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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM S P R IN G D A L E ROCKW OOD OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, JUXE 1«, Utti F A IR V IE W V M IIX -IIA M A S I I S E A R M B l'K E A V T O H O L D P IC N IC An en te rta in m e n t w ill be given by T he S p rin g d ale Needle club will m eet at th e hom e ot Mrs. D. W oodard th e Rockwood E pw orth L eague at the g range h all on the evening of Ju n e 17. on W ednesday, Ju n e 11. “The C h ristian an d Public E d u ca Mr. and Mrs. Je ss R ogers w ere din tion" will be th e topic for discussion n er guests of Mrs. D. W oodard on F ri a t th e ch u rch nig h t service a t th e day, Ju n e 6. Rockwood com m unity ch u rch on Mr. and Mrs. K eldson w ere recent T hursday evening, Ju n e 12, beginning g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vest. at 7:30. Mrs. K eldson is a niece of Mr. Vest. C a rd o f T h a n k s . T he couple a re on th e ir honeym oon. We w ish to ex p ress o u r th a n k s and ap p reciatio n to frien d s for th e m any kindnesses and floral trib u te s at the y °u ioo% death of our beloved son and b ro th er, A I 1 I A I \ • fo r tjjg F a i r ? P. F. H atfield. Get your season tic k et NOW. I. K. H atfield, Mrs. J. D. Link, Mrs. O. A. A nderson. T'lIIVK! Are T he re g u la r m eeting of th e F air view g ran g e w ill be held on next Sat u rday evening, Ju n e 14, prom ptly at o'clock. It has been decided to hold a ll m eetings of th e sum m er m onths in th e evening. A sh o rt business session w ill be follow ed by th e le c tu re r's pro gram . M embers and th e ir fam ilies a re invited. R efresh m en ts of cake an d fru it punch w ill be served. F rien d s and rela tiv e s of Miss C alla H eslin g ath ered a t th e hom e of her b ro th er, Jo h n H eslin on S atu rd ay eve n ing to bid her good bye and good luck on her to u r of E urope w hich she expects to s ta r t in a few days, p e a s a n t evening w as sp en t and bou n tifu l lunch w as served. T hose p rese n t besides th e g u est of honor voU R P R O D U C E w ere E. E. H eslin, Mrs. A nna H einy J. T. and Claud H eslin, Mrs. E thel T I Bi PnrtlgBd. Oregon Thom pson, th e Misses Enid and Vir VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAYS k . ■ ■■ Complete Change Saturday. Adulte. Week glnia Thom pson, J. A. D unbar, A llen Jay Matinee. 20c; Evenings, »Oc. Continu and K ath e rin e D unbar, Mrs. S tella out 1 to 11 p. m. Children 10 cente all times and Jo h n B lair, Mrs. M ary R obinette S e le c t R e s id e n tia l & T r a n s ie n t Mrs. L u ta Cox, B ert Cox and Neil 15th and Yamhill. Portland, Oregon. Heiny. Modem — Fireproof — American Plan Jo h n P eterso n w as th e su ccessful RATES MODERATE bidder on th e g rad in g of Main stre e t and has alread y com m enced th e w ork P o r t l a n d ’s O l d e s t F U R H o u s e H is bid w as $1960. Extahli.h-d 1870. Remodeling, Repairing, Storage. PORTI AND * V I M L iM ilL Z OFFERS A MARKET for Mi I f 13 I M allory C. G. APPLEGATH 129 Tenth Street, near Waehincton. T r u c k s RÄ * F a iT A o la * IMPORTED The All Sizes, Prices. Terms. Alev Veed and Re-built Truck*. Write for Catalog. BADLEY SMITH CO., 9th and Burn aide, B est of Portland. Ore E v e r y th in g . ---------------------- A Imported Groceries and iMUcaciea. What your local grocer does not carry WE SPECIAL li e in L. Mayer Co.. 166 Fifth Street, Portland. Mail Orders Solicited “ £ ONLY GOOD CREAM MAKES GOOD BUTTER MUTUAL CREAMERY CO., Portland. PLEATING SPECIAL W e S p e c i a l i z e in Hides, Pells, Wool, Mohair, Tallow, Cascara, Oregon Grape Root. Goat Skins, Horse Hair Write for Shipping Tags & latest Price List P ortland H ide & W ool C o . 