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GRESHAM » OUTLOOK Ç Call U p A d am s for the A cknow ledged BEST LIGHT, COMPLETE, SMALL AUTOMOBILE PHONE TABOR 630 CHXKXKXXHXHX» I will be at Gresham for Demonstrations, Sunday, November 12, and will be pleased to show and demonstrate the car to you. 4 OCWXKlOMKXK) For Maxwell Demonstration or Literature, Call Up Adams, Tabor 630 lis ftiìllllllllllllllllllllilll > CORBETT SAM PLE BARGAINS IN Eastern Oregon Wheat Lands « 1120 ACRES 1495 ACRES One mile from Ione, Oregon. Fenced and cultivated House 18x26, wing 14x30. Barn 52x90, capacity 40 horses i and feed 1 Granery, shop, hen houses, etc. Water piped to house and barn Price «21.00 per acre 320 480 Three and half miles from Ione Fenced and cultivated House 22x24, Addition 16x24 New barn 32x48 Water piped to house and barn. Price «21.(H) per acre 160 ACRES ACRES ' Three m iles from Ione, ; Has been fenced and cultivated. Price 1*12.AO per acre Five m iles from Ione, Has been fenced and cultivated. Price «10.00 per acre 640 ACRES ACRES j Six and half miles from Ione Small house and barn Partly fenced and has been culti vated. Price «12.Ao per acre 18,000 ACRES FOR SALE i Located from one to eighteen mil cm from lone or Ix*xington. AU fenced and cultivated Four m iles from Ione Small house Price «16.00 per acre TERMS i/4 CASH Balance crop payments, or time to suit buyer. 6 per cent on deferred payments No trades will be considered. If your waut is not described here, write or see W. F. or GEO. F. 1IONEY, Gresham, Oregon, or our Agent, W. S. Smith, at Ione, who will show you the land. Blacksmithing - Auto Repairing -- Supplies DELIVERY BOXES AND BODIES GOODYEAR TIRES. POPULAR SIZES GASOLINE SERVICE - FREE AIR - FREE WATER ED. OSBURN P h on e «1)1 < ,r e *,(ia n i M a in S tre e t, c o rn e r Second ■■■MM BAIRDSDALE MT. HOOD BUTTER PURE, SWEET, CLEAN, S A N IT A R Y For Sale by Leading Grocer« A L W A Y S O R D E R IT W ELL WINTER IS HERE RAIN IS HERE W E R E HERE We have here W inter ROUES ROUES. ROBES, HORSE all kinds ot G oods, su ch as AUTO from « 2 .7 3 up, PLUSH R U BBER R A IN RAIN COVERS and B LA N K E TS. GRESHAM HARNESS SHOP S. E. PALM QVIST. P h o n e 173 Her s o n S u b ject to Croup. "My son Edwin is subject to croup," w rites Mrs. E. O. Irwin, New Kensington, Pa. "I put in many sleepless hours at night before I learned of C ham berlains Cough Remedy. Mothers need not fear thia disease if they keep a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy in the house and use it as directed It always gave my boy relief.” Obtainable e v erywhere W. R. W illis, a former O.-W. R & N. agent at tills place, now a resi dent of Alberta, Canada, was recent ly married to Miss May Linn of Port land Alvin Kinney is quite ill at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Blackball in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart camt up from Knappa. W ashington, to vote. * I'n io n H ig h School No. 1. Mr. Hall, candidate for county superintendent, paid us a visit last Thursday and gave a short talk to the students. Miss Christine Tollefson had as her house guest last week, Mrs. Flansberg. She is an old school friend of Miss Tollefson and they both greatly enjoyed the renewal of old ties Mrs. Flansberg left Wed nesday for her home in Chicago. We hear with sorrow that Lloyd Ough has had a serious accident. W hile riding Sunday his horse fell on him and crushed him. We are glad to welcome a new student. Miss Bessie Low entered Monday. She is a sophomore. The Columbian Debating society was organized last Thursday with a membership of nine. Fred Smith was elected president. The office ot secretary-treasurer is filled by Miss Esther Kincaid. The society is to hold a m eeting the second and fourth Thursday evenings of every month in the schoolhouse. The members are very mucn Interested and have a clever program planned for their first meeting The bazaar given by the Hanuei sewing society Tuesday evening in the schoolhouse was a great success. Every one had a very enjoyable time, and we hear it was a great fi nancial success. Overland Dealers. Service Car and a Full Line of Accessories Ben Smith is making some repairs on the place owned by Mr. Zeek, the old Anspaugh place, m aking it ready for new renters, wuo are expected soon. The present renters are plan ning to leave. An interesting