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NOVEMBER nounced to be held lu W ashington and an A rm istice Ball In Boston. TWICE A WEEK At M uskogee, O klahom a, th e local P ublished every T uesday an d F rid a y , . . ,y a t G resham , O regon, by th e O ut- j co m m ittee secu red checking p r l v l - Y look P ub lish in g Co. H. L. St. j leges a t th e O ctober S tate 1 air, and y C lair, E d ito r and M anager. realised a co n sid erab le sum tro w this our subscription Bates source an d th e sale of postcard». One year, $1.60; six m onths, 85c, three s tr e e t dance a t M acomb, Illinois, J 7, IVltf MàhL Ä GRESHAM O UTLO O K m o n th s ' t r ia l s u b s c r ip tio n , 60c. C o m b in a tio n r a t e , w ith a ll the P o r t - lun ,l im in e s , W e e k ly O r e g o n ia n , S e m i- A. B. ELLIOTT CO. POWELL VALLEY P. O. Gresham, R. A. Phone 264J D B B T I8T 8 ottica l i t , c . . h l y Journal and Oregon City E nter- j prize. ______________________ **» p ro d u ctiv e of good re tu rn s , a tag day a t Oes M oines, Iowa, b ro u g h t <3 2g6 * O a rd e n , n Log A „ . ¡BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY: OLYMPIC FLOUR DR. H. H. OTT Dentist H o w ltt B u ild in g Lowden Steel wood lined . .$3.60 Lowden tubular .................$3.35 Star wood ad ju stab le........$3.25 Star steel adjustable...........$3.75 Hocking Valley Cider Mills, PK Y B 1C 1A N 8 PHONE H o u rs—10-12 a. in. GRESHAM , ■ UNDERWEAR! Women a Out mg Flannel Gowns in high and low neck, w h ite and colors, each $1.86 to $2 50 W o m e n 's F le e c e d Lined Union Suits, h ig h neck and long sleeves. Dutch neck and short sleeves, each......... $1.35 to $2.25 W om en's Woolen Union Suits, high neek anil long sleeves. Dutch neek and short sit each $3 00 to 3.25 C hildren's and Misses' Fleeced Lined Union Suita, e a c h ................................................... $1.25 to 1.60 Children s a n d M isses' Woolen Union Suits, $1 50 to $2.25 Boys’ Fleeced Lined Union Suits.each $1 25 to $1 65 Boys' Woolen Union Suits, each $1.75 to $2 25 M en’s Fleeced Lined Union Suits, eaeh $200 M en’s Woolen Union Suits, each $3 50 to 3.76 CANNON’S DRY GOODS GRESHAM . OREGON B utterick P attern s Phone 641 The day of home-caMed Wool, homespun d o th and honit m i lc p.irments i t p a s t if it weren’t, every one of us win d keep a sheep for h.s win ter cl. ihes. R ut we c a n try to find the pro; tecra who pay th e f a r r . - . i r $4.50 amt chart- th- corn, an, r $50, and i m n i t t th - m —cutting <>i h. c. I. and bring,’. the farmer and the u t n-tn Less into closer and more tre u d lv relation». T hk CL ™T.t YGBRTt.’.t.I AN aim» to give to every farm- r a broader outlook on a.s own business, to he p h -i to get his just sh.n v of th consum er’s do.lar. You can’t afford to I ss it at th e pr-sent low . of mlv S t . 00 a yea -f, 52 '„ig « £ k|y is»«»« Order through me. t» la z. Tv. o Cenia a VYek H. N. WALLACE g a n c i » h u m ;. Phone No. East 518$ Tkv C-wn f - ftrr Hr wsa u ■•««•-tie. T ir tefiesUnn» tsTrssl T taen-u ,-s P o rtlan d l' ° , tL RS^ L ® — «eco n d -h an d piano, $ l , a . delivered. Phone 851. For Sale. Young pigs. Good heavy and lig h t w ork h arn e ss six teen -m o n th s-o ld colt. W ould rad© it for heifer. F C. H ERZ. R. 2, B oring, O re g o n .' 1 er S a le. Sim plex cream se p a ra to r, D eering Hnr L . n * y,.rt k e’ * h o r«e disc, Mom ito r d rill, lig h t S tu d e b a k e r w agon, tons A liske hay. E. G. Rolf, 1 T ro u td ale R 1. tf For Naie. arow ?h Î î rd ' J Î Î . ,tM ndin« ? w îo d 411 Or »ld- Part A. Helney, P henix F arm , p h o n . 