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OUTLOOK
TVEHDAV.
OCTOBER
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n ess fo r w ar w as so m u ch n eed ed by
T W IC E A W E E K
T h e p u b lic m a r k e ts o f P o rtla n d
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schools, co u p led w ith a little t r a i n ­ will p rc b a b ly be a bone of c o n te n tio n
G re sh a m , O regon
e n in g News, w ritin g fro m G en ev a of
11. L >T C L A IK , E d ito r a n d P u b l'r ing in a m ilita ry way. w ould p re p a re i b etw een c e rta in w a rrin g In te re s ts fo r
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th e g ro w in g g e n e ra tio n fo r w h at th e m any y e a rs y et. o r u n til th e fa r m e rs
a g lo o m y p ic tu re of th e little r e p u b ­
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! g ro w n p eo p le of to d ay a re la c k in g In th e m s» 'v e s h av e so lv ed th e H urt e:-
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
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O u r r»*pi «M entati ve
fo u n d e d on th e Idea o f in d iv id u a l u cts m ay he b o u g h t jq s t as ch eap ly
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p o w e rfu l m ilita ry a u to c ra c y w hich m a rk e ts.
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th e r e is a s a ilin g lis t w h ich te lls
Official p a p e r of
w ould seem th a t c o m p e titio n w ould
w o rld affairs.
w hen th e d iffe re n t v essels w ill leav e
G re sh a m , O regon.
I will pay for your EGGS.
38c
W h ile ev ery good citiz e n ho p es do th e sa m e th in g
Official p a p e r of
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OLD HENS.
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seco n d -class m a tte r may h av e to ta k e up a rm s in Its d e ­ booth re n ta l o f ten c e n ts a d ay, w hile
M arch 3, 1911, at th e Postoffice a t
SPRINGS.
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It
upon ev ery c itiz e n , y o u n g a n d old h eav y e x p en ses to do b u sin ess.
M arch 3, 1879.
c a se in a lm o s t e v e ry o n e of th e ir
a lik e , to be posted a b o u t w h at his w ill ta k e y e a rs to so lv e w h at Is a d - '
PHONE
sh o p s in S w itz e rla n d .
T h e re is a
PHONE
1 H E < O l STY A G EN T.
g o v e rn m e n t is d o in g an d be re a d y to m ltte d ly a m ost s e rio u s an d m ost d if- 1
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h u g e m ap o f th e w orld w ith th e
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flcult q u e stio n in a g r ic u ltu r e t h e '
resp o n d to Its call fo r help.
ro u te s o f th e
G e rm a n
s te a m s h ip s
N o tw ith s ta n d in g th e fact th a t no
T h a t Is th e p rin c ip a l re aso n why m a r k e tin g o f th e p ro d u c ts of th e
oni else ex cep t th e O u tlo o k w rite r Is th e O u tlo o k is in fa v o r of te a c h in g fa rm so as to c o n se rv e to th e fa r m e r
m a rk e d a ll o v e r it. An e x p la n a to ry
GRESH A M , OREGON
c a rd te lls you th a t th e n u m b e rs in ­
ju s t now s a y in g a n y th in g a b o u t th e m ilita ry in s tru c tio n
in th e p u b lic h im se lf so m e o f th e p ro fits w hich a re
co u n ty a g e n t p lan th e r e a re hope» sch o o ls.
sc rib e d on th e h e a d s o f little p u s h ­
now a b so rb e d by th e m id d lem en an d
p in s re p r e s e n t th e s e v e ra l vessels,
th a t th e g ra n g e s o f tills co u n ty will
w hich m u st be a d d e d to th e fa rm In­
a n d th e p o sitio n o f th e pin in th e
e n d o rs e th e id ea b efo re th e w in te r Is
W e a re to ld ih a t th e r e w ill be com e if fa rm in g Is to becom e a p ro f­
lin e sh o w s w h ere su c h a n d su c h a
o v er, an d th a t th e a p p o in tm e n t will so m e "G ood T ilin g s to See. H e a r ita b le a n d a ttr a c tiv e in d u s try .
be m ade
T h e co u n ty c o m m issio n ers an d E a t ” a t th e g ra n g e h all s h o rtly
sh ip is a t p re s e n t.
