Gresham outlook., November 02, 1915, Page 4, Image 4

PA G E
FO U R
GRESHAM
TUESDAY,
OUTLOOK
\< H EM BER
“ • IWI.i
Fred R a ste r and fam ily
moved into S. E. T oeplem an's house
on South H uberts avenue.
$ 1 for Potatoes!
PROFESSIONAL «
BUSINESS (j
FO O TBALL
W. F. H oney retu rn ed hom e S at­
urday a fte r several weeks absence
on business in the East. W hile a»a>
he visited with his d au g h ter, Mrs.
Ada N ickerson, a t h er home in Blue
E art,i, M innesota. She accom panied
him "■ a visit to friends in South
Dakota.
i
Hill M ilitary A c ad am y
VERSUS
G resham H igh School
d e n t is t s
O n th e lo cal g r o u n d *
W. J. OTT
! Friday, Nov. 5, at 3:30
I his Price will be paid for first-class shipping potatoes,
in trade for M E N ’S and B O Y S ’ S U I T S .
A
d m iss io n 25c an d 15c
Admis«
0 T T
B R 08.
d e n t is t s
A
URESHA M .
drs. Jesson, b etter known here as
Mrs. L angford, was down from
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl T h o m p so n of
I Welches yesterday and made th e Out-*
ilver, O regon, a re h ere on b u sin ess
P i i t >NKS— Office 517
Now you need the Clothing and we have m ade arrangem ents to handle the
look a p leasan t call. She w ished tc and are en jo y in g a v isit w ith th e ir
•» K C l . l N V H A X
R .U |
nave
it
known
that
tin
sta
te
m
en
t
ap-
i
potatoes.
p aren ts, Mr. und Mrs. 8. S. T h o m p ­
D E N TISTS
pearing recently in a P o rtlan d daily j son an d Mr. an d Mrs. H. E. Davis.
W e have on hand about 200 more M en’s and Boys’ Suits than we should have
to the effect th a t her little d au g h ter, i
O F F IC E
F I R S T S T A T E KA N g
at this time of year.
Beatrice had been adopted by a lady ' G resham high school w ill play H ili
1 ,1 .
from Corvallis, was a m istake. Mrs. ! M ilitary
A cadem y on th e
local
• l ienee we are going to “swap.
W e should like to receive about 1 H R E E
Jesson wished to th an k the people g ro u n d s F rid a y , N ovem ber 5, at 3 :3 0
F H Y S IC IA lrs
I of G resham for th eir kindness to her o ’clock.
C A R L O A D S this week if possible.
and her family in th e past.
S. P. b i t t n e b , m d
s Ruby Em ery retu rn ed S atu r- ! D istrict A tto rn ey E v an s will sp eak
P hysician anil suru«,,
at th e lib ra ry next T h u rs d a y even
from South Dakota, w here she ing, N ovem ber 4, on tile p ro h ib itio n
10 a . m . to o f 12 f i h c i i . : ii
i .,|',*
pL^ S '
12 m..
Had been for several weeks on a | bill, which « ill go in to effect on
P h o n . . - Office 621
visit
with
relatives.
Dr.
Mark J a n u a ry 1.
H e will ex p lain som e
Ollice uv« r Hank of (¿1
, Emery and his wife of P o rtlan d j phases of ttie bill, w hich a re not
j spent Sunday with th e fam ily lu re, j g en erally u n d ersto o d an d will In
Mrs. Ell.i Aton has retu rn ed from | p repared to an sw er q u estio n s. M usi­
i P leasant Home, where she lias been cal n u m b ers will be re n d e re d , c o n ­ P i i O N B b : R esid en ce, m -
H. H. H U G H E S , M.L
I for several weeks, and is a t h er sistin g of violin solos by A lbert
B uchanan and solos by Mrs. K a'd
, rooms in tlie I). W. Emery home.
H ours— 10-12 a. m.. 2-4 and 7 t>
H ag b erg of Pow ell Valley. All a re
Ollice, I¡ovviti Udii,lift
G randm a S leret has retu rn ed home ijiv ite d to com e an d enjoy tliis tre a t.
G R ESH A M ,
.
0R|
after a visit of six weeks with re la ­
T he fast <!. II. 8. fo o tb all te am de
tives in eastern Oregon anil w ith h er
daughter, Mrs. idlem ntl ill CaldwMI, feated tlie F ra n k lin II. S. Seconds tiy
PH O N ES;— R e s u L r.ie
Tabor
a score of 3 0 to 0. T h e s ta r s fo r
Idaho.
O ffice, M a in 4(12: Rome yj¡|
G resham w ere M cKeown and L ym an.
J M. S H O R T , M.D
The activities of the 1,allies’ Aid F o u r to uchdow ns, fo u r g o als
an d
P h y s ic ia n and singeon
society will include two aftern o o n one touch back w ere th e scores. T his
Ha... 93 Bail 69th It
Office. 1111-12 sailing Bu,y
affairs this week. They will m eet on F riday tlie high school will p lay H ill
{ x x r iu e iu r ( C lo tliu m a n i l J F u ritiu h ittu f«
W ednesday with Mrs. I,usted on Rob­ M ilitary A cadem y of P o rtla n d .
P O R T L A N D , OREGON
erts avenue and will e n te rta in tlie
Mrs. Long of W ash o u g al, W a sh ­
1 hese prices will not be paid for potatoes on previous accounts.
.Martiia Vercin at tile home of Mrs.
O lfice P h o n e 48
Residence
in
gton
is v isitin g w ith h e r p u ren ts,
W. R. B urke on T hursday.
\1 and Mrs. S. S. T hom pson.
G E O . I N G L I S , M.D.
P H Y S I C I A N and SVBOkOl
Howard T ruscott was a Greslm n
A ll p r o f e s s i o n a l
alls promptl,
H arness S to re to Move.
T o o th b ru sh T alk.
efficient su b s titu te can be found fo r
visitor today. H ow ard says th at
te n d e d .
S p e c ia l m ention io
S.
P
a
lm
q
u
ist
'
iS.
will
m
ove
It
is
the to o th b ru sh — n o t too stiff
e
a
s
e
s
o
f
th
e
Eye»
„nd sej™
| work in th e plum bing line is very
G la s s e s .
In Hie M edical R ecord, of New w hich lias estab lish ed fo r itself a
sto re
into
harm
1,a rs o n ’s new
slack
in
P
o
rtlan
d
ju
st
now.
O ffice H o u r s 9 to 12 ,. ni„ 1 It
York, a co nsiderable p a rt of a page firm place am ong th e hygenic neces­
brick
b u ild in g
to m o rro w .
The
v v e r P l r s t S t-V e E in k O.-viiu
Is devoted to “ T o o th b ru sh T a lk .” sities of dally life.
S. S. Thompson lias disposed of his b u ild in g has ju s t been co m p leted and
The ta lk opens with th e assertio n
f'ad iiac autom obile and 'h a s p u r­ arra n g e d fo r th e best d isp lay of
H ilaire Belloc, w hose
carefu l
th a t if it be tru e th a t a natio n fights stu d ies of the w ar have been so w ide­
chased a new F ra n k lin 6
good to w hich a new sto ck is being
DR MABEL JANE DOM
was an n ounced by th e P. R. L.
on its stom ach it can he no less re a ­ ly read, lias ju s t en tered , i his fo, -
O STEO PA TH IC PHYSK1«
I’.
Go.
th
a
t
th
e
M
onday
an
d
F
r
i­
sonable io believe th a t a nation fights
A su rp rise H allow e’en p arty was added su ita b le for tlie re ta il tra d e .
w ith ¡is t e e t h , th a t bo th literally and fifth y, ar. He is of F ren ch -E n g lish day ro u n d trip fares to P o rtla n d for given to Emil L au b er by ab o u t tiiirty
OI F IC K H O C H S —9 a.m . to 5>.)
tlguraiively th e teetli have from I are m eg e , an d his wife was E to d i; 25 cen ts will be co n tin u ed fo r tlie
of his young friends on S atu rd ay
prim eval days been m ost efficient '.gnes H ogan, of N apa, Cal. Sii.ce
632 M o r g a n B ld g , Portiani I
m onth of Novem ber.
evening. The girls cam e in costum e
w eapons of defense. To tills is ad d ­
P h o n e M u n h a ll 1801
l
.t
l
I
Ml.
Belloc
has
been
head
of
ed the suggestion th a t th e tim e may
and m asks and added much to the
•lr. an d Mis. ('lias. Reed a re re ­
come w hen th e U nited S tates m ust th e E nglish d ep a rtm en t of th e E ast
en jo y m en t of the evening by th e ir
show its te eth , and " th a n k s to th e London college. He is a man of voir ceiving c o n g ra tu la tio n s upon th e a r ­
w orld-w ide celebrity of A m erican eanic energy, both in m ind and body, rival of a 7-pound boy y e s te rd a y g rotesque a ttire . Prlxes w ere given
D iseases of Women and Childi
for th e best costum es and w ere won
d en tists, tile d em o n stratio n need not
Specialty.
