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GRESHAM OUTLOOK PAGE FOUR TUESDAY. JANUARY BO. I I» B O LOCAL DOINGS BRIEFLY TOLD Window Shades Case Tractors L. M. R ussell, who fo r sev eral Reliable Tractors in two- years has been an invalid as the re-I three- or four-plow tractors. su it of a stro k e of paralysis, passed ’ Tractor Plows, Disc Har aw ay a t his hom e In G resham Mon-j day m orning, F eb ru ary 19. He was rows, Pulverizors. All trac 6 4 years old. The fu n eral arran g e-! tor Implements. I have a few water colors m ents are being m ade in P o rtlan d : and notice of th e fu n eral will appear that I am selling ai 60c ea. Overland New 4 Automo in th e P o rtlan d papers. Best grades are selling at biles. United States, Nc^by Mr. an d Mrs. H. W. Cooley and th e | $1 .25 each, these are of the U S C O, Revere or Bruns la tte r ’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Rob best oil opaque, with guar ert Rogers have been visiting h er sis wick Tires. Accessories. ter, Mrs. E. R. C ochrane and fam ily anteed Hartshorn Rollers. a t M yrtle C reek in so u th ern Oregon. C ase 10 - 18 Tractor T h e U. S. T ire S ervice Mr. and Mrs. R ogers have sold th e ir ll'e cut them to fit your ranch a t Condon and are looking for a location. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley re windows tu rn ed S atu rd ay n ig h t b ut Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will spend Home tim e In Phone 544 th e valley. The trip was m ade by Gresham, Oregon au to th a t they m ight b e tte r judge th e adv an tag es of th e different local tiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii h iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ities. Dewey Gibbs sta rte d to Seaside to day in his m achine. If he likes th e clim ate he may spend several weeks th ere. Y our H om e F u r n is h e r T he g rad e school opened yesterday m orning on th e second sem ester. T here were many prom otions to h igh e r g rad es and th e ch ild ren were happy. ■ t T he E astern S tar lodge is plan ning its leap y ear party-dance for V alentine evening, F eb ru ary 14. The ladles of th e lodge are to be in com- Auto and Gas Engine Repairing Accessories ! plete charge of th e evening in ac cordance w ith th e best trad itio n s ol Auto Electric Work a Specialty th e leap y ear season. A very d elig h tfu l evening was spent by m em bers of th e G resham Let us tell you about our Tire proposition. We handle Social club when they g ath ered at T elegram alon e 1 year T elegram «fe O utlook 1 year Racine, Miller and Oldfield. They’re all good makes ! th e .Masonic hall last F rid a y even- I Ing. T he evening was sp en t In danc- Investigate our ‘ DAY N IT E ’’ headlight lens, where dim i Ing and cards. T he music was splen ming is not necessary. Leave your brights on and still did. T h ere w ere about 70 persons comply with every city and state law. A demon present at th is first m eeting. The stration will be given in the near future. next m eeting will he held Feb. 6. W atch for Announcement. T he re g u la r m eeting of th e G resh am P aren t-T each er circle, which was A few good second-hand cars left. Get ready for spring. i planned fo r W ednesday aftern o o n of Purchase while prices are reasonable. ! th is week, has been postponed on ac- | count of Illness am ong those In te re st ed In m aking up th e program . The J. E. PALMQUIST JOHN IDE Phone G ood until Feb. 10, 1920 d ate of m eeting has not been a n Res. 32x 801 Res. 12x3 nounced. Subscriptions m ay begin any tim e desired Mr. and Mrs. R obt. Lansdow ne, of Gresham, Oregon Oregon City, w ere G resham visitors on Sunday, th e g u ests of th e la tte r's m other, Mrs. S. R. Bradfleld An Inform al recital will be given next S atu rd ay aftern o o n , Ja n u a ry 24, CHOICE M E A T S at 2 o'clock, a t th e hom e of Miss H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S ausage, Lard F ried a B ratzel, by some of th e pupils who com menced th e study of music u n d er Miss B ratzel la st October. T hose who will ta k e p art are M yrtle and E dith S oderqulst, F rie d a Hettz- GRESHAM Main S treet Phone 881 m an, Enos V olbrecht, Genevieve GRO. DIETL. Prop. M anary and A lta W ihlon. They will have for an audience th e ir m others and a few friends. MISS ALICE ROBERTS berries In th is locality on land th a t 75', CUTHBERT BERRIES W. S. Wood, w elder In O sburn's BANK URGES TH RIFT; Is suited for th e ir production Is two WEDS PORTLAND MAN BADGES TO BE GIVEN GROWN IN MULTNOMAH shop, has moved w ith his wife into tons per acre. Yields of fo u r tons one of Mrs. P. A. G ould's houses on The m any friends of Miss Alice C ontinued from page 1 are know n and th re e tons a re av er Ridge avenue. G resham , Ore., Ja n . 