Gresham outlook., October 27, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

(■RESHAM
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T IE S D A Y .
OCTOBER
27
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THREE
MELROSE
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M rs. M cC lure h a s m oved to G re sh - '
mu to sen d h e r d a u g h te r s to sch ool.
A. H. C o n rad a n d w ife v is ite d re l­
ativ e s in S ilv e rto n .
T hey a re also
T H E Y A R E M A D E E S P E C IA IA l E o li T H E C O A sT T R A D E
v isitin g th e cities of A lbany a n d H a l­
sey b efo re re tu rn in g .
ON G IL T EDGED C O L L A T E R A L O R R EA L ES I A t E
R ev. J. H. W ood c o n d u c te d th e lit­
e ra l o f little B e r th a B ates a t G resh -
W e are now carrying a C ash R eserve of over 3 0 % and in order to make something -{•
oui th e rtrst of last w eek.
In te r­
m en t a t th e D o u g lass c e m e te ry w hich
is in th e n o rth p a rt of M elrose.
for our Stockholders m ust loan out this money.
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C h as. T a llm a n m ad e a b u slu e ss
tr ip to O reg o n C ity T h u rsd a y .
L a te p o ta to e s a re q u ite good.
H e n r ie tta W iles w as a g u e st of
M iss E ch o Jo n e s a t G re sh a m last
w eek.
Mr. a n d Mrs T h eo . M ercer called
on Mi a n d Mrs. C a rd P a r k e r S u n ­
day a fte rn o o n . M rs. P a r k e r 's co n d i­
ach es.
She w rite s , ” 1 feel It my
tio n is u n im p ro v e d .
S he p ro b ab ly
W hy N ot P u b lis h It
I d u ty to tell o th e r s w h a t C h am b er
w ill h av e to use c ru tc h e s th e re s t of PROHIBITION RALLIES
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h e r life.
g e n e ra lly k n o w n , th e rig h t way la to pi,,,, have h e lp ed my d ig e stio n and
T h e fo llo w in g e x c h a n g e
under
Mrs.
J o s e p h K allanB , re g u la te d my bow els.
Since u sing
T h e W. C. T. U. of P le a s a n t H om e p u b lish it.
' W h isk ey se llin g a t H o m e” , Is p e r t i­
n e n t a t th is tim e. T o th e m a rrie d w ill hold a sp ecial m e e tin g on F r i ­ P e ru , In d ., w as tr o u b le d w ith belch- th em 1 h:tv< been e n tire ly well. F o r
m an w ho can n o t g et a lo n g w ith o u t d ay a fte rn o o n , O c to b e r 30, a t th e Ing. s o u r sto m a c h an d fre q u e n t h e ad - sa le I v il l >eal is
his d rin k s , th e
fo llo w in g is b eing
s u g g e s te d as a m e a n s to freed o m h o m e of M rs. I. G. D enney a t P le a s ­
A s p e a k e r w ill be o u t
fro m th e b o n d ag e of th e sa lo o n s: a n t H om e.
S ta r t a salo o n in y o u r ow n h o use. from P o rtla n d to te ll th e la d le s how
Be th e only c u s to m e r; you w ill hav e j to v o te a n d w ho to v o te fo r in th e
no licen se to pay. Go to y o u r w ife
a n d give h e r $2 to buy a g a llo n of ! O reg o n Dry ca m p a ig n . A ll la d ie s in-
w h isk ey an d re m e m b e r th e r e a re i te r e s te d in v o tin g a re re q u e s te d to be
6» d rin k s in o n e g allo n .
Buy y o u r ' p re s e n t as th e y w ill le a r n s o m e th in g
d rin k s from no o n e b u t y o u r w ife, o f benefit.
an d by th e tim e th e first g a llo n is
T h e C o ttre ll S u n d ay sch o o l w ill
g o n e sh e will h a v e $8 to p u t in th e
h an k an d $2 to s t a r t b u sin e ss a g a in . , hold an O reg o n Dry rally next S u n -
S h o u ld you liv e te n y e a rs a n d co n ­ | ilay a t th e c h u rc h a t 3 p. m. T h ey
tin u e to buy booze fro m h e r a n d j in v ite
a ll
n e ig h b o rin g
S u n d ay
th e n d ie w ith s n a k e s in y o u r b oots,
sh e w ill have m oney en o u g h to b u ry sch o o ls to jo in th em . T h e c h ild re n
$ 1 0 0 0 0 w orth of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions,
you d e c e n tly , e d u c a te y o u r c h ild re n , w ill w ear b ad g es sa y in g . "V o te O re-
Cloaks and Dresses, Underwear, Shoes, Quilts and
Rev. Mr. W are
buy a houqe a n d lo t. m a rry a d e c e n t j gon Dry fo r M e.”
Blankets, to be Sacrificed.
m an a n d q u it th in k in g of you.
w ill a d d re s s th e c h ild re n .
T lte E m b ro id e ry clu b w ill m eet
The combined Dry Goods Stocks of Edw ard Ayls
next T h u rs d a y , O cto b er 29, w ith Mrs.
PLEASANT HOME
worth and Bert Lindsey will be throw n on the m arket
T hos. W iles.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C h e s te r S ta ffo rd a re
and must be sold regardless of cost.
Rev. A. B. C a ld e r an d w ife sp en t
m o v in g to a sm a ll fa rm n e a r T r o u t­
d a le ju s t beyond th e b rid g e.
a few d ay s v is itin g w ith re la tiv e s a n d
S e e Ad. in F riday's Outlook
Mrs. C. E. F r itz h a s a line new c a llin g on frie n d s In th is v icin ity .
ilano.
M rs. E m il B a rtsc h a n d M rs. A u g ­
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B a rts c h s p e n t la s t W ed n esd ay
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
v is itin g w ith M rs. N ed N elson a t
By ta k in g u p a co llectio n th e pu- K elso.
Shallow ami b ioad l ire Box w ith < axl Eu< ii'io n . H< m I> iiiw I c o f |
»ils of D istrict 31» h elp ed to lo ad th e
A inericun Ingot lio n Ituxt P io o l. New Plain C olonial I inixli,
'h r is lm a s sh ip a n d th e r e fo re h elp ed
CORBETT
Io elen n . G u aian lei'il for 15 >*ar-. Tliix ran ge is m ade by th e]
o m a k e th e c o in in g C h ris tin a s m o re
P ortlan d S tove Wot k s.
Sold and recom m ended by
■heerful fo r som e of th e p o o r little
M rs. Geo. C h a m b e rla in is tr a in in g j
,ir ls a n d boys, w ho h av e lo s t th e i r
sev en c o m p e tito rs fo r th e s ilv e r m e d ­
n eed o n es In th is a w fu l w ar o n th e
al c o n te s t, u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e
rtlie r sid e of th e A tla n tic ocean .
As th e first S a tu rd a y of D ecem b er W. C. T, U. T h e c o n te s t to be h eld
s g ra n g e d ay , th e day fo r o u r b a z a a r; in th e g ra n g e h a ll on M onday e v e n ­
in g , N o v em b er 2d, an d w ill be fo l­
m s been set fo r N o v em b er 2 1 st. T h e low ed by a n ig h t cap so cial. A c h ic k ­
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It A lw ays Does th e Work
en pie s u p p e r w ill a lso be serv ed .
G rinding and R ollin g.
" I lik e c n a m b e r la i n ’s C ough R em ­ b at w ill m a k e u se fu l g ifts fo r C h rist­ P ro ceed s to p u rc h a s e a p ia n o fo r th e
a t E. N a a s h a h n ’s m ill a t New P le a s ­
inas.
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C h ris tia n ch u rc h .
a n t H om e. O pen ev ery d ay .
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"1 h av e a re d fo r th e e v e n in g , an d d a in ty re-
M rs. W illis u n d e rw e n t an o p e r a ­
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E yes te s te d a n d glasses, u tte d . h a s n ev er fa ile d to g ive th e Jesired
re p o rte d to be g e ttin g a lo n g nicely.
lull w ill be used to h e ip e q u ip o u r
r e s u lts .” i o r sa le by all D ealers.
Mr. S te w a rt, w ho re c e n tly p u r ­
D r. Geo. In g lis.
new h ig h sch o o l, a n d th e o th e r h a lf ch a se d th e M cD onnell p ro p e rty , h as
o«s to c h u rc h p u rp o ses.
e n la rg e d th e h o u se an d w ill m a k e
Mrs.
P a te r s o n , of C o rb e tt, a n d o th e r im p ro v em en ts.
.its . J o h n T a y lo r a n d M rs. P. A n ­
Mrs.
H.
W. C o r b e tt’s s u m m e r
d e rse n w ere d in n e r g u e s ts a t th e h o u se n e a r h e re Is rec e iv in g a fre sh
! a lls C h alet la s t W ed n esd ay .
of p a in t.
M r. a n d M rs. F . E asley , of H tirl- co at
Mrs. B la c k h a ll, of P o rtla n d , is a
b u r t, h av e b een e n te r ta in in g re la - v is ito r In th e F loyd H eed hom e.
ilv es fro m K a n sa s th is fa ll, Mr. a n d
I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder a t the
Miss
W rig h t,
in s tr u c to r o f th e
Mrs. D avids.
llu r l b u r t sch o o l,
e n jo y e d
a visit
R. I. Anderson farm Va ni^ e east
Gillis Station on the Mount
M rs. J. T. R ea w as a d in n e r g u e st from h e r s is te r Miss L ena W rig h t of
(Tuesday, October 27)
Hood Road, or 1 mile west of Pleasant Home on what is known
a t C o lu m b ia View fa rm la s t S u n d ay . G resh am , S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay .
M rs. R ea left fo r B ak er, O reg o n , on
as the P. H. Roork Farm on
T h u rs d a y , w h e re M r. R ea is in b u s i­
HALEY
ness.
M rs. Jo h n T a y lo r is e n te r ta in in g
M rs. H. O lson, of P o rtla n d , s p e n t
re la tiv e s fro m th e city la te ly .
at 10 o'clock a. m„ Rain or Shine, the following
M r an d M rs. De M oss, o f R o o ste r S u n d ay w ith h e r siste r-in -la w M rs.
R ock, h av e so ld th e ir ra n c h to a J a p - j H o rb erg .
22 young Cows, mostly Holsteins, 16 milking, some fresh soon.
Mrs. V u llln m le r, w ho h a s s p e n t a
a n e se fam ily .
1 Yearling Heifer, 1 2-year old Holstein Bull registered.
T h e re w ill be a h ig h sch o o l e n ­ c o u p le of d ay s w ith h e r s is te r M rs
te r ta in m e n t on N o v em b er 1.
T he T a c h e ro n , r e tu rn e d to h e r h o m e in
6 Calves,
About 20 Hogs.
p u p ils a re busy p re p a rin g a p ro g ra m . P o rtla n d , S u n d ay .
7
g,
T h e re w ill be an a u c tio n s a le of
T h e W. C. T. U. w ill g iv e an en-
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Lunch Served by the Ladies Aid Society
e r ta ln m e n t on N o v em b er 2 a t th e u sefu l an d fancy h a n d m a d e a rtic le s ,
by th e la d ie s, a t th e B a p tist c h u rc h ,
g ra n g e h all.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. P. R a sm u s se n an d T h u rs d a y , O c to b er 29 a t 8 p. m.
All
TERMS__All sinus $10.(X) and under, cash. Bankable notes
th e i r d a u g h te r A lice, w e n t to th e Coffee a n d c a k e se rv e d free.
a re in v ite d to com e.
m a tin e e at th e B a k e r o n S a tu rd a y .
Colonial Ranges Are Better
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ivioney
BANK OF GRESHAM
W ait for Bert Lindsey’s
Removal Sale
Starts Monday, November 2, 9:30 a. M.
a
Bert Lindsey’s
STERLING & KIDDER’S H" “
re
^AUTOMOBILE
IN F IV E
MOLTEN
t
PUBLIC SALE
To-Night at
Scenograph Theater
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
*
Dry Goods Store
The $40.000 Feature
Film Sensation’
The m o s t in te re s tin g , vivid, fascinating
e d u ca tio n s! moving pictures ever£xf] bits
accepted. Two per cent off for cash.
C. A. KING,
R.
I.
Owner
ANDERSON. Auctioneer.
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POW ELL VALLEY
LUSTED
T h e P ow ell V alley P a re n t-T e a c h ­
e r s ’ a s r o fia tio n w ill h a v e a m e etin g
a t th e sch o o lh o u se W ed n e sd a y e v e n ­
in g , O c to b e r 28. T h e q u e s tio n of a
u n io n h ig h sch o o l w ill be d iscu ssed .
\11 p a tro n s o f th e sch o o l a r e in v ite d
io a tte n d .
Mr. a n d M rs A. C. W ih lo n a re
both on th e sick list. T h e y a re b eing
ca re d fo r by th e i r g r a n d d a u g h te r ,
M iss L o ttie W ih lo n of G re sh a m .
M rs M iller o f P o r tla n d r e tu r n e d
T h u rs d a y to h e r h o m e a f t e r a w e e k ’s
v isit w ith h e r s is te r M rs. W allace
D avies.
Mr. S p e n c e r an d fa m ily h a v e mov­
ed Io th e ir p lace re c e n tly b o u g h t of
G eorge L u sted .
N. ('. J a c k s o n m ad e a b u sin e ss tr ip
to S ilv e rto n re c e n tly .
PLEASANT VALLEY
P L E A S A N T V A L L E Y , Oct 27.
fi
t < o r e H a rris , of L ittle F alls,
lln n e s o ta , v isite d a t th e h o m e of P.
1!. rk e a few d a y s la s t w eek.
M rs.
J.
W.
f r o s t , S r., v isited
ii. nils in P o rtla n d la s t w eek
M rs. V a n d e rm o s t of T r o u td a le and
,lrs. f.
S im o n s of P o rtla n d called
in Mrs. P. .1. B e rk e la s t F rid a y .
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T o n ed U p W h o le «¡y item .
C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts h a v e d o n e
lo re fo r m e th a n 1 e v e r d a te d h o le
o r," w rites M rs E s th e r Ma« P .a 'a r ,
Ip e n cerp o rt, N. Y. “ I us» il se v e ra l
io ttles of th e s e ta b le ts a fev m o n th s
go
T h ey n o t o n ly c a r e d m e of
illious a tta c k s , sick h e a d a c h e s an d
h a t tire d o u t fe e lin g , b u t on» 1 up
uy w hole s y s te m .” F o : sa le by all
te a le rs .
A
TROUTDALE
T R O U T D A L E , O ct. 2 « .— A fine
baby boy a rr iv e d a t th e h o m e o f Mr.
an d Mrs. F ra n k C u m m in g s S u n d ay ,
th e 1 8 th In st.
Mrs.
C ra w fo rd
ts
v is itin g h er
d a u g h te r in W a sh in g to n .
D. W. M lckley m ad e a flying visit
to A rlin g to n last w eek.
T h e L a d ie s' Aid m et at th e c h u rc h
, W ed n esd ay aft< rn o o u to sew . T h o se
p re s e n t w ere,
Mrs. Burdin»*, Mrs.
R u m m e r. Mrs. <’. I R a k e r, M rs C. I.
T h o m a s. M rs D. W M lckley M rs. It.
K n a rr, M rs. S u rb e r, Mrs. G. I* L um s-
d en , M is. F. Z im m e rm a n , M rs G ia n t
S haw , M rs. A lla rd , M iss In g lis, Miss
O live W i l s o n _________________ ______
This fascinating educa- S
tional production of the a
Maxwell Motor Co. has ‘
been seen and praised by
thousands in many parts
of the country.
Secure tickets from us
to-day.
Latourell & Son
Gresli.ini. Ore.
Powell St.
FASI LYNN
The Same Quaint Old-fashion Drama
<
T hat was so popular many years ago, will appear at the
SCENOGRATH TH EATR E
T. M. HURLBURT
55” Oct. 30
“COLONIAL PLAYERS”
Republican Nominee
FOR SHERIFF
Multnomah County
Specialties
Between Acts
••
••
Admission 15c - 25c
IP e lik e it since it ie the R e s t S p r e a d e r M o n e y C o n R o \ end
f, ;ar inteed lo do better w o rk inless tim e then any o th er aprruder
on the m arket today. It '» easy to In id , th o ro u fh ly pulverizes,
• p re a d a w ider end more evenly t h e n a n y o t h e r machine.
Com e and Get th e F ree C atalog
W e alto have a »pecial lolder, showin< ’ • M n o ” Spreader» in full colors.
Both, circular and catalog, w II ( h e y u a good idea o l
Spreader
perfection. T h e machine itaell ie on hand lo r your in»P' lion. C om e and
aee the practical, low down top, the extra deep bed a ,d ell other unique
features found only in " N ltc o " Spreader*. L e t ua sh o w you .
H E S S E L ’S
FARM
M A C H IN E R Y
Superior Drills, tins Engines, Feed Mills, Cider Presses. j
complete line of all Machinery. Oliver Chili».1 and Steel 1 lows.
Beat to Bay.
Ile' t U) l "e-
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