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GRESHAM
M ultnom ah O range No 71 will
S. E. Roberta, form erly postm aster
meet In th e ir hall S aturday, Ju n e at Bull Run, and a nephew of It M
23. The sub ject for th e lectu re Roberta, p o stm aste r at G resham , has
hour h C hildren's Day. P atrons, all been appointed sheriff of the newly
cnnie out and bring your children created D eschutes county of which
and If you have none, borrow your 1 Bend is th e co u n t seat. He was here
uelghtgira, and let ua m ake it a pleas- j last week In atten d an ce upon the
an t and happy day for the children. sh eriff’s convention in P o rtlan d His
N eighbors who a re not grangers, are wife and two ch ild ren accom panied
cordially invited to bring th e ir ch il him aud will rem ain
in G resham
dren and be m erry with its We are with th e ir relatives for about a
only children once ao let ua try to 1 m onth
Sheriff R oberts retu rn ed to
m ake thia a day to be rem em bered Bend on Sunday m orning, arriv in g
hv all present. We will have songs th ere yesterday noon.
and recitation« by the children, alao I
T he high school A lum ni associa
.some by th e older one«. Essays and
talk« to th e children. All are co r tlon will meet at the high school
dially invited to atten d the lecture building next S atu rd ay night at 8
o'clock for tile purpose of electin g o f
hour
MRS. G W ALLDER,
L ecturer. ficers for th e ensuing year aud con
ductin g any o th e r business th a t may
Al. H am m er, the well-known con properly come before It
trat tor, ia reported q u ite aick again
A w indm ill constructed from a
a s the reault of a severe cold.
wagon wheel and barrel staves, a gas
Mayor S tapleton
will leave for pipe for d riving sh a ft, and two
M inneapolis on F riday evening next wooden pulleys with belts, has been
io atten d the session of Im perial attach ed by a South Dakota man to
S brinerà
He will be aw ay about two Ills wife's w ashtuh. With this con
triv an ce wind does not only the fam i
weeks.
ly w ashing, but also ru n s the chlck-
John l l r o w n in su res au tom ob iles enfeed g rin d er, an em ery wheel, an
Phone f 13.
egg beater, nnd a churn.
YELLOW FIR LUMBER
ALL GRADES TO HKLIMT IR O M .
FINISH LUMBER,
FLOORING,
CEILING,
MOULDINGS
KILN DRIED
Sash,
Doors,
Nails,
B uilders’ Hardware
Jones Lumber Co.
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G resham Yard
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T H IS IS T H E
Iff YOU WANT M EAT
Off H lO H E iT C L A S S
T his B utcmeix .
SHOP YOU M U S T
no t
O utstep inside
amp you will see
A FOOD SHOP Off
R eal o v a l it y
QUALITY FOOD SHOP
of th e town. We are th e b u tc h
ers of renow n.
We a re now
serving th e m ost fastidious
folks with th e best m eats they
have ever eaten and the foods
they purchase a re delivered at
th e ir homes w ith a speed th a t’s
never been beaten.
A J W. BROWN, Prop.
Gresham Market
G R ESH A M . OREGON
Get this $ 1 .8 5
L IM IT E D
Bp«?» ial offer exp ireaon date
narnvd in coupon. There
a fte r price w ill be I1.B6.
W eas’-E ver
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ALUM INUM S IX -Q U A R T KETTLE
For P r e se r v in g , P ot R oasting, S tew in g, Etc.
$1.15
For O N L Y
j n d th e c o u p o n i f p re s e n te d on o r
b e fo re J u n e 3 0 , 1 9 1 7 .
W e a r-E v e r" aluminum utensils give enduring satisfaction oecause
they are so carefully in~de
M a »« via
from thick, hard, sheet aluminum.
R ep la ce uten sils that w ear out
i:1' ’ with u ten sils that “ W ear-Ever"
Look for th e W e a r - E v e r " ttade mark on the bottom of every
utensil. If it is not there, it is not ' W ear-E ver.'*
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OUTLOOK
TLK9DAÏ,
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
JUNK
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Mrs. Maxwell Schneider has a new
O verland C ountry Club car
Mrs. A delaid M cPbee, of P o rtland,
is spending th e week with Miss Mary
Cathey
Miss Emma B Johnson spent Sat
urday ev en in g at the O aks with
Portland, friends.
Bert Boss has enlisted in th e am- :
biilance corps and expects to go east '
in a sh o rt tim e to begin train in g
Mrs. Echo Akin and son Russell '
visited the rose carnival F riday, the ’
g u ests of Mrs. C larence T ru e ilson. J
C lark S tlllions was hom e from the '
tra in in g cam p to spend a few days j
with his p aren ts, Mr. aud Mrs. J. T.
Stlllions.
Mrs. 1. .McColl e n tertain ed at d in
ner on Sunday Mrs. W arren , the
Misses H elene and B ertha Duff and
Dr. C. R. McColl, all of P o rtlan d .
Miss Della H ughes, one of th e re
cent g rad u a tes of the union high
school, is em ployed as office assistan t
to h er b ro th er, Dr. H. H. Hughes.
