Gresham outlook., October 24, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
T w o F re e Ix-cture«.
C a p ta in C has. H. S tan ley , o f C a li­
fo rn ia , «111 sp eak In th e C o m m ercial
h all T h u rsd a y an d F rid a y of next
w eek, a t 8 o ’clock p. m.
Mr. S tan ley th e fam o u s co n v e rte d
co m edian w ho was fo r tw en ty y ears
—
1 ~
on th e A m erican stag e, is a n a tu ra l
R ockw ood T en t, K. O. T. M., will
e n te r ta in e r. He « r i te s th e so n g s he give a 500 social a t th e h all in R ock-
sin g s, is a fluent ta lk e r, an d a born wood on S a tu rd a y ev en in g , N ovem ber
wit.
15. All a re in v ited to a tte n d . No
Kvery m an an d w om an in G resh - ad m issio n w ill be c h a rg ed .
am sh o u ld rese rv e th o se tw o ev en ­
ings fo r th is u n u su al tre a t. See fu r- I M™ E ni" « ’» « n iq u lst o f L en ts vis
th e r an n o u n c e m e n t In th e O u tlook " « d a t ,h e h om e of h e r b ro th e r, J P
F re
reem
next w eek, also bills a ro u n d tow n F
e m an
a n . thin w eek
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
FRIDAY. OCTOBER M , 1»13.
Mrs. W. P. S p au ld in g , of T ig ard -
ville. O reg o n , h a s ta k e n room s fo r a
J s h o rt tim e a t th e h o m e o f C has. L at-
: o u re ll on F ir s t s tre e t. S he is well
p leased w ith G resh am an d sh e and
' h e r h u sb a n d m ay m ak e th is
th e ir
hom e.
V. H. R ead an d fam ily, w ho have
j lived fo r th e p a st few m o n th s
at
th e ir ra n c h on G resh am H eig h ts,
m oved th is week to P o rtla n d . Ross
| R ead w ill re m a in fo r a tim e a t least
to look a f t e r th e place h ere.
Rev. M. B. P a ro u n a g ia n , f o r m e r .
M etn
o d U am
t E p isco
p al callin
p a sto g r on
h e re , old
is
ln
G resh
to d ay
W e H ave Just R eceived—
New Currants, Dates, Figs,
Citron and Dill Pickles
Just Received Shipment of CROCKERY in Plain White
Will Pay 45c for FRESH EGGS
,
W o rk 0,1 ,h e Ja c o b ‘'on b u lld ‘"< lla8 frien d s.
Mr. P a ro u n a g ia n Is n o t In
The w orld to le ra te s an ex cep tio n al p ro g ressed so fa r th a t th e w indow s (h(4 paBIOr a te th ls y e a r, h ay , n g beeu
fool only a little
w hile; th e n
he a re being p u t in an d th e I n t e r i o r ; a p p o ln le d a a u n d a y Bchoo, mta. to n .
ASK FO R
T A D SUPS
w o u ld b e tte r h id e .
p a in tin g w ill be n ex t In o rd e r. I t j a ry fo r U e co n feren ce
T h e fam lly
will p ro b ab ly be finished n ex t week
nQW 1 |y |n g a t 8 a ,em O regon
, and read y fo r its te n a n ts by th e first 1
I of N ovem ber.
I An bdl8ori M azda lam p h as been
I in s ta lle d in S te rlin g & K id d e r’s show
C h as C leveland Is lay in g tem p o r- w indow w hich riv a ls th e su n and
ary p lan k w alks alo n g his p ro p e rty j m ak e s an illu m in a tio n a t n ig h t th a t
'a lo n g Hood a v en u e to S eventh s tr e e t ^ o u tsh in es any o th e r sy stem in use
am i from S ev en th to P io n e e r av en u e. ' h e re . It sh o u ld be seen to be a p p re -
Main Street
T h is will be a g re a t acco m m o d atio n elated .
to th e re sid e n ts ln C leveland aildi
G resham , O regon
S unday se rv ices a t th e B a p tist
lion an d B risto l acres.
ch u rc h will be as fo llo w s: S unday
K arl T h om pson h as d isposed o f his (sch o o l 10 a. til., p re a c h in g 11 a. m..
