Gresham outlook., April 14, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM,
»•AGE FOLK
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
A PRII
14,
1»I4
IN GRESHAM
and V icinity
B eginning T h u rsd ay next and con­
tin u in g for two m onths a ll m all m a t­
te r passing th ro u g h th e postoffice,
W hy go th ro u g h life em b arrassed
including
th e ru ra l ro u tes, m ust he
and disfigured with pim ples, eru p ­
w eighed and counted.
It is p ro b ­
tions, blackheads, red rough skin, or
ably fo r th e purpose of g ettin g a
suffering th e to rtu re s of Eczema, Itch
line on th e parcel post business.
te tte r, sa lt rheum . J u s t ask your
w. E. Wood has gone to M arsh-
D ruggist fo r Dr. H obson's Eczema
L ast F rid a y 's high school gam e
O intm ent. Follow th e sim ple su g g es­ field in th e in te re sts of th e W est betw een G resham an d
M ilwaukie
tions and your skin w orries a re over. C oast Life In su ra n ce com pany and was ended at th e close of th e first
Mild, soothing, effective. E xcellent will spend ab o u t a m onth visiting
h alf of th e fifth in n in g when th e
for babies and delicate, te n d er skin
iMwiirub
Stops chapping. Always helps. Re­ various cities of th e Coos Bay co u n ­ visitors refu sed to finish th e gam e.
lief o r money back. 50c, a t your try. Roy an d W. W Wood a re lo­ T he score stood 8 to 5 in favor of
D ruggist.
cated a t A o rth Bend.
th e M ilw aukie boys, b u t th e um pire
HEATH AND MILLIGAN PAINT is known the world
gave
th e gam e to G resham in accord­
Mrs.
Ed.
S
chiller
e
n
te
rta
in
e
d
sev­
T he Eas ern Oregon E d ito rial a s­
over
as the STANDARD OF QUALITY.
A b eautiful high school building
sociation adopted reso lu tio n s oppos­ era l young people from G resham ance w ith th e rules.
When
you use a first-class paint you avoid the necessity
has been erected at Stanfield of B ak­
T he fu n eral of Mrs. A nna P a rrish
ing freak laws and policies ten d in g and P o rtlan d a t a th e a te r p arty S a t­
of
painting
so often. There are numerous buildings in this
e r county stone.
u rd ay n ig h t in ho n o r of h er son, took place a t Mount Scott P ark cem ­
to in te rfe re with Industries.
vicinity painted with II. ami M. paint th at have not been re­
A lb ert's, 21st b irth d ay . A fter the etery on Sunday. She died n ea r
painted for years.
T he McYoy tub, pail and package
Fossil is happy over r. m ost su c­ play all rep aired to th e H azelw ood T ro u td ale on S atu rd ay a f te r a severe
com pany of M inneapolis are looking
This is the best of proof that HEATH and MILLIGAN
w
here
lig
h
t
refre
sh
m
e
n
ts
w
ere
se
rv
­
illness follow ing an a tta c k of p n eu ­
cessful two m o n th s’ Com m ercial club
for a site for a p lant In Oregon.
PAINT
is the most economical paint to use.
ed.
A
good
tim
e
was
enjoyed
by
all.
monia.
She
was
born
in
C
anada,
experience.
H enry W hitehead, fo rm e r p ro p er­ M arch 21, 1838.
Costs
no more than other paints.
M unicipality securities a re all th a t
ty o w n er in G resham an d p ro p rie to r
LET'S TALK PAINT.
An in itia tiv e p etitio n fo r s ta te ­
T he Springfield Provision Co., will
!s selling from Oregon In the e a st—
of W h iteh ead 's ad d itio n ,w as in town wide p ro h ib itio n is being circu lated
city, school, county and road bonds.
estab lish a 140,000 packing p lant.
yesterday.
in th is vicinity hy E dw in A nderson
Ja m es R uddim an, a p ro m in en t and is m eeting w ith g re a t favor.
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' YW
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.'L'.'V.’ .T.'
ft m em ber of th e W. o. W., visited T h ere is no q u estion b u t th a t th e
Main St.
