TWICE A WEEK
VOL. 3.
G resham O utlook
NO. 23
GRESHAM,
CHIPMAN GETS
NEW CADILLAC
MAXWELL MACHINE
ATTRACTING NOTICE
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON
“Ever at Your Service’
Phone 701
TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1914
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
IN RECENT PRIMARIES
$1.50 PER YEAR
HEAVY MAIL ON
FOUR RURAL ROUTES
FRUITGROWERS
INCORPORATE
The tw o-page ad. of th e Maxwell
G resham ru ra l ro u tes handled
Auto Co. in th is issue will im press
m ail during th e th irty days
prospective buyers, so th a t they will
April 16 to May 15, iuclusive i
rem em ber to m ake in q u irie s before
lows:
Lbs
Pieces
Oz
E. E. C hipm an has tra d e d his cin- j buying elsew here. It is n ot so much
Election re tu rn s have been th e ab I C ounty A uditor
8. B. M artin D elivered
A rticles of in co rp o ratio n of th e
I to ad v ertise th e local dealers as to
10298
1396.
gle cylinder C adillac a u to for one of aw aken public in te re st in a m e rito ri sorb in g topic ever since th e polls 'C o u n ty Surveyor.
R. C. B onser No. 1
G resham F ru itg ro w e rs’ association
11280
1668
F. H. Dam m asch No. 2
have been signed aud acknow ledged,
la te r co n stru ctio n , paying the d iffe r ous m achine th a t com pletely fills th e closed on F rid ay evening last. Those County C oroner
No. 3
11066
1444.
■
,
bill.
w
ith
fav
o
rite
can
d
id
ates
w
ere
more
the in co rp o rato rs being M. O. Nelson,
ence in price. T he old m achine is
5963
876.
The Maxwell is becom ing a p opular th an anxious to know th e re su lts and
T he D em ocratic s ta te can d id ates No. 4
C harles Cleveland, H. M. M iller, H.
down at th e P o rtlan d salesroom s it m achine an d is deservedly so, as it Is every source of possible new s was are few, th e progressives few er. F o r
E. Davis and F. H. Lehm an.
low priced an d one of th e best autos
T otal
38607
5385.
ting alongside an o th e r of th is y ea r's on
gov ern o r on th e d em ocratic tick et th e
At th e m eeting last night th e s u b
th e m ark et. Q uite a n u m b er are besieged for in fo rm atio n .
Col.
Lbs.
Pieces
Oi. scription b lanks w ere d istrib u te d
T he resu lts have been announced n om ination has gone to Dr. C .J.
mode), the tw o being in m arked con in use in th is vicinity.
No. 1
115.
1509
Big ad v e rtisin g , such as this,
am ong those of th e canvassing com
tra st to each o th er. T he C hipm an aw akens an in te rest and pays from but n ot q u ite com plete o r official. S m ith; U. S. se n ato r, G eorge E. No 2
1893
108. 10V4 m ittee p resen t and a call was m ade
C
h
am
b
erlain
;
n
atio
n
al
co
m
m
ittm
an,
au to is a little an tiq u ated -lo o k in g the sta n d p o in t of doing th in g s on a T he w inners are all know n th ro u g h
No. 3
143.
1508
- u for tom orrow evening, W ednesday,
rig with 75-incli wheel base und s in large scale. People are prone to fo r o u t th e sta te , su b ject to th e official H. M. E seterly ; rep rese n tativ e, A. F. No. 4
977
60.
12 for th e purpose of o u tlin in g a plan of
F
legel.
gle cyiindci, built back in 1902, and get when th e d ealer in m erch an d ise re tu rn s. T he tables given h erew ith
drops out of th e public p rin t, but rep rese n t th e w inners fo r s ta te offi
In th e county th e leading can d i
proceedure. T he co m m ittee of 12 is
t h “ o ilier is a specially co nstructed when he com es reg u la rly o r in such
Total
588Ï
427. 1 0 ^ asked to be th ere.
