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Newspaper Page TextG RESH A M OUTLOOK. TUESD AY . N O V E M B E R 4. IMIS PA G E T H R E E — ISSUE SETTLED AT CORVALLIS Men’s Winter Overcoats $15 .0 0 Buys one of the sweliest O ’coats on the market. They re all wool, perfect fitting, perfect tailored and made with rever sable collars. T h e y a r e d a n d i e s ! You will pay from $20 to $25 for them elsewhere. We are also offering Fine All-W ool U nfinished W orsted C ravenettes at $ 1 O ° ° DON'T FO R G ET that we have the most complete stock of Boys’ C lothing in Gresham, and at V ery M odest Prices. B o y s ’ S c h o o l S u i t s , with two pairs pants, . $ 3 95 B o y s ’ N o r fo lk S u its , . 5 00 all wool, . B o y s ’ D o u b l e - B r e a s t e d Oregon Cashmere Suits, 6 00 Raincoats for the Whole Family * Men’s Rubberized Slip-on Coats at, $10.00 and $12.50 Men’s Gaberdine and Cravenette Coats, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Ladies’ Rubber lined Slip-on Coats at from ........................................ $6.00 to $10.00 Ladies’ Gaberdine C o ats___ 15.00 Boys’ Slickers......... ............. 1.75 Boys' Slip-on Coats $3.00 and $4.00 Girls' Capes with hoods $ 1.75 Shoes, Shoes, Shoes Latest styles and shapes in all leathers— shoes that fit and wear. We guarantee them to give satisfaction, and we take pains to tit them correctly. The service you get from your Shoes depends nearly as much upon the tit as it does on the leather. They should he neither too tight nor too loose as in either ease they are subject to a special strain which they are not supposed to stand. Ladies' Shoes in all leathers, Goodyear Welts, at .................................... ' $ 3.00 Men’s Shoes in all leathers $ 3.50 Ladies’ and Childrens’ Dresses We are showing a larger and more com plete assortment of House and Street dresses than ever before and have added to our store a special room devoted to their display. We wish to have every lady who visits our store step into our Ladies and Children’s D epart ment and inspect our Stock. , Girls' Dresses, at from 25c to $3.00 Ladies' House Dresses, at from $1.00 to $1.50 Ladies Street Dresses, at from $2.50 to $8.50 THE TAD'S STORE We are Sole Agents for J. C. C. Corsets T h e w om an who d e sire s h e r figure co rrectly co rse te d w ill find th a t .1. ( ’. C. C o rsets p ro v id e a ra r e co m b in a tio n of re a l co m fo rt, s ty le an d d u r a b ility . T ile Slim P rin c e ss m ad e w ith o u t b o n in g o v er th e p ro m in e n t h ip bones, is esp ecially a d a p te d to s le n d e r lad les an d g ro w in g g irls an d h as m ad e a h it w ith every lady who h as trie d one. Made in two grades, at L .- i i - i lim it ..... del Reducing Corset 13 * • $1.00 and $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 BERT LINDSEY’S fiu g . Mrs. L a n sd o w n e ’s m o th e r, .‘.Irs. Ilrad field , also v isited h e r th e la t te r p a rt o f th e w eek. T h e H allo w e’en so cial w as a d e Mrs. B. C. A ltm an , of Scenic, w;.3 cided success in s p ite of th e bad th e lucky lad y , w in n in g th e c ak e a t w e ath er. T h e pro ceed s a m o u n tin g j th e c a k e w a lk F rid a y even in g . to $21.00. T h e L e a g u e rs w ish to Mr. S h in n a m a n 's ch ick en h o t« e ta k e th is o p p o rtu n ity to th a n k th e w as v isited H allo w e’en n ig h t. S pecial m e rc h a n ts a n d all o th e rs fo r th e ir J c a re is b ein g ta k e n to lo cate th e d o n a tio n s and w ork. W e have ' th ie f.. le a rn e d th a t we hav e in o u r m idst an T h e books fo r th e new lib ra ry a te ex cellen t sign p a in te r a s well as a ex p ected th is w eek. T h is is y o u r candy m a k e r to w hom we also ex O p p o rtu n ity to m a k e th e b est of te n d o u r th a n k s . ■ y o u r lo n g w in te r ev en in g s. M rs. J o h n S leret w ill give a s il M em bers an d fr ie r ’« o f th e L a v e r te a to th e m em b ers an d frie n d s d ies' Aid w ere e n te r ta in e d a t th e of th e M. E. c h u rc h W ed n esd ay , No hom e o f Mrs. Geo. B la c k b u rn 's o r v e m b e r 12. la s t W ed n esd ay . T h e n ex t m eetin g Miss O live K now lto n h as re tu rn e d w ill be a t th e h om e of M rs. J o h n from h e r visit in K an sas. S he and S le re t on W ed n esd ay . N o v em b er 12. h e r b ro th e r w ill occupy th e P ro c to r h o u se goon. S c e n ic Mr. L e n n a rtz of th e S andy F ir- wood com pany, w as a P le a s a n t II m e c a lle r Sunday. W e a re p leased to w elcom e back M iss O sb u rn an d Miss M ichel, of Scenic Mr. an d Mrs. Von S egin, who G resh am , v isited w ith Mrs. R ,bt. h av e been v isitin g th e i r old hom e in L an sd o w n e o v e r F rid a y . a tt» r d in g N e b ra sk a fo r se v e ra l w eeks. th e H allo w e'en social F rid a y even- C h a rle y D e llav e n h ad th e m isfo r- P le a s a n t H o m e DRYGOODS SHOP tu n e to s te p on a la rg e s h a rp s p lin te r w hich w en t th ro u g h his sh o e in to h is foot, c au sin g him sev ere pain. Mr. P e te rso n h a s h ad a new roof on h is re sid e n c e also ad d ed a new porch an d is g e ttin g read y to give it a new c o a t of p a in t. Mr. Itoyd, of th e Boyd T ea Co., of P o rtla n d a n d tw o of h is salesm en , Mr. P e rry an d C lifford Ja c k , w ere g u e sts S u n d ay a t th e hom e of D. D. Jack. Mr. a n d Mrs. F re d L o h rm a n , of S andy R id g e, w ere S u n d ay g u e sts of Mr. a n d Mrs. J. R. D uncan. M iss A lm a B an d er, of P o rtla n d , Is k eep in g h o u se a few d ay s fo r h e r | f a th e r d u rin g th e ab se n c e o f Mrs. i B ad u er. Mrs. P risc illa Jo n e s an d c h ild re n , o f W a te rv ille , W ash ., a re g u e sts of Mrs. J o n e s ' p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. L ew is M iller. Sr. T h e fo llo w in g le t te r sig n ed by W a lte r K. T ay lo r, m a y o r o f C orvalls, O regon, u n d e r d a te o f O cto b er 21, 1913, w as h a n d e d to th e O u tlo o k fo r p u b lic a tio n a n d w ill be o f in te re s t to o u r re a d e rs in co n n ectio n w ith th e local iagge w hich is to be v oted on. | “ Y our le t te r o f O cto b er 2 0 th r e sp ectin g c o n d itio n s as they a re claim ed to ex ist tn C o rv allis w as th is day received. 1 feel th a t I am th o ro u g h ly ac q u a in te d w ith co n d itio n s in C o rv a l lis, b o th p a st a n d p re s e n t, h av in g been a m em b er of th e city cou n cil fo r th re e y ears, a n d a re s id e n t c f th e tow n fo r tw e n ty y e a rs p a st, an d now th e m ay o r o f th e city. F ro m th e first o p p o rtu n ity th a t th e citizen s h ad to pass on th e q u e s tion of local o p tio n , th is city w ent fo r local o p tio n , o r. as th e say y in g is, “ w ent d ry ” ; a n d 1 am c e rta in th a t if th e q u e stio n was a g a in su b m itte d to th e v o ters o f th e city local op tio n w ould ag a in c a rry by a m uch g re a te r m a jo rity th a n ev e r before. In fact, th e q u estio n of w et o r dry is so th o r ou g h ly a s e ttle d issu e h e re th a t it is not even m ooted. S hortly a f te r th e local op tio n taw w ent in to efTect, to c irc u m v e n t th e sam e th e re w as o rg a n iz e d th e C o r v allis A th letic A sso ciatio n , in w hich th e p ro m o te r w as o n e M ike K line. T h e a sso ciatio n w as re a lly a Joint o rg a n iz a tio n to d isp en se In to x icatin g d rin k s. T h is jo in t w as p u t o u t of co m m issio n ; w as a p p e a le d to th e su p re m e c o u rt by K line, w ith d is a s tro u s re s u lts to hint. T h e re ts n o t a “ b lin d p ig ” in C o rv a llis, n o r has th e re been fo r y e a rs p ast, n o r any w ith in th e confines of th e county. T he b u sin ess m en of th e city a re th o ro u g h ly satisfied w ith p resen t c o n d itio n s, a n d o u r tow n is a d m itte d ly th e c le a n e st to w n , m o rally , in O regon. B esides, th e r e hav e been m ore s u b s ta n tia l im p ro v e m e n ts since th e city w ent d ry th a n In its w hole h isto ry before. No s u b s ta n tia l c iti zen of th e tow n w ould c o n sid e r fo r a m om ent re tu r n in g to th e salo o n o r license sy stem . All th a t it ts n ecessary to do is to send any d is in te re s te d p erso n , even a saloon m an if he is h o n e st, and his re p o rt, a f t e r d u e e x a m in a tio n of lo cal c o n d itio n s a s th e y now exist ! h ere, will v erify e v e ry th in g I have said. We hav e b u t tw o police offllcers, one of w hom is th e n ig h t w atch m a n . I and I v e n tu re th e a ss e rtio n th a t | th e re is no tow n in O regon of like , p o p u la tio n b u t w h a t h a s d o u b le th e I n u m b e r of p o licem en th a t C o rv allis NOW IS TH E TIM E to plant your I rees and Shrubbery, either for home or commercial orchard—for the winter rains will pack the ground solid around the roots— then when Spring comes y»ur trees are ready to absorb all nourishment and make their growth. Planting in the Spring is not as satisfactory, since the soil does not pack thor oughly around the roots, hence the tops do not receive the proper nourishment and the growth of the tree is retarded. You’ll find at the G RESH A M NURSERIES a complete line of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum and Prune Trees, also a limited number of Dwarf Pears, Shade Trees and Roses— all high grade stock and far below the average price, for quick selling. A H allow e’en p a rty w as given by Miss Alice R o b e rts on F rid a y n ig h t. S p rite m a n ife sta tio n s s u ita b le to th e occasion w ere in d u lg e d in follow ed by re fre sh m e n ts. T h o se tn a tte n d an ce w ere C leo M athew s, Q uinn M etzger, E lto n E a stm a n , R alp h S ta n ley. E m m erson B row n, W a lte r M etz g er. F loyd M etzger. M a rg a re t B urke. B onnie M etzger, E va E d w ard s. Iris G u lllck so n , A rth u r A llen, A rth u r S tre b in , L e ta M athew s, A lice R ob e rts . Mrs. S tre b in an d yo u n g son. Miss S usie S tan ley w as te n d e re d a h o b g o b lin s u rp ris e p a rty on F rid a y n ig h t. It w as larg ely a tte n d e d and