Gresham outlook., October 17, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

GREhHAM
OVTLOOK
PAGE T H R EE
LUSTED
REMEMBER! THE SPECIAL SALES
§»aup for (Christmas
are now going on at the
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Gresham Hat Shop _
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See these Hats before buying elsewhere.
EKSTROM
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TRUCK SERVICE
3 big trucks
best o f service
RESPONSIBLE
---- AND —-
RELIABLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Portland A-2U78
¡¡¡¡5 Ash; HdW) 2 0 8 2 .
Albert Ekstrom
G rea h a tn 851
Cor. Howell an d M aple
Bank of Gresham
POW ELL V A LL EY
T he Only Tires Built
To an Advertised Ideal
T h e L ad les' Aid so ciety of th e
S w edish M ission c h u rc h gav e a s u r
p rise on Mrs W in. H aw k in so n . wife
of th e p a sto r, on last T h u rsd a y even
tug. T he occasion w as, su p p o sed ly , a
p ro g ram and su p p e r by th e so ciety ,
hut in co n n ectio n w ith It th e lad les
p re se n te d Mrs. H aw k in so n w ith a
p u rse of »65 in n p p rt e la tio n of h e r
w ork w ith the so ciety . Mrs. Ila w k -
iiison has recen tly u n d e rg o n e a s e r i­
ous su rg ic a l o p e ra tio n , from w hich
she is reco v erin g .
F o llo w in g a re th e a n n o u n c e m e n ts ,
for serv ices a, th e S w edish M ission I
ch u rc h fo r th e w eek-end. On S a tu r - i
day e v e n in g th e young p eo p le's m eet - )
itig w ill he held. T h e s u b je c t of th e
m eetin g is " P e a r ls .”
On S u n d ay
m o rn in g an d
e v e n in g
th e p a s to r,
Rev. W tn. H a w k in so n , w ill p re a c h
end at 3 o'clock holy co m m u n io n
will be a d m in is te re d .
T h e S u n d ay
evening se rv ice will he In th e E n g ­
lish lan g u ag e .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sell a r e re jo ic in g
Tver th e b irth of a baby g irl b o rn
on O cto b er 13.
Seldom do you hear of an entire organization taking
pride in an ideal. Rarely will you find a product
built to hit so high a mark.
But th at's bow Fisk Tires are made — by men
whose aim is —
* * 7 o 6e M e Beat Concern In the W orld to Worh for and
the Sguareat
B om to Mr an d M rs M ike H em -j
tick . O ctober 15. an 8-po u n d g irl
B orn to Mr. and M rs A. W. H a m il­
ton at C am eron A H ogue m ill, Oc­
Christmas may seem a bit far off, but it will arrive
to b e r 15. a 9 ^ - p o u n d boy.
Dr.
Deartuond of P o rtla n d w as iu a t­
almost before you realize it. And then you’ll need some
ten d an c e.
ready
money for the occasion. Start Saving for Christ­
•Mr and Mrs. Ed. H a m ilto n a n d
mas Now. Small weekly payments, plus interest will
fam ily and H a rris H a m ilto n a n d ,
tam ily visited th e fo r m e r’s m o th e r J
soon grow into a sum well worth having.
Mrs W H H am ilto n at M o n tav illa
W e help you save. Come and ask us about it. This
last Sunday.
is more than a bank at which you deposit your money;
Mrs. A Ja c k so n a n d M rs. U.
M oulton w ere P o rtla n d v is ito rs last '
it is a helpful institution willing and able to help you in
T u esd ay.
the
safe and sound conduct of your monetary affairs.
J !L L eut w as called to E u g e n e |
last T u esday on ac c o u n t of th e d e a th ,
Make it YOVR bank.
of his nephew , C h a rle s A rnold.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H a m ilto n , of
M ontavilla. c e le b ra te d
th e ir 4 0 th
w edding a n n iv e rsa ry , O cto b er 15. |
Gresham, Oregon
T hey w ere m a rrie d in A lbion. Ne-1
b ra s k a , in 1879.
