ÜRBäflAM
G resham
O utlook
TW ICE A W EEK
P ublished every T uesday and F riday
At G resham , Oregon
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P h o n e 701
The L i n o t y p e
W ay is th e W ay
th a t W ins."
Official paper of
GreBhuin, Oregon.
Official paper of
F airview , Oregon.
th e
Towu
of
the
Town
of
E ntered as second-class m a tte r
M arch 3, 1911, a t the Postoffice bt
G resham , Oregon, u n d er th e Act of
M arch 3, 1879.
T H E IN D EPEN D EN T.
As a m a tte r of en co u rag em en t to
those who a re Inclined to bolt the
prltuury nom inees and become inde­
pendent candidates for office It Is to
lie reg retted th a t all th e Indepen­
dent ca n d id a tes for office in M ultno­
mah county w ere defeated on T u es­
day last.
F irs t and forem ost th e re was A
W. L afferty who failed to get the
nom ination as congressm an a t the
prim aries and sought to kill off the
reg u lu r nom inee. T h ere were sev­
eral o th e rs:
M arshal N. D ana, for
county clerk ; J. O. H all for school
su p e rin te n d e n t; G. W. Jack so n , for
sheriff, and T heodore Row land, for
assessor. These fo u r men were not
bolters but were of the opinion th a t
they could be elected, and m ade the
g re a te st political m istak e of th e ir
lives.
T hey all had th e rig h t to come o u t
for office at any tim e but th e ir am ­
bitions
overcam e
th e ir ju d g m e n t
and they w ent down before the
w hirlw ind of ballots th a t m ost of the
republican voters fait was due to be
given to those they hud, in many
eases, helped to nom inate.
T he O utlook
recognized
th e ir
rig h t to come out for office a f te r the
prlm urlea hud nam ed th e regulur
nom inees, but could give them scant
encouragem ent. P erh ap s they were
all b e tte r qualified
for the-offices
than the men elected, but the voters
seem ed to th in k different. Some
oth en . who could be nam ed w ere re ­
strain ed from offering them selves as
sacrifices, by hard arg u m e n ts from
th e ir friends, and they can now see
th a t th e ir friends were right.
WHEN RICH ARE POOR.
T h ere have fo r som e years been
two th in g s In com m on betw een the
sta te s of O klahom a and New York
They have to g e th e r enjoyed the low­
e s t in te re st ra te s in the e n tire U nited
S tates.
A ccording to the sta te m e n t of th e
co m p tro ller of th e currency Issued
T uesday, New York and O klahom a
now have a n o th e r com m on tie. Re­
sources of banking In stitu tio n s In
those two sta te s for th e th ree-y ear
period ending w ith Ju ly . 1913. in ­
creased In the sam e ratio.
llut th e re Is a n otable difference
in banking conditions in th ese tw o
sta te s
A gain of 61 per cent in the
resources of New York banks adds a
to ta l of >2,616,0l»0.000 to th e a v a il­
able assets. A gain of 61 per cent
in t h e resources of O klahom a btytks
adds a to ta l of 168,000,000.
T h a t is a lesson in finance th a t
should not be overlooked.
W hen
people a re poor to begin w ith, th e ir
w ealth may be doubled and they are
yet poor. If they are rich to begin
w ith, any m arked Increase In th e ir
w ealth gives them riches beyond h u ­
m an needs.
T here is som e analogy betw een
O klahom a and O regon.
O klahom a
will have to save m oney for many
years before an iu crease of 41 per
cent In h er hank resources will
am o u n t to a billion dollars.
