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D A N D ELIO N S AND DUCKS
L A F F E R T Y A C A N D ID A TE
h as w ritte n
If d an d elio n s w ere gold we would
A W. L afferty, for th e fifth tim e is
I W P 'B A W E E K
,, book on th e m o d ern . classical dance.
P u b lish e d e v ery T u e sd a y a n d F rid a y and in It she h as so m eth in g to sav a c a n d id a te for co n g ress from th is d is­ all by ric h , out all is not gold th a t
a t G re sh a m , O re g o n , by th e O ut-1 ab o u t clothing.
tric t
Not sa tisfie d w ith th e verdict g litte rs, so we m u st realize th a t th e
loo k P u b lis h in g Co.
H . L.
F o r m ore th a n tw en ty c e n tu ries.
th a t h as tw ice In fo u r y e a rs co in n ian d ’ m eek and low ly d an d elio n is not gold
C la ir, E d ito r a n d M an ag er.
discloses th is young w om an who p ro ­ ed him to sta y a t home, he lias no m in ­
alth o u g h th e u n u su ally larg e crop th is
Oar
B a b serlp tlo n
bably d id n ’t live th a t long ago, d an cin g
ated h im self th ro u g h th e d ire c t p rim sp rin g lias carp eted th e fields of the
B ates
has su ffered m arty d o n i to clothes.
.
a ry law a n d is ag ain seek in g an co u n try w ith a decidedly golden hue.
One year, 1 1 6 0 ,
She say s th a t th e G reek s a tta in e d th e ir
a m b it,0„
,au d ab le bul
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m on th s,
76:
We may hav e d an d elio n s w ith o u t a sk ­
th r es m o n th 's tria l
in flu en ce before clo th es w ere Invented
au b scrlp tlon . 60c.
h is ju d g e m e n t Is fa u lty if he th in k s ing
We may have them w ith o u t in ­
And, she added, " th e sc a n tie st d r a ­ he can be elected th is y e a r on prom is
A dvertising
v ita tio n and
w ith o u t a courteous
p eries a re m ore m odest th a n an y es of w hat he w ill d o - p ro m ises tliat
R a te s rea so n a b le
sa lu ta tio n when they come. T he m an
clo th es C lo th es a re su g g estiv e." She
Ju r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e
sound welt bu t th a t c an n o t he kept w ho ta k e s a p rid e in th e n eat a p p e a r­
w ill call.
w ould have us go d au cln g about o u r d u rin g one term In th e office of re p re ­
ance of h is law n lias an unequal b attle
bu sin ess " P e rh a p s you have a s c a rf,” se n ta tiv e at any tim e, am i su rely not
P h o n s 701
a g ain st tin- d an d elio n s
He has gone
she su g g ests, "so lig h t th a t it is th e
The L 1 n o t
in a tim e w hen th e n a tio n is a t w ar to lied ot n ig h t, tire d h u t happy be­
W ay le the
sp o rt o f every zephyr. How can you
thn t W ins."
H e is b o lsterin g up h is a lre a d y lost c a u s e of tile heavy d an d elio n c asu alty
help d an cin g ? Now, th ro w asid e y o u r Cause by sen d in g broadcast a tit-page
( ‘fflcial paper o f th e T o w n o f G resh am
list, but w hen m orning cam e h is y ard
o ffic ia l paper o f th e T ow n o f F air- scarf, an d you Jlon a gro u p of s is te r booklet in w hich he a s s e rts h is a b ility
ag ain tiad tile ap p eu ran ce of the field
view .
n y tnphs w ho a re b ath in g in th e Bun- an d p a trio tism , h is u n sw erv in g loyalty
w ith th e cloth of gold.
E n tered a s se c o n d -c la s s m a tter March llg h t s tre a m .”
to th e p re sid e n t and h is w illingness to
I, I j i t . at the I'oatofflce a t G resham .
