PAGE FOLK
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY
23.
1010
Mrs. C a ro lin e D rube, of P o rtla n d
is m u k in g nu ex te n d e d visit a t th e
h o m e o f M r. uuil Mrs. G eorge S le re t,
T ile la d le s art- siste rs.
LAND PLASTER SOWERS
A Strong, Durable Machine,
which saves time and labor. Sows from 50 to 500 pounds an acre,
at the price you surely can not be without one.
Lime or L and plaster Sowers
FERTILIZER, LAND PLASTER OR LIME
agitator, sows from 150 lbs. to 6000 lbs an acre.
SOWER
with
extra
large
hopper and
SUCCESS SEED G R A D ER S C lean .Your Seed G rain.
Will
Grade Wheat Oats or any kinds of grain.
Pl LVERIZERS AND ROLLERS that prepare the ground, sure means a better
seed bed, a larger yield per acre.
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
RELIABILITY
544
W A. HESSEL
SERVICE
6x2
M
T H E ROYAL ELEC TR IC
VACUUM SW EEPER
At Metzger’s Furniture Store
A C om plete R enovating P lan t
Have it Demonstrated. Eight in weight, Simple in
Manipulation, Best for Durability.
Made of cast
iumimun, and caries with it a strong guarantee.
Twenty minutes with THE R O YA L and the rest of
'h, day is yours.
$5.00 dow n and $5.00 per m onth
J. E. M ETZG ER
phone 548
YOL R HOME F U R N ISH E R
BARGAINS!
gresham
BARGAINS!
The hist two days of each month you always find bargains at
Our Store.
$ 5.25
2.90
2.05
25.00
9.50
16.00
16.10
20.CO
19.15
Kobe, reg u lar price $6.00, now
Kobe, reg. price, $3.75, now
Knhher Kitin Kobe, lteg. $2.50, now
• oml -hand Double llartiess,
s e c o n d h u ilii Single H arness
30x31 o Pullm an T ire
30x3 Ajax T ire
30x31.. Ajax Tire
IInited T ire
1, 10x31
S. E. PALMQUIST
I’lione 175
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TH E
M ASTER
M E D IC IN E
W E H A VE IT
W'eek-i nd g u e sts a t ’th e Lew is I
i M etzg er h om e w ere M r. a n d M rs
Em il O sw ald of P o rtla n d .
Mr. a n d M rs. G uy F ie ld h o u se a n d !
¡.-m ail daughter J a n e , le ft S u n d ay f o r i
a w e e k 's v isit w ith M rs. F ie ld h o u s e 's
m o th e r, M rs. J o h n M iller, in Porz-
i land.
li e believe you can do better by buying Oregon-
Made merchandise.
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Mrs. A r th u r F ie ld h o u s e , a ss iste d
BELGIAN W RITES OF CONDI liy h e r d a u g h te r G race, e n te r ta in e d a
¡ lew frie n d s a t a w ell a p p o in te d d in
TIONS OF HOME LAND.
n e r on S u n d ay ev en in g . T h e ir g u e s ts
C o n tin u e d fro m pag e 1
! w ere M r. a n d M rs. C. J. L u n d q u is t
a n d so n . M a ste r M arv in L u n d q u ist,
q u a rte re d in tim e of peace. We hoped , j r an d M rs. A lfred H a tn m a r anti
to stay th ere, hut a fte r fo u r d ay s we
w ent to M oerbeke-W aas, from w hen I d a u g h te r , R eg iu a Ila iu n ia r.
send you th is le tte r.
Mi . Jo h n C an n o n was a lu n ch eo n
H ear frien d , I hope you will be m uch h o ste ss on F rid a y , h o n o rin g h e r
pleased w ith th is le tte r. We did o u r
best to send you a good deal of news. h o u se g u e s t, M iss Van D usen, of A s
T h e best re g a rd s from your fam ily, to r ia , a n d M rs. Ja c o b C antm , of
w hom 1 saw , all in good h ealth , and P o rtla n d .
th e best g re e tin g s from all of y o u r
Mrs. H a ttie C o ttre ll, of San F r a n
frien d s, b u t especially from y o u r a f
cisco, w itli h e r d a u g h te r , M rs. F.
fectio n ate frien d ,
EMI EL HERM AN. Jo h n s o n , u L aG ru u d e, w ere G reshar.i
v is ito rs last w eek.