T he
sam e may be said of O regon o r any
o th e r stae. yet it may be overflow ing
in w eultli. com pared to tta re ­
sources o r ueeds. H ere, w ith a dis
tlu c t gain, th is sta te has a loug
road to trav el before It will com pare
with New York
Yet Oregon has produced th is year
us much o r m ore iu irtu stc w ealth
th a n th e s ta te of New York in any
two years of Its h istory, and O k la­
hom a has co n trib u ted to th e a c tu a l
needs of hum aulty In 1916 m ore
th au the em pire sta te in any five
years
1111*1 L A It 1 GTE FOR PR E SID E N T
The
presidential
election
has
brought a rem in d er of som e very
leeble efforts m ade spasm odically to
have th e president elected by popu
iar vote luatead of by th e elector
system now In use
N othing has
ever come of th e plan, yet to many
persous the sensible way la to let
the people vote directly foT th e ir
ca n d id a tes ju st a t they alw ays have
done for th e ir representative«, and
m ore recently for senator«.
T h e re a re d oubtless many a r g u ­
m ents for
reta tu lu g
th e p resen t
cuiubcrsoix« m ethod, b u t th e re are
I ju st as m any for th e o th e r w ay;' yet
' th e re is ulwuys th e stu m b lin g block
j of fea r th a t th e p arty in pow er
! would lose o u t a t th e next election.
W hen It I* recalled th a t sev eral
I p resid en ts have been elected by a
i m in o rity vote of Mie people, as ex­
pressed th ro u g h
t t ie lr
choice for
electo rs, it Is c le a r th a t th e re Is
m uch to be said In ravor of a full
p arty vote by those wuo lose, yet
th e o th e r side when In pow er will
never listen to any su g g estio n s for
a change
As th e party of progress th e re ­
publicans could m ake no m ore pop­
u lar move th an to begin a cam paign
for th e election of «lie hlef m ag is­
tra te by th e people th e pselves, « ai-h
one voting his choice, but it is a
foregone
conclusion
th a t such a
m easu re would n ever receive th e
sanction of th e d em o cratu p arty .
T he p rincipal reason
is obvious
enough.
T h a t reusou is th e solid south.
F or fifty years it lias nev er been
broken, hut with th e people voting
as they m ight please th e re Is a g< od
prospect th a t at som e fu tu re tim e
a republican ca n d id a te m ight b reak
Into th e eleven so u th e rn sta te s and
carry th e p o p u la r vote by at least u
sm all p lu rality .
And once broken
th e solid so u th would n ev er again
p resen t such a fo rm id ab le h a rrie r to
th e w ishes of m any th o u san d s. In
n ot only those sta te s, b u t In all the
oth ers.
Yet th e tim e is n o t ripe for any
attem p t to m ake a change. Som e­
tim e, perh ap s fo u r y ears from now,
o r p erh ap s eig h t, or m aybe longer,
th e re will be a n o th e r full rep ublican
ad m in istra tio n Including th e p resi­
dent, vice p resid en t an d both houses
of congress. W hen th a t tim e com es
w ith It will com e th e o p p o rtu n ity .
B ut such a move Is n ot to be ex
pected from th e dem o crats
N EG R O . H I'EERA G E.
A p ecu liar condition exists am ong
th e voting p o p ulation of th is s ta te ,
and probably elsew h ere. In th e fact
th a t so m any p ersons voted ag a in st
the repeal of th e negro suffrage sec­
tion or th e O regon co n stitu tio n
T h eir votes Indicate th a t they a re
not In tellig en t rea d ers of th e new s­
papers.
Negro suffrage was g ra n te d th e
colored
population . of th e U nited
S tates by th e ad o p tio n of th e fif­
te e n th am en d m en t soon a fte r th e re
bellion, and they have been voters
ever since.
No s ta te co n stitu tio n
can change a n atio n al law an d the
purpose of th e vote Mere was to get
the clause out of Die Oregon c o n s ti­
tu tio n . T his Is probably th e te n th
tim e th e effort has been m ade.
G resham has its sn a re of persons
who a re n o t Inform ed on th is m a t­
te r, as show n by th e vote of 187
ag ain st th e repeal to 226 in favor of
It in th e th re e G resuam precincts.
In th is connection It may be said
th a t Oregon was one of th e six
sta te s in th e union to oppose n egro
suffrage, all th e o th e rs
being In
favor of It. P erh ap s th e present-day
voters of O regon a re follow ing th e
p reced en t set n early 60 years ago,
but it Is m ore likely th a t m any of
them a re not well inform ed.
