Gresham outlook., November 12, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
G rand M asquerade Ball.
OUTLOOK
ROCKWOOD
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
FRIDA Y .
NiiVEM REK
12.
II» IN
PAGE TUKEE
CORBETT
C olum bia g ran g e met in re g u la r
WHAT DOES $5.00 A WEEK MEAN TO YOU
Mrs. V ictor Her, of S ilverton, Ore.,
C olum bia g ran g e held Its re g u la r
M ultnom ah g ran g e will give a
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, m eeting last S atu rd ay b u t fo r som e is visiting h er p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. session S atu rd ay , N ovem ber 6, w ith
Bank $,’>.00 a w ee k a t th e B a n k o f G re s h a m am i a t th e e n d
m asq 1 u erad e ball T h an k sg iv in g night.
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. . n . d a n c e was sm all „ ex­ Lew Lovelace for a few days.
a good atten d an ce. S tate Deputy
B
| reason
th
o f 52 w e e k s y o u h a v e ¡*260.00 in y o u r A c c o u n t h e i r
A t th e
Best of m usic. L adies and g e n tle ­ cept at th e d in n e r tab le, th e m em ­
Mrs W illard Cook gav.e a d in n e r B ro th er D ickenson and wife and
en d o f o n ly 10 y e a r s you h a v e $2.600. $2,600.00 ( Y es! W ith
m en's prizes will be given for th e bersh ip had
g rea tly
increased in on S atu rd ay last in ho n o r of her County Deputy K reu d er were in a t­
th a t a m o u n t o f m o n ey y o u c a n b u y y o u r o w n ho m e p a y ca sh
You know
Colum bia a u n t, Mrs. H ayselden, who is visit- tendance. P ro fesso r B arrie, of C or­
best su stain ed ch a racter, T urkey num bers.
fo r it no m o r tg a g e on it no d e b ts a g a in s t it.
vallis, lectured on th e diseases of po­
Supper g ran g e has a nam e for giving good in g relativ es in th is vicinity.
supper.
All you can eat.
W hen >ou buy a hom e ou th e in sta ll­
75c a couple.
Dance tic k ets $1. d in n e rs and last S a tu rd a y ’s proved
Mrs. H erb ert S h u te left fo r Na­ tato es an d explained how to use
m ent plan you pay in terest. W hen
none the less su b sta n tia l.
E v ery ­ poleon, W ashington, on Sunday last. different kinds of sp ray solutions.
you save for a hom e on th e In stall­
Spectators, 25c.— Adv.
m ent plan you receive in terest.
body did ju stice to the good things
Jo h n R ichm onds' sm iling face is His ad d ress was very in te restin g and
In stru ctiv e.
Mr. and Mrs. H endee,
p
rep
a
re
d
by
th
e
sisters
of
th
e
seen
once
m
ore
behind
th
e
co
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n
te
r
of
Mince pies are alread y beginning
of P o rtlan d , w ere v isito rs and th e re
g rauge, not to fo rg et th e m any d if­ E v e rh a rt’s store.
to have the lt»16 flavor.
feren t kinds of jelly p resen ted by
Miss C lara S ten slan d , of T ro u td aly , were a g rea t m any local visitors,
GRESHAM , OREGON
about seventy-five m em bers and vis­
Mr. and Mrs. D ickenson, who need sp en t Sunday at home.
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o
u
rs :— 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. We
no intro d u ctio n . Mr. and Mrs. D ick­
A fam ily reu n io n was held at th e itors p artook of a fine g ran g e dinner.
pay t per cent in te re st in o u r Sav­
enson of Oswego g ran g e an d Mr. hom e of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. H arvey
The Misses Iva an d L au ra Reed
ings D epartm ent o r C ertificates of
Deposit.
K re u d er of L ents g ran g e, cam e over Sunday, N ovem ber 7. T hose p resen t were g u ests of th e Misses Mary and
I w ith th e in te n tio n of ¡instructing, w ere Mrs. M ary P itch to rd , of Am­ Em m a Spybrock Sunday.
J and give us assistan ce in o u r g ran g e boy, W ashington, Wm. D ickenson, |
Mrs. Eva Fox and little d a u g h te r
work, but ow ing to th e le ctu re given of Yacolt, W ashington, Mrs. L ed o ra were week-end v isito rs at th e hom e
by a sp e ak e r from O. A. C., on p o ta­ D ickenson and H enry D ickenson, of of her p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
to pests and tre a tm e n t of sam e, th e St. Jo h n s, Mrs. D ella S hute and Reed.
PURE, SWEET. CLEAN, I biggest part of the aftern o o n slipped
, ch ild ren of F airview , Mrs. C arrie
Mrs. L. Benefield is m aking an ex­
S A N IT A R Y
aw ay and o u r p ro m in en t v isito rs did i H ayselden of th e H aw aiian Islands,
tended visit in P o rtlan d .
not ge. any tim e for th e ir w ork, but | Mrs. A lbert H arvey, A rth u r V ernon,
For Sale by Leading Grocers
Henry
K nieriem and d a u g h te r,
we an- m ore th a n glad to know th a t Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson, Mr.
i from Lane, South D akota, are v isit­
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
in the n ea r fu tu re , we sh all have th e and Mrs. W illard Cook an d sons, ,V'r.
ing at G eorge K nieriein's. From here
! p leasure of g ree tin g th ese p arties to j and Mrs. K. W. H arvey an d sons, all
i they will go to th e expositions in C al­
1 a b e tte r ad v an tag e. Miss C oulter, a of th is place.
c c tx io o o o o c K X i'W 'X H X io o a tW iJo o
ifornia before re tu rn in g home.
m em ber of o u r high school faculty
Some one left th e g ate open and
Ralph F a rq u h a r and little d au g h ­
' took the first and second degree.
I Geo. P ullen got out. lie was seen ter, Mabel, w ere Sunday guests of
T ne concert given at o u r hall last
1 A. 1!. K erslak e and fam ily.
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9 n ig h t by the Ju b ilee sin g ers, a quin- in Rockwood last T uesday.
A I .I . K I V D S 1 X D
A L L SIX B B
L ittle A lfred H arvey is q u ite ill at
Oscar Morgan spent th e week-end
I tet com posed of colored people, was tl»e p resen t w riting.
M a n y r e s id e n c e fires a r e c a u s e d b y d irty c h im n e y s .
in P o rtland.
a success from beginning to finish
The C olum bia riv er steam b o at,
Z I P is a c h e m ic a l m ix tu re , fu se d to m a k e its w o rk effectiv e.
and they had a full house, and an
HILLSVIEW
•-lo n a ,” sank u n d er fo u rteen feet of
PICTURE FRAMING
C le a n s e s y o u r sto v e , p ip e a n d c h im n e y in five m in u te s.
audience th a t was pleased to th e full
C.
H
upp,
who has been laid up for w ater in th e riv er below C orbett n ear
GILT OR N A T U R A L WOOD,
e tte n t. T h eir program was so well
N ea t and Cheap.
file past week from ru n n in g a rusty Cam as, F rid ay night.
planned th a t th e re w asn’t a dull mo­
nail in Ills foot, is able to he ab o u t
W illiam R ickert had his w rist ser- i
m ent d u rin g th e p erfo rm an ce and
M A X S C H N E ID E R
I iously cut by glass, la st week. He
again.
every mein her proved an a rtis t in his
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S e ll B la g .. M ain S t.. U resn a m
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Mr. an d Mrs. E. L. Jack so n , of | w.is ru sh ed to th e doctor ut G resham
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P h o n e Ml
O o r her line. We feel tiia t we were
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O given a tre a t which do esn 't very often P o rtlan d , w ere culling on frien d s in ami six stitch e s were necessary to sew
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th is neighborhood Sunday. They tip the wound.
com e o u r way. We surely and tru ly
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Jo h n so n en ­
expect to build on th e ir ten acre
reccem m end them as fine singers.
GRESHAM.
tra c t in th is place in th e n ea r fu­ te rta in e d th e Misses G ladys W right
Ju liu s M eier and fam ily, of P o rt­
and Daisy D avidson of G resham over
tu re.
land, spent th e w eek-end at th e ir
Mrs. E. L. N orquist, who has been Sunday. They stay ed also for th e J
sum m er hom e here. T he p arty has
VICTORY
HALEY
visiting for a few weeks w ith frien d s concert.
Just re tu rn e d from a trip th ro u g h
at C olton, re tu rn e d hom e th is week.
County
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u
p erin te n d en t A n n stro n ;
C alifornia and a visit to the w orld’s
Mr. Modin and fam ily have bought
U nion High School Notes.
Mrs. O. W estlund, of P o rtlan d , Is
called
a
t
o
u
r
school last week.
fair.
T hose who received honor g rades the eight acre tra c t of Rev Mr. L inn­
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
visiting Mrs Aug. Sam uelson th is
3 lie E m broidery club m et wilt»
Miss Alice R asm ussen rep o rts a de­
'h is m onth w ere, Alma T hom pson, et» of P o rtlan d . They a re living with
week.
Mrs. H. D outhlt T h u rsd ay , Noveut
lig h tfu l trip on board th e G reat
.Miss Mary C athey, of G resham , C lara Lasley, Doris T rlckey, Cecil ' A. P. S ten b erg u n til they can get a her 11. Everybody seem ed to enjoy
N o rthern to San F rancisco, and the
P
o
u
n
d
er
and
Lloyd
Ough
house b u ilt upon th e ir own land.
sp en t a few ila.vs last week w ith Mrs.
Before p artin g a de-
fa ir a m ost in te re stin g place to see
T hose who w ere n e ith e r ab sen t ■ They cam e recently from e a ste rn O r­ them selves.
C. Taylor.
Itetous lunch was served
T he club
th e w onders of th e world.
nor ta rd y w ere th e follow ing: G ladys i egon.
will m eet next tim e at Mrs E Roz­
Mr. and Mrs. D eaton, of Sandy,
B arr, F. M urray S m ith, Alm a T hom p­
Now Look Out.
Mrs. G. A. Jo h n so n w ent to P o rt­ in s, th e 18th.
w ere d in n e r g u ests at C olum bia View
W hen a cold hangs on as o ftern son, Bessie K nieriem , M yra Ross, land last S atu rd ay . She expects to
,,lrs. F. F o th has been in P o rtlan 1
farm on T h u rsd ay , and a m otor trip happens, o r w hen you have h ardly Mary
D eaver, T heo d o re
Reeves, I rem ain th e re for som e tim e. Mr.
v isitin g h er m o th er, who ! ns been
up th e H ighw ay as fa r as W arren - g o tten o ver one cold before you E rnest M trsh o n , C rate Reeves, Doris j
Johnson accom panied h e r hut r e tu r n ­ r id .. ,
dale was m uch enjoyed by th e party, c o n tra c t a n o th er, look o u t fo r you Trickey, F ran ces Johnson and Lloyd
ed Monday.
Mrs. J. C. D uke's au n t, Mrs. Mary
F red L u sh er, of B rid al Veil, is a re liable to c o n tra ct som e very Ough.
T he L adies’ Aid society of th e Bap­
O n th e M a r k e t
serio
u
s
disease.
T
his
succession
of
busy c o n stru c tin g a g ara g e which
P upils who w ere n e ith e r tard y nor tist church had a special m eeting S h iitz, from B aker, O regon, is v isit­
F re s h E v e r y D ay.
ing with her.
spells an au to — you know. Mr. I colds w eakens th e system and low­ uhsent from D istrict 39 w ere; C lif­
W ednesday. T hey are going to have
ers th e v ita lity so th a t you are
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n ic k le r sp e n t
L u sh er will p u rch ase a H udson.
m uch m ore liable to c o n tra c t chronic ford Reed, F ran ces Reed, Danny an auction Hale of fancy and useful
A little baby d au g h te r arriv ed last c a ta rrh , pneu m o n ia or consum ption. P hipps, P aul L etsin g er, Lucile K in­ article s w hich they have m ade, Sunday ut F. P o th ’s.
ri he little Ja p an ese baby on the
week a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C ure y o u r cold w hile you can. caid, Irving Jack so n , M ildred T aylor,
C h a m b e rla in ’s C ough Rem edy has a R ufus L etsin g er, L ester Jack so n , T h u rsd ay evening, N ovem ber 18, at C ham berlain place, died last week.
Buxton.
8 o ’clock at th e ch u rch .
R efresh ­ It At« about five m onths old.
rep u ta tio n . It is relied upon
Miss N ora R ickert, of H u rlb u rt, is t)V th o u san d s of people an d never A drian Loudon, Ruby Ayres, H arty m ents will be served
All a re co r­
Mrs. A. Thom pson m ade a business
having ch arg e of o u r telep h o n e ex- ' d isap p o in ts them
Try it. It only an d F ra n k R ankin.
dially invited to come and buy and trip to P o rtlan d Tuesday.
change at C o rb ett.
' coats a q u a rte r. Sold by G resham
A school m eeting was held at the th u s h< Ip a good cause along.
Do
Mr. and Mrs. W ilber Ivy an d Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K nieriem is 1JruK Co.
union high school for th e purpose of not fo rg et to coine.
lVy's b ro th ers, Ently and Ralph,
e n te rta in in g relativ es from th e E ast,
H lì St.,
Gresham
m
aking
o
ut
a
budget
to
see
how
much
Mrs. Bissel and d a u g h te r M ildred,
LUSTED
who a re on th e ir way to th e fair.
money will be req u ired for the en ­ have retu rn ed to Haley a f te r sp en d ­ spent Sunday at th e hom e of G. W.
A ndrews.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. H. H am ilto n , Sr., su in g year.
ing m ost of th e su m m er at Newberg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. B urns spent
T he lib rary will be open on T ues­
re tu rn e d hom e last W ednesday from
H arold H o rb erg spent from F ri­
P o rtla n d w here th ey had been v isit­ day and F rid ay evenings from 7 u n ­ day until Sunday visiting his au n t in Suntlay with Mrs. B u rn s’ p aren ts,
til 9. It depends wholly on how P o rtlan d , re tu rn in g Monday m orn­ Mr. and Mrs. W ilhelm.
ing ab o u t ten days.
Cecil Duke, who Is th e bookkeep­
W alter H am ilton re tu rn e d to his m any people ta k e ad v an tag e of th is ing to high school in G resham .
e r nt th e Sandy F ir L um ber Co., was
hom e in C alifo rn ia a fte r a two years' as to how long it will co n tin u e to be
T he young people of the Baptist hom e Sunday.
stay in Oregon. He says he w ouldn’t open.
You can save a good deal of m oney by buying your
church gave Miss Ruth L inilholiu u
Jo h n B urns, Mr. D uke and Mr.
stock tonic a t th is sto re, in stea d of paying th e ped d ler
F ran ces Jo h n so n was a guest of su rp rise last Sunday aftern o o n . As
mind it a t all if they could have
fancy prices fo r goods of unknow n q u ality . Look at
som e of o u r rain , as it is very dry Mrs. C lara Sm ith on M onday ev en ­ a rem em b ran ce they left a sum of K erslake w ent to P o rtlan d W ednes­
these prices for th a t old reliab le and g u a ra n te e d stock
day.
ing.
there.
co n d itio n er and w orm exp eller—
money by way of en co u rag em en t to
T he honor roll for th e Victory
An u n u su ally larg e crow d was h er for Iter services as nrguuist be­
A farew ell su rp rise p arty was giv­
en to Mr. and Mrs. F. Erz and family p resen t a t th e co n cert Monday night fore site becam e sick. All expressed school for th e p ast m onth Is as fol­
E veryone th e ir p leasu re in seeing h er so well lows: R uth Ick ler, E sth e r W ilhelm ,
at th e ir hom e h ere last S atu rd ay of the B uckner q u in te t.
Ralph W ood,
About tw enty neighbors was well pleased w ith th e program again a fte r h er long siege of sick ­ W alter T hom pson,
evening.
C
larunce
Wood
an
d
Jo
h
n C arlson.
and frien d s g ath ered to have a social te n d ered .
ness.
tim e. R efresh m en ts were served at
2 5 lb . P a il C o s t s $ 2 . 2 5
T w lce-a-W eek O utlook. 1 yr. . 1.60
T he larg est sponge ev er found
PLEASANT VALLEY
m id n ig h t, a fte r w hich a silv er cake
**' 1OO lb . S a c k f o r $ 7 . 0 0 ■ m *»
$6.00
Dally O rfg o n lan , 1 yr. reg
cante from th e M editerranean.
It
p late was p resen ted to them show ing
C. H. Dodson, of G ilb ert, was in
C om bination, 1 year
6 00
was
th
ree
feet
across
and
ten
feet
In
th e esteem th e n eighborhood has for th e valley on business T uesday.
W hy pay th e p ed d ler tw ice these prices?
Dr. Hess
circum ference.
them . T hose present besides Mr.
.Milk R e to rd K lanks.
Stock Tonic Is highly c o n c en tra ted and will go as far
Mr. and Mrs. H arp er, of Lents,
as any p re p a ra tio n , no m a tte r w hat price you pay. Dr.
and Mrs. Erz and fam ily w ere Mr. were out M onday loouing for a loca­
M onth's record of m ilk p ro d u c­
Good-by is an ab b rev iatio n of an
Hess & C lark, of A shland, Ohio, m a n u fa c tu re rs of the
and Mrs. Jo h n S leret, Mr. and Mrs. tion for a hom e In th is vicinity.
tion for ab o u t 16 cows. J u s t w hat
fam ous Dr. Hess line, do not have to pay for expense
old
E nglish form of p u rlin g , “ God
G ust C arlson, Mr. and Mrs. G. L u st­
you need to keep track of your h erd.
of horse, w agon and ped d ler; th a t’s the reason th ey can
F red Olson tra n sa c te d business in be w ith you u n til we m eet.”
ed. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ituegg, Mr. and P o rtlan d T uesday last.
sell th e ir products to you th ro u g h th is sto re a t rock
C onvenient and cheap. O utlook.
bottom prices.
Mrs. Ed. H am ilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Reldy, of Bellrose, paid
Guy R obertson,
Mr. an d Mrs. th is place a b rief visit one day th is
You can get your money back rig h t h ere if any Dr.
M athew Rauw , Ida S ester, W illie week.
Hess p re p a ra tio n d o esn 't do w hat is claim ed for it. We
also handle
S ester, Jo h n S ester and H arry C a rl­
E. L. A nderson, who has leased
son.
the C. F. K esterson place, brought
DR. HESS’ DIP AND DISINFECTANT
BANK OF GRESHAM
MT. HOOD
BUTTER
Chimney Fires can be Prevented by Using
ZIP
1 PHOTOS i
CHIMNEY AND FURNACE CLEANER
New Gallery
25c
Sterling & Kidder Hdw. Co.
City Bakery
B read
Pies, Cakes and :
other Pastry
Why Pay the Peddler or Canvasser Twice These Prices?
DR. HESS’ STOCK TONIC
DR. HESS’ POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A
DR. HESS’ INSTANT LOUSE KILLER
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
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T h e Colum bia H ighw ay
an d other hardsurfaced
roads will tem pt you to
get full enjoym ent out of
one of them.
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Believing th a t C hina p resen ts a
m a rk e t of splendid possibilities for
those P h ilip p in e woods th a t can be
produced in larg e re g u la r q u an titie s,
th e b u reau of fo restry of th e in su lar
g o v ern m en t at M anilla is m ak in g a
sy stem atic effort to popularize them
in th e republic. P anels have been
p rep ared rep rese n tin g th e species
m ost im p o rta n t in th e export trad e,
in clu d in g red and w hite lau an s,
ap ito n g , palosapis, lum bayao, yacai,
ta n g u ile , p a g a tp a t and guijo.
Since th e F ord m achine su p p la n t­
ed th e m oth er-in -law as a Joke su b ­
je c t we have seen no reso lu tio n s of
reg ret.
T h ere a re 200,000 d ru g users in
th e U nited 8 ta tes.
H ereto fo re th e
figures have been o v erestim ated
T he 1. W. W., who have a h o rro r of
p ro sp erity , m ight join V illa's half-
starv ed arm y.
H er Son S ubject to C roup.
“ My son Edw in is su b je ct to
cro u p ," w rites Mrs. E. O. Irw in, New
K en sin g to n , Pa.
" i p ut in m any
sleepless h o u rs at n ig h t before I
learn ed of C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough
Remedy. M others need not fe a r th is
disease If they k e e p a b o ttle of
C h a m b erlain 's Cough Rem edy In th e
house and use it as d irected . It a l­
ways gave my boy relief.” F o r sale
by G resham D rug Co.
o u t an o th e r load of household goods
W ednesday.
T he e n te rta in m e n t and basket so­
cial was a decided success. T he p ro ­
feeds am o u n ted to alm ost $50, which
will be applied to % fund th a t Is be­
ing raised w ith w hich to erect and
equip a play shed for th e school chil­
dren.
N o tw ith stan d in g th e Inclem ency of
th e w eath er q u ite a n u m b er of the
p atro n s of th e school assem bled at
th e schoolhouse W ednesday evening
and proceeded to com plete th e o r ­
g an izatio n of th e P aren t-T each ers'
association in itia te d two weeks ago.
Mrs. H attie L. Vail, of P o rtlan d ,
who is a m em ber of th e Oregon
M others' C ongress and an o rg an izer
of
P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’
associations,
p resen t an d aided in th e work of o r ­
ganizing th e association. Mrs. Vail
m ade a very in te re stin g ta lk on w hat
th e P aren t-T ea ch e rs clnbs w ere doing
to b rin g th e p a re n ts and teach ers to ­
g eth er in a frien d iy and helpful co­
o p erativ e sp irit, th u s en ab lin g both
te ach ers and p are n ts to disch arg e
th e ir respective d u tie s in th e school
w ork.
SPECIALS
in jje a tin g g lo v e s
‘CHEERFUL’ A1RTIGHTS
Body m oulded w ith IM-in.
gauge,
W ellsville
polished
ste e l; east iron fro n t, top am i
bottom , fro n t feed door, ash
d o o r an d b o tto m .
< ast lin ­
ings, ash g u ard , n ickel urn am i
u rn b o tto m , sw ing top, M-in.
lid, n irk lcd steel to p rim ,
fo o t rail, nam e plate am i M ie s
d r a f t reg ister.
T he east lin in g s in th is sto v e
a re about 12 inches high anil
a r e in th re e sections. g iiin g
room for expansion. It Is the
finest wimm I h ea lin g stove m ade
a t such a low price.
Nos.
170
190
210
240
SPECIFICATIONS OF CHEERFUL AIRTIOHTS
W imm I
IhHly
Iteg u lar SPE< "I,
Net
Size
la-ngths
17 In.
1» In.
21 in.
24 in.
IhMly
H eight
17x13 in.
18 In.
19x14% In 20 In.
24 In.
21x16 In.
24x17 In.
24 In.
W eight
80 lbs.
85 lbs.
100 lbs.
105 lbs.
P rice
$9.60
$11.50
$13.60
$14.60
With a Special Discount of 5 per cent for Cash
T h o u san d of farm ers use L o w e :
B ro th ers S ta n d a rd burn p ain t for
p ain tin g th e ir b arns, silos, fe n c e s '
an d o u tb u ild in g s.
It Is th e most .
econom ical b arn p ain t on th e m a r­
ket.
Ask for color ca rd s at o u r
sto re. M etzger B ros.— Adv.
R. R. CARLSON
Complete Hougefurnisher
P rice
$8 25
$10.60
$11.26
$13.00