PAG E
F O I’R
GRESHAM
T he P rutif o f If.
OVTLOOK
T IE S D A Y ,
A P R II.
18,
1015
Sam e Thing.
I Mrs. A. R. Cain has sta rte d a mu-1
D octor— "Y ou m ust go aw ay for
laical club for th e purpose of s tu d y - 1
) ing m usic in its various phases, i n - ;
u long re s t.” O verw orked M erchant
eluding sight reading
— “ But. doctor. I'm too busy to get
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The nig h t-cap social held at No. I
aw ay ."
D octor— “ Weil, th en , you I
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8 schoolhouse T h u rsd ay evening was
m ust stop —
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rtisin oi
g .” t u c l u i p i u v e m e u la
e j e well
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One o n of m th
Im provem
ents on t h e j well atten d e d .
T he proceeds was
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b eautifying of th e space on th e south
Miss E thel E ngles, of P o rtlan d , is
sid of th e pavilion and n o rth of the a
«•>•* hom e of Jo h n Bliss.
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A local Sunday school in s titu te
ca feteria, leaving only a narrow
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svs Ui
I e iUriiiuuiBl
will
held
at luc
th e I F re
M ethodist
roadw ay to the race track en tran ce. Ichurch Sunday eve„ ,ng A pr„ , bth
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
B links— Jo n e s Is a financial g e n
ius.
Jin k s W hat m akes you th in s
th a t?
B link- H e can m ake money with
o r w ithout going into bankruptcy .
B U Y O U R STR O N G . STYLISH
hose :
FAMILY
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THE LEATHER WHICH COES INTO OUR SHOES
IS SO TANNED THAT IT NOT ONLY FEELS COM
FORTABLE BUT WEARS A LONG TIME. THE SOLES
ARE MADE OF STRONG LEATHER THAT WON’T
SOON WEAR OUT.
E vergreen sh ru b s, flow ering p la n ts Rev. Edw in W. H ight of W oodburn,
and g rass plots will fill th e spaces.
fo rm er p asto r of th e church here,
In the gam e between P o rtlan d Sunday school se creta ry of th e Ore-
Academy and G resham high school gon conference, will conduct th e lu-
tlie Academy won 6 to 1. M cClintock stltu te , also Mrs H ight is expected
for P o rtlan d Academy allow ed G resh ¡to be p resen t an d ta k e p art in th e
am high school only five hits. Pitch« - exercises. All are cordially Invited
; Q uesinberry
for the
high school to atten d .
mad.- a hom e run, the only scofe for | Mrs. M yrtle Myers e n tertain ed h e r 1
the locals. T he high school plays Sunday school class last F rid ay ev
B ehnke-W alker n ex t F rid ay a f ’er- ening a t th e hom e of Mrs. G. B. Mid-
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E versone P come.
Tile high dleton.
F o u rteen boys > < re present
eed s y
v o o n u r r H
rt
school needs
su iin
p p n o n rt
and - all n _____*
rep o rted • a good . time.
, tfion 15 cents.
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Mrs.
C h arity S m ith lias re tu rn e d
Guy Reynolds was In G resham to- from
W alla
W alla, W ashington,
day n eg o tiatin g with A rth u r R egner w here sh e has spent th e past few
for one of his p ictu re m achines
m onths. She has been ill d u rin g a
Ben Raney is w orking at th e Union P art of h e r stay, but is much im -
Stock y ard s for T. K. H ow itt.
H e,p ro v e d in health .
spent Sunday a t home, m aking th e I T he B ap tist L ad les’ Guild will
trip h ere and b ark again on th e h u r- meet T h u rsd ay aftern o o n with Mrs.
rlcan e deck of a broncho.
Ray Todd.
Ed. O sburn is p rep arin g to move
Mrs. C lara Wolff, an old resid en t
Into liis new co rn er w ith his b lack of G resham , arriv ed last n ig h t from
sm ith p lan t.
Buffalo, N. Y., and is at th e hom e of
Superior Qualities El
Have placed the United States Cream Separator on official
record for the past fourteen consecutive years.
