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O l’TLOOK
FR ID A Y .
OCTOBER
18.
1010
A s u r p r is e p a rty w as g iv en M y rtle
The New Kali Fashion« in
K u p p e n h e im e r
C lo th e s
are n<»w ready for your inspi ction and .selection.
New model* are here, showing the genius of original de­
sign. New fabrics await you in every wanted, wiahed-for p a t­
tern and shade.
Rich, lustrous, long fiber woolens, tine worsteds, serges and
eassiuiers. New overcoatings superbly cut and tailored; a d ­
vance styles for m e n who relish a place in tin- forefront of
fashion.
Here in these clothes you «ill find these fitting qualities for
which this store is famous. Here are examples of what can he
done to bring perfection within the reach of any man at
Saturday Special, Men’s Garters, 10 cents.
E. W . A y ls w o r t h , The Clothier
School Books
NEW and
SECOND - HAND
TABLETS, PENCILS, PAPER, ETC.
Although the price of paper has advanced, our price on tablets,
etc., will be the same as last year as we bought our stock early
and secured last y e a r’s prices.
The famous Rexall Tablets are the largest and best your
money can buy. Nothing in this line over 5c.
GRESHAM D R U G C O .
The REXALL* Store
Sanitary
Meat
Market
ED. BAUMAN, Prop.
ORE.
GRESH AM ,
Home-made Sausage a Specialty
Cash paid for Fat Beef, Veal and
Mutton, live or dressed. Top prices
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
Emery’s Truck Service
BETW EEN
PO RTLA N D
AND
GRESH AM
Office w ith P io n eer A u lo Truck C o,, 2 2 0 A h tit.
P h o n e Broadw ay 2M.M
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
B. W. EMERY, Prop. Res Phoue 173.
Gresham, Ore.
K u sh er in h o n o r o f h e r e le v e n th
GRESHAM PEOPLE
b irth d a y T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n . O cto­
er 12. A fte r p la y in g g a m es, th e
AND HAPPENINGS I b b irth
d a y c a k e a n d ice c re a m w ere
E. W. A y lsw o rth , th e m e n 's f u r ­
n is h e r, h as a d d e d a fu ll lin e o f a u ­
to m o b ile ro b e s to h is sto ck . H e re to ­
fo re it lias n o t been p o ss ib le to g et
ro b e s h e re an d th e a s s o rtm e n t c a r ­
rie d by Mr. A y lsw o rth w ill su p p ly a
w an t lo n g felt.
serv ed . T h o se p re s e n t w ere M a rjo rie
d tllllo u s , M ildred M etzger, B e a tric e
B ates, In a S m ith , M ild red E a sle y ,
D oris Z im m e rm a n , A ddle P u lle n ,
K id d e r.
J e a n e tte
D o w sett. Jo y c e
M yrtle R u sh e r.
Mrs. S u tto n 's h o rse b ecam e f r ig h t- I
Rev. A. C. B ra c k e n b u ry is aw ay on m e d a t Mr. S tra a iP s th r a s h in g ma- '
a b u sin e ss tr ip to F o r e s t G ro v e a n d
c h in e F rid a y a n d ra n th e buggy u p ­
S alem a n d will p ro b a b ly be aw ay u n ­
on th e b a n k o v e r tu r n in g it.
M rs. ;
til so m e tim e n e x t w eek.
S u tto n w as th ro w n b e n e a th th e rig i
No p re a c h in g iiervlce w ill be h e ld but very fo rtu n a te ly w as only b ad ly |
T h e h o rse ra n aw a y b u t ,
a t th e B a p tist c h u rc h n e x t S u n d ay b ru ise d .
S u n d ay sch o o l w ill Be held a t 10 w as c a u g h t by Mr. B a u m b a c k , n e a r
th e ro ck c ru s h e r.
T h e buggy was
o 'clo ck a s u su al.
badly b ro k e n .
Mrs. S u tto n w as r e ­
Money Back if not Satisfactory
tu r n in g fro m S an d y , w h e re sh e h ad
M rs. G ra c e Q uick a n d d a u g h te r s ,
ta k e n somfe e x h ib its fo r h e r c h ild re n I
H elen a n d M a rg a re t h a v e m o le d in to
to th e S an d y g ra n g e fa ir
E.
