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“ J e r r y ," a B oston te r r i e r b elo n g in g
10 M rs. C olby R aek liR e, of B elfast,
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OUTLOOK FRIDAY,
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
JANUARY
12,
1917
D e te c tin g Z e p p e lin '
How
s e n s itiv e
th e
e x p e rie n c e d
a ffa ir to th o se w ho a re In te re s te d In
v is it in S tillw a te r.
T h e «log ra n
th e p eo p le th ey m e e t;
In te re ste d ,
aw ay anil r e tu rn e d h o m e, a d is ta n c e
a t le a s t, to th e p o in t o f fo rg e ttin g
of fo rty m iles, In fo u rte e n h o u rs. T h e
F ra n k C a rp e n te r, o f I.a G ra n d e , is
te r r ie r h ad been o v e r th e ro a d sev- th e ir ow n p recio u s tro u b le s. A g ro ­
cery boy, w ho Is ju s t a g ro cery boy a v is ito r a t th e h o m e of J. M. S ta n ­
' ru l tim es in an a u to m o b ile .
ley. He ex p ects to r e t u r n to e a s te rn
a n d n o th in g b u t a g ro cery boy, c o n ­
O reg o n on S u n d ay .
Dr W. B yrd H u n te r re c e n tly left
s id e rs h im se lf a m o st u n f o r tu n a te
la rro M s V alley, W V a., fo r h is hom e
y o u th . He m u st g et up in th e d a rk
Ed A y lsw o rth h a s re a rra n g e d , th e
on th e Seal is la n d s, B e rin g sea, A las­
k a, a f t e r tr a v e lin g 5 ,0 0 0 m iles to a n d feed anil p re te n d to g ro o m an sh o w w indow o f h is c lo th in g sto re .
e a st h is vote fo r P re s id e n t W oodrow u n w illin g h o rse. He m u st till k e ro ­ T h e fra m e back of th e d is p la y s h as
se n e c an s, o r em p ty p o ta to b a rre ls, been re p la c e d w ith g la ss, m a k in g a
W ilson, a t his fo rm e r h o m e th e re .
o r g rin d coffee, o r ru n e rr a n d s , o r b e tte r sh o w in g of g o ods a n d a g r e a t­
T h e P eo p les B an k , of .Moline, 111., d e liv e r g ro c e rie s to Im p a tie n t c u s­ e r lig h tin g eR ect of th e w hole in ­
w ill e re c t a five-room b u n g alo w on to m e rs th e w hole d ay lo n g a n d fa r te r io r o f th e b u ild in g .
H is
t i n ro o f of Its new six -sto ry b u ild in g Into th e d a rk of th e e v e n in g .
G eo rg e W . K en n ey a n d w ife w ill
fo r th e use of th e ja n i to r an il his feet g et n u m b w ith cold, a n d h e is
fo re v e r c a rry in g ab o u t good th in g s leav e fo r C a lifo rn ia e a rly n e x t w eek
fam ily .
to e a t w ith his ow n sto m a c h co m ­ to sp en d th e re m a in d e r o f th e w in te r
p la in in g of n e g le c t. It is, you see, a am o n g th e o ra n g e g ro ves.
difficult place th a t th e g ro cery boy
A tte n tio n is a g a in ca lle d to th e
lias in life, a p lace th a t m ay be
a u c tio n s a le w h ich w ill ta k e p la c e on
lo
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Men's and Boys’ Dress and
S a tu rd a y , F e b ru a r y 3. It is fo r e v ­
h ap p y a n d u n in te re s tin g v a riety .
Work Shoes
N e v e rth e le ss, th e r e is, fo r th e g ro - ery b o d y w ho h as a n y th in g to sell.
M en’s and Boys’ High Cut and I eery boy w ho is in te re s te d in th e All a rtic le s sh o u ld be liste d w ith th e
Loggers Shoes
peo p le he m eets, in te re s te d to th e b u sin e ss h o u ses o f G re sh a m o r O. A.
