G M 8H A .W
TROUTDALE
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
P E t'E M ilE K
31,
1U1N
PA U B T H R EE
CORBETT
PLEASANT VIEW
SANDY BLUFF
Mr. an d Mrs. W 11. Reed a n a son
Mrs. .M J. T iller received » o r 1
T he “ flu " epidem ic In th is neigh
Mrs. L au ra B arnes had as guests
F red sp en t C h ristm as with -Mr. and on C hristm as day, Mr. an d Mrs. M.
today th a t h e r son A. J. M oore’ of borhood seem s to have ab o u t ru n its
Mrs. A lbert Fox at th e ir spacious w i j nerj Mr. and Mrs. K retz an I
B ead, Oregon, has been appointed course as no new cases have devel
new hom e In W estm oreland,
d istric t atto rn ey of D eschutes coun oped th e last couple of weeks. Most
baby, and Mrs. Ella Douglass.
C orporal G lenwood M iller, who I f pared, an d a m yriad o th e r th in g s
ty, follow ing th e
resig n atio n of of th e victim s have alm ost recovered.
A crew of nine men are rep airin g
m ust be atten d e d to.
Mrs. V. H en g stler has recovered
H. H. D earm ond. He Is to ta k e o f I Louis M ershon, who was very low in th e q u a rte rm a s te r's d ep a rtm en t
W aiting llisd u irg e Order*.
th e telep h o n e line here.
from h er accident and retu rn ed to
fice Ja n u a ry 1.
T h irty men who left th e school yes
w ith pneum onia, Is able to be up of th e Midway Air 8ervice M echanics’
S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 4th, is th e reg her home. H er d au g h te r L elah is
terd ay for Bow ling F ield, W ash., and
A happy New Y ear to every one. some now.
school, St. P au l. M innesota, has sen t 124 who w ere scheduled to leave to u la r m onthly m eeting of C olum bia also hom e and is slowly Improving.
and tnay we all be blessed with
School has opened again an d It ts his p are n ts a clipping from a t r i day fo r v ario u s fields a re w aiting grange, a t w hich tim e th e new offi
Mr. an d Mrs. Alonzo R adford en
a b u n d a n t peace an d p rosperity in th e
i to be hoped th a t we wont have any city p ap e r of D ecem ber 11, describing special o rd ers of d ischarge. If not cers will be installed. T h ere will a l te rta in e d on C h ristm as day. h er
y ear of 1919.
received
they
will
com
plete
th
e
ir
th e lmmensi,ty of the en terp rise,
■ m ore enforced vacations.
m o th er and fa th e r, Mr. and Mrs.
courses at th e fields to w hich they so be degree work.
T h ere was no Red Cross m eeting
w hich has been o rd ered abandoned. will be tra n sfe rre d .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
W
and
and
A happy fam ily g a th e rin g , on Wm. Caldo, also h er b ro th er, Joe
la st w eek on account of th e holidays,
T he W ar D epartm ent la st nig h t o r
T he school, since th e ab an d o n m en t
b u t sew ing will be resum ed as usual fam ily have gone to Illinois fo r an dered th e dem obilization of a g re a te r was first h in ted In an a ir program of C h ristm as at th e hom e of Mr. and Caldo and wife.
extended
visit
w
ith
Mr.
W
and's
folks.
on T h u rsd ay , J a n u a ry 2d from 10
p a rt of th e officers and men of th e th e W ar D ep artm en t on N ovem ber 11. Mrs. Lewis Reed, Included th e fo l
A lfred H aughlum has received his
A lb ert Seidle, who was so u n fo r Air Service M echanics' school. M id two days a fte r th e signing of th e low ing g u ests: Mr. and Mrs. St. Joe- discharge from San P tJ r o , C alifor
till 4. We have recently finished 20
arm istice, has not for a m om ent seph L eland, Mr. and Mrs. E rnest
refugee sh irts an d have p ajam as on tu n a te as to g et th e accid en tal d is way. to begin at once.
All work of In stru ctio n will he ceased its w ork, nor p erm itted It to Ju d d and d au g h ters and Mrs. Chas. nia, and is at home. P e te r H augh-
hand.
At h e a d q u a rte rs they urge ch arg e from a shot gun th ro u g h his h alted this m orning
lum , w ith a frien d s from Cauip
slacken
th e sew ers to keep a t w ork, as th e re rig h t h an d last Septem ber, has a t
O rd er B u ild in g A bandoned.
Lewis, has an eig h t day fu rlo u g h and
Monday and T uesday of th is week Slover an d Mr. and Mrs. S terns.
T he ab an d o n m en t of th e O verland saw m ore w ork accom plished, and a
R. B ecker has ren ted his hall to was hom e in tim e fo r C hristm as.
Is m uch sew ing on han d yet to be last had to give up th e two fro n t An
gers of his hand. It was lucky th a t b u ilding and com ponent p roperties g re a te r n u m b er of stu d e n ts actu ally O. K. P atte rso n and Roy A nderson,
done.
Mrs. Jo h n H arn ett is q u ite ill from
of th e school was also o rd ered , dis In tra in in g th an ever before
T h e T ro u td ale m em bership drive his w hole h and w asn’t blown off.
m an tlem en t of th e buildings to be
W ilb u r W rig h t field Is an in s titu and expects to spend th e rem ain d er a fte r effects of the “ flu .” Dr. S hort
E rn e st P eterso n is n u rsin g a fra c gin im m ediately.
in th e hands of Mrs. L. A. H arlow ,
tion of long stan d in g , and. w ith Kelly of th e w in ter in C alifornia.
was called to w ait on her.
T ra n sfer of th e rem ain in g p e r field, Texas, provided th e Midway
P ro fesso r Tollefson, th e exponent
leader, and Mrs. E lla H ensley, Mrs. tu red arm as th e re su lt of an en co u n
Mr. and Mrs, Ida D ukes and fam i
sonnel.
which
will
to
ta
l
about
375
school
w
ith
Its
first
stu
d
e
n
ts
and
of
of "New T h o u g h t” in th is com m uni ly sp e n t C h ristm as w tth th e la tte r's
S ingleton, and Miss B lanche Berney te r w ith hts “ Lizzie'* last Sunday men and ten officers, to W ilbur
ficers
w
hen
It
opened.
It
Is,
how
ever,
fo r D istrict 48, tu rn e d in >170. evening.
W rig h t field, F airfield , Ohio, will be by no m eans equal to th e Midway ty, has Just com pleted a 4 0-day fast. m o th er, Mrs. Lizzie Radford.
He is rep o rted to have com e th ro u g h
Some of th is was tu rn e d in since the
Mrs. Serber, who has been ill for gin when th e dem obilization is com school.
A. J. A ult sp e n t C h ristm as week
So com plete Is th e eq uipm ent at som ew hat w eak physically b ut says at home w ith his fam ily. T hey en
re p o rt was given in th e O utlook la3t som e tim e an d un ab le to w alk, Is up pleted. T hese o rd ers m ark th e e n d
ing
of
th
e
la
rg
e
st
an
d
m
ost
com
plete
the
O
verland
building,
and
so
far
a
d
he is a stro n g e r and b e tte r m an te rtain e d on C h ristin as day, Mr. and
w eek.
and aro u n d again.
av iatio n m echanics’ tra in in g school vanced a re th e m ethods of In stru c t
As L adles' Aid day com es on New
Mrs. A. J. Crose of P o rtlan d . T h eir
T he R ed Cross has opened up again In th e w orld— M inneapolis' g re a te st tlon, th a t th e F rench g o v ern m en t has sp iritu a lly .
Y ears day it has been decided to post here and th e ladies a re busy m aking w ar activity.
had rep rin te d a form of teaching
d au g h te r Zaidee re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d
P acking of eq u ip m en t and p re p a r o rig in ated largely by officers of th e
COTTRELL
pone th e m eeting till F rid ay , J a n u convalescent robes fo r th e U. S. Army
w ith them spen d in g th e balance of
atio n s for th e disch arg e of 1,870 e n O verland school.
ary 3d, w hen Mrs. L. A. H arlow , the M edical d ep artm en t.
th
e week.
They a re so listed men an d 80 officers, of th e 3,-
O riginally th e only ae ria l In stru c
E rn est Ball and two d a u g h te rs are
p resid e n t will e n te rta in th e society. nice an d w arm an d “ com fy’’ looking 400 men an d 100 officers at th e tion In stitlo n s in M inneapolis w ere
Mr. and Mrs. Brook and fam ily
visiting at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
All ladies in te reste d a re invited to th a t It may be necessary to ap p o in t school, will begin th is m orning, and I th e Aero club and Dunw oody In sti
sp
e
n t C h ristm as w ith th e ir d a u g h te r,
will probably be com pleted w ithin six tu te .
On J a n u a ry 1, th is year, a G. H. B lackburn.
a tte n d .
a g u a rd for them to be su re th a t weeks.
Miss H azel G oger re tu rn e d to Mrs. C handler of T routdale.
classs of 300 m echanics in train in g
T he children of th e school were they all g et sta rte d back to th e arm y
C larence Brow ning was m ustered
V acate Soon as Possible.
u n d er L ieut. E. A. H adeen, arriv ed P o rtlan d
Sunday a fte r spending
m ade happy last T uesday by a C h rist d ep arm en t.
By th e tim e th e la st m an has been at Dunwoody from K elly field. March C h ristm as at hom e.
out from Camp M cA rthur, C alifornia,
m as tree, p rettily decorated by th e
Mrs. Van H ootegem , who was ill disch arg ed th e re will be n o th in g to 1 th e Midway school, th en know n as
Vern P itts spent Sunday at hom e an d arriv ed hom e In tim e fo r C h rist
o ld e r g irls and boys. An In teresting and In th e hospital fo r a while, is in d icate to th e casu al ob serv er the th e Signal school, th en know n as the
E v erett Brow ning, who is
p art th e school has played In the Signal Corps A viation
M echanics’ accom panied by his cousin, R ae S u t mas.
p ro g ram was given, then th e pres slowly recovering.
g re a t war. All p ro p erties will be va T ra in in g school, was estab lish ed u n ton of P ark d ale . Mr. S u tto n has re w orking in B ridal Veil, was also
en ts w ere d istrib u ted , every child be
Mrs. W ah n er cam e down recently cated as soon as possible, and re der M ajor W eaver.
cently received his d isch arg e front hom e for C hristm as.
W o rld 's G re a te st School.
ing rem em bered and they w ere tr e a t from ea ste rn W ashington to m ake a tu rn ed to th e ir p re-w ar condition be
F rom 300 stu d e n ts th e n um ber th e S. A. T. C. of C orvallis.
ed besides to p ean u ts, apples, and visit w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs. A. D. fore th e closing of the governm ent
has stead ily increased to its latest
leases on M arch 1.
S. F. P itts an d fam ily have moved THE WORD OF CHEER
candy by the teach ers. A nu m b er of Ogden.
AND HELPING SMILE
T elegram s received la st n ig h t by to tal, and th e school Itself has ad onto th e A rnold R uegg farm .
p are n ts enjoyed th e exercises.
Maj. W. R. W eaver, co m m andant, o r vanced rap id ly from an In stitu tio n es
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. C rasw ell spent
F red Lockley, lately re tu rn e d from
d er th e re tu rn as soon as possible to tab lish ed chiefly as an experim ent,
W ill Cum m ins w ent to T illam ook
PLEASANT HOME
civil life of 2,870 m en, an d officers in to th e position of th e w o rld ’s g re a t C h ristm as day w ith th e ir son, L. E. F ran ce, is tellin g some of his exper
C h ristm as day, com ing hom e the
Crasw ell an d wife.
Mrs. M. L en n artz e n te rta in e d th e p ro p o rtio n ate nu m b er, th e d em o b ili est av iation m echanics' school.
iences and o th e r incidents th ro u g h
next day w ith his w ife who has spent
Brow n field, ab o u t tw o m iles
zation to be m ade at th e O verland
th e colum ns of th e P o rtlan d Jo u rn a l.
th e fall w ith h er sis te r th e re in hopes S unshine club by a p arty last F rid ay building. T his w ire, and one o rd e r n o rth of Cam den place, was recently
evening a t h er home.
H ere is an ex tra ct from one of his
ing th e dism antlem ent, of the school, tu rn ed in to a flying field to co-oper OREGON COLLEGE
of benefiting h e r h ealth .
AIDS S. A T. C. MEN recen t article s:
Q uite a n u m b er of th e “ flu ” cases confirm ed w ires received two w eeks ate w tth th e school, giving to th e s tu
R o b ert W ilson is hom e on a fu r
d ents a p ractical experience. N um
ago.
P resently th e b rakem an, Ray C.
lough from San F rancisco, w here he a re rep o rted in th e vicinity.
Special p rep a ra to ry courses will
It I b probable th a t the actu al d is bers of av iato rs have m ade flig h ts
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. C a rp e n te r and ch arg e of m en will not begin u n til over M inneapolis a t v ario u s tim es be offered, th is y ear only, to stu d e n ts ’ W ilkinson of 942 A lbina avenue,
is sta tio n e d in th e navy. He leaves
P o rtlan d , sat In th e conversation
New Y ears day fo r his post of duty. fam ily have moved to E stacad a, next week, M ajor W eaver said last from th is field.
arm y tra in in g corps men at th e col gam e.
We began ta lk in g of hob
T h o u san d s of d o llars have been
n
ig
h
t,
because
of
th
e
necessary
stric
t
|
w
here
Mr.
C
a
rp
e
n
te
r
Is
w
orking
In
School was resum ed Monday m orn
Mr. W ilkinson said, ’My hob
ex am in atio n s of th e m en, which p re spent by In terests In M inneapolis lege, who are lacking th e necessary bles.
th
e
mill.
is to try to see th e silver lining of ♦
ing in Mr. B radley’s room . T he p ri
cedes th e discharge of all arm y men. | and St. P aul in th e fu rth e rin g of th e qualifications In E nglish, m ath em a by
th e clouds, no m a tte r how gray they
R o b ert Shum w ay, O scar C arlson Also, discharge p apers m ust be p re I work being done by th e school.
m ary room will have no school this
tics, physics, and elem en tary chem is are, to give nty fellow man a square
w eek, as Mrs. G ra n t has th e grip. and G eorge Staffanson have been
try , to e n te r upon degree courses. All deal and to feel th a t 1 will leave the
LUSTED
KELSO
T ro u td a le at la st got in th e fashion m u stered o ut of th e service.
who have enough high school work world a little b e tte r for having lived
Mr. ail’d Mrs. A. B. Wood e n te r
w ith several cases of grip. T he sick
F ollow ing Is a re p o rt of th e w ork
C h ristm as exercises w ere held In to enable them to e n te r a degree in it.” "H ow do you p u t y o u r pro
f Iks on the hill across th e Sandy tain ed a n u m b e r of frien d s on C h rist done by the Kelso Red Cross au x il th e L usted school la st T uesday. A course, as show n by th e ir sc h o lar g ram acro ss” I asked. “ H ere Is one
mas day. The day was p leasan tly iary d u rin g th e year p ast: F iftee n C h ristm as tree, w hich was an a ttr a c sh ip a t th e college, will be allow ed to w ay,” he answ ered, as he h anded me
are ab o u t all well now.
a prin ted slip. “ W hen I see a good
spent in conversation and m usic b ut com fort pillows, 12 dish tow els, 36 tion, was tpuch ap p reciated by th e do so, even th o u g h a little sh o rt of bit of verse I have a few hundred
the cro w n in g fe a tu re was th e de- h o sp ital sh irts, 72 p ajam a su its, 30
POWELL VALLEY
th e n u m b er of cre d its req u ired . F o r copies p rin ted and hand them to
ch ild ren .
folks I meet. I ant a g rea t believer
lecious C hristm as feast served by th e holders, 5 sw eaters, 24 p airs socks,
Q uite an ex citem en t was aroused those who wish to p rep a re for voca in th e word of ch eer and th e helping
L a st F rid ay evening ab o u t forty- hostess. T he house was tastily dec 16 se rg e dresses, 4 0 pinafores, 10
m em bers of th e Swedish L u th e ra n
In th is neghborhood on C h ristm as tions special courses In ag ric u ltu re, sm ile or act. H ere is a bit of verse
p easan t sh irts, 10 convalescent robes
church m et a t th e hom e of Mr. and o rate d w ith C h ristm as g reenery.
even when all th e neighbors w ere com m erce, en g in eerin g , and p h a r 1 believe in. T ake it, p ractice It, and
pass It on. It will su re w ork.” I
an d 2 dozen pairs bed socks.
Mrs. E m anuel A nderson in G resham ,
called o u t to fight fire a t th e hom e of macy w ill be provided. In view of
w here a su rp rise p a rty was given
PLEASANT VALLEY
K elso raised >99.10 in th e 1918 Ja ck A germ an who lives on th e Wm. th e unexpected end of th e w ar and of will pass it on at once to Jo u rn al
readers. H ere It Is:
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Lundbom . A
C h ristm as m em bership drive.
p rogram was ren d e re d consisting of
Rev. W. T. Ford will speak a t th e
Erx farm . T he chim ney was on fire tra in in g fo r It, th e college is doing | I f yo u p u t a l i t t l e lo v in ’ In to a ll th e w o rk
you do,
Mrs. N. M. Boyd and th ree c h il
speeches m ade by Rev. Jo h n T rued- P leasan t Valley church next Sunday,
and th e flam es w ere going up ab o u t Its utm o st to provide w ork for those A n d a l i t t le b it o f g la d n e s s a n d a l i t t le b it
son, 8. M. S taffan sen and J. S tu re ;
d ren from W ash b u rn , M issouri w e n
o f you.
who
m
ust
m
ake
th
e
ir
way
In
whole
A n d a li t t le b it o f sw eetness, a n d a li t t le
violin selections by H okan T ruedson J a n u a ry 5, on th e su b je ct “ A R e g u ests of Mrs. B oyd’s a u n t, Mrs. T. five feet, w hich m ade it look as if th e
b it o f song.
and read in g s by th e Misses F lorence view an d a Resolve,” In which he will Bowen d u rin g th e holidays. Mrs. house w ere doomed. T he fire w ent o r In p art.
N o t a d a y w i ll seem too to ils o m e ; not a
Jo h n so n and M yrtle A nderson.
A p o rtray th e o th e r side of a m an 's life.
o u t an d no d am age was done.
d a y w ill seem too lo n g ;
B oyd’s h u sband is a so ld ier statio n ed
A n d y o u r w o rk w i ll lie a t t r a c t iv e , a n d th e
p resen t consisting of a silv er set of All a re Invited to atten d .
FUEL ADMINISTRATOR
Miss
F
lo
ren
ce
W
ilhelm
,
of
V
ictory,
w i ll s to p to look,
knives, forks, teaspoons, d essert
a t V ancouver. T hey expect to locate
GIVES FUEL ADVICE A n d w th o rld
e w o rld w ilt see a sw eetness lik e
visited Miss Je an L en t la st T uesday.
spoons, b u tte r k nife, and a su g a r
th e tin k lin ' o f a broo k.
h
ere
p
erm
an
en
tly
,
h
aving
ren
te
d
a
E x tra O utlooks of th e C h ristm as
d Job; a n d th e n th e w o rld
spoon was p resented to th e young
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H am ilto n and
Wood can be utilized to best ad In th w e ill fin tu is r n h e to
house In Boring.
lo o k a t you
couple by the Rev. J. T ruedson for , issue will be m ailed a t 6c each.
fam
ily
enjoyed
C
h
ristm
as
d
in
n
er
v an tag e by b u rn in g It in com bination W it h a w o rld 's a p p r e c ia tio n o f th e th in g
Leo C anning and A lfred and P ete
h er m any years services as o rg an ist
y o u 'v e fo u n d to do.
BANK NOTICE.
and choir leader of th e church. A
H au g h lu m w ere spen d in g fu rlo u g h s w ith Mr. an d Mrs. A. E. W hitesides, w ith coal, according to th e U nited
a l i t t le h it o f lo v in ' und a l i t t le h it o f
th e fo rm e r’s sister.
very pleasan t evening was spent
S tates F uel A d m in istratio n In a book J u s t "ollg
It is q u ite necessary th a t banks w ith th e hom e folks d u rin g th e h o li
listen in g to song and m usic, a fte r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
athew
Rauw
have
A
n
d
som
e p rid e to s o rt o f m a k e I t s t r a ig h t
let
of
Info
rm
atio
n
for
consum
ers
and
th e ir doors not la te r th a n ♦ days.
n d tr u e an d c le a n a n d s tru n g ,
which refre sh m e n ts of coffee and close
moved to P o rtlan d w here Mr. Rauw sav ers of fuel sen t to F uel A dm inis A n d a th
p.
m.
In
o
rd
er
to
com
ply
w
ith
re
e
w o rk t h a t y o u 're a -d o ln ' p r e tty
School
will
be
closed
a
week
lo
n
g
cake w ere served.
n e a r b e fo re you k n o w
q u irem en ts of Insurance com panies er on account of illness of th e p rin will be em ployed m th e com m ission tr a to r F red J. Holmes. It is advisable
W i ll h a v e set th e w o rld a t a lk in ' a n d y o u 'll
and to com plete th e days w ork
business.
see t h a t you h a v e done
WOMAN'S STATEM EN T W ILL
to th ro w wood blocks on th e fire
nearly all of which com es a fte r clos cipal, Mrs. Louise N elson.
M u re th a n yo u h a d d re a m e d o r hoped fo r
H E IJ ’ GRESHAM .
w hen th e fire box Is com paratively
w h e n th e ta s k w a s f ir s t begu n ;
ing.
P ersons m ak in g req u ests fo r
T he Red Cross au x iliary will m eet
I t ’s a good th in g fo r all concerned em pty and cover them w ith coal.
A n il y o u 'll fin d th e lilt o f lo v in ' y ou h a v e
en tra n c e a fte r 4 p. m. a re su b jectin g on T h u rsd ay , Ja n u a ry 2.
p u t In to th e nam e
I h ated cooking because w hatever them selves to loss as well as the bank
th a t th e re was no league of n atio n s
in e ba c k 40 yo u In lo v in ' a n d com e
T he fire should receive m ore fre H a s b m ack
1 a te gave me so u r stom ach and a besides en d an g erin g th e lives of th e
to y ou In fa m e .
to en fo rce th e d o ctrin e of "self-d e q u e n t a tte n tio n th a n when burning
bloated feeling. I d ra n k hot w ater em ployes of th e bank.
SOWING OF LIME
te
rm
in
atio
n
of
peoples’,’
th
e
tim
e
se
S tom ach T rouble.
and olive oil by th e gallon. N othing
W e w ill a fte r Ja n u a ry 1st, 1919
HELPS SOUR SOILS cession was u n d erta k en In th is co u n coal alone. T he cheek-dam per In th e
“ Before I used C h am b erlain 's T ab
helped u n til I trie d sim ple buck close doors prom ptly a t 4 p. m You
sm oke-pipe should ulso be kept open
lets I doctored a g rea t deal for sto m
th o rn bark , glycerine, etc., as mixed are urged to tra n sa c t your b anking
Lim e co rrects th e soil acidity th a t try in th e sixties.
w ider th a n when b u rn in g coal alone ach tro u b le and felt nervous ano
in A d-ler-i-ka."
Because it flushes business before th a t tim e and as
in
te
rfe
re
s
w
ith
m
axim
um
crop
p
ro
as
less
chim
ney
d
ra
ft
is
needed
If
tired all th e tim e. T hese ta b lets
the E N T IR E bowel tra c t com pletely early In th e day a fte r the bank is
W hen a man says “ business Is
A dler-i-ka relieves ANY CASE sour open as can be done.
d uction, and a c irc u lar tellin g how to
wood is used alone in a coal h eater, helped me from th e first, and inside
b
u
sin
ess,"
he
is
ab
o
u
t
to
do
o
r
a
l
stom ach, gas o r co n stipation and pre
of a w eek's tim e 1 had Im proved in
F IR ST STATE BANK.
use It to best a d v a n ta g e has ju s t been ready has done so m eth in g of which th e g ra te should he p artly covered every w ay,” w rites Mrs. L. A. D rlnk-
vents appendicitis.
T he INSTANT
C. J. LUNDQUIST, C ashier.
w
ith
sh
eet
Iron
o
r
fire
brick
to
reduce
ard , Jefferson City, Mo.— Adv.
action Is surprising. G resham Drug
issued fo r fre e d istrib u tio u by the he is asham ed.
BANK OF GRESHAM
th e d raft.
Co.—-Adv.
P er K. A. M ILLER, C ashier.
soils d e p a rtm e n t of th e college. Lim e
Auto accessories fo r all cars. C.
A gree w ith everybody and you
will sw eeten 'th e so u r soils so th a t
When In doubt try a W ant Ad
E. O sburn * Co.
Few Escape.
E x tra O utlooks of th e C hristm as
may
ru
n
for
office,
b
ut
y
o
u
're
n
ot
fav o rab le b ac te ria m ay develop and
issue will be m ailed a t 6c each.
T h ere are few indeed who escape aid In m ak in g th e p la n t food a v a il likely to ru n very fast.
having at least one cold d u rin g th e able fo r th e crop, according to th e
F o r Croup.
S potlig h ts and electric horns. C.
w in ter m onths and th ey are f o rtu circu lar. It will also supply any lack
E. O sburn £ Co.
“ C h am b erlain 's Cough Rem edy Is
n ate who have b u t one an d g et of calcium as a p la n t food, and m ake
th ro u g h w ith It quickly and w ith o u t som e food m a teria ls alread y in th e splendid for c ro u p ,” w rites Mrs. E d
w ard H assett, F ra n k fo rt, N. Y. “ My
any serio u s consequences.
T ak e soil.
ch ild ren have been quickly relieved
C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough Rem edy and
of a tta c k s of th is d rea d fu l co m plaint
observe th e directions with each b o t
A self-closing fau cet on th e k itch en by Its u se.” T his rem edy co n tain s no
tle, and you are likely to be one of
A I.I . K IV B a A J I> A X X . B IB » «
the fo rtu n a te ones. T he w orth anil h ot w ate r supply will effect a g re a t opium o r o th e r narcotic, and may be
given to a child as confidently as to
m erit of th is rem edy Has been fully j saving in h eat.
an a d u lt.— Adv.
proven.
T h ere are m any fam ilies
who have alw ays used It for years
when tro u b led w jth a cough or cold,
PICTURE FRAMING
G IL T OR N A T U R A L WOOD
and w ith th e very best resu lts.— Adv
N ea t and C heap
_
T ailo rin g
Air Schools to Be Demobilized
*
Ship by Truck
PHOTOS
MAX
S C H N E ID E R
M athew s' Bldg. M ain S tre e t
P h o n s S41
For men
and
w om en— cleaning,
pressing and rep airin g done well.
P ete r L enard, Powell street.
Make This a Real Christmas
SQME USEFUL HINTS
GIVE
Something
Electrical
This Year
Sew ing M achine
M otor
V acuum C leaner
W ashing M achine
F loor. T able and
Desk Lam ps
Cbaflng-D lsh
T o aster
G rtll
Coffee P erco la to r
Milk W arm er
Sm oothing Iron or
T rav elin g Iron
C u rlin g -Iro n and
Drying Comb in one
V ib rato r
H eatin g Pad
R ad iato r
P o rta b le Stove and
Oven
R ange
Fan
ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Building
IT SAVES TIME AND MONEY
Ekstrom Truck’ Service
PHONE
G resham 851
Cor. Powell and Maple Ave.
PHONE
P o rtlan d
Bdwy. 2082
225 Ash S treet