.
id
few
men
have
a
m
ore
b
rillian
t
m o rn in g a t Mrs. W a ltm an ’s s a n a ­ by Lucy P eterson
be a d isc red itab le o n e.”
first, a gold
N oting th a t " th e tooth brush has i i.ellect com bined w ith co n sid erab le torium .
DR. MATILDA M. GREINB
liroo.-h; Ellen Simon, on second, a
loomed large in the public eye" (a literary g ifts, for his
books au 1
(T iiro p i a n i< Nerve SpecialM
i lever lllh erlan ism I it advises th a t ato ries a ie iflany and varied.
Ted H rugger, you n g est son of An­ glass dish and Daisy DavTBson th ird ,
N aturopath
the in stru m e n t should be em ployed
The evening was
drew (¡rugger, living at th e Twelve- a h and m irro r.
w ith good ju d g m e n t and not too en-
New Z ealand breeds betw een 23,- m ile co rn er, had his left w rist broken spent in gam es and H allow e’en
P o r t l a n d , S w e tla n d Bldg., Mali 1
Call 5 4 x 1 - B e l t ’s C onf’y
ergitleally.
It
declaim s ag a in st
tooth pow ders and tootli pastes which 000,000 and 24,000,000 sheep, of on S unday when his o ld e r b ro th er tricks.
P h o n e M ain 310
Rai. Gilbert I
contain g ritty m a te ria l and aid th e which ab o u t 25 per cent a re an n u ally o v e rtu rn e d a w heelbarrow upon film.
vigorous tooth brush in w ounding exported.
GEO. F. A. WALKER. 0.1
T he break is said to be a bad one
(lie d elicate e p ith e lia l su rfa c e of th e
O p to m e tris t and Dptiril
and
may
re
su
lt
in
a
stiff
w
rist.
gum s o r "g o o in s," as som e elderly
V
illain
once
m
ean
t
tlie
se
rf,
who
G
lasses
F itte d .
Lenses Duplici
per..ons contin u e to call them .
P rescrip tio n s Filled
an d was
'flic Record conies Io th e co n clu ­ belonged to tile farm
Miss Ruby R ey b u rn will give
701-2 Morgan Bldg.
sion th a t it is d o u b tfu l w h eth e r any bou g h t, sold o r exchanged w ith ii.
lectu re on F o reig n M issionary work
W ash in g to n a t Bi •• clvvay Poh
in th e B ap tist ch u rch this, Tuesday,
evening.
3 1-2 Sacks POTATOES for $3.50
Sacks POTATOES for $4.00
Sacks POTATOES for $5.00
Sacks POTATOES for $10.00
1212 Sacks POTATOES for $12.50
15 Sacks POTATOES for $15.00
Sacks POTATOES for $20.00
BOYS’ SUITS
BOYS’ SUITS
BOYS’ SUITS
MEN’S SUIT or
MEN’S SUIT or
MEN’S SUIT or
MEN’S SUIT or
OVERCOAT
OVERCOAT
OVERCOAT
OVERCOAT
E . W . A y ls w o rth
£
g
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘ OUR HOME TOWN’
¡Union Çtage I ine
Fairview-Troutdale-
Gresham-Portland
ANKER HOLTH
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A
J.
W. BROWN, Prop.
Best Quality Meats,
liome-Made lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOOS, according
to Sue and Quality.
PHONE
41
POW ELL STREET
50 Gallons
Heinz’ Dill Pickles
JU ST RECEIVED!
PER DOZ. 15c
A lso H einz’ S w eet Pickles H einz’ S w eet Mix. Pickles
H einz’ Sour Pickles
ÎCTTF
Heinz’ 57 Varieties in Glass
SW EET PICKLES
MUSTARD CATSUP
SOUR PICK LES
TOMATO CATSUP
INDIA RELISH
P E P PE R SAUCE
A PPLE BUTTER
MUSTARD
CHUTNEY SAUCE
CHOW CHOW
EVAPORATED HORSERADISH
Heinz' 57 Varieties in tins
SPAGHETTI. ITALIAN STYLE
RED KIDNEY BEANS
PLAIN PORK AND BEANS
BEAN with TOMATO SAUCE
S e e F R I D A Y ’S O U T L O O K
F o r S A T U R D A Y S P E C ’L S
METZGER BROS.
