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list of courses will be sen t on appli-
aged.
! catio n .
T he w riter says:
T lw w r i t e r w a s in on e o f O re g o n ’ s
lurg« t c a n n e rie s a fe w d a y s ago.
T h is p a r t ic u la r p l a n t . is n e w a n d a
m o d e l in s t i t u t i o n
in e v e ry w a y . the
o w n e r d u r in g
th e
past
y e a r h a v in g
> i . n i som e $50.000 in th e c o n s tru c tio n .
i n n i n g th e season t h is y e a r th e p la n t
< m p io \ ed som e 300 p e o p le s te a d ily . In
fa c t :;a ve e m p lo y m e n t to a l l th e id le
h e lp in tiie c o m m u n ity .
A ll w o rk w a s p a id f o r on th e piece
fern w it h a b o n u s a d d e d f o r «all th o se
w h o c o u ld d o m o re th a n a c e r ta in a v-
«•i-.i-ce.
I ’ ru le r t h is s y s te m th e e a rn e s t
an d re lia b le g i r l w o rk e rs m a de fr o m
*15 00 to | IS .00 p e r w eek on a n in e -
h o u r d a y , s t r a ig h t th r o u g h th e season
o n th e o th e r h a n d a la z y o r d is in te r e s t-
«.I one w h o w o rk e d r i g h t a lo n g s id e o f
a good w o r k e r w o u ld m a ke o n ly 60c a
day
T h e m a n u g e r in s p e a k in g o f th is
r a id :
•’O u r p la n Is to pay a b o n u s f o r e f-
fa ie n e v f o r w e fin d th a t th e g i r l w h o
does th e b ig g e s t d a y ’ s w o rk a n d d ra w s
th e m oat m o n e y , a ls o does the best
w o rk w h ile th e la z y on es win» k ic k an d
e c tn p h iiii a re no g o o d a t a n y p ric e .”
He m e n tio n e d t i l l s to sh o w h o w a
m in im u m wag»- w o u ld be u n f a ir in th e ir
III»» o f b u s in e s s ns i t
w o u ld c u t th e
w .i •• h o f th e go od w o r k e r in o r d e r to
la is e th e w a g e s
of
th e in c o m p e te n t
one.
tri s p e a k in g a b o u t g e n e ra l c o n d itio n s
h* ia h l " I H ir in g th e s u m m e r w e have
had n o t I chs th e n s e v e n te e n s ta te
in -
sp. • t».rs o f one k in d a n d a n o th e r In here
t r y in g to tln d
s o m e th in g
about our
m odel p la n t a t w h ic h th e y c o u ld k ic k
and th e y seem ed r a th e r d is a p p o in te d
w h e n tiie y c o u ld tln d n o p a r t ic u la r oil
J»M‘ t Io n s .”
J u d g in g fr o m th e w a y we a re r e g u ­
l a t 'd . in - p e r te d a n d W 'atched a t e v e ry
tu r n , one w o u ld t h in k t h a t w e w e re
•a t o f c t in d n a ls t r y i n g to ro b th e c o m ­
m u n ity in s te a d o f h o n e st b u s in e s s men
? p e n d in g th o u s a n d s u p o n th o u s a n iis o f
«‘» •liars f o r th e fa r m e r s ' p ro d u c e and
c n ip lo y in g h u n d re d s o f p e o p le n t
good
wag»
N o t one w o rd o f c o m m e n d a tio n
»>r e n c o u ra g e m e n t
have
w e e v e r re
re iv e d fr o m a n in s p e c to r o r c o m m ie
s in n e r f o r s t a r t in g an I n d u s t r y th a t
sp e n d s u p w a rd s o f $160.000 f o r p ro d u ce
a n d w agi*s In th e c o m m u n ity a n n u a lly .
W e h a v e d o n e a go od b u s in e s s a n d d o
n o t need th e ir e n c o u ra g e m e n t b u t we
h a v e ha d to tig h t e v e ry s te p o f th e way
in o rd e i to he a b le to d o b u s in e s s and
st»eiMt o u r m o n e y .”
