3 2 0 ,8 1 7
Mrs N ellie W in te r, o f L en ts, vis-
Garden S, edera. Gaboon or Cyclone Broadcast Seeder«,
ited a few d ay s th is w eek w ith Mr.
Hand
Potato or Corn Pianterà. Evem rs, Singletrees, Plow
a n d Mrs. T I*. C am p b ell.
Sets,
Clevis«
s, of all kinds.
Miss I,a u r a M oore cam e dow n from
C e d a rv ille
S a tu rd a y
to visit w ith
PGR VGl’R s p |{ |.\G MACHINERY.
h om e fo lk s a n d he in a tte n d a n c e at
th e g ra n g e so cial. Miss M oore w as a c
c o m p a n ie d by h e r frie n d . Miss R u th
H c d so n ,
w ho is te a c h in g in tile
TEL. 544
GRESHAM, ORE
.M eadow brook d is tric t.
TEL. 6x2
Il 11. M itchell h as leased a p a rt of
| th<‘ W (1 R o g ers p lace an d m oved in
We H ave T h em N ow .
th is w eek.
S u b sc r ib e r s.
T
hose
M ilk R ecord b la n k s . P rlu t-
Mrs. E. L. iio rt h a s r e tu r n e d to
N otice the d ate on th e label of
he» h o m e on P le a s a n t View a v a n u e , i ed on d u ra b le c a rd b o a r d , s u ita b le fo r your O utlook. If you are in arrears
I 16 to 18 cow s. J u s t th e th in g fo r
you r prom pt ren ew al w ill be ap
a f t e r an ex te n d e d visit w ith frie n d s
y o u r d a iry .
W ill sa v e m an y tim es preciated.
in St P a u l a n d M in n eap o lis.
tlte lr cost.
10c each , o r $1.00 a
A goodly n u m b , r of o u r re p r e s e n
j dozen. T he O u tlo o k , p h o n e 701.
R ead th e W a n t Ads.
ta tiv e people g re e te d P ro f. T heo. II.
S cheffer at tils le c tu re an d m ole t r a p
p in g d e m o n s tra tio n
given
at th e
g ra n g e h all W ed n esd ay . T h e school
c h ih lre n w ere g iven a n o p p o rtu n ity
to be present.
M uch in te re s t w as
| m a n ife ste d an d we p red ict th a t inindi
H ave been b u ilt an d a c tu a lly d e liv e re d to re ta il b u y e rs sin c e A ug. 1, 1916.
lhe.se fig u res —3 2 0 ,8 1 ,
re p re s e n t th e a c tu a l n u m b e r o f c a rs m a n u fa c tu re d
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
by us sin ce A u g u st 1 st, 1 9 1 6 , an d d e liv e re d by o u r a g e n ts to r e ta il b u y ers.
Ib is u n u s u a l ta ll a n d w in te r d e m a n d fo r F o rd c a rs m a k e s it n e c e ss a ry fo r
us to co n fin e th e d is trib u tio n ot c a rs o n ly to th o s e a g e n ts w ho h a v e o rd e rs
to r im m e d ia te d e liv e ry to re ta il c u s to m e rs , r a t h e r tita n to p e rm it an y a g e n t
to s to rk c a rs in a n tic ip a tio n o f la te r s p r in g stiles.
W e a re is su in g th is n o tice to in te n d in g b u y e rs th a t th e y m ay p ro te c t th e m
selv es a g a in s t d e la y o r d is a p p o in tm e n t in se c u rin g F o rd cars. If, th e r e fo re ,
you a re p la n n in g to p u rc h a s e a F o rd c a r, w e a d v is e you to p lace y o u r o rd e r
an d ta k e d e liv e ry now.
im m e d ia te o rd e r s w ill h a v e p ro m p t a tte n tio n .
D elay in b u y in g at th is tim e may cause you to w ait se v e ra l m o n th s.
E n te r y o u r o r d e r to d a y lo r Im m e d ia te d e liv e ry w ith o u r a u th o r iz e d F o rd
a g e n t liste d below an d d o n ’t be d is a p p o in te d lati r on.
1*1(1« ES:
R u n a b o u t $ 3 4 5 , T o u rin g C a r $ 3 6 0 , Coup« let $50
T ow n C ar $ 5 9 5 , S ed an $ 6 4 5 , f. o. I,. D etro it
Jo in t A uction Sale
Ford Motor Comp’y
good will re s u lt from Hie m eetin g .
A new a r r iv a l a n n o u n c e d h im se lf
a t tile h om e of Mr. a n d Mrs. N. D.
K ts f ir s o n last M onday m o rn in g .
T h e v a le n tin e so cial given by th e
| g ra n g e la s t S a tu r d a y n ig h t w as a
I sp le n d id success. An ex c e lle n t pro-
Phone 544
I g ra m w as re n d e re d , c o n sistin g
of
songs, re a d in g s a n d in s tr u m e n ta l mu
I sic. M i.s N ina W a lk e r of P o rtla n d
san g
S liv er
r h r e a .ls A m ong tin*
G old,
th e a u d ie n c e jo in in g in the
c h o ru s
Miss L a u ra Moor« a n d Miss
¡Joy each sa n g a solo. Mr. M ct’la n e of
P o rtla n d , g av e tw o ex c e lle n t re a d
T h e p u p ils in P rin c ip a l J. It. L e n t’s y in g » and M iss R u th H u d so n o f M o
ro o m , w ho h a v e been n e ith e r a b se n t lalla a lso gav e a sp le n d id re a d in g .
o r ta rd y d u rin g th e p a st m o n th a re 11■ b t r 11 ii iin tsi I solos w i re re n d e re d by
J u liu s L u sc h e r, J o s e p h in e T o w n sen d , Miss H azel S tru d le y , i l l s N ina W alk-
A u d rey B ack u s, M ild red K e ltic , Geo I e r an d M iss Joy. T h e p ro g ra m w as
A n d e rso n , M a rg a re t J o n a s , W illiam i h ig h ly a p p re c ia te d by th e la r g e uu-
B en eck e, W a lte r S c h ram an d Em il d la n c e p re s e n t. T h o se p re s e n t also
L o ser.
ex p ressed th e ir a p p re c ia tio n of llii
T h e P a r e n t- T e a c h e r s ’ a ss o c ia tio n s u m p tu o u s d in n e r th a t w as se rv ed
m et to d ay a t th e sch o o lh o u se a t tin- I by tin* la d ie s in tin* sp a c io u s d in in g
clo se o f sch o o l.
hull a f t e r tile ex e rc ise s w ere o v er.
s tu n ts
w ere In
II. W. W ilcox, fo rm e r p o s tm a s te r Many g am es a n d
T ile
of Fairview, a n d Mrs W ilcox, who d u lg e d in by onl a n d y o u n g
h av e been li il n g in P o rtla n d fo r so m e liali w as a rtistie a ll.i a n d a p p ro p r ia te
tim e , a re m o v in g back to th e ir old l>„ d e c o ra te d fo r Hie o ccasio n .
I lie
borne h ere.
p le a s a n t ev en t w as b ro u g h t to a i lose
T h e M e th o d ist L a d ie s ’ Aid m et in by sin g in g "A m e ric a ”
a ll-d a y sessio n la st W e d n esd ay at th e
a ie In re c e ip t of a re tu rn post
h o m e of M rs. J P e te rso n fo r th e p u r al re q u e s t, on a p ro p o sitio n to s u b
pose o f fin ish in g Hie se w in g fo r th e m it to tiie p eo p le o f th e U. S. fo r a
s p rin g sa le a n d p e rfe c tin g a r r a n g e re fe re n d u m vote upon th e q u e stio n
m e n ts fo r til«* c h ic k e n p ie s u p p e r in oi w ar o r p eace in ,(D a tin g from th e
c o n n e c tio n w ith it. T h e la d le s h av e I’n lv e rsa l P eace so ciety w ith h e a d
m ad e c a re fu l p la n s fo r th is o ccasion q u a r te r s at W a sh in g to n , D. c .
