Gresham outlook., January 20, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

H anse W T h o rp e an d
dow n from B ellin g h am last S atu rd ay d in n e r g u ests last S unday C arl G un-
fo r a s h o rt visit w ith re la tiv e s in d ru m , C hase an d L eslie St. C lair.
W ord has been received o f th e
th is vicinity.
b irth recen tly o f a son td Mr. and
_
Miss H e ste r T h o rp e sp e n t S a tu r- M rs A B Jo n e s o f C oncordia, K an ­
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— I day n ig h t and S unday w ith th e E l­ sas
Mr. Jo n e s is a b ro th e r of Mrs.
wood s iste rs a t th e ir h om e in Pled- E. E C hip m an an d is well know n in
th is vicinity.
C lau d e Coons, c h a rg e d w ith con- m ont.
Mrs. E. A S m ith of P o rtla n d , a
trib u tln g to th e d elin q u en cy o f a
B. O. Bosw ell, of E staca d a, w as in
p io n eer in th is p a rt of th e co u n try ,
m inor, A llen T - iller,
esterd ay an d a re V p o 1 rts
sev-
................. • a J 17-year-old boy ! G resh am
j y W.WWVS
IO
V -
w
as
e g u est of Mrs. E E. C hipm an
who lives a t T ro u td a le , by p ersu ad - !o ral cases of v aralo id n e a r th a t place last th
week.
^ur C learance Sale C l s e d T u e sd a y , a n d w as a
ing him to d rin k b eer, was sen ten ced 'a n d a t C azadero. T h e p a tie n ts a re
Mr. and M rs O. D. C athey v isited ]
decided success from sta rt to finish, not only from
y e ste rd a y by Ju d g e M orrow to serv e ¡all In q u a ra n tin e an d th e re is no on S unday w ith Mr an d Mrs. G eorge
9« days on th e ro ck p iie. Coons first i scare a b o u t th e sp read of th e dis- L u sted
the stan d point of m oving m erch an d ise a n d clear-
M. S q u ires has been laid up fo r]
pleaded n o t g u ilty ,
b u t y esterd ay ease, w hich is of a m ild ty p e a n d ful-
ing shelves a n d counters b u t from the n u m b er of
sev eral days as a re s u lt of in ju rie s re- j
changed his plea to g u ilty .
| ly u n d e r co n tro l.
ceived w hile a t w ork on th e tra in . I
satisfied custom ers th a t a tte n d e d it.
Mr an d Mrs. A. R ehn re tu rn e d W hile sw itch in g th e c a rs bum ped
G ills B ros.’ seed c a ta lo g u e
for
w ith su ch fo rce as to th ro w Mr.
There a re a n u m b e r of o d d lots of goods h o w ev er th at
th is y e a r has been receiv ed . It co n ­ i M onday to th e ir h om e in Ilw aco, S q u ires, who fell on th e m o to r, in ­
W
ashington,
a
fte
r
tw
o
w
eeks’
visit
we are determ in ed to m ove. T h e se w e h av e placed on a
ta in s 4 4 pages o f In fo rm a tio n on
ju r in g his back.
n early every k in d of flow er and es­ | with th e ir fa th e r, 8. W O acker.
T h e O resham A th letic clu b m et on
co u n te r by them selves a n d m a rk e d them d o w n so low th at
A m ong th e new ro ad su p e rv iso rs M onday ev en in g an d reo rg an ized fo r
pecially th e d a h lia ,
w hich Is Gill
if one is ap t to have use for them a year from now it w ould
effective w ork. T h e club has leased
ap
p
o
in
ted
by
th
e
C
lack
am
as
co
unty
B ro s.’ lead in g
floral
p ro d u ctio n .
th e u p p er floor of th e Jaco b so n b u ild ­
b e to th eir a d v a n ta g e to b u y th e m a n d keep them until they
co
u
rt
fo
r
th
e
com
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y
e
a
r
a
re
M.
H.
T h e ir a d d re ss is P o rtla n d , R. D. No
in g fo r a clu b room an d will p re p a re
W h eeler, D istrict No. 5, B o rin g ; a d ra m a to ra ise fu n d s fo r fu rn is h ­
n eeded them .
oue.