fully en jo y ed by all. A N iglit o f T e rro r. Few n ig h ts a re m ore te r rib le th a n th a t of a m o th e r loo k in g on h e r child ch o k in g and g asping fo r b re a th d u r ing an a tta c k of cro u p , an d n o th in g In th e ho u se to reliev e It. Many m o th e rs have passed n ig h ts of te r r o r tn th is situ a tio n . A little fo re th o u g h t w ill en ab le you to avoid all this. C h a m b e rla in 's C ough R em edy is a c e rta in cu re fo r cro u p an d h as n ev er been know n to fail. K eep it a t hand. F o r sale by G resh am D rug Co., and a ll D ealers. Have your Switches made of your own Combings I h a v e ju st c o m p le te d a course in BEAUTY CULTURE and the m a n u fa c tu re o f H A I R G O O D S a n d a m n o w r e a d y to d o y o u r w o r k . 3 Separate Stem Switch, 2 1 ’ Hairdressing • i-x -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-» :-:-» SPECIAL, ROSES W H ILE THEY LAST EACH, 2 0 c Professional Cards Canadian Employment Co. B. f . LEACH. Proprietor Members Ore to n tmplovment Agents Assn U N o r t h S e c o n d S t ., P o r t l a n d , O r . Phone O r W ire At O u r Expense IN SU R A N C E JO H N BROWN IN SU R A N C E R e p re se n tin g only R eliab le in su ra n c e C om p an ies P h o n e 613 G resham , O regon J a m e s E lk in g to n INSURANCE F IR E AUTOM OBILE L IF E P L A T E GLASS A CCID ENT SURETY BONDS H EA L T H O ffice In B ank of G resham Attention! T he Farm er«’ M utual Fire R elief Association O F PO RTLA N D . OREGON In v itee a ll fa rm e rs w ho hav e no in s u ra n c e on th e ir fa rm b u ild ing« to In su re wiUi us. T h is as so c ia tio n is tile cheapest sa fe st In tile s ta te . It In su res only c o u n try p ro p erty am i h as o v e r 93.tNMI.OtM» In su ra n c e In, force. W rite o r phone. H. W . SNAHIIALL, P r e T h e F a rm e rs M utual F ire R elief A ssociation G resh am R o u te No 3 P hone 7 4 N o tary P u b lic Real E sta te 1.AWN Kit.» FRED L. EVERSON. ATTORNEY A T The LAW (Gresham City Attorney) Phone Marshall 4276 512-14 Broadway Bldg., Portland <X )N TR A (TO K S Light AT THE LOW EST COST A LFRED HAMM AR P la s te re r a n d C em en t C o n tracto r. E stim a te s fu rn ish ed free on re q u est. All w ork G u aran teed . P h o n e <l\I G resham I*.(I. Box Ml » IF Y O U W A N T FIR ST CLASS W O R K SI E ELEC T R IC L IG H T Is th e m o st s u ita b le fo r hom es, offices, shops a n d <SI k t p laces m sslin g llglil. E L E C T R IC IT Y can be u sed in any q u a n tity , la rg e o r sm all, th ereb y fu rn is h in g any re q u ire d a m o u n t of lig h t. F u rth e rm o re , In view of th e p a st h is to ry of C o r vallis u n d e r local o p tio n co n d itio n s, th e re could n o t be o b ta in e d th e s t a tu to ry re q u ire m e n ts to su b m it th e local o p tio n lsu e a g a in to th e v o ters, e ith e r of th is city o r B en to n co u n ty . A nd if su ch a p e titio n o r issu e w ere p re se n te d to th e people, lo cal o p tio n w ould c a rry by a m o n u m e n ta l m a jo r ity .” WE DESIGN BUILDINGS ETTSEL T. JONES E L E C T R IC LAM PS can b e locat- c d in an y place, th u s a ffo rd in g any ih s d n sl d ls trih u th m of lig h t. FRANK C. JONFS U N D ER T A K E R C m W 8.14.», P.M W i I mmi 8 L laaaa. BawhS. Sa.Tr«, Pro Cast Side Funeral Directors 414 I A . I NO O T H E R LAM PS p ossess th ese q u a lific a tio n s, ttie rc fo re , it is n o t s u rp ris in g tlu it \ l I »1 K L»4v A'trsdanl Pksatt Lad 52. I 2525 I . . • ,i m i - : « ill Ants Ssrvrr Perllas4, 0»erss DHNTIHTH E L E C T R IC LAM PS a r e rap id ly re p la c in g a ll o th e rs In iiKMleni <*stnhlisliments. orr h . h W J. OTT O TT BROS. DENTISTS G R ESH A M . Portland R’y, Light & Power Co. - - OREGON P h o n e M a in 2 6 8 3 J. E. CLANAHAN, D.M.D. D E N T IS T Office 615-16-17 M e d ic a l B u ild in g ? S E V E N TH an d A LD E R STS. P hones M ain 0688 and A «130 P o rtla n d , O re g o n PIIYHK IA \H S. P. B ittner, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 12 ■ I p ■ Is 3 p ■ 7 Is 8 p. al Resdemr PH<>N1 Office I |(i K e s id e n < e I IK O f f ic e . I l o w i t t B ld g ., o v e r I ’. O . lairs. 10 a. ■ OM mp BANK OF GRESHAM MAIN S T R E E T PHONES: Residence, III, Office III H. H. HUGHES, M. D. P h y sician G RESH AM an d S i n g o n H our,: 10.12 a.m.; 2-4 and 7-6 p m OHO. HOWITT BUM,. PHASES OFFICERS CRLSMAM SUBM In d n r r . TiUr 12«. 0 t < H mm A 5152 P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n K. A. HALLIDAY, Vice President. O. A. EASTMAN, Cashier. JAMES El.KINGTON, Ass’t Cashier. Oftrr Retdewr 438 bsl 52 St l l l l 12 Seilsif tsTtls^. Oregaa Ofllcs Fhons 4«. Basldsncs, 339 < »eo . In g lis , M . P H Y S IC IA W B. CAMERON F. A. HALLIDAY GI ST LARSON M.a 4812 J. M. SHORT. M D. BEXJ. CAMERON, President. DIRECTORS Place your order at an early date. $1.50 1.50 1.00 25c MISS AVA THOMPSON, « Phon« “ ham 61 | has. D eclare W ar on C olds. A c ru s a d e o f e d u c a tio n w hich aim s “ th a t com m on colds m ay becom e u n com m on w ith in th e next g e n e ra tio n ” has been b egun by p ro m in e n t New Y ork p h y sician s. H e re ts a list of th e “ d o n t's ” w hich th e d o c to rs say will p re v e n t th e a n n u a l v is ita tio n of th e cold: “ D on’t s it in a d ra u g h ty c a r.” “ D on’t sle e p In h o t ro o m s.” " D o n 't av o id fresh a ir ." “ D o n 'tstu ffy o u rs e lf a t m eal tim e. O v e re a tin g re d u c e s y o u r re s is ta n c e ." To w hich we w ould a d d —-when you ta k e a cold g et rid of It as q u ic k ly a s possible. T o acco m p lish th a t If th e city w an ted a p a tc h of Mt. you w ill find C h a m b e rla in 's C ough R em edy m o st ex cellen t. Sold by H ood, p riv a te ly ow ned, p ro b ab ly G resh am D ru g Co., a n d all D ealers a b o u t $1000 an a c re w ould be asked fo r it. NOTICE TO TREE PLANTERS GHOSTS ARE FETED BY MISS ALICE ROBERTS LEWIS SIIATTCCK and D. S U lO E u M A ll profeiMMional r a il* p ro m p tly at te n d * ! Hpectai a tte n tio n to «It- f h s p ii o f the Eye« and fittin g of ilM M A O ffice i l o u r a 9 to 12 a . m . 1 39 to 5. O f lr s o v e r F ir s t S ta te S a a k O r e e h a m . O re g o n . O. A. EASTMAN. 1 9 b P a r N e r v o u s and < hroiw Dñed Dr. B enj. J. Freese D o n 't fa il to’ »ee our stock at .N ursery, 2 blocks.W est o f.M a in Street, on Section Line Road, Enquire o f J. N. C la n a h an , M a in Street, G resham , O re ., Phone 5 lx . or W . E. D A B N E Y , 4 0 3 P a rk Apts.. Portland, O re . Phone M ars h all 1 30 We inrite your account«; 4 per cent interest on Time and Savings Account« N a lw a a a l h l » 4 t k ir a a r s . I n , O S . - Hour«. 9 to 1 1 a m.. ncapt SunJ O ver F irrt Stale Bank. G raakam . ( Eye« tested and D r. Geo. logit«. glaaae, titled.