GRESHAM
Chas. P alm blad an d ch ildren, Mr
and Mrs. Swan M agnuson and c h il
d ren , A lbert P alm b lad , Miss Helrna
Staftanson and E v erett Lundbom .
Ice cream and cak e were served
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rodgers e n te r
tained on Sunday Mr and Mrs Geo
P eu k eth and sons, W ilfred and
G eorge, of P o rtland
T he next m eeting of the P a re u t-
T each ers' association will be held
W ednesday, Nov. 29. T he topics u n
d er discussion will be school credit
for hom e work an d a r t in schools.
E veryone Is urged to come w ith su g
gestions to m ake th e m eeting p ro f
itable.
POWELL VALLEY
C CTLO O K F R ID A Y ,
KELSO
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PAGE T H R E E
PLEASANT VALLEY
At th e m eeting of th e K elso P a r
A very pleasant su rp rise was giv
A gent 8. B H all was In
en
t-T
each er association last T h u rs ' the County
en on S atu rd ay evening to Mr and
valley on W ednesday, checking
day
evening,
th
e
follow
ing
officers
up some of th e re su lts of th e past
Mrs Jo h n P alrablad. by th e ir ch il
w ere elected: Mrs. R obert Jo n sru d , season’s work
dren and g ran d c h ild ren , in honor of
p resid en t; Mrs
Ned N elson, vice
P leasant Valley g ran g e will m eet
th e ir fo rtieth w edding an niversary.
j in reg u lar all-day session. O ctober
p
resid
en
t;
Miss
E
th
al
W
ilkinson,
T h e ir descendents num ber seven
Some of th e in itiativ e m easures
se cretary ; Miss E vangeline Y erkes. I -7
ch ild ren and sixteen g ran d c h ild ren ,
will be duseussed
trea su rer, it was decided to give an
all of whom were present excepting
Mrs H E. P oppletou e n tertain ed
e n te rta in m e n t and a m ystery su p p er , the L adles' Aid society last W ednes
. tw o g ran d ch ild ren
They were the
at th e schoolhouse S atu rd ay ev en day. T he next m eeting will be with
recipients of two beau tifu l fram ed
ing, Nov. 4. H alf of th e p ro g ram 'M rs W ill Richey.
pictures.
Mr. and Mrs. P alm blad
Mr. and Mrs A. C T ay lo r and
will be given by th e school an d h alf
were m arried in M an h attan , K ansas
E rnest H arps, of McCoy, visited last
by
th
e
P
aren
t-T
ea
ch
e
rs'
association,
T hose present, besides th e honored
T uesday and W ednesday w ith Mr
a fte r which th e m ystery su p p er will , and Mrs T P. Cam pbell.
couple, were Mr. and Mrs. R ichard
ta k e place
All a re cordially invited
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Moore, ac-
G ustafson and child ren , Mr and Mrs.
T ailo rin g .
to atten d
i > om panted by th e ir son Clyde, vlstt-
Dave P alm blad and P aul P alm blad
F o r men an d w om en— cleaning,
: •'<! with th e ir d au g h te r, Miss L au ra
all of P o rtlan d , Mrs. F ra n k G u staf pressing and rep a irin g done well.
They usually get w hat you w ant. Moore, a t Colton. Mtss Moore Is
P
e
te
r
L
enard,
Powell
street.
son and child ren , Mr. and Mrs.
' teaching school at th a t place.
Try a w ant ad. in th e O utlook.
|
Mrs. G. H Richey, of Corvallis,
I was th e guest of Mrs. G. N. S ager
I last Sunday.
Alfred Jo h n so n , of T rem en t, spent
tlie fore p art of th e week at th e hom e
of his son Ruby Johnson.
J
II N olte e n te rta in e d friends
from tile city Monday.
F ra n k Hill, of P o rtlan d , was look
ing a fte r his valley ran ch on day re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. W F. G arrison a t
tended church at D am ascus Sunday.
M r a n d M r s F L Lull, o f K o r n
P ark , w ere gu ests at th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs Will Richey one day last
week.
Geo. M. M cBride, of P o rtlan d , who
is ru n n in g Independent for county
ju d g e of M uituom ah county, d eliv
ered a sh o rt ad d ress at th e g ran g e
hall last S atu rd ay ev en in g
Mr. Mc
Bride Is w orthy and «honld be e le c t
ed judge.
F A Richey lias invested in a new
potato d ig g er and is try in g it o ut
th is week.
O. A G iltn er has bought him self
a gasoline dragsaw w ith which he
in ten d s to cut cordw ood th is w inter.
E rn est Olson has his new house
about ready fo r occupancy.
Cash Prices any day up to and including
P. J. B erke has ju s t com pleted a
garage.
We h ea r th a t som e rep u b lican s a re
going to vote for Mr. W ilson. We
p ause to rem a rk th a t they have s u re
ly fo rg o tten th e p rin cip les fo r which
th e republican p arty stan d s.