L in d se y ’s c o tta g e on R o b e rts
T h o se k e e p in g th e ir g ra d e s ab o v e
av en u e.
ytt p e r c e n t in e v e ry th in g , in c lu d in g
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Rev. H en ry
B ru e n a g e l h a s p u r d e p o rtm e n t, a re on th e ro ll of ho »or.
TO ENTERTAIN
ch a se d a new B ulck lig h t six a u to T h o se in Mrs. L a n s d o w n ’s room a re
M in n ie
R a d fo rd ,
T h e B eeh iv e M issio n ary so ciety ,
fro m M etzg er B ros. A u to co m p an y . H o m er R a d fo rd ,
H e tu r n e d in th e S c rip p s B o o th s, J a n e s s S u tto n , J a n e B ro o k , F ra n c e s com posed o f little g irls of th e S w ed ­
B ates, R o b e rt B ooth, M abel iia u g h - ish M ission c h u rc h of P ow ell V alley,
w hich he re c e n tly b o u g h t.
lu m , C la re n c e E d w a rd s. T h o se
in w ill hold a sa le of a rtic le s , w hich
ro o m a r e
Z a ld e e they iiave m a d e d u rin g (lie y e a r, o n
E. A. B a k e r, p re s id e n t of th e O re Miss M cM illan 's
gon A n ti-S alo o n L e a g u e , w ill sp e a k A u lt, K e n n e th H u tc h in s , E s th e r A n­ S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , O c to b er 14, a t th e
PURE, SWEET, CLEAN,
a t th e M e th o d ist
E p isco p al c h u rc h d rew s, F e rn H u tc h in s , E d n a B eers, c h u rc h . A s h o r t p ro g ra m of re c ita ­
S A N IT A R Y
n e x t S u n d ay m o rn in g a t 11 o ’clo ck . E d ith A n d rew s, J e s sie B eers, J o s e p h ­ tio n s an d m u sic w ill be g iv en by th e
A q u a r te t w ill lead th e s in g in g a n d in e S u tto n , W a lte r R a d fo rd , E le a n o r g irls a n d ice c re a m nd c a k e w ill be
For Sale by Leading Grocers
sold. A ll a r e in v ite d .
fu rn is h sp e c ia l m u sic.
Rev. T hos. B rook, J a m e s C rlssey .
Mr.
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W iles w ill p re a c h in th e e v e n in g , it
A L W A Y S O R D E R IT
T h e d e m o c ra tic ra lly to be h eld in
is e x p ected th a t J a c k s o n an d G uy fire w hich w ith th e h eav y w in d s lias
M e tz g e r’s h a ll to m o rro w e v e n in g u n ­
Jo n e s w ill sin g a d u e t a t t h a t se rv ic e . p u t s e v e ra l h o m es in d a n g e r.
M iss A lice O ’N iel, of P o rtla n d , is d e r th e a u sp ic e s o f tile W oodrow
T lie E p w o rth L e a g u e , w hich m e e ts
W ilson c lu b
w ill be a d d re s se ii by
al 1 o 'c lo c k , will be led by M iss M arie v is itin g h e r s is te r , Miss L o u is H a u g h -
J o h n H. Stevenson and A. F I < gel
lum .
W ells.
Q u ite a n u m b e r fro m th is v icin ity tw o p ro m in e n t la w y e rs of P o rtla n d .
Mr. J a n ie s
R e a g e r, of R etsil, v isited th e fa ir a t S an d y . T ile p ro ­ B oth a re e n te r ta in in g s p e a k e r s a n d
W a sh in g to n , is v is itin g B. R. H o ttin - g ra m F rid a y a fte rn o o n by th e c h il­ sh o u ld be g re e te d v ith a la r g e a u d i- i
ence.
g er. Mr. R e a g e r is a civil w a r v e t­ d re n d e se rv e s m u ch c re d it.
P a u l D unn h as p u rc h a s e d a F o rd .
e ra n a n d w as w ith G e n e ra l S h e rm a n
SMITH’S THEATER
E lm e r R a d f o r d h a s a F o r d .
w hen h e sa id w h a t w a r re a lly w as.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
lie e n lis te d a t W in te rs e t, Iow a, w as
if C o n g re ss p asses s a tis f a c to r y w a­
u n d e r G en. W. T. S h e rm a n on his
p e rm ittin g th e
lu st c a m p a ig n o f th e m a rc h to th e te rp ro o f le g isla tio n
T h e re a re m an y a d v a n ta g e s In
sea.
Mr. R e a g e r w as in sev en b a t­ le v e lo p m e n t o f o u r s tre a m s w itiio u t A Red Feather Masterpiece with
c o n n e c tio n w ith th e use of ele c ­
tle s a n d cam e o u t w ith o u t a sc a r. H e a d d itio n a l ta x a tio n , m illio n s of d o l­ H O B A R T
BOSW ORTH
tr ic ity fo r c o o k in g p u rp o s e s o v e r
is n e a rly 71 y e a rs o ld b u t In c o m ­ la rs will p o u r in to th e s t a te fo r th is
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a n d a ll o th e r k in d s o f fuel.
p an y o f y o u n g la d ie s is n e v e r o v e r line of In d u s try w ith in th e n ex t few d e p ic tin g
th e
rise a n d
fall o f a
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ears.
4 0. H e is d e lig h te d w ith th is p a r t of
g ra s p in g p o litic ia n w ith H o b a rt Bos- j
T h e E le c tric R a n g e h a s ail th e
w o rth in th e le a d in g role. T h e s t a r !
O reg o n a n d d e c la re s if h e h a d a good
good
p o in ts of o ld e r m e th o d s of
is seen fo r th e first tim e in th e ro le
w ife, he w ould buy a g o od fa rm a n d
of a “ to u g h ,” a g a n g le a d e r a n d a I c o o k in g w ith o u t an y o f th e ir p e­
live n e a r G re sh a m .
w ard p o litic ia n .
T h e sto ry is an
c u lia r tro u b le s.
u n u su a lly s tro n g o n e, w ith a s p le n ­
M iss B ro w n e ll of th e c a ta lo g u in g
did m o ra l. T h e o rig in a l n a m e o f th e
play w as “ T a in te d M oney"
w hich
d e p a r tm e n t of th e P o rtla n d m a in li­
d e sc rib e s it b e tte r th a n
th e o ne
b ra ry s p e n t th e d a ; ;n th e G re sh a m
a d o p te d w hen it w as fo u n d th e first
b ra n c h lib ra ry
to d a y , a d d in g new
co u ld n o t be used.
T h e sc en e In
c a rd s to th e c a ta lo g u e .
w hich th e s e lf-r ig h te o u s le a d e r of
th e P u rity le a g u e begs Big T im fo r
so m e of I lls “ ta in te d m o n e y ,” is o ne
M iss C la ra B te n sla n d r e tu r n e d r e ­
o f th e s tro n g e s t in re c e n t p h o to p la y s.
c e n tly fro m S h aw , O reg o n , w h ere sh e
An u n u s u a lly in te r e s tin g d ra m a in
sp e n t s e v e ra l w eeks.
five acts.
T a k e H o b s o n ’s C o ld T a b le t s
BUTTER
Cook by Wire
“The Iron Hand”
Cooking Rate
3c per K. W. H.
It Might Be Done
jji Pies, Cakes, and Other ft
Pastry Articles.
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of G re sh a m
g ra n g e w ill be h eld to m o rro w . T h e
u su a l g ra n g e d in n e r w ill be se rv e d
a t n o o n a n d iu th e a fte rn o o n a n o pen
le c tu re h o u r w ill be e n jo y e d .
Wedding Cakes and Special Pastry
Io Order
Cream Puffs and
Chocotate Eclaires
T h e b a rn a n d c o n te n ts , b elo n g in g
to F e rd in a n d F lo ss, liv in g a t E g y p t vj E v e r y S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y
th r e e m iles e a st o f ll u r l b u r t, w a r *
¥
b u rn e d o n M onday la s t w ith a to ta l “■
loss
It w as in s u re d In th e g ra n g e i C
T h e loss w as a d ju s te d by > if
fo r $500
M ain St.
G resham
F. M ilter ou W e d n esd ay .
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$ THEODORE VAN DONINCK. Proprietor I
J. 11 W ilso n , ft.r m an y y e a n a V
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p ro m in e n t t.i n n e r liv in g n e a r th e
_____________________________
A u to c lu b , m oved In to G re sh a m to ­
day w ith a p a rt o t m s fa m ily to r e ­
FOR STATE SENATOR
m ain th r o u g h th e w iu te r. T h ey w ill
occupy M rs. S to u e r ’o h o u se.
A re ­
D is tric t 14. J o in t.
c en tly m a rrie d son w ill ta k e c h a rg e
M u ltn o m a h . C la c k a m a s a n d
C o lu m b ia C o u n ties.
o f th e fa r m h e r e a f te r
City Bakery
to Beat
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steel cut
V a .CUUR
PM*4'0’ Î
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In addition to giving von splen­
did value in the coffee, thi famous
Economy Jar is a valuable container
In buying these you save cost of a
tin which you throw away,
A U/ ML’TTfCD
n . tv. ItlL I ZAiLix,
ot Gresham
has the goods.
H e has a lo t o f o th e r F in e G o o d s also.
His telephone is 661.
His Quality and Service
have no superior.
F. S. D ra k e a n d fa m ily , liv in g e a st
o f th e
T w elv e
M ile c o rn e r, w ill I
s t a r t fo r G re e n Bay. W is., on M on­
d ay a c c o m p a n ie d by W illia m P ost.
Mr. D ra k e re c e n tly fe ll h e ir to a fo r- 1
tu n e of $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 by th e d e a th of an
u n ci* a n d is g o in g e a s t to s e ttle up
th e e s ta te . T h ey w ill be g one se v ­
e ra l m o n th s.
O
LEE
MORAN,
ii. Ins fa m o u s ja n i t o r ro le , a s s is te d
1») E ddie L yons a n d B etty C o m pson
in
C lyde H o p p er, fo rm e rly of G re s h ­
am , w as a re c e n t g u e s t a t tile h om e
o f R ev. S. G. R oper.
BEST BREAD
30 cents the Jar
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MT. HOOD
Geo. M. McBride
lint whoever tries it «ill have to
« i- are certain of that.
Delicious coffee at a moderate
price we feel that either otic of
these brands will fill the hill.
pharm acy
For that cold in your head
SANDY BLUFF
M iss R u th T lb b itts fro m th e B ap ­
tis
t
S u n d a y sch o o l, th e M isses E va
G ilb e rt S u ta r t, th e p a in te r, o n ce
N o tice to O w n er.
P u lle n , G race F ie ld h o u s e . W in ifre d
sa id of his fu v o rlte s u b je c t: " T h e re
N o tice I h h e re b y g iv en th a t th e St. C la ir, M abel M ichel a n d G lad y s
w ire f e a tu re s in W a s h in g to n 's face u n d e rs ig n e d , re s id in g on th e B a s e , »vrlirlit fro m th e M e th o d ist S u n d ay
L in e ro a d I % m iles e a st o f th e 1 2 - 1
*
to tally d iffe re n t fro m w h at I h av e
m ile c o rn e r , in M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , J sch o o l a r e p la n n in g to u tte n d th e
o b se rv e d In a n y o th e r h u m a n b e in g ; O reg o n , lias ta k e n u p th e fo llo w in g g ir ls ' S u n d a y sch o o l c o n fe re n c e to he
th e s o c k e ts of th e ey es, fo r in s ta n c e , d e s c .ib e d a n im a l ru n n in g a t la r g e in ' h eld a t th e F ir s t P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h
w e re la r g e r th a n 1 e v e r m et w ith b e­ M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , O reg o n , w est of in P o rtla n d to m o rro w a fte rn o o n a n d
FO R
f o r e , an d tile u p p e r p a rt of th e nose th e S an d y riv e r, to w it:
O ne
tw o -y e a r-o ld
J e rs e y h e ife r e v e n in g an d S u n d ay .
COUNTY JUDGE
b ro a d e r. All h is (c u tu re a w e re In d i­ w ith w h ite sp o ts
E nd o f le ft e a r
HE S T A N D S FD R
T h e G re sh a m h ig h sch o o l fo o tb a ll
c a tiv e of s tr o n g p a ssio n , y et, lik e clip p e d off
E E W E L L IN G .
A F a ir C h a n c e a n d a S q u a re D eal
R l , T ro u td a le . O re. te a m w en t to E s ta c a d a th is a fte rn o o n fo r th e E r r i n g Boy o r G irl.
S o c ra te s,
Itis Ju d g m e n t a n d g re a t P h o n e 16x1.
D ated th is 1 3 th d a .' of O c to b e r, fo r a g a m e w ith th e E s ta c a d a h ig h .