C h arles K reb s, D istrict No. 6, B o r­ in g it.
A re p o rt from S e a ttle th is m o rn ­
B elow is a partial list o f th e se good s to g a th er w ith prices to w h ich th ey
Jo h n L ong, well know n In G resham
in g ; F ra n k M cGugln, D istrict No. 7,
ing conveyed th e in fo rm a tio n th a t a
B ull R u n ; W illiam B ooth, D istrict now liv in g a t M on tav llla, was ta k e n
h a v e b een reduced.
th ird su rg ic a l o p e ra tio n p erfo rm ed
se rio u sly sick
on
S a tu rd a y . T he
No. 35, B o rin g ; Max A nderson. Dis
W t
H lsel, d a u g h te r o f ( t r ,ct No <g H o rln g . A rth u r „ H eg p ro m p t a tte n tio n of th e physician
11
$1.50
Sweaters
at
.98 5 doz. Stocking Feet................................... .07
p ro b ab ly saved him from a p ara ly tic
W H C ongdon h ad been e n tire ly coch D lgtrlct No 5 1 _ H orlng
30, 25c Child’s Caps at
stro k e .
He Is im p ro v in g
.13 2 dozen sample Hose, 33 1-3 per cent off.
successfu l and th a t sh e Is im p ro v in g ,
Mr an(,
w T , , a rtle y
Mr. Rice, of th e hig h school, sp e n t
23 pieces 35c .Misses’ and Children’s
5 pairs $1.50 Boys' Rubber Boots, pair $1.00
rapidly w ith good p ro sp ects of being
S a tu rd a y
w ith re la tiv e s a t F o re s t
Fleeced Undergarments
celved w ord a few days ago th a t th e ir G
.19 5 $1.75 Girls' Capes, each
rove.
en tire ly re sto red to h e r usu al h ealth .
$1.29
4 $- all-wool Oregon Flannel Shirts
Tx.w
son Roy H artley , of W allow a, O re­
Miss Y oung sp e n t S u n d ay w ith h e r]
$1.39 7, Men's Slickes
$2.50
$1.98
In v ita tio n s a re o u t fo r a dance by gon. had his rig h t h an d c u t off In an p a re n ts. Dr. a n d Mrs B enj. Y oung '
1 < $2.50 all-wool Oregon Flannel Shirts 1.79 2 doz. Men's Golf Shirts $1.50 and $2
.98
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
th e P astim e club next S a tu rd a y n ig h t a lfa lfa m ill on J a n u a ry 10. No f u r ­
!• $3 all-wool Oregon Flannel Shirts
2.19 7, Ladies' Rubberized Raincoats $7.50
C lau d e S m ith h as in s ta lle d a fine '
$4.98
In th e C om m ercial clu b hall. F irst- th e r w ord h as been h e a rd front him
48
50c
.Men's
cotton
ribbed
Shirts,
• ». Ladies' Rubberized Raincoats $10
new p iano in
h is m oving p ic tu re ]
$6.85
class m usic has been secu red an d th e and th e su p p o sitio n is th a t he is th e a te r.
brown ...........................
.25 11, Men’ Cruiser Shoes
$6.00
$4.85
occasion prom ises to be o n e of th e g e ttin g alo n g as well as can be ex ­
T h e boys’ b a sk e t ball team o f th e |
13 15c Corset Covers
.11 I', M. n s Shoes
$6.50
$5.35
kitid th a t has m ade th e clu b fam ous pected. Mr. H a rtle y Is a y o u n g m an H igh school an d so m e of th e young j
9 $1.25 Aviation Caps
.59 15, Men s House Slippers
,75
lad
les
of
th
e
school
w
ent
Into
P
o
r
t
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1
.58
fo r its success In e n te r ta in in g th e and w as m a rrie d only a few w eeks
lan d last n ig h t to w itn ess a gam e.
1 here a re m an y o th er item s too n u m ero u s to m ention in this
people It favors w ith its in v itatio n s.
ago.
T hey w ere acco m p an ied by P rin cip al
lot w hich are for sale
S tubbs.
a t practically half price,
S te rlin g & K id d er re c e n tly in s ta ll­
ed a w a te r sy stem fo r Mr C ogsw ell
a t L in n em an n s ta tio n .
Dr. Ja m e s M oore, of Salem , p re ­
The D ry Goods Shop
sid ed a t th e m eetin g of th e second
q u a rte rly co n feren ce o f th e M ethodist
M a in S tre e t
c h u rc h a t th e p a rso n a g e last night.
T he re p o rts o f th e v ario u s d e p a rt­
m e n ts show ed th e ch u rc h to be In a
flo u rish in g co n d itio n .
G en u in e K u p en h eim er Suita
Miss O sa W all h as re tu rn e d to her
d u tie s at th e postofllce a f t e r a week REVIVAL SERVICES
m ad e of the best fabrics, re
U nder th e co -o p eratio n of the Ag- th e m ost m o d ern d a iry e q u ip m e n t,
sp e n t w ith h e r p a re n ts a t Hood R iver.
tailin g at $ 2 0 , n ow for just
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
ric
u ltu ra l C ollege an d th e S o u th ern b u t it will also c a rry a n u m b e r of
A larg e au d ien c e listen ed to a m ost
J K , „ K . tE3ui ;
« 7«««
Pacific railw ay , It is p lan n ed to ru n cow s o f th e d iffe re n t b reed s, also 15
d ay n ig h t. Good m usic added to th e
h°
a ssistin g P a s to r L eo n ard , of a d airy an d hog special tr a in th ro u g h o r 20 hogs re p re s e n tin g both d e sir­
ab le
an d
u n d e s ira b le specim ens,
In te re st of th e service.
\ th e B a p tist ch u rc h , p re ach ed la st th e
also $ 15 suits o f th e sa m e for
W illa m e tte
V alley, probably
T h e P le a s a n t H om e b and is a r ! n ig h t on th e s u b je c t, “ T h e G re a te s t
tr e a te d from th e s ta n d p o in t o f the
ra n g in g fo r a se rie s o f co n c e rts a t W o n d er of th e A ges ’• T o n ig h t the s ta rtin g a b o u t F e b ru a ry 1. T he plan m a rk e ta b le a n im al. S h o rt sto p s will
O rie n t g ra n g e h all
T h e band has
to n ig n t tne
m ak
special cam
cam - - ' be m ad e a t im p o rta n t p o in ts
su b je c t will be "A t th e P a rtin g of th e co n te m p la te s ™a
“ in
ln^ g a a Bpeclal
and
been o rg a n iz e d an d Is p ra c tic in g un- ,,,
, W ednesday n ig h t’s tonic will ie
—e
W
ay."
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d a ,ry ln g ’ 8 loB a “ d bog rais- , le c tu re s given by e x p e rts fro m th e
A sw ell line o f R obison rain ­
d e r th e
le a d e rsh ip
of
P ro fe sso r W ay
W ednesday n ig h t’s topic will ln
The tr a in will n o t only c a rry college.
Byers, an d th e e n te r ta in m e n ts a re be “ T e k e l,” an d T h u rsd a y n ig h t th e ___
coats, retailing at $ 1 5 , g o in g
fo r th e p u rp o se of ra isin g fu n d s for th em e will be “ T he S u p rem e Mo-
In s tru m e n ts an d u n ifo rm s.
o
„
“ u p rem e Mo
at $ 7 .5 0 .
S. M W ebber has ju s t p u rch ased
R
M r S m l,h waB o,ie of
a fine new 5 -p assen g er a u to m o b ile 'b e Second O regon men th a t w ent to
E nglish slip-on, valu e $ 8 , go
He d ro v e it o u t from P o rtla n d yes- th e P h ilip p in es. H e has also h ad a
ing at $ 5 .5 0 .
,e 7.lai .
. ..
very In te re stin g ex p erien ce in th e
G odfrey A nderson of F o re s t G rove
ho
re
cen
tly
b
o
u
g
h
t
th
e
p
ro
p
erty
1OBB’ B cam ps an d in th e o u t-ly in g
A full line o f $ 5 and $ 6
ju
s
t
n
o
rth
of
W.