Rubber Boots, Shoes and
! p o in t
of s e lf-fo rg e tfu ln e s s
a n d a E a stm a n , w ho is th e m a n a g e r.
a v ia to rs ey e a n d e a r becom e to ev ery
in d ic a tio n of a n a p p ro a c h in g Z ep p e­
lin is illu s tr a te d in a n a r tic le in th e
A tla n tic by L ew is R. F re e m a n , w ho
te lls o f a n e v e n in g ’s e x p e rie n c e in
L o n d o n w ith a m e m b e r o f th e a ir
co rp s. “ T h e r e 's been w itc h e ry in th e
a ir e v e r sin c e s u n r is e ," said th e a ir
c o rp s m an. " I 'v e n e v e r k n o w n m o re
p e rfe c t Hying w e a th e r.
W h ich
te -
m im ls m e, by th e w ay, th a t th e Z epps
a r e ex p ected in th is v ic in ity to n ig h t.
T h ey w ere on th e e a st c o a s t’ la st
n ig h t, you k n o w ? I t ’s ju s t a little too
c le a r fo r th e i r p u rp o s e s, b u t th e a ir
its e lf is p e rf e c t— p e rf e c t.” S carcely
h a d th e y becom e w ell s e ttle d in a r m ­
c h a ir s a t th e ir h o te l fo r a ta lk w hen
tlie a v ia to r, H o rn e , " a b r u p tly ceased
s p e a k in g ,"
say s
th e w rite r, " a n d
le a n e d fo rw a rd w ith h is h e a d cocked
in an a tt it u d e of a tte n tiv e liste n in g .
" ’Did you h e a r t h a t ? ' he w h is­
p e re d ; ‘am i th a t , a n d t h a t ? ’
“ 'N o th in g b u t th e c h a tt e r of tlie
first d rib b le of th e s u p p e r c ro w d ,' I
a n s w e re d . W h a t is i t ? ’
“ 'B o m b s ,’ w as th e re p ly ; “ th r e e o r
Rubbers
h e a lth y c u rio sity , a c h a rm in g p ro s-
fo u r of th e m . A nd, I th in k , g u n fire.
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Shoe Repairing a Specialty ! pect. You can im a g in e fo r y o u rse lf
Mrs. It. K. A kin la s t S u n d ay e v e n ­ T lie Z epps m u s t be n e a r e r L o n d o n
I how e n te r ta in in g it w ould be to go
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
in g w ere l)r. a n d M rs. O tis A kin, Dr. th a n th e y h a v e been a t an y tim e
b o u n c in g Into ev ery b o d y » k itc h e n a t
CARL HAUL
sin c e last O cto b er. L e t’s go dow n to
I tin m ost u n ex p ected tim es, to know anil M rs. J o h n T a lb o t an d so n , Mr.
a n d M rs. E d g a r D ra k e a n d c h ild re n . th e E m b a n k m e n t. W e can see fro m
w h e th e r o r n o t th is
w o m an h ad
never
Mrs. C la re n c e T ru e W ilson a n d th e r e , if a n y w h e re . T h ey
w ash ed h e r la st n ig h t’s d ish e s, an d
w a n d e r ta r fro m th e " r iv e r r o a d .’ ”
d a u g h te r V irg in ia, all of P o rtla n d .
w h e th e r o r n o t I h is o n e h ad s c r u b ­
" T h e S tr a n d , p a ck ed w ith cro w d s
bed h e r d o o r, ig n o rin g of c o u rse , th e
M rs. E lla A ton s p e n t th e w eek-end fro m th e e m p ty in g th e a te r s , w as
fa c t tlia t if sh e h as sc ru b b e d It y o u r w itli h e r n ep h ew , M o rris W ilm a rth , p la in ly o b liv io u s a n d u n a la r m e d , an d
clu m sy fe e t a re tr a c k in g it up ag a in o f O sw ego,
I p ro m p tly ta x e d H o rn e w ith le ttin g
in th e m o st aw fu l way. T h in k w hat
e ith e r th e w ine o r th e 'p e r f e c t a ir
a tr e a t it m u st be, no m a tte r how
T h e l()-y ear-o ld son of M r. a n d c o n d itio n s ’ go to h is h ead . H e said
h u n g ry am i c o m p la in in g a sto m ach M rs. G. B. M id d leto n , w ho w as r e ­ n o th in g , b u t, a ll th e w ay dow n th e
you m ay h av e, to sm ell th e v a rie ty c en tly ta k e n to a P o rtla n d h o sp ita l b lack little c an y o n of th e s tr e e t a lo n g
Tlie Simplex Universal saves space in tlie kitchen as it is
of sm e lls, to see all th e p o ts a-boil fo r a seco n d o p e ra tio n , is re p o rte d to w hich we th r e a d e d o u r w ay, a p p e a re d
practically two ranges in one. Cooks ¡nut bakes perfectly with
lug, to know w h a t ev ery b o d y in th e be d o in g w ell a n d h is c o m p le te r e ­ to be lis te n in g in te n tly . N ot u n til we
either wood, coal or gas. The same oven is heated by either
n e ig h b o rh o o d is g o in g to h a v e fo r covery is ex p ected .