-
Mr. S m ith of Scenic w ho d e liv e rs
to F. 1. W illia m s o f P o rtla n d . P ric e
S ale o f P o w ell V alley Aerea.
th e m o rn in g O reg o n ian s, a n d a p a rty
K
rid
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lk
in
g
to
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av
e
aohl
13300.
from B oring caiue very n e a r h a v in g
*
Mr. W illia m s w ill go in to th e
a se rio u s accid en t on th e P ow ell V al­ 11 a c re s on P o w ell V alley , 1 L» m ile«
ley road n e a r E llio tt's s to re last e a st of G re s h a m , fo r J. W. H a m ilto n ch ick e n a n d b e rry b u sin e ss.
T u esd ay . T he acc id e n t w as cau sed
on acco u n t of th e heav y fog.
B oth
m ach in es w ere d em o lish ed . No one
w as h u rt.
W a lte r H o sn er h a s en g a g e d a c a r­
p e n te r by th e n am e of J o h n H o sn er,
froln lone, O regon, to pul up a sw ell
g arag e.
Concern In £»iatence to doBuaineae w ith .”
N ext Time—
B U Y F IS K
I*» Mr fi*
C. I. BAKER & SON
BORING
•4
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T IR E S
AUCTION SALE
»account of retiring from farm I will offer for sale at my residence
FOUR MILES EAST OF GRESHAM, AND 2 'a MILES
SOUTH OF TROUTDALE. OREGON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919
WII.L B EG IN
AT
II
O ’C LO C K
F R E E LUNCH AT NOOX
HORSES—4 Good W ork Horses; 3 i-vr
. old Colt ; 2 -yr.-old Colt.
H i E—.1 * dws, 4 fresh since about Aug. 1st: 1 coining fresh -Ian.
■ 1 Heifer fresh ill .January; 2 year-old Heifer«; 2 < altcs.
HOGS- 1 Well Bred Sow, due to farrow October !•>.
HAY— 14 Ton Clover Hay. 20 Ton Timothy Hay.
100 B ii . Shadeland Climax Oats. 50 Bu. B arkt 20 Bit live
1;
Still Leading
MENTS— 2 set» W o rk H a rn e s s
7-ft M cC orm ick B inder.
►»er, r nearly new . A d ria n c e M ow er. H ay K ake. Hay T ed d er. . »
Brill with G rass S e e d e r. O liv e r * 0 . C h illed P low . Jo h n Dei « 1 4 -
Plow. L aC ro sse D isc P lo w .
2 ae c tio n H arro w
3-sectlon
.....
th Spring T o o th H a rro w , n e a rly new . Ills« H arro w . 2-h o rse u 11-
a-tooth C u ltiv a to r.
P o ta to P la in e r
H oover P o tato P lg g "
‘
Sorter. F ield R o lle r. C o rley K o lle r E eed ’ MUl. cap acity 30 ska. per
• h p. G ilson G a s o lin e E n g in e . C irc u la r W oodsaw .
, a ' i i ™ »».
Low W heeled F a r m T ru c k .
L ig h t S p rin g W agon
rop ii ig g .
el'l M anure S p r e a d e r , g o o d c o n d itio n .
Root Milk Coole
p ql/,,i,1E
tor. 4 ln -g a l. M ilk C a n s. P la tf o r m S cales. C lip p er No. 2
in Second-Hand
Furniture
and Knick-Knacks
Also agent for
Crucible Fuel Saver
Saves two-thirds your wood
A1 TOOLS— 2 N ve Hay C a r r ie r s . 2 good L ev er Hay K“ tk s . ’ tt"
ln Steel C :,|,|„
c (',r „ S h ell, r
S e n io r C id er Mill. g'>od_ as
.
„ W h en H arro w .
D in n e r B el.
P la n e t J u n io r « « rd e " ¡H e a ton
UtQ Mower, n e a rly n ew . 1 1 0 -g al S te e l D rum an d o th e r a r ti
°us to m en tio n .
not sold b e fo re , th e fo llo w in g R eal E s ta te » ill he 0 ®e r "» I'^Lnoroved
tw e ll Im proved f a r m of 133 a c re s .
1 0 -acre
‘
“»ding.
-a c re t tr r a a c c t t all
ig h s s ta
“Kung.
1 1 8 8 -acre
all c c le
le a a re
re d d in
in h high
ta te
te o o f . . < “ » ‘'a tl o n (.a | ,.
i desired in f o rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th is property may
* B. C onrad o r L. E. C o n ra d , G re sh a m , O reg o n . P h o n e lb » .
O ver # 2 0 . « I»«*«*»’ tJ“ e « »"*
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»proteil note.
