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Now fo r a K aiserle»« W orld.
M> T u esd ay » a re m e a tle ss,
My W ednesday» a re w b eatle ss,
I'm g e ttin g m o re eat less each d ay ;
M> hom e It Is h e a t less,
M b ed 's g o in g s b e e tle ss
T h e y ’ve been s e n t to th e Y.M.C.A.
T h e b a rro o m s a re tre a tle s s ,
My coffee is sw eetless,
E ach day I g ro w p o o re r an d w iser;
My s to c k in g s a re feetless,
My tr o u s e rs a re se a tle ss ,
My G od! llo w I h a te th a t O—
K aiser.
C o n trib u te d by G u erd o n llu m a s o n .
Attention!
The
F arm ers’ Mutual
Relief Association
Fire
OF PORTLAND, OBEOON
In v ites all fa r m e rs w ho h av e no
In u ra n c e on th e ir fa rm b u ild in g s
to in s u re w ith us. T h is A sso cia­
tion !.; th e c h e a p e s t a n d s a fe s t in
th e s ta te . It In su re s only c o u n try
p ro p e rty a n d h as o v e r $ 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
In su ra n c e in force.
0. A C. MEN FLOCK
TO COUNTRY S CALL
L a rg e n u m b e rs of O. A. C. m en
h av e re sp o n d e d to th e ir c o u n tr y 's
call, m an y In F ra n c e . O f 602 g r a d ­
u ates, ex clu siv e o f th e cla ss o f 1917,
re p o rtin g to P re s id e n t K e rr, 110 a re
In th e serv ice. O ne Is a lie u te n a n t
co lo n el, o n e a m a jo r, fo u r a re c a p ­
ta in s, n in e first lie u te n a n ts , tw e n ty -
o n e seco n d lie u te n a n ts , a n d se v en ty -
fo u r in th e navy, h o sp ita l co rp s, a v i­
a tio n co rp s, am ) officers' tr a in in g
cam ps. Of 1248 m en in lu st y e a rs '
fo u r-y e a r classes, 349 h av e re p o rte d ,
169 b ein g In m ilita ry se rv ic e as fo l­
low s:
O ne c a p ta in , fo u r first lie u ­
te n a n ts , tw e n ty -n in e seco n d lie u te n ­
a n ts , elev en
in officers' tr a in in g
cam p s, a n d 124 in v a rio u s b ru n ch es.
P re s id e n t K e rr h as been n o tified th a t
an a d d itio n a l 36 m en from O. A. C.
will h e a d m itte d to th e th ird se rie s
of tr a in in g cam p s.
L a n d -g ru n t col
leges w ere fo u n d ed in w a r tim es
1862- to tr a in y o u n g m en fo r peact
an d fo r w ar. a n d a lth o u g h of la tt
m ost s tre s s h as been placed on peace
p u rs u its , th is school at least h a s tit­
led Ils y o u n g m en fo r w ar. O. A. C
su p p lied 111 p er c en t of all m en at lilt
P re s id io tr a in in g cam p.
OUTLOOK
F R ID A Y ,
GRESHAM LOCALS
G len R u s h e r of th e U nion H igh
sch o o l w ill be th e " F o u r-M in u te
M an" at th e G re sh a m th e a t e r S u tu r-
(lav ev en in g .
W ed n esd ay e v e n in g ten frie n d s e n - ,
te ie d th e h o m e of E rn e st S ch w ed ler, I
took him by s u r p ris e an d re m in d e d
him tlia t he h ad a b irth d a y . A very J
p le a s a n t e v e n in g w as sp e n t.
Mr. an d Mrs. O. J. Itro w n receiv ed '
a te le g ra m y e ste rd a y from th e i r son
E m erso n , fro m
a T ex as a v ia tio n :
field, sa y in g th a t he w as le a v in g for
som e u n k n o w n d e s tin a tio n .
H a rry S ta n le y , w ho re c e n tly e n lis t­
ed in th e N avy, w rite s fro m B re m e r­
to n . win re he w as se rv in g th e usual
tw e n ty -o a e d ay s in th e d e te n tio n
(a m p .
It is su p p o se d th a t he will
ta k e ills tr a in in g a t th e llre m i rio t
y ard s.
JA NU AR Y
18,
1»18
Sale E xtraordinary
o f M e n ’s A l l - W o o l C loth in g
W e h av e 37
$7.50
S u its to g o a t t h r e e p r i c e s
$10.00
$14.50
SIZES AS FOLLOWS
THREE SIZE 34, TWO SIZE 35, TW ELVE SIZE 3G, SEVEN
SIZE 37, FIVE SIZE 38, FOUR SIZE 39, FOUR SIZE 40.
We have 18 Overcoats to go af $10 and $12.50 each
SIZES AS FOLLOWS
ONE SIZE 33, TWO SIZE 34, THREE SIZE 35, THREE SIZE
36, FIVE SIZE 37, THREE SIZE 38 AND ONE SIZE 39.
A m ong th e G rcshi. a w om en to a t ­
te n d th e co u n ty in s titu te of tin
W o m en 's
C h ris tia n
T e m p e ra n c e
II. W. MNASH IL L . P re«.
This clothing is all first class and the sm aller sizes are ju st
U nion in P o rtla n d y e s te rd a y w ere
T in F a rm e rs M u tu al E ire R elief
the thing for the boys going to the public and high schools.
Mrs. .Mary S h o e m a k e r, Mrs. E. D avid­
A sso ciatio n .
so n , .Mrs. H. I,. W o stell, M rs. B. W.
S u b sc rib e fo r th e O u tlo o k fo r “ th e
COME SATURDAY, THEY W ON'T LAST LONG
G resh am R o u te N o. 3
Phone 85
b o y .” It w ill follow him to th e cam p E m ery , M rs. G eorge H oney an d Mrs.
SALE CASH.
Not in.v P u b lic
R eal E sta te
a n d its tw ice-a-w eek v isits w ill be J . N. C la n a h a n .
Ju s t lik e le tte r s fro m hom e.
.1. C. B elieu , of A ld e rd a le , W ash,
w as c a llin g on old frie n d s in G resli
am on T h u rs d a y .
He w as fo rm e rly
in th e m eat b u sin e ss h e re a n d wa.
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G R E S H A M , O REG O N
Copyright 1916
called to P o rtla n d on a cco u n t of tH<-
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sic k n e ss of ills son H a rry . T h e la;
te r Is in E n ia n u a l h o sp ita l a n d was
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T ile O dd F e llo w s in s ta lle d officers a b o u t sp e n d in g m o n e y ” he sa id " is
H eaven or lle ll U iiescaitable
H e is slow ly im p ro v in g .
a t th e ir m e e tin g la s t w eek.
T h e w o rth y o f c u ltiv a tio n .
W h en
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By th e sa m e logic h e a v e n o r hell
e le c tiv e officers a re as fo llo w s: J . E. c o u ld n 't d ecid e w h at to buy w itli my
At Zion E v a n g e lic a l c h u rc h next
C la n a h a n , N. G .; H a rry T r u itt, V. G .; la s t n ic k e l, 1 k e p t it, a n d so b ecam e is a n u n e s c a p a b le an d e v e r- p re s e n t
S u n d ay G erm an se rv ic e w ill be held
A lot of Vico Aluminum ware has ju st arrived too late
W . IL S ta n le y , s e c r e ta ry ; E red P o w ­ r ic h .” So M ark T w ain b ecau se o f h is re a lity . Y ou d o n ’t h a v e to d ie to go
<»at l b ; 30 a. m. Im m e d ia te ly a fte r
to h e a v e n : n e ith e r m u st you d ie to
for the holiday season.
ell, tr e a s u r e r . T h e a p p o in tiv e o f­ love o f c o u n try an d h is th r if ty n a tu r e go to hell. If love, k in d n e s s , b r o th e r ­
th e se rv ic e th e c o n g re g a tio n will
ficers a re B. N. H all, It. 8. N. G .; I.. w ould h a v e been a g e n e ro u s p u r ­ lin ess, f a ith , h ope a n d th e good C h ris t
We w a n t Io move litis am i in o rd e r to do so are g o in g to
h a v e its a n n u a l m e e tin g an d follow
a r e in y o u r h e a rt you a re a lre a d y in
P. M anning, I., S. N. G .; W illiam Mc­ c h a s e r ol U ncle S u m 's tiir ift sta m p s.
place it on sale ¡it one-sixth off o u r re g u la r price Which
Ing ttiis th e S u n d ay school w ill eon
I h e a v e n . T h e ric h e r an d fu lle r th e s e
K inley B e e rs,c o n d u c to r; ('. A tte r ­
makes it it very a ttra c tiv e price at th is tim e.
becom e in you th e la r g e r a n d m o re
vene.