W o u ld I t n o t he b e tte r f o r th e w o r k ­
in g p. «»ph' o f O re g o n i f th e s ta te w o u ld
t h in » o u t w a y s to e n c o u ra g e In d u s tr y
th a t g iv e s e m p lo y m e n t to I ts p e o p lr
th a n to h» c o n tin u a lly d o in g e v e r y th in g
In
it s
power
to
r e ta r d
I n d u s tr ia l
p ro w ! h
l> ld >ou e v e r h e a r o f one o f them,
r « w tangle«) ro m m is -d o n s t h a t t r y to
r e g u la te e v e ry
w o r k in g m a n a n d err
p lo v e r in th e s ta te d o a n y th in g to w a rd
I <ip in g s ta r t a n in d u s tr y .
W h a t O re g o n needs is a c o m m is s io n
to e n t'o u ra g e In d u s tr ie s a n d le s s o f th»
i o)iti< a l fa k e r who is r e a lly n t th e hot
to m o t o u r p re s e n t u n s e ttle d I n d u s tr ia l
c o n d itio n a n d u n e m p lo y e d w o rk m e n .
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 2.*S.
1 )»I A
A DAY’l* MISHAPS.
Boring. O re., rtept. 24.— G reshaui
O u tlo o k :— Allow me a few w ords in
your v aluable p ap er in ex p lan atio n
of to d a y ’s accidents. A bout halt
way betw een S am uel B acon's and
Chas L. H u n te r’s,
I s ta rte d my
horse a little fa ste r, but th e ham e
stra p broke, and he set to k ic k in g —
broke both sh a fts an d cleared him
self, th en ran tow ard hom e H ÿ l l l f
th ree m iles till E lm er B ankus B tO p
1 g ath ered up my m a i l
ped him.
and s ta rte d on afoot. Close to J as.
Speirs I m et W. A. P ro c to r in his
big auto. He told me to g et in and
go hack to his hom e, th en he would
tak e me aro u n d . Tiie way th a t au to
sped it kept m e busy g e ttin g my
mail ready. We m ade e x tra tim e and
reached Boring at 1:56 p. in. Mr.
M orand took us o ut to B an k u s and
we got my horse, hut on th e way
hack, o n e-fo u rth mile of B oring, we
met an a u to an d my h o rse je rk e d
suddenly and o v ertu rn ed tile buggy,
Some slig h t kick in g an d an o th e r
s h if t was broken. T hen we w alked
and led o u r ho rses into tow n.
E.
E. Van F leet used th e tele­
phone and secu red Mrs. I. N. L
S h rln er to bring my buggy to the
office. 1 w ant to th a n k each of my
friends who aided me today.
But
those who aided me today a re not
the only frien d s 1 have. I believe
th e re a re very few ro u te s in all of
Oregon th a t have a b e tte r class of
people living on it th a n live on
ro u te 1, B oring, Oregon.
No one was h u rt today, fo r which
I am devoutly th a n k fu l.
DAVID W O LFE.
/
POINTING THE WAY
TO CONVENIENCE AND
INCREASED PROFITS
)
lc word for first In sertio n ; o ne-half cent a w ord each su b se q u e n t in se rtio n .
Vo
L iq u o r
A d v ertisem en ts.
In April tiie Chicago lleco rd -H er-
ald annou n ced th a t it would no long
e r accept ad v e rtise m en ts fo r th e sale
of In toxicating liquors
Tills war
■ounteil action so w orthy of com ­
m en d atio n and em u latio n th a t tin
p u b lish er of t i i e R eco rd -llerald wa-
fairly snow-
u n d er by m essages and
m issives from hie ad m irers. And wt
rise sim ply to rem ark th a t It 1» not
necessary fo r th e Modern W oodman
io anno u n ce like refo rm atio n . The
Modern W oodm an never lias accept
ed liq u o r ad v e rtise m en ts of any kind
Modesty d o es not prevent us from
■xpiaining th a t th e by laws of o u r
society a re ag ain st th e liq u o r Itnsi
net'i in all its form s
Tin Modern
W oodm an, May 1914.