We Handle “ Only” the Best
W " buy
S ta tio n e ry
in
b u sin ess in te re s ts in E u g en e an d will p ra y e r m eetin g 7 p. nt. Miss Ruby
In iiiie n M * i | i i a n l i t i e s will) o v er
“ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED”
be in G resh am fo r a tim e.
Mr. a n d . W ey b u rn , field w o rk er to r th e Wo-
live th o u san d o th e r lending re­
Mrs. T h o m p so n a re a t p resen t sp en d - m e n ’s F o reig n M issionary socit4y will
tail d ru g g ists . You can re a d i­
ing th e ir tim e at th e hom es of th e ir give an a d d re s s a t 7 :30.
ly see th a t we a re th u s en ab led
p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. S. S. T h o m p ­
Mr. an d Mrs. L aw ren ce R. Allen
C . B IN D E R ,
Proprietor
son a n d Mr. an d Mrs. II. E. Davis.
to get ex clu siv e d esig n s, and
have h ad as h o u se g u e sts th e past
Mr and Mrs. G rove M. S m ith m ov­ week Mr. a n d Mrs. G ro v er C. Egles-
th e choicest g ra d e s at re m a rk ­
Mr. a n d Mrs. G eorge R ogers re ­
ed y e sterd ay to P o rtla n d w here they to n and little d a u g h te r Lora, of O ak ­
ably Low Price*.
will resid e a t 710 E ast T a y lo r s tre e t ! lan d , C alifo rn ia. T h ey also e n te r ­ tu rn e d la s t n ig h t from a tr ip to B el­
W hen you buy S ta tio n e ry from
T hey h av e been in G resh am a b o u t a ‘ ta in e d Mr. an d Mrs. Ja s. S te rlin g and fast, Ire la n d , w h ere th ey hav e been
y e a r an d have fo rm ed m any frien d s Mrs. S te r lin g ’s sis te r, Mrs. B iggs, of on a visit to re la tiv e s. T hey le ft
us you save m oney. W hen you
wlio will re g re t to see th em go. Mr. Lyle, W a sh in g to n , a t d in n e r S a tu r h ere on A u g u st 11, and rep o rt a d e ­
spend a d o lla r h e re you get
lig h tfu l voyage, but a re glad to he at
.Smith h as b o u g h t a h a lf in te re s t in a day even in g .
Mr. E gelston is ch ief
w hat you w ould pay a d o lla r
c le a n in g an d hat w orks a t E lev en th ele c tric ia n fo r th e P u llm an com pany th e ir hom e a g ain .
and a h alf fo r ulm ont an y w h ere
an d Y am hill.
W. E. D ucan of th e firm o f llra g g
at San F ran cisco .
else.
Mrs. .1. I. H ines, ol P o rtla n d , is vis-
Ja s. A. B row n, of S iletz, b ro th e r o f Ai D uncan left T u esd ay fo r O lym pia,
B ing w ith h e r siste r, Mrs. O. W T a rr. I Jo h n B row n is visit P.g lie-., w ith bis W a sh in g to n , to ta k e up w ork ln con-
We have e v e ry th in g in S ta tio n ­
Mr. an d Mrs. F. W. F ie ld h o u se | r a th e r an d fam ily. A. It I t i ’l of ii“ctio n w ith th e a p p ra isin g of th e
ery, an d we sell it at prices fot
s ta te lan d s. He ex p ects to be aw ay
h av e re tu rn e d from a w eek ’s stay a t I th e sam e p lace is wl 'i him .
your sa tisfa c tio n an d eco n o m y .
th e ir b e a u tifu l su m m e r h o m e at Man J At th e M eth o d ist E piscopal ch u rch se v e ra l w eeks h u t will re tu rn ag ain
z a n lta beach.
S unday m o rn in g
Rev. M elville T. to his w ork in th e gro cery s to re here.
BRAGG <& DUNCAN
A S K FO R
T A D SUPS
G R E S H A M .O R E G O N
We Don’t Keep Stationery
SANITARY CASH MARKET
This is Our
We Sell It
M EATS
Gresham Drug Co.
