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G R K SH A M
F R ID A Y ,
OUTLOOK
J IN K
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL H A I LING
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phone Bdw. 524
Headquarters with Melton & Co., 247 Pine.
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100 Votes Free For Victory
Goddess
to the first person who reports to the office
of the Outlook the finding of a typograph­
ical error in an advertisement in any is­
sue of the Outlook, from now until further
notice.
TH E OUTLOOK
P hone 701
IUIU
P A G E TH RKH
SANDY
PLEASANT VALLEY
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
24».
Sandy is rejoiclug over th e p ro s­
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey an d ch il­
dren » e re g u ests at th e hom e of O. pect of having Main stre e t im proved.
The grading will begin im m ediately,
M. Richey at Boring last Sunday.
and then grav elin g will follow. This
Mrs. P a rk e r received a teleg ram » ill m ake a big im provem ent In th e
th e first of th e week from h e r son. appearance of th e tow n, and will be
Verl, an n o u n cin g his a rriv a l in the greatly ap p reciated by au to d riv ers
U nited S tates from F rance. Verl » a s ! as » ell as oth ers.
attac h ed to th e a rtille ry service.
The R ebekah e n te rta in m e n t given
Mrs. Chas. L ein er and d a u g h te r, W ednesday evening at th e Odd Fell-
G race, of P o rtlan d , » e re v isito rs at lows hall was a big success. The
th e lipme of Mrs. W II. Moore on •funny” m an was th e re w ith his lra-
W ednesday.
! perso n atio n s
an d cartoons.
Miss
L ester RicTiey, accom panied by a Maxine T elford and Mr. A rant con­
p arty of friends, is spending a week trib u te d d elig h tfu l m usical num bers.
at Alsea.
W. J. W orks is in Sandy for th e
F ra n k Fish was looking a fte r b u si­ sum m er, visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
ness m a tte rs in L ents one day th is Bonett and friends.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. C. M iller have
F red Olson has invested in a new sold
th e ir farm to C harles Creb, and
F o rd au to tru ck
N. S tin er m ade a business trip to a re going to move to Sandy soon.
T here will be a big dunce, F o u rth
L ents T uesday aftern o o n .
T he hum of th e m ow er rem inds us of July evening, at th e Odd Fellow s
hall.
'N uff sa id —-everyone know s
th a t an o th e r h arv est is at hand.
th a t m eans a good tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W olfe expect to
P ain t, oil, etc., advancing.
Buy
move on th e W aite place, recently
now. At L. L. K idder Hdw. Co.
purchased by Mr. K heres.
Read th e W ant ads.
Mrs. H. Nelson is visiting ex ten s­
ively at Coos Bay.
Mr and Mrs. G ru n n e rt are back
from P o rtlan d , looking a fte r th e
fru it and g ard en stuff on th e ir farm
Last
Sunday th e new C atholic
church was dedicated. T he ch u rch Is
an a ttra c tiv e stru c tu re . It was beau ­
tifu lly decorated on th e In terio r by
B E S T O F SER V ICE
F a th e r H ogan, th e resident priest.
Laat S atu rd ay n ig h t’s dance was a
hum m ing success in every way. T h ere
R ELIA BLE
were 119 tic k ets sold, so sta n d in g
room was at a prem ium . W ith a fine
hardw ood floor and C ovell’s o rch es­
tra to fu rn ish th e jazz who co u ld n ’t
o r w ouldn’t dance? And jazz they
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did! Tall ones, sh o rt ones, slim
Cor. P o w ell and M aple
ones, fat ones. They ce rtain ly di<l
ju stice to th e rip, toot, to o tlin g of
th e latest dance tunes. At m idnight
W olfe’s hotel an d J u n k e r ’s confec­
tionery served a chicken supper, a
proper clim ax to such a jolly affair.
5% Interest on Time Deposits
From and a fte r th is d ate we will pay th e follow ing rate s of in ­
te re st on deposits m ade w ith th e Bank of G resham .
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4% on S avin gs A ccounts.
4% on T im e D ep osits of tl m onths.
5% on yearly d ep osits of tVMi.tR) or m ore.
T his Bank is a STATE BANK and u n d er S tate supervision and
control.
K esolirces over One Q uarter M illion Itollars.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHA M ,O REG ON
A. F. M ILLER. P resid en t,
W. E. M ARKELL, Vice P resid en t
K. A. M ILLER, C ashier
M. R. S H IPL E Y , Asst. C ashier
International
Leverless
Traction
Disc
Harrows
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 B in TRUCKS
R E S P O N SIB L E
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GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P ortlan d A-2078
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ASK YOUR BOY
When the lighting was thickest—
When the suffering was greatest—
Where was The Salvation Army Lassie ?
He’ll say:
“SHE W AS RIGH T ON THE JO B”
And now, back home—in the byways
and hidden places—where misery al­
ways lives, where a mother needs a
home, where men, women and chil­
dren are on the downgrade.
H E L P H E R T O C A R R Y ON
The Salvation Army Home Service Fund
JUNE 22 TO 30
COTTRELL
F ra n k
B lackburn
visited
his
b ro th er G eorge B lackburn on S un­
day.
Mrs. Art. D en tlar, of P o rtlan d , is
spending th e w eek visiting h e r m o th ­
er, Mrs. E. F. A ndre. Mrs. A1 Claw ­
son and d a u g h te r M arjorie, also of
P o rtlan d , spent th e w eek-end w ith
h er m other, Mrs. Andre.
.Mrs. J. M anary was a P o rtlan d
v is iio r Tuesday.
Rev. S. F. P itts ’ sis te r from C ali­
fornia, and also one from Sherw ood,
Oregon, spent som e tim e v isitin g at
his hom e where th ey w ere called on
account of th e serious illness of th e ir
m other.
Mrs. P itts Is g rea tly Im­
proved at th is w riting.
Mr. and Mrs. O rval M anary spent
Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. R obert
M anary.
.
Jam es G oger has sta rte d th e b u ild ­
ing of his new bungalow .
Great p rep a ra tio n s a re being m ade
by th e ladies of th e L u th e ra n church
for th e straw b e rry social to be held
on S atu rd ay evening of th is week at
the church. A fine program and
plenty of good eats, in th e way ot
straw b e rrie s anil cake o r cofTee and
cake, a re the fe a tu re s of th e ev en ­
ing.
Miss M ildred Jo h n so n spent T u es­
day aftern o o n w ith Miss F lorence
Johnson.
C arl Nelson is im proving his hom e
by th e in stallatio n of a w ater system .
W. W. B ottelson is papering and
p ain tin g th e in te rio r of th e ir house.
C harles Nordblom Is doing th e work.
T he re g u la r m eetin g of th e Pow ­
ell V alley P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia­
tion will be held at th e schoolhouse
on th e evening of W ednesday, J u ir
25. A fter a sh o rt program pies will
be auctioned and a social h o u r will
he enjoyed.
L adles a re asked to
bring pies.
berry Social at P ow ell \ alley.
A dish of Juicy straw b e rrie s and
delicious cake for 15 cents o r coffee
and cake, sam e price. A good p ro ­
g ram
free
L u tlie rn n
c h u rc h ,
Sat-
urday e v e n in g . J u n e 2 1.
TROUTDALE
A service of u n u su al Interest will
be held at th e church on next S u n ­
day evening, Ju n e 22, at 8 o ’clock,
th e Rev. H arold F. H um bert, g eneral
m
cretary
of
th e
O ra s o n
Sunday
School association, will speak.
H“
will ta k e for his topic ‘‘R eligious
E ducation and th e New A ge.” An
in v itatio n Is co rd ially extended to all
to atten d .
Iliff C hurch A nnouncem ent.
No church will be held at Iliff
chureh on Sunday, Ju n e 22, on ac­
count of th e S unday school rally at
P leasan t Home.
PLEASANT HOME
N ext T ime —B uy F isk
IRES of L ong M ileage an d Low C ost—
an d a quality look that you can’t m istake.
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Price of 33 x 4
F A B R IC
Non-Skid
Casing
CORD.
Non-Skiil
Casing
$31.95
$48-05
TUBE
Fits all tnak<
of casings
$4.80
Prices reduced proportionately on all sizes.
