GRESHAM
OUTLO O K
TUESDAY,
SEPTEM BER
MANY
Agents for the Celebrated J. C. C. Corsets
For the W'oman u'ho cares.
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M O B IL IZ E D !
The ranks of Light Summer Weight Goods have been retired and their positions
taken up by Heavier Merchandise for Fall and Winter.
You will find in our powerful stock the right equipment with which to combat
the hardest onslaughts of Winter.
It will be a distinct pleasure to us to show you these goods. We are anxious to
post you on the RIGHT things to wear for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
Every dollar spent with us will do its full duty. We stand for Service and
Quality that will give positive and permanent satisfaction.
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Come early and stay late! We bid you all a hearty welcome. You will always
find our values in keeping with the policy of a Progressive Store.
Ladies’ Coats
Latest Models in Dress Coats, Raincoats and Gaberdines, at our usual modest prices.
Raincoats, $4 to $15.
Dress Coats, $7.50 to $15.
Girls’ Coats, $4.50 to $6.
Girls’ Ca^s, $1.75 to $2.25.
Men’s and B oys’ Clothing
Men’s O’coats, $10 to $15
Men’s Suits, $10 to $15.
Boys’ O’coats, Raincoats, $3 to $5.
Boys’ Suits, $2.45 to $5.
BERT LINDSEY
THE DRY GOODS SHOP
Tads’ Store
MAIN ST., GRESHAM
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Of losing your valuable papers, deeds, insurance policies, etc.,
if you leave them around in your home.
Place them in one of our SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES and
they will be absolutely safe.
COSTS ONLY 12»/, CENTS Per Month.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
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Home Cooking Restaurant.
A regular dinner w ill be served
every day from 12 to 2. Short or
ders at any time. Having taken over
the restaurant formerly conducted
by Mr. Peck 1 would be pleased to
retain his patronage and w ill en
deavor to merit that of the entire
public.
L. HOLLYWOOD.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera an<
Diarrhoea Remedy.
“I advised the 'boys’ when thej
enlisted for the Spanish war to taki
jR/iatuberlain’s Colic. Cholera am
Diarrhoea Remedy with them, am
have received many thanks for tin
advice given,’’ writes J H. Hough
land, Eldon, Iowa.
“No persoi
whether traveling or at home shoub
be without this great remedy.” Foi
sale by all Dealers.
Dally Oregonian, 1 yr. reg
*6 06
Twice-a-Week Outlook, 1 yr...... 1.56
Combination, 1 year..................... 6.06
Corbett
M r. and M rs. A. M cD o n a ld came
S a tu rd a y
fro m P o rtla n d
to pack
th e ir h o use ho ld goods as M r. Me
D onald has so ld his n in e - acre tra c t
and residence to M r. S te w a rt w ho
w ill ta ke possession in im e lia te ly .
Lee E vans lias pu rcha sed a fine
a u to ca r and expects to r u n a stage
je tw ee n th is place and P o rtla n d .
Mrs. B la nch e H u r lb u r t and c h il
Iren fr o m F ir la n u , East P o rtla n d ,
vho have been v is itin g re la tiv e s and
rie nd s in th is v ic in ity the past th re e
veeks re tu rn e d hom e the fir s t o f th e
•v eek.
The
U n io n
h ig h school opened
do n d a y w ith A. It. T o lle fs o n p r in c i
pal and M iss H elen C o u lte r assista nt,
d r. T o lle fs o n was g ra d u a te d
fro m
he U n iv e rs ity
o f W a s h in g to n
in
,9 1 0 w ith a degree o f b a ch e lo r o f
irts , w h ile M iss C o u lte r was grad
rated fro n t th e M ia m i u n iv e rs ity o f
Ix fo rd , O hio , h o ld in g a s im ila r de
tree. T h e C h ris tia n c h u rc h w ill he
used f o r th e h ig h school U n til th e
iew b u ild in g Is erected.
Pleasant Home
City Bakery
Paul
H o e tz e l
Prop.
Best Bread
ON THE MARKET
FRESH EVERY DAY
Pies, Cakes,
and other .
P a s tr y
Main St.
Gresham, Orc.
The P le asa nt H om e W . C. T. U.
w ill m eet w ith M rs. R o be rt l.ans-
lo w n on F rid a y a fte rn o o n . O ctober
2 I t w ill be a M o th e rs' m e e tin g and
i l l in te re s te d In th e s u b je c t and
v o rk o f th e un io n are urg e d to be
present.
M rs.
B ro w e r
w ill have
charge o f th e m eeting.
D o u b le Votes.
Until October 1st the Pulfer Mer
cantile Co., will give double votes on
all purchases of roaBted coffees.
PHOTOS
A ll K in d s and Sixes
Ow* Ere, D«v - • Sushi 0 AppMlMt
Picture Framing
GILT
OH NATURAL WOOD
N EAT and C HEAP
MAX SCHNEIDER
MAIN STREET
GRESHAM
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P L E A S A N T V A L L E Y , Sept. 28—
A. G. Snger, o f Le nts, spent the day
re ce n tly w ith his b ro th e r, G. N. Sa
ger.
J. F. W h ig , o f Le nts, was a va lle y
v is ito r last Sunday.
M a rv in H ills , o f P o rtla n d , came
! out S a tu rd a y eve n in g and stayed ove r
j Sunday w ith h is fa m ily w ho
are
i sta yin g at th e C a m p b e ll place f o r a
few days.
R ay Upp, o f W auseon, O hio , v is it
ed a few days la s t w eek w ith W . U.
M oore.
M rs. W ill R ichey and c h ild re n are
v is itin g fo r a few days at th e home
of M rs. R ich e y's parents, M r. and
Mrs. Geo. R o b in so n o f P o rtla u d .
L e la n d M oo re le ft S unday fo r C o r
v a llis w here he w ill a tte n d th e O. A.
C., th is w in te r.
F . W . R yd er, o f M t. S cott, was a t
te n d in g business in th e v a lle y one
day re ce n tly.
W . I.. K e ste rso n is p ic k in g his sec
ond crop
of
s tra w b e rrie s , having
picked seve ral g a llo n s d u rin g the
past tw o weeks.
T. R. B e rry has fin is h e d p a in tin g
his new house.
J. F. C o ffm an , o f L e n ts, is b u ild
in g a s m a ll b a rn on h is fa rm in the
va lle y.
F a rm e rs iu th is v ic in ity are d ig
g in g th e ir potatoes.
The y ie ld is
lig h t com p are d w ith an average sea
son.
Pleasant V a lle y g ra ng e m et In a ll-
day session la s t S a tu rd a y.
A s h o rt
but In te re s tin g
p ro g ra m
was re n
dered.
T h re e new m em bers took
firs t and second degrees, an d six ap
p lic a tio n s f o r m e m b e rsh ip w ere re
ceived and
fa v o ra b ly
acted upon.
T h e re were also
th re e
re -in s ta te
iuents o f m em bers w ho had been
dropped fro m th e ro ll. V is ito rs pres
ent were M r. and M rs. J. J. Johnson,
of E ven in g S ta r gra ng e, T. J. K re u d
er and J. W. G ro w , o f L e n ts grange.
Scenic
A young la d y came to the hom e o f
M r. and M rs. M ille r e a rly Sau»r<lo>
m o rn in g .
She was a strainre.»* In
the c o m m u n ity and e v id e n tly need
ed clothes. M r. and M rs. M ille r took
her in to th e ir he a rts and hom e where
she w ill re m a in a loved d a u g h te r.
She weighed e ig h t pounds.
M r. and M rs. ('has. H u n te r were
P o rtla n d v is ito r s a few days last
a eek.
M rs. S chn eider, o f C o ttr e ll, and
Mrs. Jack v is ite d re la tiv e s in Oregon
C ity last M onday.
M rs. B u rc h e t and d a u g h te r M ar-
i g a e rite were P o rtla n d v is ito rs last
' week.
E lb e rt K illt n and w ife were guests
last F rid a y a t th e hom e o f M r K il-
tin 's u n d e and a u n t, D. D. and Mrs.
Jack.
M r. and M rs. A. R. G oger u e re
guests at th e Beyers hom e Sunday.
M rs. Z in g s h e im and son W ill, o f
P o rtla n d , w ere week end guests of
.Mr. and .Mrs. J. R. D uncan. M r. and
.Mrs. C o u n cil and son, o f M ilw a u k ie ,
Aere Sunday guests a t th e Duncan
home.
M r. A ltm a n and A l. lie H a v e n were
P o rtla n d v is ito rs .Monday,
List
of
W eekly
P rizes
in
Voting
< outeet.
N in th , (Sept
spoons.
Lumber! Lumber!
THIS IS TO INFORM YOU
that we are still selling Lumber at greatly
reduced prices and have large quanties of
all kinds, rough, sized and finishing, at
our mill at Sandy. Let us figure on your
orders. Write or phone. We deliver.
Sandy Fir Lumber Co.
Phone 446
M srtin Lennarts. M g r.
Sandy, O re.
28,
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CHANGES
IN PIANO CONTEST
I t ’s a v e ry d e te rm in e d and hard
w o rk in g h a lf dozen co n te s ta n ts who
are h o ld in g th e ir places at th e to p o f
the lis t w ith b u t li t t le change in po
s itio n fro m week to week.
O th e r
co n te sta n ts ho w e ver are w a k iu g up
as w i ll be seen by th e revised lis t,
re s u ltin g fro m last n ig h t's co u n t o f
votes and w h a t the changes w ill be
d u rin g the re m a in in g weeks o f the
contest i t is h a rd to guess.
I t w ill
be noted th a t tw o new co n te sta n ts
have en tered . T h e o p p o r tu n ity
is
open fo r n o m in a tio n s up to N o vem
ber 1st w hen th e lis t closes. A p e r
son can
n o m in a te
h im s e lf o r be
n o m in a te d by a frie n d , each n o m i
nee re c e iv in g 2000 votes to s ta rt
w ith .
A new ru le has also been adopted
(R u le 1 2 1 by w h ich nam es h a v in g
m ade no g a in up to O cto b e r 19 w ill
be dro pp ed fro m th e p u b lish e d lis t.
In last n ig h t's co u n t th e re were
fo u n d
th re e
b a llo ts ,
a g g re g a tin g
several h u n d re d votes, w h ich were
not sig ne d and hence c o u ld not be
co u n te d f o r any co n te sta n t.
T h e a w a rd th is week goes to Miss
G e rtru d e E astm an.
I t is a set o f
six s ilv e r orange«spoons.
T h e next
aw a rd w ill be a set o f six s ilv e r te a
spoons.
T h e lis t and s ta n d in g o f co n te st
ants is as. fo llo w s :
Pleasant Valley
Y ou a r e in
DANGER!!
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CMadya M iller
F r a n c e s B lis s
C. A. H uffm an
A lic e R ob erts
C. H. H aile
Iris O u llick so u
L ulu N y stro m
Iva R ob ertson
J. M cK inney
H e n r ie tta W iles
G eo rg in a H am lin
E th el M errill
G rant Shaw*
R ob ert Lansdow n
L ulu St rebin
A lo n zo R adford
E llen D eH a v en
J. C a van au gh
E ls ie S ch u ltz
G la d y s L um sden
O liv e M arston
J. OaldW
N e llie E arls
D. O. S m ith
J en n ie O sw ald
Mrs. E J. G radln
Mrs. M. M yers
M iss G race H e s se l
Mrs. C. M. O liphant
Mrs. Ida H a m ilto n
Mrs. R oy Kern
Mrs. C. E. Irish
M iss G ertru d e B aker
Mrs. L. A. A p lin g to n
Mrs. Ed. H a m ilto n
M iss B e ta Burch
M iss M iriam Brow n
Mrs M. H. W h eeler
Mrs. C. B in d er
Mrs. H <
Mrs. N. H. B ick fo rd ........
