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OUTLOOK
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
FRIDAY.
AUGUST
1*.
I» II
C ollege tr a d itio n w as u ppet la s t
R alp h an d
B u rn h a m C ook, o f * “d u ead ay w hen a n O reg o n A g ricu l
P a ri Roee, a re sta y in g w ith th e ir tu t a l C o lleg e proft-«»or, H en ry C ia;
g ra n d p a re n t» , Mr an d M rs. W. H u ra n d o n . tu r n e d
111» back on hi
H a m ilto n , S r , tbl» w eek.
b a ch elo r frien d »
an d
e n te re d the
A re m o n s tra n c e w as c irc u la te d
.
. .
. . . . . . . .
A n d rew M cM illen w as allo w ed $100 !
< u . r ih t
th e
p etitio n to d iv id e th e ran k » o f th e m a rrie d
HU b rid e waa
ac­
b u ttled d is tric t to h elp to form a Ml»» V era E tta H aek ell, a g r a d u a te fo r fo u r cow s s la u g h te re d on
T h a t’s th e place you a re looking for to tra d e . A n d th a t is w h y m o re people a re com ing
ne.\ d is tric t for .Mew P le a s a n t H om e. ,,f th e O. A C. cia»» o f 1911, w ho ha» co u n t o f tu b e rc u lo s is : B. N. H all w as I
each
d a y to tra d e w ith us.
They realize their m o n ey goes farther, b esid es getting the
Mr. a n d Mr» H o w ard an d »on ,
th a t t ,
a „ ,n B tru c to r ln paid $76 fo r th r e e cow s. H enry
from ea » te rn O regon v is ite d th e ir
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d a u g h te r an d so n -in -la w , Mr. an d D onif»tlc S cience a t
th e P o rtla n d K u n im el Is a sk in g fo r $25 fo r on e
cow.
T h e co u n ty a n d s ta te each
.Mr« Jo h n H o asn er se v e ra l day».
¡T rade» School. T h e P o rtla n d »ehool
Mr. Ja c k so n h it» In sta lle d a ga»o- WUH th e hr»t m e e tin g place of th e pay o n e -h a lf o f th e a m o u n t allo w ed
a n d th e o w n e rs a re a llo w e d to sell
lin e e n g in e to hte new w ell.
, w ed d ed
,
Mr HraIldoI)
rite E m b ro id ery clu b m et a t th e ,
,
. . . .
...
.. . .. th e a n im a ls to th e m e a t c o m p a n y fo r
hom e Of Mr» G L u sted lu«t T u esd ay h ‘K ltB p rin c ip a l w hen .Ml»» H a sk e ll
w h at th ey w ill b rin g .
A la rg e a tte n d a n c e of th e m em ber» began te a c h in g th e re . Mr. B ran d o n
M iss Isab el M cG regor, w ho
has
wus p re » -n t an d also som e v isito rs ¡cam e to th e A g ric u ltu ra l C o lleg e ln
ice c re a m an d c a k e w ere se rv ed by 1913 as p ro fe sso r of I n d u s tr ia l A rts been v is itin g h e r c o u sin M rs. J. A
th e h o ste ss an d all h ad an e n jo y a b le
a n d d ire c to r of s h o p w ork. A fte r a D av id so n , s t a r te d W ed n esd ay fo r h e r
tim e.
.Mr an d M rs. .1. S pain v isited w ith b rie f v isit w ith fr ie n d s a n d re la tiv e s h o m e in S h e rm a n co u n ty . S he wus
Mr. a n d Mrs. G. L u sted laat S unday.
back e a s t" , he w ill re tu r n w ith his acco m p a n ie d as fa r a s H ood R iv er
an d T h e D alles b) M iss D aisy D avid­
Mr
M r.
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took a tr ip In th
son w h ere bo th w ill v isit re la tiv e s
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an d frie n d s.
I official d u tie s .