The a g ric u ltu ra l college sh a rp s say
A fter th a t you m ay pick up yo u r go to th e fro n t if called upon. He tried
O regon, u nder th e A ct o f M arch I, 1671.
th a t five d u ck s w ill keep d an d elio n s
sc a rf o r leave it alone, Just as th e
to win a co m m ission at th e P residio dow n in a y ard 50x150. Of course a
s p irit s trik e s you, b u t w h atev er you hu t failed, w hich w as h is m isfo rtu n e
little a rith m e tic will Is- necessary to
do, go d an cin g m e rrily on. S hould He th en filed an o ffer w ith th e w ar d e­
d e te rm in e how m any d u ck s you need.
th ese dan ces becom e p o p u lar th e item s p a rtm e n t to e n list but so fa r he lias
If y o u r law n is only h a lf a s big, you
of expense, caused by th e p u rch ase of n o t Deen called. He m ay be sincere,
p erh ap s can get along w itli tw o du ck s
e la b o ra te ball gow ns, would is- e lim in ­ b u t it is a q u eer sin c e rity th a t keeps
an d a half. All of th e se reg u la tio n s
T H E B IB L E IN EDUCATION
ated. T h e d e a r young th in g who al him h ere ru n n in g for office w hen lie
u sually end by sa y in g "m ore o r less"
w ays is u rg in g m ore ev en in g dresses
C olum bia College, a b ra n c h of th e m ig h t be ex p ected to a d d re s s h e r could u n d o u b ted ly get an ap p o in tm en t anyhow
th a t would ta k e h im to th e fro n t in
But do you really w ant to rid th e
la rg e st u n iv e rsity in th e w orld, m akes m o th er th u slv :
th e in te re stin g an n o u n c e m e n t th a t it "Oh M other, d ear, m ay I go to dance? som e cap acity . If not us an officer or c o u n try of d an d elio n s? Som e people
even as a p riv a te soldier, w hich h is age th in k they m ake th e fin est kind of
will uceept u kno w led g e of th e Bible
Now, ma. d o n ’t g et a shock
probably p re v en ts him fro n t becoming. greens, and o th e rs a re tem pted to vio­
as one u n it for ad m issio n .
I'm going back to n atu re.
B ut does he w an ts to fig h t? Does late tlie p ro h ib itio n law s in c e rta in
T he re q u ire m e n ts in clu d e th e epic
And. of course, w on’t w ear a frock.
he w ant to get to th e tre n c h e s and go w ays by th e ir assistan ce. A friend of
n a rra tio n of th e Old T e stim e n t, th e
P e rh a p s th e p ro fessio n al d a n c e r h as
w itti th e hoys o v er th e top. o r 'e v e n th e dan d elio n gays th a t th e g reen s may
m em o rizin g of som e of th e n o tew o rth y solved th e rid d le of c iv ilizatio n
T he
serv
e th em behind the lin es as a Red be salted dow n and kept th ro u g h the
passag es of B iblical prose an d verse, day m ay com e w hen we sh all throw
C ross or Y. M. C. A. h elper? Proha w inter. Tile roots serv e a s a s u b s ti­
H ebrew h is to ry from th e E g y p tian asid e o u r scarf, th in k
n o th in g of bly n o t, for he say s: “ I am for peace
tu te for coffee and have a m edicinal
period to th e d e s tru c tio n of th e Je w ­ clo th es, s tre e t ca rs, au to m o b iles or
ish com m o n w ealth , e a rly
C hristian such. W ith o u r ey es on th e sun and now, ju st as I was for peace in 19lG. value. He co n ten d s th a t d andelions
b io g rap h y , th e life of Je su s, th e life of o u r b are feet sp u rn in g th e h o t o r cold 1 believe in being co n sta n t in my p u r m ake the land flow w ith m ilk and
P aul an d in tro d u c tio n s to th e E n g lish pav em en t, we sh all dan ce g ayly home, poses and my frie n d sh ip s, und when honey. T h is a ss e rtio n is backed by
I once believe in a m an I do not evidence tliat d an d elio n s m ake good
Bible.
