Gresham outlook., October 31, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

GRBSHAM OUTLOOK.
'AGE FO Ü B
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
S I,
1913
W e have been In form ed th a t Mrs.
Jo h n an d C h a rle s D uley s ta rte d
B ak er, th e d re s s m a k e r who recen tly y e sterd ay fo r .M ontana w h ere th ey
cam e to G resh am is from P o rtla n d , w ill rem ain p e rm a n e n tly . T hey will
n o t fro m C o ttre ll as was s ta te d in th e j go in to th e c a ttle buslneaa.
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la s t O utlook.
G lass fo r th e new Jaco b so n b u ild ­
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We d id n 't su p p o se th a t
lem o n s ing w hich w ill be finished to m o rro w ,
grew In th is c lim ate, b u t we a re w as b ro u g h t h e re from th e ho u se of
l)r. W. C. B elt a n d fam ily cam e to ld th e re will be a lem on tre e a t th e W. P. F u lle r * Co., P o rtla n d . I t is
I p la te o f th e h ig h e s t q u a lity .
last n ig h t from N ew p o rt, O re., to lib ra ry social.
A rth u r H. B u rn s an d Miss M arie
look a f t e r th e ir In te re s ts h e re an d
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. H. H ain lln e, who
visit w ith re la tiv e s a n d frien d s.
o p e ra te d th e city b ak ery fo r a few W ilhelm , aged 17, b o th of T ro u td a le ,
Mrs. M aude H lsel, fo rm erly Mrs, w eeks, w ere In G resh am on bu sin ess 1 w ere m a rrie d a t V an co u v er on W ed­
B ow en, is sp en d in g a few day s w ith o n e day th is w eek. T hey a re living nesday.
T he au c tio n sa le on th e C hapm an
h e r p a re n ts , Mr. and Mrs. W ill C ong- on th e ir farm n e a r O regon City.
don a t th e h otel.
A p ublic recep tio n is b ein g p la n ­ farm y este rd a y w as a success. Ev­
e ry th in g b ro u g h t good prices an d a
T h e C o m m ercial clu b w ill hold Its ned by th e official b o ard of th e
big crow d w as in a tte n d a n c e .
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B allo t
boves an d th e n ecessary
p a sto r, Rev. M elville T. W ire, to be
n ig h t.
G eorge K enney h as to rn dow n th e h eld a t th e g ra n g e h all n ex t T h u rs ­ b a llo ts an d sam p le b a llo ts w ere de­
liv ered o v e r th e co u n ty to d ay by a u ­
b arn on his p ro p e rty on M ain s tre e t. day ev en in g , N ov em b er 6.
to s fro m th e c o u n ty c le r k ’s office.
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Mrs. Ed. H am ilto n of L u sted was
Doc. P e ttib o n e , an ag ed fa rm e r,
th e lib ra ry b o ard o f th e G resh am li­
a business c a lle r in G resh am today.
fro m P ow ell V alley was ta k e n to th e
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M onday ev en in g a t Good S a m a rita n h o sp ita l on W ed n es­
to u ch es on W. H. C o n g ilo n 's new of th e lib ra ry
day.
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house on S o u th R o b erts av en u e.
T h e re w ill be no S u n d ay school
Rev. J. 11. W ood, o f M elrose, le ft
R euben C alk in s is e n te r ta in in g his
a n d p re a c h in g serv ices a t th e Zion
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b ro th e r II. C alk in s an d w ife, of A na-
E v an g elical c h u rc h n ext S unday. T he
helm , C alifo rn ia. Mr. C alk in s lives N o rth e rn Spy apples. B ro th e r W ood c o n g re g a tio n w ill ta k e p a r t in th e
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m ission an d H a rv e st H om e festiv al
w onderful profits m ade In th a t in ­ g ro w in g an d an y o n e n eed in g choice a t th e G erm an E v an g elical ch u rc h In
d u stry . D ue o f his n eig h b o rs n e tte d ap p les w ould do well to call him up. Sellw ood, P o rtla n d .
A la te ro se p o ta to w eighing th re e
».'1838 from th e cro p on o n e an d one-
G resh am h ig h w ill play E staca d a
pou n d s a n d n in e o u n ces, an d m e a s u r­ to m o rro w a t th e la tte r place. S ev er­
fo u rth a c re s th is season.
