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OUTLOOK
TUESDAY.
O
M erry Christmas”
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Specials next Saturday
These Grocery Specials are very attractive!
They include most of the necessities, but
there are many other things not listed here
which are priced along these same lines.
Grocery Specials!
Best I ln u r
2 0 p ou n d s B ice
2 0 pound» S u gar
lie*. I S u gar
2 5 pounds B o iled O ats
5 pound» C lev ela n d B a k in g P o w d e r
1 pound < lev e la n d B a k in g P ow d er
>2 pound < lev e la n d B a k in g P o w d e r
MO o/.. < an K. C. B a k in g P ow d er
$ E I 2 '4
1 .(HI
1 .0 0
4.115
1 .0 0
1 .2 5
. ...3Oc
15c
... ,.5Oc
H o lla n d H errin g , 1 k e g
•'< p a c k a g e .Matche»
C orn, per can
P r u n e s, 3 II». for
G. S. S oap , S bar»
G old B u st, pek.
P e a r lin e , pek.
» ■ »r w sa w za
P in ea p p le, 2 can»
F ish F lak e», 1 can
S. W. Bean*, IO Iba.
G ood C offee, 5 lie.
< ream < liee»e, 1 pound
G ood H uron, 1 p ou nd
B est H am s, 1 |M>und
IO 11». pail C om pound
liiii.siu H errin g, 1 d ozen
25c
.lO r
$1.1X1
8
cans
|r s a a z w ,
2O e
........... 2O<
«£
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S a lm o n
.......SW.F4
28.
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IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
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Wishing A ll “A
DECEMBER
C lau d e S u n d e rla n d , of W oodlaw n, | S u d d en c h a n g e s In th e te m p e ra tu re
a tte n d e d th e G resh am s k a tin g rin k d u rin g th e p a st few d ay s h av e devel-
on S a tu rd a y ev en in g an d sp e n t S un- o ped m any colds an d a few cases of
day w ith frie n d s in th is vicinity.
g rip ,
esp ecially
am o n g
ch ild ren .
All th e s to re s of G resh am a re T h e re is a feelin g of an x ie ty in th e
k eep in g open ev en in g s th is w eek.
j m in d s of O re g o n ian s w h en ev er th e
T h e d an ce to be given to m o rro w ralu glve8 way to f^ x i n g , sle e t and
ev en in g by th e hose team g irls w ill be sn o * a n d 'h e r e is n o th in g q u ite so
.
th e m ost im e p o rta n t e p u b lic ev e n t of w elcom e a f te r su c h a sp ell as th e
O regon m ist.
C h ris tm a s eve. A side from th e sev ­
e ra l C h ris tm a s tre e s it w ill be th e
Dr. H. H. H u g h es h ad a birthday-
mo8t la r «ely » “ en ded of any e v e n t in d in n e r th e o th e r S u n d ay b u t he
w o n 't te ll how old he was. B eing a
G resham d u rin g th e holidays,
T h e m a s q u e ra d e to be given a t b a c h e lo r th e d in n e r w as a rra n g e d
F airv iew to m o rro w ev e n in g w ill be by th e "fo lk s a t h o m e " a n d th e re
o ne of th e big affairs of th e h o lid ay i w ere o n lY a few in v ite d o u ts id e of
season. D ancing w ill c o n tin u e u n til I tlle fam ily. T h e
in v ite d
g u e sts
e a rly m o rn in g a n d su p p e r w ill be *'e re Miss F ra n c e s F u lle r, Dr. Mc-
serv ed in th e h all. S u ita b le prizes L ean an d
D r- D ille h u n t, a ll
of
w ill be given fo r th e tw o b e st sus- P o rtla n d ,
w ith Jo se p h P a te n e a u d e
ta in e d c h a ra c te rs , lady an d g en tle- a n d W illiam C row of G resham .
m an.
T h e C h ris tm a s p ro g ra m to be giv­
Y e sterd ay ’s
sh o o tin g m atch (o r
C h ristm a s (ow ls w as la rg e ly a tte n d -
ed a n d m any b ird s w ere won. T h e
scores w ere u n iv ersally good, som e
of th e best sh o ts c a rry in g aw ay sev ­
e ra l b ird s each. T he snow m ade it
r a th e r difficult fo r a stead y aim but
to
th e re w as en o u g h
e n th u s ia sm
m ak e th e s p o rt successful.
