Gresham outlook., February 28, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

GKESHAM
O IT L O O K
FAIRVIEW RESIDENTS
TO HONOR SOLDIERS
F E B E I V in
JH.
IV I»
TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R
There are more than 3,000,000 Ford
cars in daily operation in the United
States. I his is a little better than one-
halt ot all the motor cars used m Ameri­
ca. I lie Ford car is every man's necess­
ity. No matter what his business may
be, it sokes the problem of cheapest
transportation. W e solicit your order
now, because production is limited, and
we make it the rule to supply first ord­
ers first. Touring Car, $525; Runa­
bout, $500; Coupe, $650; Sedan. $775;
Truck Chassis, $550.
These prices f. o. b. Detroit
P A G E T IIE L L
TROUTDALE
O u r T ro u td a le boys a re r e tu rn in g
h om e c u e by o n e from th e v a rio u s
b ra n c h e s oi tin- se rv ic e to w hich iln v
w ere ussig u ed
in
th e w ar.
Mil->
G oons, a s e rg e a n t in Go. ('. J2'M .i
S ig n al B a tta lio n , s ta tio n e d at G am p
Li e, V irg in ia, r e tu rn e d Sunday , a a I
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a f t e r v istin g re la tiv e s a n d frie n d s a
few d ay s, left lo r A rlin g to n , to ta k e
up h is old jo b w itli tlie W estern
U nion T e le g ra p h com pany
H e given
g re a t p ra ise to th e R ed G ross am i j
S a lv a tio n A rm y
w h e re v e r lie m et
th em .
E m a n u e l Fox re tu rn e d Monday ,
ROSS BUILD IN G, MAIN S T R E E T ,
N EA R GRESHAM BAKERY
FAIRVIEW
from G am p T a y lo r, K en tu c k y , a f te r
Je s s D u n b a r. Mrs. D ren D u n b a r v is itin g frie n d s in C hicago fo r a few (
a n d b ro th e r, Ira H olton, w ere g u e s 's days.
T h e T ro u td u le L a d ie s' Aid vvi’l (
of D. 8. D u n b a r a n d w ife on S a tu r ­
d ay , F e b ru a ry 22.
Mr. B o lto n has m eet nex t w eek W ednesday a lt e r
ju s t a rriv e d fro m F ra n c e an d h a s re ­ noon, M arch 5. w itli Mrs. M orris Mc­
resp ect to tiling re tu r n s u n d e r the
ceiv ed his d is c h a rg e .
lie is on his G in n is. AB m e m b e rs an d frien d : of REVENUE COLLECTOR
way to L ak ev iew . O regon w h e re lie (lie society a re u rg e d to a tte n d .
SOUNDS WARNING l ew R ev en u e Bill may he h ad lip io
C. 11 M cG trr, fo rm e rly of th e i ; i -
Gie filial d a le fo r tiling such rS tiiiii-
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w ere g u e sts of re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d s to re at S p rin g d a le . O u r good w ish ­ In te rn a l R evenue, .Milton A M iller, ila r re sp o n sib le in s titu tio n s h av e a l ­
es fo r su ccess go w ith him In h is new from C o m m issio n er D aniel C. R oper, w ays c o o p e ra te d in fu rn is h in g au -
on S u n d ay .
ta x p a y e rs a re c a u tio n e d u g a ii s t a l­ j th e n tic Incom e T ax in fo rm a tio n , and
Mrs. H a ttie J e n k in s is v is itin g in b u sin ess.
E ld o n D u p u is is well of th e tro u b le low ing th e m se lv e s to he Im posed u p ­ , h av e g e n e ro u sly offered to se rv e Ihe
P o rtla n d w ith h e r son. E lm er J e n k in s
In h is h a n d , a n d is hack -in schm 1 on by s tr a n g e r s w ho claim to be " I n ­ g o v e rn m e n t an d ta x p a y e rs in th is
an d fam ily .
a
com e T ax E x p e rts .” * They sh o u ld respect a g a in ib is y e a r.
Il is th e
G ra n d m a
B yrd, of Hood R iver, g a in .
G eorge T h o m a s w as a v is ito r th is | d is c rim in a te carefu lly betw een real y iii'm of th e B ureau io b rin g Ils agen-
h as re tu rn e d to
her
h o m e, a f te r
sp e n d in g som e lim e w ith tier so n . It. week at the h om e of his b ro th e r, C. I. h e lp fu l, a u th o r ita tiv e ad v ice in tax 11 et: as close as possible to every pi r-
T h o m as, lie h a s been in Go. M. B3d m a tte rs , a n d irre s p o n s ib le advice.
! son a n d to m ak e a v a ila b le in official
F. B yrd, a n d fam ily .
Mr R o p er s ta te s f u r th e r th a t th e lo rm all necessary in fo rm a l inn r e ­
Mr. an d Mrs. J. W. M oller e lite .•- R eg im en t, at G am p M eade, Mary land,
tatn eil on S d n d ay al a fa re w e ll d in ­ a n d w as sen t to C am p L ew is w h ere b u re a u Is a ra n n g lu g to fu rn is h fo r g a rd in g th e rev iu lre m en ts of th e law
n e r p a rty in h o n o r of Mr. a n d M ri. he received Ills d isc h a rg e . A fter vis th e benefit of in co m e tax p a y e rs in T h e B u reau w elcom es aid from e v e iv
II. F. lly rd . Mr. B yrd has re n te d i. itin g h is p a re n ts in C o rv alis, lie w ill every ettv and tow n in tile c o u n try , le s p o u sib ie agency in its e ffo rts to
fa rm neat- Mt. S co tt, an d m oved lie; ta k e up h is old w ork as m a n a g e r of a a fre e advisory se rv ic e by tra in e d c o l­ e n lig h te n Ih e people on lax m a tte rs .
le c to rs. a g e n ts , in s p e c to rs an d d e p u ­
E very ta x p a y e r is a ss u re d of a
fam ily th e r e th is w eek. T h o se p re s­ H ood R iv er ap p le o ru h ard .
Mrs. M ary W ade, of S alem , I l l l n o r . ties. At th e offices o f C oll c to rs a n d s q u a r e d eal from Ihe g o v e rn m e n t
e n t w ere Mr. an d Mrs. H. F. B yrd
an d
(la u g h te r.
D o ro th y .
Mr. an 1 is v isitin g at Ihe h om e of h e r d a u g h ­ I)< p u tie s an d at o th e r c e n tr a l p o in ts, b ased on th e tux law s an d re g u la tio n -
tre e in fo rm a tio n anil a d v ice w ith an d (lie l a d s in his case.
Mrs. A. C o p elan d am i son, M rs. C. te r, Mrs. E lo ra P a rk e r.
S to o p es ol P o rtla n d , Mrs. E. N oble
MELROSE AND VICTORY
of San F ra n c isc o , C a lifo rn ia , M ar­
jo r ie an d M elvin M oiler.
T ile Red G ross au x iliary m e d s e . ]
Mrs. E. N oble am i tw o so n s o f San
cry T h u rsd a y fo ren o o n fo r w ork, th e
F ra n c isc o , C a lifo rn ia , a rc v isitin g
w om en ta k in g th e i r lu n ch es. In the
Office w ith C om m ercial T ra n sfe r Co.. 226 Ash S t , bet F lrsl and Second
h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d Mrs R. S tone.
f u tu r e It is p la n n e d to have each
G resham Office, G arage n e a r L um ber Y ard, R esidence sann
w om an b rin g o n e a rtic le fo r th e
BORING
lu n ch and all will eat to g e th e r. Mrs
Mr. an d M rs. H an s L a rse n ,
of G. 11 H ayden an d Mrs. B ush w ere I
B o rin g , w ere in G resh am . T h ey a t ­ a p p o in te d a c o m m itte e to p lan til ■
te n d e d th e W. ( ’. T. U. m e m o ria l next lu n c h . T h o se not k n o w in g w ha'
e v e n in g at th e C la n a h a n h o m e.
to fu rn ish sh o u ld co n su lt w ith them
R ecen t g u e sts a t th e L arsen hom e
GRESHAM
ltdw y 2082, A 2078
w ere Mr. an d Mrs. W ill S u m m e rs o!
PLEASANT HOME
P hone 851
PORTLAND
P o rtla n d , old frie n d s o f th e L a rse n s,
S
ervices
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be
held
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th
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h u t n ew co m ers in th is v icin ity .
C h a rle s B a k e r h as been rem o v ed M ethodist c h u rc h at th e u su a l h o u r
fro m th e Good S a m a rita n h o s p ita l to ’ n ex t S u n d ay m o rn in g . T h e p a sto r, i
h is h om e lo re
lie is c o n v a le sc in g Rev. E arl B. C o tto n , will ta k e fo r hl-;
¡s u b je c t " G o d 's T w in L aw s o r th e
s a tis fa c to rily .
S te w a rd s h ip o f P o ss e ssio n s."
Th” I
t-ame topic will lie d iscu ssed at Iliff |
KELSO
j c h u rc h In th e a fte rn o o n and T r o u t­
E. V. E rickson w as tak en to E s ta ­ d a le c h u rc h in th e ev en in g .
cad a to Is- u n d er tin- care of D r Adix
and is now im proving.
It is rep o rted th a t Mr. and M rs A 11. GRESHAM GRADE
M aurer a re sick w ith th e "flu .”
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
Lewis and S y lv ester Hall atten d ed
T h e g ra d e school re p o rt fo r th e
tin- au to show in P o rtlan d T uesday.
Black Cow, I y ears old, fresh Decem ber 10. Half blood .lei
T he Bi d Gross m eets every W ednes­ m o n th ju s t d o s in g g iv es Mrs. M yrtle
sey Cow, 4 y ears old, fresh Ja n u a ry 7. Cow, H years old. will
day and is b u sily engaged in m aking M yers' room th e h o n o rs fo r a tte n d
freshen April 22.
Jersey Cow, 4 y ears old, will freshen .May 12
refu g ee g a rm e n ts
Cow, 4 years old, will freshen April 23.
O ur teach ers, Mrs. Louise Nelson a n c e , !i7.'J p er cen t being th e a v e ra g e
and Miss Ivy Tell Eyck, a tte n d e d the fo r th e fifth g ra d e . Miss G race Ogil-
Follow ing eight llo lstein s; Heifer, 3 years old, will fresln-i
te a c h e r’s m eeting in M ilw aukie held bee had tlie la rg e s t n u m b e r of p a r ­
March 3. Ileil'er, 3 years old, will freshen April !l. Heifer, 3 vis
recently.
e n ts a s v is ito rs sev en , w ith six vis
R obert Jo u sru d w ith th e follow ing
old, will freshen April 21. lleifi |_ 3 ytptrs old, will freshen .Ma;
comm ittee is co n d u ctin g flu- cam paign ito rs to Miss H a g e rm a n 's p rim a r
15. Cow, 4 years old, will freshen May 31. Cow, 5 years old, will
To th e se v e n th an d e ig h th
for tin \i ne iiian-Sy rian relief: A nton g ra d e .
freshen May 1.
Two y ea rlin g Heifers.
.li-rger, A udr w L indholm , Mr. Baum- g ra d e p u p ils go th e h o n o rs fo r p u n c ­
hack, Mrs P h ipps and Mrs. T im m e r­
A few useful articles in Farm Tools and Furniture
tu a lity , tw e n ty fro m Mr. S k irv ln 's
m an.
TERMS CASH
A b eau tifu l lo w flag flo ats from the room being n e ith e r ab sen f n o r ta rd y .
M-hool flag pole, tin- money for which
In Miss M aude M ichel’s room Is a
w a s r a i s e d by a su b scrip tio n cam paign c o rn e r on th e b la c k b o a rd c o n ta in in g
on th e p a rt of tlie p upils.
It was
a G oop c o lu m n . T h e G oops a re th e
duly d e d ica ted by Ih e p u p ils jo in in g
“ in -b a d s .” T lie th ird g ra d e rs avoid
in a c ircle a ro u n d th e flag p o le and
th a t co lu m n as th ey w ould he th e
' sin g in g th e n atio n al an th em
and
m easles!
I g iv in g tin o a th o f a lleg ian ce.
W ith th e a p p ro a c h of sp rin g w eath
c
r
th e second g ra d e p u p ils in Miss
D re a d fu l C o u g h C u red .
A sev ere cold Is o fte n fo llo w ed by H u g h e s ’ room a re a b o u t re ad y to d is­
A llow s us to co m p ete w ith all riv a ls
; ro u g h co u g h fo r w hich C h a m b e r- m a n tle th e ir E sk im o ta b le. So b u r r -
T h e In g re d ie n ts of o u r b read an d
■ Iain ’s Gougli R em ed y has p ro v en e s­ o v e r an d see w hat th ey have a c c o m ­
p ecially v a lu a b le . M rs F. W. O lsen, p lish ed w ith s a n d , peb b les and c o t­
paH trles a r e in s tric t c o n fo rm ity witli
M ary sv ille, Mo., w rite s: "A b o u t tw o
th e w ar re g u la tio n s an d th< n e a tie
y ear: ago my little boy J e a n c a u g h t ton h a ttin g . T h e re a re E sk im o h u ts ,
o f o u r b a k e ry bus given us tin high
a se v e re cold an d co u g h ed d re a d fu lly odd can o es, p o la r h ears, re in d e e r,
I fo r days. I trie d a n u m b e r of cough dog sled s. T h e re a re d ozens of th in g s
est sA nllary ra tin g
Patronize a
m< d icin e: hut n o th in g did him any th e y can tell you of life at tin- N o rth
h om e In d u s try .
good u n til I g a v e him C h a m b e rla in 's
pole.
I ' i i gh R em edy, It reliev ed Ids cough
At th e r e g u la r g ra d e school as­
rig h t aw ay aiffl b efo re he h ad fin
isheil ta k in g o n e b o ttle he w as c u red se m b ly , p re sid e d o v e r by th e officer*
GreMtiarn. Phon«* II
I tliia k it is ju s t fine fo r c h ild re n "
of th e d e b a tin g an d lite r a ry clu b , y ir
Adv.
le rd a y Miss M o n tag u e, th e G resh am
lib ra ria n , tr e a te d th e p u p ils by tell
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
th em th e sto ry of th e " L a n c e of
NOT FAVORED Ing
K a n a n a .” T h e
fo llo w in g p ro g ra m
P ra c tic a l.
ex p erien ced
railroad w as p re s e n te d by th e d e b a tin g soch
m en w ho h av e o b ta in e d fh e lr po si­ ty ;
tio n s th ro u g h p ro m o tio n an d y e a rs of
S ong -By th e school.
Best for the West
se rv ic e do not look w ith fa v o r Upon
R e c ita tio n
M au rice B row n.
g o v e rn m e n t o w n e rs h ip o f ra ilro a d s
Established 1885
V iolin S olo- T J. S k lrv ln .
M any o f th e m h av e been ju g g le d
R id d les
B e rth a F ish e r.
ah o ,it a t th<
w h im s of a p o litic a l
F lu te Solo
Ray S tro n g
p a rly .
C u ttin g off an d p a rin g tli<
C h a ra d e s
D oro th y H a m ilto n .
s a la rie s of th e c h ie f ra ilro a d m en of
In s tru m e n ta l D uet
D oris Ziui
th e c o u n try h a s h ad a d ecid ed ten m e rm a n and G eorgie S ta p le to n .
d ency to w a rd le sse n in g th e efflclencv
J o k e s — C la ra M ason.
o f th e ro ad s.
S ong
D ale L lc h ty , H a rry .S q u ir
W ith g o v e rn m e n t o w n e rsh ip it r e ­ E d w a rd S c h w ed ler. F ra n c is I’eai:,
m a in s to be seen as to w h e th e r th e L ew is M auldlng.
old m axim " C o m p e titio n Is th e life
C u rre n ts E v e n ts
A lden M iller
of tr a d e ” will be p ro v en tr u e
O ur
S om e T h in g s W a sh in g to n Did No
Delicious S w e e t
e x p e rie n c e s to d a te w ith g o v e rn m e n t See.
Corn “Golden Bantam”
m a n a g e m e n t o f th e ro a d s le a d s us to
th e c o n v ictio n th a t th e saw ho ld s
O n e -tim e p a tr o n a g e n ev er mail- a
Exceptionally early and
good.
a u r o ss of any v e n tu re . 'T Is tlie syi
in
flavor and tenderness
Many of o u r best ra ilro a d m en u r 1 te m a tic , r e g u la r b u y e r of W H. 3
not equalled by any
s e e k in g p o sitio n s w ith fa c to rie s and w ho g e ls a h e a d .
other variety. The ears
fo re ig n s te a m s h ip lin es, an d o th e r
are short and compact
p o sts in w hich b ra in s an d s ta b ility
T h a t T e r r ib le lle a d tu lie.
and
the kernels plump
Do you hav e p erio d ic a tta c k - of j
a re a p p re c ia te d .
and creamy This and
h e a d a c h e a c co m p an ied by sic k n e ss of j
a thousand other veg­
Indigestion.
th e sto m a c h o r v o m itin g , a sallow ■
etables best for the W «
T a k e a few dose» of ('h a m b e rla iri’a sk in an d lul e y e s ’ If so, you can get i
may be selected from
T a b le ts as d ire c te d fo r In d ig estio n , q u ick re lie f by ta k in g C h a m p e rla in 's |
a n d you will soon fo rg et a b o u t y o u r T a b le ts as d ire c te d fo r b ilio u sn ess,
catalog and found
sto m a c h tro u b le s
T ry It.— Adv.
a n d you m ay be a b le to avoid th e se
at your dealers.
a tta c k s If you o b se rv e th e d ire c tio n s
w ith each p a c k a g e .— Adv.
T ailo rin g
Electric Vacuum Laundry
T h e city o f F airv iew will g ive a
i re c e p tio n to th e ir r e tu rn in g o v e rs e a s
soldier.-, in th e elt.v h all W ed n esd ay ,
M arch 5, a t 8 p. t.i. T he re c e p tio n
w ill co m m en ce p ro m p tly at 8 o ’clock.
T h e re w ill be a sh o rt p ro g ra m glv-
i-n by th e sch o o l c h ild re n , som e
s p e a k e rs , fo llo w ed by a ’ fre e dance
to r all. F re e lig h t re f re s h m e n ts will
he se rv e d bv th e F airview R ed (’rose,
i All o th e r o v e rs e a s so ld ie rs a r e c o r­
d ia lly in v ited . O th e r s o ld ie rs an d
> is ito rs a re w elcom e.
tzft&rzd
ROUGH DRY AND WET WASH
PROMPT DELIVERY
PRICES REASONABLE
A. J. MILLER, Proprietor
RAKER & SON
I HOME -I t
FRIDAY,
Gresham, Oregon
All Kinds of Rough and Dressed
LUM BER
Government Restrictions are Removed and we are
better able than ever to accomodate the public.
Big Supply of Assorted Shiplap on hand, also all
kinds of other Sized Lumber.
WE DELIVER L IM B E R ANYWHERE
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Regular Trips Between
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
and Outside Hauling.
ALBERT EKSTROM
Bruns Lumber Co.
SANDY, OREGON
PH O N E SANDY 29
T ak e B luff R oad; Mill H alf Mile S o u th of S andy
AUCTION SALE
it-
.
Thomas Lucas Place, Columbia Riv. Highway
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 12 o’CIock Sharp
J ’ -.-:'
Id ’
13 HEAD CATTLE
/-OREGON GROWN Seeds and
P lants— Improved varieties of our
ou;n introduction—have stood th e t e l of
tim e arid com petition an d are established
standards in th e coast m arkets.
The following big successes are our original
inlrodw l ions
E a r lie s t o f A l t a n d P r id e o f M u lt n o m a h
P o ta to e s , G u ld e n W e s t S u g a r C o rn ,
O re g o n Y e llo w D a n v e rs O n io n s , S t . V a l ­
e n t i n e B r o c c o li, S h a d e la n d S e e d O a ts ,
O re g o n Y e llo w D e n t C o r n , N e w O re g o n
S t r a w b e r r ie s , R iv e r sid e G ia n t R h u b a r b .
W ESTERN AGEN 1 S
S ' D ..-L
IN CU B A TO R Sand
3
D U C K eye
These have nun large returns for growers.
B R OODER STOVES
T h ey w ill w in fo r yo u
Q U R 1919 C a ta lo g u e a n d P la n te r s ’
(il lt SPECIAL CATALOGS
=
G u id e is tin standard
1 r
N U R SE R Y STOCK
| G row ers of th e N orthw est, listing the best
PO ULTR Y SU P PL IE S
| o fev ery th in g fo rf-arm ers,G ard en ers,H o m e
BEE SU P PL IE S
| Owners, Poultrym en and Bee K e e p e rs — giv es
FER TILIZERS
reliable inform ation and is a safe guide to
Mailed on request
your purchases.
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Y o u r n a m e s h o u ld be o n o u r list.
Ask fo r C a ta lo g N o .
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W AREHOUSES
EAST F IR S T , ALD ER
O F F IC E S
A N D SALESROOMS,I
AND SECONDSTS.
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We Have Heard a Lot
l O d R F A T ROW +1
I P R A IS E U S
k E V E R V VAV J
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If
VfttMW ——
T hey S A 7 »
w
a b o u t th e c o m p lim e n ts th a t
o u r p a tro n s a re p ay in g u s, an d
we w an t to say r ig h t h e re an d
now , "M r. a n d M rs. C u sto m e r,
we tlia u k you.
Y o u r kin d
w o rd s a re s e n d in g y o u r frie n d s
to tliis sh o p , an d we a re g o in g
to tr e a t th e m rig h t. A g ain , we
th a n k y o u .”
I\?I A O V C rV
GRESHAM MAKKhi
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B R O M Y , Prop
( i r c i u u t i . o re .
ELECTRICAL UTILITIES FOR THE HOME
SOME USEFUL HINTS
Do It
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Electrical
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S ew in g M achine
M otor
V acu u m Ch a n c r
W a sh in g M achine
F lo o r, T ab ic an d
D esk L am p s
C hafin g -D ish
T o a s te r
C offee P e r c o l ^ o r
M ilk W arm e r
S m o o th in g iro n o r
T ra v e lin g iro n
C u r lin r Iro n an d
D rying C om b in ot:
V ib ra to r
H e a tin g Pad
R a d ia to r
P o rta b le S tove an d
- Oven
R an g e
F • a n
ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Huildin%
SANITARY
MARKET
Geo. Dietl, Prop.
Main S treet
Qreaham, Ore.
Home-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon
We buy Beef Cattle, Calves.
Hogs. Hides, Etc.
FARM ERS. ATTENTION!
We Sm oke Y our Meat
P h o n e 881
THOMAS LUCAS, Owner
W. S. WOOD, Auctioneer
BAKING EXCELLENCE
CITY BAKERY
For men
and
w om en—cleaning,
A u to acc e sso rie s fo r all cars.
pressing and rip a irin g done well.
E O sburn a Co.
P e te r L enard, Powell afreet.
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