A fter read in g a b o u t th e express
com pany dividends an d th e parcel
post profits, one begins to w onder
how th e express com panies would
have ev er m auaged to get along if
the parcel post h a d n 't been Invented
to give them a boost.
T he high prices of food a re to be
f u rth e r in v estig ated uy th e fed eral
au th o ritie s, w ith, no do u b t, the
sam e resu lt achieved by fo rm er In­
v estig atio n s, tow it.
th e
discovery
th a t th e prices of food are really
blgh
He no overconfident th a t you will
get any benefit here. You may not
have noticed th a t d ro p of 20 cen ts a
b arrell In th e price of flour at M in­
neapolis a few days ago.
One of th e ce rta in tie s of th e elec­
tion Is the decided reb u k e given th e
sin g le tax ers by th e v o ters of O re­
gon. P erh ap s they
will be good
h e re a fte r
FRIDAY.
OUTLOOK
MOYBMBBR
1O 1M «
Prices That Save Money
WANTS
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS CARDS
We submit the following prices for your consideration. We
guarantee the goods fresh stock and if not satisfactory, your money
will be refunded.
,
nt VA„r nutronaire and will
lc w ord for flrBt in se rtio n ; one-!
We will appreciate at least a share ol you p
g nAT1airI i h alf ee,*t a word each su b seq u en t ln-
maintain at all times the lowest prices m Gresham, Quality con - sert,o„
M inim um , any In sertio n , 10c.
ered. We also carry a large stock of Graniteware which we can
make you at Greatly Reduced prices. Call for Trading Stamps, t ey
LIVESTOCK
cost you nothing and in return for every filled book we will pay you
One Dollar in cash and will sell you goods at prices that can t be du­
COWS
plicated. Give us a trial and be convinced.
Soap, Baby E lep h an t, O bars
M e FO R SALE— Y oung Jersey cow, or
will let som e keep h e r fo r m ilk
E lectric Soap, excellent for la u n ­
th is w inter. P rices reasonable.
d ry , w hite, 7 bars fo r
S5c
H alf tulle n o rth of P lea san t Home.
••R oyal” , a dark laundry soap
Mrs. D. M. M cLaughlin.
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12 b ars
..................
®>ic
Mt. Rood Borax Soap, 12 bars 28c FOUR GOOD JE R S E Y COWS for
\ a n h e u te r's B leaching Soap, <1 25c
sale a t a b arg ain , also two fine
heifers, one h a lf Je rse y an d half
T o ilet Soap, O bars
---- 28c
H olstein, th e o th e r h alf Jersey
25c
T om atoes, 3 «ans
and h alf Brow n Swiss. J. H. W il­
2.5«
C orn, 3 cans
son, G resham , o r E d g ar W ilson,
SY R U P
R l, Box 73, T ro u td ale .
tf
45c
25«
A sparagus, fancy w h ite
B ak in g P ow d er, 1 lb. cans, (T en­
cen t, 20« . D iam ond W 20 c,
R um ford
2 5 c,
R oyal
4Oc,
S ch illin g s. 48c.
BEA N S
23«
S m all W h ite, 3 lbs for
25«
U rna, 3 lbs for
25«
Re«l .Mexican, I lbs.
2Oc, 28c, 3 5 c, 45c, 55«'
Itroonis
P A N N E D FISH
Salm on
8 c, 18c, 25«
O ysters
7c, Oc, 18«
( lam s, 2 can s for
..................25«
C atsup
1 2 H e , 29«
Cocoa— H ersh ey ’s, H lb 10c, H
lbs. 2Oc, 1 lb. 8 0 c.
C offee, th e lb. 15c, 2th , 25 c, 3Oc, 8 5 c
W esson O il, sm all .................... ..25c
W esson O il, large
............... $1.041
C risco
3 0 c, OOc, $ 1 .2 0
C o tto lin e
SOc, 75c. $ 1 .7 0
Rolle«! O ats, pkg. 25c,
Sks. 45c
Gold D ust, P ea rlin e and Borax
C hips
20«
U>g C abin, pt. 2Oe, q l.
