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FOUR
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
THEATER
BAKER
T he ONLY E X C L U S IV E H OM E
O F T H E S P O K E N DRAMA.
\V h en in I*«» i *11 mii <I v isit T h e
I h ik e r a n d *>♦*<• o n e of th e g reat»
csi S to rk C o m p an ie* In (In*
c o u n try .
The Alcazar Players
n
Broadway and Morrison Sts.
Portland, Oregon.
‘Alwaya a show of Q uality.’
Week Beginning Sunday Matinee, Feb. 18
A
m a g n ific e n t scenic p ro d u c tio n o f D a v it) lle la s e o ’s.
The Girl of the
Golden West
A v iv id re a lis tic s to ry o f C a lifo rn ia in the d a y s o f ’4 9 -’50
One of the greatest plays of the century. Immense cast.
Gorgeous Scenery.
MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT CAREFUL ATTENTION
He s u re to s t a te (lute you
w ant n eats fo r, m a tin e e o r ev­
e n in g , how m an y Heats an d
w hat lo cu tio n .
S e a ts will be
s e n t us n e a r lo cu tio n d esired
as p o ssib le to g et w hen o rd e r
a rriv e s . All o rd e rs m u st he ac­
co m p a n ie d by ch eek o r m oney
o rd e r, m ad e p a y a b le to M ilton
W. S e a m a n , M an ag er, a n d self-
a d d re s s e d en v elo p e fo r re tu rn
of se a ts.
M ilton
W. Heaman,
Manager.
P R IC E S :
E v e n in g s
M a tin e e s:
L o w er
This Will Be One
L o w er F lo o r— 1st In ro w s 75c. L a st
sev en ro w s 50c.
B alco n y — 1st 6 row s 50c. B alan ce 25c
Box a n d L oge s e a ts $1.00.
F lo o r— 1st 10
h o u se 25c.
of Most Important Theatrical
In Portland This Year
E v e n in g c u r ta in a t H o 'c lo c k s h a r p .
M atin ees S u n d a y . W ed n esd ay
Productions
M a tin ees a t 2 sh a rp .
a n d S a tu rd a y .
L u te e a rs fo r G re sh a m a n d v icin ity a f t e r e v e n in g p e rfo rm ­
a n ce leav e F ir s t a n d A ld er, P o rtla n d , a t 1 0 :1 5 p. nt. an d
1 1 :3 5 p. m.
VALENTINES
All Kinds
ro w s 50c.
B a lan ce of
Box a n d L oge s e a ts 75c.
Prices lc to 50c
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The REXALL Store
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917
A b o u t tw en ty -fiv e G re sh a m g irls
m et a t th e lib ra ry last T u e sd a y a f t e r ­
noon a n d o rg a n iz e d a clu b , w hose
c h ie f o b je c t will be h ik e s an d h e a lth ­
ful o u t-o f-d o o r s p o r ts d u rin g th e
s p rin g a n d su m m e r. M iss D u rst w as
m a d e a n h o n o ra ry m e m b e r a n d elec t
ed c h a p e ro n e . R u th In g lis is th e
le a d e r a n d L e titia P u lf e r a s s is ta n t
le a d e r. T h e m o tto of th e clu b , th r e e
H 's, sig n ifies h e a lth , h a p p in e s s and
h e lp fu ln e ss.
T h e L a d ie s’ Aid so ciety w ill hold a
v a le n tin e lu n c h e o n at noon to m o r­
row . F e b ru a ry 14, fo r th e benefit of
th e so ciety . T h e lu n c h e o n w ill he
se rv ed in th e s to re fo rm e rly o ccu p ied
by M rs. W ood’s m illin e ry s to re , In
th e R e g n e r b u ild in g .
A
sp le n d id
m en u h a s been p re p a re d an d it Is
h oped th a t m an y b u sin e ss m en w ill
ta k e th e o p p o rtu n ity to p a tro n iz e th e
A id so ciety .
M rs. G eorge W ith ro w g av e 5 500 j
p a rty last F rid a y a fte rn o o n . T h o se |
p re s e n t w ere Mrs. J. J. R y an , M rs. C.
M errill, Mrs. A. K n ig h to n , M rs. C.
M rs. llav II. T odd of R idgefield L a to u re ll a n d Mrs. E u n ice S tr a tto n , 1
W a sh in g to n , sp e n t se v e ra l d ay s la s t also Mrs. F ra n k ie C o n v erse o f P o r t­
1 w eek w ith re la tiv e s h ere.
land. A nice lu n ch w as se rv e d fo l­
low ing th e gam es.