There are
many features th a t should convince you, Mr. Dairyman, that
you shoufll use a U. S , made in all sizes. Drop in and see
them.
New lot of heavy and light Milk Cans, Dairy Pails, just
received at
STERLING & KIDDER’S
HARDW ARE
G resham , O re.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A.
J.
W.
BROWN,
Prop. ,
Best Q u a lity M eats,
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
to Size and Quality.
PHONE 41
POW ELL STREET
Ex-chief of Police Slover, of P o rt h er cousin Mrs. J. H. M etzger. Mrs.
land, was a G resham visitor today.
Wolff sees m any im p ro v em en ts in
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G resham since she left h ere th re e
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have
been
m
ade
to
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provide auto m o b iles for th o se who years ago.
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Mrs. S arah Bell, of P o rtlan d , was
wish to a tte n d th e m eeting of the
STYLE. FIT. COMFORT AND THE LOW PRICE
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W om en's H ouk * M issionary society an over-Sunday visito r in th is vicin A
at th e hom e of Mrs. Jas. S terlin g on ity.
ARE WHAT WE GIVE YOU WHEN WE SELL YOU
I SHOES.
Miss E bba C arlson was honored
W ednesday aftern o o n . Conveyances
will b e at th e lib rary at 2 o ’clock to by h er m any young frien d s w ith a
H er com ing
accom m odate those who wish to go. show er on S atu rd ay .
OUR HOSE WILL STAND THE STRAIN OF BUSY
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e a re n o w p re p a re d to
An u n u su ally good program has been m a rriag e to C larence S tanley was a n
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
FEET. TRY IT ONCE. YOU’LL BUY THEM AGAIN.
se rv e y o u r w a n ts in IC E
provided, as published in th e la st nounced as an event th a t will occur
soon.
O utlook.
R E A M and F A N C Y
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P e te r Jo rg en sen , th e young man
Miss G reen and Miss M orian, of
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IN K S . Best Q u a lity at
last week, was
P o rtlan d , visited for several days who d isap p eared
R ig h t prices.
last w e e k with th e ir cousin Miss Fay found w andering n ea r B rightw ood, |
p e n m iles east of Sandy, on F rid a y
W ebber.
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Ilow itt Building
Main Street
Gresham, Ore.
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p i e was b ro u g h t hom e on S atu rd ay
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A com m unication from Mrs. T. W.
i m orning. A te m p o rary a ttac k of in-
Cross, of N ew burg, rep o rts th e ill Jsanity caused him to leave, but he
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ness of h er son S tanley S tinsm an,
^o^ooooooooooaoaoooooaoooooooooooooooooo-ooooooooooooa who is suffering with typhoid fever. seem s to be recovering.
R. A dam s and fam ily have moved
On the M arket
He is in a hospital in San F rancisco.
from
G resham to a farm n ea r M il
He had been em ployed for som e tim e
Fresh
Every Day.
waukie.
Oil th e S team er Bear. Any w ishing
BETW EEN
Mrs. L illian
P u llen and fam ily
to semi him tnesages can ad d ress
him in care of his siste r Mrs. J. W have moved to h e r new house at
Hogan.
T otten, Apt. 1, 401 S te rn e r stre e t.
Ju d g e W o nnacott is im proving his
“It s I im e to L im b e r u p ’’
residence p ro p erty on Main street,
v
Car Every 30 Minutes
MBS. ELLEN POMEROY
W e C arry th e F a m o u s S p a ld in g B ro s .’
w ith a new roof.
M A IN S T R E E T
G R ESH A M
An au to collided w ith P u lfe r’s d e
THE MUSIC SHOP
PHONE 901
livery w agon yesterd ay , causing a
Main St.,
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Gresham
AND STUDIO
few m in o r dam ag es to th e tw o hind ’ »
T each ers’ Supplie«
Also Spalding’s Tennis Ratketsand Balls
wheels.
T h e a u to o w n er paid all x~c-<-«-:~5-x~x~x~x~x~x--x~x~x~:. LET US CALL FOR YOU
O ver R. R. C a rlso n ’s S tore
costs of rep airs.
S tayton voted $19,000 bonds for a
A la rg e n u m b er of baseball fans high school.
See us for all S p o rtin g G oods
w ent to P o rtla n d today to a tte n d th e
W illam ette Valley ed ito rs m eet at
opening gam e an d sh o u t fo r th e B ea
S pringfield, A pril 24th.
vers.
FUNDAMENTAL
MUSIC
TRAINING
Very ab le ad d resses w ere listened
Springfield is proposing a union
( lass and P riv a te Lessons
to a t th e M ethodist E piscopal church high school.
FORD JIT N E Y CAR
r u e K fX A tL S t o r e
FLORENCE M. HONEY
la st S unday even in g by re p re se n ta
S t a r t s f r o m c o r n e r o p p o s it e
P h o n e ONI
F ir s t S ta te B ank.
tiv es of th e
M ultnom ah
Sunday
K lam ath F alls kicks a t buying
school asso ciatio n .
Dr. Else, th e ro ad -m ach in ery
of
m ail o rd er
p resid en t of th e asso ciatio n , spoke houses.
LEAVE GRESHAM
7 :OO a . m .
1 :3o p . m .
on co -o p erativ e efficiency, in the
9 :3 0 a . m .
3 :3 0 p. m .
place of Mrs. D anehow er, who was
T he so o n er le g isla tu res q u it en a c t
1 1 :3 0 a . m .
5 :3 0 p . m .
un ab le to be p rese n t on acco u n t of ing laws an d c re atin g com m issions
sickness. Miss Olive C lark spoke on w here cap ital and labor are p itted
LEAVE PORTLAND
ju n io r m ethods. As an outcom e of in open fights, and w here any tro u
P l r s t an d A ld e r
th is m eeting, a te m p o rary co m m ittee b le-m aker can hold up larg e Invest-
7 :S5 a. m.
2 :30 p , m .
was elected fo
se --- o f —
or-
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— e pu rp o ----
. m etits, th e sooner will p ro sp erity
10:30 a. m.
4 :3 0 p . m .
1 3 :3 0 p . m .
6 :3 0 p . m .
g an lzin g a d istric t, w ith G resham as j r e tu r n -
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a ce n te r, fo r th e pu rp o se of stim u-
I i i l e s s present plans a re m a te ria l Special Sunday an d E vening Service
la tin g th e w ork of all th e Sunday
$2 per R ound Trip.
schools. T he co m m ittee consisted of ly changed, th e new P o rtlan d post- PHONE 31
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GRESHAM
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office
bu
ild
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to
cost
$1,0110.000,
N. (). F u lle r and Mrs. E. A. L eonard
1,1st of lzetters.
of G resham and Mrs. H. E. P opleton Will he in co u rse of co n stru ctio n
w ithin th e next 80 days and th e a r
R em aining le tte rs uncalled for in
'o f P lea san t Valley.
T he next m eeting of th e T uesday ch itect has prom ised th a t it will be th e G resham postofflee for week en d
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inmuno
Study
club will he held on April 20 com pleted w ithin fou rteen m onths. ing April 12, 1915:
liquid paint
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I m f iio t í
ivetuesH
L etters Leo Riley, Edw. E. Bill-
a t th e lib ra ry . Miss A u rilla Hoag It will ta k e th e form of a big, fine
*'buuo>
nil "j
land will be hostess. T he general office building every p art of which i,P r. Mrs. H ennry W ilson. Mrs. A nna
D
icht
oax
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su b ject will be th e provisional gov will be occupied by th e g o vernm ent, I P eterso n , from F. J. P eterson, Sioux
¿klarSui«B(sR»„ * ••pfMfgyf
ern m e n t. Geo H H im es of P o rtlan d th e first b u ilding of its kind in the c l t Y-
I lias v o lu n teered to tie present and I’nited S tates.
T hese le tte rs will be sen t to ihe
talk on th e cu rren cy of early Oregon.
dead le tte r office on April 25th,
N ” i k U an («N |
11,' « ill tiring the old dies « itii b i , ,,
, 1915, if not delivered before,
In
for ex hibition
Mrs G e o F Hone, B.v a man w illing to h ire out by th, ¡calling for th e above, please say ad-
will p resen t a paper on th e causes m onth for low wages, bed and boar., 1 iv e rtise d ,” giving d ate of list.
