Gresham outlook., November 14, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

OUTLOOK
FR ID A Y .
1913
NOVEM BER
Ed. S p ath w as c a lled to A sh lan d
PROMPT
on W ednesday on a cco u n t o f th e ser-
PHONE
P H O N E 661
1 io us illn ess of h is uncle H. L. K irsh-
baum . A t la s t re p o r ts he w as not
ex p ected to live m ore th a n a few days
i H a rry S tan ley h a s ta k e n c h a rg e of
th e ja n ito r w ork a t th e G resham
school d u rin g Mr. S p a th ’s absence.
Sig. K n ig h to n h as m oved h is b a r­
b e r sh o p in to th e Jo h n M etzger
b u ild in g on Pow ell s tr e e t, w h ere the
C ity R e c o rd e r R o b e rts is m a k in g j S a n ita ry b a rb e r sh o p h a s been fo r
re g is tra tio n o f th e v o te rs of G resh am som e m o n th s. H e re Mr. K n ig h to n
an d will c o n tin u e to do so u n til th e w ill be pleased to see all old a n d new
PINEAPPLES
ORANGES
CAULIFLOWU
close of b u sin ess on th e ev en in g of c u sto m ers.
S u nday serv ices a t th e B ap tist
S atu rd ay ,* N o v em b er 22, w hen re g is ­
BANANAS
CRANBERRIES
.
CELERY
Sunday-
tr a tio n w ill close. He w ill be fo u n d c h u rc h w ill be as follow s:
a t his office d u rin g th e day tim e n ex t sch o o l 10 a. m ., se rm o n a t 11 a. m.
CRAPE FRUIT
CASABAS
CABBAGE
Mrs.
w eek a n d a t th e city h a ll in
th e T opic, F a th e rh o o d of God.
K n a c a n a , a m issio n a ry fro m J a p a n
ev en in g .
w ill give an a d d re s s a t 2 o 'clo ck in
I L o v ers o f th e g am e Bhould n o t fo r­
th e Ja p a n e s e la n g u a g e a n d w ill also
g et th e fo o tb a ll m atch to m o rro w be­
give an e d d re ss in E n g lish a t 7 :3 0
tw een G resh am H igh a n d O rie n t on
p. m. S u b ject, J a p a n .
E. A. L eon­
th e h o m e g ro u n d s.
a rd , a c tin g p asto r.
E. R. G reg g h as g iven up h is b ar
F. E. K enney, of P o rtla n d , fo rm e r­
h er sh o p on P ow ell s tr e e t an d m oved ly o f M elrose, w as a c a lle r in G resh ­
*
to P o rtla n d .
am today. H e is w o rk in g on an au
W e Carry
T. J. H a llig a n h as been g o n e fo r to m o b ile w hich is d esig n ed to run
A n o th e r C ar O ly m p ic Flour
by
co
m
p
ressed
a
ir.
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is
in
v
en
tio
n
is
CATSUP
se v eral d ay s, lo o k in g up a hom e
s te a d so m e w h e re o v e r in T illam o o k a su ccess a n d he is w o rk in g to m ake
PEPPER SAUCE
co u n ty .
He is ex p ected h o m e to d ay i t as p erfect as possible.
MUSTARD
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L overs of an e n te r ta in in g lectu re
W e R e c o m m e n d It
C h a rity H ive, L ad ies of th e Mac
sh o u ld re m e m b e r th e s te re o p tlc o n e n ­
PEANUT BUTTER
cab ees, h eld th e best m e e tin g of th e
te r ta in m e n t to n ig h t
by
P ro fe sso r
W e G u a ra n te e It
RIPE OLIVES
y e a r a t R ockw ood y e ste rd a y .
M rs
D unn a t th e lib ra ry .
BULK
PICKLES
F lo re n c e C h am b ers, d is tric t d ep u ty
T h e city of S andy is v o tin g on a
w as p re s e n t an d in sp ected th e floor new c h a r te r today.
SPAGHETTI with Tomato Sauce
w ork. A la rg e a tte n d a n c e an d a fine
S h a ttu c k ’s S a tu rd a y cash specials
d in n e r w ere fe a tu re s of th e m eetin g
a re a ttr a c tin g a tte n tio n a g ain .