find and guaranteed to do perfect work with either heat.
w ere a b o u t to e m e rg e in to th e b r ig h t­
su p p e r, to g lim p se th e tu b le in th e
e r b la n k n e s s of th e E m b a n k m e n t did
SEE IT AT
Mr. an il M rs P a u l H o etzel a n d Mr.
lig h te d d in in g room all sp re a d an d
he s p e a k a g a in .
w a tin g fo r th e h e a d o f th e fam ily anil M rs. A d o lf T ie tz of L e m s, fo r ­
" 'T h e re h a v e been no m o re b o m b s,'
m er b u sin e ss
peo p le o f G re sh a m
to come hom e.
he sa id , ‘b u t I th in k th e g u n s a r e g o ­
A g ro c e ry boy th a t is in th e mood culled on frie n d s h e re on W e d n es­ ing rig h t a lo n g . If th e so u n d is too
to en jo y th e s e th in g s is not tro u b le d day. T h e tw o fa m ilie s a re liv in g in fa in t fo r y o u r " u n a t tu n e d " e a r, per-1
GRESHAM, OREGON
by th e fa c t th a t th e o th e r h ead of th e sam e h o u se in L en ts.
h a p s th e fa c t th a t you h e a r no s h u n t­
th e fam ily is sc o ld in g h im an d th e
in g of tr a in s o r w h is tlin g a t C h a rin g
Mr. an d M rs. I). M. C a th e y an d
g ro cery an d th in g s In g e n e ra l be
C ro ss o r W a te rlo o (y o u know th e
.Mrs.
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c a u se he w as n o t th e r e ail h o u r o r so
new o r d e r w hich h a lts all tr a in s d u r- j
ago.
li e is oR w itli a slam to th e w ere c a lle rs S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t th e in g a ir r a id s ) w ill c o n v in ce you th a t
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n ex t h o u se to see w h at th e y a re h a v ­
th e Z epps a re a b o u t. O r if n o t th a t,
ing fo r s u p p e r. H e k n o w s w h ere th e
BETW EEN
th e n com e a lo n g h e re a n d h a v e som e
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o c u la r e v id en c e.
W h a t do you say ,
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to t h a t ? ’ A nd
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Office w ith P io n eer A uto T ruck Co., 2 2 0 Ash St.
dow n p a s t th e lo o m in g m ass of St. '
th a t g ro c e ry boys gro w w eary o f th e S taR an so n a n d b ro th e r of M rs. A. I). P a u l's to w h e re th e s ta tio n a r y beam
P h o n e B road w ay 2Mol
sig h t of food, b u t food on th e g ro ­ W ood, S. M., F ra n k , G u s t a n d P e te o f a s in g le s e a r c h lig h t lay low a lo n g J
cery sh e lv e s o r in g ro c e ry w ag o n s S taR an so n .
th e e a s te rn h o riz e n .
is n e v e r th e sa m e as food o n th e
" ’1 see th e s e a r c h lig h t p la in ly
M rs. C h as. R o b in so n , w ho h a s
sto v e o r on its way to th e su p p e r
been ill fo r so m e tim e w ith h e a r t e n o u g h ,' I s a id , ‘b u t w h e re ’s th e
B. W. EMERY, Prop. Res. Phone 173
Gresham, Ore.
ta b le .
