Gresham outlook., April 18, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
DO YOU KNOW—
APRIL
18,
1010
VENTURA PARK
PAGE THREE
POW ELL VALLEY
MELROSE
-
We are rejo icin g over th e ap ­
On W ednesday, A pril 12, th e Base
Mrs. C arl Nelson e n te rta in e d at
Geo. T h ro ck m o rto n , of P o rtland.
p roaching sp rin g t'u ie
M other Na- i Line Im provem ent clu b and a Hum- d in n e r Sunday th e Misses T eulah was a
w eek-end g uest of Rev. and
' tu re is very busy d ressing th e e a rth j ber of city frien d s show ered o u r la t­ R ussell, Alice E kstrom , T ek la and
I hat we issue D rafts amt Money Orders payable any­
Mrs. J. H Wood.
In h er b eau tifu l sp rin g colors. How est b rid e- Mrs. C h arles D ecker (nee Eva Shuholm . Lillie and C lara J o h n ­
where in the I nited States and Europe for less than
Capt. au d Mrs. C. O. B ranson were
i lovely th e m eadow s look and th e 1 L eona F rie se.)
you pay at the poatoftice?
A bout thirty-five son an d A ugust an d Jo h n Johnson.
recent callers at th e hom e of Rev
1 trees in th e o rch a rd will soon be in I were p resen t In th e p rettily d ecorat-
1 hat we pay 4 per cent interest on Time and Savi.ti’s
Miss M arth a H agberg called on au d Mrs. J H Wood.
I deposits ?
1 th e ir glorious piuk and white. T he , ed club house aud Mrs. D ecker re-
Miss F lo ren ce Jo h n so n Sunday a f te r ­
L ester S pencer aud Miss Mabel
That we write Eire Insurance?
robbins a re alre ad y looking for th e i celved a g re a t m any
useful and noon.
G lger w ere g u ests of Miss Lena
1 hat we rent Safety Deposit Boxes for $1.50 per year?
I ch e rrie s and th e m eadow la rk ’s clear, J b ea u tifu l gifts. A d ain ty lunch was
H arry Sedlg is on th e sick list.
Cooley on Sunday aftern o o n .
I hat we have a Notary Public to take your a> knowl-
i sw eet voice is h ea rd ag ain an d to be i served a f te r th e "sh o w e r of b less­
The
Misses Je n n ie an d H llnia Lind
edgmeiit, or draw up your deed or m ortgage?
Miss Mabel W ood visited Mrs.
su re all n a tu re w hich has been so in g s’* and all u n ite :n w ishing the
I hat We receive DEPOSITS subject to check, in fact
sound asleep d u rin g o u r long w inter I bride m any happy y ea rs of m arried visited a t th e hom e of C harlie Unia H enry Jo n es on Sunday.
Sunday aftern o o n .
do a GEXEKAL BANKING BUSINESS?
is very busy aw ak en in g and begin- life.
Rev E. Z im m erm an of P o rtlan d
'I hat we want your business whether large or small?
A m eeting will be held a t th e has tak en ch arg e of the Iliff church
’ nlng life anew . And now, we, as a
Mrs. F ra n k P a re n t and tw o ch il­
people m ust try to do th e sam e. L et dren , D onald au d H ow ard, have re ­ Swedish L u th e ra n ch u rch T h u rsd ay an d will act as its pastor. He will
Services preach an E a ster serm on next Sun­
us sh ak e oft' all o u r ills and blues and tu rn e d from a th ree w eeks’ visit w ith evening a t 7 :30 o ’clock.
w 111 also be held on F rid ay m o rn ­ day m orning. An effort is being
bad feelings an d begin ag ain w ith re ­ relativ es in Salem an d Albany.
Gresham, Oregon
K. A. MILLER, Cashier
ing begin n in g at 10:45 o'clock.
new ed hope, s tre n g th and energy to
m ade to g et th e bell In place, which
Mrs. E liza McCoy, of Rose City
do o u r d u ties p erta in in g to o u r s ta ­
has
been p u rch ased th ro u g h th e ac­
F
ra
n
k
G
ustafson
a
n
a
fam
ily
v
isit­
P ark , is spen d in g som e tim e w ith
tion in life.
ed w ith Mrs. Swan M agnuson on S u n ­ tivity of th e S earc h ers' class of the
th e H arry McCoy fam ily here.