C o n sta b le K elly h a s levied upon
tile R eed lish w h eel a t C o rb e tt to s a t ­
C o st o f a I e a r in C ollege,
Alex. B B rooke, fo rm e r re s id e n t , Two h u n d re d a n d tw e n ty -fo u r d o l­ isfy ju d g m e n t o f $ «7.35 a n d h as a n ­
D EM O N STRA TED
of C h e rry v ille , Is v isitin g old frien d s la rs Is g iv en as t h e a v e ra g e c o st of n o u n ced th a t he will se ll tile sa m e a t
at our Store
here.
p u b lic a u c tio n n ex t M onday m o rn in g .
It s th e new d rin k . If you h a v e n ’t tried it th e re is a big
Mrs. C. II J o h n s o n uud so u s h a v e : a y e a r in th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l
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T ills su m is a p p o rtio n e d
gone to P en d leto n to cook fo r th e 'C o lleg e.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
so m e th in g y c u h a v e m issed.
h u n g ry h a rv e s te rs w here h e r bus- u m oug th e v a rio u s ite m s o f a s t u ­ of M o u n t H ood may be seen in th e
band is w orking.
d e n t’s b u d g e t as fo llo w s:
R e g is tr a ­ w indow o f th e G re sh a m d ru g sto re .
Mrs. M yrtle C raw fo rd , w ho has
Tlie p ic tu re s a r e s u p e rb , th e co lle c ­
been v isitin g w ith h e r m o th e r Mrs. tio n fee, $5; s tu d e n t fee, $5; la b o r a ­ tion n u m b e rin g m o re th a n tw e n ty
to
ry
fees
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its
,
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J T F rle l J r ., h as re tu rn e d to P o rt­
land.
b o oks an d su p p lie s, $26; b o ard
fo r d iffe re n t view s of th e old m o u n ta in .
Mrs O live Eden Is v isitin g w ith e ig h t m o n th s, $ 1 2 0 ; ro o m r e n t fo r
H a rry E. W o o ste r a n d M iss M abel
h e r p a re n ts Mr an d .Mrs. A verill.
T ra c e y , b o th of E s ta c a d a w ere m a r ­
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A p a rty was held a t th e h o m e of
In a d d itio n to th e ab o v e rie d a t V an co u v er y e ste rd a y .
l)r B o tk in s.
A la rg e crow d wus lay, $20.
A m a r ria g e licen se w as issu ed on
p resen t an d all ex p re sse d a good a re th e e x p en ses fo r m ilita ry s u its
lim e .
an d g y m n asiu m s u its fo r th e m en W ed n esd ay fo r E rn e s t O. N icholson
M is s C la ra Italy Is v isitin g a t th e
of P o rtla n d a n d M iss B etty L. S al-
hom e of h e r a u n t Mrs. E lizab eth an d p h y sical c u ltu r e s u its fo r th e
wom en. T h e co st o f th e fo r m e r Is q u is t o f P o w ell V alley.
S h an k .
F lo re u c e
and
G lad y s B liss an d
M is It. P. Jo h n s o n , who h as been ¡a b o u t $15, an d o f th e la t te r a b o u t
M rs. J. L. D av id so n a n d fam ily
v isitin g at h e r s o n ’s h o m e h as g o n e $5
w |th
„ ,.a r e th p se s u its will C le v e la n d a n d W illa rd B liss re p o rt
t o IkiiiiaHcuH w h ere sh e will visit w ith
a very p le a s a n t' tr ip to S easid e o v e r v isited s e v e ra l days last w eek w ith
In r nelce, fo r a few week«.
w ear fo r m o re th a n o n e y e a r. T h e
T h e p a rty of y o u n g E. D avidson an d fam ily .
J e r ry E riel, w ho w as in ju re d in a item « need n o t he c o n sid e re d by m en la s t S u n d ay .
Rev. a n d M rs. M elville T. W ire,
logging cam p se v e ra l m o n th s ago, is 1 an d w om en w ho e n t e r th e v o c a tio n a l p eo p le, acc o m p a n ie d by Mr. an d
ju-d a b le to be o u t o f th e h o sp ita l,
M aliy
r e , u la r „In d e n t» M rs. G eo. K en n ey , tra m p e d to th e Mr. an d Mrs. K arl M iller a n d Mr. an d
but is still w alk in g on c ru tc h e s.
i
,
should have plentyof fresh, cool water these hot days. Let
to p of T illa m o o k H ead .