d ate is Tom W ord for sheriff, a l
of 13 4-inch w heel base w ith a m anner as to im press th e rea d er cers, also fo r M ultnom ah county, on
th o u g h nearly a full tic k et was
T he cannery question was d is
all of th e 1914 im provem ents and he is not fo rg o tten . A dvertising th e rep u b lican tic k et:
“ Traffic in S ouls."
uannsd.
cussed fully, especially th e rro v isio n s
S ta te Officers.
fo u r cylinders, to be used on a stag e pays in all cases, b ut th e judicious
"Traffic In S ouls” will com m ence
ad v e rtise r alw ays gets th e best re N ational co m m ittee R. E. W illiam s
of th e by-laws. It was decided th a t
ru n in E a ste rn Oregon.
an en g ag em en t at th e Scenograph
sults.
GRESHAM
PRECINCTS.
they would be based on th e ideas of
U. S. S e n a to r.................... R. A. Booth
T he m otor n um ber of the little car
T h e a te r on S atu rd ay , May 23, m a ti
T
he
re
su
lt
in
p
recincts
308
and
o
th e r successful canneries at P uy
R
ep
resen
tativ
e,
1st
D
ist....................
is 1086, w hich signifies th a t it is the ATHLETIC CLUB
nees will be given a t 2 :3 0 and 8 :00
W. C. Hawley 309, em bracing th e city of G resham , p. m. T h ere a re six reels, 700 scenes allup, E ugene and Corvall s.
1086th ca r m a n u fa ctu re d by th e C ad
ELECTS DIRECTORS| R ep resen tativ e, 2d D ist......................
is given h erew ith in d etail for the and 600 people took p art in m aking
In th e m a tte r of paym ents to the
illac com pany. T his c a r was know n
d em ocratic can d i th e production. In New York City capital stock th e re will be no call
. ....................................... R. J. S in n o tt republican and
At a recent m eeting of th e G resh
as the m odel “A " and was built in
money before S eptem ber 1, and
am A thletic club the follow ing were
dates.
In 308 precincts 110 votes and m any o th e rs, people actually for
1902, and has been giving co n tin u e l e c t e d o i l th e b o ard o f d ire c to rs : R ep resen tativ e, 3d cD lst....................
fought to gain ad m itan ce. N othing then for only w hat may be needed at
were
c
a
st;
in
309
th
e
vote
was
187.
................................ C. N. M cA rthur
ous service for 12 years.
D uring a Geo. Honey, B ert Lindsey, Jo e P aten-
b e tte r could possibly be show n in the th a t tim e. The can n ery will not he
built until next tall and money will
g re a t deal of th e tim e fo r th e last eaude, E ttsel Jones, Geo. Steele and G o v e rn o r.............. Jam es W lthycom be T hese num bers rep resen ted ab o u t 65 p ictu re line to do good for young not be needed, except for building
S tate T re a s u re r...........T hom as B. Kay per ce n t of th e re g istra tio n of all people.
th re e y ears Mr. C hipm an has used H arold K ern.
T his p h o to -d ram a Is in six reels, equipm ent and supplies. T hese Item s
The club h a s arran g e d for th e use
th e single cylinder ca r in m aking of tlie second floor of th e Jacobson Ju stice s S uprem e C ourt,.. L. T. H a r p arties, w hich ratio held good all an d is produced by th e U niversal will not all come at once and th e as
over
th
e
county.
ris, H enry J. Bean, T hom as A.
his mail deliveries. He has now p u r building w hich will be fitted up with
Film M an u factu rin g com pany. C rit sessm ents will be m ade a t th e money
F ollow ing a te th e fe a tu re votes of ics say it is. th e best W hite Slave is required.
McBride. H. L. Benson.
app aratu s for club room s an d office.
chased a model “ G” 1908 C adillac.
The next g eneral m eeting will be
Traffic pictures, ev er placed before
When he took th e c a r into P o rt T here are ab o u t 30 m em bers, paid up A ttorney G eneral G eorge M. Brown these tw o precincts com bined;
the public an d to f u rth e r com m end held at th e call of C hairm an Davis.
'o date, and a lively cam paign is on School S u p t................... J. A. C hurchill
T
he
n
ig
h
t
board
in
308
was
A.
