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GRESHAM
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OUTLOOK
F R ID A Y ,
FEBRUARY
13.
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GRESHAM LOCALS
F. O. H u n t, tr a f f ic m a n a g e r of
th e P. It. L. & P. c o m p an y , a n d D.
C. F in c k , c o m p an y re p r e s e n ta tiv e s
w ere in G re sh a m to d ay .
T h e d a n c e a t Ite g n e r's h all last
n ig h t w as well a tte n d e d an d mu< h
p ra ise w as h e a rd fo r th e fine m usic.
A n o th e r d an ce w ill be g iven u n d e r
th e sa m e m a n a g e m e n t on th e e v e n ­
ing of F e b ru a r y 22.
P * Q Land Plaster Sower as Shown.
Agitators make a positive feed and the breaker rods connecting them insure against clogging.
Sows as low as 35 pounds an acre.
A GOOD BUY
One nearly new Iron Age Potato Planter, used for but 20 acres of planting.
One Oliver 6-Shovel Spring-trip Cultivator. Used one season. These will sell quick.
lio n 't be a sp e n d e r. Be a sav er!
Buy W ar-B av iu g a S tam p s!
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SMILAGE CAMPAIGN
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w hich is set fo r F e b ru a r y 18 to 21 th e s e p rices. T h o u s a n d s o f th e m a re o tte n e r th e b e tte r.
se n d in g h o m e p ra c tic a lly all of th e ir
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th in g to w a rd th e i r p le a s u re a n d e n ­ old
a g e b o o k s, b u t if a m illio n d o lla rs '
In g lis a n d fam ily w ill soon m ove
te r ta in m e n t a t cam p .
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d let boys, why w o n ’t tw o m illio n
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t< i .m l b o iled m ilk . On th e o th e r d o lla r s ’ w o r th ’be m u ch b e tte r? T h e m e n t co u n cil, a p p o in te d by S e c re ta ry
h a n d raw fr u its , esp ecially up p les m en in th e ru m p s h av e a p a r tic u la r o fW a r B a k e r, o rig in a te d th e Sntlle-
Mr. a n d M rs. Geo. M organ an d
n e o liau u n as, a lso g ra h a m b re a d an d
tge boo k s, w hich m e m b e rs of a s o l­
d a u g h te r , M iss T h e re sa , of A llian ce,
w h o le w heal b read p ro m o te a m ove­ c ra v in g to see ''s h o w s .” It th e e v e n ­
m e n t ol th e bow els. W hen th e bow els in g th e y a re tire d a n d o fte n lonely. d ie r s ’ fam ily an d h is frie n d s may N eb., w ere g u e s ts a t th e hom e of
in- b ad ly c o n s tip a te d , h o w ev er, th e T h ey need la u g h te r an d e n te r ta i n ­ »end to h im a t th e fro n t as g ifts.
Mr. am i M rs A. O. E k stro m th is
u ic v. ay Is to ta k e o n e o r tw o of
T h e se S m ileag e books w ill have
C lia m b e rla ln ’s T a b le ts Im m ed iately m en t b u t th e y w a n t to see " r e g u la r " r a t h e r a d is tin c tiv e c h a ra c te r. Each w eek.
sh o w s. If th e r e u re to be an y a m a ­
a l t e r su p p e r.
Adv.
tim e thi- s o ld ie r te a r s a coupon from
A le tte r h as been re c e iv e d by Mr.
te u r p e rfo rm a n c e s , th e y w an t to be
Ills book h e w ill ren ew his se n se of a n d M rs. R ic h a rd T e g a r t of R o ck ­
B a rg a in s In th e W an t Ads.
