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F K IIH Y ,
Telegram-Bullook Bargain
Rate
HALEY
Corrected.
T he b arg a in r a te for t i e P o rtlan d
T elegram and th e G resham O utlook
h as been erro n eo u sly quoted as $5.
T h is should have been $4.50. T he ra te
on th e T elegram alone is $3.75. T hese
ra te s a re in effect u n til Feb. 28.
W ant ans. add to y o u r profit.
SMITH
MEMORIAL
Presbyterian
Church
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED.
M inister.
F airview . Oregon
S u n d a y S c h o o l.................10 a. m.
M o rn in g W o r s h ip ..........11 a. in.
Services — Helpful — R estful
Inspiring.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N.
Department of the Interior,
U . S. L and Office a t P o rtla n d . O regon,
F eb ru a ry 8th. 1923,
N O T IC E Is h ereb y given’ th a t J a m e s W .
H u d so n , o f " C
O regon, w h o. on Sep
“ orbett.
'
Or
tem h er 25, 1919, m ad e H o m estea d E n try ,
N o. 06459. fo r W U S W U an d NE<4 S W U ,
S ectio n 3. T o w n sh ip IS. R a n g e 5E. W.
M eridian, h a s filed n otice o f in ten tio n to
m a k e T h ree-Y ea r P ro o f, to e sta b lish cla im
to the la n d a b o v e d escrib ed , b efore the
R e g is te r an d R ece iv e r o f th e U. S. Land
Office, a t P o rtla n d . O regon, on th s 10th
d a y o f A pril. 1923.
C la im a n t n a m e s a s w i t n e s s e s :
J oh n N ix . o f C orb ett. O regon.
A lb ert G raff, o f C orb ett, O regon.
W illia m M iller, o f C orbett. O regon.
A rth u r L a n g g u th , o f C orb ett. O regon.
A ct 6-9-1«.
A L E X A N D E R SW EEK .
R egister.
FI'BKl'AKY
23.
1923
E N T R I SIA ST K WOMEN
El NERAL HELD SUNRAY
EOR EA RESSA R A M E S
S
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1
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SEW
IN
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Sunday
T he serm on topic next
m orning will be "T h e G re atest Need of
!
the C hu rch .-' In th e evening th e se r­
mon w ill be in. E nglish and th e t -pic,
“G aining All o r Losing All."
On S atu rd ay evening, F eb ru ary 21,
th e young people's social m eeting will
be held at th e ch u rch . T h ere w ill be
ro ll call of m em bers w ho w ill respond
w ith q u o tatio n s from G eorge W ash­
ington o r an y th in g b earin g on his life
or tim es. It w ill be a W ashington
p a trio tic m eeting.
T he M ission circ le w ill hold Its
M arch m eeting w ith Mrs. H erb ert
O lson, who w ill be hostess, on M arch
7th.
B 0R 1N «
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. P alm er and son
O rville retu rn ed hom e Monday afte r
a w eek's sta y w ith rela tiv e s and
friends in P o rtlan d .
Miss C a rrie Knox, of P o rtlan d , is
visiting a t th e hem e of h er sister, Mrs.
H. A. Beck and lam lly.
T he Boring R ebekahs have had to
postpone th e ir en te rta in m e u t and
ap ro n sale ag ain till M arch 10. It had
to be put off on acco u n t of th e deep
snow of la st w eek an d w as th en a n ­
nounced for M arch 3 b ut la 'e r found
th a t date woulu conflict w ith th a t of
th e D am ascus school en tertain m en t.
