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TUESDAY. T'EHKl'AliY 22.
HILLSVIEW
Nels N orquist has retu rn ed to Col
Final Clean-U] p of February
SPEC : ials
to n .
Ju st a few d a y s left to tak e a d v a n ta g e of o u r S p e c ia ls .
W e m u st h a v e room for N E W S P R IN G G O O D S
w h ic h a re a rriv in g daily.
Do n o t m iss th e se M O N E Y -S A V E R S w h ile you h av e
th e o p p o rtu n ity .
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
Big range to select front.
65c Silk
49c
T.'ic Silk
59c
$1.00 Silk
79c
$1.25 Silk ......
98c
$1.50 Silk
$1.19
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Having secured the agency
for the celebrated W arn er’s
“ Rust-proof”
Corsets,
our
present stock must be closed
out. Note these prices:
$1.00 Corsets
79c
-1 50 <loraeta
$1.15
$2.50 Corsets
$1.87
$3.50 Corsets
$2.38
50c C hildren’s Sleeping
Robes
39c
50c C hildren’s Outing
Gowns
39c
W omen’s Outing Gowns.
65c Outing Gowns ....
49c
♦1 Outing G ow ns
76c
$1.25 Outing Gowns.....
98c
Broken lines of children’s
fleeced lined Underwear, reg
ular 40c, specially priced at 29c
garment.
•Just a few m en’s aud
women’s Sweaters left. Maroon
only, regular $2.50 for $1.25
House Dresses and Kimonas
$1.00 Dress or Kimona
79c
$1.25 Dress or Kimona
98c
$1.50 Dress or Kimona . $119
$2.00 Dress or Kimona $1.33
Childrens, Tub
2 to 14 years.
Dresses, sizes
50c Dreaaaa
75c Dresses ..
$1.00 Dresses
$1.50 Dresses
39c
57c
69c
$1,00
R O Y A L S O C IE T Y E M B R O ID E R Y P A C K A G E S
A t 2 5 °o D iscount
C A N N O N ’S
Successor to B ert Lindsey
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes for the Whole Family
Phone 641
W anted to K now .
An Irish m an having ju st landed in
New Y ork got a position on th e ra il
road as flagm an a t one of th e p rin ci
pal crossings. One day cam e th e ‘20th
C en tu ry Limited* ab o u t 20 m inutes
late. T he Irish m an held o u t his red
flag and stopped th e express. The
en g in ee r jum ped off very m uch an g
ered, and asked th e Irish m an why he
had stopped th e tra in w hen he knew
they w ere 20 m inutes late.
T he
Irish m an rep lied : “ T h a t’s ju s t w hat
I w anted to know. W here have you
fellow s been fo r th e la st 20 m inutes?
GRESHAM
W hen en g in eers have been boring
tu n n els th ro u g h th e Alps they have
found rocks inside so h ot th a t it has
been necessary to cool them w ith w a
te r before th e men could co n tin u e
th e ir work.
In nine cases o ut of ten , when
man tells th e girl who has accepted
his proposal th a t he did it ju s t to get
ahead of h er on leap year, he was
really a fra id she would propose to
the o th e r fellow.
S ev ere Cold Q uickly Cured.
An ad v e rtise m en t p raisin g th e v ir
tu e s of a new m ake of in f a n t’s feed
ing bottle, says: “ W hen th e baby is
done d rin k in g , it m u st be unscrew ed
and p u t in a cold place u n d e r a tap.
If th e baby does not th riv e on fresh
m ilk, it should be boiled.’’
T he av ailab le w aterpow er of th e
U nited S tates, including A laska,
am o u n ts to m ore th a n 28,000,000
horse pow er, of which approxim ately
7,000,000, o r 25 per cent., has been
developed.