The R ex all S tore
Fall Is Here!
We Are Here!
Goods Are Here
RAIN COVERS
HORSE BLANKETS
ROBES
1IARNESS
WHIPS
ETC.
ETC.
CUSTOM MADE HARNESS TO ORDER
S. E. PALMQUIST
GRESHAM.
OREGON
Every Day Bargain Day
at the Big Store
Every Day in the Week is Surprise Day for our Customers
of the
U. S. Cream Separator.
We guarantee the United States Cream Separators against^
defects in either material or workmanship, and agree to replace,
/rte o f charge, any part or parts which, at any time, may have]
become unfit for service because of original defects, provided Buchi
parts are returned to our factory.
Repairs necessitated by ordinary wear and tear, accidenti, J
abuse, etc., are not included in this warranty.
The terms of this guarantee are unlimited, and our agree­
ment will be fulfilled at any time.
Vermont Farm Machine Co.
M a n u fa c tu re r« o f th e
United States Cream Separator,
Bellows Falls, Vt., U. S. A.
For Sale by
W ire « 111 sp eak on th e su b je c t, “ A
M an’s M en tal A ttitu d e T o w ard Le-
liglous Q u e stio n s.” T h is Is thT- topic
p o stp o n ed fro m la s t S u n d ay n ig h t.
F A IR V IE W , O ct. 23. Mrs. J. W.
At 7 :3 0 th e to p ic will be, "W hy We
R elieve in G od.” T h e second Serm on B eneckc e n te r ta in e d on W ednesday.
HARDWARE STORE
in tile sp ecial series. T h e 4 -n iie |'te T h e day w as p assed in q u iltin g and
M
ain
St.
lu
n
ch
w
as
se
rv
ed
a
t
noon.
T
hose
G resh am , O re.
p re lu d e p o stp o n ed fro m last S 'ln o n ;
n ig h t will also be g iv en , " T h re e Div who en jo y ed th e day besides th e h o st­
ess w ere, Mrs. D. 8. D u n b ar, M rs. C.
T ow ns I H ave L ately S een ."
W. F. M u eller of B o rin g b ro u g h t A. S te w a rt, Mrs. E. E. H eslln , G ra n d ­
us a suck o f fine K ing a p p le s of m a W etm o re, Mrs. G eorge B urlin
! w hich he say s he h a s a b o u t 100 gam e. Mrs. A. C. S im ons an d Miss ,
A ddle B u rlin g am e.
i boxes. T h ey a re fine sam p les.
W. H eitsm an anil C lau d e H u rst
Mrs. J. A. D avidson an d c h ild re n
have re tu rn e d from a few d a y s’ v isit have g one to T illam o o k co u n ty on
w ith re la tiv e s an d frie n d s at T he business.
' D alles an d Hood R iver.
J. W. B enecke a n d A. C, S im ons
E. M. C am p an d Geo. 11. Sunday hav e re tu rn e d hom e from Hood R iver I
| re tu rn e d y e ste rd a y from M osier, O re­ an d
W hite S alm o n , W a sh in g to n . ,
gon, w h ere th ey had been fo r se v eral w here they h av e been sp e n d in g tile ■
! w eeks. W h ile th e r e th ey b u ilt a 7- summer.
I room m o d ern
b u n g alo w
fo r Mr.
Miss M ae R ed m an , of P o rtla n d ,
j (’a m p ’s son Ja m e s w hose hom e is has been th e g u e st of Mrs. J . M. Davis |
th e re . R oth men say th a t G resham
Mrs. J. ('. W indle has g one To S ea­
I lo o k s good to them .
sid e, O regon, to sp en d se v e ra l w eeks
E m m et H. K elly w as a p p o in te d
w ith Mrs. A. T. A xtell.
| c o n sta b le o f M u ltn o m ah p recin ct on
j W ednesday by th e co u n ty co m m is­
S cho ol R e p o rt C a rd s .
sio n ers.
He will succeed th e la te
T
h
e
O
u tlo o k h a s on h a n d p rin ted
H enry G u lllck so n .
