Gresham outlook., January 07, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

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GHINHA.M
After Invoicing
W e find that w e are 'long on a few articles, and are going to cut
the prices in two. in som e cases to m ove these goods.
D o ve r Egg B ea te r*. Reg 10c value.
S tan d ard B ath R oom C le an er
Ipt. size, R eg. 30c value.
Iqt. “
“
50c
R o ta ry D o ug h -n ut C u tters, I Or value
C o m b in atio n Pliers
O ffic ia l R a t C atch ers, Reg I Or value
B icycle Bells, Reg 35c value.
8c
2 0c
35c
5c
O l TlXXJk
ALL THE DOINGS OF
TOUR HOME T O W
A m anage license was issued to
Philip J Clontnger of Portland, and
Miss Bonita June .Metzger, at Van­
couver on W ednesday, where they
were married. Miss Metzger is well
known in Gresham where she was
horn and raised.
FRIDAY.
J A M AKV
7.
I Win
Mr and Mrs F. L Mack, the lat
ter having been Miss Pearl Jones,
are making a bridal tour of the
middle west
They left on Tuesday
tor Chicago and will revisit the
scenes of their youth
They were
raised near each other and were ac­
quainted before coming to Oregon
They expect to be away several
months.
LIBRARY NOTES
Harper's Weekly has begun a new
department with the new year The
editor, Mr Norman Hepgood plane
15c
O FLLLV APPRECIATE the good points of a m achine
to
spend the winter in W ashington
5c
it is necessary to exam ine into the details of its construction
where
he
can
he
in
close
touch
with
25c
You will expect us to say
affairs of state. He will write on
' The Nation's Capitol” touching up­
T h e B L A C K H A W K Is th e B e s t
on all the big questions of the day.
spreader on earth. But you will want to know
This magazine is on file at the libra­
Ployed Metzger, who has been ry. Back numbers may be taken out.
?
W H Y and W H E R E
T
spending a few weeks at home, will
The 8chool Arts magazine has been
it is the best.
Its Concave, Its Autom obile Front Axle,
return to the O. A C. at Corvallis, to added to the magazines received at
Light Draft, Few Repair Bills — A Machine Always Ready
resume his studies next Monday
the library for 1H16.
BEST TO BUY
EEST TO USE
The library circulated twenty-two
J. T. Still ions has moved his
more
books
in
December
than
in
No­
plumbing shop front the Koss build­
ing to the Sell building formerly oc­ vember, not a large gain but we hope
Tel. 544.
cupied by the Acetylene Gas Co., on to be of more service this month.
Gresham
These cold days are just the time to
Second street.
snuggle into a warm corner with an
Greshunt grange will hold an all- 1
interesting book.
day m eeting tomorrow, the principal
event of which will be the installa­
PLEASANT HOME
tion ot ofllcers. A good lecture pro-
Hl F rauds died at his home at
grom will be given.
Kelso, January 6. The funeral will
S K Palniquist. the Gresham har­
Nothing Better than
be held from the Baptist church at
ness maker, has installed a new ma- i
Pleasant Home, Saturday, January 8,
JANUARY 10 11.
chine and started a new line of work,
at 1 p m. Rev. E. A Leonard will
S M I T H ’S T H E A T E R
that of repairing autom obile cur­
conduct the services, both at the
DON T TALK IT DON T THINK IT, BUT SEE IT
tains
lie will sew in celluloid cur- I
church and at the grave. Interment
A U ra n ia Y ou W ill N e v e r F o rg e t
tains or any other repairing.
ut Plenannt Horae cemeterv
Our Prices: $1, $ 1.2 5, $ 1.5 0
Before the last M. E. Ladles' Aid
Guaranteed for one year
chicken pie supper the ladies bought
I m**j tlie-XI u elle r W «siding.
a gross of Individual pie plates. They
A 5 Reel Broadway Feature, w ritten and Produced by Lois Weber.