a dozen p o tato es in one h an d an d a
i t w ill be seen a t a g lan ce th a t th is q u a rte r's w orth of liv er In th e o th e r lig h tly change. He clinches tlia t a s ­ feed for m ilch cows and th e q u ality of
se rtio n in th e follow ing sen ten ce und the m ilk is said to lie im proved
re p re s e n ts a body of k n ow ledge th a t
d e liv e rs h im se lf a s o la r plex u s blow
Tlie flow ers com e e a rlie r in the
is p a rt of th e m en tal a tta in m e n t of
G overnor W lthycom be w ill rem ain
c u ltiv a te d men th ro u g h o u t th e E n g ­ a t h is w ork an d not m ake a perso n al by sa y in g : "I am still for Woodrow sp rin g th a n most o th e r flow ers, and
W ilson, b u t I am still for R obert .Mar­ bees feed oil tile blossom s. To be sure.
lish -sp eak in g w orld. l t ’H n o t a m a tte r can v ass for re-election. He will not
lon L a F o lle tte . I believe tliut th e y a rc n()t a RI.,,a t (1,,a | ,,r hone> m ak in g m a
of re lig io u s belief, b u t it is a m a tte r v is it. G resh am , b u t It d o esn 't m ake
of a c q u a in ta n c e sh ip w ith a lite r a tu re m uch difference. T h e old tow n is be­ both h o n est an d p a trio tic — tlia t they te ria l is e x tracted , but th e bees a re
m erely d iffe r In Ju dgem ent."
kept busy and th e ir a p p e tite s a rc w het
th a t I b th e w arp an d woof of A nglo ing ram m ed , cram m ed and jam m ed
T hose a re th e se n tim e n ts of a man ted for so m eth in g b e tte r la te r on
S ax o n life. It also m ean s th a t a stu d y w ith ca n d id a te s so m uch th a t one
of th e Bible m u st becom e a n im p o rta n t d o esn ’t a ttr a c t a tte n tio n any m ore u n ­ who Is ru n n in g for »'(ingress on a
su b je c t In ull th e seco n d ary schools, less he m arch es dow n M ain s tre e t " p la tfo rm ” of pacifism an d tre a c h e ry ,
th e tre a c h e ry of a S e n a to r w ho has I
us o th e r colleges will m ore th a n likely lead in g a star-sp an g led billy g o at w ith
been reb u k ed by every p a trio t In the
follow th e ex am p le o f C olum bia.
red w hiskers.
n atio n an d one w ho g lo rifies in a u to - i
W hen one sto p s to co n sid e r th a t th e
cracy and who is being sh u n n ed by :
E nglish B ible w as th e firs t book th e
S p rin g Is h e re , s u m m e r is k n o c k ­
E nglish sp e ak in g people had in the in g a t th e d o o r a n d o ld m an w in te r every A m erican w hose blood tin g les j
v e rn a c u la r, an d th a t co u n tless E n g lish ­ Is sp e e d in g on h is w ay. G et re ad y w ith tlie th o u g h t of the a tro c itie s of I
m en learn ed to read by re a d in g th e to m eet h im by g e ttin g in y o u r fu el th e H uns. He haB linked th e nam e of
tlie P re s id e n t and L a F o lle tte to g eth er, I
or
Bible, it is c le a r en ough th a t th is whole e a rly . U ncle Sam sa y s it Is th e on ly
but th e v o te rs of th is d is tric t w ill not
body of H ebrew an d G reek lite r a tu re way to p re v e n t ij o r e ’’h e u tle ss d a y s ”
lin k hm an d tile p re sid e n t in th e sunn
m ust have been tra n s la te d bodily in to n e x t w in te r.
b reath . H is lin k w ill be w ith th e W is­
th e th o u g h t an d te x tu re of E n g lish
and
T he m an who refu sed to su p p o rt con sin se n a to r, an d it w ould lie folly
life
i t had no co m p etito r. Its m y th
to h elp h im to a se a t in C ongress
and legend, its h isto ry an d po etry , Its h is w ife because sh e w as a G erm an
w here his a c tiv itie s would !«• for a
p ro v erb an d p arab le. Its b io g rap h y and an d because he w as a fra id of giv in g
peace
w ith o u t h o n o r a peace witii
philosophy, becam e th e in te lle c tu a l aid o r co m fo rt to th e enem y, is q u a li­
p ro p erty of th e race. P ro b ab ly m ore fied to b reak th e non su p p o rt law If s u r re n d e r to au to cracy.