E s­
PROMPT DELIVERY
PHONE 661
P H O N E 661
Rev. F . H. F re u n d w ill p reach
pecially in th e g ro c e ry line a n d for
his c o n g re g a tio n in Zion E v an g elical m any lin es of d ry goods th e prices
ch u rc h next S u n d ay m o rn in g a n d In a d v e rtise d c a n n o t be b eate n even In
th e ev e n in g w ill sp eak a t a S u n d ay P o rtla n d . G et y o u r w e e k ’s supply
A com pany of m em bers from the
school co n v e n tio n at B eth an y ,
g ran g e
besieged
th e
th e r e ev ery S a tu rd a y an d sav e m oney. G resham
union se rv ic e h eld in th e B ap tist
A recep tio n w ill be g iven to th e hom e of th e w orthy m aster, H. E.
ch u rc h . N ext
week
Mr. F re u n d te a c h e rs of th e G resh am sch o o l a t th e Davis last n ig h t, and soon gained e n ­
will visit c o n g re g a tio n s In e a s te rn h o m e of Mr. an d Mrs. C has. C leve­ tra n c e , w hen they proceeded to spend
W a sh in g to n an d n o rth e rn Idaho.
lan d on D ivision s tr e e t, on th e e v e n ­ th e ev en in g w ith gam es, co nversation
T h e re w ill be a 500 p a rty g iven by ing of N o v em b er 20, u n d e r th e a u s ­ an d m usic u n til a late h o u r, when
th e m em b ers of th e M accabee lodge pices of th e W o m en 's C h ris tia n Tern " e a t s ” , w hich had been sm uggled in,
to m orrow n ig h t a t th e R ockw ood h all p e ra n c e U nion an d th e G resh am an d d rin k s, I we’ll not say w here they
cam e fro n t’ I w ere served. W hen the
E verybody is In v ited .
C ouncil of W om en V oters.
Mrs. W. H. C ongdon is s e rio u sly 111 tim e cam e fo r d e p a rtu re Mr. Davis
R ockw ood g ra n g e w ill h o ld an all
day sessio n to m o rro w an d will e n te r w ith an a c u te a tta c k of d ia b e tis at loaded th e w hole com pany onto th e
H er c h ild re n h av e been a u to -tru c k and took them home.
ta in th e M a s te rs ' an d L e c tu r e rs ' asso th e h otel.
This is a m oderate priced Stove built on good
T he m eetin g of th e W om en’s Home
ela tio n o f M u ltn o m ah co u n ty .
All su m m o n ed a n d sh e is in th e c a re of a
tra in e d n u rse.
g ra n g e rs a re in v ite d .
M issionary society a t the parsonage
material Has cast lining, large side door, also
An e s tra y sa le in th e la s t O utlook last W ednesday was a very en joyable
s to re
Mrs. E. M. C am p left tills m o rn in g
swing top that will adm it ex tra large stick of wood.
fo r L e n ts w h ere sh e is n u rs in g in th e g iv in g n o tice th a t fo u r y o u n g a n im a ls affair. A delicious luncheon was
w
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u
ld
be
sold
by
P
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l
B
liss,
w
as
th
e
served
by
M
esdatnes
D
ow
sett
and
hom e o f W. N. B leytliln g .
m ean s o f finding th e o w n er.
T hey S terlin g w hich w as g re a tly a p p re c ia t­
<• b elo n g ed to th e R uby ra n c h on th e ed by th e tw enty-five ladies present.
B ase L ine. T h e o w n e rs to o k them T h e next m eetin g will be w ith Mrs. A.
aw ay
y e ste rd a y
a f t e r p a y in g all liev el. A m ong o th e r Item s of busi­
ch a rg e s.
ness step s w ere ta k e n to w ard the a r ­
C o u nty S u p e rin te n d e n t A. P. A rm ­ ra n g e m e n t of a public th a n k offering
s tro n g w as a c a lle r in G re sh a m last m eetin g to be given on T uesday, No­
W ed n esday.
