PAUK »Xtl'B
G KLMHAM OUTLOOK,
Basis of Exchange for School Books
OKAMMAK h » h o o i , iio o k h .
t ’y r F o u rth R eader, and 20c................ fo r W h eeler-F ou rth R eader
( 'yr F ourth R eader, and 2 5c..............fo r W h eeler-F ifth Reader
C yr F ifth R eader, and 30c..................... for Elson T hird Reader.
Cyi F ifth R eader, and 30c................... for Bison F o u rth Reader.
Reed-W ord Lessons, and 1 5 c ............for H ick 's Cham pion Speller.
Buehler-M od. E ng Lessons, and 20c, for K im b a ll-F le u r E n g Book 1.
Iluehler-M od E n g L G ram m ar, 2 5 c,. fo r K iin b all-E leiu Eng. Book II
Sm ith -P rim a ry A rith m etic, and 20c,. fo r R ig ler A rith Step by Step.
S m ith -P ra ctical A rith , and 30c......... for W atson A W h ite Com p A rith
Nat in trod (ieo g., and 60c.................fo r T a rr
M cM urry-G eog
Nat. School (ieog , and 60e.................fo r T a r r 4 M cM urry-G eog.
K roti n-1 at Book H ygiene, and 25c. fo r R itch ie- Prim er o f San itatio n ,
Thom aa-Elem . H ist. U.S. and 3 5 c,. f o r l l o w n e i Benton Introd. Am . Hist
Iioub. U. S. H istory, and 50c............ fo r .Mace-School HiBt. U. 8.
New O utlook W rit. Book, and 15c fo r P alm er W rit. I am . P rim a ry grad es
New O utlook W rit. Ilka., 4-7. 20c, .f o r P alm er Method Buainesa W ritin g
P ran g-D raw in g Books, and I 0 c . . . . f o r A pplied A rts D raw in g, 41-43.
Paper, 1-2-3,
P ran g-P ap er, 4-8, and 1 6 c ..................for A pplied A rts D raw in g 44-48.
T hese D raw in g B ooks in cloth, 10c.
HIGH SI'H'SII, HOOKN.
\\'< llls-A lg eb ra, and 6 0 c...................... for W e lls * H a r t New High Sch. A lg.
W entw orth-G eom etry, and 8 0 c,.......... fo r W entw orth * S., P. & S Geom
Pow ers A L , O ffice Methods Part
I, T ext, and 5 0 c ,. . . .
for Lyons B ookkeepin g Part I Text
Myers-Gen or Ancient Hist. 00,. . for B o tsfo rd - H ist A ncient W orld,
Myers-Gen. H ist., and 90c............... for Myers-.Med A Mod, H istory,
<'hannlng-U . 8 History and 70 c,. for Jam es A Sanford A m er Hist,
H errick A I».- Com p A R h et., 35c. for B roo k s-E n g Com p Book I
D errick A D.-Com p, A Rhet. 45c. fo r B rooks-E ng. Comp. Book II.
Iluehler-M od. Eng. Grant, and 26c,. for K im b a ll-E n g lish G ram m ar,
N ewcom er-Eng. L it., and 80c............ for L on g-E n glish L iteratu re,
Newcom er
E ng L it and 50c......... for A bernathy-A in . L ite ra tu re
Stron g A S C ivil G o vt., and 5 5 c,. for F orm an -A m erican R epu blican
B ergen -Eleni, o f B otan y, and 55c,. for H u n ter-E ssen tials o f B iology
H it'ehlnson-Phy. A H ygiene, and 65c fo r H unter
Essen, of B io lo gy
Bergen
Ele o f B otan y, 8 0 c.............for Bergen A C.- P ra ctica l Botany.
M illikaiiAO . 1st C o u rse Ph ys., 7 6 c ,. .fo r M illikan A G F irst P h ysics
H utchlnson-Phys. A H ygien e 6 5 c , .. f o r Gonn A B - A dr Phys. A H yg.