HARDWARE STORE
Gresham
G resham y esterd ay in connection rep rese n tatio n on th e p etitio n from
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T h eo . W e d e ll
w ith th e proposed F o u rth of July
»! celeb ratio n by th e W oodm en cam ps. e a ste rn M ultnom ah will be fully
rep rese n tativ e, botli in n u m b ers and
F lo r is t
Dr. F le tc h e r H om an of W illam ette RAISING FUNDS
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Ex-G overnor T. T. G eer, who is a th e c h a ra c te r of th e signers.
U
niversity
will preach a t th e M ethod­
FOR ATTORNEY
» ca n d id a te fo r th e p rim ary n o m in a­
G. H. Sunday and Andy McMillan ist Episcopal church next Sunday
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tion for th e sam e office, was in
E d ito r G resham O u tlo o k :— W hile
from this vicinity a re serv in g on the m orning.
G resham y esterd ay , sh a k in g h an d s
V
-
Jury in th e circu it co u rt th is m onth.
a
tte
n d in g th e W. C. T. U. m eeting on
Roses are beginning to bloom in
$ Phone 306. Half mile South of Hogan Station, Gresham, R. 4.
w ith new an d old acq u ain tan ces.
By
a
recen
t
an
n
o
u
n
cem
en
t
it
is
T
h
u
rsd ay , M arch 18, I was asked
G resham . A bout ten days ago th e
Rodney H u rlb u rt, son of T. M
I
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know
n
th
a
t
G
eorge
W.
S
tap
leto
n
of
first
bloom
s
began
to
ap
p
e
ar
on
J
to do a little can v assing am ong my
H u rlb u rt, was circ u la tin g p etitio n s
it
in G resham , T ro u td a le an d F air- G resham has been elected vice p res­ N. M ew h irter’s E m press of C hina neig h b o rs in th e way of g e ttin g s u b ­
it
rose bush on th e so u th w est side of scrip tio n s to help pay th e expenses
view for th e candidacy of his fa th e r id en t of tlie P o rtla n d a u to club.
CARNATION PLANTS—White, Pink, Red, dozen
T h e O utlook receixed of th e law yer who plead th e case for
A jo in t d irecto ry of all express the house.
50c
fo r th e office of sheriff.
•; CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS, 29 varieties, dozen
35c
A se ries of in stitu te s is being con­ sta tio n s, show ing th e ra te scale n u m ­ th is m o rning a bunch of roses in full th e “ d ry s" in th e recen t tria l. I was
SNAPDRAGON—New Silver Pink, dozen
50c
ducted by th e S unday schools of bers from P o rtla n d an d o th e r points bloom from Mrs. S. T Crow. These asto n ish ed to have alm o st th e first
}■ STOCKS—Cut and Come Again,white, pink, blue, doz 50c
M ultnom ah county. Each of th e 13 in th is division, to g e th e r w ith the grew on th e w est side of th e house. person to whom I p resen ted th e su b ­
d istric ts will have its tu rn , w ith the official express classification and No d o u b t th e re a re o th e rs who have scrip tio n list, tell me she heard Mrs.
W ostell was try in g to get the people
final m eeting a t the G resham B aptist schedules has been issued an d is be­ roseB in bloom.
iit CABBAGE—Early Jersey Wakefield, ail Head Early, Perfect,
Mrs. R obert Allen, of Salem , was of G resham to pay a law yer she had
ch u rch on F rid a y , A pril 24. F u r ­ ing d istrib u te d today in G resham by
¡t
Savoy, Autumn King.
! th e r an n o u n cem en ts will be m ade G eorge W. Page, express a g e n t here. th e g u est of Mrs. M yrtle Myers over hired for som e personal affair of her
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Dozen, 15c; 2 dozen, 25c; 100, 75c; 1000, $5.00.
Miss M ina G ilb ert was th e g uest E aster Sunday. Mrs. A llen and h er own. I wish to co rrect th ro u g h your
»! of th e g ath e rin g here.
a
t
d in n e r la st Sunday of Mr. and h u sb an d a re sen io rs a t K im ball p ap er, if I may have th e space, this
A
m
eeting
of
th
e
council
of
W
om
­
it CAULIFLOWER— "Dry Wheater,” dozen
25(* it
en V oters will be held a t th e lib rary Mrs. H. L. St. C lair. J. T. Jo n e s and School of Theology in connection false rep o rt.