A rm s tro n g sp e n t v em ber 25. T he women have alread y
th e day in sp e c tin g th e B uckley, T e r­ en g ag ed Mrs. S ta rk , a deaeonness
HARDW ARE
ry an d C e d a r schools.
from th e P o rtla n d In d u s tria l Home
M ain St.
Gresham
T a k e n o tice of M etzg er Bros* a n ­ w ho w ill a d d re ss th e m eeting.
n o u n c e m e n t in to d a y ’s p ap er.
For
An o rc h a s tra h as been organized
T h a n k sg iv in g p a stry th e r e is n o th in g am o n g th e boys and girls of the high
th a t w e w a n t
'ju s t as g o o d ” as O lym pic flour, and school w ith Mrs. C oovert as in ­
PO RTLA N D M A R K E T S.
th e n th ey hav e all th e o th e r in g re d i­ s tru c to r.
y o u r tra d e a n d
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e n ts to go w ith th e flour.
G rain , F lo u r, F eed , E tc .
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are offering as a n
P le a s a n t V alley g ran g e will hold
A rra n g e m e n ts a r e u n d e r w ay fo r a
a
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k
sg
iv
in
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session
next
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T
rack
prices:
C
lub,
in d u ce m en t a lot
tr e a t to th e p a tro n s a n d frie n d s of
d ay , N ovem ber 22. It will be a so­ 9-7!» «/¡¡c; B iu estem , 8 9 -9 0 c; red H us
th e G resh am sch o o l u n d e r th e a u s ­
of s p e c i a 1 s for
cial a fla ir w ith all so rts of a p p ro p ri­ sian, 78c; 40-fold, 80c.
pices o f th e P a tr o n -T e a c h e rs ’ asso cia-
In co nnectio n w ith Millinery
a te v ian d s fo r th e season and a good
M IL L S T U F F S — B ran , $22 per
S a tu rd a y s Sale.
ion, in th e form of an e n te r ta in m e n t
p
ro
g
ra
m
.
All
g
ra
n
g
e
rs
a
re
w
el­
to
n
;
m
iddlings,
$31;
s
h
o
rts
,
$24
to be g iven a t th e lib ra ry on th e ev­
Look th em up.
com e.
rolled barley, $28-29c.
e n in g of D ecem ber 12. A le c tu re will
An
im
p
o
rta
n
t
m
eeting
of
th
e
FLO U R — P a te n n ts ,
$4.40 p er
be g iv en on som e live topic of in te re s t
to a ll w ho h a v e th e good of th e sch o o l G resh am C ouncil of W omen V oters b a rre l; s tra ig h ts , $3.80; e x p o rts
a t h e a rt, th o u g h th e le c tu re r Is not w ill be h eld at th e lib rary next T ues $3.65-3.70; valley, $4.40; g ra h a m
y et an n o u n c e d .
B esides th is th e r e d ay e v e n in g , N ovem ber 18. It is $4.30; w hole w heat, $4.50.
G re s h a m M illinery Store
BARLEY-;—$24 p er ton
u rg e d th a t all m em bers be p re se n t to
ill be se v e ra l fine m u sical n u m b ers.
d
iscu
ss
m
a
tte
rs
of
in
te
re
st
to
th
e
M R S . M . VOGEL
CORN
W hole, $37;
cra c k e d
Mrs. C la ra K a n e is h a v in g h e r
$38 p er ton.
h o u se V enovated a n d re p a in te d . B. C. o rg a n iz a tio n .
Main St., Gresham
C h ris tia n Science services will be
OATS— No. 1, w hite, $26 p e r ton
L in d sey is d o in g th e w ork.
HAY
E a ste rn O regon tim o th y
S erv ices as u su al on S u n d ay a t th e h eld S u n d ay a t 11 o’clock in the
e th o d is t E piscopal ch u rc h . T h e e v ­ h ir s t S ta te B ank building. E n tran ce choice, $15-16; a lfa lfa , $13.
S ubject, “ M ortals
h a ir y am i C o u n try P ro d u c e .
en in g topic Is of sp ecial In te re st T he on F ir s t s tre e t.
an d Im m o rta ls .”
