Gresham outlook., February 11, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

PA G E FO UR
GRESHAM
o,
OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY. FEB R U A R Y
1 1 , 1U 1S
FilCES THAT
ELLIOTT BROS, are Determined
I liat every article piece or parcel of merchandise shall be sold, regardless of cost or value, at some price. Your opportunity
is NOW, Don t Delay. W hen Lewis Shattuck turned his stock over to the Elliott Bros, it was agreed and understood by
«ill ( oncerned that it was to be converted into Cash that is Cashed in at once at what ever it would bring. Thousands of
i )ollars w orth of goods have been sole in the last few days and thousands more must be sold in the next few days. Have
you reaped any of the harvest? If not don’t wait, it is going fast.
Prices like the following run through the entire stock
Men’s Shoes Men’s
$ 1 .9 8 MEN’S All Wool UNDERWEAR
$ 1 0 Carpet Sweepers
Every pair must go and we believe
Ladies Shirt waists pleated and hand
these prices will move them quickly. w orked fronts in white
y f
A lxiut one h u n d red p airs of M en s D ress Shoes in Pat-J O
ent, \ ici a n d Dull M etal leathers, reg. $3 to $4 at
t OC
regular value $2.50
O n e h u n d re d a n d fifty m e n ’s D ress Shoes, all leathers QO
a n d sizes, values $4 to 4.50
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All wool Sox, Reg. 50c
250 pairs in all leathers an d all sizes,
D ress Shoes reg. $3.50 cut to
1 6 c
Flannellett Waists Light and Dark.
Regular values $1.50
LADIES’ SHOES
200 pairs of L adies’ Shoes all sizes, Vici,
P aten t a n d D ull finish, regular $2.50 a n d $3
¿ T V /C
48c
Misses Union Suits Regular
Value $1.00 sells at
Men’s Work Shirts, Reg.
”
50c each
36C
36C
$ 1.50 regular, to go at the low price of
18c
M en’s A ll W ool H ose, R egular, 5,0c val
M en s A ll W ool S hirts the best on the
m arket, regular $2.50 goes at
-
98c
Men’s Hats
Regular $1 M en’s Hats at
s n n
n
1 .OO per Doz. M en’s H ats values $2.50 at
19c
98c
Come and Scc-Thc Prices Talk, They Will Convince You
Every Day During This Sale 4 Bargain Day Full of Surprises
illiott Bros.
EVERY GOOD TIME
is a g o o d tim e to
Kodak
G e t your K odak Film s, Plates
P aper, D eveloper,
Etc., of
BURKE
The teweler
In ev e ry p a c k a g e y ou w ill find
o n e of th e se letters--
E-A-S-T-M-A-N
\V h e n y ou h a v e o n e of ea c h
th e y will h e e x c h a n g e d for a
$20 Eastman Kodak
by B U R K E , I III JE W E L E R
Phone 651,
G iesbain
City Bakery
H A U L H O K T Z E L , Prop.
Rest Bread
O n the M arket,
I resh Every Day
Pies, Cakes,
and other
P astry
M ain St.
G resham , O re.
W e W as! E v ery o n e
to read th e O u tlo o k
YYe ask you
to su b scrib e, If you can. b u t read
It any way, if you have to borrow
Lewis Shattuck
GRESHAM LOCALS (
T h e G resh am sk a tin g rin k
has
L e ste r S pencer and A rza S m ith
H a rry W ood, w ho has an in te re st
W ake l'p !
ju s t received 50 p a irs of new ro lle r have been e n jo y in g a visit from Mr
w ith his b ro th e r G uy in a b a rb e r
T he d re a ry w in te r is n early over,
sk a te s an d is p re p a rin g fo r a sk a t- G leason, an old n eig h b o r of B ickle­
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shop a t M o ntavilla, sp en t
S unday S p rin g is on th e way. W elcom e itjs
to n . W ashington.
