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TW IC E A M EEK
I ’ n li 1 is lied every T uesday and F rid ay
.u G resham , O regon, by th e O ut-
look P ublishing Co.
II * St.
C lair, E d ito r and M anager.
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Our
S u b scrip tio n
Bates
O ne year, $1 60.
alx
in on th a.
76:
th ree m o n th ’s tria l
su b scrip tio n . 50c.
Advertising
K a te s rea so n a b le
>ur r e p r e s e n ta tiv e
w ill ca ll.
o ffic ia l paper o f th e T o w n o f U resharn
O fficial paper o f th e T o w n o f F air-
view .
E n tered a s s e c o n d -c la s s m a tte r M arch
3, i s t i , at the P o sto n ic a a t G resh am ,
O regon , under tire A ct o f M arch 3, 1373.
PRO SPECTS.
T he O utlook's course in ad v o c at­
ing m ilitary tra in in g in th e public
schools, and then from th e re in the
colleges and universities, has been
full) vindicated.
More th an two
years ago this p ap e r was the first in
the N orthw est to say th a t th e boys
should know so m ething about how to
m arch, d rill and use guus. T h at the
O utlook was foreslghted in th is m a t­
te r is seen In the fact th a t such tr a in ­
ing is now found to be im perative,
and th e re Is no one to be found who
will advance an arg u m e n t ag a in st It.
Such train in g , it was pointod out.
w ould not need to d e tra c t front e d ­
ucation. T he stu d e n ts could be p re ­
pared w ith the name care and th o r ­
oughn ess th a t
th e ir
predecessors
have had, and th a t those who cam e
a fte r th e w ar is over m ust have.
T h ere m ust be edu cated m en. no
m u tter w hat the fu tu re has in sto re
W ar has show n th e need fo r men
alive to th e possibilities of science,
sc h o larsh ip and
m ilitary trniuiug.
Tile school directo rs who are wise
will add m ilitary tra in in g to th e c u r ­
riculum , so th a t prepared n ess may
be the condition of th e young men of
th e fu tu re .
SO NG S
AND S U H iA N S .
JUNH
2«,
1017
The A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
eryone. W h atev er it may he it will
he Umpiring b u t not high Hounding
1M,t hing rh eto ric al. It will be Him
pie, d irect, com mon.
W hen E n g la n d ’s soldiers m arched
aw ay to be tra n sp o rte d to th e F rench
P. 0. Gresham R, No. 2.
, battlefields, scores of in d u strio u s
song w riters stro v e night and day to was Established in 1883 Thirty-four Years Ago, by A. B. Elliott.
produce an ap p ro p ria te song for th e Building and lot, including fixtures and stock of General Merchan­
so ld iers to sing. T h eir efforts were dise for sale. We have reduced prices in many lines and will con
in vain
From th e lip» of Home tired tinue to have prices that will save money
p riv ate cam e fo rth
th e w ords of
"T ip p e ra ry ,” am i th e arm y took the
hook uh Its own.
H ere in th is co u n try , nince the 12 lbs. f r u i t S ugar
$ 1 .0 0 lie u
D rop
W a s h in g P o w d e r
d eclaratio n of w ar. o u r own song „
„at k A lber„ B lo. F ea4otk
larg e size ............... ..................
15c
w riters have been b u rn in g the mid-
P u re Rolled O ats
OOc C iL rus W a s h in g P o w d e r , l a r g e
HOC
night oil in the hope th a t they m ight < „ ,,, am i T om atoes, 2 c a n s...... 25<
.................................................. ..
w rite a song for th e arm y to sing Ron Ami an d HapoLio, each
He A rm Si H am m er Soila
5<
2 5 e S m a il W h it « a n d la r r g e W h it e
But th e arm y so fa r has found none
! bars
ornler
doz. 55c
B eans, 1 % pounds
25c
to its liking. Some day it will find < M V ilite
m u I W W
hhe, soap,
b ar b ar
5c; 5c; doz
5 5 c P e a rl
S h o rten in g . m edium
what it w ants. W ith th e flag th e re \ | t . h < s m I Borax, bar 5c; doz
5.5c
and larg e size pails, $1.10 & $2.15
will go to F ran ce both an arm y song S w ift's N ap th a Soap, bur
5 c B u tte r n u t B rea d
lO c
25c 3 pkgs. Magic Yeast
Kit
and an arm y slogan. And th e sol- , G olden S ta r Soap, 7 bars
Happy Day Soap, 7 bars
25c O T u b u la r L an tern s
40c
diers, n ot a com m ittee will select Baby E le p h a n t Soap,.