"O n D ecem ber first I had a very
severe cold o r a tta c k of th e g rip as it
may be, and was n early down sick in
bed,” w rites O. J. M etcalf, W e ath er
by, Mo. “ I b o u g h t two b o ttles of
C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough Rem edy and
it was only a few days u n til I was
com pletely resto re d to h ealth ,
firm ly believe th a t C h a m b e rla in ’s
Cough Rem edy is one of th e very
best m edicines an d will know w hat to
do w hen I have a n o th e r cold.” F o r
sale by G resham D rug Co.
Sanitary Meat Market
BEST QUALITY MEATS
PHONE 54x
FREE DELIVERY
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle
ADOLF TIETZE
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM, ORE.
Reliable Truck Service
Office with Young's Auto Truck Service
All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND
F a rm e r’s Hauling
F urn itu re Moving
Orders for Coal
and Briquets Taken
BERT HOSS
Main 0 1 7 5
A-2O01
224 Pine Streep Portland
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Barn
Rustic, $9.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
Fencing, $6. Shiplap, $8.
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
AU kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
TURNED PORCH POSTS, NEW ELS, BAULSTERS, TABLE
LEOS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
We Deliver Lumber
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE
PHONE 41x
Route No.
2.
1916
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
As far as w in ter is concerned we
do hope th a t we have had all th a t is
com ing to us and do d eclare th a t
1916 was q u ite severe to begin w ith
It has been a cold w in ter and a good
many here had th e experience of be
ing sh o rt of fuel. H ow ever we feel
we have m uch to be g ra te fu l for, for
no one has been in need of food or
sh e lte r, a lth o u g h fo r a m onth o r
more no team s could get o ut In th e
road to g et to any sto res a fte r p ro
vision or feed for th e cattle. A good
m any ran ch ers have lost th e ir horses
up here th is w in ter but not due to
sta rv a tio n , b ut r a th e r too m uch feed
and no exercise. B ut it is a fact th a t
we never saw such d rifts of snow as
we had th is w inter. As it was we
could w alk up on top of th e trees in
th e o rch a rd and o u r little boy could
sit down on top of th e telephone pole,
and had such sp o rt on th e d rifts th a t
he never will forget.
Colum bia g ran g e will m eet next
S atu rd ay , th e first tim e for two
m onths. We tru s t th a t n o th in g will
tu rn up to p rev en t us from having
o u r g ran g e m em bers g a th e r next S at
urday. As it is in stallatio n of officers
we look for a good a tte n d a n c e and a
big dinner. Come and b rin g some
one w ith you.
F arm in g has begun and is being
pushed along rapidly.
A ugust P ier was a P o rtla n d visitor
last T hursday. Mr. P ier shipped out
a ca r load of wood Monday.
A. Sam uelson w ent to P o rtla n d
S atu rd ay to see Mrs. Sam uelson. She
is lowly im proving but not ab le to be
o u t of th e hospital.
Tom D onahue is m aking som e im
provem ents aro u n d his new house
by te arin g aw ay tn e little old log
house th a t has been sta n d in g fo r
ab o u t forty years, trim m in g up trees
b u rn in g bushes, etc.
W ith th is issue o r th e paper, the
. p resen t local co rresp o n d en t discon
tin u es as re p o rte r of H illsview news,
I tru stin g som eone, m ore c e n tra lly /lo
cated and having a telephone so as to
get th e news m ore quickly and def
initely will ta k e it up and give us a
good newsy le tte r each week as it ts
en co u rag in g to th e ed ito r, who is
try in g to give us w hat every town
needs, a good local paper. It m akes
th e p aper m ore in te restin g to those
living in th is vicinity an d gives th e
public som e idea of th e wide aw ake
little n eighborhood we have here. The
re p o rte r also w ishes to th a n k those
who have kindly assisted by sending
On Sunday aftern o o n th e sun sh in e
news.
in P o rtlan d tem pted a good m any au-
toists for a trip o u t on th e H ighw ay,
b u t oh, such a d isap p o in tm en t to find
FAIRVIEW
th e east wind blow ing a gale up here
T he L ad les’ Aid of th e M ethodist and q u ite cold besides, and th en to
church gave a tea a t th e hom e of find it im possible to get to Crown
Mrs. B. C. B rew ster on W ednesday Point a t best.
aftern o o n , which was also th e occa
P o rtlan d p ap ers rep o rted th e road
sion of th e m onthly business m eet open to Crow n P oint b ut forgot to
ing.
