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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1912)
GRESHAM t'AGB FOUR ir kyl Isw o r tll ’s H EA D Q U A R T ER S FOR R oughneck 1 Sweaters he BIGGEST Stock and the BEST Values in Town L A R G E LINE O F Ai quapel le Raincoats, F ‘ant s, Etc I or the W orking m an. D o n ’t Fail to get a suit f or the ra liny w eather Gaberdine Raincoats English Slip-ons Umbrellas, Rubbers Perfect Fruit C an be P ro d u c e d by C arin g for the O rchard. can be done thoroughly and with the least trouble Jay using our H A R D I E S P R A Y E R S P R A Y IN G See the full line of SPRAY PUMPS demonstrated in Machinery Hall at the Fair this week, and Sterling & Kidder’s H a rd w a re Store Investm ent Com pany’s New B uilding Just R e c e iv e d A big lot of S ilverw are direct from th e Factory, there a re m an y N ew D esigns in Baking Dishes, Casarols, Salad Bowls, Double Vegetable Dishes and many other Fancy Pieces. Also a complete line of Knives, Forks, Spoons and Servers Highest Quality Manufactured. W . R. BURKE, J e w e le r GRESHAM. Phone 651 G resh am C ash M ark et The Best SMOKED MEAT TRY TH EM 1 5 c per lb. Picnic Hams 1 6 c per lb. Cottage Hams Regular Hams 2 O c per lb. Best Bacon Back 1 7 Î per lb. Positively the Best Smoked Meat in Oregrn GO TO The Gresham Garage for all A u to S upplies an d R ep airs P h o n e 174 P o w ell St. G resham , O regon . T he Congdon Under New Management Mrs. W innie W halen, Prop. MEALS A m erican or E uropean plan. Short order at any tim e. Spceial C hicken D inner Sunday, 5 0 cents. T his H ostelry Is new . m odern, up-to-date, sanitary and Urst-claos In every respect. No b etter p lace to stop an y w here in Oregon. Powell Valley E R in w . •H T O ltl.n »• 2d und 3d pu llet; 2d and 3d h en ; George Preston, ot Eagle Creek, 2d pen. an old tim e Gresham resident, »us Brown L eghorn— R- H. G reer, la t in town today attending the fair Mrs W. O Gregory of Salem apent cockerel; 1st hon. Specials. W. H. W oodard of Gervais was two or three da>s here this week Best pen Barred Rocks - M. J. calling on old friends here last visiting the fair. She was the Myers. Sunday. Mr. W oodard waa on the guest of Mrs H arry Pulfer. Best pen Rocks, o th e r th a n B ar- , H erald staff here for a year or red. E. W. Ellrod. two. Best pen Rhode islan d R eds— L. Dr. and Mrs Geo F. Hopkins D. E lliott. moved to th eir new work in Port- j Best pen W hite L eghorns — M. B. j land last W ednesday. Their go-' Mrs. Clara Smith and Miss Iva Ing is a regret to th e ir many friends , ( t<) p o rI|au j Saturday and Brown. Best pen M editerranean class— j C. E. Chipman and wife and chil- i day wUh (he la tte r's uioth- L. D. E lliott. dren arrived Monday night from ei. Mrs Myra Reed, at St. V lnceut's Best pen Buff O rpingtons— J . E. H oulton, Ore., on a visit to his par hospital. The many friends of Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Chipman Reed will be glad to know she is Windle. Best pen W hite O rpingtons— M. They will rem ain here during the recovering from her recent opera Feldm an. fair. tion for carcinoma of th e throat Best pen W yandottes— M. D. Wm. Green of Salem, b rother of a n d is expected home the last of Marx. Mrs. Geo. F. H opkins, called at the week. Best male bird In show— M. B i th e M. E. parsonage last Sunday. Miss Irene Knapp spent the week Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton end with her m other in the Egypt Brown. Best fem ale bird In show — M. D. and d au ghters, Marie and Irm a, of district. Marx. St. Jo h n s, form er Gresham resi Dr. Ralph H arris, who recently- Best pen In show— M. B. Brown. dents, were visitors at the F air on graduated from the New York Med Best pair, one v a rie ty - M. 8. on T hursday. ical College, and is visiting his Best Buff bird— J. E. W indle. We have in our window some mother at I^ n ts, came F riday and Best solid color Bird— M. B beautiful sh o rt w hite spine cucum remained until Sunday visiting old Brown. bers. which were grown by Mrs. J time friends here. Dr. H arris went Best parti-colored Bird— M. J C. Peterson of Cleveland avenue, (East seven years ago and has de- Gresham . They a re very smooth j Myers. • oted the en tire tim e to the study Five best m ales— L. D. E llio tt. and alm ost w hite in color. • medicine and surgery. Five best fem ales— J. E. W indle. I H. L. Uulkeley of M ontavllla wa Miss Alice Rassmussen came down a guest of his d au g h ter. Miss Laura, Best display-—E. W. E llrod. from L atourelle to spend the week yesterday, and also attended the Best display A m erican class — end at home. county F air. There will be preaching service M. J. Myers. Rev. M. T. W ire, th e new pastor Best display E nglish class— J. E. at the Corbett schoolhouse Sunday- and will tak e charge of th e work, Windle. evening, October 6th. of th e M .E. church, has arrived Best display M editerranean class The school board recently p u r He will preach next Sunday a t 11 — W. B. Brown. chased a fine new W ebster's dic am. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school tionary on an adjustable stand and will be held as usual at 10:45 and also a new heating apparatus E pw orth League a t 6:30 p. m. Donald Sprague spent Sunday In E lsw orth R ak er of T ro u td ale Is at the city. ten d in g th e F a ir today. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Evans and Miss W innifred O sburn will go in a few days to The Dalles, where daughter. Mrs. Victor Ells, went to she is called by th e sickness of her Mosier Saturday and expect to a t The past year has show n ad sister. Miss Olive M cCarter will take tend the fair at The Dalles this vancement in every p a rt of th e her place as telephone operator week. store. Bigger stock. b etter Mrs. Corbett of Portland accom d u rin g her absence. service, g reater value giving panied by a few friends spent a few The reg u la r m eetings of both and th ree tim es as much room as we started with. city council and Com m ercial club days at her country home here re were om itted th is week on account cently. G RESHAM Corbett Watch Us Grow W ill Serve Regular Mt a t th e Popular Price of ; R o o m s, M odern in every re« C all o n Mrs. Dyer and make prices right. W ord was received from Gary. Ind., a day or two ago, th a t W il liam R ugh, a crippled newsboy of th a t city, had offered to give the skin from his useless leg, to be g rafted onto th e burned body of a young lady who had fifty per cent of her skin destroyed. Unless new skin is procured, she will not live Follow ing the o peration, the surgeons removed H ugh's leg. Just below th e Joint. W illiam R ugh, th e fath er of the young m an. Is a well known resident of C herryville I Pupils of Powell Valley School sent representatives to the mem bers of the school bonrd yesterday, petitioning for a vacation for to day* that they m ight atten d the county fair al G resham . The board gladly granted th eir request This school Is m aking splendid progress in every' way. Music and sow ing have been introduced Miss Mary H arvey conducts a short m u sic d rill before th e assembled school each m orning Each teachers con ducts th e sewing class In her own If you have young children you have perhaps noticed th a t diso rd ers room. o f the stom ach a re th e ir most com mon ailm ent. To correct th is you KiuitniM K odaks. Flints, P lates, P aper, P ostcards, De will find C ham berlain's Stom ach and are veloper and o th e r supplies Kodak Liver Table excellent. T h ey films developed and printed. W R. easy and pleasant to take, and mild Burke, Main street, U reshant and gentle In effect. For sale bv I Gresham Drug Co., and D ealers ev- i Phone 661. tf •ry where. of th e ex tra w ork of p rep arin g for Are You Going to Build? the fair. If so, consult W. H. K arr, Gresham. Miss Viola M athews has charge of Oregon. Plans and estim ates fu rn the O utlook booth at th e fair. This ished. tf is also inform ation booth and free check room , and th e O utlook's pum p kin ballot box is located in front of the booth. Several G resham business houset have fine displays at th e fair. Among them are R. R. C arlson, Hes Awards were made in the Poul sel & Son, F irst S tate Bank, S terl try departm ent as follows. ing & K idder an d th e Beaver Acety W hite Ix-ghorns— W. B. Brown, lene company. 1st and 2d hen; 2d and 3d cocker Notice the a ttractiv e offers ot el; 1st, 2d and 3d pullet, 1st pen. en terp risin g G resham m erchants in Black Minorcas— L. D. E lliott, th is Issue. 1st and 2d cock, 1st and 2d hen, The special Mt. Hood train brought about a hundred and fifty w earers 1st and 2d pullet, 1st and 2d cock of the com m unity badge yesterday, erel, 1st pen. Samson B rothers, 3d cockerel. from P leasan t Home, C ottrell and Scenic, who enjoyed th e fair a t W hite Orpingtons— M. Feldm an. tractio n s and p arto o k of a com m un 1st. 2d and 3d cock, 1st, 2d and 3d ity chicken dinner. cockerel;} 1st, 2d and 3d hen; 1st, Miss H elen Hoss is d em onstrator 2d and 3d pullet, 1st pen. for the Sherm an-Clay music house Buff Orpingtons— J. E. Windle, at th e ir booth in th e pavilion. 1st cock; 1st, 2d and 3d pullet; Our display window is attractin g 1st and 2d hen, 1st pen. considerable atten tio n . I t ’s not so L angshings— L. D. E lliott. 1st, large, b ut alm ost as good as the cock. *real fair. Blue A ndilusians— Donald Grant, The Baptist L adies' Guild lias a large te n t ju st inside th e fair 1st cock;i 1st and 2d pullet. grounds, where they are operating Samson B rothers, 1st and 2d hen. an a ttra c tiv e caffeteria which is Buff Rocks.- E. W. Ellrod. 1st, being generously patronized. and 2d cock; 1st, 2d and 3d cocker F a ir officials estim ate the a t e l; 1st, 2d and 3d hen; 1st, 2d ten d an ce a t th e fair today at 3000. an d 3d pullet, 1st pen. It would have been larg er except W hite Rocks.— W. B. Brown. 1st, for u n certain ty as to w eather con cock; 1st and 2d cockerel 1st ditions. and 2d hen; 1st and 2d pullet, 1st D. C. Ashmun of P ortland has pen. been visiting the fair and getting B arred Rocks— C H. Lane. 3d acquainted In town. He is an old hen. M. J. Myers.- 1st cock; 1st, new spaper man and of course g rav 2d and 3d cockerel; 1st and 2d hen itated to th e O utlook office. His 1st and 2d pullet. special in terest at present Is the Rhode Island Reds— L. D. Elliott. prom oting of the Intern atio n al or- 1st and 2d cock; 1st, 2d and 3rd d«A of K angaroos of which he is cockerel; 1st, 2d and 3d pullet; 1st suprem e secretary. He says it is 2d and 3d pen. a w orking m an's order, with indus Rhode Island Reds— L. D. Elliott. tria l, fra tern al, and sick benefits. 1st and 2d cock; 1st. 2d and 3d The o rder owns and operates a fac cockerel; 1st, 2d, 3d pullet 1st, 2d tory) a t Nehalem. Mr. Ashmun was and 3d pen. full of praise of th e fair and w ants W hite W yandottes- H. E. Marx others to read what he thinks of 1st cock; 1st cockerel; 1st, 2d and it and of Gresham . Ilia signed a r ti 3d. hqn; 1st. 2d, 3d pullet, 1st pen cle will be found elsewhere. Domlques— C. M. Lake 2d cock, Local ro n a g e solicited P a u l Hoetzel, Prop. BEST BRI o n th e M arket, Fresh Evi Day ONE YEAR OLD -SOLD BY- In th e Gresham OUTLOOK. P ies, Cakes and O th e r Pastery M ain St„ Greshai Growth The sto re’s grow th has been marvelous. W hat has been th e cause of it all? Luck? No, In deed, for do you th in k th a t luck is the elem ent th a t builds up m erchandising? FOULTRYMEN WIN MANY FINE PRIZES Foundation Stones This business has grown because It has kept faith with th e pub lic; because it is striv in g al ways to give best d o lla r for dollar m erchandise; because it is based upon four foundation stones— RA Y H. TODD Electrical WIRING Supplies P h o n e ))7 Truth Courtesy Service Good Values New Goods Arriving Daily ENAMEL WARE, PIC T! RES, TOYS, GAMES, H A N D liE R - ' HIKES, DISHES, VASES, and < UN UN, Iiesides nui- regu lar lines of NOTIONS, KITCHEN WARE and STATIONERY. - Odd Fellows’ Building, Gresham. TRY A DISH OF ! Ice i Cream ctf DUKE’S Biddle’s Novelty Shop 1 AT Confectionery School Supplie: TABLETS A S P E C IA L T Y T h e M ost fo r th e Money \ \ e have a complete line of Pencils, Composition Boc Drawing Pads, Crayons, Inks, Note Books, also Good L.ine of Better Grade S T A T IO N E R Y W e also have Receipt and Note Books, Ledgers, Jourr I )ay Books, Box Stationery Etc. JO H N SO N D R U G CO. PO W E LL ST. GRESH AM , FIRST STATE BANK One Million Feet of Lumber „G R E S H A M , _____ THE. F X r? A \C H g IV fK N R I DI.DK.ST HANK IN THE COUNTY, OUTSIDE CITY DE l*ORTl n „ I AID CAPITAL KtiMMHi. SU R PL U S and PRO FITS > |»,i..... .IS S U E S e have all kinds from Sills to Moulding. Certificates of Deposit, la tte r à of CredlL Travt-h-rs Cheque«. Large or Small Orders. D om estic and Foreign E xchange. P ays Interest on Tim e C ertifien t«. and S a v in g , Accounts. Prompt Delivery from Our own Mills. With AMPLE Capital. LARGE Surplus and STRONG R esene WE SOLICiï YOUR BUSINESS be it largeoFsraaFl SEVEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT W rite us, Phone us, Call on us. Send us your orders. Straus Lumber Co. Phone 446 Sandy,
