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O UTLO O K
PLEASANT HOME
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•Hats of Velvet for
Immediate Wear
$ 6 .5 0
A Varied Assortment of them, Small,
Large, Black and Colors, in the Cor­
rect Styles, at $3.50, $4.50, $5.50.
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M isses’ an d C hildren’s
N ew W in ter H ats, Fams
$2.50, 3.50, 4.50, 6.50, 10
P Millinery
We offer the Case 15-27 Kerosene Tractor as the king of
them all. It is creating a sensation all over the country. It is
the result of 77 years of experience of the famous J. I. Case
Threshing Machine Company.
It pulls three plows in hard plowing — four plows under
vorable conditions. It has abundant reserve power. It
urns kerosene successfully and economically.
This sturdy tractor is adaptable for all kinds of drawbar and
*.«lt work. It drives a 26x45 Case Thresher with Feeder and
Wind Stacker. Its pulley is properly placed for convenient
' lining up.”
It is small and compact and built for accessibility. No trac­
er is finer. You should become acquainted with its many
.¡periorities, which we will be glad to explain. Don t buy
efore you see this better tractor.
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
544 W. A. Hessel
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
LATE C. P JOHNSON
At th e Pleasant H om e b a p tist
church next Sunday. Rev. A. J W are
F uneral services fo r th e late C arl )
*111 preach his farew ell serm on at P Johnson were held at the Swedish
th e m orning hour. Rev Mr W are L uthern church at Powell Valley on )
Is severing his p asto ra te here after last Wednesday aftern o o n . Rev. Jo h n I
two and a half years' service, to tak e , T ruedson. pastor of the ch u rch , spoke
I up home m issionary work under the j„ English and Rev N ystrom of W ar-
| direction of th e Oregon City b a p tist ren. Oregon, spoke in th e Swedish
church. Rev. E. Cofer of P o rtlan d language. Mrs. K arl J. H agberg, ac­
will preach at 8 o’clock in th e even- com panied on th e organ by Mrs. 8. E
I hig.
B ackstran, sang In Swedish, th e fav ­
I G. W H ale is enjoying a visit with o rite song of Mr. Jo hnson.
his b ro th ers and siste r and o th e r
The pall bearers were S. M. and
, relatives a t Sidney, In d ian a.
T he F ran k Stafanson, C arl Nelson. P. A.
Hales reg ret th at th e rep o rt In th e jo h n n so n . P Salqulst an d C. A. Lind
last O utlook concerning th e ir new g re ll. in te rm en t was In D ouglass,
1 ord w
u m U take. THcy urt* still cem etery.
using th e ir 1914 model but are hop-
Carl P. Johnson was born in 8 w e -!
ing for b etter things.
| den, April 18, 1845. He cam e to
America In 1868 an o se ttle d In Al­
Sunday C hurch N otices.
tona, Illinois. From th e re he moved
The com ing Sunday is th e lust in in 1870 to B ran fo rt, K ansas, w here
i he present conference year. The he took up a hom estead. W hile at the
| topic for P leasant Home is "T h e Ele- la tte r place he becam e a m em ber of
| m eats of Public W orship” ; for T ro u t­ th e L utheran church, w here Rev. Mr
dale, "T h e A rt of T eaching.”
Nystrom was his pastor. He rem ained
Sunday school at Iliff as usual. a faithful m em ber to th e end of his
Rev. Earl B. Cotton, pastor.
life.
Mr. Johnson cam e w ith his fam ily
LU8TED
j to Powell Valley in 1903, w here they
A little girl was born to Mr. and
have lived ever since. H ere he quietly
I Mrs. Lyman Davis, last Friday.
w ent to sleep In th e belief of his Sa-
| vlor on S eptem ber 19, 1919, aged 74
SANDY BLUFF
years, 5 m onths and one day. He
Mrs. Jam es C handler an d son spent 1 leaves to m ourn him his widow and
several days of lust w eek with h er | one d au g h ter, Mrs. B ert Olson of
perents, Mr. and Mrs. b ro o k , before Powell Valley, also a siste r, Mrs. N '
I moving with her husband to New­ P. Carlson of K ansas City, and a (
brother, (»scar, o f San D ie g o , C ali­
berg.
fornia.
Mrs. Fields was called to h er home
I in Chicago by Ihe serio u s illness of
TROUTDALE
her d au g h ter, Mrs. Paschen. Her
d au g h ter, Mrs. Caldo, with whom she
The T ro u td ale L ad ies’ Aid will
was visiting! accom panied her home. give a supper S atu rd ay evening. Sep­
Irene Leach, who has been v isit­ tem ber 27th, in the basem ent of th e
ing with Zaidee Ault retu rn ed to her church. T he su p p er will begin at 6
home in P o rtlan d , Sunday.
o ’clock. L ater in the evening a good
Wm. Caldo retu rn ed recently from program will be given and a general
a visit to his home In W isconsin.
good tim e is being planned.
