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ORKSHAM OUTLOOK
commences ^ anuary 17 DUROC breeders day
T UESDAY’. J A M ARY
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PAGE THRKK
POWELL VALLEY
BORING
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EEB. 4, a t SALEM
• poor R ic h a rd " co n ten d e d th a t
W ednesday. Feb
l.ars Sw anson, who is well know n
B oring w ishes a h appy 1920 to all
is to be Duroc
M>n n> saved is a penny e a rn e d ” , and pay in Salem. t
he Oregon Dure, PnM?"**.11 VA*|p y ' dlpd a t his honiP *•’ *ti n eig h b o rs an d frie n d s and th a t
I ,(|if principle is to b<> em phasized in Jersey S *lne Breef lers association is
•..... an ’ ^ 'h ia y , Ja n u a ry 2. Mr. m eans everybody.
n -1
erybody. B B o o rin
rin g g h h as
as no
no e en-
lion w ith th e an n iv e rsa ry of « o ln g to hold
was 86 y ears
show on thia day, lturoc brood sow swanson
rved
with
tv,
1
°
'd
j
,He
unties.
It
is
tim
e
th
a
t
ev
ery
o
n
e
be-
i
aid F r a n k l in 1« b irth on J a n u tag breeder« in th Moat of the lead-
rveo w i t h th e union arm v d u rin g !
.
..
’
*‘*te
will
have
the
civil
war.
His
wife
has
been
dead
I
L“
"
"
'
b‘K
e,,OURb
to
paU
pvpr>
'
by th e o b se rv a n c e of N ational ionic Duroes there
his b ro th e r— e rrin g th o u g h he ¡nay I
W eek. P la n s Tor th is national th e ir herds, also ar nPinnh"1U ,V'es of for a “ »M ber of y ears. Mr. Sw an-
>m W a sh in g to /a n d Cal T "1'
° ne t,m e 1,ved in P ow el> Val be. All th e m o re reaso n fo r callin g j
elgntnents
f
ent w hich w ere developed and ; ifornia han
b u n Promised.
prom isen
ev wh‘>re hp >»a >le m any frien d s. H e hhu b ro th e r
ait p ro m o te d by th e Y. M. t '■ A -¡T he show .. . w i n already
v .
—jn
' will be followed bv
by an auc-
auc-, was
* aaL a a . Ul‘' niber o t thp Sw edish j T he H. C. L. d id n 't p rev en t B anta |
• pu en d o rse d by R o tary c'
rria l o rg a n iz a tio n s and o th e r ! Duroes of the anim als shown. T h - ' M'Jtho<list church. T he fu n e ra l was
C laus d o in g w ell by everybody— as !
bei i ' " i n<dudp some th a t held at 2 p. in. M onday afte rn o o n
»dies a ll o v e r th e U nited States
an d h a m le t p eo p ' who by fairs and stockUnn ^ i .^ L thp v a rio u ' irom th e Swedish M ethodist ch u rc h usual. A nd th e r e w ere ju s t as m any i
m ay begin to feel th e ir New and all a re of J l - n t?*’ past 8“a80n in •’« " la n d
In te rm e n t in th e Rose ru n n in g a ro u n d th e block to relieve
th e s tra in of g e ttin g o u ts id e th e big |
inks.
.
1)1
in one of the livestock
Mrs.
Truedaon h as been ill since feast of th e seaso n — as th e re w ere
last y e a r, th e y e a r b efo re an d c le a r j
rc s on the state fair grounds. The ,b e holidays.
It sim p ly propose! •o give! m a em
bers of the above
back
sociation
ln- ! be The
^ e f l ’nlié’ eiò tm m ic X
b™ dp™ *»«>
b u t L w u ‘ th a“™
"
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a
r
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p
a ‘> a to
" th e d ay s of th e fu ll d in n e r i
era n ch u rch b a z a a r will I pail
*lng Duroc breeders hi
an d b e e fste a k a t e ig h t c e n ts . , I
c o n sid ered each d a , of the
i,.’ è ’ ,h ,h.p fo' !owln8 comm it- be bt d " ° d nesday, J a n u a ry 6 a t th e pound.
