GRR8HAM OUTLOOK
FRIDAY. JANUARY
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PAGE TU R ES
TROUTDALE
At the m eeting of T ro u td ale C hap
te r O rder E astern S tar, Staurday
evening, th e following officers were
installed by Mrs. L au ra H arlow ,
g ran d E lecta: w orthy m atron. Mrs.
Em m a M oran: w orthy p atro n , M orris
M cGinnis; associate m atron, Mrs.
K atie Jo n as; secretary . Mrs. M argaret
McKay; tre a su re r. Mrs. F rances Fox;
IL-lievtng th e su ccessfu l solu tion o f our econ om ic am i financial
conductress, Isabella M. Low; assist
problem » o f th e com ing year dem ands th e con een lrated effort o f
an t conductress, Mrs. Idell W ihlon:
chaplain, Mrs. Alice Hix; m arshal, < > EVERY AMERICAN, th e S avin gs D ivision o f the V. S. Treasury
D epartm ent at W ashington, |i. C„ urges that each adopt and liv e up
Mrs. M argaret Sales; Ada, Mrs. Ja n e t
to an individual creed and cou rse of conduct.
G ran t; R uth, Mrs. M argaret N orlne:
Electa. Mrs. L au ra H arlow ; E sther,
The follow ing creed Is suggested:
•
Mrs. Mary M arkell; M artha, Mrs.
"1 believe in th e U nited S tates of America.
M argaret Schanck; w arder, Mrs.
“ My o p p o rtu n ity and hope depend upon h er future.
C h ristin e C avanagii; sen tin el, 1). W.
"1 believe th a t her sta b ility and progress rest upon th e industry
McKay.
and th rift of h er people.
Plans are being m ade to e n te rta in
“T h erefore, I will work hard and live simply.
the M ultnom ah County Council m eet
“ I will spend less th an 1 earn.
ing h ere S aturday. A large crow d is
“ I will use my earn lu g s with care.
expected, to h ear th e excellent sp eak
"I will save consistently.
ers who s i! ’ be present.
“ I will invest tho u g h tfu lly .
“ To increase th e financial atren g th of my co untry and myaelf
Services will be held at the church
I will buy governm ent securities.
I next Sunday evening at th e usual
"I will hold above b a rte r th e obligations my country th u s in
■ hour. Rev. E arl B. I otton. the pas
curs.
tor, will continue this discussion of
“ 1 will do these things to secure the g reatn ess of A m erica',
th e g en eral subject, “ F u n d am en tals
fu tu re ."
of th e C hristian R eligion.” The
topic for th e evening will be "A t-one-
Only th e most determ in ed effort» tow ard T h rift, E conom y, Savin g
i m ent.”
and S im p le Living, w ill bring about a red action iu th e high co»t of
livin g, th e stab ilization o f N ation al Indimtry and C om m erce am i the
L ast Sunday seven ch ild ren of the
con tin u ation o f Prosperous condition».
| T ro u td ale Sunday school w ere pre
P h o n e G r e s h a m 611
sented w ith Bibles as a reward for
JO IN <U lt CHKISTMYH BANKING C l.l’H AND DO YOUR SHAKE.
faith fu l atten d an ce. In th e preach-
! ing service in th e evening Rev. E arl
. B. C otton, th e m inister, m ade a cere-
j inontal of it by ask in g th e children io
| come up fro n t w ith th e ir Bibles and
GRESHAM, OREGON
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read th e scrip tu re lesson front them
and selecting a hyntn which they
found th erein , and singing a favor
ite Sunday school song in honor of
MELROSE AND VICTORY
the occasion. T hose who received th e
CORBETT
books were Clelia C raw ford, Helen
Mrs.
Mary
Hicks was called to
The
a
d
u
lt
Bible
class
of
th
e
Iliff
I s u d a n . Faye P arsons, Elizabeth
Thom as, G ussie H elm ing, H arold I Sunday school will continue th e study W ardner, Idaho, Friday, by th e
B E ST O F SERVICE I Lurasden and H om er Lum sden.
|o f lesson th ree, beginning with ques death of her m other, Mrs. Josepn
ston, who for several years was
Last Sunday was a b eautiful day tion 25. “ W hat is the cause of n e a r Crow
resid en t of th is vicinity. T he fu
R ELIABLE
and Russel C lark of C lark h u rst took ly all h um an m isery ?” T he stu d y of a neral
services will be held In th e
ad vantage of th e fine w eath er to lesson fo u r on th e “G ospel” will fol
C hristian church at C orbett. I n te r
have an aviation party w ith hta new low.