T h e y w ere a c
NATIVE BELGIAN NOW
c o m p an ied by Mrs. C o ttr e ll’s sis te r,
CITIZEN OF GRESHAM M rs. A r th u r R e g n e r o f P o rtla n d .
E. D h u lst, w ho fu rn is h e d th e le t
te r fro m a B elg ian s o ld ie r fo r th is
is su e o f tlie O u tlo o k , is o ne of th e
in te n se ly p a tr io tle c itiz e n s of G re s h
am . lie is it n a tiv e of B elg iu m bu;
lias been fo r s e v e ra l y e a rs a n a tu r a i-
i"ed A m erican c itiz e n .
He
lias a
b r o th e r I.eo n , w ho e n lis te d in tie-
United S ta te s M arin e co rp s in 191 i
a n d h as been in th e se rv ic e sine
th e n .
Mr. a n d M rs. D liu lst, w ho live on
th e L in tleiiiu n fa rm w est of G re s h
am , have an in te r e s tin g fam ily c o n
s is tin g of tw o boys an d o n e g irl
di
A m erican s. T h e little d a u g h te r was
b o rn on N o v em b er 7, th e very dav
an d h o u r on w hich th e G erm an d ie
g a te s c ro ssed th e lin e to a rr a n g e ta
tlie a rm istic e .
T h e h a p p y p a ren s
g av e Iter tlie n am e of M ary V ictor.'
in re c o g n itio n of h e r a u sp ic io u s
Idrt inlay.
that are sure to please.
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A rth u r Dixon and ch ild re n of P o rt
land v isited for tile week end witli his
siste r, Mrs. II. .1. I’u lfer.
Mrs. E.
Itiynnett of H andy, a s is te r of the
tw o w as also a g u est at tin- i’u lfer
home.
The All-Fuel Colonial for
Gas, W ood or Coal and the
Nu-Style Colonial for Wood
or Coal.
’These are Exceptionally
Fine Ranges that have been
Thoroughly Tested in this
locality. Each is a Peer in
its class.
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SEI THESE RANCES BEFORE VOI BI V
MODERATELY PRICED, \T
1. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
GRESHAM,
OREGON
Lot of nice
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New Crisp
Mr an d M rs. A r th u r R e g n e r t x-
peet to le a v e fo r a p ro lo n g e d m o to r
tr ip th r o u g h C a lifo rn ia n ext w eek.
Mrs. F re d H oney an d o tln -r local
w om en a re p la n n in g th e w eekly tr e a t
to r th e sick an d c o n v a le sc e n t s o ld ie rs
a t tlie post h o s p ita l in V ancouver.
G resh am m e r c h a n ts a re s u p p ly in g se
le c t e a tin g a p p le s us tile s o ld ie rs ’
tr e a t th is w eek. L ast w eek tlie hoys
w ere re g a le d w itli h om e m ade c a k es
a n d violets.
J u s tic e of Hie I’eaee J o h n B row n
lias been busy th is p a st w eek littin g
up h is new c o u rtro o m a n d privut-*
otiiee. T lie w ork is a b o u t co m p leted
now .
E. S. J e n n e w as in G re sh a m on
b u sin ess y e ste rd a y .
Tlie
F ra n c e s W illard m em o rial
e v e n in g a t th e h o m e of M r. an d Mrs.
J. N. C la n a h a n
to m o rro w
n ig h t,
g iv es p ro m ise of being a pleiisaiit
a ffa ir.
An
e x c e lle n t p ro g ra m h as
been p re p a re d to w hich e v e ry o n e I n
te r e s te d is m o st c o rd ia lly in v ited .
11. A. L ew is, of R u ssellv ille h a s is
su e d a c all to r a m e e tin g of th e ex
e c u tiv e c o m m itte e of th e F a rm Bu-
te a tt tills e v e n in g a t th e otiiee o f tie-
c o u n ty a g r ic u ltu r a l a g e n t in G resh am
in a b ris k g a m e of b a s k e tb a ll i ■<
th e high sch o o l g y m n a siu m last F r i
d ay a fte rn o o n , th e ju n io rs d e fe a te d
tlie lo rd ly se n io rs. A final g a m e be
tw een tin- so p h s a n d ju n io rs will d e
c id e tin- c la s s ch a m p io n sh ip .
T lie E. W. A y lsw o rth s en jo y e d :
tr ip to P o rtla n d in th e ir n e w clo sed i
F o rd y e ste rd a y .
Miss R ose S le e th , a tr a in e d n u rse
fro n t N ew p o rt, w ho lias been a t th e
h om e of M rs. A. M W ilk in so n fo r
lit»* past m o n th , left y e ste rd a y fo r
E lm ira . O reg o n .
M rs C. A. H a rris , of S e a ttle , for-
nierlv Miss N an A nderson, local te le
p h o n e o p e ra to r h e re , is v is itin g w itli
h o m e fo lk s w a itin g th e re tu rn of h e r
h u sb a n d . C o rp o ra l C. A. H a rris , s t a
tio n e d a t C am p D odge. Iow a.
HAVE C O M IN G -
Two Colonial Ranges
Hr. A. II. W rig h t h as been rem o v ed
from G ood S a m a r ita n h o sp ita l to hia
! h o m e e a st of tow n. H is m any frie n d s
1 will he p leased to le a rn o f th e im-
1 p ro v e m e n t in ills e o u d itio u . It is
h oped th a t he w ill sp e e d ily re g a in Ills
| h e a lth an d s tr e n g th .
H a rry
S p e n c e r lias receiv ed h is
¡d is c h a rg e tro m C am p L ew is, a n d is
I i.ow a t tlie fam ily h om e on tlie B ase
j L in e ro ad .
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Additional Gresham Locals
TANLAC
Miss N ellie S h o rt is h e re from
s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia fo r a visit a t th "
h o m e of h e r co u sin s, M r. a n d Mrs.
F ra n k A xtell.
T hey sp e n t S unday
v isitin g old frie n d s in th e F airv iew
sectio n .
Have you ever thought eriouly what it means to
buy Oregon made goods. The money used in payment of
these goods is placed in the hands of Oregon people who
in turn consume Oregon products and thereby enrich the
state by keeping the wealth in Oregon instead of send
ing' it to eastern states.
Dress Shirts I
Prices
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
and to $6.50
Bot h
.S7z/7 Cuffs
Soft Cuffs
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Percales
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Tub Sill s
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E. W. AYLSWORTH
Gresham, Oregon
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A fam ily d in n e r w as served at tlie
hom e of Mrs. C. M errill on S unday,
w hen 11 of h e r c h ild ren and g ra n d
c h ild re n w ere p resent
T he sp> elal
reason for tlie reu n io n w as tlie b ir th
i'he R enali . Store
d ay of Mrs C. O M errill of P ortland.
Mr. an d Mrs O ren M illeson have
moved to P o rtlan d , w here Mr. M ille
Imligi-Nt ion.
U sed D isc H i u h - w h .
T a k e a few d o ses o f C h a m b e rla in 's son Is em ployed in an e lec trical shop.
(Inc X 20 wit It p ole. $15.
T a b le ts as d ire c te d fo r in d ig e s tio n , T hey a re liv in g at 38th an d B elm ont
it • 1 H I S d isc tin r now. 82 5.
a n d yon w ill so o n fo rg e t a b o u t y o u r stre e ts.
H ue 12-18 disc. 835.
sto m a c h tro u b le s . T ry it.
Adv.
See o u r used lin p le n ie n ta .
B e tte r
T h e m em b ers o f tlie C ham pion P oul
I h a u any a u c tio n sa le m a c h in e ry nt a
try ('lu ll of G resh am a re requested
R e a d t l i e W ant mt«
avliig to you
W A H ESSEL
to meet witli lAiuuty club le a d e r . M iss
E th el C alk in s, utid local leader, Mrs
11. II. E 'in g . in th e school sew ing room
al fo u r o'clock tom orrow afternoon.
A .1. M iller, p ro p rie to r of the E lec
tric V acuum L au n d ry , lias purchased
Mrs, L a u ra C ross of B attleg ro u n d .
a F o rd d eliv ery e a r from R ak er and
W ash in g to n has been here for a few
Sou.
d ay s v isitin g w itli h e r d a u g h te r, Miss
Photic W ant ad s to 7ul
Milk R ecord Blank-,.
Miss H ag erm an , tin p rim ary touch
H azel R obinson
M o n th 's re c o rd o f m ilk p ro d u c
e r in th e g rad e school is confined at
T w en ty
r cen t off on h e a tin g tio n fo r a b o u t 18 cow s. J u s t w hat
Mrs H enry M etzger reetdved today
hom e by illness. S he lias undi rgone
K id d e r H a rd w a re Co.
th e an n o u n cem en t of th e d eath of etuvi s. 1,
you need to keep tra c k of y o u r h e rd .
an o p eratio n for th e rem oval of h e r
C o n v e n ie n t a n d ch eap . O u tlo o k .
h er unci)-. T hom as Beers, late of Kim
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moll. In d ia n a Tlie deceased, who lias tu r e h o u g h t a n d so ld , l ’owi-ll S tre e t,
Ju d g e G eorge W S tap leto n . Mr a n d
Retel th e O u tlo o k c la s s lf e d a d s
m any re la tiv e s in th is v icin ity , visited U re sh a n i, n e a r fo n ti,aiti.