1 th e c u m u la tiv e resu lt of th, \i
m u K - ° i , , ,hla PVPnl: C. S. church.
All a re in v ited to a tte n d !
.
s a ilo r su it w ill a ttr a c t at-1
i . k-s p ro g ram will be a lib- Sh'ear.i. I avion" O re .o?,rPKp nÀ 5 , L The 8aIp com m ences a t 7 :3 0 p. m. an d I , * classy
C,‘
an y w h e re , b u t w hen a fine |
c atio n on fru g a lity and its ger. Gervais Oregmu Therew dH be
artlclea fo r s»le 8hould bp »“ b >’ J "
looking s a ilo r lad w ears It th en It j
p. m.
The days of N atio n al T h rift week the general Q et-Together m eeting of*|
c
1
omm
ercial
club
the
evening
of
Geo. \Y. M etzger, p rin cip al of P ow ­ re ates a s t ir of ex citem en t— am ong
tiavi be*n d e sig n a te d as follows* Fel
E A Uhoten, Salem ell V alley school, w as very ag reeab ly th e young lad ies w ho w ill use every
National T h rift Day o r B ank Day. o r , »niary a
■gon, is m anager of the event.
Siturday. J a n u a r y 17, (F ra n k lin 's
su rp rised Monday m o rn in g w hen ar- hole in th e lace c u rta in as a peep-
birtlid.ii 1 on w hich th e ad v an ta g e- of
Perniaginatioii ami Bluff.
¡riv in g at th e school to find a b eau ti- sig h t to see who th e fine lo o k in g fel­
t bank acco u n t w ill be em phasized
” T hat your fath er up the ro ad .'" 1 u' as wp" as U8®ful C h ristm as pack- low m ay be. A lb ert M cC ausland w as
Share w ith O th e rs Day, Sunday,
the o b je c t of m uch sp e c u latio n wlieu
:i« e aw aitin g him from his pupils.
January IS . e m p h asizin g th e Im port­ asked the man in the linen duster.
D EPO SIT ONE DOLLAR EACH W E EK EOB 5 0 W E E K S A ND YOU
Ed SeU ha8 Pu r*'kased th e ten he a p p e a re d on New Y e a r’s day a fte r
ance of s h a r in g w ith o th e rs and the freckiesr ’ rePHPd tHe b° Y WHh raany
a couple y e a rs ’ o f serv ice In U ncle H A V E BAO.tHt. YOU CAN EA SILY SAVE \ IM lI.I.XK A W E E K AND
relation of m oney to ch a ra c te r.
"He
tells
me
there
are
lots
of
m
o
s
-!
°
Wned
by
F
re
d
W
ood
an
d
,s
National In s u ra n c e Day, Mondav,
T h e m id d y su it was W ON’T YOU B E (iLA D TO H AYE T H A T .«.W.tMi,
I WHIUng a b arn on It. H e h as also S am ’s navy.
T H E R E A R E CLU BS W H E R E YOl D E P O S IT 541 C EN T S A W E E K , O B
January 19, em p h asizin g th e Impbr't- quitoes around here.”
disg
uise
en
o
u
g
h an d w ith sh ell- s,5.iio O B ANY SUM A CLUB TO I IT YOUR
Why,
m
ister,
I
don’t
see’s
he
P
urchased
th
e
house
h
e
Is
liv
in
g
in
PU RSE.
ane-' ! p ro te c tin g ones loved ones
rim
m
ed
g
lasses,
a
c
q
u
ired
d
u
rin
g
his
ought
to
have
told
you
that.
P
ap
’s
O lt YOU CAN BEGIN W ITH I C EN T , 2 C EN TS, 5 C EN T S. O R lu
■ ■ in su ra n c e .
»Ith
and will move it on to th e new loca­
g
e
ttin
’
kind
o
’
weak
in
th
e
eyes.”
(
ENTS
AND
IN
C
R
E
A
SE
YOI
It
l>EI*OSIT
EACH
M E EK
absence,
A
lb
e
rt
k
e
p
t
fo
lk
s
gu
essin
g
.
Y o u r Own H om e Day, Tue«-
tion.
•
IN 50 W E E K S :
“ Well, what has th at to do with
tin ary 20. co n sid erin g the im-
A
fter
a
b
rie
f
v
isit
w
ith
his
p
a
re
n
ts,
The Pow ell Valley P a re n t-T e a c h -
e of e v ery o n e ow ning th eir It? ”
"W ell.. you see. pap’s got a sys- e r association will hold th e ir next he re tu rn e d to d u ty .
W-CENT CLUB PAYS
$117.50
Mr. an d M rs. P h il S ch an tln and
W ill Day. W ednesday Jan- " m
" , hpn anybody a-ks about m eeting Ja n u a ry 16. T h is w ill be a
B-CENT CLUB PAYS
63.75
dry ¡1, e m p h asizin g th e im portance sumnH7 hoard they always m ention very im p o rtan t m eetin g and ev ery ­ son H a rry le ft F rid a y fo r a v isit to
2-CENT CLUB PAYS
25.50
on
m
a
k
in
g
a
will
mosquitoes
If
pap
likes
th
eir
looks
I of 0 pc
T he D alles.
1-CENT CLUB PAYS
12.75
in In d u s try Dav T hursday s P ,eI!’ ,hp ,r u ,h - whlrh ,s ,h a t wp one is ask ed to rem em b er th e d ate.
Thri
W h a t in th e w orld w as th a t?
it
! Jsnuar 22, to em phasize th e need h,a',p" t 8Pen,a 8kpe< *« ten years, but
YOU CAN BEGIN W ITH T H E L A R G EST PA Y M EN T AND D E C R E A S E
flew by lik e a stre a k . T h a t? W hy, EACH W E E K . T H E B E A BE NO DUES, YOU G ET BACK E V E R Y C EN T
p,easp hlra
I for far ry th r if t and th e economic / f°Jk ’ ilon ' bappPa
FAIRVIEW
th a t w as A lb e rt W elch a n d his Lizzie. YOU P U T IN .
! value of co -o p e ra tio n betw een capital he draw s on his im agination and
fills the air with winged te r r o r ^ " —
COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT.
and labor.
.1. O. Davis and Miss L ouise L o ser D og-gone it! H e can com e up a hill
YOI W IL L R E C E IV E 4 P E R C EN T IN T E R E S T .
Family B u d g et Day. F rid ay . J a n u ­ W ashington Star.
w ere m arried in V an co u v er on New- like an old h a n d a t it a lread y .
ary 22, to em p h asize th e im portance
„„ , ,
7Z
L,
Y
ear's
eve.
T
hey
w
ill
m
ake
th
e
ir
Mr.
an
d
M
rs.
E
lm
e
r
S
h
e
a
re
r
an
d
of o p eratin g p e rso n al and fam ily fl - 1 He is alwfly8 m aklt*K him self bet
d a u g h te r H elen a re v is itin g Mrs.
nances on th e b u d g et.
j te r who Is endeavoring to m ake th e hom e h ere in F airview .
On S atu rd ay ev en in g Mrs. J. W. S h e a re r’s m o th e r, Mrs. M innie Boese.
Pay Y our B ills P rom p tly Dav, Sar- world b e tte r.”
irdsy. J a n u a r y 24. to em phasize the
______________
M oller was well rem in d ed th a t it w as
T he C ounty C u ltu re clu b w ill m eet
GRESHAM, OREGON
ne.al o b lig atio n to pay deb ts prom pt-
Selling trees is not necessarily a h er b irth d a y by a la rg e n u m b e r of next T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n (J a n . 8) at
» a n d the financial benefits resu ltin g shady occupation.
frien d s which g a th e re d an d p le a s a n t­ th e H. M. J o h n s o n hom e, All fo r­
th is p ra ctice.
R E S E R V E D SEA T SA LE .
T h e re a re a lo t of clow ns a n d a lot
ly su rp rised h er. T he ev en in g w as m er m em b ers a re in v ited to be p re s­
Oil In d u stry Ha» C lear R ecord.
of w ise m en In th e show . W h ich a re
en
t.
B
rin
g
sew
in
g
o
r
fancy
w
ork
sp
en
t
in
m
usic
a
n
d
g
am
es,
a
fte
r
A h a n d fu l of comm on sense is
The papers have recently been full
y o u ? If you sp e n d a ll you m ak e, be
An O hio m an paid $15 fo r a re ­ s u re you a re a clo w n ; If you save
north a b u sh el o f learn in g .
of scarhead stories alleging p ro fiteer­ w hich a larg e cake covered w ith an d be re a d y to give a n expression
The c h a rita b le give o u t at the ing by th e oil industry. It w ould candles, was lig h ted an d a delicio u s on th e “ C o n so lid atio n of U nion D is­ served s e a t to w atch th e b e g in n in g of s o m e th in g from w h a t you e a rn as th e
th
e
en d of th e w orld in C leveland. He y e a r u n ro lls day by day, you m ay
door, and God p u ts in at th e w indo...
tr ic t 26 w ith th e D am ascus school j n ev er
seem th at this m eans of g aining pun- lunch was served by h e r frien d s.
even sto p p ed to re aso n th a t he feel su re you a re p lay in g th e ro ll of
Well d o in g is th e best capital.
F rid ay evening b ein g M rs. Ira d is tric t.”
j sh o u ld h av e b o u g h t a s e a t som e place a w ise m an.
To be of use In th e w orld is the lic atten tio n had about run Its course.
If any in dustry during th e w ar B rooks' b irth d ay , frie n d s g a th e re d
Miss G ladys K u n lch p pent New 1 from w hich h e could hav e w atch eo
onlv wav to be happy.
A nybody can sp e n d m oney. I t ta k e s
Space co m m an d s m e to stop. But showed a clear record of not profit- and gave h e r a su rp rise. A fte r a d e­ Y ear’s w ith h e r g ra n d p a re n ts , Mr. th e pnd of th e end of tb e w orld. T he a w ise p erso n to sa v e It.
police a re lo o k in g fo r th e cele stial
ria th ro u g h th ese pro v erb s once eerlng, it was the oil industry. No licious lu n ch was serv ed , th e crow d an d M rs. D ave V in zan t.
p ro m o te rs w ho sold him th e tick et.
j mor- and p o n d e r th e ir helpfulness p roduct was in g re a te r dem and and proceeded to th e hom e of Mr. an d
Som e fo lk s a re so su re th a t we a re
U nless som e tim e in y o u r life you
A re you b u y in g a re serv ed s e a t
I as ounsel fo r th e com ing y ear.— H yet th e prices held steady, with only
Addington B ru ce In C hicago Daily slight increases durin g th e w ar Mrs. J. O. Davis an d se re n a d e d th em g o in g to have a n o th e r cold spell and fo r th e end of th e w o rld ? Y ou a re if hav e h ad th e e x p e rie n c e of tr y in g to
w ith tin pans, h o rn s an d ev e ry th in g snow s to A i t h a t th e y a re k eeping you a re n o t e a rn in g m ore th a n you q u ie t a b aby th a t w as cry in g fo r
period.
sp en d — if you a re n o t sa v in g r e g u la r­ n o u ris h m e n t an d y o u w ere n o t p ro p ­
th e fr u it ja r s a n d th e p o ta to e s in th e ly so m e th in g o u t of w h a t you e a rn . e rly e q u ip p ed by n a tu r e o r scien ce to
Supplies for the oil fields jum ped th a t w ould m ake a noise.
The o ffen d er n ev er pardons
F airv iew g ra n g e h eld Its re g u la r fro n t room . T h e daffodils feel d if­ Y ou a re b u y in g a gold b ric k in life fu rn is h th a t n o u ris h m e n t, you y et
to unh eard of figures and in many
instances were alm ost unobtainable m eetin g on S atu rd ay , w ith a good a t­ fe re n t a b o u t it. T hey a re a lre a d y up if you a re liv in g up to y o u r incom e, h av e m uch to le a r n a b o u t life.