We
a n d h a v e a n n o u n c e d it In good tim e h av e r e tu rn e d Hie c a rd w ith a big X
th a t all m ay k«*« p th e d a te open. A placed u n d e r No. T h is q u e stio n was
ro u s in g good
m e e tin g is ex p ected . re f e rre n d e d last N o v em b er w hen a
T h e m e e tin g w ill he a t th e city h a il m a jo rity o f th e v o ters of th is c o u n
on M arch 10.
try re -e le c te d Mr vVilsoii P re s id e n t
M is. J . L o ser h a s r e tu r n e d from th iro b y d e c la rin g th e ir fa ith in th e
P o rtla n d , w h ere sh e h a s been issist- w ar policy ot P re s id e n t W ilson. We
Ing in th e c a re of h e r g ra n d s o n , A r diil not su p p o rt Mr. W ilson but we
n o ld Dutiv, w ho h as been d a n g e ro u s - a te sa tisfie d to leav e tiie re s p o n s ib il
! ly ill w itli p n e u m o n ia .
ity of a d ju s tin g th is q u e stio n w ith
T h e S c h u b e rt q u a r te t
h a s a l l bis a d m in is tra tio n , a n d we a re p e r
n o u n ced a c o n c e rt to be g iv en at iin 1 fectly w illin '; lo g e t back o f w h a te v e r
city b a ll on M arch 3. F u r t h e r an- a c tio n th e P re s id e n t in his Judgni
.if
n o n *r cements w ill be m ad e la te r.
fe e s lit to ta k e in tills m a tte r
No
M rs.
A.
L. S to n e h a s re tu rn e d loyal A m e ric a n c itizen can do o th e r
h o m e fro m P o rth iiiil, w h ere site lias wise.
been fo r a s h o r t tim e w ith h e r son
I lie B e st lie« iim m c in la t ion
E lb e rt S to n e a n d wife.
i'lie s tro n g e s t re c o m m e n d a tio n any
F a irv ie w si bool o b se rv e d W a sh
in g to n ’s b irth d a y y e s te rd a y by g iv a rtic le may receiv e is a fa v o ra b le
w ord fro m th e user.
It is th e re« I
in g a m ost e x c e lle n t p io g rain
o m m e n d a tio n s of th o s e w ho hav«
Mrs. If. M. S hajv a n d d a u g h te r , ut-ed it th a t rriak» ■- t ’liam b erl-iln :
R u th , r e tu rn e d th is w eek from P o r t C ough R em edy so p o p u la r. Mrs
G le rh a r t,
W a y n e sllild ,
la n d . M iss S haw is m a k in g a s a tis A m an d a
O hio, w rite s, " C h a m b e r la in ’s ( ’«nigh
fa c to ry reco v ery fo llo w in g on o p e r a R em edy h as been us< <1 In my fam ily
tio n to r a p p e n d ic itis.
off an d on fo r tw e n ty y e a rs an d it ha.
n ev er failed to c u re a c o u g h o r «old."
Adv.
A C a lifo rn ia m an m ad e 6 1 ,1 0 0 o u t O b ta in a b le e v e ry w h e re .
of a a ai re o f c e le ry cab b ag e.
M ore th a n 5.000.0OO b u sh e ls ot
Haxseed w ere gro w n last y e a r In th<
Lo A n g eles c o u n ty lias Hie la rg e st
A rg e n tin e
o liv i g ro v e In th e w orld.
On ilie N. I' Cain Ranch, One Half Mile North of Manor, W ash
ington, and 11 miles north and east of Vancouver, go to the
Jaggy Road.
L atourell & Son
P o w ell S tre e t
A vVord to the Wise is Sufficient
I lie Ininks in Portland n if now making a charge■
charge of
«if 25c
less than $100.00
per monili.
therefore extend
to uni a cordial inv itation to come und open an 1 ace«
account with us
BANK
O F G R E SH A M
Resources over $100.000.00
A. F. M ll.l.E li. P ie sh le u t.
W. E. M AIIKELL, \ ice P ie sid e n t.
K. X. M IL L L IL ('a s liie r.
The A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
of Powell Valley
P. 0. Gresham R, No. 2,
was Established in 1883 T hirty-four Years Ago, by A. B. Elliott.
\\ ho expects to sell out or j ’etire front business in the next year ot
two and lias reduced prices in many lints and will continue to have
prices that will save you money.
Greatly Reduced Prices
13 111«.. E m it S u g a r fo r
$ 1 .0 0
n lb. ta ck A lb ers Bros. P eacock
P u re Hoile«] Oats
43c
< <tru and T om atoes, 3 cans
asc
lion I mi and S ap olio, each
8c
Ivory Soap, laundry size
Ht
W hite W onder Soap, 6 bars
23«
< r y s ta l W h ite , 6 b ars
23c
Mt. Hood B orax, 6 b ars......
23c
S w ift’s N aptha Soap, 6 b a rs. . 23c
(■olden Star Soap, 8 bars
23«-
Happy Hay Soap, 8 bars.............. 2 5 c
liab y E lep h an t Soap, 0 bars
23«'
I «ds N aptha Soap, 10 bars
43c
D utch C leanser
8c
N ails, 20» to 60», at l b ............
4c
N ails, 6s to 16», at lb .—............ I H e
k a ro C om Syrup, IIIlie Label
5 lb. and 10 lb. tin s
30«' and otic
lia r o B ed Label (a W hite
Syrup 5 lb. and 10 Hi. tin s (We, 7Oc
Fairy Soap. 6 bars ................... 25«'
lle w
D rop
W ash in g
P ow d er
la rg e size
15«
C itr u s W a sh in g I’o w d e r , la rg e
size ...........................
20«
Arm & H am m er So<la
S m all W hite and Large W hile
D eans, at pound
llh
Pennant S h orten in g, m edium
ami large size pails, »<»«• and S i . 75
h r in k le Corn i la k es, 3 for
23«
3 pkgs. Viago 1 ea-t
Itti
(> T ubular L anterns
4(8
H aro S h o v els
05«
H onest la r k s , a t paper.
4c
M atting T ack s, at paper
4c
C arnation, Holly and T elob an
Milk, 3 cans 23« ;
I <lo/..
»3c
« risen, 3 lb. I oz
70«
« rls« o, extra large, 9 lb.,
oz. M2. IO
P e a v ie s , p rice re d u c e d to.
S I. 23
P e a r l C oal (HI, can
S I .(io
E la in e ( til, ran
8 1.3 5
Wo are selling F. S.* P o u ltry Fence, also Colorado Fence a l
the advance. Reduced prices on Dishes. Granite
ware, Hardware, Door- and Windows, STOVES and RANGES
OLIVER PLOWS and HARROWS, DuPONT STUMPING P 0W
DER. $6 621/2 a Box. BUTER NUT BREAD
Prices before
A uction Sale
Bring your 5-gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 55c
M O U N T A IN
M EA D O W
BUTTER
AT CORBETT RANCH. Corbett, Oregon
M anufactured by
SANDY CREAMERY COMPANY
The name “ Mount Hood B u tte r" has heretofore been
used by permission of the Mount Hood fee Cream Co., which
has all its dairy products registered under th at title. That
permission has ceased, hence the change of name, which be
came effective on January 1.
“ Mountain Meadow B utter ’ will he found at all the
Leading stores in the county. Ask for it.
School R eport Cards.
India rubber, it is beiteveri, was
us«*«i for the first tim e as an eraser
The O utlook has on band printed
sch ool report cards, w ith en velop es.
2 He to 3c each complete according to
quantity.
701.
Will mail them
Phone
In 1 7 7 ).
THURSDAY, MARCH 15
. THE
FA.MOI'S 4 AIN
HERDS
T h e E q u al o f an y D airy H erd s in (be S ta te o f W a sh in g to n o r O regon
42 COW S—18 of them have freshened since October, 11
of them since December 15th. A lot of them ju st fresh.
13 2 V EAR OLD H EIFERS 4 will be fresh before sale.
2 more in fact, all bred. 11 yearling Heifers. 11 Heifer Calves
TWO BROOD SOWS 21 Shoats, weight from CO to 80
pounds each.
TWO HORSES
ONE THOROUGHBRED JER SEY BULL
I n e a rly new
in. K iu d e li'ik e r W agon w ith B ox; 1 o ld e r 31 in.
S tu ile b a k e r W agon;
n;
Iron W heel W ag o n ;
Good S p ald in g H a c k ;
P H (). Buggy, ____
R oad (’a r t , D ane M ow er, R ak e, 2 Dises, 2 D ouble
W a lk in g C u ltiv a to rs , P la tfo rm S cales, Disc P low , 2 14-ln. P low s,
5-shovel C u ltiv a to r,
______
2 s e ts D ouble H ack H a rn e ss,
Set S in g le
H a rn e ss, S teel F ra m e H a rro w , S p rin g T ooth H a rro w , Milk C a rt,
S c a ld in g V at, F o rk s , Log C h a in s a n d all k in d s of sm a ll T o o ls, et. .
No. 15 lie L aval ('r e a m S e p a r a to r . N o. 17 He l.a v a l C rea m S ep a ra -
lo r.
\h o n t I to n T lirexhed W heat.
About III Io n s L o o se llav
No. Ill H oi k in g \ alley E n s ila g e C u tter.
Of , l “ ' b*'H' h e r d " « f H1« h n r e d J e r s e y Cow s in tiie
W est
I'tiese m en a re a b s o lu te ly q u ittin g an d an o p p o rtu n ity to
. p u rc h a s e H igh B red S tock Is offered
A c h a n c e th a t does not o fte n
h ap p en . Il you a re In th e m a rk e t fo r a cow o r m o re, com e and you
w ill not he d is a p p o in te d . T h ese cow s will be tu b e r c u lin teSTeil lie
lo re th e sa le by Dr. A. ( ’. B row n, of V a n co u v er, a s s is ta n t S ta te
V e te rin a ria n an d a c e rtific a te of h e a lth will be fu r n is h e d w ith each
eow , e n a b lin g you to sh ip th e m o u t of th e s ta te .
I I II MS— ( a s h o n su m s u n d er « 2 0 . « 2 0 am i up to six m o n t h s ’ H int1
o n a p p ro v e d s e c u r it y ; 2 per cen t ilis e o u n t o n su m s o v e r 8 2 0 .
Sale Rain or Shine
Free Lunch a t Noon
CAIN & WILLIAMS, SM ITHLINE BROS, Owners.
W. S. W O OD, t u c t io u e e r , V a n c o u v e r , W a sh in g to n .
A uction Sale
Gi« the Robertson Place, One Mile N ortheast of Pleasant Home,
on Mt. Hood Electric Line.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28,
LI V STO C K
I igh t I i m i ;
“ '•'*
g r a d e H olstein , o th e r s g r a d e J e r se y am i t.u e r n -
3 g r a d e H o lste in , I J e rsey Mild G m -tn sey .
I l l e i le r s ;
All C attle T uberculin T ested
1.35«, G elding 7 y e a rs,
rh ree H o rses;
I VO W agons
«pread. r.
« <jrn
i |,r l .".g >','.,d S |,lk '
D oubb l l a r n e a
Commencing at 10 a.m .
Mar.» » y e a r s, w e ig h t
w eigh t 1 1 7 5 .
FARM
IMPLEMENTS,
ETC.
Blow s, P o ta to B lu n ter, 3 C u ltiv a to rs ,
M an u re
P la n te r ,
G ard en D rill a n d W heel H«e
Ills.
ro o th H a rro w s, M ow er a n d R ak e, W eed er, S u rrv
n d o th e r a rtic le s too n u m e ro u s to m en tio n .
Sale Rain or Shine
f j M Lunch at Noon
TERM S
S um s u n d e r $20, C a sh ; $20 o r o v e r. 8 m o n th s ’ tim e on
b a n k a b le n o te s a t 8 p e r cen t In te re st.
„ , xv..°.H Y H
’*
'
VN III,list>N ,
ROKERTSON,
Administrator.
tu .llo m n
h
v
M ILI.EIl ( |e r k
Hoss’ Truck Service
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
22!) Pine Street Between F irst and Second
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETW EEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
I nrm er's Hauling, F u rn itu re Moving.
B riquet«, S am i an d G ravel
Gresham
Phone 79 x
Bert Hoss
O rders taken for Goal,
P o r tla n d
B roadw ay 2 0 8 2 ;
1 -2 0 7 8
Sale Commences 10 A M.
12 Guernsey Grade Young Cows, All Fresh
E x c e lle n t fa m ily ( ows. te s tin g fro m 5 lo 6 per c u t B u tte r
F at. A ll hrok«1 to head.
SALE RAIN OR SHINE
exh ib ition In F ran ce has at-
tracted m uch a rtistic d iscu ssion .
R. P. R A S M U S S E N , O w ner
J.
T. WILSON, Auctioneer
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A
J.
W
BROWN, Prop.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
I FILMS « ash or approved aeeurity, aix months' tim e, at 8
per cent.
A toy
Don't forxet to read the want aria
Monday, February 26, Commencing at 10 a.m. Sharp
Best Quality Meats
¡t Home-Made Lard and Saisage, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according