T h e W o m an 's H om e
M issionary I ing c a rn iv a l In th e n e a r fu tu re .
at his hom e here.
com ing by a new e n te rp ris e , a g re a t-
H a rry H uxley, w ho w as rep o rted
society w ill have a b u sin ess m eetin g
Mrs
H ollenbeck.
th e d a u g h te r
---------------------- e r e n th u s ia sm , a b ro a d e r
o u tlo o k
at th e hom e of Miss M abel T h o m as to h av e been stric k e n w ith p araly sis of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern , an d
A successful econom y sale is be-
life an d its o p p o rtu n itie s. T he
W ed n esd ay , Feb. 12, at 2 :3 0 o'clock last w eek, is Im p ro v ing som ew hat h e r c h ild re n , sta rte d S a tu rd a y for lug co nducted a t th e N ovelty S to re O utlook w ill help you. We
w an t
M em bers an d frie n d s a re in v ited to an d w ill p ro b ab ly reco ver in a sh o rt | th e ir h om e in H ey b u rn . Id ah o , a fte r on
Pow ell s tre e t,
w here W.
R. you to have it and have decided to
lie p re se n t.
tim e
He Is at th e hom e of O .1 sev eral w eeks' visit w ith
re lativ es R iddle is sellin g o ff a la rg e stock c u t o u r th re e -m o n th s' tr ia l su b s c rip ­
here.
Mrs. E. Daly h a s re tu rn e d
from Neal.
of goods in h is line a t su ch low tion price rig h t In h alf, m a k in g th e
T h e fire in W. T. H a rtle y 's house
St. J o h n s w here sh e has been
fo r
Mr.
and
Mrs. M aulding
u have
o .c | i I’fic ts th a t every b u y er can save Tw ice-a-w eek O utlook to new su b ­
la s t F rid ay h as been traced to de­ m oved from A. H. G o u ld ’s house in , m oney by p u rc h a s in g now , before scrib ers th re e fu ll m o n th s fo r only
th e p ast m o n th n u rs in g a frien d .
fectiv e
w irin g .
An ex am in atio n T h o m p so n 's a d d itio n , to th e ir n e w j 'h e sale closes on th e 15th. E very 25c in advance. T his o ffe r is good
W ill B ostic is laid
up
w ith a
show ed th a t th e heavy Joists had ho u se on Second stre e t.
j p rice h as been cut in tw o fo r th is ' u n til W a sh in g to n 's b irth d a y ,
F eb.
sp rain ed an k le.
been b u rn in g fo r a long tim e before
Mrs. O scar E rick so n and baby of | occasion.
22. T ak e a d v a n ta g e of
it
now.
.1 J. W odaege h as e n tire ly closed
th e fire sp read to th e roof. Only W a rre n a rriv e d to d a y fo r a visit ■
, Send it to y o u r frien d s.
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out Ills p lu m b in g
h ere
an d w ill
th e circu m sc rib ed space w ith o u t a w ith h e r p a re n ts , Mr. and Mrs. E
Two e n la rg e d p ic tu re s
in
the !
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leave to m o rro w for P e n d le to n , w here
d ra ft k ep t it sm o u ld e rin g befort It C. L indsey a n d o th e r re lativ es.
w indow of Max S c h n eid er's
| his w ife now Is, an d w here he w ill
stu d io
T he W ant Ads. w ill be fo u n d on
b ro k e o u t so as to be seen
Ed. G ilm an, fo r o v er a y e a r past J re p re se n t M arshal
G ullickson and page 2.
go Into b u sin ess ag ain .
Ex-Co.
S u p e rin te n d e n t R obinson
E D. H o lg ate Is h av in g ab o u t five w as In th is v icinity to d a ' m eetin g old
has resigned h is p o sitio n th e re and h u n tin g dogs a s they ap p eared sev-
A re you G oing to
acres cleared on Ills farm n ear th e
frie n d s
He Is now connected with m oved back to P o rtla n d
He w ill eral y ears ago. T he p ic tu re s w ere
C leveland g rav el pit
It w ill be In
th e New Y ork L ife In s u ra n c e com ­ go on th e road as a tra v e lin g sales m ade by Mr. S ch n eid er and o are
read in ess fo r a cro p th is y ear.
pany and h as offlc« s In th e Lewis m an.
re m a rk a b ly fa m ilia r, as well as gen-
C ourt G resh am , O rd e r of F o re s t­ b u ild in g . P o rtla n d
in
T he m eetin g of th e G resham C oun- n in e w orks of a rt.
ers, h as Issued p o ste rs fo r a d an ce
A P o rtla n d o rc h e s tra w ill fu rn ish ell of W om en V oters, w hich
w as
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In tlie C o m m ercial c lu b h all on Sat­
th e m usic fo r th e M asonic dan ce on p lan n ed fo r last F rid a y e v en in g .w as
O ver a h u n d re d head of horses
u rd ay ev en in g , Feb. 22.
F rid ay ev en in g next, w ith selections postponed to tom orrow ev en in g . F eb a re q u a rte re d on F red 5 M errill's
S teelh ead fish in g has been q u it, given at th e M asonic d an ces th ere. 12 An old fashioned sp ellin g school farm a t th e
T w elve-M ile
c o rn er,
good in th e S andy riv e r fo r th e past T h e re is every pro sp ect
A p p ly T o d a y for an E asy P a y ­
th a t
th e will be th e fe a tu re of th e ev en in g w here they a re b eing ta k e n c a re of
tw o o r th re e w eeks. Good catch es occasion will he th e g re a te st event M rs E lk in g to n and Mrs C lan alian ! and a re being tra in e d for d iffe re n t
m e n t Term T ic k e t
ire rep o rted at th e m o u th
of th e of th e p resen t social season in w ill sing a d u e t. R e fresh m en ts will k in d s of w ork. They a re all high
Hull Itu n an d at R even u e's.
G resham
be served. A special in v ila tio n
Is (trade a n im a ls ; som e of them being
L overs o f d an cin g a re lo o k in g fo r­
W ord has been received of th e ex ten d e d to m em bers o f th e C om m er- . noted racers. T h ere Is a m ovem ent
w ard to th e M asonic ball next F r i­ a rriv a l of a 9 p o u n d boy in
the clal c lu b and th e ir ladies, and
to on foot to reopen th e place as an '
day n ig h t
A bout 301* In v ita tio n s hom e of Mr. an d Mrs F ra n k M etf- an y o n e who Is In terested in civic am u sem en t re so rt th e com ing sum -
g e r of D am ascus
have been issued
im provem ent».
aier.
Local Agent. In office o f Roberta and
T he W. C. T I w ill m eet th is
REPORT O F THE CONDITION OF
G« mm 1 Sin m >G ng.
week In th e Free M eth o d ist ch u rc h
Conley, opposite Bank o f Greaham
T he G resham Rod an d G un d u b !
on T h u rsd ay
afte rn o o n
at
2 :3 0
P h o n e 17 X
held a sh o o tin g m atch a t C leveland
o'clock
All laities a re co rd ially in ­
At
G
resh
am
in
th
e
S
ta
te
of
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re
g
o
n
,
a
t
th
e
close*
of
business,
Feb
field on S unday last th e ta rg e ts be­
vited.
ing clay b ird s s p ru n g from a tr a p
S abin A lex an d er of T h e
D alles 4th. 1913
F ive m em bers p a rtic ip a te d , 1)
N.
I was in G resh am o v er S u n d ay
and
R eso u rces
L ia b ilit ie s
R o b erts sco rin g th e h ighest p er cent.
Monday a tte n d in g Io h is b u sin ess In
i le re sls h ere and ren ew in g old a c ­ L oans and d is c o u n ts . » 95.17 16 C a p ita l stock p aid i n . . » 30.000.00 F o llow ing is th e score:
O v erd raft» . secu red anil unse-
13,000.00 Mame
_Shot a t K illed
S u rp lu s fund ....................
q u ain tan ces.
cu red .........................
..............................
None
D.
M
R
o
b
e
rts
..............2
5 ......................20
U
ndivided
p
ro
fits
,
less
ex
­
Mrs A YY S hipley is h ere w ith R onds and w a rra n ts
7,885.84
penses an d tax es paid
589.57 C. C r o w l e y ..................7 5 ..................... 53
h er d a u g h te rs
M isses L a u ra and S to ck s a n d o th e r se ­
in earnest about that T ria l Subscription
c u ritie s ............................
160.09
L. Shattuck ............... 7 5 ...................... 50
Mnliel S hipley, w hile Mr Shipley Is H anking house* ................. 21.500 00 P o stal S avings H ank
d e p o s i t s .........................
1,1 32 67 W J O tt .................. 7 5 ...................... 49
O ffer m ade last Tuesday. Ten or a
m oving th e ir stock
and hou seh o ld F u rn itu re an d fix tu re s . .
3,600 00 In d iv id u a l d ep o sits su b ject
J. J . H a llig a n .............5 0 .
32
dozen have been received since W e d ­
goods from C o rb e tt to th e ir farm D ue from b a n k s (n o t re ­
to c h e c k s ......................
89.359 56
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serve b a n k s ) ...................
3.054 60
n ear Hull R un
nesday morning.
D em and c e rtific a te s of de-
Ray M etzger, w ho has been ser-
D ue from a p p ro v ed re s e rv e
R evival serv ices a re now In p ro g ­
po’
1'
’
..............................
7.627.63
¡ously
ill,
|s
now
a
b
le
to
be
o
u
t,
and
b atik s ...........................
31.619 65
ress In th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch . C hecks a n d o th e r cash
T im e c e rtific a te s of d e ­
th e
fam ily is o u t . o f q u a ra n tin e .
W HO’LL BE THE NEXT
p o sits ............... .. , . .
14,899 59
You a re co rd ially in v ited to a tte n d
Item s ..............................
22 50
R
ay's
a ilm e n t resem b led d ip th e ria ,
7,625 24 S av in g s d e p o s its ............
15,036 97
each an d every m eetin g
Hishop C ash on h an d ..................
to take up this offer ?
and h ealth o fficers from
P o rtla n d
P earce will be h ere F rid a y , th e 14th
p ronounced It such, but no o th e r
These are the conditions:
T o tal .........._ ............. 1170,64 4 99
T o tal
»170,6 14 99
an d will rem ain o v er th e 23d
Song
m em ber of th e fam ily n o r an y o n e of
service at 7 :3 0
P re ach in g at 8
S ta le of O reg o n , C o unty of M u ltn o m ah , ss
th e m any frie n d s w ho called to see
3 M o nth s, N ew S ub scription, 25c in
Mr anil Mrs YY' T H a rtle y , w ho
I. C J. L u n d q u ist, ca sh ie r of th e above nam ed b an k , do solem nly
him took th e d isease
It Is se ri­
sw
e
a
r
th
a
t
th
e
above
s
ta
te
m
e
n
t
Is
tr
u
e
to
th
e
best
of
niv
know
ledge
ad van ce, to stop a t e x p ira tio n u n ­
w ere b u rn e d o u t on F rid a y m o rn in g
ously d o u b ted if It really w as d ip h ­
an d b elief
less o rd e re d continued at o u r re g ­
last, a re sta v in g at th e hom e of th e ir
th
eria.
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,
C. J LUN DQ UIST. C ash ier
d a u g h te r Mr»
S
8 Thom peon
u la r ra te
T h ia o ffe r w ill be good
S u b scrib ed a n d sw orn to before me th is 7th
day
of F e b ru a ry
u n til Feb. 2 2 d . D o it T o d a y .
They ar, I, el roue of e x p ressin g th e ir 1 9 1 3 .
Shlp o th e rw ise a ll rig h t but w ith ­
ap p re c ia tio n of th e effo rt« m ade by
UAÜRA V RULKE1.EY. Notary Public
o u t a h um an being on board discov­
th e ft re m, n an d c ltlte n i o f G resh ­ C o rrect A ttest
M eyers.
Theo. B ru g g e r, C. J .
Lundquist.
T A IK TO T M f O U TLO O K ABOUT IT
Di-
ered a t se a ; fu rn ish in g a fine h in t
rector».
am In sav in g th e ir p ro p e rty
fo r som e sto ry w rite r.
San Francisco
19 15
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