T h e D ecem ber issue of th e M u lt­
n om ah B o o ster was issu ed from th e
O utlook p ress y e ste rd a y an d w as an
ex cep tio n ally fine n u m b e r. It was
a good C h ris tm a s p ap er, w ell filled
w ith W oodm en new s and special a r t i ­
cles. I t goes to 2500 m em b ers of
C am p N q . 77 and w ill be a w elcom e
An e r r o r in th e m em b ersh ip of
m e ssen g er to every W oodm an of th e R ockw ood g ra n g e , as p u b lish ed in
W orld in th e biggest C am p of th e th e O utlook la s t F rid a y gave th e
N o rth w est.
w rong n u m b e r as to th e to ta l m em ­
T h e re is no ch an g e in th e a u to m o ­ b e rsh ip in M u ltn o m ah co u n ty . R ock­
bile facto ry s itu a tio n as fa r as know n wood has 65 m em b ers, an d th e to ta l
in G resh am . It is re p o rte d , b u t th e as re p o rte d a t P o m o n a w as 941.
re p o rt is n o t a u th e n tic , th a t one
P ro fe sso r C. E. Rice, in s tru c to r in
nam e is y et lac k in g on th e deed to th e th e G resh am high school, w ho has
P o w ell tr a c t, an d th a t th e p a p ers will been confined w ith th e m easles fo r
be all sig n ed up in a day o r so. Be­ tw o w eeks p a st h as so fa r reco v ered
yond th is th e r e is n o th in g to be said.
th a t he w as a b le to be o u t y e ste rd a y
fo r C o ttag e
W ord h as been received from Miss and w ill leav e to d ay
M aude C leveland, w ho is a tte n d in g G rove w h ere h e w ill sp en d th e h o li­
W ellesley C ollege, th a t sh e will not days. He w ill re tu rn In tim e to ta k e
be hom e fo r th e C h ris tm a s h olidays, ! up his d u tie s th e first M onday in Ja n -
b u t w ill sp en d th e m in New Y ork l uary.
w ith frien d s.
! Mrs. Roy K ern re tu rn e d M onday
en by th e M eth o d ist S u n d ay school
n ex t W ed n esd ay ev en in g , is well in
h a n d , an d th e p u b lic is in v ite d to e n ­
joy it. An old fa sh io n e d C h ris tm a s
tr e e w ill close th e e v e n in g ’s e n te r ­
ta in m e n t. A c o m m itte e of lad ies will
be a t th e ch u rc h from 2 o 'clo ck u n til
th e exercises b egin to receiv e an d
h a n g th e g ifts an d g u a rd th e m . All
a re w elcom e to b rin g g ifts fo r th e ir
frie n d s. T he p ro g ra m w ill b egin a t
7 :3 0 .
T h e lib ra ry w ill be closed C h ris t­
m as eve from
7 to 9, an d all day
C h ris tm a s day.
K e n n eth an d E m ory R o b e rts have
re tu rn e d hom e fo r th e h o lid ay v aca­
tion.
M iss M aude M ason of P o rtla n d , is from th e h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d w here
Miss M a rg a re t C reecy to o k d in n e r
sp e n d in g a few days w ith h e r g ra n d - sh e h as been fo r m ore th a n a m o n th ¡S u n d ay a t th e hom e of Mr" a n d M
p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mew- fo r tre a tm e n t.
| h . l . s t. C lair
h irte r.
Mayo B rad field , a cousin of Mrs.
C. E. R u sh e r, called on th e R u sh e r
fa m ily S u n d ay .
C h ris tm a s w ill be c e le b ra te d a t
Zion E v an g elical c h u rc h by a p ro ­
I.IHI
g ram an d tre e on C h ris tm a s day. T he
2Oc
ex ercises w ill begin a t 1 0 :3 0 .
2214
1 g a llo n g o o d Syrup
20«
H a rry
P re s to n
p assed th ro u g h
$ 1 .1 2
< ra n b erries, 2 II»».
G resh am S un d ay on his way to E agle
3Oc
New S to c k F is h , 2 lb».
C reek to sp en d th e h o lid ay s w ith his
m o th e r, Mrs. M ary P re s to n . Mr
P re s to n h a s been w o rk in g in a lo g ­
g in g cam p dow n th e C olum bia.