Sunday school. If It arriv es In tim e.
Owing to th e la te sp rin g th e ranch
Mrs. F an n ie P erry has been ill day.
ers at th is tim e a re m uch behind w ith for th e past few weeks b ut is recov
Swan M agnuson has gone to R a­ It will be used to call w orshippers to
th e work g ettin g th e gro u n d ready ering. She has com e to th e conclu­ nier, w here he Is em ployed in a mill. th e ch u rch for th e first tim e on E as­
fo
r crops. T h ere has p ractically been sion th a t " a ll w ork an d no play
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lindgren and te r m orning.
F o u r M ile s E ast o f M o n lttV illa , O re g o n , a n il O n e M ile E a s t o f R u s s e llv ille
no early p lan tin g done aro u n d here.
An E pw orth L eague was o rg a n ­
d au g h ter. M yrtle, Mr. an d Mrs. A. C.
on Base L in e R o ad , ju s t East o f R ed Cross D a ir y .
T a k e M t.
m akes Jack a dull boy” indeed.
ized
at the ch u rch Sunday n ig h t, with
Sw
ard
sp
en
t
Sunday
at
th
e
hom
e
of
H im m I C a r to Ascot S ta tio n a n d w a lk
M ile S o u th .
We noticed in a recent ed itio n of
Mr. Allen P a re n t an d d au g h ter,
th e follow ing officers: p resid en t, Les­
th e O utlook th a t tile little ham let Miss Evelyn, were g u ests of th e C arl A nderson.
An E a ste r p ro g ram will 'b e given te r C o n rad ; first vice p resid en t, Miss
sp rin g in g up a little way down th e F ra n k P a r e n t’s on Sunday. Mr. P a r ­
highw ay has been nam ed C olum biana ent will rem ain for a few days but by the Sunday school of th e Swedish W ood; second vice p resid en t, Mrs.
C om m encing at 10:30 S harp.
W ell, we are glad th e p arty th a t Miss Evelyn re tu rn e d on M onday to L u th eran church on Monday even- Mamie C u d d ifo rd ; se creta ry -treu su r-
ing, A pril 24. E veryone is cordially er. Miss C aro lin e T allm an ; o rg an ist,
nam
ed th e place d id n ’t nam e It C h ris­ th e ir hom e in H illsboro.
T h e B e r r e ll S to ck a n d Im p le m e n ts as F o llo w s :
*
Miss Mabel Wood. Mrs. A lta G entry
invited to atten d .
to p h e r C olum bus. Hut we should
On T h u rsd ay n ig h t a porcupine
COWS AND DAIRY SU PPLIES
A b irth d a y su rp rise was ten d ered will lead th e m eeting next Sunday
lik e to know w hich school it is th a t
One li/2 Horse Power Boiler. One W ash Sink. Four Bottle w ent by th e n am e of C olum biana lodged in one of th e ta ll trees in Miss Enttiia Jo h n so n A pril 16 b> n ig h t, to w hich all are cordially in­
Crates, 350 Milk Bottles. 750-lb. capacity Simplex Separator. Bottle high school. If It is th e new school H aldene D ickson’s y a rd — m uch to some of h er schoolm ates.
vited. T he topic will be " L ittle
W asher, 6 Buckets. 3-gal. Can, Milk Cooler. Bottler. 3 Lanterns. D istrict 39, we wish to Inform th e his so rro w ; for now he h an g s in th e
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross, Mr. an d C hances to H elp .”
Twenty-three Milch Cows. This herd tests 4.6. Eight,
of p arty th a t it has a sta n d a rd nam e—- window of th e lib ra ry w here all may Mrs. Geo. Cook, of P o rtlan d , visited
view him. It was a very larg e one—
them are m ilking; a lot of them arc fresh. Ten Heifers.