9». c T fr em f* ba." ery r’*pairlnK *nd re- tharging, starter and "ork. Raker g Son. g e n e ra to r Hes. Phons 111 Office, over r i r a t S tats Bank H our 1 to 6 p. in. UKKSHAU, - 0KBÜ04 EM ILY F. BOLCOM, M. D. Physician and Surgeon P H O N E S — O ffice, M a in ¡fell R e s id e n c e , G r e s h a m ¿j6xl O ffice 917-918 C o r b e tt Building Office H ours 11-12 a ni , 2-6 p. ra. A t h o m e by a p p o in tm e n t. PORTLAN D, - - OREGON' PH O N ES— Residence, Office Main 4812 labor 120 Rom« A-61H J. M. SHORT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon R e s ., 3 E a s t 6 9 th SL Office, 1111-13 B e llin g H ollaing PO RTLA N D - OREGON A. W . BOTKIN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Ollice o v er Eipst S tate Rank H o u rs 2 to 6 p. m. Phone 6x1 Gresb&m, Oregon H. V. ADIX, M. D. Physician and Surgeon W ith Dr. W. J. Ott O llice o v e r B a n k of Grtwlnuu B est phone (o r appointment P h o n e s : O /fice 621, A’csidtnce 6x3 P h o n e 321 DR. A. II. WRIGHT V e te rin a ry Surgeon Office an d Residence on SOUTH RO B ER TS AVENUE All ca lls pro m p tly attended DR. N. PLYLER Licensed Chiropractic Physician SANITARY MARKET UNDERWEAR! WRECK jn GEO. INGLIS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Full line of Cold Lunch Meats gold h an d led um b rella. F in d e r Please notify P h ilip S ch an tin , ' phene D am ascus , R ew ard. ASK D s JOHM8ON how to »ave one h alf y o u r gaso lin e bills In-1 fo rm atio n fre e. P h o n e 966. | - Office P hone 46 ' CHOICE MEATS Homemade Ham», Bacon, Sausage, Lard ting more profit than is fair to either farmer or user. 2-4 and 7-1 p. m Office, H ow ltt Building Hessel’s Farm Machinery L Office m H. H. HUGHES, M. D. in one- or two-tub mills. Phone 544 UreahaB1| 0 PHONE n a STANCHIONS Phone 6x2 H«a. m WiU !>« in Grcwliaie every <l*j You’ll Enjoy the Savings Our Prices Afford £ Our rep resen tativ e ' lu n a ti ___ I pho n es W. J. OTT Dentisi Phone W ant ads to 701 geles, alm o st $2,600 an d one in Uiti- LIVESTOCK $ 3 6 ,6 2 5 .0 7 , w hile in m any . . . j o th e r co m m unities th e m otto is no P h o n e 701. io cows £ Prices subject to change without notice. "The Linotype Way is the Way 1 drive, h u t a stead y d o .” that Wins." ______________ _ _ FOR SA LE— Tw o Je rse y h eife rs, 9 Yet w ith all th is help th e re a re $ ROYAL BAKINO POWDER 2 pg. K ellogg's Corn F lak es m onths old, o r will tra d e fo r cow O fficial p a p e r o f th e T o w n o f G r e s h a m still 4U.UUU w istful little fath e rless 0-lb. sk. G. R. R olled O ats. 8 ounce ca n ................................$ .23 o ffic ia l p a p e r o f th e T o w n o f F a i r - o r heifer, fresh o r com ing fresh. ch ild ren n o t yet provided to r, to 9-lb. sk. Corn M eal................ view . 16 ounce c a n ..... ................................<5 Wm. J. P h a lr. P h o n e G resh am 356. L n te ie d u s B eco n d -clasa m a t t e r M a rc h whom A m erican aid has been p ro m lb. can................................. 1.10 Can Corn ................................. 