It w as a Mrs. H. L. St. C la ir s p e n t a p le a s a n t
A fam ily reu n io n w as held a t th e n,akw ,lle lr * • > w h o lly o r In p a rt by
Any '
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was.
The Fuller & Johnson Farm Pump Engine
Pump
and
Home o f J T. F rle l, J r ., all th e chll se c u rin g
e m p lo y m e n t
o u ts id e
of
a t t h e N e w L o w P r i c e , s u p p ly i t fo r y o u . T h e h o tte r th e d a y the
T h e y tilled th e ir hom e o f Mr. a n d Mrs. T. S. M '-Dau- Makes It Hemp '
(Iren w ere p re se n t. A Hue tim e w as school h o u rs .
E m p lo y m e n t b u re a u s g re a tly e n jo y e d .
th ir s tie r th e c a ttle get, a n d i t is no fu n p u m p in g b y hand in a s w e lte r­
«sfili
lels n e a r J e n n e s ta tio n .
T h e Mc­
en jo y ed by all.
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m a n a g e m e n t of th e C o l­
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a lw a y s re a d y to su p p ly a t once,
Miss A delin e M artin is v isitin g
rie s w hich a re sa id to h a v e m a d e line D aniel h o m e is id eally s itu a te d in a
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2 7 0 t o 2 , 4 5 0 G a llo n s o f W a t e r P e r H o u r!
w lih h e r frien d J e s sie C la rk , a t C h e r­
b e a u tifu l g ro v e o f seco n d g ro w th Hr
pies.
This re m a rk a b le en g in e is safe-
A ll O v e r t h e W o r ld
in Huding w ork.
ry Acres.
easy
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t h e r e a l e v id e n c e o f th e ir sncceso.
M iss R ose B eers a n d M iss R en a tre e s an d is a rra n g e d a n d fu rn is h e d
f
- a b s ..la t e ly w e a th e r p r o o f - n o b e lts . W e w an t to tell you a ll ab o u t t h is re-
1
braces, o r s p e c ia l p la tfo r m s n e e d e d , m a rk a b le e n g in e
l.ow it is m a d e -
B eers o f C o ttre ll s p e n t y e ste rd a y on fo r s u m m e r c o m fo rt.
List of Letters.
( o m e s rea.lr’ to run. W ill a. so o p e r a te w h at it w ill d o fo r you and t h e e i -
gri n,Intone wash in « m ath I ne. sepnra- trem t Iv low c o st at w h ich \o u can
Mr. a n d
Mrs. G eo rg e P ag e e n ­
to r. e tc . 1 h o t th e y a r e now used d a ily |)UV it. no
R em ain in g le tte r s u n c a lle d fo r in th e C o lu m b ia slo u g h as th e g u e sts
W r it e T o d a y f o r C a t a lo g N o . 1 7 — G e t th a N a w L o w P r ic e
'Schooling in youth should In v a ria b ly be
of M iss H e s te r T h o rp e in a p riv a te joyed an o v e r-S u n d a y tr ip to Man
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beach.
picnic.
for the beat p e rm an e n t occupation lor w h ich
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ing A ug u st 9 th , 1 9 1 4 :
he is c a p a b le /’—P resident C. W K lio L
E. W. Ay Is w ort h h a s r e tu rn e d
C h a rle s It. B arn es an d w ife, of
W. A. HESSEL
L e tte rs C. A. F le tc h e r, B e rt H ig -
This is the Mission of the
M a n z a n ita
beach
w h e re he
b j , F ra n k C oe, H e rb e rt C o n n e r, FI. P o rtla n d , w ere o v e rn ig h t g u e s ts yes­ fro m
s p e n t a b o u t a w eek.
M rs.
A yls-
W. H ig g in s, T. B u h m a n , H o w a rd M. te rd a y w ith th e E. L. T h o rp e fam ily.
w
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w ith
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M cA llister, G. A. R o b e rts , Mrs. E.
h im a f te r a n ab se n c e of s e v e ra l
Forty-sixth School Year Opens
M. D avis, M rs. I). F u rg u s e n , M rs J. s iste rs.
H a s No B atteries, S ta rts on H ig h -T e n sio n M agneto, w ithout
P e c k 's
r e s ta u r a n t
h a s ch a n g e d w eeks.
S E P T E H B E R 18th, 1914 | H. S teel, A lice W e lk e r, Mrs. A r th u r
C
ra n k in g . G et the price. See th is E n g in e before buying.
Mr. an d M rs. J. E. M etzg er a n d
h a n d s, th e
new
p r o p r ie to r
being
| A n d erso n .
W rite for illustrated too-page Book­
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R.
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a
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L a rry H o llyw ood
w ho is now in
C ard s
B elle H u ffm an .
let, “THH LIFE CAREER,” and for Cata­
s o jo u rn in g a t S easide.
log containing full information.
T h ese le tte r s w ill be s e n t to tile c h a rg e . Mr. P eck le ft th is w eek fo r
E. T. C ongdon an d w ife of T a co m a,
D ecree C o u r t " - A GRICULTURE! d ead le tte r office on A u g u st 23d, M arsh field , C oos co u n ty . H is fam ily
GRESHAM, OREGON
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a sh in g to n , a r e v is itin g w ith his
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus­ -914
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if n o t d e liv e re d b efo re,
in
bandry, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture.
Mr. C o n g ­
leav e fo r M arsh field la te n e x t m o n th cousin W. II. C ongdon.
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, c u llin g fo r th e ab o v e, p le a se say " a d ­
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L ogging E ngineering , home E co - v e rtis e d ,” g iv in g d a te o f list.
S u n d a y 's b aseb all g a m e w ill uot e rn Pacific P a in t shops. He h as been
NOMK ;S: Domestic Science, Domestic Art,
I. McCOLL, P. M.
ENGINEERING:
Electrical, Irrigation,
be p lay ed In G re sh a m . T h e A th le tic s in tlie em p lo y of th e N. P. fo r fo rty
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining.
Hom e ( oo k in g R estau ran t.
w ill go to G a rd e n H om e fo r a re tu rn years.
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY.
At th e M e th o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h
g
am e, a n d h a v in g b e a te n th e A g ri­
I ndustrial arts .
A re g u la r d in n e r w ill be se rv e d
Vocational fo u rm -A g ricu ltu re , D airy­ e v ery day fro m 12 to 2. S h o rt o r ­ c u ltu r is ts o n ce is e x p ected to do it S u n d ay Mr. B a k e r of th e A n ti-S a ­
ing, Home Makers’ Course, Industrial d e rs at an y tim e. H a v in g ta k e n o v e r a g a in . T o w n sen d w ill not play w ith loon L e a g u e w ill sp e a k a t 11 a. m.
Arts, Forestry, Business Short Course.
th e r e s ta u r a n t fo r m e rly c o n d u c te d ¡ th e te a m on S u n d ay b u t th e r e Is Rev. M elville T. W ire w ill p re a c h as
W h a t Rifle Shall Y ou U se?
School o f M u iic — Piano, String, Band,
b
y , Mr. P eck I w ould be p leased to l ^ r e a t h o p e (h a t th e G a rd e n H om e u su a l a t 8 p. m. T h e to p ic w ill be,
Voice Culture.
re ta in his p a tr o n a g e an d w ill en - ■ scalp » will d a n g le fro m th e A th le tic "L e ss o n s a n d W a rn in g s of th e E u ­
Farmers Business Course by M a il Free,
S u n d ay school
at
b e lts w hen
th ey
r e t u r n fro m tu e ro p e a n W a r.”
A d d rra s T U K K K O IS T B A K ,
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C o r r e ll!* , O re g e e
p u b lic .
L. H O LLY W O O D .
Mrs. W. H. B ond is e n te r ta in in g
J. H. C ro ss, e x p e rim e n ta l d ir e c to r
| fo r th e P . R. L. & P. a g r ic u ltu r a l h e r d a u g h te r Mrs. G eo rg e K ern , of
j d iv isio n , h a s re s e rv e d sp a c e a t th e H ep p n er. M rs. F a n n ie K elly of A sh ­
REPEATING RIFLE
c o u n ty f a ir fo r an e x h ib it.
I t w ill la n d a n d h e r so n w ere g u e s ts fo r a
j be o f im p o rta n c e to th e fa r m e rs as few d ay s th is w eek of M rs. Bond.
C h a m b e re d to ta k e 22 Short, 22 L o n g or 22 L ong Rifle
G ra n d m a W ood h as g o n e to P o r t­
sh o w in g
w h a t h a s been
accom -
C artridges, R o u n d or O ctag o n Barrel, W a ln u t Stock.
i p lish ed d u rin g th e p a s t few m o n th s la n d w h ere sh e w ill re m a in fo r som e
tim e ln th e fam ily of G uy 11. W ood.
i ln th a t d ire c tio n .
A n E xcellent G u n at a m o d e ra te price.
Mr. a n d M rs. J . N. F a ris . M iss N el- I
T h e C o lu m b ia b ric k y a rd s s h u t
¡d o w n la st
w eek,
p ro b a b ly
fo r a lie F a ris , M iss M aude M ichel an d
' m o n th , o w in g to th e slow tr a d e in Miss Isab el M etzger s p e n t W ednes-
| tlie b u ild in g lin e u sin g its p ro d u c ts, 'a y a t W elches, m a k in g th e tr ip by
HARDWARE
i A b o u t 18 m en a re la id off te m p o r- a u to .
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last
;
G R E S IIA M ,
j a rily , b u t th e y all e x p e c t to go back
O REG O N
AT THE
ito w o rk a g a in so m e tim e next m o n th . n ig h t from C a rlto n w h e re he h as '
I A lth o u g h
th e lib ra ry h o u rs a re been em p lo y ed in a lo g g in g cam p. .
Eyes tested and glasses fitted.
s h o r te n e d so m e w h a t d u rin g th is v a ­ H e w ill re tu r n to w ork in a few days. I (ireHhain Fruitgrow ers’ Association '
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n R o b e rts a re at
W ants Bai t lett Fears.
Dr. Geo. Inglis.
c a tio n m o n th , It is e v id e n t th e r e is a
W e a r e in p o sitio n to h a n d le B art-
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q u ic k e n e d in te re s t in th e usp o f t h ” h o m e from W elches fo r a few days to
j lib ra ry . It m ay be th e e x c ite m e n t o; look a f te r th e ir in te re s ts h e re and le t p e a rs in a n y q u a n tity . W ill pay |
C ostly T reatm ent.
T hey ex ­ a fa ir p rice to people th a t a re n o t '
I th e w a r n ew s lias led m any to d e s ire v isit th e re la tiv e s h ere.
" I w as tr o u b le d w ith c o n stip a tio n
r e tu r n
to th e m o u n ta in s m em b ers of th e a ss o c ia tio n
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T h e a n n u a l ele c tio n o f officers of ing, G re sh a m , O re. P h o n e 551.
if 'O r l e a n s , but no c u re w as effected Mr
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th e W o m en 's C h ris tia n T e m p e ra n c e
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new te le p h o n e d ire c to ry a n d a c c o rd ­
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lib ra ry . T lie officers ch o sen fo r th e y early s u b s c rip tio n to O u tlo
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te le p h o n e u se rs to n o tify him of any
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| c h a n g e s d e sire d by p a tr o n s o f th e
th at w e are still selling L um ber a t greatly
L. W o stell: first vice p re s id e n t, Mrs.
¡co m p an y so th e new book m ay be a s .
J. M S h o e m a k e r; second vice p re s i­
red u c e d prices a n d h av e large q u a n tie s of
c o m p le te a s p ossible. An ad In th e
d e n t. Mrs. W F. H oney; th ird vice
p h o n e d ire c to ry w ill pay tlie b u sin e ss
all k in d s, ro u g h , sized and finishing, at
p re s id e n t. Miss E s th e r F .lford; re ­
m an. T h e book w ill be g o tte n up on
c o rd in g s e c r e ta ry , Mrs
G eo
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o u r mill at S an d y . L.et us figure on y o u r
th e m ost a p p ro v e d p lan
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H oney;
c o rre sp o n d in g
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i p h o n e is m o re o r less o f a p u b lic a f ­
Mrs. W. F. H o n ey ; tr e a s u r e r , Mrs
fa ir a n d c e rta in ly a b u sin e ss n e ces­
E. D avidson.
W e a re in terested in Y ou a n d Y o u r Success,
sity , it Is im p o rta n t to h a v e it us
T h e s u p e r in te n d e n ts
of d e p a r t­
c o m p le te a n d c o rre c t as p o ssib le. If
b
e c a u se O u r S uccess d e p e n d s u p o n Y ou a n d
M a r t in L e n n a r t
M g r.
P h o n e 440
¡th e p a rto n s w ill c o -o p e ra te w ith th e m e n ts a re as fo llo w s: a n tin a rc o tic s ,
Sandy, O re .
Mrs. E lla A to n ; m edal c o n te s t an d
Y o u r S uccess a n d th e S uccess of th e C o m ­
i m a n a g e r it w ill be a p p re c ia te d .
p rize essay w o rk . M rs B W. E m e ry ;
Mrs. E lla A ton re tu r n e d a d ay o r
m
u n ity D e p e n d s O n A ll of U s. O u r interests
sc ien tific in s tru c tio n in th e public
tw o ag o fro m Rev. J. H W o o d ’s
are m u tual.
sch o o ls, M rs
J.
M.
S h o e m a k e r;
h o m e w h ere sh e h ad beeu n u rs in g
m o th e rs ' m e e tin g s . Mrs. E. D avid­
A ch eck in g ac co u n t a t this b a n k will be
Mrs. W ood.
M rs W o o d 's c o n d itio n
so n
p re ss
s u p e r in te n d e n t,
Mrs.
m ad e it n e c e ssa ry fo r M rs A ton to
of a ssista n c e to you.
C la ra K a n e : S u n d ay sch o o l w ork, i
r e tu r n la s t u ig h t b u t th e re p o r ts th is
Mrs. C. E. R u s h e r; flow er m ission.
W e Pay 5jc a pound for No. 1
m o rn in g a re th a t th e p a tie n t Is im ­
M rs. A r ts S m ith ; e v a n g e listic w ork,
p ro v in g .
Cows. Can use Hogs and V eal
START IN RIG HT NOW
Mrs. C. M . O lip h a n t; p u rity d e p a r t - '
F r a n k G ibbs an d fam ily h a v e gone
any time. Any quantity.
m e n t. Miss A n n a K a lm a r: lite r a tu r e
to se a s id e w h e re th e y w ill re m a in
a n d U nion S ig n a l w o rk , M rs G ust
fo r s e v e ra l w eek s
Highest Price According to Size and Quality
L arso n
M rs S. M D avis a n d c h ild re n , of
T h e p ast f e a r is co n ced ed by all to 1
H u rlb u r t, a r e sp e n d in g th e w eek
be th e b est In th e h is to ry o t th e lo ­
w ith h e r m o th e r M rs IL M G ilm ore.
G R E S H A M , O 4?E.
cal u n io n a n d m uch a g g re s siv e w ork
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is b ein g p la n n e d
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year.
d o w n a t P le a a a n t H om e.
Where Your Dollars Are Largest
SPECIAL CLEAN-UP SALE
Screen Doors, values to $1.25 at 90c com plete
Screen Doors, values to $1.50 at $ 1 .2 5 com plete
W indow Screens 18x33 adjustable, 2 3 c
W indow Screens 24x33 adjustable, 2 7 c
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One to fifty h. p. Field Type “W” Gas Engines
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Hessel’s Farm Machinery
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