•
Fairview Barber Shop.
at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Union High School No. 1, C orbett.
som e of th e quills being o ver four
A s p le n d id H e rd o f C ow s, som e o f th e m S -a n d (i-g a l M ilk e rs .
Now open. Cree building, Fairview .
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s M eier and inches long. As p orcupines are d is­ L in d g ren on Sunday evening.
Three Horses. Weight about 1100 1 Horse, weight about 1500.
H. Mills.
*14
ch ild ren are h ere for a w eek’s rec­ tin ctly u ru rlty In th is region all are
I
One dozen R. I. R. Chickens.
ROCKWOOD
reatio n at th e ir su m m er home. T he en joying a look a t him.
Money saving b arg ain s— w ant ads.
M A C H IN E R Y
M eier place has un d erg o n e g reat
On T h u rsd ay evening, April 13,
S p rin g W a g o n . R id in g ( i i l l n a t o r , lo p B u g g y, W a lk in g C u ltiv a to r , W e e d e r,
tran sfo rm atio n th e la st year. W here
VICTORY
Rockwood lodge of Odd Fellow s en ­ o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a a o o o o o o o o o o
P o ta to P la n te r , M o w e r, I l a ) R a k e , 2 P lo w s , F ee d C u tte r , H a y Rope and
th e re was n o th in g before a year
te
rta in e d H enry 8. W estbrook, d ep u ­
E o rk , B uggy S h a fts , 2 4 S te e l S ta n c h io n s , 3 H a ) F o rk s , .M ilb u rn W a g o n ,
Jo h n E b erle's new house Is pro­
ago, now sta n d tree s as high as 2 0
ty
g ran d m aster, and o th e r d istin g ­
W h e e lb a rr o w , D o u b le Set H a rn e s s , 2 Sets s in g le H a rn e s s , S p rin g T o o th
and 30 feet and Mr. M eier has trees g ressin g rap id ly u n d er th e c o n stru c­ uished guests. A fter lodge th e re
S - L i. r i x o i
a n o i l l s ix e s
H a r r o w , S te e l F lu m e H a rro w a n d o th e r A r tic le s .
T h e M a c h in e ry is in
Jo h n is gong
se n t from alm o st every co u n try on tion of Dan liicon.
was a sh o rt p ro g ram and th e ladies
good shape.
to
have
a
fine
house
w
hen
com
plet­
New Gallery
, th e globe and has a g a rd n e r em
w ere ad m itted . Andrew Magee p re­
TERM S: Under $20, Cash. Over $20, 6 mouths time on approved ployed all th e tim e who has ch arg e ed.
sided.
T he U topia R ebekah Glee
security. Those desiring time must make arrangem ents with the i of th e grounds.
PICTURE FRAMING
Q uite u n u m b er from Victory a t­ club ren d e re d severul selections. Mr.
G IL T
OR
NATURAL
WOOD.
clerk before the sale.
Mrs. Jam es Ross e n te rta in e d th e ten d ed th e sale at H enry K une's Magee gave a rec itatio n , en title d ,
N ea t and C heap.
9
place
la
st
T
h
u
rsd
ay
.
SALE KAIN DK SHINE
FREE LUNCH AT NOON y o u n g er set of th e H eights la st Sat-
"W estb ro o k at th e B at." Short ta lk s
Mr. an d Mrs. G. W. A llder sp en t were given by Mr. W estbrook, R obert
| u rday night.
A good m any were
M A X S C H N E ID E R
L. L. GILES, Owner
Sunday upon th e H ighw ay p icnick­ A ndrew s, E. E. S haron, W. A. W heel­
:
th
e
re
to
enjoy
th
e
sin
g
in
g
and
m
u­
S ell B ld g ., M ain S t., G resu a m
¿J
K. A. MILLER, Clerk, Gresham
W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer
P h o n s 841
er, Mrs. Je n n ie K istler, Mrs. C hristy.
sic, which was th e m ain fe a tu re of ing *¥>d en jo y in g , t i e scenery.
th e evening.