Mr
and
Mrs. George Siers, of
P o rtland, spent S aturday and Sunday
with Mrs. II. C unningham of Spring-
crest farm . T he la tte r Is Mr. S iers’
•• sister.
The W om en’s C h ristian T em per,
ance Union will m eet at th e lib rary
next T hursday aftern o o n a t 2:31) for
sewing. A sh o rt business session will
he held.
Miss Ruby Emery retu rn ed Friday
front Union, O regon, w here she has
been nu rsin g the wife and baby
d a u g h te r of her b ro th er. Dr. Mark
W Emery.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. St. C lair spent I
Sunday in P o rtlan d , th e g u ests ol
Dr and Mrs. R obert E lm er Sm ith.
Dr. Sm ith Is p asto r of th e S unny
side M ethodist Episcopal church.
C laude S m ith has sold his motion
p ictu re show to a man from P ort
laud. He I h expecting to go to e a st
ern Oregon to work. E. A. Easley I
was In stru m en tal in finding a buyer I
fo r Mr. Sm ith.
J. T. C lark of Jack so n , M ichigan
spent Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. W
E. Bates. Mr. 'Clark is a prom inent
frien d of th e B ates’, form erly acco-
clated w ith Ju d g e C. A. Blair, Mrs
B ates’ fath er.
H enry Bottlesou and W illiam HUI
yard, recen t naval recru its from th is
vicinity, cam e down from B rem er
ton for a few days an d took p a rt In
th e rose festival b arad e. They were
v isitin g relatives here.
Mrs. J. O. S tew art of Stapleg, Min
n eso ta, has been visiting h e r b ro th er
R. F. W alters of G resham H eights
F arm .
H er d a u g h te r, Mrs. G eorge
O rlem an and G eorge O rlem an, J r.,
accom panied Mrs. Stew art.
Guy Jones from th e C lackam as
tra in in g cam p visited hom e folks on
Sunday. Guy has resigned hiB posi
tion as C aptain W est’s o rd erly and
has been tra n sfe rre d to th e m edical
corps. He is now an assista n t d en tal
surgeon.
Officers from L ents were in G resh.
am on S atu rd ay looking for E arl
R eth erfo rd and Bud H azlet, two ru n
aw ay boys. They left a description
w hich may be found In an ad v e rtise
m ent elsew here. A t last rep o rts the
boys had not been h eard from.
Miss N ellie F aris has retu rn ed
hom e a fte r a few w eeks' visit w ith
frien d s In R oseburg and Salem. At
th e la tte r place she was the guest of
Miss F lorence Cleveland, form erly of
G resham , who is a t th e head of the
Salem Young W om en's C h ristian as
sociation.
Jo h n Brown yesterday bought J.
N. C lan ah an 's Butck m otor car and is
having It th o ro u g h ly overhauled Mr
B row n's Insurance business is in
creasing to such an ex tent th a t he re
q u ires b e tte r tra n sp o rta tio n th a n a
h o rse; besides he can now cover a
g re a te r te rrito ry and m ake m ore fre
qu en t trips
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e ll a lly o u r H o r s e s
e x c e p t th o s e y o u n e e d fw
Workinyour-Field. HaulCheaper
-Faster with S m ith Form-a-Truck
OU are losing money—losing tim e—delaying farm work when
you take your horses out of the field to do your hauling.
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Get a Smith Fot^m-a-Truck—let it carry the m anure—your hay—
your fertilizer. Use it for hauling crops—feed lumber—c o al-an d
everything on the farm.
If you are a dairy farmer, sell all your horses. Use Smith Form
a-Truck. Save two thirds your time. 'Treble your profit.
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Twice the Work of 4 Horses
Amazing Economies
Hundreds of farmers are proving in actual
daily performance that one Smith Form-a-Truck
will do twice the work of two teams. And at
half the cost. Yet Smith Form-a-TrucHt costs
you no more than a good team and harness—$350.
Less than 8c per ton mile. 6,000 to 8,000 miles
per set of tires— 12 to 18 miles per gallon of gaso
line 12 to 15 miles per hour under full load—
and repair expenses practically nothing Smith
Form a-Truck shows record of 20,000 miles'
service with average loads of 2,050 pounds—at a
total of $8 for repairs.
Save
the Time
T he best speed a team can mal e on the road
under full load is thiee to four miles an hour.
Smith Form-a-Truck can carry the same load at
the amazing rate of 12 to 15 miles an hour—
one-third the time of slow, costly horses.
Think what this tremendous saving means in
drivers’ wages!
Goes Anywhere
Use Smith Form-a-Truck any place on your
farm — over roughest roads — through worst
Held — through deepest sand — through mud,
•and, snow. No hill is too steep for it.
Cost» Nothing While Idle
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Farm horses work only 1,000 hours a year -100
«lays of 10 hours each. Yet they eat—get veteri
nary services and extra care for 365 days.
Think of the tremendous money you are losing.
265 days of idleness
Use your Smith Form-a-Truck as many hours
a day as necessary- for 365 days every year.
When idle, it costs you not one penny. And
when it work*, it makes tug protits for you.
Famous 8-in-l Convertible
Farm Bodi
Pull the lever! Instantly you get any one of
eight combinations of farm bodies without a
single tool -stock rack body—hay rack basket
rack
hog rack — grain - Hat rack—high flare
board flat rack, scoop board down. Exclusive
Smith Form-a-Truck feature.
Now for 6 Cars
Smith F orm -a-T ruck attachment combined
with a Ford, Maxwell, Dodge Bros., Chevrolet,
Buick or Overland chassis makes a fully guaran
teed, powerful, strong one ton truck Double
construction the strongest known to engineer
ing. 90% ot load earned on Smith Form a Truck
rear axle. Ford rear axle” inertly acts as a
jack-shaft
Come in NOW. Let us show you how Smith
Form-a-Truck on your lan u will save you big
money.
TROUTDALE AUTO CO.
C. I. RAKER & SON. Props.
$
G resham P h on e 18x1
rroutilalff P h on e Main 12
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TEACHERS’
EXAMINATIONS
F or th e first tim e In the h isto ry of Stom ach Trouble* ami C onstipation.
th e M ultnom ah county poor farm has
“ I will cheerfully say that C ham
it been self su stain in g
Much m ore
b erla in 's T ab lets are the m ost sa tis
produce “is raised th an Is needed and factory rem edy for stom ach troubles
ju st th is m onth a lo t of su rp lu s pork and con stip atio n th a t I have sold jn
Notice Is hereby given th a t Hie was tu rn ed off, b ringing in m ore th a n th irty -fo u r years' d ru g sto re se rv
ice,” w rites 8. H M urphy, d ruggist.
county su p e rin ten d e n t of M ultnom ah »1400.
H arold K ern was home on leave |co u n ty . Oregon, will hold the reg u lar
W ellsburg. N. Y O btainable every
where.
of absence for th e week-end from the I exam ination of ap p lican ts for sta te
If your O utlook su b scrip tio n hes
A m erican L ake tra in in g cam p
His i ertffleates at High School of Com
expired renew today.
Read the W ant Ads.
m other. Mrs. M D K ern, gave a d in merce, F ifth and H arrison stree ts, as
; follow s:
n er on Sunday In hpnor of H arold
C om m encing W ednesday, Ju n e 27,
and also In honor of the b irth d ay of 1917, at 8 :3 0 o'clock a m , and con
Roy K ern T hose at th e d in n er were tin u in g until S atu rd ay . Ju n e 30,
th e two K ern fam ilies aud Miss Isa 1917, at I o'clock p in
W ednesday Forenoon U S his-
bel M etzger
■ tory, w riting tp e n tn a rs h ip ), m usic,
D W. M etzger has sold his hom e ' ‘>r»w*ug
W ednesday
A ftern o o n -- P h y sio l
place, consisting of fo u r and a h alf
If not yon tuav still ha\t one by making your wants known
reading, m anual tra in in g , com . j
acres an d residence on South Rob ogy,
posttton. dom estic science, m ethods
to ns.
e rts avenue, to G eorge T aeheron of In reading, course o t stu d y for d ra w
H aley sta tio n , who expects to take ing. m ethods in arith m etic.
T h u rsd ay
F o ren o o n — A rithm etic,
possession a t once.
Mr. M etzger's
Taking into consideration the heavy income tax in effect at
history of education, psychology,
plans have not been announced The m ethods in geography, m echanical
the present time and the tax exempt features of the Liberty
deal was m ade th ro u g h K rider ft El- draw ing, dom estic a rt, course of
Loan Bond we believe that the demand by the large investors
kington
study fo r dom estic art
T h u rsd ay A fternoon — G ram m ar,
for the Liberty Loan Bond will be such as to cause them to sell
The "group m eetin g ," announced geography, sten o g rap h y . A m erican
in th e last O utlook, is In progress at lite ra tu re , physics, typew riting, m eth
above par. We are handling this business without cost to yon
th e M ethodist Episcopal church In ods tn language, thesis for prim ary
or the Government and you may be free to call upon us for
te re stin g services w ere held th is a f certificate
information
F rid ay
F o ren o o n — Theory
and
tern o o n and in th e evening, b egin practice. o rth o g ra p h y
t sp e llin g ),
ning at 7 :30 o'clock, several speakers physical geography. E n g ltrh lite ra -,
We also receive and remit Red Gross subscriptions without
will discuss som e of th e problem s of tu rs. ch em istry , physical cu ltu re.
charge
F riday
A fternoon School law.
the church work. A basket su p p er
geology, alg eb ra, civil governm ent.
will be held on th e church lawn this
S atu rd ay
Forenoon - - G eom etry, j
evening a t six o'clock, to which all botany.
S atu rd ay A ftern o o n — G eneral hts- ¡
a re invited. B ring well filled baskets
and let th e w hole fam ily enjoy th e I to ry . bookkeeping.
GRESHAM. OREGON
Did You Get a Bond?
FIRST STATE BANK
treat.
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W C. ALDERSON,
County Superintendent Schools
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