}• TOMATOES—Stone, Tenderloin,
T he money which Mrs. H a ttie Wos-
next T uesday n ig h t fo r th e election fam ily, of P o rtla n d , w ere also call­ witli W illam ette U niversity an d Mrs.
Dozen, 15c; 2 dozen, 25c; 100, 75c; 1000, $5.00.
Vilen has th e h o n o r of being th e first tell and th e o th e r m em bers of the
of officers. All a re req u ested to be ers in th e aftern o o n .
Miss E m m a F u ller, of L ebanon, woman to ta k e th e course at th e in ­ co m m ittee
ÎÎ present.
w ere
ap p o in ted
to
PLACE Y O U R O R D ER N O W
raise, is to pay th e law yer who was
T he E pw orth L eague will hold a sp en t S unday w ith h e r p are n ts, Mr. stitu tio n .
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Em il Olson and fam ily retu rn ed hired by th e " d ry s ” to plead th e case
social on T h u rsd ay n ig h t a t th e hom e and Mrs. N. O. F u ller.
Miss Bessie H ow itt a n d Floyed yesterday from so u th e rn C alifo rn ia both before th e circ u it c o u rt in P o rt­
of Mrs. Lillie P u llen .
E fforts are
being m ade to give th e young folks M etzger, stu d e n ts a t O regon A gri­ w here they have been d u rin g th e land, and th e su p rem e c o u rt In Salem
an en joyable evening an d all a re c u ltu ral College, w ere a t th e ir hom es w in ter m onths. Mr. Olson shipped and n ot to pay any p riv ate bill of
h ere o v er E aster.
his c a r to Dan Pedro, and from th e re Mrs. W ostell's.
cordially invited.
F red F ield h o u se has com m enced drove to places of in te re st in th a t
T he false re p o rt spoken of seem s
Mrs. Mary Leslie e n te rta in e d her
. d au g h ter, Mrs. Id a W illiam s, and th e co n stru ctio n of a m odern b u n g a­ p a rt of th e sta te , going tw ice into to have been sp read b ro ad cast and I
I g ran d d a u g h ter, Mrs. B at. McLain, of low on his lots in R eg n er ad d itio n Mexico, and m aking in all m ore th an feel, in ju stic e to Mrs. W ostell, it
P o rtlan d . They were ta k en to P o rt­ n ear his residence, w hich will be for 5000 miles. Mr. Olson rep o rts a d e­ sh o u ld be corrected.
lig h tfu l w inter.
r GLOVES
I pity th e man o r w om an who has
land in th e evening by Mr. Leslie in rent.
T he F irs t S tate bank sold last
T h ere will be a m eetin g of th e so m uch enm ity to w ard a /io th e r th a t
th e "ro ad louse."
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MITTS
The Ju n io r an d S enior K. O. T. week to J. M. C onklin th e bank fix­ W. C. T. U. on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n they will d elib erately tell a m alicious
lie ab o u t them to ru in th e ir c h a r­
Sunday
school classes of th e M ethod­ tu re s with which it opened th e first a t 2 :3 0 a t th e lib rary .
BATS
acter.
ist Sunday school have been o rg an ­ bank in M ultnom ah co unty o utside
HEEL or TOE Plate«
T he M a n u fa ctu rers’ association of
ized into two p atro ls to ta k e up o u t­ city of P o rtla n d , nearly a decade
I have know n Mrs. W ostell since
P
o
rtlan d , is ab o u t effiually divided I was th re e y ears of age (a little
ago.
Mr.
C
onklin
will
use
th
ese
fix­
door work along boy scout lines, su ­
pervised by Rev. M elville T. Wire. tu re s in a bank w hich he is o rg an ­ on th e question of accep tin g in s u r­ o ver tw enty-six y e a rs), and sh e was
ance u n d er th e C om pensation act of my te ac h er fo r tw o years w hile a t­
At a recent m eeting of th e classes izing at M aupin, Oregon.
th e la st le g islatu re.
