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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.
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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