Gresham outlook., July 04, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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I.KKSHAM
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY,
JULY
4,
1U1U
PAUK T H it KF
BORING
W zar a
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Neu) H al to the
V IC T O R Y C E L E B R A T IO N
GREA T SALE OF
SUMMER HATS
GRESHAM
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 B IG T R U C K S
B E S T O F SERVICE
R E SP O N SIB L E
AND
R ELIA BLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P o rtla n d A -20 78
225 A s h ; B B u y 2 0 2 8
Albert Ekstrom
G resham 851
<'<>r. P o w e ll a m i M a p le
“UNIVERSAL”
ELECTRIC IRON
“ T h e Iro n « i l l ì the
C ool H a n d le ."
P ric e to in tro d u c e
$5.50
I'm
th e " U n iv e r s a l”
E le c tric
Iro n th e y 're a ll t a lk in g ab o u t.
T a ke me hom e on t r ia l, a tta c h
me to any e le c tric la m p socke*
and in less th a n five m in u te s I ’ll
he hot enough to do the fa m ily
la u n d ry .
I 'l l save the m any, m any t ir e ­
som e steps y o u 'v e had to ta k e in
the o ld w ay, fro m hot ran ge to
ir o n in g hoard and I 'l l keep y o u r
k itc h e n d e lig h t f u lly cool d u r in g
i h e hot s u m m e r days.
I'm the
iro n w ith th e cool h a nd le
I ’m b e a u tifu lly fin ish e d in n ic k e l
and I g lid e so s m o o th ly and easi-
l.' o v e r the dain-Test neckwear or
heaviest lin e n , y o u 'll say.
‘ The Electric Way turns
Drudgery to Play.”
J. E. METZGER
' out H om e | u r iiis lie r .
I
CONSULT TH E CHART
Z erplen e is made in va rio u s consistencies
to m eet w ith scie n tific accuracy the lu b r i­
ca tio n needs o f each typ e o f a u to m o b ile
engine. Y ou have the be , ef it o i e x p e rts ’
advice w hen y c u cons, it o u r C o rre c t L u ­
b ric a tio n C harts. G et a c h a rt fo r y o u r car.
STANDARD O IL COMPANY, (C*hforni*>
ilc P o tte rs, w n o have sold tlioll
Pi t«’« i • a m an fr* m T illa m o o k a te
m o lin g In to th e L u n d r house th ia
week
Jack E rnst s p ru n g a s u rp ris e on
llo r in g last week.
He nipped some
gardens p re tty severely
H e rm an H o ffm e is te r lias gone to
eastern O regon.
L it t le Eloise Ire n e Johnson has re ­
tu rn e d fro n t h e r su m m e r " v a c a tio n ,''
spent at the B a r te ll hom e, the guest
o f A lic e Jo h a n n a B a rte ll.
Ire n e S u th e rlu n d Is e n jo y in g h e r­
s e lf
Site Is th e s u m m e r guest o f h e r
a u n t am i uncle, M r. and M rs S
Dallas.
E s th e r A nd erso n is g e ttin g ric h
p ic k in g bugs out o f b e rrie s a l the
H om e
P ro d u cts
p a c k in g
p la n t In
G resham .
F ra n k S ie fe r lias an ad in th is pa­
per.
i t may he ju s t w hat von have
been w a n tin g to get.
Mrs. Dave V ln z a n t is fe e lin g q u ite
w e ll ag ain.
H e r g ra n d d a u g h te rs .
M rs
V. Y id o lln and M iss G ladys
K u n ic li have been w ith her, m a k in g
e v e ry th in g so pleasant and c o m fo r t­
able th a t g ra lid m n ju s t had fo get
o u t o f lied.
CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Tel. 11
I F Y o u ' l l G -ive
VS JUST ONE
*T H lA L -
T hen
yo u ’ l l
*TWA0E HER!;
Q u it e
aw hile
L
GRESHAM MARKET
WE KNOW TO A
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
th a t i f you w ill g iv e us a t r ia l
o rd e r you w ill become a steady
p a tro n o f th is shop.
