Gresham outlook., January 06, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

G R E SH A M
P A G E TW O
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
OITIAKM »
A N D E R SO N ’S JE R SE Y S
PROPERTY RAPIDLY
i insti
T l ESDAY. J A M A R !
AT
Professional ana
Business Ads.
CHANGING HANDS
T W IC E A W E E K
P u b lish e d every T u esd ay a n d F rid a y
P o rtla n d , J a n u a r y 1. 1910.
a t G resham . O regon, by th e O u t­
E d ito r
O u tlo o k :- Everybody is
look P u b lish in g Co.
H. L. S’ .
sellin g p ro p e rty an d everybody Is
C lair. E d ito r an d M anager.
T h a t is a good, h ; ea lth
buying
Our S u b scrlp tio b Mat««
;d y con-
7";
One year. 11.50; »lx m onth« R5r; three d it ion. T h e b u y er h as th
The Entire Well-Known Herd of Grade Jerseys
months*’ tr ia l su b scrip tion . 50c.
tod« fo r p ro p erty is ju m p in g up by
C om bination rate« w ith a ll the P ort­ h a p s an d bou n d s H ouses th a t s o l d 1
25 Hogs. Team of Holies.
land lia liie« . V e ek lj O regonian. S» mi-
W eekly Jou rn al and O regon C ity Ent«r-
r ago fo r $25 a re to d ay sell- And other articles wiil be sold oil the Anderson farm Five Miles East
prtae.
irg
- $ 5c ''
a re s e llin g , ,»f Gresham on the old Barlow road, one-half mile East of Gillis s ta ­
A.dv«utlsintf
in
i u p ro p - y by nil rely placing tion on the Mt. Hootl car line. Cars leave Portland, F irst and Alder
Rate* reason able. Our rep resen tative
w ill call
a sign on it.
streets, at S :45 the morning of th e sale.
P hon« 70X.
One y o u n g m an sold his ho u se at
13 COWS— Heavy producers, some fresh, others to freshen soon
"The L in otyp e W ay 1« the W ay
th a t Wins.**
w hat he th o u g h t was a good p rice. H e n n j gome in all stages of lactation.
Official paper o f the T o—n o f Groahsm v e n t o u t to g e t so m e th in g b e tte r an d
10 HEIFERS— Three to freshen soon, others are younger, and
Ofheiai paper o f the T ow n o f P air- fo u n d he co u ld n o t d u p lic a te th e one
vtew
have been bred, all sired by Lord Teiinison.
His dam. Lady Tennys
he sold fo r $500 m ore. He w as *«. of Ingleside has produced 5S pounds ot milk per day and has a K. ol
Entered a s se co n d -cla ss m a tter M arch
J. till, a t the P o s t e S ! a t G resham sick o v e r his b a rg a in th a t th ey sen« M. record of 11SS.56 lbs. fat. 6 months, i Six of the females that are e a r-1
Oregon, under the Act o f 1’ arch 3. 1879. him to th e h o sp ital.
B ro k e rs a rc rying calves have been bred to Lady Tenny s Chief, a half-brother
b u y in g e v e ry th in g th ey can lay th e ir the above bull. Nothing but pure bred bulls have been used in this
T h in k s P eo p le x ilie riu g Up.
h an d s on.
herd for 16 years and they are all very desirable. Also by C. 11. i
F ro m J a n u a ry 1, 1919 to D ecem ­
P la n s a re p re p a re d fo r 200 houses
Johanson, two pure bred bull calves. Pedigree given on day of sale, 1
b er 1. 1919. th e U n ited S ta te s g o v ­ in Rose C ity an d o th e r a d d itio n s like-
Large
production behind them.
e rn m e n t sold m ore th a n $ 1 24.000.- wise. B u ild e rs a re sc o u rin g th e city
LIVESTOCK
HERD
BULL—Lady Tenny Chief. Dropped Jun. 12, 1917, solid 1
b u t th ey a re on th e
000 of th r if t and w ar sav in g s stam p s fo r ch eap lo ts
P eople a ro u n d G resh am I c o lo r > ttu d a beautiful individual, easily handled and n sure breeder,
cow «
and Treasury saving certificates, ac- -i a m P a ls o '
.'."j He was sired by Chief of Multnomah and his dam was Lady Tenny« of F R E S H FA M ILY COW fo r sale. C has.
w ill w ak e u p som e m o rn in g an d fi
co rd in g to a re p o rt m ad e by tn e t
,
N o rd b lo m , R. 4. G resh am .
