Gresham outlook., November 06, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
<>l T I.O O K
Our Great Removal
Is Under Full Blast
YOU MUST HURRY
If you w ant to get in on the good things that are in store
here for you. T his is no idle talk, things are moving.
If you d o n ’t believe it com e and see for yourself,
IF YOU DO BELIEVE IT COME IN AND GET YOUR SHARE.
T h a t beautiful a sso rtm en t o f dress goods is m oving fast. C heck, Plaids,
R om an Stripes, Plain Serges, All W ool O reg o n C assim eres an d O v er C oatings
------——---------- a l l g r e a t l y r e d u c e d ----------------------
Damasks and Linnen Goods
Keg.
Keg.
Keg.
Keg.
Keg.
5O<
K)c T o w e lin g , yd.
lie
T o w e liiig .jd . I le
15c T o w e lin g . yd
13c
2t)c T o w e lin g , yd
17c
35c llu in a s k . yd
211« •
11<
co l. Dunia.sk, yd
Keg. 415c ffu im is k ,
yd
57c
K eg. "5c
y il
GKc
h a m u .s k ,
$1. IX), a ll lin e n
S I . 25, a ll lin e n
10 per cent on a ll
m a d e t o w e ls .
Dress Goods
This stock of DREES GOODS
is without doubt the largest and
choicest ever assembled in Gresh­
am. All new 1614 Merchandise.
25c Plaids and Checks
$ .¡g
5oc Plaids and Checks
.¿9
bi c Serges, all colors
,45
i. c u.rgis, wi.ite and navy .67
$1 Serges and Plaids
.¿>9
$1 25 Roman Stripes
.95
$1.50 Oregon Casimere, 58
inches wide
1.19
$2.00 Roman Stripes, 56 in.
wide
/.69
$2 Serges and Corkscrews 1.69
1C per cent off on all Silks.
$1.50 Serges, 50 in. wide
/ 29
$2.25 0 'Coatings
1.69
$2 50 Roman Stripes, 58 in 1.99
HUc
WHOM
rea dy*
B .DM
rea lly made T a b le < l o t h s
1.10
te a d y made T a id e I lo t lis
1.13
re a d y m a ili' T a b le I lo t h -
2 . 1 5
ready m ade T a id e I l o t l l s , <>M\I>M i l l .
1.25
$r.oo re a d y m udi' T a b le C lo th s , 7O\HM ill.
1.05
$ 0 .0 0 ready made T a b le C lo t Its, 70x1 (Mi in
15 per cen t o il on a ll N a p kin s.
IO per cent oil' on a ll A r t L in e n s, B u y these goods
now fo r y o u r H o lid a y Needs.
$ 1 .2 5
$1.50
$1.75
$2.50
LADIES UNDERWEAR
25 c C ot. I n d e r w 'r gr. $ .10
.27
35 c C o l. I n d e rw 'r, g r.
.30
5<)c C ot. I n d e rw 'r. g r.
.53
05c C o l. 1 'n d e rw 'r, gr.
75c C ot. L n d e rw 'r, g r.
.113
.MO
$1 a ll w ool K a n n e lit
1 .10
$ 1 .5 0 a ll w o o l, g r.
5Oc I n io n S u its
.30
05c I ilio n S u its
.53
$ 1 .0 0
I'n io n S u its
.MO
$ 1 .2 5
I n io n S u its
1.00
$1 .5 0
I n io n S u its
1.20
$1.75 I n io n S o ils
1.53
$ 2 .5 0
I nio n S u its
2 .1 5
33 1-3 p e r re n t o il on a ll
M u s lin I 'n d e rw e a r.
T hese goods a re ¡ill new mid
s tric tly 11,1 to d a te , all th e new
eolot itigs a n d designs.
Every Boys’ Suit REDUCED
Reg. $2.50 Suits
Reg.$3.45 Suits
Rig. $3.85 Suits
Reg. $5.00 Suits
10 per cent off on all
A ll F u r n is h in g Goods Reduced 10 p e r cent.
A il Hoys’ H ats Reduced 15 p e r cent.
•lust rece ive d new sh ip m e n t o l M id d ie s and G ir ls ' Dresses
a il w ill be in c lu d e d in th is sale.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Boys
$2.15
$2.95
$4.45
Pants
G R E A T R E D U C T IO N O N C O R SETS
L a rg e asso rt inept of S ty le s to lit a ll figures. T w e n ty tw o p a irs of R. r (1. C orsets
ra n g in g fro m $1.00 to $2.00, to close th ese out we a re o ffe rin g them at 33 1-3 p e r cen t off.