N o tice to Owner.
Bring them to Us
HIGHEST
' M ARKET
P R IC E F O R
YOUR B U T T E R
AND
l GGS
W e w a n t th e m a n d w ill p a y
you th e to p p ric e in tra d e
o r cash .
Y o u will
Get a “Square Deal”
•
If yo u n e e d fresh g ro c e rie s w e
can surely s u p p ly y o u r w a n ts —
"EGGSACTLY." H a v e y o u e v e r
tried OUR OW N BRAND of
COFFEES? T h e y ’re full stre n g th
b u t n o t costly.
/
W om en in Big Row.
PULFER MERCANTILE CO.
P o rtlan d , O re., Sept. 6.— A big
row lias broken out in th e fem ale
co n tin g en t of th e saloon eam p in
Phone 831
The
Oregon. W hen Louis E p stein cam e
h ere from D enver he o rganized the
Hop G row ers' association, th en he
em ployed som e women to w ork th e
women voters. T hese w om en were
chiefly Abigail Scott D uniw ay, Mrs.
Dr. Carey T albot and Mrs. N ew ton C.
G auntt. T he women did not like tiie
bop g ro w e rs’ fake, so th e T ax p ay ­
e rs ’ and W age E a rn e rs ’ association
IN B U H A B C r
was fixed up fo r th e ir benefit with
Mrs. D uniw ay a t th e head an d Mrs
JOHN BROWN
T albot as secretary
IN S U R A N C E
A ccording to th e women, Mrs.
D uniw ay was to get $1,800 for the
R ep resen tin g only R E L IA B L E IN ­
stu n t, and Mrs. T albot $100 a m onth
SURANCE COM PANIES
Mrs.
D tuilw ay’s husband p ro tested
loudly ag ain st m aking tiie fam ily
P h u n s 513
O re s h a n i, O re g o n
nam e a tail to th e saloon k ite and
induced h e r to cut o ut p art of her
sp eakin g program in behalf of the
saloons. T he d u ties of th e women
J a m e s E lk m g t o n
were chiefly to a tte n d d in n e rs paid
IN S U R A N C E
for by th e brew ery in te re sts and get
A C P lD E N T
SU R E TY BONDS
th eir nam es ill th e papers as sp e ak ­ f i r e
a u t o m o b il e
L
I
F
E
P l, A T E G L A S S
ing for th e women of O regon. Tiie
HEALTH
women claim th a t th e foxy Epstein
O ffice ou M a in S tre e t
induced Mrs. T albot to give lilm h er
PHONES
Ofllce 81Ü Re».. 68.
two pow ers of atto rn ey presum ably
to have h er n ailed to th e m ast. At
C O N T R A .C T O B S
any ra te d u rin g a recent absence of
Mrs. T albot. E pstein Is accused of
-»ending out broadcast le tte rs all ov­
ALFRED HAMMAR
er Oregon to ru m sellers, soliciting
funds for th e cam paign
T he le t­
P la s te re r mid C em ent C o n tra cto r.
te rs were signed by a ru b b er stam p
E stim a te s fu rn ish ed free on re ­
fae sim ile of Mrs. T alb o t’s sig n a tu re
q uest. All w ork G u aran teed
At tills trick of E p stein 's Mrs. T al­
bot got m ad an d resigned, dem an d ­
P ho ne 501
G re s h a m P. O. B o x 31
ing th e retu rn of h er pow ers of at-
•orney.
E p stein retu rn ed one and
kept one. He th en set up the claim ,
so tiie women d eclare, th a t Mrs T a l­
bot sent out tiie le tte rs herself and
kept th e money. T hen Mrs. G auntt
broke out in rebellion In support of
Mrs T albot, hut it tu rn s olit th a t
she lives in Villa C lara a p a rtm en ts, |
vhli h are: ow ned bv Fred F ritz, the
runiseller, and is $600 behind on
her ren t and Fritz, seem s to be using
•hat to compel Mrs. G au n tt to keep
till
Mrs. T albot now th re a te n s to
■xpose the w hole liq u o r outfit if she
WK D E SIG N B U IL D IN G S
s not ta k en care of according to h e r
o n trac t with, th e liq u o r in te rests.—
E
ttse
l
T. Jo n e s
F la n k C. Jo n e s
New R epublic, Sept. 11, 1914.
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D E N T IS T S
H. H. OTT
D E N T IS T S
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Certified pupil of Chicago Musical College
T each er
of
Voice, P iano and
H arm ony
F all T erm begins Oct. 1
Cor. Cleveland Ave. and Section Line
OREGON
P H O N E S :— Office 517
R e sid en c e S ix
J. E. CLANAHAN
R. G. MOSS
DENTISTS
O F F IC E
P IR S T
STATE
BANK
B U IL D IN G
GRESHA M , ORE.
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
P h y sician anil S u rgeon
O F F IC E H O U R S
10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
7 to 8 p. m., a t R esidence
Phones
Office 116 R e sid en c e 118
Offlca H o w it t B ld g ., o v er P. O.
PH O N ES
R esidence. I l l ; Office, l l x
H. H. HUGHES. M. D.j
P h y sician an d S u rgeon
H o u rs .
10-12 a. m., 2-4 a n d 7-8 p. m.
Office, H ow itt B uilding
GRESHAM
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OREGON
PHONES:
R e s id e n c e ,
bon,
•61
Pin
FOR
SA LE — Two farm teai
w eig h t 2 500; six young
w eeks old. Gus, Heri. fieri
O regon.
FOR S A L E — F re sh Holstein hei!a|
a n d calf, h e ife r from heavy milk-1
ing s tr a in .
W ebb Cherry Fan
P h o n e 259.
FOR SA LE— Tw o large flve-yeu-od
m u les, also fo u r large horse», val
b ro k e ; 1300 to 1400 pound» H.
E. D avis. P h o n e 21.
t(
B E E F CA TTLE, Stock cattle ui
fresh cow s w anted
Andiewc Brn,|
P le a sa n t H om e. Phone 279.
W A N TED — F re s h cows. C. L. I«»
m an. P h o n e T abor 246 or 3311,|
68 E ast 80 th stree t, Portland
G rin d in g anil Rolling.
at E. N a ss h a h n ’s mill at New Pleai-j
an t H om e. Open every day. ’Mil
P H Y S IC IA N S
Tabor
120:
Office, M ain 4812; H om e A 6162
J. M. SHORT. M. D.
P h y sician an d S u rgeon
Re»., «3 E ast « « th St.
O ffice, 1111-13 S e llin g B u ild in g
P O R TLA N D , OREGON
Office Phone 4«.
MRS. ELLEN ADAMS ECMFROY
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F R E S H COW fo r sale Chas Ciste
lan d , G resham . Phone 471. tf
O T T B R O S.
GRESHAM
FO R
SA LE C H E A P Good
te a m , w agon and harness
42x.
’
____________________
F R E S H COW for sale ” L.
fin,
C o ttre ll.
Address
R. 1.
FO R SA L E — Tw o colts, two and
th re e y ea rs old
Gust Peters«
R. 2, Box 94, Gresham.
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W . J. O T T
N otice ia h ereby given that the
d e rslg n e d , resid in g at Troutdal»,
egon, in M ultnom ah county hu
en up th e follow ing described
m ala ru n n in g at larg. rteBt uf
S andy riv e r In Multnomak con
to w it:
O ne w h ite cow, one red and ,
cow.
Also one sorrel pony
th re e w h ite feet, white atrip«
face
an d
w eighing about
p o u n d s.
G P. 1.1 MSDEN,
T routdale, Orcto
D ated ^ th is 25 th day of Septa
FOR S A L E — Some fine pigs
97.
TAD Crocer> Store
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
G re s h a m . O re . P h o n e 861.