H gal. 85 c, gal. $ 1 .6 0 .
Flour,
D iam ond
W
P an cak e
25«
pack ugge.
« co»
h
.
pkg
IO lb. sk . P a n cak e F lou r
NEW STOCK
P k g . R aisin s, 2 for
Not-a-Sec<l R aisin , 2 for
C itron
O range and Lem on P eal
D ates, 15c,
F ig s. 10c.
J. A. FRAKES
T H E <K>OSE BONE.
Do You H ave Sour Stom ach?
I
PHONES
P H O N E S — Offlce 517
Office : P tr s t S ta ta B an k B u ild in g
G R E 3H A M , OREG O N
A______
DR
H. H. O T T
D E N T IS T
FO R SALE— S. C. Brown L eghorn
cockerels at 11 each. Phone 326.
Melvin G radin.
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Right Now!
SHORT TIME ONLY
H o w ltt B u ild in g
BEST BREAD
i Pies, Cakes, and Other i;
1 Pastry Articles.
Cream Puffs and
Chocotate Eclaires
TIRE
1J City Bakery BARGAINS
G resh am , O regon
P H O N E tlS
P H Y S IC IA N S
S. P. B IT T N E R , M. D.
P liyslciau and Surgeon
O F F IC E H O U R S
10 a. m. to 12 m.,
1 p. m to S p. m.
7 to 9 p. m a t office
P h o n s SSI
E n tra n ce on M ain St., n e x t door te
S te r lin g A K id d er's.
Office o v er B an k o f O resh sm
PHONES
H
R esid e n c e 111; Office llx
H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o m » - - 10-12 a. in ,
2-4 an d 7-8 p .m .
Offlce. H o w ltt B u ild in g
G R EH H A M ,
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O REG O N
Phon,-»: Offlce 46;
R es. 61
GEO. I N G L I S ,
M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N an d S U B Q E O N
A ll p r o fe sa lo n a l c a lle p ro m p tly a t ­
tended. S p ecia l a tte n tio n
to d is ­
e a s e s o f the E y e e and fittin g o f
G la ss e s.
. , . .
H o u rs, 10-12 a. m .; 1-4, 7-8 p. m.
O ver F ir s t S ta te B ank, G resh am
P hones, Res. 55x1
Office 921
EMILY F. BALC0M, M D.
WOMEN an d C H ILD R EN
Offlce h o u rs: 10 a m . to 12:30
p.m. A fternoon and evening by
ap p o in tm en t.
Office over Bank of G resham
P H O N E S — R esid e n c e.
T a b o r 120
Offlce M ain 4812;
H o m e A-5162
J. M. S H 0 R T, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n
and
B urgeon
R es.. 93 E a s t 69th St.
Offlce. 1111-12 S e llin g B u ild in g
P O R T L A N D , O R EG O N
DR. MABEL JANE DORINO
OSTEOPATH IC
PH Y SIC IAN
O F F IC E H O U R S — 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
532 M organ B ld g ., P o r tla n d , Ore.
P h o n e M a r sh a ll 11119
P H O N E M ilin 310
R es. G ilb ert Sta.
GEO. F. A. WALKER, 0. D.
O p to m e tr ist and O p tician
G la s s e s F itte d .
L e n s e s D u p lica te d
P r e s c r ip tio n s F ille d
701-3 -Morgan B ld g.
W a sh in g to n a t B r o a d w a y
P o rtla n d
Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company
Main St.
