Gresham outlook., November 11, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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PAGE
TWO
GKESHAXI
G resham
O utlook
SEVEN WONDERS OE THE WORLD
outlook
T IE S I» I Y.
Corbett
NOVEMBER 1 t.
1013
W hat are the Seven W onders of
th e W orld?
P u b lis h e d e v e r y T u e s d a y a n d
F r id a y
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rea gave a Hal -j
a t O re « h a m , O re g o n .
How old a re they?
lowe’en party T hursday evening of .'
W here were they located?
I f . L . S T . C la A I R , E d it o r a n d P u b l’ r.
last week at th e ir p retty little b u n g -'4
How did they come to be so desig­ alow 2 *4 miles from C orbett. Sever- •!
Our Sut>M*ri|>ti<»ii
al gam es ap p ro p riate for the evening *'
n ated?
W hat of them , are any still In ex­ were played and Messrs. Lee Evans ?
One
y e a r,
11.50;
istence?
and L aF rance and the Misses Ethel i
m o n th « . TSct«;
th r e e m o n th *« t r ia l
How do they com pare w ith some Sm ith and Johnston favored those
•u b a c r lp tto n .
60ct«.
of the modern w onders of the world? present with vocal and Instrum ental
A <11 t*r dating
m u s .c
rn e rooms were beautifully $ Aluminum Coffee Percolators, worth $4 and $ 4 .5 0 for S3.50|and s i
i
The
These a re questions you would music.
K a te » reaso nable.
like to have answ ered. T hen d o n ’t i u T n ^ i e a U s ' l n d ^ r e p e X T adorn- f Al1 w h o h a v e t r ie d o u r 3 0 a n d 3 5 c e n t C o H e e s a p p r e c i a t e t h e i r value.
k ¡h great'
O ur
re p r e s e n ta tiv e
w ill c a ll.
fail to h ear P rofessor D unn's Illus­ tum n leaves and crepe paper adorn
P h o n e 701.
trated free lectu re a t th e library ed with witches and o th e r spooky
“The
L in o ty p e
next F riday night, on th e Seven things. Mrs. Florence Rea, of P o rt­
F lo u r p r ic e s a r e d o w n .
S u g a r p r i c e s a r e advancing.
W ay
1« th e
W ay
W onders of the W orld. It will be land, was m asked as a witch and cer­
t h a t W in « ."
high class, Intensely in terestin g and tainly did h er p a rt well. The guests
were Mrs. Florence Rea, of P ortland,
Instructive for young and old.
O rti» l a l
paper of
ph o n e 1 7 x 1
O re a b a m , < > re g o n .
Mr. and Mrs. Illege, Mrs. Anderson
< >rtb l a l
paper
of
A rle Gleason, form erly connected and son, Ray, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross.
F a i r v i e w . < Oregon.
w’ith th e Lebanon Express, has Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans, Mr. and
E n te r e d
as
s e c o n d -c la s s
m a tte r
bought a h alf In terest in th e F orest Mrs. Wilson and sister, Mrs. Clara
M a rc h
.1, 1 9 1 1 , a t t h e
P o s to tflc e a t
Sm ith and Miss E thel and Miss Jo h n ­
G r ' j h a m , O r e g o n . u n d e r t h e A c t o f Grove Tim es and will have charge of
ston and Messrs. Don and Basil Lit-
M u n h
3, 1 8 7 9 .
the m echanical d ep artm ent. A. G.
tlepage, Vancil Evans and George
Scott will continue to be th e editor.
I c a w o r d f o r f ir s t in s e r t io n ;
- h a lf c e n t a w o r d e a c h s u b s e q u e n t in s e r t io n .
K nieriem and Miss L aura Ross and
M i n i m u m , a n y in s e r tio n , IOt.
P oultry L ife," a 54-page m onthly A good new spaper team .
Mrs. L aFrance.
m agazine published In P ortland, will
REAL ESTATE AND REN TA LS
LIVESTOCK.
Lewis Benfield, form erly of this
F ra n k
Buffum,
residing
ju st
Miscellaneous,
be given as a free prem ium to all new
place, but now a forem an in P o rt­
northw
est
of
the
city,
has
the
th
an
k
s
WANTED TO RENT, a sm all
subscriptions o r renew als for a year,
FDR SALE— 5 good milk cows, 2
land, Is spending his annual vacation
Mcf artm ’s Auto Truck
cash in advance. T his is a splendid of th e News-Times for one of the with his m other, Mrs. L ottie Benfield fresh, 3 coming fresh soon. S. T. h o u s e and barn near G resham . Ad­
;
7
V
,
S
’’«*>• i.tnd Tuesd'ay ai
larg
est
cauliflow
er
heads
we
have
chance to get the m agazine for n o th ­
Lind, phone 28x1.
