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Newspaper Page TextBuy Holiday Goods Now By so doing you get better service and will have a more complete stock to select from your ¡nspecdon8OOdS amVlng d a‘ly' W<? sh° W,ng the finest and largest I« « w e have ever placed on the m arket for There are a few Broken Lines odds and ends from our Stock-Reducing Sale that must lines are the foffowkT r6S° VC<^ tO et them go at Previous Special Prices. Am ong these SHOES Groceries 17 Prs. Men's Walk Over shoes reg. $4.50 $2 98 Kirkendall “ “ $5.00 $3.48 Peters and Brown shoes $3 3.50 $2.48 One lot of childrens odds and ends $1.25 - $ | 50 97c $1.75 - $2.50 $1.19 “ “ “ Ladies “ 2.00 $1.19 “ •« M 8. « 3.50 $2.49 Boys Rubber Boots at Cost. C o rset S p e cia l! One lot 50c Corsets “ “ $1.10 - - . Corn Cranberries G uaranteed Flour Raisens seedless 19c All wool Cassmere Pants, reg. $3.00 $3.50 d e m o n s . ! yt,„ G_n sh a m s Big Departm ent Store on Main St. O utlook " ian w ,, rks , o " le fu " ,' x , ent of ( h o sen a s o n e of 50 h o n o r stu - th e n a tio n is In ta c t.” < c a ts ou t o f 3 000 in th e C hicago I'u b llsh ed every T u esd ay an d F rid ay A r t In s titu te . Miss L a u ra F . P r a t t of - - a t G resh am , O regon. G ltE H H A M 'S W A T E R SY STEM . M ound t ity, Mo.. a ttr ib u te s her H L. ST. CLAIR, E d ito r and P u b l’r success to th e ex cellen t tr a in in g she Now th a t th e co n n ectio n s u re be V R LYMAN, B u sin ess M anager. • i w i l u n d e r I rot !•. D. M cL outh in g m ad e w ith th e Hull H un w a te r a t th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege, O u r S u b s c rip tio n Itu tc s pipes, am) o u r c a st-iro n sy stem is be In w ritin g him o f h e r w ork, sh e O ne ye a r, $1.50; I “ * , .............. »■ - a d v a n ta g e th a t r s ix m o n th s , 75c; in g in s ta lle d , th e tw o ou t of a class of 25 to be given th re e m o n th 's t r ia l I G resh am will h av e in its w a te r su p - P h e n i x A lt^ W h° rk, U" " e r F ra n k s u b s c rip tio n , 50c i > « lin in g to d a w n u p m o u t I I hoenix. A lth lth o o u u g g h h ah« sh e e n te re d as liocnlx. A A di m ix in g . c itiz e n s . | . .............. “ ----- *- ■- R a t e s re a so n able. O u r re p r e s e n ta tiv e w ill c a ll Phon« C a lif o r n ia E n te re d a s seco n d -class m a tte r a p ,,ro . v . . e ' 1 , 8y8,‘‘»‘ o f Iron m ain s u ih u v i r«. ' J 1 ooK (.a llro rn ia h as w ritte n M arch 3. 1911, a t th e post office a t 1 u bi> n ° re s e rv o ir o r D ean A. B. C o rd ley of th e O regon G resh am , (»regon, u n d e r th e a c t o f 8 la "<l Pipe o r p u m p in g sta tio n tmed A gri, u ltu r a l C olleg e a s k ln a h im M arch 3. 