I t 's hap
pened so m any tim e s th a t a p e r­
son has come in and pu rcha sed
a s m a ll o rd e r o f m eat, and the n
com e back to express t h e ir de­
lig h t and g r a tific a tio n and leave
a n o th e r o rd e r
T h is s o rt or
th in g s u re ly helps o u r business.
A. J. W . B R O W N , Prop.
Gresham. Ore.
P a in t, o il, etc , a d va n cin g .
Buy
now .
A t L . L . R id d a r H d w . Co
being legal holidays this bank
will be closed both days.
BANK OF GRESHAM
Will be glad to see you Monday.
Model 90 Overland
otters important advantages in appear­
ance, comfort and dependability that
insure you a continuous motor car satis­
faction. It gives you the greatest value
for your investment. It increases your
efficiency, health and happiness in a
most economical way. You can go
when and where you please and enjoy
every minute of travel.
Let us give you a demonstration.
Gresham Overland Co.
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Furnisher of Everything to Wear on July 4th.
• • •
SUITS
NECKTIES
COLLARS
SHIRTS
L u m b e r M ills Ite riu d n g O n le n t
P rod uce rs , o f west coast lu m b e r
art* o ve r-so ld . O rd e rs b a te exceeded
p ro d u c tio n t o r the past tw o m o n th s
M ill slo cks are d e pleted
P hysical
c o n d itio n s o f m a n u fa c tu rin g p ro p e r­
ties necessitate such exte nsive re
p a irs d u rin g J u ly a m i A u g u st th a t
lie a v ily
re s tric te d
im m e d ia te p ro ­
d u c tio n is c e rta in .
-N o tw ith s ta n d in g th e heavy v o l­
u m e o f business hooked au<| o ffe rin g
the In d u s try , as a w hole, Is not
prosperous. Costs, held som ew hat in
check on a h ig h le ve l, th ro u g h g o v ­
e rn m e n ta l re g u la tio n s d u rin g w a r
tim e s, are ag ain s h o w in g d is p o s i­
tio n to p y ra m id . T h e com p osite cost
s ta te m e n t o f fo r ty - th r e e re p re se n ts
liv e m ills fo r tlte m onth o f A p r il
shows th a t
the p ro du ction
of
i
th o u sa n d feet o f lu m b e r cost $21 54
The co m p o site sales re p o rt o f th i
same m ills
in d ic a te a r e tu r n o f
$20.68 pe r th o u sa n d feet, o r con
sid e rin g the hu lk o f the in d u s try t
loss, o f e ig h ty-six cents on every
liousa nd feet o f lu m b e r tn a n u fa c
tire d (lu r in g th e m o n th o f A p r il.
T h e c o n d itio n o f the lu m b e r In
d u s try shows th a t th e re is no lik e li
hood o f lu m lx r be in g cheaper in the
n e ar fu tu r e . Steel lias advanced and
copper is a d v a n c in g
T he m an who
now h o ld s up b u ild in g o p e ra tio n s
a w a itin g a tlro p In prices, has
lo n g w a it ahead
C. A. M’CARTY, Special Agent, Gresham, Ore.
GREAT
JULY 4th and 5th
< lia u ilH -ila iii'N T ablet,..
These ta b le ts a re in te n d e d espec­
ia lly fo r stom ach tro u b le s , b ilio u s ­
ness and c o n s tip a tio n .
I f you have
any tro u b le s o f t ills s o rt, g ive the m
a tr ia l and re a lize fo r y o u rs e lf w h a t
a first class m e d ic in e w ill do f o r you
T hey o n ly cost a q u a rte r
Adv.
i ... t- aa i.. S n ffe ra g p .u<
a re P o in te d O ut.
I lc ic arc some o f the s tr ik in g facts
or ' f ? r< h’ " '
the resolu
Hon fo r tin
proposed woman suffrag.
a m e n d m e n t;
A m endm ent passed Senate ju s t 41
year» a fte r its firs t in tro d u c tio n the n
E x tra session o f Congress breaks
records in speedy d isp o sitio n of tin
j suffrage measure.
Passed Senate .lim e 5 by 5« to 25
I Passed House M ay 21. th ir d day
ifte r session opened, 304 to 89.
