Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 24, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

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    G RESH A M
O UTLOO K, TV K SPA V . NEI*TEMBEK JM. IBI*.
PAGE
Blankets
and
Quilts
y H E S E COOL FALL EVENINGS
remind us that we should have more
Blankets and Quilts. We are prepared
to seive you with these requisites.
11-4 Full width Cotton Blankets, good weight
11-4 Australian Wool Nap Blankets, 41b.
11-4 Oregon City all Wool Gray
Full Size Quilts
-
Cotton filled Quilts -
3 lb. Batts, 7 ft. long, 6 ft. wide -
$1.00
$2.00
$4.00
$1.50
$2.00
85c
Clothing
$1.65
1.85
2.00
2.00
2.25
2.50
3.00
Silk Waists
D O N 'T F O R G E T th at w e are
H selling the B est $ 1 5 S u it in th e
| W o rld a n d w e can p ro v e it.
Step in a n d m ake us d o it.
Boys’ and Children’s Suits
$2.50 and up to $5
One Million Feet of Lumber?
N o th in g is g ain ed by p essim ism .
Rev. J . H . W ood preached at
If you h av en 't co u ra g e to look on
th e b rig h t side, close y o u r eyes to R ockw ood Sunday. Mrs. W ood ac-
■ d a rk side. T h e re 's en o u g h
dark* c o m p a n i.d him .
! ness in th e b rig h te st to sa tisfy any
Rev. Thos. W iles p reach ed a t the
I re a so n a b le se a rc h e r fo r th e d a rk .
| M elrose ch u rch Sunday an d
C apt.
Mrs. E. S. J e n n e a n d son F o r ­ I B ranson w ill p re a c h next S unday at
e s t, Miss B elle B eard a n d
P la to
J e n n e , en jo y ed a p le a sa n t S u n d ay a t j 3 p. m. S u b ject, " W h a t is C h ris­
Vi e h av e all kin d s from
M o u tav illa as E u g en e J e n n e d id n 't tia n P e rfe c tio n .”
Sills
to M oulding.
I c a re ab o u t
ta k in g
th e
tr ip
so
W e m ad e a m ista k e last w eek. It
stay ed hom e to keep house w h ile th e
-
w
as
19
p
o
u
n
d
s
of
p
o
ta
to
e
s
tu
one
fo lk s w ere gone. Mr. J e n n e is n 't
L arge or Sm all O rders.
slow ab o u t a n y th in g even w hen It j hill, th e la rg e st b eing 2 l-z pounds.
com es to h o u sek eep in g .
M rs C h am b erlain of P o rtla n d is
,
P rom pt Delivery from O u r
Mr. an d Mrs. J . M. M ann and son visiting
h e r siste r, Mrs. Dewey
ow n Mills,
M aurice sp en t p a r t of S u n d ay
a t Jones.
C ry stal b a k e P a rk .
Miss B essie S treb in visited
In
W rite us, P h o n e us. Call on
Mrs. H. G. T h om pson an d
son,
W illiam , took a tr ip to P o rtla n d F r i ­ P o rtla n d over S unday.
us. S end us y o u r orders.
day an d en jo y ed a show o r
tw o
J . A. Jo n e s aud d a u g h te r Nellie,
w hile th ere.
j visited re la tiv e s in b e n ts
a
few
" P a n cak e" J im h as ta k e n
th e days.
w a n d e r-lu st once m ore. H e w ill be
Mrs. D an S treb in h as m oved t o 1
g o n e fo r a few w eeks
W ith th e fin ish in g o f th e w o rk a t G resham to send h e r c h ild ren
to
th e W ilson farm , th re sh in g is a b o u t school.
o v er w ith fo r th is y ear. It
w as
H . W. Cooley has been sick again
co n sid erab ly delay ed th is season by
P h on e 4 4 6
.
.
.
S and y, O regon
to
ra in h u t very little d am ag e w as re ­ W e hope he w ill be resto red
p o rted as fa r as g ra in w ent. T he h ealth .
p o ta to hliglit h a s n 't o v erlooked th is
How th a n k fu l we o u g h t to
be
n eig h b o rh o o d an d we fe a r th e crop
for
th
e
b
o
u
n
tifu
l
h
arv
ests
w ill be r a th e r slim , at least fo r la te
Plans for B uildings.