Y oung P e o p le 's L e a g u e a t
b u ry , w a rd e n ; J. G. M ust, c h a p la in ; SUGGESTS THE SCHOOLS
g lo rio u s b ecom es y o u r h eav en . A nd
:3 0 p. in.
E n g lish se rv ic e on th e
This is first class ware and consists of Tea Kettles, Dish
O scar Duly, in sid e g u a rd ia n ; A r th u r
AS WAR TH RIFT CENTERS if you w ill ju s t k e e p on g o in g so m e
(irst S u n d ay o f e ach m o n th .
m o rn in g , oh g lo rio u s d aw n ! e v ery
H en sley , R. 8. S.; C arl D ahl, I.. 8, 8 .;
Pans, Double boilers, Caseroles, Strainers, Ladles, Quart
C. S. J a c k s o n , s ta te d ir e c to r of b o u n d a ry a n d b a r r ie r w ill d is a p p e a r
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Measures, Funnels, Jelly Molds, Pudding Molds, Coffee
•\ co m p an y o f G re sh a m people
W a r S a v in g s ca m p a ig n lias r e tu rn e d an d you w ill "g o o n ,” w ith a g la d
b u rs t of so n g , wirti no lim it to y o u r
w ent to V a n co u v er B a rra c k s last
Percolators, Cups, Etc.
from
a v isit in W a sh in g to n a n d o th e r (light b u t th e b o u n d le ss d om e o f o u r
T h e u su al m o rn in g an d ev e n in g
S u n d ay a fte rn o o n , w hen th ey p u t on
e a s te rn c itie s fu ll o f e n th u s ia s m fo r Father’s boose, on the o th e r h a n d ,
See them in our window and remember
a p ro g ra m of m usic an d re c ita tio n se rv ices will he h eld a t th e M eth o d ist
tile p ro s e c u tio n o f th e W a r S av in g s if h a tr e d , m e a n n e ss, lies, lu s t, envy,
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sh o u ld w ak en to th e fact th a t you a re
h e r of tile so ld ie rs. T h e ex ercises
say s th e r e is no d o u b t a b o u t th e u l t i ­ In h e ll no w a n d th e m o re I lies?
w ere h eld in (h e Y. M. C. A. b u ild in g . p reach , in th e e v e n in g th e m e m b e rs
m a te su ccess of tile tw o b illion d o l­ possess a n d d o m in a te y o u r life th e
T h o se ta k in g p a rt w ere Mrs. .lam es o f th e M asonic an d E a s te r n S ta r
la r W a r S av in g s d riv e d u rin g 1918 h o tte r beco m es y o u r e v e r-p re s e n t
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but th a t it c a n n o t be p u t o v e r u n le s s hell. A nd if you ju s t keep oil g o in g
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e p eo p le give to it th e sa m e p a tr ió ­ B ible, an y th e o lo g y o r any p re a c h e r s
N eal, Miss E d itli J e lk e n , M rs. .1. w elcom e.
le s u p p o r t h a t h a s a tte n d e d all o th e r to define o r ex p lain w h a t h ell is o r
M ontcalm B row n, Dr. II. H. O tt, C. E
G R E SH A M , OREGON
big " d r iv e s " sin c e th e w ar b eg an . w hat it w ill be.
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J o h n O tt w ere m e m b e rs o f th e p arty . y e s te rd a y by h is m o th e r. H e is now
a c o rp o ra l b u t is very m uch a fra id line I ta lk e d o v e r w ith S e c re ta ry M c ­ p re se n c e of G od in th e w o rld : th a t it
th a t h e w ill n e v e r be se n t to F ra n c e . A doo. It is th a t th e sc h o o lh o u se s of is in liim th a t now we live a n d m ove
a n d h a v e o u r b e in g ; th a t now , not
He re p o r ts a T ex as b liz z a rd — th e th e c o u n try as c o m m u n ity c e n te rs a lo n e h e r e a f te r , a re we th e so n s of
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th e W ar S av in g s d riv e is c a rrie d on. th a t now is as w ell as fo r th e life
he is lo cated in o v e r tw e n ty y ears.