Huss-German Reader, and 5 0 c , . . . . f o r Spanhoofd
E lem en tarbuch
Jaynes-M . Ger. G ram m ar, and 6 5 c ,..f o r M anley-Eln Som m er in Deutsch-
land.
Hale F irst L atin B ook, and 4 0 c ,..f o r Pearson Essen o f Latin.
lla lc A Buck
Lut G ram ., and 50 c,for Bennett Latin G ram m ar
DEATH AND BURIAL
OF JOSEPH C. STANLEY
Joseph C. Stan ley, a w ell know n
t farm er livin g about one m ile n orth ­
west o f G resham , died at his home
on Sun day aftern oon last a fte r
a
long and b a fflin g disease had been
i fough t un su ccessfu lly for n early six
i m ouths.
The u n ava ilin g e ffo rts o f several
o f the best physician s w ere p o w er­
less to a rrest the d eclin e of his fo r­
mer robust health w hich w as c a rr y ­
in g him su rely but slo w ly a w ay.
A
i tru e d iagn osis o f his case w as never
m ade, but It seemed th at it w as a
nervous and m ental breakdow n that
i resisted all attem pts o f a cure and
he passed p ea cefu lly
aw ay
a fte r
months of agony surrounded by his
fam ily and relatives
on
the farm
w here he had spent n early a ll
the
y ears of a respected and in d u strio u s
, life.
T he fu n eral was arran ged for 2
o 'clo ck
th is
aftern oon from
the
| Baptist chu rch at G resham .
Rev.
T hos. Robinson o f F airview o ffic ia ­
ting.
The services in the Gresham
cem etery were conducted
by
the
Odd F e llo w s ’ lodge o f which he was
a mem tier.
TUESDAY.
SEPTEMHEK ».
1»I3
GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
A Gentle Hint
Better paint your buildings while
the weather is good. There is Econ­
omy in using the Best Paint. Heath
’& Milligan Paint is known the world
ath A Miiliflau Paiatg
over as the Best Paint because it has
been thoroughly tried out having been used extensively
for fifty years.
It is Extra Heavy Body and will stand much thinning
thereby Reducing its Cost.
Come in, See the Sample Shades and Color Schemes
T w o b u rgla ries w ere reported on
Sun day m orning
E n tran ce was e f­
fected into S h a ttu c k ’s store and the
San itary m eat m arket. F rom
both
p laces som e p rovision s were taken
hut the loss was not grea t in e ith er
place.
An attem pt w as m ade last night I
to steal Mrs. Max S ch n eid er's auto
It was run o u t in to Main street but -
the gaso lin e tan k h avin g been dis- :
connected it w as im possible to get ;
it farth er. T he m achine was then
taken to the G resham ga ra ge
for
sa fe keep in g.
M ayor
L ew is
S h a ttu ck . George
S le re t, John S leret and Ed. S leret, |
to geth er w ith th eir fam ilies started
fur Pendleton yesterd a y
o v e r the
Mount Hood rou te w ith their four
autom obiles.
T h ey expect
to re­
turn home on M onday it ,
R ural C a rrie r E E Chipm an has j
lias ju st received a bronze badge of
GRESHAM, OREGON
HARDWARE STORE
honor from the governm en t fo r ser- i
vices in th e navy d u rin g
the civil |
w ar
He served
on
the U. S. S.
A ven g er on the
M ississippi river
d u rin g the w in ter o f 1864-65.
He
w as about 16 y ea rs old. T he sam e
aldrtneus, fearlessn ess and fidelity
that won hint this
recogn ition of
fa ith fu l services,
have
ch a ra cter­
ised his life ever since.
A t tlie F ree M ethodist chu rch next
Sunday the services of the day w ill
begin w ith Sun day school at 10a.m .,
follow ed by preach ing by tlie pas-
lor, Rev. E dw iu H igh t, at 11 a. m.