1878. ed A ta n h a v in e h*u»n ne< u re i a»King him to ------------------------------ — ----------------------- b o th B ull R u n m i . reco m m en d tw o m en fo r a s s is ta n ts „ w i . . . ■•»I b,. classed am o n g th e e m p ire s H er » a lls of seclu sio n and lo n g er • x.lu slo ti a re tu m b lin g . |,e t us hop, th a t sh e w ill |w g u id ed in th e fo rm a tio n of h e r new n a tio n a l poll • s in lin es of tr u e p ro g ress am i p erm an en cy . T h e C hines,. a re a p eaceab le and in d u s trio u s paople On. « th ey a re freed from d esp o tic op- re slon and p erm e a te d w ith a new iitlonal id eal, th e ir p ro g re ss w ill be llenrx \ r ' l ' l i u ' ' B l ' k ‘ hln:‘' s , r ry A rth u r B lake, says th a t w hen th e C h in e « , pm .pie do m ove th e ad- ra n c e w ill be p ro b ab ly stead y and I I f c e rta in ly m a in ta in e d ' T he •raketiln g of C h in a m ean s h e r en Into stro n g c o m p e titio n f o r stro n g c o m p e titio n for r,i rx full sh a I re of r ♦ th rx e • tr «• a o d .1 e of o * th a- e - V .th h e r u re a , c o m m ercial c ' J an d e n o rm o u s p ro d u c tiv e c r She »III 1». a b le to a la rg e nt to supply h er ow n w a n ts a n d c e rta in ly reach o u t to d is ta n t t heap lab o r, G iv e n m a c h in e ry , u n su rp a sse d . ‘ h '™ - LINDSEY W e Deliver Goods within reasonable distance m in eral «b p o . l t . , an d e d u c a te d d e te rm in a tio n cX;— -X - T he "Y ellow P e r i l ” 1« n o t i< ..i..n m uch as it is t h e «. i t ® h i" a A g ain st S u n d ay P ic tu re Show s. T he w om en of th e facu lty of th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l co lleg e, th ro u g h ,h e l«" o rg a n iz a tio n , th e C ollege F o lk clu b , w ill c o m m u n ic a te to th e city co u n cil th e ir d is a p p ro v a l of th e pro- p ro posed Hunduy o ism ln g of th e movl ' ng p ic tu re sh o w s, w hich is to be d is cusaed at th e next m e e tin g of ' l!i j e cou nell. A D a h lh a m m e r; S e c y . K O T m k people w ho fo r c e n tu rie s w ore th e ir c ’ P ’ T’ N o‘ h a ir in long q u eu es to in d ic a te th a t / tU rday an d th l«* M anrhiis s p ,lh i nnd s " &A- n „ t. g a : » y ™ -------- l> r.-in _ _ p ra je r it p W e d n e a rin v o v o n i t G ; m e e tin g J. H S ch ram F M B u rtch P a sto r a t 7 :3 0 p B u rtc h . I a sto r. 61— M eets first BORING M. E .— P re a c h in g 11 F r id a 5' n ig h ts m. each S u n d a y ; 8 p. ni. a lte rn a S undays. S u n d ay school 10 a. r ■ K - I P* 01 • c h a rj a • .... .............. I » « - » . , - « , u iro u g n Mexico. T a h lto . an d th e lik e d is tric ts Yy ‘ OIV, Will ■ --------wc.v.vT-O WVIJ HU II (lily UlOF m a k e a good ac c o u n t of th em selv es ROCKW OOD GRA NG E __ F irst 11 ° o clock clock. S u unday n d ay school m n e e ts * 1 co llectin g an d b re e d in g p red acio u s to th e w orld. W ednesday a t 8 p. m. an d th ird 30 ln ch a rg e of M rs J W. Towi an d p a ra s itic in se c ts fo r econom ic T h e p re s e n t re v o lu tio n is re m a rk - ka,ar< lay a t a m. M aster, F. ®f"d . Y' , P , 8 C - K devotion: stu d ies. ab le in I t . re s tra in in g pow ers by all ^ r ’ ta r y ’ V ,o ,a 3- ° - la- R o w X p a ito ? ’. “ Th° The Awakdllllg Ot CHlIia class«» of th e people, w ho, th o u g h t M. C H A R IT Y H IV E No. in re b e llio n , not only to e ffe c t a d i r a n e r n ^ n s ^ Com ' X ? d y n a stic ch an g e, an d put a tr u e I ----------- M ongolian m on ii m th e e th ro ro n n e e o o r r else else i ’hin« »h it . . In t h i n « th e old, a g e long n a tio n erect a rep u b lic, bu, a re also w ar- e re c t a rep u b