F r a n k K enney is in St. P a u l and
'p o ta to e s. A good m any of them
F re sh m e n a t th e A g ric u ltu ra l C ol­
h av e ro tte d alread y .
w ill soon s ta rt w est to M ontana, af-1
lege may tak e a special course iu
The au to m o b iles, an d m otorcycles a rc h ite c tu ra l d ra w in g in w hich they
T h e R egal h otel w ith Dell
as te r a c all th e re w ill re tu rn home.
w ere very th ick
S unday
on
the
u ead w aiter, ch ief cook an d d is h ­
T he
ice cream
social to n ig h t "D evil s slid e " as th e road th ro u g h j first learn th e use of th e in s tru ­
w ash er, is d o in g m ore b u sin ess th a n
m en ts an d th en from sim ple prob-
(T
u
esd
ay
)
and
a
splendid
e
n
te
r­
S p rin g d ale is called.
T h ere
w ere ' loins p ro g ress to a c tu a l p lan s
ev er. T he n u m b e r o f S u n d ay g u e sts
of
.p le n ty of chick en s fo r th e p arties.
in creased from a m ere few, a few ta in m e n t.
j b a rn s, houses and o th e r buildings.
m o n th s back, to 28 w hich w as th e
Mr. an d
Mrs. H enry L a to u re ll
passed th ro u g h S p rin g d ale M onday
num ber
served last S unday. Hell
T he im plicit confidence th a t m any
on th e ir w ay to P o rtla n d .
is p la n n in g to bu ild an ad d itio n to
| people have In C h n m b crlu tn 's Colic,
Itis house before a n o th e r su m m er.
Rev. E dw in W. H ight of G resham j C holera an d D iarrh o ea Rem edy
is
F ra n k G ilch rist is cle a rin g som e
preached In th e C orbett schoolhouse founded on th e ir experien ce iu th e
house was I use of th a t rem edy and th e ir know l­
David P alm b lad is hom e
front S unday evening. T he
of h is land an d ex p ects to be at
well filled.
it all w in ter.
P o rtla n d on a w eek 's vacation.
edge of tlie m any re m a rk a b le cu res
Mr. an d M rs.P B rady an d d a u g h - 1 Mr. a n d Mrs.
Sw an
M agnuson
G ra n t Bell expects to com m ence of colic, d ia rrh o e a and
d y sen tery
te rs E llen and E th e l of K alam azoo, spent S unday w ith Mrs M agnuson's dig g in g p o ta to e s in ab o u t a week
j th a t it h a s effected . F o r sale by
W ash., a re v isitin g a few d ay s on p a re n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. J o h n P alm ­ I Mr. L u cas had one of his h orses G resham D rug Co., and all D ealers
th e S p rin g h ill farm . Mr. B rad y is blad .
badly b u rn ed by fallin g Into an old } ev eryw here.
one of th e best know n an d
m ost
Miss A nna U nis of P o rtla n d spent stu m p hole In w hich th e rem ain s of
a b ru sh pile w ere still sm o u ld erin g .
su ccessfu l p o u ltry ra ise rs
on th e S unday w ith th e hom e folks.
p
F R E D . E. T O D D
D
T he S unday school a t T ay lo r Is
1 acific coast. W hile h ere h e is
T he Sw edish M ission ch u rch
is
The being well a tten d ed .
on th e lo o k o u t fo r som e fancy ch ic k ­ being rep aired an d en la rg e d .
Mrs. P. D. G regg w ent to G resh ­
e n s to add to his a lre a d y la rg e stock services a re held in th e Pow ell V al­
to visit
h e r siste r,
Mrs. Dell R egal m ade a bu siness ley school fo r a few S undays. Rev am S a tu rd a y
tr ip to th e city S atu rd ay .
q u ite
Mr. A nderson, a m issionary m in ister Mrs. H o rn ish w ho h as been
sick
An old college chum of F o rre st will p reach next Sunday.
N
J e n n e w as a w eekend v is ito r a t th e
Mr. and Mrs J o h n P alm b lad visit
J e n n e hom e.
ed a t P. L u n d in e ’s on M onday.
Straus Lumber Co.
Springdale
Shoes
C hild ren 's G u n m e ta l B utton Shoes
M isses’ G u n m e ta l B utton Shoes
G irls' G u n m e ta l B utton Shoes
Little G e n ts ’ G u n m e ta l Lace, Seam less
Y o uths G u n m e ta l Lace, S eam less
B oys’ G u n m e ta l Lace, Seam less .