1 Ol L i RY — H ens,
14
c e n ts
fo u r th in th e sp ecial se rie s now b eing
sp rin g s, 15c! d u ck s, y o u n g , 12c;
p re a c h e d : "Does a M an G et H is H ell
T h e p re s id e n t needs all his wis-
tu rk ey s, live, 2 0c; d ressed , 2G-26c.
H e re ’ ” Be s u r e to h e a r th is serm o n . iloin.
EGGS F resh O regon ra n c h , 47c.
S u n d ay school a t 9 :4 5 a m. J u n io r
1 have just completed a courae io
BEAUTY
C U L TU R E and the
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,
cu
b
es
L eag u e a t 3 p. m ., E p w o rth L ea g u e at
T h e c h io n ic
pessim ist is to b<
manufacture of H A IR GOODS md
34c; p rin ts, 35c.
6 :4 5 p. m. Miss le s sie Y oung will p itied .
am now ready to do your work
lend th e m eetin g .
CHEESE
T rip le ts, 17 p e r lb
3 S e p a ra te Stem . -witch, JL*
M rs
T ru s c o tt a n d fam ily hav e
Now th o s e good ro ad s begin to b- D aisies, 17c per lb .; young A m erl-
2
m oved in to th e C uly h o u se on Pow ell a p p re c ia te d .
aa, 18c.
I
s tre e t.
• i si. . anev, 13 «4c p e r pound.
M etzger Bros.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Special, 2 lbs. M ince M eat,
Heinz 57 Varieties
25c
Just Unloaded
The Gem Heating Stove
will Make Your Home Comfortable
The R e x a ll
Carried in two sizes, at $10.50 and $12.75
STERLING & KIDDER
Don’t Forget
8 LADIES’ TAILOR
Fall and Winter Suits
at Reasonable Prices
AT SHATTUCK’S
Have your Switches made
of your own Combings
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W E. D abney is o u t fro m P o rtla n d
th is w eek d ig g in g h is ro se s a n d g e t­
tin g th e m read y fo r th e m a rk e t. He
w'ill list th em in a few days fo r th e
in fo rm a tio n o f th e public.
Mrs. J a n e C uly, w ho h as been s e r i­
ously ill fo r th e past few days w ith an
a c u te a tta c k of In d ig estio n , is Im p ro v ­
ing an d is ab le to be up a g ain .
y
The Southland Jubilee Quartet
W ill b e at th e M oving P ictu re Show in G re sh a m
Saturday, Nov. 15
R eserv e S e a ts 3 5 c
LARD
7
alm o st c e rta in to com e to p. rso n s d ep e n d in g
Amu
ab ility to la b o r a n d upon th e demand in th e com m on By for" h " '
r r''7 s
and
fa n “ ,} •" * ‘ « » ‘'»«.ally In d a n g ,r o f .in k ,
b e n e a th th e p o v e rty level.
« « n g e r or sin k in g
FIVE OR TEN YEARS FROM NOW
HOME RENDERED
5-lb. Pail,
__ 10-lb. Pail,
Protect Yourself Against Advesrsity By
Opening an Account in Our Bank.
- s .
Children 15c General Admission 25c and
PL RES 1 AND BEST
PORK -F an cy , 11c p e r pound.
Y e g e ta b le s an d I ’ru its .
ONIONS O reg o n , $2.15 p e r sack
POTATOES O regon, $1 p e r h u n ­
T o n ig h t.
T o n ig h t, If you feel dull and d red ; sw eet p o tato es, $2.00 per
stu p id , o r b ilio u s and co n stip ated I crate.
ta k e a dose of C h a m b e rla in ’s T ablet
S E l.E l YULES — C ab b ag e, 1 - 1 ^ »
an d you will feel all rig h t tom orrow
per
pound: cauliflow er, $1-1.25 p e r
t o r sa le by G resh am D rug Co at ,1
dozen, cu cu m b ers. 40-45c p er d o zen ;
ail D ealer«.