E rn e st S im m s h a s m oved fro m th
i Da It Iq u 1st place on H ood a v e n u e t
.Mr. an d Mrs. B ry an Q u e sin b e rry ,
th e h o u se re c e n tly v acated by A r th u r of G ra n d v ie w , W a sh in g to n , w ho h av e
Dixon.
iieen v is itin g frie n d s an d re la tiv e s in
C a lifo rn ia , a re now v is itin g th e ir
M rs. It. H. T o d d , w ho h a s been ill un cle. W a lk e r Q u e sin b e rry a n d fa m i­
fo r se v e ra l m o n th s, is re p o rte d to hi ly a t R ockw ood.
A fte r sp e n d in g a
j Im p ro v in g s lig h tly . S he is s till con- few d ay s h e re th e y w ill r e tu r n to
I fined to h e r bed.
G ran d v iew .
No. 8 Galv. Bottom Wash Boilers
$1.25
BOSS DOUBLE RUB WASHING MACHINE
They get the dirt. $9.00
t/i off on White and White Granite Ware
Y e ste rd a y
m o rn in g , w hile S. G. j
R o p er w as d o in g so m e b u sin e ss at
th e d e liv e ry w indow in th e p o sto f-
licc, lie le ft Ills pock et hook ly in g on
th e d esk fro m w h ere it w as ta k e n by
som e u n k n o w n p e rso n . It c o n ta in e d
n e a rly $60. An ad in th e w a n t c o l­
um n to d a y o ffers a lib e ra l re w a rd
fo r th e re tu r n
o f th e p u rs e an d
m oney.
Mr. a n d Mrs. .John D unn c a lled on
II. L. t're n sliu w a n d fam ily w h ile on
th e ir w ay to P o rtla n d .
YES, But Here Are a Few Trade Stimulators
Heath & Milligan House Paint, while it lasts
$2.00 per gallon.
A te le g ra m w as received to d a y a n - j
ito u n cin g tile d e a th , at S h elley , M on- 1
ta n a , of G ra n d m a K olitien, m o th e r of
M rs. F re d H oney. She w ill be b u rie d I
on T h u rs d a y at P a rk R iv er. N o rth j
D ak o ta. Mrs. H oney, w ho h as been
sp e n d in g tile w in te r in M in n eso ta, I
w as su m m o n e d to h e r m o th e r ’s bed- |
sid e, a n d a rr iv e d a few d ay s b e fo re I
h e r d e a th .
T h e O u tlo o k h a s been p ro m ise d u
se rie s of a rtic le s on tim e ly s u b je c ts
by a w ell-k n o w n w r ite r w ho d e s ire s |
h is n a m e w ith h e ld . fo r th e p re s e n t. I
T h e e d ito r h a s o fte n a sk e d him fo r I
c o n tr ib u tio n s an d w h en in P o rtla n d
th e o th e r d av we m e t h im a n d r e - ,
new etl o u r re q u e s t w ith th e re s u lt a s ,
p ro m ised above. W atch fo r th e m .
WAR PRICES?
1047 Colorittlo Special Field Fence, 39c per tod,
while it lasts.
COMPARE I’llESE PRICES
L L KIDDER HDW. CO.
GRESHAM,
OREGON
Emery’s Truck Service
BETW EEN
PO RTLA N D
W oodm en
l i ill
H a lit e .
A rle ta cam p No. 8 0 6 , W. O. W
w ill g iv e an e x c u rsio n d a n c e at E ag le
M rs. R u d o lp h K a s e r a n d d a u g h te r
B ev erly a re v is itin g at th e hom e of
C re e k on S a tu r d a y n ig h t, F e b ru a r y M rs. K a s e r's p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs.
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T h e sp ecial c a r w ill leav e P o rt-J W illiam S tan ley
la n d a t 7 :3 0 , pubs , n g G re sh a m a , i
-
M rs. E m m a M an n in g , of B ull R un,
8:3(L R o u n d tr ip fu re , 50 c e n ts. All
n ig h t d a n c e w ith su p p e r, tic k e ts $1, j s p e n t th e pust day o r tw o h e re , th e
g u est o f Mrs. M ary W ood.
She is
s u p p e r 25 c e n ts p e r p late.
now v isitin g In P o rtla n d .
