Gresham outlook., November 30, 1915, Page 4, Image 4

ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
An Item in th e M elrose n o te s i f
laut F rid a y to ld of th e d e a th and
h u rla i of th e In fa n t d a u g h te r 01 ihe
C a v a n a u g h s th e re .
A m is ta k e was
in aile in th e In itia ls w hich s h o j ’d
h av e been II M
T h e body WAS
h u rle d a t th e H all c e m e te ry on Sal
ir d a y .
M EA SU R E
YOU
FOR YOUR SUIT
AN D OVERCOAT, THEN
YOU’LL BE
D R E SSE D W ELL
COME IN AND LET US TAKE YOUR MEASURE
FOR THAT SUIT OF CLOTHES OR OUERCOAT.
AND YOU WILL BE SURE OF A GOOD "FRONT.”
YOU CAN PICK OUT THE PARTERN YOU WANT
FROM OUR SAMPLE BOOK AND KNOW THAT YOU
WILL GET NEW CLOTHES THAT WILL FIT YOU
PROPERLY. WE WILL SELL YOU A MADE-TO
ORDER SUIT OR OUERCOAT FOR WHAT YOU
CAN AFFORD TO PAY.
E. W. AYLSWORTH
GRESHAM,
L ist of L e tte rs.
R e m a in in g le tte r s u n c alled fo r In
i lie G resh am postollice fo r w eek e n d ­
ing N o v em b er 28, 1916:
L e tte rs
H otel Ventin.
C ard s
Miss
Emma
R o h rh a c k .
M rs. P. R h o ad s.
T h ese le tte r s w ill he s e n t to th e
d ead le t te r office on D ecem b er 12,
I 15, If n o t d e liv e re d b e fo re.
l't
■ ailin g fo r th e abo v e, pleaBe say 'ad-
e r tls e d ’, g iv in g d a te of list.
1. M cCOLL, P. M.
OREGON
J.
W.
BROWN
Prop
Best Q y a lity M eats,
Home Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOOS. according
to Sise and Quality.
PHONE
¡toss E. H ead
¡11. a few d ay s
a f t e r his L irin
II an d a s s is tin g at
of P o rtla n d is sp en d -
in G re sh a m lo o k in g
on G re sh a m H e ig h ts
th e o u tlo o k o llie ..
I tie W o m en ’s P.aptist M issionary
c irc le will m eet n ext T h u rsd a y a f te r
noon w ith Mrs. W ill lle sse l
All
a re in v ited
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. M H a rris o n w ent
to P o rtla n d S u n d ay to c all on b e
L an ce H u ll, th e y o u n g m an w ho w as
se rio u sly in ju re d , w hen he fell u n ­
d e r a s tr e e t c a r la st F rid a y a f t e r ­
noon. At th a t tim e lie h ad not r e ­
g a in e d c o n sc io u sn e ss an d his c o n d i­
tio n w as c o n sid e re d p re c a rio u s. T h e
y o u n g m an is 17 y e a rs old an d a s t u ­
d e n t a t Je ffe rso n h ig h school
Miss N ellie F a ris , w ho is a tt e n d ­
ing R eed C olleg e, sp e n t th e T h a n k s ­
g iv in g v acatio n w ith
h e r p a re n ts ,
Mr. an d M rs. J. N. F a ris . S he had
as a g u e st Miss G enevieve W illiam s
of P o rtla n d
( h a se St. C la ir a n d M erw in Good
r
e
tu
rn e d
y e s te rd a y
fro m
S alem ,
F ro m n o te s s c ra tc h e d dow n in p en ­
w h ere th e y h ad been in a tte n d a n c e
cil h e re an d th e r e am o n g th e scen es at th e o ld e r b o y s’ c o n fe re n c e of th e
of conflict th r e e F re n c h p rie sts , tin
f o u n g M en’s C h ris tia n a ss o c ia tio n .