meeting was held at the home of Mrs Chas. II. Baird yesterday, when the members of the com m ittee planning for the baby booth at the Fairview bazaar, met to work on articles for that sale. The work is for the Women'« society of Fairview, which will hold its annual bazaar on November 2 4 Ernest Wahl is planning to move soon to the Martin Lennartz place at Pleasant Home A L. Harvey has ordered a new Ford from Latourell's at Gresham. The shipm ent has been delayed but Mr Harvey is expecting it soon. MELROSE The young folks attempted to give Edgar W ilson and his bride an old fashioned charivari, but did not find them at home. They will probably try again. lack and Everett Stafford have purchased an autom obile. Every Willys-Overland dealer In the United States, over five thousand In all, lias been Invited to visit the factory In Toledo during the month of December. Only a sm all part of the expense Incident to the trip will be borne by the dealers The balance will be taken care of by the Willys-Overland com puny. The dealers will travel In special trains from all parts of the United States. W hile in Toledo they will be shown through the Overland factory, which is the largest autom obile fac tory in the world. It covers 103 acres, or an area equal to twenty eight city blocks. The dealers will also be shown all of the 1917 Overland and Willys- Knight Models, and will see the new models put through the various tests, which they are required to un dergo before leaving the factory. Banquets will hs given in honor of the visiting dealers, and the plans and policies of the company will he explained in detail by President John N. W lllys No expense will be spared by the Wlllys Overland company to make this Christmas party both a pleasure and a profit to all the dealers who take the trip: AI1 branch managers end general officers of the Willys-Overland of California and Overland Pacific Inc. of the northwest have accepted the invitation and are arranging to se cure the acceptance of every dealer on the Pacific roast. It is believed that the Pacific coast will send to T oleco a larger , delegation of Overland dealers than any other section of the country Special entertainm ent of a very unique nature will be provided for the dealers both on the trip going ' and coming and at the factory. . The Russian governm ent will Recent investigations of Korea's iron mines have led to the prediction that they can be made to supply all domestic demands, and tn addition supply Japan with 1,000,000 tons of m etal annually. build an Iodine factory at Vladivos W'e are bothered by answers to tok, utilizing tbe vast supplies of Everyone has something to buy want ads when they say. "Enquire seaw tsd that | i » « in that vicinity or sell. Try an Outlook want ad. at Outlook office ’ A good sign. » NOVEMBER JO. 1016 PAGE T H R E E TROUTDALE ROCKWOOD 02025301010001010201010153534853 0200020000020000000606060600000231020101010202020200534802000253482301020201480201020101022353485323234848530202020202482348485353230002010201010202 Maxwell, The Wonder Car 4* FRIDAY. Mrs. Tom Hensley has so far re covered from her operation that she was able to leave the hospital Wed nesday. She will remain with her mother, Mrs Win. Crawford, in Troutdale, until Bhe Is stronger Mr. uud Mrs James Tasker and daughter Ruth, of Portland, were week-end guests at the Urlevlsh home. The Taskers have three sec tions of land rented in Canada, which yielded 48,000 bushels of wheat this year. The Troutdale Ladles' Aid is hav ing very busy m eetings these days, making articles for the bazaar De cember 2. The meeting next week will be with Mrs. L. M. Kummer, Wednesday afternojn. * Dr. and Mrs. John LeFevre, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, all of Portland, visited Mr and Mrs. Grlevlsh Wednesday evening. There was much Interest In the election tn this precinct. The elec tion boards were: day, John Hud son, Mrs. L. A. Harlow, Mrs. J. A. Larsson, Mrs. Alice Rix, and Sam Henlat. Night board, George Lums- den, L. Kummer, Milton Fox, M. A. Johnson, Jay Bailey. The count wiih finished about one o'clock Wed nesday. Wilson was the popular candidate in this precinct. PLEASANT HOME Mrs. Willard Cook has returned from Oak Point, where she went sev eral weeks ago She has come to Rockwood with her little boy in or der to give him medical treatment. It