RAKER & SON
IfpntnrL v ^¡lnc A better Silo in every way Apiece
IVeniUlKy OlIOS that you know is right.
International & Fairbanks Morse Gas Engines in
kerosene or gasoline type, all sizes. Ensilage Cutters
and Blowers.
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Tedders, Binder Twine,
Hay Carriers, Forks, Pulleys.
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
Office Phone 544
GRESHAM
Leon Caddy has received his hon­
o rab le disch arg e front th e navy.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W ilhelm and fam ­
ily visited on S unday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jo h n Ic k le r and fam ily.
Mrs. H. D. M cCreary and son,
Melvin, are v isitin g th is week In
P o rtlan d .
W ORK! WORK I WORK!
Below is a poem com posed by 5th.
6th, 7th and 8th g rad e g irls a t th e
G resham Home P ro d u cts berry p ack ­
ing plant.
We work at 8 to ck ers day and night
S tem m ing stra w b e rrie s red and
ripe
In th e m orning they are so cold
They m ake o u r fingers nearly
mold.
B etter b erries I n ev er taw
I ’d like to ta k e som e hom e to ma.
We’d eat them with su g a r and cream
And of th a t dish I o ften d ream .
T here is a p ictu re on th e w all,.
We sit and stu d y It one and all.
'TIs a p ictu re of a woman In a d o tted
<1 ress
W'e alw ays w onder If it was her
best!
.Miss H agerm an com es and says to
be stm .
We alw ays do It; though ag ain st
o u r will.
We try to w rite poem s and we a l­
ways see It th ro u g h ,
T his is ju st a s ta r te r and not the
best » e ia n 'Io.
By STOCiyCR CREW .
Residence Phone 319
Repairs for all Machinery
Kicking
the Farmer
POWELL VALLEY
SI raw
V
Operated entirely from any make of tractor without the
use of levers and just as closely controlled as any disc
harrow. Why use the old style lever disc harrow with
your tractor?
Little Genius Tractor Plows are light draft; easy to
operate. Machinery and Implements that do the work
in the right way.
L ots of folks are kicking
a b o u t th e f a r m e r — “ th e
p o o r, m is d ire c te d , m is ­
guided, inefficient farm er”
you know how th ey ta lk . W hy,
th e y ’re so busy kicking ab o u t him , says
TBe COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
th a t th ey d o n ’t realize how vastly more
inefficient th ey are them selves. Look
a t th e storekeeper—a lot of nerve he
has, com plaining ab o u t th e farm er’s
inefficiency, when th e percentage of
store failures is ’w ay greater th a n th a t
of farm failures!
And look at Cong re»»—
was ever anybody more
inefficient than were our
law - makers during the
war? I should say not I
F act is, it's a popular
th in g— in the cities and
tow n s— to lam baste the
farmer for n v eryh n d y'a
faults. Som ebody's got
to be the goat; kick the
farmer, they say.
B u t th o s e fo lk s a re fig u r ­
in g w it h o u t T h e C o u n ­
t r y G k n t l r m a n . It
is on the job lo r the
farmer w ith both feet,
e v e r y w e e k , fif t y -t w o
tim es a year. J f you w ant
to know / k ,» c let m e lend
you m y copy to read.
After seeing on ly one
coPy, y o u 'llsa y ; ‘'P u tm y
name on the subscribers’
list. H ow m uch? Only
one dollar? Cheap at the
price.” W hy not let me
order for you t/u's week?
Ju st 1 D o lla r fo r 5 2 Issues
H. N. WALLACE
GAMCO
b i . ik j .
Phone No. E ast 5183
P o rtlan d
A n au th orised subacripllon re p re s e n ta tiv e o f
ThsC aaatry Gaatlaaiaa
S2 „ . s - , - 1 1 ns
The Ladies’ H e a r Jaaraal
It i
-J IB
Tha Satarday Evaaiag Past
St issaa s - B M
Gresham Dairy
Is Now Open for Business
M ilk and Cream Delivered D a ily
E. B A U M A N N , P rop.
P H O N E 901