L adies Shoes, A ll L eathers, B utton o r Lace
THREE
T h o se L ad ies' Silk W aists
are m oving rapidly. Y ou'd
b e tte r d ro p in a n d select one
before they are all gone as
you will not get a ch an ce to
get so good a one a t the
Powell Valley
Boring
S igns
Cottrell
Kelso
Mrs. S h e tte rly and Mrs. F red
N
W ag n er a tte n d e d th e R elief C orps
ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING
m eetin g at G resham S a tu rd a y .
Phone 357
-
G ieehain, O re
E. E M iller of P o rtla n d is pre­
p a rin g to build a fine resid en ce on
his fa rm a t th is place.
Miss H azel G oger sp en t S a tu rd a y
I f YOU W ANT FIRST CLASS WORK SEE
an d S unday w ith h e r p a re n ts.
Mr. W o lf sp en t th e w eekend w ith
his w ife and d a u g h te r a t N ew berg
Mr. and Mrs. H a rtm a n w ill leave
T uesday fo r N ew berg to m ak e th e ir
hom e.
Mrs. F red R adford and c h ild ren
and Miss E llen C aido re tu rn e d last
week from In d ep en d en ce w here they
have been eng ag ed in p ick in g hops
fo r several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G riffin of P o rtla n d
visited frie n d s In tills vicinity S u n ­
WE DESIGN BUILDINGS
day.
j I ETTSEL T . JONES -
FRANK C. JONES
BORING, Sept. 23, — S ep tem ber
S ervices w ere held
in th e N or­
2 3 rd ,
th e
M ilw aukee
D istrict w egian L u th e ra n ch u rch S unday a f ­
S u n d ay
School
A ssociation w ill tern o o n by tlie new m in iste r
re ­
h o ld - its a n n u a l d is tric t co n v en tio n cently a rriv ed from
N eb rask a
to
¡1t th e M. E. ch u rch on S a tu rd a y , ta k e c h a rg e of th e P o rtla n d ch u rch .
O ct. 5. A n u m b er o n e p ro g ram has
School is p ro g re ssin g nicely u n ­
been p re p a re d , som e of th e very d e r th e le a d e rsh ip of Mr. P u rc e ll of
best si>eakers In th e s ta te on S u n ­ S andy as p rin c ip a l, and Miss J o h n ­
d ay school w ork w ill be p re se n t and son of Ixjnts, p rim a ry teach er.
d e liv e r ad d resses.
O. W.
B oring
F. W. C an n in g is b u ild in g an a d ­
p re s id e n t, and H. C. U lrich secret d itio n to his house.
rile Tail S to re.
m nw w crco
IN R E G N E R S B RICK .
ta ry an d tr e a s u re r h av e been w o rk ­
F re d C an n in g has re tu rn e d hom e
ing very h a rd to m ak e th e co n v en­ from C alifornia.
tio n a success.
E a ste rn c a p ita l Is seek in g in v e st­
F a rm e rs have been busy th e past
m e n t in O regon tim b er. It is S tat­
week c u ttin g a n d p u ttin g up th e ir
second
crop of clover. In som e m ed- I
on good
a u th o rity
th a t
over
Mr. L o ser, re c en tly fro m W ood­ ow s th e cro p w as n early as good as 1 Mrs.
312,000,000 alls been in v ested
in
M u llen h o ff’s siste r,
Miss
th e first.
O regon tim b e r bonds sin ce J a n u a r y b u rn , who h a s im proved th e S co tt I School sta rte d la st M onday w ith D orothy Von S eggin, recen tly from
1. T hese bon d s a re now said
to j p lace w hich lie b o u g h t fo r a hom e, I a good a tte n d a n c e . T he school fs N eb rask a, le ft fo r P o rtla n d T uesday
to re g iste r as a s tu d e n t a t
Reed
lie in fav o r of E a s te rn
in v esto rs h as a rra n g e d to buy th e H u n te r ho­ in c h a rg e o f th e M isses G regerson college.
an d th e a b ility to realize on sta n d - ! tel p ro p erty an d wHl re p a in t and of S alem an d Miss U lrich ' o f Mt
Mr. M iller of P o rtla n d cam e o u t
' I
ing tim b e r by th e b o n d in g m ethod ren o v ate th e b u ild in g an d fit it up I l S co tt.
B rick m ak in g has
ceased
fo r
w ith an a u to an d took Mr. and Mrs.
R oad S u p erv iso r J. W. R o o ts has O ust C arlson to th e
has proved of b en efit to th e P a c i­
Brick
city,
w hore som e tim e at th e C olum bia
in
firs
t
class
sty
le
fo
r
a
hotel.