Rev.
The Latest and Best
Phone
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FRIDAY.
Phone 6x2
KEROSENE/^l^âgfitJRACTORS
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E arl B. Cotton has ch a rg e of the pro-
Good for Biliousness.
“Two years ago 1 suffered from I grain
freq u en t attac k s of stom ach tro u b le
The Ed. Shroy fam ily have gone up
and biliousness.
Seeing C ham ber- , o jJul| Kun fo r ,j,e w in te r, expecting
t ^ Z y T h ^ r S o V e V r a ^ r - - - u r n in th e sp rin g to thetr p l^ e
and look a fte r th e ir n o u rish in g stiaw -
Adv.
berry patch.
T he T ro u td ale L ad ies' Aid will
FAIRVIEW
m eet next week W ednesday a f te r ­
Miss Aileen Dixon e n te rta in e d i noon, O ctober 1st, w ith Mrs. C. I.
num ber of her young frien d s on S at­ Thom as. All m em bers an d frien d s of
urday afternoon in honor of her 10th th e aid are cordially Invited to a t­
birthday. After am usem ents of all tend.
sorts for th e little ones, ice cream
Mrs. F lo ra P a rk e r an d fam ily have
and cake « ere served. T hose p re s­ moved to th e new hom e she has
ent besides the hostess were Edna p urchased in th e Mt. Scott d istric t,
Burlingam e, M ajorie Moller, C lara P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. A. N agel,
| Brooks, Emily Jonas, Mitza H aragu- th e new o w n ers of th e P a rk e r place
chi, E arnest Green and E dgar I,lxon I have ta k e n possession an d a re mak-
Jack R ichards has moved his fam-1
e llen # lv e im p ro v em en ts
ily to Salem w here he has employ-1
T h ere is a m oving p ic tu re com pany
ment In the lojle juice factory. It. from P o rtla n d ta k in g p ic tu res down
Richards and wife and Mrs. Downey by th e Sandy riv e r at th is place.
and two sons also accom panied them
T he T ro u td a le - F airv iew - T erry
to Salem w here they in ten d m aking J booth a t th e county fa ir took the
there fu tu re home.
special cham pion prize offered by
F rien d s and relativ es of Mr. and) C om m issioner R ufus R o m a n for the
| Mrs. R. R ichards extend th e ir con-1 gt a rra n g e d and d eco rated booth.
! g ratu latio n s upon th e arriv al of a T en don arB ¡n cash accom panied the
baby girl which cam e to th e ir hom e pr(ip
T h e Rame pr(ze for th e c)ty
on Sunday, Sept. 21 In th e ir new wa8 won by t i,e S u nnyside school,
home at Salem.
j M ultnom ah has recen tly purchased
th e p arcel of lan d acro ss th e Sandy
We h ereby^ wish E x p r e s s our I bridge from T ro u td a le from L V
thunks to all tboBe who have helped H arlow . It Is a convenient p ia te for
us in different ways d u rin g the long a tu rn in g g ro u n d and p ark in g place
tim e of o u r beloved h u sb an d ’s a n il) fo r autos.
fa th e r's sickness an d -death; and T h ere w ere no services in the church
also th e day of th e fu n eral for th e
___ and the decor Sunday. A ccepting an Invitation to
beautiful floral pieces
atio n "o of f church?
ation
church, also fo r th e use of I th e r a n y a t Rockwood a p arty from
m achines
We especially wish to T ro u td a le atte n d e d th e services th ere.
th an k Mrs H agberg and Mrs Bai K-
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o » | T h „ . - H . b - . - n i c e , n -x,
<“ '■<T 3 S " a „ , » H . JOHNSON.
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m eeting at th e usual h o u r in th e ev-
MR. and MRS BERT OLSEN | enlng.
W orry is th e m o th er of sick, n erv ­
ous and tro u b led m en tality , it upsets
the sto m ach , bowels an d kidneys.
| You feel bad all over.
H o llister’s
Rocky M ountain T ea soothes and
freshens th e stom ach, bowels and
kidneys.
R egulates, cleanses, puri-
. fles. T ea or T ab lets 35e.— P ow ell’s
P harm acy .— Adv.
GREAT !
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d and
little son C larence, re tu rn e d Sunday
from a trip to A lbany w here they
spent th e w eek-end visiting with
E k s tra n d ’s p are n ts, Mr. and
Mrs
Mrs E dholm .
Mrs. E lw ood, of P o rtlan d , is a
g u est at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs
W. U. M oore th is week.
t Rev. and Mrs. L aR ue, of D am as­
cus, w ere Sunday v isito rs at th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. G arrison.
T he Misses R o b erta and Opal
Downing of P o rtlan d w ere Valley
v isito rs one evening th is week.
