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EARNEST JOHN WM ANDERS« »N
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yon can do your baking GUSTAVE
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Oil Cooh Stoves
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Cook Stove
OUTLOOK
P o s tm a s te r R o b e rts h as a n n o u n c e d
th a t u n d e r re c e n t in s tru c tio n s front
th e d e p a rtm e n t lie w ill he re q u ire d
to clo se all p o stottiee boxes w hich
h av e not been p aid fo r on o r b efo re
J u ly 1.
" P a tro n s w ill p le a se g et re c e ip ts on
o r b efo re th a t d a te ,” h e Buys in o rd e r
to av o id h a v in g th e boxes d o s e d and
th e ir m ail d elay ed .
B uy W. 8. 3.—
JU N E
83.
1818
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo L eslie have re
ft urned from S easid e w here they e n
joyed (la m m in g and ocean breezes for
jtw o W e e k s
ALTON LOVELACE
LIEUT CHAS R. MtCoLL
CORP CHAS W S M.CARTER
CARROLL McCREARY
HAROLD McCREARY
E J McCULLoCH
J o h n M c G in n is
A lie n ie M c K eo w n
l e w is b u r l M c K in n e y
W ILLIE MARTIN
CHARLES MAYER
N E W T< >N L MARY« >TT
SGT LEE MERRILL
WALTER W METZGER
A DELIiERT W M ETZ< i ER
FL( »YED S METZGER
I JOHN MILAN
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HARVEY RANEY
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LESTER TALLMADGE
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WILL TEEVIN
LLOYD TEGART
2D LIEUT ERNEST THoM
EDRIC TIB »MAS
FRANK W T IB ’MAS
I RANK T( )WNSE \’D
GE« »RGE T« »W NSEND
LESLIE T« »WNSEND
XLPHONSE VAN Do.NINCK
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JOE VERETTI
JOSEPH WALCH
WM. WALCH
THOS M WATSON
EDGAR WEDIN
ALBERT WEISS
LESLIE WILES
GLEN C WOLFE
G| Y E. WOLFE
LEM W W oLFE
ROY E WOODWARD
LEWIS Y ERGER
CORP HENRY ZENGER
Trim m ed
Sum m er Hats
on Sale
This W eek
Miss H e s te r T h o rp e r e lu m e d to
M o n m o u th y e s te rd a y , fo r th e s u m
m e r n o rm a l c o u rse , ’<fter se v e ra l
d ay s a t hom e.
Dr. N. I’ly le r m oved h is otflce th is
w eek to th e th r e e ro o m s in th e C ong-
don H o tel b u ild in g , o v e r ' h e K id d er
H a rd w a re s to re .
Mias H elen McCormick w ent to
M on m o u th on S u n d ay , w h ere sh e w ill
ta k e th e s u m m e r te a c h e r s ’ c o u rse
la s tin g six w eeks.
These prices include every trimmed hat in stock
Miss M ildred St. C la ir u n d e rw e n t
an o p e ra tio n a t Good S a m a rita n Itos
p ita l in P o rtla n d la s t S a tu rd a y fo r
th e re m o v a l of th e to n sils.
Mrs. E. J. U rb iso n , a u n t of Mrs.
Geo. F. H oney, is h e re on a visit. She
w ill sp e n d a m o n th in th is v icin ity
view ing all p o in ts of In te re st.
WHITE AND TAN DUCK HATS
50c, 75c and $1
Milan Sailors, W hite and Black
Huy
Mrs.
A aro n
K n ig h to n
w e n ' to
L e n ts y e s te rd a y to say fa re w e ll to
.h e r b ro th e r Ito b erl S m ith w ho has
g one to C am p L ew is as a n e n liste d
m an.
M ain S treet
V a n c o u v e r m a r ria g e lic e n se s to
d a y c o n ta in th e n a m e s o f W illiam J. '
■ B ettis a n d D orothy E. C addy, tw o j WHAT HAVE
! w ell-know n y o u n g people of P o w ell J
TO HELP
j V alley.
POSTOFFICE BOX RENTS
HONOR ROLL CHANGES
LUNCHEON SERVED FOR
TO BE PAID PROMPTLY
RED CROSS BENEFIT
AND NAMES REQUESTED
I’hi lu n c h e o n , w h id i will lie given
by Mrs G eo rg e F H oney an d Mrs.
It
W a lte rs at tlie fo rm e r's h om e
• o n io iio w . will he fro m
12 to 2
o 'clo ck
A c h a rg e of 35 c e n ts a
p lu le will lie m ad e a n d 'lie p ro ceed s
i o to tile lied C ro ss fu n d of W il
l a m e t t e C h a p le t
D a u g h te rs o f tile
\ no i lean
R e v o lu tio n .
