Gresham outlook., October 19, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
The A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
of Powell Valley
P O Gresham R No 2.
* u Established in 1883 T h n ly fo u i ¿ ta rs Ago, by A B. Elliott.
B uilding and lot, including fixturea and stock of General M erchan­
dise for sale We have reduced prices in many lines and will oon
tinue to have prices that will save money.
Boli
ERIOAY,
FAIRVIEW
F a ir v ie w Ite il C ro s s a u x ilia r y u n ­
o rg a n iz e d la s t W e d n e s d a y w it h th e
f o llo w in g o f f ic e r s :
c h a ir m a n . M rs.
K a tie J o n a s ; vice c h a ir m a n . M rs. J.
C. M’ ln d le ; s e c r e ta r y - tr e a s u r e r . M rs
M a r g a re t M c K a y M e e tin g s f o r w o r k
w ill be h e ld a t th e c it y h a ll e v e ry
T uesday
a tte r n o o u .
A ll
p a t r io t ic
w o rk e r» a re u rg e d to co m e a n d as­
s is t in th e ca u se , w h e th e r y o u a re
m e m b t rs o f th e B e d C ro s s o r n o t.
COTTRELL
T h e re w ill he a H a llo w e 'e n p a r t)
g iv e n a t th e C o t t r e ll s c h o o lh o u s e on
Greatly Reduced Prices
12 II»». I - l'u il S u g a r
$ 1 .0 0
!» III. s a c k K ille r» lin i» . P e u r ia k
P u le I t o llm l O s i»
Olle
I o n i. < . ih
15«
t i n i u n ii S h | h i |U i , e a i li
Iv o r.t Soup, b a i
lo<
M i l i t e M u n it i S nap. Im i 5< ; il o / . 5 5 c
t ’r y s t a l M ilit e
Im i
ilo .
55r
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2 *„
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25
li u t i li I ìc u n -e i
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5c
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5 111. a m i IO Ib . iin »
lib- a lu t SOc
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5 lb . a m i IO III. tin »
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OCTOBER
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F rid a y e v e n in g . O ct ¡ 6 .
A basket
s o ila l w ill f o llo w a p ro g r a m .
C of
fee. ca k e a n d s a n d w ic h e s w ill be on
sale.
L a d ie s a re re q u e s te d to b r in g
b a s k e ts
PUBLIC SALE
< h i ili«* > i.u Iv c n /ic
H e lp
w in th e
Ea»t o f O re w h a u i
27,
1 P. M
W
A
MacKENZIE,
It. I
I N H E R I T V.Nfl-:
Tu
GET
IS
A
Owner.
K .N h E R N G N . A i u l l u i u i t
I .I H E I tT V
H ilN I i
B l . 'l
H .N E
.Hi- lini
P A T R IO T IS M
\V < » \
THE
N A T IO N .
P A T R IO T IS M
•R E S E R V E
W IL I
CHEVROLET
T H E BEST BUY
SALES
P O T A T O D IG G ER S
th at arc guaranteed to do satisfactory work
S haker Diggers, two-horsc
$22.00
Double E levator Diggers, with 22 in. Bla«ic
$112.50
GRAIN DRILLS
MT
GRESHAM, OREGON
P R K ES T H E
SAME
L IB E R T Y
tS
LAST
Telephone 544
Y E A R ON B IG G E R S
LO AN
BONDS
-
SE C O N D
L IB E R T Y
H o.N D
Ht V
A
SECOND
L IB E R T Y
HARDWARE COMPANY
OKESHAM.
L IB E R T Y
AM»
DEM OCRACY
AUE
FRESH
E N E M IE S
HOMEMADE
u l'
A t'T O C K A C Y
lJ.t is Shoes fur women. Patent. Gun Metal and
Kid lam ami button, pair
$3.00 to $5.00
tin »' Slioi s in finn .Metal, lam- or button, p r
$2.00 to $2.90
i.iftle In iits ami Boys School Shoes, lam- and
button, pair
$2.50 to $3.50
Jen's Di s- Shoes, Gnu Melal pan
$4 00 to $4 25
A -n
W< - k Shoes, tan ami black, p air
$3.50 tn $5.00
I f y o u h a ve
TO SELL. SEE
GEO. DIETL, Prop
S A N IT A R Y
si
M ARKET
Mata HI
<•»♦•’»haitt
Fresh Giound Bone for Chickens
V iiE S II AND CURED MEATS,
LARD, ETC.