H.
land the ru n was m ade from G resh for securing new m em bers. T he
D ow sett, J. J. H alligan and Geo. W. it, th e en d o rsem en ts of th e most
D E R T IB T S
am to th e salesroom in one hour and m em bership fee is $2 and dues $1 a S tate E n g in e e r..............Jo h n H. Lewis M etzger, ju d g es; F. E. Todd, G. W. p ro m in en t people and societies are
four m inutes, and th e m o to r was not month. T he club m eets every T hurs- L abor C om m issioner ....... O. P. HofT Page and E. W. P eterson, clerks, in too nu m ero u s to m ention. No fa th e r
W . J . OTT
M. B . O T T
lay n ig h t fo r business, follow ed by R ailroad C om m issioner... F. J. M iller 309 th e officers w ere J. N. F aris, G. or m o th er should m iss th is o p p o rtu n
even warm.
ith letic contests.
A. Leslie, Max Schneider, ju d g es; ity to bring th e ir sons and d au g h ters
Supt. W ater Division No. 1.............
es E lk in g to n , W. R. K ern and to see it, as it is bound to save them
.............................J. T. Chinook Jam
m any a te a r in th e n ea r fu tu re . The
M eeting o f M. A. Itoss P ost and Corps
F ra n k W ostell, clerks.
D E N T IS T S
Follow ing are the succesful can d i
P recin ct
com m itteem en
w ere sm all sum of tw enty-five cen ts will
The re g u la r m eeting of M. A. Ross d ates in M ultnom ah co un ty :
GRESHAM
-
-
OREGON
nam ed in 309 as follow s: R epubli ad m it any one to se ats in any p a rt of
dem ocrat, th e th e a te r.
H. R. T row bridge, who bought the Post and Corps m et la st S atu rd ay at C ircuit J u d g e ........ C. U. G antenbeip can, C h arles C leveland;
Chas. S m ith farm ab o u t a year ago the gran g e h all, a good atten d a n ce S tate S en ato r.......... ....... A. L an g g u th D. M. R oberts. D. M cKeren was
Play W ell Received.
nam ed by th e d em ocrats in 308.
died last W ednesday m orning at hit being presen t. An in te re stin g fea
F o r ju stice of th e peace, D. S.
hom e in P o rtlan d , spinal tro u b le be tu re of th e day was th e visit of a S tate S en ato r Jo in t O. M. M cBride
P h o n e M a in 2 « S 3
T he “ K ingdom of H earts Content
•'um ber of ladies from o th e r Relief R ep resen tativ e, Jo in t. C. M. H u rlb u rt Jo h n so n polled 75 votes, E. L. T horp
ing the cause of his death.
Ben was presen ted la st F rid ay n ig h t by
Mr. and Mrs. S um pter, who reside ’orps. T he v isito rs w ere Mesdames R ep resen tativ es, S. B. Cobb, Jo h n 70, on th e rep u b lican ticket.
J.
E. CLANAHAN, D.M.D.
Rollins received th e full stre n g th of th e sen io r class of th e G resham
on the T row bridge farm , w ent to Hilda S later May A rm strong, M. J.
Gill,, O scar W. H orne, 8. B. H ous th
D E N T IS T
high
school
assisted
by
o
th
e
r
m
em
B
arber,
J.
E.
Gell,
T.
L.
T
h
orton,
e
d
em
o
crats
In
th
e
two
precincts
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay evening to atten d
ton, Louis K uehn,D . C. Lew is, L. V. for th e sam e office. M. M. S quire bers of th e high school. T he p icture
!!. M. G em w ell, Anna B ernard and
o ffice 514 O regon ian B ldg.
th e fun eral of Mr. T row bridge.
L ittlefield, C onrad P. Olson, Ben was no m in ated fo r constable his th e a te r was crow ded to th e doors and
O regon
Miss E thel Spear, of L atourell, Lizzie Bell, ail of G ordon G ranger
P o rtla n d ,
all received th e p rese n tatio n of the
was a visitor in the K. P. Rasm ussen 'o rp , No. 43, P o rtlan d , and Mrs. A.
Selling, A ndrew C. Sm ith, Plow den vote in G resham being 59.
play
w
ith
favor.
