Gresham outlook., March 02, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
VENTURA PARK
PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES FROM THE BURGLARS
Safety Deposit Boxes
BANK
O F G RESH AM
A uction Sale
On The Handle Place In Springwater
Q uarter M ile Ea«t o f Store, T liie e anil Hull M iles S ou th east o f
E staeaila.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, Commencing 10:30 Sharp
COTTRELL
One ll - y e a r old B lu e ItoauAXare, w eig h t 1599 Ills. Team Gray
G elding«. III ami II years old , w eight 2 9 9 9 11*«. ISOtMh. Ray Mare,
9 years old. 1199-lh. Sorrel Mare, 7 years old. 199-11*. Klaek Mare,
4 y ears old . T h ese are good horse.«. A lso 3 «els D ouble H arness
and C ollars,
F ou r Head 2-year-old H eifers, now m ilk in g.
T w o Head 5-
year-old Cows, now m ilk in g , l ive Head Young H eifers. T his is all
good dairy stock .
One 2-liorse D isc H arrow.
One 3 -h o rse P eoria Grain Drill.
2 ¡¡-section P eg T ooth Iron Harrow«. Spring T ootii Harrow. Tw o
No. 4 9 O liver W alking Plow«. D ouble sh o v el C u ltivator. O ne No. 3
Hall' T ruck W agon. 7 5 -E g g B antam Im uhator. New Vo. i Sharpies
T u b u lar Cream S eparator. Old ICange Stove.
Ten ft. E xten sion
T able, new . Viw B edstead and sp rin g«. 3 5 ton« Baled Gray Oat
lla y .
B arrels, T ools, A xes, H atchets, Saw — R ip, C ut-off and
C ross-cu t. P lan es, W renches, Hum m ers, H oes, P o ta to Korku and
m any o th er articles too n u m erou s to m ention.
Mrs. Ed. A n d re is v is itin g
tiv es in P o rtla n d th is w eek.
T h e L a d ie s' Em b ro id e ry c lu b will
m e e t w ith
M rs
Al
D eH av en of
S cenic, W e d n esd ay , M arch 6.
M rs. C ra w fo rd w as c a lled to T a ­
co m a. th e first of th e w eek on a cco u n t
of th e d e a th of h e r s is te r o f th a t
place.
C. M. DAVIS, O w ner
W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer.
iu i:
I. T. C offm an, o f L e n ts ,, w as o u t
T u esd ay lo o k in g a f t e r h is fa rm .
Roy P e te rs o n , o f L e n ts, w as in th e
valley on b u sin e ss o n e d ay recen tly
O ils Jo h n s o n h a s r e tu r n e d to his
h om e a t T re m o n t a f t e r a few d a y s ' 1
visit w ith h is b ro th e r. Rub.,' Jo h n - I
sou.
M rs. Ira H a m ilto n , o f P ortisr* 1. !
w as a g u e st a t th e honey of M r and
N rs. J. W. F ro s t. J r ., d u r in g th e fo re
p a it o f the w eek.
Mrs. G. N. S a g e r w as a city v is ito r i
on T u e sd a y last.
A ssista n t C o u n ty A gent Iva ld erlv
w as in o u r m id st on
W ■dm-sduy.
lo o k in g
a fte r
w ork In 'o n n e e tio n
w ith th e olflee.
M.s.- E d n a B erk o , w ho is to.vehlng
school n e a r B a rto n , c: r i •> h o m e I rl-
doy ev e n in g a n d re m a in e d o v er S u n ­
day w ith hom e folks.
O. F. N eal h as tra d e d hl« la r n i for
a g e n e ra l m e rc h a n d is e b u sin e ss lo-
•ated at M anning. O regon. Mr. N eal
anil fam ily left M onday fo r th e ir nt a
hom e.
1’. F . U hlig is m o v in g fro m th e G.
H. R ichey place, w h e re he h a s r i ­
d d e d fo r th e past th r e e y e a rs , to his
ow n place.
T h e in f a n t d a u g h te r of Mr. an d
Mrs. C has. D a h lq u is t. S r., is serio u sly
ill.
