Gresham outlook., December 02, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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GR2SHA.M
OVTLOOK
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1013
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Read and sons
Mr. and Mrs. Em il Oswald a tten d ­ DEATH AND FUNERAL
were en tertained T hanksgiving day ed a recital at the Oregon C onserva­
OF VERA CAMP
i at the hom e o f Mr. R ead’s son, L. A tory o f Music in
Portland,
last
W ednesday even in g
Mrs. Oswald
i Read, in Portland.
Word was received here on Satur­
"I
T hink,' ’ H ardelot, and
Many from Gresham and vicinity sang
day of the death of Miss Vera Camp,
attended the auction held by J. W "W inter L ullaby", DeKoreu.
L. A. Read called on his brother who died at Oregon City at the home
Bailey at Anderson, last Saturday.
The livestock which was the chief Ross, at the hom e on Gresham of her parents. She had been sick
easily
for
fair H eights last Sunday.
Our claim to your
confidence is based upon the
Thi- beam s supporting the roof of attraction , sold
for about six m onths. The fam ily is
The M ethodist church w ill hold its
the sk atin g rink have been raised to prices.
staunchness
of
our
organization,
our steady growth, our
C harles Johnson and w ife, two W ednesday n igh t cottage prayer well known here, having lived in this
a height of 14 feet to allow of greater
vicinity
for
several
years.
Miss
Vera
careful
methods,
our
special
precautions
to safeguard
new
arrivals
in
Gresham
last
week,
freedom in ath letic exercises
held
m eeting at Mrs. K ane’s tom orrow
was about 10 years of age. Her fu ­
tin-re. The worlf was done under were tendered a cordial reception
deposits
and
the
character
of
every
man
who is of­
the supervision o f H. E. Davis. Sev­ by the open ditch on Pow ell street night. The lesson w ill be th e third neral took place on Sunday at Mount
ficially connected with the bank.
first chapter o f Romans. Sunday school
eral local clu b s from the school m eet west of the schoolhouse, the
there every week for basket ball and n igh t they were in Gresham. They board m eeting at th e close of the Scott Park cem etery.
The funeral serm on was preached
were passing down the street and prayer m eeting.
physical cu ltu re exercises.
This will be attested by anyone who has studied care­
by Rev. J. H. Wood, an old friend of
N otice o f the death of Mrs. Sarah stum bled off In the darkness. There
W ilbur Stanley, who suffered a the fam ily, in the presence of
Boyd, at Sacram ento on Sunday last, are several such p itfalls In Gresham
fully
our financial statements and watched us building upon
was received here today. She was a which should be looked a fter, as broken ankle during the football large num ber of sorrow ing friends
the foundation of ' SAFETY FIRST,” adding to our
(laughter of Grandpa Dewey and a they are extrem ely dangerous and gam e betw een Gresham and W ash­
sister of Mrs. 8. T. Crow. Her age may be the cause of dam age suits ougal at that place on N ovem ber 22 The many beautiful floral offerings
strength the good will of our customers through sin­
unless they are elim inated.
expressed the esteem in which she
was about 51.
started to school th is morning. A l­
cere
and helpful service.
H.
F.
W
oodcock,
register
o
f
the
was held. B esides the parents, Ed
Shattuck's store was burglarized
again on Sunday night. Several arti­ land office at The D alles, was a ca ll­ though he must use crutches for a ward and Delia Camp, and two young
cles are m issing, including three pairs er at the hom e of I). M R oberts on short tim e, W ilbur is pleased that he sisters, she leaves num erous rela
of shoes.
Entrance was gained Friday last. Mr. W oodcock was a is able to be in sch ool again.
The
through a second story window from pupil to W. H. Bond when the latter boys, who have autom obiles are tak ­ tires in th is vicinity, am ong them
was a school teacher, 4 3 years ago.
being Mrs. Geo B Stockton of Rock
the shed at the rear of the store.
R aleigh Adams, H. L. St. Clair, ing turns bringing W ilbur to school wood, Mrs. John Peterson of Cleone
Mrs. Cora Robertson of Camas has
A pplication for divorce was filed
been visitin g with relatives In this Chase St. Clair and E. L. Thorpe a t­
tended Multnomah Camp, W. O. W., in Oregon City circuit court on F ri­ Mrs. Fred W agner of C ottrell, Mrs
vicinity for the past few days.
GRESHAM,
.
O. H. Jenkins of Portland, who are
in Portland on Friday evening and
Gresham'« local option Injunction assisted in the election o f officers. day, by Mrs. Grace Everson against aunts, and R. L. Robinson of Camas
I
.
the
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a
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m
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h
s
n
a
s
a
—
case will com e up tom orrow in the R. M Bodley was elected com m an­ Fred L. Everson.
