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G KENRAM
CEM ETERY CH APEL
D ESTRO YED B Y
F IR E S
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h a n d so m e c e m e te ry ch ap e!
am . re id en ce o f th e s u p e r in te n d e n t
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at M ount b c o tt P a rk c e m e te ry w ere
il> t r im d by fire o n S u n d ay la s t, th e
to ta l loen b ein g o v e r 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 .
II
N E A R B O R IN G
UNDER
CONTROL
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O IT M H tK
IN GRESHAM
ANO VICINITY
F R ID A Y .
l i b i ST
lu ll
fruit Camuña Season
F ire« In th is v icin ity a r e co nbidt r-
b® u n d e r ‘" ,,,ro1 u n le s s tK
w ind sh o u ld rise. I'tiw a n ls o f 20<l‘(
ce -ils of wood a rc Halil to h av e been
M iss A n n e .M argach, w ho baa
d e stro y e d w ith in tw o o r th r e e m ile s b een th e g u e st o f Minn E c k fo rd C am -
i o f B o rin g In th e p a st w eek.
P u g il e ro n fo r th e pant Hix V M k l, le ft fo r
de
o v er, il to be on lire an d wan B ros. h av e lost ab o u t 1200 c o rd s a n d S e a ttle , on T h u rs d a y m o rn in g . .Miss
■ -upp ■ .■ i d to be sa fe a f te r th e b ta lf
' a k a o B ros, a b o u t 200 c o rd s a n d M arg ach w ill v isit
in W ashington
had a p p a re n tly
been e x tin g u is h e d . ‘ h e re h av e been se v e ra l o th e r m in o r a n d w e ste rn C a n a d a b efo re r e tu r n -
ill» ..e v e r, a la te n t sp ark a g a in e n v el- i h isses
, lu g to h e r h o m e In G ra iiilin , N o rth
To offset this we wil! make the following prices, subject to stock on hand:
>P' I th e s t r u c tu r e s in a blaze a n d j
'Wednesday the b a rn o f H er- D a k o ta . .Many c a m p in g p a rtie s w ere
till
.U H . a to ta l loss. S om e o f th e rnan F re d e r ic k s , re s id in g a b o u t tw o e n jo y e d d u rin g h e r visit a n d sh e is
c o r n nt of th e re sid e n c e of S u tler a n d •'* h alt m iles so u th w e s t o f B o r v ery e n th u s ia s tic In h e r p ra is e of
P ts. 70 c, Q ts. 9 ()c. 2 Q ts. $ 1 ,1 5
Pt». 5 5 c , Q ts. 6 5 c ,
2 Q ts 7 5 c
S m a ll 2 3 c l a r g e 2 7 c Jarlid s 15c
iiilen d . n t R ey n o ld s was sav ed . T h e , lnK- » 'n o th c r w ith fa rm m a c h in e ry O reg o n .
P a r o w a x I Oc
sloiii w alls
re m a in
s ta n d in g hu* .a n d a la rg e a m o u n t ol h ay , w ere de-
-Mrs. C. N. T a b e r, of R eynolds,
tIn re w as o n ly sm a ll in s u ra n c e . Tim > “^ ro y e d by fire.
N o rth D a k o ta , is v isitin g w ith Iter
t u lld ilig s w ill he re p la c e d .
i T h e h ig h tr e s tle n e a r B a rto n s o u th f a t h e r .Mr. W m. T linm .
I o f B o rin g w as in im m in e n t d a n g e r
F re d C ra n e g o t hack from G e a r­
h u t w as sa v e d .
T h e ra ilw a y com-
TA K ES THE COUNT
h a r t la s t T u e sd a y a n d said it w as so
P E D E S T R I A N S p a tty 's lire c a r d id good serv ice a lo n g
ON
w arm dow n th e r e tie'll r a t h e r live in
—
| th e tra c k .
T ro u td a le .