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tio n s lie su c c e ssfu lly p assed a n u m ­
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as th e g o v e rn m e n t b u ilt tile th e a te r s ag e b o oks can be used a t an y of the
PICTURE FRAMING
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file ra n k of e n sig n . Mr. T e g a rt w as
been red u c e d to a m in im u m . As a ! c a n to n m e n t o r n a tio n a l g u a rd cam p
M A X S C H N E ID E R X re s u lt, tile co st of th e s e p e rfo rm a n c e s ' b u t as th e i r p u rp o s e is to provid a ju n io r a t th e U n iv e rsity of O re ­
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A t e ach o f th e n a tio n a l a rm y can
e x p e rie n c e w hen lie w itli th r e e o th ­
to n m e n t8 th e g o v e rn m e n t h as b u ilt
ers, took th e Boy S c o u ts to a m e e t­
a p e rm a n e n t th e a t e r w ith a s e a tin g
ing in P o rtla n d . A fte r th e m e e tin g
I ra p a c ity of 3 0 0 0 , w hile tw o e h a u
th e y fo u n d th a t Mr. H o n e y ’s c a r,
i ta u q u a te n ts e ach s e a tin g 1800 hav e
w hich c o n ta in e d th e o v e rc o a ts of a ll j
1 been e re c te d a t th e n a tio n u l g u a rd
th e boys w ho h ad g o n e w ith h im ,
cam p s
h ad been sto le n
E v e ry o n e c ro w d ed
I he food situation is growing more intense every
At th e s e a m u s e m e n t h o u se s th e in to th e th r e e re m a in in g c a rs and
day. We are just as much interested in the food situa­ i ' oiin. il in ( b a rg e w ill p re s e n t th e re a c h e d h om e safely . S e v e ra l d ay s
tion as the housewife. Let us make a few suggestions I b est m u sical a n d v a u d e v ille p ro - la te r th e police h icated th e sto le n
) g ra in s o b ta in a b le , le c tu re s o f h ig h
in regard to substitutes. Saving of wheat and fats is I e st ex cellen ce, a n d d iffe re n t B road- e a r a n d a lso fo u n d all of th e c o a ts
except a b ra n d new o v e rc o a t be­
necessary to the winning of the war.
] w ay co m p a n ie s in th e b est th e a tric a l lo n g in g to th e y o u n g so n of M rs.
su c cesses o f th e seaso n .
W a lte r W in te r.
In th e re g im e n ts a re sco re s of p ro ­
u id re w
P u lle n ,
o f S cappoosi
fe ssio n a l a c to r s a n d v a u d e v ille p e r­
fo rm e rs
t h e m en m a n ife st sp ecial v isite d h is g ra n d m o th e r . M rs P. A.
In te re st in se e in g th e ir ow n com - G ould, th is w eek
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I ra d e s on th e sta g e . So th e r e a re to
I)r J. E. C la n a h a n lias e n liste d in
be r e g u la r a m a te u r p ro d u c tio n s , be­
tlie
A rm y M edical R eserv e
tw een th e p ro fe ssio n a l o ffe rin g s, th a t
BARLEY FLOUR
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th e m en m ay h a v e p a r t in th e e n te r ­
BUCKWHEAT
CRISCO
\ Parable.
p rise a n d — o f m u ch m o re im p o rta n c e
CORNMEAL
VEGETOLE
— th a t w h en th e y h a v e g o n e to th e
T h e s o ld ie r th r e a d e d h is w eary
fro n t th e y m ay be a b le to provide w ay b a rk to th e C o lo n e l's (logout.
RICE
COMPOUND
s u ita b le p ro g ra m s fo r th e m se lv e s.
H e h ad been in h a lf a dozen s k ir m ­
OAT MEAL FLOUR!
T h e co st of th e S m ile a g e boo k s is is h e s w ith th e
MAZOLA
en em y in as m any
POTATO FLOUR
v e ty sm a ll, e sp e c ia lly If o n e co n ­ w eeks
H e w as s till in ta c t b u t i
WESSON OIL
s id e rs th e cla ss of e n te r ta in m e n t to s c ra tc h e d a n d w e a rie d fro m c ra w l- i
ROLLED OATS
be g iv en .
B ooks of tw o sizes have Ing th r o u g h b a rb e d w ire a n d In an d
been p re p a re d , th e first h a s tw e n ty o u t o f s h e ll c ra te r s
tic k e ts a n d c o sts $1 00 a n d th e o th e r
He e n te r e d th e d u g o u t a n d s a l u t­
With all these substitutes on the market, there is
h a s 100 tic k e ts a t a c o st o f 15.00 ed w ith click of h eels a n d h a n d to j
no excuse for any one not conserving on Wheat
T h e b o o k s m ay be m a ile d a n d th o se cap.
b u y in g S m ile a g e b ooks, w ho h a v e no
"C o lo n e l," h e s a id . " I th in k I w ill
and Fats.
d e fin ite frie n d s in th e cam p s to h a v e to q u it. T h e b a ttle s a re g e t­
Here are some good recipes:
w hom th ey m ay a d d re s s th e m , sh o u ld tin g to be so m an y . I t ’s r a t h e r too
m all th e m to th e C o m m a n d in g G en ­ m u ch of a good th in g . 1 h a v e g iv en
e ra l. H e a d q u a rte r s , C am p L ew is or a b o u t all I can o f tim e a n d s tr e n g th
an y ca m p w h ich th e y m ay d e s ire to a n d blood to th is w a r
I am going
h elp . T h e se b o o k s w ill th e n be d is­ h o m e ."
tr ib u te d to th e best a d v a n ta g e .