It m ay seem to you an u n ­
tro u b le , lias been ta k e n to a P o rtla n d Z e p p ? ’
h ap p y th in g to be fed o n ly by sig h t
“ ‘T a k e
my g la s s ,” s a id H o rn e ,
h o sp ita l fo r tr e a tm e n t.
a n d sm e lls of o th e r fo lk s su p p e rs,
h a n d in g m e a sm a ll p a ir of sem i-
b u t it is a v ery h ap p y th in g to go
A r th u r lle iu e y is re m o v in g th e old c o lla p sib le b in o c u la rs w hich w as e v i­
b a n g in g in a n d o u t o f e v e ry b o d y ’s o rc h a rd o n th e h o m e p la c e s o u th w e s t
d e n tly a c o n s ta n t c o m p a n io n . ‘Now
back d o o rs, b ein g w arm ed by e v e ry ­ of G re sh a m , w h ich , w hen c o m p le te d ,
fo c u s on th a t p o in t of b r ig h te r glow ,
b o d y 's c h e e rfu l k itc h e n s a n d by th e w ill ad d g re a tly to th e a ttr a c tiv e n e s s w ith a sh a d o w b e h in d it, h a lf w ay I
re a liz a tio n th a t in e v ery h o u se in of th e fa rm .
dow n th e s h a f t — rig h t th e r e s t r a ig h t
to w n th e r e is g o in g to be so m e so rt
o v e r th e b ack o f th e r ig h th a n d lion
ED. BAUMAN, Prop.
of s u p p e r. Anil th e n , o f c o u rse , e v ­
T h e re w ill be p re a c h in g a t th e a t th e fo o t o f th e o b e lis k .’
GRESH AM ,
ORE.
ery g ro c e ry boy re a liz e s t h a t th e r e B a p tist c h u rc h
n ex t S u n d a y b o th
"1 d id as d ire c te d , fa irly to g a sp
w as n e v e r su ch a cook as h is m o th e r m o rn in g a n d e v e n in g . R ev. A. L. w ith a s to n is h m e n t as a tin y b lu r, so j
Home-made Sausage a Specialty
a n d Hint a f t e r all th e b est s u p p e r of B lack , fo rm e rly of P o rtla n d , is ex ­
Cash paid for Fat Beef, Veal and
in d is tin c t a s to go u n n o tic e d by p ass-
th em all is w a itin g a n d w a rm fo r p ecte d to be | re s e n t.
Mutton,
live or dressed. Top prices
e rs b y on th e
E m b a n k m e n t, s h a r p ­
him .
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
e n e d to a lo n g , y ello w -rib b e d p en cil,
W o rd li»'. ueen re c eiv ed fro m B o r­
w ith pin p o in ts of lig h t— fireflies es- i
FRESH HOMEMADE SAUER KRAUT
Jo h n M cC ann, o f C h e s tn u t, ill
ing of th e b ir th o f a soil to M r. an d
H ashing o u t
Just Arrived, A LOT OF SWISS CHEESE, Very Fine
w as a sk e d by a frie n d if h e v o ted fo r Mrs. W in. M. M uram l. on T h u rs d a y , c o r tin g a g lo w w o rm
a n d d is a p p e a rin g
ab o v e a n d below
W ilson
lie a n s w e re d : " I d id . anil J a n u a r y 11.
M o th e r a n d b ab y a re
so d id my six so u s, fo u r d a u g h te r s , b ein g c u red fo r by M rs W. H W ait- a n d ro u n d a b o u t it.
< a ril o f T h a n k '.
( a r i l of T h an k '
* 'T h e first Z epp to g e t o v e r L o n ­
fo u r so n s-in -la w , sev en g rn n d ilu u g h
m en. T h ey a r e d o in g w ell.
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W e w ish to th a n k o u r m an y fr ie n d s
W e w ish to te n d e r o u r h e a r tf e lt
Mr. a n d Mrs. J a s . S te r lin g e n t e r ­ c ite d ly . ‘H ow lo n g w ill sh e ta k e to
tw e n ty - th re e v o tes fo r W ilso n rig h t
th a n k s to R ev. I. B. S elf a n d P ro f. J. w ho oR ered us th e i r h e lp a n d sy m -
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ta in e d a n u m b e r of fr ie n d s a t d in n e r
in o u r ow n family..'
aw a y fro m th e r i v e r a n d u n d e r c o v - 1 B. L e n t, of F airv iew ; Rev. G. H o fn e r, p a th y in th e d e a th o f o u r b elo v ed
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F ire fro m a d e fe c tiv e c h im n ey
'I d o n ’t W illiam G ra h a m , of P o rtla n d , a n d to a u to s a n d th e b e a u tifu l floral oR er-
T h e m a r r ia g e of E d. O sb u rn a n d th r o u g h th e g la s s a g a in .