R efresh m en ts were
T he Royal E m broidery club will A n u m b er of v isito rs were p resen t r,c,ofH> o cio o o o fn > W )O o tjn n o irK )r)S
served.
m eet w ith Mrs. J. C. D uke next from G resham Odd F ellow s and Re­
bekah lodges. A chicken su p p er was
Roy A ndersen was in th e city w ith T h u rsd ay , A pril 20.
frien d s on Sunday.
L aw rence An­
Miss T illie M erhalle, from P o rt­ served by th e Rockwood R ebekahs.
B A N K O F G R E SH A M
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, APRIL 25
PHOTOS
Sanitary Meat Market
BEST Q U A L IT Y MEATS
PHONE 34x
FR EE DELIVERY
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle
ADOLF TIETZE
.MAIN ST.
GRESHAM , ORE.
Hoss’ Truck Service
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
229 Pine S treet Between F irst and Second.
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETW EEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
F a rm e r’s H auling, F u rn itu re
m oving. O rd ers ta k en
for Coal,
Briquets, Wood, Sand and Gravel.
Gresham
Phone 79 X
Dp rf
U _„„
fe ll
U U oo
P o rtla n d ,
Broadway 20 8 2 ; A 2078
Instant
Bunion B elief
At Last!
Instant Relief for that Awful Eunian £,yp“, al™
W h y c o n tin u e to su ffe r th e a g o n y , t o r t u r e a n d d isco m fo rt o f th a t a w fu l b u n io n
w hen h e re is I n s ta n t R elief G u a ra n te e d —an d y o u d o n 't h a v e to p a y o n e c e n t
u n le ss y o u c e t a b s o lu te s a tisfa c tio n .
“ B u n io n C o m fo rt”
Guaranteed to Give Instant Relief
C ured o v e r 72.000 m en a n d w o m e n la s t y e a r— 15 y e a r s o f c o n tin u e d su ccess.
M illions w ho h a v e
trie d p a d s, p la te s , s te e l c o n tra p tio n s a n d all s o rts o f c h e a p re m e d ie s w ith o u t su cc e ss g la d ly pay
th e fu ll p ric e fo r a re a l re m e d y —" B u n io n C o m fo rt” —th e o n ly k n o w n B u n io n c u re . D o n ’t g iv e u p
—d o n 't th in k th a t B u n io n s a re in c u ra b le —d o n ’t s a y y o u ’v e trie d e v e r y th in g u n d e r th e su n —go
to d a y to th e d r u g g is t n a m e d b e lo w —g e t a box of " B u n io n C o m fo rt” —tr y tw o p la s t e r s - a n d if
jrou d o n o t find in s ta n t re lie f, r e tu r n th e re m a in d e r a n d g e t all y o u rm o n e y b a ck . W e k n o w w h a t
B u n io n C o m fo rt" h a v e d o n e fo r o th e r s —w e k n o w w hat th ey can do for you.
The Kcxall Stori
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Orenham, Oregon
d ersen is g ettin g along as well as
can be expected u n d er th e circu m ­
stances.
Mrs. H enderson has added one
m ore spacious d ining room to Crown
P oint ch alet and can now accom m o­
d ate a m uch la rg e r n u m b er of d in­
ers. She also has men at w ork Im­
proving th e grounds.
Jo h n T aylor lias been in th e city
for a few days and is in te reste l in
th e selection of an »«ironiobile.
C. lllid g e will soon go to ea stern
O regon, w here he will ta k e charge
of a d ru g sto re w ith th e in te n tio n of
buying in th e n e a r fu tu re .
R o b ert W ilkie, of P o rtla n d , has
been a g uest of his sister, Mrs. L ot­
tie Benfield, th e last week.
COTTRELI,
Mr. an d Mrs. G reen an d Mr. and
Mrs. S m ith and ch ild ren of ea stern
C olorado have ren te d Mrs. S to n e r’s
place n ea r th e sta tio n .
T he
two
fam ilies moved to ,n e tr new home
th e la tte r p a rt of th e week.