O u r csi.
co iitcm p , th e .Monday
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M. M. S q u ire S u u d ay ed a p a r t of
in h ib itio n
T h ro u g h
R e fe re n d u m
C raw fish , say s th a t O tto S ta u b was
In C a n a d a .
la s t S u n d ay on th e way to .Molalla
in fro m F a irv ie w not long ag o an d
S ev eral Im p o rta n t c h a n g e s in th e a n d back.
H e fo u n d th e scen ery
h a v in g so m e id le tim e on h is h a n d s, 1 ,BW * ° “ ,d b" M c e a sa rjr in C a n a d a . a b o u t tw o fe e t d
h , , ,
“NO PR IZ E S”
“NO PREM IUM S"
“NO STA M PS" ’
o r, to be m o re specific, in O n t a r i o , 1 ,
, ,
Iiiod at tile c o rn e r o f S econd an d b efo re th e re f e re n d u m co u ld be ap - a l“ ‘ re s te d a b o u t tw o h o u rs lo o k in g
Just the Best and Freshest Merchandise at the Lowest Prices. T ry Us.
M o rriso n s t r e e ts
a n d c o u n te d th e Piled to th e liq u o r p ro b le m , b u t th is a t It an il w a tc h in g a n o th e r m an get
fact docs not p re v e n t th e D o m in io n , Ills a u to p rie d o u t of th e d u s t. He
p c , p i e th a t passed.
He sto o d th r e e ¡ a „«i p a rtic u la rly O n ta rio , fro m ta k in g
th e (, ik .(1 ro a(|s ,,f M u lth o n ,ah
n i i n i i t i ■ > a t each c o rn e r, a n d fo u n d a *l**,‘P an d
e n tire ly co n c e a le d In-
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•, •,
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j te re s t in th e p re s e n t s t a tu s o f th e w* rt bo good h e d id n t k now
when
l l i i i 8 ! passed th e N. E. c o rn e r , 37
liq u o r s itu a tio n in th e
s t a te o f O re- be Kot h o m e u n til
he saw th e foun-
tlu N. W. c o rn e r, 62
th e S. E. co r- gon. T h e O tta w a C itizen n o tic e s, fo r ta in ,
m r a n d 36 th e B. W . c o r n e r , m a k in g ¡ •»«“ ‘»ce, w h at m an y o th e r in te lll-
L afe M an n in g , th e g e n ia l a n d ur-
.......... ...
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i< e n t o n lo o k e rs h av e lo n e o b se rv e d ,
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-■ •pet m in- n ,a t th e r e is a p p a re n tly c o n c e rte d ac- b a n e c a r r ie r on r u r a l ro u te n u m b e r
lile tim e w as b etw e e n 6 :2 5 ’ tio n In th e m a tte r of m is re p r e s e n tin g th r e e , bail to go back to w ork yes­
an d 6 :4 0 p. m. H e will be in v ite d t o 1 p o p u la r p ro g re ssiv e le g isla tio n .
It te r d a y , h a v in g used up tw o w hole
conic to G resh am n ext s u m m e r tim e I ‘,aa been w idely a s s e rte d of la te , fo r
w eek s a t U ncle S a m 's ex p en se.
He
to c o u n t th e baby b u g g ies o n M ain e x am p le, th a t O reg o n is w eary o f its
In itia tiv e an d re fe re n d u m p riv ile g e m a d e u few w ild a d v e n tu r o u s trip s
. tajfh ; u . . i ¿jarav JM PUM aRVSM vm nHr- .1
str« i t .
an d so m e w h a t d e siro u s of s u r r e n d e r ­ in h is w ife ’s a u to m o b ile but s h e w ent
in g It.
As an a n s w e r to th is It Is a lo n g to see th a t he cam e back in
Mrs. i I. ra K an e s p e n t S u n d a y lit
Tn il e x p e n d itu re s a t A sto ria to p o in te d o u t th a t in p re p a r a tio n fo r
tim e to go to w ork a g a in .