3, 1311, a t th e P o s to ttic e a t G r e s h a m , ised before th e arm istice. Only ten 2 cans Tom atoes w ith P uree 6 lb. can.................................... ‘A.tto O reg o n , u n d e r th e A c t o f M a rc h 3, 1873. FOR SALE — Y oung fre sh cow, cents a day, add ed to th e tiny p en Can Tom atoes, solid pack heavy m ilk e r; also se v eral h eife rs, CROWN FLOUR sion th e F re n ch g o v ern m en t has som e fresh , o th e rs fresh soon. S. TOBACCO We sh all see. The young m en of been able to g r a n t o rp h an s of th e T. Lind, phone 28x1. Sack $ 3 .0 0 ; U hl........... *1 3 .0 0 th e A m erican Legion will assist in I 11». ja r T uvedo...................... I. 2 pkgs, A & H so d a ......................... IS collecting the m em bership d o llars lo- w ar, will provide for one child. 1 lb. ja r P rin c e A lb ert.......... JE R S E Y COW for sale. Rich m ilk " If every A m erican m o th er who C itru s W ashing P o w d e r...... .33 < lim a«, m e d iu m p lu g , ally for the Bed Cross. Will people er. W ill be fresh soon. E. E. 10 b ars C rystal W hite Soap .oo give th eir dollars as readily to young tu ck s h e r child safely in to bed at Horse Shoe P lu g L ounsbury, K. A, G resh am , a t 6 gal. Coal O il...................................75 S ta r P lu g .................................... Rockw ood.____________ m en as to young ladies? We sh all n ig h t,” says Mrs. B rew ster, who re Tuxedo, P rin ce A lbert or G asoline, g allo n ..............................33 see. th e y o u g h t to. tu rn e d from F ran ce b u t a sh o rt tim e FOR SALE- F o u r m ilk cow s an d Velvet, can............................ Sea Foam Naptha Powder.. .35 ago, "could see som e of th e ch ild ren one heifer. One fre sh th re e w eeks, A Tacom a woman who gave her Bull D urham , 4 1-oz. bags P kg. Cream of W h e at.................... 25 one fresh in 10 days. P h o n e 436. 1 saw, th e re would n o t he any tro u soldier h u sband one of h e r toes an d a 23 Y R ight C ut 13c or 2 fo r...... J. H. Bush. 2 pkgs. G rape N u t......................... 25 ble a b o u t ta k in g care of all o u r piece o l h er jaw bone to a ssist in his .941 X - P atterso n Seal, 14 oz.......... 2 pkgs. Shredded. W heat... .25 E. BAUMANN ouys an d sells rre sh su rg ical reco n stru ctio n now h as him charges. Pedro Lunch Box, 14 oz..............OO ? cows, beef cows an d hogs. H ig h e st 3 cans Old D utch C leanser .23 "O ne little g irl of ten was scarcely a m sted to r non-support. S trange. price paid fo r veal calves. P h o n e Mall Pouch 4. 1 % oz. pkgs .23 1‘eilia p s she c a n ’t e ith e r kick him or la rg e r th an a child of four. She had 901. tf COFFEE Union L eader, 2 % oz. jaw him now as an incentive. ju s t been re tu rn e d from G erm any; E. J. G re d in buys c a ttle an d hog». Ruby C aracol, lb .............................45 pouch ............ - .............................13 "A h e a rt and a d o lla r" is th e re sh e could n ot ta lk ; she could sta n d tf G olden W est, lb ............................ 53 Union Leader, 2 oz. tin ..... • i u £ P hone 359.— Adv. q u est of young ladies in all public when som eone held her han d , hut she WANTED—New born calves in any G olden W est, 3 lb s............. 1.00 buildings in the city. Of course the could not walk. A n o th er little g irl num ber or k ind from $1.00 to $2.00 G olden W est. 5 lb s............. 2.05 h e a rt isu ’t w anted by the fair so licit of fo u rte en had w orked In th e fields Will call for them . F ra n k G ustafson M J. B„ 6 l b s . ....................... 