L IB E R T Y
VOI
VE
TO
D IE
TO
4 >nti «
•.»Iff. » l o p r e t
A M D
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F h o iu
Mil H n
IS
HELPLESS
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W I T H « »("I
Q u a l it y
B ig S u p p ly
HELP
O|
Y O t’ E
M ONEY
F o r S a le
t h is
w eek
BUY
A
L IB E R T Y
BOND
B I ’ ^ IN E S S
M EN
ALL
E N D < » B S i:
P N IT E D
STA TES
L IB E R T Y
T o rn
BONDS
i
AM . KIK
=1 Oi
Ore* ham
P h o n e 7W«
Albert Ekstrom
G o v e rn m e n t B o n d
BANK
K<»B
Il
: i ( I V l-,<i.)N
in i
IT
■fe
Fresh Cows Exchanged for Fat
Beef Cows.
P ortia n«l
A -Í0 I7 M
ED. BAUMANN
Is t h e S a fe s t P o s s ib le I n v e s tm e n t .
OLD THOMAS
PLACE
III I l i t t l e . SIX < IlW S glvillg good Ille S S (if lllilk 110)1.
fi «•shell soon, on«' Y earling Heifer. The Cows all High
is in b litte ifa t. Bmnd Sow, ¡1 I’lgs About 2 doz. liens.
V I
IO 3 0 .
I REE LI M II I T
A ll »u in » stolti o r m ille t < a » li, o v e r u rjo , uin«'
lim e o n a p p r o v is i »«s u r i t ) a t s p e r r e n t in te r e s t.
\< M » \
lim u t II»'
J H HUGHES, Auctioneer,
of Forest Grove
K A MILLER, Clerk
T o l» A V
All kinds of hauling. Prices
Reasonable
All grades of coal
Bi nail M B ) » » M 2 ¡
I
HENRY
F. C. HELM, Owner
or FRESH COWS for Sale
»• m u id
HAULING BETWEEN GRELHAM AND
PORT: AND
Estimates given on outside trips
P
lle lld
Gresham
BEEF, HOGS, VEAL' CALVES
•cial Delivery Co
«•• Il F i r s t « f lit
(L O A N ) B O N D » O il G IV E M E D E A T H
tn
H U M '
If You H ave
Ekstrom’s Truck Service
C o iiiu i
S e r v ic e
P u b lic S a le
SALE STARTS
Remember Phone 149
t --------------------------
O ffte wit:
FOREMOST DUTY IS TO
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
3 -in . M it c h e ll W a g o n ;
L ig h t W a g o n ;
S in g le B u g g y ;
S in g le
l l . i i in »»; M o w e r ;
IO - f l. I t n k e ;
P lo w ; J u n io r P la n t e r < u lll» a lo i ;
Set W o t k H a t n« »s;
\ o . 15 I»«* l. a v a l ( 'r e a m S e p a ra tin ', g is s l sha|>e;
lln n » « -lio l< l G n o tl».
If you should at any tim e wish to dis
pus, of vom- bund yyc'll exchange same
for im-rchaiidise nr tn apply oil account
nr nu deposit tn he trailed nut.
Cannon’s,
Phone 755
TAXEK
PHONE 661
D IV E M E <A| L IB E R T Y
'I
Andrews Bros. Meat Market
Pleasant Home
NUT
20 — HEAD OF STOCK — 20
Bay Mare, 7 years old, weight 1100 pounds; Gray Mare, 7
years old, weight 1300 pounds.
;
Peaches and Fruits of all Kinds
ARE
OREGON
THURS., OCT. 25, Begins at 10:30
Buy an interest in your government.
Our first and foremost duty is to our
country. We cannot shirk our respons
ibility. The least we can do is to
f b i
of
HUNKS
PHONE 661
1 'j ig llt
¡H I
I —
GRKNHAM ,
KRAUT
one
P A T E R »1 IS M
BA N K S
A J. W. BROWN, Prop
I 5- a n d 20-gal.
