GRESHAM
I*A (1 E F O U R
Perfect Fruit
C an b e P ro d u c e d
O rch ard .
b y C arin g for the
can be d o n e th o ro u g h ly a n d w ith th e least
tro u b le by u sin g o u r H A R D I E
SP R A Y E R
S P R A Y IN G
See the full line of
SPRAY PUM PS
the Fair this week, and
demonstrated in Machinery Hall at
-SOLD BY-
Sterling & Kidder’s
Hardware Store
In th e G resham
Investm ent Com pany’s New Building.
Ju st R e c e iv e d
A big lot of S ilverw are direct
from th e Factory, th ere a re
m an y N ew D esigns in B aking
D ishes, C asarols, Salad Bowls, D ouble V e g e tab le D ishes a n d
m an y o th e r F an cy Pieces. A lso a com plete line of K nives,
F orks, Spoons a n d S ervers
H ig h est Q u ality M an u factu red .
W . R. BURK E, J e w e le r
GRESHAM. Phone 651
G resh a m C ash M ark et
T h e Best
SM O K ED M EA T
TRY THEM
Picnic H a m s
C ottage H a m s
R e g u la r H a m s
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B est Bacon Back -
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1 5 c p e r lb.
1 6 c p e r lb.
2 O c per lb.
1 7 5 p er lb.
P ositively th e Best S m o k ed M eat in
O re g rn
GO TO
The Gresham Garage
for all A u to S upplies a n d R e p a irs
Phone 174
Powell St.
Gresham, Oregon
The Congdon
U n d e r N ew M a n ag e m en t
M rs. W in n ie W h a le n , P rop.
MEALS
A m erican o r E uropean plan. S h o rt o rd e r a t any tim e.
Special Chicken D inner Sunday, 50 cents.
T his H ostelry la new, m odern, u p-to-date, sa n ita ry an d
first-class In every respect. No b e tte r place to stop an y
w here in O regon.
OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ». »»*“
H arry Wood of Sandy spent Sun
day in Gresham.
Joe Kronenherg and family spent
Mrs
Dr. H. H. Ott sta rted .Monday for I Sunday at CUackamas * ‘th
G ardiner, K ansas, where he will Cenett, Mr Kronenherg . sister,
spend several weeks visiting. His
Mr and Mrs L. P- Mann ng
d ental office will be closed Tues- ited th e ir son Laie In Portland
days un til November 1.
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Thompson re-
Mrs. L aura Robinson, of Bat e
tu rn ed from W elches w here the) Ground, Wash., has moved w ith het
have spent several weeks.
children Into the house o » u u l by
Ed. Roberts of W elches Is spend- J. W. Lawrence on Metxger street
ing a few days in Gresham .
Mrs
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b,a'Y’ wbo sP*’a *
The second an n u al banquet and mer in Portland, is again oci J)
business meeting of the Bethel Bap ing her house on R oberts
tlst church was held last Friday | aud F ifth street,
Robert W alker
returned this
night at the church. A large num
week
from
Wasco,
Oregon,
where he
her were present. The busines
reports for I has the agency for the W atkins
session showed good
th e year. The p asto r Rev. F. M I remedies. His family will return
B urtch received a unanim ous call I in a week or two.
for th e com ing year. The officers I A H arvest Mission was tie Id at
chosen to serve for one year were Zion Evangelical church last Sun-
The congregations of the
F ra n k H alliday, clerk, Mrs.
Roy (day
Shoem aker trea su rer, Mr. Halladay I Evangelical churches in P oitl.uid
Roy Shoem aker and Mrs. E. David- aud Ixjnts were invited. 1 he minis
son trustees.
ters taking p a rt in the service were
A chicken pie supper was served Rev. Mr. H ergert of Portland, Rev.
and a p leasant social tim e enjoyed Mr. Heess of Lents and Rev. 1 11
W. W. Wood and fam ily have | Freund of Gresham. Mr. Heess has
moved into W. E. W ood's house on ieen a missionary In India, and
jo k e of conditions in th at country.
Maple avenue.
of
S. C. K nighton of Seattle, fath er I-»lr. Freund is superintendent
of Sig. and Aaron K nighton, has Evangelical work in the states of
A
started a barber shop
on Powell | Oregon, W ashington and Idaho,
baLKet
dinner
was
enjoyed
at
the
stre e t In the Metzger building
Rev. H. C. C lark of Cascade Lock church.
