GRESHAM ,
PAGE FOUR
< b e rk Y our April Cough.
> ^ T h a w in g frost and April rain s chill
T o n to th e very m arrow , you catch
ctrhl head and lungs stuffed; you
a t e feverish, cough co ntinually and
f e d m iserable. You need Dr. King")
New Discovery. It soothes Inflamed
and irrita te d th ro a t and lungs, stops
to u g h , your head clears up, fever
leaves, and you feel tine. Mr. J. T.
leivls, of Stickney C orner, Me., w rites
"W as cured of a d readful cough a fte r
loctor’s tre a tm e n t and all o th e r rem
e d i e s failed.
R elief o r money back.
P leasant. C hildren like it. Oet a
bottle today. 50c and $1.00 at your
D ruggist. H ucklen’s A rnica Salve
for all sores.
S tren gth en s W eak anti T ired W om en
“ 1 was u n d er a g re a t s tra in n u rs
ing a relativ e th ro u g h th re e m onths'
sick n ess," w rites Mrs. J. C. Van De
sa n d e. of K irk lan d , 111., and “ E lec
tric H itters kept me from break in g
dow n." No ap p etite an d food won t
digest? It isn 't th e sp rin g w eather.
You need E lectric B itters. S ta rt a
m onth's tre a tm e n t to d ay ;
n o thing
b etter for stom ach, liver an d kidneys.
The g reat spring tonic.
R elief or
money back. 50c and $100 a t your
D ruggist.
OREGON,
TUESDAY
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
A PR IL
81,
IB M
Mrs. F. B Bayne au d sou G eorge
left th is m o rning for E astern O re
gon. Mrs. Bayne will go to R ed
m ond to r a two m o n th s’ stay , w hile
G eorge will go to Bend w here he
expects to rem ain d u rin g th e su m
m er.
USE GOOD PAINT
H. C. A ltm an will probably lose a
E rn e st T hom pson le ft today for
fine bay m are, 8 years old. resu ltin g T he Dalles w here he expects to re
from a broken leg received by being m ain several m onths assistin g his
kicked by a n o th e r h o rse ab o u t a b ro th e r in th e c o n stru c tin g of a
w eek ago. T he best of v eterin ary dw elling which will be a rep lica of
sk ill seem s to be unable to save her. th e Thom pson hom e iu G resham .
HEATH AND MILLIGAN PAINT is known the world
She was a line m are an d h er loss
T he lectu re a t th e B ap tist ch u rch
will
be
badiy
felt
by
Mr.
A
ltm
an.
over
as the STANDARD OF QUALITY.
Dally and Sunday O regonian and
la st n ig h t by J. C. V auzandt, on th e
When
yon use a first-class paint yon avoid the necessity
T.
G.
C
u
lb
ertso
n
a
rriv
ed
h
ere
th
is
Twice a-W eek Outlook, special com
econom ic side of th e liq u o r q u es
of painting so often. There are numerous buildings iu this
bination. 1 year. $8.00
week from W ashington on a visit tion was an in te re stin g p rese n tatio n
vicinity painted with II. and M. paint that have not been re
to relatives. He is an old p io n eer of of th e su b ject. Mr. V an zan d t will
- • - ■ ~ •
th is vicinity an d is sta y in g w ith the speak again to n ig h t an d a la rg e a t
painted for years.
fam ily of W. C. Burch. H e w ill go ten d an ce is expected.
This is the best of proof that HEATH and MILLIGAN
Í
Miss C orine
to Id ah o in a few w eeks.
PAINT it; the most economical paint to use.
Cover, who ch arm ed th e au dience
V.
A fine life sized p o rtra it of Ju d g e w ith h e r violin, will be p rese n t and
Costs no more than other paints.
Geo. W. S tap leto n has lu s t been fin play : gain to n ig h t.