Mrs. W. J. W lrtz s p e n t la st S a t­ ing 13 Mt in ch es in le n g th w as placed al new m en h av e been ad d ed and th e
in th e O u tlook w indow th is m o rn in g g am e p ro m ises to be in te re stin g .
urday In S andy w ith Mr. W irtz.
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It was gro w n by J. H. H oss on land
in T h o m p so n 's ad d itio n an d w as dug
A th re e -a c t d ra m a will be given
by W. It. G ould w he placed it on ex ­ a t th e m oving p ic tu re th e a te r next
h ib itio n .
T h u rsd a y ev e n in g
e n title d ,
"T h e
T h e " w e ta ” h av e en g ag ed a n oted F ace on th e B arro o m F lo o r." T he
s p e a k e r front O lym pia, H on. A. S. c a st will n u m b e r six people of ab ility .
R u th , who w ill sp eak a t th e C om ­ W atch fo r b ills an d a d v e rtis e m e n t In
m ercial clu b h all to m o rro w n ig h t o r T u e sd a y ’s O u tlook.
"T h e F a ilu re o f P ro h ib itio n .” T h e re
H a llo w e 'e n Social.
will be no c h a rg e fo r ad m issio n .
A m ost en jo y u b le ev en in g of e n ­
We buy
S ta tio n e ry
in
B u rg la rs b ro k e in to th e cab in of
David Z in tm an , a wood ch o p p er, S u n ­ te r ta in m e n t h a s been p ro vided by the
iiiuiiense q u a n titie s w ith o v er
day,
on th e K ig er ran ch , s itu a te d on P a tro n -T e a c h e rs ’ a sso ciatio n an d L i­
five th o u sa n d o th e r lead in g re ­
th e Section L in e ro ad h a lf m ile east b ra ry asso c ia tio n fo r th e first of No­
tail d ru g g ists.
You can re a d i­
of th e B uckley school an d s to le 22 v em b er In th e g ra n g e hall.
T h e first fe a tu re of th e evening
ly see th a t we a re th u s en ab le d
p o u n d s of s a lt pork.
will be th e p ro g ra m w hich is as fol­
to get exclusive d esig n s, nnd
Mrs. A nna K id d er, of G reeley , C ol­
low s: P ian o solo by Miss E m ily A n­
th e choicest g rad es at re m a rk ­
o rad o , Is h ere
v isitin g
w ith h e r
d e rso n , so n g by H igh S chool ch o ru s,
nephew
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ably Low P rices.
re a d in g by Mrs. Z im m erm an , m ale
T h e re g u la r m eetin g o f th e city q u a rte t, p ian o solo by Miss G ladys
Will
W hen you buy S ta tio n e ry from
co u n cil will be lield uext T u esd ay ev­ N eal.
us you save m oney.
W hen you
ening.
A fte r th e
p ro g ram w ill follow
spend a d o lla r h e re you g et
T h e O lsen L u m b e r C om pany a n ­ g am es an d a m u s e m e n ts w hich have |
n ou n ces u ren ew al of sp ecial prices been sk illfu lly p ro v id ed fo r th e ev­
w hut you w ould pay a d o lla r
on lu m b e r
A re fe re n c e to th e a d ­ ening.
You a re c o rd ially In v ited to
and a h a lf fo r alm o st a n y w h ere
v e rtise m e n t in th is issue is reco m ­ a tte n d an d have a good tim e.
AS K FO R
else.
m ended to th o se who a re read y to
T A D SUPS
buy.
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W e have e v e ry th in g in S ta tio n ­
At th e M eth o d ist E p isco p al ch u rch
ery , and w e sell It at prices fo i
S u n d ay m o rn in g a t 11 o'clock Rev.
y o u r s a tis fa ctio n and econom y.
M elville T.
W ire
w ill sp eak on,
been convinced a g a in s t th e lrw ill. To .
"S ig n s of E n c o u rag em en t In T e m p e r­
th e ir su rp ris e th ey hav e fo u n d th a t
an ce R e fo rm ." In th e ev en in g a t
T he New» R epublic, p u b lish ed in im p ro v em en ts a re u n ifo rm ly b e tte r
7 :3 0 o'clock Rev. W. II. Boddy will W ate rv ille, O hio, Is u p a p e r devoted
in dry cities th a n in w et an d th a t
a d d re s s a union serv ice on th e su b ­ to p ro h ib itio n .