Au offering was taken for foreign
Ore., form erly of Bickleton, Wash.,
and
|
missionary
work.
visited w ith L ester Spencer
Action has been taken in the cir-
fam ily last week.
Will G lnder was a Gresham visit- cult court, by Emma J. Ross, Rich-
ard Jennings, H. P ulfer and Alice
or on Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Chipm an has been en-1 Merrill, to restrain
the city of
C. T | Greshatn from vacating property
owned by them , for the purpose of
hts | opening the street to the F air
L. D. McLean
celebrated
They claim th at the city
G R ESH A M
who could be here, m ade It th e oc- to he heard on th eir side of the
casion of a su rp rise b irthday dinner, | question, and th a t the provision of
i city ch a rter have not been
h at. Mrs. McLean was also I comolied with.
A petition to form a new school
rem em bered w ith gifts. Those pres
e n t were Mrs. P. Michel and her | district from portions of districts
Nos. 28, 15 Jo in t, and 4, to be
‘
3wn as the Llnneman
district,
came up last Saturday before Judge
>
Miss E d n a Shoem aker is attend-1 Cleeton, County Commissioner Light
ner and County School Superinten-
ing Reed In stitu te.
A rth u r Schonberger has entered I dent Robinson, and was held over,
McMinnville College, and will study pending a personal investigation and
for th e m inistry.
the presence of all Interested parties
Mrs. R ichard
T eg art and son
Lloyd have gone to Tillam ook w here Outlook and Weekly Oregonian
Mrs .T e g art’s fa th e r is seriously ill j
1 your.......................................... $2.00
T heir stay will be indefinite.
M o re Itig G arden T ru ck .
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. D unning, M. . Among the new displays in our
W. P arliu s and wife and Mr. Jep- W indow art, a cucum ber 14% inches
son and wife
of
P o rtlan d , were long and ft black Span,gh radislb
G resham visitors on S aturday last. weighlng 6 pounds_ from w w
They spent th e aftern o o n looking Wood> G regham . two appleg one of
over th e co untry and its th riv in g which m easures 13x13% inches and
m etropolis.
the oth er 1 4 % x l4 % inches from
Services of th e F ree
M ethodist Mrs. E. E. Chipman, Gresham; and
church fo r th e week a re as follows:
a table beet weighing 5 pounds and
Sunday school a t 10 a .m., m orning 15 ounces from Mrs. S. T. Crow.
serm on at 11. C ottage p ray er m eet
E. C. Lindsey won the dollar
ing T h u rsd ay evening a t Rev. J. A.
prize in the potato contest, on a
H opper’s.
E veryone cordially
in potato weighing 3% pounds.
The
vited to atten d these d ifferen t serv
second prize of 50 cents was won
ices. Edw in W H ight, P astor.
by J. Chido on one weighing three
Thq B u tterfly chorus has again pounds and 2 ounces.
organized and a re p lanning on giv
The prizes may be had by calling
ing an e n te rta in m e n t in th e near I at 'the ou'tlook “office
fu tu re th e proceeds are to go to
w ards th e senior class.
F u rth e r
an nouncem ents will be made.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. C. Mead of P o rt
land spent Sunday w ith Mr. andM rs.
C ontinued from page 1.
W .R.Biddle. Mrs. Mead and
Mrs.
Biddle a re sisters.
I th e pavilion. Miss Helen Hoss will
Mrs. W. R. B urke has ju st re -j have the position of dem onstrator,
received the beautiful new harp
from Chicago. T here are not more
Two football team s, E stacada and
th an th ree or four harps owned by Gresham , will play on Friday m orn
individuals In Oregon and we are ing inside the race track for own
proud th a t, one of them
is in ership of a football to he donated
¡resham . This is a double action by the association.
in stru m en t and is m ore th an six
feet tall.
Sunday School Association Rally,
The Oregon Sunday School asso
Mr. and Mrs. F ,L. Everson have
rented Mrs. S toner's new bungalow ciatio n 's sem i-annual rally will be
on W allula H eights, and will move j beld Octob«r 2, in the F irst Chris-
into it in a week or two.
f tian church. P ark and Columbia
Unity
Melvin Ross.
F rancis
O 'B rien.
Clarence Ackerson and B ertha P itts j
motored out to the P itts farm S un
day afternoon.
Harley T urner made a business
trip to Portland Saturday.
Mrs. H. C. Wihlon has been q u ite
111 during the past week.