According to th e S atu rd ay E ven­
ing Poet, Mr. G eorge P erk in s, of th e
New York L ife -In s u ra n c e com pany,
gave a d in n e r to th e d irec to rs of th e
trea t com pany. W hen a m enu card
was h anded him for his san ctio n , lie
crossed out all wines. To th e p ro ­
test of th e p ro p rie to r th a t such a
tiling would be p rep o stero u s nnd
■ould not be done, Mr. P erk in s r e ­
plied: "W e d isc rim in a te ag a in st the
use of th ese In o u r policyholders, it
is but fair w e sh o u ld abide by o u r
own ru le .’’ T h e re 's a tem p eran ce
serm on.
M inim um , any insertion, lfc.
LIVESTOCK
P alniblad-U nis M arriage.
An im p o rta n t social event of last
' week was th e m arriag e, on W ednes­
d a y aftern o o n Septem ber 16, of Da­
vid P alm blad of P o rtlan d , son of Mr
la n d Mrs Jo h n P alm blad of Powell
Valley, and Miss Anna U nis d augh-
I te r of Chas. Unis, at th e hom e of the
[la tte r in Pow ell Valley. Rev. J. E.
C arlso n , a L u th e ra n m in iste r of
I P o rtlan d officiated.
T he b rid esm aid s w ere Misses E l­
len Utils and E sth er B ergstrom . The
fo rm e r Is a sis te r of th e bride. Paul
P alm b lad an d Jo h n U nis, b ro th e r of
th e groom an d bride respectively,
atten d e d th e groom. A lb ert Palm -
hlad acted as usher.
Miss E m elle
A nderson played the w edding m arch
an d nlso san g
“ Oh P rom ise Me."
T h e bride was dressed in w hite crepe
de ch in e an d curried a b o uquet of
ca rn atio n s.
Follow ing
th e
cerem ony
th e
g u ests, m ore th an a h u n d red in n u m ­
ber, were seated at two long tables
and a bo u n tifu l su p p er was served.
T i i e young couple were th e recip i­
en ts of a larg e n um ber of gifts both
bountiful and useful.
Mr. P alm blad lias been for a n u m ­
ber of years em ployed in S tap les'
jew elry sto re in P o rtlan d . T he bride
is a ste n o g ra p h e r and lias sp e n t the
past few years In P o rtland.
Mr. and Mrs. P alm blad have gone
to housek eep in g at th e ir hom e, 356
East 4 3d s tre e t.
tf
R esiden ce, 339
G e o . I n g lis , M . D .
P H Y S IC IA N an d S U R G E O N
A ll p r o fe s s io n a l c a lls p r o m p t ly a t ­
te n d e d . S p e c ia l
a t t e n t io n
to
d is ­
eases of th e E y e s a n d f i t t i n g
of
g la sse s.
O ffic e H o u r s 9 to 12 a m ., 1 30 to 6
o v e r F i r s t S ta te B a n k
G ra ah a m ,
T h e ndoptlon of th e proposed 8-
h o u r law a: tiie November election
would be d isa stro u s to th e sta te ,
work a lia n isln p on th e farm ers of
Notice of M a rsh a l's Sale.
Dr. W. C. Belt
iregon and o ught to be defeated,
N otice Is hereby given, th a t on
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Monday, O ctober 19, a t 10 o ’clock a.
was d eclared by Mrs Mary S. How-1
SOM I OREGON ST ATISTICS.
in.,
at
the
City
H
all.
F
airv
iew
,
Ore.,
Office
on
M
ain
S
tre e t, op. L ib ra ry
TH E REA L THING.
a rd . s ta te secretary of th e s ta te
th ere will be sold at public au ctio n for
T here a re 305,164 persons In Orc g ran g e
P h o n e 18
G resh am , O re.
Mrs
H ow ard contended
T he cub re p o rte r saw a h earse d elin q u en t assessm en ts for th e im ­
you th a t work for u living and 88,- the plan of th e gran g es to discuss
provem
ent
of
H
arriso
n
stre
e
t,
City
of
s ta rt aw ay from a house a t th e head
I 1 1 o f them a re em ployed upon the m easu res on the ballot, an d urged of a fu n eral procession.
F airv iew : Lots 4 5. Block 27, W. R.
f irm , according to a rep o rt which special co n sid eratio n of th e eig h t-
“ W ho’s d e a d ? ” he in quired of th e H alllip . 5511 F o ster R oad, P o rtlan d ,
DR. MABEL JANE DORING
co rn er sto rek e ep e r, who was sta n d ­ for $22.80 and L ots 7-8, Block 21,
I».» just been l*nued by th«» U nited h o u r law.
ing n ear ills door, gazing at th e co n ­ Mary K. H iddleson, Q uinton, K ansas,
O STEO PA TH IC PHYSICIAN
S ta te s ««-tisuh bureau
Of th e p e r­
fo r $38.82.
By o rd e r of th e City
veyances.
Office o ver F irs t 3 ta te B ank
W It S k in n er, truffle m a n a g e r of
Council
sona engaged In a g ric u ltu ra l pur
"C hou S ch m id t.”
T uesday. T hursday and S a tu rd a y
J. 11. SCHRAM, R ecorder.
sui«a th e bulk of them are farm op th e Spokane. P o rtlan d A S eattle Or-
" Jo h n S m ith !’’ exclaim ed th e cub
10 A. M. to 5 P .M.
o ra to rs and farm la b o re rs
The g o n Elm trie system s is in receipt of “ You d o n 't m ean to say Jo h n Sm ith Date of first pub licatio n . Sept. 18, 14
D ate of last p u blication Oct. 16, '14
farm o p e ra to rs nu m b er 38,581. and n t appli, at Ian from e a ste rn p a rtie s is d ea d ?"
“ Veil, pv golly," said th e grocer,
' 1 7 . 2 are m en and 1.2 89 are wom­ who wish to locate a brick y ard , in
t grow ing co m m u n ity th a t can offer ro t you »link dey doing tntt h im — (
en. T here are 27,136 farm laborers -»onie in d u c em e n ts in th e way of bus­ p rac ticin g ?”
In the sta te and 26.268 a re males in e s s , also, p a rtie s w ho a re d esiro u s
REE
M E T H O D IST
CHURCH —
>f < stabllslilnR a m ilk condennery. M F orning
and 867 fem ales
serm o n a t l i o'clock, evening
on at J . 30. S unday school a t 10
T here are 1408 dairy farm ers In The la tte r have th e ca p ita l an d do serm
Rev D. XI C athey sn p e rfn te n
not seek a s sista n c e in tho way of a in
C lass m eetin g fo llo w in g m o rn ­
th e s ta le and they em ploy 589 lab ­ p ro m o tio n fu n d s
All they d esire is dent
ing serm on. F. L. R ugg, c la s s lead er
o rers and eleven forem en.
T here ih a t th e in c re ase of d airy in g prom t P ra y e r m eeting T h u rsd a y e v en in g s s t
GRESHAM OUTLOOK with
the c h u rch .
IP
■lev. XX m “ R. 1 ’Iu tulee.
a re also 2.244 persona In th e sta te see a good businens.
P a sto r.
w hose principal source of Income
T hey a re fighting llnw ley over In
1 yr.
A cute In d ig estio n .
6 mos
1 from stock raising
T h e n um ber
Daily O , . 6onlan
th e o th e r co n g ressio n al d istric t Just
$6.00
"I was annoyed for o ver a y ea r by
of cow boys and sheep h erd ers in this
$3.26
as h ard ¡»a they a re fig h tin g Lafferty a ttac k s of ac u te indigestion, fo l­
Dally and Sunday O regonian
8.00
sta te bt 3,020.
4 25
Dally J o u r n a l .......................
h ere
It look» a» if both of them lowed by c o n stip a tio n ,” w rites Mrs.
6.50
W hat would be th e effect of the
2.75
w ill be w in n ers again
Daily an d S unday Jo u rn a l
7.60
M J. G allag h er, G eneva, N. T. “ 1
un lv -rx al st hour law upon farm la b ­
4.00
E vening T eleg ram ...........
o r e r ,?
tried ev ery th in g th a t was recom ­
5 50
2.76
T here ia no danger that the pro­ m ended to me for th is com plaint
W eekly O regonian ...........
2.00
W ould farm er«, d airy m en , stock posed eight hour measure will be­
1.15
but n o th in g did me m uch good uu til
Semi W e e k ly Jo u rn a l
men anti fru it «row er» pay th e ta m e com e a l a * , but a*at It
2.00
1.16
about fo u r m o n th s ago I saw Chatu-
wages fo r an eig h t-h o u r day th a t
m e rlaln ’s T ab lets ad v ertised and
they miw pay?
T h e v o tin g eonteet la a tr a d e b u ild ­ procured a b o ttle of them from our
¡T T H E WAR
T he federal cenana Indicates th a t e r an d so helps th e h o m e m e rc h an t d ruggist. I soon realised th a t 1 had
gotten th e rig h t th in g for they help- i
MEWS. GET THK VOTES FOR
th e cost of production on th e farm first. T o n help y o u rself by h elv in g ed me at one«. Since ta k in g two
would he hi creased by an eig h t-h o u r him
Keep the money at home and bottles of them I can eat heartily
'O U R CANDIDATE.
day.
w ith ou t any bad effect» ’
Sold by !
booet t e r the home trade.
all Dealer«.
fig)
COMBINATION SUBSCRIPTIONS
P o u ltry
B R O IL E R S WANTED tlfc to tk
pou n d s. Best m arket price Phow
T a b o r 1. P o rtlan d AutoClub f
MISCELLANEOUS
LO ST— On tiie fa ir ground« Satai
day, a gold um brella handle,
itia ls M. R. F in d er notify pi*
794.
FOR
SA LE Colum bia grafam
good as new. Enquire for prittj
P h o n e 376.
LOST— A ugust 30, pair gold ftl
e a r bow glasses, in case. H®
n o tify L. S pencer, phone 265
DRY WOOD fo r sale Second gn*
fir an d ald er. Delivered in Gif
am . J. C. D uke. Troutdale. Ph
131.
W A N TED — By boy of 16, pi»«1
w o rk an d go to school.
to m ed to farm or dairy i
A lfred T hom as, Gresham,
box 50.
FOR SA L E o r TRADE -A »be« <1
c a r p e n te r's tools, in perfect «»1
d itlo n
A. L Rix, Troutdale.
gon.
_____ ■
SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLI'
sale. F ly in g Merkel. Good_
d itlo n . T erm s reasonable, on
am G arag e. Phone 801.
F o r S ale « heap.
.
R em in g to n Pump
O ne
1’ra p G rad e
o O n ne
e
P ark er
Double
New so le le a th e r cn •
l|U rPlT»
tf
DR H. H. 0T^
A n o th e r Baig»in
in a seco nd han d organ R-
son.
H E A L ESTA TE. IO >TAD*
MONEY TO LOAN on 'arm Py »*1
ty. A ddress F K . ca«* •II
O u tlo o k , G resham
I W ANT 10 to 16 acres In or
G re sh am , have resilience
lan d to tr a d e in
3-
1571 E ast Burnsiffi street
la n d , Ore.
«¿1
FOR S A L E -1 ACRE-*58***!
on Cleveland »vel ue' p^ ^ j4Jl|
addition. Faces east 1*2° »1
Terms. P. E. A rlett, 41 J»**
P ortland.
D iai rh oea «Juickly '
I
“ My a tte n tio n wa» ni<1.2 ? g
C h a m b e rla in ’s Colic,
D ia rrh o e a Remedy »• * ¡j®
tw elve year« ago
At
;
w as se rio u sly 111 * i!il hj. r»<
u la ln t
O ne dose of t"