It has so u rces of In­ th e tax ra te av e ra g e s low er.
T he
ject o f T em p eran ce. S u n d ay school fo rm atio n from all o v e r th e U nited
rev e n u e a rg u m e n t has been so com ­
a t 9 :4 5 a in., J u n io r L eag u e ut 3 p. S ta te s an d h as re a d e rs ev ery w h ere.
p letely exploded th a t m ost saloon
n t ., E p w o rth L eag u e a t 6 :4 5 p. m
It p rin ts sp ecial e d itio n s, in one qf , ad v o cates no lo n g e r use It, only th e
Mr. Dick M lllison, lead er.
, w hich, O cto b er 24, It say s:
ig n o ra n t an d u n in fo rm e d s till rely
A re you going to E staca d a to m o r­
"M any cities In O regon w ill hold on It. F o r su ch we su b m it a re p o rt j
row to see th e fo o tb all gam e. T h ree elec tio n s N ovem ber 4 to vote fo r or from a n u m b e r of C a lifo rn ia cities,
The R e c a ll S tore
tim es is th e ch arm .
a g a in st salo o n s. O ne a rg u m e n t fr e ­ w hich may be d u p lic a te d In every
q u e n tly h e ard In fav o r of salo o n s is s ta te in th e u n io n :
th a t th e licen se m oney Is needed for
D ry T ow ns.
sid ew alk s, s tre e ts an d p u b lic im ­
p ro v em en ts.
P ro p e rty o w n ers u n ­ W in te rs
d e rs ta n d th a t m ost p ublic Im prove- V acaville
i m erits a re paid fo r by a ssessm en ts C orning
I on a b u ttin g p ro p e rty , b u t th o se who E ast San Jo se
a rg u e m ost stre n u o u sly fo r saloons Los G atos
do n o t ow n p ro p e rty o r pay taxes, M ayfield ...........
b u t th e r e a re som e ta x p a y e rs who P alo A lto
' a re h o n e st in th e ir p o sition th a t a S elm a
c ity n eed s th e licen se fro m th e s a ­ Pacific G rove
loon an d th a t a city c a n n o t be su c ­ Y uba C ity
T u la re ..............................
cessfu lly ru n w ith o u t it.
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
METZGER BROS.
New Groceries Just Received
A lm onds
W alnuts
Brazils
Dates
Currants
Raisins
Figs
Orange
Lemon
Citron
Peel
Boiled Cider
Sweet Cider
Mince Meat
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Celery Cauliflower Beets Bananas Pineapple Lemons
Carrots Parsnips Gr. Peppers Casabas Oranges Cranberries
We Deliver Promptly
Phone 661
We Don’t Keep Stationery
Phone 661
We Sell It
W e Have Just Received -
New Currants, Dates, Figs,
Citron and Dill Pickles
Just Received Shipment of CROCKERY in Plain White
Pay 45c for FRESH EGGS
Bragg & Duncan —
CALIFORNIA CITIES
IN COMPARISON
G RESH A M , OREGON
What’s the Use
Gresham Drug Co.
of trying to couple quality claims
with $8.88 or $10.99 clothes?
when ordinary intelligence shows
that such a combination is impossi V
ble.
SATURDAY ONLY
You may take exception
Do Your Saturday Shopping With
Us and Save Money
These Specials are for SATURDAY ONLY
AND FOR CASH
20 pounds Granulated Sugar
17 pound Best Rice
$1.00
1.00
Best Flour, per sack
1.17
Good Flour, per sack
1.10
& pound package Rolled oats
.19
12 cans Carnation Milk
1 00
Hams. Best, per pound
20
Cleveland Baking Powder, 1 lb.
.30
Cleveland Baking Powder, 1 2 lb.
