Gresham outlook., May 26, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OITLOOK
FRIDAY,
MAY
28,
401«
PAGE T H R E E
CORBETT
aftern o o n was spent in gam es and
COTTRELL
races by th e pupils an d p aren ts.
Miss Ida F ace tt, of St. Jo h n s, will
T he C o ttrell L adies' E m broidery
) be a guest a t th e Jam es Ross hom e club will m eet with Mrs. J. B. Jones
T he B ap tist A id society m et at th,
| for th e next two weeks.
Home
B aptist church
on May 31. T he m eeting w ith Mrs. P leasan t
W. R W illis, agent for th e O. W. H u tch in s last week was well a tte n d ­ T h u rsd ay attern o o n . T he next m eet­
ing will be at th e hom e of Mrv.
I R. & N. Co. at th is place, re tu rn e d , ed an d all had a good tim e.
Monday from a fo u r w eeks’ leave of i T he m a rria g e of Miss Rosa Wis- F ran k M cKinney, T h u rsd ay , Ju n e M.
Mr. and Mrs. O scar Seaberg, o;
absence.
h art and Law rence C rosw ell in P o rt­
W. H. Reed was In P o rtlan d Mon- I land W ednesday, cam e as a g reat P o rtlan d , w ere th e g u ests of Mr. and
day buying goods fo r his store.
su rp rise to th e ir m any frien d s here. Mrs. Wm. C raaw ell S atu rd ay and
Sunday.
Mr. D avenport, of P o rtlan d , ow n­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L rasw ell a tte n d ­
e r of th e rock c ru sh e r at T unnel No. ed th e cerem ony. T he bride and
C olum hiau H igh School.
1, has sp en t th e past ten days at the groom re tu rn e d to C o ttrell T hursday
G ladys lla r r spent last Saturday
evening
Both
a
re
C
ottrell
young
plant.
people and are very m uch esteem ed and Sunday a t th e hom e of h er p a r­
Miss Em tna H aukey, who has been
en ts a t Brower.
in th e neighborhood.
In poor h ealth fo r sev eral m onths. j
T his high school had a h alf days'
Mrs. J. B. Jo n es will e n te rta in the
was ta k en to th e s& nitorlum a t Mt. '
L ad les’ E m broidery club W ednesday vacation last F rid ay because of elec­
T ab o r W ednesday.
tion.
aftern o o n May 31.
T he basket social, and lite ra ry an d |
Mrs. T. O. Tollefson, m o th er of
R obert Eanadow n Is building a
m usical program at th e C orbett i new barn. E lm er V au F leet and Joe . P rln. A. R. Tollefson, has been sp end­
Union H igh school No. 1. was a m ost , H all a re doing th e c a rp e n te r work.
ing th e la st th re e weeks w ith a son
enjoyable affair as well as profitable,
T he C o ttrell school closed last in S eattle.
th e net proceeds, which w ere to go Thursday with a picnic at th e school-
Em ily
T hom pson, of P o rtlan d ,
to th e C h a u ta u q u a society,
were house. A p rogram was ren d ered by sp e u t a p a rt of last week at her
th e pupils in th e m o rn in g an d th e hom e
about fifty dollars.
C. V. McMonagle, of P o rtlan d , and
friend w ere out to his pictu resq u e
acres, ad jo in in g F e rn d a le Place.
Mrs. H. L. S tephenson, of P ort- I
land, gave a p arty S atu rd ay from 2
will have no te rro rs for you if
to 5 o ’clock, at h e r spacious home, I
you have a bank account to
412 M arg u erite avenue, announcing
keep you afloat in storm y
th e en g ag em en t of her siste r Miss 1
tim es, and th e way to have th a t
Helen E thel C o u lter to Mr. F. H arold
account when needed Is to
Rondebush of A kron, Ohio.
Miss
s ta r t it now. Why not do so
C o u lter has ta u g h t In th e C o rb ett 1
high school the past two y ears and i
today by m ak in g a deposit
d u rin g h er stay am ong us has gained I
w ith th e Bank of G resham ?
a host of frien d s and is very popular. 1
You co u ld n 't do a w iser act.
T he ladies invited from th is vicinity |
$1 is enough to s ta rt.
were, M esdam es St. Joseph, E eland, i
Lewis Reed, A. R. T ollefson, J. W ard
E vans, W a lte r L uihn and C lara E.
