GRESHAM
R es. 6x2
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY,
Office 544
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
GRESHAM,
OREGON
T H E N E W O L IV E R 222
A C O M PLETE L IN E OF F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
Steel Beam all Chilled Plow.
All Oliver plows. All repairs.
¡Grain Drills. G arden Seeders. Potato Planters. Hand Seeders
L IT C H F IE L D L O W -D O W N
SPREADER
S p r in g or S p ik e H arrow s,
D isc H arrow s, w ith T ongue or
T ongue Truck.
A F iv e-y ea r W ritten G uarantee Bond.
A B u ll D og B eater W heel.
MARCH
10,
1W17
M ELR O SE A N D VICTORY.
REPGRT OF THE CONDITION OF
N ext T h u rs d a y
a n d F rid a y th e
p asto r, Rev. F. 8. F o rd , h as arraffg-
e.d to h av e tw o w ell know n p asto rs
p reach , an d S a tu rd a y D istrict Supt.
T. B. F o rd , w ill sp en d th e day at
Iliff, c o n d u c tin g th e second q u a r ­
terly co n feren ce. If possible a m ore
com p lete p ro g ra m
of th e services
an d th e h o u rs a t w hich th ey w ill be
held will be p u b lish ed In T u e sd a y ’s
O utlook.
Miss C a ro lin e T a llm a n w as a g u est
'Sum lay of Mr. an d Mrs. L e ste r C on­
rad.
BANK OF GRESHAM
M organs had th e m isfo rtu n e to
lose one of th e ir cows la st w eek.
Next T u esd ay an d W ednesday a
con v en tio n of th e S un d ay schools of
lUltj j
M u ltnom ah co u n ty w ill be held in
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m any as can go sh o u ld re p o rt to th e
s u p e rin te n d e n t S unday, as th e re is
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som e th o u g h t of try in g for som e of
th e a w a rd s offered fo r a tte n d a n c e if
a good p erc en ta g e can a tte n d .
T he E m b ro id ery club m et w ith
Mrs. Geo. A rm stro n g T h u rsd ay , giv­
F A IR V IE W
ing h e r a s u rp rise p a rty . A n u m b e r
of lad ies w ere p re se n t co n sid erin g
A n in e-p o u n d d a u g h te r was born
X on S u n d ay to Mrs. M a rg a re t L oser, th e d istan c e and everyone had a fine
time.
w-idow of Jo h n L oser, w ho w as k illed ,
Mrs. M organ Is hom e a f te r a
•j« to g e th e r w ith his b ro th e r C h a rles, in
X I a railw ay a c c id e n t on C h ristm a s day. w eek’s v isit w ith h e r son, W illiam
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A n u m b e r of F airv iew g ra n g e rs M organ. T he re p o r te r m ade a m is­
and full of vim. $30.00 buys a good Bicycle.
•j* a re p la n n in g
to
a tte n d
P o m o n a ta k e la st w eek in sta tin g th e a rriv a l
E R IE OR R E D BIR D
A g ra n g e at P lea san t V alley next W ed- of a son a t th e ho m e of W illiam M or­
gan. It was a d a u g h te r.
X nesdav.
It’« F o o l i s h t o w a i k a l o n g w a y s t o y o u r w o r k
A good m any from th e V ictory dis-
Mrs. B enedict, of C e n tra lia , has
com e to sp en d a few m o n th s w ith h er trle t who h ea rd th e m ole le ctu re re ­
Well equipped with good Tires, Seat, Pedals, Coaster Brake, ?
d a u g h te r, Mrs. B. C. B rew ster h ere. cently are e n th u sia stic a lly tra p p in g
moles, som e h av in g as m any as seven
Mini Guards, Etc. Get out on the paved roads with a hike
Mrs. H a rrie t Je n k in s has m oved
tra p s going.
Good p ro g ress is be­
and enjoy the new sensation.
back from P o rtla n d in to h e r old
ing m ade and w ith a com bined an d
hom e a t F airv iew .
S ee us fo r B icy cle A cessories.
d eterm in e d effo rt th ey can h ard ly
T he ch ick en pie su p p e r an d sale help h u t in p ro v e co n d itio n s.
F or sale by
given by th e M. E. Aid society la st
D orthy and L eon Caddy an d R u th
S a tu rd a y was la rg e ly a tte n d e d , an d and G e rtru d e Ic k le r w ere g u ests of
th e sum of $$33 w as ta k en in.
L ena an d H arry Cooley S atu rd ay ev­
C h a rles S m ith , for a n u m b e r of ening.
y ea rs on th e S w ank place, h as le ft
Mrs. A lta G en try an d son, R ussell,
OREGON
h ere fo r M ichigan, his fo rm e r hom e.
w
ere
d in n e r g u ests T h u rsd ay a t th e
W. E. Stone, on e of th e w ell-
know n y o u n g men of F airv iew an d W hite K noll P o u ltry farm .
Miss A nna an d Dolly M organ an d
Miss Dixon of V e n tu ra P a rk w ere
m a rrie d T h u rs d a y , M arch 15, a t th e F re d and H ecto r M organ sp e n t S u n ­
day afte rn o o n v isitin g Misses B essie
hom e of th e b rid e ’s p are n ts.
an d Je n n ie S treb in and R o b ert St re ­
bin.
A N DERSO N
H erb ert A rm stro n g Hpeut T uesday
David W olfe, r u ra l c a r rie r from ev en in g a t th e ho m e of his b ro th e r,
B o rin g , R o u te 1, h as been off d u ty Geo. A rm stro n g .
P. 0 . G resham R. N o 2,
fo r n ea ry a m o n th on acco u n t of ill
Noses a re so m etim es a n u isan ce
as E stab lish ed in 1883 T h irty four Y ears A go, by A. B. E llio tt. h e a lth . Floyd L ak e is su b s titu te .
and o ftim es a joy b u t tw ice la s' w eek
’Ito expects to sell out or retire from business in tire next year or
O ur ro ad boss, Jo h n M eyer, was they proved s tu rd y p ro tecto rs. Once
tf'.o and has reduced prices in many lines and will continue to have seen in th is v ic in ity th e first of th e when th e pevie, w ith w hich Geo.
w eek m a k in g som e im p ro v em en ts.
that will save you* money.
A rm stro n g w as clea rin g , Hew o u t of
T h e h igh p rice of p o ta to es has his h an d an d s tru c k him acro ss th e
stim u la te d se v eral p a rtie s in th is vi­ nose an d eye, k n o ck in g him down.
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cin ity to p u t new lan d u n d e r c u lti­ A lth o u g h ^ it alm o st b ro k e his nose it
kt 11». F r u it S u g a r to r
S ia m Dew Drop W a sh in g P o w d er
Wm. J . H illy a rd & Son, saved his eye from th e force of th e
15c v atio n .
la rg e size
) 11». sa ck A lb ers B ros. P ea co ck
V ivian,
in te n d
g e ttin g
six acres blow w hich w ould h av e proved m ore
P u re R o lled O a ts......................
45« C itru s W ash in g P o w d e r, la rg e
ready
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orn an d T o m a to es, can
5 C I era a re L e g g e rt, H a rtle y and W h eel­ sell G en try fell h ead lo n g dow n a
Me A n u At H am m er So«la................
>n A m i and S a p o lio , each.
8« S m all W h ite am i i.a rg e W h ite
lory S oap , la u n d ry siz e ......
er w ith s m a lle r pieces.
(light of s ta ir s s trik in g on his nose
25«
Vhlte W o n d e r Soap, 6 bars
B eaus, a t p o u n d ........................ IOc
V ivian H illy ard h as moved in to on a ste p n e a r th e top w here h e re ­
J iy s ta l W h ite, 6 bars .
25«' P e n n a n t S h o rte n in g , m edium
>51 th e h o u se b elo n g in g to A. E. Lake, m ain ed head dow n till rescued from
25c
It. Ilood B orax, 6 b a rs.....
2.5«- % m ile east of A nderson.
|w ift’s N a p th a Soap, 6 bars
2 5 c K riu k le Corn F lak«», 3 for.
his d an g e ro u s position.
25«' 3 p k g s. M agic Y e a st...................
>lden Star Soap, 5 bars
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lappy Bay Soap, 8 b a rs .............. 25« G T u b u la r L a n tern s...
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K ELSO
BORING
thy E lep h an t Soap, <> bars
25« B arn S hovels .................................. «Sc
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45« H o n est T a ck s, at p a p er..............
els N aptha Soap, 10 b ars
4c 1 At th e special school m eetin g , held
T h e B oring social club m et a t th e
Me M a ttin g T acks, at p ap er
uicli C lea n ser..............................
4c I on M onday, th e school b o ard w as au-
hom e of Mrs. Jo e t.'in d a y w ith m ost
Ms » ai n a tio n , H olly and Y eloliun
cat J ails, 10s to 60s, at II,
I th o riz e d to re-en g a g e Miss W ilkin- of th e m em b ers p rese n t, an d th e u s­
ails, 3s to 8s, a t lb
M ilk. 3 (-ans 25« ; I «lozen
liani aro t o rn S yrup, B lue L abel
('risc o , 3 lb. 1 oz
.75 son as p rin cip al an d Miss Y erkee as ual good tim e w as enjoyed by all.
5 lb. and 10 lb. tin s ...... 3Oc and OOc C risco, e x tra larg e, 5» lb., 5 oz 8 2 .2 5 p rim a ry te a c h e r fo r a n in e m o n th s’
A s u rp ris e w as given fo r Mr. and
aro Red Isabel (a W h ite
P eav ies, price red u ced to ......... SI
S t '<><» te rm n ex t >e a r
Mrs. H an s L arsen last S atu rd ay ev ­
S yrup 5 lb. and 10 lb. tin s 35c, 7Oc P e a rl C oal Gil, can.
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T he
P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n en in g , ab o u t 30 people being p res­
'airy Soap, 6 b a r s ........................ 25c E h tin e Gil, «an
We are selling U. S. P oultry F em e, also Colorado Fence at will p o stp o n e th e m eetin g an n o u n ced e n t. A p le a sa n t ev en in g was sp e n t
B ’rices before the advance. R ed u ced prices on Dishes, Granite- fo r M arch 16th to T h u rsd a y , .March by all. Gn op en in g th e pack ag es
22d. At th a t m eetin g th e m en will w hich w ere left on th e tab le, it was
are. Hardware, Doors and Windows, ST O V E S and R A N G ES.
e n te r ta in an d se rv e re fre sh m e n ts.
I fo u n d th a t th e host an d hostess had
LIV ER P L O W S, D uP O N T ST U M P IN G P O W D E R , $6.62% Box
T he fo llo w in g sp e llin g c o n te sta n ts j l>eHn rem e m b ere d w ith m any useful
UTTER N U T B R E A D
will re p re se n t K elso in th e try -o u t to 1 g jft8
th o se p resen t.
B ring y o u r 5-gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 55c
be held at S andy o r K elso:
N ellie
Thp hoys' an d g irls ’ basket ball
H arv iso n , 5h g ra d e ; D orothy Jo n s- t ea n is of th e B oring school, played
j ru d , 6 th g ra d e ; A n n a M ilan, 7th sa n d y school te a m s la st F rid a y ev-
! g rad e an d
E u n ice Jo n s ru d , 8th , en in g , B o rin g w in n in g both gam es,
g rad e. Jo h n C anny, 8 th g rad e , will 1 H u rra h fo r B oring!
M a n u factu red by
rn
be a c o n te s ta n t in a rith m e tic .
Rev. T h o m as A tk in so n lias been
SA N D Y CREAM ERY COM PANY
Miss A n g ela C a n n in g has re tu rn e d , ap p o in ted fo r B oring M. E. ch u rch
to h e r school a t G reenw ood, a f t e r ' p rea ch in g each a lte r n a te Sunday,
The name “ M ount Hood B u tte r ’’ has heretofore been
used by perm ission of the Mount Hood lee Cream Co., which
an en fo rced v ac atio n on acco u n t of
T h e w om en of B oring m et a t th e
th e snow in th a t place.
¡h o m e of Mrs. H an s L arsen on W ed­
has all its d airy products registered under that title. That
III.
Why Not Ride a Bicycle
and Arrive on the Job ?
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L L KIDDER HDW. CO.
A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
of Powell Valley
I “ Greatly Reduced Prices
M O U N T A IN
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I
M EADOW
BUTTER
permission has ceased, hi nee the change of name, which be­
came effective on Ja n u a ry 1.
‘ M ountain Meadow B u tte r’’ will be found a t all the
le ading stores in the county. Ask for it.
II.
Emery’s Truck Service
BETW EEN
PO RTLAND
O llice w ith P io n eer
AND
A iM o
G RESH AM
T ruck C o., 2 2 0 A sli St.
Ph«»nc B roadw ay 28.54
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
B. W . E M E R Y , P rop.
R es. P hone 173
G resham , Ore.
AUCTION SALE
N ea r O rien t School
M onday,
5 H E ID
R
m il «
M arch
19.
2 YKARMMG IIE II I it*
O N E H E IF E R , «1 M onths Ol«l
All C a ttle T u b ercu lin T ested
I G ray M are. HMM» p o unds.
I set D ouble H arness, alm o st new.
I «-inch 2 -h o rse D isc H arro w . Iron W heel l ai n» W agon. 2-sec-
tion sp ik e -to o th Iro n H arrow . I t-ln c h lio n Beam W alking Plow.
No. .5 A n k er H olth C ream S e p a ra to r, « m o u th s used. Milk < ans, .,
and 1« gallo n s. Iro n S ta n c h io n s. F ru it J a rs . F o ld in g Bed, Etc.
TERM S— S um s o f $10 o r u n d er, C ash; all over $10 on b an k ab le
note, 6 m o n th s a t 8 p e r cent in te r e s t; 2 p er cent d isco u n t fo r
cash on su m s o v er $10.
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On the M arket
F resh E v ery D ay
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A g rea t H ealth Food
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Pies, Cakes, and Other$
Pastry Articles.
Wedding Cake$ and Special Pastry i
to Order
S a le C om m ences 1 p. m„ Sharp
ii t o w s .
M BS
nesday a« d o rg an iz ed a L ad les’ Aid
T he follow ing officers w ere elected ;
P re sid e n t, Mrs. C. A n d erso n ; first
A M o n tav illa w om an asked a ped
vice p re sid e n t, Mrs. G. W. B o rin g ;
d ie r, w ho h ad som e la rg e p o ta to es j
second vice p re sid e n t, Mrs. H an s
on his w agon, fo r a d im e’s w orth.
I.a rse n ; se c re ta ry , Mrs. .1. C. S ch u ltz;
“ L ad y ,” he said , “ I c a n ’t afford to
tr e a s u r e r , Mrs. C ross
T hey will
ta k e th e tim e to slice my p o ta to es
m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. J. C. S h u ltz
on W ednesday, M arch 21, a t 1:30.
Mr. K esray , of P o rtla n d , is o p e n ­
ing an u p -to -d a te b a rb e r shop, w hich
we h av e needed fo r a long tim e. H e
also exp ects to open a pool hall In
jil | co n n ectio n w ith th e shop
T im e to o V aluable.
I BEST BREAD
T A K A K I,
Owner.
R. I. ANDERSGN. A uctioneer
; Cream Puffs and
Chocolate Eclaires j
Every Saturday and Sunday
City Bakery
Main 8L
Gresham
THEODORE VAN DONINO. Preprieter
PAGE THREE
Mr. an d Mrs. E d w ard s, of P o r t­
lan d , w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of
Wm. B eyers, S unday.
Mrs. J. R. D uncan ¡ b e n te rta in in g
h er s is te r, Mrs. Y oung an d d a u g h ­
te r, Iva of E lm w ood, W isconsin.
Miss E llen D ellav en visited hom e
folks o v e r S unday.
Mr. S tick n ey , of V ancouver, was
a g u e s t of Mr. A ltm an th e first of
th e w eek.
NO. 65
At G resh am , O regon, at th e close of business M arch 5, 191!
BKSGt IR ES.
L oans and d isco u n ts
O v e rd ra fts, secu red au d u n secu red
Bonds an d w a rra n ts
Stocks an d o th e r se c u ritie s
F u r n itu r e an d fix tu res
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O th e r re a l e s ta te o w n e d .....................................
Due from ap p ro v ed re se rv e banks
E x ch an g es fo r c le a rin g h o u se ..........
(’ash on h an d
the bowels.
— Ad.
Obtainable everywhere.
$73,766.67
2 55
5,087.97
5,170.00
3,750.33
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$30,419.68
326.80
5,181.41
$35,927.89
T otal
$121,966.56
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LIABILITIES
C a p ita l sto c k paid in ...................................................
S u rp lu s fu n d
.......................................
U ndivided profits, less expenses an d taxes paid
P ostal sav in g s b an k d e p o s its....................................
In d iv id u a l d ep o sits su b je c t to check
.......
D em and certifica tes of d e p o sit.................................
C a sh ie r check s o u ts ta n d in g
..........
$15,000.06
1,000.Ou
473.18
$
T im e and sa v in g s d e p o sits ........................................
677.31
210.00
2,271.80
613.46
33,720.81
$108,493.38
T o ta l
$124,966.56
S tate of O regon, C o u n ty of M u ltn o m ah , ss.
1, K. A. M iller, C a sh ie r of th e above-nam ed b an k , do solem nly
sw ea r th a t th e ab o v e s ta te m e n t is tr u e to th e best of my know ledge
an d belief.
K. A. M IL LE R , C ashier.
S u b scrib ed an d sw o rn to b efo re m e th is 1 3 th day of M arch, 1917,
C. G. SC H N E ID E R , N o tary Public.
My com m ission ex p ire s D ecem ber 7, 1919.
C o rrec t A tte st: A. F . M iller, W. E. M arkell, E m an u el A nderson.
C O LU M BIA H E IG H T S
MRS. P. ANDERSON.
W ell, we have com e to th e co n clu ­
sion th a t th a t g ro u n d h o g b u sin ess is
a fak e an d
wish h e n ev e r w ould
show up, fo r w hat is th e use of fool­
ing us every sp rin g ?
R u t we p a ­
tie n tly w ait fo r s p rin g tim e ; we a r e
longing to h e a r th e fro g s an d th e
b ird s g iving th e ir accu sto m ed sp rin g
co n cert fo r th e n we know th a t w in­
te r w ith its u n p le a sa n t w e a th e r has
d isa p p e a re d once m o re, an d now we
tu r n o u r th o u g h ts to th e seed tim e,
and oh fo r th e good old h o u se cle an ­
ing tim e.
R. P. R asm ussen can b o ast of a
fine h erd of d airy cows. Mr. K ra ­
m er, th e s ta te v e te rin a ry has sp e n t
a co u p le of days te stin g his h erd ,
an d d ec lared it th e finest bunch of
cows h e h as ev er in sp ected . N ot on e
of th e anim alB was fo u n d to be sick
o r diseased.
Mr. E b rm a n , of P o rtla n d , h as a
big fo rc e on to w o rk a t his place
h ere.
W e held o u r b re a th a t th e
d im en sio n s of th e h ouse. I t will be
63x146 fe e t an d m o d ern to th e le t­
te r. T h e re w ill be a te n n is c o u rt on
th e g ro u n d s, an d a la rg e cem ent
sw im m in g pool, a $4,000 g ara g e,
an d e v e ry th in g to m ak e life w o rth
liv in g fo r th e fam ily.
Mr. an d Mrs. J . C ran e , of P o r t­
lan d , acco m p an ied by Miss Spence
an d
M iss H an im ilto n , old tim e
frie n d s, w ere o ut a t C o lu m b ia View
farm on S unday lo o k in g o v er th e ir
new ly p u rch a sed p ro p e rty an d are
now a rra n g in g to s e t,o u t f ru it tre e s
an d sh ru b b e ry . Mr. P ipes of P o rt­
lan d , is th e ir a rc h ite c t, an d is busy
w ith th e p lan of Mr. an d Mrs. C ra n e ’s
fu tu re hom e.
Mr.
an d Mrs. B. K n ieriem h as
ju s t p re se n te d th e ir o nly d au g h te r,
B lanche, w ith a fine new piano.
Mr. M anning, th e b la ck sm ith , is
e n la rg in g his shop an d aim s to s ta r t
up a u to re p a irin g th is sum m er.
Mr. an d Mrs. A. W oodw ard, of
th e H eig h ts h ere, a r e cro w in g o ver
th e ir little g ran d so n , A udrey F o re st
L an d in e, of P o rtla n d , who scored
100 rec en tly in a b e tte r b ab ies’ te st
in P o rtla n d .
H e also w as a prize
baby a t G resh am la st fall a t th e baby
show th e re .
R. B eck er e n te rta in e d a h u n d red
and fifty city p«»ople M onday m o rn ­
ing a t a b re a k fa st d an ce, and th ey
all had a w o n d erfu l tim e.
How to Prevent Croup.