2.63 ors but is to be included in th e d ollar for th ree y ears for the Boches, from Phone 289. Urestiam, Oregon. which is lo r a Bed Cross m em bership. sun-up till sun-dow n, Hogged when SYRUP H O RSES An active cum paign sho u ld he on she lagged in h er w ork from w eak X G olden M arshm allow , 6 lb. FOB SALE W ork te am , 9 an d 10 Bbi. $i2.oo:«: Sack $3.00. rig h t now in G resham fo r th e sam e ness, an d w hen th e se floggings w ere Î pall & 10 lb. palls, 70c & $1.85 y ears old. W e ig h t a b o u t 2300. cause. $100. If th e team goes, will sell •••«‘•«‘•♦*»«é**Z**í**Z**»**e*,í**é**«**a**«**v*****»**«*****s*****»**»* so severe th a t she could n o t go to the set h arn e ss fo r $2 5 an d w agon fo r $25. L. L. Griffln, C o ttre ll. Tiie liquor m eu claim ed th e en a ct Helds th e follow ing day, she was m ent and enforcem ent of p rohibition flned two d ay s’ p ay— fo r, nom inally, GOOD HORSE FO B SALE. Good fo r in this country would cause incalcul she was supposed to be paid ten I saddle, buggy o r lig h t w ork. able loss to brew ery and wine plants. cen ts a day, w hile as a m a tte r of I W eight 1150. E. E. L o u n sb u ry , T h at was largely a bugaboo for they fact, th ro u g h th e system of lines, | It. A, G resham , a t Rockwood all found they could use th e ir p la n ts she n ever received a n y th in g an d had in b e tte r and probably as profitable been im p riso n ed dually for failu re t ríos in wood or steel, regular or adjustable ways. A recent an n o u n cem en t says WEANLING PIG S fo r sale. W. 11. th e g ra p e grow ers aud wine m akers to pay h e r Hues. C leveland, p h o n e '4 7 1 . in a n o th e r place, w here th e m o th er 1 of C alifornia are m aking p lans to m ark et th e ir products in v arious ways as well as th e fa th e r had succom bed I BROOD SOW and n in e pigs fo r sale, also a 3 ’/2 w agon an d w oodrack to save them selves from loss. Of to th e w ar, a little g irl of eig h t was 1 All iu good co n d itio n . Mrs. 8. R course they can do it. o p era tin g a loom. H er little le g s 1 K itzm iller, G resh am , p h one 32x1. were too s h o rt to reach th e trea d les i I III; SINTER'S FA ITH . so h e r six-year old b ro th e r k n elt on TWO LARGE BROOD SOWS, one O. I. C., one B e rk sh ire , to farro w Tiie follow ing ap peared a few days th e Hoor au d w orked them w ith his soon. W ill sell or tra d e fo r hay. We m u st re sto re to th ese j ago in th e “ S tate B e g iste r” of bauds. 8. T. Lind, plione 28x1. Springfield, Illinois: ch ild ren th e ir belief in a P rovidence j "M any are the sto ries of H enry which w atches o ver an d cares for SIX -W E E K S OLD PIGS fo r sale F ord and his p opular autom obile, G. N. Sager, G resh am , p h one 83. hut H illsboro is rela tin g w hat It calls them , co m fo rts th e ir bruised ¿ h e a rts | the best of th e season, and th e facts and assu re s them th a t th e re is still ! POULTRY in the case are tru e, it happeued in love in th e w orld. And it is not from j Gresham, Oregon one ol th e leading churches of the fetes and tag -d ay s th a t o u r biggest BA RRED ROCK co ck erel fo r sale. city th u t th e puHtor took for the text Myers stra in . Good lay in g stra in . of his serm on, " B e tte r C hurch A t help com es, h ut from th e in d iv id u al $2.50. J. It. C avanagh. Phone m an or woman whose h e a rt is s tirre d | te n d an c e.’ 158. tf “ T he p asto r held th a t the a u to by th e story of som e little child and i OLIVER SULKY PLOWS GANG PLOWS m obile has ta k en m ore people away who is w illing to give n o t only th e ! FOR SA L E — S everal h en -h a tch e d from ch u rch th a n any o th e r thing, W ALKING PLOWS and REPAIRS O. A. C. W hite L eg h o rn co ck erels, lie concluded w ith the exclam ation: ueccessary ten cents a day, b u t his o r j fo r b reeding. E. L. T h o rp e, T he f ord car