Mrs. C. M. Z im m e rm a n utiil Miss
G ra n d M u ster W illiam M oore, ol
E s th e r E lfo ril s p e n t F rid a y a fte rn o o n
in P o rtla n d w ith th e ir b ro th e r, W a lt­ P e n d le to n , w ill be th e g u e st of th e
e r E lfo rd a n d fa m ily .
M iss E lfo ril G resh u n t M asonic lo d ge to n ig h t. All
s p e n t th e w eek -en d at N o rth P la in s, : M aster M asons a re c o rd ia lly in v ited
w h ere sh e v isite d w ith re la tiv e s an d ; to a tte n d .
M rs 11. L. C re n sh a w h a s been Buf­ a tte n d e d th e re u n io n o f th e E lfo rd
M r. a n d Mrs. E. E. C h ip m a n c ele­
f e t,n g w ith a very » o re fin g er. Dr. families.
b ra te d th e fo r tie th w edding a n n iv e r ­
liu lio n i p e rfo rm e d a slig h t o p e ra tio n
T o p u m p w a te r o u t of p lace s in to sa ry on W ed n esd ay of last w eek.
uni removed a fiBh b one w hich M rs
C re n sh a w s u s ta in e d w h ile c le a n in g w hich 1, le a k s th e r e h as been in v e n t­ ¡T h e y k e p t th e ev e n t so q u ie t th a t no
ed a n e le c tric p u m p , c o n tro lle d by a o n e else knew o f it fo r s e v e ra l days.
<at fish.
MRS L M. CONGDON
CALLED TO REWARD
GRESH A M
Office w ith P ion eer A uto T ruck Co., 22(1 A sh St,
P h on e B roadw ay 2X54
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
B. W EMERY, Prop.
Res. Phone 173
Gresham, Ore.
Sanitary
Meat Market
ED.
G RESH AM ,
BAUMAN,
Prop.
ORE.
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.
Just Arrived, A LOT OF SWISS CHEESE, Very Fine
FRESH SMELT DAILY
“The ESCAPE
k c i'h i r e m <
Nrfiooi.
.Mr. H a rrin g to n , field w o rk e r fro m
th e s ta te s u p e r in te n d e n t's office, g av e
u s te re o p tlc o u
le c tu re a t L y n ch
■ liool la s t F rid a y n ig h t, Illu s tra tin g
'lie In d u s tria l c lu b w ork th r o u g h o u t
tin stu te . A m ong th e p ic tu re s sh o w n
w ere th o s e o f C la rk
K o e rn e r of
L ynch sch o o l a n d D onuld G ru n t of
d rv le w sch o o l, w vnners o f th e first
mid secon d p riz e s in th e P ig clu b la s t
ta ll, w ho w ere g iv en
trlpH to th e
' a l e fa ir. T h e le c tu re w as a fe a tu re
of tin r e g u la r P a re n t-T e u c h e rs ' m e e t­
ing
L u n ch w as se rv e d a t th e clo se
of th e ev e n in g
AND
Griffith Production
“ Birth of a Nation’’ Cast
99
BEST BREAD J
On the Market
Fresh Every Day
Try Roman Meal’ Bread
W. 11. C o n g d o n , p ro p r ie to r o f th e
A great Health Food
C o n g d o n h o te l, h as receiv ed w ord of
■F
th e d e a th of his siste r-in -la w in M in­
n e so ta .
S he w as th e w ife of Mr.
C o n g d o n ’s b ro th e r, now d eceased .
T he fo llo w in g is ta k e n
fro m th e
B ra in e rd D isp atch :
¡! Wedding Cakes and Special Pastry
O ne of tlte p io n e e r re s id e n ts of
i
!
to Order
B ra in e rd p assed to h e r re w a rd la s t
n ig h t, F e b ru a r y 6. a t 1 1 :3 0 , th e de-
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c ta s e d b ein g Mrs. L o u ise M. C o n g ­
don.
Mrs. C o n g d o n w as born in N elson.
T ioga c o u n ty , P e n n sy lv a n ia , on A ug.
30, 1849.
F o r a w h ile sh e ta u g h t
school in N elson, a n d in 1870 w as
E v e ry S a tu r d a y a n d S u n d a y
m a rrie d to Jo h n C. C o n g d o n , w ho
p re ced ed h e r in d e a th In J u ly , 1911.
Mr. a n d M rs. C o n g d o n cam e to
B ra in e rd in S e p te m b e r. 1872, w h ere
float.
th e y e n te re d in to th e life o f th e co m ­
T h e R ock, p u b lish e d a t F o r t A l­ m u n ity so m u ch , th a t th e ir m e m o r­
MAY M ARSH
i he tr e a s u ry , m oney, b o n d s a n d s e ­
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Jew
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Main St.
-
G resham
ies a re
in d e lib ly
m a rk e d
on t h e ,
I t ’s tim e to p ru n e y o u r f r u it tr e e s
c u ritie s of a to ta l v a lu e o f $ 2 0 ,5 1 4 .
SMITH S THEATER
„ THEODORE VAN DONINCK, Proprictar
a n d b e rry h u sh e s
All k in d s p r u n ­ B ond. 1 n lted S ta te s d is c ip lin a ry b a r ­ p ag es of its h is to ry .
156.
M rs. C o n g d o n w as a m e m b e r of WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14
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in g s h e a rs a , L. L. K id d e r lld w e . Co. ra c k s g u a rd , h av in g re p o r te d fo r
th e F ir s t C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h a n d
j d u ty , h a s been a ss ig n e d to th e 8 th w as a
m ost a c tiv e w o rk e r. T h e
d is c ip lin a ry co m p an y anil a p p o in te d c h u rc h h o n o re d h e r fo r a n u m b e r of
B razil h a s th e la rg e s t k n o w n d e ­
s e r g e a n t." He is is a son of Mr. an d y e a rs w ith th e office o f d e a c o n n e ss in posit of 70 p e r c e n t iro n o re , p r a c ti­
Mrs. W II. B ond, w ell-k n o w n re s i­ w h ich c a p a c ity sh e se rv e d m ost f a i t h ­ cally fre e fro m p h o sp h o ru s, In th e
fu lly .
S he w as a lso a c tiv e in any
d e n ts o f G resh am
m o v em en t th a t hail fo r its p u rp o se w orld.
Men's and Boys’ Dress and
th e a lle v ia tio n of s u ffe rin g o r th e u p ­
Work Shoes
G eo rg e W. K en n ey a n d w ife a r- b u ild in g of th e c o m m u n ity .
M ore th a n 1.50O .000 e le c tric s t o r ­
Men's
and
Boys' High Cut and
To th e m a r ria g e o f Mr. an d Mrs. age b u tte rie s a re used in a u to m o b ile s
riv ed h o m e y e ste rd a y from th e C a li­
Loggers Shoes
fo rn ia trip . T hey sp e n t th e m ost of C o n g d o n w ere g ra n te d tw o c h ild re n , In th e U n ite d S ta te s.
Jo h n C. J r , w ho h a s p assed h en ce,
th e ir tim e a ro u n d San D iego and Los
Rubber Boots, Shoes and
a n d H a rry W , w ho is in b u sin e ss in
A n g eles.
Mr. K en n ey h ad received B ra in e rd .
Rubbers
S o m e th in g G ood
Mrs. C o n g d o n leav e s tw o s is te r s
¡w o rd o f th e se rio u s c o n d itio n o f tils
T h o se who h a te n a sty m ed icin e
Shoe
Repairing
a Specialty
b ro th e r-in -la w , J. w. F ra k e s , by a n d tw o b ro th e rs . M rs E O. P a rk s of sh o u ld try C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts fo r
GRESHAM
SHOE
SHOP
S t. P a u l, M rs. C ele stia R aw son of
re a d in g th e O u tlo o k an d hail d e c id ­ T io g a. P a., O. C. W rig h t of M inne­ c o n s tip a tio n .
T h ey a re p le a s a n t to
CARL
DAHL
ed to com e h o m e, b u t had no in tim a ­ a p o lis an d J u d d W rig h t of B ra in e rd . take an d th e i r effect is so a g re e a b le
tio n o f hia d e a th u n til h e re a d it in
H e r re m a in s w ill lie in s t a te a t th e and n a tu r a l th a t you w ill n o t r e a l­
ize th a t it lias been p ro d u c e d by a
a P o rtla n d d ally w hich he b o u g h t on D E. W h itn e y u n d e r ta k in g p a rlo rs
If y o u r O u tlo o k s u b s c rip tio n h a s
u n til F rid a y m o rn in g . T h e fu n e ra l m ed icin e. O b ta in a b le e v e ry w h e re .—
(th e tr a in .
ex p ired ren ew to d a y .