FA IR V IEW
Public Sales
x
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3 A 1A
I I .U A IA i J. j X
P le a sa n t Home w om en a re respond- j , lle ^u n e ra * ° ( Lu D "ssa Davies, who
I tiled suddenly at her m o th er s home in
sew ing school in th a t d istric t and 1 G ,a,l8tone “ u F eb ru ary 13. w as held at
n ea rly 30 have alre ad y signed up for Gl'
ch u rch in G resham last
I his Rank Offers You
th e course. To c a re fo r th is class an d Knnday aftern o o n and th e body was
This Positive Protection
to b e tte r d istrib u te th e tim e of th e ex- I laitl ,o re8t *" th e ia m l|y lot
he«-
ten sio n w ork in th is co unty, th e worn- 1 Sran d !‘«tuer, J . J. R obertson, in the
en w ill be divided in to tw o g roups and Gre!,,lam cem etery
m eet in a lte rn a te days. Miss Cooley ! 1 *18 8erv‘ces w ere In ch a rg e of th e
does not w an t move »han 15 in a class. Rev. C. F. Mosier of th e G ladstone
As m any m ore as w ish can atten d and B ap tist ch u rch , of w hich th e young
we believe t h a t th e p o sitiv e
look on b ut th o se in th e class w ill g irl w as a m em ber. Music w as fu r­
sa fe ty of th e $1,000.00 bond
nished
by
a
q
u
a
rte
t
co
n
sistin
g
of
a c tu a lly do th e w ork assig n ed u nder
fo r ev ery d e p o sito r, w ith o u t
David Cathey, Mr. and Mrs. C larence
th e su p erv isio n of Miss Cooley.
c h a rg e , is m uch b e tte r policy
C
athey
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Bushong.
T h ere is no ch a rg e for th e w ork,
" th a n ta k in g c h a n c e s ” th a t no
th e te ac h er being fu rn ish ed by th e ex ­ Among th e p all b ea rers w ere E llis
losses m ay occu r on u n in su re d
ten sio n d ep a rtm en t of O. A. C. The W right and W infred H ill, G resham
checks.
We believe it is good
n u m b er in th e cla ss is lim ited and young men. Many b eau tifu l floral
public
policy
to do e v e ry th in g
th o se w om en a re chosen as fa r as trib u te s w ere received, am ong them
possible
to
give d e p o sito rs
possible who, in r e tu rn for th e bene­ being a b eau tifu l piece from th e O re­
g
r
e
a
te
r
P
O
S
IT
IV E sa fe ty a n d
fits they derive, w ill a s sist In sp re a d ­ gon City W oolen Mills, for w hich Mrs.
p ro te c tio n fo r th e ir m oney. W e
Davies
w
orks.
T
he
follow
ing
o
b
ituary
ing th e ln to rm a tio n received.
b elieve in in s u rin g you a g a in s t
w as read :
T he P le a sa n t H om e cla ss w ill m eet
c h e c k -ra is in g m enaces.
For
R
uth
L
a
D
essa
D
avies
w
as
born
at
th e w eek of M arch 26-31, one division
y
o
u
r
s
a
fe
ty
’s
sa
k
e
w
e
h
av
e
d
is ­
m eeting on M onday, W ednesday and Sandy, Oregon, D ecem ber 8, 1908. She
c o n tin u e d u sin g u n s a fe ch eck s
passed
aw
ay
a
t
G
ladstone,
Oregon,
F rid ay an d th e o th e r g ro u p m eeting
w h ich w e h ad in sto c k to avoid
F eb ru ary 13, 1923.
on T uesday, T h u rsd ay an d S atu rd ay .
n e e d le ssly e x p o sin g o u r c u s­
La
D
essa
w
as
en
erg
etic,
kind
and
T h e sessio n s w ill begin ab o u t 9 a. m.
to m e rs to ris k s of a n y k in d
and co n tin u e u n til 4 p. m. T he w o m t’i obedient alw ays. She c a rrie d w ith
w h a te v e r.
her
th
e
sp
irit
of
h
elpfulness.
She
as-
I
w ill tak e a potlu ck lunch for noon.