5 c B a r u S h o v e l s ..................................
O5c
them both.
Eels N ap th a Soap, 10 bars
80c H onest T acks, a t p ap e r.............
4c
D u t c h d ^ a n a e r ..........................
He .Matting T acks, at p a p e r...........
4c
5*2C C arn atio n , Holly anil Y elnbau
W hen J. D roueker Plank, of P h il­ Nalls, 90a to 6 0 s , at lb
N a ils , 5 s t o I d s , a t lh
lie
Milk, can 10c; 1 dozen
$ l.2 o
ipsburg, Pa., a lone rec ru it, arriv ed at K a r o C o r n S y r u p , B lu e L a b e l
t ' r i s c o , 3 lh. 1 oz.
H5<
the rullroail sta tio n to leuve for thp
5 lh. and 10 lb. tin s
.3Oc*aud OOc t ' r i s c o , e x t r a la r g e , 9 lh , 5 oz $ 2 . 5 5
arm y, th e re was a bund und a crowd K aro Red Isabel ( a W h it e
Heavies, price reduced to ............. $1.25
S yrup 5 lb. an d 10 lb. tin s 35c, 70c P e a rl Coal Oil, c a n ................
$ 1 .OO
of his friends, who serenaded him.
The lead er of th e band has declared F airy S o ap ............. bar 5c; doz 55c E lain e Oil. c a n ................................. $ 1 . 3 5
th a t w henever any of th e citizens Reduced Prices on Dishes, Graniteware, H ardware, Doors and
leave fo r governm ent service th e Windows, STOVES a n d RANGES, OLIVER PLOWS, DuPONT
band will give them a fitting sendoff STUMPING POWDER, $7.50 Box. CROWN, WHITE RIVER and
At tile sam e tim e th e P re sid en t is
w arning and beseeching everybody to
conserve resources und Increase the
production of food stuffs, th e re is a
sen tim en t ab o u t th is com m unity th a t
ev e ry th in g is all rig h t, proBpects
good for a big crop.
T ilings are not all right w hen the
cabbage and radish m aggot is gettin g
Of course, th e price of Hour is
into o u r gurtlens and the w ate r is high, hut you m u st rem em ber th a t It
flooding o u r p astu re s and th e w ea th ­ is bound to be th a t way as long as
er does not supply the necessary the supply is sh o rt and you w ant
w urm th and su n lig h t for th e m a tu r­ flour bread th ree tim es a day. T h ere
ing of crops, it is a severe blow.
are som e people all over Oregon who
T his is the m om ent to look thin g s rem em b er w hen biscuits once a
squ arely in the face; stop fooling week seem ed alm o st a luxury.
ourselv es; know th e w orst and be
governed accordingly.
"A S nore G u ard ” has been form ed
H undreds of people in th is county in Com pany 2 a t F o rt S h erid an , III.,
have m ade gard en s this y ear for the C om plaints have been m ade of h earty
first tim e, in years of favorab le snores d istu rb in g th e blissful slu m ­
weal lier there Is alw ays the fight to ber of th e tile d rookies. G eorge V.
overcom e weeds, p rev en t disease Seibold and W. S. W ood form ed
destroy insect enem ies and supply themselveB in to a com m ittee of two
iioiiriHhmenV
T his seuson’s u n fo r­ to p ut a muzzle on th e snores.
tu n a te w eather conditions menace
(lie newly m ade farm ers, und th e
To enable au to m o b iles to puli
in te re st is beginning Io wune.
them selves o u t of m udholes or d itc h ­
Urge men who have m eans and es an in v e n to r has p aten te d huh caps
appliances to spray w ith Bordeaux th a t from cap stan s aro u n d which
m ixture to control the b light which ropes can be fasten ed an d pulled by
generally lakes a large p ercentag e the m otors, it's so m eth in g like lift­
of o u r potato crop. Help the man ing y o u rself by y o u r bootstraps.
who does not know how to help him ­
self. We are all w illing to learn.