101 UNION AVENUE NORTH, ri)ATI ANO OREGON. Branch at Pocatello. Idaho SUPERFLUO US H A IR ■amoved without injury to the skin by Ney-Rom Pej i’iHtory. Sample on request. Ney-Rom Lab- IfratorieQ. 519 Morgan Bldg.. Portland Oregon. See Yellowstone and Southern California T hese tw o w onderlands have been reproduced In charm ing illu stratio n s by th e U nion Pacific and bound in book form w ith adequate description. Both can be easily obtained and will prove extrem ely en tertain in g as well a s Instructive. W rite for copies to Wm. M cM urray, G eneral P assen g er . Agent, P ltto ck Block, P ortland, Ore- gon, who will forw ard them freely to any ad d re ss upon receipt of request. Cut, seam, hem and machine $1.00 pleat skirts ready for band. Hemstitching, picoting an<l tucking. EASTERN NOVELTY MFQ. OO. 8ft H F ifth 8t. ____ Portland, Ora. INFORMATION M DEPARTMENT P le a t in g — E m b r o id e r y Hemstitching, Button* Covered. STEPHAN'S 16ftVfe Tenth St.. Portland ATTENTION LADIES Sanitary Beauty Parlor»— We fix you np, we make all kinds of Hair Goods of your combings. .loin our School of Beauty Culture. 400 to 414 Dekura Bldg., Phone Broadway 6902- Portland. Oregon A¥ J r°r* ? , ^ V E £ S B roadw ay, P ortlan d . T elep h on e M ain 8740.__________ B ond hand b a tteries, »10 00. 46 Grand A ven u e, Cortland. : C win°br’iif»CTi,u * HefU S ’ m odern m eth od . You can n ot p o s s e s s good h ea lth w ith an im paired n ervou s sv s te m . Dra. D u ck w orth and M asten all m odern d ru g- le s s m eth o d - used, - la g w e tla n d Bldg., Fifth and W ash in gton , P ortlan d CAM ERA A N D KODAK R E P A IR IN G A dolph W. H arr, A b in gton Big . Portland. C om p lete Line B o ttle r s’ S u p plies P ortlan d B e v era g e «fc Sply Co., 431 S tark LEA TIN G , H EM STITC H IN G FLOWERS A FLORAL DESIGNS uttona, S collop ing, P ea rl-P Ico t Edge, CUT Clarke Bros. Florists, 287 Morrison 8$. W ide H e m stlti hlng. E m broidery, B u tton DR. A BR A M S SYSTEM H o les All w ork g u aran teed . F or all C hronic D laeaaee, M adison Bldg. tln g and ' “ B u “ tton W orks, S m ith Pie P le a tin 823 M organ B P ortlan d , Ore. D E N T IS T C h arles S. W ollln, S u ite 601-602 S te v e n s B u ild in g. P ortlan d , Oregon. FEATHERS AND FLOWERS Do not throw away your old feathers. We elean, dye and remodel and match samples. New Flow- _ _ a .— ers and Feathers made to order. 20 years estab- Portland, O f .___________ li.hed. We guarantee all work. Hartness Fenth- T he W A S H IN G T O N HOUSE C L O A K - S U IT »?:--------- 268 Wash. St., Between 3rd and 4th. I WABASH. Rooms 50c. 204 Madison St. LjtdiAR' Coats-Suits, »14.85 Dressea. »7 50 F ertlllx ers »25.00. Red A sh Heed C o , uuisj silk Hoae, » 1 0 0 . Ask about our Spe- V an cou ver, Wn. “ F e r tlllie W ith B rains. THE LUCILE BEAUTY SCHOOL- $?