The ju n io r class Is In terested in m ent a t T routdale.
C urtiss biplane. Both m orning and
W. E. M etzger's nifty little b u n g a
aftern o o n flights were m ade by av ia th e ir new lessons an d th e work
low is nearin g com pletion.
books.
to
r
L
ieu
ten
an
t
Leas,
carry
in
g
a
pas
G resham 861
sen g er each tim e. A la rg e crowd was
Jo h n T aylor has ren ted his farm
T he prim ary pupils have new pict
Oor. Pow ell arel Maple
on hand to get a close-up view1 of th e ure books in w hich to keep th e ir les Io John Phipps for a period of th ree
m achine and to w itness th e flights, son p ictu re cards and they are all years and Is m oving to P o rtlan d ,
having purchased a residence in th e
which were m ade from th e field of happy.
Irvington district.
M ultnom ah F arm , across th e road
Next
Sunday
will
be
m
issionary
from John Coon’s residence. Those Sunday and th e collection will he
Mr. and Mrs. F in e st Ju d d , Mr. and
ROCKWOOD
with th e courage and d aring to go up given tow ard the support of th e Cen Mrs. O terns and Mrs. Lewis Bratley
I
were d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs.
were Mr. and Mrs. V anten, Mr. and
Rockwood g ran g e in stalled Its of Mrs. Hoben and Miss M iriam N or ten ary m issionary work.
Lewis Reed, Sunday.
Mrs. P earl H ayden and Mrs. Alta
ficers for th e year at th e re g u la r man all of P o rtlan d , M B ertu s and
Mrs. E thel Smith S tew art, of P o rt
Stafford
will
give
sh
o
rt
sto
ries
from
m eeting last S atu rd ay and also took Mr. C lark him self.
Mr C lark ex
land. spent part of last week with
in th ree th ree new m em bers. T. J. pects to use th e m achine in looking the life of Bishop Bashford and p er ln r m other at F ern d ale Place.
K ru ed er of L ents g ran g e was th e in a fte r his In terests in T he Halles and haps th e re will be som e o th e r special
Mr. and Mrs, F rank Reed were in
num bers by the children.
Sunday P o rtlan d on business Monday.
stallin g officer. He was assisted by eastern Oregon.
school sta rts prom ptly at :! p. m.
Mrs. K reuder.
T he occasion wms
A. S. W oodward has been elected
Everyone is cordially Invited to a t road supervisor for th is p art of the
m arked by th e presence of several
PLEASANT VALLEY
tend.
visitors, nine being p resen t from
county and is very busy rep airin g
Rev. and Mrs. F. 8. Ford and Miss roads.
L ents and th ree from G resham . The
Mrs. F ra n k Stevens and d au g h ter. Anna L e n n a rts called on Rev. and
g ran g e Is planning to give a valen
The newly-elected d irecto rs of Co
Miss
L
aura
Stevens
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
were
Mrs. J. H. Wood last W ednesday a f lum bia gran g e will give th e ir first
tin e b azaar on th e evening of F eb ru
callers
at
th
e
hom
e
of
G.
H.
Richey
ternoon.
ary 14. An in te restin g program is be
1920 dance on the evening of J a n u
*
Law rence W ilhelm , who is In a ary 3 1.
ing prepared and a good tim e is ub - laBt S aturday.
J. H. Lee, of P o rtlan d , was in th e P o rtlan d hospital recovering from u
j sured. T he en te rta in m e n t is open
serious o peration, is rep o rted as do
Valley on business Monday.
I to th e public and all are invited.
SANDY BLUFF
J. F. W ing, of Lents, was In o u r ing as well as cun be expected.
A sew ing club has been organized
Titos. W iles, who has been 111, is
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Caldo, a fte r
in connection w ith Rockwood school m idst on T uesday.
several m onths' visit in Chicago and
and Mrs. Ida B urgess has been chos
C. F. K esterson and son, K enneth, able to be o ut again.
o th e r eutsern cities, have retu rn ed
en as leader.
Miss E thel Calkins, have retu rn ed to th e ir hom e at Kel
PLEASANT HOME
home.
county club leader, m et with th e logg.
