Gresham outlook., August 24, 1915, Page 4, Image 4

KHK
GRESHAM
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
SIXTY DOZEN
Jelly Glasses
REGULAR PRICE
25c and 30c per doz.
SPECIAL PRICES
21c per doz.
Two Sizes
SATURDAY ONLY
Saturday Only
Cheap Peaches
OUTLOOK TUESD AY .
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
T h e f a ir g ro u n d s
is a h id d en
b e a u ty sp o t ex c e p t to th o s e w ho see
it, a s th e n u m e ro u s (low er beds a re
n e a rly all in b loom a n d w ill be a t
th e ir best d u rin g fa ir w eek.
T he
w alk s a re b e in g c le a re d o f g ra s s
L a n d e v e ry th in g w ill be in re a d in e ss
j fo r th e th r o n g s w ho w ill v isit th e
i fair. A lread y th e g ro u n d s a r e q u ite
an a ttr a c tio n to m any w ho And it
e n jo y a b le to sp e n d a n h o u r o r so
I th e re .
AUGUST
24,
lttl.5
M r. a n d M rs. A. E. A dam s v isited
re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d on S u n d ay .
Roy an d H a ro ld K ern , Mrs. M D.
X e rn , Mrs. L ittle an d Miss Isa bel
M etzg er took an a u to trip to W elches
S u n d ay .
beach fo r an o u tin g .
T h ey w ere
jo in e d by Mr. a n d M rs. G. W. C ook
an d d a u g h te r G ayle of P o rtla n d .
BOKHARA FABRIC
USTACO
SYMPHONY LAW N
M iss ltu th C lin e h as re tu r n e d to
G re sh a m , h e r fo rm e r h o m e, fo r a |
wfrek’s v isit w iih Mrs. J. M. Shoe- |
m a k e r an d o th e r frien d s.
M iss L u lu N 'ystrom , a s s is ta n t at
th e f i r s t S ta te B an k , is ta k in g h e r
v a c a tio n in A b e rd e e n , W a sh in g to n ,
w h e re sh e is v is itin g w ith h e r sis­
G u st C a rlso n is p re p a r in g fo r a te r, M rs. E. S. A n d erso n .
fo u n d a tio n on h is M ain s t r e e t lot,
25x50 fe e t, on w hich he w ill e re c t a
Mr. an d Mrs. A. J. W. B row n had
b rick b u ild in g to be o c cu p ie d by S. as g u e s ts S u n d ay
th e ir
nephew ,
E. P a ln iq u is t w ith his h a rn e s s sto re. W a lte r
B a rb u r,
w ife a n d
little
d a u g h te r , F re d a , a n d Mr. H in m a n of
Miss M arie L an e h a s g o n e to G e r­
P o rtla n d .
m a n 's h opfield n e a r S aleip to e n g ag e
in h o p p ic k in g
d u rin g
th e com ing
M iss M ina G ilb e rt an d Jo y ce K id­
L tw o w eeks.
d e r le ft S a tu rd a y
fo r R ockaw ay
S u n d ay v is ito rs a t th e h o m e of
M rs. C. H. L an e w ere M iss Lucy
J e n k in s , co u fity sch o o l su p e rin te n -
1 d e n t o f C ow litz c o u n ty , W ash ., and
Miss N ellie B u rk e b o th of K alam a.
Mr. an d Mrs. C h a rle s R u c k le s and
•iiild ren , a ls o o f K a la m a , a n d Miss
N ellie L a th ro p , o f P o r tla n d , w ere
S a tu rd a y v is ito rs.
T h e tw o la tte r
w om en a re c o u sin s of M rs. L ane.
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Fine Stationery for Particular People
M rs. G race Q uick and little .la u g h - -
te r a r e v is itin g th e hom e fo lk s, Mr. I ?
a n d M rs. E. C. L indsey.
Finest Society Stationeries.
A re th re e of th e
W e a re c o n fid en t of o u r
ability to p le a se
you.