A T T E N T IO N !
Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders
MILL FEED
any quantity at Carload R ates for Cash
F r id a y ,
N ov. 3
MELROSE
Bran, . . . per ton $25.00
Shorts, . . per ton $27.00
Middlings, per ton $40.00
How Could He Do It?
A ce rtain w ell-to-do young liusiness man called at u bank the
o th e r day and asked for a loan of *600.00. T he b an k er p ro m pt
ly took his personal n o te for th e amount.
Why could he do th is? Simply because as a young m an he
com m enced doing business th ro u g h th e bank. He had learned
early in life th a t the bank could help him in m any ways and the
b an k er hud learn ed th a t th is young man was a stick e r and could
be depended upon. In fact each had learned to stay by the other.
Y oung men, th e re is a lesson in th is for you. S ta rt now to doing
all y o u r business th ro u g h a good bank like ours. Stay by us and
we will stay by you.
BANK OF GRESHAM
G resham ,
O regon.
The A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
of Powell Valley
P. 0. Gresham R, No. 2,
was Established in 1883 Thirty-three Years A go, by A B Elliott.
Who expects to sell out or retire from business in the next year or
two and has reduced prices in many lines and will continue to have
prices that will save you money.
Greatly Reduced Prices
10 lb s. F ru it Sugar
$ 1 .0 0 P els N upilla Soap, 10 bars
U lb. sack A lbers Bros. Cream
D utch C leanser
B oiled Gats
•40c B oraxaiil Soap P ow der
Sapolio
Hi 8O-M ule-Team
Borax
Soap
c h ip s ........................
Ivory Soup, laundry siz e .....
He
Dew
Drop
W
ashing
P
ow
d er,
B oil Am i ............................................. He
large size ..................
W h ite W onder Soap, 6 bars
8A< Gold
Dust W asiiingt P ow d er
C rystal W h ite, 6 bars...
85c
large s iz e .....................
Mt* Hood B orax, 6 bars
8 6c C itrus W ashing P ow d er, large
8O-M ule-Teani
Borax
Soap,
size
6 bars ........................................
85c Arm A1 H am m er Soda
................
S w if t ’s N a p th a S oap , ti bars
85 c
K riu k le Corn F lak es, 3 fo r.......
llap p y Ilay Soap, 8 b a rs ........... 2 6 c T oasted Corn F lak es, 1 lb, s u e
G o ld e n S ta r S o a p , 8 b a r s..........
25c
8 for ...............................
Baby E lep h an t Soap, 6 bars .. 85 c 8 pk gs. Magic Y east
46c
He
H<
ifii
2O<
20c
Be
85c
¡¿5c
10c
Mrs. J. H. Wood was called to
Wc have a big line of Oranitew are, H ardware, Doors and Win
G resham F rid ay , to te stify before
dows and Dishes at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Ju stice Rollins concerning th e b irth
B all Maaon F ru it J a rs — P in ts BUe,
of H arry Mason. T h e record was N ails, all sizes, b ut L ath au d
S h in g le N alls, at lb ..................... 4 c Q uarts IMic, l/„ g a llon HOc.
m ade necessary by som e question re
Bring your 6-gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 55c
gard in g his re-en listm e n t in th e
Wc are selling U. S. Poultry Fence, also Pittsburg and Colorado
U nited S tate s navy. Mr. M ason is a
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mew- Fence a t Prices before the advance.
h lrter.
Reduced prices on HEATERS, STOVES and RANGES, OLIVER
Milo C. King an d Mrs. Dimple PLOWS and HARROWS
Jones, w hile a u to rid in g In P o rtlan d
No. 1 Grade Eggs Wanted for Trad" and Cash
last Sunday, collided w ith a jitney,
dam aging th e ea r but not In ju rin g
the occupants
Rev. F 8. F ord will preach at th e
church next Sunday evening at 7:3(1.
Tlie services a lte rn a te each Sunday
from m orning to evening
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
T he E m broidery d u b met y e ste r
22'* Pine Street Between First ami Second
day w ith Mrs Dimple Jones, a good
atten d a n ce being present. T he next
m eeting will be w ith Mrs. G race
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
F ritz.
PORTLAND
Mrs. J. H. Wood called on Rev.
F a rm e r’s H auling, F u rn itu re Moving
O rders tak en for Foal,
and Mrs. F. S. F ord at
P leasan t
Home one day th is week.
Briquets, Sand and Gravel
QUALITY the best we can buy.
Hoss’ Truck Service
fi?-» Í
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
$ 2 5 a ton
FEED
BERKSHIRE HOO
$ 3 5 a ton
TSw
FEED
W hen You T ak e Cold.