A bout th re e years from now, in
Tile radishes and onions a re be­ all p ro b ab ility , th e rep u b lican n a­
ginning to thin o u t in th e rows. tio n al convention will be assem bled
P lan t som ething else.
in P o rtla n d ’s new au d ito riu m nom i­
The present tim e is like " th e n atin g a p resid en t, if th e conven­
m orning a fte r.” T he b rig h t lig h ts, tion com es west of the M ississippi
tile seductive m usic, am i th e m a g n et­ Oregon is en titled to it.
ism of tile people a re but m em ories.
We a re now forced to b I iow o u r real
W ednesday’s trag ed y can h ardly
patrio tism . A re you going to be a be laid to carelessness. T h ere was
sla ck e r o r are you going to display no one a t fa u lt a t th e critica l m o­
y o u r stick-to-it-lveuesa and help to m ent. T he inexperience of th e girl
feed th e country d u rin g th e com ing d riv er w as h er only fa ilin g — from
w in ter?
w hich o th e rs o ld e r th a n she m ight
We lie to o u rselv es; it is m an u ­ learn a useful lesson.
factu red optim ism . W h at is it for?
T he h urvest is not assu red u n til the
T he d e a r old d em o crats perform ed
fruit is in the cutis and the spudE are so handsom ely in su b scrib in g to th e
in the sacks.
Red C ross th a t we th in k they can
s i T1OOL PR E PA R E D N E SS.
FRIDAY.
of Powell Valley
Greatly Reduced Prices
P h o n e 701
T he E i n o t
Way in the
th a t W ins."
CROP
OUTLOOK
now be all tak en into fu ll fellow ­
ship w ith us rep u b lican s who are
supposed to have all th e money.
In o th e r w ords e a ste rn M ultno­
mah gave th e Red Cross th e eq u iv a­
lent of ab o u t th re e y ea rs’ in te re st on
Its lib e rty bond in v estm en t. We can
afford to give away th e o th e r 27
y ea rs’ in te re st if wo can only lick
th e enem y
DEM ENTS BEST FLOUR
FRUIT and BERRY SUGAR, $8.40.
per sack. Prices subject to change without notice.
Bring your 5-gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 55c
P R A IR IE
SCHOONERS.
T h ere was a tim e when th e m an
who desired to go som ew here would
hitch up his horses o r oxen to his
wagon an d s ta rt upon th e journey.
T ljat was th e way th e pioneers cam e
to O regon and to th e o th e r sta te s
west of th e Rocky m ou n tain s. T h at
was th e way th e gold se ek e rs m ade
th e ir way to C alifo rn ia. T h a t was
th e way civilization cam e to th e
w est— to th e Pacific coast. T he p ra i­
rie sch o o n er of 1849, and on up to
1869 did its full sh u re in building
th e new co u n try and ad ding an em ­
pire to th e nation.
B ut th e day of th e p ra irie schoon­
e r passed. T he locom otive came.
Lines of steel were laid across th e
co n tin en t. T he railro a d tra in moved
sw iftly to w ard th e d isplacem ent of
th e wagon. T he highw ays of d irt
becam e b u t locally used roads to
n earb y m ark ets.
Today th e highw ay is com ing into
its own again. E very s ta te in the
union is busily b u ilding roads. And
th e p ra irie schooner of 1917 is dis­
placing th e railro a d tra in ju s t as the
railro a d tra in displaced th e p rairie
sch o o n er of 1849 and 1869.
T he av erag e mile of best highw ay
in th e co u n try costs in th e n eig h b o r­
hood of $10,000. T he av erag e mile
of ra ilro a d in th e co u n try costs In th e
neigh b o rh o o d of $40,000. T he peo­
ple pay fo r one ju s t as th ey pay for
th e o th e r. O ver th e w ell paved h ig h ­
way th e people m ay trav el in any
vehicle th ey choose to use. Over the
railro a d only th e locom otive may go
w ith Its a tte n d a n t fre ig h t o r passen­
g er cars.
And th e people a re finding th a t It
is ch eap er and m ore satisfac to ry to
build th e highw ay and use fast mo­
to r cars o ver it e ith e r fo r passen g er
o r fre ig h t traffic th a n It is to build
ra ilro a d s for th e use of locomotive»
an d tra in s only.
T he au to is the p ra irie schooner
of to d a y — and th e a u to is opening to
civilization an d has as g reat a
te rrito ry h ereto fo re u n touched as
th e railro a d discovered when it d is­
placed
th e
h o rse-d raw n
p rairie
schooner of 1849.
W hen politics bone-dries a fellow,
old J. B arleycorn sends a pussyfoot­
ing boo tleg g er a fte r him , hut when
a fellow votes him self dry you n ever
Bee him fiat on his back reaching up
for th e ground.
ALL CARS MAY NOW
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mrs. Em m a W ilson and d au g h ter,
Miss B ertha, of P o rtlan d , and Mrs.
Benda A nderson, of M issoula, Mont.,
w ere g u ests at th e hom e of Mrs. G.
N. S ager last Sunday.
G randm a Sager, of Lents, visited a
few days w ith relativ es a t th is place
d u rin g th e fo re p art of th e week.
Mrs. G. H. Richey, of Corvallis,
visited with frien d s h ereab o u ts for a
couple of days th is week.
Mrs. Jo h n Gibson, of P ullm an,
W ash., an d Miss Ione A dair, of Mos­
cow, Idaho, w ere g u ests at th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. C am pbell this
week.
Levi R odlun, a fo rm er resid e n t of
th is place, b u t now of G ales Creek,
was in the valley on business on
M onday.
C. G. Jo h n so n of C e n tralia, W ash.,
was a visitor a t th e hom e of G. N.
S ag er a few days th is week.
Mr.
Jo h n so n was an old tim e resid e n t of
th is neighborhood an d th is is his
first visit h ere in fifteen years. He
noted m any changes in th e co untry
th a t have been m ade d u rin g th is
tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Richey, of
Boring, w ere valley v isito rs last
Sunday.
P lea san t Valley g ran g e held a
very in te restin g m eeting last S a tu r­
day. An ex cellen t p ro g ram was
ren d ered , an d a su m p tu o u s d in n er
was served. Two ap p licatio n s for
m em bership were received. A com ­
m ittee was ap p o in ted to a rra n g e a
p ro g ram for
p articip a tio n
in th e
F ield Day m eet to be held in G resh ­
am on th e fo u rth S atu rd ay in July.
Jaco b and A nthony Schm id are
assem bling m a te ria l on th e ground
p re p a ra to ry to ere ctin g a m odern
b arn on th e ir m o th e r’s farm . The
b u ilding will be thirty-five by seven­
ty feet.
Mike H em rich
and Miss Edith
L ehm an w ere u n ited in m a rria g e last
Sunday a t th e hom e of th e b ride's
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lehm an.
Mr. and Mrs. H em rich are both pop­
u la r young people of th is com m unity
aud th e ir m any frien d s wish them a
happy
and
prosperous
jo urney
th ro u g h life.
BE FORM A TRUCKS
A P h ilad elp h ia o y ster d ea le r bears
Several th o u san d d e n tists have o f­
th
e
a p p ro p ria te nam e of Shellem.
fered th e ir services for the w ar But
A lthough th e Sm ith F orm -a-T ruck
is it going to be m erciful to fight first had us its slogan $350.00 and a '
th e enem y with d en tists when he is Ford, tliat a tta c h m e n t is no longer
oni) using su b m arin es ag ain st us?
dep en d en t upon th e F ord pow er |
p lan t only,
Ouly fo rty days since G eneral
(’hasis on display included Dodge '
P ersh in g w eut to F ran ce and his B ro th ers, ltulck and O verland p ow er,
first division is th e re ready for b u si­ p lan ts as well as th e F ord at a slight
ness.