P o rtla n d at th e hom o of h e r eon
Im p ro v e h a rb o r fa c ilitie s w ill a m o u n t th e s tu te e le c tio n In O reg o n n ext N o­
v em b er. 3 5 ,0 3 2 o f its c itiz e n s h av e
E m il K a rd e ll w rite s fro m M an- C has. K ane, Mr. K t l i c ' s R u l e t h iU g ll-
t o : , l i a m illio n th is y ear.
¡a tta c h e d th e ir s ig n a tu r e s to a p e ti­ z a n ita th a t he is sp e n d in g th is y e a r's te r M ildred hail th e m is fo rtu n e to
t i o n d e m a n d in g th a t a p ro h ib itio n
.Mr. F a r m e r :
W e w a n t p o ta to e s, a m e n d m e n t to th e s ta te c o n s titu tio n v a c a tio n s lin k in g h a n d s w ith people b reak h e r c o lla r bone last w eek by a
should hav e p le n ty o f fresh, cool w ater these hot days. Let
In r e tu r n th e pco- fall fro m a h a m m o c k . T h e ch ild is
ap p le , g re e n c o rn , c h ic k e n s, b u tte r, be s u b m itte d Io th e d irect v ote of tile fro m G re sh a m .
Fits A n y '
, ,
p lu m s, p ru n e s.
We a r e m ak - I**'” ,1’11
p ie fro m ( ’, re s lia m a r c sp e n d in g a d o in g w e ll.
Pump and
The Fuller & Johnson Farm Pum p Engine
t aiiaila h a s e n c o u n te re d o b sta c le s
u at t h e N e w L o w P r ic e , s u p p ly i t f o r y»ni. 'Ebe h o tte r th e d a y the
il'g sp ecial c le a n u p p rice o n F ield
“ A Q u a rte t of W o n d e rs ,’* w ill lie Makes It Hemp
In its e ffo rts to re g u la te th e liq u o r p a r t o f tln -ir m o n ey w ith Mr. K nr-
tl ir s tie r th e c a ttle g e t. and i t is no fu n p u m p in g b y h and in a s w e lte r-
in « sun. T h e K a rin P u m p E n g in e , n o m a tte r w h a t the w e a th e r, is
I
ce. If you in te n d u sin g a n y soon truffle su ch uk h av e lo n g been fant d ell a n d m ost o f th e ir tim e a s k in g th e s u b je c t d isc u sse d at th e B a p tist
a lw a y s re a d y to s u p p ly a t once.
P
III (>ay you to see
M etzg er W ar to th e IT iited S ta te s , a n d it fo r m ail at Mr. K a rd e ll's postofflev c h u rc h S u n d ay m o rn in g at 11 o 'clo ck
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!
I co u ld not fail very w ell to be im ­
Br< is.
2— T h ia re m a r k a b le e n g in e ia w.fe
A ll O v e r t h e W o rld
Jo h n W in te rs s t a r ts th is e v e n in g
x P- m. " T h e S econd C o m in g of
p re sse d by th e c o n se rv a tiv e yet p o si­
»<>“ 1 r»ti econom ical lu ra b le la th e real ev id en ce o f th e ir »»aceeie.
- Hi MF.Iutely w e a th e r -p ro o f - n o In*I to, W c w a n t t o t e l l <».« a lI a b o u t t h ia re -
T h e p a s to r will sh o w th e
tiv e a ttitu d e o f O reg o n to w a rd th e fo r M alin , O reg o n , w h ere lie w ill re- C h ris t.”
b . H .H, 4.r s p e c ia l p la t f o r m * I . e e . lc l.
n a rk n b le e n g in e - h e w i t la m n d e -
I .» m e s re m h t o r u n . V$ i l l » lo o o p e r a te w h a t i t w i l l d o f o r t o u
a n d t h e ex-
liq u o r In te re s ts an d th e ir a c ts o f a g ­ m ain fo r se n te tim e w ith h is s is te r d ifferen ce betw een th e p re-an il post
g rin -» H to n e w a s h in g u .iic h in e . aepMra- t r e m . l v lo w c o t a t w h ic h y o u c a n
g re ssio n .
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cal o p tio n law in 1 9 0 4 ; In 1906 th e
W r i t e T o d a y f o r C a t a lo g N o . 1 7
G e t t h e N e w L o w P r ie «
Schooling in youth ahould In v a r ia b ly be
M iss L eila G ib b s, w ho h a s been ett- v l,ed ,o ,h e8 e «’•''vices. E. A. L eon-
!i(ico r In te re s ts u n d e rto o k to h a v e it
directed to prep a re a person iu th e best w a r
for th e best p e rm a n e n t occnpatu n lor w h ic n
re n e a le d hut w ere o v e rw h e lm in g ly Joy in g a m o n th 's v a c a tio n a t th e ard> l,ita ,o r
h r is capable. —P residen t C. W M l l o t .
W. A H E S S E L
d e fe a te d . F u llin g h e re , th e liq u o r In ­ h o m e of h e r p a re n ts M r . a n d Mrs.
V o ters may r e g is te r nt a n y tim e
(379) W
This is the Mission of the
te r e s ts have p u rs u e d th e ir e s ta b lis h ­ W. It. G ib b s, w ill re tu r n th is ev e n in g b efo re th e d o s in g d a te fo r th is y e a r
ed policy of s tr iv in g to b rin g th e law
In to p u b lic d is fa v o r, w h e re v e r th ey to h e r w ork in N a m p a h o sp ita l, N am - by a p p ly in g to J u s tic e of th e P eace
B. F. R olling. T h e clo sin g d a te has
co u ld e x e rt in flu en ce, e ith e r th ro u g h p a, Id a h o .
u n d e r o r o v e r e n fo rc e m e n t of its p m
l'orty-s|«tb School Year Opens
M iss H azel H u tc h in s of O ly m p ia, ,lot b een a n n o u n c e d .
1 las No Batteries, Starts on H igh-Tension Magneto, without
visio n s
S E P T E flB E R 18th, 1914
I i a p p e a r Hun th e p lan th a t w o rk W a rltin g to n , h a s been iite gu t fo r
G eo rg e W K enney cam e up from Cranking.
Get the price. See this Engine before buying,
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ain* Hie
let. ''THE LIFE CARE. f r ," and for C ata- " ,,d in K a n sa s Is not g o in g to e g iven G ib b s.
b u sin e ss a ffairs. H e ’w ill r e t u r n to
an o p p o rtu n ity to w ork fo r m an y
log rontaislng full iaformatlon.
T h e iiMiial s e rv ic e s w ill be h e ld nt ,I1(,rrow-
y e a rs in O reg o n , fo r if th e p r o h ib i­
D t g r e t C o u r u t - AGRICULTURE t
G R ESH A M , OREGON
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G ra n t & Co. w ill p u t on a n a u ta -
Agronomy, Animal H usbandry, Dairy H us­
p a s s e n g e r se rv ice betw een
bandry, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture. g ra m th a t s ta te w ill he ''d r y ” on J a n ­ tlay. S u n d ay sch o o l w ill be h e ld a t 10 m o b ile
N e ith e r C a n a d a In
Agriculture for T ea.hers. FORESTRY, u a ry I, 1916.
o 'c lo c k .
Bey. W in. P lu m le e , th e G resh am an d P o rtla n d .