{
*' n u m b e r of te a m s h a u lin g g ravel th ey w ere g u ests a t a b an q u et giv­ W orks, but tiles 'w ill be m ade as
fic N o rth w est.
on th e big hill n o rth of tow n .
This will be a w elcom e ch an g e.
en
by
M rs Sw anson to relativ es soon as th e m ach in ery is set up and
J. W. S tone h as re tu rn e d hom e and in tim a te friends.
T he house p u t in o rd er.
hat We Never F orget
from S alem w here he h as b een ta k ­ w as b e a u tifu lly d eco rated w ith a u ­
F lo ssie M cK errow h as been v isit­
acco rd in g to science, a re th in g s a s­
ing tre a tm e n t fo r a lam e hip. Mr. tu m n leaves, th e ta b le
d ecorated ing h e r siste r, Mrs. 8. B. E d w ard s
sociated w ith o u r e a rly hom e life,
S tone h as im proved an d i3 ab le to witli h arm o n iz in g colors, and
tlie A nna M cK errow , who is a tte n d in g
such a s B u c k le n s A rn ica Salve, th a t
be a b o u t w ith o u t a c ru tch .
d in n e r to w hich ail did ju stic e , was college, w as also a t h e r s is te r ’s for
m o th er o r g ra n d m o th e r used to cu re
T he ro c k c ru sh e r h as b^en moved
Miss L ovelace o f Rockw ood was excellent.
E verybody had
a good a s h o rt tim e.
o u r b u rn s, boils, scalds, so res, sklft to th e C ed arv ille pits.
S o m eth in g a g u e st of th e
M issis G reg erson tim e a n d th e occasion w ill long be
Mr an d Mrs. W m. B eers a n d son J
e ru p tio n s, cu ts, s p ra in s o r bruises. hap p en ed to th e m ach in ery cau sin g S unday.
H o b a rt, re tu rn e d
from
th e hop- '
, rem em bered by all p re se n t.
F o rty y e a rs of cu res p ro v e its m erit. I a li tt le d elay now we w ill
have I Mrs. W. H B oring;
w ho has
Mrs. K ittle W olfhagen re tu rn e d y a rd s the la tte r p a rt of last w eek.
I n riv aled fo r piles, co rn s o r cold p len ty of noise.
been su ffe rin g w ith an a tta c k o f the to P o rtla n d S unday a fte r
visiting M cK inley B eers, w ho w as a t a n o th e r
sores. O nly 25c a t all D ru g g ists.
R. W. F o rb es has m oved th e old sh in g le s fo r som e tim e, is slow ly re­ h e r m o th e r, Mrs. R alp h N eib au er, a y ard , also re tu rn e d th e sam e week
C rom w ell sto re back to th e D oitze covering.
few days.
lots. It w ill be a b ac h e lo r's cab in . '
TR Y A IH SH O F
Jo h n S tra u s has ren ted his farm E v en in g T eleg ram and O utlook
An a rtic le th a t h as
real m erit to, W m. B eyers and sons of M onta-
i y « » f........................................... ib 6o
Miss V ernice C ogsw ell Is a tte n d ­
should in lim e becom e p o p u lar. T h at vllla fo r a term of five years. T hese
in g school in P o rtla n d .
c
such
is
tlie
case
w
ith
C
h
a
m
b
e
rla
in
's
p a rtie s also have an option 6n the
A new p o ta to d ig g er
w as seen
¡C
a tte ste d p lace fo r th e sam e len g th of tim e.
B h eaded in th e d ire c tio n of C. F C ough Rem edy h as been
tn R u eg g ’s place.
by m an y d ealers. H ere is one of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. P ro c to r and
PHYHKTANH
H. W. H en d rick so n , Ohio fam ily an d
Mabel W agner w ere
T he q u estio n of a new school d is­ them .
►
F
a
lls,
In
d
.,
w
rites,
"C
h
a
m
b
e
rla
in
’s
tr ic t w ill soon be settled .
am o n g th e c a lle rs at Scenic Sunday.
3
J. M. S H O R T , M. D.
Miss E llen D eH aven was a P o r t­
Mrs. F o rb e s h as se n t h e r little • o u g h R em edy is th e best fo r co u g h s
colds
an
d
cro
u
p
,
an
d
is
my
best
O d a u g h te r D orothy
land v is ito r S a tu rd a y .
to
school
in
H . H . H U G H E S . M. D.
w P o rtla n d .
seller.