I, .1,ling to th e o rg an izatio n of the In q u ire phone 797.
I McCOLL, P. M
P ro te c tio n an d B eauty a rc th e t « „
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provisional governm ent
Miss L aura
let in m oisture gives poor protection
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111 P"ln Un ff> P ain ts th a t will peel o r crack and
H arvey will w rite on th e "O regon
........ .. mxe beauty ‘a n d l . ^ b . d t ^ . m e n ,
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th a t lias ch e ap colors w hich fade
I Q u estio n " and Mrs Jus. S terlin g on
I 'h e gold excitem ent
T he riv ers of
It eoat a no m o re to a p p l y “ l l m h *st« 1
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J Oregon will be th e su b jects of the
b ea u ty .
I o w e B ro th e rs “ l l i e l i S t a n .l.r f ! '
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«m l it gives |ie rfee t p ro tectio n an d
I roll call.
lection and long w ear
O nlv lad. 1
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U,,t SC,S
“ *,<>se
c““ t l,Mlt ***** p erfect pro-
U n l, fadeless ,-olors a re used, an d you g et la stin g b ea u ty .
1 h a t’s why wc sell an d recom m end " H ig h S tan d ard .
F A IT H F U L S E R V IC E
P ain tin g and D ecorati,.g,
W e know It will give you b e s t results.
I am p rep ared to do p ainting, dei
I o ratin g and wall tin tin g
M \o r b v
T aking best c a re of o u r c u s to m e rs ’ in te re sts is th e best
Floor Pui nt
IP h o n e
L o o r Varnish
If
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{City Bakery ICE CREAM
A y l s w o r t h ’s
B read
“Play Ball”
Belt’s Confectionery
j FORD QUICK SERVICE
P ies, C a k e s a n d f PORTLAND and GRESHAM
Other P a str y
B alls, B a ts, G lo v es, M itts, M asks
LELAND
GRESHAM DRUG CO.-
auto ; SERVICE
I r PAYS TO GET GOOD PAINT!
WE GUARD YOUR INTERESTS
This 1« a stro n g , hard -d ry in g
p,iint lor floors, boat d ecks am i all
places having h ard w ear, and Is
very durable. I t com es in a variety
o f colors.
I .ow
cB roth ers
IliiiR SldncU rd
1 h ere is a d ifference in varnishes
for floor use. Low e B ro th ers D u r
ab le Floor V arn ish is very to u g h
an d elastic, does n o t easily sc ratch
P o rtlan d $! for 8-hour m inim um
I wag.- law is to b,. am , nd...|
I apply to stre e t and s e w e r co n tracts
j un til carried to su prem e court.
or m ar, an d resists h a rd w ear a u d
d am pness.
*■ rom W ashington comes th e wel
come tidings th a t th e riv ers and h ar
hors of the Pacific N orthw est have
received an unexpectedly generous
'h a r e of th e $30,000.000 ap p ro p ria
ted fo r work of th a t class
T he to
si sum set fo r th is section Is f t ,
•»26.175. of which ,$1.5 0 0 .0 0 0 is to
be devoted to com pleting th e
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proveniente at th e m outh of th e Col-
im hts. W ith th e Celllo C anal open
o traffic and a clear deen z*b.nnA.
»cross th e Colum bia Bar? the'7«»“? «
M ellotone
I lls ^
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' y r b e a u tif c U a n d . U o l r t e l y fadeless.
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More b e a u t,ful, m ore durable more cconom.val m 'the cu d
C om e in aud tat us
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Ask for color cards.
ror a ion< period of p ro sp erity ,
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w ay to ta k e c a re of o u r ow n, for, in th e final a n a ly sis th ey
a re identical.
W e offer you b a n k in g service th a t is sincere, s y m p a
thetic. c arefu l a n d a c c o m m o d a tin g a n d striv e to m erit y o u r
p a tro n a g e by c o n tin u a lly m a k in g good.
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