We are EXCHANGE AGEN 1 S for all the books
T he even in g service at 8 p. n r, will
The J. K G ill com pany of P o rtlan d have a fu ll con signm en t o f these
used
in
the Public Schools.
begin. w ith a song service and
tlie
books at the G resham D rug store, the local depository.
No hooks ex ­
p asto r w ill preach.
A co rd ial in vi­
changed except as above
tation is extended to all.
rh e Gresham D ru g Co., have set aside T h u rsd ay, F rid a y and S a t­
Jam es Cam p, w ho lias been visit­
The Famous REXALL T a BLLTS, Etc., Are Here
urday. Septem ber 18-20 as a d e sirab le tim e for G resham pupils to e f ­
ing lit Hit hom e o f his brother, E.
C
a
ll
on
us.
f e c t exch an ge of books.
If in doubt as to hooks needed, co n su lt
the
M. Cam p, fo r som e tim e, left th is
principal at the schoolhouse, hours 1-3 p m.
m orning fo r his hom e in K ansas. Mr.
Cam p thin ks G resham the best city
l'Io L ib ra y as a Supplement to tlie exceeds that of many sm all lib raries,
visi'e d d u rin g Ills lo u r, and is loath
School*.
being due to the library system
of
’ o leave.
It
Is hoped
The W om en’s Home M issionary so­
Siippleinn tlng the schools o f the M ultnom ah county.
“ TH F REXALL S T O R E "
ciety w ill
m«*et
W ednesday, Sept.
surroun din g co u n try, stan din g ready that In th<- near fu tu re that all the
In, at 2 :30 p. n r, at the home o f
and eager to lie o f any assistan ce su rro u n d in g school w ill turn to the
Mrs. C M Zim m erm an .
Mrs. A l­
I n each and all grad es Is th e G resh ­ G resham lib ra ry fo r any and all m a­
va H tvel and Mrs. Zim m erm an host
am library
T he first few
grad es terial they should lie in need of.
esses.
A ’ l ladies w h eth er m embers
‘ . h i only be reached th rou gh the pri­
Pori land Is go in g to have an Ice
or no' who are in terested in work be­
m ary hooks and the story hour It
rink
T h ere are plen ty of
chea p
in g done for the good o f o ur coun ­
l i t h e aim o f the library Io cu ltiv a te
try, co rd ia lly in vited to attend.
in I he children even
at th is early skates.
E M. Cam p left fo r M osier, Ore.,
age a love for better literatu re. The
t 'ity Marshal Gullicksoii, who oils
P robably no Am erican institution k iilu i yisleislay by a falling safe.
I his m orning.
u r i i s and hooks are selected with
Illu strates our extrem e p rogressive­
Tlie G resham g ir ls ' hose team
is
1x1 2, siz e d , p e r M
-
-
-
$8.00
l hl i Idea I I I view.
requested by th eir m an ager to have
In I he fifth and sixth grad es the ness as a nation more c le a rly than
2 x 4, 16 a n d 2 4 ft. le n g th s , s iz e d , p e r M
7.00
H arvard
a few m eetings d u rin g th e rem ain­
i Hlilrcu are then beginn in g to use our ed u catio n al system .
2 x 6, 16 a n d 2 4 ft. le n g th s , s iz e d , p e r M
7.00
of the
der o f tlie in terval before the con­
in- library for current even ts and u n iversity, fa r in advance
S h ip la p a n d S h e a tin g , p e r M
7.00
tests w ill, A sto ria and t e n t s
T he
m in i' d ala.
A yo u n g fo lk s'
ency- front lln, in the d u catlo n al w orld,
G.
II
B
lackb
u
rn
left
Sa
tu
rd
a
y
for
lias
establish
ed
a
ch
a
ir
o
f
O
riental
\sto
ria
i*
am
w
ill
be
here
on
tlie
clup ilia has been furn ished III ad d i­
N ebraska w here he w ill visit rela
18th and 2'Otli and tlie le n t s team
tion Io the books on
special sub­ cu ltu re.
lives.
w ill be n otified Io meet then) here
j e c t s , also the
W o r ld s
'C h ro n icle
Out of
every thousand students
Miss A gn es Jack son , o f P o rtla n d , at the sam e tim e.
Inr the current even ts supplem ented
T e le p h o n e 4 1 1
2 1 - 2 m ile s e a s t o f K e ls o
who start In to school In the pri­ visited Miss E lva A ndre last week
E E M arshall returned to P o rt­
by a w eekly bulletin g iv in g promi
m
ary
grad
es
seven
hundred
and
thir-
land
last
w
eek
from
a
visit
in
Iowa.
i< n tr to the most Im portant events
Tlie C o ttrell school opened Mon­
And out of the thou­
' v i l l i in stru ctio n s as to w here to find elg h th grad e
day with IPS pupils en rolled.
Miss Ho brou ght with him tils m other,
sand
who
en
ter
the
grad
es,
only
f
i
f
­
them.
Ethel W ilkin son and
Miss
Helen who is now nearly 811 y ears old. and
da u gh ter. They will
la the eig h th grad e the pupil is ty -fo u r quit before the d o s e of th e llo ss o f G resham are the teachers her ndopied
anil
forty-Hix
are fo r the com in g term.
m ake th eir hom e in P o rtlan d.
Mr
" . lie n
i i c c i hh
to the referen ce co l­ Nine hundred
M arshall war in Gresham Saturday
lection so as to assist him
on the dropped by the w ayside d u rin g the
Born,
to
Mr. and Mrs.
Elm er c a llin g on old friends.
is
road o f kn o w led ge lead in g
to the tw elve-years' course. The loss
D ukes, Septem ber 7, a 10-pound boy
Mr ami M is. S. E. Toeplem an re­
higher realm s
Not only
has the sim ply enorm ou s and shockin g. «•8-
Miss Irene Erz, of Scenic e n te r­ turned last Sun day from San F ra n ­
Gresham boy o r girl this p rivilege, Jiedally since education is today 80 tained Miss P earl R u e g g Sunday.
I a >I every boy
cisco w here they have spent
the
hut each and every boy and girl in la rgely com pulsory
sum m er.
tpe su rro u n d in g coun try of M ultno­ or g irl who " q u it " last sp rin g re­
'l
u
l
l
i
n
.
m
a
i
l
G
r
a
n
g
e
F
a
ir
.
solve
to
pay
the
price
of
a
lietter
Mrs. Geo Honey is e n terta in in g
mah or a joint school.
WHY PAY MORE?
Tlie F a ir com mitte«' o f M ultnom ah her aunt Mrs.
D unn.
o f S eattle,
Tin' library Is w illin g and anxious Intellectm il equipm ent.
G u a ra n te e d P u re a n d F u ll W e ig h t
G
range
No.
7
1
.
requests
that
all
e
n
­
W ashin gton.
Io give any assistan ce possible over
T o p B u g g ie s , o p e n B u g g ie s , H a c k s tries for exh ib its and
com petition
W. E Dabndy o f Portlan d
was
'lie phene as w ell as in I lie build­
im p e d in g
his nursery
ing Itself. T he teach ers o f o u lly in g C a rts, Bain and Old H ickory W a g­ lie made F riday a ftern o on , Sept. 12. out today
at
G
range
hall
at
Orient.
stock.
i bools are urged to make» all possi­ ons. W aterloo
G as E n gin es,
New
MISS E L L E N ST O N E , Sec y.
Miss F lo ren ce Brow n
is visiln g
ble use of the lib ra ry, If not
over Idea Miiuure Sp read er
T a lk with
G resham , O re., R. 4.
her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. J W
the phone through the mail
Hessel.
tf
Brown.
The high school pupils and teach­
C has. H ardw ice has closed
The O utlook has on hand a la rge
ers w ill a lw a y s
find
co-operation
the
Safest Laxative for Women.
quant By o f school report cards on G resham G rill and moved to Port
■ i v c ii glad ly and freely and all ma­
Coin lulled from F irst page
i l rial
not secured In the Gresham
N early every wom an needs a good good q u a lity o f bristol, also printed land.
Mr and Mrs. N.
O.
F u ller, o f
lilitiiry can be from the m ain.
Few la xa llve .
Dr. K in g 's New L ife P ills envelopes; sam ples fr«>e, to any schoo
W ater­
P rice 2*£c each; L eban o n , O regon, were in Gresham equipped th rou gh o u t w ith
outside of M ultnom ah co u n ty have are good liecaus«> they are prom pt, 1 lerk or teacher.
P a u l H o e tz e l Prop.
P ostage addl- o ver S a tu rd a y and Su n d a y, in vest) man W a terb u ry heatin g and ve n til­
acres.- tu the la rge co llectio n such as safe, and do not cause pain
Mrs. over lo ti, 2c each.
g a tin g con dition s here w ith a vi.
a tin g p lan ts
A
piano
is
being
is in Portlan d. T he
p riv ile ge
of M C. D unlap of Iw ad lll, T en n ., says: * fount, 5c for 25 cards.
to m akin g this th eir holm
placed in the school w hich w ill 110
draw lag on the tiialn lib ra ry is one "D r. K in g 's New L ife P ills helped :
doubt aid in the developm ent of m u­
we should not pass over too ligh tly , her tro u b les g r e a tly ." Get
a box
School cle rk s send to the Ottt-
or fail to appreciate. T he num ber tialuy
D on’t forget the chicken pie sup­ sical talent.
Price, 25c
Recoin mended look for a sam ple of school report
A m lchoscope is being added to
o f volum es In the G resham
library by all D ruggists.
per served by the men o f the Method
cards, sam ple free.
1st chu rch at the G ran g e hall, F r i­ tlie la b o rato ry to be used in connec­
tion with tlie study of a g ricu ltu re
day night.
and botany.
Last year, throu gh the e ffo rts o f
On the Market,
Lailies' Tailor l>i'|>ui'tiii< nt.
T H IS W E E K
T H IS W E E K
Hi« teachers and board of <lir«'ctors.
Mrs. M. V ogel has added a ladies
P atro n -T each ers' association was
h resh Every Day
ta ilo rin g departm ent to her m illi­ organ ized with a result, accordin g to
nery business, and is prepared
to
lie testim ony of sev eral of the o ld er
K. C. (taking Powder ¿3c size
20c
Patent Pump Oil Cans
-
$1.35
m ake lad ies' fa ll and w in ter suits at patron s, that the patrons and teach­
ers h ave never before la e n brought
I lash, 10c size
-
2 for 15c
Table I umblers, common
doz. 25c
reason able prices. C a ll and see tier
in so close a relatio n sh ip d u rin g the
Mica Axel Grease, 23c size
20c
sam ples at th e G resham
M illinery listo ry o f the school.
Long Handled Shovels
-
45c
Tlie m anage­
Sto re, Main street.
ment o f the school has also felt the
Spices fo r P ic k lin g
Spices for Pickling
\ \ ash I ubs, medium
-
-
55c
benefit derived fronie these m eetings
ui'l as a result they w ill be con tin ­
W. < T. I . 'I«x ting September II
ue,: and encouraged d u rin g the coni­
WE W ILL PAY 3OC FOR STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
T h e W . C. T. I', w ill meet in the ng year.
com m ittee room o f the p ublic lib ra ­
It is the aim o f flic association to
ry Septem ber 11 at 2:30 p. n r for have persons o f a b ility and exp eri­
the an n u al electio n o f o ffice rs for ence in e d u ca tio n al w ork to be pres­
Main St.
Gresham, Ore.
ent at each o f these m eetings
to
the year.
AH m em bers are urged ad d ress th e m em bers upon d ifferen t
ASK FOR
ASK FOR
I ad si i t s
to be present.