T
he
p
a
rts
w
ere
well
o.
Pool
of
S
u
m
n
er
Corps,
No.
21.
S.
B.
M
artin,
republican
can
d
id
ate
P H Y S IC IA N S
hom e Sunday.
S to tt and Lloyd J. W entw orth.
A co m m ittee from th e P ost and
for co unty au d ito r, received 138 ta k e n and show ed carefu l w ork on
Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Reed w ere in
th
e
p
a
rt
of
th
e
pupils
and
those
in
C
om
m
issioners
..
Philo
H
olbrook,
R
u
'o
rp
s
was
ap
p
o
in
ted
to
visit
th
e
cem
votes
th
e
h
ig
h
est
of
any
can
d
id
ate
P ortlan d on business F rid a y and Sat
ch arg e of th e ir train in g . W hile th e re
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
etery on T h u rsd ay , May 28, and dec
in G resham .
fus C. H olm an.
urday.
P h ysician and S urgeon
All those who ad v ertised in th e were som e fav o rites, it was generally
G rant Bell w ent to P o rtlan d S at orate the so ld iers graves. No o th e r Sheriff ......................... T. M. H u rlb u rt
O F F IC E H O UK S
u rday to delivere th e b allo t box from m em orial exercises will be held here C ounty C le rk ................. Jo h n B Coffey O utlook d u rin g th e cam paign w ere conceded th a t all did cre d itab le work
10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 8 p. m.
his year
T h e co m m ittee consists
h ig h est in th e count all over E astern T he net proceeds of th e evening were
th is precinct.
7
to
8 p. m.. at R esid en ce
$90, w hich will be used in m eeting
of Mrs. C lara K ane, Mrs. M aggie County T re a s u re r........ Jo h n M. Lewis M ultnom ah.
P h o n es
Office 116 R esid e n c e 118
expenses
in
connection
w
ith
g
ra
d
u
"ro
w
,
Mrs.
E
m
m
a
G
ilm
ore
and
Mrs.
LOST-—L adies brown g a u n tle t
on
Office H o w itt B ld g ., o v er P . O.
ation.
The
high
school
o
rch
e
stra,
H
annah
Bond
from
th
e
Corps
and
Main s tre e t, G resham , F riday
G resham Y oung Lady W eds E ugene
which fu rn ish ed several num bers,
Thos. C in d er from th e Post.
night. F in d e r call 681.
23
G en tlem an .
show ed the resu lts of tra in in g and
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. B radley, of did good work.
PH O N E S: R esid e n c e, 111; Office, l l x
L illies T ree soap. F o r trees ami
J. C. M arshall and Miss Bessie
K alispel, M ontana, a re visiting Mrs.
rose bushes. S terling & K idder.
Camp left G resham fo r V ancouver,
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
B radley's p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ma-
P h ysician and Surgeon
W ash., S atu rd ay th e 16th, an d were
1S 8U IA S C E
TROUTDALE, Ore., May 18.—
nary. Mr. B radley noted g re a t im
H o u rs
10-12 a. m„ 2-4 and 7-8 p. m.
T he
P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ association m a rried a t th e hom e of Mr. D etering provem ent in th is p a rt of Oregon in
Office, H ow itt B u ild in g
T h e L adies’ Aid will m eet with
gave a tre a t at th e schoolhouse F ri- 1510 G rant s tre e t, by Rev. Ellis. The
GRESHAM
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OREGON
JOHN BROW N
tain ed w ith a splendid p ro g ram and bride was atten d e d by Miss G race th e p ast fifteen year.
Mrs. E. A. B ak er on P le a sa n t View
Mr. an d Mrs. J. H. S tocker, of
IK SD B A K C B
lay, May 5th. The ch ild ren enter- Hessel. T he groom by C. D. Hum e.
avenue on T h u rsd ay , May 21st.
bad all th e ice cream they could eat. Mr. A lbert Camp, b ro th e r of the G resham , sp e n t Sunday a t th e Cras-
R epresenting only R E L IA B L E IN
Young peoples' m eeting on Sun
brid e was also present.
Everyone had a lovely tim e.
P H O N E S:
R esid en ce,
T abor
120:
well home.
