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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1914)
GRESHAM. dispersal sale 2 9 H ead 29 H ea J Registered A. J. C. C. and OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY GRESHAM WINS BASEBALL GAME Lusted IXIIM.LS AND MM’IETIEN. T oday's ball gam e betw een the Mrs B C. A ltm an conducted th e I G resham high school an d th e T rout- eig h th g rad e ex am in atio n s in th e I dale nine resu lted in a victory for school on last T hursday aud F rid ay G resham by a score ot b lu e to n o th Zena N eib au er was the only one to ing. be exam ined. H --x aving . .» 1U been lilt) in the £ rï>. í school but a sh o rt tim e it waa nece»- sary for h er to w rite th e ex a m in a BA N D Y O IU .Y O B — M e e t . » v e r» tions. Two pupils, Ulen an d E arl A ndre w ere passed w ith o u t exam i T he m eeting of th e Scenic im n atio n . Ml I-TNOMAH Gli k \Q F .w ^ x * provem ent club was well atten d ed . Mrs. Jo h n S leret gave a tea at her ery fullrlh saturdav>NQj f c î i r J *p I Some of th e p atro n s w ere un ab le to hom e last T h u rsd ay in h o n o r of C M Q u i X d ?'• Greshaní^R8 F ?*S‘ui er- a tte n d but sent a gen ero u s lot of G randm a S leret of G resham . Those g era n iu m s an d o th e r flowers which p resen t w ere M rs. J. R o b e rts o n / J o S " * ’‘ch ‘ “" ™ E "M »s"r’ was g rea tly ap p reaciated . A fter th e I Mrs Sealer. Mrs. E llers an d Visa w ork was com pleted a social h o u r > D iana W eatherw ax. was spent. A very p le a sa n t su r-I Mrs P WL-hni »« prise was gU en th e w illing w orkers Miss M aude MiUm, ami a n a . e r v i ^ X i ^ ’ X \ Pn 7 ^ ^ T i T j T b lectu", er1. ‘Vv” 'p T Ä ’ S cenic H ig h G ra d e J e r se y s O n e quarter M Ue E a .t o f C r. , ham o„ Koad, Estacada or Bull Run Railw ay T h u rsd a y , M a y 2 1 , 1 9 1 4 choicest herds i n ^ L ^ t X ^ a p ? wiih care from the greatest milk and butter D rodnei*1? ^ * doubt make up the One »ddHion to the Cattle the followtog aHiJ „ £ Punch. A n o th er m eeting wil, be held in th e n e a r fu tu re . , _. Miss E llen D eH aven sp en t th e I , T, ? V* h u n d red card Pa r t > met am bemb tob SPRING WAGON ° R’ U0° pounds Per hour. w eek-end w ith hom e folks. ) t!le hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew 1 Mr. H ugh, of P o rtlan d , visited hla ' a8t S atu rd ay “ veiling. A TWO HORSES little d a u g h te rs Alice and Lois who i t Cr° Wd W“8 present Miss Mar- All Stock has been Tuberculin Tested a re m ak in g th e ir hom e a t p resen t ! a K obertson wou th e ’“ « h e st score w ith Mrs. Geo. M atteson ***“ r *d C a rl,o n th e low est. Can- -----Come and look them over before the sale. Mrs. ZIngshiem . o f P o rtla n d , sp en t WM 8erVed d u rl,,g th e ev en lp « J^unch at 12 o Clock. SALE begins at 12:30 p.~^------ a few days w ith h e r sister, Mrs. J. R. I A pre8ent had a good tim e. I, D uncan. Mrs. G. L usted was doing business KS OK SALE—Approved notes at 7 per cent six . I Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur, of P o rtla n d ,!* 11 G resham last Monday. ine, will be accepted. « P‘ r ct nt, six n | w ere g u ests M onday of Mr. and Mrs. T he farm e rs should be on th e D. D. Jack . | loo k o u t th ese days. T h ere have B ap tist L ad ies' Aid society m eets been a good m any p o u ltry houses w ith Mrs. D. D. Ja ck T h u rsd ay , visited lately and som e valuable J. W . H U G H E S , Auctioneer C larence S tephens visited his sis- ch ickens tak en . I ‘erA Mr8n B F A ltm a n ’ ‘his week. I Mr. R obertson and son Guy loaded Geo. H a u d e rs cow. which disap- a ea r load of p o tato es at Scenic this R h e u m a tism Q uickly C ured. TJ ? ally , S undaY O regonian and peared from th e p a stu re last Sunday week fo r Mr. Sw ank of P o rtlan d . . l n X l , , ,*** O utlook' special com- n ig h t, was found In th e woods so u th ' N W J a c k s o n o f t h a "M y s is te r ’s h u sband had an a t b Dination, 1 year, $8.00. tack of rh e u m a tism In his arm , -------- C H A R IT Y H I V E , L. O. T M __M e e ts w rites a w en Known resid e n t of New- T h u rs< l“ y a n d f o u r t h S a tu r d a y ______________ house. He expects to h an d le princi .o .,..... b, „ . o tj K n 3 : a . “ ,. s » » - a i C u re fo r S tom ach D isorders. Pa" y th ® W hlte Le« horn8 •. Liniment . h w , t a | „ " ■ C h a m b e rla in ’s L in im en t w hich he I G R Ps, j 7 ., D isorders of th e stom ach m ay be I •'l r s - kd. H am ilton accom panied JA M M A S O N IC L O D G E - M e e ts applied to his arm and on th e next A * ’ ’e ' c w d T u e s d a y e a c h m o n th . 8 TamlTo by .V16 U8e of C h a m b e rla in ’s r‘Iiss N ellie W eatherw ux to P o rtlan d l r y M , a s h te r . j O p uT A n n ™ ¿ » Ma n y very rem a rk a b le I last M onday. T he la tte r is s e w i » » m o rning th e rh eu m a tism was g o n e ." 1 V V ‘ • ' fVr8tnSrne j a s i *?• r a a " n , o r s S h e ip r f e u ta s h ^ c re,ary- « J ’ P a>’ c u r e s nave be. tab lets. lets. Sold S o ld t ‘by G resham Drug^Co.“ '‘' h WWik f° r, M™ E d lth W hitesides. F o r ch ro n ic m u sc u la r rh eu m a tism Gresham tab -»la sis te r of Ed. H am ilton. you will find n o th in g b e tte r th a n •' ‘ M a so n ic l o d g e - Meets an d a11 DeaIer8 • --IIIUIIIII. C h a m b e rla in ’s L inim ent. Sold by A °f e‘Ch ? ' u r s h ip f iil M a s te r. W . H S ta n - Dally O regonian, 1 yr. reg SC oo i r a r n i , '''s a1" 1 ' " ‘it cro w ere of the G resham D rug ,. Co., F a U V)H-------- f e w C r e ta r y ’ bw E a r i ‘ T i.K e K utt a r'- Twlce-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r . . . 1.60 ------- uwuct , and all D ealers. i x n 1 l "la 8,a le te K g en e n erally e r a lly a re rc (>n org an izin g • ... ---- — ~---------- ------------ — « m b in atio n . 1 y e a r ....................« oo » K a a g in a in s t st th e p o s e d eight th e p ro proposed eight In h o u r law ?“ B S ’ 'Ke5 ’ 5 you Are r t r s ? s i ï u',E,Yv ° ¥ IAN.OB- Î < r ,> j I . I ,, v n y t Ï Î U S ’ « ’» "n u en u . * .'l a s i e r . S to n a P.'S*! Mrs J.' h a ir v ie w . O re g o n . R ttC K W O o h (IR A X jrsir ^ ...;n„ day s p ^ a ï Â %■ ’n ïtu Æ r 1 e s . ’ “ Ä ’ '» * 'T q.<°.h " K to m ,,') o n d d . . sec- sec-’ I • ‘» ry .' . H h “,?/? Kl1 c h h m W ,.,l n ,\ ,l n A M a r e h Ohj ^ i « M 4 , ilk : * * ,»•»» G K K 8 H A JI l o d g e , n o 12| T odd ¿ ‘S tu b b s ; s e c r e ta r y . l( }} rotiti. M e e ts e v e r y S a t u r d a y e v e n in g - NO « Xc Morand.’ NO’ 234 1 ° O. F • * '» la r y w a . M ..R O C K W O O D TEXT u- G r e s h a m , *1* Cordially ™ .. ‘{^’ d . H lker Invited You will be convinced that T h e T A D G r ( ) t e r ) S |o (. ¡ CREAK’ 1 caW Our wholesale warerooms need remodeling but b efo re w e a n.- floor, which consists of many of the very finest make of i hlS’ m° VC °UF CDtire stock of Pianos on ^ e lower this work to commence June 1, 1914 New ^ ia n o ^ 'o f6verx *”StninienJ® ln the world We have made a contract for men. of natural grain oak, etc., at price, that onl, a f a L ^ t o r e c S ’'f u A b T ’1 bUr’ WalnUlS* n'° St Se‘“ 1 MILTON PIANO Beautiful burl walnut, used about two years; good tone, action excellent. Original priee $350; now $175. ART ORAND BUSH A LANE PIANO STYLE "LOUIS XV." J. & 0. FISCHER G uarantee of Good Faith • Hd, but good tone. Fine for practice piano. Original price $400, now $65. Every Piano advertised will be found on the floors at the opening of business. We will allow all money paid within two years from date of purchase in exchange for any Bush & Lane Piano or Player Piano. KIMBALL PIANO Y c s-it’s all too true. Nyal’s Face Cream Soap 18 vastly superior to all other soaps. It cleanses and purities the skin, keeping it clear, rosy velvety and elastic. It is fragrant and subtly sweet. No—it will not smart the most tender skin. R eally-it’s the pride of particular people—why don’t you use it? O f course, you value a beautiful, healthy skin, then—use Nyal’s Face Cream Soap. It is the acme of the soap-maker’s art because it gives a soft bubbly lather and is fragrant as the flowers. It costs twenty-five cents the cake and well worth it. Nyal’s Face Cream Soap will improve your complexion. Come to our store—get a cake today. J his is the one soap you’ve been looking for. Discontinued Styles Specials Riehest Rosewood e a s e , j Looks like it just eaine from factory. Original p r i c e , ' $550; now $250. Our factory in pursuance of their progressive policy from the first of the new year, have been introducing some very slight changes in the minor detail of ease designs. This means that you are able to purchase a limited num ber of our beautiful high- grade Pianos and Player Pianos, absolutely new, at a saving to you from $50.00 to $150.00. Term* REMEMBER We offer Bush & Lane Pianos in competition with any Piano in the world, regardless of age, name or reputation. LET US PR O V E IT to suit your convenience. A reasonable payment down and small payment each week or month thereafter insures immediate delivery of the instrument. »< } our Nya/'.I Face Cream Soap is perfect. I t is one o f the few soaps which I can use and think yours the equal o f any o f the im- Ported S~ and S3 cakes which I have tried. ” J. & C FISCHER Satin finish, walnut east- Used very little. Elegant tone. Original ¡»rice $475; now $225. $25 worth Exe. Dept. o’»««' C hristie M acDonald, the lamous actress, says: WESER BROS.' PIANO Special quarter-sawed -oak. Beautiful design. I'sed one year. Mandolin attachment, etc. Original price, $400; now $150. REAL PLAYER PIANOS t ' ÿ We hand you something new in the soap-maker’s art H ouse of O riginality Taken in exchange on Bush & Lane Players and Grand Pianos. These have been placed in our shop and through the expert work- mauship of . our factory workmen they are now m ¡»effect condition. Use Nyal's Face Cream Soap Price 25c G R E S H A M D R U G CO. The R e x a l l store Are You Going to Build? Inquiries and O rders Invited for all G rades of Lumber at lowest Prices. w h o l e ia l im M A M U T A C T t-M H B E T A IX E M , House of O riginality Deliveries Made 433-435 Washington Street Portland, Oregon. House of Originality t h ,r d .e r« M S e P, * n“ * '«G r l> e d e e i r e y i„ U M u a s i te t r v ’ t L J J *£.- £ r «u<fcr; w- S u sa n * W indle* “ ’ L a ,o n ; le c tu r e r , M rs e soap USED PIA N O S ‘■v«rr C e d ric PULFER MERCANTILE CO Phone 831 W 1 . , , Fine Ger.i.tan Piano, $100. * ^ th = WC CAN SERVE YOU RIGHT H ouse o f O riginality GALENBURG & VAUPEL PIANO ■ I s c tu r e r . s"' _____ first - Class Groceries Can Be Sold. JOjBBEjar ’ * From $385 up. of Music Rolls. 10c a roll. NtK " S - to «'all and Inspect o u r stock of Groceries. You will surely see som ething th a t is Ju -t w hat you want. C ourteous tre a tm e n t and prom pt delivery will m ake you a steady custom er. T he Prices are R8 Low a« Quality n . Ä Q u e s in b e rr y . O. W . TARR, Owner I ! SANDY FIR LUMBER CO. Phone 446 MARTIN LENNARTZ. Mgr. Sandy, Ore