B u t w hen you
h av e ex p ressed a w illin g n ess to n am e H alf a c e n tu r y has d im m ed o u r see-
look iit th e lin e s th e r e a re no p in s to
T h o u sa n d of b u sh e ls of a p p le s a re
BEST QUALITY MEATS
he fo u n d .”
a s u ita b le m an reco m m en d ed by th e m g machinery a I ttle an d we m ay K °big to w aste
In e v ery
O regon
PHONE 54 X
FREE
DELIVERY
A g ric u ltu ra l c o lleg e an d th e fe d e ra l grow d e a f so m e day
h u t th a n k c o u n ty , an d th e e ld e r m ills h a v e n ’t
By th e tim e th e w a r Is o v e r It lo o k s
g o v e rn m e n t s ta n d s read y to assist g o o d n ess we a re still e q u ip p ed to do ¡a w a k e n e d to th e fact th a t it is g o ­
as
if b o th th e e ffe c tiv e n e ss a n d in ef-
him In h is w ork.
.b u sin e ss at th e ch ic k e n pie exhibit. ing to he a d ry y e a r in 1916.
ie c tiv e n e s s of th e s u b m a r in e w ould he
F ro m o u r s ta n d p o in t th e fa rm e rs
con m ii cin gly d e m o n s tra te d .
w ould be g iven h e lp fu l In s tru c tio n In
S in ce se e in g so m any people dolled
B ry an w a n ts to sell his fa rm In
fa rm m a n a g e m e n t an d farm effici­ T exas
never
P e rh a p s he is In th e sa m e I up la st w eek, s u re ly you
A s e ttle d Incom e is a line th in g If
ency. It is o n e of th e m ost v ita l an d fra m e of m in d th a t a n o th e r fam o u s a g a in can he so c a re le ss ab o u t so m e
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM
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im p o rta n t n e c e ssitie s o f a g ric u ltu re s ta te s m a n was.
c o n n e c tio n
w ith
your
W hen a sk e d as to th in g s In
count o f th e h a rd tim es.
today
T h e b u sin e ss o f fa rm in g is in Ills lik in g fo r T ex as h e said th a t if w ard ro b e.
no wise d iffe re n t from b u sin ess of he o w n ed a h o m e th e r e an d o n e In
o th e r k in d s. In th e la s t few' y ears h ad es he w ould se ll th e T ex as hom e
RO C K W O O D
s e ie n tilic stu d y o f b u sin ess m eth o d s and live in th e o th e r place.
Mrs. F lo re n c e C h a m b e rs, d is tric t
In a ll s o r ts of in d u s try anil co m m erce
d e p u ty , v isited C h a rity H ive L ady
lias re v e a le d a s u r p ris in g a m o u n t of
T h i' new te le p h o n e d ire c to ry now M accabees on S a tu rd a y last. A very
BETW EEN
w aste, both of c a p ita l a n d la b o r, and being p rin te d at th e O u tlo o k p rin te ry In te re s tin g m e e tin g w as held.
PO RTLA N D
AND
ev ery b u sin ess h as felt th e in flu en ce for G re sh a m anil v icin ity w ill c o n ­
Mrs. D ella S h u te , w ho lias been
G RESH A M
lc w ord fo r first In s e rtio n ; one-
of ellii leney m e th o d s w hich have ta in e v e r 700 n am es. It Is u seless to v isitin g h e r f a th e r P e te r R ob b in s a t
h a lf c e n t a w ord e ach s u b s e q u e n t In-
O ffic e w i t h P i o n e e r A u t o T r u c k C o ., 2 2 « A s h St
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se c tio n .
ex p ect th is co m m u n ity to com e to lias r e tu rn e d to h e r h om e a t F a ir-
P h o n e B ro a d w a y 2H 5I
M in im u m , a n y in s e rtio n , 10c.