-
G resham
THEODORE VAN DONINCX Prspnetor
R e sid e n c e SIX
D E N T IS T
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Gel Your Home Wired
i
U5
J. E. CLANAHAN
W hite Kuoll.
you a re tro u b le d with sour
T h a t old W arm Springs In d ian at sto If
m ach you sh o u ld e a t slow ly and
We will tak e o rd ers lo r o u r high-
Hood
R iver
has
p ro g n o sticated m asticate your food th o ro u g h ly , then
g rad e baby chicks u n til Ja n u a ry 1,
a n o th e r h ard w in te r ah ead of us, but ta k e one of C h a m b e rla in 's T ablets a t $12 per 100. O rder early , save
O btain­ $3.00 per h u n d red and set your «late
beyond his fearsom e w ords th e re has Im m ediately a fte r su p p er.
for h atching. We s ta r t o u r in c u b at­
been a golden silence th a t m ost of us able everyw here.
o rs in Ja n u ary . 25 per cent deposit
would lik e to have broken.
W hat
A bout th e only th in g left now is to w ith all orders.
H. W. Cooley &
ab o u t th e goose bone, th e th ick n ess count th e w inners -of election bets. Son,
T ro u td ale , Ore. Phone 434.
of th e corn husks and th e d ensity of
PIGS
th e r a b b it’s fu r? W e a re all w ait­
“ H ave they found it o u t y et?'
ing to know.
R E G IST E R E D O. 1. C. PIGS for
M atters of so far-rea ch in g
im ­
sale. T h ree m o n th s old. Of both
sex es.
Theo. B rugger, phone 65.
p o rtan c e w ere lost sig h t of in the
ex citem en t of a p resid e n tia l elec- I
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
tion.
P ro g n o sticatio n
was n e v e r ;
m ore needed.
T he price of wood
W ANTED— $600.00 on nice home
has gone u p w ard w ith every indlca- i
In F airview fo r term of years
tlon of a tta in in g a high altitu d e .
w orth $1200.00. F irs t m ortgage.
W h eth er to buy fuel by th e m onth
In q u ire a t O utlook office.
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o r by th e season is a q u estio n of vital ,
F1VE-R66M — FU R N ISH ED " house
in te re st. All th e lig h t possible
for rent. W. E. Wood, G resham .
This A ttractive Offer is Good
sh o u ld be sh ed up on It. W h at the
for
a
PARTIA
LLY
FU R N ISH E D
COT-
bone, th e husk and th e f u r portend,
tage, M ain stre e t.
R en t $5.00.
th e re fo re, is a su b je ct of vast w eight
L ig h t an d w ater. Chas. C leveland,
S in g u larly en ough, th o u g h , these
P ho n e 471.
tf
wise w ea th er fo re ca sters a re w on­
W ANTED TO REN T, th irty to forty
d erfu lly silen t. O ptim ism will not
acres of good cleared lan d , on
lift th e m ercu ry colum n o r w ard off
$37.50 wires an already-built
sh ares. A rth u r Ilen d ric k sen , care
th e snow storm . Of course, once
Huby Stock F arm . P hone 2 4 5.
house of five rooms, complete,
N ovem ber Is past, w h at th e w in ter is
FOR SALE- A 20-acre hom e, well
to be may be told by an old, fam iliar
with handsome set of Fixtures.
W rite to Z., care of
lm proved.
sign. T h ere will be as m any snow
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O utlook.
sto rm s d u rin g th e season as th e re
MISCELLANEOUS
are days rem a in in g in th e m onth a f­
te r th e first snow. But w h at If th e re
Y'ou pay $7.50 dow n am i $ 5.00 a
FO R
SALE— Solid oak
d resser,
a re no o th e r sto rm s In N ovem ber?
m o n th w ith
your
light hill.
F re n ch bevel m irro r $8.00, new
E q u ally lib e ral te rm s fo r other-
“ And If th e first snow stick s to the
electric flatiron $2.50, Red Ax-
size«! houses.
m in iste r carp et, 9x12 $3.00. Phone
tree s it fo re tells a b o u n tifu l h a rv ­
O utlook 701.
e s t,” b u t th a t ru le w o n 't apply
w here th e east wind blows like it
WOOD FOR SALE, No 1 fir, $4.75.
fre q u en tly does here, so th a t sign
W. A. Shope, R4, G resham .
Estim
ates
oil
all-sized
jobs
will fail. But in the m ean tim e we
cheerfully
given
free
of
charge
CORD WOOD or STUM PAGE w anted.
aw a it w ith eag ern ess an d anxiety
Mt. T ab o r F uel Co., 50th and
th e v erd ict of th e gooBe bone.
