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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS l» i;i C. M. QUICKSALL RETURNS FROM FOREST RESERVE CO G SW ELL W INS H O N O RS; A D O PTS UNUSUAL PLAN T h a t success m ay be attain ed by everyone w ho w ill fix his eye on a w orthy goal apd in te llig en tly striv e , for it is d em o n strated by J. V. Cogs- ; w ell who h as m ade a reco rd as a life 1 in su ra n c e so licito r w hich has gained C. M. Q uicksall has retu rn ed from for him sig n al reco g n itio n by his com- Zigzag in the Oregon N ational F o re st j pany. reserve, w here he has acted as assist- I A y ear and a h alf o r so ago Mr. FAIR BOARD HAS CHANGE OF HEART; AVOWS MISTAKE, INVITES COOPERATION #1.50 P e r Y ear ST. ( LAIR RETURNS FROM STATE MEET T he fifth an n u a l A m erican Legion sta te convention, held la st week a t Seaside, w as a g rea t success, says L eslie T. St. C lair, delegate from G resham P ost. No. 30, who has Just retu rn ed from a w eek sp en t a t th e p o p u lar reso rt, tak in g in the conven tion and enjoying a few d ay s’ outing w ith his fam ily. He m otored to S ea side last week T h u rsd ay m orning and retu rn ed last evening. T hose in his p arty were. Mrs. H. M. Shaw . Mrs. L. T. S t.C la ir and ch ild ren , and Mar g are t S t.C lair. METHODISTS MEET IN CONFERENCE IN PORTLAND T he fa ir board a t its m eeting la st Monday night adopted th e follow ing le tte ■ r r w hich it ad d resses to th e club lead ers and o th ers leaders an d o th e rs, acknow ledging th a t it overstepped som e of th e bounds of tru th and p ro p riety in c e rta in sta te m en ts in its fo rm er le tte r, p ublished in th e Outlook and trie s to prom ote An event of th is week of consider harm ony and invites cooperation. able local In terest is th e Oregon A n an t ra n g e r during th e sum m er. T his Cogswell becam e special ag en t for the The letter, w hich is said to be acceptable to th o se who tpok exception to n u al C onference of th e M ethodist is th e th ird sum m er in w hich he has N o rth w estern M utual Life In su ra n c e th e fo rm er le tte r, is given below. E piscopal ch u rch the p rincipal se s sp e n t his vacation from school duties com pany of M ilwaukee, W isconsin, sions of w hich a re being held in F irs t in th e fo re stry service, and he is en and w as given th e n o rth e rn Oregon BOARD MAKES ACKNOWLEDGMENT. M ethodist ch u rch . P o rtland. Bishop th u sia stic over th e w ork. Several te rrito ry , com prising sev eral counties, G resham , Oregon, S eptem ber 10, 1923. W illiam O. Shepard, th e resid en t bis G resham young women te a c h e rs a s including M ultnom ah and C lackam as. To th e Club L ead ers of th e S tate, County and City hop of th is area, is presiding. This is sisted a t the statio n o r cam ped on th e and M em bers of th e B etter S ^ ir C om m ittee:— H e has w ritte n over $200,000 w orth T he convention w as w ell attended th e seventy-first an n u al session of th e grounds. Miss Mabel Inglis w as chief of in su ran c e w ithin a y ea r and has We resp e ctfu lly p rese n t th e follow ing for your consid eratio n - by delegates from over th e state, th e re conference and Its d elib erations con Ä P *inS WeTe uU” der Way for ,h e 1,23 county fair you cam e before telephone operato r. She w as assisted been notified th a t his reco rd of 105 being at the last ro ll call 105 dele cern th e m any M ethodist churches the board and urged th a t th e ca rn iv al com pany and any and all objectional fo r a p a rt of the sum m er by Miss G er policies w ithin th e y ea r up to Ju n e le ar e e 7 8tn bH e cl “ ln ated a “ d «»at th e fair be kept closed on S unday We gates and 55 a lte rn a te s, from a p o ssi th ro u g h o u t Oregon. All a re especial tru d e A lexander and for a p a rt of the 1, 1923, places him in th e M arathon f ln in /i l| | d ® vy° U a sk e d ’ Provided m eans could be found to save th e fairs ble 154 delegates. ly in terested and some are doubtless tim e by Miss H elen Hoss. Miss Miriam club a list of co m p arativ ely few ag en ts have X e n Vhe ia°ir s ! mm / ° ‘' V ' . 