Miss Alice Richey ts spending the
week at th e s ta te fair. Miss Alice Is
11 y ears old and won second place
In th e bread baking co n test In the
clu b work a t th e co unty Tair which
e n title d h er to a week at Ihe sta te
fa ir w ith all expenses paid.
Office and Shop on Powell
Mr. and Mrs T. P. C a m p te ll ami
Mr. and Mrs. C has D ahlqulst were
Street next to City Hall
sta te fa ir visitors on T h u rsd ay .
A. C. Ball was In G resham on bus
luess one day d u rin g th e fore p art
F ra n k C. Jon«*
Floyd L. Mack
of th is week.
P lea san t Valley g ra n g e will meet
In re g u la r session, S atu rd ay , Hep-
te m b er 27th.
Frank C. Jones Co.
General Contractor»
CITY BAKERY, Greshanb T e lA l j
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SCHOOL SHOES
FOR BOYS
:
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DRESS SHOES
FOR MEN
Values that Speak lor
themselves
Uraabani. Ore.
DAHL, The Shoemaker
EKSTROM TRUCK
rR U C K S
S P O N S IB L E
Carpentering
Electrical Wiring
Fixtures and Lamps
Septic Tank»
Cement Work
AND
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best of service
reliable
W. s. WOOD
Auctioneer
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
¡078
Iwy 2OH2
Albert Ekstrom
Tallortng
For men
and
women— cleanlug.
pressing and rep a irin g done well.
P eter L en ard . Powell s t r e e t
VANCOUVER.
Gresham 851
Oor. Pow ell and Maple
rann
WASHINGTON
an« Btonk »alan a »paelalxy.
Phone Vaaoouvar 41«, or
Oreaham O utlook 701
SECURE VALUABLES
Those valuable papers that could not be replaced;
those heirlooms; those important records. •
Don’t keep them at home where they are subject
to tire, theft or “spontaneous disappearance.”
Keep them behind locked steel doors in the safety
vaults of this bank. Act now for safety first and
always.
J new nest of 25 .Master Key Safety Deposit Boxes
just received.
BANK OF GRESHAM
G R E SH A M ,
OREGON
The
Low Cost
of Reading
Everybody’s talking about the High
Cost of Living, so just to be different
1 want to offer a few words about the
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text is
IRe COUNTRY
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the G R E A T N A T IO N A L FA RM
WEEKLY, which the R. F. D. carrier
will leave at your door fifty-two times
a year, sixty to eighty or a bundled
pages every week, twenty to thirty a r­
ticles and stories in each issue — for
less th a n tw o c e n ts a w e e k —only
one dollar for a whole year.
T h e b u lg in g -b r o w e d ,
long-whiskered old boys
like to tell us how a dol­
lar has shrunk to fifty-
cent value. And it sure
lias when you take it to
the grocer’s or the b u tch ­
er’s. But give it to me
and it will buy move read­
ing m atter for you than
it ever did before—arti­
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o f farming, suggestions
th at will help you to beat
profit eers by growing food
at hom e, and entertain­
m ent for th e whole fam ­
ily in w holesom e fiction,
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The best part o f it is th at
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try G entlem an m ay
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GAS(X) BLDG.
Phone No. East 5183
The Cosatry Genllema
52
ìh u m - Ì I . M
The Ladies’ Home Joeraal
12 u.~«-»I .JS
P o rtla n d
The Saturday Eresiai Pasi
52 i»aa>-S2 M
Used Car Bargains
Three Overland», one nearly new
Two
Fords.
These cars are all in first class me­
chanical condition, and it will pay you to
see them before going elsewhere.
Auto Repairing & Accessories
GRESHAM GARAGE
Gresham
Pho,,e 801
Agents for Miller Oeared-to-the Road and Racine T ins.
sssrjffissnfiiaj;;
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Ham», Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main S treet
GKO.
GRESHAM
DIETL, Prop.
I F YOU'LL GOVE
VS JU S T O N E
T H IA L -
T h en you ' ll
T rade here
quite awhile '
GRESHAM MARKET
Service Phone 271
P ho n e 881
WE KNOW TO A
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
th a t If you will give ua a trial
o rd er you will become a steady
p atro n of th is shop. I t ’s h a p ­
pened bo m any tim es th a t a p er­
son has com e In and p u rch ased
a sm all o rd e r of m eat, an d th en
come back to express th e ir d e­
lig h t an d g ratific atio n and leave
a n o th e r o rd er. T hia . ao rt of
th in g aurely helpa o u r business.
A. J. W. BKOWN, Prop.
P hone 41
G resham , Ore.
Residence Phone»—35x1 ; 368
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON & EDER, Prop».
Motor Car Repairing, Automobile Acce»»orie», Oil»
Oaaoline and Qreases.
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