a b b o t, G eo rg e A rd a n t, T h e llie r de
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. S. Jo h n s o n and
P o u cliv ille an d J e a n
D esg ran g es,
h av e issu ed a book w hich is said to fam ily a re v is itin g a t th e h om e of
g iv e a s p le n d id p ic tu re of th e F ren ch B en j. M atth ew s. Mrs. Jo h n s o n is th e
n a tio n d u rin g th e w ar. " E v e ry line e ld e st d a u g h te r of th e fam ily . Mr.
th ey h av e w r itte n ," say s a re p o rt, .mil Mrs G uy M a tth e w s of P o rtla n d
" b e a r s te s tim o n y w hose feet m arch ed jo in e d th e o th e r m em b ers of th e fa m ­
th r o u g h a m o ra ss of blood been so ily in a re u n io n a t th e M atth ew s
so
m a g n ific e n tly
an d
g lo rio u sly hom e on T h a n k sg iv in g .
a liv e ."
T h e Q ueen E s th e r c ircle w ill m eet
it th e h o m e of M iss W illa M etzger
on S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , D ecem b er 4.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A
Mrs. L aw re n c e K. A llen of A m ity,
fo rm e rly of th e W ebb C h e r« / fa rm ,
v as in G re sh a m S a tu r d a y a«id m ad e
th e O u tlo o k a p le a s a n t ta l l .
M rs.
A llen h as been on a tw o -w e e k s’ tr ip
lo S an F ra n c isc o In co m p an y w ith
h e r m o th e r, Mrs. W ebb of P o rtla n d .
POWELL STREET
41
T h e L a d le s' A id so ciety w ill m eet
in th e L ea g u e ro o m of th e c h u rc h on
W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n fo r w ork. Ev­
ery b o d y in v ited .
Mr. a n d M rs. W . B. P a rs o n s took
d in n e r B u n d ay w ith H. L. St. C la ir
an d fam ily .
W ilb u r
T h o m p so n
sp en t
th e
T h a n k s g iv in g v a c a tio n a t th e hom e
o f h is p a re n ts , D r. a n d «Mrs. A.
T h o m p so n .
M iss B essie H o w itt cam e hom e
fro n t C o rv a llis to sp e n d h e r T h a n k s ­
g iv in g v a catio n .
Day After
Thanksgiving is past but you still
have to eat. Please look over these
lists and see if there is som ething that
sounds good then let us know.
Cranberries
Cluster Raisins
Pineapples
Bananas
Sweet Potatoes
Celery
Cauliflower
Head Lettuce
Sweet Cider
Plum Puddings
Oranges
Grapes
New Crop
W ALNUTS
per lb.
20c
2 lbs.
MIXED NUTS
35c
Pickles
and Relishes
of all kinds
New Crop
ALM ONDS
per lb.
20c
MINCE MEAT
(¡OLDEN DATES
21b*. l'or 25e
2 pkgs. for 25c
M r a n d M rs. E tts e l J o n e s e n te r ­
ta in e d g u e sts on T h a n k s g iv in g day.
M rs. E lla A ton w as c a lled hom e
fro m Je ffe rso n , w h e re sh e w as v is it­
in g by th e s e rio u s illn e s s of h e r
m o th e r. Mrs. T a y lo r, a t B o rin g .
M rs. M ary P re s to n w as th e g u e st
of Dr. T h o m p so n a n d
fam ily on
T h a n k s g iv in g day.
A. E. K e ssle r has- m oved in to his
new h o m e on P o w ell s t r e e t, n e a r th e
O dd F e llo w s' h a ll. H e la te ly b o u g h t
th e p ro p e rty fro m O. W. K en n ey an d
h as m a d e so m e e x te n s iv e Im p ro v e­
m e n ts. T h e v a c a n t ro o m s w h e re he
fo rm e rly liv ed a t th e r e a r of h is b a r ­
b e r sh o p w ill be a rr a n g e d fo r b a th s.