T ilia c a m p a ig n o ffers th e o ne o p p o r­ to co m e; th a t h u m a n ity can live in
P lan a a re u n d e r way fo r a se rv ice tu n ity fo r c h ild re n a n d peo p le of h e av en h e re a n d now as well as h e re ­
a f te r ; th a t m en can he sav ed front
flag d e d ic a tio n a t th e M eth o d ist s m a lle r m ean s to c o n tr ib u te th e i r vi­
h ell h e re on tills e a r th as w ell as
E p isco p al c h u rc h , w hich w ill p ro b ­ ta l hit to th e w a r's p ro s e c u tio n . My fro m a h ell h e r e a f te r.
As C h ris t
ab ly he held on S u n d ay e v e n in g , J a n ­ su rv e y of c o n d itio n s in th e e a st c o n ­ b ro k e dow n tlte w all of p a rtitio n be­
u a ry 27.
A p p ro p ria te m u sic and vinces m e th a t in th e W a r S av in g s tw een Jew am i G e n tile , it Is th e
s p e a k in g w ill he p ro v id ed fo r th e oc­ d riv e th e a p p eal of th e c o u n try is to (u n c tio n of m o d ern C h ris tia n ity to
b re a k dow n b a rr ie rs , th e a rtific ia l
casio n an d an in te re s tin g se rv ic e is th e people w ho w ork. T h e th o u s a n d b o u n d a ry l l i e s h at hav e been r u n ­
a n tic ip a te d .
d o lla r lim ita tio n
p lace d
upon th e n in g th r o u g h th e p h y sic a l, m e n ta l
an d m o ral life of th e race, u n til m en
v a lu e of stu m p s an y on e p erso n can
s h a ll find it easy to love e a c h o th e r ,
R ay P u lm q u fst, w hose a d d re s s Is
ow n m e a n s in tile u ltim a te th a t th e s e a n d in th e lo v in g each o th e r th u s love
C am p Mi r r itt , New J e rse y , h a s been
s ta m p s h av e got to be b o u g h t by th e God. " H e th a t lo v e th not k n o w e th
Our inventory shows too much stock in certain lines and together with other causes,
sick w ith s c a r le t fe v e r a n d in the ra n k a n d file o f o u r people. T h is
*'O,U f ° r ' ,O1’ ' s love
we have decided to make the next month, a month of unexcelled buying opportunity for you
h o sp ita l fo r a b o u t fo u r w eeks, b u t is
CA R T C. O. BRA N SO N .
c a m p a ig n is not o n e in w hich th e
now re p o rte d to he re c o v e rin g nicely.
WATCH O IK ADS, T H ER E'L L HE BIG BARGAINS.
rich can do m o re th a n th e ir little bit
\r e Your S ew ers < lo g g ed ?
T h e L a d le s’ Aid w ill m eet n ext a n d it p re s e n ts a case in w hich th e
T h e b o w els a r e th e s e w e ra g e sys-
W e d n esd ay w ith Mrs. E m il O sw ald. little fellow , so ca lle d , can do a very tern of th e body. Y ou can w ell
im a g in e th e re s u lt w hen th e y a re
M rs. J a s . S te rlin g , Mrs. J , E. M etz­ big bit.
sto p p e d up as is th e case in c o n stip a -
g e r an d M rs. Ja s . E lk in g to n w ill a s ­
if t o u r O u tlo o k su b s c rip tio n h a s ,io n ' Ab a P u rg a tiv e you w ill find
sist in se rv in g .
C h a m b e rla in 's
T a b le ts
e x c e lle n t.
ex p ired renew to d a y .
T h ey a re m ild a n d g e n tle in th e ir
I 'lir tile o pening sale we have decided on CROCKERY, .lust at the tim e when whole
a c tio n . T h ey a lso Im prove th e d ig e s­
S erv ices w ill be h eld a t th e Bap-
■aleis are I d lin g us we are lu c k y to have any c ro c k e ry on hand, and Io o rd e r again is sure
B a rg a in s in th e W a n t Ads.
tio n .— A dv.
ist c h u rc h n ext S u n d ay m o rn in g at
Io mean an advance, vve intend to d e a n up o u r e n tire stock at p rim s th a t even in norm al
th e u su a l h o u rs,
itev . A. J . W are,
tu rn s w ou ld appeal to y o u . A few b argains a re :
he p a s to r, will p re a c h . All a re w el­
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W e KNOVJ O\JR- (WE WANT YOU
com e.
W rite or phone
Edw. Aylsworth, The Clothier
Aluminum Ware
for Less
One-Sixth off
L L. Kidder Hardware Co,
Y our
O p p o r tu n ity
Great Stock-Reducing Sale
C ro c k e ry 5>pecialiy P ric e d
16
16
8
4
Dozen
Dozen
Dozen
Dozen
Handled White Teacups and Saucers, . . Special per Set
9 inch Dinner P la tes,....................... Special per Set
Deep Soup Plates................................Special per Set
Creamers, at each 12c
2 Doz. 2-qt. Pitchers, each
59c
59c
63c
35c
Other items are Bakers, Platters, Scallops, Sauce Boats, Cake Plates, Covered Butters,
Sugars, Vegetable Dishes, Etc.
Space is loo lim ite d to list more hut these are o nly it few ol’ tin 1 real barga ins offered.
F irs t come, firs t served
Mr. an d Mrs. C la u d e W oodie, liv ­
ing ac ro ss th e S an d y , a re th e p a re n ts
o f a d a u g h te r , born on J a n u a r y 14.
A baity g ir l w as born io Mr. an d
Mrs. F ra n k M etzger on M onday, J a n ­
u a ry 14.
Miss E s th e r N y stro m is a s s is tin g
te m p o ra rily a t th e F ir s t S ta te B ank
WHAT MARK TWAIN
WOULD DO TODAY
Another Big Special for the Opening Sale is
“Royal Club” Coffee
We Hardly Need 1 ell You of its Merits
During the Sale, 1 lb. 35c, 3 lbs. 98c, 5 lbs $1.69
W ere th e lo v ab le M ark T w ain aliv e
to d a y he w ould d o u b tle ss be in th e
first lin t tr e n c h e s o f th e h o m e re-
tr e n c h e rs fo r .Mark w as th r if ty and
th e g o v e rn m e n t's tiir if t s ta m p an d
W a r S av in g s S ta m p offer w ould havi
a p p e a le d to
hint
m ig h tily .
M ark
T w ain liad m any fin an cial re v e rse s in
his life tim e la rg e ly b ec a u se of had
in v e s tm e n ts but h is th r if t an d h appy
d isp o sitio n p u lled him o u t o f th e bog
I e v ery tim e an d he s q u a re d up w ith
i th e w orld a n d a c c u m u la te d a " s ta k e "
b efo re he p assed on “ o v e r th e r e ” to
m a k e h e av en th e h a p p ie r fo r h is cotn-
1 ing. T a lk in g o ne d ay to his frie n d ,
i W illiam D ean H ow ells, on th e v ic isi­
tu d e s o f th e h u m o ris ts e a r lie r d ay s, <
M ark T w ain s a id ; "M y d iffic u ltie s;
ta u g h t m e som e th r if t, b u t I n e v e r |
knew w h e th e r it w as w iser to sp en d
n»y la s t n ic k e l fo r a c ig a r to sm o k e o r
fo r a n a p p le to d e v o u r.” " I am a s ­
to u n d e d ” re p lie d Mr H o w ells " t h a t
a p erso n o f so little d ecisio n sh o u ld •
m e e t w ith so m uch w o rld ly su c c e s s.” |
M ark
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Indcctaioa,
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Thrift Day--Feb’y 3
W ill be observed Monday, February 4th. this year.
W H A T IS T H R IF T ?
Earning, Spending. Saving, Giving ¡n Rjght Proportion.
Ami when they were filled he said unto his
dis, ipl. s, gather up the broken pieces which re­
main over, that nothing be lo s t/'
Examples of thrift may he found in the good book as fol
• ~ Si,,ah 5 9 :7 ;
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atk, 1.. l i: John 6 :1 2 . Kt Timothy 5 :H ; 2d Timothy 2 : 1 5 ;
i r o v e r h s 1 ' •»; Isaiah 1 .1 :4 ; L u k e 6 :4 7 -4 9 ; Luke 19:11-27;
1st
st Iunothy 4 : 8 ; 1st Timothy 6.
We should take heed.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM.
OREGON