Adv.
se rv ic e w ill be h eld fro m th e r e s i­
den ce of 11 W. C o n g d o n , N o rth S ide
Apricots contain fruit acid in just that propor­
T h. a n n iv e r s a ry of A b ra h a m L in ­ s tr e e t, F rid a y a fte rn o o n a t 3 o 'clo ck .
c o ln 's b irth d a y w as h o n o re d at U nion Rev. G. P h il. S h e rid a n , m in is te r of
tion to make them -
H ig h School No 2 by th e p re s e n ta ­ th e F ir s t C o n g re g a tio n a l chur« h. offi­
c ia tin g
tio n o f a la rg e p ic tu re of L in co ln by
An ideal dessert fru it—
th e g r a d u a tin g cla ss of 1 «* 16
A d­
S ale at Sp rin gd ale.
d re s se s w ere g iv en by P rin c ip a l E F.
Among ¡ill imiterial pleasures there is none so great as
An a u c tio n s a le of th e S h elley £
For making tarts MONOl’OLE APRICOTS G oodw in, an d C h a irm a n of th e B oard
th a t w ltie h springs from a store laid by for future wants, es­
of E d u c a tio n , G eo rg e W S ta p le to n . S h elley d a iry , to g e th e r w ith fa rm
arc unsurpassed
p e c ia lly to r the ...... Is of those for whose well being vou become
P a tr io tic so n g s w ere s u n g by th e s t u ­ tool« a n d o th e r a rtic le s w ill be h eld
responsible ami when you have gathered that store by stead-
d e n ts
O ne h a lf o f th e '1 6 class w as a t S p rin g d a le , e a s t of th e S andy to ­
lastly refusing thriftless self indulgence you have a satisfac­
Gr they may be served in their own rich juice - p re s e n t They w ere A nna B ru g g e r, m o rro w . c o m m en cin g a t 1 0 :3 0 . W S.
F ra n c e s B liss. L ucy P e te rs o n . M aris* W ood w ill be a u c tio n e e r. A. M eyers
tion that outweighs and outlasts all fleeting jo v s” _Y outh’s
Companion.
L an e. H e s te r T h o rp e . F lo re n c e T ow le c le rk
It w ill be a good o p p o rtu n ity
M O \0pO L K APRICOTS stand as a choice del­ an d G lad y s Bliss. O th e r v is ito rs w ere to g et tw e lv e e x c e lle n t cow s a n d o th ­
OUR CHRISTMAS CASH CLUB
Mrs. K. A. M iller an d son. A ldon: e r sto ck .
icacy a dessert that is substantial and pleasing to
Mrs C. K R u sh e r. Miss In ess H o lli­
proxides the means for those pleasures. You must provide the
the taste at the same tune—
Severe Cold Quickly Curnl
d ay . Mr N. O F u lle r an d M r Coe
store 111 ordei to leap the pleasure. Begin right now. Ask for
"O n D ecem b er first I h a d a very-
a card and join the club. Be one of he army of young and old
se v e re cold o r a tta c k of th e g rip as
Ask us for MONOPOLB APRICOTS and be eon
working to effect a thrify nation
It m ay be. an d w as n e a rly dow n sick
B nng your friend with you.' It is a good " S tu n t,” one
in b e d ," w rite s O. J . M etcalf. W e a th ­
lideiit that von are getting our one best
e rb y . Mo. " I b o u g h t tw o b o ttle« of
hat the roll. ge boy is going to give more attention in the fu­
b e rla tn 's C ough R em edy a n d It
ture than he has in the past.
Bread s f A l U i C w h as o m only
a few days u n til I w as c o m ­
p le te ly re s to re d to h e a lth
I flrm ty
P ica
b eliev e th a t C h a m b e rla in 's C ough
C ak e»
R em ed y is o n e o f th e very b est m e d ­
ic in e s a n d w ill know w h a t to do w hen
1 h a v e a n o th e r c o ld ."
O b ta in a b le !
Orwham, Oregon.
Phoue 661
GRESHAM.
OREGON
ev ery w h ere.— Adv.
$
a
, i Pies, Cakes, and Other $
Pastry Articles.
Cream Puffs and
Chocotate Eclaires
City Bakery
Shoes and Rubber Goods
Canned Where Grown
The Satisfaction of Saving
Fresh Daily
Metzger’s
Quality and Service Store
FIRST STATE BANK
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