•‘AGE H»UM
GRESHAM
AT
$3.15
A ll T h is W e e k
Your choice from our stock of $3 50
M en’s Shoes, selling for $ 3 .1 5. Standard
M akes and Splendid V alues.
T his
Special for all this w eek only I
Edw. Aylsworth
in the Brick
Next to P. 0.
I he com fort an d convenience of a sanitary w ater system
are not luxuries but m odern necessities. T h eir successful
operation d e p e n d s on the delivery of w ater w ith a force or
pressure. A t a com paratively sm all expense w ater can be
delivered u n d e r pressure in any isolated country hom e.
W e are han d lin g the F airbanks M orse System , have
installed several w hich are giving excellent satisfaction.
LETS TA LK
IT
OVER
Sterling & Kidder’s
Hardware Store
In v e stm e n t
C o m p an y 's New B u ild in g
SIL V E R W A R E
For your 1 hanksgiving dinner. Decor
ate your table with a few new fancy
pieces of Silver and carve your turkey
with a new Carving Set.
N ew Patterns and Low Prices
W . R. B U R K E , J e w e le r
GRESHAM.
Phone 651
Is a D O L L A R E A R N E D
A Million Days~a Million Dollars.
Start Right Now
65c
$ 1 .2 5
1 8 c and 2 O c
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w ere ro o stin g in som e
tre e s
and
w ere fo u n d dead, p a rtia lly d e v o u ieu
by som e an im al o r bird th a t coulu
reach th em on th e ir p erches.
Geo. F . H op k in s, J r ., of P o rtla n d ,
was in tow n S a tu rd a y ca llin g on old
frien d s.
S abin A lex an d er, a fo rm e r re sid e n t
■ of G resh am , w as seen on o u r s tre e ts
I last S a tu rd ay .
11. L. G oodrich is busily engag ed
dig g in g p o ta to e s an d a tte n d in g
to
I farm w ork. Mr. an d Mrs. G oodricli
a re sp en d in g th e m o u th w ith th e ir
d a u g h te r, Mrs. U. S. S m ith, d u rin g
Mr. S m ith 's ab sen ce in M inneapolis.
nesday last of Miss L o ttie A llebach,
ùcce of Mr. an d Mrs. E. L. T h o rp e
She w ent to P e n n sy lv a n ia tw o y ears
ag o from P o rtla n d a n d
w as ta k e n
sick n few m o n th s a fte r h e r a rriv a l
th ere. D u rin g h e r illn ess she w as ■
ca re d fo r by h e r b ro th e r w hom she j
w ent to visit, b u t
grew
stead ily
w orse u n til relieved by d e a th . Miss
A llebach w as born a t V ancouver in
1885 h u t lived a g re a te r p o rtio n of
h er life in P o rtla n d . She w as a
fre q u e n t v isito r in G resham and
R ockw ood and w ill be k in d ly reu ter-
bered by a la rg e n u m b e r w ith w hom
site becam e a c q u a in te d w hen here.
H er re m a in s w ere buried a t B ro o k
ville.
T h e ra n g e w hich h as been on d is
p lay fo r sev eral w eeks in S te rlin g A
K id d e r's w indow , was sold th is week
E le c tiu u N otice.
tu Miss O live M cC arter, i t w as a
G resh am , O re., Nov. 21, 1912
♦ 52.50 ra n g e w hich w as red u ced in
N otice is hereby given th a t the
p rice each week u n til it sold
for a n n u a l tow n ele c tio u will be held
>33.50.
in th e T ow n H all a t i ’ow ell an d !
Irv in g D odge lias been given
a R o b e rts a v en u e, in tlie T ow n of
p osition a l th e su b -sta tio n ,
ta k in g G resh am on th e 3rd day of D ecem
th e th ird e ig h t-h o u r s h ift, his tim e ber, 1912. P o lls w ill open a t 1
being from m id n ig h t till 8 a. in. p. m. an d close a t 7 p. m.
T he o llie rs on d u ty a l th e sta tio n
S aid ele c tio u w ill be held fo r tlie
a re C. C. R eed, chief o p e ra to r, and p u rp o se of e le c tin g th e follow ing o f
E. V. M au ld in g , second.
ficers, viz: M ayor, R ecorder, T re a s
C ouncil-
Miss E llen D eliav e n of
Scenic, u re r, M arsh al, an d th r e e
j w ho is a tte n d in g th e G resliaui high m en fo r a term of tw o y ears each.
I school, an d w ho h as been com ing D. M. R O B E R T S , Tow n R eco rd er,
{ an d going each day by Mt. H ood
F o r T ow n of G resham
tr a in , h a s a rra n g e d to stay in G resh-
Is y o u r huBbaud cross? An ir r it
j am fo r aw h ile. She is
a t H enry
ab le,
fa u lt-fin d in g d isp o sitio n
is
j M etzger's hom e.
o ften d ue to a d iso rd ered sto m ach
Lloyd T e g a rt, liv in g on th e Base A m an w ith good d ig estio n is n e a r
L ine an d a s tu d e n t a t th e W ash in g ly alw ay s good u a lu re d . A g re a t
ton high school, Is a m em b er of the m any have been p e rm a n e n tly cured
of sto m ach tro u b le by ta k in g C h am
A ll-S tar fo o tb all league, co n sistin g b e rla in ’s T ab lets.
For
sale
by
of six team s.
G resham D rug Co., and D ealers ev
Next T h u rsd ay
being u holiday ery w here.
th e r e will be no serv ice on th e ru-
rul ro u tes. T h e p o sto ffice w ill be
I open, u n til 11 a. in., and from 5 to
6 p. m.
Tlie g irls of th e B ap tist Sunday
school will hold a h a n d k e rc h ie f sale O n A lfred Jo h n so n ’s Place, I Mile
Souih of Sycam ore Store,
a t W o stell's sto re n ext Sat u n lay a f
te rn o o n , b eg in n in g a t 2 o'clock.
on P oster Road.
W illiam H ockinson was u n fo r tu n
a te to cut all th e fin g ers of h is left Saturday, Nov. 30, 10 a.m
h an d to th e bone y esterd ay
w hile
Free L undi at Noon.
d ressin g a b eef a t th e farm of C. F
H uegg. T h e c a rc a s fell from
its
1 sp an horses, w eight 23uu Ills ,
g am b rela and th rew him a g ain st a and harn ess.
sh a rp k n ife w hich w ent th r o u g h his
1 brood sow ; n in e shoats.
h an d .
F o rty chickens.
T he big o u td o o r d an cin g pavilion
1 Old H ickory, 3 *4 in. w id e-tire
a t E sta c a d a w as b u rn ed last n ig h t, w agon and wood rack in good co n
b eing a to ta l loss. T he fire is su p d itio n .
posed to have been of an in ce n d l-
1 D avenport w agon, 2 U in. good
ary o rig in .
d o u b le box.
1 S to u ito n w agon, 3 *4 in.
T he new d rin k in g fo u n ta in just
1 n a rro w tire , 3 54 in. S tu d e b a k e r
placed In p o sitio n on th e sidew alk
j a t th e F ir s t S ta te B ank is a g reat w agon.
1 s u rre y , good as new.
co n v en ien ce to th e th irsty . It was
1 erected by E. T. Jo n e s A t ’o . co n
2 b u g g ie s - 1 top b u g g y ; 1 open
tra c to rs , who will begin w ork on th e buggy .
6 to n s baled hay.
I s tre e t fo u n ta in In a few d ays and
ru sh it to eom p letlo n .
1 stu m p p u ller.
I O liver plow , farm tools an d o th e r
TURKEY GIVEN AWAY AT SHOW th in g s
There will be a big turkey given aw ay
15(1 b u s h e ls p otatoes.
W ed n esd ay night at the picture show .
T e rm s ('a sh , u n less o th e rw ise .•rr-
A big sp ecial sh ow , T hanksgiving after
ra n g e d .
noon and evening.