W ith th e av erag e m an a cold is a
SUNDIAL MILL
Phone: Gresham 611
Fairview, Oregon
Phone: Troutdale 9F 11
serio u s m a tte r and sh o u ld not be
trilled w ith, as som e of th e m ost d an
gerous diseases s ta rt w ith a common
cold. T ake C h a m b e rla in 's Cough
Rem edy and get rid of y o u r cold as
quickly as possible. You a re not ex
p erim en tin g w hen you use th is rem
edy, as it has been in uae for y eats
and has an estab lish ed rep u ta tio n
It co n tain s no opium o r o th e r n a r
cotic. O b tain ab le everyw here.
Gresham
Phone 79 x
Bert Hoss
P ortland
B r o a d w a y 84IH2;
A-8O7H
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET!
A
J. W
BROWN, Prop.
Best Quality Meats
Sell your goods by a W ant Ad.
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
31/2
PHONE
41
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POWELL STREET
(A^Ai^As' OA^A^A^A* AwV^Ar-As-Zi-A^i
Hoc«« p ow er
N ew S eries
Roadster >620
9 •
h
T e le d e
Thousands Behind
Three to fifty per hour on high—th a t’s
the speed report we get from owners
all over the country.
And 20 to 25 miles per gallon of gas is
the economy report.
A corking good car—
A price th at m akes it the greatest value
on the face of the earth—
T hat combination has kept the factory
thousands of ca rs behind sales for
weeks and weeks.
But w e’re getting them in right along.
Better see us about yours today.
C. M. ZIMMERMAN, Graham, Oregon, Phone 801
T he W iUys-Overland C o m p a n y , T oled o, O hio
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FAIRVIEW
PLEASANT HOME
A mass m eeting of citizen s will be
held a t the rlty hall on Sunday ev
ening, N ovem ber 5, In th e in te re sts
of tem perance. Good sp e ak e rs from
P o rtlan d , will be p resen t and discuss
th e proposed
wet and dry am en d
m ents.
Mrs. H. M, Hhaw an d d a u g h te r,
R u th , have re tu rn e d from E ndicott,
W ashington, w here they visited for
few weeks w ith th e fo rm e r's son
and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. D unbar cele
b rated th e 61st an n iv ersary of th « .r
w edding I hs I T h u rsd ay by a trip by
a u to up th e C olum bia highw ay, in
com pany with .Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
H eslin.
Mrs. A Dowsett and son were c a ll
ers a t the D unbar hom e on«' day th is
week.
Mrs. A. A lb rig h t and d au g h te r
Violet, of P o rtlan d , visited frien d s In
F airview o ver Sunday.
S P H ale is resh ln g lin g his bouse,
which adds g reatly to the uppear-
ance.
T here was a larg e crowd at Mrs.
M anary’s on th e occasion of th e La
d les' Aid m eeting and a most delic
ious luncheon wus served. Tlie next
m eeting will be w ith Mrs B edford,
N ovem ber 8
Mrs H. P. Hale is slow ing improv
lug.
F arm ers in this vicinity are ta k
ing ad v an tag e of th e fine, sunshiny
days and a r e g ettin g th e ir fall work
well u n d er way.
Rev. E. A. Leonard will preach at
the B aptist church next Sunday both
m orning and evening
rim h ours
are 11 a m and 7:30 p in
Ilow 4'alarrli Is C ontracted,
M others are som etim ea so th o u g h t
less to neglect the colds which th eir
ch ild ren co n tract. T he Inflam m ation
of th e m ucus m em brane, a t first
acute, becomes chronic and th e child
has chronic c a ta rrh , a disease th a t is
seldom cured and th a t may prove a
SCENIC
life’s burden
Mauy persons who
Mrs. J. K. D uncan has been v isit have th is loathsom e disease will re
m em ber h aving bad fre q u en t colds
ing relativ es In Tacom a
a t th e tim e it was co n tracted . A lit
Ed. Gofer, of P o rtlan d , preached tle fo re th o u g h t, a b o ttle of C h am b er
a very In terestin g serm on at the la in 's Cough Remedy Judiciously
used, and ail th is tro u b le m ight have
B aptist ch u rch on Sunday.
O b tain ab le
every
M arion M iller and fam ily, of Co been avoided.
w here.
quille, O regon, w ere recent vieltore
a t th e hom e o f th e fo rm e r's p aren ts,
D espond e a c y .
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller.
When you feel discouraged aud
T he B sp tlst L adles' Aid will meet despondent do uot give up but take
w lih Mrs. Geo L usted on T h u rsd ay a dose of C h am b erlain 's T ab lets and
you are alm o st ce rtain to feel all
afternoon, October 26.
rig h t w ithin a day o r two
Despon
dency Is very o ften due to Indlgeetlon
Special: 48-lnch Colorado field an d biliousness, for w hich th ese ta b
O b tain
fence, 33c a rod. L*. L. Kidder Hard- lets are especially valuable
able everyw here.
war Co.