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GRESHAM GARAGE
O U TLO O K
FEBRUARY
3.
1920
LOCAL DOINGS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Com plete in all details. The
I n te r n a tio n a l
T ra cto r
Auto and Ga» Engine Repairing Accessories
E. T ills tro m , o f T a c o m a , has
b o u g h t th e J. F. S id ell 4 0 -acre fa rm
A uto Electric W ork a Specialty
s o u th of G resh am . C o n sid e ra tio n ,
$6000.
Mr. T ills tro m h a s r e tu rn e d
to T aco m a to close u p h is b u sin ess
in te r e s ts an d w ill th e n r e tu r n to ta k e
Let uh tell you about our Tire proposition. W e handle
c h a rg e of th is place.
Racine, Miller and Oldfield. They’re all good makes
M rs. E llen Ja m e s , o f P o rtla n d , has
Investigate our ’ DAY N IT E ” headlight lens, where dim-
b o u g h t te n a c re s w est o f B ru n n e r
ming is not necessary. Leave your brights on and still
s ta tio n of R o b ert M cM illan. T h e se
comply with every city and state law. A demon­
sale s w ere re p o rte d by B row n it
stration will be given in the near future.
C lev elan d .
R. R. B ailey a n d M. H . W illiam s,
W atch for Announcement.
of M cM innville, w ere g u e s ts a t th e
A few good second-hand cars left. Get ready for spring.
h o m e o f C. I. R a k e r o n e day last
Purchase while prices are reasonable.
w eek.
Miss O live O lsen Is ill a t h e r hom e
n
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r T ro u td a le .
J.
E.
PALMQUIST
Phone
.JOHN IDE
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rs. W . H. M iss a n d M rs. A. E.
Res.
32x
801
Res. 12x3
S im m o n s, of P o rtla n d , w ere re c e n t
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Gresham, Oregon
g u e sts a t th e hom e o f M rs. M. Mlsz
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T h e B a p tist W o m en 's M issio n ary
C ircle will m e e t W e d n esd ay F e b r u ­
ary 4 a t th e h o m e o f M rs. A. J. W .
WE KNOW TO A
B row n on K elly a v e n u e . M rs. E. A.
I P Y OU’L L G I V E I
POSITIVE CERTAINTY
,
L
e o n a rd w ill be th e le a d e r.
Miss
US J U S T O N E
th a t If you will g iv e ua a tria l
B u rch , a w o rk e r In th e I ta lia n m is­
T R IA L -
o rd e r you w ill becom e a ste a d y
sio n in P o rtla n d w ill ta lk on m is­
p a tro n o f th ia shop. I t ’s h a p ­
T hen you ' ll
s io n a ry w o rk . Solos w ill be g iv en by
p ened so m an y tlm ea th a t a p e r­
T rade here
Mrs. K a rl H a g b e rg a n d M rs. E liz a ­
son h a s com e In a n d p u rc h a se d
Q uite awhile 1
a sm a ll o rd e r of m e a t, a n d th e n
b e th G u n th e r of P o rtla n d . M rs. R.
com e b ack to e x p ress f h e lr d e ­
II. F ittin g o f P o rtla n d w ill be th e a c ­
lig h t a n d g ra tlflc s tio n an d leave
co m p a n ist. T h e c o m m itte e w ho will
a n o th e r o rd e r.
T h is s o r t of
h a v e c h a rg e of th e lu n c h a re M rs.
th in g s u re ly h elp s o u r b u sin ess
I C has. L u n d q u is t, Mrs. H . W. B lack.
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A . J. W . H H O W N, P rop .
M rs
G reg. Cox, a n d M rs. A n n a
P ilo n e 41
G resh am , O re.
1 P a rk e r .
W ill M etzg er h a s so ld 10 a c re s on
th e B o rin g ro a d n e a r H aley s ta tio n
i to M r. a n d M rs. H o ra c e W. C h e s te r
i fro m s o u th e rn Id ah o .
Mr. a n d M rs. L o u is C h ris te n s e n
: h av e m oved Into th e W o stell h o u se
at F ir s t an d R o b e rts.
M rs. L. R K re a d e r, w ho h a s been
' v is itin g w ith h e r s is te r , M rs. B. L.
, W a lra d , th e p a s t few w eek s, h a s r e ­
tu r n e d to h e r h o m e a t F re m o n t, N eb.
::
TUESDAY .
— has removable cylinder
sleeves — G overnor— W ater
Strainer. A strong light­
weight tracto r th a t will pull
two 14-inch plows in deep
plowing. Just the Tractor
for the small ranch.
Tractor Plows — Disc Harrows - All Tractor Implement»
Gresham Overland Co.
Reliability
Service
W . A. H ESSEL
Phone 6x2
GRESHAM, OREGON
Phone 544
EKSTROM
3 B IG T R U C K S
R E SP O N SIB L E
TR U CK
SERVICE
B E ST O F SERVICE
RELIA BLE
AND
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P o rtla n d A -2078
2 2 5 A sh ; B dw y 2OH2.
G resh am 851
Albert Ekstrom
Cor. Pow ell am i M aple
GRESHAM MARKET
BRUNSWICK
GOODYEAR
AJAX
FISK RED-TOP 30x31
REVERE
EHMAN
We can supply you with all sizes in these six makes.
Come in and T alk T ire with us.