A g e n e ra l
o (ion is e x te n d e d atiil a la rg e at
te n d a n c e is ex p ected .
TUESDAY,
W itii litis issue tlie O u tlo o k p re
s e n ts tlie h o n o r roll in a d ifferen t
fo rm , it h a v in g been fo u n d im p ra c l:
a c b le to c o n tin u e co m p an y a n d re g i
m e n t d e s ig n a tio n s and a d d re s se s. T he
O u tlo o k sp lic its tlie n a m e s o f o th e r
y o u n g m en fro m e a s tre n M u ltn o m ah
w ho a re in th e g o v e rn m e n t se rv ic e in
th e a rm y , n avy o r m a rin e s, also
c h a n g e s in ra n k of th e m en.
Buy W. 8. 8 .—
W ar
C om e w hile sele<
S av in g s
S tam ps
MILLINERY
G resham
YOU GIVEN
METZGER IN CHARGE
OF MEN LEAVING TODAY
END THE WAR?
T h e m en w ho w ere s e le c te d iro ta
H ave you given up y o u r job and let
Mrs. A. D ow sett is in G ood S a m a r
ita n h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d , w h ere she y o u r business fu tu re tak e care of tiiis d is tric t left fo r ('a m p L ew is t o
day . T h e re w ere ab o u t 30 a n d they
u n d e rw e n t an o p e ra tio n la s t w eek. itself?
w ere placed in c h a rg e ol B ert M etz
S he is re p o rte d to be m a k in g a good
H ave you said g o o d by to y o u r fam- g e r. a c tin g c o rp o ra l fo r tile occasio n .
recovery.
E re d e ric an d K a th e rin e H oney a re | ily an d friends and all you hold dear'.’ A m ong th o se from G resh n n t a n d vi
H ave you begun an e n tire ly new c a cin ity a re tile fo llo w in g :
hom e from Hie W a sh in g to n U n iv e r
re e r th a t may end, if you live, witii
Itoy J q h n s o n , C o n ra d H o eek er,
sity .
T h ey w ill sp en d th e s u m m e r
h ealth im paired, an arm off, a leg V erne R ichey, R obert K n ie rie m , J u l
h ere, re tu r n in g to th e ir s tu d ie s In
gone, an eye o ut?
iu s L a m p o rt,
E llsw o rth 1). K a k e r,
S ep tem b er.
H ave you given up y o u r business fu W illiam
E. J o h n s to n , N ew ton L.
Mr. a n d Mrs. L. 1’. M anning had
tu re and said good-by and ta k e n a M a ry o tt, Axel F. J o h n s o n , Jo s e p h C.
as g u e sts lust w eek th e ir g r a n d
ch an ce on com ing back alive and well, L e ts in g e r, M ervin It. G ood. E lg in 1'..
d a u g h te r , M iss C elia K ro n e n b e rg of
and done It all w itii a ch eerfu l h eart K irk w o o d , A d e lb e rt W. M etzger.
P o rtla n d a n d Mr. M a n n in g 's niece.
tnd w ith a g rim d e te rm in a tio n to do O ne a lt e r n a te from h e re is G eo rg e
.Mrs. A lfred H and of O a k la n d , O re.
all you possibly can for your co u n try ? S w v g ert.
H a rry G ist, fo rm e rly a fa r m e r liv
And do you only a t tim e s— in the
ing n e a r G re sh a m , but now a r e s i
evenings, perhaps, when th e lig h t in
Get a little real ta ste of w ar by con
d en t of San Diego, is itere lo o k in g
th e sky slow ly fades aw ay — feel so se rv in g food "Till it It u r ts ”. G oing
a f t e r his p ro p e rty In te re s ts . He will
hom esick and so lonesom e th a t you a re w ith o u t d essert for a week at a tim e,
p ro b ab ly sta y h e re se v e ra l weeks.
fearfu l you will not have th e courage or e a tin g a slice or tw o less of bread
B ay ard A. M iller lias been tr a n s
to do your p a rt a fte r all?
a day may h u rt a little , but rem em ber
fe rre d from th e a v ia tio n co rp s to Co.
You have not done these th in g s? i t ’s a life o r a lim b tlie boys a t the
B. I<i4th A m u n itia n T ra in .
W hen
Ah. I see, you a re not one of o u r A rm y front a re risk in g . P a in le ss p a trio tism
last h e a rd fro m he w as a C am p M ills.
o r N avy Hoys; you a re a stay-at-hom e w ont help m uch. Cut dow n on w heat
It is su p p o sed th a t he Is on th e way
person.
and sw eets u n til it h u rts.
to E ran ce.
Well, th e re hav e to lie 20 o r m ore
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e W om
stay-at-hom e
p erso n s for everyone
e n ’s C h ris tia n T e m p e ra n c e U nion will
who goes, and so c e rta in ly no d isg race
lie lield at th e lib ra ry next T h u rs d a y
a tta c h e s to being one if you fully a p
a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 . I m p o r ta n t b u si- ' p re c ia te w hat those boys who do go
n e s s w ill be c o n sid e re d a n d so m e un- ,
have to give up and if you su p p o rt
finished w ork ta k e n up.
them to th e lim it of y o u r ab ility .
Miss L u la P a rm a le e of St. J o h n s
«
m em b ers g a in e d . IT fire lo sses p aid,
was a w eek-end g u e st o f Mr
a g g re g a tin g » 4 9 1 1 ; » 1 ,0 3 6 ,6 7 7 o f in
C arlso n a n d M rs. J. E. M etzgt
s u ra n c e w ritte n , o ne a ss e ssm e n t le v
P a rn ta le e w as fo rm e rly a tea,
ied, and »700 in v ested in lib e rty
th e G re sh a m sch o o l b u t h a s b
bon d s d u rin g th e y ear. T h e a s s o c ia
se v e ra l y e a rs in th e St. J o h n s
tio n is e n te r in g its 14th y e a t, a n d has
o v e r 4 0 0 0 m em b ers c a rr y in g » 4 ,2 5 0 ,-
000 in su ra n c e .
It lias m a d e an a n
n u a l sa v in g of o v e r 50 p e r c e n t to its
m em b ers
At th e a n n u a l m e e tin g in
J a n u a r y A ndrew B ru g g e r of G re s h
am was re-elected d ir e c to r fo r th e
n in th y ear.
F a rm e rs d e s irin g to
jo in m ay o b ta in in fo rm a tio n from
IL W. S n a sh a ll, G re sh a m . K. A, o r
L o eding, s e c r e ta ry ,
409
W atch y o u r bread box carefu lly . A H erm an
slice gone sta le is a slice w asted and S tock E x ch an g e B ld g , P o r tla n d .—
Adv.
one less to w ard s th a t h u n d red m illion
b u sh els of w heat we m u st save for our
Stop reading here and tu rn to the
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Smother the Kaiser with W ar Savings Stamps
S acred tre a tie s a re called by the K aiser m ere
scrap s o t p a p e r.” His w ords are an exam ple
of the K nltnr of the Huns who com m it un
sp eak ab le crim es ag ain st innocent women and
c h ild ren — th e “ K u ltu r” th a t A m erica is fighting
to rem ove fo rev er from th e w orld.
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4.01
E v en in g T e le g ra m ........
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j
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Daily N ew s and N -W. F a rm s te a d 3 .(0
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F R ID A Y , JUNE 28TH
NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS DAY
PHONE
701
On th at day every loyal A m arican will he sum m oned to
prove hla patrio tism by “sig n in g the pledge"—by agreein g to
Invent in a definite am ount of W ar Savings S tam p s each
m onth during 1918
S m oth er the K eiser w ith “ S c ra p * o f P a p e r”
on Jun e 2 8th .
N A T IO N A L W A R S A VIN G S C O M M IT T E E .
P o rtla n d , w h ere he w as em p lo y ed in
a sh ip y a rd
H is d e a th w as th e re
s u lt of a fa ll, w h lch b ro k e I,*« back
Mr a n d M rs G. W. W’o n n a c o tt
an d Mr an d Mrs. I, p. M an n in g a t
te n d e d ih e 7 th a n n u a l m e e tin g o f t! ?
D ou g las ( ouni;. P io n eers' a s so c ia
tio n a t P e n in s u la P a rk on S u n d ay
O ut o f ab o u t a th o u s a n d fo rm e r
D ouglas co u n ty p io n e e rs w ho now r e
sid e in P o rtla n d o r its su b -irb a, 6cn
w ere p re s e n t. Mr
M an n in g w»s
e lec ted first vice p re s id e n t o f th e as
so clatlo n .
Germany'« g rea t' st ally 1« the false
belief in the Fnlted State« that the
war w ill be short. Face the grim
facta. Prepare in your own home. In
your business and in your com munity,
for a long, determ ined struggle T hat's
the only way to shorten the war and
do your full part tow ards w inning it.
T h le apace c o n trib u te d fe r t s * W in n in g o f th e W a r
One-ton truck for hire. Express
and hauling H Christenson Phone
UNCLE SA M
will have bargain day all tie:
values, sin'll as you will find
He will sell you all next n
on January 1st. 1923 f<
H e will give you a W ar >
for the sum of *''2.4(1.
He will even offer to sell
w o rth *100.00 and take his
you only $*4.60.
These are the safest short
any where in the world todH'
because you know their value.
I»o not fail to pledge von
hly can when the solicitors ea
this bank ami we will assist
ar Saving < 'ertificate
31st next and charge
''•unties on the m arket
better than real estate
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon