Gresham outlook., August 17, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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Remember Phone 149
If You Have
BEEF, HOGS, VEAL CALVES
or FRESH COWS for Sale
All kinds of hauling. Prices
Reasonable.
ED. BAUMANN
Fourth ami Roberts, Gresham
ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
BER
L I
SHINGLES AND FENCE POSTS
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN
Bruns Lumber Co.
Sandy, Oregon.
Phone Connection
SH O ES
Ice Cream Lunch
Is just the diet you
need but be su re it is
Weatherly Ice Cream
E a t a p la te a d ay a t
BELT’S CONFECTIONERY
C u re fo r C h o le ra M o rh u s.
W in n o u r little hoy, now seven
y e a rs o ld , wus a buby he w as c u re d
o f c h o le ra m o rb u s by C h a m b e rla in ’s
C olie, C h o le ra a n d D ia rrn o e u R em e­
d y ,'' w rites Mrs. S id n ey S im m o n s,
I-air H av en , N. Y. “ S in ce th e n o th e r
m e m b e rs of my futility h a v e u sed tills
v a lu a b le m ed icin e fo r co lic and
bow el tro u b le s w ith good s a tis fa c tio n
a m i I g la d ly e n d o rs e it as a rem ed y
of e x c e p tio n a l m e r it.”
O b ta in a b le
e v ery w h e re .
Men s
M en ’s
M en ’s
M en ’s
H ig h C u t
» 8 .0 0 to$8.5(>
W o rk S hoes $ 3 .5 0 to $ 5 .0 0
D ress S h o es $ 3 .5 0 to $ 0 .0 0
E lk S k in S h o es $ 2 .5 0 to $ 3
M e n 's T e n n i s S i l o e s
.WO
B o y s’ T e n n is S h o es
.85
B oys' S h o es
$ 3 .0 0 to $.3.25
Shoe Repairing a Specialty
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
CARL DAHL
TROUTDALE
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e T r o u t­
d a le C h a p te r, O rd e r o f E a s te rn S ta r,
w ill be h eld n e x t S a tu rd a y ev e n in g
in M asonic h a il.
All E a s te rn S ta r
m e m b e rs a r e w elcom e.
IJver T rou b le,
" I am b o th e re d w ith liv e r tro u b le
a b o u t tw ice a y e a r ,” w rite s Jo e D in g ­
m a n , W e b ste r C ity , Iow a.
“ I have
\ firm in Z a n z ib a r, A frica, d e sire s p a in s in my sid e an d hack an d an
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to get in to u ch w ltli A m erican m a n ­ a w fu l s o re n e s s in my sto m a c h .
h e a rd o f C h u m b e rla iti's T a b le ts an d
u fa c tu re r« of u m b re lla s , ca n e s, w rist tr ie d th e m . By th e tim e I h ad used
w atch es, n o tio n s, c o tto n g o o d s an d lia lf a b o ttle o f th e m I w as feelin g
tine, a n d h a d no s ig n s o f p a in .” O b ­
tob acco s.
ta in a b le e v e ry w h e re .
OVTLOOh
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
FRIDAY.
AÿOVHT
17,
1B17
A re c e n t c a rd to M rs. Io n a M cColl
fro m h e r son R oy, b rin g s th e new s
th a t he h as won a n o th e r p ro m o tio n .
He is now a co m m issio n ed officer an d
is know n as a W a rr a n t P h a rm a c is t.
H e h a s been se rv in g on th e V. S.
H u n tin g to n ' in s o u th e rn w a te rs and
h a s now
been
tr a n s f e r r e d to th e
n a v a l s ta tio n a t G u lfp o rt, Miss.
CANADA THISTLES
LUSTED
D espite th e
n u m e ro u s a rtic le s
Mr. a n d Mrs. G. L u ste d v isited
w hich h a v e a p p e a re d re c e n tly as to frie n d s a t Mill P la in n e a r V an co u ­
th e b en efits of C a n a d a T h is tle , it is ver, W ash., la s t S u n d ay .
a p est a n d a n u is a n c e a n d sh o u ld be
M iss J e a n L e n t r e tu r n e d last w eek
d isp o sed of. It is u n la w fu l to le t it a f t e r se v e ra l d a y s’ v isit w ith frie n d s
Mrs. E u n ic e S tr a tto n is v isitin g
go to seed an d it is a n y th in g but liv in g n e a r R idgefield. W ash.
w ith frie n d s in P o rtla n d
p ro fita b le to le t it g ro w on y o u r
Mr and Mrs. J o h n S le re t hav e
place.
.Mrs. C. E. R u s h e r, w ho h a s been
g one to th e ro a s t d u rin g th e w arm
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office
sick fo r th e p a s t w eek, is ra p id ly
w e ath er.
been w ith Mrs. C. E. C lev elan d a t fo r d e ta ile d in fo rm a tio n on how to
im p ro v in g
Mr. D e v e ritt h ad th e m is fo r tu n e to
B end, O regon fo r th e su m m e r, is e n ­ g et rid o f th is pest.
lose his fine cro p of b e a n s a n d co rn
B x -D i* triet A tto rn e y Jo h n .Man jo y in g a b rie f v a c a tio n . S he called
w ith th e fro st a b o u t a w eek ago.
N o d e « o f M eetin g o f
n in g a n d fam ily w ere G re sh a m visit on G re sh a m frie n d s to d ay a n d will
F a rm e rs a re busy th e s e d ay s h a r ­
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ty
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f
F
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leav e to m o rro w fo r M arsh field fo r a
o rs Iasi ev en in g
v estin g th e ir w heat a n d o ats.
vigil w ith h e r b ro th e r.
N otice is h ereb y g iven th a t on
Miss
M arian
R o b e rts o n acco m ­
Itavm ofid
H u m aso n
w as am o n g
R ecent c a lle rs at th e hom e of M onday, S e p te m b e r Io. 1917. th e p an ied W. M B yers a n d Miss H ild a
tile s o ld ie rs w iio w ent re c e n tly to
Mrs. C. G. F a n c h e r w ere Mrs S cott B oard of E q u a liz a tio n of M u ltn o m ah to P o rtla n d la s t S u n d ay .
P a lo A lto. C a lifo rn ia .
Mrs. A nnie L en t, o f L e n ts, v isited
of S alem . Mrs. J N F a r is a n d Mrs.
c o u n ty will a tte n d at th e office of th e
T h e M isses M aud a n d M a rg a re t E. H o lg ate.
on S u n d ay a t th e h o m e of Mr. an d
i C o u n ty
A ssessor,
at
th e
C o u rt Mrs. J. B. L en t.
M ichel acc o m p a n ie d by th e M isses
H o u se in P o rtla n d , a n d p u b licly ex­
L a u ra a n d M abel S h ip ley w ent to
HOME CANNING.
T h e g ra y fish is now o n sa le in 3 0
W elc h es on T u esd ay fo r a tw o -w eek s'
a m in e th e a s s e s s m e n t ro lls fo r th e
" T h e fo llo w in g p o in ts e sp ecially
v a c atio n
y e a r 1917, a n d c o rr e c t all e r r o r s lu s ta te s an d th e D istric t o f C o lu m b ia
sh o u ld he k e p t in m in d w hen c a n ­
v a lu a tio n , d e sc rip tio n o r q u a litie s of
by th e o n e -p e rio d colil-pack
Mrs. W E. B eegle, o f Scappoffse, n in g
lan d s, lo ts o r o th e r p ro p e rty , a s ­
is h e re on a b u sin e ss tr ip in c o n n e c ­ m e th o d :
sessed by tile c o u n ty asse sso r. A nd
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only
th
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tio n w itlt h e r p ro p e rty . S he w ill re ­
it s h a ll be th e d u ty of p e rs o n s in t e r ­
m ain lo r a few d a y s ’ visit w ltli h er fre e fro m flaw.
e ste d to a p p e a r at th e tim e and place
"U
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If you have a Silo a n d a re c o n ­
m o th e r Mrs. I*. A. G ould
a p p o in te d . If it s h a ll a p p e a r to su ch
b er rin g s
te m p la tin g bu y in g u c u tt e r and
B oard ol E q u a liz a tio n th a t th e r e a re
e n g in e it will be to y o u r a d v a n t­
"U se o n ly fresh , so u n d v e g e ta b le s
W en d ell C le v e la n d , w hose se rio u s
age to get my p ric e s on
any la n d s o r lots o r o th e r p ro p e rty
illn e s s w as m e n tio n e d in th e last o r fru its .
a sse sse d tw ice, o r
in c o rre c tly a s ­
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O u tlo o k , is s o m e w h a t im p ro v ed . A l­
sessed as to d e s c rip tio n o r q u a n tity ,
" B la n c h In b o ilin g w a te r o r live
th o u g h still
s e rio u sly
ill, his im ­
an d in th e n a m e of a p e rso n o r p e r­
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p ro v e m e n t is c o n sid e re d sa tis fa c to ry .
b o u g h t a t old p rice, only tw o left.
so
n s n o t th e o w n e r th e re o f, o r a s ­
do.
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Mr«. R o b ert L a n sd o w n , o f P le a s ­
"D ip in to cold w a te r— n o t tep id o r
ca sh v a lu e th e re o f, sa id B oard m ay
Also 500 lb. and 1000 lb.
a n t H om e, w ho h a s been a tte n d in g w arm w a te r.
te a c h e r s ’ in s titu te in O reg o n C ity,
"D ip q u ic k ly in to a n d o u t of cold m a k e p ro p e r c o rre c tio n of th e sam e.
If it s h a ll a p p e a r to su ch B oard t h a t
s p e n t tw o o r th r e e e v e n in g s th is w ater- do n o t soak.
w eek w ith h e r s is te r , M rs. C. E.
" P a c k in to ja r s im m e d ia te ly — do an y la n d , lo ts o r o th e r p ro p e rty a s ­
R u sh e r.
A d d ress
not le t th e d ip p ed p ro d u c ts s ta n d u n ­ se ssa b le by th e a ss e sso r a re n o t a s ­
co v ered w h ile you a tte n d to so m e ­ sessed , sucli B oard s h a ll a ssess th e
sa m e at th e fu ll ra s h v alu e th e re o f. I
E rn e s t S tr u tto n
receiv ed n o tice th in g else.
H E N R Y E. R E E D ,
th is m o rn in g th a t h is se rv ic e s w ere
" B e s u r e th e ja r s u re h o t w hen
C o u n ty A ssessor.
n eed ed by th e g o v e rn m e n t as a s te n ­ th e p ro d u c t is p u t in to th e m . T h ey
( a li ( o lit e t i H ill.
C o rb e tt, O re.
o g ra p h e r a n d ty p is t w ith B eattie o r can he kep t hot -in vessels of b o ilin g P o rtla n d , O re., A ug 15, 1917.
I
F o rt K eo u g il, in M o n tan a, as a p ro s ­ w ater.
p ectiv e p lace of d u ty , lie w ill go
" P la c e th e to p an d r u b b e r on each
j a r a s It is filled do n o t w ait u n til
S e v e ra l G re sh a m boys w ere in a a ll th e j a r s a re filled.
p a rty to m a k e th e a sc e n t of Mt. Hood
" P la c e th e ja r s in b o ilin g (n o t
fro m G o v e rn m e n t C am p la st S u n d ay
m e re ly h o t) w a te r d eep e n o u g h to
A n d rew B ru g g e r a n d O rv ille Z im ­ c o v er th e m
e n tire ly
( n o t m erely
m e rm a n clim b ed to th e su m m it an d p a r t way up th e sid e of th e ja r s .)
L eslie W a lra d a s fa r as C r a te r R ock.
" S te riliz e fo r th e fu ll tim e in d i­
An E p w o rth L ea g u e p a rty w ill be c a te d in th e d ire c tio n s. C o u n t tim e
h eld at th e h o m e of th e M isses T â c h ­ a f te r b o ilin g p o in t h as been re a c h e d .
" A fte r s e a lin g , tu r n ja r s u p sid e |
ero n on s o u th R o b e rts a v e n u e on
T u esd ay e v e n in g , w hen th e young dow n to cool, so th a t th o s e w ith
¿A t
p eo p le
w ill in d u lg e
in
to a s tin g leak y se a ls m ay be fo u n d easily an d
m a rsh m a llo w s
and
o th e r o u td o o r so th a t th e ir c o n te n ts m ay be re-
sp o rts. A "m id d y p a r t y ” is th e w ay ste riliz e d in tig h t- s e a lin g c o n ta in e rs .
" S to re in a cool p la c e — n o t in a
t i l e a ffa ir lias been d e s ig n a te d anil if
Now you re back home ami on the job make out a list of the
Is p re s u m e d th a t th e y o u n g w om en, hot k itc h e n o r a ttic .
"A b o v e all, p lan so t h a t you w ill
hardw are you need for the home. Then—come directly to
a t le a s t, w ill w e a r m id d ies. All m e m ­
In te rru p te d .
T hen
w ork |
b e rs a n d frie n d s of th e L e a g u e a re n o t be
this store where you know you will purchase the best quality
q u ic k ly a n d d ev o te y o u r w hole a t ­
in v ite d to jo in in th e fe s tiv itie s.
hardw
are at prices that are very reasonable.
te n tio n to th e w ork in h a n d . L e t ail
o th e r h o u se w o rk go, if p o ssib le, u n ­
til a ll th e j a r s a re in th e s te riliz e r.
A ny d e la y in p e rfo rm in g th e ste p s
b etw een b la n c h in g an d s te riliz in g
Stanley Ratchet Braces
$1.25 to $1.75
m e a n s risk o f lo ss.”
M r. D a ir y m a n :
6 h.p. Fairbanks’ Engines
Fairbanks’ Platform Scales
CEO. H. CHAMBERLAIN
© E T T IN 6 BACK ON
T H E J O B IS A S
^ .M C J C H FUN A S
> .$ *- GETTING AWAY FROM
IT
Some Seasonable Specials
HOME EVAPORATORS.
HOSE LEAKY?
SPRINKLER OR
LAWNMOWER
WORN-OUT?
No
W o 1 d e r it h e I a w n
L oo ks W ilte d !
It N eed n ’t Look that way
any m o re—H ere ’s a C hance
to Buy all or any of them
at Before the War Prices, and with
10
Per Cent Off
T h e y ’ll be H igher than
ever Next Spring.
Take
your chance and Buy Now.
A. W. M etzger
PHO NE 6 6 1
Q u a lity
!■
S e r v ic e
T h e re a r e a n u m b e r of sm a ll e v a p ­
o r a to r s on th e m a rk e t, b u t th e y a re
so sim p le to m a k e th a t we w ill give
you d ire c tio n s fo r m a k in g o ne.
The
c a b in e t is 12 in c h e s w ide by 21 in c h ­
es b ro a d by 27 in c h e s h ig h , open top
a n d b o tto m to allo w u n im p e d e d a ir
c irc u la tio n , a n d c o n ta in s e ig h t in t e r ­
c h a n g e a b le a n d re v e rs ib le tr a y s of
sm a ll m esh
g a lv a n iz e d -w ire c lo th ,
in s e rte d
b etw een
d o u b le
w ooden
fra m e s.