lic, but a re also w ar- has aw a k e n e d . S he h a s slu m b e re d rin g because of th e ru le rs m a k in g fo r a th o u M n d y ears. S he yaw ned. r a llro » d lo an s w ith fo re ig n e rs ; yet S tretch ed an d ru b b ed h e r es they th€y hav e re r«‘f fra r a in ined e n eraiy e ra iy e ey j.eg ed so g en 'o p e n a few y e a rs ag o . but in t tl„. h e 1 ' ’" " i ' a k ln g ,h<? " fe ° r oooig d o ,n g s 8 e er‘- n- j ous in ju ry to th e m any fo re ig n e rs in T h e O reg o n ian is a b o u t rig h t In -'e a r of o u r L o rd . 1911, sh e s u d d e ..- , ln e lr D orner, T ru e a few ft'- th e ir b o rd ers. T ru e a few have ? 7 , ‘C COU" ” r C° Ur' " r ‘, h ' ' y “ W° kt> an d ,o d ay C h ln a 8 ta n d . a s been a tta c k e d and k ille re illed d , but hut th ih e „ r., t'u n m e n t 'o f ' W Co m r ' M' ‘ ” ' < r ,h e ?«« o ld e st n a tio n of th e to be a g e n e ra l u n d e rs ta n d - ,n P o r T n d SLb. Z “ '« rs a day fo r r.xim an d b o ard w ith J a l>a a tic k le d th e ste e p in g m o n .te r In c id e n ta ls In p ro p o rtio n , may b . t i n * » h a s tra w of w a r W estern na- , . 7 . » « » u rn na n „ ... •. i f . 7* frel,X ‘>d ,,n8 , * lg*<'d »» «»«■ o f ’ be nose, o r ta x p a y e r ' ° ° m ' * frC n ,“ ' ' d lo rn '« n te d h e r a little , but a f te r th e Bow r mowm. r » _ _________ . M e e ts In M ar.«» h . . T h u rs d a y e v e n in g . N ............... th o u s a n d 1 people well posted o a th e s itu a tio n In the,' g re a t C h in ese E m p ire. T h e ey es of tile w orld a re on C hin a, it m ay a m a rk e ts ° ur - s to m e r s to i u c a tio n l e x a m in a tio n s in old classics Lodge N otices. F A IR V IE W CIVIC IMPROV In th o se boxlike s ta lls w h ere g a th - M ENT CLUB- M eets firs t an d si e re d th e very old g ra y -h a tre d men ROCKW OOD U N IT E D A RTISA N S and M onday ev en in g s of each nion as well a s th e y o u th of h er J. — ----- —> — « lan d . Xo 206— M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y J. P. P rovince, P re s id e n t; She prizes e d u c a tio n ju s t as highly nlg h L M aster, Mrs. R ich T e g a rt; S chram , se c re ta ry . b u t fin d s new s u b je c ts n ecessary to 8O cretary- H H Jo h n so n . C h u rc h N o tic e s be ta u g h t in acco rd w ith w e ste rn F A IR V IE W U N IT E D A RTISA N S le a rn in g . ¡N o. 178— F ir s t S a tu rd a y ev en in g T hese new schools hav e d e , “ i"*? t h l r ? S a t,' rdttJ' ev en in g is so LIN NEM A N M EM O RIAL M. k c h u rc h , G resham - S u n d ay servici S unday school, 9 :4 5 a. in. P reac in sh e is conscious of la te n t p o w er G RESH A M P trn tfu - t o 7 :3 0 p. t T° JaPan> ' ° ’he l n ‘,e,i S ta t« “- and N° 6 ^ - M e e . s m I O o F h a h ing 1 1 :0 0 a. til., and E p 61™8 w o rth L ®very ea g u e T 6 h :3 u 0 rsd p. a y in. P ra y to v E u ro p e h e r s tu d e n ts go in la . r g e r second a __ n d a fo W ed ' n esd ay n s a ^ n o , f I n® . _ u _ rth ________ m eetin g every T h u rsd a y a t * ---------s o in l a r g e r : -------------------------------------- --o e u n e s o a y s ' each m o n th Mrs. S. I. D ailey No- Geo * • H opkins. P a sto r. t i e G ran d , Geo. K eller, S e c re ta ry ■ , PLEA SA N T V ------------ ALLEY -A 11/ P T IS T , . I a e rv k 'e8 fir8t and th ird S undi 1- ° . each n io n th - S u n d ay school a t 1 ! : •••'' - Z —•~****»^ X ” no »BBiBiauL, w m i j a red ra c e of i— ; / ~ .. ....... .. “ ................................. . " " " ............ . r . .. - Mr. H o p k in s fo r * cl,y of '" •e n ly -fiv e I: su e of th e O u tlook ". $2 to 17.50 1 F ra n c e o r G erm an y o r an y o th e r na- S ec re ta ry . ’ j G RESH AM B E T H E L B A PTIST do w lth c h in a . b u t w h a t KOCKW OOD I O. O. F. No. 213 10" ^ m . ^ r o a c h T n ^ a ^ / i 1 a ^ 'm ” ’« W a n t s E n to m o lo g is ts . — ------------ ................ $2.55 $3.15 $42.50 45.00 ........ 701. •*T h e L inotype i u n ^ftHIng su p p ly o f th e p u re s t w ater, Way In th e Way u n d e r s tro n g p re s su re , by g ra v ity th a t W in s ”_______ sy stem s, d is trib u te d th ro u g h th e „ Lorain Ranges, guaranteed 25 years Crescent “ “ “ “ X P hone your orders. C h ic a g o H o n o rs O re g o n . Ills cap acity an d th e v irile vig o r of $1.00 2.00 2.25 Ranges f f ' E ' “ ay", SHATTUCK Ì W IC K A W E E K Roasters Large handsome Russia Iron Granite iron lined All Granite Air-tight - H eater g? ing tO qUOte prices that wil1 pay cash^'lM anufariurCTsPand’^obbeX g?ve S S i Cash basr and r G resham HARDWARE Men’s Pants 11c _____________ _ _ _ _ _ and w W e a re Positively closing out our stock of w indow s an d doors. D on t w ait but buy today as they will soon b e gone G et your citrons, lemons, orange peels, raisins and currants for the Holidays, now while the stock is complete. While they last at Half Price doz. Berson hose reg. 20c 5 1-2 doz. Lisle hose “ 25c 25c 25c $ 1.00 per lb. 1 0c Candies and Nuts L a d ie s’ W aists Ladies Hose 48 W indows - - . . $105 ¡ ' D o o r s ..................................................... $1.35 5 Doors - . . . - $1.20 3 cans for 2 lbs for W e a re show ing the largest line of can d ies an d nuts for the holidays e v e r show n in G resham at positively the low est prices Best m ixed nuts . . . . per |b 2 0c 39c 63c . W in d o w s a n d D oors _ . O reg o n ap p le s g ro w n at T a le n t by • „ o u s t,,,, B ros . c a p tu re d a . at , he rW l,n , N aU o i|a| v, show „ S p o k an e T h e « . g , „ w . p r,«e fo r a c a rlo a d of Ye. * wn Th v< c a rr i. (Î « a» „ « 0 c ash , m e r c h a n d i« w vi ih v - J t m ore, b esid es b a n n e rs and A lfalfa seed lias iss'o tn e o n e of to use th em , C h in a w ill prove a co m he p ro fita b le cro p s of th e O n ta rio p e tito r la f o r e w hom all but th e reg io n More th a n 3 3 9 .0 0 0 s tro n g e st may q u ail. T he o n ly co m " f t i r e u l l K d f r o m t h « » has "a M . t 7 7" p e titio n fo r w hich sh e w ill n ev er e n .IB s « a « 'n o p ro d u ct te r Is a roiiH ietltlon in Id len ess Kv- g,».« to e a s te rn m a rk e ts. i . i a n ,i B row n; R. K . M rs Mary T u r n e r h n P L i E P p A i a S i A v N T T V ALLEY r i . . V(. V No 3 ^ 8 - M e e t s f o t m h ^ . n k? N° E No. 348— M eets fo u r th P le a s a n t Valley h a ll H w' ^ tiM b a ll, m a s te r; E B u tle r, secre- ">ry' e n n le K ro n e n b e rg -• . ------------ le c tu re r. ,.G G H RA N G G E E N No o.270 270 m m eets eets - .v R c E o S n H .v '\-M .,, C AN ; he 8econ,l S a tu rd a y of each m onth u r lro m 2 to 3 u op / i .T L ,.