F in e S tationery m ak es an a p p ro p ria te a n d useful gift.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R E X A L L S to re
" ì £> ooooock > ooockk > o or. c coo aoooo oo ckwiw u o n o c o o o ochxhxhxh X»
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A
J. W
BROWN, Prop.
Best Qyality Meats,
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Miss Belle A tte rb u ry w as g iven a
s u r p ris e p a rty
by a n u m b e r of
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
frie n d s last S a tu rd a y ev en in g . T h o se
to Size and Quality.
p re s e n t w ere B elle, W ilm a a n d D uard
A tte rb u ry ,
A lb e rt C am p, W ilson
POW ELL STREET
P H O N E 41
E a stm a n , H a n n a h L ane, W in ifre d St.
C la ir, E s th e r P e te rs o n , H azel R ob­
. M iss J e n k i n s is tie r s is te r .
inson. Ida L u u b e r,
L o re ta C ook,
I
■ANU IDE-
M rs. S. T. C row an d f a th e r , K. R u th C line, Lon M arsto n , T om P a r k ­
Dewey, r e tu rn e d S a tu rd a y ev en in g e r, E va M cC arter, G eorge L an e,
M arsto n an d
I f ro m B r ig h tw o o d w h e r e th e y . p it A dolf L a u b e r, S. M.
EARLY CRAWFORDS
(lie p ast fo u r w eeks. T hey occupied R ic h a rd L ane.
LET US FIT YOU OUT
T itos. B in d e r's c o tta g e a n d h ad a
M
iss
Eva
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n
d
erso
n
re
tu
rn
e
d
la
st
ELBERTAS
good tim e.
M rs. C row
h a s been
Washing Machines
Clothes Lines
w eek from E u g en e w here sh e s p e n t
g re a tly b en efited by th e o u tin g .
MUIRS
Clothes Wringers
Wash
Boilers
a w eek w ith h e r frie n d Miss J o h n ­
I flSTX'Wl'K't.
T h e n in e -m o n th s ' old b aby o f Mr son.
Clothes Baskets
Wash Tubs and Stands
1 anil M rs. S w an M ag n u so n passed
Clothes Pins
Wash
Boards
M iss M yrtle S h o rt, of D enver, C ol­
aw ay s u d d e n ly on S u n d a y a fte rn o o n
PH ONE
a t th e re sid e n c e o f D r .'ll . II. H ughes o ra d o , a n d T. W. Jo h n so n of P o r t­
Vacuum Washers
661
in G re sh a m , w h ere it had been ta k e n lan d , w ere g u e s ts of Mr. an d Mrs.
W dR e W a s if - i f a y E a s y by usina th e N E W
A ccom panied
fo r tr e a tm e n t. T h e fu n e ra l w as held K a rl M iller S u n d ay .
..„A T —
to d ay in th e
D o u g lass c e m e te ry by L. L. K id d er an d fam ily, Mr. an d
BOSS W ASHER
una
Mrs. 11. M. M iller an d K. A. M iller
Rev. J o n a s J o h n s o n , officiating.
B anana I lour.
o r eco n e cun he m ad e o f eig h t o u n ces
an d fam ily th e y en jo y e d a picnic
E. R. W rig h l, w ho u n d e rw e n t
o u tin g on th e C la c k a m a s riv er.
o f b a n a n a m eal to o n e te a s p o o n fu l of
In llo llu m l anil B elg iu m , w hen th e
b a k in g p o w d er, a n d th e u su a l In ­ s e rio u s o p e ra tio n a t Good S a m a rita n
w ar fo rced up th e p rice o f w heat g re d ie n ts to r a c a k e to be a d d e d .