THE
U. S. Government Liberty 4 " 5> Bonds
S H A W
Í
EMEM V
BOND
I '</ M il« * W rw f o i H u ll l l u i i uii <I I M ile M o u tli «»I S a n d y
u lr t H- 4 'My l*i|H*lin«* 4 roMM**, w h ic h I h k n o w n
Furniline Moving and Farmers’ I anting a Specialty
W
L IB E R T Y
W e h av e e v e ry th in g yon need. S I ONE JARS,
KRAUT KUTTERS, KRAUT BARRELS, 10-,
H 'M , G R K c n x
i in
PI|«»IU
\
NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE KRAUT
b e t w e e n
I L A N D
W IN G S
YOUR FIRST AND
YOUR COUNTRY.
CANNON'S
Emery ’s Truck Service
F O
IN
SHOES SHOES SHOES
SAUSAGE
Fresh Cows, Beef of Any Kind
Veal Calves, Hogs, Chickens
W H EN
THE
OREGON
TU
IN V E S T I N G
WB
27 in. O uting Kimmel in Plain. White, Fane
St i i11< x and ( 'hecks, yard
1 2 x /2 C to 20c
3(1 in Piaiti W hite I lining Flannel, yard
20c tn 22’/2c
• 'll iIII I'l II s Heavy Fleeced I l i m n Suits
75c to $1.00
d ie d
n ' s Wool I'nion Suits,
$1.00 to $1.50
Laiiies Heavy F h•<•«•ml I ’nion Suits. Dutch neck L
•
aild elbow sleeves
$1.15 to $1.65
Ladi s ' Ibayy Fleeced I'n io n Suits, high nee K
am i lung sleeves, ankle length
$1.15 to $1.65
l.mlies W.inl I nion Suits. Dutch neck and elbow
s le e .e s , high m ek and lung sleeves, knee and
< nkb lengths
$2.00 tn $2.25
.U n .» llmi'. y Fleeced I’nion Suits
$1.25 tn $1.75
n 's !!■ - i , « Wool I 'nion Suits
$3.00 tn $3 25
I , li
d ( ’otton B lankets, white and grey, pair $1 85 tn $2.85
E xtra ized plain white Blanket Sheets, pair
$2.65
Fbll sized W onlnap Blankets, plain and fancy
plaids pair
$3.00 tn $4.75
FOR SALE BY
L L. KIDDER
BEAT
Ro.ND
Seasonable Offerings
O I L IIE A T E R
P A T R IO T
Gresham Market
BONDS
\
IN
commonly called “ h u n g e r"
■should lie a three-tim es a day
treatm ent. You know that old
— I saying—i t ’s hotter to pay the
W E ’VE T H I S T O T ELL- 1 butcher than tin* doctor— not
M E A T S \N E SE L L . th a t we begrutlge the M. D. any
/vrtt-L
M AKE t i A
HUNGRY i business,
because h e ’s one o f
W
H M
. V H V l . I U
l„ ,t
Taken in payment on all machinery, the same as cash.
111 'V
PA Y "
MANI'HK SPK EA D EK s.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
Telephone 6x2
THE
SERVICE
THAT COMMON AILMENT
OF ALL MANKIND
For your Fall M achinery you'll get better Service with Right
Prices dealing with
PE R FE C T iO N
Osburn
Ed.
IT
7 7 /e m o d e r n
fir e s id e
fé
A
OCTOBER
K A R I . M I L L E R , C le r k .
P R O C I»
per sack. Prices subject to change w ithout notice.
Bring your ft gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 55«
H
M ile
T M 'O G O O D
HORNES
T e a m H a rn e s s S in g le E x p re s s H a rn e s s .
S a d d le .
F a rm W agon
L ig h t W a g o n
Buggy.
H in c h P low
H a rro w .
S h o v e l P low
C u lt iv a t o r
111 k in d s o f F o r k s
A ll k in d s o f G a rd e n T o o ls
1G
lo o t C h a in
C a ttle S ta n c h io n s
H a y F o r k . H ope a n d T a c k le . T w o
I r e s n o S c ra p e rs
S le d g e a n d W e d g e s, C ro w lia r , P o ta to F o r k , Po
ta to S coop,
'.iil-g a l. C a ld r o n . E tc .. E tc .
T E H MS
S u m s o f « 2 0 a n d u n d e r C a s h ; o v e r « 2 0 s ix m o n th s ’ tim e
on g o o d s e c u r ity .
w a r.