S om ething is goiug to drop in crease in price. W ith th e a p p e a r­
over th e re soon.
ance of th e sta n d ard iz ed a ttac h m e n t ,
upon th e m a rk e t, th e S m ith M otor j
T h a t w om an's reg im en t in Itussia
T ru ck C o rp o ratio n Is able to an- |
will be h eard from . The women of
nounce th a t tt can now convert any
R ussia are evidently us asham ed of
CRISP, GOLDEN BROWN
m ake of p leasu re car in to a com nier-1
th e m en of th e ir co untry us th e rest
cial vehicle.
TOAST MADE ON A
of us are.
In p erfectin g th e u n iv ersal attac h - j
We d o n ’t th in k very m uch of ab o l­ m eat, th re e y ears of effort have been j
ishing b an q u ets in o rd er to save th e expended, but th e labor an d g reat i
food supply. T h ere is very little food o u tlay have been m ore th a n coun­
served a t a b a n q u e t— It’s m ostly hot te rb a lan c ed by th e fact th a t th e used
car is no longer a perplexing propo- <
air.
sition b ut th a t th e life of alt m akes '
A professor In C alifo rn ia was a r ­ of au to m o b iitsh aa uow been m a teria l- j
rested for h a tin g th re e wives They ly len g th en ed th ro u g h th e efforts of j
m ust pay th e ir m en te ach ers some th e S m ith F orm -a-T ruek m akers.
juicy salarie s down there.
As yet th e re is no rea l w ar slogan
o r m arching song fo r th e A m erican
soldier.
But som ew here in New
York an A m erican w ar slogan com ­
m ittee has been g a th e rin g su g g e s­
tions for a w ar cry th a t can be c a r­
ried by o u r soldiers to the trenches
of F rance. S om ething is w anted, of
course, th a t can be shouted, som e­
th in g th a t will in sp ire men not only
in th e try in g m om ents of a charge,
Only experience co u n ts for safety
but In those o th e r try in g m om ents in d riv in g an auto m o b ile, and even
betw een charges, w hen th e d ull mis- th eu th e m ost experienced d riv ers
rey of tren ch life te sts courage to th e , , OBleUniP, ^ e t cau g h t,
b rea k in g point.
T he A m erican arm y, sooner or la-
We do not m ind saying th a t th e
te r, will find Its own slogan. It will show er on W ednesday n ig h t added
grow out of experience; It will com e a few h u n d red d o lla rs to th e straw -
forw ard n a tu ra lly from th e lips of berry crop.
som eone Just a t th e rig h t m om ent to
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be ca rrie d all along th e line and fit
T h in g s a re com ing different. Uen-
th e lips and tongues of th e fighting eral P ersh in g gave an au dience to
K ing G eorge in London th e o th e r
men, leading them on to victory.
And such a slogan la more than
Toast Is Fine
for the
Growing “Kiddies”
O ne h u n d red and sev en ty -th ree
m em bers of th e Boadil C aravan of
! the O rder of the A lh am b ra signed an
' en listm en t ro ste r a t a b an q u et held
in Chicago, offering them selves to
i P resid en t W ilson fo r any b ranch of
!service.
WANTS
LIVESTOCK
cow s
FDR SALE Several fresh c o w s
H.
K um m el, phone 124.
36
l.is t
of
L e tte r s
R em aining le tte rs uncalled for in
¡th e G resham postoffice for week end-
i ing Ju n e 23, 1917:
L e tte rs— Mr. W ill T aylor, C laude
1. W allace. H arry G oodrich, thel
S rig ar, Ruby T. T w ite, Mrs G race
T ull.
T hese le tte rs will be se n t to the
dead le tte r office on July 7, 1917,
I If not delivered oefore. In calling
I to r th e above, please say ad v ertised ,
giving d ate of list.
D. M RO BERTS. P. M
T he big o ran g -o u tan g goes to bed
a t sundow n an d refu ses to see visitors
a fte r dusk. He is also an early riser.
Read th e W ant Ads.
F R E SH COWS WANTED. E. B au­
m ann, G resham . P hone 881.
Professional and
Business Ads.
H O RSES
MARE COLT, th re e years old, for
sale or will tra d e for a cow. A
fine buggy horse. G. A. Noreen
It. 4, G resham .
*37
GOOD WORK HORSE for sale. Wt.
1350. I). M. D onaugh, B airilsdale
sta tio n , mile west of Fairview .
Phone 499.
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REAL ESTATE. RENTALS
—£7— .— _ --------------------------------------
FOR RENT 4- o r 5-roont house
both nicely fu rn ish ed . Apply to
Mrs. I*. A. Gould, G resham .
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D E B T IB T S
PHO NES:
J.
Rea. US
OTT
D E N T IS T
G resh a m office o v er A n ch or sto re,
en tr a n c e n ex t door to H a rd w a re
sto re.
In Kandy e v e r y T u e sd a y and
W ed n esd a y .
P H O N E S — Office 617
J.
FOR REN T— A 5-rooni fu rn ish ed
house, w ith garden and berries,
cheap. Phone 798.»
3f
E.
R e sid e n c e 61x
CLANAHAN
DENTIST
Office: F ir s t S ta te B a n k B u ild in g
G R E S H A M , O R EG O N
MISCELLANEOUS
POSITION
WANTED at general
iiousew ork by experienced girl
W rite Miss N ora Jo h n so n , Box
204. G resham .
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GOOD HAY for sale in th e field, also
gooil fresh cow. J. .1. T im m erm an,
R. 1, Boring.
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Office 114
W
DR.
H.
H.
OTT
D E N T IS T
H o w itt B u ild in g
G resh am , O regon
P H O N E 111
F K Y B IC IA X B
FOR SAI.E Kale plants: Price $1
per th o u san d .
Blaine T u rn e r,
Phone G resliatn 189.
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derbai k Bros.,
Phone 753.
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P leasan t
PHONES
R e sid e n c e 111; Office llx
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
Home.
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FOR SALE 12-tooth harrow ’ c u lti­
v ato r; also plain c u ltiv a to r with
w heel.
E n q u ire at A lexander
place, co rn er C leveland avenue
and Powell stre e t, Gresliatn.
WANTED Ten to 15 berry pickers
to pick
rasp b erries. Com m ence
soon a fte r th e F o u rth .
B erries
very best. H ighest price paid. J.
G. Choido, mile west of G resham .
Phone 99.
tf
T o t h e P u b lic .
N otice is hereby given tliat I will
n o t h e re a fte r be responsible for any
bills co n tracted by my wife, Mrs.
G race F essenden, a fte r th is 2 7th day
of Ju n e, 1917.
11. H. FESSEN D EN , B oring, Ore.
B id - W a n te d .
Bids will be received by th e d is­
tric t clerk up to Ju ly 16 for p ain tin g
the schoolhouse at Boring
Also
bids w anted for in stallin g w ater sys-
te u r' Board reserves rig h t to reject
any and all bids.
J. E. S IE F E R , C h airm an .
O. W. BORING, C lerk.
39
Bids W anted.
Bids will be received by the
Board of D irectors of School D istrict
No. 4 for fu rn ish in g and delivery of
7 5 cords of wood at the schoolhouse
on or before A ugust 15, 1917.
AU bids to be in the h an d s of tlie
clerk by Ju ly 10, 1917.
C. J. LUNDQUIST, C lerk.
H o u rs— 10-12 a. m.,
2-4 and 7-1 p. in.
Office, H o w itt B u ild in g
G RESH AM ,
O REG O N
P h o n es: Office 46;
GEO.
R es. 61
IN G L IS ,
M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N and S U B O E O B
A ll p r o fe ss io n a l c a lls 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 s and f it t in g o f
(H a sses.
H o u rs, 10-12 a. m.; 1-4, 7-1 p. m.
O ver F ir s t S ta te Bank, G resh a m
P h o n e s , O ffice 0 2 1
K t* . 5 5 x 1
EMILY F. BOLCOM. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
WOMEN uud CHILDHEN
Office H o u rs; 10 a. m. to 12 m.
1 p . to 3 p. m .
O ffic e o v e r
B a n k o f G r e e lia m
P H O N E S — R esid e n c e,
T ab or 1M
Office M ain 4312;
H o m e A-5153
J.
M. S H O R T, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n
and
S u rg eo n
R es 93 E a s t 69th St.
Olfica, 11,1-12 S e llin g B u ild in g
P O R T L A N D , O REG O N
DR. MABEL JANE DORINO
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
O F F IC E H O U R S — 9 a. m. to B p. m.
932 M organ B ld g ., P o rtla n d , Ore.
P h o n e M a rsh a ll 1*0»
P H O N E M ain 310
R es. G ilb ert S ta.
GEO. F. A. WALKER, 0 . D.
O p to m e tr ist and O p ticia n
G la s s e s F itteti.
L e n s e s D u p lica te d
P r e sc r ip tio n s F ille d
701-3 M organ B ld g.
W a sh in g to n at B r o a d w a y
P o rtla n d
IN S U B À IC I
JO H N
BROW N
IB S U B A B C E
R ep resen tin g only R E L IA B L E IN­
SURANCE COMPANIES
CLEAR
LAND
ÍW
Red Cross
Explosives
The upper view shows how-
groups of big stum ps are blasted
out clean a t one time, with all
d irt off th e roots and stum ps shat­
tered into kindling wood. At the
same time the subsoil is thoroughly
broken np, creating a fine home
for tile new crop. Lower view
shows a celery crop worth $800
per acre ten m onths a 'te r »tumps
were blasted out.
To learn how progressive farmers
are using dynam ite for removing
stum ps and boulders, planting and
cultivating fruit trees, regenerating
barren soil, ditching, draining, ex ­
cavating, and roud-uiaking.
S h o n e 913
Or eeh am . O regon
JAMES
ELKINGTON
IM S U B A B C B
A ccid en t,
S u r e ty B on d »,
F ir s,
A u to m o b ile. L ife , W ealth
F ia te O la ee
Office on M ain S tr e e t
P H O N E S — Office 81»
R e sid e n c e (3
I IL-n r e
w it h
an
O regon
C om pany
WM. A MORAND,
AGENT
K o r in g . O r e g o n
P ulille State« F ire In aurane« C«.
of P o rtla n d , Oregon
G resham phone 6 1 7 .
G.
C.
S C H N E ID E R
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
F irs t S ta te Bank Bldg.
P o rtlan d phone Main 1 9 4 6
Ask for B ooklet
W
S. WOOD
Auctioneer
V ancouver,
W ashington
F arm and Stock Sale* a Specialty
Phone V ancouver 614, or
G resham O utlook 701
B o w e l C o m p la in t.« in I n d ia .
In a le ctu re at one of th e Des
Moines, Iowa, ch u rch es a m issionary
from In d ia told of going into the in ­
te rio r of India, w here he was tak en
sick, th a t he had a b o ttle of C h am ­
MODERN G E TOASTER
b e rla in ’* Colic, C holera and D iar­
rhoea Rem edy w ith him and believed
is simply delicious
th a t It saved hts life. T his rem edy is
CALL
AND S E E O l It
used successfully in India both as
a p rev en tiv e and cu re for cholera.
SPLEN D ID
DISPLAY
You may know from th is th a t tt ra n
OF NEW TOASTERS.
be depended upon for th e m ild e r !
form s of bowel co m plaint th a t occur
They are reasonable in price
la th is co u n try . O b tain ab le every­
w here.
ELECTFIC STORE, EJectnc Buldiag
Read th e W ant ad».
J . T . W IL S O N
Farm,
AUCTIONEER
Stock and Furniture
Sales a Specialty.
A uction Sales a t Rooms 171,
Second stre e t, M onday. W ednes­
day and F rid ay , a t 10 a. m , ev­
ery week.
169, 171 and 173 Second S treet,
P o rtlan d . O regon.
A. W. Metzger
GRESHAM. OREGON
P h o n e M a in
I <12« o r
O u t lo o k 7 0 1 .
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li r w h o m