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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
MODERN WOODMAN CAMP
DOUBLES MEMBERSHIP
Only Two Days More
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
M i,
191S
GRESHAM LOCALS
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, F e b ru a r y 16th.
was a g a la n ig h t f o r th e lo cal cam p
Roy W h ite , w ho is a m u sic ia n at
of th e M odern W o o d m en of A m erica.
J E lg in K irk w o o d , L e slie W iles, R ob­ B re m e rto n N avy y a rd v isited w ith his
e rt a n d A lb e rt M a g n u so n , M ervin fam ily in P o rtla n d o v e r th e w eek­
H is jn o t h e r , M rs. C. M. O li­
TO BUY YOUR
G ood a n d Jo h n K a n e w ere In itia te d e n d .
a n d g iv en th e m y s te rie s of W ood­ p h a n t, s p e n t so m e tim e in P o rtla n d
w ith him a n d he v isited h e re o n e day . j
c ra f t.
H en ry L a to u re il c a m e h o m e fro m
T h e te a m w ork w as d o n e by th e
officers an d d rill te a m o f O regon F ir s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia la s t w eek, c a lled
ca m p o f P o rtla n d .
T h e M. W. A. by th e illn e s s o f h is m o th e r, w ho is
h a ll w as filled to c a p a c ity by a b o u t in a P o rtla n d h o sp ita l.
W o rd h a s been receiv ed of th e
six ty v is ito rs a n d as m an y m em b ers
d e a th on S a tu r d a y e v e n in g of R ev.
o f th e G re sh a m cam p
A fte r th e in itia to r y se rv ic e s w ere J . H. C o n k ie, a t h is h o m e In P e m b e r­
o v e r a d d re s s e s w ere m a d e by C lerk ville, O hio. Rev Mr. C o n k ie w ill be
M cG rath , C onsul F o s te r a n d o th e rs w ell re m e m b e re d by m an y G resh am
of O reg o n F ir cam p a n d C o n su l W al- people, he h a v in g s p e n t se v e ra l
m o n th s h e re w ith h is d a u g h te r , Mrs.
rad of G re sh a m cam p.
He w as th e f a th e r
A fte r th e Bpeech m a k in g a ll p a r ­ J a m e s S te rlin g .
to o k o f a d a in ty lu n c h o f pick les, o f Jo h n C o n k ie, a t o n e tim e a re s i­
sa n d w ic h e s , coffee a n d line O regon d e n t o f G re sh a m a n d o f M rs. C. F.
The
ap p le s fu rn is h e d by th e m em b ers of B rig g s of L yle, W a sh in g to n
la t te r h a s g o n e east.
G re sh a m cam p.
F . A. H a llid a y h a s so ld h is re s i­
G re sh a m cam p h as a lm o s t m ad e a
d
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ce p ro p e rty on P ow ell s tre e t to
h u n d re d p e r cen t in c re a se d u rin g
Mr. a n d M rs. J. H. W ilson, w ho w ill i
th e p a st six m o n th s.
W e are instructed by Mr. (ieo. Tapfer to sell at
ta k e p o ssessio n in a s h o r t tim e.
A r e D e p e n d a b le P r ic e s , W e Q u o te
Dr. a n d M rs. R. H. T o d d a n d little I
J. E. POTTER DIES
AT BORING HOME g ra n d s o n , R ic h a rd T o d d , a re v isitin g
The personal property of the Palatine Hill Dairy at
in R id g etield , W a sh in g to n , w ith Mr.
Palantine Hill, No. 3 Multnomah County, Oswego
J. E. P o tte r d ied a t h is hom e a t a n d M rs. R ay H. T o d d a n d fam ily.
Local to Rivera, one-half mile west of Rivera Station
B e rin g , F e b ru a r y 21, a f t e r se v eral
Mrs. C a rl von W in tz in g e ro d e an d
w eek s' illn e s s w hich w as th e re s u lt d a u g h te r M iss E lsa, of P o r tla n d w ere
to top of Palatine Hill, 1 1-2 miles north of Oswego and
o f a p a ra ly tic s tro k e .
He w as aged w eek-end g u e s ts a t th e h o m e of Mrs. j
2 1-2 miles south of Pulton.
68 y e a rs , 1 m o n th a n d 5 d ay s and J. N. F a ris .