Tlie 3-uionthB-old d a u g h te r of Mr.
I club on
, , T t uesday to . help them get
E rn est Olson was In P o rtlan d on
Mr. and Mrs. M artin L clinartz en and Mrs. E lm er Dukes has been se ri
sta rted right. Two boys have joined j business Tuesday.
i the club, which will be called th e i
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„r da , i te rtain e d at d in n e r Tuesday Mr. and ously ill with bronchial pueum onia
“ T’I kx oti+sti-i it r11 n i» ”
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\lr. and Mrs. 11 end ric k s , or i ort- Mrs. A. D ahrens of Sandy, Mrs. I). for a few days. Mrs. Dukes and th e
, The Stitch It Club.
The young . ,
Valiev visitors last Sun- D ahrens of P o rtlan d , Rev. and Mrs.
baby are In G resham with the form
I people and th e ir leader will work to lan<1'
re ' alley visitors last nun
day.
Ford and Mrs. H atton of Banks.
er's m other, Mrs. Lizzie R adfard. to
¡ m ake th is a 100 per cen t club.
Bible school will m eet at th e ^lsual be n ear m edical atten tio n . T he child
G randm a K esterson is seriously ill
ond and i Mrs.
at »nt*
th e ' C iiriMiinn
h ristian hom
fo r um
old m
ladles
i Mrs. Mary Richm n_,.i..
_ Ida ¡Hl
nume e lui
m m hour at th e B aptist church next S un is rep o rted to be improving.
.v isite d the C lackam as C
o
u
n
t y
▼TA"’' ' ' k " * day. All are invited lo atten d .
The seventh serm on of th e series
Get the Genuine
1 n o T t\^ n l« n d l r tt t i n ilWÄHf, t “ u ’ t*
Mr n,,d Mph J ’ 8 D onaldson, of “ F u n d am en tal T ru th s of the C h ris
»,
’ S“ ”“ 1”' C ottrell, were callers at th e hom e of tian Religion” , will be given at th e I and Avoid
a r^ in stru c tiv e u
i Ä
Ä
X n , o , 7 " GBrr,’° n W edn“B’ M ethodist church Sunday m orning al
WastR
11 a. m. The special topic will be: j
¡live store. He rep o rted th e su c ce ss-1 ,lBy a n e rn o o n '
A. O. S ager has sold his tra c t of “ A t-one-m ent.” Classes for all nt
ful operation of one such sto re on land com prising sixteen acres, par- th e Sunday school h o u r which com
Economy
T hird stre
e
t
In
P
o
rtlan
d
under
th
e
'
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, 1 tlally im proved, for a consideration of mences prom ptly a t 10 o'clock. Help
Cake
I m anagem ent of Mr. Hays, a r d urged
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m ake your class the b an n er «lass.
ll
aao,
t
»
" < a S I l.
! a all
g ran g ers to K boost
for i it.
A.
O H " P » leasan
It Is rep o rted on good a u th o rity
t Valley grange will hold
| C lark was at Pom ona with his madv- its r e g u la r m onthly m eeting S a tu r th a t th e U p-Stream ers class have I
In Oregon exhibit, sam ples of which day, Ja n u a ry 24th. In stallatio n of been m aking up th e ir collection d u .- , FLORENCE M. HONEY
were d istrib u ted am ong th e grangers. the new ly-elected officers will tak e lug the week for next Sunday when ,
PIANO, HARMONY
Much activity In real estate is place and will be open to the public they plan to w rest th e b an n er from
shown in th is d istrict. Scarcely a
H erbert Hoover says “T he tim e th e S unshine club. If they all m ake j P r i v a t e o r C l a s s
Lessons
day passes th a t does n o t b rin g p e .i-[ has come when th e U nited S tates as good plans to atten d the session
Studio First State Hank Bldg.
| pie from P o rtlan d who a re Interested m ust cease to deal o u t ch a rity to E u on tim e it Isn’t hard to guess w here
in hom e sites in th is locality. Sev rope,”
"T h e world needs to get th e b an n er will hang next Sunday.
Phone 681
G resham
eral sales a re rep o rted to have been away from the notion of governm en
m ade and m ore a re pending.
tal help, both in te rn ally and e x te r
FAIRVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. P. B urgess e n te r nally, and to get back to work and
tain ed at d in n er on Sunday W. W. b usiness.” T his is right.