W O U N D S ,H A R N E S S GALLS; M l LK
“sayings" from th e B ible a re c u rr e n t anybody is .
£ E V E R.GARGET. A BOR Tl NG WEAKNESS.
Ito u d to H a p p in e ss .
In o u r co n v ersatio n an d lite r a tu r e th a n
SPECIFICS FORSACK TREATMENT
T he H u n s a re b ein g checked all
Be a m ia b le , e tie e rfu l a n d good n a t-
th o se of an y o r all o th e r bookB. We
use them unconsciously. We recognize alo n g th e line. Y our first lib e rty bonds u re d a n d y o u a re m u ch m o re ilkely
to be h ap p y . You w ill find th is d if­
th em In sta n tly , w h e th e r o r not we w ent to th e a llie s ; y o u r second w ent ficult. if n o t
im p o ssib le , how ever,
to help o u r boyB o v er th e re — an d both w hen you a re c o n s ta n tly tro u b le d
tra c e th em to th e ir source.
Where Dr. Daniel’s Home
have
been
fighting
side
by
side.
w ith c o n s tip a tio n . T a k e C h a m b e r­
Im m en se d am ag e w as done, o r was
la in s T a b le ts a n d g e t rid of th a t and
Treatm
ent Medicines for sick
th re a te n e d , w hen i t becam e fa sh io n a ­
T h e se ta b le ts not
"T h e L an d o f th e F re e an d th e It w ill be easy
and lame horses, dogs and cats
ble to th in k In th e te rm s of th e h ig h e r
H om e of th e T ig h tw a d ," is th e w ay o n ly m ove th e bo w els, b u t im p ro v e
(‘¡in be had, and lots of other
c ritic ism , an d a t th e sam e tim e j
th e a p p e ti te a n d s tr e n g th e n tlie d i­
it w ill be su n g If th e th ird lib e rty g e s tio n .— Ad v.
good things in a tirst-elass
th o u g h tle ssly to assu m e th a t th is re-1
loan falls s h o r t of th a t th re e billio n
Drug Store.
q u lred one to th in k slig h tin g ly of th e j
T ry a w a n t ud. P h o n e 701.
d o lla rs by to m o rro w n ig h t.
B ible, as w ell as to q u e stio n lta v erb al j
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in sp ira tio n . T hose w ere th e te a c h in g s !
fa r
ga |m o n fish erm en h a v e n ’t
oi Tom P ain e an d Bob In g erso ll. Now * 1 conflded to th e p u b lic th a t th ey a re
m any of o u r d e a r headed young m en KOiUg to use w ar d o u g h n u ts as sin k e rs
a rc seein g th a t th e re is no re la tio n for th e ir n ets, b u t th e y have com e
of b a k in g ex cellen ce. E v e ry ­
betw eeu th e tw o th in g s.
dow n to 11H cen ts
th in g on o u r c o u n te r s goes
W h eth e r o r not th e Bible la accepted
to you Ju st as it s h o u ld —
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as a verb ally in sp ired g u id e to b elief
p e rle c t
b a k in g — a I w a y «
fre sh ,
p u re
in g r e d ie n ts ;
is a th in g by itself. T h a t it is to all a citizen had ta k e n poison by m istak e.
w ide v a rie tie s , r ig h t p rices,
in te n ts and pu rp o ses an E n g lish c la s­ B ut he said It w as th e sam e dope
c o u rte o u s a n d q u ic k se rv ice
sic re q u ire s no a rg u m e n t
Hebrew th a t th e b o otlegger h ad beeu sellin g
n e a tn e s s th r o u g h o u t. P a ­
tro n iz e th e b a k e ry s a n ita ry ,
and G reek as it le, it w as ad o p ted by tig h t along.
E n g lish m en as th e ir ow n w hen it be
W h en D ad a s k s to r a n o th e r slice
(a in c th e first p riu te d book In th e ir
of b re a d , g i v e h im a p o ta to .
T hat
ow n tongue, an d is as tru ly a tre a s u re
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o( o u g h t to fill th e v acan cy , a n d th e r e 11
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of o u r lan g u ag e as a re th e w ritin g s
be o n e m o re slice fo r s h ip m e n t “ o v e r
S h ak esp eare,
th e re .”