W ash., and Dan Robinson of Cottrell
O ldest Bank in the County, ou tsid e tlie City o f P ortland.
circuit court
before
Judge K av­ der, J. O. W ilson was again chosen
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. H ow ­
anagh. Several persons from here as clerk and M. D. George as banker.
who are uncles, with their fam ilies.
ard,
at
th
eir
hom
e
in
Portland,
on
will be In attendance.
INCONVENIENT WRECK
FOR REINSTATEMENT
George Moffett has ju st finished
A
It. Lym an, secretary of the plastering Ivor D avidson’s new bun­ T h an k sgivin g m orning, a son.
NEAR ANDERSON
OF H B. CHAPMAN
We w ill soon be visitin g the mu­
Equity
W arehouse
company,
of galow in D avidson's addition.
seum s for a look at an egg.
Portland, attended a m eeting of the
Notice.
An inconvenient and disagreeable
A p etition, ask in g for the rein­
Mr and Mrs E. C. Lindsey, and
East .Mill Plain local, Farm ers' So­
N otice is hereby given that the
accident on the O. W. P. occurred statem en t of H. B. Chapman as coun-
ciety of Equity, at F ish ers’ Landing, granddaughter Miss Helen M etzger,
W
ith
Salem
dry
the
next
leg
isla
­
h eretofore existin g
hom e
Sunday
evening co-partnership
on Saturday night. There Is much returned
ture will be lik e the man w ithout a near Anderson on Saturday even in g ty road supervisor is being circulat-
interest taken in this society and in from a pleasant visit with Mr. and under the firm nam e and style of
Mills
&
Crowley,
doing
business
at
country.
House bill 104 may be re­ when noe car of a freigh t train ed and is being largely sign ed by the
Mrs.
Erickson
at
Warren.
Clarke county alone there are tw en­
Gresham,
Oregon,
is
dissolved.
The
enacted if the m em bers have to stay crashed through the bridge across taxpayers of Eastern M ultnom ah.
Mr and Mrs V. H Read
have
ty-one locals, organized during the
Johnson creek. The inconvenience The petition does not give any rea-
past few m onths.
gone to visit Mr R ead’s parents, at undersigned w ill not be responsible there over Sunday.
for any firm debts contracted by G.
caused
was shared principally by son s why he should be given back
Dr. Bertha Stew art, principal di­ A um sville, Oregon.
W Crowley
Q. E MII.LS.
rector of the U niversity of Oregon,
The W. C. T. U. w ill m eet in the Dated th is the 1st day of December
about 70 persons from Portland on his old position, but that part o f R
R
ufus
C.
Holman
has
been
chosen
will deliver a lecture at the library library next Thursday
afternoon,
IS IS .
chairm an of the in terstate bridge their way to Boring to attend the or­ will probably be attended to by th ose
at 8 o ’clock next Friday evening, December 4, at 2 :3 0 , in regular bus­
D ecem ber 5, on "Sense and N on­ iness m eeting
All m em bers are D r . llo b s o n 'N O i n t m e n t H e a ls It c h y com m ission which w ill proceed to ganization of a Rebekah lodge. They who present the petition to the cou n ­
sense in D ressing ”
urged to be present.
make plans for the bridge across the were required to transfer to another ty court. It is noticeable that the
Ecxema.
Ed. Spath returned home
from
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hopper, of
Columbia.
The selection is a good car which was fortunate enough to present incum bent, J. B. Sm all, has
The con stan tly itch in g, burning
Ashland yesterday accom panied by C lackam as, were in Gresham today
one
and
we
predict a speedy con. be caught beyond the wreck, and the done very little work in this part of
oth er
disagreeable
his aunt,
Mary
Kirshbaum.
Mr. on business,
and
called
on old sen sation and
disagreeable part cam e when they the county during the past three
Spath was away about three weeks friends.
form s of eczcem a, tetter, salt rheum, struction of the bridge in accordance
waded through the mud from one m onths and the people are w onder­
attending the Inst days of his uncle
with
the
authority
invested
in
the
R. F. W alters has engaged the and skin eruptions prom ptly cured
w hose
death
was announced last services o f
W ill W ilkins on his by Dr. H obson's Eczema Olntmeflt. representatives of the tw o counties ar to another. All the oth er pas­ ing why. It may not be his fau lt
week.
sen gers that night had to m ake con­ but rather th at of the court that
Gresham H eights farm for the w in­
most interested.
Gresham lodge, No. 125. I. O. O. ter. Mr. W ilkins is from Gilliam Geo. W. Fitch of Mendota. Illinois,
nections with their hom es In the there is nothing doing. In eith er
F., elected
officers on
Saturday county, and expects to attend O. A. says: "I purchased a box of Dr. Hob­
sam e way. No one was hurt and the case the people are gettin g im patient
son's Eczem a O intm ent. Have had
night last as follow s: Noble Grand, C. in the spring.