will be remembered the little boy received a severe bump on Ills head som e tim e ago, when he was thrown to the pavement in trying to alight from a moving automobile. He had apparently recovered from the acci dent, but a slight bump on the head a few days ago produced severe pains and fever and It became necessary to get medical attention for him. Tbe child is under the care of Dr. Bittner of Gresham. A recent transaction of Interest to the people ot this vicinity was the change of ownership ot the Rich mond Btoro at Rockwood. The store, with several acres of land were trade for property at Albany, where the Richmond family has gone. Geo. Seely, the new owned of the store, is conducting the mercantile busiuess here. The pie social given by the Rock wood Rebekahs last Wednesday ev ening called out a big crowd and all reported a fine time. Now Look Out. Mr. Stelnman has purchased a Maxwell. Mr. Coffman, of Portland, Nellie aud Charlie McCreary visited the Ickler home recently. Mrs M. Lenartz and Mrs. Ford called on Mrs. A. B. Wood Sunday afternoon Tbe Misses Gertrude and Ruth Ickler spent Sunday with Miss Dor othy Caddy. Mrs. S. P. Hale has returned home from Portland. Mr. aud Mrs. J. Ickler and Mr. Hooker, of Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs. W illiams Sunday afternoon. Miss Edith Hale la working in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Rauw, Mrs. Hoyt and Henry Wlhlon went to Portland to hear the returns of the election Tuesday evening. George Staffenson visited home folks Sunday. Rev. J. C. Tibbets, of Gresham, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday, both morning and ev ening. C a rd of Thanks. We wish to express our apprecia tion to the many who assisted us during the long Illness of our friend, Mrs. Edith Daly, and for of ferings of flowers at the burial. We especially thank those who usslsted in the music. , Richard Beadle aud Wife. When a cold hangs on as often happens, or when you have hardly gotten over one cold before you con tract another, look out for you are liable to contract some very serious disease. This succession ot colds FAIRVIEW weakens the system and lowers the vitality so that you are much more The library will be open each liable to contract chronic catarrh, Masquerade at Orient. Tuesday from noon uutll 3 o’clock. pneumonia or consumptian. Cure The Multnomah grunge will give your cold while you can. Chamber a masquerade ball In the Orient Miss Durst will have charge. lain's Cough Remedy lias a great rep grange hull, Wednesday night, Nov. utation. It is relied upon by thou 29. Music by Beers' orchestra, tine I lic e n s o rs I M a il fo r G e rm a n y . sands of people and never disappoints turkey supper, 5»c plate. Cash Pickets 11.00; spectators them. Try II. It only costs a quart prizes. The second successful trip of the er. Obtainable everywhere. 25 cents. 77 Deutschland has in tbe opinion ot the United States experts shown the practicability of commerce via the submarine. Now comes the announcement that the postoffice department is pre pared to accept the proposal made through the German embassy that the Deutschland and any sister We hoped to reach this point about January 1 b 1, 1917, hut ships that may clear from American business has been better than we expected. ports shall carry not more than 300 pounds of first-class mall at the reg Nov. 4th, 1916 ular Translantic rates. Deposits ............................ $ 83,278.96 Cash on hand 26,845.55 Every sack of mall from the Eu ropean countries since the beginning Total Resources $102,885.91 of the war has passed under the eye of the British censor. It has been impossible for this governm ent to communicate its most secret plans to members of its diplomatic service A. F ' l l I.LEIt. President F. A. HALLIDAY, Vice President without their being vised by mem K. A. MILLER, Cashier bers of the British secret service. Mail from and to Germany haB been the especial care of the Britishers. Nothing has been allowed to escape their watchful eyes. Therefore the interest in the plan for submarine mail service. Germany has yet m illions of dol lars worth of American securities which she will be glad to sell to uh . We have the money and shall pur P. 0. Gresham R, No. 2, chase them gladly. The credit of was Established in 1883 Thirty-three Years Ago, by A. B. Elliott. the central allies will thereby be Who expects to sell out or retire from business in the next year or improved and our own people will two and has reduced prices in many lines aud will continue to have be benefited. prices that will save you money. But what will Great Britain think of this? If she has thought it her Just 4A< privilege to inspect all our mall In 13 lb s . F r u it S u g a r f o r ........ « 1 .0 0 F e lt N aptha Soap, 10 bare D utch t'lea n eer................................ 8c violation of international law, will I) lb. sack A lbers B ros. Peacock 8« pure R olled O ats........................... 4O< Borax aid Soap Pow der .............. not she think it also right that Bhe ¡¿»-M ule-Team Borax Soap Corn and T om atoea, 8 call* ¡¿Ac command us not to ship our mall Chip« ......................................... ¡¿Wc Bon And and Hapollo, e a c h .......... M< lle w Drop W as bi e g P ow d er, by the new route? la rg e siz e ................... I Ac Is the Lion going to roar because Ivory Soap, laundry s ite ............ Sc $102,885.91 RESOURCES BANK OF GRESHAM The A. B. ELLIOTT CO. of Powell Valley Greatly Reduced Prices of the new order of th in g s’’ And if the Lion shall roar, will tbe Eagle bow its head or perchance My down from Its high perch? There will be many a nation watching to see what shall eventuate — Indianapolis News C hicken P ie Hupper. ¡¿Ac S m all W h ite and Iau-ge W hite Bean*. 8 II*. 'AA< ¡¿Ac ¡¿Ac C itrus W ash in g P ow der, large siz e ................................................... ¡¿U< ¡¿Ac Arm * H am m er Soda .................... Ac ¡¿At ¡¿At K rin k le tu r n F la k es, 3 for...... ¡¿Ac- T oasted Corn F lak es, 1 lb. size 9 for ............................................. ¡¿Ac ¡¿Ac lOc ¡¿Ac 3 pkg*. M agic Y ea st...................... W hite W onder Soap, 6 bars.. C rystal W hite, 6 b ars................. .Mt. Hood B orax, 6 bars.............. ¡¿»-M ule-Team Borax Soap, 8 bars .......................................... S w ift's N aptha Soap, 6 bars Happy Day Soap, 8 bars G olden Star Soap, 8 bars......... Rally E lep h an t Soap, 8 bars . We have a big line of Granite ware, Hardware, Doors and Win dowa and Dishes at Greatly Reduced Prices. Chicken pie supper, parcel post Nails, all sizes, but Lath and 4’arnaUon, Holly and Yelohan Shingle Nails, at lb.................... 4c MUk, 8 can* ¡¿Ac, 1 doz. WAe Hale and good program will be given under the auspices of the Ladles' Aid Bring your 6 gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 5 5 c society of the Methodist church on We are selling U. 8. Poultry Fence, also Pittsburg and Colorado Friday evening. November 24th, at Fence at Prices before the advance. the Grange hall. Supper from 5 to 7. Menu, chicken pie, mashed pota Reduced prices on HEATERS, STOVES and RANGES, OLIVER toes, baked beans, cranberries, cab PLOWS and HARROWS. No. 1 Grade Eggs Wanted for Trade and Cash bage salad, pickles, bread and butter, apple and pumpkin pie, cheese, cof fee. 35 cents a plate. Program at 8 o'clock free. To prevent pedestrians being In jured by autom obiles leaving gar ages an autom atic alarm has been invented, that rings a bell and dis plays a danger signal as cars paas over parts of its mechanism After experim ents lasting more than a year it has been found that the m anufacture of vegetable oils and soap can be made a profitable in dustry in South Africa. German electricians who experi mented decided that they obtained better res’ults by placing the car bo.,s in arc lamps horizontially and one slightly below the other. Sufferer from In d igestion K elievw l. Before taking Uhamberlaln'a Tab le fa my husband suffered for several years from Indigestion, causing him to have pains in the stomach and d is tress after eating Chamberlain'a Tablets relieved him of these spells right away,” write« Mrs Thomas Casey. Geneva, N. Y. «ry»h«r«. O b tain ab le ev- GRKHAM MEAT MARKET i A J. W . BROWN, Prop I j Best Quality Meats ; Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon ! [ Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOOS, according ; PHONE 41 POWELL STREET ! Emery’s Truck Service BKTWKRN PORTLAND AND G RESH AM Office w ith P ion eer An to Truck C o., 8 9 « Ash 8t. P h o n e B roadw ay 8H34 , Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty B W EMERY, Prop. Res Phone 173 Greaham, Ore.