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lì r o p
W a s h in g P o w ile r
la i g c »ize
15«
( i u» \ ) «. iiiu g P ii « ile i-, la rg e
»!,«•
20«
A l l u i i i n i e r S is lu
5«
S u i;.Il M i l i t e u n ii L u ig e M i l i t e
I b it n » . I
| h i i i i k I»
25i
p u m i s u o i'm n iu g , m e iliiiia a m i
lu ig i- » izc p a li» . S I . 15 t o #12.25
R u in i u n i l i l i a l i
Kb
3 p k g » . M o g ie 1 c a s i
I1lc
• ; i n a t i o n . H u l l ) m i l l Y e lu h a n
M Ik . 2 i a a -
25.
I i i»co. 3 lb . I iiz
M5c
« i i » « o . e x t r a l a i e . I) III. 5 nz
$ 2 .5 5
I*.
I C o a l O il, ca n
1.00
O il, C M
I 35
p l •'» I,c a p .* N u l»
~
25c
.: p i.g » . S b n s b lc il M 'b e a t
25c
p kg » . I ‘ u llis I M 'h e a !
25c
!
un» L ) e
25,
*i im e A lb e r t, V e lv e t a n il T u \« s lii
T n b a c m , can
K lc
Reduced Prices ou Dishes, G m nitew are, H ardw are, Doohs and
Window», STOVES ami RANGES, OLIVER PLOWS, DuPONT
STUMPING POWDER $9.00 Box.
CROWN, W HITE RIVER ami
DEMENT S BEST FLOUR. FRUIT and BERRY SUGAR. $8.00
5
P la c e < » m *-liall
SATURDAY,
ROCKWOOD
T h e R o c k w o o d im p r o v e m e n t c lu b
w ill m eet a t th e re s id e n c e o f M rs N.
J. K in g , lias« L in e ro a d , n e a r E a s t-
w ood s ta tio n . T u e s d a y . O c to b e r 23.
A ll th e la d ie s a re u r g e n t ly re q u e s te d ‘
to lie p re s e n t as q u e s tio n s o f Im p o r t - *
a m e a re to be d is c u s s e d . T h e m e e t- ■
in g w ill o p e n p r o m p t ly a t 2 o 'c lo c k .
TH R EE
Fourth and Roberts, Gresham
M g u ROSL
AND VICTORY.
R ev F . 8. I 'o r d w ill p re a c h a t l l i t t
' c h u rc h n e x t S u n d a y tn o r n liiR a t I I
o ’c lo c k
Sunday
school
w ill c o n -
i vein- a t 10
A ll a re I n v ite d to th e se
s e rv ic e s .
Brother H a y w o o d o f P o r t la n d , o f
th e S e v e n th H ay A d v e n t is t c h u rc h ,
w ill p re a c h
at
th e V ic t o r y s c h o o l-
h o u se on S u n d a y e v e n in g n e x t. T h e
a u d ie n c e w ill be re q u e s te d to ch o o se
th e s u b je c t. A l l a re In v ite d .
th e p a s to r, R ev. A J. W a re , w ill
p re a c h
T h e ( T ir ia t ia n Endeavor so
d e f y w ill m e e t a t 7 In th e e v e n in g
a n d a t H an illu s t r a t e d le c tu r e w ill
be g iv e n by R e v W O. M a c L a re n ,
o f th e P a c ific C o a s t re s c u e w o r k A ll
a re I n v ite d to a tte n d these s e rv ic e s .
PLEASANT HOME
T h e B a p tis t c h u r c h w i l l h a v e a
' f u l l d a y. S u n d a y . T h e S u n d a y s c h o o l 1
w ill m e e t a t 10 o 'c lo c k a n d a t 1 1 1
MI8Z MILLINERY
OPEN ONE DAY WEEKLY
M is s .Mlsz w ill be in G re s h a m on
.M onday o f each w e e k , u n t il f u r t h e r
n o tic e , f o r m illin e r w o r k
She w ill
o c c u p y th e S e ll b u ild in g , n e x t d o o r
to B e lt's c o n fe c tio n e r y .— A d v ,
U p to $ 5 0 0 0 A r e U n t a x a b le a n d A r e N e g o tia b le .
B a r g a in *
In
th e
W a n t A da
A s k Y our B anker