T h e Moose picnic a t E sta c a d a w as
h o sp ita l six w eek s ago, w e n t to the
G R E SH A M , O R E G O N
by
a p a rty of 16 from
flour, a tte m p ts w ere m ad e to find
o p e ra tin g ta b le S u n d ay fo r a second a tte n d e d
A. E. K e ssler o rg a n iz e d
He lias n o t been G resh am .
s u b s titu te s . T u lip b u lb s w r e g ro u n d L i.g a ii lic r r .x O u t l o o k l l i g h i y E n c o u r­ m a jo r o p e ra tio n .
aging,
a b le to leav e tile h o sp ita l sin ce going th e h u n ch from h ere. W ilb u r S ta n ­
an d th e m eal u sed In b ak in g , h u t th e
O ne y e a r ago, h u t few caseH of th e re . H is c o n d itio n is re p o r te d fa ley w on a $37 w atch by c o m in g in
resu llti w ere u n s a tis fa c to ry .
In J a ­
u n le ss
c o m p lic a tio n s first in th e 100 y a rd dash.
w ere sh ip p e d to v o ra b le an d
m aica th e m ost im p o rta n t p ro d u c t is lo g a n b e rry ju lc o
a
ris
e
lie
Is
e
x
p
e
c
te
d
to
re
co v er.
th e linn m a , an d sin ce th e w a r began th e e a s te rn
m a rk e ts
d u rin g
th e
Geo. W. K en n ey sold h is tw o
sa le s h av e fallen off. T h is led to th e m o n th o f A u g u st.
Y e ste rd a y , u lo­
Mr. an d Mrs. E. W. A y lsw o rth h o u ses on P ow ell s tr e e t la st w eek to
te a ts to co n v ert th e fr u it in to flour.
cal firm sh ip p e d a so lid c a rlo a d of Mrs. Ja s. L aw ren ce, Mr. a n d M rs. T G re sh a m m en. T h e o ne n ex t to th e
In o ne use 5.¡7 p o u n d s so c o n v e rte d
R. H o w ltt a n d M. D. K e rn w ent by I. O. O. F. b u ild in g w as s o ld to
m ad e 138 p o u n d s. It cost 96 c en ts a lo g a n b e rry ju ic e to New Y ork C ity.
H en ry L a tto u re ll, w ho m oved in y es­
a
u to S u n d ay to L a rc h m o u n ta in .
h u n d re d p o u n d s to m a k e th e Hour. O ne y e a r ag o , th e lo g a n b e rry ju ic e
te rd a y . T h e o n e Ju st w est o f th a t
T h e w h o lesale p rice w as p u t at 4 w as p ra c tic a lly u n k n o w n In th e E ast
Miss E m m a F u lle r am i E s th e r El- w as b o u g h t by A. E. K essler, th e
c e n ts a p o u n d . T h is is said to yield Now, th a n k s to th e a d v e rtis in g g iven ford h av e r e tu r n e d fro m a w eek's b a rb e r.
O ne lot
w ent w ith each
a pro ill o f a ir th a t th e m a k in g o f It by W illiam J e n n in g s B ry an a n d s ta y a t S easid e.
ho u se.
T h e p u rc h a s e
p rice w as
b a n a n a flour m ay ro o n be a r e g u la r th e p u b lic ity
th r o u g h
lo g a n b e rry
$800 each.
Ira
B
rad
fleld
a
n
d
w
ife
of
P
a
rso
n
s
e n te r p ris e .
N ine h u n d re d a n d fif­ day at tile O reg o n b u ild in g , th e la r g ­
W ilb u r T h o m p so n , w ho h a s been
teen p o u n d s of fru it on th e stem e r d aily p a p e rs In th e E ast a re fr e e ­ K a n sa s, a rriv e d la s t w eek on a visit
w ith th e fo r m e r's m o th e r, Mrs. S. R ill fo r som e tim e , is a b le to be a ro u n d
g av e In Hour a v alu e of $5.6(1. T h is ly d is c u ssin g it. T h e
W ith to ller flo a t or raster « h e e l front, a* d esired . T he p otato
New
Y ork
Mrs.
B rad- on th e s tr e e ts e v ery day w ith th e aid
d ig g er that is GU A RA NTEED .
banana
m eal, m ixed
w ith w heat T rib u n e give.- c o n s id e ra b le sp ace to llr a d tic ld . w ho is til.