For your greater protection
E v e ry c o m m e rc ial a c c o u n t
W henever you w rite checks on unprotected,
T he m eetin g s w ill be in th e M ethodist sisted h er m o th er faith fu lly . She was !
uninsured forms, then you invite kws through
d e p o s ito r of th is h a n k receiv es
ch u rc h in th e new’ S un d ay school converted and joined th e G ladstone
fraudulent alteration or raising W hy do that,
when these INSURE!) Super-Safety check« are
a v e st-p o c k et $1,000. in su ra n c e
room . T h is room is w ell lighted and B ap tist ch u rch in th e w in ter of 1922.
available for your use ?
policy p ro te c tin g him a g a in s t
c e n tra lly located w ith all th e eq u ip ­ She took g re a t joy in h er C h ristian
loss th ro u g h fra u d u le n t a lt e r a ­
m ent needed except th e sew ing m a­ life, and served her L ord w ith e a rn e s t­
tio n of checks. A sk fo r yours.
ch in es w hich th e w om en w ill be ex ­ ness and constancy. M atters co n cern ­
pected to loan for the week. Five m a­ ing the good of the ch u rc h alw ays
ch in es w ill be needed. C lasses a re took first place.
She is survived by her m other, Mrs.
being org an ized at R u ssellv ille and
M.
Davies, one b ro th er R ich ard and
Gresham, Oregon
C o rb ett for th e second w eek in A pril.
T hese tw o g ro u p s w’ill a lte rn a te as th e one siste r D orothy. T hese w ith a
tw o P le a sa n t Home g ro u p s a re doing. larg e circ le of loved ones and friends
T he w omen who have alread y m ourn th e sad loss of La D essa's =tNIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII(llllllllll|||HlllltlllHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimnillllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllllllllllllllll||||tlllll||||||||||||||||||lu
signed up for th e cla ss a t P le a sa n t early going.
Why?
Because
At S m ith M em orial P re sb y teria n
ch u rc h S unday school w ill be held a t
10 o'clock next Sunday as u su al and
m orning w orship a t 11. T he them e of
We have p u rch ased 122,000 p air
the serm on by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E.
U. S. A rm y M unson la st shoes,
R. D. H ollensted, w ill be “T he Call of
sizes 5% to 12 w hich w as th e en ­
th e F a r H orizon." T he eld ers, tr u s ­
tees and th e ir w ives w ill be th e
tire su rp lu s stock of one of the
gu ests of th e p asto r on T uesday even •
la rg e st U. S. G overnm ent shoe con­
ing of next week at th e m anse. T ians H ome a re as follow s: M esdam es B. C.
trac to rs.
for next y e a r’s w ork w ill be discussed
ROCKWOOD
and an in fo rm al social recep tio n will A ltm an, A lta Stafford, M oulton, A lta
G
entry,
Robt.
Lundbom
,
B
ert
Olsen,
T his shoe is g u aran teed one h u n ­
be held.
T he Lady M acabees held a silver tea i s
Guy H. R o b ertso n , Je a n D ollow itch,
dred per ce n t solid le ath e r, color
a t the homo of Mrs. Wm. Stanley, : g = «
H
en
ry
D
outhit,
H
elm
er
Jo
h
n
so
n
,
A.
E.
d a rk tan, bellow s tongue, d irt and
w hich w as a fine social occasion. Mrs. i §
POWELL VALLEY
D eltav en , Je w ell C ollins, F ra n k G us­
w aterproof. T he ac tu a l value of
C aroline O 'B rien, d istric t deputy, j =
th is shoe is $6.00. Owing to th is
We a re equipped to re p a ir your car,
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e L u th er tafso n , D onaldson, LeRoy W alters, sp en t today in th e neighborhood in the : =
trem endous buy we can offer sam e
L eague w ill be held a t th e ch u rch on G. W. A llder, Jo e Caldo, Sefton, D. B. in te re st of th e order.
reg a rd le ss of the m ake, and do a first-
to th e public a t $2.95.
S unday evening, F e b ru a ry 25, a t 7; 30 H ogan, W ilkenson, Alt, E. B rink
class job, one th a t we feel safe in
Mrs. O. E. H ill and Mrs. W illard IS
o’clock. A good p ro g ram w ill he r e n ­ Dolly K linski, W agner, H enry F ritz Cook, w hose sons a re a tten d in g Ben­
g
u ara n tee in g to be rig h t. We have
and I. T. Wood and th e M isses Ruth
Send c o rre c t size. Pay postm an
dered and all a re welcome.
son P o lytechnic school in P o rtlan d ,
lots of room for live au to storage.
Ick le r, M ary C h risten se n and Alice
on delivery or send m oney order.
attended a bask et ball gam e betw een
Ja ck . A n u m b er of o th e rs have sp o k ­
If shoes a re not as rep rese n ted we
th a t school and th e high school of
en about ta k in g th e co u rse and if
w ill ch eerfu lly refu n d your m oney
com m erce a t th e W ashington high
th e ir nam es a re n ot in th is list they
p ro m p tly upon request.
school gym nasium in P o rtla n d re c e n t­
should
notify
Mrs.
G
en
try
a
t
once.
Get an E x cellen t P ro d u ct and at
ly. The Benson team won, th e score
th e sam e tim e help th e building
In every case p referen c e w ill be given
N a tio n a l Ray S ta le Shoe Co.
being 30 to 9.
SOUTHARD & SOUTHARR
fund of
to (hose w om en who have com pleted
296 B r o a d w a y , N ew York, N . Y.
Rockwood g ran g e will give a dance |
P
h
o
n
e
2391
N ig h t P h o n e 25x5 |
th
e
co
u
rse
in
n
u
tritio
n
,
a
fte
r
th
a
t
it
Bethel Baptist (li lire li
a t the h all on next S atu rd ay evening,
w ill be th e plan to d istrib u te th e w ork
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F eb ru ary 24, w hich m ay be th e be­
over th e te rrito ry in as fa ir an d equal
ginning a series of such events in the EAGLE ( REEK WOMAN
------------------------- N
m an n er as possible, le ttin g one in a
n ear fu tu re.
PA SSES AWAY
gro u p of frie n d s ta k e th e a c tu a l w ork
L ittle R uth P assm o re w as given a
an d th en pass it on to her circ le of
p arty in honor of h er th ird b irth d ay
T h e fu n eral of Mrs. S usan E. Long-
frien d s. T he tim e of th e ex p e rt can
on last T uesday aftern o o n , to w hich a w ell of Engle C reek who died on F eb­
E*«t 8th and Clay
Portland
in th is w ay be m u ltip lied m any tim es
num ber of little to ts w ere Invited.
ru a ry 12, 1923, at the Nash san ita riu m
over.
n t T ro u td ale, from stom ach tro u b le,
T he only individual eq u ip m en t need
w as held la st M onday afternoon, F eb­
PL E A SA N T VALLEY
I ed will be needles, th rea d , pins,
D IF FK R K N T PRICK S
D IF F E R E N T PRICK S
ru
a ry 19, a t 1 o'clock a t th e E agle
thim ble, tap elin e, sh e ars, ta ilo rs chalk
Mr. an d Mrs. C. C. Bahbidge w ere C reek ch u rch . T he fu n eral had to be
I and m uslin o r cam b ric pieces to p ra c ­ g u ests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
postponed for u tim e on acco u n t of the
tice m aking slit pockets, bound but- E w ing of P o rtlan d Sunday.
w eath er. T he body w as b ro u g h t to
|
tonholes,
etc.
Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop
Mr. and Mrs. E alis F o rsg ren of G resham to th e M etzger u n d erta k in g
O th ers w ish in g to ta k e th e co u rse P o rtlan d were week-end g u ests at tiff
p a rlo rs to aw a it fu n eral a r r a n g e ­
should no tify Mrs. G entry a t once and hom e of Mr. F o rsg re n ’s p are n ts. Mi
m ents. In term e n t w as at th e F o re ster
she w ill list th e nam es and th e classes and Mrs. O. J. F o rsg ren .
cem etery n ear E agle Creek.
A NEW DISCOVERY
w ill be m ade up and days assig n ed
Mrs. M ary Sim s is sp en d in g a few
Mrs. Longw ell was born in Ohio on
la te r by th e ex tension w o rk er, th e days v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s and
March 7, 1855. She had lived in O re­
co u n ty ag e n t an d Mrs. G entry. If frien d s a t W oodstock.
gon for a num ber of years. She is
N ature’« way of prodnrtloa
production greatly
th e re is any reaso n why an individual
Mrs. Wm. D ahlquiat Is q u ite sick survived by h er husband and two
Improved.
should esp ecially w ish to atten d on w ith th e g rip a t h er home.