In th e b u sin ess of p rin tin g , fo r In ­ th e b rid le d to n g u e e ra w hen scie n c e view.
A fte r sp e n d in g a few days
s ta n c e , fifteen o r tw e n ty y e a rs ag o It m ak es ho little p ro v isio n to e n c o u r­ w ith re la tiv e s an d frie n d s in th is
B. W. E M E R Y , P ro p . Res. P h o n e 173.
L IV E S T O C K
Gresham, Ore.
v icin ity , sh e will jo in h e r h u sb a n d
w as th e ra r e m a s te r p r in te r w ho ac age sile n c e a n d m e d ita tio n .
a t B arsto w , W a sh in g to n , w h ere they
tually knew w h at Ills fin ish ed prod
cow s
will sp en d
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w ith Mr.
F A R M E R 'S
H A U L IN G
S O L IC IT E D
ui l w as c o stin g . As a re s u lt of efll
On New Y e a r’s eve, w hen co m es S h u te s ’ p a re n ts.
E X C E L L E N T c o w fo r sa le , ch eap .
Mrs. K W. H arv ey v isited Mrs.
( ieriey s tu d ie s it w as d isclo sed th a t tile h o u r, an d all th e g rills a re gay,
A d d re ss s. B. C rissey , B ull R u n ,
in.m y w ere p ro d u c in g th e ir finished th e m ail w ho tu r n s th e new leaf Win. S ales on S u n d ay .
O reg o n , o r p h o n e F a rm e rs 343
How C a ta r r h Is C o n tra c te d .
1 b u rd e n .
M any p e rs o n s w ho h av e
T h e L ady M accabees of C h a rity
G re sh a m .
gg ’
i i a te r n n at an a c tu a l loss in m any o 'e r w ill do it iu th is w ay:
“ If I H ive elec ted officers fo r th e e n s u in g
M o th ers
a re
so m e tim e s
so th is lo a th so m e d is e a se w ill rem em ­
cases, an d th e a d o p tio n of a more sh o u ld p u rp le s e r p e n ts see, I'll tell y e a r as fo llo w s: c o m m a n d e r. M ar­ th o u g h tle s s a s to n e g le c t th e co ld s
F O R S A L E o r T R A D E — Y o u n g m ilk
u n ifo rm sy stem of d e te rm in in g co sts you w h at I'd do, I'd w ave a frie n d ly g a re t S e h a n tin ; lie u te n a n t c o m m a n ­ w hich th e ir c h ild re n c o n tr a c t. T h e b e r h a v in g h ad f r e q u e n t co ld s a t th e
sto c k
T ra d e fo r h o rs e s b eef o r
tim e it w as c o n tra c te d . A little fo re ­
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m ilk cow s. A. V etch, R. 3, (¡ re s h ­
w as gi a e ra l th r o u g h o u t th e p rin tin g h an d a n d say , ‘H e re ’s lo o k in g
life d er, J o s ie S ta n le y ; c h a p la in ,
E lla in fla m m a tio n of th e m u c u s mem­ th o u g h t, a h o ttie of C h a m b e rla in ’s
am . Box 24.
70
tr a d e
T h e sa m e sto ry a p p lie s to
at y o u ! ’ ’ '
b ra n e , a t first a c u te , beco m es c h ro n ­ C o u g h R em edy ju d ic io u s ly u sed , an d
B ow en: reco rd k e e p e r, M a rth a C ook
p ra c tic a lly ev ery lin e of In d u stry .
finance a u d ito r, L a u ra P u lle n ; lady ic c a ta r r h , a d is e a se th a t is seld o m all th is tr o u b le m ig h t h a v e been
PIGS
O b ta in a b le a t G re sh a m
rim s th e fa r m e r need feel no se n ­
M rs G alt is d e sc rib e d as b eing a t a rm s. B elle D ic k e n so n ; s e rg e a n t, c u re d an d t h a t tra y p ro v e a life 's a v o id e d .
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COR S A L E O ne C h e s te r W h ite sow
ceived n o tice o f th e c h a n g e of n a m e )
iness c a rrie d on a t a loss on th e a n sw e rs th a t sh e h as n o th in g to say, from th e L ady Maccabees to
an d five pigs, »14.’ O ne C h e s te r
T he
W h ite sox\ a n d five pigs 8 w eeks
L irin.
T h e fa r m e r w ill be sim p ly ¡mil It w ould sa v e a w h o le lot of v al­ W o m a n 's B enefit a ss o c ia tio n of ¡he
o ld , $18.
E dw .
W. G rie v ish ,
finding i ut w hat th e city b u sin ess u ab le n e w sp a p e r sp a c e if th e p u b lic M accabees.
I r o u td a le . Blionu 843.
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DID YOU EVER
innu Inc. ! ■ irn ed hu t re c e n tly , an d men ut W a s h in g to n w ere eq u a lly as
N otice o f Sab- o f K cal P n l^ .c itg by
p ro fited by th e le a rn in g .
lis c rim ln u tln g an d tr u th f u l.
FO R S A L E
30 A n g o ra g o a ts , 12
G u a rd ia n .
re g is te re d ,
D uroc J e r s e y
hogs.
('i;e le n tu re o f th e co u n ty ag en t
In th e C o u n ty C o u rt of th e State of
W ould c o n s id e r good y o u iig d r a f t
W hen we read in th e d is p a tc h e s
plan as p ra c tic e d else w h e re , an d
O regon fo r th e C o u n ty of M u ltn o ­
h o rs e o r y o u n g c a ttle in tr a d e . C
m ah.
w hich d e serv es s tro n g co m m e n d a tio n , a b o u t th e w ar o p e ra tio n s at M insk,
L Cleveland, G re sh a m . P h o n e 3 iil
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th e v a rio u s lo c a litie s in to g ro u p cs, w ith a h a re lip an d a d e a n iliaposi an d e s ta te o f J o h n le W in te rs.
a
w eeks old.
$2.50 each . C o lu m ­
th ro u g h th e m ed iu m of w hich id eas tlo n , w ho w ears g o g g les to h id e his m in o r, th a t by v irtu e of an 'o r d e r
bia View F a rm .
P h o n e C o rb e tt
m ad e a n d e n te re d by th e C o u n ty |
m ay he ex ch a n g e d , e x p e rim e n ts d e s­ cro ss-ey ed fe a tu re s.
62.
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C o u rt a b o v e n am ed , on th e 16th day
crib ed an d th e in s p ir a tio n w hich
o f O cto b er. 1915, he w ill sell at P u b ­
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com es fro m ih*' a sso c ia tio n o f m en
lic A u ctio n , lo r cash , fo r th e p u rp o se
—A n d w a sn 't it a Comfortable Feeling?
en g ag ed in th e sa m e b u sin ess s u p ­ th e w aves Is not a w o o d c u tte r filing ol [laying c la im s an d e x p en ses of
FO R SA LE
M are
11 y e a rs old,
a cro ss-cu t saw .
I t's th e b e llig e r­ g u a rd ia n s h ip , a n d In th e best in t e r ­
plied.
w e ig h t 1200. G ood e ith e r sin g le
e n ts o f E u ro p e s c ra p in g th e b o t­ est of th e m in o r’s e s ta te , th e fo llo w ­
o r d o u b le ; g e n tle ; tired to Dan
tom s o f th e i r re sp e c tiv e w ar ch ests. ing d e sc rib e d re a l e s ta te , s itu a te d
H all.
P ric e $75.
J. R. C av an ­
KNOW YOI R G o t ER.NMENT.
in th e C o u n ty of M u ltn o m a h , S ta te
a u g h . T ro u td a le . P h o n e 158.
of O reg o n , to - w it:
T hey a re r e p o r tin g now th a t E m ­
The a g ita tio n yet g o in g on c o n ­
T h e u n d iv id e d o n e -s e v e n th in t e r ­
I'O R S A L E
M are, 13 y e a rs o ld , c o lt
c e rn in g m ilita ry tr a in in g in th e high p e ro r F ra n z J o s e f is g o in g in sa n e , est in lo ts sev en (7» a n d e ig h t (8»
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Io th e to w n of G resh am
fa v o ra b le an d u n fa v o ra b le e x p re s ­ upon to e n d u re a n o th e r p ro tra c te d
A lso 4 -h o rse F re s n o s c r a p e r G. A.
T h e sa le to be h eld anti m ad e at
N o reen , R. 4, G re sh a m .
6 7
sio n s
A lth o u g h th e M u ltn o m ah se rie s o f d e a th s .
th e p re m ise s, on
N o v eb m eer 20.
1915, at 2 o ’clock p. m . fo r c ash , to
C ount» P o m o n a g ra n g e voted a re s o ­
COR
SALE
F o u r-y e a r-o ld
m a re ,
W hen
th e
W h ite H o u se b rid e ­ th e h ig h e st b id d e r;
ten p e r cen t
lu tio n dow n fa v o rin g th e Idea, Il Is
well b ro k e n , g e n tle ; 1 good w o rk
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n o ted th a t th e s u b o r d in a te g ra n g e s
d b a la n c e o n c o n firm a tio n of sa le |
h e s e ttle d
th a t sm a ll an
lik e n ew ; 6 to n s good m ixed h a y ;
a rc ta k in g th e q u e stio n up G resh am s ire s ; h a s
by th e c o u rt o rd e r in g said sa le, an d
c h e a p lo r c ash . See S. C. B ras’s-
g ra n g e at its la st m e e tin g v oted In p ro b lem , w h o 'll get u p an d lig h t th e d eliv ery of deed.
w ell, 1 m ile
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F irs t p u b lic a tio n O ct. 19, 1915
ticed th e O regon S ta te G ra n g e B u lle ­
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T W O Y EA R O LD S T A L L IO N , fo r
tin I" Ils last issu e Is lik e w ise in fa v ­
s tre e t s m o k in g lik e M ount L assen ,
s a le c h eap .
S ta n d a r d a n d re _ is-
W h en You T a k e C old.
o r of it.
It may he le g al, b u ' it Isn 't p o lite.
te re d .
C an se e s a m e a t H al B.
Wit'll th e a v e ra g e tn an a cold Is a
Vlici h as n e v e r been a tim e In th e
S
tock
F a rm .
se rio u s m a tte r an d sh o u ld not t><
tf
h l-io rv of th is c o u n try w hen In fo rm a
Baby w eek " w ould be a b o w lin g trille d w ith , as so m e o f th e m ost
PO U L T R Y
Hon
i d a n g e ro u s
d is e a se s
s ta rt
w ith a
t th e Izi an d co n d u ct of ■ access.
co m m o n cold
T a k e C h a m b e rla in 's
F O R S A L E — P u re b red R h o d e Is ­
C ough R em ed y an d get rid of y o u r
lan d R ed ro o s te r
Mrs. C la re n c e
cold as q u ic k ly as p o ssib le
You
T h e s e e r e th e H a n d y L ittle S to v e , th a t » o u ca n m o v e a r o u n d in a n v p a r . of
C a th e y . P h o n e 97.
tf
H o t e x p e rim e n tin g w hen you
th e h o u se .
H ie flam e re g u la to r P re v e n t» S m o k in g .