LA ROSE CORSETS, all new fall numbers.
Regular $1.00, Sale 85c
Regular $1.50, Sale $1.25. Regular $2.00, Sale $1.70
Regular $3.00, Sale $2.55.
10 per cent off on all J.C.C. Corsets.
BERT LINDSEY
VICTORY
I »
HALEY
B orn to M r. and M rs. A1 Stafford
o f B rid a l V e il O cto b e r 3 0 th , a g ir l.
M o th e r and d a u g h te r are b o th do ­
in g fine and are s ta y in g at th e hom e
o f M rs. S ta ffo rd 's m o th e r, M rs. G. W.
A lld e r.
A
la rg e n u m b e r o f yo u n g fo lk s
g a th e re d a t th e L is te r hom e one ev­
e n in g last week and e n jo ye d file
e ve n in g .
M iss is a b e ll T h o m p so n , a fte r tw o
m o n th s ' v is it at
T h e D a lle s w ith
frie n d s and re la tiv e s , re tu rn e d hom e
S unday.
M r. and M rs. H e n ry D o u th it spent
one day last week in P o rtla n d sh o p ­
ping .
M r.
W o o d w a rd
is r e p a irin g his
b a rn b e fo re the w in te r comes on.
M rs. F re d F o th spent S a tu rd a y
and S unday in P o rtla n d w ith h e r
m o th e r.
G. W. A n d re w is e n la rg in g his
p o u ltr y fa rm and V u ild iu g m ore new
c h ic k e n coops.
T h e L a d ie s ' E i .b ro id e ry c lu b w ill
m eet a t M rs. H e n ry Jones' T h u r s ­
day, O cto b e r 11th.
E ve ryb o d y in ­
vited.
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“Perils oí Pauline”
Monday, Nov. 9
A t the Scenograph
Christmas Is Coming!
Also Seven Pianos!
A nd that will m ean seven happy hom es of contestants who
as a result of a little forethought and personal effort win in the
popular V oting Contest which will end about C hristm as time.
Several contestants have been
doing splendidly. They also are
being rewarded for their trouble.
The weekly prizes are valuable
and should be widely distributed.’
The remaining weeks will be the,
very best opportunity of the con
test period for both subscription
work on the Outlook and trade
boosting at the store.
“ Nothing succeeds like suc­
SANDY VOTES WET
cess,’’ and success in this contest
ON AMENDMENT
is not limited to just one but is
Sandy
p re c in c t lo s t p r o h ib itio n ,
open to many. There is only one
on th e a m e n d m e n t, by th re e votes.
absolutely
Free Piano, the first
T h e re was no lo cal p e titio n on th e
b a llo t.
I t is sta te d th a t th e ques­ prize, but there arc six others so
tio n w ill com e up a g a in f o r de cisio n
nearly free that they are well
in th e c ity a t th e c o m in g m u n ic ip a l ,
e le c tio n in Decem ber.
T h e r e p u b li­ worth striving for.
cans c a rrie d a ll th e c o u n ty offices, J
There are lots more subscrip
T h e v o tin g co n te st is a tra d e b u ild ­ tions to be hud for the asking.
e r and so helps th e hom e m e rc h a n t Get a list of names in your locali­
firs t.
Y o u he lp y o u rs e lf by h e lp in g ty and start out now to get 25
h im . K ee p th e m oney a t hom e and
new subscriptions. That will give
boost f o r tb s * hom e tra d « .
you a good start. You can do it. j ;
F A IR V IE W
M A S O N IC L O D G E — Meet»
Read the rules. Watch for the
Jk
firs t S a tu rd a y o f each m onth.
special
offers of double votes, etc. ;
W o r s h ip fu l M a s te r, W H . B tan-
All Next Week
(Nov. 9 to 14)
Double Votes on Ail NEW
Subscriptions.
1
S h in g le s ,
E tc .
Sandy F ir Lumber Co,
M a r tin L e n n a rtz , M g r.
Sandy, Ore.
NEW SANITARY MEAT MARKET
Prime Fresh Meat
M akes a G o o d C o m b in a tio n fo r a d elicio us d in n e r at
y o u r hom e. W e alw ays have P rim e things fo r you.
T h e choicest cuts o f meat o f a ll kind s. H om e-m ad e
Sausage, H am . L a rd and Bacon.
ADOLF TIETZE, Prop.
Mam Street. Gresham
le y .
'
s e c re ta ry ,
E a rl
I hat means 6(XX) Votes for any contestant
handing in a new nam e for the Outlook
for one year, if paid in advance.
Beautiful Award for Monday, Nov. 9
HOW TO SECURE YOUR VOTES
En< li c a n d id a te n o m in a te d in g iv e n 5MXM) votes to s ta r t w ith .
T h e lis t o f c a n d id a te s w ill be publlsheal la t e r In th e O u tlo o k .
\ oten g iv e n w ith p urr lianea a t th e P u lfe r M e r c a n tile Co. H tore
G re s h a m . See lin t u n d e r R u les o f C o ntest.
Y o tae g iv e n w ith new su b M -rip tlo n s a m i re n e w a ls to G re s h am
O u tlo o k .
2<XX) votes on each d o lla r re ceived on new s u b s c rip tio n .
KMX) votes on e a c h d o lla r re c e iv e d on re n e w als .
KMX) voitw on each d o lla r reredvad oa s u h s c rip U o a in a r-
T s fa rt
'F a irv ie w .
R O C K W O O D T E N T , K O. T . M —
M e e t* firs t S a tu rd a y and th ird F rid a y
evenin gs esc ft m onth. C o m m a n d er, F ra n s
D ickenson;
record
keeper.
W a lk e r
W uesinberry. G resh am , R . F. D. 1.
C H A R IT Y H I V E , L O. T M — M eets
second T h u rs d a y and fo u r th S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n s each m o n th .
C om m ander.
M re. Josie S ta n le y , reco rd keeper, M rs
Lola Bpatft.
TUKEE
* i ” :' i ,<~jM?~?“ * i “5” ::“ ir > * ::,*'~:~:“ >:~''“ :~:“ :” > ' X ~ ! ~ i - » * * * $ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
T h e Ladies* A id society o f th e M.
E. c h u rc h w ill meet at Mrs. C h a rle s
H u n te r s hom e on th e 11th.
M rs. K h y in a n lias re n te d th e S liin -
.im an house and is m o v in g in .
M r. W e n n e r has leased th e Jo h n -
i son jd a c e .
W. H. M a rk e d , o f P o rtla n d , was
1 v is itin g
w ith
his, b ro th e r W. E.
1 M a tk e ll on Sunday.
M r. F re iie e n , o f C h e rry G rove. O r­
egon, has m oved here and w ill s ta rt
in business as a ha rne ss and shoe-
! m a k e r in a few days.
M r. A n d e rs o n , o u r je w e le r, w ho
le ft a c o u p le o f weeks ago, has r>
tu rn e d w ith his fa m ily .
H is stock
o f goods w ill he h e re in a few days.
M r. C o n n e r who was h e lp in g Mrs
1 K e n n e d y has re tu rn e d hom e to l.os
A ngeles, C a lifo rn ia .
J. S. O tis is ve ry s ic k , h is g ra n d -
-ons J u le and A rc h ie C o llin s , are
w ith h im .
T h e re was a b ig tu r n o u t to the
e le c tio n fro m P le a sa n t Hom e.
P leasant Horn»' is p ro spe rous and
Just lo o k at th a t lo n g co lu m n o f a d r y to w n . A ll th e houseH a re f u ll
and m ore are needed. I t w o u ld lie a
W ant A ds!
good In v e s tm e n t f o r som e one to
b u ild some houses f o r ren t here.
The
L a d lin '
A id society o f the
M e th o d is t c h u rc h w ill meet at the
hom e o f M rs. ( lias H u n te r W ednes
A ll K in d s , R o u g h o r
day a fte rn o o n , N ov. 11.
A ll mem­
D r e s s e d , M o u ld in g ,
bers and frie n d s in v ite d .
w e 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. W rite or phone. W e deliver.
Phone 446
\ o \ EMBER
O R IE N T
Ita . are v is itin g a t th e ho m e o f M r.
LUSTED
I a m i M rs. G. W ih lo n th is week.
\ la rg e crowd a tte n d e d th e sale
Mrs. J o h n H ossner Is v is itin g her
A ll v o te rs tu rn e d o u t good in th is
o f th e H o ls te in h e rd o f Chas. K in g pa re n ts in ea stern O regon f o r several v ic in ity to h e lp vo te O regon d ry.
at th e lio o r k
place
on S a tu rd a y. weeks.
He expects to stay u n til
M r.
h o lla r w ic h
has re n te d th e
P rices w ere
d is a p p o in tin g and no J a fte r T h a n k s g iv in g .
I Dawson S m ith fa rm th is ye a r.
He
gre at dem and seemed to be fo r th is
M r. and Mrs. N ic k R a u w re tu rn e d s w ill w o rk most o f th e re n t o u t in th e
class o f cows.
[ to M o u ta v illa a fte r a co u p le o f weeks , way o f c le a rin g and m a k in g fences.
T h e B a p tis t C h ap el L a d ie s' A id stay on th e fa rm .
gave a lu n ch e o n at the sale on th e
M r. and M rs W. 11. H a m ilto n . Sr., TROUTDALE TO NAME
K o o rk place on S a tu rd a y and as a are v is itin g re la tiv e s In Portland a
CITY OFFICIALS
re s u lt t h e ir tre a s u ry is $30 th e bet few weeks.
te r.
|
M rs. li . L u s te d ie on th e sic k lis t
T h e c ity c o u n c il o f T ro u td a le has
Robert S S m ith was a P o rtla n d th is week.
M rs. A. C. W ih lo n is B tlll very m ade a rra n g e m e n ts fo r a mass m eet­
v is ito r on W ednesday 011 business.
P H K o o rk has re tu rn e d fro m a 1 p o o rly .
in g to be he ld on M on da y eve ning,
Some
o f the h ig h school board
m o u th 's v is it
in
ea stern
O regon
Nov. 9, a t w h ic h tim e fo u r c o u n c il-
was
o
u
t
fro
m
G
resham
last
F
rid
a
y
w here he w e n t to ta k e In the Pen-
eve ning and spoke in re g a rd to th is
ille to n ro u n d -u p «vid v is it frie n d s .
m en, a re c o rd e r, tre a s u re r and m a r­
C laren ce Jackson was a G resham d is tr ic t c o n s o lid a tin g w it li th e m to
help b u ild a u n io n h ig h school.
sh a l w ill be n o m in a te d f o r th e De­
v is ito r on Tuesday.
L. C u m m in g s and fa m ily , o f A rle - cem ber c it y e le c tio u .
M rs. A. F. Chase is p la n n in g an
extended v is it back east in the near
fu tu re .
•
.
W illia m
M c A lp in e
and
F re d d y
d ro ve to M o n ta v illu on T uesday fro m
th e re to o k th e ear to to w n .
N elson A Joh an son have had a
, tine ro o f put o v e r the w e ll at the
I Store.
M r. Johanson d id the w o rk .
M rs. Roy W a lte rs was one o f the
e le c tio n c le rk s at B o rin g on Tues-
I day.
M re. H a le is s t ill c o n fin e d to bed
I since she re tu rn e d fro m G resham ,
w here she
had
been u n d e rg o in g
{ tre a tm e n t.
M r. and M rs. F r a n k Caddy le ft on
¡W edn esd ay fo r a w eek's v is it
at
Hood R iv e r w ith re la tiv e s .
G reat s a tis fa c tio n is fe lt at th e re ­
s u lt o f
th e
p r o h ib itio n
vote, b u t
J w lie tlie r th a t w ill stop d r in k in g s t ill
re m a in s to be seen.
A. F. Chase has a crew o f m en J
I cle a n in g o u t and ce m e n tin g his w e ll.
I Last s u m m e r he was p r e tty s h o rt of I
w a te r.
Jam es and Jo h n B u rn s, o f the M e l­
rose d is tr ic t, a tte n d e d the sale o f
lllo ls te ln s on S a tu rd a y and too k d in ­
ne r at M r. M cA lp iu e 's.
M r. and Mrs. H irc iu and fa m ily
have gone to to w n f u r a few days.
T he H a llo w e 'e n hoys were o u t us
usual and seve ral gates were seen
ta k in g an eve n in g w a lk .
B ert C lin e is one o f th e e le ctio n
c le rk s at P ow ell V a lle y p re cin ct.
M rs. Ity m a ii went to P o rtla n d on
M onday to a rra n g e fo r the re m o va l
o f he r f u r n itu r e
to th e S hin a n ia n
hom e w h ic h she has re n te d .
A c o lle c to r was in th e d is tr ic t so­
lic it in g s u b s c rip tio n s
fo r
a
new
c h u rch b u ild in g at G illis hut seent-
in g y l d id not meet w ith m uch su p ­
p o rt in th is d is tr ic t.
T h e re is a l­
ready a c h u rc h here and it can ac­
com m o da te a ll th e c h u rch g o e rs n ice ­
ly w ith seats fo r s tra n g e rs a t any
tim e .
P ota to prices are d is a p p o in tin g in
SK( I I M ) E P IS O D E .
th e m e a n tim e , b u t th e fa rm e rs w ill
S Y N O P S IS O E P K E Y I O IS E P IS O D E .
Just have to exercise pa tien ce am i
H a r r y M a rv in and P a u lin e , his a d o p te d s is te r, have been le ft o rp h a n s
w a it f o r the Im p ro v e m e n t.
T he
a fte rn o o n
tr a in fro m to w n by th e de a th o f th e ir fa th e r, w ho le ft H a r r y o n e -h a lf his fo rtu n e , th e o th e r
w h ich th e ra ilro a d com p an y lias p u t h a lf to P a u lin e , w ith the p ro v is o th a t in th e eve nt o f P a u lin e ’s d e a th b e fore
on and passing lu re to B u ll H un a t m a rry in g H a rry , h e r sha re o f the fo r tu n e was to go to Ills se c re ta ry , Owen.
5 o 'c lo c k is a decided be n e fit, m ore
He also pro m ises b e fore he dies th a t P a u lin e s h o u ld ta ke a t r ip a ro u n d the
e sp ecially to th e scho ol c h ild re n who
had fo r m e r ly to w a it t i l l 7 o ’clo ck w o rld u n d e r O w en's p ro te c tio n . O w en, u v illa in at h e a rt, persuaded by Ills
and th e la te e ve n in g tr a in hack to frie n d H ic k s , decides to have some a ccid e n t ha ppen to P a u lin e so th a t lie
to w n is a gre at con ven ien ce to to w n m ay o b ta in h e r fo rtu n e .
v is ito rs .
O w en, deeply in debt a m i desperate, decides to fo llo w his frie n s H ic k s '
advice, and place P a u lin e 's life in je o p a rd y . H e a d in g o f an a v ia tio n m eet,
G rin d in g and ¡to llin g .
a t E. N a ssha hn's m ill a t New Pleas - they persuade P a u lin e to consent to ta k e a t r ip w ith one o f th e a v ia to rs .
i a n t H om e. Open e ve ry day.
>104 A fte r m a k in g the a rra n g e m e n ts w ith th e a v ia to r to c a rry P a u lin e as a pas­
senger, O wen at n ig h t sneaks to th e g ro u n d s and weakens the a e ro p la n e so
D a lly O re g o n ia n , 1 y r. r p g ........ $6 00 th a t an a c c id e n t w ill be a lm o st su re to happen. A t th e race m eet th e next
T w ice-a-W eek O u tlo o k , 1 y r ..... 1.50 day we see th e g re a t a ccid e n t, r e s u ltin g in th e f a ll o f th e a irs h ip a n il the
¡C o m b in a tio n , 1 y e a r.......
fi.00 de ath o f file p ilo t. H ow P a u lin e escaped you w ill see on th e screen.
PLEASANT HOME
Rev. F. L in d e n , o f P o rtla n d , c a ll-
; ed on his m any H a le y frie n d s one
J ila y last week.
T he a u c tio n sale a t th e B a p tis t
c h u rc h , O cto b e r 29, was w e ll a t-
| tended.
.Mr. M o lin acted as a u c­
tio n e e r.
Mrs. lia g b e rg fa vo re d th e
a u dience w ith tw o solos, M iss M a r
ilia lia g b e rg played th e o rg a n . T h e
proceeds o f th e sale am o u n te d to
n e a rly ,6 3 .
Coffee and cake were
served to a ll present.
T h e y o u n g pe op le’s society o f th e
B a p tis t c h u rc h gave th e ir m o n th ly
rs o c ia l at th e c h u rc h last T uesday
eve ning.
R e fre st u e n ts Were served
by th e c o m m itte e .
T w o new m e m ­
bers w ere ta k e n in to th e c h u rc h last
Sunday.
A lite r a r y society has been o r-
'g a n iz e d am o ng the people o f " S u n ­
s h in e v a lle y .”
'I ucy m eet in th e
houses eve ry S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
M iss Surah Adam s Is re p o rte d on
tile sic k lis t.
Lumber
I H ih ii,
Gresham, R F. D. I.
L iat
of
W eekly P rize *
Contest.
la
Voting | i
Fifteenth— Mission electric lamp.
Sixteenth— Six sliver teaspoon*.
Seventeenth—Nickel casaerole.
Eighteenth—Six silver teaspoon*.
( o nib ln atio a ssharripUons In< laded.
MahsCrlptiona payable Is a d vt
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