A lectu re will be given at th e city I
hall next S atu rd ay evening, Ja n u a ry I
W ood, Sr., W. W Wood, J r., W ard
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j 24, on “ L aughing W ith the D ough-'
Richm ond, Mr. and Mrs H erb ert LOCAL MUSIC TEACHER
Lee and ch ildren, all of P o rtlan d .
TROUTDALE, OREGON
HIGHLY COMMENDED ' hoys in E urope,” by Gordon J. Tay- |
T he m em bers of th e Rockwood
lor, who sp en t nine m onths In F ran ce [ W ill haul an yth in g, any place,
M ethodist Sunday school were en ter
any ti me. E lione Greaham 48».
T he ren d itio n of H an d el’s “ Mes- and G erm any as an e n te rta in e r in
tained F rid ay n ig h t a t a social given, . . . . .
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. , . „ _ .
Am erican eamps.
'
h) the teach ers and officers of th e
n P o rtlan d last Sunday even-
organization. Games w ere enjoyed , ing by th e ch o ir of St. D avid's church
and refresh m en ts served. T he church J Was s a |d to have been one of th e best
WE KNOW TO A
I F YOU’LL. G IV E
has sta rte d a W ednesday evening
,
ln P o rtlan d by th o se who
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
Bible study course, u n d er th e d irer- , . “
...
, .
,
_
US JUST O N E
th a t If you will give us a tria l
tfon of Rev. R. Hlld. M embers or ha<1 th e Prtritoffe of h earin g It. Peo-
T
r ia l -
o rd er you will become a steady
! th e com m unity a re Invited to t h i s , pie com petent to Judge from having
T h e n you ' l l
patron of th is shop. It's hap
j study each W ednesday a t 7 :3 0 p. m, ■ raUch experience in o rato rio s in Eng-
pened so m any tim es th a t a per
T rade here
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,
land, th e crad le of th e o rato rio , sta te
son has come In and purchased
QUITE AWHILE
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th a t th e work done by th e 8t. David
a sm all o rd er of m eat, and then
The C ooperative B erry G row ers . .
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,
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come back to express th e ir de
have contracted for a lim ited quan- <’I»oIr on Sunday evening reflected
light and gratification and leave
tlty of M arshall, Imp. Oregon and g rea t cre d it on them as a choir and
an o th e r o rder. T his so rt of
E tte rb u ry straw b erries, also of Lo- on th e ir ch o ir m aster, Mr. Tom G.
th in g surely helps o u r business.
, g anberry and rasp b erry plants. If Taylor. Mr. T aylor Is In stru cto r In
otherw ise we will be forced to sell Jo vocal and In stru m en tal m usic In the
G R ESH A M MARK.E I P h on e 4I G resham , Ore.
people outside. We have many in-¡U nion H ig h sch o o l,
qulrlps for plants
wish to supply]
the home dem and first so please or-j
National Thrift W eek j
W e Will Pay $65.00 a ton
JA N U A R Y
17
to
2 4, 1 9 2 0
For No. I Oats f. o. b. Fairview
Sun-D ial Mill
F a ir v ie w , O re g o n
BANK OF GRESHAM
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 B IG T R U C K S
R E SP O N SIB L E
AND
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P ortland A -2078
2 8 5 A sh; Bdwy 2082.
Albert Ekstrom
worth $25
& ;
aw
p a l
^ \\\\\
-E Ql}1} A. JJ S _ ,nc>
i f he's fine e x t r a la rg e , d ark -.