L E T S TALK PAINT.
ished by o u r local p h o to g rap h e r,
Theo. W edell, F l o r i s t
Sig. K n ig h to n was a ca lle r on
Max Schneider. T he fra m e is a
Phone 306. Half mile South of Hogan Station, Gresham, R. 4.
G resham frien d s y esterd ay .
Mr.
f! 4 4 j | „4 4 .4 4 J» .4 ,4 .4 .4 4 ,4 .4 ,4 ,4 4 ,4 ,4 .4 .4 ,4 .4 .4 .4 ,4 .4 ,4 J*
b eau tifu l piece of C ircasian w aln u t K n ig h to n is recovering from an ac
an d th e work is first class in every
cid en t w ith w hich he recen tly m et,
Main St.
HARDWARE STORE
Gresham
respect and is a n o th e r exam ple of
^ -e-9-e»OM
S«M se«o^*<^-e-»<->*<^*4^ ^ <MO* <* <M>* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
in w hich sev eral rib s w ere b rek en .
Mr. S ch n eid er's a rtis tic sk ill. Of
I
Miss Lillie S quire is clerk in g for
course it is needless to say th e su b
«
th e B a rte lt M ercantile com pany d u r
ject gave him an in sp ira tio n .
CARNATION PLANTS—White, Pink, Varigated, doz
A aron K n ig h to n h as been forced ing th e ir big in tro d u c to ry sale.
CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS, 29 varieties, dozen
to kill th e fine horse w hich he re
Miss C lara M otley, who u n d erw en t At the Gresham Picture Show
After next week th e uhove planis will not be for sale.
cently b ought on acco u n t of an ac a serio u s o p eratio n for ap p en d icitis
cid en t w hich d isabled it. Mr. K n ig h ten days ago, is m aking a good re WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
50 1
SNAPDRAGON—New Silver Pink, dozen
Gresham, Oregon
ton was g rad in g with a sc ra p er, when covery an d will soon be o u t of the
50<
STOCKS— Cut and Come Again,white, pink, blue, doz
'W
ho
W
ill
I
Being th e first sto ry of
a fte r dum ping, it was accid en tally re h ospital.
We Handle “ O nly” the Best
to “ W hat '
versed and c u t th e an im al badly.
Miss V iola M atthew s, who is M arry M ary ?", a sequel
“GOVERNMENT INSPECTED”
T he cu ttin g of th e lig am en ts an d the te ach in g in th e Rock C reek BChool, H appened to M ary?" Produced in
i CABBAGE—E arly Jersey Wakefield, all Head Early, Perfect,
loss of blood m ade a recovery im sp e n t S atu rd ay a t home.
L
adies'
Savoy, Autumn King.
w
ith
“T
he
co llab o ratio n
possible, hence th e h o rse was dis
Dozen, 10c; 3 dozen, 25c; 100, 50c; 1000, $3.50
W o rld .”
Mrs.
C
arl
Dahl
e
n
te
rta
in
e
d
last
patched.
CAULIFLOWER—“ Dry W eather,” dozen
20c
C. BINDER,
-
Proprietor
S atu rd ay her a u n t and uncle of Mon.
M ary C uyler (h e r rea l n am e) a t
TOMATOES—Stone, Tenderloin,
Miss Echo Jo n es an d Miss W illa
tav
illa,
Mrs.
D
unean
and
Alex
her
g
ra
n
d
fa
th
e
r’s
d
eath
,
was
left
in
Dozen, 15c; 2 dozen, 25c; 100, 75c; 1000, $5.00.
M etzger a re am ong th e special clerks
possession of a fo rtu n e of one h u n
a t B a rte lt M ercan tile com p an y ’s sale. W alker.
PLACE Y O U R O RDER NO W
Miss D agtpar S w arstad , a n u rse of d red and tw enty-tw o th o u san d dol
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H irt, of
P o rtlan d , is sp en d in g a few days vis lars a year, rep rese n tin g his in te rest
P o rtlan d , w ere th e g u ests on Sun
itin g in th e fam ily of W. F. H oney.
in th e Silver S tate Mine in C alifornia.
day of Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam Ogden.