I N. S m ith , a re s id e n t of O n ta rio ,
C a n a d a , h a s been h e re fo r a b o u t tw o
w eek s th e g u e st of h is s is te r , Mrs.
M ary C le v e la n d
H e Is q u ite I n te r ­
e s te d In th e c u sto m s of O reg o n , e s­
p ecially o u r sch o o l sy ste m s, w hich
h e say s a r e s u p e r io r to th o s e a t
h o m e.
H e w ill p rc o a u ly re m a lu In
O reg o n fo r s e v e ra l w eek s lo n g er.
ken who gossip
MORE THAN WOMEN
Farm Loans
Q mu kJ* Ma*
A I k * h a v e c M U .ro e i« w h o w all U a J *
P o rtla n d P ro p e rty lo t F a rm *.
G iv e f u ll p a rtic u la r«
R ecen tly I h ad so m e th in g to say
a b o u t th e sm a ll tow n goM ip<r
L ike ot w h e t yo u have a n d w h a l y o u w a n t
JAS. KIBBEE, 212 belling Bldg . Poitland
m any o th e r ev ils th a t lias to be b o rn e
as b u rd e n s , th e g o ssip is m o re o f a
useless a n d
w o rth le ss
appendage
th a n hook w orm , p e le g ra , th e seven
y e a r Itch o r th e o ne h o rse p o litic ia n
M en's a n d
boys' h ig h c u t, an d
All to w n s have a s u r p lu s of g o sslp ers, ■lien's lo g g e r sh o e s; m e n 's a n d hoys
people w ho "n o s e a ro u n d " to learn ru b b e rs.
so m e th in g to tell a b o u t th e ir n e ig h ­
In per rei»I iliM'ouul f:»r *
bors
L u th e r lias m o re m en gossip-
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
e is th a n w om en, s tra n g e a s th is may
C A ItL D A H L, P rop.
seen, i h a rd ly know how to classify
gossip, hut it is a h u m a n b ird w ith
eag le w ings an d a voice lik e a fog
h o rn . It cun be h e a rd fro m H an to
liei i l:eba a n d
lias ca u se d
m ore
tro u b le th a n all th e b ed b u g s, Hies,
m o sq u ito es, g ra s s h o p p e rs , ch in c h -
bugs, r a ttle s n a k e s , sm allp o x , yellow
fev er, ra ts , b lizzard s, e a rth q u a k e s ,
a n d even w hisky th a t th is g re a t
U nited S ta te s k n o w s o r w ill know
w hen ilie u n iv e rse s h u ts up sh o p and
b eg in s ta k in g th e tinal invoice.
In
o th e r w ords, It has w ar an d hell in
a c o rn e r y ellin g lo r ice ..a te r .
L u th
e r, llJ k la .t R eg ister.
S P E C IA L
LIBRARY NOTES
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS CARDS
D E N T IS T S
W
O T T
A sp ecial se ctio n lias been g iven lo
books fo r C h ris tm a s re a d in g Includ
lug sto rie s , poem s am i g am es. T h e n '
a re also su g g e s tio n s fo r C h ris tin a ,
fe s tiv itie s, m en u s an d g ifts.
L ast S a tu rd a y th e lib ra ry c irc u la l
ed m o re books th a n ou any day since
its b e g in n in g . O ne
h u n d re d
an d
tw en ty -sev en books w ere ta k e n o u t,
e ig h ty -e ig h t b eing in th e a d u lt d e
p a rtm e n t. T h e n ex t la r g e s t d ay was
th e first S a tu rd a y of th e m o n th w hen
o n e h u n d re d an d e ig h te e n b o o k s went
o u t. P re v io u s to th is m o n th th e la r g ­
e s t day w as in last F e b ru a ry w hen
one h u n d re d an d n in e books e irc tila t-
• d in o n e day.
. nt m g D ecem ber C h ris tm a s sto rie s
be told e v ery T liu is d a y a f t e r ­
noon.
w ill
N aval < o li lia>ts.
T he re c e n t c e le b ra tio n of N e lso n 'r
victo ry of T r a f a lg a r 110 y e a rs ago
has b ro u g h t fo rw a rd fro n t n a v a l e x ­
p e rts m an y c o m p a riso n s b e tw e e n th e
w ooden w a r vessels o f th a t d ay an d
th e p re s e n t s te e l-c la d m o n s te rs of
th e deep. N e lso n 's vessel, th e Vic­
to ry , had a b ro a d s id e fro m fifty-tw o
g u n s of 1,160 p o u n d s o f m e ta l.
A
sin g le s h o t fro m a 1 3 .5 -iu ch gun
h u rls 240 p o u n d s m o re m e ta l th a n
th is. A t th e b a ttle of T r a f a l g a r th e
B ritis h fleet w en t Into a c tio n a t a
sp eed of th r e e k n o ts , b u t th is speed
( ! ) g ra d u a lly d im in ish e d
T o d ay a
b a ttle c ru is e r can m a k e fro m tw e n ­
ty -e ig h t to th ir ty m iles a n h o u r. T h e
V icto ry , N e lso n 's flag sh ip , (ltd not
fire h e r first ro u n d in to th e s te r n of
th e B u c e n ta u r u n til th e d is ta n c e b e ­
tw e e n th e tw o vessels w as no m o re
th a n te n y a rd s. T o d ay h av o c b e g in s
fro m a d is ta n c e of 17,000 to 2 0 ,0 0 0
y a rd s .
A m o d e rn b a ttle s h ip co u ld
h a v e d e stro y e d su c h a fleet as N el-
s o n ’s w ith o u t s u ffe rin g th e le a s t in ­
ju r y .
It co u ld d e stro y an o c e a n fu l
of o ld -tim e sh ip s a lm o s t w ith o u t tir ­
in g a g u n fo r it co u ld plow th r o u g h
su c h a fleet w ith a ste e l-s h o d ra n i,
ta k in g no n o tic e of th e p e lle ts of
ro u n d s h o t of tw e lv e p o u n d s up to
s ix ty -e ig h t p o u n d s as th e y r a ttle d
a g a in s t h e r a rm o re d sides.
Town Election Notice.
Notice is hereby giv» it, that on
Tuesday, the 7th day of Decem­
ber, 1915, at the town hall in the
Town of Gresham, County of
Multnomah and State of Oregon,
the annual Town Election will be
held for the purpose of electing
three eonneilmen of said town of
Gresham for the ensuing term of
two years, which election will be
held at 1 o'clock in the afternoon
and will continue until 7 o ’clock
p. nt. of said day.
Dated this 24th day of Novem­
ber, A D„ 1915.
D. M. EGBERTS,
Town Recorder.
Yet it is surprising how
m a n y men are careless about
pocket knives —so apt to go
along with their old ones, un­
less reminded of it.
A lm ost every day som e of our
custo m ers are rem inded by the
sight of our display of pocket
knives, or perhaps by feeling their
old ones in their pockets, th a t they
need a new knife.
More often th a n n o t, too, they
are surprised to find o u r a s s o rt­
m ent so com plete—so m any styles
and sizes— bone h a n d l e s , pearl
handles, m e t a l h a n d l e s , wood
handles. A nd ranging from tw o-
bladed pen k n i v e s to four and
six-bladed knives, and som e with
screw -driver, cork puller and sm all
scissor fittings. M ighty handy for
a m an to have.
H ow about a little shooting
Btime of th ese bright days ? A t a
targ et w ith a .22 rifle, or over the
tra p s? W e can fit you o u t—Rifles,
C artridges, S h o t-g u n s, S h ells, all
R E M 1 N Q T O N -U M C , o u r l e a d ­
ing line in A rm s an d A m m unition
favored by p ractically all the
keen S portsm en we know.
Sterling & Kidder
CresUm
OTT
B R O S
OREGON
G REB H A M .
