Gresham outlook., October 10, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
Ol'TLOOK
TUESD AY ,
IK T O B E R
10,
101«
N. O. F u lle r a tte n d e d th e H u g h es
A lliance m e e tin g In P o rtla n d F rid a y
an d th e F a ir b a n k s m e etin g
ODD AND HALF SIZES
M rs S ad ie It C ra w fo rd is h a v in g
h e r h o u se p a in te d by F re d T odd. A
new c e m e n t w alk is b eing laid by
Jo n e s & Co.
W e h a v e A lw ay s M a in ta in e d th a t m en
a n d y o u n g m en could a n d can be fitted Perfectly
A r th u r P a rk e r , w ho h a s been a t
th e h om e of h!s a u n t, Mrs. C la ra
K an e fo r th e p a st w eek o r tw o, has
gone to th e S n o q u a lm ie n a tio n a l f o r ­
e st n e a r S e a ttle , w h ere lie w ill be
em ployed as a fo re s t ra n g e r.
Mrs.
P a r k e r a n d baby w ill re m a in h e re
fo r th e p re se n t.
in read y -fo r-serv ice clothes.
T h e so u g h t for, so-called tailo red fit, h a s
A lw ay s b e e n P o ssib le any d a y in th is sto re at
$20, $25 a n d $30.
W e say th is b ecau se
KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES
h av e alw ay s b een d e sig n e d , sty le d a n d g rad e d
as to sizes, to fit m a n y ty p e s of m en , a n d now ,
w ith K u p p e n h e im e r half - sizes (362, 37^, 382,
etc.), th e fitting possibilities of th is sto re a re
increased fifty-fold.
A lte ra tio n s h av e b een re d u c e d m ore th a n
50%, a n d th e sa v in g goes to y o u in Q u ic k e r
service a n d G re a te r, G R E A T E R values.
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GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
N EW and
School Books
SECO ND - H A N D
E m il E lle rs, w ho fo rm e rly w o rk ed
fo r G re sh a m d a iry m e n , now lo cated
a t B lin d s lo u g h , n e a r A sto ria , w as
in to w n y e s te rd a y a n d a tte n d e d th e
A ltm an d is p e rs a l sale.
TABLETS, PENCILS, PAPER, ETC.
Although the price o f paper has advanced, our price on tablets,
etc., will he the same as last year as we bought our stock early
ami secured last y e a r’s prices.
The famous R.-xall Tablets are the largest and best your
money cau buy. Nothing in this line over fie.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The
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REXALL
Store
Sanitary
Meat
Market
ED BAUMAN, Prop.
GRESH AM ,
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ORE.
Home-made Sausage a Specialty
Cash paid for Fat Beef, Veal and
Mutton, live or dressed. T p prices
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
Emery9s Truck Service
By a c h a n g e in th e sc h e d u le of
r u r a l c a r r ie r
num ber
o ne,
from
G re sh a m postofiice, h e w ill h e re a f te r
i leav e o n e -h a lf h o u r la t e r to se rv e his
j d is tric t.
M iss
W ood
a n d M iss C oldw ell
j fro m th e sch o o l d e p a rtm e n t o f th e
P o rtla n d lib ra ry v isite d th e G resh -
I am lib ra ry a n d sc h o o ls
F rid a y af-
' te rn o o n .
T h e sch o o l d e p a rtm e n t Is
p la c in g class ro o m lib ra rie s in all
. th e c o u n try sch o o ls in th e c o u n ty
an d M iss W ood is v is itin g all co u n ty
ty sc h o o ls as u su al.
1). L. M cL ain is e n jo y in g a fine
| M o rris c h a ir , th e g ift of h is tw o
j d a u g h te r s , M rs. I'h o e b e T h o m p so n
[a n d M rs. Ire n e M iller, on a re c e n t
v isit h ere.
Mr. M cL ain is "9 y e a rs
i old a n d g e ts a ro u n d w ell fo r o n e of
J bis y e a rs .
He is a v e te ra n o f th e
civil w ar a n d c la im s to be th e only
s u r v iv o r o f L ibby p riso n In th is vi­
c in ity .
I
M rs. L u lu S tr c b io , w ho m oved to
W a llu la H e ig h ts a few w eeks ago,
I h as m oved in to th e W h ite h e a d ho u se
P O R T L A N D AND G R E S H A M
j on S o u th R o b e rts a v en u e.
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Otllce w ith P io n eer A uto Truck Co., 2 2 0 A sh St.
E.
R. R y fo rd , of S h e rid a n , h as
Phone Broadway StUM
leased th e A lb e rt C le v e la n d fa rm of
66 a c re s n o rth o i G re sh a m fo r a
te rm of th r e e y e a rs a n d h a s m oved
1 on. He w ill e n g a g e In g e n e ra l fa rn t-
| ing. T h e fa r m w as o ccu p ie d fo r a
B W. EMERY, Prop. Res. Phone 173.
Gresham, Ore.
few m o n th s by th e J u n i o r A g ric u l­
tu r a l co lle g e , w h ich h a s been d is­
A new F re n c h w atch h as a sin g le [
R o b ert It. P a tte rs o n , ag e e ig h ty - c o n tin u e d .
five,
of E m m itsb u rg . Md., n e v e r Baw
h a n d , c a rry in g a n u m e ra l th a t d e s ­
H a rry Jo h n s o n a n d fam ily hav e
a
b
a
se
b a ll g am e.
-.Vhen a sk e d
to m oved In to th e C am p c o tta g e
on
ig n a te s th e h o u r, w hich tra v e ls acro ss
a tte n d a g am e, he say s, “ b u t I d o n 't H ood a v en u e.
a sem i c irc u la r sc a le b e a rin g th e m ln-
u n d e rs ta n d It a n d w o u ld n 't e n jo y I t.”
u ti m a rk s, th e n d is a p p e a rs a n d Is
Mr. a n d M rs. A. D o w sett h a d as
u in iiilc d by a n o th e r h a n d fo r th e
T h ey u su a lly g et w h a t y o u . w an t. d in n e r g u e s ts on T h u rs d a y ev en in g
n ex t h o u r.
T ry a w ant ad . in th e O u tlo o k
th e M isses M ae H u g h e s, E s th e r El-
i fo rd a n d E m m a F u lle r, te a c h e rs in
th e g ra d e sch o o l.
H ETW EhiN
Furniture Moving and Farmers Hauling a Specialty
It Might Be Done
M iss E m m a B. J o h n s o n h a s re ­
su m ed h e r w o rk at th e O u tlo o k nttice
a f t e r a w e e k 's v isit w ith frie n d s in
P o rtla n d a n d T ro u td a le .
It would be extravagant to elaini
flint our coffee can not be beat
Hut whoever tries it will have to
to some we are certain of that
Delicious coffee at a moderate
|>rie> we feel that either one of
tin s ' brands w ill till the bill.
H e sse l's
fa rm
m a c h in e ry s to re
has re c e n tly so ld th r e e P acific d ra g
saw s, m a n u f a c tu r e d by th e B eav er
S ta te fa c to ry In G re sh a m
T he b u y ­
e rs w ere E. P. S ch ed een , F re d R a d ­
fo rd a n d T h e o d o re V ogler, th e la t­
te r tw o of B o rin g
A. W. L afferty a u d J. S a n g e r Fox
w ill sp e a k in th e in te re s t of p ro h ib i­
tio n on th e s t r e e t n d a r th e fo u n ta in
n ext h rtd ay e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 .
40 cents the Jar
In addition to giving you splen­
did value in the coffee, the famous
Economy Jar is a valuable container
In buv mg these you save cost of a
tin which you throw away
E lish a A. B a k e r, a w ell kuow ti a t ­
to rn ey o f P o rtla n d , w ill sp eak a t th e
M eth o d ist
E p isco p al
c h u rc h uext
Sunday m o rn in g a t 11 o ’clock. Mr.
B a k e r Is p re s id e n t o f th e s ta te A nti-
S alo o n leag u e . He is a good s p e a k e r
an d w ill g iv e th e p eo p le fa c ts w o rth
k n o w in g
M rs C. E. R u s h e r h a s g iv en up
th e c a re of th e lib ra ry b u ild in g
C.
V T h o m a s h a s ta k e u c h a rg e o f th e
w o rk a n d w ill d e v o te h is fu ll tim e
to it.
Mrs.
E tts e l J o u e s h a s r e tu rn e d
h om e a f t e r s e v e ra l w eeks visit w ith
u e r p a re n ts a n d s is te r s in e a s te rn
W a sh in g to n .
The
W o m en 's H om e M issio n ary
so ciety w ill m eet a t th e h o m e of
Mrs. J . N. C la n h a n next W ed n esd ay
a fte rn o o n . Mrs. O. A. E a stm a n h as
c h a rg e o f th e p ro g ra m . T h e u su a l
le a an d so cial h o u r w ill be en jo y e d
at th e clo se of th e a fte rn o o n .
All
w om en a r e in v ited .
M uch in te r e s t h a s been a ro u s e d of
la te by th e O regon C o n g re ss of
M o th ers, in th e ju d g in g of th e p h y si­
cal a n d m e n ta l d e v e lo p m e n t of in ­
fa n ts. It Is not g e n e ra lly k n o w n th a t
G re sh a m h as a h u n d re d p er c e n t
baby, b u t su ch is th e case. T h e ch ild
is J a n e E llen , th e d a u g h te r of Mr.
an d Mrs. G uy F ie ld h o u se . Shh w as
ju d g e d a t th e h ead q u a r te ts o f th e
C o n g ress of M o th e rs a t th e c o u r t­
ho u se th e day Bhe .van six m o u th s old
an d sco red p e rfect.
T h e first so cial ev e n t of th e h ig h
school fo r th e y e a r w as th e e n te r ­
ta in m e n t on F rid a y
n ig h t of th e
fre sh m e n cla ss by th e m e m b e rs of
th e so p h o m o re class. E v id e n tly th e
tim e h o n o re d feud betw een so p h o ­
m o res a n d fre sh m e n h a s been s e ttle d .
M ore th a n a h u n d re d m e m b e rs of th e
tw o c la sse s m et In a jo lly good tim e.
All u g re e d th a t it w as m uch snore
s a tis fa c to ry th a n a h a z in g p a rty .
A m an fro m P o rtla n d g iv in g his
n a m e as S chw anz, o v e rtu rn e d ills c a r,
a big A u b u rn ro a d s te r, on a narrow
B e a v e r C re e k ro a d n e a r W. B. P a r ­
s o n ’s p lace on S a tu r d a y e v e n in g . T h e
m an h ad m et a u d p assed C. M. Z im ­
m e rm a n w ith h is c a r, w hich h ad th e
Inside of th e ro ad , b u t fa ile d to tu r n
his c a r back In to th e ro ad . It s tru c k
a so ft piece of ro a d a n d tu r n e d o v e r
th e e m b a n k m e n t, p in n in g th e o ccu ­
p a n ts u n d e r th e cat«. Mr. S chw anz
a n d a w om an acc o m p a n y in g him w ere
e x tric a te d a n d w ere fo u n d to be u n ­
h u rt.
Mr. Z im m e rm a n
to o k
th e
w om an to P o rtla n d a n d la te r h elp ed
put th e c a r o n to th e ro ad . No g re a t
d a m a g e w as d o n e to th e cur.
Rev. E. I. H a rrin g to n and wife
le ft M onday fo r F a lls C ity, O regon,
fo r a m o n th s ’ v a c a tio n . In a d d itio n
to h is p a s to ra te of th e F re e M eth o d ­
ist c h u rc h h e re , Mr. H a rrin g to n
is
p a s to r of a new c h u rc h o rg a n iz a tio n
in P o rtla n d a n d h a s been activ ely
en g a g e d in b u ild in g a c h u rc h , h a v in g
been h e a d c a rp e n te r on th e b u ild in g .
T h e new c h u rc h is lo c a te d a t 3 0 th
a n d W y g a n t s tre e t. I t is 32 by 48
fe e t in d im en sio n . It w as d e d ic a te d
la s t S u n d ay .
Rev. S. I-’. P itts a n d Rev. D avid
C ath ey w ill h av e c h a rg e o f th e s e rv ­
ices a t th e F re e M e th o d ist c h u rc h
d u rin g th e ab se n c e of th e p a sto r,
Rev. E. I. H a rrin g to n on h is v a c a ­
tio n .
An e n jo y a b le h ik e w as in d u lg e d in
S a tu rd a y by se v e ra l G re sh a m young
w om en, w ho w ent by a u to to T r o u t­
d a le , fro m th e r e by tr a in to O n eo n ta
an d fro m th e r e on fo o t a lo n g th e
h ig h w ay . T h e e x p lo ra tio n of O n eo n ta
g o rg e affo rd ed o n e o f th e g re a te s t
p le a s u re s of th e day. S e v e ra l m em ­
b e rs of th e p a rty c lim b ed th e bluff to
th e to p of M u ltn o m a h falls. T hose
In th e p a rty w ere M rs. C. M. Z im ­
m e rm a n , M isses M ae H u g h e s, E m m a
F u lle r, E s th e r E lfo rd , -Elsie M etzger,
L y m an a n d M rs. J e n n ie O sw ald.
A m a r ria g e licen se w as g ra n te d
Lloyd D. A xtell of G re sh a m a n d Miss
M. G e rtr u d e L in ts of P o rtla n d , at
V a n co u v er
y e s te rd a y
w h ere they
w ere m a rrie d . T hey w ill leav e fo r
C u rry c o u n ty in a few d ay s w here
th e y w ill m ak e th e ir hom e.
M iss M a rg a re t B u rk e h as r e ­
tu r n e d to h e r w ork as te a c h e r of th e
H u rlb u r t school. T h e sch o o l b o ard
o rd e re d a v a c a tio n la s t w eek on a c ­
c o u n t o f th e a p p e a ra n c e of d ip h ­
th e r ia in th e n e ig h b o rh o o d . No new i
cases h a v in g d ev elo p e d , it w as b e ­
lieved sa fe to reo p en sih o o l.
M rs. L. 8. M cIn ty re, o f S e a ttle ,
r e tu rn e d S u n d ay a f te r a five d a y s' |
v isit w ith Mrs. J o h n M etzger.
Mr. |
M cIn ty re is em p lo y ed by th e N W
L u m b e r co m p an y a n d w as h e re on
b u sin ess.
D ancing at B eck er's Hall,
A big d a u c e w ill be g iven every
S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t B e c k e r's h a ll. C or
b e tt.
H ard w o o d floor 50x60.
Besi [
of m usic. No Im p ro p e r cot J u c t a l­
low ed.
FOR STATE SENATCR
D istric t 14, J o in t.
M u ltn o m ah . C la c k a m a s and
C o lu m b ia C o u n tie s
H. A. LEWIS
UNION HIGH WINS,
TREATED BY POWELL
T h e fo o tb a ll te a m of I ’nion H igh I
sch o o l No. 2 d e fe a te d th e te a m of j
Jam es Jo h n
H igh on th e hom e 1
g ro u n d s , F rid a y , w ith a sc o re of H
to 0.
T h e g a m e w as v eil p lay ed , I
s t a r p la y s b ein g m a d ? by G lenn ,\i - 1
t ’o rm ic k au d E m e rso n
B row n. A f­
te r th e t a m e th e team w as tr e a te d '
to Ice c re a m by F re d P o w ell, as a r e ­
w ard fo r w in n in g th e gam e.
Next F rid a y tie boys e x p tc i Io
play a g a in s t E sta c a d a H igh school.
In re c e n t gan c-s w ith F ra .ik u n !i;gh,
E s ta c a d a lost w ith a laiX-t sco re, its
did I'n io n H igh, w hen t i n t
m et
F r a n k lin h e re re c e n tly tl n u a «lose
g a m e is b eing lo o k ed fo rw a rd to.
MT. HOOD
BUTTER
PURE, SW EET, CLEAN,
S A N IT A R Y
For Sale by Leading Grocers
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
Cook by Wire
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. M. H a rris o n w ere
g u e sts a t d in n e r S u n d ay a t th e hom e
of Mr. an d Mrs. H. L. St. C lair.
It I n w orry, not work w hich ma-1
T h e re a re m any a d v a n ta g e s in
tu r e s th e policy.
c o n n e c tio n w ith th e u se o f elec-
«
tric ity fo r co o k in g p u rp o s e s o v e r
any a n d a ll o th e r k ln d ^ of fuel.