All K inds an d Sizes
U pon v isitin g th e office of th e
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
M
ontgom
ery,
of
T he Misses N orm a an d H ilda
Suedi? ky AffMlwat
Op« Even Day
T
ru
s
t
Com
pany,
M
ary
is
su
rp
rised
M uender of O regon City w ere w eek A rdoch, N orth D akota, a re th e guests
and g ra tifie d to receive a v isit from
end guests of th e ir a u n t, Mrs. Fred th is week of th e H oney fam ilies
Mrs. Reed, w ife of th e p resid e n t of
They
have
sp
e
n
t
th
e
w
in
te
r
in
Vic
F ield h o u se an d fam ily.
to ria, B. C., an d are re tu rn in g home th e O ccidental TruBt com pany and an
GILT OR NATURAL WOOD
Miss D orothy Ball, of Ifliinem ann
old frie n d of h e r m other. She in
N EAT and C H E A P
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. H oney en te r
an d Miss E va H arm s of P ortland
vites M ary to m ak e h e r a visit a t h e r
tained
a
t
d
in
n
er
Sunday
P
re
sid
e
n
t
w ere Sunday gu ests of M ildred and
co u n try place in M aroneck and Mary
M A X SC H N E ID E R
P letch er H om an, of W illam ette Uni
GLOVES
W inifred St. C lair.
accepts.
MAIN ST R E E T
GRESHAM
versity
and
Rev.
Melville
T.
W
ire.
A ttorney M. C. K ing was in P o rt
At th e co u n try house M ary m eets a
MITTS
A
special
m
eeting
of
th
e
W
om
en’s
land on legal business an d rem ained
b rillia n t g ath e rin g of d e b u ta n te s and
BALLS
C h ristian T em perance U nion will b: young men. Among th e la tte r are
o ver Sunday w ith friends.
BATS
Mrs. H. M. G erm an h as as guests held T h u rsd ay aftern o o n A pril 23 two New Y ork society men, a Scotch
HEEL or TOE Plates
h e r b ro th er Myron C ollins and wife beginning at 2 :3 0 o'clock a t the noblem an, an Ita lia n d u k e and C ap
hom e of Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an on Main tain Ju stin B radford.
of New York.
T he G. A. R. and W. R. C. held stree t. Mrs. H annon, s ta te o rg a n i
T h e Ita lia n D uke, L eo n ard o di
th e ir reg u la r m onthly m eeting a t the zer will bq present an d ad d re ss the F e rra ra , is in a d istin ctly im pecuni The Farmer»’ Mutual Fire
Relief Association
g ran g e b ail la st S atu rd ay . — M t S. m eeting and Miss C orine Cover, of ous sta te . Suffering from th e in sist
t. . Wc are exclusive agents for SPAULDING S Sporting Goods,
R osina Evans, d ep a rtm en t presid en t W est V irginia, a gifted v io lin ist and en t dem ands of in d ig n a n t money
O F PORTLAND, OREGON
whicl). ÄIC the ^ est ma<l e-
a n d Mrs. Barlow, both of Oregon rea d er will p resen t sev eral n u m b ers len d ers, he looks upon th e recently
In
v
ites
all farm ers w ho h ave no
A larg e a tten d a n ce is d esired ,n o t only arriv ed young h eiress as a d irect a n s
City, were visitors.
Insurance on th eir farm b u ild in gs
of
m
em
bers
b
u
t
of
any
in
te
re
ste
d
in
H. M. G erm an re tu rn e d to G resh
to in su re w ith us. T h is associa-
wer to his p ray ers.
ation is th e ch ea p est ami sa fest in
am last n ig h t a fte r a trip covering th e work of tem perance.
