Gresham outlook., April 25, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

GRKSHAM
OVTLOOK
F I llD A l
A PR II.
SS.
UHM
PAGE TUKEE
WOODEN SHOES ARRIVE
H ans, a stu d e n t of music, and
FOR THE SCHOOL OPERA F ran z, a rich fa rm e r’s son will be en ­
acted by Wm. B u tler an d Loren
T he •'W indm ills of H o llan d " an Myers. H elen Bliss will sing a so­
o p ere tta of a high o rd er of m erit Is prano role as K atrin a , a rich fa rm ­
e r's d au g h ter. She will also lead the
being reh earsed by th e boys and girls chorus of bonneted D utch girls, co m ­
glee clubs at the high school u nder posed of M arie B ram hall, Evelyn
i d irection of th e teach er of music, K endall, Ida D auber, M ildred P ullen.
j Prof. Tom G. T aylor. It is planned F lo ren ce Richey,
Bernice Jones,
j as a benefit to raise funds for the H elen W ostell, E lizabeth Schw edler
p u rch ase of V ictrola records for the anti E dna Schaffer. The ch o ru s of
V ictrola purchased by the T reble w orkhands includes G eorge Lane,
Clef g irls last year. In cid en tally H ow ard Jo n es, F ra n k T acheron,
cred it is given by P ro fesso r T aylor M aitland Geddes, F ra n k G reenm ail,
for th e efforts of th e stu d e n ts In Lewis S kirvtn, and W ilbur A ltm an.
music.
F ifteen
p airs of wooden shoes
S tate School Money.
have been received from a costum e
I am au th o rized to lend out on
house in P o rtlan d , th a t th e H o llan d ­ farm s in M ultnom ah county, only, in
s of not less th an >250 nor more
ers may learn to clum p about g race­ sum
than >5000, to any one person, at 6
fully in th e stra n g e footw ear. Dutch per cent per annum . If the borrow er
caps, ap ro n s am i baggy tro u sers are pays the in te re st prom ptly on his
being tailo red out of old odds ami loan, he will he p erm itted to have
this money for at least nine years.
ends.
The rule is not to lend m ore th an
T he cast of ch a ra c te rs includes one-th ird of th e reaso n ab le m ark et
M ynheer H ertogenbosch, rich H ol­ value of the land, exclusive of b u ild ­
land farm er,
H okan
T ru ed so n ; 1 ings or im provem ents. A pplications
should b e m ade of A rth u r L an g g u th ,
Vrouw H ertogenbosch, his wife, Be- care of S upple-B alltn S h ip h u 'ld in g
nem a M atthew s: W ilhelm ina and C o rporation, E ast Dak and W ater
H ilda, his d au g h ters, D ella Towle stre e ts, P o rtlan d , Oregon. T he ex­
and G race F ield h o u se will sing the pense of th e loan is about 1% .
Buy a Home
Six-r,M.u. n i.slc n , dw elling.
E lectricity and gas. F ull set of
plum bing. Lot 100x100 feet on co rn er.
G arage.
P r ic e > 2 0 0 0
Sm all cash paym ent. B alance m onthly.
"Mix KM» lot. Good barn and lots of
Price $1400; m ake y o u r own term s.
fru it an d berries.
Due acre juM o u tsid e of city lim its.
Five-room house, large
1b “ r " '
i'" •n house and all la rle tie s of fru it and berries. Gas for
lig h ts and lo o k in g . A dandy little home. P rice >1700, p art cash-
balance m onthly.
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Dm- lot 2.5x150 on S outh Main s tr e e t, *250.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM,
OREGON
S o u th B en d
Nineteen Jewel, adjusted to Four Positions.
Acknowledges no equal nt the price. Thousands upon
thousands of them are in use and have earned a reputa­
tion tor uniform accuracy that would do credit to a hun­
dred dollar watch. I am selling these high grade Watches
on easy terms.
mezzo soprano and alto roles. D av­
Bring in your F ord. We have a
id P e te rso n ’s b arito n e will be heard Ford m echanic, and put in Ford
in the p a rt of Hob Y ankee, an A m eri­ p arts at F ord prices. C. E. O sburn.
can salesm an of mill m achinery. G resham .
W. R. BURKE, T he Jew eler
GRESHAM, OREGON
POWELL VALLEY
PLEASANT HOME
Among the owners of new cars in
Rev. A. J. Ware, the pastor, will
th is vicinity are C. R. Keller, who preach at the B aptist church next
has a Ford; Sam C arrell, with a new Sunday m orning at 11 o’clock. A cor­
Chevrolet and Axel Johnson, who Is dial invitation is extended.
driving a Mitchell six.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Doke Bettis,
Our soldier boys are retu rn in g in a boy, on April 21.
large num bers now. The arriv als w ith­
Miss Inez Bell Is on the sick list
in the past few days are Wendell
Rev. Earl B. Cotton will preach at
Danielsen, who wa3 severely wounded the M ethodist church next Sunday
in the Argonne battle and who has m orning on evidences of the re birth.
spent much of his tim e in hospitals; He will take as a foundation of hts re­
John Johnson, who has been on guard m arks the two texts, John 3:3 and
duty at places of in terest in and near G alatians 5:22. The sam e discourse
W ashington, D. C.; and Robert Mag will he delivered at Iliff church in the
nuson, who fought in France witlt the afternoon and a t T routdale In the
91st division.
evening.
June, the 6-year-old daughter of Mr
Lewis Burl McKinney has arrived
and Mrs. F ran k Gustafson, had a n a r­ home from service In the east. He has
row escape a few nights ago from been at W ashington, D: (’. and B alti­
serious or possibly fatal injury. The more, where lie was In the q u a rte r­
little girl was playing with other m aster departm ent.
children beside the road and became
so much interested in her play th a t
COTTRELL
site did not notice the approach of an
Mrs. A. R. Goger spent several days
automobile, and stepped Into the road
ju st in tim e to be struck and knocked last week in Portland, visiting her sis­
down by the car, which passed over her ter, Mrs. May Landon.
V isitors at the E. F. Andre home
but was brought to a stop with the
child lying u n h u rt between the front Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Gil
H o m e D e c o r a tio n
wheels. Except for the caution of the breath, Mr. and Mrs. A. D entlar, all
d riv er who saw the children and I I of Portland.
E x p la in e d
slowed down in tim e, the resu lt would I j Mrs. L. E. Craswell spent a couple of
certainly have been serious. As It was, days last week in The Dalles with Mr
We cordially invite every
COtOOED S. NATURAL
a slightly bruised elbow and a tiny and Mrs. W. E. Craswell.
one interested in beautify­
Mrs H. Drew of C entralia, W ashing­
V A R N IS H E S
sandal lying in the middle of the road
ing home surroundings at
were the only evidences of the mix-up. ton, spent last week with her m other
a slight outlay, to visit our
Chi-Namel varnishes are for new
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Foshaug, of Mrs. Jos Manary. Mrs. Chas. Squires
and old hard or soft wood, im­
Chi-Namel Store on dates
R anier are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Brohan of Portland, also
parting highly protective lus­
given below to see
P. M. Magnuson and Mr and Mrs. spent a couple days with Mrs. Manary.
trous surfaces equal to “ factory
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Andrews and son.
Swan Olsen. Mr. Foshaug Is p rep ar­
finishes”.
Being self-leveling,
CHI-NAM EL
ing to leave for Alaska soon to engage of Portland, were Sunday afternoon
they can be applied by anyone
callers at the Craswell home.
in fishing.
• DEM ONSTRATED
without laps or brush marks.
S. F. P itts' m other, who has been
F
ire
of
unknow
n
origin
caused
the
j
by a
Tough, elastic, w a t e r p r o o f .
total loss, on S aturday afternoon, of j suffering for some tim e with heart
FACTO RY E X P E R T
Cost least by the square foot
the new brooder house belonging to asthm a, was moved out to his place
on account of great covering
Jacob
Ham ilton, together with a new I Sunday from Portland
See those brilliant, beautiful,
capacity.
Mrs. E. F. Andre spent a couple of
American brooder and about 350 young
WATERPROOF, SELF- LEVEL­
days
last week In Portland, visiting
chicks.
Mr.
H
am
ilton
came
here
re
­
ING CHINESE OIL FINISHES
VISIT THE N E A R E ST
cently and bought 10 acres of the her daughter. Mrs. Fred Smith.
dipped in boiling water, struck
CHI-NAMEL STO R E
Reynolds farm on the Powell Valley j
hammer blows and given other
If I W ere a F arm er.
road, where he plans to develop a I
tests to prove their remarkable
If I were a fa rm e r I would keep at
D
on’t
Forget
the
Dates
poultry
ranch.
The
loss
Is
complete,
j
durability. You are invited to ask
hand a few reliab le m edicines for
there being no Insurance.
questions, brush out th e Chi-
m inor alim en ts th a t a re not so s e ri­
May
7-8
Namel Finish which interests you
ous as to req u ire th e a tte n tio n of a
physiican, such ns C h a m b e rla in ’s
and try your hand at graining by
Do You Sleep W ell?
and D iarrhoea Remedy for
the simple, easy C hi-N am el
To be at his best a m an m ust have ; Colic
bowel com plaints.
Graining Process for transform­
sound, refre sh in g sleep. W hen w ake­
C h a m b e rla in 's Cough Remedy for
ing old soft wood previously
ful and restless a t n ig h t he is in no ro u g h s, colds and croup,
painted Floors, Doors, Woodwork
condition fo r w ork o r business d u r ­ c h a m b e rla in 's L in im en t for sp rain s,
and Furniture, into magnificent,
ing th e day. W akefulness is often bruises and rh eu m a tic pains.
Hardware
Co.
C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets for stom ach
washable hardwood effects.
caused by indigestion and co n stip a­ tro u b les, biliousness an d co n stip a­
tion.
Gresham
tion, and is quickly relieved by C h am ­
b e rla in ’s T ablets. T ry a dose of th ese J By h aving th ese a rtic le s at hand it
ta b lets and see how m uch b e tte r you would often save th e tro u b le of a
feel w ith a clea r head and good diges­ trip to town In the b u siest season or
S u re ! H e ’s T h e re Y e t.
in th e n ig h t, and would enable me io
tio n .—Jkdv.
PLEASANT
VALLEY
W ho? W hy, Chipm an. Still s e ll- ,
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tre a t slig h t ailm en ts as soon aB they
ing second hand fu rn itu re a t his
Rev. E. A. L eonard will preach a t
appear, and th ereb y avoid the m ore
LUSTED
sto re on Powell stre e t.
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serio u s diseases th a t so often follow.
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i P leasant Valley next S unday m orn-
-—Adv.
A large crowd gathered at the home
T ailo rin g
ing, April 27, at 11 o'clock. An ur-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
hilip
Eder
last
S
at­
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS.
nr°er«o.n ^ en.n a and
7 ° m enT -«le*n ln «( g en t invitation is extended to a.l
urday evening, the event being especi­ In the County Court of the S tate or
pressing and rep a irin g done well.
j
people
of
th
e
com
m
unity
to
atten
d
.
P e te r L en ard, Pow ell stree t.
ally for some of the retu rn ed soldiers.
Oregon for M ultnom ah County.
The evening was spent In games and In the m atter of the E state of Helen J
Gano,
Deceased.
music. Miss Betis and Miss Shaw, of
Notice Is hereby given th a t the un­
Pleasant Home, sang several songs dersigned has been appointed e x e c u to r,
which were much appreciated. Sand­ of the estate of Helen J. Gano, de­
wiches, cake and chocolate were ceased, by the above entitled Court,!
and has qualified as such. All p e r l
served d u rin g the evening, all present sons having claim s against said estate
Phone Gresham 17
having an enjoyable time.
are hereby notified and required to
Quite a num ber In the vicinity went present the same, properly verified, as
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
to Portland Monday to see the-aviators required by law, to the undersigned at
the office of his attorney, 314 Spalding
and aircraft circus. Among them were llld g , P ortland. Oregon, within sl>
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cruswell, Mr m onths from the date of first publi
cation of th is notice.
and Mrs W illiam Phalr.
Dated and first published April 18
Miss Vada Quay, who is working In
1919.
Portland, vlHlted her parents over Sun­
W ILLIAM II. REED,
day.
E xecutor of E sta te of
H elen J. Gano, Deceased.
Mrs. O. Lusted was a Portland visi­
J.
J.
JOHNSON,
to r last Monday.
A ttorney for Executor.