19, 1920. aged by o u r best grow ers. A lo t de E d ito r G resham O utlook: — We R oberts w ere su rp rised to learn o f ' April this Hhnulfl be plowed u nder to pends on th e man. One can n o t hope have seen very little In your good p a h er m arriag e la st week to Jo h n R. TELEGRAM AND OUTLOOK. add fertility and fiber to the eoll. It to get good yields of berries and n eg per concerning T h rift Week which, Mears. T he m a rria g e was so le m n -, B argain price, Jan. 10 to Feb. 10, also aide In holding th e m oisture. lect to cu ltiv a te and give th e proper inclusive. T elegram alone, one year, as you know, extends from Ja n u ary ized in P o rtlan d , F rid ay , Ja n . 16. C ultivate prom ptly u fter every rain Mrs. M ears Is a wfell know n m em care to th e vines. In berry season $3.95; O utlook and T elegram . 1 year 17th to Ja n u a ry 24th. We a re urged as soon as th e soil is dry enough to $4.95. New o r renew al. Get th is -—A fine bunch of new dish ber of th e young set in G resham the au to m ust je st w hile th e weeds live by both th e A m erican B ankers Asso aftern o o n dally and don’t miss work. w here she has grow n to w om anhood. | es we will sell at ’so low a are killed. th e tw lce-a-w eek hom e paper. T he ciation and th e Oregon B ankers As The use of th e hand hoe Is very Im A field of C u th b ert b erries once re g u la r com bination price is $5.50. sociation, as well as th e different She is a g ra d u a te of th e G resham price that you will buy. p o rtan t fo r th e first two years In Subscribe C ham bers of Com m erce and all p er high school. sta rte d Is estim ated to be good for You get th e benefit. sta rtin g rasp b erries a fte r th a t the th ro u g h th e Outlook. Mr. M ears is a law stu d e n t, em 25 years. T he oldest field of rasp sons Interested ill th e w elfare oT th e Come in and see what berries shade the soil and choke out berries th e w rite r know s of In th is “ VICTORY" MEETING com m onw ealth to give as m uch pub ployed in th e co urthouse In P o rtlan d . th e weeds and one hoeing a year will they are, then if you need Mrs. M ears will co n tin u e h er w ork in locality ts ow ned by H. G. H arm an, BY LOCAL W C. T U. licity to th e m a tte r of T h rift and th ° th e G resham postofflee. control them If It Is done early. The dishes, you will not look who lives about four miles west of practic of sam e d u rin g T h rift Week average man should hoe one acre per T he W. C. T. U. will hold a ••vic as ts possible. G resham on th e Powell V alley road. any farther than here. day. T he cost of cultiv atin g and If the autom obile th a t sm ashed the T hese b erries a re 15 years old and to ry " m eeting a t th e home of Mrs. T he S ecretary of th e T reasu ry of front of W alrad 's sto re was covered hoeing Is much less and of much Ja k e M etzger T h u rsd ay afternoon at th e U nited S tates also desires pub w ith "P ro p e rty D am age” . Insurance, are still good producers. benefit If done when the weeds are 2 :3 0 o'clock to celeb rate the advent licity w ith a view to checking th e ex It will cost th e ow ner of th e a u to m o -, sm all. Notice o f S tockholders' M eeting. of n atio n al co n stitu tio n al p ro h ib i trav ag an ce of th e A m erican people bile n o th in g — and th e sto re front will T he best main crop raspberry Is be prom ptly repaired w ithout cost to I T he an n u al m eeting of th e sto ck tion, which becam e effective J a n u which is g re a te r today th a n has ever W alrad o r Ely. Had th e car caused the C uthbert. It 1« a heavy ylelder holders of th e M ultnom ah A C lacka ary 16th. th ro u g h th e 18th am en d been know n in th e history of th e personal in ju rie s on th e stre e t th e re ' of large, firm, sweet berries th a t have mas County M utual T elephone Com m ent. T he follow ing program has pany will be held In M etzger's hall, United S tates. About th re e billion would have been grave consequences. T h e B argain M an a beautiful color which Is held afte r G resham . Oregon. Monday. Ja n u a ry been p rep ared ; dollars having been spent for luxuries Are you safe* Get th a t L iability and P ro p erty Damage In su ran ce from canning. T his m akes th e fru it very 26 at 2 p. m. fo r th e purpose of elect D evotlonals led by Mrs. Mary d u rin g th e C hristm as shopping in De A. Meyers at F irst S tate Bank today a ttra c tiv e and the flavor Is de ing two d irecto rs and to tra n sa c t any S hoem aker, evangelistic su p e rin ten cem ber, last. T he F irs t S tate Bank and be relieved of th e shaky feeling. o th e r business which may come be licious. TELEGRAM AND OUTLOOK. d en t; C rusade Psalm 146; C rusade urges Its custom ers to invest in T reas fore th e m eeting. A good average crop of C uthbert a Special C om m unication of PEA R L RVEGG, S ecretary. B argain price, Jan . 