No m ore trou b le in d iggin g your p otatoes if you h ave a P l'G H .
(tour, Is b e in g used to m a k e b read B ry a n 's ta s te fo r th e Ju ice, a n d th e tield 's c o n d itio n is re p o r te d to he ini of c ru tc h e s.
We have Ixxo-horse d ig g ers in sm all or large elev a to r d iggers.
a n d c ak es. B oth th e c a k e s am i th e New Y ork E v en in g T e le g ra m sin g s p ro v in g .
T h e m o rta lity o f w a te r fow l n e a r
b re a d tire lik ed by th e peo p le, who its p ra ise s
( IDEIt MII.I.S in sm all or large
A nd all th is h as h a p ­
T h e c o m m itte e fro m th e W o m e n ’s
th u s get a la r g e r am i c e rta in ly a no p ened w ith iif o n e y ear.
G re a t S alt L ak e h as a ttr a c te d w ide­
t l.L G U A RA NTEED M V HINER V. B est to Buy o r B est to Use.
H om e M issio n ary so ciety , to a rr a n g e
less n u tr itio u s loaf. H o u sew iv es a re
T h is su d d e n c h a n g e in th e fo r- fo r tr a n s p o r ta tio n fo r u n u m b e r of s p re a d In te re s t in re c e n t y e a rs , an d
u rg ed to try b a n a n a m eal w ith w heat I tu n e s o f th e lo g a n b e rry sh o u ld bo
th e r e h av e been m any sp e c u la tio n s
c h ild re n fro m th e P o rtla n d I n d u s ­
Hour.
A little e x p e rim e n tin g will ta k e n
Into
c o n s id e ra tio n
by th e j tr ia l H om e on o n e day of th e F a ir as to its cause. T h o u s a n d s on th o u ­
give Die m ax im u m p ro p o rtio n menl . groxvi rs w ho h av e b ecom e d isc o u r-
sa n d s of wild d u c k s, sn ip e , s a n d ­
| re p o r te d th e ir f a ilu re to m a k e a r ­
P h o n e 544
G re sh a m , O regon
p ip e rs a n d o th e r b ird s h av e p e rish e d ,
tlia t m ay be used fo r b re a d m a k in g ; I ag ed . S alem J o u r n a l.
ra n g e m e n ts w ith th e P o rtla n d R a il­
sE E I S AT H I E I A IR
fro m th re e p a r ts of b a n a n a m eal to
a n d th e s itu a tio n is of m o re th a n lo-
way L ig h t & P o w e r c o m p an y . T he
fixe o f « h e a t flour u p to h a lf an d
An
cab im p o rta n c e ,
as im m e n se n u m ­
A u s tra lia n
h as In v e n te d an
u n u su a l d e m a n d fo r e a rs fo r th a t
h a lf a re said to m a k e a good lo af a lu m in u m allo y th a t is sa id to be as
b e rs of b ird s sto p in th is re g io n
tim e b ein g g iv en as a reaso n . It Is
H ow to C u re a S p ra in
T h e T w e n ty Y e a r T e st
B an an a in. at m ak es e x c ellen t g in g e r h a rd as s te e l, th a t is iio u co rro sfv e
w hile m ig ra tin g a n d m any of th e m
n
o t c e rta in X» h e th e r o th e r a rr a n g e -
A s p r a in ntay be c u re d in a b o u t |
"S o m e tw e n ty y e a rs ag o I used
c a k es an d g in g e rb re a d . A p lain c ak e an d th a t can bo b razed utid so ld e re d .
su c c u m b to th e p re v a ilin g m alad y .
m erits can be m ad e, if n o t th e n iat-
A s im ila r m o rta lity h as b e e n r e p o r t­ o n e -th ird th e tim e re q u ire d by th e C h a m b e rla in 's C olic, C h o le ra a n d
te r will be Iro p p ed .
ed a t T u la re an d O w ens la k e s in C a l­ u su a l tr e a tm e n t by a p p ly in g C h a m ­ D ia rrh o e a R e m e d y ,” w rite s <#eo. W.
b e rla in 's L in im e n t an d o b se rv in g th e B ro ck , p u b lis h e r o f th e E n te rp ris e .
