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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
O B S E R V E T H O S E IN U S E BY O U R S A T IS F IE D C U S T O M E R S
Tractors with all T ractor Im plem ents.
I-C and Small Tractors; ’ Tractors
all V
different
Imple-
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-- every use with
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AtUVkVAAl Tractor
I iUllVSJ UlipiC-
nients, niouldtxjard and disc Plows; Peg tooth, Spring tooth and Disc Harrows,
Scrapers, Land levelers, sub-soilers; virtually every kind of tractor-drawn implement
Something you’ll surely want to see.
SERVICE
Tel 544
Tel. 6x2
Hessefs Farm Machinery
W. A HESSEL,
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GRESHAM, ORE
SI \ I IONARY ENGINES, ill all sizes, equipped with magneto, use no batteries
SILOS,
ENSILAGE CUTTERS and BLOWERS.
I land or Power CORN or 11A\ C I I I ERS in cylinder or knife or fly wheel type.
I se a hand or power cutter. You’ll soon find that the hay or corn goes further
and that the stock is doing better.
BERRY PRESSES
POTATO DIGGERS
CIDER MILLS
In k
V n y o l ie
W ho
PERFECTION MILKERS
G ive re a l « tis fa c tio n ; w ill
tim e and m oney fo r you.
lia r . I M i l I I .
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l<> l o o p
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h o ttie o f C h a m b e rla in 's
C olli am t D ia rrh o e a R em ed y In th e
h o u se fo r u s e In c a se It 1» n eed ed ,
an d Unit (h u t It is n o t o n ly a good In-
v e stm e n t hui sa v e s th e m no e n d o f
suffi rin g .
As Io its rei la hi 111 y . ask
a n y o n e w ho h as used il.
Adv.
save
F red II Rudd of Los A ngeles. wus In
G retdiatn y esterd ay , lie Is in a tte n d
an ce at t h e G . A. It. (o n v en tio n , r e p
I re s e n tin g th e C a lifo rn ia N evada
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p art m ent. Mr. Itudd Is a co u sin of
N. L. S m ith and is v isitin g at th e la t­
t e r ’s lihm e h ere w hile not in a tte n d
an ce at th e conv en tio n .
F U R N IT U R E P O L IS H 1 Mr. R udd was a re sid e n t of G resh am
tw en ty y e a rs ago. Ills la th e r, F a y e tte
RE M O VE S
¡R u d d w ill he rem em b ered also by th e
WHITE S P O Ï S ! old tim e rs before he went to C a lifo rn ia
FROM FURNITURE
w here he died about fifteen y e a rs sin ce
! F red w as p ro p rie to r of a feed m ill
A varnish food made by varnish makers
lo Mil j !y what varnished surface« lose
th e old b lack sm ith shop on Pow ell
in - i > c. Applied with a cloth
no
s tre e t w est of th e F ord g arag e. H e
n J rubbing. Im parts brilliant dust-
noted m any im p ro v em en ts both h ere
5 i surf i, e. No grease, grit or acids.
ia n d in P o rtlan d sin ce leaving.
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ire c k le d lace d , stu b -n o se d , la u g h in g
eyed
you w ould w o n d er how any
fa th e r would d esert him an d a frail
U tile m o th e r to w h a te v e r m ercy they
m ig h t find in a busy, b le e d in g , w ar-
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A nd If you h av e a little
M rs S a ra h P e n s, o f P o rtla n d , was
a n a ll-d a y v is ito r w ith M rs E. L
T h o rp e on W ed n esd ay .
Mrs. F red Pow ell h as goiie to Cam as,
W ashington for a visit w ith her sis
te r. M rs K ubert Bruce.
W illiam Lee, fo rm erly of th is place,
suffered a p a rtia l s tro k e of p ara ly sis
a t h is hom e in P o rtla n d a few days
I ago.
Mrs. C laude S m ith of Bend, Oregon 1
an d h e r siste r. Miss H azel F u ltz of
P o rtla n d , w ere callin g on G resham
frie n d s one day I tils week.
Mrs. D. M R o b erts e n te rta in e d yes
te rd a y h e r s iste r, Mrs. Jo h n P arso n s
| of V en tu ra P ark , th e la tte r 's d au g h ter.
Mrs. Lucy Je n se n and c h ild re n of
S eattle.