10 to Feb. 10, hym n. "Give to the W ind Thv ury Savings C ertificates or buy L ib G resham lxnlge No. 152 A. F. inclusive. T elegram alone, one year, F e a rs” ; prayer. erty Bonds. At present prices th e $3.95; utlook and T elegram , 1 year A A M T hursday evening, $4.95 O New A ddress: "T h e p a rt th e W. C. T. U. different issues of L iberty Bonds o r renew al. Get this had In th e evolution of th e te m p er yield a good savings rate , b etter Ja n u a ry 22, at 8 o’clock for labor live afternoon daily and don’t miss in th e E. A. degree. th e tw ice-a-w eek hom e paper. The ance refo rm ." Mrs. M. Sleeth, sta te th an any bank can afford to pay w ith V isiting b ro th ers welcome re g u la r com bination price is $5.50. president. safety, and trea su ry savings certifi C. B PETERSON. Sec'y. You g et th e benefit. Subscribe T he new pledge of th e U nion Is: cates, L iberty loan bonds m ake a W K. HAMILTON. W M. th ro u g h th e Outlook. " I hereby solem nly prom ise, God very nice and safe investm ent for helping me, to ab stain from th e use those who have accum ulated in th e ir of all d istilled, ferm ented and m alt savings account a sufficient sum for i liquors, including wines, beer and such investm ent. D uring th e war. cider, and to em ploy all proper m eans w hile people were saving fo r the “Gather up the fragments that remain so that nothing I to secure th e enforcem ent of the 18th purchase of liberty bonds, savings ac may be lost." i am endm ent to th e F ederal co n stitu counts In all banks increased, but tion. These words are an exemplification of the purpose now th a t extrav ag an ce has tak en A dim e collection will be taken, hold of th e people th e tendency ts of the Savings Bank—of the Country. i R efreshm ents will be served by the for savings accounts to decrease. They gather up the fragments and mass them to follow ing com m ittee: Mrs. H. L. St D uring T h rift W eek th e F irst S tate gether for investment. I C lair, Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an, Mrs. Bank will fu rn ish a badge to those 8. S. Thom pson, Mrs. John M etzger. who desire to prom ote h ab its of in Who can say the amount of railroads that have Mrs. D. E. Towle. Mrs. Arza Sm ith, d u stry and th rift by w earing th e been built—the industries that have been put in mo Miss C ora G reen. Mrs W. F. Honey. sam e d u rin g th rift week A n Electric M otor H igh - Speed This tion through the use of Savings Banks by the people All m em bers are urged to be pres W asher w ill do all your w ashing, badge will be fu rn ish ed free of charge of the United States. ent and a cordial Invitation is ez- to anyone calling at th e b ank and ! tended to th e public. Come and asktng fo r same. All should at this time stop and think what they :: ¡Join In th e rejoicing FIR ST STATE BANK may do toward putting the World in Order bv the pract UlMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll G resh a m O v erla n d Co. J. E. METZGER BARGAIN RATES o/v GRESHAM GARAGE Telegram and Outlook $3.95 $4.95 NEW OR RENEW AL The two papers cover entirely different fields and you need them both. Remember this is presidential election year. Keep in touch with local activities and national and world affairs. Full line of Cold Lunch Meats Subscribe now through the Outlook SANITARY MARKET JUST IN C h ip m an BLUE MONDAY j is a thing of the past in homes where they use the i Thrift Week — January 17 to 24th Electric Motor High Speed Washer Simple to operate, Costs but 2 cents per wash-day and does the work while you rest. anti it will be done better than you can do it by the old methods. Come in and let us show you how it is operated. Then surprise your wife with one. i A. W. Metzger & Co. <> Pilone (Mil Quality and Service P ito n e tu t I » 4 »♦»♦♦♦♦« Miss Frieda Bratzel Teacher in Piano Private or class lemons. Spe cial attention given to begin- e rs in relaxation and hand de velopment. S o u th R o b e r t« tie Phone #0 7 Second Hand Goods. Several good second hand ranges at second hand prices, also u s e l h eaters tn good condition. Prices very reasonable, as I w ant to clear my stock of second h and goods. Ask about o th e r used article s I have a various selection of used goods. J. E METZGER. Your Home F u rn ish er. G resham . Oregon ise of Thrift. Evenone calling at our bank during the week will receive a Thrift Day Badge. We pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings and “Will do for you all that any good bank should do.” x FIRST STATE BANK, GRESHAM ORE.