Office. Main 4812: H om e A 6162
T he couple will m ake th e ir hom e
SURANCE COMPANIES
day evening, May 24th. Topic, The
Mrs. H ull e n te rta in e d Miss Olive
T
he
g
ra
d
u
a
tin
g
exercises
of
th
e
W ilson and som e o th e r frie n d s at h er In G resham a t present w here th ey are
C h ristian
M eaning
of
Recent
J. M. SHORT. M. D.
G resh am , O regon
P h o n s 513
receiving th e co n g ra tu latio n s of th e ir C o ttrell school will be on T h u rsd ay
hom e F rid a y evening.
E
vents,
Psa.
11:1-7.
Led
by
G. M.
P h ysician and Surgeon
T he Sunday school club was e n te r m any friends
evening, May 21.
R es., 03 East O0th St.
L aughlin.
tained by Miss G ladys L um sden at
T he G irls’ E m broidery club will
O ffice, 1111 -1 3 S e llin g B u ild in g
G resham M asons V isit M ontavilla m eet
T he business m eeting of young
h er home, on F rid a y evening. Be
P O R T L A N D . OREGON
w ith
Miss Ivy B lackburn
J a m e s E lk in g t o n
Lodge.
sides the m em bers of th e club Miss
peoples’
society
was
held
a
t
th
e
home
T
h
u
rsd
ay
aftern
o
o
n
.
IN 8U B A N C E
Mabel Inglis of G resham and Mr.
of G. M. L aughlin having been ch a n g O ffice P h o n e 46.
A C C ID E N T
SU R ETY BONDS
M em bers of th e G resham Masonic
R h eu m atism Q uickly Cured.
R e sid e n c e, 338
and Mrs. C. I R a k er w ere present.
E IR E
A U T O M O B IL E
“ My s is te r's h u sband had an a t ed on account of Mrs. G. N. S ager be
All had a lovely evening and the lodge w ent by au to to M ontavilla
L IE E
P L A T E G L A SS
G
e
o
.
I
n
g
lis,
M. D.
last
n
ig
h
t
w
here
they
atte
n
d
e
d
th
e
tack
of
rh
eu
m
atism
In
his
a
rm
,”
HEALTH
club is p lan n in g m any good things,
ing indisposed. A good rep o rt was
P H Y S IC IA N and S V B O E O B
m
eeting
of
E
ast
G
ate
Masonic
lodge.
O ffice on H a in S tr e e t
w
rites
a
w
en
Known
resid
e
n
t
of
New
A ll p r o fe ss io n a l c a lls p rom p tly a t
A chicken pie su p p er will be given
h eard from all com m ittees.
P H O N E S:
Office 81« R e s . 68.
tended. S p ecia l
a tte n tio n to d is
by th e L ad ies’ Aid society T h u rsd ay W ork in th e th ird degree was p u t on ton, Iowa. “ I gave him a b o ttle of
e a s e s o f the E y e s and fittin g o f
P
lea
san
t
V
alley
g
ran
g
e
m
eets
S
at
by
th
e
M
ontavilla
M
asons.
The
C
h
a
m
b
e
rla
in
’s
L
in
im
en
t
which
he
evening, May 28, from 5 to 8 o'clock.
g
la
ss
e
s.
C O B T B IC T O B 8
F u ller an n o u n cem en t will be m ade G resham Masons say they had a applied to his arm and on th e next u rday, May 23d, w ith d in n e r a t noon
o ffic e H ou rs 9 to I I a m ., 1:30 to 6
royal tim e.
o v er F ir st a t a t s B ank
O resh a m ,
m orning th e rh eu m atism was go n e.” and lectu re h o u r a t 1 :30 p. m. The
next week.
T
hose
who
w
ent
were
O.
A.
E
a
st
F
o
r
ch
ro
n
ic
m
u
scu
lar
rh
eu
m
atism
Aaron Fox is in San F rancisco as
lectu
re
hour
is
an
open
m
eeting.
Ev
ALFRED HAM M AR
delegate to th e F o rre ste r's conven m an, L. L. K idder, Max S chneider. you will find n o th in g b e tte r th a n
R. R. C arlson, Guy F ield h o u se, Cleve C h a m b e rla in ’s L inim ent. Sold by erybody is in v ited to a tte n d . Sub
tion.
P lasterer and C em ent C ontractor.
E llsw orth R a k er and W ill C orning B inder. C. R. W heeler, W. H. Cong- G resham D rug Co., and all D ealers. ject fo r discussion, essen tial im prove
Dr. W . C. Belt
E stim ates fu rn ish ed fre e on re
-pent several days In D ayton, Oregon don and W. K. Burke.
R eg u lar 812.00 w ashing m achines, m ents in farm conditions.
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
quest. All work G uaranteed
last week visitin g frien d s and re la
H. W. S nashali h as been called to
U tah L and P la ste r $9.50 p er ton 27.95 a t C a rlso n ’s w hile they la st.—
tives.
P h o n e 501
G resh am P. O. B o x 31
Office
on
Main
S
tre et, op. L ibrary
M olalla to a d ju st a fire in su ran ce
Jam es B oard well, of Los Angeles, a t G resham . M etzger B ros.— Adv. Adv.
Phone
18
G resham , Ore.
on
a
barn
w
hich
has
b
u
rn
ed
with
is visiting his m o th er Mrs. Ira Dod
son. If he finds a su ita b le location
¡co m p lete loss of all co n ten ts, in clu d
he may s e ttle here.
IF YOU W ANT FIRST CLASS WORK SEE
ing seven horses.
Miss Mabel Inglis, of G resham ,
Dr. H a slo p ejip ects to open offices
spen t th e w eek-end w ith Mrs. L um s
In F ir st S ta te Hank b u ild in g . G resh
P leasan t V alley Social anil E n ter
den. ’
am d u rin g th e tw o d a y s T u esd a y
tain m en t.
Mr. and Mrs. Riche have been vis
and F rid a y , s t a r t in g th e first T u e s
LfrTcSTtW K
POULTRY.
itin g Mrs. H. F. P arso n s who has
T h ere will be an ice cream social
day in May.
moved to th e H arlow cottage.
N otice.
FOR SALE— Two larg e five-year-old
and e n te rta in m e n t a t th e P leasan t
Miss S tella H atfield has retu rn ed
m ules, also fo u r la rg e h orses, well
1 will h av e fo r sale at T a r r ’s au c Valley g ran g e h all, F rid ay evening,
hom e from h e r school In Blalock.
bro k e: 1300 to 1400 pounds. H. tion sale May 21, 20 h ig h -g rad e
| May 22, for th e benefit of th e public
Mrs. G. P. Lum sden is very 111 and
E. Davis. P hone 21.
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W hite L eghorn
ro o sters and also lib rary .
OSTEOATHIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
will have a tra in e d n u rse w ith her.
E verybody invited to a t
som e of my fine pullets.
H. W.
T he sw itch board of th e T ro u td ale
B E E F CATTLE, Stock c a ttle and Cooley, T ro u td ale , K. 1. phone 434.
A p p o in tm en ts m a y be m ade for
tend.
branch of th e Pacific S tates T ele fresh cows w anted. A ndrew s Bros.,
a b o v e d a y s a h ea d by c a llin g F ir s t
phone com pany was moved last S at P lea san t Hom e. Phone 279.
S ta te Bank.
P h o n e 636
W E D E S IG N B U IL D IN G S
A large stock of Screen Doors.
urday from A. Fox' sto re to th e Lo
THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH PEN W ire Screen, A d ju stab le Window-
P O R T L A N D O F F IC E
gan
building
and
will
be
o
p
erated
by
ETTSEL T. JONES
FRANK7C. JONES
DRIVING TEAM for sale.
An
d ie d In d ian R u n n er ducks. B arred
♦55-6-7-8-9 M organ B ld g .
Je an Larson.
P lym outh Rocks eggs fo r h a tc h Screens at M etzger Bros. “ Sw at the
B roadway and W ash in gton St.
Mrs. L ilyan M arian a began h e r ' drew s Bros., P lea san t Hom e. Phone
F
ly
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Adv.
87®.