To d ep riv e o n e's self of u know ledge
of th e Bible, sim p ly because one c a n ­
T h e best k in d o f ’’fire In s u ra n c e
not accept its m y th a n d legend aa his- fo r n ex t w in te r is a wood sh ed filled
to ry , its th eo ry of th e cre a tio n , an d Its ’ a „,j a b |„ o v e rflo w in g now .
Get
d evelop in g th eo lo g ies us e ssen tial p r o - ' buey a n d o r d e r y o u r fu e l r ig h t aw ay
p o sitio n s In d iv in ity upon a b elief in 1
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fo rm er p resid en t
w hich th e w elfare of th e soul, uow
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is a n u n ia llin g sp rin g of in te lle c tu a l w ouldn't be co n serv in g cotton
WE BUY STOCK OF ALL KINDS
and m o ral stim u lu s
A c a re fu l p e ru sa l of o u r ex ch an g es
C olum bia college h a s done well
It from P a ris d o esn ’t rev eal auy in fo r
lias a t least d irected th e a tte n tio n of lu atlo u a bout H ln d e n b u rg b eing th ere
co u n tless young people in m any gen (or (h u u ,,r y et
Pleasant Home
Phone 766
( ra tio n s to com e to T h e Book, w hich
is a s m uch s p a rt of o u r c u ltu ra l
A la , sh o rta g e w ould In te rfe re con
. q u ip in cu t as auy a n c ie n t o r m odern eid erab ly w ith th e fun of som e of the
c lassica l h isto ry .
p a trio tic boys a re h av in g th ese days,
G resham
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HOME TREATMENT REMEDIES
SAFE SURE
SATISFACTORY
M anner
POWELL’S PHARMACY
We Lead the Procession
CITY BAKERY
B e s t ( Q u a lit y IV Ie a ts
Andrews Bros. Meat Market
M O THER E V E OUTDONE
All th e re Is to do ab o u t th e fuel
problem , as th e m a tte r uow stau d s.
W hen M other Eve w ore a fig leal is to buy It e arly an d use it late
in th e G ard en of E deu th e re waa no
i o u tro v e rsy ab o u t th e fashiona, h u t in
Maybe th e liq u o r th a t waa found in
th ese day s th e q u estio n of c lo th es is a a P o rtla n d re a l e s ta te office w as to be
p erp lex in g one T h e w e a th e r h as som e used for Irrig a tio n pu rp o ses
th in g to do w ith it, b u t (aab lo n in
S to p re a d in g h e re a n d tu r n to th e j
fluucea ua s till m ore
No so o n er have
w
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t ad co lu m n .
we decided to w ear o u r old th in g s th a n
a w indow disp lay m ak es su ch a tre
S tir y o u r co ffe e !
nn udous ap p eal th a t w e go in. buy
an d a re h a p p ie r for It.
liesi lle io e d ) foc W hoop in g Cotigh.
T h e p rice of th in g s baa goue up an d
_ is »till
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L a s t w i n t e r w h e n m y l i t t l e boy
lo u u lln g . S e c re ta ry McAdoo
h as bad h is sh o w h alt-soled an d som e h ad th e w h o o p in g c o u g h 1 g av e h im
■ C h a tu b v rla in s
C ou< h
a re w ish in g th e ir th o s e w ere good w r|te< Wr. j „ K o b erts, B eat fit
• u o e g h io be h a ll-e o le d
fio. in view
m.
k e p t h is c o u g h loose
of th e v ita l p roblem w h e th e r we sh all anil re lie v e d h im o l th o s e d re a d f u l
jo u rn e y a b o u t in a b a rr e l o r else w ear c o u g h in g sp ells. It is th " only
,.• • « . . . • » . „ .
■ »ling to know th a t a young w om an
-pnj,, rem ed y is a lso g o o d fo r
who lives so m ew h ere in th e b en ig h ted t o Ria a n d c ro u p .— A dv.
EKSTROM’S TRUCK SERVICE
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
229 Pine Street Between First and Second
Grewliam Office, old G arage near Lum ber V aril,
I {evidence name
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
K-vrf’.