P lan s w ere fo rm u late d for < tell th a t th e re was ju st a narrow
su p p er and e n te rta in m e n t to be giv p ath , wide enough to w alk, an d of
en a t th e city hall on th e evening of course th e m achines cam e back fast,
S atu rd ay , M arch 11, for th e benefit and by th e looks of It, th ey d id n 't
of th e society. T hose p resen t at the need m uch pow er going back, the
m eeting were, Mr. B urlingam e, Mrs.
east wind giving them a su b sta n tia l
Ed. B urlingam e, Mrs. Geo. B u rlin g push.
am e, Mrs. C h arles Cowles, Miss An-
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s Meier, of P o rt
ab elle Cowles, Mrs. S. Dixon, Mrs
land. cam e out to visit a t th e ir hom e
Ed. lie slin , Mrs. D. S. D unbar, Mrs.
Sunday a fte r an absence of two
B. Ci B rew ster. Mrs. J. H. P eterso n ,
m onths on account of th e h ard win
Mrs. J. Loser, Mrs. J. W. M oller,
ter.
Mrs. J. W. Benecke, Wm. Benecke
A. W oodw ard ap p ears so happy
Clem Cowles, Mrs. Je n n ie McCor
lately
and it is no w onder fo r his
m ack, Miss F ay Davis, Opal Davis.
T he P aren t-T ea ch e rs’ association first little g ran d so n arriv ed in P o rt
will m eet on F rid ay aftern o o n . A land last week at th e hom e of Mr.
p ro g ram will be given by th e pupils and Mrs. A. Landine,
Mrs. A. M .H enderson is a t home
of P rin cip al J. B. L e n t’s room . A
m usical p rogram is also being a r again at Crow n P oint a fte r spending
ranged fo r th e occasion. Mrs. S. B. a couple of w eeks in th e m etropolis.
Mat Schanno, of G resham , was a
H all will speak on D om estic Science
an d D om estic A rt in th e R u ral guest at C h a n tic lee r on Sunday, but
he was n o t d riv in g th e team th is tim e
Schools.
th a t he was seen w ith th e last tim e
he was o u t h ere and n early got burled
COTTRELL
i i th e big sn o w d rift. T his tim e he
T he L ad les’ E m b ro id ery club will was at th e wheel of an auto.
m eet w ith Mrs. Wm. C rasw ell W ed
Jo h n T aylor took a load of live
nesday, F eb ru ary 23.
stock to th e Union sto ck y ard s on F r i
Guy Hood visited relativ es in P o rt day.
land Sunday.
W. Deaver, the railw ay m ail clerk,
A. R. R uegg p urchased a team of sp en t several days a t hom e h ere this
young horses la st week.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. M artin L en n a rtz, of
Mrs. It. P. R asm ussen and d au g h
Sandy, were th e guests of Mr. and ter, Alice, m ade a trip to th e city on
Mrs. Wm. C rasw ell Sunday.
S aturday.
Miss Iren e E rz, of P o rtlan d , v isit
Mrs. A. W oodw ard sp e n t a few
ed frien d s in th is vicinity F rid ay days a t th e hom e of h e r d au g h te r
and S atu rd ay .
last week in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge B lackburn
G. K nieriem atten d e d th e m eeting
w ere th e g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. of th e G rand Army P o st in G resham
Alonzo R adford Sunday.
S aturday.
PLEASANT HOME
T he M ethodist L ad ies' Aid will
m eet w ith Mrs. C. M. Brown a t P lea s
an t Home, W ednesday aftern o o n ,
M arch 1. Each lady is asked
to
b ring a q u ilt block, 19 by 20 inches,
pieced and w orked.
A lfred Sloop left on S atu rd ay for
P a rk e r, W ashington. He expects to
be gone all sum m er.
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TH E U N IV E R S A L C A R
AUTO TIRES
T ires
We have ju st received a larg e sh ip m en t of Ford
six different m akes in stock as follow s:
Goodrich, K elly-S p rin gfield , F iresto n e, \ ita lic, U n ited
S tates and G at J. B rans.
Most of these T ires are non-skids an d of sev eral
different p a tte rn s of th e well know n U nited S tates T ire
Co. brand.
A p art of th ese T ires a re ones we will give ten per
cent, discount on for tw o days beginning F rid ay , F eb
ru a ry 25.
R e m e m b e r th is offer is good o n ly fo r th e tw o d a y s—
F ebruary 2 5 anil 241, 1OHI.
D on’t fo rg et th e d ates and come in an d see us.
If you a re unable to come in you may phone y o u r
o rd er and we will hold casings for you. T his is Abso
lu tely th e last chance to get th em a t th ese prices.
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES
I T h e s e n o tic e s w ill b e p u b lis h e d f ro m
tim e to tim e f r e e o f c h a r g e . O th e r s n o t
lis te d h e r e a r e s o lic ite d . I f a n y a r e In
c o r r e c t p l e a s e n o tif y th e O u tlo o k a n d
c o r r e c t io n s w ill be m a d e a t o n c e .]
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M e e ts e v e r y f o u r t h T u e s d a y a t 2.30 In
t h e I. O. O. F . h a ll. G u a r d ia n N e ig h b o r.
M rs M in n ie C la n a h a a , G r e s h a m ; G u a r d
ia n c le r k , E li z a M e tz g e r, G r e s h a m .
M AOCABEEB.
It would ap p e ar th a t th e public
serv an t, no m a tte r haw sm all bis po G K E H 1IA M M A S O N IC L O D G E — M e e ts
R O C K W O O D T E N T , K. O T. M
s e c o n d T u e s d a y e a c h m o n th , 8 M e e ts f ir s t S a t u r d a y a n d t h i r d F rid a y
sition o r hum ble his fu n ctio n , is
C o m m a n d e r, E.
p. rn. W o r s h ip f u l M a s te r , L . L. e v e n i n g s esich m o n th .
much th e sam e person in F ra n ce as in '
K id d e r ; s e c r e ta r y , W m . M e tz L. T h o r p e , r e c o r d k e e p e r, A. G. S c h a n -
tln . R . D . 1, G r e s h a m .
g e r.
G r e s h a m , O re g o n .
th is co u n try , m an ifestin g much the |
C H A R I T Y R E V I E W , W H A — M e e ts
sam e lack of courtesy as th a t which
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f ir s t S a t u r d a y o f e a c h m o n th .
M a r g a r e t S c h a n t i n ; r e c o r d k e e p e r, M. I.
W o r s h ip f u l M u s te r, J o h n R. C ook. G r e s h a m R . F . D. 1.
Recently in one of th e d ep a rtm en ts
of a P arisian m ayoralty, tow ard m id X.
ley. G r e s h a m , O re g o n .
D B A M O E D IR E C T O R Y .
day, a little old em ploye was ab o u t to
List of L etters.
sa nd y
MASONIC LODOS W . M
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begin m unching a lunch of carro ts. Ge»». II. W a ite ; s e c r e ta r y , C. D. P u rc e ll. e ry f o u r t h S a t u r d a y . M a s te r, R. I. A n
d e r s o n ; s e c r e t a r y . M y r tle J o h n s o n ; le c
R em aining le tte rs uncalled fo r in Some one rapped at th e door No re .Sandy, O reg o n .
tu r e r , M rs. D o r s C lu so n .
G re s h a m .
th e G resham postoffice for week en d sponse from th e little em ploye.
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8 A N 1) Y G R A N O E — M e e ts ev e t y
T ro u td a le
W o r th y M a tro n , J a n e t M. f o u r t h iS a tu rd s y . M a s te r , A O. T h o m
L etters— Jean B auer, Mr. an d Mrs. tered. ’’M onsieur,” he began.
G r a n t ; s e c r e ta r y , M a rg a r e t M cK ay .
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s e c re ta ry , J a m e s
H ell; l e c tu r e r ,
P ete R hodes, Mrs. p . F. Oeroly.
“Come back at 2 o ’clock, grow led
J o h n R o b e r ts . S a n d y . O reg o n .
M C H A P T E R , O. E. B„ NO.
F oreign
L e tte r— G am en ara Lo th e little em ploye, as he co n tin u ed to l i i G R - E M S e H e A
ts f irs t an ti t h ir d T u e a d a y s
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M a s te r,
gnaw aw ay at th e vegetables.
V, o i t h y M a tro n . A n n a lir o w n ; s e c r e J
J . J o h n s o n ; s e c r e ta r y , M is s I v a
t a r y , M is s R o s e 1. D alr.
T hese le tte rs will be se n t to th e
“ B u t— ”
H ic k e y ; l e c t u r e r , L. M a u d H all.
dead le tte r office on April 6th,
"No buts ab o u t It. Come back at 2
G R E S H A M C A M P , NO. 13.180, M. W .
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G R A N G E — M e e ts firs t
A - - M e e ts t h i r d F r id a y In e a c h m o n th W R
1916, if n ot delivered before.
In o ’clock."
d n e s d a y 8 p. in., a n d t h i r d S a tu r d a y
in o d d
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calling for th e above, please say a d
m e m b e r s a r e in v ite d to a tt e n d .
R o s s r e t a r y , L e w is J e n s e n ; le c tu r e r , M rs.
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vertised, giving d ate of list.
e a u ," said th e visitor.
U M IT E D A B 1 T 8 A R B .
I. McCOLL, P M.
C O L U M B IA
G R A N G E — M e e ts
firs t
At once th e little em ploye jum ped
» O K I N G A S S E M B L Y U N IT E D A R T I- S a t u r d a y In e a c h m o n th . M a s te r , R P.
u p .try in g to hide th e bunch of c a r s a n s . N o. 270— M e e ts se c o n d a n d f o u r t h R a s m u s s e n ; s e c r e ta r y , M in n ie P o u n d e r ;
Satisfied.
O F . h a ll. M a s te r , C la u d e l e c t u r e r , M rs A m e tla W o o d w a rd . C o r
rots behind his back, as he bowed F F . rid C a r y o « s . s : 1. s O.
b e tt, O re g o n .
e c r e ta r y , M rs N o ra
C ounsel— I ’m so rry I co u ld n ’t do deeply to th e visitor.
W O O D L A W N G R A N G E - -M e e ts s e c
ODD FE L L O W «.
m ore for you.
o n d a n d f o u r t h S a t u r d a y e v e n in g s M a s
"Go before m e” , said th e chief,
te r , W 11. H D u f u r , s e c r e ta r y , T. H.
Convicted c lie n t-—Don’t m ention "an d show me, If you please, to my
G R E S H A M L O D G E , NO. 12&, I.O .O .F . T a l b r e t h ; l e c t u r e r , M rs. S. Ifl. W ln d le .
it, guv-nor; a in ’t five years en o ugh?
N. O., Ja m es M cKinney; se creta ry . P o r tla n d , W o o d la w n s t a ti o n
b u rea u .”
It. H. Todd. Meets every T h u rsd ay
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___ u r d a y . 10 a. m. M a s te r . T. J K r e u d e r ;
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