P R U N K S — Office 617
R e sid e n c e 61a
J. K. ( LAN AH AN
K. O . MOSH
D E N T IS T S
O F F IC E
IR S I
STATE
BANK
B U IL D IM O
GRESH AM . OREGON
P H Y S IC IA N S
P. B I T T N E R , M. D.
P h y sic ia n am i S u rg e o n
O F F IC E H O U R S
to 1 2 tn ..
I p m . to 1 p. m
7 lo .X I». in at office
Phone ea i
Gxflre o v er B ank o f Qresh&ui
! ¡ t il. «• < n Al u n ^ t
n e x t «tool t o
10 a. in.
I ’. i
S t e l l i l i L- X’ K i t it t e r 's .
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H
—'\ P O O R j K N IFE is
a about
b o u t the
t
peskiest
thing t h a t a m a n lets
himself put up with.
H
D E N T IS T S
I llO N E b
T h e lib ra ry I iuh ju s t received new
co lle c tio n s o l G erm an a n d S w edish
books.
M ore will lie a d d e d as Hie
d em an d in creases.
H
J. OTT
R eaiu en ce, 111; Office l l x
H. H U G H E S , M. D.
H ours - 10 12 a in .
2-4 and 7-8 p. m
office, H o w itt B u ild in g
GRESH AM ,
-
-
OREGON
PHONES
-R .'sid en ce
T ab or 120
Office, M ain (812: H om e A-6162
J. M. S H O R T , M. D
P h y sic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
B « « .. 93 E a s t 6 9 th S t
O ffice, 1 1 1 1 -1 3 S e l l i n g B u ild in g
PORTLAND,
o ffice P h o n e «#
OKKOON
R esid e n c e 339
G E O . I N G L I S , M. D.
T H Y S IC IA N
and 8 U B O IO «
' :i p r o fe ss io n a l cali-, p ro m p tly a t ­
tended.
S p ecia l a tte n tio n
to
d is-
e a s e s o f Ihe E y e s and fittin g o f
GiasMes
•»ilice H our«
to 12 a. rn., 1:30 to 5.
C vor F ir s t S t a t s B ank G resh am
DR. MABEL JA N E DORINO
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S H T A N
Cl t iC E
632
H O U R S— 9 a m.
to
5 p .m .
M organ B ld g., P o rtla n d ,
F h o u e M arabal) 1809
Ore.
D iseases of W om en a n d C h ild re n
S p ecialty .
DR. MATILDA M. GREINER
< 'liiro p i a rt ic S e rv e S p e c ia list
S u ti'r o p a tli
P o rtla n d ,
S h e t la n d
P h o n e M ain 310
B ld g .,
M ain
4095
R es. G ilb e rt S ta.
GEO. F. A. WALKER, 0. D.
O p to m e tris t um l O p tic ia n
¡la sse s F itte d .
L en ses D u p lic a te d .
P re s c rip tio n s F ille d
701-2 M organ B ldg.
W a s h in g to n a t B ro ad w ay
P o rtla m .
P ilo n e« : Office M ain 233
B e« . E a i t 6726
DR. H. SCHWART7., M. D.
S to m a c h a n d
In te st in a i T ro u b le«
Office H our«: 10-12 a. m. and 2-5 p.m.
327 M ohaw k Bldff.
PORTLAND,
O REG O N
IN 3U H A N C E
JO H N
Wet Weather Brings Colds
A co ld , no m a tte r how s lig h t,
sh o u ld n e v e r he n e g le c te d , fo r
s e rio u s c o m p lic a tio n s very o fte n
d ev elo p a n d th e re s u lt is a g ra v e
illn ess.
T h e b est tr e a tm e n t, th e k in d
th a t d o es tlie w ork w hen o th e r
tr e a tm e n ts fa il, is
R exall
COLD TABLETS
G e n tly la x a tiv e , p le a s a n t to
ta k e , a n d g u a ra n te e d to g ive you
re lie f o r / o u r m oney back.
S e­
c u re a box to d ay a n d h a v e it n e a r
a t h a n d — fo r w hen a cold first
s t a r ts is th e tim e to b re a k it up.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R F X 4 L E
G RESH AM ,
S to re
-
OREGON
BROW N
IK *U M A K 0a
K epi » s e a tin g o n ly R E L IA R L E IN ­
SU R A N C E C O M P A N IE S
O r««ham , O ragon
P hon« 513
JAM ES
ELKINOTON
I X S tllllfC i
accident
F IK E
L IF E
HEALTH
bursty bond *
A U T O M O B IL E
P L A T E G L A SS
Offlc« on M ain S tr« « t
P H O N E S — Office 816.
R es.
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CONTBACTOBS
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If Ton W ant F ir s t Class W ork S a«
(0NÏ
W E D E S IG N B U IL D IN G S
For that ‘Particular Holiday Baking’
Try OLYMPIC FLOUR.
Guaranteed to Suit YOU
M O N O P O L E S U G G E S T IO N S
in glass, tin and packages.
Dimple Peas
per can 15c
Petite Peas
per can 25c
Sweet Potatoes
per can 20c
Currants
Stuffed Olives
OYSTERS
10c and 25c
Extra Choice
Plain Olives
20c and 40c
10c and 25c
SHRIMP
2 cans 25c Boiled Cider
Lobsters
Crabs
per quart 25c
Raisin*
Mince Meat
METZGER BROS.
Phone 661
Quality - Service
Gresham
T h e L a d le s' A id so ciety of th e
M. E. c h u rc h w ill m eet In th e L eag u e
ro o m W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n a t 1 :3 0
o 'c lo c k fo r
w o rk .
P lease com e
e a rly a n d b rin g y o u r n e e d le s, d a rn -
' tn g n e e d le s a n d th im b le s w ith you.
T h e b a z a a r w ill be h e ld a t th e
g ra n g e h a ll, D ecem b er 9. A ny one
h a v in g a rtic le s o f an y k in d to do­
n a te , w ill p le a s e leav e th e m w ith
M rs. O sb o rn e.
W illia m M cK inley B eers, so n of
Mr a n d M rs W m B eers, a n d Miss
H azel E liz a b e th
L iv in g sto n
w ere
u n ite d in m a r ria g e a t th e M eth o d ist
p a rs o n a g e by Rev A. C. B ra c k e n -
b u ry , on W ed n e sd a y a fte rn o o n , No­
vem ber 2 4
T h ey h av e th e good
w ish es of a la rg e c irc le of frie n d s
T h e s tre a m w h ich h a s beeu su p p ly ­
in g th e a u c ie n t city of D am ascus
w ith w a te r fo r n e a rly fo rty c e n tu r ­
ies, h av e b een h a rn e s s e d a n d w ill
p ro v id e e le c tric ity to lig h t th e city
a n d o p e ra te 100 m ile« of ra ilw a )
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Y ou k n o w the value of an a c c u ra te re c o rd th at can b e c o n ­
v eniently re fe rre d to.
A Checking Account
will afford you a d e ta ile d re c o rd of y o u r tran sactio n s in the
h a n d ie st p o ssib le form.
E tts e l T. J o n e s
F ra n k C. Jone»
G resh a m . Or«.. P h o n « 351
Contracting and Building
P la n s an d E s tim a te s F u rn is h e d
W. K HAMILTON
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W EIG H TH E ADVANTAGES
E ach ch e c k you issue co m e s back to you as an in d isp u ta b le
receipt, h earin g th e sig n atu re of th e p e rso n to w hom you paid
th e m o n ey
It carries with it all the other benefits of a good banking
connection.
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Cong.ion Res., Mrs. F rank Schofield
T h e U n ited S ta te s b u r e a u of fish­
erie s re c e n tly s e n t 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 eg g s of
hi ra in b o w tr o u t fro m its C a lifo r­
nia h a tc h e ry to K obe. J a p a n , to be
used in s to c k in g th e w a te rs of H iogo
province.
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