Mrs. G. N. S a g e r e n te r ta in e d th e '
L a d ie s ’ Aid on W ed n esd ay . A good
a tte n d a n c e is re p o rte d .
Mrs. D ave
M usters will e n te r ta in th e Aid at the
next m eetin g .
T h e re w as a good a tte n d a n c e a t j
g ra n g e last S a tu rd a y n o tw ith s ta n d ­
ing .'lie s to rm y w e a th e r co n d itio n s.
An ex cellen t
lite r a r y
a n d m u sical
p ro g ra m w as re n d e re d , th e re a d in g s
g iven in c o m m e m o ra tio n of th e a n ­
n iv e rs a rie s of th e b ir th s of W ash in g
ton a n d L in co ln w ere e sp ecially Ut­
tin g fo r th e o ccasio n . L e c tu r e r Mrs.
H. E. I’o p p le to n w as in c h a rg e . C om ­
m itte e s w ere a p p o in te d to m a k e a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts to e n te r an ijxhibit at
th e c o u n ty fa ir n ext fa ll, a n d to m ak e
a r r a n g e m e n ts fo r e n te r ta in in g P o ­
m ona g ra n g e ,
w hich
m eets
w ith
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e on th e th ird
W ednesday in M arch.
Ri v. W ard W. M acH en ry , p a s to r
M ount T a b o r P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h ,
sa y s : "C h rist’s te a c h in g Is c le a r an d
sim p le.
In
fa ith ,
th in k
a n oble
th o u g h t, in te r p r e t in a n o b le deed
and II w ill m a k e you a n o b le m an.
T h in k vile th o u g h ts , in te r p r e t in vile
d eeds, an d you w ill be a vile m an
Be n o t m erely good, b u t good fo r
som e) h ln g .”
SANDY BLUFF
L a w re n c e C ro sw ell h as lo cated his
Mrs.
M aggie
B ell a n d d a u g h te r
a u to m o b ile . It w as fo u n d a few d ays M a rg a rite , of S an d y , v isited se v e ra l
ag o at H o lb ro o k w h ere it h a s been d a y s la st week w ith h e r p a re n ts , Mr.
m ad e in to a tru c k .
an d Mrs. P a u l D unn.
I B E E F I NCH AT NOON
HALE RAIN OH SH IN E .
r e la ­
M r a n d Mrs. F re d W a g n e r e n te r ­
ta in e d S u n d ay , Mr. a n d Mrs. A rn o ld
R u eg g , Mr. a n d M rs. W t n . C u n n in g ­
h am , Mr an d Mrs. O rv al M an ary,
Mr. a n d M is. F ra n k B eers a n d Andy
G ra stle r.
T E R M S — S u m s u n d e r $15 C a sh ; all o v e r $15 on b a n k a b le n o te , 6
m o n th s . 8 p e r cen t in te re s t. Two p e r c e n t d is c o u n t lo r cash
on su m s o v e r $15.
MARCH
A. MEYERS. Clerk
PA G E
THREE
PLEASANT VALLEY
T h e B ase L in e Im p ro v e m e n t clu b
m et F eb . 28. a b o u t 30 b ein g p re s e n t.
M iss F o x . fro m th e c o u n ty lib ra ry ,
w as o u t. a ls o M rs. W ilso n .
Mrs.
G e v u rtz a n d Mrs. M iley, m e m b e rs of
th e b o a rd o f th e P o rtla n d W o m en 's
R e se a rc h clu b , a n d M rs R ow eu, Miss
F a r r in g to n a n d Mrs. J e lk iu th e of-
ticeis of th e clu b re c e n tly o rg a n iz e d
a t R o ck w o o d .
Miss F ox sp o k e on
good b o o k s w hich w as v ery h e lp fu l.
Mrs. W ilson th e n sp o k e on good lit­
e r a tu r e , g iv in g a d d e d th o u g h ts th a t
w ere v ery in s tru c tiv e .
M rs. W iley
sp o k e o n th e w o rk o f th e P o rtla n d
W o m en ’s R e se a rc h c lu b , a n d Mrs.
G e v u rtz ' to p ic w as. “ L ove. E q u a lity
an d F id e lity .” S he said th a t w ith o u t
th e s e th r e e p rin c ip le s an y o rg a n iz a ­
tion .,'ould be a fa ilu re . T h e R o ck ­
wood la d le s sp o k e on R ock woo 1 and
v icin ity a n d sa id th ey w ere p la n n in g
to do th e ir p a r t In m a k in g It th e
m ost d e s ira b le p lace to live. T h e
c lu b w as p leased to h av e th e s e la ­
d les m e t! w ith th e m a n d h o p e they
w ill co m e a g a in . T h e n ex t m e etin g
w ill be h eld M arch 28.
Mrs. W in. S m ith , w ho is very 111,
w as ta k e .i to th e Good S a m a rita n
i h o sp ita l M onday.
M iss M a rg a re t D ickson w as given
| a lin en sh o w e r a t th e h o m e of h e r
| m o th e r, Mrs. H a ld a n e D ickson. F r i­
day a fte rn o o n , w hen a n u m b e r of
frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s g a th e r e d to do
h e r h o n o r In a n tic ip a tio n
of
her
m a rria g e in th e n e a r fu tu r e to W il­
liam S to n e of F a irv ie w . A p le a s a n t
a fte rn o o n w as sp e n t, a t th e clo se of
w hich
re f re s h m e n ts
w ere serv ed .
Mrs. D eSpaln an d Mrs. Z a n d e r, m o th ­
e r a n d s is te r of M rs. D ickson, a s s is t­
ed M rs. D ickson In e n te r ta in in g .
M rs. M aud W eb b er, M rs W inilel
an d Miss A nna O lsen of P o rtla n d
w ere g u e s ts a t th e J . C. R asm u ssen
fa rm W ed n esd ay .
M rs. C h as. H e a th h as been su ffe r­
ing w ith n e u ra lg ia th e p ast w eek.
BY DEPOSITING THEM IN ONE OF OUR
FRIDAY,
For Cutting Cordwood, Shingle Bolts, Fuel
for Logging Engines, Clearing Land, Etc.
P R IC E $ 1 6 0 , T E R M S
W ith F ree E n g in e C lutch, M ore P o w er, I h o ro u g h ly
T e ste d a n d F ully G u a ra n te e d
FOR YOl'K SPRING MACHINERY.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
TEL. 541
GRESHAM. ORE.
TEL. 6x2
CLEAR
LAND
W ITH
Pointing the Way
to a Greater
Success
file upper view shows how
groups of big stum ps arc blasted
out clean a t one tim e, w ith all
d irt off th e roots and stu m p s sh a t­
tered in to kindling wood. At th e
sam e tim e th e subsoil is thoroughly
broken np, creatin g a fine hom e
for th e new crop. Lower view
shows a celery crop w orth fSIX)
per acre tell m onths ufter stum ps
were blusteil out.
To learn how progressive farm ers
a re using d y n am ite for rem oving
stum ps and boulders, p lan tin g and
For Your Business
and Ours
c u l t i v a t i n g f r u i t tr e e s ,
regenerating
barren soil, ditching, drain in g , e x ­
cavating, an d road-m aking.
A sk lo r B o o k le t
A ndrew C a rre ll, of P ow ell V alley,
s p e n t S a tu rd a y an d S u n d ay w ith A l­
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. A n d erso n of V er­ b e rt A ult.
non. W a sh in g to n , a re v is itin g fo rm -J
E. It. B rook h a s been q u ite sii k
e r n e ig h b o rs an d frie n d s in th is v i - 1
but Is b e tte r a t p re s e n t w ritin g .
cin ity . T h ey
h av e been sp e n d in g ;
C h a rle s W ilk in so n h a s r e tu rn e d
se v e ra l w eeks in C a lifo rn ia a n d a re l
hom e, h a v in g been s e v e ra l m o n th s in
on th e ir way hom e.
T h ey a re e n ­ M ichigan.
H e Is g o in g to do som e |
g ag ed in th e d a iry b u sin e ss a t V er­ c le a rin g to get so m e p o ta to e s piai t-
P. 0. Gresham R. No. 2,
non. w h ere th e y h av e a b o u t a h u n ­
was Established in 1883 Thirty-four Years Ago, by A. B. Elliott. d re d cow s. Mrs. A n d erso n is a s is te r ed.
Mrs. F re d R a d fo rd a n d M rs. Jo e
Who expects to sell out or retire from business in the next year or o f Mrs. C. R. K e lle r an d w as f o r m e r­
C ald o
sp e n t W e d n esd ay a fte rn o o n
two and has reduced prices in many lines and will continue to have ly Mrs. E n d l T illeso n .
w ith M rs H an s K o ek .o f M abery.
prices that will save you money.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n P u lm b la d e n ­
S ylvia F lin n , w ho h a s been v is it­
te r ta in e d on W ed n esd ay M rs. C R. ing th e p a st th r e e m o n th s w ith h e r !
K e lle r a n d Mr. an d M rs. A. A n d e r­ p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. O sb o rn , h as
son.
13 lb s. I’ruit S ugar for.
S I .9 0 Dew Drop W ashing P ow d er
r e tu rn e d to S a n g e r C a lifo rn ia , w her.'
large size
I3 c
9 lb. sack A lbers B ros. P eacock
h e r s is te r . M rs Tom S to n e , re s id e s. !
P u re R olled Oat«
4 5 c C itrus W ash in g P ow der, large
FAIRVIEW
25c
SB®
Corn and T om atoes, 3 ca n s
ROCKWOOD
B ills a re o u t a n n o u n c in g th e m n
B on Am i and S ap olio, e ach .
He Arm & H am m er S od a...............
5c
C K K S IIA M . O REG O N
Ivory Soap, lau n d ry s iz e ...........
8 c Sm all W h ite and Large W hite
c e rt to be g iven by th e S c h u b e rt
R ockw ood Im p ro v e m e n t c lu b w as
25c
W h ite W onder Soap, 6 bars
B eans, at pound .......................
l« c
Q u a rte t, u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e re p re s e n te d In a m e e tin g h eld at
25i P en n an t S h orten in g, m edium
< rj «tai W l i i t e , 6 ba rs
25c
Mt. Hood Borax, 6 ban
a n d la rg e size p ails, Ode and 8 1 .7 5 Y. P. 8. C. E., a t th e city h a ll to m o r­ V e n tu ra P a rk on W e d n esd ay by Mrs.
S w ift's N aptha Soap, 6 bars.... 25c K riu k le Corn I lak es, 3 for
25. row n ig h t.
Mr. H e rb e rt W F ro s t, .le ik in , Miss
P a rr in g to n
a n d Mrs.
25«' 3 p k g s. M agic Y e a s t......................
G olden S tar Soap, 8 bars .....
I Oc th e seco n d b ase, is also a m e m b e r of
R ow en. S e v e ra l s p e a k e r s from P o rt-
25c O T ubular L a n tern s...................
Happy Day Soap, 8 b ars..............
49«'
25c Barn S h o v els ................................... «3c th e Ad Men s Q u a rte t an d sa n g fo r lan d w ere p re s e n t a n d g a v e In te re s t-
Baby E lephant Soap, (I liar«
E els N aptha Soap 10 b a r s ......
45c H onest T acks, at paper..............
I. se v e ra l y e a rs w ith th e Im p e ria l Q u ar- ¡n g HI1(| in s tru c tiv e ta lk s . A m e etin g
T h e fam o u s ROOT a n d B ER R Y
D utch C lea n ser................
He M atting T acks, at p ap er............
4c te t of ( h icag o . H is voice h as an e x - t ,,f a u th e B ase L in e Im p ro v em e n t
rem ed y fo r R H EU M A TISM
Con­
N ails. 20s to 60s, a t lb
4c C arnation, H olly am i Y elohan
ta in s no o p ia te s o r c h e m ic a ls, will
tre
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N ails, 6s to 16s, a t lb ........
4 i# c
M ilk, 3 ca n s 2 5 c ;
1 d o s,. . • S c
n o t In ju re th e m ost d e lic a te sto m ach .
I ri«i o, 3 II*. 1 o z .............................
K aro Corn Hy rup, B lu e L abel
7O<
I a t R u sse llv ille to m o rro w n ig h t, M ar
R e su lts g u a ra n te e d o r m oney r e f u n d ­
A
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5 lb. and 10 lb. tin s . 3 9 c and OOc C risco, extra large, 9 lb., 5 oz. .82.10
PLEASANT HOME
Price $1.60 p er o u tfit. F o r
3, w hen a ro u s in g tim e Is ex p ected . h as I*, en o rg a n iz e d at B row nw ood. ed.
Kan* IL«I l-ahel (a W h ite
P ea v ies, price reduced to ........... SI 25
s a le by
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Syrup 5 lb. ar.d 10 lb. tin s 3 5 c, 79c P earl C oal Oil, ca n ...................... 8 1 .0 0
T ex as
Rev A. J. W are w ill p re a c h at th e
GRESIIAM DREG « DM PANY,
F a iry Soap, 6 bars ....... ........
25c E lain e Gil, can
8 1 .3 5 I B ap tist c h u rc h n ext
S u n d a y , both ta tiv e ! o f th e p. It. L. * P. co m p an y .
I’ow ell Street
Phone 721
We are selling U. S. Poultry Fence, also Colorado Fence a t ' m o rn in g an d e v e n in g A c o rd ia l In­
E veryone baa som eth in g to buy
Prices before th e advance. Reduced prices on Dishes, Granite- v ita tio n is ex te n d e d to all
I or sell. T ry an O utlook » a n t sd
POWELL VALLEY
The A. B. ELLIOTT CO.
Good Printing
and Advertising
of Powell Valley
Greatly Reduced Prices
Will Bring the Results
We Both Need and
Show Our Loyalty
to Our Town.
A. W. Metzger
Gresham Outlook
RHEUMATISM
H o s s ’ T r u c k S e r v ic e
ware, Hardware, Doors and Windows, STOVES and RANGES.
OLIVER PLOWS and HARROWS, DuPONT STUMPING P0W
DER. $6.621/j a Box. BUTTER NUT BREAD
Auction Sale
Bring your 5-gallon coal oil cans, we fill them for 55c
MOUNTAIN MEADOW BUTTER
AT CORBETT RANCH, Corbett, Oregon
Manufactured by
SANDY CREAMERY COMPANY
The name “ Mount Hood Butter” has heretofore been
uied by permission of the Mount Hood Ice Cream Co., which
has alt its dairy products registered under that title. That
permission has ceased, hence the change of name, which be­
came effective on January 1.
“ Mountain Meadow Butter’’ will be found at all the
Leading stores in the county. Ask for it.
THURSDAY, MARCH 15
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
229 I’ine Street Between First and Second
ALL KINDS OF HAULINO BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
F a r m e r 's H a u lin g ,
Gresham
Phone 79 x
T he O utlook has on hand p rin ted
,
.
...
...
Sale Commences 10 A. M.
12 Guernsey Grade Young Cows, All Fresh
Excellent family ' owa, testing from 5 to ( per seat Bnttei
SALE RAIN OR SHINE
M e Have Them Now.
T hose Milk Record blanks.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
per cent.
P rln t-
cd on durable cardboard, su ita b le for
school re p o rt card s, w ith envelopes.
L ....
16 to 18 cows
J u s t th e th in g for
B » c to 3c each com plete according to yonr da)ry
w | „ a>Te fflany t ,mea
W ill m ail them .
q u an tity .
Phone th e ir cost.
10c each, o r f l.0 0 a
T01.
dozen
Tbs Outlook, phone 701.
O rd e rs ta k e n fo r C oal.
P ortland
B roadway 2OH2; A-2O7H
Bert Hoss
R. P. RASMUSSEN, Owner
|
J.
T. WILSON. Auctioneer
J.
W
BROWN, Prop.
Best Quality Meats
TERMS—f'ash or approved security, six mouths’ time, at 8
.
F u r n i tu r e M oving.
Briquets, Sand and Gravel
Fat. All broke to I ead.
.School R eport Card*.
ANTI-URIC
Home-Made Lard and Saisa^e, Hams and Bacon
Highest Prices Paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
PHONE 41
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POWELL STREET