P ortland’s new com m ission char­
loss was under >500.
and are ready to have Mr. Chapman
J. E. Stubbs:
vice grand, A. W
Mrs. W. R. Kern was taken to P ort­ Eczema ever sin ce the civil war, have ter bobs up at tod ay’s election with
been treated by many doctors none
Metzger;
secretary,
Ray
Todd;
back again. T hey w ere not con­
land
a
day
or
tw
o
ago
and
an
oper-
15
am
endm
ents.
The
m
ost
im
port­
given the benefit that one box of Dr.
treasurer. John I'alinquist. Trustee,
sulted
in his rem oval and are rather
-tlo
n
performed
on
her
an
k
le,
which
Carving
Sets
make
excellen
t
W. H. Stanley. T he first tw o offi­
H obson’s Eczema . O intm ent h as.” ant one is lacking, which would pro-
n‘tt8 g ‘ft8’ *“ S ter" ng * K‘d‘ resentful ju st at th is tim e o f bad
cers will serve six m o n th s’ the sec- 7 “" '"J“ ™0 “rveral w eeks ago I
Every sufferer should try it. W e’re tect city em ployees from being sum -
...... two for
one
year and the ¿“ ".T fron‘ an “/ “ »""bile
The
roads and "nothing d o in g.”
so positive It will help you we guar­
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trustee for three years. The
re-
‘
* “ »"rformert
ic
antee it or money refunded. At all marily dism issed by a com m issioner
Som
m
ers
to
put
the
bones
in
the
for
no
reason
w
hatever.
Perhaps
It
If
you
find
out
that
som
eth
in
g
you
D ruggists or by mail 50c. Pfeiffer
iiialning officers will be appointed
best possible position. A speedy re­ Chem ical Co., Philadelphia and St. is not intended that civil service have no use for has
Daily O regonian, 1 yr. r e g . . . $6.00
on the nigh t o f in stallation .
“got your g o a t”
covery is hoped for.
Louis
Twice-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r ... 1.50
should serve.
| try a w ant ad.
C om bination, 1 y e a r .................... 8.00
Protection Our Fundimental Principle
FIRST STATE BANK
Nice Things
Christmas
SHOP EARLY
A Cordial Invitation
Let us beseech you to shop early. The
benefit is mutual. You get first choice and
better service and we are better able to
serve you.
I% te
fab!
Out counters and shelves are teeming with
nice things for Xmas. 1 he assortment is com-
plete-DOLLS of various sizes and kinds. TOYS
for chaldren of ail ages, Ornamental and Useful
Presents for young and old.
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im
« m I« i i i n e u
a n d d i s t i n c t i v e d e s ig n « a n il
S u « |ie n d c r n , p a i r
88c to
M a n ila
$ 1 .2 5
O Cz GcwiA
t h a t li t a n d w e a r
l« (a c tio n , a n d
to
$ 3 .IN I
.•>*< t o
$2.541
Men’s and Boys Suits and
Overcoats
V:
a tx l
5 llc t o $ 1 . 5 0
5 O c t o $2.4M I
S h irt«
M e n ’s H a l «
l< a te a l « t y le a
J*
shape«
in
a ll
le a th e r « — s h o e «
W e g u a ra n te e th e m
w e ta k e
p a n *« Io
T h e s e r v ic e y o u g e l f r o m
tit
to g iv e « a t-
th e m
c o r r e c tly .
y o u r S h o e« d e p e n d n e a rly
We wish to clo se out every Suit and Overcoat in
our store before the first o f the year and are going
to cut price« to a point that w ill m ake a quick,
cleanup
T he follow in g regular prices are not so-
called values but are the bona fide prices marked
In plain figures and the cu ts are genuine.
M e n '« S u i t « , r e g . $ 1 « , s p e r t a l
$S | 5
M e n '«
$ 0 .N 5
S u it« ,
re g
M e n 's
4 » x e r c o a l« .
M e n '»
4 > v c r c o a f»
$ 1 2 .5 4 » . s p e c ia l
re g .
re g .
$ 1 2 .5 « .
« p e c ia l
$ 1.5 , « p e c ia l
M e g 's G a b e r d i n e C o a f » .