Mrs W it. Burk*-, am i Mr and Mrs. h e re a few y e a rs ago.
Jo h n C an n o n a tte n d e d th e autom obile
A n o th er fine le tte r has been re
show in P o rtla n d la s t n ig h t.
ceived from Cecil P ulfer, w ho is w ith
llie p h o to g rap h s mad« by G lenn th e arm y o f occupation in G erm any.
D avidson of tlie w alnut p lan tin g by Cecil w rites th a t he has received but
th e iiig li School ju n io rs last F rid ay , om- b tie r from his p a re n ts in the six
have tu rn e d very nicely.
m o n th s since he w ent overseas
E m erson B row n, who is still in
if you h av en t g o t it y et try a F ran ce, lias w ritte n of a fine vacation
said an English contemporary, "ITill be in the ap
• a n t ad.
Ten to Fourteen pounds of Drj Lime Sulphur will
tr ip and h is re tu rn to d u ty much
preciation of th ■ character of ll'asnington.”
im prov- d in h ealth ,
lie is looking
make SO g a llo n s nt Sprat Will sell you an> amount
B a rg a in s in th e » a n t ads.
forw ard longingly to h is home-coming.
from a teaspoonful to a 1000 pounds.
H E. P altn q u ist has in s titu te d a
By tins tru e test, m ankind is ever m arching forw ard,
S p o tlig h ts a n d e le c tric h o rn s
C.
tw o-day b a rg ain period fo r th e end
E v e r y w h e r e , t h e p e o p le s o f lilt world todav hot,or tin
E. O sb u rn A Co.
of each m onth.
H is F e b ru a ry of
m e m o r y o f W ashington.
G l S t l l lg ( f id o f < n iil» .
ferin g s a re attractively set fo rth in
Ev. tyw heie, those who h a t, fr doit, and thos« who seek
T h e e a sie st a n d q u ic k e s t way to g< I h is ad in th is issue.
it. are insisting upon hi» ideal of " th e practice of a virtuous
' rid of a cold is to ta k e C h a m b e rla in 's
Dr. E m ily F. Bolcom h as w ritten
policy th at the end and purpose of all G overnm ents mat In-
C o u g h ite u ie d v . T h is p re p a r a tio n h as
from N'-w York th a t sh« is still busy
" th e ag g reg ate happiness of society.’’
been in use fo r m any y e a rs a n d its
w ith h er special study, hut th a t she
Ills inthietice lit i s nu through the years. IBs words and his
v a lu e fully p ro v en . No m a tte r w hat
\p<i ts to be back at work in G resham
deeds are c te r an inspiration to fo n t aril-looking peoples.
rem ed y you use. h o w e v e r, c a re m ust
about the i ml of M arch
be ta k e n not to c o n tr a c t . seco n d cold
Mr and M rs R obert S keen, Mr and
b e fo re you h a v e re c o v e re d fro m the
first o n e, a n d th e r e is s e rio u s d an g ) r Mrs H enry Picket!. Mr an d Mrs. C has
o f th is
A m an o f m id d le ag e o r o ld d c h ra e d n e r an d son of P o rtla n d w ere!
e r sh o u ld go to bed a n d stay lu bed th e guest* of F ra n k Jo n es and his
GHKsH.AM . OKKOON
u n til fully re c o v ered , it is b e lte r to d au g h ter. Mrs Floyd Mack for Sunday j
PHONE 661
PHONE 661
stay in bed th r e e d ay s a t th e s ta r t
d in n er.
th a n th e r e w eek s la t e r on
Adv.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
A TTEN TIO N !
CHEVROLET
490
$ 8 4 5 H ere
C. E. OSBURN
Gresham
Oregon
FA R M ER S AND F R U IT G RO W ERS
When you are ready to spray, come in and
see US
We are Agents for Sherw in - W illiam s
Dry Lime Sulphur, which is superior in
many ways to liquid Lime-Sulphur solution
“ The Test of the Progress of Mankind,”
Com e in and find out about this
W onderful Spray
Jftrst iFtatr i-iaith