F lo y ed M etzger is a ss istin g in
Edw. A y lsw o rth 's g e n ts ’ fu rn ish in g s
s to re d u rin g th e C h ris tm a s ru sh .
Miss C. H. H aile h as a p le a sa n t
s u r p ris e in s to re fo r th e ch ild re n
w ho a tte n d sto ry h o u r a t th e lib ra ­
ry, W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n .
T he s tu d e n ts a tte n d in g R eed In ­
s titu te hav e a v ac a tio n of tw o w eeks
Phone 203
PROMPT DELIVERY
w hich began w ith M onday. S everal
Phone 203
G resh am young people, s tu d e n ts at
R eed, a re e n jo y in g th e v acatio n .
Mrs. L. E. M cC urdy, of V ancouver,
T h e C ity B ak ery has begun th e W a sh in g to n , is sp e n d in g a week or
d is trib u tio n of th e m ost a rtis tic an d tw o w ith h e r siste r, Mrs. O. J . T rant-
n ovel c a le n d a r fo r
1914 th a t has blay, a ss istin g in th e hom e, w hile
been seen
h ere. It re p re s e n ts a Mrs. T ra m b la y is h e lp in g a t th e C. C.
m ed iev al to w e r b u t is e m b ellish ed S to re d u rin g th e h o lid ay ru sh .
w ith a u sefu l th e rm o m e te r e m b ed ­
T he te le p h o n e g irls a re e n jo y in g a
ded In th e to w er w indow . I t w ill be box of fine S p itzen b erg ap p les, th e
bo th u sefu l a n d o rn a m e n ta l in th e g ift of Mr. an d Mrs. G. W. A llder.
and you k n ow that yo u can get
o th e r y e a rs to follow .
Miss M innie Ilstro m , w ho h as been
N. O. F u lle r, w ho h as been busy a ss istin g at th e C ongdon h o tel fo r
b u ild in g a h o u se a n d Im p ro v in g hie th e p a st few w eeks, w e n t to d ay to
Mighty Fine Gifts at Our Store
p ro p e rty In C le v e la n d ’s a d d itio n fo r G ra n ts P ass w h ere sh e w ill w ork in
sev eral w eeks p a st, w ent to d ay to a hotel.
L eb an o n to sp en d a w eek o r tw o
Miss L eila G ibbs is a t A nderson
Tool S e ts
P o c k e t K n ives
W agon»
w ith his fam ily. I t is expected th a t s ta tio n w h ere sh e is n u rs in g th e in ­
r iie n n o s H otties w ith Xluniinunt W are
S a fe ty anil
th ey w ill m ove h e re w ith in th e n e a r fa n t ch ild of Mr. an d Mrs. L. A. Ap-
Lunch Bov a tta ch ed
G uns
fu tu re .
O rd in ary Razor»
p lln g to n .
.Miss B essie H o w itt is hom e from
F oot B alls
F la sh L ig h ts
A d is a rra n g e m e n t o f th e pow er
F is h in g R oils
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allis
to
sp
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d
th
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w
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on S u n d ay ev en in g le ft th e city
Stove»
E m broidery S e ts
R oving G loves
d ay s w ith th e hom e folks.
in d a rk n e s s fo r n e a rly tw o hours.
\ elorip ed e»
E lectric Iron*
Lamp»
M. D. K ern Is th e re c ip ie n t of a T h e re w as som e in co n v en ien ce w hich
E lectric L o o k ers
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goose fo r his C h ris tm a s d in n e r, Bent w as c h e e rfu lly b o rn e by th e people
him by p arcel p ost by h is d a u g h te r, u n til th e c u r r e n t w as re s to re d .
Mrs. W. J. H o llen b eck , of H ey b u rn ,
A rip p le of e x c ite m e n t w as caused
Id ah o .
F rid a y ev e n in g w hen th e ch im n ey a t
Mrs. M. D. K ern h a s beeu laid up th e hom e of Mrs. R ose M etzger
fo r se v e ra l d ay s th is w eek as a re s u lt b u rn e d o u t. No se rio u s d a m a g e was
of d ro p p in g a heavy s tic k o f wood done.
on h e r foot.
T h e G resh am schools will close for
Main St.
1IA R D W A R E
Gresham
W.
R. G ould su ffered a sev ere th e h o lid ay s to m o rro w a fte rn o o n an d
s tra in in g of his back w h ile w o rk in g w ill reopen ag a in on M onday, J a n u ­
in th e w oods o n e day la st w eek, an d a ry 5.
.
Iaa a co n seq u en ce w as confined to his
F ro m th e size of th e lo ad s th e r u ­
The second
q u a rte rly
m e etin g
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tHtl fo r »cvvral days. W h ile w o rk in g ra l c a rr ie rs a re ta k in g o u t fo r d eliv ­
j of th e y e a r will be h eld in th e F re e „.,th .
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, ¡w ith a n o th e r m an ro llin g a log, his ery every day now it w ould seem th a t
M eth o d ist ch u rc h th is w eek, begin- co n ip an lo n „
slip p e d , le ttin g so m e of th e people e lse w h e re did
M i». Boutfhner
P ow ell St.
ning F rid ay ev en in g an d c o n tin u in g , hp |oa(, | a „ Qn Mr
G ould
th e ir sh o p p in g early . As C h ristm a s
o v er S u n d ay . T h e d is tric t e ld e r, !
is n o t a h o lid ay w ith th e postoffice
Rev. W N. Coffee of l ’o rtla u d . Is e x -
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*■ htiil s W agons, \ elecopedes and fo rce th e c a rr ie rs w ill be th e h a rd e s t
p eeted to preach F rid a y an d S a tu r ....
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W h eelb arro w s, a t S te rlin g it Kid- w o rk ed people in th e U n ited S ta te s
day ev e n in g s a n d S u n d ay m o rn in g
B
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n ext T h u rsd a y .
anil ev en in g .
S u n d ay school w ill _
co n v en e a t 9 :3 0 , love feast a t 10; th e !
m o rn in g p reach in g w ill begin a t 11
o'clock
A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is ex-
, ten d ed to all.
C h ris tm a s serv ices at St. H e n ry 's :
C ath o lic ch u rc h
w ill
b eg in a t 7
o 'clo ck in th e m o rn in g w ith first i
m ass, to be follow ed by a seco n d at
9 o 'clo ck an d th e la s t a t 1 0 :3 0 .
T h ese w ill be th e o n ly C h ris tm a s
Day serv ices a t th a t ch u rch .
8 p a c k a g e s lite T ob acco
0 p a c k a g e s 5 c T ob acco
O L ID A Y
GOODS
AT
PRICES
LEWIS SHATTUCK
Better than in Portland
THE BIG MAIN STREET STORE
Com e In and Look It Over
rug Ço.
Christmas is Drawing N ear !
Sterling & Kidder
A Merry Christmas
9)
To A l l
METZGER BROS.
NOVELTY SHOP
NEW LINE DISHES
Dolls in Profusion
To Our Custom ers
Christmas Tree
Trimmings
C ro u p am t t o u g h Item ed y.
C ro u p is a te r rib le d isease. It a t ­
Lace Collars
tack s c h ild re n so su d d en ly th ey a re
39c
very a p t to ch o k e u n less given th e
p ro p er rem edy a t once. T h e re is
Suspenders
50c
n o th in g b e tte r In th e w o rld th a n Dr.
K ing s New D iscovery. Lew is C h a m ­
Scrap Albums
50c
b e rla in . o f M an ch ester, O hio, w rite s
a b o u t his c h ild re n :
"S o m etim es in
Card Albums
50c
sev ere at (a rk s we w ere a fr a id th ay
w ould die, b u t sin ce we p ro v ed w h at
a c e rta in rem edy Dr K in g 's New D is­
covery Is. we h a te no fe a r
W e tely
on it fo r cro u p , c o u g h s a n i colds.
So can you
50c an d 11.00. A >> ttk
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all
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s e m e e x c e lle n t C h r is tm a s m ea ts d ru g g ists
H. B. LiUCii.» 1 m Co
»re being d isp lay ed a t th e S a n ita ry P h ila d e lp h ia . St. » » d is.
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m a rk e t h av in g been se lected w ith
W eekly O regonien »utxwriptlon ot I
a re fo r th is sp ecial occasion.
ter extended
|
T he Officers of the
First State Bank wish
you all "A M erry
Christm as.”
“A
M e rry
C h ris tm a s ”
A»k for our 1914 Calendars at the Bank—Historical
Snbject
rIR S ' G T R S E S T H A A M T . O E R E L , BANK
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