No, th e in c id e n t d id n 't h ap p en B ut
Use one-third Barley Flout and two-thirds
T h e re a re m any w ho th in k th a t w h s h o u ld n 't it? T h e re a re lo ts of
White Hour.
Make the sponge with
th e w ork o f th e Y oung M en's C h ris ­ iv iiia n s h e re at h om e tu r n in g dow n
itch a p p e a ls as th e R ed C ro ss an d
White I lotU
tia n a s s o c ia tio n a n d K n ig h ts o f C o­
lu m b u s covers th is field b u t le tte r s th e L ib e rty L o an s b ec a u se " th e c alls
re so m a n y ."
fro n t m en in c h a rg e o f th e s e a ss o c ia ­
tio n s say th a t th is w ill in no w ay d u ­
One cup of mashed potatoes, 2 cups white
p lic a te th e w o rk a lre a d y co v e re d o r
RIG \ l l- N K .H T I» \N4 F.
p ro v id ed by th e s e so c ie tie s.
T hey i
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Hour, 3 level teaspoonfuls baking powder.
find th e ir b u ild in g s a re used to th e ir
At W egner's H a ll. G re s h a m , on
I teaspoonful salt, 2 tablespoonfuIs Crisco
cap a c ity by th e d e m a n d fo r g y n tn a s- W a s h in g to n 's b ir th d a y . F eb. 22d.
and one-half cup of milk.
tic w o rk a n d o th e r fo rm s o f re c re a - P o r tla n d 's B est 6 -P iece O rc h e s tra
tlo n . By h a v in g th e s e L ib e rty th e a - G en ts, $1 00
L ad les 25 c e n ts
te r s in sid e o f cam p s a n d u n d e r gov- ,
Ito n 't w ait. Ito it now ! Buy W ar-
S at in g s S tam p s!
RAKER & SON
Mr. a n d M rs. W. .1. H illy a rd r e ­
ceived th r e e le tte r s on M onday of
th is w eek front th e ir so n , J a n ie s O.,
w ho is now in F ra n c e . Jin t say s he
is w ell a n d feelin g fine an d is q u ite
in f a tu a te d
w ith
a is w ork in th e
m edical d e p a rtm e n t of th e 1 1 6 th
E n g in e e rs.
He say s he h as seen
q u ite a bit of E ra n c e a n d th e fa rm -
in g is in a h ig h s ta te of c u ltiv a tio n
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Hessel Farm Machinery
W A. HESSEL.
1 h e ever p o p u la r F o rd fam ily:—
R u n a b o u t $345; T o u rin g C a r $360; C o u p e $565;
S edan $695; re p re se n ts but o n e ch assis—th e w orld
fam ous F o rd M odel F---tbat w o n d e r of sim plicity
a n d V a n a d iu m steel. T h e n th ere is th e new a d d i­
tion of the M odel T O n e -T o n T ru c k C hassis for
$600 f. o. b. D etroit
1 his truck h a s th e regular
h o rd m otor but has w orm drive. It has b een tested
for m ore th a n tw o years, a n d will surely m eet y o u r
n e e d s a n d expectations.
T h e re 's nev er a d o u b t as
to F ord cars serving satisfactorily a n d econom ically.
G ive us y o u r o rd e r w ith o u t delay. C o n d itio n s are
uncertain.
E ld rid g e .McCulloch
h a s w ritte n
th a t he h as been tr a n s f e r r e d fro m
Co. C a n d th a t he is now an o rd e rly .
T h o se w ritin g him sh o u ld a d d re s s
him a s O rd e rly 44, H e a d q u a rte r s ,
('a m p L ew is, A m erican L ak e, W a sh ­
in g to n .
Land Plaster Sower
Res. Tel. 6x2
TH E U N IV E R S A L CA R
T h e N a tio n a l S m ile a g e c a m p a ig n ,
PHOTOS
PETTY THIEF CAUGHT
WHILE STEALING CREAM
THE
TO
W IN .
A very e x c itin g a d v e n tu r e is r e ­
p o rte d fro m F a irv ie w w h ere a m an
g iv in g th e n a m e of N elson was
c a u g h t in th e a c t of ste a lin g .