55
T A D SI IPS
subjects.
Notice.
A word o f cred it m ight here tie
G R E SH A M , O REG ON
A ll sup erin ten den ts o f the .Multno­
Phone yo u r ord ers in fo r B u tter said fo r the board o f ,lir«?ctor8. w ho
in mah C o u n ty F a ir, and all o th ers in­
W rappers to the G resham O utlook spare neither tim e nor en ergy
m a k in g th eir school one o f the l>est
n the state. T hey have visited the terested , are n otified that supplies
school in a laxly e ve ry fo u r weeks, for a n y departm ent can be had only
«tid in d iv id u a lly
often qr. thereby upon requisition signed by the pres­
keepin g them selves in
touch with ident and secreta ry . T he board o f
he con dition s o f the school at all I ¡re cto rs w ill not be respon sible for
itnes.
School opens Septem ber 22,1 and any b ills incurred w ithout au th o rity.
B y order of th e Board,
with the e x istin g a d van tages and im ­
Eight Years of Service. Eight Years of Continued Growth
provem ents should tie the beginn in g
E G. K A R D E I .L , S ec'y.
f one o f the Iwst years tl.e school G resh am , O r , S ep t. 4. 1 9 1 3 .
56
lias e ver en jo yed.
If the teachers.
September 2
Resources
upits, patrons and school board
I»inn4,<e*a Q u ic k ly t'tu*e«l.
will put th e ir shoulders to th e wheel
" I was tak en w ith d ia rrh o ea and
1906
$ 38.488.95
tid all push to geth er the
sun-ess
Mr Y o rk s, the m erch an t h ere, per-
>C the pupils need not be doubted.
1907
•
81,699.17
C . M Ql IC K S A L L
suailed me to try a bo ttle o f C h am ­
1908
95.662.38
b erlain 's Ca»ltc,Cholera and D iarrhoea
The O utlook, as h eretofo re, w ill Rem edy
A fte r ta k in g one does o f
1909
-
120,698.35
tkive a booth in the main p avilion it I w as cured.
It also cured others
1910
a ' the fair, w hich '/ ill be a gen eral
162,063.06
that I gc.ve It t o ." w rites M E. Geb-
infer mat ion
and
accom m odation
1911
-
173,497.12
T h a t is not a t all
IxMith
P a rre ls checked fre e
Sam- h art. O rio le. Pa.
!<!«'» o f p rin tin g w ill be on exh ibit un u su al An o rd in a ry a tta ck o f d ia r­
1912
164,700.48
and o rders w ill be taken , fo r any rh o ea can alm ost In v a ria b ly be cured
1913
.
kind o f p rin tin g; also subscrip tion s by one o r tw o d o ses o f this rem edy.
185.708.68
to the O utlook o r the P o rtlan d d a ilies F or sale by G resh am D ru g C o., and
A , votin g contest is being planned a ll D ealers.
W atch for fu rth e r p a rticu la rs
At Sterling & Kidder’s
SCHOOL BOOKS
TABLETS
PENCILS
ETC.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
L umber G reatly R educed
Cottrell
OLESON LUM BER CO.
ANOTHER DROP IN LARD
5-lb. Pail, 65C
10-lb. Pail, $ 1 .2 5
HowitVs Market
ORIENT, NO. 6, THIRD
City Bakery
Best Bread
SPECIALS
Pies, Cakes,
and other
Pastry
Two Horses and a Wagon For Sale
BRAGG <& DUNCAN
We
Grow
by
Deserving
to
Grow
School Suits for Boys
Fine Woolens.
Some Suits with
I wo Pairs of Pants.
Large Quantity of School Shoes
E. W. Aylsworth
GRESHAM, OREGON
FIRST G R E STATE
BANK
SHAM , O PE,
'i< _EAC-iL.
C lt y
oí
P.u-v swil
IK-sp, >m l e n c y .
and
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