W hen th e child Is su b je c t to a t ­
ta ck s of croup, see to it th a t he eats
a lig h t even in g m eal, aH an o v erlao d -
ed sto m ach may b rin g on an a tta c k ,
also w atch fo r th e first sy m p to m —
h o arsen ess, and give C h a m b e rla in ’s
C ough R em edy as soon as th e child
becom es h oarse. O b tain ab le ev e ry ­
w h ere.— Adv.
B arg ain s in th e W an t ads
Fresh Daily
Bread of All Kinds
P ies
C akes
C o o k ie s
Belt’s Confection’)*
M en ’s and B o y s ’ D ress
W ork Shoes
and
M en’s and Boys’ High Cut aud
Loggers Shoes
Rubber Boots, Shot's and
Rubbers
Shoe R epairing a S p ecia lty
G R ESH A M SH O E SH O P
CARL
DAIIL
PLEA SA N T VALLEY
G. N. S ag er h as re tu rn e d from a
few d ay s’ v isit w ith Mr. an d Mrs. .1.
T. Jew ell of B a ttle G round, W ash.
T. P. C am pbell m ade a trip to
D ouglas co unty d u rin g th e fore p art
of th e w eek. He w as a g u est at the
hom e of C. F. K esterso n of Kellogg.
Mr. McVey, of S eattle , w’as in th e
valley W ednesday lo o k in g for a lo ­
catio n fo r a hom e.
Mrs. Jo h n B lu n t, of D allas, was
th e g u est of Mrs. F. A. L ehm an for
a few days th is w eek, Mrs. B lunt
an d Mrs. L ehm an are old tim e
frien d s, h aving ta u g h t school to ­
g e th e r in C olorado se v eral y ea rs ago.
Val. S n ash all is b u ild in g a m od­
e rn chicken house w ith a view to e n ­
la rg in g his chicken business.
Adolph K asp er expects to com ­
m ence w ork on his new b arn as soon
as w ea th er co n d itio n s will perm it.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. Jo n e s have p u r ­
chased th e M errim an place an d a re
m oving in.
P le a sa n t V alley g ran g e held a
sp ecial sessio n on W ednesday n ig h t,
a t w hich fo u r new ca n d id a es w ere
in itia te d in th e th ird an d fo u rth d e­
W hen (<» T a k e 4TuunherUUn'a T ab lets grees of th e o rd er. T J. K re u d er,
W hen you feel d u ll an d stu p id a f ­ co u n ty d ep u ty from L en ts, was p re s­
te r ea tin g .
e n t and assiste d in th e in itia to ry
W hen co n stip a te d o r bilious
w ork.
W hen you h av e a sick head ach e.
W hen you have a so u r sto m ach .
F or Sale.
W hen you belch a f te r eatin g .
W hite L eg h o rn h a tc h in g eggs,
W hen you h av e Ind ig estio n .
chicks an d cockerels. L aying p u lle ts,
W hen n erv o u s o r d esp o n d en t.
W hen you have no relish fo r y o u r $18 p e r dozen. H. W. Cooli
Son, T ro u td a le , O regon. P h o n e 4 34.
m eals.
W hen y o u r liv e r is to rp id .
D on’t fo rg e t to read th e w ant ails.
O b tain ab le ev e ry w h e re .— Adv.
H o s s ’ T r u c k S e r v ic e
Office w ith C om m ercial D e liv e r y Co.
2*29 P iu e S tr e e t B etw een F ir st and Second
A L L K IN D S O F H A U L IN G B E T W E E N
PO RTLAND
F a r m e r ’s H a u lin g , F u r n itu r e M oving.
G R E SH A M A N D
O rd ers ta k e u fo r Coal.
B riquets, S and and G ravel
G resham
P h on e 79 x
Bert Hoss
Portland
B road w ay 24*82;
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GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A.
S ig n o f G« mm 1 D ig estio n .
W hen you see a ch e erfu l an d h ap-
< I py old lady you m ay know th a t sh e
has good d ig e stio n .
If y o u r diges-
• '< tlo n is im p aired o r if you do n o t
! 1 relish y o u r m eals ta k e a dose of
* f h a m b e r l a l n ’s T ab lets. T hey s tr e n g ­
t h e n th e sto m ac h , im p ro v e th e d ig e s­
t i o n an d cau se a g e n tle m o v em en t of
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Home-Made Lard aud Sausage, Hams and Bacon J
H ig h e st P r ic e s P a id fo r V E A L and HOGS, accord in g
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