Mrs. <’. Ilu m aso n h as re tu rn e d to
i h er d u tie s in M etzger's sto re a fte r a
few d ay s in P o rtla n d en jo y in g th e [
[v a rio u s fe a tu re s or th e G. A. R con |
volition.
M rs. Coy W o o d ard , fo rm e rly a
te a c h e r in th e G re sh a m high school,
h a s been e le c te d head o f th e scien ce
d e p a rtm e n t o f Hie O reg o n C ity high
school.
At the B ap tist ch u rc h next S unday
m o rning Rev. E. A.
L eonard will
preach a t 11 o'clock. In the evening
a t 8 o'clock the p asto r, Rev. A. J. W are,
will preach.
Mr. and M rs I,, p. M anning enjoyed
a b rief v isit th is week from Mr. and
Mrs. W illiam H arvey of S acram en to ,
C alifo rn ia. Mrs. H arvey is a s is te r of
Mr. M anning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. M orrison of
S e a ttle u re sp en d in g a couple of weeks
v isitin g th e la tte r 's b ro th e r am i fam ily,
J. 11 lloss. Mr. M orrison is a G. A. It.
v eteran an d lias been a tte n d in g th e
convention in P o rtlan d .
M rs. W. C. B u rch re tu rn e d early
th is w eek fro m W h ite S alm o n , W ash ­
in g to n , when* sh e lias been v is itin g
vvilli Mr. B u rch , T h e ir son C la ir re j
m ain q d w ith h is fa th e r. Mrs. B urch
h as g one fo r a few d a y s ’ visit w ith
h e r d a u g h te r s in A sto ria a n d H um !
m ond.
Mr. and Mrs. C has M errill and fam
ily of P o rtlan d , h is m other, Mrs. C.
M errill and Miss B ird in e M errill took
an a u to tr ip to N apavine, W ashington
S a tu rd a y and S unday. On M onday
and T uesday th e sam e p a rty m ade the
trip to W elches, except th a t Mrs. Olive
S tan ley Went in stead of M iss M errill.
Miss N ellie C ro ck er of Hood R iver
lias been secured to till tlie position on
tile high school facu lty left vacant by
tlie re sig n a tio n of Mrs. S tella C unning
ham . Miss C ro ck er com es hig h ly re c ­
om m ended for the p osition. She has
ta u g h t for live y e a rs a t Hood R iver
and h ad been elected for th re e years
m ore.
W EBFO O T W EA TH ER
Will R equire T hat You H ave a N ew
UMBRELLA
PRICED :
From $1.00 to $7.50
E. W. AYLSWORTH
GRESHAM,
O R EG O N
S A N IT A R Y
M ARKET
Home made Sausage and Lard, Sweet - Cured Ham and Bacon
We Buy Beef Cattle, Calves, Hogs, Hides, Etc.
Farmers, Attention! We Smoke Your Meat
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone ««1
.Main S tre e t
¡WE WANT YOU
TO TELL ON US
Ysie know out »-
M E A T S W IL L
iP L E A S E Y O U
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M U C H ,T H A T
OTHER FOLKS
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¡D o n 't keep it a s e e r s t. A fte r
[you've d isco v ered how o u r m e a ts
please you, > our fam ily an d y o u r
g u e sts, we w a n t you to te ll o th e r
folks a b o u t It. T h a t s o r t of fr ie n d ­
ly
g o ssip w o n 't h u r t an y b o d y .
P a ss a lo n g th e 'g o o d w ord.
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Gresham Market AJ, » a » »
EXPERT
Auto. Buggy and Wagon
PAINTING
E. E. C H IP M A N
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L ib erty L o a n A n tic ip a tio n
U. S. C e rtific a te s of In d e b te d n e ss
Mountain Meadow Butter
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J *n >my o f y o u r o w n , o r e v e r w an ted
o u e, y o u r w o n d er w ould he b len d ed
w ith h o t p ity fo r his h e lp le ssn e s s am i
h o p e le ssn e ss, a n d cold a n g e r a g a in s t
h is u n fe e lin g sire.
S u rely th e baby, ab o v e a ll, is en-
title d to th e p ro te c tio n anil love of
p a r a n la g e an d h o m e; to know th e
to u ch of a m o th e r's w ak in g k iss, am i
no t to know h u n g e r an d cold an d dis
c o m fo rt.