MRS MEWHTRTER
at any price. W ages increased and tendance. T he new officers w ere In­ m ore th a n an Inch.
Som e k ill-jo y ju s t as su re ly as th a t O hio m an was
REMEMBERED IN POEM tra n sp o rtatio n charges Increased and stalled by Mrs. J. R. C av an ag h , of w ill p ro b ab ly say “ T he fro st w ill g e t victim ized.
N ow adays, w hen th e r e is no q u es­
T he y e a r 1920 is a b ra n d new film,
ev ery th in g which th e oil in d u stry G resham . F iv e new m em b ers w-ere th em . T h irty odd y e a rs ago it did. ’ all ro lled up an d re a d y to s t a r t u n ­ tio n a b o u t th e r ig h t a n d w ro n g of a
Tin follow ing poem was contrib- UBed' increased. Now a fte r it is all
co
n
tro v e rsy , a b ig co n fe re n c e is h e l l
T h e first show b egan a t
in itiated in th e first a n d second de­
B o rin g h a s n ’t tim e to w rite very w inding.
so th a t a co m p ro m ise m ay be a r ­
»ted by Mrs. A. V. A ndrew s in mem- river, som e politician seeking notor-
m
id
n
ig
h
t
W
ed
n
esd
ay
.
You
an
d
y
o
u
r
grees.
o ften , so it is r a th e r la te in sen d in g
fa th e r an d y o u r m o th e r an d y o u r ra n g e d w ith w ro n g .
ory nf Mrs. A. M ew h irter who die 1 iety raises th e cry of profiteering In
c o n g ra tu la tio n s to th e O u tlo o k force b ro th e rs an d y o u r s is te rs a n d youv
rscently:
1 th e oil Industry.
PLEASANT HOME
fo r th e ir a ttra c tiv e C h ristm a s Issue, w ife an d y o u r c h ild re n a re on th e
T h e tr u th is th a t ev ery b o d y w an ts
In M em ory o f Mr*. A. M ew hirter. ' Tbp M idcontinent Oil and Gas as-
I t w as a d an d y !
‘ film. W h a t a re you g o in g to look s h o r te r h o u rs, b u t th e t r u t h also Is
De«r frien d th a t was. I cannot th in k s t a t i o n
tak es exception to th e
I. N. L. S h rin e rs a re to h av e a sale
A. C. A n d erso n , of G arfield, sp e n t lik e and w h a t wiI1 bp tb e ro ,llm cn ta th a t w h a t a b o u t ev ery b o d y w an ts
of you as fa r aw ay.
ch arg e and recent reports indicate of th e ir stock and h o u seh o ld goods
of y o u r frie n d s as it u n ro lls?
a b o u t alw ay s is n ’t good fo r him .
So itro n g in m em ory Is y o u r pres-; th a t if th ere was any profiteering it Ja n u a ry 21, a fte r w hich th e y will T n u rsd a y w ith re la tiv e s n e a r B oring.
ence of th a t yesterday .
was a local condition am ong jobbers leave fo r th e ir new hom e a t A shland.
M rs. E d. S le fe r h as been in P o rt­
When w ith a h e a rt of hope you cauie who took ad v an tag e of coal shortage T hey have re n te d th e ir farm . I t is lan d w h ere sh e w as called by th e ill­
WE KNOW TO A
w ith re g re t th a t th e P le a s a n t H om e
I F YOU’LL CHve
tellin g of days to come
a n d en su in g scram ble for fuel oil.
people see th em leave. T hey have n ess of h e r son F ra n k . H e is now
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
US JUST ONE
**l w ith k in d n e ss and ch eer did
T he situ atio n lasted only a brief been very activ e in ch u rc h w ork. They re p o rte d on th e m end.
t h a t If you w ill g iv e us a tr ia l
a n im a te to all some
tl
th e jo b b ers g ettin g back to a expect th a t th e ch an g e will be bene­
T
n
i
A
L
T he new M orand b ungalow is now
o rd e r you w ill becom e a s te a d y
Of the h ope th a t is borne each morn norm a] hagjg Qn deveIopm ent of dlg. ficial to th e ir h e a lth .
T h e n you ’ l l
p a tro n o f th is sh o p . I t ’s h a p ­
And s“„ life ’i wa a>w a s ? r i g h ,e r iron, a PProval by refining and Producing
T he Up S tre a m e rs w as th e b a n n e r b eing g iven th e finishing to u ch es on
p ened so m an y tim e s t h a t a p e r­
T rade here
th
e
in
te
rio
r.
I
t
is
a
very
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
Sunday
school
class
at
th
e
M
ethodist
having m et you.
in te re sts in th e governm ent. T he oil
son h as com e In a n d p u rc h a s e d
j a u i r e AWHILE.]
Though you have gone aw ay tile 1 in d u stry , which went th ro u g h th e en- church Sunday. Ten m em b ers w ere resid en ce c o n v en ie n tly placed n e a r
a sm all o rd e r of m e a t, a n d th e n
presen
t.
th e postofllce b u ild in g . No long
flowers you lpved will bloom 1 tire w ar period w ithout any charge
com e back to e x p re ss th e i r d e­
Miss E lv a D olan an d Miss M ildred
d riv es fro m an d to w o rk fo r P o st­
lig h t an d g ra tific a tio n a n d le a v e
again
■ of profiteering, is proud of its record
St.
C
lair
w
ere
d
in
n
e
r
g
u
ests
a
t
the
a n o th e r o rd e r.
T h is s o r t of
And th e ir b re a th of sw eetness may and ls d eterm ined th ere shall be no
m a s te r a n d P o stm istre ss M orand.
th in g su re ly h e lp s o u r b u sin ess.
carry to you on a n o th e r plane.
excessive prices u n d er present con- M artin L e n n a rtz hom e, Sunday. Mis3
A
jo
lly
C
h
ristm
a
s
c
e
le
b
ra
tio
n
was
St. C lair is sp en d in g a few days v isit­
A m essage of loving rem em brance, j j (t)ong
A. J. W. BROW N. Prop.
h eld in th e p rim a ry room a t U nion.
in g Mrs. L en n artz.
Tha:, T thel'r” ¿ ^ i y w.H live again ' ' The dem and for oil
U k l ò HA M
P h o n e 41
G resham , Ore.
O rien t school opened M onday a fte r T he c h ild re n sp o k e pieces and san g
'o u r kind sim plicity.
, 8 r a P| d r a ,e an
th e h o lid ay v acation.
T he school- songs.
Miss E d ith A nderson, th e
R O B E R T MONTGOMERY. ’ pect h ig h er, instead of lower, prices. house has been th o ro u g h ly aired a n !
te a c h e r, gave th e m b u lg in g bags of
fu m ig ated d u rin g th e v acatio n so can d y a n d n u ts— f o r h av in g been
th a t th e re is no d a n g e r of contagion. su ch good boys a n d g irls.
T he M ethodist p arso n ag e a t P le a s­
a n t H om e was th e scene of a jolly
WORMY AND SCALY
p a rty F rid a y evening w hen th e young
FRUIT REJECTED
m en ’s elass, th e Up S tre a m e rs, e n te r­
tain ed th e young la d ie s’ class, the
F
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it
b
eing
re je c te d on th e m a rk e t
A u to and Gas Engine R epairing Accessories
S u n sh in e club, and th e ir teac h ers,
d
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e n t h ig h prices is cauc
Mrs. C lara L en n artz an d Rev. E arl
Auto Electric Work a Specialty
B. C otton. T h e young m en proved lng g ro w ers to realize th e loss caused
! th em selv es d e lig h tfu l h o sts. T h e ev­ by n ot sp ray in g .
en in g was sp e n t in g am es an d con­
H ad prices been ex cep tio n ally low
te sts a fte r w hich re fre sh m e n ts w ere g iv in g f r u it little o r no value, g ro w ­
Let us tell you about our Tire proposition. We handle
served.
Lloyd S h rin e r and O ren
ers w ould n o t c o n sid e r th is loss so
Racine, Miller and Oldfield. They’re all good makes
: C rosier w ere th e co m m ittee in ch arg e g re a t. It m u st be co n sid ered O regon
t ’ of th e arra n g e m e n ts.