R.
G
o
u
ld
’s
place
in
d
islric t8 of ‘b e s ta te o f W ash in g to n
sw ea ters, o f th e best w ool
T h o m p so n ’» ad d itio n , h as m oved his a »d 1» B ritish C olum bia. He will
and high grade, sh ak er knit
Pl*Ce
T he p ro p ' be a8BlB’ed l»y th e best m usical talen t
e rty co n sists of tw o lo ts a n d a larg e o f t ^e city
$ 3 .7 5 and $ 4 .2 5 as lon g as
new d o u b le house.
Odds and Ends Sale
©
AYLSWORTH’S BIG SPECIAL
BERT LINDSEY
$14.85
$11.85
Clearance Sale
Continues
th ey last
G et fitted with a fin e pair o f
$ 5 F lorsheim shoes, $ 4 .1 5
Slicker Coats $2.50 now
$1.85
E. W. A YLSWORTH
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
GRESHAM
F en ce,
F en ce,
lin g & K id d er's.
Fence, at St, , I NEWBERG QUARTERLY
M. E. CONFERENCE
An Id eal W o m an ’s l.nvative.
W ho w an ts to ta k e sa lts, o r cas-
! .‘L’r o I L Wrt* n J i le r .e
nothlnK bet-
t« r th a n Dr. K ing
New Life Pill«
fo r all bowel tro u b le s
They act
| g e n tly an d n a tu ra lly on th e sto m ach
an d liv er, s tim u la te and
re g u la te
y o u r bow els an d to n e up th e e n tire
iX ^ H .^ B u c ^ n A C ^ ,
h
T h e d to trtct q u a rte rly m eetin g of
th e F re e M eth o d ist ch u rch , w hich was
held
N ew berg th is last w eek, was
, ■ >
™ e8pec,ally Kood o n e- H began
rh u r8 d a y evening, J a n u a ry 9th, w ith
a Rood sized c o n g reg atio n , m ade up
w ith visiting lay-m em bers and m ln-
*8' - 8
c irc u its on
H u n d re d s of people a re availing them selves of
the golden o p p retu n ity to g e ’ som e seasonable
m erc h an d ise C heap.
H e re are a few Specials for
t d e lp h ia o r St. L ouis.
th e d is tric t as well as th o se resid in g
a t N ew berg, and co n tin u ed over Sun-
Daily and S u n d ay O reg onian and 'lay. E very m eetin g show ed increas-
w ice-a-U eek O u tlook, special com- ed In te re st. On S atu rd ay m o rn in g ,
b in a t io n ,
1 y e a r.
00
th e q u a rte rly co n feren ce was favored
by a sh o rt a d d re ss given by Rev.
D avid M cLoud of th e C a lifo rn ia con­
ference. and in th e a fte rn o o n he
preached a m ost excellent serm on.
On Sunday, both m o rn in g and ev-
l en ln g . D istrict E ld e r W. N. C offee,
[ p reach ed stro n g , logical an d co n v ict­
ing serm o n s to a full house. Many
h e a rts w ere touched by th e s p irit and
th e m eetin g s d o u b tless le ft an Im ­
pression on th e co m m u n ity th a t wifi
not be fo rg o tte n .
S unday a fte rn o o n , th e W om en's 1
F o reig n M sisionary society held u
m issio n ary m eetin g
Mrs.
W
N. I
Coffee sp o k e on th e su b je c t of "M is­
sio n s" and im p ressed upon h e r h e a r­ :
e rs th e need of e n e rg e tic w ork on th e
p a rt of th e ch u rc h in e x te n d in g th e
gospel to o th e r lan d s
A p a p e r was
read s ta tin g th e p ro g ress of th e m is­
sio n ary m o v em en t in fo reig n fields
an d w h at en c o u ra g in g step s w ere be- ]
Ing ta k e n in th e d ire c tio n o f evan-
g e liz a tln g th e w orld in th is g e n e ra ­
tion.
THE C. C. STORE
O w in g to continued illness Mr. W . E. C arter
has decided to dispose of the C. C. Store
at G resh am .
CLOSING-OUT S AI F
Begining Jan. 22, the stock will
be closed out at a greatly reduced
price.
All prices will be reduced. In
some instances the original price
will be cut as much as 33 per cent,
others 25, 15 and 10 per cent.
AM fixtures for sale
Will exchange the stock for improved land of equal
value near Gresham.
A Splendid Opportunity to Buy
Either at Retail or Wholesale.
SA T U R D A Y
ONLY
$1.00
M en’s a n d W o m e n ’s Shoes,
p air
W e h av e several h u n d re d p a ir to sell at this
price. First here first served.
M en’s S hort G u m Boots
pair,
M en.s L ong G u m Boots
pair
C losing out L inseed Oil, have som e in a
barrel, d o n t know how m uch, gal.
C a ster M achine O il
..
p er gal.,
1 h ,s ”1 addition to o u r reg u lar list of bargains.
ill m ak e it w orth your w hile to com e.
LEWIS
SHATTUCK
W onderful Cough R em edy.
—
«❖ <->:-. I n
Dr.
K in g 's New
D iscovery
is
know n ev e ry w h e re as th e rem edy
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
w hich w ill su re ly sto p a cough o r
cold.
D. P. L aw son, of
E dison,
T enn., w rite s: D r "K iu g 'g New D is­
covery Is th e m ost w o n d erfu l cough
At G resham In th e S ta te of O regon, a t th e close of b u sin ess J a n u a r y
cold an d th r o a t an d lung m edicine ! 13, 1914.
R eso u rces
1 ev e r sold ln my sto re . I t c a n 't
L ia b ilitie s
5105, •'>8 14 C a p ita l sto ck paid in 5 30.0 0 0 .0 0
be beat. It sells w ith o u t an y tr o u ­ L oans and d isco u n ts
!
O
v
e
rd
ra
fts,
se
c
u
re
d
and
u
n
se­
ble a t all. It n eeds no g u a ra n te e ."
cu red ..............................
None S u rp lu s fu n d
18,000 00
T his is tru e , b ecause Dr. K in g ’s I B onds and w a rra n ts
11 ,956.18 U ndivided profits, less ex-
New
D iscovery
w ill reliev e
th e S tocks an d o th e r se c u ri­
la n n n
pen8e# an d tax es p a id ....
470.43
ties ..................................
m ost o b s tin a te of coughs an d colds
,0®0 00 P o8tal • a v t t <« b an k de-
24
L ung tro u b le s q u ick ly help ed by its B an k in g house
F u rn itu re an d fixtures
P osits .................................
3.973.51
3 .600 00
use. You sh o u ld keep a b o ttle in ] , Due from b a n k s (n o t re
In d iv id u a l d e p o sits s u b je c t
th e house a t all tim e s fo r a ll th e serv e b an k s)
6 .122 55
to check
98.898.38
m em bers of th e fam ily
50c an J j Due from ap p ro v ed reserv e
b an k s ..........................
33 .053 70 Den,Bnd certific a te s o f de-
i ’. 00. All D ru g g ists o r by m all
Checks and o th er cash
p o ,lt8 ...... - .....................
8,171.57
H E B ucklen A Co., P h ila d e lp h ia
Item s
10.00 T im e certific a te s o f de-
o r St. Louis.
C ash on h and ..................
9 .302.43 p osit ...................................
21,181.77
O th e r reso u rces
.....
1 , l » . 0 0 S avings d ep o sits
. 14 769.04
B arg ain su b sc rip tio n
ra te s fo r
T o ,a l — .........................1194,450.20
T o tal
th e E vening T eleg ram have been ex­
5194.450.20
S ta te of O regon. C ounty of M u ltn o m ah as
ten d ed to F e b ru a ry 1. a t th e ra te of
»3 50 fo r o ne y ear. T hia p rice w ill
Positively be d isco n tin u ed a t
th a t
: : r u : r ' ■*”
* « T i
I lim e
In co n nection w ith th e O ut-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this l i t h ’d’ay’ Sf’ j i a ^ S i ^ i
1914.
, look, one y e a r fo r 54 50.
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