“Shubert”
Wauls Oregon Furs
A L L Y O U C A N S H IP
And
W i l l P a y T h e s e E x t r e m e l y Ki£>ti P r i c e s
GET A SBIPMEKT OFF—TODAY
N91EXTR* LARGE !~ N 9 i l a r g e
tu n * to aveeace EXTRA TO AVERAGE
8 ? l MEDIUM
EITR A TO AVE RACE
- N9ISMALL
N9 2
C lT R A TO AVERAGE as to
m i
1M I N K
Fine, Dark 25.00 io 20.00 18.00 to I e 50 114.00 to 12.00 10.00 to 8.00 10.00 to 500
Usual Color 18.00 to 14.00 12.00 to 10.C0 ! 9.00 to 7.50 7.001a 6.00 7.00,0 3 50
Coast
12.00 to 1000 9.00 to 750 7.00 to 6.00 550 to 450 5 5 0 ,0 3.00
M U SK R A T
Winter
Fall
6.00 to 5.00
450 to 3.75
4.7510 3.75
3 5 0 ‘ 3 2.75
3.50 to 2.75
2-5010 2.00
S K .U M K
N9IEXTDA LARGCI
tP I LARGE
fXT«A TO AV ER Aft E I f »TAA TO sv » « • - t
N?I MEDIUM
»»TRA TO AVTRAftf
2 5 0 ,o 1.50
1.75 to 1.25
2.50 to 1.75
1.75 to 150
N’ l SMAIL
j
TRA TO A V tR A ftf
6000 UNPRIME
A3 TO tiff • OUAirr
Black
15.00 to 12.00 11.90 tc 300 8.50 to 8.00 7.50 to 7.00 7.00,o 850
10.00 to 9.50 8 50ÍO 7,50 725 to 6.75 6.50(0 550 6.00 to 3.00
Short
Narrow
7-W lo 6.50 6.25 10 5.25 5.00 to 4.50 4.09,0 350 3.50,o 150
5.00 to 4.00 350 to 3.00 2.75 to 225 2.00,0 150 15O»o .75
Broad
Thesc extremely high prices are based on the well-known “SHUBERT"
liberal grading and are quoted for im m ediate shipm ent. No. 3,. No. 4,
and otherw ise inferior skins at highest m arket value. F o r quotations on
other O regon Furs, w rite for **3tjr A bubrrt E bktpprr''the only reliable
and accurate m arket rep o rt and price list of its kind published.
I t’t FREE— Write tor it.
A shipm ent to “SHUBERT* w i l l
r esu lt in “m ore m on ey”—“quicker.”
SHIP
AIL
YOUR
FURS
DIRECT
TO
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A . B . S H IN U B E R T / w
T H E LARG EST HOUSE
THE WORLD D EM IN G EXCLUSIVELY I N
A
M E R IC A N RAW FURS
2 5 -2 7 VV. A u s tin Ave. Depti89i C h ica g o , U.S.A.
Truck Service
RICHARD KNARR
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WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
T here is really no com parison betw een th e ease and th o rough-
nesa w ith which an E lectric C leaner rem oved d irt and th e difficulty
of sw eeping.
T rue, one CAN clean rugs and carp ets w ithout an electric clean
er. A broom or carpet sw eeper will brush up SOME of the d irt; an a
if you like* th e exercise and have plenty of tim e and stre n g th a broom
and a ca rp et b ea te r will do the w ork a fte r a fashion.
In the sam e way one can wash w ithout soap. W ater alone will
rem ove some d irt if applied w ith enough “elbow g rea se."
But people use soap because It cleans m ore easily and b e tte r th an
w ater alone.
F o r th e sam e reason people use E lectric C leaners because they
clean m ore easily and far b e tte r th an o th e r methods.
t
D. E. TOW LE, G resham
Phone 146.
N otice or A ppointm ent o f E xecutor
and E xecutrix, anil N o tice to
C reditors.
Case Tractors
I
i In the C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of
Oregon, fo r th e County of M ultno
mah. In P robate.
No. 17657.
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of L lsette
H olden, Deceased.
R e lia b le T r a c t o r s in t w o -
th re e - o r fo u r - p lo w tra c to r s .
T r a c t o r P lo w s , D is c H a r
r o w s , P u lv e r iz o r s .
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned have been appointed execu
to r and executrix of th e estate of
L isette H olden, deceased, by th e C ir
cuit C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon, for
M ultnom ah County, an d have q u ali
fied.
All persons having claim s
ag ain st said e sta te a re hereby notified
to present th e sam e duly verified as
' by law req u ired to the u ndersigned at
"Buy Your E lectric Goods at an E lectric Store."
th e office of McOufrk & Schneider, at
G resham . Oregon, or at «09-15 F en
ton Building. P o rtlan d , Oregon, w ith
TELEGRAM AND OUTLOOK.
re g u la r com bination price Is 15.60. in six m onths from th e d ate hereof.
A LFR ED HOLDEN, Executor.
You get th e benefit.
Subscribe
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g
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Executrix.
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ELECTRIC BUILDING
IO - 18 T ractor
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