H ut n o n e ot th e o rd in a ry
b a b y 's r ig h ts te n d e rn e s s , d ev o ted
c u re an d se lf-s a c ritic in g love a r t
p a rt of J im m y 's h e rita g e . T h a t he
Is n o t an u tte r , e v e r o u tc a s t, on e of
At th e request of th e U. S. Food
h u n d re d s o f q u ie t, sad -ey ed
w aifs
A d m in istra tio n o u r C om pany h as
co m m itted to tb e care of som e in
G ran d < lin in p io ii, 1 9 1 7
loaned one of o u r M odern E le c tric
I a»si P riz e 2 -> ear old
R anges to be used for th e Footf s titu tio n to b ecom e th a t m ost fo rlo rn
C o n serv atio n D e m o n stra tio n s now
ol ail h u m a n e n itie s , a “ c a se ” , is d u e
I he two nearest dams of our herd sire average almost
A n u m b er o f le tte rs w ere received
being con d u cted in th e L ib erty
to th e g e n iu n e h u m a n ity of th e A1 from B ert llo ss tills week
T em ple.
He is well
30 pounds of butter and over 600 pounds of mik in seven
h e rtin u K e rr N u rse ry H om e.
It has and en jo y in g
h is new experiences.
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W e a th e r, is q u ite w arm th e re and the
val of a n y cooking d evice th a n th is ?
d o rs , to little Jim m y . T h e re lie is hoys go in sw im m ing every day fn tlie
ALDERSYDE FARM
U ncle Hum ask ed us for an
g iv en a t least te m p o ra ry s a n c tu a ry Bay of Biscay, lie sp e a k s very h ig h ly [
E lectric R ange because It tills th e
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m o re n e a rly re s e m b lin g " h o m e ” th a n bacco and c ig a re tte s a t th e Y. C anteen!
Device m ade.
m ost k in d ly in te n d e d e n te r p ris e s for c h eap er th a n in the U. 8.
Of c o u rs e , ail k in d s of p ro p e rly in
We u rg e all housew ives in te r ­
PLEASANT VALLEY
Jim m y a n d ills so rt e v e r ach iev e.
ested In th e p a trio tic serv ice of
R u ssia h a s little v alu e,- a n d no o n e
A m otor pu rty left G resham e arly
A nd his s o rro w in g m o th e r, p h y sic a lly
th e ir c o u n try ns well as all who
W. U. Moore was a S alem v isito r laid in v e sts a d o lla r th e r e . T h e b o tto m
y e sterd ay m o rn in g fo r a tr ip covering
w an t th e ir k itc h e n s equipped w ith
u n fitte d to w age a b itte r b a ttle fo r
S
unday.
a lew days to Mr. R a in ie r N ational
h as been k n o ck ed o u t o f b u sin e ss
th e m ost m odern, co n v en ie n t and
b re a d fo r tw o , lias re lu c ta n tly , y et
T he Misses Mena and J u d ith Joy of a m i Hie new e ra of so cialism a n d r a d ­
re lia b le co o k in g a p p a ra tu s to v is it
P ark . Tlie m em bers of th e p arty w ere
g ra te fu lly , re lin q u is h e d h e r o n e r e a s ­
tile L ib e rty T em ple an d Bee for
Dr. II. II. H ughes, Hr. E m ily F. Bol- P o rtlan d spent a couple of d ay s th is ic a lis m Is on. if you a r e a so c ia list
th em selv es ju s t w h at an E lectric
on fo r c o n tin u in g life 's s tru g g le to
com,
Mrs. W. L. Robb and h er daugli week v isitin g w illi frien d s in th is o r a ra d ic a l on an y line you o u g h t to
R ange w ill do to red u ce th e ir
tile good p eo p le w iiose w hole p o w e ri te r, M iss H asel. T hey will be joined com m unity.
m o v e io R u ssia anil e n jo y y o u rs e lf.
h o u seh o ld b urdens.
a re d e v o te d to a lle v ia tin g th e m isery in tin' park by Mr. an d Mrs. C has. It
M r and Mrs. F A. L ehm an accom­
ol su c h us little Jim m y a n d h is u n ­ B aird of S eattle. %rm<-rly of llarlds- pan ied by Mr. and M rs G. It. R ichey
11. W. K uushall, p re s id e n t o f th e
h ap p y m ol h e r
dale.
PORTLAND RAILWAY,
m otored to th e C ascade L ucks last Farm ers M u tu a l F ir e R elief A sso c ia ­
Il is of litlle m o m en t w h at becom es
tio n , re p o r ts th e a s s o c ia tio n h a s
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
M r. an d Mrs. W. R. K ern e n te r Sunday.
h ro k ,-n all fo r m e r re c o rd s in lit 17.
o f J im m y 's re n e g a d e fa th e r.