86)1 2’°° ° 8ea80n tlcket8 w hlch w °uld Nine d elegates w ere elected to th e anxious concern in g th e appointm ent In g lis and Miss N orm a Lee P eck spent who have w ritte n 100 o r m ore policies tb, f $-».000 from th a t source. We aided you all we could W e°nermine3 l? r reP ° rt lh e opening of lh e fa ‘r you tu rn ed over $772.00.’ n atio n al convention A m erican Legion, of p a sto rs to th e v arious charges a w eek or m ore cam ping w ith the w ithin a year. T his is an enviable an i " . e, p^rni tted your cen so r com m ittee to censor ev ery th in g on th e grounds to be held in San F ran cisco , October w hich is th e closing event of the con ra n g e r sta tio n force. Mrs. Q uicksall distin ctio n , says Mr. Cogswell. and aided th e com m ittee to th e fu ll extent of o u r ability. We we?e as 15 to 19. Ju d g e E kw all an d L ane ference and is scheduled to occur next and th e sons, H arry and Ralph, Mr. Cogswell is p la n n in g an u n anxious to have a clean fair as any m em ber of th e com m ittee Godell, past sta te com m ander, both of Monday evening. cam ped a t Zigzag for several weeks. u sual event. In o rd er to keep in w ere aeiso CeCx n e c ? e /? n r h Wh0le p ro g ram an<1 plan ° f e n tertain m en ts, w hich P o rtlan d , w ere am ong th e delegates T he re tu rn of Rev. A. S. Hlsey, p as b “OUrCe revenue t0 th e but did not nearly chosen. Many G resham people and o thers touch w ith th e policy h o ld ers whom pay exp en ses to r of th e L inneraann M emorial M eth a re beginning to realize th e im p o rt he h as w ritte n up he p la n s to hold a We did ev ery th in g possible to provide for an d aid th e club exhibits and T he e n tertain m en t provided by the o d ist ch u rch w as requested at the r e a,,y ° th e r ‘’c p a r t m e n t ^ 't h e 8 n ,ir ance of th is w onderful m ountain play m eeting of them once a y ear. The : i 5 e weer e X . e tn ° d ‘h ?8 T ”08“ ‘han convention city was very fine. Among cen t q u a rte rly conference and it is ex ground w ithin easy reach, and a la rg first an n u a l m eeting w ill be held in d o n a? value 4 because we ap p re cia te th e ir im p o rtan ce and educa- th e fea tu re s w ere a irp la n e stu n ts by pected he w ill be reappointed to the e r num ber th a n ever before w ent to M asonic h all, G resham , S atu rd ay eve We did not. u n d er the circu m stan ces, see fit and did not feel u n d er ob- a form er ace, b ath in g beauty contest local charge. th e m ountains for cam ping, fishing ning, O ctober 6. It is plan n ed to have nntath r n8ktO tb e B etter F a ir com m ittee to close th e fair on Sunday, and did and rifle shooting a t F o rt Stevens. Today the Lay E lecto ral conference and recreatio n . On L abor Day alone, a b ask et lunch, follow ed by speaking T o w sid « k.han y i 8 g r e , ms n t W1,h ,h e com m ittee by con tin u in g it over Sunday T he evening e n tertain m en ts delighted w ill m eet in m orning and afternoon by a c tu a l co u n t kept betw een th ree e n te rta in m e n t and dancing. it t o b l ° f She We6k th e board was unanim ous in th is point, feeling Mr, Cogswell is sending o u t about adv?ce th e boa d antd nece88ary’ W h‘? * lad ' y accep tin g and acceding to th e ex-service men and th e ir ladies sessions. It is m ade up of lay dele and seven in th e afternoon, 700 ca rs 4 ™e 8U rrendered its a u th o rity to do w hat It and all a re en th u sia stic in p raise of g ates from th e various charges. D ele passed th e statio n , says Mr. Q uicksall, 170 in v itatio n s and as m en an d th e ir th o u g h t best. th e "T ra ils End City." g ates from th e local ch u rch es a re as based upon this count, it is estim ated ladies, or fam ilies, are invited, he ex , . 1 hC h" ard ad m its w as h asty in a le tte r rec en tly published In the O ut Next y e a r’s convention w ill be held follow s: G resham , Mrs. L ena C. St, pects betw een 200 and 300 to be his th a t 1500 ca rs w ere in th e Oregon N at look, especially in sta tin g th a t th e "m an ag em en t of th e boys' and g irls ’ club in P o rtlan d , S eptem ber 4 to 6. Mayor C lair; P le a sa n t Home, H arry Bick ional F o re st over th a t holiday. If g u ests on th is u n u su al occasion. i h T I H,ena fatled at a l> cooperate." and th a t "w e do not ap p reciate B aker su p p o rted th e Invitation In p e r fo rd ; Boring, O rville B oring; F air- thZv nnrtUf h l i ° r e‘ff? rtS of 8ome of tbe8e so-called club lead ers a n d n e ith e r th ese c a rs ca rrie d an average of four th ey y nor th e ir services a re cared for • ^ e fe | t re8en tfu l and took th e w rong son and told th e boys P o rtlan d was view, Rockwood and T routdale, W. S. Bethel Baptist Church Note* persons, as th ey no doubt did, 6000 m eans to show it. th e irs for th e next convention. Rowen. T he lay d elegates w ill elect T he e n tire service of n ex t Sunday p ersons received in sp ira tio n from the and T?„hUL na nd8 th e dl8C? 88lon o t th e situ atio n at th e m eeting of th e board T he A uxiliary sta te convention was four d elegates to th e g en eral co n fer will be in th e n a tu re of a rally day w onderful m ountain scenery and and club lead ers one week ago has helped to c lea r up the differences and u in eren ces and h e’d in connection w ith th e Legion ence of th e ch u rc h w hich will m eet reaped some of th e benefits w hich the Bible school w ill convene a t 9:45 prom ote a b e tte r u n d erstan d in g . We w ish to re ite ra te , and w ith o u t reserv atio n , th a t we do ap p re cia te t h e convention and w as w ell attended. next May In Springfield. M assachu n atio n al governm ent, th ro u g h its fo r T h ere w ill be special m usic and re c i T hose who attended from th e local se tts. T he m in isters will elect four . v - ' " s ; » “ i . K a i S . “ '1 ~ ta tio n s d u rin g th e S unday school hour e stry service, is endeavoring to place au x ilia ry w ere, Mrs. O. A. E astm an d elegates from th e ir num bers to th e and keep w ithin th e reach of all. In in addition to th e lesson, an d Rev. H. A. LEW IS. and Mrs. Jo h n M etzger, d elegates, and sam e conference w hich m eets once in sp ite of th e u n u su a lly g re a t fire h az R obert K ay w ill give a s h o rt ta lk to TOM HOW ITT, Mrs. A lb ert Camp, a lte rn a te . Mrs. O. fo u r years. ard on account of th is large num ber of th e school. THEO. BRUGGER. A. E astm an w as elected a delegate to W. L. M illiken, d irecto r of relig io u s FRANK HEINEY, It is seldom th e an n u al conference cam pers, but one fire w as reported as th e n atio n al convention w hich will m eets In P o rtlan d , but when it does it tom kreuder . having been sta rte d from th is source. education for th e B a p tists of Oregon m eet at San F ra n cisc o in connection affords an o p p o rtu n ity for local Meth T his is tak en as an indication th a t the w ill preach a t 11 o’clock. H is them e STATE MARKET AGENT w ith the N ational Legion convention w ill be “T he B aptism of th e Holy o d ists to atten d . T he conference has system atic education in fire protection in October. INVESTIGATE PRICES; S p irit." E verybody should h ea r th is been In session sin ce T uesday eve is beginning to have its good effect. EXPLAINS GRADING LAW serm on. T he ch o ir w ill re n d e r “The The W est-E nd L ad ies’ Aid society ning and w ill co n tin u e over Sunday. People a re beginning to realize also, HOSIERY SALESMEN T he forenoon sessions w hich a re open says Mr. Q uicksall, th a t th e ran g e rs Day U nfolds” by Ira B. W ilson. At th e public h ea rin g called by th e of the M ethodist ch u rch w ill m eet a t PICNIC ON HIGHWAY to Song and p ra ise serv ice w ill be the D. B. Brow n residence, T h u rsd ay , all a re devoted to th e ro u tin e of a re doing a ll they can to a s s is t cam p sta te m a rk e t ag e n t in P o rtlan d , S ep ers and o th e rs in plan n in g th e ir re c held a t 7:30 and a t 8 o ’clock. Rev. tem b er 5, to in v estig ate p rices and Septem ber 20 a t 2:30. T he ladles will T erry K itzm iller of G resham , local conference business, th e afternoons reatio n , not to a c t as police officers to R obert K ay of H illsboro w ill preach. m a rk e ts of g ra in and g ra in p roducts, begin w ork for th e new y ear a t th is re p re se n ta tiv e of th e Real Silk Mills and evenings to m eetings and ad m eeting. T he choir w ill ren d e r “ In H eavenly dresses. cu rb th e ir activities. th e m illers ad m itted th a t th e m a rk e t of In d ian ap o lis, Indiana, Joined o th er Love A biding" by W ill H. Ruebush. E arle A. P ack is a rra n g in g for sev Oregon rep rese n tativ es of th e com The Oregon N ational F orest, w hich T his evening th e re will be addresses q u o tatio n s on g ra in w ere "m erely bid T h ere w ill be a special called b u si extends around Mt. Hood, is but one p rices an d do n ot m ean a n y th in g ;” eral m ass m eetin g s th ro u g h o u t th e pany in a picnic at M ultnom ah Kails by p ro m in en t sp e ak e rs on E ducation, of sev eral forests in the s ta te under ness m eeting held on W ednesday eve th a t "you c a n ’t go by th e p rices in county to in te re st farm ers and o th e rs on th e Columbia riv er highw ay on last Home Life, C om m unity Service and th e supervision of the fo re stry d e p a rt ning S eptem ber 19 a t 8 o ’clock for the th e n ew sp a p ers,” an d “b u y ers a re not in his plan to co n v ert th e p la n t in W ednesday. T he special reaso n for R u ral Evangelism . m ent. T he w ork of th e ra n g e rs in p u rpose of su b m ittin g to th e church rev ealin g w h at th e ir p riv ate deals G resham , now m aking ice cream , into th is g ath erin g a t th is tim e w as the F o r S unday m o rning a g re a t m eet th ese fo re sts is varied, consisting of for co n sid eratio n th e re p o rt of the a re .” T h erefo re it w ould ap p e ar th a t a cheese facto ry for six m onths In th e presen ce in th is te rrito ry of W. C. ing is planned a t th e m unicipal au d i tru s te e s an d finance com m ittee in r e fire p atroling, re fo re stra tio n of burned th e new sp ap er m a rk e t prices as q u o t year. A nnouncem ent of p laces and Kobin, vice p resid en t and g en eral to riu m of all M ethodist ch u rch es of over tra c ts , building of tra ils and g ard to th e p a s to r's sa la ry and also ed by th e M erchants E xchange a re not dates w ill be m ade later. Mr. P ack sales m an ag er of the Real S illk Mills. th e city. T he serm on will be a t 10:45 lookout statio n s, search in g out m oun th e re p o rt of th e executive board in reliab le and do n o t re p re se n t ac tu al hopes to finish up financing th e p ro p Mr. Kobin is acknow ledged to be by Bishop S hepard. All ch o irs of the osition In a few days. He re p o rts th a t tain p a stu re s for sheep and c a ttle and reg a rd to in stru c tio n s to th e build sales o r prices. one of th e leading sales m a n ag ers of city M ethodist ch u rch es will u nite in a ing com m ittee. K. A. M iller and H. J. P u lfcr, officers keeping reco rd s of th e flocks and T he potato g rad in g and Inspection th e co u n try . In th re e and a h alf g re a t chorus. T he re g u la r m eeting of th e B ap tist in th e G resham Ice C ream & Ice com h erds, th e estab lish in g and m a in ta in law goes in to effect S eptem ber 15 y ea rs he has bu ilt up a sa les o rg an i In th e aftern o o n at 3 o'clock the ing of an elab o rate telephone system L ad ies’ M issionary society w ill be T h ere is no inspection req u ired of the pany a re in te reste d in m ak in g th is zation th a t has increased th e o u tp u t service will be In Sunnyside M eth held at th e hom e of Mrs. F ra n k Peak, th e sale of ripe tim b er and th e keep g ro w er who se lls in less th a n 10 ton change, w hich, It is hoped, w ill keep of th e m ills from 8,000 p airs of hosiery o dist ch u rch , at w hich tim e o rd in a ing of a c c u ra te records. T hese are T uesday, S eptem ber 18 a t 2 p. m. All lots, u n less th e g rad e is d isputed and the p la n t in su ccessfu l o p eratio n the dally to over 125,000 p airs daily a t the tio n s will ta k e place and th e S unny b u t h in ts of the w ork w hich falls to desirin g tra n sp o rta tio n w ill please an Inspection asked for, b ut on sh ip year th ro u g h . Most of th e p rese n t p re se n t tim e, It w as stated . Mr. Ko side ch u rc h com m unity home will be m eet a t th e B ap tist p arso n ag e betw een equipm ent will be used fo r cheese th e lot of a fo rest ran g e r. m en ts above 50 pounds th e gro w er is bin is a believer in co o perative d is dedicated. m aking. Mr. Q uicksall is glad to be back in 1 and 1:45, req u ired to g rad e th e stock and place trib u tio n and his w onderful success The v ario u s city ch u rch es will hold G resham and he is en th u sia stic ally o r T he W. C. T. U. w ill m eet w ith Mrs. proves him a w izard In th is line. A petitio n is being circ u lated and on th e sack o r c o n tain e r his nam e and serv ices In th e evening. g anizing his forces for the opening of A nna F ull next T h u rsd ay aftern o o n ad d ress. In sh ip m en ts above ten A fe a tu re of th e picnic w as th e A uniq u e p ro g ram is planned for th e school, w hich he expects w ill be g en erally signed to abolish com m er to n s th e re m ust be s ta te inspection of a t 2:30. A larg e a tte n d a n c e is d e splendid chicken d in n er served at Monday. T he m in iste rs of th e con th e la rg e st and m ost successful in its cial billb o ard s w ithin th e city lim its. th e grades. Certified seed potatoes sired as officers are to be elected for M ultnom ah F a lls by Mrs. F etro w to feren ce and th e ir w ives will be taken h istory. He is w atching th e pro g ress It is contended they a re an u n sig h tly m u st b ear th e certificatio n tag of th e th e com ing y ear an d d eleg ates a p m ore th an tw o scores h u n g ry sa le s over th e C olum bia highw ay to E agle of th e new building w ith keen Interest nuisance. T he p etition w ill com e be Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College. All po pointed for th e sta te convention w hich men. T he d in n er received th e p raise Creek w here an o p en -air session will an d ex presses sa tisfac tio n w ith the fore th e council, ask in g fo r an o rd i ta to es offered for sale th a t a re not will be held a t T he D alles O ctober 9, of all. be held a t 1:30. w ork. He has called th e pupils of the graded and do not c a rry th e g ro w e r's 10 and 11. A fter d in n er th e p a rty visited th e nance to cover th e m a tte r. I t should T he final session will be held at eig h th and seventh g rad es to m eet on T he Sew and So circ le of th e M eth g o v ern m en t fish h atch ery a t B onne F irs t ch u rch In th e evening. nam e and ad d ress sh a ll be labeled as have th e en d o rsem en t of a ll citizens n ex t M onday for th e assig n m en t of cu lls. P am p h lets giving fu ll ru les odist L ad les' Aid w ill m eet a t th e ville, w here th e in te restin g stag es of stu d ies for hom e work. and reg u la tio n s of th e S tate M arket home of Mrs. B. L. W alrad n ex t W ed fish developm ent w ere shown. Meney to loan on real estate. F arm A re you g ra te fu l for th is new day ag en t and th e sta n d a rd g rad es m ay nesday aftern o o n , S eptem ber 19. As As u su al w ith e a ste rn e rs, Mr. Kobin loans at 6 p er cent. B. W. T horne.— w ith its o p p o rtu n ities for service? ‘Say it w ith a W a n t Ad. be had w ithout ch a rg e on app licatio n it is th e first m eeting in th e new y ear expressed g re a t su rp rise a t th e w on Adv. every m em ber is req u ested to be derfu l scenery of th e Oregon co u n try Window ( leaning It is b etter to have toiled and failed a t 723 C ourthouse, P o rtlan d . T he P eo p les’ B argain counter, See present. F o r ex p ert window clean in g see S. In g en eral and th e C olum bia riv er C o-operative sellin g agencies, em th e w ant ads. • th a n not to have toiled a t all. T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith John Mrs. W. F. Honey, Mrs. H. C. L a r highw ay In p articu la r. b racin g m any com m odities, a re in ........ " " " ...................... ................................................................................................ M N .......... I ............ m u ............I H I K I l l „ l „ . „ H " . H , I I , ............... Brow n, G resham , phone 2501. pro cess of form ation and a re being sen and Mrs. H S. Clow atten d ed th e ag itated all over th e sta te , says th e W. C. T. U. convention In P o rtlan d . sta te m a rk e t agent. Many farm ers Ju d g e G eorge S tapleton w as one of who produce a h alf dozen or m ore the h o n o rary pall b ea rers at th e fu T h e O utlook offers its su b sc rib e rs a n o u t a n d o u t p re se n t of p ro d u cts on th e ir farm s, ask of th e n eral In P o rtlan d of P at. H. Allen, m a rk e t ag en t d ep a rtm en t how they pro m in en t A m erican Legion m an, who a v a lu e n e a rly equal to th e p ric e of a y e a r ’s su b sc rip tio n . a re going to cover th e ir various p ro d lost his life w hile on h is way to tbe n M n havte n ,a d e a r r a n Ke ’» pn ts w ith th e G re sh a m P h o to Studio, u cts w ith o u t being m em bers of several L««lon convention when the launch in nniAh iar<i y ’. p ro ,.’r e to r ' to glve fre e a a n d one h a n d so m e associations. which he w as rid in g san k n ear A s t h in e i l E irtra D nh f by 6 k,n c h e s ’ buff Pa Pe r - th e new est The threshing season is over and I am back If th e o rg an izatio n s a re along com toria. th in g in p o rtra it p h o to g ra p h y , on a b e a u tifu l easel m o u n t w ith in the store to do business. m odity lines, it w ill be n ecessary for Mrs. J. H. M etzger and son Ben S i Z o a o b e ? 31 “ w ®r n aw th e av erag e W illam ette V alley farm er retu rn ed S unday from Seaside w here to be a m em ber of sev eral of them to they have been for th e p ast two w lth '* a n y Op o r t! a iH l° ? la iH e 8 , *l e ° " ‘ ,O° ,‘ a ' ° n e A large shipment has just been received of «»““ “ «on em brace bis varied p ro d u cts, if the m onths. all the latest popular priced novelties. Watch co-operative m ovem ent ex tends to our window display. O u tlo o k f° r H y e a r ’8 8,:b8crfP tion. paid in a d v an ce, th e . th is extent. But the proposition is HDD FELLOWS HILL | | th a t if it is profitable to m a rk e t one HOLD .IDIN I MEETING O utlook w ill issue you a coupon good fo r y o u rse lf o r a n y m em - I. P',’f y°,’n ! an?Ly w h ,c h y ° u «»ay p re s e n t a t th e stu d io a n d Mr Come in at our new location in the Osburn | j com m odity, why not th e o th e rs? N ear- P lan s a re being m ade for a big | ly every gro w er in D enm ark belongs T h e c o u p o n w in b e * o o d a t Building and see the latest in novelty jewelery. Joint m eeting of Boring and G resham 11 to from five to fifteen asso ciatio n s, and lodges of Odd F ellow s to be held at 11 because of th e ir efficiency, all are Boring In th e I. O. O. F. hall next n , n arilp l m ° f m ? .p,?o to niay be 8een a t th e stu d io o r a t th e | profitable. O utlook office. T h is b e a u tifu l p h o to w ill c o st you n o th in g a n d W ednesday evening. you II say it is w o rth th e p ric e of th e O utlook. T he th ird degree w ill be con ferred j T h e Bank of G resh am pays 6 per L cent in te re st on tim e d ep o sita.— Ad». on m em bers of each lodge. T he sp irit , how can we do it. T h e p ic tu re c o sts th e O ut- of fellow ship will prevail and an u n ook n o th in g . I he p ric e of th e T w ice-a-w eek O utlook fo r a y e a r u su ally good tim e Is looked for. All £ , c a n n o t afforil to Kive a w a y co stly p rem iu m s w ith m em bers a re requested to attend. th e O utlook a t th a t price. W e a re d o in g th is to in tro d u c e to th is Additional Locals Get Beautiful Photo Free Announcement G u y D . J ones Jeweler ....... ................ . "M » "» » H H m w in iM im n H ..n iin ii« n iH iin „ „ „ „ „ „ w>H„ „ „ ' 1 H IN tH IIM H IIIM IIIIH IU IIIIH IIt llt im illir DANCE Columbia Grange, at Corbett SATURDAY EVE., SEPTEMBER 15 Auspices of Grange Tickets ?l,10 Supper 50c TUCKERHILL Dahlia Display W alrad M e rc a n tile S to re Saturday, Sept. 15 C hoose y o u r bulbs fo r n e x t y ear. Zion L» angel lea I ( hiireh Notice*. T he re g u la r services w ill be held Bunday, th e 16th. S unday school will be held a t 10 o’clock and preach in g services In the E nglish lan g u ag e a t 11 o'clock in th e m orning. T he chblr will sing th e anthem "Fling Out th e B an n er.” Young P eople's m eeting be gins at 8 p m. The topic for d isc u s sion will be “ How Apply Religion to M anners.” Miss G ertru d e H rugger will be the leader. c o m m u n ity Mr. H ard y a n d h is e x c elle n t w ork. You c a n n o t g et a n y b e tte r p h o to g ra p h y o r a t a m o re re a s o n a b le p ric e a n y w h e re . nfy.!.<eCw tly. H 8 ,'H,Ifo *n th e c ltX m ad e th e O utlook th e sa m e E h i c h l^ w .i.U|rne< , t / low n ,n th e In te re s t of th e local stu d io w hich it will he an a d v a n ta g e to you In ev ery w ay to p a tro n iz e . It will be an a d v a n ta g e to you to su b scrib e fo r th e O utlook a n d h e lp ev e ry local e n te rp ris e . vuuook It it won t lust long« “ n '‘ " i ‘ his unusual offer, $1.50 Does the Biz