FOBTLAND
Estimates given on outside trips.
Coal or Briquets
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Albert Ekstrom
P o rtla n d
B ro ad w ay 2OS2.
SANITARY MARKET
Home made Sausage and Lard, Sweet - Cured Ham and Bacon
We Buy Beef Cattle, Calves. Hogs. Hides. Etc.
Farmers, Attention! We Smoke Your Meat
GEO. DIETL, Prop
P h o n e NN I
M am S tre e t
(•re^lvain, tire .
T he d iffe re n c e betw een th e p a tr i- I T h e re a r e m an y s u b s titu te s fo r
lo tic n o u se w ite a n d th e o n e w ho to !«»•»*. b u t no s u b s titu te s fo r peace
E a t th e s u b s titu te s
and
sav e tile
in d iffe re n t o r d islo y a l can lie m ean
win at fo r tlie fig h tin g forces.
u re d by tlie a m o u n t of w h eat flo u r
in lier k itc h e n
Be a ’p a tr io t .” H elp c a t up th e
n a tio n a l s u r p lu s of sp u d s, a n d sav e
th “ o th e r foods.
Professional and
Business Ads.
T h e w an t ad is a c o n s e rv a tio n is t.
WANTS
D B N T IB T S
R«« US
Office 114
PHONES
W
J.
OTT
D E N T IS T
LIVESTOCK
G resh a m ortlcs over A nchor sto re,
en tr a n c e n ex t door to H a rd w a re
etore.
In S an d y ev e r y T u esd a y and
W ed n esd ay.
P H O N E S — O ffice 517
J.
E
HOHNES
FO R S A L E — M are tí y e a rs o ld , also
ru b b e r tire d rig. L. L. H ia tt.
R e sid e n c e 51»
CLANAHAN
LO ST— One
bro w n
mare, w eight
a b o u t 1000 lbs. Shod w ith p la te s
all a ro u n d , h a s tw o
w h ite h in d
feet, hail h a lt e r on w hen leav in g
place. .1. W C oons, P o rtla n d , O r­
egon,
R-A,
Box 383.
Phone
G re sh a m 8 48.
D E N T IST
O S e s : F ir s t S ta te B an k B u ild in g
G R E SH A M . O REG O N
H.
DR
H
0T T
F O R S A L E C H E A P , good w ork h o rse,
g e n tle an d tr u e p u lle r, w eig h t
1400. H ave no use fo r him . W rite
E. I.. J a c k s o n , It. 4, Box 97, G re s h ­
um o r p h o n e D am ascu s 159.
tf
D E N T IS T
B u ild in g
B o w ltt
G reshum . O regon
P H O N E 111
W ANTED
H o rse to w elgit a b o u t
l im o p o unds. M ust be b lo ck y -b u ilt
an d n o t o v e r 7 y eu rs old an d tru e
to pull. C all O u tlo o k 701.
19
P H Y S IC IA N S
R eatdenc* 111, Office l l z
PHONES
H.
HUGHES, M. D.
H.
FO R S A L E Good w o rk n ta re , wt.
1100. W ill se ll a t a sa c rifice us 1
do n o t need h er. C has. I. T h o m ­
as, T ro u td a le , p h o n e G re sh a m 151.
1-4 and 7-1 p. m.
H o u r s— lv-12 a. m .
Office, H o w ltt B u ild in g
OREG O N
G R E SH A M ,
P h o n e s. Office 46,
G EO .
W A N T E D A good m a re , a b o u t 1200
p o u u d s, s te a d y a n d q u ie t, to w ork
sin g le , fo r c u ltiv a tin g a n d g a rd e n
F. P eak , o n e m ile w est o f G resh
am on S ectio n L ine ro ad
Phone
55x4.
tf
R es. 61
IN G L IS ,
M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N and B U R G E O N
A ll p r o fe ss io n a l c a lls p ro m p tly at
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 of
G la sses.
H ou rs. 10-12 a. m.; 1-4, 7-1 p. m.
O ver F ir s t S ta te B an k , G resh am
P h o n e s, O ffice GUI
R e s. 55x1
EMILY F. B0LC0M. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
W OM EN a n d C H IL D R E N
Otllce F u rs : 10 a. m. to 12 m.
i p . to 3 p. m.
Office o v e r B unk o f G resh am
P H O N E S — R esid en ce,
T abor 12c
Office M ain 4812,
H om e A -5152
J. M.
S H O R T , M. D.
P h y s ic ia n
and
S u rg eo n
i
FO R
S A L E — 3 -y ear-o ld c o lt ; 3 U
M itchell w a g o n ; good s u r r y a n d
W ill sell
lig h t d o u b le h a rn e s s,
tí.
W. J . H illy a rd , p h o n e
ch eap
4X IM S
SE V E N COW S fo r sa le S om e fresh
so o n , m o stly J e rs e y s , o n e s h o r t­
h o rn , good m ilk e rs
Mrs. S. it.
K itz m ille r, p h o n e 32x1, G resh u m .
FO R S A L E
Nice J e rs e y cow , g e n tle ,
easy m ilk e r. H e n d ric k ’s p lace , 1 'fa
m iles e a s t of G re sh a m . P h o n e 328.
FO R SA LE
A p ril 16.
-A 4 -y e a r-o ld cow fre sh
C all 4x a f t e r 6 o ’clock.
Re«., »1 E a st 69th St.
Office. 1111-12 S e llin g B u ild in g
P O R T L A N D , OREGON
T H R E E FA M IL Y COW S fo r sale. E.
B a u m a n n , G re sh a m , p h o n e 901.
DR MABEL JANE DORING
I MAMMOTH
B R O N Z E tu r k e y eggs
fo r sale, $3 a. dozen
H e lm e r
J o h n s o n , B o rin g , O re., R 3, Box 8.
p h o n e 76 4.
21
OSTEOPATH IC
PHYSICIAN
H O U R S — 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
O F F IC E
932 M organ B ld g ., P o rtla n d . Or*.
P h o n « M a rsh a ll 1909
IN S U R A N C E
JO H N BR O W N
IgaUBAMCI
R e p re s e n tin g only R E L IA B L E IN-
S l RAM L ( (IMPAN1ES
G resh a m , O isg u
P h o n e 513
JAMES
ELKINGTON
IN S U R A N C E
A ccid en t,
S u rety B on d e,
P ir e
A u to m o b ile, U f e , K e a lts
P la te O la«»
Office un M ain S t r e e t
P H O N E S — O ffice 816
R e sid e n c e «3
G resh a m
517
B ro a d w a y 1733
WALTER T. McGUIRK
and
C.
G.
S C H N E ID E R
ATTORNEYS AT
F IR S T
STATE
W
BANK
LAW
G R E SH A M
S. WOOD
Auctioneer
\ a u e o u v e r,
W a sh in g to n
F a rm a n d S to ck S ales a S p ecialty
P h o n e V a n c o u v e r 614, o r
G re sh a m O u tlo o k 761
P H O N E 33x1
DR
G ra d u a te
A
H. WRIGHT
V e te rin a ry
S u rg e o n
Office a t Residence on So. R oberts Av.
Sppcial a tte n tio n given to d ise a se s
of c a ttle .
C alls p ro m p tly a tte n d e d
n ig h t
o r day.
Cheaper Electric Service
M a k es th e U se
o f th e F o llo w in g
E co n o m ic a l
V acuum C leaners
l l a lr D ry ers
B oudoir Lam ps
S am ovars
T o asters
Disc S toves
F oot W arm ers
Milk W arm ers
M assage V ib rato rs
C ig ar L ig h te rs
O vens
Waffle Iro n s
W ashing M achines
L ib ra ry L am ps
Coffee P erc o la to rs
Chaffing D ishes
F la t iro n s
C u rlin g Iro n H eaters
L u m inous R a d ia to rs
T ea K ettles
S ew ing M achine M otors
S h av in g M irro rs
K itchen R anges
S hav in g Mugs
Try Them
In Your Home
ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Building
P ou ltry
i F O R SA LK — T h o ro u g h b re d
R hode
is la n d R ed baby
c h ick s.
F ro m
200-egg la y in g s tr a in . M rs. C la r­
en ce C a th e y , p h o n e 97.
97
A F E W H U N D R E D W h ite L e g h o rn
day -o ld c h ic k s fo r sa le M ay 3 an d
4 a n d 15, 12 c e n ts e a c h .
A. R.
L y m an , P ow ell V alley ro a d , h a lf
m ile e a s t o f G resh am .19
N E W Z EA LA N D R E D ra b b its fot
sale.
F in e th o r o u g h b re d sto ck .
L ouis M au id in g , B o rin g , p h o n e
G re sh a m 406.
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~~1BZL ESTATE “ RENTALS
F O R S A L E O R R E N T — E ig h t a c re s
2'.. m iles east of G resham on Sec
tlo n L ine ro ad
A pply W. B. P a r ­
son, p hone 1.11, G re sh a m . O re.
Sacrifice Sale.
Of one a c re h om e, sev en m in u te s
¡w a lk fro m Mt. H ood s ta tio u . T h re e
ro o m p la s te re d h o u se ; room y h en
'h o u s e ; fine w ell; so m e s m a ll f r u it
¡a n d f r u it tr e e s ; E n g lish w a ln u t tre e s
•an d fine ro se b u sh es.
G ood te rm s .
A d d re ss o r c all on C. A. P ric e , o w n ­
e r, C lev elan d a v e n u e , G re sh a m , O re.
F O R K EN T — 5-room fu r n is h e d b u n ­
galow
in
T h o m p so n
a d d itio n ,
G re sh a m , p h o n e 79x5.
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MISCELLANEOUS
F O R S A L E - B eans fo r seed. T h e
L ady W a sh in g to n
v a rie ty .
W.
H o rn e c k e r, G re sh a m . O re., p h o n e
__12 5_____________________________ 21
THOROUGHBRED
SCOTCH
C O L­
L IE PU PS, 6 w eeks old, $5 each .
H. S o re n se n . 2 b lo ck s w est of
B uckley a v e n u e , S ectio n L in e ro a d .
It. A, P o rtla n d .
t sed M n eh in ery .
, in good w o rk in g c o n d itio n fo r sa le :
i C h am p io n b in d e r, 6 fe e t, $65.00.
Iro n Age p la n te r, fe r tiliz e r a tt a c h ­
m e n t, $125.
B lack H aw k O liv er s p r e a d e r, 50
b u sh e l, $125.
Iron ztge g a rd e n s e e d e r, a ll c u ltl-
v a ti n g to o ls, n e a rlv new , $12.50.
12 inch O liv er c h ille d plow 20, $16.
M oline 2 -w heel tr a c to r .
W. A H E S S E L .
FO R SA LE
Y ellow D ent seed co rn ,
h a n d picked anil d ry . a lso 150 lbs
E le c tric T ree w h ite field b ean s, on e
of th e best v a rie tie s. 20 c e n ts a
pound
W F . C u m m in g s, T r o u t­
d ale. P h o n e G re sh a m 15x.
tf
FO R S A L E — A six -h o le C o lu m b ia
ra n g e an d k itc h e n c a b in e t fo r $35.
P h o n e 371.
tf
SNOW P O T A T O E S fo r seed.
T he
e a rlie s t of a ll. F o r s a le a t C o lu m ­
bia V iew F a rm , C o rb e tt, O regon
Mountain Meadow Butter
M a n u fa c tu re d by
SANDY CREAMERY CO.
T he n am e "M o u n t H ood B u tte r”
I h a s h e r e t o f o r e b e e n u s e d by p e r-
■ m is s io n o f t h e M o u n t H o o d Ice
■ C r e a m C o ., w h ic h h a s a ll i ts d a ir y
p r o d u c ts
r e g is te r e d u n d e r t h a t
t i t l e . T h a t p e r m is s io n h a s c e a s e d ,
h e n c e th e c h a n g e o f n a m e , w h ic h
b e c a m e e f fe c tiv e on J a n u a r y 1.
" M o u n ta in
M eadow
B u tte r” |
w ill be f o u n d a t a ll t h e L e a d in g
s t o r e s in t h e c o u n ty . A sk f o r It.