first tim e in 35 y e a rs th a t of zoology a t th e U n iv ersity of O re­
an d Miss M yrtle S n a sh a ll, of P o rt­ th ese b ro th e rs an d s is te r h ad been gon. an d th e le c tu re s a re well u n d er
M A X SC H M & ID ER
lan d , sp e n t S u n d ay w ith th e ir p a r­ to g e th e r, an d th e m eetin g T uesday way. P ro fe sso r B ovard h as a p p e a r­
MAIN S T R E E T
G RESH AM
was by ch an ce, as n e ith e r expected
Do you realize what this r sans to you and those depend­
e n ts, Mr a n d M rs H. W. S n ash all.
'd
a
t
se
v
eral
e
a
s
te
rn
O
regon
tow
ns.
to m eet th e o th e rs.
ing on you?
Mrs, Id a H am ilto n e n te rta in e d at
P ro fe sso r B ovard c a rrie s a la n ­
D on't be satisfied with a s lall salary all your life—do as
[d in n e r S u n d ay . Mr. an d M rs J. H
F o r q uick d isp o sal we will sell te rn a n d will g ive th e bird In s tru c ­
thousands have done; let the International Correspondence
R obinson an d C. A V o lb u rn , o f P o rt­ apple, peach, p e a r, p ru n e , plum and tion to th e ch ild re n In th e d ay tim e
land.
Schools Glow you h av your p • can be increased. It m atters
a p ric o t tre e s, from 5 to 10 c e n ts each w here th e school room can he dark
not v. o c -,• you : - j , i t the fact' : y or in the shop, in the mine
C h ris tia n E n d eav o r S u n d ay e v e n ­ acco rd in g to q u a n tity , f. o. b. en ed sufficiently; If given in th e ev­
FRESH and CU RED
or i 1 the 1 dll, i t the office co- .ore, the I. C. S. can and will
ing, M arch 8, a t 7 o ’clock p m G resham N u rsery . T re e y ard , J. N. e n in g , school p a tro n s can be Invited
We w ant to sav e th e b ird s and we
T opic. "H ow to P re v e n t P o v e rty ," C la n a h a n 's resid en ce, M ain s tre e t,
increase ; a:r earning capacity.
w an t th e boys a n d g irls to u n d er
Psa. 72: 1-19, to be led by Miss G race G resham .
The I.C . S. im parts to you just the knowledge needed to
s
ta n d th e v alu e of th e birds. T he
K
esterso
n
.
advance you in your present position or to an occupation
ta lk s a re fre e of ex p en se; all th a t is
C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r b u sin ess m e e t­ BIG BOOSTER CON-
m ore to vour likin;j.
VENTION POSTPONED w an ted Is th e o p p o rtu n ity to p re s e n t i
in g w as h eld a t th e h om e o f I. W.
A dollar an hour is not oat < your reach, if you will only let
th e c a se ,” say s P ro fe sso r B ovard.
B
u
tle
r
w
ith
good
a
tte
n
d
a
n
c
e
.
A
fter
us help you. It will cost y >u i; thing to ask us—HOW? Sim-
On ac c o u n t of th e fa c t th a t a la rg e
th e d ev o tio n al a n d b u sin ess session
Powell Street M a rk e t
ply send us the co ixm lielow and it will bring to
n u m b e r of th e d e le g a te s sla te d to a t ­
Eyes tested and
glasses fitted
lig h t re fre s h m e n ts w ere serv ed and
Phone 41
ten d th e big m e etin g in P o rtla n d , Dr. Geo. Inglis.
your aid- all the re '’trees of that great institution,
th e u su al social h o u r en jo y ed .
called fo r M arch 12, d e c la rin g It will
. the I. C. S., an es iblM nnent backed by a capital
of six million d Jlars and founded and main-
F ield F en ce of a ll k in d s, and prices be im possible fo r th e m to be p re s e n t
tained for the 1 anefit of poorly paid men and
a re so low you c a n ’t affo rd to use a t th a t tim e, It h a s been decided to
p o stp o n e th e m e etin g u n til T h u rsd a y ,
o th e r k inds. M etzg er Bros.
il l
women. If yo j wa if your pay increased, say
M arch 26, a d a te exactly tw o w eeks
s o —at once.
la te r th a n o rig in a lly set.