T he I. B. G. club will m eet w ith
.m ss Hosa Beers T h u rsd ay aftern o o n ,
A pril 20.
Mr. an d Mrs. R o b ert M anary, of
P o rtlan d , w ere th e g u ests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph M anary Sunday
Mrs. Jo e Caldo will give a tea to
th e ladies of th e B ap tist Aid society
T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n , A pril 27.
Mrs. E stil Hom es, of S p rln g w ater,
spent th e week-end with h er p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge B lackburn
List of Letters.
R em aining le tte rs uncalled fo r In
th e G resham postoffice fo r week en d ­
ing April 9th, 1916:
L etters Mr.
W illiam D onahue,
A. J. Roseer, Mrs. M attie E. G raham .
T hese le tte rs will be sen t to the
dead le tte r office on April 23d,
1916, if n ot d elivered before.
In
callin g for th e above, please says ad ­
vertised, giving d a te of list.
i. M c C oll , p . m
land, and Miss A nnie M organ spent
Sunday at th e M organ home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley w ent
to P o rtlan d Sunday.
L ester C onrad, Miss M abie K iger
and Miss Dolly M organ sp en t S un­
day afte rn o o n with Miss L ena Cooley
Em il Rozin, son A lbert an d d a u g h ­
te r H elen from P o rtlan d sp e n t S un­
day, A pril 9th, w ith his b ro th e r E.
Rozin.
LIBRARY NOTES
Among th e new books ju st re ­
ceived at th e lib rary are , "T h e New
F re ed o m ”
by
W oodrow W ilson;
“C h ristian ity and th e Social C risis”
by R ausch en b u sch ; " T ra ils of the
P ath fin d e r”
by
G rin n ell; “ F acts
ab o u t S h ak esp ea re” by N eilson; “ Ev-
m an ’s G arden Every W eek ” by C. A.
Selden.
T he last book in th e list co n tain s
ex cellen t ch a p te rs on g ard en in g , d e­
tailed d irec tio n s being given ab o u t
th e kind of w ork to be done each
week d u rin g th e sp rin g , su m m er and
au tu m n . V egetables, flowers, sh ru b s '
and tree s a re tak en up an d su g g es­
tions given for th e ir a rra n g e m e n t in ,
th e gard en . T he a m a te u r g a rd e n e r '
will find th is book of value.
A n o th er in te restin g hook is "W hen
I W as a Boy In B elgium ” by R obert
Jo n c k h ee re , one of th e B elgium re f­
ugees in th is country.
T he lib ra ry is to have an illu s tr a t­
ed le c tu re on T h u rsd ay evening,
April 2 7th by Mr. A lb ert W eisen-
ilan g er of th e United S tate s F o rest
Service. 1
In a "g e n eral In fo rn ia tio ’i te st ’ I
conducted
l»y a school in B altim ore
was
brou
g
h
t
to
bear
ag
ain
st
th
e
r
a
il­
Biini-PoliticN Trust Boycott» United
road by th e brew ery associations.
many am u sin g answ ers w ere g l/e ii to
StMtex Steel anil P. II. R.
S hipm ents w ere cu rta ile d anil in
th e q u estio n s asked
W aterlo o was
“ T h a t th e brew ery association of m any instan ces cut off alto g eth er.
located In Ire lan d , G otham iu t e l
O
th
er
m
eans
of
d
iv
e
rtin
g
business
P en nsylvania proseouted a boycott
g lu m ; th e su b lim e p o rte was Id en ti­
ag a in st th e P enn sy lv an ia ra ilro a d , from th e road w ere also put in force.
"Soon a f te r th e ra ilro a d 's n o n ­
fied as a "good w ine,’’ w hile Adam a
th e U nited S tates Steel C orporation
and th e H. J. H einz com pany, of d rin k in g o rd e r had been p ro m u lg a t­
ale was described as "a drill a th a t
P ittsb u rg , because of th e a n ta g o n ­ ed th e U nited S tates Steel C o rp o ra­
was m ade early In h u m an history
ism show n by tho se co rp o ratio n s to tion issued a m an d ate alm ost sim ila r
in
th e G arden of E den.” and a n o th e r
in
w
ording
an
d
in
te
n
t.