It w ill be
L ogging E nginbekino . H ome E go - at p re
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1111 111 p a rtic u la r i
se n t p re p a re d io go as f a r a‘K ' p a s to r, w ill p re a c h at 11 a. m. a n d 8 hi fu ll o p e ra tio n n ex t M onday and
N( >AAl< IS: Domestic Science, Domestic Art,
th e r e a f te r . Six ro u n d trip s d aily a re
ENGINEERING:
Electrical, Irrigation, O regon hut it w ould seem t h a t b o th p. in. All a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d .
prom isi d, g o in g an d co m in g on tile
Highway, Me. h an k al, Chemical, Mining. a re v ery m uch in te re s te d in seein g
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Base L in e road. T h e G n-sham te r m i­
m a\ c o n s id e r Hie a d v is a b ility o f fo l­ n e r o f th e d in n e r set a t P u lf e r ’s on
I ndustrial arts .
n u s w ill he al P u lf e r's s to re , th e
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F biufm na/ f e s e i r e Agrlculture, D a iry
P o rtla n d end at M eier Ai F ra n k 's .
Hie w in n in g n u m b e r b ein g 4 1,232.
'ng, Hom» M akers’ C ourse, Industrial S cien ce M ouitoF
T rip s w ill be m ad e iu 45 m in u te s
An?, Forestry, Business Short C ourse.
N o tice.
R ev . W tn. P lu m le e an d fa m ily , Rev.
W hat Rifle Shall You Use?
each way w ith re d u c e d fa re s on co m ­
S,hrw ! o f M u tic — Piano, String, Band,
Mrs. S q u ire s ’ d re s s m a k in g p a rlo rs D avid C a th e y a n d fam ily and G eo rg e
Voice C ulture.
m u ta tio n tic k e ls .
w ill lie closed fo r Iw o w eeks, b eg in - B i'c n o ld s r e lu r n e d M onday fro m Hie
F a u n e n Bunnew C o u n e by M a ll F re e
Mr an d Mrs. Wm H o ck iu so n , of
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P o rtla n d , w ere in G re sh a m a d ay or
(tw 7 IS I s e e ,
Coivallls, o r a je e
w as h eld In P o rtla n d . T h ey
had
MÜS. M. M. S Q U IR E S .
tw o Hits w etk . T hey v isited a t (lie
c a m p e d on th e g ro u n d s d u rin g th e e n ­
ho m es o f B ert L indsey an d
('. F.
tir e m e e tin g .
A m ong th e G re sh a m
R uegg.
p eo p le w ho a tte n d e d a p a rt o f th e
T h e O u tlo o k is m a ilin g to d a y th e !
REPEATING RIELE
s e rv ic e s w ere J. J. R o b e rts o n and
A ugust issue
of
th e
M u ltn o m ah
I fa m ily , F. I.. B u g g an d fa m ily , Mr.
B ooster, p u b lish e d h e re fo r M u ltn o ­
C h a m b e re d to tak e 22 Short, 22 Long or 22 L ong Rifle
a n d Mrs. G u st l.a rsq u a n d Mr. and
m ah C am p , No. 77, W. O W. T he
C artridges, R o u n d or O ctagon Barrel, W a ln u t Stock.
Mrs. S. E. P u lm q u is t.
A very su c ­
p re s e n t issue a n n o u n c e s a slu p c u -
c e ss fu l m e e tin g w as re p o rte d .
A n E xcellent G u n at a m o d e ra te price.
do u s fa ll c a m p a ig n fo r new m em b ers.
Miss N elly F ox, o f P o rtla n d , I'oun- M n iln o m a li is th e second la rg e st
j ly lib ra ria n , w as in G resh am yester- cam p in th e Pacific ju r is d ic tio n and
j day a n d v isited th e lib ra ry . S he w as If th e ir p lan s a r e fu lly c a rrie d o u t il
1 p leased w ith tile good u se b ein g m ade m ay becom e th e la rg e st.
HARDW ARE
I o f lib ra ry priv ileg es d u rin g Hie s u m ­
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B U S IN E S S M EN S CLUB
and Sugar Out o f Sight!
Economy Jars
Mason Jars
Jelly Glases, Etc.
G ood 1 ime to Buy flour. No advance y et; expected soon.
G et our Q uantity Prices.
O ly m p ic
WIRE
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METZGER BROS.
