Gresham outlook., January 29, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OITLOOK T l ESPAT.
TROUTDALE
Placing Your Order Early
You’ll get delivery at any time within six months at the
price now and be assured of getting the article when wanted.
Tractors, with all Tractor Machinery
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
GRESHAM, ORE
Office 544
Res. Tel. 6x2
See These Bargains
We have 2 B inders, 3 Spike-Tooth H arrow s, one 12-dise Drill,
2 Plows, one l()-disc H arrow with tongue tru ck (used, but in
good c o n d itio n ); one -400. one .»(Mt, one i(Ml capacity ( ream
S ep arato r, used only a short time. On>‘ Pacific Portable Drag
Saw used, but in A-l condition. One b 11. p. H as E n g in e , u sed .
One 4D> h. p. Engine.
A ll
These
A re
Sure
Bargains
W h ile They
W. A. HESSEL
Gresham
Last
Phone 6x2
B e s t (Quality IVIeats
HOMEMADE HAMS, BACON AND LARD.
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
WE BI'Y STOCK OF ALL KINDS
Andrews Bros. Meat Market
Pleasant Home
Phone 755
Emery’s Truck Service
BETW EEN
PO RTLA ND
AN D
G RESH A M
t
Office w ith P ion eer Auto Truck Co.. 2 2 0 Ash Hl.
P h on e ISroailM a> 2854
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Furniture Moving and Fanners’ Hauling a Specialty :
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; B. W. EMERY, Prop
Res. Phone 173
Gresham, Ore
Remember Phone 797
If You Have
JANI ARY
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CORBETT
T h e C o rb e tt R ed C ro ss a u x ilia ry
The Red Cross m eetings con­
tin u e In la rg e a tte n d a n c e a n d e n ­ w ill give a m u sic a l and so cial d an ce,
Vo­
th u s ia s m .
At th e all-d ay m e etin g on th e ev e n in g of F e b ru a ry 6 th
la s t T h u rs d a y a b o u t 27 p a rto o k of cal a n d In s tru m e n ta l n u m b e rs will
th e m id -d ay lu n c h , w h ich w as a b u n d ­ be re n d e re d by hom e ta le n t, also se v ­
a n t bu t a d h e re d to c o n se rv a tio n lines. e ra l n u m b e rs by P o rtla n d ta le n t. Ad-
It w as d ecid ed to o p en a c o n tin u e d j m ission 20 cen ts.
Mrs. M cC leverty of P o rtla n d is th e
ru m m a g e sale, to be o p en a t th e w ork
ro o m s on m e e tin g days.
D o n atio n s g u e st o f M rs. C la ra E. S m ith.
a re e a rn e s tly re q u e s te d of a rtic le s
Mr. a n d M rs. St. Jo s e p h L elan d
w h ich m ay be w o rth so m e th in g to a v isited frie n d s in P o rtla n d se v eral
b u y e r, a n d w ill b rin g in m oney to days la st w eek.
th e cau se.
I t w as also d ecid ed to
M rs M. E. R eed v isited h e r d a u g h ­
h o ld a ll-d ay m e e tin g s on th e second te r s in P o rtla n d th e first of th e
a n d fo u r th T h u rs d a y s in th e m o n th . w eek.
O th e r w eek s th e m e e tin g s w ill be
Roy E m ily a n d fam ily en jo y e d a
in th e a fte rn o o n s .
visit w ith h is b ro th e r A1 from Id ah o ,
A m ong th e n a m e s o f th e g ra d u a te s recen tly .
Mr. an d M rs. L ew is R eed e n te r ­
of th e W a sh in g to n h ig h sch o o l last
w eek is a T ro u td a le g irl, M erle M on­ ta in e d Mr. an d Mrs. H a rm o n S u n ­
a h a n . w ho is co m m en d ed fo r a p e r­ day.
C o lu m b ia g ra n g e No. 267 will hol.l
fect re c o rd of a tte n d a n c e d u rin g h e r
h ig h sch o o l c o u rse.
Miss M onahan th e next m o n th ly m eetin g S a tu rd a y .
g ra d u a te d fro m th e te a c h e rs ’ c o u rse, F e b ru a ry 2d, an all-d ay m e etin g .
b u t p e n d in g an o p e n in g in h e r ch osen T h e le c tu re r lias p re p a re d a m usical
p ro fe ssio n , w ill go back to W a sh in g ­ and lite r a ry p ro g ra m a n d a c ak e
to n h ig h fo r a post g r a d u a te co u rse. c o n te st g u e ssin g gam e. T h e public
Miss N an B u rn s h a s left h e r p o si­ is in v ite d Io h e a r th e p ro g ra m from
tio n in a S p o k an e h o sp ita l to rem ain 1 u n til 2 o 'clo ck p. ni. All m em b ers
w itli h e r m o th e r, Mrs. .lam es B u rn s, sh o u ld be p re s e n t to a ss ist th e new
officers In th e i r first official m eetin g
a t T ro u td a le .
M rs L ou H a n k s, o f C an y o n v ille
SERVICE OF WEARER
w as a re cen t g u est of Mrs. M orris
DENOTED BY CORD
M cG innis of T ro u td a le , re tu rn in g
J
u
s
t
as
th
e sleev e c h e v ro n s and
h o m e last w eek. Mrs. M cG innis an d
d a u g h te r J u n e acc o m p a n ie d h e r fo r b ars, s ta rs , an d e a g le s on th e s h o u ld ­
e r p ro claim ra n k in g officers, th e hut
a tw o w e e k s’ v isit.
T h e T ro u td a le L a d ie s’ Aid m eets cord d e n o te s th e b ra n c h of serv ice
W e d n esd ay , F e b ru a r y 6 th , w ith Mrs. each p riv a te h as e n te re d .
L ig h t
b lu e
sig n ifies
In f a n tr y ;
T J S k irv in
sc a rle t. A rtille ry ; yellow , C a v a lry ;
buff, Q u a rte r m a s te rs C o rp s: s c a rle t,
FAIRVIEW
and w hite, E n g in e e rs ’ C o rp s; sc a rle t
rile F a irv ie w g ra n g e w ill m eet and
b lack . O rd n a n c e ;
black anil
n ex t S a tu rd a y , F e b ru a ry 2. D u rin g w hite, F ield C le rk ; m aro o n , M edical
tile le c tu re h o u r, w hich is open to all, C o rp s; black an d gold. O fficers; s il­
C. H. H ay s of th e S h erw o o d C o -o p er­ v er a n d b lack , A d ju ta n t G e n e ra l’s
a tiv e E x ch an g e, w ill sp e a k on coop­ C le rk ;
g re e n .
In s tr u c to r
H om e
e ra tiv e bu y in g . C o u n ty A g ric u ltu ris t G u a rd s; g re e n and w h ite, H om e
H all w ill also be p re s e n t.
All a re G u a rd s. T h e se co rd s a re w orn only
In v ited to a tte n d .
on se rv ic e h a ts.
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ' m e e tin g w as
C ad et a v ia to rs w e a r as h a t b a n d s
h eld F rid a y , w hen M rs. H a y h u rs t of inch an d a h a lf w h ite rib b o n s a n d on
P o rtla n d gave an in te re s tin g ta lk on c o a t c o lla rs in s ig n ia r e p r e s e n tin g th e
th e b e n e fits o f th e asso c ia tio n .
a v ia tio n b ra n c h of th e S ig n al C orps,
M r an d M rs. W. S to n e of H ood p ro p e lle r b lad es
| R iv er h av e m oved to F airv iew an d
S imiii Over ll is Cold.
a re liv in g w ith th e ir d a u g h te r , Mrs.
E v ery o n e s p e a k s w ell o f C h a m b e r­
¡C o p e la n d , in th e f r e e ho u se.
la in ’s C ough R em edy, a f te r h a v in g
Mr. B ro o k s anil fam ily of I’a ris , used it. Mrs. G eo rg e L ew is, P it ts ­
T ex as, a re m o v in g to th e R oss h ouse. field, N. Y , h a s th is to say re g a rd in g
Mr. B ro o k s is a son of W E B rooks it: 'L a s t w in te r my little boy, five
y e a rs old, w as sick w ith a cold fo r
I o f th is place
tw o o r th r e e w eeks. I d o c to re d hint
Mrs. G eo rg e S haw h a s been q u ite an d used v a rio u s
cough m ed icin es
] sick fo r (h e past day o r tw o.
b u t n o th in g did him m uch good u n til
I b egan u sin g C h a m b e rla in ’s C ough
R em edy. He th e n Im proved ra p id ly
NOTH E.
and In a few d ay s w as o v e r h is c o ld .”
— Adv.
N otice of Si Ring o f an E -tia v .
BONDS
ISSUED BY
U.S.and Foreign Governm’ts
FOR SALE
Yield 4'« to 7% Interest
Bank of Gresham
Resources over $150,000.00
We Lead the Procession
of b a k in g ex cellen ce. E v e ry ­
th in g on o u r c o u n te rs goes
to you Just as It sh o u ld
p e rle c t
b a k in g — a 1 w a y s
fre s h ,
p u re
In g re d ie n ts ;
w ide v a rie tie s , rig h t p rices,
c o u rte o u s a n d q u ick se rv ic e
— n e a tn e s s th r o u g h o u t. P a ­
tro n iz e th e b a k e ry s a n ita ry .
CITY BAKERY
G resham .
P h on e I I
Ekstrom’s Truck Service
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
229 Pine Street Between First and
G resham Office, old Garugt* near Lum ber
B u ild in g.
Yard,
Second
R esidence sam e
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
Estimates given on outside trips.
All grades of coal
lS 2 w t
Albert Ekstrom
Broadway 2082;
A-2O78
AUCTION SALE
tl M> Farm
•« Mile Fast o f P leasant Hom e l>e|Mit.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1918, 2 O’CLOCK
'lim p -.
E veryth in g w ill Ire sold, im lu llin g P ia n o . P h o n o g r a p h .
Pl|a- M ire. T ools, Etc., ami all H ousehold Goods.
T ER M S- S um s u n d e r $20, C a sh ; o v e r $20, 90 d a y s ’ lim e on a p ­
pro v ed n o te at 8 p e r c e n t.
E. 0. STADTER. Owner
II. I. W R E I IS O V
A uctioneer.
W h e re a s, on tile 1 8 th day o f J a n ­ 1001000001020200020202020153485332020002000102020202532323230202000202020200020202020053000101010202000201010202020
u a ry , 1918, I to o k up an e stra y g e ld ­
in g th a t fo u n d its way in to my e n ­
clo sed p rem ises, an d w hich hud been
ru n n in g a t la rg e a b o u t said p rem ises,
in th e co u n ty of M u ltn o m ah , S ta te of
All kinds of hauling. Prices
O reg o n , an d
Reasonable.
W h e re a s, on tile 2 5 th day of J a n ­
u a ry . 1918, I tiled my sw o rn affidavit
w ith B F. R o llin s, J u s tic e of th e
Fresh Cows Exchanged for Fat
P eace, in anil fo r th e co u n ty of Mult
Beef Cows.
n o n ia h an d s ta te of O reg o n , s e ttin g
fo rth th e fa c ts of my h a v in g ta k e n
Thompson Addition, Gresham
ED. B A U M A N N
up said e s tra v , a n d th e f u r th e r tact
of my h a v in g p o sted n o tices of such
e s tra y , a n d m a d e d ilig e n t In q u iry to
a s c e rta in th e o w n e r of said e s tra v ,
T h e prices on Mill"* Feed having been established the fol­
an d
W h e re a s, upon th e 2 5 th day of
J a n u a r y , 1918, th e said B. F R ollins,
lowing C A S H P R IC E S w ill prevail at our mill until further
J u s tic e o f th e p e a c e o f said c o u n ty
an d s ta le , m ad e a n d e n te re d an o r ­
n otice:
d e r in h is official re c o rd s, o rd e rin g
n o tice of sa le o f said e s tra y to be
p u lilislieil in a c c o rd a n c e w ith S ection
4 of C h a p te r 36. L aw s of O regon
1917, w hich said o r d e r d e sig n a te d
said sa le io be m ad e upon th e 15th
d ay of F e b ru a r y , 1918.
N ow, th e r e fo re , I h ereb y give n o ­
tice th a t th e a fo re sa id e s tra y , m ore
p a rtic u la rly d e sc rib e d as o n e th re e
y e a r-o ld bay g e ld in g w ith tw o whit«
i h in d fe et, w ill lie sold at p u b lic sa le
I t o th e h ig h e s t b id d e r at l:0 f i p. m.
' o 'clo ck on th e 1 5 th day of F e b ru a ry ,
1918, at th e re sid e n c e of th e u n d e r
' sig n e d . 1 ’/2 m iles w est an d *4 m ile
so u th of R ockw ood, O reg o n , to s a t is ­
An Ad in the O U T L O O K will help you draw business
fy d a m a g e s, c o sts o f k e e p in g an d all
EVERYBODY READS IT!
e x p en ses in c u rre d , in c lu d in g J u s tic e
of P eace lei r, co sts o f a d v e rtis in g
an d sale, am i su ch o th e r co sts an d e x ­
,
T h o se little sh o w e rs h a v e been p en se as m ay h av e been re g u la rly
GOOD FRESH
HOMEMADE
w elcom e.
P e rh a p s In a d d itio n to m ad e.
T h is n o tic e is p u b lish e d in p u rs u ­
SAUSAGE
' ra in in g h e re ev ery tw e n ty -six m in ­ a n ce to an o rd e r m ad e by th e said
It you have
u tes In th e w in te r, m ay b e It w ill get J u s tic e Of th e I’eaee, upon th e 25tll
so it w ill s p r in k le a little e v ery tw e n ­ day ot J a n u a r y , 1918
F resh Cows, lie e f of any kind.
G EO O. CO N V ILL.
Veal C alves. H ogs, th ic k e n s to
ty-six h o u rs In th e su m m e r.
sell, see
Are Your Sewer* C logged ?
A y lsw o rth h a s a few o f th o s e all-
GEO. D IETL, Prop.
T h e b o w els a re th e se w e ra g e sys-
wool s u its left w hich he is se llin g at
of th e body. Y ou can well
S A N IT A R Y M A R K E T red u c e d p rices to close o u t. Sizes tern
Im a g in e th e re s u lt w hen th ey a re
ra
n
g
e
fro
m
34
to
40,
a
n
d
he
will
As the demand for M ill Feed is far in excess of the supply
P h on e HHI
Main St.
Gresham
sell th e m all th e way fro m $ 7 .5 0 to sto p p e d up as is th e case In c o n s tip a ­
tio
n
As
a
p
u
rg
a
tiv
e
you
w
ill
find
Freeh (¡round Hone for Chickens
$14 50 a s u it.
It Is a ta r e o p p o r-
it is difficult tT ilw .ys have a supply on hand. Therefore, in
C h a m b e rla in ’s
T a b le ts
ex cellen t
F R E SH AND CURED MEATS. i tu n lty to get a c h e a p s u it w h ile th ey T h ey a re m ild an d g e n tle In th e ir
last.
LARD, ETC.
a c tio n . T h ey a lso Im p ro v e th e d ig e s ­
order that you m ay not be disappointed, better call our office
ti o n . - Adv.
B a rg a in s in th e W a n t Ads.
BEEF, HOGS, VEAL CALVES
or FRESH COWS for Sale
Prices on Mill Feeds
Shorts, per ton,
.
.
$34.00
Bran, per ton,
.
.
$32.00
Middlings, per ton,
.
$41.00
In car lots, $1 per ton less than above prices.
EXPERT
Aoto, Buggy and Wagon
PAINTING
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P h on e 3 0 x 2
We H ave Them Now.
Those Milk Record blanks. Print­
ed on durable cardboard, suitable for
16 to 18 cows. Just the thing for
your dairy
Will save many times
their coat.
10c each, or >1.00 a
dozen. The Outlook, phone 701.
Save a loaf of bread a week. Help
win the war.
by phone before coming after feed.
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