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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK F R ID A Y ,
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THIS PRODUCT SOLVES A PROBLEM
FOR HOME LOVING AMERICANS
it
an opportunity for this fine product to
Easy — simple to apply, it dries overnight with the most beautiful gloss you ever saw. It’s
absolutely w aterproof and can be washed repeatedly without injury-
Positively will not stick to furniture placed upon it and the eight colors in which it comes
are handsom e and fade-proof.
The name of this remarkable product is
S A N IT A R Y FLO O R E N A M E L
\ \ e want y- i to try it and it it is not the most satisfactory coating for an old floor that you
ever used b.i
back tile empty can and we’ll retund the price you paid for it.
JONES LUMBER COMPANY
J. G. MAST , Mgr.
Phone KOI
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 B IG T R U C K S
B E S T O F SERVICE
R E SP O N SIB L E
A N D ■31
R EL IA BLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P o rtla n d A -2078
2 2 5 A sli; Ihlwy 2OM2.
Albert Ekstrom
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Good Oil Is
£
Cheaper Than Parts |
F re e d o m fro m u n n e c e ss a ry
re p a irs an d lo n g e r life fo r
y o u r c a r re s u lts fro tn * c o rre c t
lu b ric a tio n
w ith
Z ero le n e.
S cien tifically refined fro m se-
lected C alifo rn ia cru d e oil.
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n w t r . .e a s t
c a rb o n d e p o s it
G e < a C o r r e c t L u b r i-
c a tio n C h a rt f o r y o u r c a r
G iv e s
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CORBETT
W in. R ic k e rt re c e n tly re tu rn e d
fro m o v e rs e a s w h ere h e h ad been
w ith th e a rin v of o c c u p a tio n in G e r­
m any.
T h e bent-tit d a n c e was a tte n d e d by
a la rg e cro w d of p eo p le w ho en jo y ed
th e tine m usic an d d a n c in g u n til a
la te hout^
M rs C. ,1 b ittle p a g e of MoBier is
v isitin g h e r d a u g h te r M rs. H enry
N elsen
Mrs. C la ra B o e h m e r s p e n t se v e ra l
d ay s In P o rtla n d re c e n tly .
Mr. a n d M rs It. M. D avis en jo y ed
a v isit last w eek w ith th e ir b ro th e r
in -law , Mr. S ta d ife r fro m B a k e r
B o lan d M o rgan is In very poor
h e a lth at p re s e n t.
M r a n d M rs. O liv er H ick ey , of
P o rtla n d , w ere g u e s ts o f Mr and
Mrs. V ic to r E llis o v e r S u n d ay .
Rev. Mr. W rig h t, of P o rtla n d , will
b egin a se rie s of e v a n g e lis tic m eet
ings ilex ’ S u n d ay e v e n in g in tlie C or
b e lt c h u rcli
PLEASANT HOME
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Rev A. J. W are, th e p a s to r, will
prea< h at th e B a p tis t c h u rc h next
S u n d ay m o rn in g a t 11 o ’clock S un-
dav sch o o l m eets at 10. A co rd ial
I in v ita tio n is ex te n d e d to all.
W h at A m e ric a M eans to M e,” is
'h e s u b je c t of Rev E a rl H. C o tto n at
th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h n e x t S u n d ay
m orn lug at 11 o 'clo ck .
All a re In­
v ited to th is se rv ic e a n d to th e S u n ­
day achool a t 10 o 'clo ck
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M’CART Y, Special Agent, Gresham, Ore.
KELSO
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I F YOU’LL G i v e
US JU ST C N E
T r ia l -
T hen you ' ll
T rade here
Q uite awhile
GRESHAM MARKET
WE KNOW TO A
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
t h a t if y o u w ill g iv e us a tr ia l
o r d e r you w ill b eco m e a ste a d y
p a tro n of th is sh o p . I t 's h a p ­
p en ed so m an y tim e s th a t a p e r ­
son h a s co m e in a n d p u rc h a s e d
a sm a ll o r d e r o f m e a t, a n d th e n
co m e b ack to e x p re s s th e i r d e ­
lig h t a n d g ra tific a tio n a n d leav e
a n o th e r o rd e r.