,
j ib is re m e d y , as It h as been in use
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L e g h o rn
p u lle ts , T a n c re d b reed .
G a 'r ie d in tw o sizes,
lish ed re p u ta tio n . It c o n ta in s no op­
O ne 3-in ch h ea v y B ain w agon,
iu m n r O ther n a rc o tic .
O b ta in a b le
n e a rly
new
O ne 14-lnch ste e l
ut G resh am D rug S to re
Adv.
plow , n e a rly new
O ne 3 -v e a r old
H o lste in cow g iv in g m ilk
A. E.
Cr-K-X--:-;-
D eH av en . P h o n e 453.
69
There’ll Be an Advance in Flour
EGGS and CHICKENS
J. A. FRAMES
Sanitary Meat Market
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef tattle
AD O LF TIE TZE
WANTS
Emery's Truck Service
WARM UP
Perfection Oil Heater
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
A F o rd on th e roml for 'very e a r of a n o th e r
I ¡ilk-
More th an BiMI.BOt) now in use
v h ere
U '
every
r * o i I ûienmg & Mader new . I
City Bakery L
day . in all p a rts of the w orld.
p rice w ith in
"»'Hi;
reach of every body
I'o u rin g Cat
f o b . D etro it.
>440;
T ow n
at a
K tuiabout
C a r $640,
Dn sale at
LATOURELL &SON, Agents
G r e s h a m , O re g o n
REDUCED
R ustic, a ll p a tte rn s , No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11.
R ustic. $9.
light w eight, ccoiioniieal F o rd ear, usefu l to
Bread
Dn the M a rk e t
F re sh E v ery Day.
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
B a rn
1x4. 1x6. 1x8, 16 o r 24 ft. length», ro u g h , $6, s u e d $7,
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 o r 24 ft. length», ro u g h $6, s u e d $7
F e n c in g , $6
S h ip la p , $8
S P L IT . R O U G H a n d D R E S S E D C E D A R PO ST S
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
i r . 'v v n
A p Ple B o x ei
L a d d e r, a n d S h in g le ,
ri KN ED I OR( H POSTS, NEWELS. BAl'LSTEKS, TABLE
L E G S, M oulded and P la in G U T T E R S
W e D e liv e r L u m b e r
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE.
«lain St.,
•
Gresham
1 *<■< ■<■♦♦♦»»»< ............................ ..
Phone 12x.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
LUMBER
very
T he s d l' d . ,
ix c ry b o d y , s ving m oney fo r everybody
tion.
P A U L H U E T Z E L , P ro p .
T his could not he if th e F o rd e a r had
.m il w a s n o t p ro v in g its su p e rio rity
W A N T E D S P R IN G C H IC K E N S from
1 fa to 3 p o u n d s.
M a rk e t p ric e s
p aid .
R e g a l's c o tta g e . J e n n e s t a ­
P H O N E 41x
R o u te No. 2.
I
F O U N D - A fly book w ith fish in g 11-
cen se a n d
fly
h o oks.
L icen se
m ad e to S. Ci R ich m o n d . O w n er
can h a v e sa m e by p a y in g fo r th is
ad.
P h o n e 803.
I FO R S A L E M ilk c o o le r an d
T h us, t,r a v e s . R. 3, G re sh a m .
|F O R
SALE— S e v e ra l se c o n d -h a n d
ra n g e s a t 8b •riing A K id d e r H dw .
Co.
P otato«» am i tp p le e W anted.
T h e c a n n e ry w ill h a n d le y o u r po-
I ta to e s an d a p p le s In any q u a n tity .
! ('a s h p aid fo r b est m a r k e ta b le p o ta-
I toes. L a rg e b a k in g p o ta to e s , w e ig h -
( ing a p o u n d o r o v e r, b rin g h ig h e s t
: prices.
tf
Tailoring.
! For men and women— cleaning,
I pressing and repairing done to your
i satisfaction.
PETER LENARD, Powell St.