c a u g h t a v acu u m c le a n e r in th e h o u se
ings.
of H arry A W ay. of B u rlin g to n . Vt., Mrs. L u lu S tre b in o c c u rre d in P o r t­ th in k s h e 's c o m in g th is w ay. S eem s h e c h o ir o f th e F a irv ie w P re s b y te r-
A. C. W ih lo n a n d C h ild re n .
P ro b a b ly hov-| ian c h u rc h , fo r th e ir a s s is ta n c e , a n d
M r. au d to be s ta n d in g s till.
a n d in so m e way s t a r te d it g o in g The la n d on W e d n esd ay la st.
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n o ise o f its o p e ra tio n a ro u s e d th e Mrs. O sb u rn a re aw ay on a h o n e y ­
to th e la r g e co m p an y of fr ie n d s (o r
Farm Loans A vailab le.
” ‘L o n d o n !
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la u g h e d th e ir a tte n d a n c e a t th e fu n e r a l o t o u r
fam ily a n d all go t o u t safely .
m oon trip . On th e ir r e t u r n th e y w ill
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Horne.
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you
m a k e th e ir h om e in G re sh a m .
b eloved d a u g h te r , L illie. We a ls o e x ­
d id n 't
h e a r any b om bs, a n d th a t p re s s o u r deep a p p re c ia tio n to all S ta te S chool L an d B o ard in P o r t­
Ben M ath ew s Is h a v in g e le c tric n o n e of th e s e peo p le h a v e a n y idea
fo r th e i r k in d w o rd s of s y m p a th y an d la n d . w ith offices a t 606 M cK ay b u ild -
lig h ts in s ta lle d in h is re s id e n c e on th a t th e r e ’s a r a id in g Z ep p elin , w ith
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tlo ral tr ib u te s in lo v in g m em o ry of ing, a n n o u n c e s th a t he h a s p le n ty o t
R o b e rts a v e n u e .
s h e lls b u rs tin g a b o u t it. s q u a re ly in th e d eceased
farm m oney to lo an in su m s ra n g in g
th e i r ra n g e of v ision. T h a t fello w 's
Mr.
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Mrs.
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$350 to $ 5 0 0 0 , on a p p ro v e d se-
M rs C la ra B la ir, o f P o rtla n d , w ho a ll o f tw en ty -fiv e m iles aw ay , an d
F am ilv ,
■ tirit.v at 6 per tent.
is v is itin g w ith h e r d a u g h te r , M rs. as fo r h is ' h o v e rin g .” you m ay re s t
W illiam E. B ates, w as very p le a s a n t­ a s s u re d th a t w hen you see a Zepp
ly s u r p ris e d y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n by w ith
in c e n d ia ry
sh e lls
b u rs tin g
se v e ra l la d ie s of G re sh a m . T h e a f t e r ­ a b o u t it, it is e ith e r b ad ly h it o r else
noon w as s p e n t
p luyltig 500, a f t e r d o in g se v e n ty m iles an h o u r to w a rd
LA R G E .................. S W EET.................... JUICY
w hich a d a in ty lu n c h e o n w as serv ed . th e h o m e h a n g e rs .
As a m a tte r of
T h o se p re s e n t w ere Mrs. A r t h u r Dow- fa c t. I ’ve been e x p e c tin g to see th is
s e tt, M rs E m il O sw ald . M rs Jo h n fellow b eg in to d ro p a t an y m o m en t.
IS the title I.f a book recently published of which Chas. M.
B ro w n , M rs M va H ev el, M rs. Mary- H e 's e v id e n tly tu n in to b e tte r g u n s
Schw ab is the author. He says:
L eslie, M rs R oy K e rn , M rs. M D, a n d g u n n e rs th a n he c o u n te d on. Ah
Nothing is so plentiful in America as opportunity. There
K e rn , M rs J. C a n n o n . M rs. W ill H es- No h o p e !" t H o rn e sn a tc h e d his g lass
,tr.'
more
job» lor forceful men than there are forceful men to
sel, Mrs. C M errill a n d M rs. Geo. W. a n d tu r n e d it q u ick ly on th e now
tiil them, hut tiny must be men who have been sucessful.