„ h ?,“'' f C?“ 2 *° 3 ‘8 open M r! w av*8- m a s te r; u ... «^P ” 1» ,b, ' « CA_ .V i1 E D D»»*8. WOMEN O F “e‘ rv ’a ry 20^ X % ^ ^ 7 ' & °i in,. Russ,. ja|> lal1 for i||!' f i , u ' m u ed. a lo o f fro m th e w orld, e n te r p ris in g c th e y * ° Uld n o t a d v e r tl«e. O u r re a r w ho read re a ‘3 a «d follow follow up up th th e e a< ad. e ers rs WI‘o a l« , e n .e rp and r i.In g , I, pays a re al3° e n le rp ris in g . It pays. P h o n «' y o u r o rd e rs in for B utt " ’r a PPerg to the G resham O utloo P h o n e 701. , ' r, '2 ’ii? * ? g ro * lng an d fo u rth T u esd ay s 2 p m. ,h 8 P rt“ d ln g re v o lt- to h" 'd .a c re d E ™",a •'*a l,n in S> ° N .; H a ttie Wos- th e peoples of o th e r n a tio n s. C are c le r k - seem s to be ta k e n c o n sta n tly to not A F A IR V IE W L O n r p v do a n y th in g th a t w ould In th e least V j f y2- A E * A M R egui i, othor na- 1,11 woetlng. Saturd a in-*« w>r ___- tlo n s The w orld a w a its re s u lts so n ic Te^nple T ro u -T U e m o o n ' *'Ia " “ ”*’•* w , r . u n m is ta k a b le sig n s of _ w l,h » n x lety . till C h in a h as se ttle d A. FO X , Secretary- G ' BUt * ’wn »*«’» « > • new . yet fully aw ak re v o lu tio n o f h e r ow n people th is ened n w io n a ï HfZ” ’ IU,1> a “ “ M R . ^ n d W ° K C °N o 8 ° m e « t h A y e a r h a s fu lly aro u se d her No lo n g e r w ill sh e rem ain se lf-co n tain - -------- — ° UF m e rc h a n t* Profits in Poultry Raising T b . profits a n there, and the p ro fit, are P e rso n s of m id d le ag e. now llv- s “ 'u r d a y each m onth a t G ro n g e 'b a B 1 in <. fa n re m e m b e r th e a w a k e n in g o f G re8 b ala- D in n e r to all w ho at- Annie C?mm»"der Mr and In J ai>an an d h e r rap id com ing in to h a u g h ty c a re le ssn e s s o f th e re g a rd h* f u n til sh e Is now a w orld- K an e, » e c re ta ry eU t' M r’ H enry o f ° ‘ h<r« pow er to be recovered w ith So It DAMASCUS CAMP. No <533, H er 4 9 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 o f p eople, th o u g h w llt he w ith C hina. M W. A M eetings firs t an d th ird to w d iv id ed on d y n a stie an d ---------------------------------------------- S a tu rd a y ev en in g s each m o n th at lom ie q u e stio n s, w ill not lo n g e r to l- ,n c n e e , of rh e u m a tism re lie f from H awtlw ood . h all. Geo D allas, coun- ' ' '¡‘c d d lln g of o th e r n a tio n s B«1» m ak es sleep a n d rest p o salb le.l se lm ~ a n ; H a rry R oach, c h ie f fo re s te r " *’ nnd ** ‘•«‘"■«•forth. T >"8 »*»>' be o b tain ed by a;,. - , M ' ODERN WOODMAN ____________- .» ...c o O F AM ER- C h in a fo r th e C h i n e « ” , s h e h as F h a m b e rla in 'a L in im en t F o r sale a n d 'th lM * * « ‘ /" 2 i‘ ° O ° O. F F h h al1 all f,r81 first D ru « ^ » p a n , and all V i .i „ ng m e m ^ ^ e ^ ^ “ ^ ^ alre a d y d isc o n tin u e d h e r a n c ie n t ed- K ardell, Clerk f f W: n »h‘ n>«h<xu. I o m t i fro m a book. 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