Sm ith.
G resham , Oregon.
Rev. W. F. R eeder left Monday
fo r W allow a to visit a rela tiv e a t
th a t place.
A T T E N T IO N !
Thrifty Farmers, Dairymen and Feeders
MILL FEED
any quantity at Carload Rates for Cash
The Waters of Adversity
Cash Prices any day up to and including
Bran, . . ,
Shorts, . ,
Middlings
BANK OF GRESHAM
QUALITY the best
K enneth K incaid, Rodney Shoultz.
and Clifford Reed, who recen tly took '
th e eig h th g rad e exam ination passed
w ith very good grades.
0 . k.’d by the Nation
C O L U M B IA N A
SUNDIAL MILL
Phone : Gresham 611
Fairview, Oregon
Phone: Troutdale 9F11
C H E R R Y V IL L E
H o ss’ T ru ck S e r v ic e
Office w ith C om m ercial D e liv e ry Co.
229 Pine S treet Between F irst and Second.
A L L K IN D S O F H A U L IN G B E T W E E N
PO RTLA N D
F a rm e r's H au lin g , F u rn itu re
G R ESH A M AND
m oving. O rders tak en
for Coal,
B riquets, W ood, Sand a n d G ravel.
G resh am
P h o n e 79 x
Beri Hoss
Cook by Wire
GRESHAM
HO V SE W IV E S :
H ave you Investigated th e m any
ad v a n ta g es of the
MODERN
ELECTRIC
RANGE
It w ill pay yon to d o so if
w an t you r k itch en to lie
u p -to-d ate.
C ooking by E le c tric ity m eans:
A d d e d C o m fo rt
M o d e rn C o n v en ien ce
G re a te r E c o n o m y
A b so lu te S a f e ty
P e rfe c t S a n ita tio n
a n d S im p lic ity
CALL AND L E T U8
CONVINCE YOU.
E L E C T R IC S T O R E
E le c tric B ld g .
Portland Ra’j way, Light &
Power Company
"R e lia b le S ervice."
W hooping Cough.
One of th e m ost successful p re p a r ­
atio n s In use fo r th is d ise a se Is
C h a m b erlain 's C ough R em edy. S. W.
.McClinton, B landon S p rin g s, A la.,
w rites. " O u r baby had w hoo p in g
cough ss bad as m ost an y baby could
have it. I gave him C h a m b e rla in 's
Cough Rem edy and it soon g o t him
w ell.” F or sale by G resh am IXrug
Co.— Adv.
P ortlan d ,
B roadw ay 2 0 8 2 ; A 2078
S. C. White Leghorns
My b ir d s a t t h e M u ltn o m a h «u u n -
ty f a i r 1914, w on 1 s t a n d 2d c o c k ­
e r e l; 1 st a n d 2d p u l l e t ;
1 st pen
s p e c ia l, b e s t so lid c o lo re d b ir d in
sh o w .
In 1915 I lo s t th e s e c o n d s
b u t tfot 1 s t c o c k e r e l; 1 s t p u l l«)t; 1 st
p e n ; s p e c ia l, b e s t so lid c o lo re d t»ird
in sh o w a n d s e c o n d cock.
A ll M y B ir d s a r e T r a p n e s t s d a n d
h a v e been fo r y e a rs, w it h th e re s u lt
b y c a r e f u l b r e e d in g h a v e )il< n p r o ­
d u c e r s . W ill h a v e 2000 s e le c te d e g g s
f o r h a tc h in g to s p a r e f o r th e n e x t
m o n th a t $5.0o |»er h u n d re d .
T h ere was snow on F ern H ill farm
for several h o u rs on May 22.
Mrs. E. S h an k s Is visiting frien d s
in P o rtlan d .
M em orial services will be held at
th e cem etery May 30, at 2 p. m. P a r ­
nell A verill w ill d eliv er th e address.
Mrs. V ernle Sneeden and d au g h te r
from P o rtlan d are now living on th e ir
railro a d claim .
Mrs. C. J. C ouper e n te rta in e d the
L ad ies' clu b on W ednesday.
Mrs. M yrtle C raw ford, of B ridal
Veil, a f te r spen d in g sev eral days
w ith h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
F rlel, J r., re tu rn e d to h er hom e on
Sunday.
Mrs. S. C| R unyan and children
and Mrs. Rowe w ere v isito rs at Mrs.
Wm. R u g h ’s la st week.
V iola F rle l is visiting h er sister,
Mrs. R u th H usslck, in P o rtlan d .
Miss Je ssie C lark and P hil Stofei
sp e n t S unday a t th e hom e of Mrs
S. C. R unyan.
FLORENCE TAYLOR,
B ox 50, R o u te 4, O re sh .im .
A uctioneer.
If you w an t an au ctio n eer, ad ­
d ress o r call J. C. K u ratli, H illsboro,
Special on O C ed ar Oil this week Oregon.
C harges
reaso n ab le, 20
at S terlin g & K id d er Hdwe. Co.
y e a rs’ experience. P hone Main 322.
COGSWELL’S
CED ARVILLE, O PP O S ITE LINNEMAN JUNCTION
on P o w ell V a lley iteiul
10 DAYS SALE, UNTIL SATURDAY. JUNE 10
15 lbs. best F ru it S u g ar for
*1.0»
w ith $5.00 o rd e r G roceries
54 lc
7 4 lbs. best F ru it S u g ar for
w ith $2.50 o rd e r G roceries
Does not include F lo u r o r Feed.
3 cans P rem o T om atoes
25c
2 cans solid pack P re fe rred Stock
tom atoes
.................. 2.5«
3 cans Stag C o rn .......................
25c
2 cans Queen S alm o n .................. 25c
1 lb. C rescent B aking Pow der
2.5c
23c
3 lbs Sm all W hite Beans
4 lbs. Red Beans
25.
4 lbs. Ja p R ice.....
25c
3
lbs. best Rice
25«
2 cans P re fe rre d Stock Corn...
a»c
25.
3 pkgs. K ellog’s Corn F lak es
25c
* pkgs. Post T o a stie s.............
4 pkgs. Shillings Soda
25«
3 pkgs Arm & H am m er Soda ...25«
6
2.V
6 bars Ivory S o ap.......................
25c
9 bars Royal Soap .......................... 25c
3 4 lbs. Lim a Beans ................. 25c
3 10« bags L eslie's Salt
25c
3 No. 2 Lam p C him neys
.......... 23c
12 pkgs G rape N u ts..................... 25,
4 10c rolls T o ilet P aper
25«
25c
1 3 cans C arn atio n Milk
7 cans A stor M ilk.............
50«
1 lb. can S h illin g 's Coffee
35.
J 1 lb. B a rrin g to n H all Coffee . 4Oc
12 boxes M atches ..................
45«
1 5 lb. can B lue K aro Syrup
8Oc
1 5 lb. can W hite K aro Syrup
85c
2 cans Red S alm o n ............ ........,
35c
3 4 lbs. 35c Coffee ................. 81.04»
4 4 lbs. 25c Coffee
I. IMI
5 lbs. A rm o u r’s L a rd ............. .
85c
5 lbs. P e a r S h o rte n in g ............. .
75c
5 lbs. t risco ..................................
« 15«
50 lbs. D airy S a lt................
45.
FLOCK
W hite River, *5.40 bbl.; 8 1.45 sk
H igh F lig h t,
* 5.40 bbl.; « 1.45 sk
S ugar,
sack
G olda Honey, of P o rtlan d , was a
guest of h er sister, Mrs. H in k le of
S p ringdale last week and atten d ed
th e sociul of B anner Sewing society |
at Colum bian high school.
R udolph B ecker has com m enced
th e sa le of light refre sh m e n ts to
passing au to ists. T his fills a long
felt w ant In th is vicinity and will,
no doubt, prove q u ite successful.
The opening dance at B ecker’s
hall, w hich was postponed on ac­
count of th e d eath of Mr. B ecker's
m o th er, will be held next S atu rd ay
night.
The M ontavilla C. E. society gave
a play T h u rsd ay , "B etw een th e A cts”
and p resen ted it In q u ite a c re d it­
able m an n er. T he m usical program
was also good. T he proceeds will go
to th e E ndeavor society of the
C h ristian church a t this place.
Miss G race FergUBon had as her
guest in P o rtlan d M arg u erite Ross.
M orris Jo h n so n
retu rn ed from
P o rtlan d Sunday.
Geo. K nleriem is em ployed at Mr.
S te w a rt’s as th e ir chauffeur.
Mrs. W a lte r L uihn is th e guest of
h e r sisters, Mrs. P auly and Mrs.
L uihn, of P o rtlan d .
It h*s style, power and pep, mid unlike most of the stnaller
and popular priced makes it has none of thnt stiffness and
rigidness about it.
• lust solid comfort due to the deep soft divan upholstering
and easy, shock-absorbing cantilever springs.
No expensive sta rte r or speedometer or anything extra to buy
Comes Complete for only $695
Delivered at Gresham
LOCAL HEADQUARTERS
Zimmerman’s Garage
G RESH A M ,
O REG O N ,
PHONE
801
TROUTDALE
Mrs N. P. W allace had as g u ts 's
last week h er b ro th er, II J. Van I
Schoiack, and his wife.
A son was born to Mr. ar.4 Mrs.
G eorge Moffat, n ea r T ro u td ale , on I
May 16th.
Mrs. S. A. M itchell, of P o rtlan d , I
was a w eek-end guest of Mrs. 11. W.
G rlevish, a t C herry P ark . She re­
tu rn e d hom e Monday.
Mrs. G eorge Lum sden e n tertain ed |
th e Misses M iriam an d Mabel Inglis '
and Miss M yrtle W allace, at d in n e r I
last F rid a y evening.
T he L ad les’ Aid sale, m entioned ,
before, will he held next W ednesday
vening. T he cool w eath er has held '
back th e stra w b e rrie s till they are
scarce yet, and they may have to
change th e m enu, b u t th e re will be
so m eth in g good to eat.
N orm an
Dibble,
form erly
of
T ro u td ale , was a visito r at th e E W.
G rlevish hom e la st week. His son,
Edwy., g ra d u a te s front th e Pacific
U niversity, Ju n e 6t!i.
Mrs. A. Delaney and son L eland,
left la st week for V ader, W ashing­
ton, to join Mr D.-laney and W llford
on th e ir ranch at th a t place, w here
they Intend to m ake th e ir home.
T ro u td a le school closes next !■ ri
day, Ju n e 2. T he closing exercise*
will be held T uesday evening at the
Masonic hall.
C aptain Stevens, of P o rtlan d , was
o u t recen tly Inspecting his ran ch ,
tfhich Is th e west forty acres of the
C herry P ark o rch a rd tract.
A son was born .May 24 to Mr and
Mrs. Jo h n N aysm lth, of T ro u td ale
88.25
Rheumatism.
If you are tro u b led w ith chronic
o r m u scu lar rh eu m atism give C h am ­
S p ot C ash. Mo I »ell very. OtlL-of- b erla in 's L in im en t a trial. T he re-
T ow n ()n lw < shipyMsI prom ptly. Send ' lief from pain which It affords Is
in your order». F u ll lin e G roceries, j alone w orth m any tim e Its cost. F o r
F lou r and HvwJ.
I sale by G resham D rug Co.— Adv.
C ream ery B u tte r, roll
M odel 75
Sanitary Meat Market
BEST QUALITY MEATS
PHO.VK M i
FREE DELIVERY
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle
MAIN ST.
ADOLF TIETZE
GRKHHAM, OKK.
Change in Price of Lumber
We Will Continue the following
Prices on Lumber Until June 1.
2x4 16
R o u g h $5.00;
2x4 24
R o u g h $5.00;
1x4-24
R o u g h $5 00;
1x4-16
R o u g h $5 0 0 ;
2x8 16
R o u g h $5.00;
2x8 24
R o u g h $5 0 0 ;
2x6 16
R o u g h $5.00;
2x6 24
R o u g h $5.00;
1x4 S h e e tin g sized one side, ra n d o m le n g th s
1x6 S h e e tin g sized one side, ra n d o m le n g th s
1x6 a n d 8 S h ip la p
No. 1 R u stic
No. 2 R u stic
B a m R u stic
S ized
Sized
Sized
S ized
»zed
S ized
Sized
Sized
$5.00
$C GO
$coo
$G.b0
$C.IW
$6.b0
$3.00
. ' I
$ 4 00
$ t .00
$ 7.00
$16 00
$12.00
$ 8.00
U h also have Building M aterial of all kinds at exceptional
low price.
03c
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
P hone, S a n d y 46
S a n d y , O regon