73 dress M. F., care Outlook office.. 75
and o th e r relatives n ear here.
1' rlday m orning- about g O’ck
The fine specim en
ing.
I his offer holds good only to ever seen.
Rev. Ford, of W oodburn, preached
Leave hau lin g at budneg, hou
FOIt SALE' Two brood s o u s will
brought us was a foot across and as
D ecem ber 31.
m orning and evening a t the school- bring pigs in February. Leonard It.
MISCELLANEOUS
S herm an McCarter, phone 335.
large as th e average w om an's hat,
house.
,
Lauderback. Phone 753, Gresham,
C lackam as county voted down the and th a t is going som e.— F o rest
Route 2.
76
Lost or Found.
A*social and en tertain m en t will be
Grove Times.
d istric t library proposition, probably
t i ,
Report Cards.
given by th e young people of the
Auto Truck for H ire
T he O utlook has on hand print«
because it would cost each taxpayer
For
picnic
parties—
10
to
20
people
neighborhood
Saturday
evening,
No­
ThL°°
rep
o
rt
can
l» with envelo^
T he follow ing Is from the new s­
FOUND— An Excelsior m otorcy­
about 45 cents a year to place books paper th a t recently bought th e O ut­ vem ber 8, a t th e grange hall. , P ro ­ H auling to and from Portland. H cle, on Oct. 13, on the Base Line t hey a re a neat card, printed
tf
1 1 4 / 1 .
I fin est
o
r is
bristol,
very complete
in every school d istric t In the coun­ look’s Ju n io r linotype. The m a­ ceeds to be given Norton Evans, who E Davis, phone 21.
road, 1’2 miles west of Rockwood, 'se rv ic e a b le
P heasants W anted.
„
„
ty. It also refused to increase the chine seems to be keeping up Its is quite sick w ith tuberculosis. This
Roy Gore. It. 1. G resham .
P hone | Price», 2 % c each. c o X ie t.
4
is a w orthy cause and everyone
salary of School S uperintend en t form er rep u tatio n for good w ork;
W anted to buy dom esticated Chi- G resham 248
3
Gary to the am ount of $600 a year
“ The Express n atu ra lly tak es should atten d and help m ake it a nese pheasants, hens preferred. Give
and thereby save the salary of a su ­ some pride In having installed the success.
age, quantities and price delivered
Feed G rinding.
AT P i n t v ie S H E
pervisor am ounting to $1500 a year. first linotype in th is p a rt of Linn
R obert W ilkie was a guest at the
vac at Cresham . Address P. G. It. care
Tuesdays
and Fridays. E. Nass-
3-ln. F arm Wagon, with doul
G reat is C lackam as— o r som e of the county, and all friends, and enem ies, Benfield hom e several days th is !Gresham O utlook-
hahn, mile and a q u a rte r south of box.
voters in the county.
P leasant Home.
75
if an y — of the Express are invited to week.
WANTED
FARM
WAGON
and
Top Buggy,
The H allowe’en social and dance set of harness. S tate price to O ut­
visit, th e first real new spaper plant
Useful
and
fancy
a
rtic
le
s
s
u
ita
b le
In answ er to Mr. Dillon’s urtlcle, ever in a u g u ra ted in th is clty .”-
Single
Spring Wagon.
given by Colum bia grange was a look.
tf
for C hristm as gifts a t th e L ad ies’
Riding Cultivator.
In general bupiness men and o th e r Lebanon Express.
g reat success. Those who took p art
P o n it i- ,
Aid bazaar, December 5.
74
Single C ultivator.
did th e ir p arts finely.
citizens are helping to support the
Mower. .
Colum
bia
grange.
No.
267,
met
in
high school football team , through
PORTLAND MARKET n .
Buy your C hristm as p resen ts at
FOR SALE— Thoroughbred Rose
Disk H arrow , 8 plates.
reg
u
la
r
session
S
aturday,
November
not finding it possible to atten d the
Steel Harrow .
1st, with a good atten d an ce who en­ Comb, W hite W yandotte cockerel. the Ladies’ Aid bazaar. December
G rain, F lour, Feed, Etc.
gam es during the busiest hours
Phone 79x1. P. o . box 53.
73
14-in. Steel Plow.
joyed
a
splendid
dinner,
a
jolly
good
W HEAT — T rack prices:
S aturday afternoons. Also several
Club,
G asoline Drag Saw.
Hay Rake.
Bluostem, 89c; red Rus- tim e and a profitable business ses­
successive defeats may have dam p­ 78-79c;
FOR SALE— 2 dozen Silver Span­
$350 "K ing of the W oods” saw in
Hay Rack.
sion. Two m em bers were initiated
ened th e in te rest in th e gam es. sian, 78c; 40-fold, 80c.
gle H am burg hens; also few choice first class condition, price $275. E n ­
in
the
first
and
second
degree
and
DeLaval Cream Separator.
M ILLSTU FF3 — B ran, $22 per
T he team should have the heartiest
five nam es were balloted upon to be­ cockerels at $1.50 each. E. D. Raker, gine can he used for g en eral farm
400-egg Cyphess Incubator.
support of all citizens and a tte n d ­ ton; m iddlings, $31; sh o rts, $24;
*74
work. Oleson L um ber Co., Boring,
come m em bers and an o th er proposed Troutdale, Ore., phone 481.
25-gallon Churn, and many oth
rolled barley, $28-29c.
ance so far as possible.
Ore. Phone 411.
for m em bership.
articles.
FLOUR — P aten ts,
$4.50
per
For Sale— Pure bred Rouen ducks.
E n q u ire
a t Twelve-Mile stor
straig h ts, $3.90; exports,
Dr. Benj. J. Freese, a natu ro p ath b arrel;
$2 a pair. Mrs. P. B. Eder, G resh­
Daily and Sunday O regonian and Phone 227.
$3.55-3.70;
valley,
$4.50;
physician of G resham , has ju st Is­
5
graham ,
am, R. 2, - phone 368.
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Twlce-a-W eek Outlook, special cont-
sued a pam phlet from th e O utlook of­ $4.40; whole w heat, $4.60.
. . . .
1 >’ * a r .
$s o n .
BARLEY— $24 p er ton.
................. .. • ♦ •'W W W V W V V
fice dealing with his m ethod of
F riday afternoon Miss Ingalls gave
CORN — Whole, $37; cracked,
a
tre
a
t
to
h
er
pupils
by
prep
arin
g
a
trea tin g diseases. He even goes fu r­ $38 per ton.
H allow e’en su rp rise for them . Each
th e r and proclaim s th a t th e re should
Main Street
OATS— No. 1, white, $26 per ton.
pupil brought a jack o ’ lantern,w hich
he no disease, In which all people
HAY— E astern Oregon tim othy
arouses all so rts of curious questions
G re sh a m , O regon
......... “ “ ‘ „ i
........ . at l'„ ...... Sal
agree, but he m aintains th a t the germ choice, $15-16; alfalfa, $13.
e at
on th e ir part. D uring recess while
theory Is a su p e rstitio n ; th a t there
.
I
<
•
2
tittles
e
a
st
of
G
re
sh
a
m
,
a
n
il
.31.,
Dairy an d C ountry I*roduce.
all were o u t th e teach er with the
We Handle “Only” the Best
tittles so u th o f T ro u td a le
is no such thing as ' ‘in fection’’ and
POULTRY — Hens,
14 cents;
contagio«,’’ as generally u nder­ springs, 14c; ducks, young, 12c; help of two of the large boys d a rk ­
‘GOVERNMLNT INSPECTED”)
stood; th a t vaccination and injection turkeys, lif t. 20c; dressed, 25-26c. ened the room and scattered the
lighted
lan
tern
s
ab
o
u
t
the
room.
Of Berums Is positively dangerous;
E’GOS— Fresh. Oregon ran c h ,45c.
Ä
i z x r i ; i ,‘ î t
G reat was th e su rp rise of each when
and th a t a physician does not cure.
BUTTER — City cream ery, cubes, they entered to find it d ark and
These are his own words and if 34c; prints, 36c.
I C. BINDER,
PropnetoJ
Ill
spooky. Each was greeted
by a
tru e are a sta rtlin g revelation. He
î , ï ' i , » ' k i ' ' X
. s i'c i„ ', ; p i™
C H E E SE — T riplets, 17 per lb.; bump upon th e head from an apple
asserts th a t alm ost all diseases re ­ Daisies, 17c per lb.; young A m eri­
hanging in th e door and they were
spond to n atu ra l methods. He ex­ cas, 18c.
n U e r di
’i " ; „ ‘¡ X
i s t c ' b ' ',,,' t i ì p 0P’ ' ' ’" ’’o u T o
requested to tak e a bite of the apple
cept broken bones and torn tissues
VEAL— Fancy, 1.3 ¡¿c per pound
...........
before
passing
into
th
e
room,
caus­
as he is not a surgeon.