E fficient H a n d lin g of th e Six M il­
se lf-c o in tn a u d m a d e h im
appeur u I
j 1916
A b u n ch o f ro o te rs
w ent a lo n g to lio n D o llar P r o b a te B u sin e s s Y early .
m an o f d iffe re n t cla ss in th e ey es o f
J u s tic e T enqierevl w ith t li e S un-
W A N TED - Sound
te a m , w e ig h in g o v erco m e
th e F r id a y — th i r t e e n th
th e w o rld .’’
shim - o f L ife.
2800 P o u n d s
a ls o h a rn e s s a n d j h o o d o o
H um anity. A bove A ll.
w agon
W . A. S h o p e, R 4. G resh -
F u n g i d isc o v e re d in b re w e rie s by
— P a id Ad.
_______________
An e n jo y a b le m e e tin g of th e T u es-
a J a p a n e s e sc ie n tist Iiav e b een fo u n d
to d \ e silk a b e a u tifu l ro se co lo r,
T h e G e rm a n v illa g e of R e m h o rn day S tu d y c lu b w ns h e ld a t th e 11-
a n d to he h a rm le s s w hen u sed in th e hus a lin d e n tre e th a t is said to be b ra ry la s t T u e sd a y e v e n in g .
\f te r
.1 b rie f b u sin e ss se ssio n th e e v e n in g
m a mi fact u re o f b eer.
1,200 y e a rs old.
was sp e n t in a so cial w ay. Mrs. Go*--
' sa g e p lay ed p ian o so lo s a n d g a m e s
On the Market
w ere p lay ed , a f t e r w h ich ice c re a m
Fresh Every Day
J?
an d c a k e w ere s e r v e s . A c o m m itte e ,
c o n sistin g of Mrs. C. M. Z im m e rm a n ,
Try Roman M eal’ Bread
Mrs. Geo. F. H oney, M rs. Ju s. E lk in g -
A great Health Food
l to n , M rs E. S. M cC orm ick an d Mrs.
H. L. W o stell, w as a p p o in te d to a r ­
it would lie extravagant to claim
ra n g e tile p ro g ra m fo r th e s tu d y
c o u rse T h e n ex t m e e tin g w ill be on
that our coffee can not lie beat
tile e v e n in g of O c to b e r 24.
go som e
^ J o w e l l ’s
H. A. LEWIS
S logan
E eo n o m iia l l.c g l-la -
tion ;
no Bond hum e; P a j *.**
Yon (lo.
R esld en ce , 9 6 th a n d E a s t B u rn -
sid e. Ju s t o u ts ld e th e clty litn-
It» o f P o n ía n d
— P a ld Adv.
WANTED A LEADING LADY
N e sto r C om edy.
( all anil let us sh o w you.
D a n cin g a t B e c k e r's H all.
A big d a n c e w ill be g iven every
E le c tric Slur«-— E le c tric B u ild in g .
S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t B e c k e r’B b all, C o r­
b ett.
H a rd w o o d floor 50x60.
B est !
of m u sic. No im p ro p e r col J u c t al-1
low ed.
NEW FIRM NAME
A change in the style of the firm. Mr. J. II. Sterling having
sold his interest in the Sterling & Kidder Hdwe Co., the firm
name «ill he changed to the L. L. Kidder Hdwe. Co.
at this tint
i
We want
to express our thanks for the patronage and sup­
port of the. people ot east* in Multnomah and solicit a continu­
ation of these pleasant relations in the future.
We arc always
ready to take care of your wants in Hardware, Stoves, Ranges,
Paints, Oils. Glass, Sporting Goods Etc.
If not a customer al­
ready give us a call and we «ill do our best to serve you.
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L. L. Kidder Hardware Co.
GRESHAM.
- OREGON
Bank Money Orders
We notice that the people of this vicinity are getting the
good habit of coining here for a money older when they want
to send money away.
I in y used to go to the post office or to an expn ss office, hut
now they know, that the Bank Money Order is the best. It
costs less. It is absolutely safe and payable anywhere. You
d o n ’t have the bother of w riting out an application.
You get an immediate receipt for the amount of the order
you buy. If the order is lost, there is no tangle of red tape
about recovering your money.
Make remittances with Bank Money Orders.
ASK
FS
FOR
COMPLETE
INFORMATION
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, ORE.
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