F o r sale
by
G resham
Mr, arAi Mrs. Jo h n so n and fam ily
B
D rug < o., an d all D ealers, e v e ry ­ w ere g u e sts of Mr. and Mis. Gust
PlijNiriaiiN and Hurgeoii <
O
w here.
o
P e te rso n S unday.
Tlie Men W ho Succeed
GRKNHAM,
-
-
OltJMJON
4
as h ead s of la rg e e n te rp rise s a re
Confectionery
men of g re a t en erg y .
Success, to ­
d ay , d em an d s h e a lth . To ail is to
Dr. W . C. Belt
fail, It s u tt e r folly fo r a m an to
e n d u re a w eak, ru n dow n, h a lf
P hysician and Surgeon.
aliv e co n d itio n w hen E lectric B it­
O ver F ir s t S ta te B an k , G resham
te rs w ill p u t hint rig h t on his feet
P h o n e 19
in sh o rt o rd er.
" F o u r h o tties did
me m ore real good th a n an y o th e r
m edicine I e v e r to o k ,” w rites C has
My Stock of School Shoes for B. A llen, S ylvania, Ga.
"A fte r
Boys is th e BEST Y O U C A N liv er tro u b le , sto m ach d iso rd e rs and
W I OTT
H. H. OTT
BUY. A lso Boys’ H igh Tops. y ears of s u ffe rin g w ith rh e u m a tism ,
d e ra n g e d k id n ey s,
I
atn
ag a in ,
th a n k s to E le c tric B itte rs.
so und
DENTISTS
and w ell.”
T ry th em .
O nly 50c
a t all D ru g g ists.
G R E SH A M ,
-
.
OREOON
Price $ 3 95 each.
Bert Lindsey
Fairview
Scenic
f’S
córti
Hogan
Cedarville
Ice
Cream
Professional Cards
AT DUKE’S
SCHOOLSHOKS
OTT BROS.
Men’s Shoes
Light an d H eavy W o rk Sh oes
D ress Shoes
Every pair A b solu tely G uaranteed
Men’s
Boys’ Rubbers
C a rl D a h l
Gresham Shoe Shop
R e p a i r i n g N e a t ly D o n e
RAY H. TODD
Electrical
WIRING
L ist o f l e t t e r s .
T h e follo w in g list o f le tte r s re ­
m ain u n called fo r in th e G resh am
p o sto ffice fo r th e
w eek e n d in g
Sept. 22d, 1912:
LETTERS.
G en tlem en — J E W allace, E H
D em ent, Mr B uchatn, L. M aloney.
Mrs. Wm. D aw son, Mrs. Roena
Sm allw ood.
C ard s— R obert M illen, R. H e n d e r­
son. D Van S eg g n er, V ic,o r H a lte r
B ar W ells. 2; C O W estland.
Dead L e tte r— H. J . W ach t.
T hese le tte r s w ill be se n t to th e
dead
le tte r office O cto b er fith,
1912, if n o t d eliv ered b efore. In
c a llin g for th e above, p lease
say
ad v e rtise d , g iv in g d a te of list.
I. McCOLL, P. M.
FIXTURES
Supplies
G et th e h ab it.
W hy w ait a week
fo r th e new s? T ry
th e
t* lc e -a -
w eek plan of th e O u tlook
Phone
701
Phon* H7
Odd Fellaws Building. Gresham. Ore.
S u b scrib e fo r th e O u tlo o k
p s p e r th a t re a c h e s th e p eople
T he
PHOTOS
A ll
Kind*
Latest
Finish
Picture Framing
G ilt o r N atural W ood. N eat and
C heap
MAX SCHNEIDER,
MAIN STREET
GRESHAM
Professional Cards
CONTKACTOHS
W. K. Hamilton
C ontractor and Builder
Plan* and Estim ate* on R equest
Phone 88»
G ltE S IIA M , O R E
l \ S I B .l.\ l E
JOHN BROWN
INHUItANt E
R e p re se n tin g only R eliable In ­
su ra n c e C om panies
P h o n e 513
G resh am , O regon
J a m e s E lk i n g t o n
INNI K A S. E
F IR E
AUTOM OBILE
L IF E
P L A T E GLASS
A CCID ENT
INDEM NITY
j H EA L T H
1 O ffice in B a n k o f G reslin n i
LAW YE Its
Dr. Geo. Inglis
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
Size*.
New Gallery, Open Every Day
(Sunday only by appointm't)
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