>,uftn2dnt Pl‘ n ‘ "d fr” Phot° °ffer 7 lT I iT VI IH A *|f I 11 1 1 V I T'T I I ,/\ I U I ll Ilk I A rtU ---- ----------------------------------------------------------- I T h e L u cllc m eth od m a k e s you a real »■ a D O m arceller. All b ru n ch es of B e a u ty cu ltu re !\l »4 I ta u g h t by ex p ert In structors. For full In- AJAZe form ation w rite 41 S e llin g -H ln c h B ldg P h on e M ain 4337. ____________ L A T E 1922 H U P M O B IL E MOLER B A R B E R CO LLEG E u ??cen'tl*v tu in e d Pinr m na' m iV T lU m A o'’ w h 'l« l e a n i n g “’ * P oeltlon a^ ecu red ™ W rite f?. w e hav“ Vedo " ,itm n ed P Ihi’ioughVy f a id ^ O r a io n ,,u rn 8 ld ' P o r t- III S id w ill g u a r a n te e . It 1« p ain ted a d eep ‘ -------------- ue w ith fen der» and hood en am eled . . . . SURG IC AL C O R 8E T 8 kek hag sp rin g bum per, sp o tlig h t, a u to ‘ M ade to m easu re, 46« W a sh in g to n 8t w in d sh ield sw ip e, ’24 licen se , barcap, e t c . ; 1 If you are troubled w ith A p p en d icitis «gr m a y be seen in our u sed car dept. or S to m a ch T rouble, w rite Hlxx C om pany, IN T S d , A O N regon, D W A for L L P free A P E In R form ation in Or w ill a rra n g e d em o n stra tio n by ’phone P P A ortlan M iller P a in t glish. Co , 172 F ir st S t. an o in tm e n t; price $876, term s g iv en , a lso G erm an or En ; P E R F E C T O T R U N K MFQ. CO. T run k s, A u to T ru n k s to order. T hird U«ed Car D ept. I an d P in e. P ortlan d . Ore MA N L E Y A U T O C O ., 431 B urnaide. P ortlan d , Ore. R Y D E R P R IN T IN G CO. WE WRECK AUTOS and TRUCKS Parts Sold at HALF PRICE Write or Call 192 Third S treet ^ P ortlan d , O regon S A L E S M E N E A R N »80.00 D A ILY s e llin g NOO AR C loth in g S u its, 312 60 m ade to m ea su re. W ill o u tw ea r three ord in ary su its. A b so lu tely sn a g proof, w ater ana fire r esista n t W rite for S ellin g P lan. 801 C ou ch B ldg , P ortlan d , Ore. U S E D CASH R E G IST E R S S ca les, E lec tric C offee M ills, S h ow , Ore C a ses, B u tc h e r s’ D isp lav C a ses B O X E R T R A D IN G CO.. 129 F ir st S t P ortlan d . O T el. B R oad w ay 7438 D A V ID H O D ES CO., too. Everything from a bolt to an engine. Ave.. C« Eat Salata St., ri Set of T e e th , $8 00 Wc guarantee material and workmanship. Paini««* extraction of twth. 5uc. 2D year« in the same location. U. S. DENTISTS. 246V» Wash Infft«>n cor. Second. Portland. Oregon. W hen You Have S u f f e r e d E n e n fc h P L U M B IN G M A TERIAL Bath», »ink», to ilets, ha» in», bollerà. pipe, valve» and fittln < » P rices reason* ab le Stan d ard P lu m b in g w A _ H ea tin g Co. E a st 6th and M orrison flta P ortlan d , Or. CLEANING AND DYEING For reliable Cleaniag and Dye ing service eend parcels to ua We pay return poatare. Inform ation and prices riven upon re quest ENKE 8 CITY DYE WORKS.. Established 1890. Portland. Ore • c d h a v e sp en t enough loney for d ru g m ed i- n es th a t h a v e pro- wuced no r e su lts. In 0*8es o f S to m a ch . K id n ey , L iv er and Bow el — r tro u b le s en d R H E P M A T I8M , then w rite C to m e, atnte you r ailm en t, a»d e n d o w 4 K afoury B ros., 383 A ld er Bt- cen t» in sta m p s for m y F ree B ook let, w h ich w ill tell you th e w ay back to N ew L ife, H ea lth and H a p p in ess w ith M A R C E L L S MIRACLE M INERAL For Weak Kidney* and Inflammation A d d ress, M arcell, th e N atu re Man, of the Bladder. 