The Forty Year Test.
I t la expected that this change in
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m
u
st
have
ex
cep
tio
n
al
M a r k and * MeratioMl c«rrt8>M4<Bct sckwis
m e rit to su rv iv e fo r a p erio d o f fo rty the date will make It possible for a
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eapiaia« with ut fa rth e r o t.ig a tlo a oe m
years. C h a m b e rla in ’s C ough R em edy great many people from all over the
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F ro m a sm aal b eg in n in g It baa grow n would have otherwise been obliged to
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ia fav o r an d p o p u la rity u n til It ha* raise it. The subjects to be discussed
B ookkeei • r
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inquiries and Orders Invited for all Grades of
S (e n o * r » p h e r
M e t h a a ic a l E n g in e e r
a tta in e d a w orld w ide re p u ta tio n .
A d » e r o * .n « M a e
T e te p fa o n r F a p e r t
S ta tio n ä r * i.n g f n « e r
You w ill find n o th in g b e tte r fo r a are of great Importance and a full at­
S h o w -C a rd W n t t a g
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1 a x t ila M ia u f s c t u r le g
cough o r cold. T ry »» an d you will tendance is desired.
C o m m e rc ia l 1-i'< strut.
C l» * l F n g in e e r
In d u s tria l D e s e r t in g
B u E d ir g C o n tra c to e
u n d e rs ta n d why it is a fa v o rite a fte r
A r r h it e r « « r s l D is h x .
A r c h it e k t
a period of m u re than fo rty y ears It
C n n r r e te C o n e tre rT n
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s k M e « m E nt g
L a n a u ig e e J t r e n c h
no t on ly gives re lie f— It cu rse. F o r son?
M in e F o ra m a n
iM f a ld g
1 G e rtn a a
M m S u p e rte te d d e e t
sals by G resh am Drug Co., an d all
B row t —Just
able to bobble
D ealers.
around.
W. S. Wood,
Auctioneer, ^ n,“ UV'
Pleasant Valley
Melrose
Mrs. E m ily B an k s, of P o rtla n d ,
w ill sp eak from h e r ex p erien ce as a
m issio n ary In A frica, at th e Sw edish
B a p tist ch u rc h , n e a r H aley sta tio n ,
S unday, M arch 8, a t 2 :3 0 p. m. Mrs
B anks is a m ost in te re s tin g sp e a k e r,
an d it Is hoped th a t m any w ill av ail
| th em selv es o f th is o p p o rtu n ity to
h e a r her. E verybody w elcom e.
I Geo. S ch ro ed er, of P o rtla n d , sp en t
a few d ay s on h is place n e a r H aley.
A. G. H o rb e rg is im p ro v in g nicely
from his sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B ickford sp en t
S unday w ith M rs. Geo. T ach ero n .
Mrs. J o h n M eyers is on th e sick
list.
W. F. M uller sp e n t S unday in P o r t­
land w ith
his sch o o lm ates, F . S
E rick so n an d Miss V. D anielson
Look Into This
Rockwood
H. W. Trust oil
IF
Dollar:
Hour
PH O TO S
w:
Instead of
A Dollar
Picture Framing
T. R. Howitt
M EATS
Government Inspected
A re Y ou G oing to
Build?
Lumber at lowest Prices.
Deliveries Made
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iepreienUtire, GEO A KEEP, 202 McKay Bldg., Portland.
GOOD JERSEY M IL K and Cream,
bottled under sanitary conditions, de-
1 livered daily In Gresham
Butter­
milk Wednesday* and Saturdays. J
A. Davidson,
Phon* JJ7.
s u n a i;vA '5.A ^ T 1 H o M E B A P T IS T C hurch
Sunday School 1«. both
C o ttre ll and
o r ie n t churches a t 10 00 a. m. bervicas
nrat M id th ird Mundaya In aach m onth
iT Y a
Sundays In month
u rta n t 11 00 a. m., C o ttre ll 7 10 n. m
Ksv. A. J. Luoaa, Pastor.
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
Pho*»« 4 4 6
MARTIN LENNARTZ, M<r.
Sandy, Ore
■ meow's* ..a l
Since selling part of my Stock at Gresham oil F ebruary 14, 1
have decided to Quit the D airying Business, and will sell at
Auction Sale my
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PUBLIC OWNERSHIP