T h is s o r t of
th in g s u re ly h elp s o u r b u sin ess.
A. J. W . BROW N. Prop.
I’h on c 41
G re sh a m . O re.
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phone Bdw 524 ,
Headquarters with Melton A Co., 247 Pine.
UNIVERSITY
THE UNIVERSITY GF OREGON
8 C H O O L 8 AM D D E P A R T M E N T S
The I ’n iT.ru U j fo e fo lM the Colle»»»
lite r a tu r e . Science and the Arte, and the
tpecUI Rchcolg of Law. Medicine.
(a t
P o rtla n d ). Architecture, JonrnalUm , Coin-
jiM-rtc, Education and Music.
LUSTED
T h e 2 0 a c re s fo rm e rly o w n ed by
lly s h i, th e J a p a n e s e , h as been sold to
Mr W e ste rfle ld , wtio e x p ects to im ­
prove it In th e n e a r fu tu re .
Mrs. Geo. L u ste d was a w eek -en d
g u e st of re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d .
J o e K ollow itch a n d so n s h a v e p u r-
» h ast'd th e S p e n c e r g re e n h o u s e s and
h av e ta k e n
im m e d ia te jio sse s sio n .
Mr. anil M rs S p en cer h av e m oved to
P o rtla n d , w h ere th e i r e ld e s t so n will
e n te r high achool. T h e ir fr ie n d s h e re
re g re t to lose th e S p en cer fam ily
from th e c o m m u n ity .
Mr. a n d M rs J H W eek s s p e n t
S u n d a y a t V a n co u v er.
M rs L e n a T h o m p so n an d Mr. anil
Mrs. L in co ln , of S e a ttle , sp e n t
th e
p a st tw o w eeks w ith o. T N e ib a u e r.
T h e lad ies a re s is te r s of Mr. N ei­
bauer
E d d ie H a m ilto n is the p o ssesso r of
a new C h a lm e rs c ar
8 P E O IA L F E A T U R E S
A beautiful rampna. facnltiee of apecial
l»ta. modern facilttiea. low coat, w ith many
opportunith« fo r aelf help, "athletics fur
everybody,” a really democratic a'lu plu-h
-■ a n d the famous *'<>re«on « p in t .*
For a cttAlnpu., itluitmtel
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infomi»tinn. artitr««
THE REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, OREGON.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
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standard oil company
(Caldttraia)
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< or. P o w ell and M aple
In 300 y e a rs th e v a lu e o f M an ­ I T h e g ro w th of th e n a tio n h a s
h a tta n h as g ro w n fro m $24 to n e a r ­ b ro u g h t w ith it b le ssin g s t h a t we. a re
ly $ 9 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
loo a p t to fo rg e t. It h a s m a d e la b o r
In th e g ro w th o f n a tio n a l w ealth w o rth m o re, life s w e e te r, h a p p in e s s
e v ery o n e of its p eo p le lias p a r tic i­ g r e a te r , e d u c a tio n
fre e r, re lig io n
p a ted . All hav e n o t s h a r e d a lik e , b u t m o re to le r a n t, w e a ltii c o n s id e ra te ,
it is th e law of n a tu r e fo r o n e s ta r an d h e a lth b e tte r sa fe g u a rd e d .
to d iffe r fro m a n o th e r in g lo ry , as
" F ir m h o ld m u st be k e p t on th e
m en d iffe r in s ta tu r e , b ra in , b raw n
an d a b ility .
sa v in g s
a c c u m u la te d
d u rin g
th e
It h as g iv e n tlie a m b itio u s , in d u s ­ w a r
P ric e s h av e been fo rced up by
trio u s , s e lf-s u p p o rtin g y o u n g m en p eo p le w ho a re sp e n d in g , not fro m
m o re a b u n d a n t o p p o rtu n ity fo r a d ­
v a n c e m e n t th a n is offered in an y lh e ir e a rn in g s b u t fro m th e i r sav -
' la g s, th u s m a k in g m oney c h e a p ."
o th e r lan d .
Rainy Days
v BANK OF GRESHAM
^ n .s h C o ^ '
V\ herever there is an unsightly worn floor there
show its worth.
Mr. a n d M rs S. K allas left today
fo r a trip to T o p p e n ish . W a sh in g to n
to \ isit a c h u m o f .Mrs. K allas s h o r n
sh> has not seen fo r 15 y e a rs B oth
th e F o rd a n d M rs K allas w ere so i
excited th a t it took
Mr D allas'
ste a d y h a n d to
calm
th e m dow n
1.1, life 's d a y s cau iio i l»e s u n s h in e d ay s.
tu d w hen ra in y d a y s
en o u g h to keep th e cu r on th e ro ad I
do m u te , as they su rely w ill— it w ill lie c o m fo rtin g to know
an d th e o th e r aw ay fro m th e ste e r-
th a t you h a v e m oney o f y o u r o w n to s h e lte r you.
, ing w heel.
T il.' tim e to s t a r t sa v in g is NOW. Anil th e b ig g est th in g ab o u t
,
Mrs. M ullicoat h a s been on th e i
sa v in g is g e ttin g s ta r te d .
A fte r th a t it soon b ecom es a h a b it,
sick list, b u t is n o » b e g in n in g to
an d you d o n ’t m iss th e sm a ll su m s a t r e g u la r In te rv a ls.
feel us tine us ev er.
O ne o f
th e
p re ttie s t
c o u n try
We w ill g la d ly lay o u t a s a v in g s p lan fo r you. C onte und ask
h o m es Is V e tc h e s' new b u n g alo w .
us a b o u t it.
W e w ill tr e a t v o y r re q u e s t in s tr ic t confidence.
It looks very a ttr a c tiv e in its c o a t of
w h ite, a n d it tntfst be very coxy
w ith its firep la ce o r w ill be w hen
th e cool, ra in y d a y s set in.
C h a rle s H an so n is now a b le to
Gresham, Oregon
w alk a b o u t.
A lth o u g h he c a n n o t
do m dch, it is a p le u s u re to see th e
, o u td o o rs, esp e c ia lly a f t e r b ein g con-
O bituuiy o|" M is. C la ra J o h a n s o n .
lined in d o o rs a long tim e.
TROUTDALE
C la ra J o n s ru d J o h a n s o n w as born
M others a re busy Axing up c lo th e s
S e rv ices w ill be h eld a t th e
! a n d m a k in g a few new' o n es an d at K elso. J a n u a r y 3 0 th . 1892, b ein g
M eth o d ist c h u rc h next S un d ay e v e n ­
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" W h a t is
(iilb e rt J o n s ru d .
S he d ie d F rid a y ing a t th e u su a l h o u r.
1 a re n e a rly h e re o n ce m ore.
E d u c a tio n " is th e topic.
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Mrs. Ed. R ich anil Mrs P ercy L a r­
sen , of P o rtla n d , w ere h e lp in g th e ir h om e w h ere sh e h a d been u n d e r th e
O bituary of S am uel l„ Grcgsou.
I m o th e r,
M rs.
Ed. H elfer, d u rin g c a re of h e r m otliw r sin ce an o p e ra tio n
S am u el L. G reg so n w as laid to rest
p
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from
w
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' th re s h in g .
F iv e y e a rs ago, ¡ a t D am ascu s c e m e te ry on T u esd ay .
M rs E rv in H a c k e tt, a n o th e r city sh e n e v e r reco v ered
li e d ied A u g u st 16 a t St. V incents
lady, fo u n d th a t it seem ed ju s t lik e la st May site w as u n ite d in m a rria g e
i h o s p ita l, P o rtla n d , from effects of
to
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of
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liv
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old tim es to cook fo r th e th r e s h e rs .
blood p o iso n in g .
She helped h e r m o th e r, M rs Boese, in P o rtla n d fo r a sh o rt tim e an d a f ­
.Mr. G reg so n w as b o rn In R o ch es­
te
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p re p a re th r e e m eals th a t w ere re g u ­
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la r feasts. And now E rn est is h a u l w as a m e m b e r of t h e R eb e k a h lodge
m a r rie d to E iiiinu J u v in a ll of G a la tin ,
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M issouri, in 1885 a n d to th is union
but w hat lie is d o in g w ith all Hie h eld on M ouduy, A u g u st 18 by Rev
12 c h ild re n w ere b o rn
He is s u r ­
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c h ild re n .
Mr.
T a c h e ro n cam e in to H or­ a n d in te rm e n t took place a t th e S a n ­
S a m u el, P a u l, E m m a, F ra n k a n d th e
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m o th e r live a t B o rin g .
M rs. (). A.
th a t in ran it w ith an a p p lic a tio n c o n d u c tin g th e s e rv ic e a t th e g ra v e .
L each ,
of
S p o k an e. W a sh in g to n ;
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ta g w hile w a itin g fo r th e license.
M rs It L. C o c h ra n , o f K en n ew ick .
O liver B o rin g is a lso "e x p e rim e n t­ h u s b a n d , W a lte r J o h a n s o n , h e r p a r ­
W a s h in g to n ; J a m e s a n d C arl, B laine.
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in g " w ith a new O v e rla n d . T h e
Id
a h o ; Miss C a rrie G reg so n and Mrs.
o th e r day lie trie d r u n n in g it w ith th r e e s is te r s , S tellu J o n s r u d , Mrs.
C. E. S le fe r of P o rtla n d .
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tlie doors d y in g back anti fo rth .
A lte r o ne d o o r w as sm a sh e d a n d o ili­ lie J o n s ru d o f K elso, a lso th r e e
C a rd o f T lia n k s.
e r tro u b le s set in, he c a lled tlie re ­ b ro th e rs , A lb e rt J o n s ru d , w ho is s till
W e w ish to e x p re ss o u r h e a rtfe lt
p a ir m an from O regon C ity. H e lias in tile se rv ice of th e U. S. n avy, und th a n k s to th o se w ho h av e so kiu d iv
decided th a t a l t e r th is lie Is not only G eorge anil G ran t J o n s ru d o f K elso. g iv en th e i r h elp a n d sy m p a th y in th is
going to fa s te n th e d o o rs tig h t, but S he w as p a tie n t in su ffe rin g und loved tim e of b e re a v e m e n t.
by a la rg e c ircle of frie n d s.
lie will puli th e c u r ta in s dow n.
MRS. EMMA G REG SON
Mist-. T liek lu S liu b lo o in . of P o r t­
AND FA M IL Y .
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,
land. lias been em p lo y ed as p rin c i­
c o n s tip a tio n , in d ic a te u n h e a lth y c o n ­
pal fo r th e U nion school, K lst. 26.
B etter Put in a Supply.
d itio n of th e bow els.
R e sto re y o u r
L eslie K allas is h o m e from Frajice. sy ste m to h e a lth
am i s tr e n g th by
T h e m in es in fo rm us coal w ill go
H o l­ up 50 c e n ts a ton A u g u st 1, a n d c o n ­
G lad to he back , of c o u rse. B ut lie k ee p in g y o u r bo w els re g u la r.
is c e rta in ly lo o k in g a s if he had lis te r 's R ocky M o u n ta in T e a m a k e s tin u e to rise from th e n on. P ric e s a!
th e bow els w ork n u tu r a lly -th o r­ p re s e n t a re , Rock S p rin g s $ 1 2 .4 0 a
been tr e a te d well.
o u g h ly — re g u la rly .
P o w e ll's P h ar-1 to n ; K ing co al $14.50. P h o u e 851.
Mr
an d Mrs. A r th u r H eacock m acy .— Adv.
Av.
EK STR O M T R U C K S E R V IC E .
w ere G resh am v is ito rs y e ste rd a y .
M abel K e lle r, of E sta c a d a , and
E d ith A n d erso n sp e n t S u n d ay a t th e
Jo h n A n d erso n hom e.