801 W . Lom bard S t., P ortlan d , Ore. p e a se m en tio n th is paper._______________ We pay the SILK SHOP AUKIE PILLS ELASTIC STOCKINGS, TRUSSES Abdominal Supporters — Arch Sep.xwta. Send for meae arin< blank a Luf-Davi» Drug Co. g fc $7.50 PE R SET DR. R W W. . D O N O H U I DR R. ««A » -4»- £,4 129 F o u rth S t., D -4 1 -e l P ortland, Telephone Bdy »91 B o u g h t, S o ld an d E xch an g ed . Ww m» th* old r« liable Onn that ha« a'way» •tond fnr square daaiin». Wa guarantee all stock ' a* fepraaented. m rent by the day, w«wk of month, with or without har Call, write at I wire. 0 - e . N orth P o K I a ri d H o r •» A M u 1» Co., U n lor Ure sto r k Yards. N orth P ortlan d . O regon. E m pire O ltl. ___________ _____________ W T he an n u a l picnic o t th e Union D am ascus F arm B ureau w ill be held in th e Jo h n H offm elster grove t m iles ea st o t D am ascus on S atu rd ay Ju n e 14. T he p rogram w ill begin at 10 o'clock and will co n tin u e u n til late aftern o o n . L unch w ill be enjoyed in th e Union schoolhouse in th e grove Coffee w ill be served free. T he speak ers in th e afternoon w ill be A. S. Dudley of th e sta te ch am b er of com m ere«, and B. F. Irvine, ed ito r of the P o rtla n d Jo u rn al. Music w ill be fur nished th ro u g h o u t th e day by th e Es ta cad a 25-piece band and a p ro g ram of gam es an d co n tests w ill be held. C hester Mulkey, pro m in en t McMinn ville d airym an, w as th e sp e ak e r at th e F arm B ureau m eeting held a t th e Union schoolhouse S atu rd ay evening Ju n e 7. Mr. Mulkey is o u t in th e in te re st of th e oleo bill an d proved a very in te restin g and con v in cin g sp eak er. Mrs. A. L. H eacock, rep o rt ing th e m eeting, said, “W ere any of us in doubt or indifferent to th e m e rits of th e bill we w ere su rely p ersuaded to ra lly to its su p p o rt. He told of ex periinent8, illu stra tin g w ith pictu res w hich proved conclusively th e value of b u tte rfa t in th e diet an d th e im possibility of vegetable oils being an ad equate su b stitu te from a dietetic point of view. T he in creasin g use of th ese su b stitu te s is alarm in g , he sta te s, and su rely a m enace to our dairy in d u stry . He touched brieliy on th e filthy and u n sa n ita ry condi tions u n d er w hich th e o k ra and oils a re handled before reach in g the U nited S tate s and su rely we w ant none of th e ir b u tte r su b stitu te s m ade from such filth. "M iss F ried a K ltzau en tertain ed in h er usual ch arm in g m an n er w ith both vocal and piano m usic a fte r the b u sin ess m eeting. “A dvisability of h aving a H arv est F estiv al and having an exhibit a t the C anby fa ir w as discussed and the ch airm an w as asked to app o in t com m ittee. “A crop inspection to u r is planned for th e fore p a rt of Ju ly if P ro fesso r H yslop can be secured a t th a t tim e. A nother b erry m eeting w ill be held at Mr. R o b erts’ th e la st w eek in June. Mr. Long w ill be presen t. 