In
B o y » ' h n l i h e r S u it« . 2 p a n ts , re g . $ 3 .0 5
w h ic h
th e y
» re
not
a r e « u h je c t
«u|>|M m ed t o
to
a a p e e ln l « t r a i n
H o y » ' h n i c k e r « •n it» , r e g
LADIES SHOES is All Leathers, Gaadytar Welts. $3.00
MEN S SHOES, ie AU Leathers.....................3.50
Ladies’ Street Dresses. Special!
l u u ll e « ' H i r v e t
l>re*»"»eft. r e g
$ 2 .3 4 *,
1 05
L « < lt r a ' H l r r H
in e n d e « .
re g
$41.8«
$4 0 5
1 d u lie « ' S t r e e t
1 >re*»»e«.
re g
$ 7 .84»
$ 5 .0 5
1 d u lle « '
S tre e t
l>re«k«*eft.
re g .
r e g u la r $ 1 5 .0 « , «pm ta i
$ 1 « . a w
$». 45
$ 5 . « « . s p e c ia l
reg .
$A .O O ,
special
Toys for the Little Ones!
Mechanical A nim als and Machines o f various
kinds, Blocks. Books. H om s, Drums. Guns, Swords.
Musical Toys, Nodding A nim als and Men, etc.
Toys for Bigger Boys!
Engines and trains that run on track
from
25c to $1.50
Tool Chests
$1,50
Electrical Engines
.
$1.50
For Men,
Women and Children
Umbrellas from
Gloves from
S H O E S , a l l le a th e r « a t
50c to $3.50
15c to $1.50
m o d e s t p r ic e » .
HANDK ERCH IEFS for the w hole fam ily. W e've
ju st received a handsom e assortm en t of handker­
ch iefs— Initialed handkerchiefs for men and em ­
broidered handkerchiefs for ladies and childreb.
Plain handkerchiefs from
5c to 25c
Initialed handkerchiefs, pure linen
25c
Emb. handkerchiefs, pure linen 10c to 25c
Velvet Bags
The most popular bags o f the season finished
with gold or silv er trim m ings, lined with silk or
leather, with extra coin purse to match.
Priced from
75c to $1.50
Suede leather Bags, blackor tan
$2.00
Art Goods
M ..t5
$ 4 .2 5
$ 4 .0 5
Tads’
Stamps
ith All Gaab
T h a t'« a Big
Purchase«
A d v a n ta g e
MAIN STREET
We have ju st received a com plete assortm ent of
S tc n .il Monogram«. T hese are m ade on copper
plates and are practically in destructable and can
be used a life tim e
Every household should have
one of th ese m onogram s to mark lin en s and em ­
broidery work
Price, Including brush and color­
ing m a te ria l,
Bert Lindsey’s
GRESHAM
USEFUL GIFTS
$ U .N 5
B o y « ' K n ic k e r S u it» , a ll w o o l O re g o n
I a « h m e re .
In our Doll Department we are showing—
Dressed Rubber Dolls
10c
Dressed Rubber Dolls
25c
Dressed Bisque Dolls
25c
Dressed Bisque Dolls
40c
Dressed Bisque D o lls.
50c
Undressed Kid Body Dolls
50c
Undressed Kid Body Metal Head
85c
Assorted Character Dolls
50c
I ineel and Paper Decorations for Xmas Trees.
$ 1 2 .3 5
$ 1 2 .3 5
« la n d .
l a u l i e a ' S h o e « in a l l l e a t h r » , ( o x H ly e a r
D0LLS! D0LLS! D0LLS'
T n r x iir Tir» 11
rainproof,
a a m u c h U|M>U t h e
III a x I I ilo e « o n t h e l e a t h e r .
T h e y « h o u ld h e n e i t h e r b i n l i g h t n o r b u t Im ia e a«
e it h e r c a s e th e y
78c
5 c td 2 5 c
C o l.
M e n ’« G o lf S h irts
‘ f ’
75c
¡¿.5c t o .I« ,-
M e n ’s W in d
German-Am erican Stencil Monograms
A rrow Collars for Men
c o r r e c t c o lo r i n g « . e a c h
A rm
We Are Sole Agents for
J.C.C. Corsets
I o m a t c h in b o x e s , s e t
M e n ’« A e g llle e S h ir t« , M il it 'y
-------- 4
! £ <
SHOES! Men’s Furnishings
H u a e a n d 4 ’r a t a l «
Last year we received many compliments on
our beautiful array Christmas Goods. This year
we are showing a much larger and more com­
plete assortment and we extend a cordial invita­
tion to everyone to call and inspect our lines.
DRY GOODS SHOP
22
30
36
36
42
in.,
in.,
in.,
in.,
in..
each
............................
pure Art Linnen. tan, per yd
pure Art Linnen. tan, per yd
pure A rt Linnen. tan, per yd
pure Linnen, bleached, per yd
Handkerchief linen, bleached
¡j5<-
35c
40c
50c
40c
75c
Stamped Dollies, ptiiowa. Bureau Scarfs, and
Library Scarf* and Royal Society package«
Em­
broidered good« of all kind«
l>. M . C . a ml Carfcoa f a r r i e r ' s E m b r o i d e r y T h r e a d s