A
gain,
th
e
th e liq u o r traffic, is one of th e devel­
boy said th a t It Is " th e lum p in a
o p m ents of th e federal probe of th e brew ery in te re sts a re alleged to have
brew ery political p a rtn e rsh ip , which put in m otion th e ir vast o rg an izatio n
T he
A m erican co n su l-g en eral In m an 's n eck ." A h y p h en ated \n ie tl-
has been u n d er way here th e last to prevent business from going to the
A
uckland,
New Zea-ahd, rep o rts th at can who ta lk s in sh o rt se n ten c es,”
Steel
C
orporation.
m o n th ,”
says
th e
P h ilad e lp h ia
“ W hen H J. H einz, as su p e rin ­ tra d e betw een New Z ealand an d the and con scrip tio n "Is a th in e th a t is
N orth A m erican.
"A s a resu lt of the info rm atio n te n d e n t of th e S tate S ab b ath School U nited S tates Is seriously h andi- w ritten on a to m b sto n e.” Lew is t'a t-
, issued a stro n g a tta c k !
_ . .
, .
. . .
roll, one young B altim o reau de d aics
co n cerning th e boycott reach in g the association
upon th e saloon, a few y ears ago, or-1 capped by lack of Bbipp,nK accom-
h an ds of governm ent officials who
w rote th e " S ta r Spangled B anner ”
are in te re ste d in the p resen t g rand ders, it is alleged. Im m ediately went m odatlons. T he co n su l-g en eral says On being asked how m any people
o
u
t
to
every
saloon
and
hotel
in
th
e
i
It
is
necessary
If
A
m
erican
ex
p
o
rters
ju ry in v estig atio n , counsel who have
rep rese n ted th e U nited S tates Steel 8*a fe to patro n ize firm s fav o rab le to , a re to com pete for business In New w ere saved In N oah's a rk , one s tu ­
C o rporation in the past a re playing ; ' b^ ..lb|U®r ' yaffi,c
Zealand on equal te rm s w ith th e ex- d en t replied, "W e all of us w ere."
a an
n im
Im p
n o
o rta
r t a n n t t p
n a art
r t in
in tne
t h e defense
d e f e n s e or
„ » c o a n tu
d im
rp e n t» and food su p p lies of like p o rters of , o th , e r co u n tries, th a t T he q u estio n , "W hy does a b lack ­
th e brew ery associations a g a in st th e
...
. ....
.
. . , .
.
. .
.
sm ith h e a t an iron tire before put-
ch arg es b ro u g h t a g a in st them , a n d '
As a re su lt of th e o rd e r th e b u s i- 1 A m erican in te re sts estab lish at least
ness
of
th
e
firm
of
w
hich
Mr.
H
einz
j
one
first-class
ste
am
sh
ip
line
u
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a re try in g to bring ab o u t an u nder
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sta n d in g betw een all p arties affected is th e head is said *o have fallen off
considerably in th is s ta te .”
by the d isc rim in a to ry policy
m ain tain a reg u lar service to ports a " ca,.c b ” f>u,‘” lon ’ tb *
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P ro h ib itio n ists th ro u g h o u t Penn-
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lasom aia.
use of alcoholic liquors w hile e ith e r ta ctics of th e b rew ers, and th a t the ma canal and from San F rancisco.
In d ig estio n nearly alw ays d istu rb s
on o r off du ty would prom ptly be f o l- • b5,ycotA
* o rk raor’*( in Jury to
th e sleep m ore o r less, and is o ften
lowed by dism issal from the service. I
’hati to th e in d u stria l concerns
An occasional co at of Lowe Bros th e cause of insom nia. E at a lig h t
th e b rew er) association. It is a lle g e d .1 a*8“ ” ' w hlcb “ la <,lrected’
I w agon p ain t will save y o u r wagons su p p e r w ith little if an y m eat, and
im m ediately m ade th e m a tte r a sub- i
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and farm im plem ents from ru st and no m ilk ; also ta k e one of C h am b er­
Ject for action.