<<<MPOSIXG AS l'OLIA»WS
had re s id e d In B o rin g fo r a n u m b e r
Also many other makes at
J o h n C. T. D aley, of P a rk R iver,
I our Horses, 3 sets of Double Harness, 3 sets of
of y e a rs.
F u n e ra l
se rv ic e s
w ere anil Mr. K ittle s o n of E lm o re , N o rth
Single Harness, 2 Cows, one is fresh; 38 Shoates, 1
c o n d u c te d at th e h o m e by Rev. Mr. D a k o ta , s p e n t T h u rs d a y
v is itin g
S p eirs o f E sta c a d a
In te rm e n t in fo r m e r a s s o c ia te s, W. F . a n d Geo. F .
Brood Sow, 3 Milk Wagons, 2 Surries, 3 Buggies,
Mt. S co tt P a rk c e m e te ry . He leaves H oney.
2 l arm Wagons, 4 Plows, 1 Riding Plow, 2 Harrows,
T h ey w ere c a lle rs a t th e
to
m o u rn his d e a th h is w idow an d a O u tlo o k office. T h ey ex p ect to sp en d
1 Milk Bottler, 2 Milk Coolers, 1 Milk Tank, 6 bot­
d a u g h te r , Mrs. W a lte r E v e rto n of s e v e ra l m o n th s lo o k in g a ro u n d in
tle Boxes and Bottles, I No. 9 Simplex Milk Separator,
A sh lan d , th r e e so n s,
R u ssell
of tlris p a rt o f th e w est a n d ex p ress
1 No. It) DeLaval Milk Separator, 1 1000-gallon Steel
B o rin g , F ay , w ho is in th e arm y , th e m se lv e s as w ell p le a se d w ith th e
U n d er th e a u sp ic e s o f th e E sta c a d a C le a rin g H o u se to be field a t
Water lank, 1 80-gallon Boiling Kettle, 1 (ias En­
an d W ilb u r of A sh la n d .
I he tw o j se c tio n s th e y h av e a lre a d y seen,
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tim e fo r
q.j,e G regj,a ,n g ra n g e d e g re e te a m
gine 2 h. p., 1 2-horse Johnson Mower, 1 1-horse,
th e
fu n e ra l se rv ices
w hich w ere i w ill m e e t fo r p ra c tic e on F rid a y
Drill Seeder, Tedder Hay Rake, Potato Planter,
h eld S a tu rd a y .
i n ig h t in s te a d o f S a tu r d a y as fo rm ­
2 Cultivators, 1 2-horse Disk Plow, Light harm
e rly an n o u n c e d .
W. S. W OOD V a n co u v er, W ash ., A u c tio n e e r
Wagon, Light Spring Wagon, 10 tons Hay, 20-gal-
A b o u t C o n stip a tio n .
Mr. m id M rs. F . H. W h ite h e a d , of
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w in g is a p a r tia l list o f tlie a rtic le s to be sold. T e rm s
Ion Butter Churn, Butter Mixer, Platform Scale.
C e rta in a rtic le s of d ie t te n d to P o rtla n d , w ere in G re sh a m F rid a y
of sa le on e ach a rtic le w ill be a n n o u n c e d a t au c tio n .
check m o v em en ts of th e bow els. T he lo o k in g
a fte r
b u sin e ss in te re s ts .
F o u r H o rses, th r e e 3 -y ear-o ld a n d on e 2 -y ear-o ld . T eam 7-y e a r
m ost co m m o n of th e s e a r e cheese, T h ey c a lle d a t th e h o m e of Dan
o ld m a re s, w eig h t 1300 a n d 1400 lbs. S in g le H o rse. E m p ire B in d er.
tea an d b oiled m ilk. On th e o th e r W rig h t a n d Dr. A. T h o m p so n .
A u c tio n e e r
Disc D rill. M cC orm ick M ow er. H ay R ake. F o u r C u ltiv a to rs . Six
h a n d raw fr u its , e sp ecially ap p les
M rs. C. B. S p en cer is e n te r ta i n ­
P low s, all m a k e s a n d sizes
T w o S p rin g T o o th H a rro w s, Disc H a r­
an u b a n a n a s , also g ra h a m b re a d an d ing h e r m o th e r a n d s is te r M rs. F . i
row
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B a r­
w hole w iieat b read p ro m o te a m ove­ H. Neff a n d
M iss'“ D elii Neff of !
Iiiip o rta iil N otice.