has tak en m ore people h er frien d sh ip as well. To such a phone 38. to hell th an any o th e r th in g th a t I doner, a special child is assigned,w ith P o t L T R \, VEAL AND EGGS w an t can m ention. \\ hereupon an old whom he o r she is p ut in d irect touch ed. W ill pay cash. W ill call for lady In the congregation began to them . Benson H otel F arm , phone clap h er hands and moan 'P ra is e the by correspondence. Every cent con trib u te d goes to th e ch ild ren ; th e G resh am 781. tf Lord! P raise th e L o rd !’ " W h a t's th e m a tte r s is te r ? ” sm all expenses of th e w ork are borne AUTOMOBILES. asked th e pastor. by g en ero u s frie n d s." FO R SA LE OR TRA D E fo r stock, my "The F o rd Uever w ent uny place 1918 F o rd sedan. L ik e new . 8. Mrs. B rew ster will be g la d to m ail th a t it c o u ld n 't m ake th e round trip , F. P itts, p h one 36x2. tf and 1 am su re th a t all of those peo a booklet of tra n sla te d le tte rs from I 191, FORD and 1917 O ak lan d used ple in hell will be hack, she an- little F re n ch ch ild ren to any who will sw ered. So praise th e L ord." __cara for sale. C. E. O sborn & Co. Main S treet GRESHAM inclose to h er, a t Room 928, 419 8. Phone 881 GKO. DIKTL, Prop. M ichigan Ave., Chicago, a stam p ed , W ANTED; A FATHER. RLAL ESTATE, RENTALS, self-ad d ressed envelope of business Several th o u sa n d big-eyed, lone size. W ANTED TO RENT, a d airy farm w ith good b u ild in g s. L ease to be som e little kiddies in F ra n ce , whose gin A pril 1. M ight buy som e sto ck . tu tliers lie beneath th e closely set C h u rc h I’lam. Uampalgu. W rite E., care G resh am O utlook. wooden crosses which m a rk th e Helds W h at is expected to be th e m ost TH IR TY ACRES im proved la n d fo r uiid highw ays, would begin to ta k e Influential g a th e rin g of clergy and sale. Good b u ildings. All k in d s h e a rt again could they realize th e big laym en of th e E piscopal ch u rch ever of fru it b earin g . H alf m ile n o rth wave ol p ractical sym pathy fo r them held in P o rtla n d has been called for and h alf tulle w est of P le a sa n t w hich is being set In m otion lu tills next W ednesday, N ovem ber 12, by Hom e. F ra n k C addy, It. A, Bishop S u m n er, in P o rtla n d , when G resham , O regon. co untry. I S LE E PIN G ROOMS to re n t. Mrs. T he fu th erless C hildren of F ran ce, plans for co n d u ctin g th e g re a t N a L. T. L usted, G resham , O regon. an A tuericau o rg an iz atio n co -o p e ra t tion-W ide C am paign of th e church will be discussed. ing w ith a sim ila r o rg an iz atio n In Bishop S u m n er and o th e r Oregon MISCELLANEOUS F rance, of w hich M arshal Joffre Is th e d eleg ates to th e cam paign will tell LOST on Pow ell Valley ro ad in o r The wool th at goes into a lit ad, has created a special cam paign of th e re m a rk a b le g e n e ra l convention n ea r G resh am , a lunch box con com m ittee, w ith Mrs. W alter S. at D etroit, said to be th e m ost n o tab le man’s suit th at costs—these ta in in g th e rm o s b o ttle, silv er Brew s te r of Chicago as ch airm an , and In th e h isto ry of th e ch u rch , a t which spoon and lunch. F in d e r leave at days—$50 to $75, brings the G resham G arage. Is in itia tin g drives In all p a rts of th e th ree days w ere devoted to th e cam farmer who raised the sheep paign. co u n try . Vi II P. NEW W \Y g as en g in e onlv $4.50, according to the T he P o rtla n d session will lay plans At G alveston, Texas, a fund of over for sale. R obert S treb in , p hone for th e g re a t sp iritu a l effort of th e official statement of the National Asso 788. $6e was realized th ro u g h a prize- tf ch u rch , w hich Is In no sen se a money package day, when each box of the drive, but by w hich t is Intended th a t ciated Wool Growers! This is one POTATO DIGGERS w anted. Em il inexpensive confection sold on th e th e ch u rch sh a ll ta k e on uew g ro w th . 1 more bit of the evidence which E auber. G resham , | hone 521. tre e ts by p retty young g irls co n and And h erse lf fo r th e w ork In th e I k OR SALE 4 One E dison Model C I ta in ed a coupon e n titlin g th e p u r new e ra follow ing th e war. phonograph. A tu lip h orn, ru b b e r T tH T he ch u rch has a g re a t social ch a se r to som e specific a rtic le d o nated connection, all com plete. Also 47 I by th e m e rc h an ts of th e tow n. T he pro b lem ; It p lan s A m ertcan izatio a 2 -m ln u te records, Mrs. p. B. E’ler, R. a , G resha n, phone 368. , price fixed on th e se packages realized work am ong th e polyglot races th a t a proHt of alm o st 76 per cent, for the m ake up A m erica; it plans work In FOR SALE $H}5 pi p o ta to d ig - ' th e ru ra l Held lu ev er s ta te an d offers th e little ch ild ren of F rance. In C hi g er for barg ain p rice of $100. th e m ost stu p en d o u s p ro g ram any J Used very little a „,i ln flrgt claRH cago a Vanity F ete Is being given, ch u rch has ev er considered. A g rea t condition. S chiller F arm on e m ile w ith th e co-operation of th e m ak ers of schem e of w ork aiuoug th e uegroes, is presenting almost weekly th at some so u th east of G resham . R. 4. gow ns, society wotnuu agreeing to ap- i t be In d ian s an d th e m o u n tain eers of BROWN SPO TTED PO IN T ER DOG where in the mysterious journey of p ea r its m atiuequlns. A fund of $10.- th e so u th Is considered, w hile th e found. Mrs. C line at O rient. food and clothing materials from OHO is expected to be realized from b an n e r of th e ch u rc h will be carried P h o n e 76x1. th is, w hile a sim ila r affair is an- * Into every n atio n lu th e globe. grower to consumer someone is get LOST On Main stre e t, G resham , a A d v e rtis in g l l a t e s reasonable. will cull. Professional and Business Ads. Office ABINGTON BUILDING PORTLAND, OREGON ATTORNEYS G re sh am 517 Broadway 32 McOUIRK & SCHNEIDER Attorneys at Late A t G resh am Office, Tuesdays, T h u rs d a y s an d Saturdays. F irs t S ta te Bank Building P o rtla n d Office OO»-15 I enton Bid ik s u b a m c e S E E __ JO H N BROWN P io n ee r R eal E sta te and Insurance Life, F ire, Automobile. Health. S A T IS ! 'A C T IO N O U A R A N T E S D O ffic e 611 PHONES ««• R e g n c r B u ild in g — JA M ES ELKINGTON 1M 8U B A M C E Accident, Surety Bond.-. H»* A utom obile, Life, Health, P la te Glass. Office on Main BtrMt Office 816 PHONES Residence H Chas. Cleveland, Agt Oregon Fire Relief Ass n. Notary Public Real Estate P h o n e s: Office OHI, Residence 471 P h o n e M ain 322 J. C. KURATLI Auctioneer Ileal Estate, Loan.« lum ai» 1451 B ase L ine St. H illsb o ro , Ore. W. S. W 0 0 D Auctioneer VANCOUVER. WASHINGT(»N P arin and Btook Bates e SpeciaMJ- Phon» V ancouver <14. of G resham Outlook ?#1 GRESHAM SANATORIUM^ on Pow ell V alley road A h°™4 w here m a tern ity , convaleacen non-contagtous case» receive of care. _ MANAGEMENT THE MISSES SCH RK F r U Supervision: Dr. Adlz Phone» 6x1: l iv e s t o c k of all kinds Bought and Sold C. A. Butcher Gresham, Ore. Phone