T he young
lad ies re tu rn e d to O regon C ity in th e
e v e n in g , w h ere th e y a re a tte n d in g
th e
C la c k a m a s
c o u n ty
te a c h e rs '
tr a in in g sch o o l, a s u b s titu te of tlie
old tim e in s titu te
Mrs. E m m a M iller a n d h e r h u sb a n d
a n d little son a re v is itin g h e re at th e
h o m e o f h e r f a th e r . Jo h n R ev en u e
G eo rg e J o n s ru d
is laid up witli
blood p o iso n in g in his leg cau sed
fro m in fectio n o f a b lis te r on his
heel. H e is im p ro v in g .
-Max K lig e l’s a n d V icto r J o h n s o n 's
th r e s h in g m a c h in e s a re b usy in th is
n e ig h b o rh o o d .
T h e g ra in yield is
very good
R o b e rt J o n s ru d a n d fa m ily r e ­
tu r n e d fro n t a w e e k 's v a c atio n at S ea­
sid e.
T o Im prove Your D igestion .
" F o r y e a rs my d ig e s tio n w as so
p o o r th a t 1 c o u ld o n ly e a t th e li g h t­
e st foods. I tr ie d e v e ry th in g t h a t 1
b e a rd of to g e t re lie f, b u t n o t u n til
a b o u t a y e a r ag o w h en I saw C h a m ­
b e rla in 's T a b le ts a d v e rtis e d a n d g o t a
b o ttle o f th e m d id I And th e rig h t
tr e a tm e n t. S in ce ta k in g th e m my d i­
g e stio n is tin e .”— M rs. B la n c h e B ow ­
e rs , In d ia n a , P a .— A dv.
A ben In doubt try a Want Ad
.Mr. a n d M rs F ra n k F ish e n t e r ­
ta in e d frie n d s fro m (lie city last S u n ­
day.
Mr. and M rs .1 W M cN em ar, ol i
P o rtla n d , w ere c a lle rs at th e T P. |
C am p b ell h o m e on T u e sd a y e v e n in g I
of th is week
W ill R ichey a n d la m ily a n d M rs i
M J Je w e ll sp e n t tile day W ed n es- I
t v iew ing th e C o lu m b ia R iv er big
way.
C h as H u n te r h a s in v e s te d in
new C h e v ro le t to u r in g c a r
H. E P o p p le to n is m a k in g a p re ­
lim in a ry su rv e y p re p a r a to ry to In­
s ta llin g an e le c tric lig h t p la n t
w hich he e x p e c ts to fu r n is h th e -
m u n ity w ith lig h t
Ye d ev il, o r so m e o th e r in d iv id u a l
c o n n e c te d w ith th e co m p o sin g fo rce,
put us u n d e r th e B o w el's V alley lo a d
a g a in in last F rid a y 's issu e of
O u tlo o k
< ure for D ysen tery.
" W h ile I w as in A sh la n d , K at
a g e n tle m a n o v e rh e a r d m e s p e a k in g
of C h a m b e rla in 's C olic an d D ia rrh o e a
R e m e d y ,” w rite s W illiam W h ite la w ,
of D ps M oines, Iow a. " H e to ld m e in
d e ta il o f w h a t It h a d d o n e fo r b is fa m ­
ily, b u t m o re e sp ecially b is d a u g h te r
w ho w as ly in g a t th e p o in t o f d e a th
w ith a v io le n t a tta c k of d y s e n te ry , i
a n d had been g iv e n up by th e fam ily
p h y sician
S om e of b is n e ig h b o rs |
a d v ised him to g ive C h a m b e rla in 's
C olic a n d K ia irb o e a R em ed y , w hich
be d id , and ta lly b eliev es th a t by d o ­
ing so saved th e life o f Jiis ch ild . He
s ta te d th a t he h ad a lso used th is re m ­
edy h im se lf w ith e q u a lly g ra tify in g
r e s u lts ." — Adv.
P hone W ant ad s to 701
Kcnidence Phone»
S erv ice P h one 271
35x1 ; 36H
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON &, EDER, Props.
Motor Car Repairing, Automobile Accessories, Oils
Gasoline and Greases.
PLE A SA N T HOME
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The Oaks
Council Crest.
Columbia Beach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada Park
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Bull Run Park
Macleay Park
Peninsula Park
Washington Park
ü ak (irove Park.
Mt. Labor Park
Riverside Park
“TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CHOICE MEATS
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Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main Street
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