A
th
ief
o
r
thieves
recen
tly
en
tered
patrol lead ers an d a ssista n ts were
ten d in g th e g ra m m a r school, so I feel
<k>y W e a rc exclusive ag e n ts f o r S P A U L D IN G ’S S p o rtin g G oods,
elected as follow s: sen io rs, O rville th e residence of Mrs. M ary S hort in
as th o u g h I know h e r ab o u t as well
T
he
L
ab
o
r
Com
m
ission
of
B
ritish
w h ich are th e Best m ad e.
Z im m erm an;
assista n t,
E v erett P o rtla n d d u rin g h er absence and C olum bia opposes a m inim um wage as anyone in th is com m unity.
Downing.
Ju n io rs: W illiam B elt; sto le all h er dresses and w aists and
I believe in giving every m an his
a n u m b er of valu ab le to ile t articles and says an e ig h t-h o u r law m u st be ju s t dues and I know w ith o u t a doubt
assista n t, L oren Myers.
a
n
atio
n
al
affair
for
all
C
anada.
th a t Mrs. W ostell would not stoop to
Rev. M elville T. W ire left today Mrs. S hort, to g e th er with h e r m o th er
for F o rest G rove to a tte n d th e Salem Mrs. J. W. S h attu c k , had gone to
A P o rtla n d h a rd w a re and steel do such a d ish o n est th in g as she has
D istrict
M inisters' m eeting which spend the aftern o o n w ith Mrs. E. E. firm Is b u ild in g la rg e docks a t As­ been rep o rted to have done.
The r e x a l l store
convenes th e re for tw o days. Mr. S leret when th e th e fts took place, to ria.
.MRS. CLA REN CE CATHEY.
W ire is to read a p aper on church T h ere were evidences of a th o ro u g h
search of th e w hole house b u t none
advertising.
N orth Bend and M arshfield a re
of Mrs. S h a ttu c k 's belongings were in v e stig a tin g wood block paving.
tak en . No trace has been found of
A life saving sta tio n is to be b u ilt
th e sto len goods.
Mrs. F ra n k Reed, of L ogansport a t F lo ren ce on th e Siuslaw .
P a u l H o e t z e l Prop.
Ind., is v isitin g w ith h e r son C. C.
W
antevl—
F
arm
s
ami
S
m
all
Tract*.
R eed, who has been serio u sly ill
List your farm s an d sm all tra c ts
w ith h em o rrh ag e. Mr. Reed is much w ith us. W e are well equipped to 1
im proved, th o u g h still q u ite weak.
h an d le y o u r sales, exchanges and I
P ra y e r m eeting an d Bible reading ren ta ls. L et us h ea r from you a t ;
will be held at th e F re e M ethodist once.
GRESHAM REA L ESTA TE CO.
ch u rch next T h u rsd ay evening.
A
cordial in v itatio n is extended to all
«"Iits k Y our April C ough.
ON THE MARKET
Mr. an d Mrs. Ja m es S terlin g have
T h aw in g fro st and April rain s chill !
FR ESH EVERY DAY
as g u ests th e la tte r's p are n ts. Rev. you to th e very m arrow , you catch !
an d Mrs. J. II. Conkle, of Ohio, who cold, head an d lu n g s stu ffed ; you I
People who fuss and fiddle seldom accomplish
have spent th e w in ter in C alifornia. a re fev erish , cough co n tin u ally am i
Rev. Mr. C onkle has been fo r fifty feel m iserable. You need Dr. K ing's
anything.
y ears a m in iste r of th e M ethodist New Discovery. It soothes inflam ed
And in the end, all they have for the worry
Episcopal ch u rch in Ohio. He is a an d irrita te d th ro a t and lungs, stops
cough, y o u r head clears up, fever
g ra d u a te of Mt. Union college.
and stewing
C h arlie McColl sp en t his E aster leaves, an d you feel fine. Mr. J. T.
Is a batch of disappointments.
vacation a t home. F eld e McColl Davis, of S tickney C orner, Me., w rites
W as cured of a d read fu l cough a fte r
sp en t E a ste r Sunday here.
d o cto r's tre a tm e n t an d all o th e r re m ­
The housewife is the purchasing agent of the home.