P ro b ­
ta llie d a t d in n e r Mr. an d .Mrs. It. E
O. J. F o rsg ren an d son Jo h n have T h e a n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 new-
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E L E C T R IC ST O R E
re tu rn e d from a h u n tin g tr ip in tin
Kuineil, 17 lire lo sses p aid .
’o lr m a n Mr an d .Mrs T a le o lt all
p e n a ltie s .
Of m o re co n se q u e n c e is
.a g g r e g a t in g 8 4 9 1 1 ; $ 1 ,9 3 6 ,6 7 7 of In-
Electric Building
G reen w o o d .
N e b ra sk a .
th e fo rm e r R oaring riv e r d is tric t
's u ru n i-e w ritte n , o n e a s s e s s m e n t |ev-
e a rn e s t s y m p a th y an d aid fo r Ilia
h o m e of tlie K ern fa m ily , a lso Mr
Geo E. Scott of P o rtla n d , w as look led, a n d $700 in v e s te d in lib e rty
g rie f stric k e n ,
b u rd en ed
m other.
T h e a sso cia-
M ost im p o rta n t o f a ll is II th a t little K e ill’s s is te r . Mrs. W .1 H o llen b eck ing a fte r business in te re s ts in th is b,’n J 8 d u rin g th e y e a r
| tio n Is e n te r in g its 14th y e a r, a n d h as
B u rley . Id ah o . M r, C o lem an and v icin lty W ednesday
fre c k le d faced Jim m y he g iven his of
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E M azeiier is h av in g a well d rille d '»09 in s u ra n c e . It h as m a d e an a n ­
need o f food an d love a n d la u g h te r
w ho h a v e been a tte n d in g th e conven-1 on h is place. A d e p th of n early fo u r n u a * s a v in g of o v e r 59 p e r c e n t to its
Ills c h a n c e to grow s tu rd ily erect
h u n d red fe.-t has been r-a c h e d w ith
'» ‘ he a n n u a l m e e tin g in
in so u l am i body, u n b o w ed by fe a r Ion in P o rtla n d .
J a n u a r y A n d rew B ru g g e r of G re s h ­
II P. H atch, a G. A. R. v eteran in no w ater i n s i a h t v e t
an d w an t. T h is Is w h a t tile Ab-
am w as re -e le c te d d ir e c to r fo r th e
T he G. A. R p arad will alw ay s be u in th y e a r.
F a rm e rs d e s irin g to
b e r tin a K e rr N u rse ry H om e has stte n d a n e e a t the co n v en tio n in P o rt­
pro m ised him , in ta k in g him In. land w as a G resham v isito r yesterday. a tre a s u re m em ory to th o se w ho w ere jo in m ay o b ta in In fo rm a tio n fro m
II. W . S i.a s h a ll, G re sh a m , R. A, o r
It is a big p ro m ise , y et o n e o fte n lie Is from O skosh, W isconsin. W hile fo rtu n u te Enough to w itness it.
H e rm a n
L o ed ln g , s e c r e ta ry ,
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h e re lie visited w ith Mrs. M aggie Ryan
m a d e a n d a lw a y s fu lfilled , th a n k
i Stock E x ch an g i B ldg., P o r tla n d .—
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M r H atch w as th e pro­
w ho a te in s y m p a th e tic to u c h w ith m o rn in g
p rie to r of a re s ta u ra n t an d b ak ery on
its a c tiv itie s .
I'h o u e .V I»2
Pow ell s tre e t about ten y e a rs ago and
C o n s tru c tio n of 600 w inches, larg - w as su rp ris e d to note the m any fin­
e s t sin g le o r d e r o f c h a r a c te r e v e r p ro v em en ts th a t have been m ade since
p laced In P o rtla n d an d p ro b a b ly on lie w ent aw ay.
Hie Pacific C o ast, is IO be u n d e r ta k e n ! T he ladies Aid society w ill m eet at
M a n u fa c tu re d by
I bv H e ise r M ach in e W o rk s fo r E n ter ilie hom e of Mrs. Georg»* In g lis on
SANDY CREAMERY CO
J gene) F le e t C o rp o ra I ion.
Main stre e t next W ednesday aftern o o n .
The nam e
M ou n t H ood B u tte r "
Tw o m o n th s have passed since the
h as h e re to fo re been used by p e r­
W a r c o n tr a c ts
to m u n u fa c tu r
m issio n o f th e M ou n t H ood Ice [ l e a th e r fo r a rm y a n d a r tille r y keep m e etin g of the Aid and the women a re
DATED AUGUST 6, 1918—DUE DECEMBER 5, 1918
p la n n in g to resum e a c tiv e w ork at
j C ream Co., w hich h as all Its d airy
\ \ tl Mt .Monies & Ci»., w o rk in g max-
I p ro d u c ts
re g is te re d u n d e r th a t
once
A business session w ill be held
j title
t h a t p e rm iss io n h as ceased ,
Innim c a p a c ity w ith p a y ro ll of $T6o-l
1
upon bv tile G o ve rn m e n t to
an d a lig h t lunch w ill be served.
h en ce th e c h a n g e of n am e, w hich
p e r m o n th .
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ho
w
ill
serv
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a
re
M
rs
Thos.
piD. has,- Certificates of Indebtedness in antieipation of the
b e c a m e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1.
h o n rth L ib e r ty Loan.
T h is hank, b e lie v in g it to he its
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" M o u n ta in
M eadow
B u tte r "
Every toial sav in g
k itc h e n , tak- s W iles, M rs II K. D avis an d Mrs U. M
w ill be fo u n d at all th e L ead in g
pal n o lle d u ty to respond to th ia c a ll, „ i l l ta ke its fu ll
P lan s a re u n d er way for
th ro - pot sh o ts a day at tlie enem y |
s to re s in th e c o u n ty
Ask fo r It
! a m u sical program .
ip io tii ol these i '.-rtirte a i. S fro m tim e to tim e as the Tn-as
H um m er
Diy
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LITTLE JIMMY
It Is Just W hat
U n cle Sam W ants
in yo u r t m a lily w i l l show how r a iil y
• hi \ . i in i p o lish re iiis iv c t w h ite ( p o ll.
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IMPLEMENTS
OLD TIME RESIDENT
REVISITS GRESHAM
AUGUST
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RELIABILITY
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natural
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wood
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u rv
C o m p la in t.
D u rin g
th e
h o t w e a th e r o f thi
s u m m e r m o n th s so m e m e m b e r of al-
¡m o st ev ery fam ily Is lik ely to be
.tr o u b le d w ith an u n n a tu r a l lo o sen ess
o f th e bow els, an d It Is o f th e g r e a t­
est Im p o rta n c e th a t th is tie tr e a te d
p ro m p tly , w hich can only be d o n e
j w hen th e m e d icin e Is k e p t at h and
M rs F F S c o tt. S c o ttsv ille . N Y
s ta te s , 1 first u sed C h s m b e r la ln ',
C olic a n d D ia rrh o e a R em edy as m uch
as live y e a rs ag o
A t th a t tim e 1 had
a se v e re a tta c k of s u m m e r co m p la in t
a n d w as su ffe rin g in te n s e p ain
One
d o se re lie v e d me
O th e r m e m b e rs of
m y fam ily h a v e sin ce used It w ith
'l i k e r e s u lts ," — Ad
Send fats to the A llies and grease
| ,hv «hW» u n d er G erm an au tocracy
[T he devil w alketh in slip p ery places
"F o o d has now ta k e n a d o n u n en t
im p o rtan ce in th e w ar T he A m erican
people m ust p re p a re th em selv es for
m ore sacrifice th a n w as at first th o u g h t
n e o s s a ry * • »T he food supply of the
w orld la sh o rt an d g e ttin g sh o rte r.
You can not ta k e e ig h teen m itliou men
out of p ro d u ctio n and p u t them into
d e stru c tio n of h u m an p roducts, and
s till expect th in g s to go on as b e fo re "
H oover
D ep artm en t need« fu n d s to finanee the w ar.
T o the people o f th is e o m m m u t y ,
w ho have responded so
lo y a lly in p u rc h a s in g past issues o f L ib e rty Bonds and w ho
expect to ta ke bonds o f the F o u rth L o in , am i to those
w ho may desire a s h o rt lim e G o vernm e nt inve stm en t we
recom m end the purchase ,,f these C e rtifica te s, w hich we
w ill supply in d e n o m in a tio n s o f 15110. Ilo o o am i unw ard «
w ith o u t p ro fit to th is hank.
FIRST ST A T E B A N K
Gregham, Oregon