LYNCH PARENT TEACHER
rel S p ray P u m p . P o ta to R ack. Iro n W heel W ago n. T w o F a rm
m e n t of th e bow els. W h en th e bow els Salem .
G re sh a m lodge No. 152 A. F . &
CIRCLE W ILL MEET a re b ad ly c o n s tip a te d , h o w ev er, th e
W agons. W ood R ack an d T ru c k . T w o H y d ra u lic R am s. R u b b e r
M iss V a u g h n M cC orm ick w ho is
\ M. sp ecial c o m m u n ic a tio n T u e s ­
T h e L y n ch P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o ­ s u r e w ay is to ta k e o n e o r tw o of
T ire B uggy. Six R a n g es, S toves, H e a te rs . T w o G aso lin e R an g es.
day e v e n in g , F e b ru a ry 26, a t 7 :3 0 c ia tio n w ill h o ld th e ir r e g u la r m e e t­ C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts im m e d ia te ly te a c h in g a t M cM innville, sp e n t th e
O il S tove.
F ly in g M erk le M o to r C ycle.
F o u r S ad d les.
D ouble
w eek-end at hom e.
o ’clo ck . L ab o r In th e E. A. d eg ree. in g F rid a y e v e n in g , M arch 1.
We a f te r s u p p e r.— Adv.
S u rre y .
Six se ts W o rk a n d D riv in g H a rn e ss.
T h re e B e d ste a d s.
In o u r new s re p o rt in la s t w eek 's
V isitin g b re th re n w elcom e.
hope to h av e a la rg e a tte n d a n c e ns
T h e food you w a ste to d ay may
F o u r Bed S p rin g s. T h re e In c u b a to rs . S creen D oor. A cm e W eed er.
WM. C. M E T Z G E R , Hec’y.
th e r e is Im p o rta n t b u sin e ss to be m ean h u n g e r to so m eo n e, so m e­ issu e a m is ta k e w as m ad e in resp ect
S et W agon S p rin g s.
F o u r F e llin g a n d C ro ss C u t Saw s.
T h re e
to th e p a rtie s litig a n t in th e case of
ta lk e d
o v er. A fte r th e b u sin e ss w h ere, so m e tim e . Be Baving!
S ave T h e W h eat.
S c y th e s,o n e w itli c ra d le .
E d iso n P h o n o g ra p h w ith re c o rd s.
Six
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m e e tin g th e r e w ill be a sh o rt p ro ­
H o rse C o lla rs. T h re e B rid les. F iv e S in g le T re e s. W rin g e r. Tw o
B a rg a in s in th e W a n t Ads.
L a to u re il & Son w ere m ad e d e f e n d - ;
g ra m a n d lig h t re f re s h m e n ts w ill be
W a sh in g M achines, 1 w ith m o to r. E x te n sio n T ab le. F o u r D ining
a n ts in th e a ctio n an d w ere re p re - •
serv ed .
C h a irs. C ot a n d M a ttre ss. Twto E m p ire S e p a ra to rs .
E conom y
se n te d by th e law firm of M cG uirk
S e p a ra to r. T w o U n ited S ta te s S e p a ra to rs , new . T w o L e n g th s S teel
i i S c h n e id e r, of G r« « h am ; p lain tiffs
C able. T w o S a d d le B ags. P ia n o S tool. P o rta b le B a th T ub. S h o v ­
M a n u fa c tu re d by
w ere re p re s e n te d by A tto rn e y M. C.
i L L K IN D S I S O I L L S IS K S
els, H oes, A xes an d S m all T ools.
A s s o rtm e n ts o f m isc e lla n e o u s
K in g , T h e tr ia l re s u lte d in a v e r­
SANDY CREAMERY CO.
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N ew G a lle ry
dict. fo r c o sts in fa v o r o f th e d e ­
T lie n a m e “ M o u n t H ood B u tte r ”
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Is just the diet you
a u c tio n e d a t th is sale.
h as h e re to fo re been used by p e r­
fe n d a n ts , L a to u re il & Son.
need but be sure it is
m issio n o f th e M o u n t Hood Ice
' C afeteria D inner, at reason ab le price«, w ill b e served by th e
PICTURE FRAMING
Mr. a n d M rs. T h o s. W iles e n te r ­
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lad ies o f th e C ivic Im provem ent Club.
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M rs. J . C. D uke.
titie . T h a t p e rm issio n h as ceased,
Sale Starts a t 10 o'clock.
h en ce th e c h a n g e of n a m e , w hich
M iss H elen H oss s p e n t th e w eek ­
M A X S C H N E ID E R
E a t a p la te a d ay at
b ecam e effective on J a n u a r y 1.
en d at E sta c a d a v is itin g frie n d s.
M ath ew s’ ltld g .. M ain St.,
" M o u n ta in
M eadow
B u tte r ”
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H. W. S n a sh a li w as in G re sh a m , LOCAL SOLDIER BOYS
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BELT’S CONFECTIONERY
VISIT HOME SUNDAY
s to re s in th e co u n ty . Ask fo r it.
M onday on b u sin e ss.
H e h a s ju s t
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re c o v e re d from a se v e re illn ess.
S ev eral
h u n d re d
a rtille ry m e n
M rs. Geo. W . S ta p le to n h a s as h e r
i fro m th e fo r ts a t th e m o u th of th e
g u e s t, h e r tw in s is te r, M rs. E. D.
COW. I
B row n of T o p p e n ish , W a sh in g to n . C o lu m b ia a rriv e d in P o r tla n d - F r id a y
M rs. B row n lias ju s t re c e iv e d w ord a n d S a tu rd a y to sp e n d th e la s t few
CAT, S H E E P
th a t her son. w hom sh e fe a re d w as h o u rs in th e ir ho m es b efo re leav in g
or S W i N E —
a b o a rd th e
llifa te d
T u sc a n ia h ad ;
i fo r C a lifo rn ia , w h ere th e re g im e n t is
cro ssed sa fe ly on an e a r l ie r b oat.
i to be m ob ilized a n d fro m w h e re th e y
NOME TREATMENT REM ED IES
w ill p ro b a b ly go w ith in a few w eeks
NEW STATE LAWS
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SAFE
SURE and SATISFACTORY
EFFECT RURAL SCHOOLS
1» n e c e s s a r y to w in th e w a r . F o o d is a m m u n itio n a n d to w in
g iv en a 2 4 -h o u r leav e of a b se n c e an d
" M E Q fC J R tS FOR
th e w a r w e m u st C o n se r v e F o o d .
At th e m e e tin g of th e C o u n ty I th o s e fro m v alley p o in ts 48 h o u rs.
CO L 1C. D IS T E M P E R . FEVERS, WORMS.
C ouncil of P a re n t-T e a c h e r A ssocla-
T h re e F a irv ie w boys w ere am o n g
M CAVES.SPAW M S.SPRAINS.CUTS,
lio n s a t F a irv ie w on S a tu r d a y , th e r e th e v isito rs, a n d all sp e n t so m e tim e
wounö S i H arness gags , m i i k -
wi re p re s e n t Mrs. E. J. S ta c k , p resi- in G re sh a m w ith frie n d s. T h e y w ere
TEVEBXMRGET. ABORTI NG WEAKNESS.
d e n t; M rs. J. L ynch, vice p re s id e n t; R a y m o n d D u n b a r, C aryl H eslln a n d
SPECIFICS JÇF EACH TREATMENT*-
e ig h t p re s id e n ts of local c irc le s ; te n ' L eslie St. C lair.
T h e tw o f o r m e r '
te a c h e rs
from
a d jo in in g d is tric ts w ere c a lle rs S u n d ay on M rs A m an d a
a n d a la rg e n u m b e r of m em b ers.
C la rk . L eslie St. C la ir anil h is w ife J PO W ELL’S
PH A R M A C Y
Mrs. Jo h n J o n a s ^ a m e m b e r of tire to o k d in n e r S u n d a y w ith th e fo rm -
Where
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D
aniel's Home
F a irv iew school b o a rd , w elcom ed th e e r 's p a re n ts . M r an d Mrs. H. L. St. '
Treatm
ent
Medicines
fo r sick
C o u n cil in a few w ell-chosen w ords C la ir an d fam ily . T h e boys a ll re-
NUT LOAF
CORNMEAL MUSH BREAD
and lame horses, dogs and eats
All th e p re s id e n ts re p o rte d on th e ir tu r n e d to th e i r p o sts on S u n d a y ev-
ean he had, and lots o f other
1 cup gro u n d E nglish w a ln u ts; 1 cup
w ork. N early all a re a c tiv e In help- en in g
good things in a first-elasj
m ashed p o tato es;
1 cup d ry bread
I ’ae w hite sponge I t , clips
in g th e I n d u s tr ia l c lu b w ork In th e
P o rtla n d is .p lan n in g to g iv e th e
D rug Store.
c ru m b s; L, cup m ilk . 2 ■ ggs
Mix
sch o o ls, Mrs.
A rls te n e F e lts , th e a rtille ry m e n a ro y a l w elcom e an d
cornmeal iiiuh I i and enough
all. S hape in to loaf.
B ake th irty
w ell-k n o w n c lu b w om an, w as p re s e n t h e a rty G odspeed th is a fte rn o o n o r
m in u tes. S erv e w ith to m ato sauce.
an d sp o k e briefly a lo n g th e sam e e v e n in g , w hen th e y pass th r o u g h th e
w hite flo u r to make stiff.
O np-ton tru c k fo r h ire .
E x p ress
line
city fo r th e s o u th on th e first lap of an d h a u lin g . H. C h ris te n s o n . P h o n e
13.
Mrs. L. A H arlo w , M rs. C. I. th e ir jo u rn e y o v e rse a s.
R a k e r a n d M rs. J a n e t G ra n t w ere a p ­
p o in te d to d r a f t re s o lu tio n s of co n ­
SALMON LOAF
d o len ce on th e d e a th of M iss G e ra l­
1 can salm o n to r o th e r kin d tls h ); 1 cup line s ta le b read c ru m b s;
d in e A ld erso n , d a u g h te r o f th e c o u n ­
1 egg; 3 tab lesp o o n s m elted b u tte r o r d rip p in g s , sa lt, p ep p er ntineed
p arsley ; 14 eu p m ilk (ab o u t* .
ty s u p e r in te n d e n t of schools.
F o llo w in g th e p ro g ra m , an ex cel­
S U l ’K FOR MU* VIC
le n t p ro g ra m o f m u sic a n d re a d in g s
1 cup sw eet m ilk ; 1 tab lesp o o n corn s ta rc h ; 1 tablespoon b u tte r or
d rip p in g s, liq u o rs ol tish, 1 egg; Juice of 1 lem on
w as re n d e re d , as a n n o u n c e d in th e
la s t O u tlo o k
S ta te S u p e rin te n d e n t
May now be had at this bank until March Sth.
of In s tru c tio n C h u rc h ill w as in tr o ­
d u ced an d sp o k e on w hat O reg o n is
These Certificate* are obligations of the United
d o in g to ra ise th e s t a n d a r d of ru r a l
States
running for 90 days, and are exchangeable for
sch o o ls
Mr. C h u rc h ill r e f e rre d to
Liberty
Loan Ronds as soon as new issue has been de­
tw o law s w hich w ill h av e far-
re a c h in g effects on th e r u r a l sch o o ls
termined. We urged upon our customers who con­
O ne is th e law m a k in g an e ig h t-
template subscribing for next issue of Liberty Loan to
m o n th s sch o o l
y e a r co m p u lso ry ,
purchase these Certificates in advance.
w h ich is sa id 10 be th e lo tig eet com - j
W AR SAVINGS CER TIFIC A TE STAMPS for
p u is o ry sch o o l y e a r in an y s ta te . T he
law Is a lre a d y In effect. T h e o th e r
snlc ât $4.13 for balance of month of February only
is on th e s t a tu t e boo k s a n d w ill go
Par value #5.00,1923. Buy one today.
CHEVROLET
Before the $50 Raise in Price
See ED. OSBURN about it
Auction Sale
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L. L. KIDDER HDWE.
C o m m u n ity Public A u ctio n
Escacada, Oregon
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918
TERMS CASH
I. T. WILSON,
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A Big Ice Cream Lunch
Mountain Meadow Butter
Weatherly Ice CreamJ
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A m m unition!
Gome to the Conservation class of the Housewives Campaign,
which will he held at this store Wednesday, February 27th, at
2:30 p. in., and learn how to conserve. Below you will find some
tried recipes.
United States Treasury Certificates
BEARING
PER CENT
INTEREST
It is our aim to please, and you will find us ready to assist you
in every way possible
Watch for SATURDAY SPECIALS
Phone* 661
Phone* 661
I Into effect in the coming fall, and <
provides that all teachers shall have
at least two years' training in a nor­
mal school
Mr. Churchill spoke
briefly In regard to standardization
and consolidation of schools In
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FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
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