T he p ray e r m eeting of th e M ethod­ edies failed. R elief o r m oney back.
She is probably very careful about the brand or make of the shoes, gloves,
ist Episcopal ch u rch will he held P leasan t. C hildren like it. G et a
b o ttle today. SOc an d $1.00 at your
Main St.
Oresti am. Ore.
W ednesday evening a t th e hom e of D ruggist. B u ck len 's A rn ica Salve
hosiery and other wearing apparel that is purchased, but
Mr. an d Mrs. J. II. Boss.
for all sores.
Mrs. J. M. S h o rt and d a u g h ters
Does she exercise the same care in selecting a brand of table food ?
D orothy an d K ath ry n w ere callers
Changing from this to that and then another brand, keeps one guessing all
la st Sunday at th e hom e of Mrs. H.
H. Ott.
the time.
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Miss C orine Cover, of W est V ir­
appears to us a year of great promise for the thrifty people
Pure foods and good health are mighty closely associated.
g inia. a v io lin ist who is w orking with
who have sufficient control of themselves to keep their spend­
th e W. C. T. U. In Oregon d u rin g th e
Unless you have both Pure Food and good health, you will care little about
ing gait a little less than their earning rate.
" d ry " cam paign, was th e g u est over
»he sands of the hour glass will run golden for them, and
anything else.
S unday of Mrs. D. ■ M S h oem aker
the Manger of ever being overtaken by poverty will grow more
Miss Cover and Mrs S h o em ak er were
remote.
M
fo rm er stu d e n ts and frien d s a t the
LOOK FOR LOWERED COST OF LIVING
B aptist T ra in in g school fo r M issions
in Chicago.
A great many of the necessities of life bid fair to be cheap­
In a city school one of th e boys
would persist In saylug and w riting
“ I have w rote."
To cure him of th is he was se t th e
task of w riting one hun d red tim es
th e words, “ I have w ritte n " a fte r
school hours.
T he teach er w ent hom e and fo r­
got th e boy for a tim e. On h u rry in g
back she found he had left th is note
on h e r desk*
"D e ar T eacher— I have w rote 'I
have w ritte n ' a hun d red tim es, and I
have went hom e."
Clear» C ouiplevion; R em oves
UleuiJshee.
Skin
USE GOOD PAINT
Sterling & Kidder
I Crystal Spring
Greenhouse
Flowering Plants
Vegetable Plants
If
Baseball, Hurrah!
SPALDING’S
balls
= T e n n is Rackets and Ball» -
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GRESHAM DRUG CO.
City Bakery
Don’t Fiddle
Best Bread
Pies, Cakes,
and other
Pastry
rf’
We Stand Behind Monopole Brand Table Foods
The jobber and manufacturer stand behind u«.
Altogether we back up MONOPOLE
Acquire the practice of BUYING BY BRAND
And let that brand be MONOPOLE
PHONE 661
Metzger Bros.
T h e store with QUALITY AND SERVICE n« their W atchword
S tren gth en s W eak anil T ir o l W omen
" I was u n d er a g rea t s tra in nurs-
itig a relativ e th ro u g h th re e m onths'
stek n ess," w rites Mrs J. C. Van De-
Sande. of K irk lan d , 111., an d "E lec­
tric B itte rs kept me from b reaking
down " No ap p e tite and food w on't
d ig est? It isn t th e sp rin g w eather.
You need E lectric Bitter«. S ta rt a
m o n th 's tre a tm e n t today;
n o thing
b e tte r for stom ach, liver and kidneys.
T he g re a t sp rin g tonic.
R elief or
money back. 50c an d $100 a t your
D ruggist.
Eyes tested
Dr. Gao. In fila .
and
gl
fitted.
1914
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♦$*
ened—we hope without any corresponding reduction in the
rew ard for honest effort, the difference being taken rather
from the profits of that class of speculators and middlemen
who perform uo real service for society.
Why not get a little emergency fund started this year !
The best method is to sta rt an account in
"The Bank That Helps the Man Who Helps Himself”
FIRST STATE BANK
G R ESH A M ,
O R E ..
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Old m t ftUufc in U m 9 t o u n ij, iMiiAiUe the t i t j of Portland