In Senate vote shows 36 Republicans
voted to r it and 2« D em ocrats fo r It
u h tle e ig h t rep ub lica ns voted against
and 1, dem ocrats against.
In the house 200 rep ub lica ns were fo r
it and 102 Dem ocrats, one Independent
and one p ro h ib itio n is t fo r It w h ile In
Dem ocrats voted and o n ly 19 Repub
hearts against.
R epublicans
leaders
were
over
whelm ed
w ith
c o n g ra tu la tio n s
lot
T in - J o y o f L u ing.
b rin g in g about q u ick and decisive
I o e n jo y life we m ust have good
in non on the proposed ■amendment
h e a lth
No one can rea son ably hope
E ffo rts to delay lh<* to ft* made by o gi t m uch re a l p lea sure o u t o f life
Senator Underwood and oth ers prove when iiis bow els are clogged a good
u n a v a il inv.
share u f the tim e and the poisons
Women w ill now ta r r y to the states liât s h o u ld he e xp elled are absorbed
the lig h t to r the ratification or the n to th e system , p ro d u c in g headache
am ei dm ent.
and in d ig e s tio n .
A
few
doses o f
I n ( a lifo r n la , in the person o f
h a m b e rla ln ’s T a b le ts w ill move the
I n it -d States S enator A aron A. Sar b o w ls , s tre n g th e n th e d ig e s tio n and
gent, belongs the c re d it o f first in tr o ­ g ive you a chance to rea lize (he re a l
d u cin g the Susan B. A n th o n y am end­ jo y o f liv in g
T r y If.
Adv
m ent.
S enator Sargent, who «as
elected to the Senate in 1873, in tr o ­
W o o l B rin g s H ig h P rices
duced M iss A n th o n y 's b ill In 187b. and
O ver 3,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 pounds o f g o v e rn ­
the- < u lm ln a tio n o f th* fo rty year e fio rt ment wool was sold al au ction June io
c a m e o n j u „ e 4th
M iss M a ry G a rre tt at th.- P ortla nd C o lu m b ia Basin W d tl
Hay, « h o has been u n tir in g In Iter Warehouse. It was the most success
i ffo ris to secure the passage o f the fu l of three sales and on scourer] wool
am endm ent and » h o is now a mem ber basis b ro u g h t h ig h e r prices tha n at
o f the R epublican W om en's N a tio n a l Hi»- recent Boston auction.
E xecu tive C om m ittee, »as one o f th»
W hen It Is re a lize d th a t P o rtla n d Is
women chosen by the N a tio n a l A in e r ■econd o n ly to B oston as a w ool r e n ­
lean W om an Suffrage A ssociation to te r, th e present dem and fo r w ool
r - p r is e iit th a t o rg a n iza tio n when the ‘ p ic k s w e ll fo r th e fu tu r e o f the
measure »as signed by V ice-P resident wool in d u s tr y in w e ste rn ntater-
M a rsh a ll.
Q row ers an re a liz in g the advau
tage o f g ra d in g op Hocks whose
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F a rm e r» M u tu a l M akes I llg G ain . fleeces co m m a n d th e h ig h e st price
T he a n n u a l re p o rt o f th e F a rm e rs T h is coupler! w ith m od ern g ra d in g
M u tu a l F ir e R e lie f Ass n o f P o rtla n d and w a re h o u s in g such as the C o lu m ­
tile d w ith th e In s u ra n c e D e p a rtm e n t bia Basin a ffo rd s give s the g ro w e r
o f O regon show s $1 ,301,634 00 in s u r ­ every penny th e re is In his wool
clip .
ance
w r itte n
by
th e
A s s n in
1918, and 475 new m em bers g a in ed
Oregon lias entered In to a coop­
d u r in g
the yea r.
T he
A sti'n
is
now in its 1 5 th ye a r, and has a b o u t e ra tiv e agreem ent w ith the U nited
States D e pa rtm e nt o f A g ric u ltu re to
j live m illio n in s u ra n c e in force.
Since its o rg a n iz a tio n , th e Ass n ha* det rm in e , grow and d is trib u te fo r
I m ade an a n n u a l sa vin g o f o v e r 50% serti purposes the best va rie tie s o f
....
as co m p a re d w ith bo ard rates on fa rm p o ta i.,, s under Or. gon c o n d itio n .. The
in su ra n ce , to its m em bers.
H W | w ork w ill be conducted th ro u g h the ex
S n a sh a li, p re s id e n t o f th e Ass n, is p e rtine nt s ta tio n o f the A g ric u ltu ra l
ag en t f o r U re sb a m and v ic in ity . The Coll» ge. w ith G It. lly s lo p . professor
office is a t 409 S tock E xchange B ld g .,! o f fa rm crops, In charge
T h is jo in t actio n has gro w n out o f
c o rn e r 3d and Y a m h ill s tre e ts, P o r t- !
th»- te .-d fe lt by fa rm e rs tho ugh ou t
I la n d , Phone M a in 50 06 .— A dv.
the state fo r good seed p o ta to 's free of
disease," said Professor Hyslop. “ The 1
T lte p u b lic
pays a * tre m e n d o u s
coop» r a tlv . potato exp e rim e n t is t o l
p rice f o r its carelessness in w re cked
make a va ila b le fo r grow ers good seed
in d u s trie s , d e stro ye d hom es am t loss potatoes "
o f life .
Be c a re fu l.
,
ll” "
M r W ic k lu n d fro m n e ar H a le y has
b o u g h t p ro p e rty
In
Estacada.
He
m oved up th e re th is wack
The llo r in g R ebekah and Odd Eel-
low ouges he ld Jo in t in s ta lla tio n last
T uesdsv e ve n in g
T he ne» uohie
g ra n d fo r th e R ebekahs is M rs. L . E
M u llic o a t.
T h e O d d F e llo w s noble
g ra n d is H e rm a n Johnson. T o p ro p ­
erly prepare th e new officers lo r i h t i r
w o rk fo r the co m in g ye a r, the y were
.g iv e n a big feed, a ll th e m em bers as-
I »¡s.,ng te t h e ir u tm o st.
G ibson, th e B a rto n m e rc h a n t, to o k
a d ip o ff th e roa d on th e T a c h .‘ran
grade. W a lte r M e tzg e r's w re c k in g
v’ few fro m the
B o rin g
gurage was
ca lle d to g e t th e m ach in e up
The
car bad e v id e n tly sa' dow n too b a r I,
t u t kack end o f It sh o w in g si g in
dam age.
\ \ e w o u ld suggest, ag ain,
h a v in g tin . road fixed, hut th e locai
garage c h jic te d on the plea th a t It
w o u ld i t a lly s p o il a good business.
I hey have a sig n up u e ar th e re which
reads,
o u r ca r lift e d up at a rm tt.vn-
ab le p rice
A ttr a c tiv e rates fo r tw o
o - m ore in th e d itc h . "
Tin* T e lfo rd s are hack fro m th e ir
( r ip th ro u g h C a lifo r n ia in t h e ir B u lck
six
T h re e th o u s a n d m iles, o r m ore
tii 30 days, o r less, is g o in g some—
h u t n o t fo r M r. T e lfo rd
T h e B o rin g g a rag e is p a in te d in
th e re g u la tio n g ra y and w h ite . The
buys have p u t. in a flo w e r bed a m i a
'. h w ii , m i l i - ' i r v t l i ’ pg.
Come In and see our Never- leak
auto curtain window.
dee Pal in-
qutst.
tf
SHOES
HOSE
HATS
ETC., ETC.
Why not a new Kuppenheimer Suit?
..
Don’t let the Fly interfere with the
Milk Supply.
Dr. Hess’ Fly Chaser
will «-et rid of them.
Gresham Drug Co.
¡'he R exall Store
OUR 14 POINTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
The Oaks
Council Crest.
Columbia Reach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada Park
8
9
10
11
12
13.
14.
Bull Run Park
Macleay Park
Peninsula Park
Washington Park
Oak Grove Park.
Mi. Tabor Park
Riverside Park
“TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
tor your fourth of July Lunch, cut on our new
I . S. Slider.
SANITARY MARKET
M ain S treet
G KO .
GRESHAM
D IK T L , P ro p .
Phone
881
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
1 rip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phone Bdw 524
Headquarters with Melton Si Co., 247 Pine
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