R e sid e n ts of F a irv ie w h a v e been
h a v in g
c o n sid e ra b le
tr o u b le wit it
p e tty th ie v in g fo r so m e tim e b u t no
o ne could lo c a te th e th ie f u n til he
w as c a u g h t a t th e h om e of J. L u s h ­
e r at 3 :3 0 th is m o rn in g .
H e lias
been ta k in g m ilk , m eat, e tc., from
d iffe re n t fa rm s.
A fte r h is c a p tu r e he w as ta k e n
to tlie F a iirv le w ja il w h ere lie w as
THE
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kept
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sh e riff front
P h o n e ~01.
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P o r tla n d cam e fo r him .
H e gav e
S ave a lo a f o f b read a w eek. H elp
th r e e d iffe re n t n am es a n d so fa r
win th e w ar.
n o th in g can be le a rn e d ab o u t him .
It is hoped th a t th is c a p tu r e will end
th e tro u b le .
EXPERT
New Gallery
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W a n t a c le rk .
W a n t a s itu a tio n .
W a n t a s e r v a n t g irl.
W a n t to s e ll a p ian o .
W a n t to s e ll th e b u g g y .
W a n t to s e ll a n y p r o p e rty .
W a n t to se ll y o u r g r o c e r ie s .
Want *o s e tt y o u r h a r d w a r e ,
W a n t to s e ll y o u r d ry goo d s.
W a n t to se ll y o u r m illin e ry g o o d s,
• W a n t c u s to m e r s f o r a n y t h i n g a t a ll.
A d v e r tis e y o u r w a n t s t h r o u g h t h i s p a p e r.
A d v e r tis in g is a h ig h w a y to s u c c e s s .
A d v e r tis in g b r in g s new c u s to m e rs .
A d v e r tis in g k e e p s th e o ld o n e s
A d v e r tis in g in s u r e s s u c c e ss .
A d v e r tis in g s h o w s e n e rg y .
A d v e r tis in g s h o w s p lu ck .
A d v e r tis e — d o n t
b u s t.
A d v e r tis in g is "b iz ."
A d v e r tis e lo n g , a n d
A d v e r tis e w e l l
A d v e rtis e
At
o n c e in
R ead th e W an t ads.
Auto, Buggy and Wagon
Attention!'
The
Farmers’ Mutual
Relief Association
OF P O R T L A N D
or
SE E
Fire
OREGON
In v ite s all fa rm e rs w ho h av e no
In s 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
tio n is tlie c h e a p e st a n d sa fe st in
tlie s ta te . It in s u re s o n ly c o u n try
p ro p e rty a n d h as o v er $ 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
in s u ra n c e in force.
W r ite
PAINTING
E. E. C H IP M A N
Plum e 5 0 x 2
A Big Ice Cream Lunch
Is ju st the diet you
need hut be su re it is
phone
II. W. S N A SH A I.L , P re s .
T h e F a rm e rs M u tu al F ir e R elief
A sso ciatio n .
G resham R oute No. 3
P ium e H.»
N o ta n Public
Heal E state
Weatherly Ice Cream
Eat a plate a day at
BELT’S CONFECTIONERY
SUBSTITUTES
For H our
For Lard
Barley Bread
Potato Biscuit
e m in e n t supervision they will be an
Inducem ent fo r th e boys to stay in
cantp. w here will be found b etter en ­
te rta in m e n t th a n can be offered o u t­
side. w here many q u estio n al am u se­
m ents are located
Save T he W heat
j
We H ave Them Now.
Those Milk Record blanks. P rin t­
ed on d u rab le card b o ard , su itab le for
16 to 18 cows
Ju st th e th in g for
your dairy.
Will save m any tim es
th s lr cost.
lf»c each, o r 11 00 a
dozen
T he O utlook, phone 701.
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TAXES
1917
W e h av e tax rolls for R a n g e s T h re e a n d F o u r b o th N orth
a n d South of Base L in e a n d can fu rnish you th e assessed v alu a­
tion of yo u r farm to g e th e r w ith th e am o u n t of your tax.
\ \ e will pay taxes for you in an y co unty in th e state o r in
an y state.
G ive th e m atter th e sam e careful atten tio n th a t w e
w ould o u r ow n business a n d look after all th e details, e lim in a t­
ing for yo u all th e co n fusion in cid en t to tax p ay in g tim e.
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon