b u ta n i
O I T LOOK
TTT s d a y , VOTCM REK 11. 1818
PACK
Columbia Heights
1 he h o n o r of being th e first tw o
women to cast th e b allo t, e a st of San-
d) river, fell to Mrs. P. A nderson and
Miss H elen D eaver, w ho both voted a t
precinct 171 on elec tio n day. A nd at
til»- close in th e ev en in g It w as
I E a rn e d th a t th ey
w ere th e
only
' women ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of th e su f-
I frag e in th a t p recinct.
great
Special sale
I
LADIES’
Street
DRESSES
House and
Owing to the backward season we have decided
to dispose of all our ladies’ Dresses at a great sacri
fice and are cutting the prices sufficient to move
them ipiiekly. There are only about 45 in all and
if you wish one you would do well to call early as
they certainly will not last long at these prices.
Regular $1.50 House Dresses,
Regular 2.50 Street Dresses,
Regular 7.50 Street Dresses,
Regular 10.00 Street Dresses,
$ 1 .1 9
1 .9 8
5 .8 5
6 .9 5
Don't delay. Come early and get first choice.
THE TAD S
STORE
BERT LINDSEY’S
will Make Your Home Comfortable
This is a moderate priced Stove built on good
material. Has cast lining, large side door, also
swing top that will admit extra large stick of wood.
Carried in two sizes, at $10.50 and $12.75
STERLING & KIDDER
HARDW ARE
G resham
Main St.
Pleasant Home
J. S tev en s a n d nephew , of
[land, are v is itin g w ith Mrs. W.
I McKinney.
Mis» Lizzie
H u n te r, o f O regon
"I- visited h o m e fo lk s S unday.
J B. Kelly, of C a lifo rn ia , is h ere
ndlng his f r u it ra n c h ,
ka Bradfielii a n d fam ily , of l’ar-
**• Kansas, a re v is itin g w ith th e
l*sr’s sister, M rs. R obt.
L ans-
*ue.
JK* E m broidery
I T u esd ay w ith
Miss
Id a
Miller.
T w en ty lad ies en jo y ed th e afte rn o o n
T h e clu b m eets w ith Mrs. B. C.
A ltm an T u esd ay , N ovem ber 18.
Miss M innie S h riller, of G resham ,
visited h ere la st week w ith frien d s.
Mr. an d Mrs. C has. H u n te r w ere
c a lle rs at th e M arkell hom e Sunday.
W ork is p ro g ressin g rap id ly on
th e new feed m ill an d liv ery b arn .
T h e books have a rriv e d fo r th e li
b ra ry w hich is located a t S h in n a-
m a n ’s sto re.
c lu b m et last
R ead th e ads In th is issue
Mrs. J. H. N ash, of S o u th B end,
W a sh in g to n .
v isited
h e r m o th e r,
Mrs. J. R ichm ond, F rid ay .
H iltn e r A uspach
h as re tu rn e d
from K ittita s . W a sh in g to n , w h ere he
h as been em ployed th e p a st su m m e r.
W ard
R ich m o n d is v is itin g his
p a re n ts.
He
has
ju s t
re tu rn e d
from th e H ot S p rin g s w h ere he h as
D ecem ber 13 is chosen fo r th e been fo r h is h e a lth .
day » h e n th e C olum bia L ad ies Aid
C h arley P ierce is
v is itin g
his
society will hold an all day b a z a a r m o th e r, M rs. L. M. Je n s e n .
with a p ro g ram
in <he ev en in g .
A. P. O 'B an io n s p e n t S u n d ay w ith
Many u seful an d
b e a u tifu l h a n d h is fam ily.
m ade artic le s w ill be on sale.
T he
W. Cook an d K. H arv ey a re d ig
proceeds d eriv ed from th e
b a z a a r g in g p o ta to e s fo r Mr. W endell.
will go to th e ch u rc h fu n d , fo r th e
proposed ch u rch on th e g ro u n d s, do
T he O u tlo o k h as on h an d a la rg e
n ated by Mr. and Mrs. J. P o u n d er.
q u a n tity of school re p o rt ca rd s on
T he hom e of Mr an d M n . J. T good q u a lity of b risto l, also p rin te d
Rea. at F ir G rove, w as th e scene of en v elo p es; sam ples free, to any schoo
a m erry
p arty T h u rsd a y
of last j clerk o r teach er. P rice 2 1 Jc e a c h ;
w eek, when th e host an d hostess over 100, 2c each.
P o stag e a d d i
very ela b o ra te ly e n te r ta in e d a larg e tio n a l. 5c fo r 25 cards.
circle o f frien d s. T h e liv in g room
was m ost b e a u tifu lly d e c o ra te d and
N otice to C re d ito rs.
gam es and m usic in th e H allow e'en In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of Hel-
m u th G oger. D eceased.
sp irit, m ade th e ev en in g pass very
N otice is h ereby given th a t th e
p leasan tly. Mrs. L. A. R ea w ho was u n d e rsig n e d has been a p p o in te d A d
dressed in a co stu m e of a w itch, m in is tra trix of th e e s ta te of Ile im u th
very ch arm in g ly a ssiste d th e h o st G oger, D eceased, by th e C ircu it
ess e n te rta in in g th e g u ests. At a C o u rt of th e S ta te o f O regon, fo r th e
C ounty of M ultnom ah, an d h as duly
late h o u r d a in ty re fre sh m e n ts w ere qu alified as such. All p e rso n s h a v
serv ed w hen a ll
d e cla red h av in g ? ing c laim s a g a in s t said e s ta te a re
h ereby re q u ire d to p re s e n t th e sam e
sp en t a very p le a s a n t ev en in g .
T he social a t o u r g ra n g e h a ll last J to m e p ro p e rly verified as by law re
q u ire d , at th e office of M. C. K fhg,
S atu rd ay night was a g ra n d success F ir s t S ta te Bank B u ild in g , G resh am ,
both financially and socially. T he O regon, w ith in six m o n th s from d a te
hall was th ro n g e d w ith a good n a t- hereof.
D ated th is 4th dav of N ovem ber,
ured au d ience, w ho en jo y ed th e p ro
1913.
gram from begin n in g to fn is h . A
M A RG A RET G OG ER,
few n u m b ers on th e p ro g ram de
A d m in istra trix .
serv e special m e n tio n :
P ro fe sso r M. C. KING,
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in istra trix .
Z iim 's violin solo won m uch
ap
D ate of first p u b lic a tio n Nov. 4, 1913
plause, an d w as played very b e a u ti D ate of last p u b lic a tio n Dec. 2 1913.
fully. Miss J o h n s to n , a y o u n g ta l
e n te d m usician d isplayed bo‘ h feel
ing and tech n iq u e, w hen sh e played
th e v a ria tio n s of " N e a re r My G ad to
T h ee.” Mr. Dodson, th e p o sitn o rt-
e r a t C o rb ett, k ep t th e a u d ie n c e in
good h u m o r w ith his com ical Im p er
so n atio n fo r h a lf an h o u r.
1 he
young folks took c h a rg e of th e Itoor
a fte r th e p ro g ram an d m any g ra c e
ful dances w ere n o ticed , d o in g t h e ir
best to w ear o u t th e ir sh o e sol« s liv
th e s tra in s of P ro fe sso r Z iim 's o r
ch estra.
L. Benfield is a t th e p re s e n t, at
hom e a t th e
B enfield
b u n g n lo . ,
sp en d in g p a rt of his v ac a tio n .vRh
his m o th er.
T h e H e ig h ts now can bo o st of a
lib ra ry s ta tio n once m o re a t th e
B enfield
b ungalow .
Miss
A nnie
E L E C T R IC L IG H T I» die m ost
Benfield h as c h a rg e , a n d in v ite s th e
s u ita b le fo r hom es, off|<*««s, shops
public to m a k e use of th e books d u r
am i o th e r place» m sslin g lig h t.
ing th e long ev e n in g s of th e w in ter.
Mr. an d Mrs. K e lle r sp e n t T u e s
day ev e n in g a t C o lu m b ia View farm .
E L E C T R IC IT Y
ra ti I m * u m <1 in
Mr. K e lle r is th e c o n tr a c to r w ho is
any q u a n tity ,
la rg e
or
sm all,
b u ild in g th e new R e sid en ce fo r Da
th e re h y fu rn is h in g a n y requin*«!
a m o u n t o f lig h t.
E iir tlic m io r c ,
vid B enfield.
The
DRYGOODS
SHO P
SANDY FIRE LOSSES
ARE PAID IN FULL
The Gem Heating Stove
Rockwood
Jo h n Itrow n, ag e n t fo r th e O re
gon M erch an ts’ M utual F ire asso
c ia t io n of Salem , O regon, has paid
on th e losses a t Sandy as follow s: To
C asp er J u n k e r $2700; to th e city of
Sandy $25, d am ag e to p ain t and
; w indow s on city hall. T he larg est
am o u n t of losses was su stain ed by
th is com pany, and th e prom pt pay
m e n t is ap p reciated . T he S tan d ard
In su ra n c e com panies will forw ard
th e ir checks in a few days.
C asp er J u n k e r will erect a re in
forced co n crete b uilding, in stead of
a fram e s tru c tu re . It will have a
fro n ta g e o f 75 feet on Main stre e t,
anik It will be GO feet deep and one
sto ry h ig h , b u t w ith a fo u n d atio n
su lh eien t to c a rry m ore s to rie s when
needed.
G round h as been cleared fo r the
b u ild in g fo r
1’. R.
M einig, two
sto ries, 40x100 feet.
M iller &
K rebs a re th e co n tracto rs.
A lb ert M einig is m ak in g p re p a ra
tio n s to pu t his saw m ill n e a r B rig h t
wood In o p e ratio n . He will saw out
th e tim b ers an d lu m b er used in the
co n stru ctio n o f th e new bridge
acro ss Salm on river.
At th e m eetin g of th e council Mc
C orm ick & B otkin applied fo r a fra n
chise to ru n w ires th ro u g h
Sandy
from th e ir proposed pow er p la n t on
C ed ar creek.
C H R ISTIA N SC IEN TISTS
S erv
ices in F irs t S ta te B ank building.
G resh am , e n tra n c e on F irst stre e t.
S unday a t 11 a. m., and W ednesday
a t 8 p. m. S unday school at in
o'clock. P u b lic co rd ially invited.
An ad. in th e local n ew sp ap er is
a good in v estm en t th a t all
mer-
«H ants can affo rd to m ake.
NOTICE TO TREE PLANTERS
N O W IS TH E TIM E to plant your Trees and Shrubbery, either for home
commercial orchard—for the winter rains will pack the ground solid around the roots---
n when Spring comes your trees are ready to absorb all nourishment and make their
bth. Planting in the Spring is not as satisfactory, since the soil does not pack thor-
ihly around the roots, hence the tops do not receive the proper nourishment and the
Light
AT THE LOWEST COST
Dec la re W a r on Colds.
A c ru s a d e of e d u catio n w hich aim s
" t h a t com m on colds m ay becom e u n
com m on w ith in th e n ex t g e n e ra tio n ”
has been b egun by p ro m in e n t New
York p h y sicians. H ere is 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 o n ’t s it In a d ra u g h ty c a r .”
“ D o n 't sleep in h o t ro o m s.”
" D o n ’t avoid fresh a ir .”
" D o n 'tstu ffy o u rse lf a t m eal tim e.
O v e re a tin g re d u ces y o u r re s is ta n c e .”
To w hich we w ould ad d
when
you ta k e a cold g et rid o f it as q u ic k
ly as possible. To accom plish th a t
you w ill find C h a m b e rla in 's C ough
R em edy m ost ex cellen t. Bold by
G resh am D rug Co., an d all D ealers
E L E C T R IC L A M P S can be local*
<d in any place, thus a ffo rd in g
any <h*»in*d d is trib u tio n of lig h t.
\<> O T H E R LAM PS p ossess them*
q u a lific a tio n » ,
th e re fo re ,
it is
not s u q u is in g th a t
I’lace your order at an early date.
...
Saved His Foot.
11 D. Ely, of B an tam . O., ssifft'rpd
from h o rrib le u lc e r on his foot fo r
fo u r y ears. D octor adv ised a m p u ta -
| tlo n , but he refu sed an d re lu c ta n tly
j trie d B u ck len 's A rnica S alve as a last
¡r e s o rt. He th e n w ro te :
"1 used
I y o u r salv e a n d my foot w as soon
co m p letely c u re d ” B est rem edy fo r
b u rn s, c u ts , b ru ise s an d eczem a.
G et a box to d ay . D uly 25c. All
d ru g g is ts o r by m att. H. E. Itu< k l e n
A Co., P h ila d e lp h ia o r St. I.o u i...
Professional Cards
Canadian Employment Co.
B . P . L E A C H . P r o p r ie to r
M e m b e rs O re g o n K m p lo y tn 't A g e n ts
A s s o c ia tio n .
9 N o r th 3d S t .. P o r tla n d , Ore.
P h o n e or W ir e a t O nr E x p e n s e
IN S U R A N C E
JOHN BROWN
IN S U R A N C E
R e p re se n tin g only R E L IA B L E IN
SU RA N C E CO M PA N IES
P h o n e 513
G r e sh a m , O r e g o n
J a m e s E lk in g to n
IN S U R A N C E
A C C ID E N T
E IR E
L IE E
HEALTH
O ffice
S E H E T Y H«»NI»H
A IT < »Ml »BILE
PL A T E GLASS
in
B ank
of
G r e sh a m
Attention!
T he Farm er»’ M utual Fire
R elief Association
O F I t U I T I A M I . O REG ON
In v ite» a ll fa n n e r» w ho h ave no
In s u ra n c e on th e ir fa rm b u ild in g s
Io in s u re w ith us.
T h is ass<M*ia-
a tio n is tin* <*hen|H*st and safest in
tin* s la te .
It insures o n ly e<»nnii>
p ro p e rty a m i has o ve r $ 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
insu ran ce in force.
W r ite o r p h o n e
H. W . S N A S H A L L , P r e s .
T h e F a rm e rs M u tu al E ire R elief
A ssociation.
Gresham Route No. 3
Phone 74
N o ta r y P u b lic
R oni E sta te
LAW YERS
FRED L. EVERSON,
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
(G re a h a m «.’ity A tto r n e y )
P h o n o M arw hall 427B
5 1 2 11 B ro a d w a y lih lg ,
P o rtla n d
CONTRACTORS
ALFRED HAMMAR
C em en t Con* ru e .o r.
E stim a te s fu rn is h e d fre e on r e
q u e st. At I w ork G u a ra n te e d
P la ste r e r a n d
P h on e 6x1
O r .a h a n i P . O. B o x 31
IF YOU WANT FIRST CLASS WORK Sf E
«TORS
W E D E S IG N B U IL D IN G S
ETTSEL T. JONES
'(IF R A N K X . JONES
D E N T IST S
E L E < ’T i t l e L A M P S a n * ra p id ly
re p la c in g
a ll other» in
m o d em
estab lish m en t».
W. J . OTT
H . H. OTT
O T T BR O S.
D E N T IS T S
GRESHAM
Portland R’y, Light &
Power Co.
-
(SEVENTH a n d A I.D E It STB.
P h o n es M ain 6688 and A 61 $0.
-
OREGON
P hone M a in 20(48
J. E. OLANAHAN, D.M.D.
D E N T IS T
Office, 616-16-17
M etB cal B u ild in g .
P o r tla n d . O r e g o n
P H Y S IC IA N S
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
P h y s icia n and Surgeon
O F F IC E H O C Rtf
10 a. m. to 12 rn , I p. n», to 3 p. in.
7 to m p m ., a t R«*Htdafi4'«*
P hones
<nli«w 11» R e s id e n c e 11»
O ffice R o w it t B ld g ., o v e r P . O.
BANK OF GRESHAM
MAIN S T R E E T
G RESH AM
PHONES
Itcsidence, 111; Office. 11 x’
II. H.
HUGHES, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S iiig te m
Hour»
10-12 si. m . 1-4 a n d 7-8 p. m .
o f f i c e , ll n u i t t Itu ih lin g
G RESH AM
e*4s
v
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OREG ON
PHO NES:
ItANidetn e,
T abor
12
(»ffîo M ain 4812, Horn«« A 5152
OFFICERS
J. M. SHORT, M. D.
BENJ. CAMERON, I’o si.l. nt.
(>. A. EASTMAN, Cashier.
You’ll find at the G RESH A M NURSERIES a complete line of Apple. Pear, Peach,
•m and Prune Trees, also a limited number of Dwarf Pears, Shade I rees and R o s e s -
^’gh grade stock and far below the average price, for quick selling.
i
A N ig h t o f T e r ro r.
Few n ig h ts a re m o re te r rib le th an
th a t of a m o th e r loo k in g on h e r child
ch o k in g an d g asp in g 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 h o u se to reliev e it. Many
m o th e rs h av e passed n ig h ts of te r r o r
in th is s itu a tio n . A little fo re th o u g h t
will e n a b le you to avoid all tills.
C h a m b e r l in 's C ough R em edy is a
c e rta in c u re fo r c ro u p and has n ever
been know n to fail. K eep it a t hand.
F o r sa le by G resh am D rug Co., and
all D ealers.
F. A. HALLIDAY, Vice President.
,w*h of the tree is retarded.
im
JAMES ELKINGTON, Ass't flashier.
P h y sic ia n a m i s u r g e o n
R e s id e n c e . 438. E h e t 53 S t .
O ffice, 1111-13 S e llin g B u ild in g
l ’< »RTLAX1».
O ffice P h o n e 48.
« »KEG< »N
R e s id e n c e , 339
G e o . In g lis, M. I ».
DIRECTORS
B. CAMERON
OUST LARSON
F. A. HALLIDAY
LEW IS SHATTUCK
P H Y S IC IA N and S U X O C U N
A ll p r o f e s s io n a l c a ll» p r o m p tly a t
te n d e d . S p e c ia l
a t t e n t io n
to <1I k -
e a a e a o f th e ft y e a an d f it t in g
of
g la e e e e .
< »tfV»* H o u r » 9 to 12 a m . 1 30 to 5.
O ffice o v e r f i r s t S t a t e B a n k
G resh a m . O regon .
O. A. EASTMAN.
PeratyM», Nervous and ( hroffir Dkeave»
SPECIAL, ROSES WHILE THEY LAST EACH, 2 0 c
■ s-s-M -x -» » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
B - l t a i o u r stock .I.N ortofy, 2,block. W e.. ofjM.in S w ... »„
'-¡¡«
J. N. C l.n .h .n , M.in Stree’, Cre.h.m, Oto.. Phone 51c. or W. E. DABNEY,403
"'Apt».. Portland, Ore.
Phone Marshall 130
Dr. Benj. J. Freese
We invite your accounts; 4 per cent interest on
Time and Savings Accounts
N a tu r o p a t h an d C h ir o p r a c to r
< Hftee H o u r » , '» t o II a. n», e x c e p t
Sunday.
Office o n r H m t S ta te B ank
GRESHAM. OUICGON
Eye» tested
Dr. Ueo
Inglis.
and
glasses
fitted