K enney
a g ita te d s e a r c h lig h t b e a m .)
'H e ’s
SU C C ESS M AK ES SU CCESS.
g one. E ven th e lig h t's lo st horn' "
F o u r o r five boys to o k T h e o u o r»
I hey must he men capable o f managing their own affairs, other-
B ru g g e r's a u to m o b ile fro n t In fro n t
D exter. Me , h as g iven to c h a rity
tv ise tin y , an not hope to be employ «1 to manage the affairs of
of th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h la s t T u esd ay th e m oney w hich it h ad v o ted tb use
others. I hey must hate acquired habits of th rift and economy.
e v e n in g . In te n d in g to e n jo y a little to c e le b ra te P re s id e n t W ilso n 's re-
Must hat«' been ¡till«1 to save a portion of their income.
rid e a n d r e tu r n th e m a c h in e in a few e le c tio n , in p lace of h a v in g th e c e le ­
tu in u tea. T hey s t a r te d c a stw & rd on b ra tio n .
CELERY
LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWER
HABITS OF TH RIFT AND ECONOMY
P ow ell s tr e e t
At th e first AH th e
SWEET POTATOES
CRANBERRIES
aequired tt Inn young are ready assets always dem anding their
s te e rin g g e a r fa ile d to re s p o n d a n d
I ■« •' « '■ I I
res.
worth ami bem titting mankind. In joining our
th e m a c h in e , w ith its load o f b o y s ,
T h e J. W. lto o rk p lace fo u r m iles
BANANAS
GRAPEFRUIT
H alf u n d e r c u lt i­
p lu n g ed in to th e d itc h , c a u sin g c o n ­ e a s t of G re sh a m
P h o n e 26x.
91
s id e ra b le d a m a g e , b u t f o r tu n a te ly no v a tio n .
Shoes and Rubber Goods
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Pointing the Way
to a Greater
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Emery’s Truck Service
For Your Business
and Ours
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
Good Printing
and Advertising
Sanitary
Meat Market
Will Bring the Results
We Both Need and
Show Our Loyalty
to Our Town.
Gresham Outlook
Saturday Orange Sale
Special, per doz.
20c
Succeeding With What You Have
Another Honey Special
Mason Quart Jars, while they last . . each
39c
FOR SUNDAY DINNER
AND
APPLES
Metzger
QUALITY
W IRE
tt. 1
(ilir ta tm a s (Laal| (Club
se rio u s in ju ry to th e boys.
T hey
h av e a g re e d to r e p a ir th e m a c tiln e
T hey o n ly w a n te d a li tt le a d v e n t u r ­
o u s sp o rt w h ich is n a tu r a l f o r a boy.
S till It is e v id e n t th e ir m e th o d o f e n ­
jo y in g th e m se lv e s w as w ro n g a n d
w ould h a v e been ju s t as w ro n g if it
b ad n o t tu r u e d o u t d is a s tro u s ly , Hoy*
sh o u ld th in k b efo re th e y do p ath
th in g s a n d th e n not d o th em .
Pry a want ad. in tb* Outlook.
T h e H a b it o f T a k in g F o ld .
W ith m an y p eo p le ta k in g cold is
a h a b it, but fo r tu n a te ly o n e tlia t is
e a sily b ro k e n
T a k e a cold sp o n g e
b a th ev ery m o rn in g w hen you first
g e t o u t of b e d — n o t Ice cold, b u t a
te m p e r a tu r e of a b o u t 90 d e g re e s F
A lso sle e p w ith y o u r w indow up Do
th is a n d you w ill se ld o m ta k e col I
W h en you do ta k e cold ta k e C ham
b e r la tn 's C o u g h R em edy a n d g et rtd
of It as q u ick ly as p o ssib le. O b ta in ­
a b le e v er) » h e r * .— Ad
your
s«>n and
t 'h r i s t m a s a n -
daughter in addition to providing a fund for
forming habits of equal importance with their
higher education and which w ill crown their later years with
suce ss You, too. will rind it interesting to join the club and
watch the accumulation of the fund.
Watch this space for the announcement of the successful
contestant in the problem announced here last week
HAST GRENllAAl.
STATE
BANK
ORE