T h e tw o sacks o i flour will be given aw ay
A. W. COOKE, Auctioneer.
as usual, Thursday, N ovem ber 28.
PLUM PUDDING
D IN N E R
MINCE MEAT
DEL MONTE CHERRIES
DATES
CRANBERRIES
PINEAPPLES
C hickens a t M arket Q u otations
P H O N E 661
GRESH AM , O R E
COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA
The very latest sty les w ith ou t tlie horns, w ith the sou nil-control I-
in g sh u tters. T he harsh, g ratin g tones are done away w ith alm ost
en tirely. You ran have any kind of m usic you w ish.
Grafanolas from $17.50 up.
We a lso have a com plete a sso rt.....nt of Itecords which can Is* p la y .. I
on any m ake of m achine.
V iolins, G uitars, M andolins ami B anjos a lso in stork nt prices
low er than you can buy for in the city.
t om c iu amt let us show you. We aril on very easy term s.
Gresham Drug Co.
T h e R E X A L L Store
COURTS HOLD
$ 4 .5 0
With Balance of this year FREE!
I hese Subscriptions will en d January I, 1914
I luii a n w ip t
for money paid i*» of no
tlie holder lx ab le to prove (hat th e money
T H E
' t HECK GIA EN
UNDISPUTED
BY
B A N K
waa
actually
paid.
for all Auto Supplies and Repairs
Pht
’
f ow cll St.
G resham , O reg o n
AND PAID T lllt t il t .i l THE HANK HTA.NDM
A LI.C O U K TH .
Pay all your b ills
It g iv e , you a com plete ri-conl and a receipt.
k eep in g up Its re p u ta tio n by s t a r t
ing a n o th e r new th in g
T ilts tim e
great ileal.
count al th is bank.
The Gresham Garage
unhww
C H E C K
E ugene, w hich Is one o f th e m ost
p ro g ressiv e citie s of th e s ta te ,
is
o , mmi
It costs you m ulling— ami may
l.y ( heck.
a r ln sk in g ac
s a te
you
a
The Congdon
U n d e r N ew M an ag em en t
It is a p lan for a w o rk in g m a n 's club,
w here men o f all rlasses w ill feel
Mrs. W in n ie W h alen , Prop.
MEAIJ4
A m erican or European plan. Hhort order at .my tim e,
npertal < liicken D inner Sunday,
c«»nta.
at hom e an d fa cilities will bep ro v id -
ed for p le a s a n t recreatio n an d
im
p rovem ent.
Dally J o u r n a l an d O u tlo o k , 1
G e t li l e B est.
conMct|uence
Ih«» I m * m know n metixMl of proof in ■Mxlem bwalaeaa lx
Send your remittance Now to the Outlook
S u h a c rtb e N o w .
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GO TO
T o g eth er for o n e full y ear for only
g e a r . .................................
C an S u p p ly E v e ry th in g you need for your
K. D. CUNNINGHAM. Owner.
the TELEGRAM and OUTLOOK
T h ro u g h th e e ffo rts of J N. T eal,
th e g o v e rn m e n t w ill be ask ed to
su b s c rib e o n e -h a lf of >100,000 front
th e re c la m a tio n fund for a
th o r
ough survey of th e D eschutes riv er
to d e te rm in e its p o w er an d ir rig a
tion p o ssib ilities
T h e s ta te w ill. If
is proposed, raise th e rem a in d e r of
th e fund.
Metzger Bros
fin est fa rm s an d city residences.
D ead , of L ottie Alleimela.
Dun M etzger h as lately lo st m ore
A te le g ra m from B rookville, P en n .,
th a n a dozen fine ch ick ens.
They I an n o u n ced th e d e a th th e re on Wed-
Auction
A DOLLAR SAVED
5 lbs. Lard
10 lbs. Lard
Choicest Bacon
Obituary of II. W. F orsythe.
L ist o f Ix-tlers.
H arvey W esley F o rsy th e , w ho w as
T h e follow ing list of le tte r s re
b u ried h ere on S a tu rd a y last w as
m ain u n called fo r in th e G resham
born in W isconsin, May 17, 1856,
po sto ffice fo r th e
w eek e n d in g
an<f died Nov. 20, 1912, a t S alem , Nov. 2 4 th , 1912:
O regon. H e cam e to O regon in I S 74
L e tte r s - F ra n k E. W illiam s, C arl
w here he resid ed . He died a fte r
E n g w all, M. J. M errill,
F re d
C.
a sh o rt illn ess from th e effe c ts o f an H a rt, M rs W ills M erkley
apoplectic stro k e . H e leaves th re e
C a rd s— L. B re itn e r, Jo h n N eilsen,
sisters, tw o b ro th e rs and tw o c h il L. E. g h eeb o rn , W. T. H u b b ard .
d re n to m o u rn th e ir loss
In te rm e n t
T h ese le tte r s w ill be se n t to th e
w as in G resham cem etery. T he serv - 1
dead le tte r officee D ecem ber Sth,
ice w as co n d u cte d by Rev. E dw in W.
19 12, if not d e liv e re l b efo re
In
H ight. T ext, L u k e 19: 10.
c a llin g fo r the above, please
say
ad v e rtise d , g iv in g d a te of list.
O A. E a stm a n o f th e B ank of
I. M cCOl.L. P. M
G resham m ade a business tr ip to j
F o re s t G rove y e ste rd a y , re tu rn in g
Daily O reg o n ian and O utlook.
hom e today.
I
________________________ <■ 11' I
lhlon.
lan d scap e g a rd e n in g a t som e of o u r c° * l°
Why Not Have Fresh Water
In Your House
G resh am
Unity
Mrs. P a t C ollins, who h a s been in
Mrs M. E O rdw ay of P o rtla n d vis- a P o rtla n d h o sp ital ta k in g m edical
ited h e r frien d , Mrs. A n u n eru ian on tre a tm e n t fo r can cer, re tu rn e d hom e
S atu rd ay an d S unday.
S unday m o rn in g . She is m uch im
11. U. W ilson an d 11. U. M cG innis proved.
celery g ro w ers of T ro u td a le who
Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. W ihlon drove
have been sh ip p in g larg e q u a n titie s ' ov®r 1° S p rin g d a le la s t S u n d ay
C. M. O lip h a n t b u tch ered a fine
of celery to P o rtla n d a r e now fill
ing larg e o rd e rs fo r Id ah o an d E a s t hog M onday.
Som e fin e d a ily cow s h av e been
e rn W ash in g to n an d O regon points.
b ro u g h t in to U nity th is week by 8.
They say th e d em an d is good.
A ndrew P u lle n is re p o rte d q u ite F . P itts .
C. M. O lip h an t, H.
C. W ihlon,
sick w ith ty p u o id fev er a t h is hom e
D an T u rn e r, Jo h n P a lin q u is t an d 8.
in M outavilia.
W. it. R odgers, who was in th e te a F . P itts a tte n d e d th e sa le a t the
business h ere u n til he recently sold Sw eet B ria rF a r tn la st T h u rsd ay .
Mrs. Dan T u rn e r drove to P o rt
to E. 1. R oss, w as dow n from The
D alles e arly th is week on a busi- j lan d M onday.
Jo h n P a lm q u is t m ad e a business
u ess trip . H e h as s ta rte d a ro u te
fo r th e Tea co m p an y a t T he D alles. | tr ip to P o rtla n d T uesday.
H ave you h e ard of th e big p o ta to
W. 11. A ddis of R u ssellv ille was
tr u s t recen tly fo rm ed a t U nity?
a G resh am v isito r y este rd a y . He is
E.
G r,
rad
in 8010
sold a fin e
fresh
en g ag ed In h o rtic u ltu ra l w ork and
r"’ J J. ’ U
a al1?.
Sho
th e
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2«. slH 1 2
G RESH A M
AH $3.50
lu
OUTLOOK,
-
T his H ostelry la new . m .sle m . up-to-date. sanitary and
first-class in every rs*spect. No b etter place to stop an y
w here in Oregon.