Gresham outlook., October 30, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

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som e beans in his
now y ie ld in g the
season. T h e firs t
us cared f o r a t th e uru il tim e ,
h in g tr< en beans and also dr>
T. M. HURLBURT
R e p u b lic a n N o m in ee
FOR SHERIFF
M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty
A Few Words About Prescriptions
(lot tor fig h ts d isea.se w ith m e d ic in e .
If th e m e d ic in e is
i t r ig h t, iie c a n n o t c o n q u e r d is e a s e . If t h e d r u g g is t d o e s h is d u ty
¡lie iiic d e in c w ill he r ig id , a n il y o u r d o c to r w ill sta n d a fa ir c h a n c e
o f w in n in g th e v ic to ry .
In no o ilie r h ran cli o f th e D ru g B u s in e s s sh o u ld t h e d e t a ils
I c c iv e m ore c u e an d a t t e n t io n th a n in th e P r e s c r ip tio n d e p a r t­
m e n t.
i'.v ciy d e ta il th e r e is im p o r ta n t.
M e t e a l i / e th is l i n t and m a ke tlio ro u g h n e tis a fe a tu re o f o u r
p re s c rip tio n rase.
E v ei.i l*K sc r ip tio n d isp e n se d at t h is s t o r e h a s th e |*ersonaJ a t­
te n tio n o f tin* p r o p r ieto r s.
M e u s e o n ly th e PI B E S T a n d B E S T D R E G S o b ta in a b le and
o u r p r ic e s m e g u a r a n te e d lo w e r Ilian a n y p la c e in t h e c ity .
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
i lie I I F X 4 L L
S to r e
G re s h a m , O r e .
Lumber
A ll K inds, Rough o r
D ressed, M ould ing,
Shingles, Etc.
M
K
W e a re still selling L u m b e r at greatly
red u c e d p rices a n d h a v e larg e q u a litie s of
all kinds, ro u g h , sized a n d finishing, a t
ou r m ill at S a n d y . L et u s figure on y o u r
o rd ers. W rite o r p h o n e . W e deliver.
D a lly O re g o n ia n , 1 y r. reg
T w ic e a-W eek O u tlo o k , 1 y r
C o m b in a tio n . 1 ye a r
L e u n a rtz , M gr.
New Sanitary Meat Market
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE,
HAM, LARD, BACON
S a n d y , Ore.
G rin d in g and R ollin g.
1 50 j at E. N a ssh a h n ’s m ill a t New Pleas-
6 00 a n t H om e. Open e ve ry day.
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tu n
M rs. M. V og el and M iss M a rg a re t
reecy e n te rta in e d at d in n e r Sun-
i lay M iss E dna V ogel. M rs W ood.
I.vn n W ood and G. H o a r a il o f P o rt-
I :nd and W . E. W ood o f G resham .
C h ris tia n Science services w ill be
•eld in t h e ir h a ll in th e I. O. O E.
i itild in g Sunday a t 11 o ’clo ck. Sub­
je c t, “ E v e rla s tin g P u n is h m e n t." The
. ib lic is c o r H a lly in v ite d to a tte n d I
th e c h u rc h se rvice *.
M rs. J. H. W ood is ag a in i l l at
It.lin e at M elrose and is being cared *1
f ir by M rs. E lla A to m
Mr.-. I,. A’. L u ste d m issed her fr o n t
g it e th is m o rn iu g , it h a vin g been
c a rrie d away by som eone d u rin g
n ig h t. M rs. L u ste d is q u ite h o p e fu l
h o w e ve r th a t it w ill be re tu rn e d t o , (
h e r on tlie n ig h t ol H a llo w e 'e n .
At th e Me, iio d is t E piscopal c h u rc h
iin d a y ( h e r w ill b ' p r e ie lii ig bv
Rev. M e iv tlk T. W ire nt i l a. in.
and 7 :3 0 p. t
M o rn iu g to p ic, ‘ 'T h e
R e v e la tio n o f G o d ."
E ve n in g to p ic.
“ O rego n G o in g D ry
W hy?’
S un­
day sch o o l
at I n a. ni.,
E p w o rth
Le ague at 6 :4 5 p. nt. A t 12 o ’clo ck
( n o o n ) , fo llo w in g tin re g u la r T jo rti-
in g p re a c h in g se rvic , th e fu n e ra l
t e n ice o f Mrs. M a ry A lim da J o h n -
son w ill be held.