T h e fru it la m uch la rg er and th e
sons.
fru it b u d s m a tu re e x trem ely la rg e
c e rta in days they should notify Mrs.
G. H. Richey, who has been on the(
c h erries and th e y do not fall.
B ear
B uy a few s h a re s of o u r 7 p e r c e n t P r io r P re fe re n c e
G entry h ut th e im p o ssib ility of p le as­ sick list for th e p ast sev eral days, is
In m ind th a t fu lly 50 per cen t o f our
Loading Down the Auto.
S to c k a n d y o u r m o n ey w ill e a rn you o v e r 7 p e r c e n t.
ch
erry
crop
fa
lls
b
efo
re
m
a
tu
rity .
ing everybody is evident and (or the convalescing.
S everal sta te s have been tax in g
T h is m a y all be sa v e d , ex cep t for
D iv id en d s a r e p a y a b le ev e ry th re e m o n th s.
m ost p a rt it w ill save confusion to
w
ea
th
er
co
n
d
itio
n
s,
th
e
first
y
e
a
r
by
J. H. K esterso n has leased his fa ’’m gaso lin e from one to tw o cen ts a g a l­
the a p p lica tio n o f " M oreh ou se’s O rch­
sim ply assig n th e days.
T h is is a good so u n d in v e s tm e n t a d o u r E a sy P a y ­
ard
In
v
lg
o
ra
n
t,”
ap
p
lied
by
ex
p
ert
lon.
to a Ja p a n e se for a term of years.
h o rticu ltu rists.
All fru it m ade to
No ac tu al c o n stru c tio n of g arm en ts
m e n t P la n e n a b le s you to g e t 7 p e r c e n t in te r e s t on y o u r
A. Pelto of P o rtlan d has p urchased
A m eeting of w estern sta te s' gov­
bring forth an ab u n d a n ce, a s th e “In-
w ill be done a t th is school. T he se­
s a v in g s w h ile you a r e p a y in g fo r y o u r s h a re s.
v
lg
o
ra
n
t"
feed
s
th
e fru it h earin g buds.
te n -a c re t ’"ict of laud from Swan e rn o rs w as rec en tly held In San F ra n ­
T h e se r io u s b leed in g a s w ell a s B a c ­
lection, te stin g a lte ra tio n an d in ter- A nderson. Mr. P elto exp ects to build cisco for th e purp o se of ad o p tin g a
In v e s tig a te th is U n u su al O p p o rtu n ity T oday.
teria l O u m m osls, In th e ch erry, soon
' p reta tio n of com m ercial p a tte rn s, ta il­
o v erco m e, th ro u g h th e perfec t c ir c u la ­
and o th erw ise im prove hi:; new ly a c ­ uniform system o t tax in g gasoline tw o
A sk a n y of o u r e m p lo y es a b o u t it.
tion o f th e sap.
R o se s and a ll the
ored finishes and d eco rativ e finishes quired p ro p erty in th e n ea r fu tu re.
flo w er k in gd om m a d e to respond w ith
cen ts a gallon in th e eleven w estern
b
rig
h
ter
tin
ts,
a
ll
ce
r e a ls, v eg eta b les,
w ill be ta k en in th is unit. L ater
P le a sa n t V alley g ran g e w ill hold its sta te s w hich would raise a fund of
forced Into h ea v y production.
In v e stm e n t D ep a rtm en t
P
ra
ctica
l
pruning,
sp ra y in g , b u d ­
1 co u rses to w hich women finishing th is re g u la r m onthly m eeting n ex t S atu r- $100,900,000 a year. E very tim e a F o rd
d in g and g r a ftin g d on e in proper s e a ­
first u n it w ill be eligible w ill include dey evening. D inner will be served filled its 10-gallon ta n k , it would pay
son.
A ll sp r a y s h a v e th e " In vlgoran t"
th e ac tu al c o n stru c tio n of g arm e n ts at 7 o'clock.
added free.
20 ce n ts in tax.