Miss Ethel Calkins visited the Lus­
SOME USEFUL HINTS
314 Spalding Bdg., P o rtlan d , Or.
Sewing M achine
Sm oothing Iro n or
ted school last Monday. She spoke
Motor
T
ravelin
g
Iron
on subjects of Interest to the Industrial
Do It
Vacuum C leaner
C urling -Iro n and
club workers.
W
ashing
Machine
D
rying
Comb
in
one
the
Dell Hudson, who lives a q u arter of J
F loor. T able and
V ibrato r
« U K IW O S A M D AX. I , S U E S
Desk Lam ps
a mile east of Maberry, on a place he i
H eating Pad
Electrical
Chafing-D ish
R adiato r
has hom esteaded for the past five j
T o aster
P ortable Stove and
Way
years, made his final proof last Tues- f
Oven
Grill
day.
Coffee P ercolator
Range
PICTU RE FRAMING
Ix'o Dollowlch Is back from the ser- j
Milk W arm er
Fan
G IL T OR N A T U R A L WOOD
N e a t and C heap
vice and Is at his old job at the :
Spencer gardens
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A u c t io n S a le
At my farm, 3 miles northeast of Scappoose, Oregon, be­
ginning at 10:30 a. in. sharp on
TUESDAY,
APRIL 29,
1919
Fifteen head Holstein Cows and Heifers; 10 head Work
Horses; 10 sets Harness; Saddles, Farm Wagons;
Heavy Spring Wagons; Light Spring Wagons; 3 , ton
Stiidehaker Covered Auto Truck; Buggies; Potato
I lanter; Potato Digger; Mowers; Hakes; (¡as Engine;
three pair Seales; (¡foot Deering Binder; (¡5 tons haled
Hay; Oats, Rye and Wild Hay.
F R A N K L. S M IT H , O w n e r .
J. W HUGHES, Auctioneer
J. W. CONNELL, Clerk
Cut this out, carry it for reference.
G R E S H A M . Phone 201
P O R T L A N D , Phone M a in 5105
GRESHAM-PORTLAND AUTO STAGE SCHEDULE
B O N D E D CARS
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C A R E F U L D R IV E R S
L e a v e G resh ain , C orner M ain an d P o w e ll Streets
, , rtA ' Ni,.
6:00,
8:00, 9:30.
10:35, 11:30,
P. M.
12:35,
1:30, 2:35, 3:30, 4:35, 5:30, 6:30, 7:35
L e a v e I ortland, Stand b e tw e e n W a sh in g to n and A ld e r on
f irst Street, R o u ted over Base L in e R oad.
,
7:00'
8:40' 9:4°-
10:40. 11:40,
1:40, 2 4 0 3:40, 4:40, 5:30, 6 40, 7 40
P. M.
12:40,
lo w.?.TiSE.'kt *r‘ jW'j *” ro" ',d •»« »•>•
Lin. road. Pau.nsm are rrqu.Xad
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April 12, 1919
• Subject to Change Without Notice
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Office with Commercial T ran sfer Co., 225 Ash St.. bet. F irst and Second
Greshain Office, G arage near Lumber Yard, Residence same.
Regular I rips Between
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
and Outside Hauling.
L. L. KIDDER
S S "“
ALBERT EKSTROM ":
in '’
LAKE’S TRUCK SERVICE
PHONE 757
Express and general Hauling between
Pleasant Home and Portland
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
SANITARY
MARKET
Geo. Diet!, Prop.
M a in
S tre e t
G resh am , Ore.
I iotne-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon.
We buy Beef Cattle, Calves,
lloga, Hides, Etc.
l A R.M ERN. ATTKNTI4>N I
W e S m ok e Your M eat
Phone 881
ELECTRICAL UTILITIES FOR THE HOME
PHOTOS
New Gallery
ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Building
J
MAX
SCH NEIDER
M athew s' Bldg, Main S treet
Some used F ords for sale. In good j J
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condition. C. E O sburn, G resham .
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IF YOU WANT
a Bountifully Laden Table
a t sh o rt notice m ake a practice
of rely in g upon us explicitly for
your bread, cake, p astries, rolls
and o th e r' fancy baking, which
we have alw ays in stock. F re sh ­
ness and a p erfect baking th a t
you need not h esita te to place be­
fore your fastid io u s visitors In
positively g u ara n tee d .
CITY BAKERY