A d o lf T ie tz e
MAIN ST.
GRESHAM, ORE
“ O rego n D r y " M e e tin g ,
A f u ll house gre eted “ D y n a m ite
A dam s" at
th e
M e th o d is t c h u rc h
Sunday eve ning,
T h e occasion was
a u n io n m e e tin g o f th e ch u rch e s in
the in te re s ts o f “ O regon D r y .” T h e
spe ake r to ld o f th e u t t e r fa ilu r e to
re g u la te th e
saloo n
and asserted
th a t th e forces o f m o r a lity w o u ld n o t
stop s h o rt o f
its
e x te rm in a tio n .
" T h a t th e saloon has no in h e re n t
by the sup rem e c o u rt o f th e U n ite d
S tates.” said M r. A dam s. “ I t exists
o n ly by th e to le ra n c e o f th e people.
I t is d ir e c tly opposed to th e life , lib ­
e rty and happiness o f th e pe op le.”
N o tic e.
Stimulators— Balance of Week
CLAMS
PEANUT BUTTER
RICE
2 Cans for 15c
2 lbs. for 25c
5 lbs. for 25c
i
sa
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t ’a r l G u n d rttin lias
H qo 1 R .» e r a hi re hi
th e past le w weeks.
M i s Steane, o l V ic to ria . H.
is
!.<■ >,(!( st o l Mr». A. J. W. B row n .
1 lie ladies w ere fo rm e r frie n d s and
associates in E n g la n d .
C. E. R u sh e r lias been con fine d to
h is hom e f o r th e past few hays w ith
an a tta c k o f g rip p e .
T im L a d ie s ' A id society w ill hold
its m o n th ly
business
nn t tin g and
tea at th e pa rsonugt on I b u r s d a y u f-
e ltio o a .'.o ve n ,h e r 5. A b e d a te lias
been ch.-nged fro m W ednesday to
i n u r r i k j tin s m o n th .
T hose who BYERS' BAND CONCERT
AND i«AMCL AT ORIENT
w ill assist .Mis. W ire , th e hostess, in
>'ni'i i.-h fiig and s e rv in g lu n ch e o n are
Tin« P ey e rs' C o nce rt
Band o f
.»I-.. S. R. H ra d lie ld , M r-. I,. C. St.
H aute n e ig h b o rh o o d pro
, i. i. r am i M r t. i . M. Z im m e rm a n . A Pleasant
H u ll a tte n d a n c e is urged as im p o r t ­ po 'cs to e n te rta in its m any friend--.
ant business w ill com e b e fore th e H a llo w e ’en n ig h t, O cto be r
.1. by
no («ting.
g iv in g a dance at O rie n t h a ll.
I .Mrs. N issen, o f P o rtla n d , p re s id e n t
T lie sta n d a rd o f e u te rtu in m i nt by
o f the S m ith f o r G o v e rn o r c lu b , w ill
-peak a t th e lib r a r y S a tu rd a y even- Die hand boys needs no co m m e n t as
, in g a t is o 'c lo c k .
S everal o th e r they la v e p ro ven them selves ro y a l
! speakers w ill be present.
e n te rta in « rs in th e past and i t is
M rs. A. H e v e l and M rs. W . It. th e ir aim to keep up th is sta n d a rd
! K e rn e n te rta in e d a n u m b e r o f frie n d s
, a t th e hom e o f M rs. H e ve l on la s t ’ E x c e ls io r” is t h e ir m o tto .
E v e ry o n e is c o r d ia lly in v ite d to a t­
E rid a y a fte rn o o n .
A d e p u ty fro m th e c o u n ty c le r k ’s te n d a n d e n jo y the m se lve s and p a r­
| office d is trib u te d b a llo t boxes and tic ip a te in th e p lea sure o f th e eve n­
e le c tio n su p p lie s
to d a y
to 12 p re ­ in g . T h e best is assured.
c in c ts in ea stern M u ltn o m a h .
T h e m em bers o f th e R ebekah lodge
w ere tre a te d to a s u rp ris e a t the GOVERNOR WEST
j close o f lodge W ednesday e ve ning.
IN GRESHAM TONIGHT
M esdatnes L u lu S tre b in , I d e ll H o y t
and A n n ie G ibbs had p re p a re d a de­
G o v e rn o r W est is b ille d to speak
lic io u s lu n ch e o n w h ic h was served at In M e tzg e r's h a ll to n ig h t.
H e p ro b ­
j Idle hom e o f M rs. L u lu S tre b in .
E v­ a b ly com es here in (lie in te re s ts o f
e r y o n e re p o rte d a d e lig h tfu l tim e .
S e n a to r
C h a m b e rla in
and
( ’ . .1.
Ed. O sbu rn has gone to T h e D a lle s S m ith , w h om lie is e n d e a v o rin g to
elect as g o v e rn o r to succeed h im s e lf.
I fo r a b r ie f v is it.
A tte n tio n is c a lle d to B e rt L ln d - I He w ill be accorded a re s p e c tfu l
J sey's g re a t re m o v a l sale, to la st a ll o f h e a rin g and w ill have a la rg e a u d i­
N ovem ber.
D u rin g th is sale th e pa- ence to receive h im , b e fittin g h is po
I fro n s o f th e s to re w ill be served w ith s itio n as g o v e rn o r o f tlie state.
T h a t he can m ake any co n ve rts is
j fre e coffee in th e P u lfe r g ro ce ry
s to re a d jo in in g , e ve ry day a t noon. I d o u b tfu l, b u t to those w ho believe
as he does his v is it w ill be an in s p ir ­
M rs. IL R. C a rlso n re tu rn e d last a tio n to do and to dare a n y th in g in
I n ig h t fro m a v is it o f seve ral weeks th e in te re s ts o f dem ocracy as he in ­
in W iscon sin.
te rp re ts it.
A m o n g th e
books received th is
week at th e lib r a r y is a new set o f j
L ist o f L etters.
cro ch e t books, also H e n sh a w ’s M o u n ­
R e m a in in g le tte rs u n ca lle d fo r in
ta in W ild F lo w e rs , A’ow n and V il­
lage, E a ir lie 's L o c a l G o v e rn m e n t in th e G resham postofiiee fo r week e n d ­
C o u n tie s and T o w n s and V illa g e s and in g O cto be r 2 5 th , 1914:
D r W ood H u tc h in s o n 's We and O u r
L e tte rs — F .
R.
Joh nso n. A. H.
C h ild re n .
B u rn s, V. P. H a yw o o d , H. F. T h o m p ­
M iss A da H o ne y is e n te rta in in g son, J. R. L u n d y , M rs. M . M. B oo th.
th is week M rs. It. T . S tow e rs o f K e n ­
C a rds- N. H ill, G. A che y o r T.
n e w ic k , W a s h in g to n .
A chey, Miss Dot W ilm o t, C la u d in e M
I t A lw a y s Does th e W o rk
P eterson, M r. and M rs. (Aeve B in d e r.
“ I lik e C h a m b e rla in 's C o ug h R em ­
These le tte rs w ill be sen t to the
edy b e tte r th a n a n y othe.- ’ w rite s R.
dead
le tte r o filc e t on N o ve m b e r 8 th ,
E Rob rts . H o m e r C ity , Pa
“ 1 have
before.
In
ta k e n it o ff and on f o r years am t it 1914, i f n o t d e liv e re d
has n e ve r fa ile d to g ive th e Jesired c a llin g f o r tlie above, please say “ a d ­
re s u lts .”
f o r sale by a ll D ealers.
v e rtis e d ." g iv in g da te o f lis t.
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I. M cC O L L , P. M.
Sandy F ir Lumber Co
M a r tin
30.
Colonial Ranges Are Better
T H E Y A R E M A D E E SP E C IA L L Y
I O R T H E C O A ST T R A D E
S h a llo w anil I,road F ir e B ox w ith C ast E x te n sio n .
B ody m ade o il
l io n B u st Pi not'. New P la in C o lo n ia l I in isli, easy I
t o id ea n . G u a r a n te ed lor 15 y e a r s.
A llis r a n g e is m a d e by th e |
P o r tla n d S to v e W o r k s.
S o ld an d r e c o m m e n d e d in
X liie r ie a ii
III got
STERLING & KIDDER’S
‘PERILS OF PAULINE’
5 Reels Each Monday and Tuesday 5
>
S c e n e from “ P e r ils o f P a u lin e " , a g re a t s e ria l p ic tu r e D i a l w ill
sta r t at tlie P ic tu r e Show next M o n d a y, N o ve m b e r 2.
See th e fir s t
p ic tu re .
S ta r tin g N o v em b er 2 . e a ch Monday and T uesday, th ere w ill he five
r« els on th e pi n g ra iu , 'P erils o f P au lin e" and th ree o th er su b jects.
Adnti sin n 5 c anil Die.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J .
W.
BROWN,
Prop.
Best Q u a lity M eats,
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
to Size and Quality.
PHONE 41
1‘OWELL STREET
Why Not Publish It
aches.
She w rite s , “ I feel It m y
W hen you w a n t a fa c t to become l | u ty to te ll o th e rs whRt C h a m b e r-
g e n e ra lly k n o w n , th e r ig h t w ay is to la *n 8 T Hh'e ts
have
done fo r me
pu bH -h ...
M „
i r ,p „
‘ «
“ ^ 3
P eru, In d ., wan tro u b le d w ith bplch- th e m I have been e n tir e ly w e l l ” F o r
in g , bout stom ach and fre q u e n t head- «ale by a ll b e a te r*.
Additional Troutdale News
Flour Is Advancing Again!
A good time to buy. We have not advanced our prices yet.
Sugar is on the decline.
Woven Fence at Close-out Prices
Only a few hundred rods of this fence left at close-out prices.
If you w i l l want fence better see us.
WIRE
661
we
METZGER BROS.
hurry
Service and Quality Store
we
WIRE
661
M rs. G po . S c h la tte r received th e
news o f th e de ath o f h e r son, F red
| Is e li, in C h icag o last S a tu rd a y m o rn ­
ing. T h e r. m ain w i l l be b ro u g h t to
P o rtla n d fo r in te rm e n t.
The
de­
c re a s e d was a b ro th e r o f J. E Is e li,
w ho has m ade his hom e in T ro u td a le
fo r th e la s t tw o years.
M r. and M rs. A r t h u r A n d e rso n and
| c h ild re n , o f P o rtla n d , were guests
o f M r and M rs. C. I. R a k e r on T ues­
day.
SOW and fo u r 6-w eeks o ld pigs fo r
sale. A lfr e d H oney, R. 4, G re sh ­
am .
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T one d Up W h o le
C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts
j m ore f o r me th a n I e ve r
f o r . " w rite s M rs. E s th e r
ncerport, N y .
S y-te in .
have done
d a te d hot c
M3« P.aker.
"I used several
|i b o ttle s o f these ta b le ts a few m on th s
ago
T h e y n o t o n ly
cu re d tue o f
b ilio u s a tta c k s , s ic k headaches and
th a t tir e d o u t fe e lin g , b u t oned up
my w h o le sys te m .”
F o r sale by a ll
Dealers.
hurry
Eyes tested
| Dr.
Oso. In g lis .
ARE YOU WATCHING FOR
GOOD INVESTMENTS?
W e are o fte n in p o s itio n to o ffe r you o r to o b ta in f o r you to p -
n o tch s e c u ritie s a t te rm s w h ich serve to increase th e ir d e s ir a b ility .
These, ho w e ver, are f o r in v e s to rs w ho dem and "S a fe ty F ir s t . ”
We
w o u ld n o t ris k o u r re p u ta tio n h a n d lin g a n y th in g except g ilt-e d g e d
s e c u ritie s .
Now and th e n we p ic k up a s m a ll bond w h ic h Just s u its a
y o u n g m an s needs. M a n y have an eye o u t f o r n o n -ta xa b le s, and
th e re are u s u a lly some good ones in o u r lis t. W e can serve you in
th e c o lle c tio n o f in te re s t, and w ill accom m odate you In e v e ry o th e r
way possible. F eel fre e to ask o u r ad vice an d __
KEEP 1N.TÓUCH.WITH U S -IP S WORTH,WHILE
FIRST STrf
G P E S H A
and
glasse» ulted. 11
r
H a rd w a re Store
Gresham, Cre.
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
T h e re w ill be he ld on th e 10th
day o f N o vem b er at 8 o ’io c k p. ni.
a t M e tzg e r's h a ll, in th e to w n o f
G resham , a p u b lic mass m e e tin g o f
th e e le cto rs and c itiz e n s th e re o f, f o r
the purpose o f n o m in a tin g fro m one
to fo u r persons f o r each o f th e o f ­
fices t o be fille d at tin« to w n e le ctio n
fo r 1914, tow it :
.Mayor,
R e co rd e r,
T r e a s u r e r ,'
M a rs h a ll and th re e C o u n c ilm a n .
By o rd e r o f th e C o m m on C o u n c il
o f tlie T o w n o f G resham . O regon
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D. M. R O B E R T S , R ecorder.
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IN GRESHAM
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BANE!