Phone 661
Quality - Service
Gresham
CREAM SEPARATORS
F. D. H u n t, traffic m an ag er of the
I’. It. L. & P. Co., was a G resham vis
ito r today and m ade a call a t the
O utlook office.
H ave a c lu tc h th a t alw ay s h o ld s a
sell o ilin g system . Tlie bowl g n a ra n -
Iced n ev er to get o u t o f b alan ce an.I
sizes for on e cow o r m ore.
H. J. P u lfe r has moved his fam ily
to M ayor S ta p le to n ’s farm on South
R o b erts av en u e w here they are dom ­
iciled in tlie form er P resto n resi­
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. S h oem aker are
visitin g at th e hom e of th e fo rm e r’s
m o ,h er.
Mr. and Mrs. S hoem aker
will leave sh o rtly for San Franc SCO,
w here Mr. S h o em ak er will b, e u -
gaged in V. M. (’. A. work.
T he Q ueen E sth e r C ircle will m eet
at th e hom e of Miss Elsie M etzger
S atu rd ay evening, N ovem ber 6.
\
full a tte n d a n c e is desireii.
Louden Tubular or
Wood-Lined Stanchions
A d ju sta le S tanchion L itte r C a rrie rs,
\ d e lig h tfu l evening » a s spent at
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs, S 8
T hom pson on F rid ay evening, m ore
th a n o ne h u n d red ta k in g p a rt in the
! H allo w e'en social.
327 M o h a w k Bid,?.
PORTLAND,
JO H N
BROWN
IN S U K A N C S
R e p re se n tin g only REIJABU o
SUKANI E ( (1.MPANIB8
OrMhAB»
P h o n e 513
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
GRESHAM
JA M E S
ELKINGT0N
IN S U M A N O S
Reliable Truck Service
S t'ItE T T
' T ,iÄ ° n Ir rP
! LATE OIA”
A C C ID E N T
I IR E
L IF E
health
O ffice o n M ain s t r *?E
P H O N E S :—Office »16.
Wim Yeung’s Auto Truck Service
R*
UONTNAOTO**
All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND
f u rn itu r e M oving a n d F a rm e r’s H auling
P ito n e 7»x
G re sh a m
BERT B O SS
M a in
»175
A -241» I
-2 4 Pine Streel, Portland
W E D E S IG N
Bank of Service
Miss M arg aret B urke, of W illa­
m ina, sp en t th e w eek-end w ith h er
b ro th er. W. It. B urke an d « if,, and
atte n d e d th e W allula club g irls' H al­
lo» e ’en p arty a t th e hom e of Miss
L au ra Davis on F rid ay evening.
A p o stg ra d u a te g irls ’ basket ball
team has been form ed at th e high
school, w ith Miss Addle Q uesinberry
as m a n ag e r an d Miss L a u ra Shipley
as cap tain .
DR. H. SCHWARTZ, M. a
S to m ac h am i In c.tinal Tieni
Office H o u r s : 10-12 a. m. and 2-1 11
Etc.
W illiam A ylsw orth, of P o rtlan d ,
p ro p rie to r of th e well know n \ y ls-
II w orth o r ,'l l , S i r a , w a s a G r e s h a m . is-
I ito r today.
A recen t le tte r from Miss L ulu
Sweet In S h an g h ai. C hina, tells of a
p leasan t visit w ith Miss E dna Shoe­
m ak er. who passed th ro u g h th a t city
on h e r » a y to h e r m issionary statio n .
O ffice M ain 232
B e s . B a s t 6726
IN S U R A N C E
G ran d m a K ohnen re tu rn e d rec en t­
ly from
B ellingham , W ashington,
« l y r e she had been for two m onths
on a visit with h er d a u g h te r, Mrs
Else.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jn o . Inglis, of Wy­
om ing, Iowa, are visiting at the home
) of th e fo rm e r's b ro th er. Dr. Geo.
Inglis.
P hones,
HE PROFITS MOST WHO SERVES B E S T ”
'•J ib
*•’ '
This p rin cip le we keep before us eve
very day.
Every tran sa ctio n m u st aid th e custom er.
*
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.
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• rank C.
O re e h a m . Ora.. Phon*
C ontracting a n d
P la n s an d E stim ates turni»
W. K HAAii-TON
P h o n e 33x1
O resk«*0^
WE SUCCEED BY EXCELLING IN SAFETY AND
SERVICE
This hank i» growing not only because it afford.
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