PORK— Fancy, H e per pound.
ay
ing much
m errim
ent. Next was an
A l l K i n d s a n d Sizes
Dr. F reese’s sta te m en ts and his
.
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Vegetables an d F ru ita.
old fashioned apple ducking, some
m ethods of trea tm e n t a re a t such
»•• rous to mention ’
i" " 1 "*any ° th,‘r
'<><> "•>’
ONIONS—
per sack
N EW GALLERY
__ Oregon, $2.J5
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„ . .n o t succeeding u n til heads were w e t
variance with the accepted prac
I
OTATOES—
Oregon,
$1
per
hun-
The
rem
aining
aftern
o
o
n
was
spent
T
E
R
\
l
s
SJ
f
e
s
^
inc
°
r
|
S
h
in
l
e
-
L
u
n
c
h
a
t
N
°o
n
.
tlces now in use th a t he Is su re dred ;
Open Every Day
Sunday by Appointonl
sw eet potatoes, $2.25 per in gam es and m erry making.
° f S ak (a s h jV^ ' 88f l ^ p ^ « n « , , g , q l for.
to bring down upon him self and cra te
O ur neighborhood was well rep re­
h t "can?'.
med*c,ne- ,f ‘t
V EG E T A B L E S—’ Cabbage. 1 - lU c
of Estate of G. E F rit/ ,l
' E ' f RITZ' Adm inistratrix,
sented a t th e dry parad e in Gresham
L o n ia e F ritz , a m in o r '
u ' “ 1 K u a rtl.a n o f C h r is tin a
the I, o r ' I '
' hat
, l a , n *‘ ’
“ >• b' r Pound; cauliflow er, $1-1.25 per
Friday.
We
are
th
a
t
p
art
of
the
GILT OR N A T I’RAL WOOD
. 'tber ’ ut ' Those° whO: UOn,
CUCUmb‘>" ’-
P er d o g e ^
country th a t w ant it dry in Gresham
NEAT and CHEAP
W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer,
<(| should set n
,
lntpr,‘8t- CKKPlant. 7c per pound; head lettuce,
ta p ta ln Branson beat the drum for
Vancouver. > Washington
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” « • ''in n a r io i l .
J.
the m arch.
M A X SCHNEIDER
«ay« is tru e the people of th
, J
' ra<,,shpa’ 1(M 2c
d o ie n ;
t ’ap tain and Mrs. Branson were
« People of th e world j tom atoes, $1 50
oer box
•
M A IN S T R E E T
.
GRESHAM
X X " d ^ X J ?y 8° n,e‘h ‘ng ,h a t 12HC P“r POUnd: 8prou“ > " c per guests of 8. S. Thom pson at Gresham
b riday evening.
«<» be more 'u n ifo r m '’h eaRh ' X
sq X h Y u c 'X ' ” 7
E lm er M ercer has rented Rev
disease and more n atu ra l M .|„ , , „
iu
' H P
P° Und: Pun'P k"is, H. W ood’s place th e com ing season'
it was ever .Nought p o s s lb j
l j 0* e „ P’' r P° Un<’ :
5° ' 75C
Mr. and Mrs. H enry were guests of
Isaac Wood and fam ily Sunday.
FAIRVIEW, ORE.
Mrs. Jo h n B rarahall and son,
P leasan t Hom« were present at our
A G O O D M E A L FOR 35c
Sunday service.
Ira
W e aim to « ir e p eo ple something to
Rigging potatoes Is still in prog­
WM. HEITSMAN
PROPRIETM
ress.
A. B. Conrad and family, Thos
W iles and fam ily and Captain B ran­
hot
H ilh apologies Io the m edical profession
I The
son and wife atten d ed th e lecture a t
W H I T E C R O W HOTEL
fo r ’j h e th eft o f their thunder.
G resham Sunday night.
F i r s t S t a t e B a n k B u ild in g
E verett Stafford will farm t h e
hom e place next season.
25C
Miss Ingalls spent Sunday In St.
S.
T.
Crow,
Proprietorl
I J e r e s a com m o n -sen se suggestion fro m th e
Jo h n s with her parents.