Mrs. A. F . H oover
Mrs. C. F. C ro ss
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Mrs. A. E rickson
M iss M artha H agb erg
Mrs. G. R o d g ers
Mrs. R. A. W eidm an
Mrs. J E M etzger
Mrs P. A n d ersen
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Mrs. 8. B r e w ste r ..,.............
Mrs. C. L a to u rell .............
M rs. F. B e ers
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M iss E lsie M etzg er,............
Mrs. C laude S m ith
Mrs. H en ry J o n es
Mrs. W . A. P r o c to r ..........
Mrs. J J a il
Mrs H. L. D o u th it.............
M iss Snoda Cook
! M iss A g n es T a y lo r
Mrs. A. T h o m p so n
Mrs. E lla A ton
Guy
Jones
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W. J. B u rn s ......................
Mrs. W . Cook
Mrs. C. C ath ey
Mrs. P ercy G iese
M iss L yd ia S a e ttle r
Mrs. E. B o u rg e o is
Mrs. S lg K n ig h to n
Mrs. A. L. M aybee ........
Mrs. C. I. B ak er .*..............
Mrs. E. J. H e se ltin e
Mrs A. B an k u s
Mrs. W . T rim b le
Mrs Erank C h risten sen
M iss Ada H oney
Mrs. Wm. M orand ........
Mrs. O. W a lln ........................
Mrs. A. H. G oger
Mrs. W . H orn eck er
Mrs. J. W . T o w n s e n d ......
Mrs. W m. M cA lplne
M iss E. S ta ffa n so n
Mrs. A. B K ersla k e
! Mrs. J. L y sn e .....................
Mrs. G. B. M iddleton
M iss A ddle Q u esin b erry
Mrs. J. R. D u n ca n ...........
Mrs. G ran t S loop
Mrs. C arl I m h l ..................... .
Mrs. M D. K ern
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M iss Maud M ichel
M iss B o sa C o o n s ................
Mrs J. B lis s
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M iss E v e ly n M etzger
Mrs B e ssie M arsh all
Mrs. H N ic h o lls
M rs B. C. A ltm a n . .............
Mrs I. W B u tler
Mrs J. H H en d rick so n
Six s ilv e r o ra n g e ' M iss M a rg a re t S h an tln e
Tenth— Six silver teaspoons.
Eleventh— Sliver gravy ladle.
Tw elfth— 26-piece set silverware.
Thirteenth— Six s ilv e r teaspoons.
Fourteenth — Nickel-plated coffee
percolator.
F ifteenth— Mission electric lamp
Sixteenth— Six silver teaspoons.
' Seventeenth— Nickel casserole.
Eighteenth— 9lx silver teaspoons.
Regular 112 00 washing machines.
|7 .* k at Carlson's while they last.—
Adv.
During harvest seaaon to save
crop« farmers must work 12 to 14
' hours. What will an 8 -hour law do
to the farming industry?
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A. F. C hase
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W U. M oore ........
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C H u n ter
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J. B ram haU «...........
M ary W ood ........
A. D ick son
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M arie Lane
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M rs W A.
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H erd
P u rc e ll ........
C a lk in s
R ow an ........
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C. Andorson .....................
Mrs. F E C la rk e .........
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R o b e rt Jo nsrud
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A lice Cannon
A. L. H e a c o c k .........
D . H a rg ro v e ......
E dna S ta n ley
J. W D ix o n ..............
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Bring them to Us
We want them and will pay
you the top price in trade
or cash. You will
Get a “Square Deal”
If you need fresh groceries we
can surely supply your wants—
’EGGSACTLY.’ Have you ever
tried OUR OWN BRAND of
COFFEES? They're full strength
hut not costly.
PULFER MERCANTILE CO.
Phone 831
The TAD Grocery Store
M r. and M rs. F. K n ie rie m .
T he In
fa n t d ie d s h o r tly a fte r b ir th .
M rs.
K n ie rie m is
g e ttin g
a lo n g q u ite
n ic e ly .
M rs.