S. B. Sutton from P urkdale, Ore-1
gon. has been spending
th e .past I
week with S F P itts and family.
Word has been received from Mr. |
and Mrs C. M. O liphant, who are
now at th eir old home in K eister,
Minn.
They say th a t th ere is no
place like Oregon.
John Paluiquist Is suffering from
an attack of la grippe.
D. 0. Downing and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. H. O.
Jenkins.
Saves Leg of Boy.
" I t seemed th a t my 14-year old
boy would have to lose his leg, on
account of an ugly ulcer, caused by
a bad bruise," wrote D. F. Howard.
Aquone, N. C. “All rem edies and
doctor's treatm ent failed
till
we
tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
cured him with one box.” Cures
burns, boils, skin eruptions, piles.
25 cents at all Druggists.
SCHOOLSHOES
My Stock of School Shoes for
Boys is the BES T YOU CAN
BUY. Also Boys’ High Tops.
M en’s Shoes
L ig h t a n d H e a v y W o rk S h o e s
D ress S h o e s
Every pair Absolutely Guaranteed
Men’s
and
Boys Rubbers
Carl Dahl
G resh a m S h o e S hop
R e p a ir in g
N e a tly D o n e
TROUTDALE, Sept. 30— Professor
Beard has been elected as p rin ci
pal of T ro u td ale school and began
his d u tie s yesterday. The 9th grade
is now being ta u g h t and th e 10th
tuay be p ut in.
Among the out of tow n
ninth
grade stu d en ts are the Misses H at
I field of Springdale.
A very pleasing en te rta in m e n t
was given by the DeMoss family
here last F riday night for th e bene
fit of th e M ethodist church.
Som ething a little u n u su al in the
way of u w ater system is being put
in at Dr. Cornelius place south of
town. The w ater Is so low th a t It
was found necessary to boro down
for It. A force pum p will be used
In raising it to the surface.
F o rtu n e s In Faces.
T h ere's often much tru th In the
saying " h e r face is her fo rtu n e ,”
HAVE YOU EN OU G H
, hut its never said w here pini pies,
skin eru p tio n s, blotches, or oth er
PLUM BING E Q U IPM E N T ?
blem ishes
d isfigure
it.
Im pure
Add to your plumbing equipment for blood is back of them all, _g,nd shows
your convenience and pleasure.
the need of Dr K in g s New Life
Pills
They- prom ote h ealth and
A Shower for quick and d e lig h t fu l
beauty.
Try them
25 cents at
bathing.
all D ruggists.
A M odem Sink or
combination Sink and
laundry tray, for the
c o n v e n ie n c e of the
housewife.
Subscribe for th e O utlook
S ate d by Hi- Wife.
She's a wise woman who knows
ju st w hat to do when her h u sb an d 's
A «et of enameled
life is in danger, but Mrs.
R. J.
laundry tray» for a neat
F lint, B raintree, Vt., It of
that
and orderly laundry.
kind.
"She insisted on my using
Dr. K ing's New Discovery,” w rites
These fixtures when
Mr F , "fo r a d read fu l ro u g h , when
of ■Jtnndard” make and
I was so weak my frien d s all th o u g h t
of our installation are
I had only a sh o rt tim e to live, and
worth while. Ask for
I II com pletely cured m e." A quick
booklets.
cure for coughs and colds.
It Is
th e most safe and reliab le m edicine
for m any th ro at and lung tro u b les—
grip, bronchitis, croup, whooping
W ith S terling * K idder, phone 603 cough. quinsy, tonsllltls,
hem or
rhage«. A
tria l
will
convince
you. 60 cents and |1 .
G u aran
teed. by all D ruggist*.
J. J. WODAEGE
BEST BREAD
on th e M arket, Fresh Even
Day
P ies, C akes and
O th e r Pastery
M ain St„ Gresham
RAY H. TODD
Electrical
WIRING
nxTtius
YOU WILL LOVE THIS
Supplies
It is as Dainty and l itygiant as th e
Fresh-Cut Violets.
Phon« 337
The most delightfuul talcum pow
der we have ever
handled— the
nearest chemically pure— the most
exquisitely perfum ed— the talcum
th at in every way pleases the most
dainty and exacting woman Is violet
Dulce Talcum Powder.
It is only by using Violet Dulce
Talcum Powder th a t you can learn
all Its superlative qualities. I t is
a delight to the skin and to the
senses. It leaves th a t soft, velvety
feeling only im parted by the finest,
highest-grade talcum powder.
It
so Inipulpably fine th a t It stays
on.
The soft, frag ran t, clinging, pure
Violet Dulce Talcum Pow der is for
the p articu la r woman or man. It
has a tru e floral odor, im p artin g a
delicate, subtle perfum e, and a n ti
septic, healing qualities th a t leave
the face cool and soft. It Is p u ri
ty Itself. There is nothing too good
to say about it, and you will agree
with th a t sentim ent when once you
have used It. Price, 25 cents. Sold
in th is com m unity only a t o u r store.
Odd Fellows’ Building, Greslui,Ort.
TRY A DISH UR
S3
Ice
Cream
AT
D U K E ’S
Confectionery
GO T o
C EN TR A L
HOTEL
F o r N e a t Ro om s a t Rersonabla Price
Shearme & Windsor, Props.
GRESHAM ,
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GRESHAM DRUG CO.
School Supplies
TABLETS A SPECIALTY
T h e M ost fo r th e M oney
Vt e have a com plete line of P encils, C om position Books,
D raw ing P ads, C ray o n s, Inks, N ote Books,
also G ood L ine of B etter G ra d e
STATIONERY
e also have R eceipt a n d N ote Books, L edgers, Journals
FAIR NOTES
Troutdale
P a u l Hoetzel, P,rop.
D ay Books, Box S ta tio n ery Etc.
JOHNSON DRUG CO.
P O W E L L ST .
G R E S H A M , ORE
One Million Feet of Lumber!
e h av e all k in d s
Sills to M oulding.
George Camp and fam ily, who 8 ,re ets- P o rtlan d . The m orning ses-
bave been living in Law rence a d d l-| sion wln be under the auspices of
tion, have moved to Sherwood.
P ortland graded union of Sunday
Mrs Dan W right and Jo h n W right ; 8ch° o1 w orkers
At the afternoon
and fam ily, spent Sunday In Boring 8t>S8ion Rev. J D. Springston, pres-
Mrs. W. K H am ilton and children ldent °f tbe Oregon Sunday School
spent Sunday In P o rtlan d .
| association, will preside. A large
atten d an ce is looked for.
from
Large or Sm all O rd e rs.
P rom pt D elivery from O u r
ow n Mills.
gs .
W rite us, P h o n e us, C all on
Send us y o u r o rd ers.
rIR S T STATE BANK
G R E S H A M,
OREL
S tr a u s L u m b e r C o .
Phone 446
<»I DFST BANK in t h e < O1 NTV. OUTSIDE CITY O F PORTI INI»
I AID CAPITAL gSO.OOO. Hl RPLUS a „ ,| PRO M TS g lo .m m ISSI E s
C ertificates of Deposit,
la tte r à of C redit.
T ra v e le rs Cheques.
Domestic ansi F oreign E xchange.
Pays Interest on Tim e C ertificates and Savings Accounts.
With AMPLE Capital. LARGE Surplus and STRONG
Reserve WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS be il large or small
SEVEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT
Sandy, Oregon
Notice.
L ist of L etters.
On account of „ t r a work )n.
T he follow ing list of letter*
'olved in counting
and weighing
■nail during October, patrons of the m ain uncalled fo r in the Gri*,|a|
postoffice are requested to not postoffice fo r th e week *’
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* WhU* ‘h* ’ ‘"Hows Sept. 29th, 1912;
LETTERS.
are closed, and to be as quiet as
J. S childer, Mr. Gouidia».
Possible in the lobby
and Mrs. Geo. Cook
' ,r*.
Brande, Miss Em m a Derrick
i- M ccoll , p m .
Dead L e tte r— E. S Fisher.
’f you have young children you
Card*— Mr. and Mrs
, BI»*
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t h
a
t
disorders H. B utler, Reeves * Spark», Pooli?
ing G ran ite Co., Roswurm • — j
Yds , G erber & Anderson, L
Anderson.
iM
These le tte rs will be sent
. 8,„ n w ,
er Table « » c lie n t. Thev
dead
le tte r
office Octob*r
¡,
1912. If n ot delivered befof* ,
easy and pleasant to take and
! a"<1 «en.le in eff °
and mlld calling fo r th e above, pi«*888
Urostiam Drug Co and^bL i“ ’* by advertised, gtvlng date of U*
•rywhere.
’ and b a le r s ev-
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