A. B. CONRAD, Owner.
WOOD
M )N, A u ctio n eers.
Y R I1 IF P
nine p o u n d d a u g h te r
See it in operation at store
E. E. CHIPMAN
POW ELL HTKKKT. G K F . h H A M
K. A. MILLER. Clerk
Frank C. Jones Co.
General Contractor»
S in cere Gratitude.
d ee n " l t in>’' #d u t’y to
Carpentering
Electrical Wiring
Fixture» and Lamp»
Septic Tank»
Cement Work
Ir a n d
e r 11.
M rs. E lm e r
g r a titu d e for th e good
M o th e r a n d I ^ * „ rla i n -s t u l l e and
R em ed y did m e w hen 1 had
e'
r — ---- 7—
a tta c k of d ia r rh o e a th re e ye»"»
k s e r v la e
WM th(J o n |y m edicine th a t r
n ß g , till
a " n ■ y jiiu
th in
an y J piovvi
p lace , n PVed m e.” — A d r.
la rd K
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u t-
R»Hd tlif W a n t a d * __________
h am 4 8 9 .
tf
Girls—Ladies—W omen
Office ami Shop,
Main St
Bungalow Bldg
Greahani. « re.
•appears, a n d w h en y o u r <X»NHTII ATIOK
im proves— you w ork b etter— eat b e tte r
» a thoro tria l and you w ill recom m end
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“•v a p a ck a g e.— P o w ell'» Pharm acy.
Frank < J » “*1
your worn«*
J
P hone #Oi
Floyd L. Mack
if fo lk s le a rn th a t a M oline tr a c to r
___ plow a Held w ith o u t a d riv e r,
can
th e re w ill soon be a g re a t d e m a n d
for th e m . J a k e D eY oung h a s fo u n d
out th a t It w ill ru n a lo n e fo r a tim e
at le a s t, a n d th is Is how . T h e o th e r
day he plow ed up a yellow ja c k e ts
neBt w ith o u t k n o w in g It. u n til he
re a c h e d th e p lace on th e n e x t ro u n d ,
lie fa irly c h u c k le d Io h im se lf at th e
way h e w ould fix th e m w ith th e Mo­
line. H u n d re d s of th e m w ere Hying
o v e r th e sp o t w ith th e ir can o p e n e rs
re a d y to p lu n g ' in to th e first tr e s ­
p a ss e r. J a k e d id n ’t heed th e sig n a l
On h e w e n t b u t not fa r. It looked
fo r a w h ile lik e a re a l fight a n d J a k e
w as e v e n tu a lly fo rced to ju m p th e
tr a c to r a n d le t It go on by itse lf,
w hich it d id , n o n e th e w orse fo r th e
e x p e rie n c e . Not s u r e th a t th e sam e
can be s a id of M r. D eY oung, b u t of
c o u rs e he is g la d he w a sn 't sw allo w ed
by th e y ello w coats.
Mr. an d M rs. F re d O. A n d erso n
and
b aby a re m ov in g to S e a ttle
w h e re th e y e x p e c t to m a k e th e ir
h o m e fo r th e w in te r
Mr. A n d e rso n 's
f a th e r a c c o m p a n ie d th em .
T ru m a n K ichev is h a u lin g lu m b e r
fo r a new h o u se on th e R ichey place.
A h u n tin g p a rty c o n sistin g of G us
L in g le , R o g er D eY oung a n d A lbert
H o ffm et’ t r r
h av e
re tu r n e d
front
w ts te rn O regon w ith th e i r s h a r e of
v en iso n .
L a w re n c e S e lfe r, o f P o rtla n d , Is
v is itin g h is g r a n d p a r e n ts , Mr an d
Mrs. Ed. S eifer
F iv e o ’clock, S u n d ay m o rn in g , Bob
L o v elace, J o h n E llio t a n d C h et V in ­
cen t le ft fo r th " d e e r Helds n e a r
B lain e, O reg o n
T h ey ex p ect to com e
hom e w ith tw o d e e r apiece.
T h e R e b e k a h s of B o rin g a r e inak
ing p re p a r a tio n s fo r th e i r a n n u a l ba
z a a r to be h eld so m e tim e th is w in te r
E v ery T u e sd a y e v e n in g w hile th e
h u b b ie s a re tr a in in g th e O dd F ello w s
g o a t, th e w om en fo lk s m eet a t Mrs
W allace T e lfo rd 's a n d s titc h on som e
piece to be d o n a te d fre e an d b o u g h t
back
a t a fa b u lo u s p rice. T h ey
sh o u ld w o rry . P a Is rich a n d th e
m oney goes fo r a good c a u se , anyw ay
U nion
S u n d ay sch o o l In c re a se d
It a tte n d a n c e by e ig h t, la s t S u n d ay
M rs. C a rlso n is th e s u p e r in te n d e n t,
W A R olfe h a s th e a d u lt's cla ss and
H a rrie t D eY oung. E lsie W itzel and
E d n a H o ffm eiater h av e th e o th e r
cla sse s.
M rs R o b e rts, m o th e r o f F A. R o b ­
e r ts , h as p u rc h a s e d th e O. H o u r"
place.
F o r th e first m o n th of sch o o l th e r e
w ere 22 h o n o r p u p ils in th e U nion
sch o o l d is tr ic t 26, as fo llo w s:
S econd g r a d e — E rn e s t M a rtin , Vi­
v ian O ra n , E d n a
L yon, V e ru a rl
W elch.
T h ird g ra d e
R ic h a rd
W itzel,
C a th e rin e M cG ourty.
F o u r th
g ra d e
Ire n e
Jo h n so n ,
A u stin R olfe.
F if th g ra d e - -N e ttie B oese, H elen
S c h u b e rt.
S ix th
grad«- D ora
H o ffm e iste r,
S y lv ia R olfe, A da lx»velare, E ld o re
J o h n s o n . M arie W elch. F re d a R itzau,
A n n ie B oese.
S e v e n th g ra d e T h o m a s I-ovelace
E tg h th
g ra d e
E s te lle J o h n s o n ,
C la ra
H o ffm eister,
D avid
R olfe,
P h ilip Gran.
A n n o u m fin en t.
A ll the lum ber has been »old from
th e P leasan t H om e L um ber yard and
th e yard ia closed
x<j r . _
W. A. PROCTOR.
The Latest and Best
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
avorable conditions. It has abundant reserve power. It
ourns kerosene successfully and economically.
This sturdy tractor is adaptable for all kinds of drawbar and
belt work. It drives a 26x46 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
tor is finer. You should become acquainted with its many
superiorities, which we will be glad to explain. Don’t buy
before you sec tins better tractor.
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
Phone 544 W . A. HeSSel
Phone 6x2
Who’s the
Profiteer?
“ Not I,” says the packer.
“ Not I,” says the manufac­
turer. "N ot I,” says the
middleman. “ Not J,” says the retailer.
“Surely not I,” says the consumer
with the flat pocketbook. “And posi­
tively not the farmer!” thunders
'TRe COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
True enough, the farmer hi 4 profited
by war prices. But to w hft extent?
Well, he has been able to painl his
house so it looks as well as the grocer’s
in town.
He ha« been able to boy
an automobile m i g«<d at
the plumber'». Hi» fam­
ily has been able to wear
clothe» a» good a» the
other church folk«.
In other word», the farm ­
er for ti»e first time ha»
had a fair living wage for
hi« labor, with a little re­
turn or. the capital he
ha« invested in hi« farm
and its equipment.
The farmer is not a prof-
iteer andT'lxCOCNTWY
GltNTLtMAN Will light
to pr ve his righ to a
fair profit for hit l abor
and hi« p iuct».
A year's subscription to
THF. C ( j ' 4TRY GKN
TLKMAN(S2i»auet)i»the
biggest dollar’« b ly on
the market. Get your
money’» w irth— e hun­
dred times over—by let­
ting me order it for you
today. Remember-
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IS AI.L IT COSTS!
H. N. WALLACE
GAM 4» BI.DG.
P h o n e No. E a st 5183
H . Caaatry Castle
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R. M. RANDALL
Carpenter and Builder
R m fdettce 4g m ile north o f linee
Lim* on T r o u td a le -t.reelläni n eu !
P o rtla n d
Tk. Satarday Etaaiaf P»«t
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W. S. WOOD
Auctioneer
VANCO UVER. W ASHINGTON
aa« Stoak Balaa a »pMlalty.
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Phona V ancon vat (14.
Or«aham Uutlaak 741