H aw th o rn e, P o rtlan d .
Phone Commercial Dept.
T h en , too, we have still an o th er
F o r Sale Cheap.
Marshall
5100;
A
6131
source of In fo rm atio n a t hand.
S u rrey w ith lig h t double h arn ess,
T h ere is a verse, th u s:
in ex tra good co ndition, looks fine.
If C h ristm as day on M onday be,
| Mrs. P. A ndersen. Phoue 62. Cor-
A g reat w in te r th a t y ear y o u ’ll see,
o ett.
tf
And fu ll of winds, both loud and
sh rill.
VETCH AND GREY OATS SEED for
B ut in th e su m m er, tr u th to tell.
sale, mixed ready for sow ing Win.
S tern w inds sh all th e re be, and
Beyers, B oring. P hone 39x3.
stro n g .
F u ll of tem p ests la stin g long;
FO R SALE— 3000 galloti red w«?od
W hile b attle s they sh all m ultiply.
sto ra g e ta n k for sale a* a bargain.
And g re a t plenty of beasts shall die
Good condition. A. W. M etzger
And th is year, as a glance at th e
P h o n e 661.
tf
ca la n d e r will confirm , C h ristm as
T
ailo
rin
g
.
falls on th e fatefu l M onday. W hat
On the M arket
F o r men an d w om en— cleaning, ]
lies ah ead of us a f te r th a t d ate Is
Fresh Every Day
p ressing an d rep a irin g done well.
ap p aren t.
P erh ap s th e w riter of
Try Roman Meal Bread
P e te r L enard, Powell stree t.
th a t verse was p rone to p redict b ard
A great Health Food
w inters, and probably he was often-
e r rig h t th a n w rong. In any event
W S WOOD
it is ju st as well to p rep a re for th e
Auctioneer
V ancouver, W ashington
w orst. If any wood rem ain s a fte r
th e w in te r's end it will keep.
F arm and Stock Sales a Specialty
Phone V ancouver 614, or
Besides, a w arm O ctober, says the ! Wedding Cake< and Special Pastry
G resham O utlook 701
old alm an acers, m eans a cold F eb ­
to Order
ru ary .
And if th e re is any doubt
ab o u t th e validity of th is sign, o u r
rea d ers a re
resp ectfu lly
referre d
FORI» AGENT8
back to last F e b ru a ry — b u t th a t is
p u ttiu g th e c a rt before th e horse,
as F e b ru a ry th is y ear cam e before
E very Saturday an d S u n d ay
O ctober. But w hat ab o u t th e goose
bone?
T he worst fe a tu re of th e election
Is th a t th e m an who had it all tig­
T h irty -o n e people w ere killed by
ered out will spend th e next two
weeks te llin g you w here he m ade his au to m o b iles In Chicago In six weeks.
Gee! And som e of them were p ro b ­
m istake
ably rep u b lican s, too.
T he old ad ag e "m oney m akes the
Fle«-U«>n Notice.
m are go," has In th ese days been
con v erted into "g aso lin e m akes th e
N otice la H ereby G iven: T h at In
flivver hop.'* Also, som etim es, th e p u rsu an ce of O rdinance No 66. A.,
of th e ordinance« of th e tow n of I
ow ner.
G resham , a public m ass m eeting will J
A M issouri m au has Invented a be held at 8 p in on Monday. N o-,
vem ber 13. 1916, at M etzger's hall
boat to run by a ir pow er, b ut he's In th e tow n of G resham fo r th e pur- j
a little late, for th e pioneer of th a t pose of n o m in atin g ca n d id a tes for
variety of cra ft ts th e ship of sta te . tow n officers as follow s:
One m ayor, for th e te rm of tw o
If it w asn 't too la te we w ould be year»
One reco rd er, fo r th e te rm of two
tem p ted to say ol P re sid e n t W ilson,
' ear»
referrin g to his co u rse in th e E u ­
One tre a s u re r, (or th e te rm of two
ropean difficulties, th a t he did w rite tear» .