“Black Friday”
T he E le c tric R an g e h as a ll th e
good p o in ts of o ld e r m e th o d s of
c o o k in g w ith o u t any of th e ir pe­
c u lia r tro u b le s
Cooking Rate
3c per K. W. H.
( all am i let us show you.
E lectric S to le— E lectric B uilding.
Iteil F ea th er production w ith Doro­
thy Davenport and Emery Johnson.
F rom th e hook by Fred S. Ishum.
Wed. and Thurs., Oct. 11,12
M any people will re m e m b e r 'B lack
F r id a y ." th e day of p a n ic d u rin g
G r a n t’s a d m in is tra tio n in 1874 w hich
F re d S. Ish a m h a s u sed fo r th e c e n ­
tr a l e p iso d e Ip I l l s n ovel of th e sam e
n a m e as th e R ed F e a th e r fe a tu re
w hich 1 h fo u n d e d upon it." F o r som e
re a s o n c o stu m e p lay s have not been
as p o p u la r on th e sc re e n as th ey
h av e been on th e le g itim a te s ta g e
b u t th e p ro d u c tio n of th is '’ play of
1874, a p erio d w ith in th e m em o ry of
m an y , is a re v e rsa l of th is o b s e rv a ­
tio n .
T h is R ed F e a th e r p h o to p la y
w ill b rin g back “ as If It w ere y e s te r­
d a y " m an y scen es of th e p a st to o ld ­
e r m e m b e rs of th e a u d ie n c e .
B u t b esid es Its h is to ric a l -Interest
a n d sp e c ia l ap p e a l to th e e ld e rs
th e r e Is m uch to c a tc h th e a tte n tio n
a n d h o ld th e In te re s t of y o u n g peo­
ple as w ell. T h is is a sp le n d id story-
fo u n d e d on a fa m o u s novel w hich
w as re a d an d e n jo y e d by th o u s a n d s
of p eo p le, and
th e a c tin g of th e
p rin c ip a ls leavps n o th in g to be d e ­
sire d .
Miss D a v e n p o rt is seen a t th e very
b est, an d th e s e ts a re a s tr u e to th e
p erio d as th e c o stu m e s a n d th e re
a re th r ills en o u g h fo r th e m ost blase
o f fans.
A big fe a tu r e in five a cls.
W ednesday ami T hursday, Octo­
ber I I ami 12, S m ith 's T heater.
I REST BREAD
O n th e M a r k e t
F resh E v ery D a y
i
!
Try 'Roman Meal' Bread '•
A great Health Food
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Pies, Cakes, and Other $
Pastry Articles.
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ü
Wedding Cakes and Special Pastry
to Order
«
Cream Puffs and
Chocotate Eclaires
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Every Saturday and Sunday
City Bakery
Main 9t. - Gresham
THEODORE VAN DGMNCK. Proprietor
Why Use Sherwin & Williams
Ready-Mixed Paint?
There are very good reasons why Sherwin & Williams
is the best for you to use.
FIRST—Because it is composed of nothing but the BEST
ingredients.
SECOND—It is thoroughly ground in the most up-to-date
Paint Plant *n the ' orid making its covering capacity
the greatest.
THIRD—Because it costs no more to use than poorer
paints.
FOURTH—Because not only the Factory but also your
local dealer will stand back of Sherwin & Williams Paint.
IT'S A GOOD TIME TO PAINT
Sterling & Kidder Hwe. Co.
Quick Loans on Land
W e have ready money to place on real estate security and
can arrange your loan al the right rate without delay.
Xo responsible farmer treed look farth er than this Hank
for the very best credit accomodations.
Remember, we do not require you to ‘go security” for
other men and there are no red tape entanglements connected
with our loan service.
Coni»
tu» win n von uet il money.
A little talk over the situation usually enables us to arrive
at terms that are mutually convenient, safe and satisfactory.
Slogan: Economical Ix*gi»la-
Uoa; no Bond Issue, Pay as
You Go.
R esid en ce , 9 6 th a n d E a st B u rn ­
sid e. ju s t o u ts id e th e city lim ­
its of P o rtla n d .
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM,ORE