Investigate our “ DAY NITE” headlight lens, where dim- *
Dale A ltm an is rep o rted ill w ith ap p les a re in d em an d a n d a very
sm all a m o u n t of new a c re a g e has
ming is not necessary. Leave your brights on and still
sc a rle t fever.
been p la n te d In th e la s t tw o years.
comply with every city and state law. A demon­
S hould you be one of th o se w ho h as k
XI
H eart-T h ro tis F rom th e W ar.
stration will be given in the near future.
yi
E very day b rin g s som e echo of th e loss th is y e a r fro m n eg lec t to sp ray ,
Watch for Announcement.
X ! g re a t w ar. T h ree men m et casu ally see to It th a t you begin d u rin g th e
th e o th e r day as men do a t luncheon
A few good second-hand ears left. Get ready for spring.
in a public d in in g room an d w hen th e d o rm a n t season an d co n tin u e d u rin g
P r ic e $ 8 3 5 a t G re sh a m
co
n v ersatio n chanced to tu rn upo. th e su m m e r sp ra y in g an d o b tain b e t­
Purchase while prices are reasonable.
custom s and co n d itio n s in p a rts of te r prices n ext y ear. It is Im possible
E u ro p e, one of th em said :
to grow sa la b le f r u it w ith o u t sp ra y ­
“ I guess my boy saw som e o f those
J.
E.
PALMQT’IST
Phone
P la c e y o u r O rd er N o w ,
th in g s.
H e w ent o v e r th e re and ing.
JOHN IDE
Res. 32x
n ever cam e b ack .”
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try
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easy.
T en d erly , as only a fa th e r could,
he told of his p rlu e in th is eld est
Gresham, Oregon
son. a lad o f b u t 22 y ears, w ho won
his com m ission In th e 91st division,]
FLORENCE M. HONEY
led his men o v er th e to p In
veral
im p o rta n t actio n s and was
. last j
PIANO, HARMONY
slain by a s n ip p e r’s b u lle t only an 1
Private or Class Lessons
h o u r before his com pany w as o rd ered
to th e re a r ; told of th e young wife
S tu d io F ir s t S ta te R ank Bldg.
left with a baby boy who will n ever
G resham
see his fa th e r; of th e long w e a r y ! P h one 681
w aiting fo r new s and th e fe arfu l
blow th a t fell w hen th e fa ta l m es­
sage cam e; to ld how a “ Y” m an vis­
ited th e g rav e tn a little cem etery in
th e A rgonne F o re s t and se n t Its pho­
to g rap h to com fort th e stric k e n
fam ily.
I know w hat I paid as ray p a rt In
th is w ar.” h e said, “ b u t I am proud
of th e boy— pro u d of th e way he
lived, fo r he was a clean , m anly,
C h ristian boy, and p ro u d of th e way
he died. I im agine I can see him
S old by—
som ew here in th e life beyond, sn ap -j
G R ESH A M and PO R T L A N D
ping his fingers in th e c h a ra c te ristic |
way he had and say in g . ‘I t ’s all
Portland A -Î0 7 I
Gresham 8 (1
rig h t, Pop, d o n ’t w o rry .’ ”
Oor. P ow ell and Maple
2 25 Asb; Bdwy 2002.
Efficiency ex p erts a re o v erd o in g it.
Some of them even try to m ake
, C h ristm as snappy ln»teady of happy.
g ANKING»
next Xmas
you will have
S um NOW!
BANK OF GRESHAM
MARKET
GRESHAM GARAGE
j
FOrdSOn
Tractors
I
If you are going to need a Tractor by
Spring
as we must
have orders to get tractors for delivery in
the spring.
Raker & Son
Gresham
Case 10-18 Tractors Complete in »11 w .y .
Surely a tractor for
all purposes.
Built right, by the
oldest tractor factory.
Gresham Overland Co.
W. A. HESSEL
Gresham' ° regon
Estacada
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 BIG T R U C K S
’ ESPO N SIBLE
AND
Albert Ekstrom
B E ST O F SERVICE
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