O u r W in d o w D is p la y
A. E. Forsythe and Miss Louise
were given qut and now there are
I iiis re m a rk a b le lif e d ra m a is to o le a l, to o h u m a n . fo r liie re
Meuller
were
married
at
the
bride’s
one dozen and a half of them miss­
w o rd s . It h its y o u a m i me a m i o u r n e ig h b o rs , It m a k e s u s ri iiie iid s r
ing
Anyone having some of these home in Montavillu at 2 :3 0 p in ,
a m i re g re t e v e ry w o rd o f id le gossip we Im v i ever r e p e a te d .
F rom tins will please return them to Sterl- ■ Sunday, January 2.
p lo t to p ro d u c tio n th is film sa tisfie s. U o not fa il to see it fo r it is lug & Kidder or the Bank of Gresh- ;
Mark Doryland was best man and
Olie o f tile b ig g e st p la y s e v e r p ro d u c e d .
Mrs Mark Doryland, the bride’s sis-
am.
The R e c a l l Store
I ter, and Miss Flora Johnson were
S . B. Hall Is getting the indorse­
. bridesmaids
Rev. S. W Seeman of­
ment of several granges of the coun­
ficiated
ty for the position o ’ county agricul­
The bride wore a beautiful gown
turist. He is now at Corvallis, In at- ,
I of w hite silk with a lace veil and car-
tendance upon the Farm ers’ course
I rled a bouquet of white caruutions.
As he is a graduute of the O. A. C.
The bridesmaids wore blue Hilk and
lie is directly in line for the appoint­
carried pink carnations
A J. W BROWN. Prop.
ment.
A bicycle stolen from Latourell's
Many useful and handsome preg-
Best Quality Meats,
garage several weeks ago has been , 1 ents were received.
identified as one found in the cabin
The bride is a very popular young
of E. It Kemp.
lady ut Montavilla and lias made
T h e Queen Esther Circle will hold many friends there
Mr. Forsythe
Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
a hake sale at Metzger Bros, store, has lived at Hillsview since child­
Saturday afternoon, January 8, be- .
hood and is very widely known.
FOGNE 41
POWELL STREET
ginning at 2 p. til.
! John
Meuller,
bride's
parents,
Those
present the
were
Mr. and
Mrs.
Itev. ft. D. Streyfeller, of Seattle, | Mr. and Mrs. Mark Doryland, Misses
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Plum- I.Ida and Elizabeth Masters, Emanuel
I niler III t\a k tiic h e .
lee. He will hold a series of m eet­ and Theodore Meuller, Rev. and Mrs.
Human beings occasionally live
v o l C A N N O T A F F O R D T o M IS S T H I S G R E A T P H O T O P L A Y ings in a Portland church.
S. W. Seeman, Dr. and Mrs. Le Ferve
through incredibly long imprison-
It is one tlm t e v e ry o n e i ii tin s to w n o r a n t o th e r s h o u ld b y a ll means
and
children,
Henry
Johnson,
Mrs.
The Queen Esther Circle met at
ments after their dwelllngs have
see.
W o rd s c a n n o t exp re ss its s u p e r io r ity .
the home of Miss Esther Elford last Gibson and son Norman, Mrs. Louis been overwhelmed by avalanches
ADMISSION 6c and 10c
Yunker,
Mrs.
Reefl
and
mother.
Saturday night.
On March 19, 1755, avalanches bur- '
Tin* l*'<Mt l i f i l l llorsi*.
the spring In order that all the world
(' H Myers of Pasco, W ashington, Misses Flora Johnson, Flora Lins, led the village of Bergem oletto, In '
M a in S t.,
Gresham
may have abundant harveat, that who bus been visiting his parents, and Mabie Hupp
the
Italian
Alps,
and
on
April
25
I don't know who wrote this toast
Their
many
friends
join
In
wish­
furnishes the sport of kings, that Mr and Mrs. W A. Myers, and Mrs.
three women were dug out alive
to the horse, hut I'd rather read It
with blazing eve and distended nos­ Myrtle Myers since New Years day, ing them a happy and prosperous life from a stable in which they had been
than Vest's dog speech:
together. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe immured for thirty-seven days in the
tril fearlessly leads our greatest gen will leave for his home tomorrow.
H e r e 's to that bundle of seatt-
will make their home at Hillsview
dark beneath the mass of snow which
erals through carnage and renown,
Attention Is called to the ad in
nieut nerves with the heart of a i whose blood forms one of the in­
lay forty-two feet higher than the
roof
With them had been buried a
woman, llie eye of a g ale lie, t h e 1 gredients that go to make the tnk In this Issue of the Sundial Feed Mill
D iscip lin e A m on g B aboons.
little boy, six goats, a donkey and
courage of n gladtutor, the docility which all history Is written and who of Fairview which will be found reg­
som e hens
o f a slave, the proud carriage of a 1 finally, la black trappings, palls the ularly in
Tile baboons of Africa probably
Friday's Outlook. The
The child, the donkey and the
king nnd the blind obedience of a I humblest of us to the newly sodded
soldier, the companion of the desert 1 threshold of eternity.” St
Louis Sundial people are large dealers and have the best m ilitary regulations of fowls soon died, but the goats helped ,
plain dial turns the moist furrows In i Post-Dispatch
shippers und draw patronage from
any of the auimals. W hile they are the women to survive, their milk
supplem enting the thirty or forty
very large territory.
Farmers and feeding in a dangerous place, they cakes and the pocketful o f chestnuts
On the M arket
dairymen cannot do better than set sentries on every side— big. wise upon which they depended for food.
Fresh
Every Day.
Hope
of
finding
the
women
alive
had
watch for their quotatoons and ex veteran baboons that stt perfectly
been abandoned when far in April
tend to them a generous patronage quiet and keep a vigilant watch. At the brother of one had a dream in
Mrs. J E Metzger left on Wednea a sharp bark of warning from one of which she appealed to him for res­
day for Los Angeles to visit her par these outposts, every ape ceases his cue.
The weather then at last made ex­
occupation; even the babies hush
I ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Carlson
cavation possible, and the women
their cries on the instant. At anoth­ were restored to the world and pres­
Mrs Ella A ton has returned home
er bark all may resume work or play, ently to health — Chicago News
from Mrs A. C. Wthlon's. whom she
or again, the second note may carry
was nursing for a few days.
Alex. Swanson, of West Concord.
a different message; then the leader
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
"THE ONE BEST”
Feeding the birds Is not only
N.
IL, a granite cutter, possesses two
gives an order, and all retreat rapid­
k - a a m m i
pleasurable pastime but It should be ly to the denser part of the forest.
peculiar characteristics.
His hands
made a duty. With the snow too
work
in
unison—
that
is,
a
move­
When traveling, these creatures
HOMINY
SAUER KRAUT
Fourni a Sure T hing.
deep for them to find their natural have both a front and a read guard. ment of oue involuntarily causes the
2 cans
2 cans
| sources of food it is not only a charity Half a dozen powerful apes scout other hand to perform the sam e func­
1. B. Wixon, Farm ers Mills, N. Y.,
26c
26c
hut a necessity that a few crumbs well in front of the main body, now tion, and while he has an abundance
has used Chamberlain's Tablets for
line grain or suet be placed where Inspecting the woods from the of hair on his head, he has never had
years for disorders of th® stomach
| they will find It in some sheltered ground, now climbing to the tops of to use a razor on his face.
and liver and says, "Chamberlain's
place
Tablets are the best I have ever used,
DIMPLE PEAS
SUCCOTASH
the tallest tre«'s
If the
traveler
tine Arkansas man at an expense lo r sale by Gresham Drug Co.— Adv
Will Walker, a brother of Mrs conies upon a tribe of baboons he
per can
2 cans
of $500 this year raised and sold
Carl
Dahl, and Miss Lottie Vinton, of usually sees only one of the scou'.s,
Pennsylvania railroads in the last
16c
26c
4,500 bushels of rice at more than $1
Grass Valley, visited here the first who bares hts teeth savagely, burk-
fiscal
year killed 1,162 persons, main­
bushel.