J u s tic e R ollins
to that statement. In a way we hoy.?
| m ade th e rec o m m e n d a tio n th a t gave school re p o rt c a rd s w ith env elo p es
I Mr. K elly th e office
T hey a re a n e a t c a rd , p rin te d
on
you will, for that may be the means
and
O regon C ity Is co m in g to G resh am fin e st b risto l, very c o m p lete
of bringing you into “The Live Store”
S ent p ro m p tly by m all
to m o rro w fu lly d e te rm in e d to wipe serv ic e a b le
for a demonstration of
O ver
o n e of th e h ig h sch o o l in s titu tio n s P rices, 2^4c each , co m p lete.
P o sta g e a d d itio n a l,
off th e a th le tic m ap.
It w ill be a 100, 2c e a c h
I fo o tb a ll in v asio n an d th e scen e of 6c fo r e ach 26
c a rn a g e w ill be on th e new high
a n d real quality, at
Church N otices
school site. See h an d b ills.
H. L. St. C la tr an d E. L. T h o rp e ’ G RESH A M B E T H E L B A P T IS T —
w ent to P o rtla n d on W ednesday S u n d ay services— S a b b a th school at
ev en in g to a tte n d P o rtla n d C am p. 10 a. m., p re a c h in g a t 11 a. nx. an d
m eetin g each
No. 107, W. O. W. No. 107 is th e 8 :0 0 p m. P ra y e r
m ost ex clu siv e In its m em b ersh ip of W ednesday ev e n in g a t 8 :0 0 p. m
Rev. E. A. L e o n a rrd , a c tin g p a sto r
an y city cam p an d h a s se v eral m il­
il 1913 The Howe of K uppenheunw
lio n a ire s e n ro lle d as well as m any
L1NNEM ANN M ETH O D IST, G resh
of th e m ost p ro m in e n t b u sin ess m en. , ixtix— Rev. M elville T. W ire, p a sto r
It h as o v e r 800 m em b ers an d is very P re a c h in g ev ery S u n d ay a t 11 a m.,
an d 8 p. m. S unday school a t 9 :4 5
p ro g re ssiv e as well as s u b s ta n tia l.
Miss Mary W ilson, o f D am ascus and E p w o rth le a g u e a t 6 :3 0 p m.
an d G eorge R iling of Id ah o w ere r e ­ a P t ra 8 y e p. r m m eeting W ednesday n ig h ts
c en tly m a rrie d a t th e h o m e of th e
C A TH O LIC S E R V IC E S — Mass e v ­
b rid e 's s is te r. M rs A rth u r lie a c o e k |
Mrs. R iling is well know n in G re sh ­ ery S unday a t 1 0 :3 0 ln C om m ercial
OF THE
H all. G resh am , u n til ch u rc h is b u ilt
am h av in g been g ra d u a te d from th e A fter m ass, in s tru c tio n
fo r th e
G resh am h ig h school se v e ra l y ears I c h ild ren .
ago.
We stand back of every Z enith
T he R oad
and
W h a t It G iv e s
S trlin g a
H e a tin g S toves, $ 1 5 « an d up at P o ta to P ig g in g P o rk
K id d ers.
S te rlin g & K id d e r's
Mrs V. A. A nim erm an has re n te d
th e c o t t a g e b elo n g in g to Mrs. G. 11.
M iddleton Just west o f h e r resilien ce
on F irst s tre e t, has ta k e n up h er
h o u sek eep in g th ere.
Miss Ada Honey le ft W ednesday
ev en in g fo r M innesota an d N o rth
D ako ta w here she w ill sp en d sev eral
w eeks v isitin g w ith
re la tiv e s an d
frien d s.
Rain Is Here!
GUARANTEE
Fairview
Sterling & Kidder
What’s the Use
of trying to couple quality claims
with $8.88 or $10.99 clothes?
when ordinary intelligence shows
that such a combination is impossi­
ble.
V ou may take exception
Kuppertheimer Clothes
$ 1 5 , $18, $2 0 , $22.50, $25
For the Men
I leavy \ \ cx>l Sox, 2 pair 25c. Extra heavy. 2 5 c a pair,
I lannel Shirts, all wool. $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1 .4 0 , $ 1 .7 5 , $ 2 .0 0 ,
io b lu e , gray anti brow n.
1 he latest th ing in m ilitary
collars.
A lso we are selling M en’s S hort W ater-proof Blue W ool
Shirts, at $ 3 , anti $ 3 .5 0 .
M en s D uck (. oats, w ater-proof, $ 1 .5 0 an d $ 3 .
K ah k i P ants, $ 1 .2 5 . \ \ hip C ord P ants, $ 1 .9 5 .
M en s O veralls, extra heavy grade, selling at 75c pair.
M en s \ \ ork Shoes, at $ 1 .7 5 to $ 7 a pair.
M en s D ress Shoes, a, $ 2 .5 0 to $ 5 a pair.
W e absolutely h an d le the BEST LINE OF SHOES ON
EARTH. N o exception. A sk an y b o d y w ho h a s w orn a
pair of P E T E R S ’ S H O E S a n d see w hat he says.
M en s I lata, from 98c to $3.
M en s O il C lothing in all S hapes.
M en s R u b b e r Boots, $ 4 .3 0 , $ 4 .5 0 and $ 5 .9 0 .
For Women and Children
I h r same Im r ,4 Shoes. PETERS D IA M O N D BR AN D , for
W omen, W rather Birtl tor boys anti girls.
\\ ool I lose foi V o m rn aind C hildren. 2 5 io 5 0 c
\\ ool I m on Suits. tor W om en. G irls and Boys $1 an d up
A otton H r r c r - lin e d U n d erclo th in g for W om en an d C hildren,
from 2 5 c to 5 0 ..
< h ild ren 's D resses from $1 up
lust ihe thing for school.
I jvihes K itchen A p ro n s. 2 5 c an d 5 0 . each
REMEMBER, we carry a full line of BLANKETS.
COMFORTS. SHEETS. FILLOWS. PILLOW SLIPS.
Our Prices are very modest and Quality the best.
» » » » » » j
Lewis Shattuck
A ylsw orth’s
B O T H S ID E S
T R A V E L
A Conservative Bank
and
A Bank of Conservation
O regon-
W ashington
R a ilro a d <&
N avig ation Co.
SU B JE C T
Steel Coaches
Block Signals
Courteous Employes
Good M eals
M odern Equipm ent
4
F I l b BANK has m ade use of its earnings in the upb u ild in g of
■ the com m unity rather th an in the p ay m en t of D ividends, as is
show n by its increased C apital a n d large Surplus, equal to one-hall
its capital S A \ E has been its w atchw ord. Its steady a n d natural
grow th is p o rtray ed in the follow ing figures:
Ocb 21st
R esources
1 40ti
$37.804.98
140f4
104.748 44
1412
182.110.71
141 t
200.868 71
W e have numerous client w h o w ill l a k e up h.rat-cl
(ill-e d g e F arm Mortgates
rIR S T G R E STATE
BANK
S H A M , OWC.
I A lf M t M S
In tfw U n i t y
o u ta M e
11 1 > a
Kw
C ity
K.
T rain » io the EA S T
E very Day
4 Train s Oaily betw een
P o rtla n d , Tacom a
and S eattle
L eery Essenrial to I ravel Comfort
A n y A gent w ill he pleased to help Plan vour T rip
-/
T up B uggies, open lluggie*. H ark «
The)
M a k e Y o u F e e l f lo o d .
Carts. Bain and Old Hickory W ag­
T he p leasan t p u rg a tiv e effe c t pro­
ons, W aterloo
Gas Engin.'s, New duced by
C h a m b e rla in ’’» T a b le ts
Idea Manure Spreader
Talk w it h an d th e h ealth y co n d itio n o f body
an d m ind w hich they c re a te m ake
Heasel
tt
one feel Joyful. F o r sale by G resh ­
am D rug C o . an d all D ealers
Daily an d S unday O reg o n ian and
ug p,
bination. 1 year,
|$ 00.
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