Long live the O utlook. It Is indis­
* < live store th a t’s a« v a lu a b le as a d o c to r’s
pensable to o u r homes.
p rescrip tio n .
A B. Conrad and Thos. w iles are
having over 20.) bushels of pota­
W h e n the firs t fro sty snap com es if y o u ’re
toes to the acre am i of fine size
p re p a re d to m eet it in one o f these big cold
Capt. Iira n a o ,,
w lfe b e < a n
d e fy in g coats y o u ’ll th a n k us fo r c a llin g th em
M A IN S T R E E T . G R E S H A M
th e ir first evangelistic series in B e n
P a u l H o « t z e l P ro p .
to y o u r A ttention e a rly .
ton county. Sunday. November 9
Mrs. C hester Stafford is rtoitlng
W e ’ve a d o zen '’d iffe r e n t m odels to select
h er sister in Hood R iver th is week
fro m m a re m a rk a b le ra n g e o f fa b ric s and
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Wiles visited
th e ir son. Elwood Wiles. In Portland
w eig h t..
L u ll, o r thre»« q u a rte r le n g th as you
•» lit
1x12.
I« , u s i i / _a
„ |, |„.r v|
S atu rd ay an d Sunday.
p re fe r. S h a w l collars, b elted backs, silk lin ed
i? '* ’ ‘ fl ■"’> - • rt. len g th ,. -i/«,l |ier M
$ R
to r dressy w e a r a n d g u a ra n te e d fo r service
I xH , l i t
i 2 4 f t . S h i i d a o «Dell. |ier X|
N
earle,
E
v
er,
I
I,il,I
Has
W
orm
,
»«. I« a n d 24 f,.. . , ^ 1 I ‘
by
O n the Market,
lin i
. ‘’ “ ‘T k a t
a fi'fh e d face
1 x 0 . 1(1 a n d 2 1 f t
■»
I he House o f Kuppenheimer
k?"at tM L îUnr r ’ PlckinK ,hH no»«.’
Fres h Every I W
IxM. 1.1 ami 21 f
X
worms h ri /
’ ? re ,n ' " ‘ «tlons of
ÎIN.tio anil $l.T.iNi
»X«. D. am. 21. V « eï,V„a’
. ,,rn, 8 K1< kapoo Worm K iller is a
$17.IM» am i $ | I . imi
an d by us
r» liable, thorough m edicine for the
1-» O X-'W w »
,M ’ » m l $ | « . ! M )
TWICE A WEEK
Specials In Graniteware
SEE WINDOW
C h o ic e o f a n y a r t i c l e f o r 3 8 cents
■lx
X
BRAGG & D U N C A N
*5c K)R
Read the Want Ads.
Melrose
SANITARY CASH MARKET
A u c tio n S a le
Friday, N ov. 1 4 , at 1 1 a. m .
MEATS
î -
:
;
•'
Ï i X ’ i
PHOTOS-
Picture Í raming
Pl
FREE
A Sioux Indian O ut-
FREE
.u
nt fiee to the boy o r
girl w ho supplies u s w ith the n a m e
ot a person w ho buys a R o u n d O a k
R an g e, Stove o r Base B urner
! W hite Comer Hotel
tw o nam es w e will give
\ ou an Indian-head scarfpin
sa e o r no sale. F or fu rth e r
inform ation call at store.
O ’COATS
K. Carlson
L u m b er S a le C on tin u e s
$ 1 5 .0 0 ,
$ 1 8 .0 0 ,
$ 2 0 .0 0 ,
$ 2 2 .5 0 ,
$ 2 5 .0 0
AYLSWORTH
T e le p h o n e 4 1 I
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1
U
t
a
<n
Guar- ; constipation
anteed
Try it. Drug
'»»II Klekk'ooo Indi.»* u S,u.rp'1 o r hy . correct these
LUM BER c o
ea « t o f R ~ i__
of InNtunnia,
COURT GRESHAM. No. j j , F
«f Insoni
-.«.uacii ami
t<>r* of
M eet, n,« .
•< ,„ Am
A „ n ~ h erica—
«ä
« . ¡ . . » e , , . , » , T. blP„
•
disorders and enabl«
’ »eh m onth at I. O. O F
l o r sale *
Orug Co., and all Dealers
'b - ‘ . 1GrUbb' « hW ran g er ’
Iram b lay , a e c re t.ry
’
~' î "
MEALS
City Bakery
Best Bread!
31
Pies, Cakes,
and other
P a stry
M a in St.
Gresham, Drf-