of the week
ly trespassers.
once and ts gone. Farther away the
Ben Rollins Is confined to hts bed hunter may observe th • whipping of
with the grip, but Is somewhat im­ branches as the rest of the tribe re­
proved today.
treat so raptdlv that no man car
overtake them. Should tin observer
Bert Thomas is spending a fe
Beef
Tomato
Oxtail
days here, having been called from happen upon the rear gu rd he will
GET IN THE HARNESS AND DO.
Mutton
Celery
Chicken
Toledo. W ashington, by the sickness observe that they b elg v differently
from the scouts
Not silent or cau­
Is
worth
more
Io you than all the resolutions that von can
and
death
of
hia
father.
Mr.
Thomas
Vegetable
Mock Turtle
Pea
Train«*. The world is looking for the man who does things and
ts In business In Toledo under the tious. they constantly give J nick,
not for the man who resolves to do something.
firm uame of the Toledo Hardware sharp commands, nov. ngrlly chid­
The way to have a hank account is to sta rt one and not re­
Co, and says hts business of general ing some lagging youngster or g liiu g
solve to start one. The time t o start one is Now. Today not
hardware and farm Implements ts another a slap - nd a blip
tomorrow.
As far as we know, the baboons
growing and prospects are good
are
the
only
apes
or
other
anim
als
A FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OFFICER
A r«w*ent Item In the Outlook re­
Salt Salmon
CTromarty Bloaters
said recently in our presence, that there were more and better
Codftsh Strip
ferred to Emery's auto truck as the that post a sentry at night Common­
Choice Red
ly. they sleep tn raves among the
New pack
opportunities for the young men of today than ever before,
Reliable auto truck. That was a m is­
Per lb 10c
cliffs, and when all have retired to
that he knew of one firm on the Pacific Coast who were now
Per lb. 10c
6 for 26c
take only in the matter of a capital
looking and had been looking for more than one year for a
"R.” Gresham has two auto trucks rest you may be sure that one of
their
number
will
be
wide
awake,
sit­
young
man to till a position at $10,000 per year.
hauling between Gresham and Port­
A few pieces of A L U M IN U M and G L A S S W A R E
That man must he a man who had made his way, capable
land and both are "reliable ” But It ting on some exposed rock or other
of savuig. and handling not only his own affairs but that of
happens one Is known as the R eli­ point of vantage from which he ran
to close out at Greatly Reduced Pi ices.
see in every direction
Not even the
others profitably
able Truck Service and that one ts
leopard,
the
most
determined
foe
of
A good tune to start that hank account is right now. A
owned and run by Hosa Brothers
he
baboon,
dares
attack
them
at
good
place the
i Bert and F red), who in addition to
general hauling have b**en lately night, uuless he can surprise and kill
When attacked »hey will
transporting quite • few cows for the sentry
T K Howltt, which shows the many tight In defense of their fam ilies un­
til the last "man" Is dead
Wire 661
Powell St.
G re sh a m
G P E S r i A M . Oi?EL.
usee which may be made of the auto
trucks.
U t » » g g M x a g a jv tii.
What yos waat. See Want Ads
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
Just a reminder and for reference
in tne days to come, it is chronicled
here that there has been snow on the
ground z»nce Tuesday, December 28.
It is m ow ing today, with an east
iud, hut the snow' is only about
three Inches deep and so far has not
exceeded that depth.
T
of these Low Prices
---- a t =
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
S T E R L IN G & K ID D E R
Hardware Company
COLD WEATHER HELPS i-
Monday & Tuesday
Hot Water Bottles
‘SCANDAL’
** S ee
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
I
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
City Bakery
B read
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
Monopole in I ins
“Monopole” Soups
AWAY WITH NEW YEARS' RESOLUTIONS
N e w A r r iv a l s
Metzger Bros.
FIRST STATE BANÏ
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