' s< p la n t, 7c p er p o u n d ; head le ttu c e ,
Buy y o u r C h ristin a s p re se n ts at
th e I«adies Ahi b azaar, D ecem ber 5
-
70c
$1.35
w ill you be possessed o f a re s e rv e sufficient to
p re v e n t you from be
lu g c o n tin u a lly h a u n te d w ith th e sp e c tre s
,
* a » ‘ a n *' h u n g er
T h a t d e p e n d s on w h e th e r you sa v e
c e rta in p o rtio n o f y o u r incom e, a n d bank U » in-re *l7ean,*»,l' all>
be c o m p letely p ro te c te d .
“ can ’ ro * <»«“ 1
S y ste m a tic w eekly d e p o sits becom e a s tro n g in cen tiv e in
a n d s p a re you th e te m p ta tio n to sp e n d w hich c o m e , w hen you c l t T “
all y o u r m oney in y o u r p o c k e t
W e a re s u re we
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b e t's try lu
c,n helP Ton.
V ou'll n e r d it for your T hanksgiving C ooking '
HOWITT’S MARKET bi IRST S T A T O ff É r e . B
POWELL STREET
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OldeM B an k in th e C o u n ty . o u ts id e th e •
tty of P o rtla n d
r '
. p -p p e rs. 5-7c per
pound rad ish es, 10-12c p e r d o z e n ;
iio m a to e s, $1.50
p er box
; g a rlic ,
per p o u n d ; sp ro u ts, l i e p e r
jp o u n d , a rtic h o k e s, $1.50 p e r d o zen ;
'q u a s h , l t j c p e r pOUIld; p u m p k , M t
l ‘ac per p o u n d ; celery 6O-75c p e r
dozen.
H a ird re ssin g
MISS AVA THOMPSON,
Pho»«
Oregon Agricultural
FARMERS
WEEK
D E C R M B K R « «<•
,#|S
T h is w ill be a notable event
th e e d u c a tio n a l history of
F a r m e r s ' C o-operation * U *
le a d in g to p ic of a stimulating
o f le c tu re s . T he
se e k »'»
cro w d e d w ith discus-ions, *“
o n s tr a tio n s in everything tna
fo r th e w e lfa re of th e f a r » "
h o m e -m a k e r.
« n tf
W INTER SHORT COCB»
J A N U A R Y » to
,
GKEEN FRUIT A pples. < 0-$2.25
T h e C o lleg e has spared no '
Per box;
peaches, 3 0 -5 0c p e r box; to m a k e th is th
tin e »I,M- reBlp-
pears, $1 1.50 per
box; g ra p e s , 60- s h o r t c o u rs e in its
' ” r?r— ..ffri
$1.5i P»r c ra te ; M alagas. $7.50 per
courses will
in G e n e ra l A g rb u l ¡re,
8 eg; casabas, 2c p e r p o u n d ;
c ra n -
tu r e . A n im al H u sb i try.
f
b erries, $ 8 .5 0 -U p e r b a rre l.
P o u ltry K eep in g . M'
m e s tic S cience and Art,
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COURT G R ESH A M . No. 81. F o r- F o re s try an d Musi.
este rs of A m erica— M eets th e sec­ tu r e s a n d discussions on
e r a tio n . a t hom e
ond and fo u rth M onday e v e n in g In w 'o ill -o p be
a lea d in g
• '•‘‘ “¡T vtuter
«ach m o n th a t I O. O. F.
th is a p le a s a n t and Pr0 “*a , nlBffl<sl*'
L. G rubb, ch ief ra n g e r;
o u tin g .
No tu itio n
jj
Ifa m b la y , se c re ta ry .
tio n s re a s o n a b le . Redueeo
a ll ra ilro a d s .
F o r further
-May J. J H ill corns o fte n , d u rin g tlo n a d d re s s
tr,r
H . M . T E N ' YNT.
y ears to com e
CorvallL ¿ 7 »
T h ere a re b e tte r jo b . for moet
Pie th a n tr a in in g liona.
J ’ be happy Bnd d isp en se b ap p l-
Hess, refu se to w orry.
Farm er*’ Business Cour£
Correspondence without tan"'-
stryduln..
haaM
The Mexican situation
a g g ra v a tin g !» .