C ap tain B rad fo rd falls in love with
th e sta le . It in su res only country
two m onths in several e a ste rn states.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. S q u ire e n te r Mary at his first sight of h er, but as
pro|»erty and lias over $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Mrs. A rth u r Cum m ings and little tained a t d in n e r C aptain an d Mrs. W he has n o th in g to recom m end him
in su ran ce in force.
The R EXÀLL store
d a u g h te r R u th a re spending a few J. Riley, th e la tte r ’s sis te r an d two beyond good looks an d a ste rlin g
Write or phone
days w ith Mrs. C um m ings’ m other, frien d s all of P o rtlan d , who cam e c h a ra c te r, he has at first little chance
H . W . B M A Z B A L t, F ree.
o u t by auto, re tu rn in g in th e evening a g a in st th e D uke's g litte rin g p erso n T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
Mrs. M. Vogel
ality an d M achiavellian m ethods.
A ssociation.
T h e Duke succeeds in becom ing a
FA IR AND SHOW
Phone 74
G resh a m B o n te H o. S
t e a l B a ta te
BOTH WANT FUNDS hero in M ary’s eyes by rescuing h er R o ta r y P u b lic
from a fire in th e stab les, w hich h as [
C om m ittees rep rese n tin g th e Land been s ta rte d by a sta b le m an bribed V.
P ro d u cts Show and th e M ultnom ah by th e u n scru p u lo u s noblem an.
A little la te r, how ever, Mary is I
County F a ir asociation w ere ap
pointed yesterday by th e p resid en ts given a tru e in sig h t in to th e char- ,
ac te r of h er fond ad m irer. W hile '
of th e two o rg an iz atio n s to confer
she is sailin g on th e la k e with the
w ith D eputy D istrict A ttorney C ollier Duke th e m o to r boat is set on fire by
P a u l H o e t z e l P rop.
rela tiv e to a division of th e funds th e engine. T h e D uke seizes th e only
Joh n R o ck efeller, R u ssell S a g e and a few o ilier m illion aire«
provided by th e la st le g isla tu re for av ailab le life -p rese rv e r an d ju m p s
W hen la llis l upon io s ta le how th ey su cceed ed so w ell
livestock an d a g ric u ltu ra l displays o v erb o ard leaving M ary to h er fate. .
B rad fo rd , who has been follow ing 1
an d fairs.
G enerally le ll us in a co u p le o f dozen w ords th e form ula, that w ill
th e course of th e m o to r boat w ith !
P resid en t Beall, of th e L and P ro d
l i n n (lie m agic trick .
longing eyes, sw im s to M ary's rescue.
ucts
show , ap p o in ted C. C. C hapm an
A fterw ard s w hen M ary a tte m p ts to
O llier m en, in a few words and flou rish es pretend Io say how die
ON TH E MARKET
R. W. Raym ond an d A. B. B atam to find and th a n k h er g allan t rescuer,
lin a m es o f d ie n ation sh o u ld be settled , but th eir ow n grocery
FR
ESII EVERY DAY
rep rese n t his o rg an izatio n an d P resi she discovers th a t he has been o rd er- j
hill* k <> iiiipahl.
d en t Lewis, of th e F a ir association, ed to h e a d q u a rte rs.— Adv.
Ill t»i till* wort of nt tiff Is gen ern lly far from th e point.
nam ed J. J. Jo h n so n , A. F. M iller and
H E R Ot t i PATION.
H. A. Lewis. T he co m m ittee will m eet
" P ro fe sso r,” said Miss S kylight,
fo r conference a t once and re p o rt to
I w an t you to su g g est a course in
th e com m issioners.
life fo r me. I have th o u g h t of Jo u r
R ep resen tativ es of both o rg a n iz a n alism ’’—
" W h a t a re y o u r own in c lin a tio n s? ”
tions ap p eared before th e coromis-
"O h, my soul y earn s and th ro b s
There is no royal road to fortune—the man or woman who diligently apply
j slo n ers yesterday and asked for a por- and p u lsates w ith an am bition to
themselves each day to the problems of that day and
| lion of th e $5000 fund provided by give th e w orld a lifew ork th a t sh all
th e la st leg islatu re. J. J. Jo h n so n , be m arvelous in its scope and w eird
ly e n tra n c in g in th e vastn ess of its
Hold the outgo inside of the income are making headway th at counts.
sp eak in g on behalf of tl\e F a ir asso s tru c tu ra l b e a u ty .”