Tailoring.
decay.
I t is inexpensive in 1 will la in 's T ab lets Im m ediately a f te r
"A ccording to th e Inform ation u n - ! F o r men an d
women
lean in g save you m any d o llars. E asily ap- su p p e r, an d see If you do not rest
e a rth e d by th e g o v ern m en t invest!- ( pressing and re p a irin g done wel. plied.
W e’ll tell you how.
W. I m uch b e tte r
F or sale by G resham
g ato rs, every m ethod of re ta lia tio n P e te r L enard . Pow ell s tre e t
M etzger.— Adv.
D rug Co. Adv.
M I. HOOD
W hy
C o n s tip a tio n
BUTTER
In ju re s .
T he bow els a re th e n a tu ra l sew er­
age system of th e body. W hen they
becom e o b stru cted by co n stip atio n a
p a rt of th e poisonous m a tte r which
th ey sh o u ld ca rry off is absorbed in ­
to th e system , m ak in g you ieel dull
an d stu p id , and in te rfe rin g t 1th th e
digestion an d assim ilatio n < f food.
Tills condition Is quickly relieved by
C h a m b e rla in 's T ablets. F o r sale by
G resham D rug Co.— Adv.
PURE, SW EET, CLEAN,
S A N IT A R Y
For Sale by Leading Grocers
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I f T o n W a n t F i r s t C la s s W o r k Baa
‘Patronize Home Industry’ -i
Y our m aney will go fa rth e r, JJ
come back to you q u ick er aud ’.5
give you m ore sa tisfactio n .
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BEST BREAD
W E D E S IG N B U IL D IN G S
Ettael T. J ones
On the Market
Fresh Every Day
Frank C. Jone»
O rssh a m , Ora., P h o n s 881
Try
‘Roman M eal' Bread
A great Health Food
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S .c W hite Leghorn.
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y b ir d s a t th e M u ltn o m a s h .m
c o u i n n . ­
ty f a i r 1914, w o n 1 st a n d 2d c o c k ­
e r e l; 1 st a n d 2d p u l l e t ;
t a t pen
s p e c ia l, b e s t so lid c o lo r e d b ird in
sh o w
In 1815 I lo s t th e ‘ e c o n d s
b u t g o t 1 st c o c k e r e l. 1 s t p u ilu t; 1st
p e n ; s p e c ia l, b e s t s o lid c o lo re d b ird
in sh o w a n d se c o n d cock.
A ll M y B i r d s i r l T r a p n e s t s d a n d
h a v e b een f o r y e a r» , w ith th o r e s u l t
b y c a r e f u l b r e e d in g h a v e l i l / u p r o ­
d u c e r s W ill h a v e 2000 s e le c te d eggM
f o r h a tc h in g to s p a r e f o r th e n e x t
m o n th a t $5 00 p er h u n d r e d
FLORENCE TAYLOR,
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I City Bakery
Main 8t.
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HOETZEL,
Prop.
Box 50, R o u te 4. G re s h a m .
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Change in Price of Lumber
Until M ay I, W e Will M ake the
following Prices on Lum ber.
2x4-16
Rough $5.00;
2x4 24
Rough $5.00;
1x4 24
Rough $5.00;
1x4 16
Rough $5.00;
2x8-16
Rough $5.00;
2x8 24
Rough $5.00;
2x6 16
Rough $5.00;
2x6 24
Rough $5.00;
1x4 Sheeting sized one side, random lengths
1x6 Sheeting sized one side, random lengths
1x6 and 8 Shiplap
No. 1 Rustic
No. 2 Rustic
Barn Rustic
Sized
Sized
Sized
Sized
Sized
Sized
Sized
Sized
$5.00
$C 00
$6 00
$6 00
$6 00
$G.CO
$6.00
$6.00
$ 4.00
$ 5.00
$ 7.00
$16.00
$1200
$ 8 00
We also have Building .Material of all kinds at exceptional
low price.
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
Rhone, Sandy 46
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Sandy, Oregon