L o ttie
H e u fle ld spent la st
week iu P o rtla n d w ith h e r frie n d s .
Columbia Heights
Som ebody asked th e o th e r day,
w h a t was th e m a tte r w ith C o lu m
bia H e ig h ts ,
we d o n ’ t
h e ar fro m
th e re an y m ore?
W e ll It la lik e
th is , we are so busy you k n o w , it is
such a busy season no w , in fa c t it is
a m ig h ty busy place a il th e tim e .
A n d th e n you kn o w it was th e c o u n
ty fa ir .
W e was th e re to o th is year
and even th o u g h we d id n ’ t m ake
m uch o f a sho w , it to o k tim e . W e are
pro u d o f o u r g ra in e x h ib it and e v e ry
body agreed th a t th e g ra in e x h ib it
at C o lu m b ia g ra n g e bo oth, c o u ld not
be beat.
N e ve rth e le ss we g o t tw o
p o in ts lo w e r th a n R u s s e llv ille g ra ng e
f o r o u r g ra in , b u t i t is n o t an easy
ta sk to be a Judge and do ju s tic e to
e v e ry b o d y ; som ebody w ill get h u r t.
T h e c o u n ty f u ir is g ro w in g b ig g e r
und b e tte r eve ry ye a r, b u t s t ill th e re
is roo m fo r lo ts o f im p ro v e m e n t, und
th e people o f M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty are
g o in g to w o rk h a rd e r tlia n e ve r to
have s o m e th in g to sho w to th e east
ern people w tio s t ill th in k s th a t O re
gon is a w ilde rne ss.
I f you w ish to k n o w tile la te st up
here, it is th is :
“ W e sig ne d
tile
rig h t o f way fo r th e C o lu m b ia h ig h
way across o u r la n d .”
Y ou see i t
was lik e th is , we had som e trespass
no tices p u t up
und
you bet you
w lien Joh n Veon and Henson, tile
tw o b ig bosses, sam e a lo n g and spied
those no tices, the y got busy f o r it
was said tile c o u rt c o u ld not a ffo rd
to g ive m ore tha n Hie dam age a l
ready a llo w e d , und tile c o m ity co m
m issio n e rs w o u ld not lis te n to pay
any m ore fo r you kn o w th e y a re so
sa vin g to th e c o u n ty , und th e re you
are, b u t Benson put b is hand on his
pocket book und fro m th e re lie too k
$106 and added to tile sum th a t the
c o u rt a llo w e d und so we agreed to
le t th e m go.
H ow
m an y o f P o rt
la n d 's hi|t m oneyed
m en w o u ld do
w h a t Henson am i .\lr. Yeon are do
in g ?
No answ er.
A nd erse n has a gang o f m en on
now g e ttin g tile po tatoes out o f the
way. T lie c ro p is f a ir ly good. Jas.
E llis sold one c a rlo a d at *8 1 .2 0 at
C o rb e tt.
Joe b o b b in s , th e b u tle r nt Cam p
T h re e , was m ade a g ra n g e r la s t n ig h t
at o u r h a ll.
T h e m a il c a r r ie r and
M iss O lg a G ro ff to o k th e t h ir d and
fo u rth degree.
M rs. C. I llid g e was in th e c ity on
F rid a y w it li re la tiv e s .
A ha liy boy was b o rn last week to
S e n a to r
Lane
in s is ts th a t th e
g o v e rn m e n t s h o u ld o p e ra te th e A la s
ka coal m ines.
H e is b e g in n in g to
a d voca te some o f th e th in g s th a t
R e p re s e n ta tiv e
L a ffe r ty
has been
c o n te n d in g fo r.
Mr. Farm er:— We want potatoes,
apple, green corn, chickens, butter,
eggs, plums, prunes. We are m ak
ing special cleanup price on Field
Fence. If you Intend using any soon
it will pay you to see us. Metxger
Bros.
C ham berlain's L in im en t.
If
you are ever troubled with
pains or soreness of the mus
cles, you will appreciate the good
qualities of Chatuberlalu’s Liniment.
Many sufferers from rheumatism aud
sciatica have used it with the best
results. It is esecially valuable for
lumbago and lame back. For sale by
all Dealers.
aches
Get posted at the beginning on the
Voting Contest so you wout miss the
benefits.
The Voting Contest is on.
you a candidate? If not aud
want a valuable prise, send in
name, then get your frleuds to
Are
you
your
vote
to r you.
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New Sanitary Meat Market
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HOM EM ADE SAUSAGE,
HAM, LARD, BACON
A d o lf T ie tz e
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM, ORE
RULES GOVERNING THE VOTING CONTEST
RULE 1. The Pulfer Mercantile
Co. will iesue votes as per following
schedule, excepting as hereafter may
be m entioned:
100 for $1.00 on cash sales.
200 for *1.00 In m erchandise paid
with due bills.
300 for *1.00 on payments of old
accounts.
200 for *1.00 on due bills sold.
200 for *1.00 on bargain aud
clearance sales.
In reference to Issuing votes on
old accounts, they may be Issued for
the payment of old accounts, that
were incurred prior to July 1, 1914.
Votes will not be given on new
charge accounts unless this particu
lar account Is paid w ithin thirty
days, then votes may be Issued if
the merchant Is w illing and so or
ders.
RULE 2. Votes will be issued
with a time lim it of two weeks, and
must be cast In the ballot box, pro
vided for that purpose, before the
expiration of the tim e lim it.
Be
fore casting votes, make a record for
your own guidance.
In order to facilitate voting you
are requested to place your votes In
an envelope aud seal It.
Please
write the number of votes the envel
ope contains and the name of the
candidate you desire to vote for on
the outside.
RULE 3. Employees, clerks and
relatives of the merchants and news
paper publishers caunot participate
as candidates.
RULE 4. Merchants shall In no
instance Issue votes until such votes
have been properly stamped with
their firm name. Customers should
refuse them otherwise.
RULE 6. The sollcltlug o f votes
In the m erchant’s store, in front of
store or on premises Is prohibited.
RULE 6. A vote that 1 b scratched
or marked In any manner after it
leaves the m erchant’s hands, shall
be thrown out, providing this d efac
ing should appear that a figure had
been tampered with.
RULE 7. After November first no
new candidates will be entered.
RULE 8. Everybody Is Invited to
nominate candidates. All that is
necessary la to send In the name of
any young lady in the community.
This will en title her to 200V nomi
nating votes and th e will be entered
as a candidate.
RULE 9. Votes are not transfer
able after being cast.
RULE 10. Votes that are not
properly stamped with the mer
chant’s signature, or votes with the
time lim it expired, will not be ac
cepted.
RULE 11. A com m ittee selected
by the m erchants will count the
votes each week, beginning with the
third week and report the results in
the Outlook. Committee will be an
nounced later.
R U L E 12.
On O ctober l. t th a ll
co n te s ta n ts s h o w in g no ga in In votes
up to th a t d a te w ill be dro pp ed fro m
th e p u b lis h e d lis t. T h e ir votes s i l l
be held to t h e ir c re d it, should they
d e sire to re -e n te r.
And votes will be given at the time
sales are made only.
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T h e G re s lia m O u tlo o k w ill g ive
2 0 0 0 votes fo r each d o lla r on new
and looo votes fo r each d o lla r fo r r e
n e w a ls o r b ack sub scrip tio ns.
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HOW TO SECURE YOUR VOTES
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T h e lis t o f c a n d id a te s w ill be p uliH sheil la te r In th e O u tlo o k .
V otes g iv e n w ith purchase» a t th e P u lfe r M e rc a n tile Co. H tore
G re s h a m .
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O u tlo o k .
W U 9 vote» on each d o lla r re ceived o e aew e e h a rrip U o n .
IO O O v o te s on each d o lla r revetved on re n e w al«
1OOO votes on ssch d o lla r re c e iv e d on snbst O p tio n la a r-
t o m b in a tlo a s u b s c rip tio n » In c lu d e d .
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