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ing,
$1.00
p
er
se
ttin
g
,
postpaid,
A ttorneys.
w ork as lib ra ria n on May 18.
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$7.00 per h u n d red . P. F. U hlig,
PASTURAGE for reut. G ood feed ;
G resham , O regon, R. 3.
Special
F
ence
sale,
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in.
Field
M ain 1940
ru n n in g w ater. Mrs. E. D ouglass.
K. 3601
Fence at 27c per ro d ; 3 ft. W ire
R 1, T ro u td ale . Ore.
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M iscellan eou s.
G ate $2.25. M etzger B ros.— Adv.
c . G. SCHNEIDER
F or Sale.
Attorney-at-Law
No. 1 hog feed, processed barley, ROOM and BOARD— W anted in a
N orcross G arden C u ltiv a to rs keep
q u iet place for th e sum m er, by
430 W o rcester B ld g. P ortlan d . Ore.
$20.00
p er ton a t S u n d ial Mill.
your g arden free from weeds. At
lady w ith two ch ild ren , 3 and 6
F
airview
,
O
regon.
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y ears old. S. W B., 736 E ast 69th
- S te rlin g ti K id d er’s
k ,------------
N orth P o rtlan d .
WITH THIS OLD RELIABLE INSTITUTION
PASTURE fo r re n t at G resham . A.
B.
W
itter.
South
R
o
b
erts
avenue.
4 per cent
W ood!
W ood!
W ood!
4 per cent
P hone 383.
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Sherm . M cC arter will supply you
you not only avail yourself of the advantages of our prompt
FOR SALE- - F in e young d ark J e r w ith it. Seasoned live wood, $4 60;
service, careful business methods, and other hanking facilities
seasoned
dead
wood,
$3.50.
Phone
sey cow. E x tra rich m ilk. P e te r
335.
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hut you also profit by our acquaintance with the people of this
A nderson. P hone 57.
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O T T BRO S.
Corbett
Cottrell
Troutdale
a«
Pleasant Valley
Outlook Want Ads., Quick Results
Dr. Edmund B. Haslop
IN BECOMING A DEPOSITOR
Bank of Gresham
GRESHAM. OREGON
la a UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY for Postal Savings
funds ; Designated Depositary for the CITY of GRESHAM,
and Gresham SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 4.
We solicit the accounts of individuals and merchants, ex
tending to our customers every courtesy consistent with safe
and conservative bankuig.
4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings and Time Deposits.
A. F M ILLER, l*i«*i«leot.
K. A. M IL L ER , V ice-PreM .lent.
► . A. HOLLIDAY. $ ice-P res.
K. W. P E T E R SO N . V aehier.
G ust. la r m ii. E m an u el A nderson. J. McP. K obin*on. D irectors.
C olts at A uction.
a t T a r r 's sale on May 21st, I will
have a p air of 2-year-oids o ut of
heavy stock.
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FOR SALE— C heap, 2,000 gallon
Redw ood ta n k , pum p and pipes
Rose M etzger, phone 3x.
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SIX HUNDRED pound cream se p a r
P a stu re for R ent.
a to r, n early new. fo r sale at a b a r
D ouglass B eaver G arden. G reen
gain. In q u ire, S terlin g A K idder.
feed all su m m er
R u n n in g w ater.
50c a m onth and up
Mrs. Eunice FOR SALE— At a b arg ain , S pauld
M. D ouglass. R. 1. T ro u td ale. Phone
ing buggy, n early new. R. R.
781.
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C arlson. P hone 548.
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LOST— O r.j
bay
S h etland
pony, W ANTED— W om an to come to house
w hite spot on back, w hite feet No
once a week to wash. Best of
tify W H Cleveland. P hone 471.
w ages paid
Mrs. C larence C athey
P h o n e 97.
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FOR SALE— Utah L and P laster.
$i 50 per ton at mill.
Co , Fairview.
Sun Dial Mill FOUND— On Main street, a bunch of
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community and by our almost ten years of experience in the
banking business in this community. Your account, large or
small, checking or saving, is welcome, and we assure you of the
best treatment possible, with absolute assurance that your
business will be handled in absolute confidence.
FIRST STATE BANK
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