'An in v itatio n to atten d th e Clack am as county field day a t O. A. C. on Ju n e 17, w as read and m em bers urged to accep t if possible.” PO W ELL VALLEY At a p re tty home w edding S atu rd ay evening, Ju n e 7, Miss H azel Sedig be cam e th e bride of E lm er E. S a tte r- g ren , of M inneapolis, M innesota. A sm all com pany of rela tiv e s and n ear friends, ab o u t 15 in all, w itnessed th e cerem ony, w hich w as read by th e O. J. W ilner. T he bride w as a ttire d in a d ark blue trav elin g su it of p o iret tw ill and w ore a hat. She w as atten d ed by Miss D aisy P atte rso n of P o rtlan d , and th e groom ’s best m an w as M orris W yeth, also of P o rtlan d . H azel is the only d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sedig. She has lived in Pow ell V alley all h er life and has a h o st of friends. She is a g rad u a te of G resham Union high school and for a num ber of years has been em ployed by th e W estern Union T eleg rap h com pany in P o rt land. Mr. an d Mrs. S e tte rg re n left im Algv/ Door to tv o r y f tn n ç rrr 70wn * m ediately for A sto ria w here th ey will rem ain for sev eral m onths a t least. On S atu rd ay evening, Ju n e 14, th e L u th er L eague will give a stra w b e rry social a t th e L u th e ra n church. S tra w b erries, coffee and cak e w ill be served, also a sh o rt p ro g ram w ill be ren d ered by th e young people. On T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Ju n e 12, Mrs. C. A. L in d g ren w ill en te rta in th e L adies’ Aid at h er home. All a re co rd ially in vited to atten d th ese events. POftTLAMft on a C arl A rvidson re tu rn e d to his w ork IHags a t M ontgom ery W ard's Monday m o rn Wholesome food oookeri iyet right ing a fte r enjoying a ten-day vacation ow SPECIAL Zfte a t home. by oooke who j feaow. that aan not _ . luncheon luncheon served daily »«.a On acco u n t of th e cool w eath er th e young people have postponed th e ir w ienie ro a st on th e Sandy u n til S a t u rd ay evening, Ju n e 21. «TT’O rition F 6 R B a CH o R a DU at ! Miss R uth N ystrom en tertain ed F r i DBC K C R ■ u l l N E M COLLKGC A I.lh K T BLDG day evening for Miss H azel Sedig Y our “V B E t H W hile W « W ork w hose w edding w as an ev en t of th e O ur R ep u tation 1« oar graateat rm «L Dr K aen», 331 <4 W ash in gton S t., P ortland follow ing evening. F ifteen young la A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y ECHOOL dies w ere p re se n t and enjoyed a s s is t p arts In all lin e s of B e a u ty W ork. M edical Ring . P ortlan d , O regon.__ ing th e b rid e in a sew ing bee. IN GRESHAM and VICINITY THESE DEALERS SELL RED CROWN GASOLINE (iK F S Il V M — llrpHhum OarsKP II. l une Mhermun M rl'artrr K ur|i|> rll A llr r x llî-M H e 8 . S.) Hearjr T llxn rr P 1 .F A S A X T HOM E— W . A. P rortor Ben S le ie a x o n CO TTRFLL— « m. C rynes IH )D U E F A IR V 1EW — <1. (i. Itaiiry IH TROlTDALB— ('. Bush I». W . ( hnm hrrlatn Ja x . L. C<*ok J . O. Out lx Johu A. Larxxon S f ili Mi D A I F— Parxuaa A N orthw ay Salxinuu Brolhrrx CORBETT— I r o n llh u lx l I.. F. F u n g h i •I. > . Hv loim un SIg. K nighton H urry K lrkrrt C R O W N P O IN T — W . A. Johnxon B R ID A L V F I I __ B ri.lui VrII T linbrr Co. I. I». L ong M A It II F \ It 1 1. F— J. E . Ford P. J. Meli own n A Son P A R K — A. II. W oodroek L I. R I X— C. F . Alien SA M IT— A. C. Buuuihurk P. K. .Mrlnig F errei B roth ers K FI. S O - E rl A Jouxrail CH F U R I t IL L E — W . li. Alien J. T. M rln tyre .Mrx. W. S torkley B eo. l i . T h om as Il Iti UH I W H o u li em m e (ia rn g e W E L C IIE S — Thox. B ro m i Il IIO D O D FN DIIOX— «• y • ? * i'i,,,n ». A . ftu n erty 1-1 A M M 1 1 l i - li. F . C ogxw rll S T I A.MOKE— F. AI. lini I n BO N X F V I1 I F— L. W. Shrrninn DA MASI | s __ J . T. t utoli A. 11. lillx u u O R IE N T — .tllke C uniilngliuni 1IOHI.XU— <>• F. Petvrxou These dealers and over 6 , 0 0 0 others on the Pacific Coast sell dependable Red Crown ga so lin e— uniform w hen ever and wherever you buy it* Saves carburetor adjust ments and gives ready accel eration, 1 0 0 % pow er and greater gasolin e mileage* Wherever you motor you’ll find the Red Crown sign and the red, white and blue pump* Head for these and get the old reliable favorite — Red Crown gasoline* '"’‘A Cornelius by kBo Cafdena f e a S t t . ¿ n a g " REEVES, INC. ° X »Ll<9" a "FOR W O M EN— S Y W O M EN " W o m en ’» E m p lo y m en t B ureau H e lp of all k in ds, 409 Y am hill 8 treat, G u a ra n te e d Oregon Luggage Co SPECIAL PRICES on TRUNKS RAOS ^TIT- CASES. 110 Sixth St.. Neat Columbia Theater HAPS I h 'f J H SUITS CAPS c COATS SHOES a ■ • . f ; -. *’ 386 A M u r r ie o n . o p p o s ite O ld s , W o r t r a a n • K i a g o invanì The BARRON’S PLEA SA N T HOME H o m e T r e e tm e n t fo r G o itr e O ur p rescrip tion la not a p a te n t m ed i cin e b u t th e resu lt of y ea rs of itu d y and e x p erien ce In th e tr e a tm e n t of (lo ltre. It c o n ta in s no n a rco tics Bor h ab it form in g d ru g s nor a n y th in g th a t la In a n y w a y In ju riou s to th e h u m an sy s te m W i re fund ev ery dollar you pay If w a fa ll to g e t sa tisfa c to r y re su lts for you. Joh n son A Lloyd. B ranch M anagers M l C ham , of Cum P u rllsn o , Q r* PORTLAND. ORB SECOND AND TruM E x e r ts j CORNER Ml I Kill.SOM r I ortland .O r» | H O R SE S and M U L E S IN S T IT U T E O ld -tim e P ow er o f God C o ttrell school closed an o th er y e a r's w ork F rid ay . May 16. On T h u rsd ay , May 15, a very in te restin g program w as given by th e p upils of th e school u n d er th e d irection of the te ach ers. At th e close of th e pro gram county diplom as w ere p resen ted to 21 pupils for ex cellen t w ork done In sp ellin g and arith m etic d u rin g the y ear. In o rd er to m e rit one of th ese diplom as a pupil m u st have a grad e of 95 in sp ellin g and 90 in arith m etic Due to the epidem ic of m easles and chicken pox d u rin g th e y ear only one pupil had diplom a for p erfect atten d ance, M elford A rnold being th a t one an d he had previously had both m easles and chicken pox. E lean o r Brook w as th e only eighth g rad e pu pil. She had a special p a r t in th e p ro g ram and h as received h er di plom a. Mrs. E. E. Van F leet and Miss F lo ren ce Snyder have been hired again to have ch a rg e of th e school an o th er year. T he picnic given by th e P a re n t- T each er asso ciatio n a t Dodge p ark la st W ednesday w as a g re a t success A bout 75 sa t down fo r d in n er in the aftern o o n q u ite a few m ore cam e S tu n ts, gam es and rac es w ere enjoyed by all. Ice cream w as served and all re p o rt of having a good tim e. Monday, J u n e 16, is th e an n u a l school m eeting for th e p u rp o se of electin g one board m em ber and clerk. Mrs. A. J. A ult is th e re tirin g board m em ber. Mr. E. E. Van F lee t is clerk On T h u rsd ay , Ju n e 19, th e W illing W o rk ers of th e C o ttrell com m unity ch u rch w ill hold a b az aa r a t the ch u rch . They w ill have a p lay en titled “Mrs. Je n k in 's B rillia n t Idea. R