Gresham, Ore.
Main St.
ciatio n , conten d ed th a t th e act does
" W o m a n ,'y o u 're born to be a m il
The practice of Economy in the household does not go hand in hand with
) n ot provide th a t th e Land P ro d u cts lin e r.”
the m atter of PRICE.
! show should have any of th e fund,
b u t invited th e show to consolidate
Goods th at hav* only the PRICE to recommend them are generally DEAR,
w ith th e fair In m aking th is display
AT ANY PRICE.
Mr. Raym ond recom m ended th a t
It is n ot o u r policy to conserve th e in te re sts of a few favored
th e $8000 be divided equally betw een
QUALITY GOODS go further, last longer and are always more satisfactory,
p a tro n s b u t r a th e r to help all o u r cu sto m ers and to extend to all
th e tw o o rg an izatio n s, and prom ised
than goods having only the PRICE to support them.
such le g itim ate co u rtesies and conveniences as m ake a good stro n g
if th is was done th e m erc h an ts of the
b an k of infinite value to th o se who do business w ith it.
city
would
double
o
r
treb
le
it
to
m
eet
The housewife, in self protection, should learn the practice of BUYING BY
T he sm oothness with which all o u r business is conducted is
th e expenses of th e ex h ibition.
BRAND all the table foods she uses.
th e best evidence th a t o u r rela tio n s w ith o u r d ep o sito rs a re en
M illinery M atter of Bnun«. S tyle
tire ly satisfac to ry
Think of MONOPOLE Every package guaranteed—in Glass, Cartons and
We ca rry am ple reserves. O ur in v estm en ts are th e best.
C reativ e A bility.
cans.
We a re su b je ct to as carefu l inspection as any N ational I n s titu
It is th is and th is alone th a t
tio n . O ur dep o sito rs a re Just as highly pro tected .
MONOPOLE on any label means Pure Food F it for any table.
m akes m illinery an a rt.
O ur h ats
Study o u r s ta te m e n t fo r facts th a t co u n t. G et w ith us and
d e m o n stra te th a t we have success
grow w ith us.
fully solved th e problem of selling
\y|.;__ GROW __IN— BUSINESS — BY— DESERVING— TO—G RO H
h igh class m illinery a t a very re a
D EPO SITS
R ESO UR CES
A PR IL 1«
so n ab le price
$ I « 5 .2 3 4 .« »
$ 1 1 0 ,0 0 2 .0 0
1013
I have sp en t m uch tim e g a th e rin g
$ 2 1 0 .« 5 3 .2 3
$ 15ft. 4 0 5 0 3
1014
first h and sty le in fo rm atio n and as
sem bling a stock of b ea u tifu l trim
med h ats and m illinery m erch an d ise
PHONE 661
a t very low prices th a t will su rp rise
PHONE 661
Crystal Springs Greenhouse
Sterling & Kidder
LAST C A L L FOR
Carnations and C hrysanthem um s
A Proposal from the Duke
SANITARY CASH MARKET
Main Street
Vegetable Plants
MEATS
PH OTOS
Picture Framing
Baseball, Hurrah!
S P A L D I N G ’S
Attention !
T e n n i s R a c k e t s a n d B a lls -
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Making Money Easy
City Bakery
Best Bread
Pies, Cakes,
and other
Pastry
OUR BANK Is Operated lor YOUR BEST INTERESTS
Metzger Bros.
Quality and Service Store
you.
Come!
FIRST STATE BAM5Â
, G R ESH A M .
Y our inspection is invited.
MRS. M. VOGEL.
.v > ’ t V I
ORE.
I