IS
Good Potaeoes, per sack
.78
Bananas, per dozen
.19
Green Onions. 3 bunches
.05
One gallon Good Syrup
45
Two pounds Walnuts
38
Sweet Spuds, 10 pounds
.28
Ginger Snaps, per pound
.10
Pop
28
Corn, 4 pounds
"A few y e a rs ago It w as m ore
A verage
difficult to n n sw er th is a rg u m e n t
W e t T ow ns.
th a n now . T h en th e r e w ere few er
n o -licen se citie s an d th e r e w ere less B akersfield
o p p o rtu n itie s to m ak e co m p ariso n s. L em oore
B ut sin ce th e ad o p tio n o f local o p ­ M erced
......................
tio n law s by m ost o f th e s ta te s , dry F re sn o
te r rito ry h as been c re a te d a n d th o u ­ 1*41
sa n d s of cities a n d v illag es have M arysville
been v o ted d ry , a n d to d ay th e re is O roville
............... .
scarcely a co u n ty a n y w h e re in the R edding
U n ited S ta te s b u t w h at h as som e S a c ra m e n to ........... ........
d ry te r rito ry , an d one can scarcely San Jo se ...........................
..........
tra v e l a dozen m iles alo n g any line S a n ta B a rb a ra
o f ra ilro a d w ith o u t p assin g th ro u g h
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a d ry city o r v illag e. T h e re s u lt is ) A verage
th a t th e h o n e st In v e s tig a to r h as th e j “ T h e figures show th a t th e tax
fa c ts n e a r a t h a n d an d he can com ra te Is on th e a v e ra g e 49 c e n ts h ig h -
p a re w et a n d d ry cities, th e ir ini- e r in th e w et to w n s th a n in th e
p ro v em en ts, tax es, etc.
Many hav e 1 dry o n e s.”
A S K FOR
T A D SUPS
to th at statem ent. In a w ay w e hope
you will, for th at m ay be th e m ean s
of b rin g in g you into " T h e Live S to re”
for a d em o n stratio n of
Kuppertheimer Clothes
and real quality, at
$15, $18, $20, $22.50, $25
it 1913 The House oí Kuppenheuner
Aylsworth’s
!
COMING!
T o S T E R L I N G & K I D D E R ’S
Are You Looking into the Future
with Clear Eyes?
O r a re you b lu n d e rin g th ro u g h y o u r p riceless to d ay s, aim lessly
an d b lin d ly ?
A re you c o n te n t to becom e on e o f th a t g re a t a rm y of
people w hose a ttitu d e to w ard life fored o o m s th em to fa ilu re ?
AO— th e fu tu re w ill not ta k e c are of Itself!
It Is e n tire ly up to you, w h e th e r. In y o u r old ag e, you live in y o u r
own hom e su rro u n d e d by c o m fo rt, o r w h e th e r you sta rv e , o r a re co m ­
p elled to liv e o u c h a rity .
H ardw are Store
Largest Line of Pocket Knives and Cutlery Ever Shown in Greshan
Pocket Knives
Shears
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from 5c to $2.50
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- from 15c to $1.50
R a z o r s , t h e K in d W ith a R e a l G u a r a n t e e
Safety Razors and Blades,
Razor
Strops, Carving Sets. Knives, Forks and Spoons,
Butcher Knives and Steels.
WET WEATHER GOODS
We have RUBBER FOOTWEAR in all grade«, (or
all styles of shoes, and of best qualities.
Also all kinds of OIL and RUBBER CLOTHING.
Lewis Shattuck
P re » id e u t ln « u ll. o f th e C o m m o n w e a lth Edison C o m p an y, o f C h i-
< ago. is quo ted as sa y in g :
e
" M e liv e in an age w hen a «alary means only b read and b u tle r a m i
a p ia re to sleep.
M lia i w d i ha|q>en w hen w e grow o ld ?
H e w ill he
penniless a m i hom eless i f w e c o n tin u e th e way w e a re going.
Me
m ust each d ay . each w e e k, meet not o n ly o u r e n tre n t expense«, hnt
also th e expenses of some fu tu r e tim e " .
FIRST G R E STATE-BA
SHAM, O ^E,
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Come and See Them
At th a t, a m a n ', fool frie n d s a re
Tw o banka In G resh am a n d tw o
a b o u t th e only ones w ho w ill len d tw o aaloona. In w hich la it th e m oat
him m oney.
p ro fitab le to leave y o u r sa v in g » ?
E x p ert
aw im raera
keep th e ir
"L eav es hav e th e ir tim e to fa ll ”
m o u th s closed
Few w om en a re ex- and th a t tim e la now
M R h ered
| pert swimmers.
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