efresh m en ts w ill also be served. Je ss H ite h as tak en th e c o n tra c t of doing th e logging for th e Badger C reek L ogging com pany, n ea r Bull R un and h as moved his fam ily th e re Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Van F leet and frien d s called a t th e W atk in s home S unday aftern o o n . Postage. W IN K L E R 'S P H A R M A C Y 173 Thirl DIVINE HEALING SA N D Y BLU FF Price 25c a Boi 62^-44 North Sixth S t . PAGE THUE K B ob Shoppe W han in P ortlan d h ave your hall c u t at th e B<'R « H O P P E , uiii- cellln g. C urlin g E xpert xperta a Only Or Em ploy ployed Em P hon« j« bit n 1576 U n ta r Bid», I» I ' 00 brtl&na. OreffoQ “ M FREE of ynur RARY tn fft RIR TH PA Y Month S o w e ll S tu d io 1431-2 3rd V. ZfefiMvn AU»r A Morriton T he Rev. E. A. S m ith of P o rtlan d h as consented to fill th e position of p asto r of th e B a p tist ch u rch for th e sum m er. He will begin his duties n ex t Sunday, Ju n e 15. T h e B ap tist L adies’ Aid will m eet 1th Mrs. P. M. M iller next T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Ju n e 12. Miss B erney of W alla W alla, W ash ington, has been v isitin g frien d s In th e neighborhood. M. C. M iller and fam ily have r e tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in Coos county. Miss M arjorie C hapm an has r e tu rn ed to h er hom e from Olympia, W ashington, w here «he h as been teaching. T h e H ester fam ily and frien d s m o to red to M cM innville to v isit Mrs. H ector M organ. Mr. and Mrs. Jo sh . C hase and son H a rry and Miss W ilma C hase mo to red to Tacom a, W ashington, to visit relativ es. STANDARD OF QUALITY STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( C a lif o r n ia ) Employment vs. Politics. W ith th e tax bill and th e bonus m easu re disposed of by co n g ress for th e tim e being. It Is q u ite probable th a t th e tariff w ill be dragged in as an Issue for th e next congress. I t Is going to be difficult to play p a r tisan p olitics w ith th is Issue as th e public realizes th a t a rea so n ab le t a r iff to p ro tec t A m erican w orkm en and In d u stries from ru in o u s com petition Is a m a tte r of good b u sin ess re g a rd less of p a rty affiliations Many of o u r in d u strie s depend for th e ir ex isten ce on a tariff w hich w ill P hone o rd ers to O utlook 1661. give them an even b reak In th e hom e m a rk e t w ith foreign goods produced WAR( EI.LI5G. w ith cheap labor. M rs. C. L. Redding. From 10 ». m. Beet su g a r Is a ty p ical Illu stra tio n . till 7:15 p. m. Over S ch an n o 's Con We could g et along w ith o u t th is In- d u atry and buy o u r su g a r from foreign fectio n ery .—Adv. co u n tries b ut th e p rice we would u lti m ately pay would be far g re a te r th an th e sm all am ount added by th e tariff w hich enables th is In d u stry to live an d save th e United S tates from being dep en d en t w holly upon foreign su p plies. Considered from th is angle, the tariff q uestion Is not a political Issue. WEAK EYES! CAMPHOR If you have w eak, aching eyes try sim ple cam phor, w ltchhazel, H ydras tis, etc., as m ixed in L avoptfk eye w ash. One sm all b o ttle helps an y case w eak, strain ed o r so re eyes. A lum i num eye cup free. G resham D rug Com pany.—Adv. The Bank of O resham pays 6 per cen t In terest on tim e deposits.—Adv.