WIRE
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'Service and Quality”
T h ir s t ^ ^ a t t le l
THE LIFE CAREER
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One to fifty h. p. Field type “W” Gas Engines
Hessel’s Farm ftiachmery
Wc Recommend the No. 12 A
Remington (J. M. C.
Try
That
D e lic io u s
Hazelwood Ice Cream
GRESH AM DRUG STORE
Lumber! Lumber!
TH IS IS T O INFORM YOU
that we are still selling 1.umber .it greatly
reduced prices and have large quanties of
;dl kinds, rough, sized and finishing, at
our null at Sandy. Let us figure on your
orders. \\ rite or phone. W e deliver.
j
Sandy Fir Lumber Co.
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M a r t in L n in a r t a , M g r .
Snndv, Ore.
NOTICE!
W f Pay 5Jc « pound for No. 1
Cow». Can use Hog» and Veal
any lime. Any quantity.
Highest Price According to Size and Quality
GRESHAM
MARKET
PHONE 41
STERLING & KIDDER
Mr. an d Mrs. P ercy G iese r e tu rn e d
P L A N N IN G FOR F A IR
th e la t te r p a rt o f la s t w eek from a d e ­
T o d a y 's O reg o n ian say s Hiat th e G r c h a m F ru itg ro w e rs* A sso c ia tio n I E yes te s te d , a n d g la s se s fltted .
lig h tf u l ten-days* v isit at N e ta rts
W a n ts B a r tle tt P e a rs .
Dr. Geo. In g lis.
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S ide B usiness M en's c lu b p la n s
T liey a re v is itin g Hits w eek in P o r t­
We a r e in p o sitio n to h a n d le B art- '
la n d , w iili Mr. a n d M rs Jo h n M ille r.' to c h a r t e r se v e ra l e le c tric c a rs fo r its
a n n u a l e x cu rsio n to Hie c o u n ty fa ir let p e a rs in an y q u a n tity .
W ill pav
C o s t l y T re a tm e n t,
R ev. a n d Mrs. Melv ille T. W ire i
"* * a s ,ro u b lp d w l,h c o n stip a tio n
a t G re sh a m next m o u th .
T h e club a fa ir p rice to people th a t a re not
h av e g o n e to M a n zan ita beach w h ere
Mem- I a " rt ln d ,«®Btlon »'"1 sp e n t h u n d re d s
h a s not h e a rd from th e F a ir a s s o c ia ­ m e m b e rs of th e a ss o c ia tio n .
th ey ex p ect to c a m p fo r a w eek o r
tio n a s to its d efin ite p lan s, b u t th e b e rs o f th e a s s o c ia tio n w ill receive o f d o lla rs fo r m e d ic in e a n d t r e a t ­
m o re.
c lu b in te n d s to proceed w ith a r r a n g e ­ all th e r e is In it less ex p en se of h a n d ­ m e n t.” w rite s C H. H in es, of W h it­
S e rv ices will tie h eld as u su a l at m e n ts to he rt ady fo r th e 'd a v tile a s ­ ling.
” 1 w e n t to a 9 t. L o u is
F o r in s tru c tio n
in picking, low , A rk.
th e M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h on s „ c ia tio n s e ts a p a rt fo r th e b u sin ess g ra d in g a n d d e liv e ry , see J. H* S te r l­ h o sp ita l, a ls o to a h o sp ita l in New
S u n d ay .
t ’a p t.
(I B ran so n will m en, w hich p ro b ab ly will he th e ing, G re sh a m , O re. P h o n e 551.
tf O rle a n s, but no c u re w as effected.
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p re a c h b o th m o rn in g a t........v eilin g
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F re d e r ic k H oney am i W esley S h a t- w , „
, ak e ll up a ,
Hrst r ,.g u lu r
1500 votes fo r each ren ew al of C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts , an d w orked
tu ck sp e n t s e v e ra l d ay s th is w eek at ln e e , | n g of ,h „ c lu b in S ep tem b er, y early su b s c rip tio n to O u tlo o k . Send rig h t a lo n g . I used th e m fo r so m e
tim e a n d am now a ll r i g h t.” Sold
th e S h a ttu c k cab in al W elches.