T re a su ry D e p a rtm e n t to th e W ar th ev b av e soId a / ° od P|ecp ° f a c r°- Ingleside.
25 HEAD HOGS—Pure h:-d Durovs not registered . Brood F R E S H H O L ST EIN COW fo r sale.
L oan o rg a n iz a tio n of th e T w elfth 1 aRe an d hom e fo r h a lf w hat it is
Sows. Bred Gilts, and younger Pigs both s e x e s , also the great herd
M organ B ros., phone 135.
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F e d e ra l R eserv e d is tric t.
O regon, w o rth .
E v ery b o d y is lo o k in g for
boar
Golden Rufus.
W A N T E D - New born calves. P ay $1
one of th e s ta te s of th e T w elfth dis- co u n try hom es. At th e h ig h cost of
TEAM OF HORSES—Well .Hatched bays, weight 2600 lbs.
to $3. W. R. Jo h n so n ,' p hone 253.
tric t. not only led in th e d is tric t, b u t > liv in g in th e city , m en c a n 't m ak e
wcs t" th am on g all s ta te s an d te r r i- en d s m eet a t p re s e n t w ages an d re n ts. sound and right.
E. BAUMANN ouys a n d Helis fre sh
::c !r at th e u n io n in th e am o u n t of an d ¡, ta k e s a fo rtu n e to b u ild a IMPLEMENTS—Three-inch tubular skein wagon, man ire spreader,
cows, beef cow s an d h o g i. H ig h est
mowing machine, gang disk plow, harrow cart and three-section har
se cu rities
p u rch ased
p er
ca p ita hougp
SU BSC R IB ER
price paid fo r veal calves. P h o n e
Sales for N ovem ber th ro u g h o u t t
h
e
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9 0 1 . __________
row, 10 Louden stanchions, single buggy and harness, spring tooth
co u n try am o u n te d to m ore th a n $8.-
harrow, set of heavy harness, DeL&val separator, b-bottle Balicoek
E. J. G rad ln buys c a ttle an d h o g .
• N ever Say D ie !"
009,000.
P h o n e 369 — Adv.
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a b en e v o le n t o ld lad y in o n e of th e tester, Peerless Milk i. ooler, copper lined ; and m aut otin r articles.
Public Auction
SATU R D A Y ,
JA N U A R Y
10,
’20
to
th r if t stam p s, w a r sav in g s stam p s b rick h o u ses of o ld -tim e New Y ork
and tre a s u ry sav in g s certificates have looked o u t of h e r p a rlo r w indow th e
in. ra is e d each m o n th fo r th e la s t o h e r day an d saw a m an w alk in g
five m onths. W a r L oan officials a r e . alo n g th e sid ew alk , a p p a re n tly In
confident th a t th e 1920 o u tp u t o f , P fe a t d e je c tio n .
T h e re w as som e-
th ese se c u ritie s w ill be fa r in excess th in g so p a th e tic a n d a p p e a lin g in
of th e 1619 sales
his m a n n p r th a t sh e to o k . a d o lla r
.... . ... . . , _ . ..
. . r , __ bill, p u t it in an en v elo p e, an d w ro te
.