One m a rsh all, for th e term of two
The p resid en t of Mexico seem s to years.
T h re e councilm en. fo r th e te rm
do th in g s differently. C a rra n ta is of two year»
aatd to be m aking p lan s to ru n tro m
One councilm an, (or th e term of
one y ear to fill th e unexplred term
office.
of C ouncilm an Ray T odd, resigned.
Bv o rd e r of th e Com m on Council.
And Ju st when we get rid of the
C O SCH N EID ER. R ecorder
straw vote along com es th e s tru g g h
to g el a tu rk ey for T h au k sg tv ln g .
B argain» In the W ant ad».
R e»
D E N T IS T
G resh a m office o v er A n ch o r sto r e ,
en tr a n c e n e x t door to H a rd w a re
sto re. In S an d y ev e r y T u e s d a y and
W ed n esd a y .
HORSES
P o u ltry
o ffic e 114
W. J. O T T
80c
5Oc j FOR HALE— 125 S. C. W hite L eg­
horn pullets, April hatch. Scenic
P ark Place, Pcvvell Valley, L usted
25c
road, 7 m iles east of G resham . N.
25«
W Jackson, G resham , It U. _2._
25c
25«
FOR HALE— A few high g rad e
W hite W yandotte pullets, hens
and cockerels
A R Lym an, R2,
G resham .
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T elep h on e 831
G resham , Ore.
DEM TUTS
in s u r a n c e
JO H N
BROW N
IN S U B A N C B
R ep resen tin g only R E L IA B L E IX-
81 RANCE COMPANIES
Q rssh a m , O regon
P hons ill
JAMES ELKINGT0N
IN S U R A N C E
A ccid en t.
S u r e ty B on d e,
P ire,
A u to m o b ile. L ife . H ea lth
P la t s O ls s s
Offlce on M ain S tr e e t
P H O N E S — O ffice 81«
R esid e n c e «3
G resham phone 517.
0.
G.
S C H N E ID E R
ATTO RNEY AT LAW
F irs t S tate B ank Bldg.
P o rtlan d p hons Main 1940
CONTBACTOH8
I f Y ou W a n t F ir s t C la ss W ork ■«»
At Latourell & Son’s
F o r a F e w ^ J a y s O n ly
We will sell
Attention !
The
30x3 Goodyear or
Goodrich Tires
Farmers’ Mutual Fire
Re lef Association
or
POBTLAND.
O O IO O »
Invttea all farm er» who have no
In su ra n ce on th e ir farm buildings
to Insure w ith ua. T hia asso cia­
tion la th e ch eap est an d »afoot in
th e s ta te
It tn su ree only country
p ro p erty and has over $1.000,000
In su ran ce In fore«.
W rit» or phon»
H. W SNAHHALL. Pre».
T he F arm er» M utual F ire Relief
A ssociation.
O rseh am B e n t s B o. S
N o ta ry PwhUc
P h e a s 74
B e s t B s ta t s
Black T re ad — Sm ooth Casing#
Only $8.50 Each
W hile they last
T hese tires a re fresh stock
an d g u ara n tee d , and sell (or
$10.10.
S e tte r phone in y o u r o rd e r
Tel.
44
WE DESIGN BUILDINGS
K u sel T. Jone»
Frank C. J o s «
Q rssh a m . O ra , P h o n e 361
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PHOTOS
A L L K IN D S A N D A L L S IS E S
New Callery
PICTURE FRAMING
G IL T
G resham . Or«.
MAX
OR N A T U R A L W OOD
N e a t and C heap
S C H N E ID E R
T he la rg e st hen eggs a re produced
M athew s' Bldg.. Mato 8t.,
X
i in M anchuria, those w eighing one-
P h o n s Ml
i six th of a pound being com mon.
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