M rs. A. W arw ick , w ho w ith h e r ifo rn ia , an d p ro b ab ly o c cu rs a t m any
d ire c tio n s w ith e ach h o ttie. F o r sa le A b e rd e e n , Md. ” 1 d isco v ered th a t it
o
th
e
r
p
o
in
ts
in
th
e
w
est.
T
h
is
m
a
t­
c h ild re n o c cu p ie d th e W irtz house
w as a q u ic k an d sa fe c u re fo r d ia ­
by G re sh a m D rug Co.— Ad.
c o rn e r T h ird s t r e e t a n d H ood a v e ­ te r h a s re c e n tly been in v e s tig a te d by
rrh o e a . S ince th e n uo o n e can sell
th
e
U
n
ited
S
ta
te
s
bio
lo
g
ical
su
rv
e
y
,
t
m e a n y th in g said to be 'ju s t as g o o d ,’
n u e, h a s m oved aw ay fro m G resh am
w hich finds th a t in all p ro b a b ility
D u rin g a ll th e s e y e a rs 1 have u sed it
a n d rt c o m m en d ed it m an y tim e s, an d
F. A rth u r A n d erso n h a s re tu rn e d th e tr o u b le is d u e to a n a lk a lin e p o i­
it h a s n e v e r d is a p p o in te d a n y o n e .”
T h e b ird s p ro b ab ly sic k e n in
fro m n o r th e a s te r n O reg o n , w h ere he son.
F o r sa le by G re sh a m D ru g Co.— Ad.
lie
shallow
w
a
te
r
b
o
rd
e
rin
g
th
e
m
ud
w as en g a g e d in fo r e s tr y w ork d u rin g
fiats.
As th e se flats dry u ite r h ig h
th e su m m e r.
|\<>, I \8 , R L S IIC , all patterns, No. I. $ 1 6 , No. 2, $ 1 2 , an d
O u tlo o k s u b s c rip tio n c o n te s t now
w a te r, s a lts an d a lk a lie s c ry s ta liz e
C om m on, $ 8 .
on.
F re e tic k e t a n d all ex p en ses
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. L. St. C la ir h ad on th e s u r fa c e of th e g ro u n d . L a te r
paid to P e n d le to n R o u n d u p .
1x4. 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24-ft, lengths. R o u g h $ 6 , Sized $ 7 .
as g u e sts S u n d ay e v e n in g . Dr. an d pools from ra in , o r a ste a d y w ind
Mrs. E. C. R o ssm an a n d son E u g en e blow s th e w a te r o v e r tile fla ts; th e
2x4, 2*6; 2*8, 16 o r 24-ft. lengths. R ough $ 6 , Sized $ 7 .
L E A V E G R E SH A M
D ally O re g o n ia n , 1 yr. reg . . . $6.00
a
n d Mrs Roy P ru d d e n of P o rtla n d h ig h ly so lu b le s a lts n re ta k e n up by
1 4 81 IF A II I I N G , $ 5 .
M a in and P o w e ll S tre e ts
T w ice-a-H ’e ek O u tlo o k , 1 yr.. 1.50
a n d Miss Isa C ollin of M inneapolis. th e w a te r, an d b ird s fe e d in g in tile
1*6. I '8 S H E A T H IN G $ 6 .
Combination, 1 year................ 6 00
M iss Coffin w as a sc h o o lm a te of th e w u te r th u s c h a rg e d
L E A V E PO R T L A N D
a re p o isoned.
1*6, 1*8 SI III’I A P . 16 or 2 4 -ft, $ 7 .
F irs t and A ld ,r
R o ssm an s a n d St. C la irs.
She w as C o n cen tra tio n of th e s a lts by e v a p o r­
F re e tr ip to R o u n d u p . All ex ­
2*4, lu lls, sized, $ 2 .
e n ro u te to h e r h o m e fro m S an F r a n ­ a tio n in poorly d ra in e d pools lead s PHONE 31
-
-
GRESHAM p en ses paid .
R ead p a rtic u la rs .
cisco.
Mr. a n d M rs St. C la ir and
o th e sam e re s u lt.
M easu res fo r
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER
d a u g h te r M a rg a re t s p e n t S u n d a y a f ­ k e e p in g th e w a te r fre sh a re th e only
te rn o o n at th e h o m e of D t an d Mrr. rem ed y th u s f a r In d icated
G o o d Supply of Split C e d a r F e n c e Posts
R o ssm an In P o rtla n d .
G o o d S up p ly of H o o tin g an d all f inish L.umber. M ouldings,
For Canning
35c to 50c a box
FRUIT JARS
Economy and Mason
Today
Wash-Day Necessities
KERR
Self-Scaling Mason
Metzger Bros
Sterling & Kidder Hardware Co.
HFSSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Lumber at Spec’i Sale
LELAND AUTO'SERVICE
Four Cars, Leave Every
Half Hour
Shingles, Etc.
Mdl now in operation.
Let ut figuie on your orders
We Deliver.
Sandy Fir Lumber Co,
P hone 446
M a rtin
Sandy, Ore.
L e n n a rt« , M g r.
Reliable Truck Service
Willi Young's A do Truck Service
All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND
• *
Furniture Moving and Farmer'« Hauling
i'h o n e 7t»x
G re sh a m
BERT HOSS
224 Pine Street, Portland
Main BITS
A-2(11» t
M rs A J. W. B row n a n d M rs W
K ll a r i il to n w ere h o ste sse s to a
picnic p a rty o f c h ild re n on J o h n s o n
ere e k M onday. T h e p a rty co n siste d
o f D oris B row n, h e r c o u sin F re d a
B a rb u r of P o rtla n d .
H a rry . Allen
an d A nna H a m ilto n . .Mabel, L val and
F re d W in te rs, M a rg a re t St. C lair,
tiw e n d o lin B ittn e r a n d h e r cousin
fro m P o rtla n d .
F A IR V IE W
T h e M ethodist S u n d ay school e n ­
joyed a fine picnic on th e S andy riv ­
e r n e a r T ro u td a le
la s t
S a tu rd a y .
About 150 w ere p re s e n t a n d a d e ­
lig h tfu l day
w as sp e n t. G am es,
s p o rts a n d b a th in g w ere a m o n g th e
re c r e a tio n s of th e day.
A sp le n d id
picnic d in n e r w as se rv e d , a f t e r
w hich a lt w ere tr e a te d to ice cream .
Not So S tran ge A fter 111
T h e ( m m * of l„ I.. C a n te lo u
T h e ca se of L. L. C a n te lo u , C la r­
You may think It strange that so
e n d o n , T exas, is s im ila r to t h a t of
many people are cured of stomach m any o th e r s w ho hav e used C h a m ­
trouble by Chamberlain'« Tablets b e rla in s C olic, C h o le ra a n d D tar-
You would not, however. If you rrh o e a
Since th e n no o n e can sell
should give them a trial. Ttfey ing
a d o c to r fo r s e v e ra l m o n th s, a n d
strengthen and Invigorate the stom ­ using d iffe re n t k in d s of m ed icin e fo r
ach and enable it to perform its my w ife « h o had been tro u b le d w ith
functions naturally.
Mrs. Rosie
bow el c o m p la in t fo r s e v e ra l
RIsh. Wabash, lnd., writes. Noth­ »exere
m o n th s
I b o u g h t a 25c b o ttle of
ing did me the least good until I C
m b e rla in s C holic. C h o le ra an d
began using C ham berlain's Tablets D h ia a rrh
A fte r u sin g th e
It is decidedly the best medicine for second o e a R em edy
ach trouble I have exer used.” I ¡ ' " j L
' ‘¡¡L il*L"h/ n’Arely
stomach
For sale by Gresham Drug Co - A d . J cö _ Ad
Gresham Drug
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