T h e base, o f No. 27 g a l­
v an ized s h e e tin g , is n a ile d to th e
J c a b in e t by 5-8 inch d a n g e rs tu r n e d
in a t r ig h t a n g le s on th e u p p e r ed g es I
of th e m e ta l b ase. T h is base is 8 j
in ch es h ig h by 21 in c h e s w ide by 21
in c h e s lo n g , th is le n g th a llo w in g th e j
I foot to g a th e r h e a t fro m u n d e r th e
w a rm in g o ven. T h e o p e n in g a t th e
b o tto m on all fo u r sid es a llo w s fre e
in ta k e o f a i r close to th e h o t s u r fa c e
F o r th o s e w ho p re fe r, it is easily
, p o ssib le w ith a little In g e n u ity to i
| w ork o u t a n in e x p e n siv e h o m e -m a d e !
| d r ie r to s u it th e in d iv id u a l n eed s 1
By re - a d a p tin g an d a lte r in g , use can
I be m a d e o f odd boxes, p a c k in g cases,
sm o k e h o u ses, e tc., w h ile o ld w ash
b o ile rs, le n g th s of sto v e p ip e, o r five
g a llo n oil ca n s m ay be re f itte d to
m a k e fire p ro o f p a rts .
W h ile clo th
( te n d s to r e t a r d th e flow o f a ir, tra y s
can be m ad e o f c h e e se c lo th , b u rla p , !
o r o rd in a ry w ire s c re e n in g , sav e th a t
acid f r u its a re a p t to c o rro d e th e
w ire, u n le s s it is g a lv a n iz e d . W ith
th e s e few s u g g e s tio n s to go on, th e r e
, o u g h t to be li tt le ex c u se fo r any
hom e u o t h a v in g a t le a s t a sm a ll
e v a p o ra to r fo r th e to p o f th e sto v e.
T h e use o f th is cook sto v e d ry e r
w ill be d e m o n s tra te d in c o n n e c tio n
w ith th e c a n n in g d e m o n s tra tio n s to
be h eld In d iffe re n t p a r ts o f th e c o u n ­
try soon.
E x te n sio n B u lle tin No. 187 now
a v a ila b le g iv es
fu ll d ire c tio n s fo r
p re p a rin g , b la n c h in g , a n d d ry in g all
k in d s of v eg etab le«
E v e ry o n e h a s s o m e th in g to buv
o r sell. T ry an O u tlo o k w an t ad.
T h e B,«.t L a x a tiv e .
To k eep th e bow els r e g u la r th e
best la x a tiv e is o u td o o r ex ercise
D rink a fu ll g lass o f w a te r h a lf an
h o u r, b efo re b re a k f a s t a n d e a t an
a b u n d a n c e o f fr u it an d v e g e ta b le s,
also e s ta b lis h a re g u la r h a b it an d be
s u r e th a t y o u r bow els m ove once
each da> W hen a m ed icin e is n e e d ­
ed ta k e C h a m b e rla in s T a b le ts T hev
a r e p le a s a n t to ta k e an d m ild and
g e n tle in effect
O b ta in a b le e v e ry ­
w h ere.
7
Stanley Levels
Stanley Block Planes
Robert Duke Draw Knives
$1.00 to $2.75
50c to $1.60
75c
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
((RESH A M ,
OREGON
OUR FRESH-BAKED
d elicacies w ill k eep w ell to th e
n ex t m eal. If y o u ’ve d e sp a ire d
of g e ttin g a n e x a c t d u p lic a te of
y o u r b est h om e c o o k in g , its
b ecau se y o u 'v e o v e rlo o k e d th is
b a k e ry .
W e can p ro v e th a t
by o ne tria l.
CITY BAKERY
GRESHAM
GOOD
FRESH
HOMEMADE
Phone 11
SAUSAGE
If you hav e
Fresh Cows, Beef of Any Kind
Veal Calves, Hogs, Chickens
TO SELL, SE E
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
S A N IT A R Y M A R K E T
P h on e hm 1
Main St.
G resham
Fresh Ground Bone for Chickens
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
LARD, ETC.
U. S. Depository
FOR
LIBERTY LOAN FUNDS
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this hank
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all you can. It will give your hoy who is or will be at the
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