T h e re a r e m ore th a n H i l l d u b m eni- in c a sh . a n d . n a m e o f , y o u r c a n d id a te by
G re sh a m D rug Co a n d a ll D ealers
Mr. an d Mrs W ill H --s e | h av e re ber» lu id o f th ese It Is th o u g h t 50 and
tu r n e d fro m th . ir w ed d ing tr ip an d th e i r fa m ilie s w ill m a k e th e G re sh a m
a re fo r th e p re s e n t sto p p in g a t th e , r (p
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s e m e o f t i e e ld e r Mrs. H essel. w ho
), m a j be s ta te d th a t T liu rs
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h as g o n e to M in n eso ta
fo r a six- ,,ay of f a ir we,.k is , hv , |n ie
fo ,
R ESO UR CES
i w eek s visit
receptlou o f th e BuaineM Men's
August 15th, 1914
Mrs M y rtle M yers an d son L o ren r1l, bs of b o th th e E ast a n d W est Side,
B a n k in g H ouse am j F ix tu re s
$ 27,420.00
h av e r e tu rn e d fro m N eb rask a w h ere T h ,, v a r | oll!i
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O th e r Real E stnte
they s p e n t th e su m m e r. Mrs M yers
T h u n ,(lay fo r ,,,.v; r a | d is ti n c ti v e 1
1,760.00
Stni ks Liu ai E n te rp risi s
1C0.00
h as been e n g a g e d to te a c h in th e ,,rK an| Za tlo n s to v Isit th e fair,
In d u stria l Bonds, p a r value
sch o o l fo r th e co m in g y ear.
4.776.00
M unicipal B onds
7,201.18
Miss M ina G ilb e rt ex p ects to go
R e g u la r 112 00 w a sh in g m ach in es
L oans S av in g s D ip t F u s t Real E sta te M o rtg ag es
13,72400
S a tu rd a v w iih h e r s is te r Mrs Cook $7.96 at C a rls o n 's w hile th ey la a t.—
L oans and D iscounts
llld fatullv o f P o rtla n d , to R ockaw ay Adv.
96,873.10
I'asli in a p p ro v e d R eserve B anks
. beach fo r a v a catio n .
43,331.98
C ash in o th e r h a n k s
Mrs. H a rry T r u itt h as ta k e n a sev -
R e m a rk a b le l lire of D y « en tary .
11.856.23
L ash on hand
v e n -m onH is-old b ab y g irl to r a r e for. '
w as a tta c k e d w ith d y s e n ta ry
13.994.63
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,
t o r s m ed icin e and oth er rem edies
T o ta l C ash R e se r v ,
$ 6 9 ,1 8 2 .8 4
f a v o r a b le re p o r ts a re receiv ed w ith no re lie f, only g e ttin g w orst
SA FE T Y FIRST
fro m little A n n ie W rig h t, w ho w as a ll th e tim e
I w as u n a b le to do any
o p e ra te d o n fo r a p p e n d ic itis a t th e 'h ln g a n d my w e ig h t d ro p p ed fro m
I G ood S a m a r ita n h o sp ita l la st T u e .-
125 p o u " '’’
* « » • " 'd
about tw o m onths w hen I was ad-
vised to
use C ham berlain's Colic.
Mr
and
Mrs W J. Wlrtx and C holera and D iarrhoea Rem edy
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d a u g h te r M iss C arlyn spent a day or U!**'d ' * ° k it tle s o f It and It gave
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For sale by
I Ureabatn.
Graaham Drug Co., and all Dealer». '
T otal
T o ta l
R esources
D e p o s it s
A u g u st
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$ 1 6 8 .9 7 0 .1 2
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