R oom 605 E le c tric B ldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
1
T he w ild ern ess and th e d ry land
and freeh an d p a tte rn w ork, tex tile
C. A. E k stran d is prep irin g to in ­
T he extension of special ta x atio n is
sh a ll be g la d ; And th e d ese rt sh a ll
stu d y and th en m illin ery co u rses, th e sta ll a m odern w ater system on his a d an g ero u s p ro g ram for any sta te to
rejoice, an d b lossom a s th e rose."
W rite or c a ll for fu rth er In form ation
m aking of h ats for fall an d w inter, place.
adopt.
P hone Hn. 5133 and Hn. 1792.
and th e m aking of h ats for sp rin g and
W hile it m u st be adm itted th a t th is
.Sunday excepted.
sum m er.
Is an easy w ay of raisin g m oney for
P
L
E
A
SA
N
T
HOME
T h is w ork is open to any com m unity
road c o n stru c tio n purposes, it in no
in th e co unty if th e w om en w ill tak e
Miss W ilm a Chase, assiste d by Miss w ay justified th e adoption of extension
It up In a definite w ay and notify F lorence H oney of G resham , gave a of th is system of special taxation.
County A gent S. B. H all of th e ir de­ m usical to her frien d s at h er home
I t w ould be ju s t as logical to e s ta b ­
W ondxtock, Port land, Bregón
sire for a class
As th e tim e of the T h u rsd ay evening.
lish a tax of from $1 to $5 on every
See Me for Cattle Hauling
sta te ex tension w o rk er is lim ited, the
tir e sold in a w estern sta te or it would
BORING, OREGON, Kt. 1
Need Your Suit. Cleaned f
com m unities have to ad a p t them selves
In com puting Ids Income tax, the
Re-
08 wt‘H to a PPly a flat tax on au-
H
ave
it
F
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ch
dry
cleaned,
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to th te achedule ol the college w orker
p airin g n eatly done.
T ailo rin g for ' tom ohlle sales. C alifo rn ia sold 200,- ta n n e r m ay deduct all am ounts paid
and w ait th e ir tu rn . T h e first course ladies and men.
000 ca rs, ap p ro x im ately , In 1922. A in th e production, h arv estin g , and
in th e schedule Is th e n u tritio n course
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
P h o n es: E a st 7 1 0 2 ; Gretduun 3.V>
tax of from $1 0 to $40 a ca r according m ark etin g of crops, Including labor,
by Miss M argery S m ith and th is class
to
its p rice would raise several m illion cost ot seed an d fe rtiliz e r used, cost
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
T h e B ank of G resh am pays 5 p er
w as a w onderful help to th o se women
of m inor re p a irs to farm buildings
cent In te re st on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. d o llars.
who took it. It is not a cooking school
Your Patronage Solicited
W hy not add th ese tax es also and (o th er th a n the d w ellin g ), cost of re ­
as som e th in k , b u t a school in food th at a re needed In body building can load th e autom obile to cap acity .— p airs to fences and m ach in ery an d the
v alu es and th e p ro p er com bination In m ade so In terestin g th a t th e w hole T he M an u factu rer.
cost of em ail tools used up in the
to r different individuals. Miss Sm ith 1’im lly will w ant more. Many folks
co u rse of th e year, such as p itch forks,
M oving and G en eral H a u lin g
124-41 U nion A ven u e
m ak es th e cla ss very In terestin g and a re finding it is a saving in d o lla rs
S u b scrib e now fo r th e O utlook and h an d ra k es, hoes, axes, etc.
W ood, Coal an d B riq u e ts
th e only cooking done is to dem on- a rd ce n ts both on g ro ceries and doc­ y o u r P o rtla n d Dally.
P ori lam I, O regon
to r's bills.
Bank of Gresham
Automobile Repairing
Buy Dependable Coffee
G re sh a m G a ra g e
^Vüfionn/ Laundry Company
The Laundry that does / I -
Kinds of Laundry
Ask MR. C. W. BOGGIS, the Route Man
HORSE SENSE
More and Better Fruit
Let Your Money Work for You
i Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CASH
P A IR
for Fresh Cows, Beef
Cows, Calves, Hogs,
of any kind
E. NASSHAHN,
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
I
The Morehouse
Orcharding Co.