/
,
, .
on th e en v elo p e . N ever Sav Die!
w orrh. th e people a re so b erin g up She slip p ed o u t of th e h o u se in th e
from th e ir p o st-w ar ‘sp en d in g sp ree m ost c a su a l m a n n e r an d h an d ed th e
and a re saving th e ir m oney. Many en v elo p e to th e m an as th ey passed
people To br su re , a re still sp en d in g N ext day th e m elan ch o ly m an called
th e ir saving? o r in v e s tin g th e m ii
b e r h o u se an d p re se n te d h e r w ith
•w ildcat • s to c k s ’, b u t as S ecretary *1"
‘I t s fu n n y , he said , " y o u 're
th
e
only o n e th a t h acked th a t ho rst
G lass said in his a n n u a l re p o rt to
called N ev er Say Die
congress, th e th r ift e d u c a tio n a l c am ­
paign th e g o v e rn m e n t h as co n d u cted
T lic D ifference.
th ro u g h o u t th e y ear, an d w hich it
T h e fu n d a m e n ta l d ifferen ce be-
will co nduct th ro u g h o u t 1620 in con- tw een a g ra in fa rm and a d a iry farm
nectic: w ith h r sales of w ar sav in g s is th a t on th e fo rm e r farm th e es-
stam p s and tr e a s u ry sav in g s certifi- s e n tia l soil e le m e n ts a re ta k e n fro m
cates, has b ro u g h t a
s till g re a te r tb e lan d , n e v e r to be re tu rn e d , w hile
n u m b e r of perso n s to
th e ir een s.^ . 0,1 tb e la ttP r the8e
“
._ .
..
. g re a t p a rt a re re s to re d In th e form
F o lk s a re b eg m n in g to w ak e up an d of m an llP r
T h , d airy eow and thp
ask th e m se.v es why th e o th e r fellow t i n d o f fa rm in g th a t goes w ith it
w ants th e ir lib e rty bonds an d is w ill- h as been th e ch ief m ean s in u p b u ild - ,
ing to spend th o u s a n d s of d o lla rs ad- ing d e p le te d lan d s an d m a in ta in in g
v e rtisin g fo r th em , an d also w hy th e th o se th a t a re in a good s ta te of fer-
fellow w ith oil Btock is so an x io u s to tility .— W e s te rn F a rm e r.
tr a d e his Btock fo r lib e rtv b o n d s."
______________ A good w av to m a k e a te m p o ra l |
D ir r tn i
Offlce 114
GRESHAM OREGON
E. A. RHOTEN, Sales Manager, Salem, Oregon
COL. J. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer
A MEYERS. Clerk
Forest Grove, Oregon
W ill
StorD1
d?°F *
COt to ta k e
O®
he in Grcwhain every day
DR. H. H. OTT
Dentist
H o w itt B u ild in g
G resham , On
PHONE i l l
WANTS
» ■ B Y IIC U » «
PHONE
o illcs t
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s- 10-12 a. m.
2-4 and 7-1 p.
Ofllc« H o w itt B u ild in g
G R E SH A M ,
-
-
office P h o n e 4«
OREe
Rea. Phone (]
GEO. INGLiS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office, over P lrst Stat« B aal
H our«— 1 to 5 p. m.
G R ESH A M ,
.
- OKBGO
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EMILY F. BOLCOM, M.
Physician and Burgeon
P H O N E S — tiffloe, M ain 2811
R esid en ce, G resh am aaxl
Office Mt-M* C orbett Building
office H o u rs 11-12 a. in.; 2-5 p na
A t h o m e by ap p ointm en t
PORTLAND,
-
-
OREGt
P H O N E S— R esid en ce, Tabor 120
office M ain 4812
Hom e A-Hl
FO R SA LE— Y oung buggy h o rse,
iro n b ed stead , sp rin g and m a ttre ss.
I- re d S helly, phone 298.
W A N T E D Good, ch e a p ,-o ik horse,
1400 o r 1500. W ill buy fo r cash
o r tr a d e to u rin g car. H. M cG in­
nis. p hone 76x. B o rin g , O regon.
J. xM. SHORT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Rea., i E a et «»th S t
Office, 1111-18 B«iILu< BallAla<
I'UKYLANI»
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OKKG<3
PO U L T R Y
WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
T h e re is re a lly no co m p ariso n betw een th e ease an d th o ro u g h ­
ness w ith w hich an E le c tric C lean er rem oved d ir t and th e difficulty
of sw eeping.
T ru e , one CAN clean ru g s an d c a rp e ts w ith o u t an ele c tric clea n ­
er. A broom or c a rp e t sw eep er w ill b ru sh up SOME of th e d ir t; an a
if you lik e th e ex ercise a n d have p len ty of tim e an d s tre n g th a broom
an d a c a rp e t b e a te r w ill do th e w ork a fte r a fashion.
In th e sam e w ay one can w ash w ith o u t soap. W a te r alo n e wiil
rem ove som e dirt* if ap p lied w ith en o u g h "elbow g re a s e ."
B u t people use so ap b ecau se it cleans m o re easily an d b e tte r th a n
w a te r alo n e.
F o r th e sam e reaso n people use E le c tric C lean ers because they
clean m o re easily an d fa r b e tte r th a n o th e r m ethods.
A. W. BOTKIN, M.D.
I FO R S A L E — A ucoua co ck erels, B lue
R ibbon sto ck . C. S o d e rq u lst, one
m ile e a st of G resham .
Physician and Surgeon
Office o v e r ITrst S ta te Bank
P IG S
H o u rs 2 to 6 p. in.
FO R
SA LE— E ig h t stio ats, good
sto ck . 75 to 100 lbs. Al. S taffo rd ,
p hone 13x4.
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A F IN E BUY fo r som e on e who w an ts
to raise hogs
Tw o big brood
sow s, one b o ar; o ne bow to fa rro w
J a n u a r y 22, one F e b ru a ry 22. All
th re e fo r $140. A. H einey, P h en ix
F a rm , p h o n e 98.
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H. V. ADLK, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon\
W ith D r. W. J. O tt
Office o v e r Batik o f G reeh au i|
B eet p h on e fo r appointm ent
I’noNK s: O fjw « 621, K' tnirncv «
A U TO M O BILES.
ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
Miss Frieda Bratzel
G-r-r-r-r-r-r-r ! !
R ead th e O u tlook classified ads.
SUM M ONS.
era in relaxation and hand de­
velopment.
S o u th R o lie r ts A ve.
Phone 307
In th e Ju s tic e C o u rt fo r M u ltn o m ah
D istrict, C o u n ty of M u ltn o m ah ,
8 ta te of O regon.
A. W. M etzger, P la in tiff, vs. G. R.
B urch an d -----------B u rch , his w ife ,
D efen d an ts.
To G. R. B u rch an d -----------B u rch ,
D efen d an ts above N am ed :
In th e n am e of th e S ta te of O regon
you a re h ereb y re q u ire d to a p p e a r
! an d a n sw e r th e co m p la in t filed
a g a in s t you in th e ab o v e e n title d
actio n on o r b efo re th e 1 3 th day of
J a n u a ry , 1920, w hich is tjie d a te
fixed by th e o rd e r of th e above e n ­
title d C o u rt f o r you to a p p e a r and
a n sw er th e c o m p la in t h e re in an d if
you fail so to a n sw er, fo r w an t th e r e ­
of p lain tiff w ill apply to th e C o u rt
fo r ju d g m e n t agalns* you in th e sum
of F ifty -th re e and 30-100 ($ 5 3 .3 0 )
fjffice and Shop,
d o lla rs w ith in te re s t th e re o n a t six
Main St.
Bungalow Bldg
per c e n t p e r a n n u m fro m A u g u st— ,
1916, u n til paid a n d fo r th e costs
Gresham. Ore.
PlHiwe Ufli
and d is b u rse m e n ts h erein .
You a re f u r th e r notified th a t by
Prank C. Jone*
Floyd L. Mack
v irtu e of a w rit o f a tta c h m e n t a n d ■
g a rn is h m e n t Issued in th e above e n ­
title d cau se all p erso n al p ro p e rty b e­
P h o n e 159
lo n g in g to you o r e ith e r of you in th e
p ossession of G. W. K en n ey h as been
a tta c h e d and is b ein g h eld s u b je c t to
th e o u tco m e o f th is actio n , w hich
said p e rso n al p ro p e rty o r so m uch
Carpenter and Builder
i th e re o f as m ay be n ecessary w ill be
ReH M ence
m ile n o rth o f Bane
sold an d th e p ro ceed s th e r e o f ap p lie
L in e on Troutxl«le-/»re»*Iiam
to w ard th e s a tis fa c tio n o f th e ju d g ­
m e n t reco v ered h e re in . T h e d a te of
first p u b lic a tio n of th is S u m m o ns is
D ecem ber 9, 1919, an d th e d a te of
last p u b licatio n Is J a n u a r y 18, 1920.
M cGUIRK & S C H N E ID E R ,
A tto rn e y s fo r P la in tiff,
TROUTDALE, OREGON
F irst S ta te B an k B ldg, G resh am , Or.
W ill liaul anything, any place,
I JO H N BROW N,
any tim e. P h on e Grewluun 48U
Ju s tic e o f th e P eace.
Frank C. Jones Co.
General Contractor*
Carpentering
Electrical Wiring
Fixtures and Lamp*
Septic Tank*
Cement Work
R. M. RANDALL
Truck Service
RICHARD KNARR
F O R SA LE— F iv e o r te n -a c re tra c ts ,
h a lf cle a re d and Bpring w ater, o ne
and a h a lf m iles from G resham .
E. D unn, p h o n e 93.
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MISCELLANEOUS
F o r S ale.
C lover hay, tim o th y hay, a lfa lfa
hay, o a t s tra w , w h eat s tra w , m ill
feed of all kinds.
W ood an d gas
b riq u ets.
P hone G resham 849.
L E E EV A N 8, T ro u td a le . Oragoan
FO R SA LE at a b a rg a in — A chilcFs
crib.
Mrs. E. B u rlin g am e, F a ir-
view , O regon.
E L D E R L Y WOMAN w anted as house- i
k e e p e r for w idow er. No o th e r In j
fam ily. W ash in g sen t out. M od­
e rn house. All im p ro v em en ts.
LOST on Pow ell o r M ain s tre e t, 1
G resh am , tan le a th e r tra v e lin g !
bag. N otify W. A. H esse), phone
544. R ew ard.
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E L E V E N TONS clover hay fo r sale In
one lot. J. H . B ush, p hone 43x2.
PL A C E YOUR O R D E R now fo r P. N.
Co. b riq u e tte , fo r d eliv ery a b o u t
J a n u a r y 6 th .
C all L ee E vans,
G resh am 849.
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M o r n in g •««____ _
Keep Your E /e s
C le u n
- C l « » e
Few «WM C»fe Ctsee B m * M m H s m CM-Oi.«e<e
W ho
rem em b ers
th e
old-faun
ioned boy who w anted a bicycle In­
ste a d of an au to m o b ile ?
T he m ost Im p o rta n t m an In th e
w orld p ro b ab ly do«tsn't know it, b u t
th e le a s t n ecessary m an alw ay s Im ­
ag in e s he is Im p o rtan t.
P hone 5x|
G reah au i. O ietcou
LOST— B etw een P le a s a n t H om e an d
B oring, o ne F o rd h e a d lig h t. PleaBe '
n o tify L a u d e rb a c k B ros. P ho n e7 6 3 .
. ..
. . ,
j „ screen b u t buy som e heavv p ap er
" B u y Y ou r E le c tr ic G oods at an E le c tr ic S tore."
T he in te n tio n of th e fo u r an d five , h a t is o fle n uspd on th p o u U id p Fof
• LOST A uto license tag 4 850 on j
p e r cent
in te re s t lim ita tio n m easu re h ouses a n d ta c k it to th e o u ts id e o ’
T ro u td a le road g o in g to S p rin g -
in itia te d
in O regon is to su p p tv th e fram e, m a k in g a very sim p le and
d ale, from B enson H otel farm .
fa rm e rs,
hom e b u ild ers an d m er- d e sira b le s to rm door. In th e sp rin g
B e r r ie s <'« -o p era tiv e In d u str ie s.
F in d e r n o tify F re d S helley, phone
c h a n ts c h e a p e r m oney.
it can he rem o v ed an d th e sc re rn , R o se B u sh es S h ou ld N ot B e P ru n e d
298.
U n til M arch.
T h e g ro w in g of b e rrie s an d sm all
Of course, it co u ld h a rd lv
be ex- d oor w ill b in place fo r th e fly sea
fru its is a co m m u n ity In d u stry th a t 1616 FO R D R O A D STER fo r sale. In
pected th a t o u tsid e c a p ita l w ould s o n — W este rn F a rm e r,
F lo ris ts a n d rose fa n c ie rs o f P o rt- is upon a sou n d co -o p erativ e basis,
good co n d itio n , Fox B ros., T ro u t-
com e to O regon fo r in v estm en t if it
T he O re g o n ia n 's a n n u a l New Y e- lan d a n d v icin ity a re w a rn in g ro se
dale.
T h e fam ily th a t ow ns a sm all tra c t
could get h ig h e r ra te s n ' in t e r e s t
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e is e w h e r L - ii w „ , J 1
i L . l u ! n u m b e r w as a sp len d id p a p e r fu ll to g ro w ers th a t th ev sh o u ld n o t p ru n e I ° f la n f ’‘" a r “ c a n n e ry tow n h as a
REAL
ESTATE, RENTALS,
elsew h ere it w ould be lo an ed else- overflo w in g w ith sto rie s o f cv—
— b u sh es u n til a f te r th e te n th re a d >' incom e and su re em ploym ent.
O reg o n ’s ,u
th _ e i___
ir rose
w here
B esides ca rin g fo r th e ir own crop
M o re I n i n a , M ailt«*].
H om e ca p ita l could g e t m o re in- InduBtrieK- Such p a p ers m ean m uch day of M arch. M any peo p le h » . “ th ey a re su re of em p lo y m en t fo r all
W e h a r e sev eral b u y ers on h a n d !
v e stin g in o u tsid e se c u ritie s p ay in g to th e Pr ° 6 r ess of th e s ta te as th e y been w o n d erin g w hat to do w ith th e th e ir sp a re tim e in o th e r b erry
fo r fa rm s and im proved ¿m ail hom es,
h ig h e r ra te s of in te re s t
a d v e rtise th e in d u s trie s o f th e lo cali- fro zen sh ru b s.
L im b s w hich w ere p atches.
1 to 15 acres
If y o u rs is fo r sa le it ;
Of co u rse, sav in g s b an k s could pay ty a n d d raw a tte n tio n to th e w onder- b.ro k p ?
th e
o f, ? h e . Bno.w
T h e only danR er
from r a ‘8ing w ill pay you to see us a t once. W rite 1
sh o u ld be c u t off below th e b re a k poor fr u it fo r lack of p ro p e r c u ltiv a ­
th r e e an d fo u r p e r cent w hich th e y fu l p ro g re ss t h a t th e s ta te is m ak in g
o r call.
S tro n g new sh o o ts w ill grow in th e tion a n d p ro p e r use of fe rtiliz e rs
now pay to d ep o sito rs.
K K ID E R A ELKINGTON' Tel. 17x
a lo n g all lines.
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a cres iu c u ltiv a tio n , 27 acres fall
sh o u ld be su p p lem en ted w ith a p ro- T im es p u t o u t a BDlendid h o lid ay n J . 2 ? » n e cessary a r te r a r r e e z e , m pndpd
g rain . W ill sell stock and im p le­
vision th a t th e s ta te p rin te r be set to
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n u m b e r thlK >e a r ful1 o f in te re s tin g
a good s tro n g sp ra y
in F e b ru a ry . P u y a llu p an d S u m n e r d is tric t and In
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a rtic le s a n d local item s.
T h e m er- on b o th th e b u sh es an d th e g ro u n d , th e W illa m e tte v alley proves th is FO R SA LE
Tw o lo ts, m odern 4-
room house, b a th , g a s ran g e, good
" I f you w a n t to be gioom v th e r e ’s c h an l8 ° f F o re s t
G rove realize th e is an ex cellen t th in g .
F e b ru a r y is tru e .
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gloom en o u g h to keep you g lu m ! If lm Po r tan ee
h an d le d to a d v a n ta g e in co n nection
tre e s. P rice $1200. T. E. M ercer,
you w an t to be g la d , th e re 's , glee m any dL P laJ' a d v e rtise m e n ts chow. ' ' h ,cb do B° m a ch to k eep th e ro ses w ith sm a ll f r u it g ro w in g as a good
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from a tta in in g th e h e ig h ts of perfec- c o m b in atio n .
en ough to keep you glad,.”
F O R R E N T Good 5-rootn house. I
T he 1620 issu e of w a r saving? tion.
fu rn ish e d .
Not m o d ern .
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G o v ern m en t sav in g s stam p s w ill
79x5. Mrs. Gould.
M aking a frie n d la u g h is o ften c a te s is on saJp now a t a I , po8toffice8. “ L ife does n o t ask m an w h a t he
m a k e th e new y e a r look b rig h te r.
W A N TED sm a ll place, 2 to 5 acres, ;
the best help we can give him
a n d b an k s, as th e th r if t stam p s.
! w ants. I t d em a n d s of him . r a th e r .
m o d e ra te im p ro v em en ts, m ust be ;
w h a t he can do an d be an d give.
on good ro ad n e a r G resh n tn
En- j
To w ait fo r life to b rin g g ifts is
q u ire W. F. H oney, p hone 681.
u su ally to w ait In v ain. T h e best
FO R SA LE-—41 a cre farm , h o u s e .’
Teacher in Piano
joys n e v er com e th a t w ay. T h ey be­
b a rn , w agon sheds, good o rc h a rd . I
p len ty of w ater, good roads. In
long to s triv in g an d fa ith fu ln e ss, an d
Private or class lessons. Spe
C lack am as county. In q u ire of A. ;
th ey a re w a rra n te d no t to fa d e .”
cial attention given to begin-
O. G uynup, G reshhm .
J o k e W ould B e on O regon.
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W. J. OTT
Dentist
rERMS— SL’ ii and under Casi.. Over $20 six months' time will be \ ANTED New born ru in s in any
num ber or kind from $1.00 to $2.00
given on approved notes.
W ill call for them . F ra n k G ustafson
Sale Positive. If weather is stormy Sale will be held under cover
Phone 289. G resham . Oregon.
Sale starts at 11 o ’clock. Lunch at Noon
H O R SES
R. I. A N D E R S O N , Owner
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PH O NBS
P h o n e 324
DR. A. H. WR1GHT1
\e t iT in a r y
Su rgeu o
Office a n d K esldence on j
SOUTH R O B E R T S AVENT
A ll c a lls p ron ip tl} attend<*I
DR. N. PLYLER
Licensed .
Chiropractic PhysiciaA
Office ABINGTON BU ILD IN if
PO RTLAN D, OREGON
ATTO RNEYS
G resn am 517
liro a d w a y l
McGUIRK & SCHNEIDq
Attorneys at Laic
A t G resh am Office, Tuesday^
T h u rsd a y s a n d S atu rd ay s.
F ir s t S ta te B ank B u lld tn f
P o rtla n d Office «OB-1!1 F en to n
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BEE—
JOHxN BROWN
P io n e e r R eal E s ta te and Insur^
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JAMES ELKlNGTOlJ
A ccident, S u rety Bond.«.
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A u to m o b ile, L ife, H e a Jtlf
P la t e Gia««.
Otto* on Main ««root
Ottico SIS
PHONBS
RonldenoJ
Cha*. Cleveland, A
Oregon Fire Relief As
Notary Public Real Esi
Phonen: Office »81. R esidence
W. S. WOOD
Auctioneer
VANCOUVER,
W A S H IN G T t,
r»rw aa< «took Snloo • «*ool
P hono V an cou ver *14. or
O reoliom O utlook 7S1
GRESHAM SANATORIUM
on P o w ell V o lley rood
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w here m a ter n ity , co n v a lesu en t
n o n -c o n ta c lo u s ca se« raeaiva the I
o f care.
UANAGKM BNT
THK MIHSKH 84 HRKPEL|
H up«rvi«lon
Dr. Adlx
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L IV E S T O C K
of all kinds Bought and
C. A. Butcher
Gresham, Ore. Phone
Maxwell Schneid«
PHOTOS
Picture Framing
M alo S tr e e t, G resham .
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