Prices $15.95 and up
C. E. Osburn & Company
Willard Battery Service Station
M tb . B en j. C a m ero n le ft S u n d n '
fo r E u g en e w h ere sh e w ill v isit M rs.
V eatch , a g irlh o o d frie n d .
Mrs. A. A. T h o m p so n h a s been 111
fo r a few d ay s b u t is m u ch im p ro v ed
th is m o rn in g
T h e G resh am so cial clu b w ill hold
th e i r r e g u la r m e e tin g a t th e M a­
sonic h all F rid a y e v e n in g . T h e e v e n ­
in g w ill be s p e n t In d a n c in g and
ca rd s.
M r. an d Mrs. O. A. E a s tm a n h av e j
been q u ite ill fo r th e p a st w eek o r 10 j
d ay s b u t a re now re p o rte d to be im ­
p ro v in g .
M iss E d n a H o ffm eister, w ho lives
n e a r D am ascu s h a d h e r to n s ils r e ­
m oved re c e n tly h e re in G resh am . She
Is re c o v e rin g nicely.
SANITARY MARKET
Time Now!
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SPRAYS
TH E U N IV E R S A L C A R
The Ford One Ton Truck is a profitable
"beast of burden” and surely has the “ right of
way” in ever)’ line of business activity. For all
trucking purposes in the city and for all heavy
work on the farm, the Ford One Ton Truck
with its manganese bronze worm-drive and
every other Ford merit of simplicity in design,
strength in construction, economy in operation,
low purchase price, stands head and shoulders
above any other truck on the market. Drop in
and let’s talkitoverand leaveycurorderforone.
T h e so p h o m o re class in d o m estic
scien ce sp e n t so m e tim e th e p a s t se m ­
e s te r u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of Miss
M innie S ch rep el. th e i r te a c h e r, in
th e stu d y of c o m p a ra tiv e v a lu e s of
som e of th e com m on foods.
T hey
h a v e p re p a re d a c o n p re h e n s lv e ta b le
of food v a lu e s a n d th e i r re la tiv e
cost. T h e ir c a lc u la tio n s w ere based
on p rices of to d ay an d v a lu e s w ere
re d u c e d u n til th e y w ere a b le to te ll
how m uch re a l v a lu e th e y o b ta in e d
from 10 c e n ts w o rth of each o f th e
d iffe re n t s ta p le foods.
T h e ta b le w hich they h a v e p re ­
p a red is of g r e a t In te re st.
F lo u r s ta n d s a t th e h ead of th e ir
list.
At $3.25 th e y fo u n d th e cost
p e r po u n d to be $0.66 o r 24 o u n ces
fo r 10c. N u trie n ts w ere a s fo llo w s:
p ro te in 2.5, c o rb a h y d ra te s 17 9, fat
.26, fu e l v a lu e o r c a lo rie s 2400. B a­
con h ad th e g r e a te s t p ro p o rtio n of
fa t, flour fu rn is h e d th e m ost c a rb o ­
h y d ra te s w ith s u g a r com ing second
an d p o ta to e s th ird .
R o lled o a ts
sto o d m uch th e h ig h e s t In p ro te in ,
c h eese w as seco n d , a n d flour, th ird .
K a th e rin e
M etzg er
and
Ilse
R ch w ed ler to o k p a r t In th e p ro g ra m
he.ld a t L y n ch sch o o l last T h u rs d a y
Don't forget the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery
ev en in g .
R o b e rt M etzg er, son of Mr. an d
M rs. J. E. M etzg er, w ho h a s been s u f­
fe rin g from ln fla m a to ry rh e u m a tis m
fo r th e p a st few w eek s, h a d h is to n ­
sils a n d a d e n o id s rem o v ed th is m o rn ­
in g a t th e office o f Dr. II. V. Adlx.
B ob b ie ean ie o u t fro n t u n d e r th e
a n a e s th e tic In flue sh a p e a n d Is do­
ing w ell.
B o th Mrs. M etzg er an d
G w endolyn h av e b een 111 b u t a re b e t­
P h o n e SSI
te r now.
O H ESH A M
M ain S tre e t
A m ong th o s e w ho a tte n d e d th e
« K O . D IK TL, P rop .
m e e tin g a t th e a u d ito riu m In P o r t­
lan d la s t ev e n in g w ere M rs. E A.
F lo u r, ro lle d o a ts , s u g a r, m ilk ,
ten t "ro o k o l llren>.t h o n e In ju r e "A n y fow ls If p u t on a n a rro w ro o st L e o n a rd , M rs. L. H e te r, A. J. W.
eggs,
b u tte r, ch eese, w a ln u ts, bacon,
w
hen
young,
w
ill
dev
elo
p
a
cro
o
k
ed
F o w l?
b re a s tb o n e .” say s Mr. N ick erso n , B ro w n , J a k e M etzg er, Or. A. A. p o rk ro a s t, ro u n d s te a k , p o ta to e s,
O re sh a n i, O reg o n , Feb. 2, 1920
" a n d If th is Is th e c a u se It w ould T h o m p so n , R ev. a n d Mrs. R. E u g e n e le ttu c e a n d f r u its an d c a n n e d v eg e­
lito r G re sh a m O u tlo o k .
P lease let h av e no effect on th e v a lu e of th e
M yers, M rs. C E. R u s h e r, M rs. M ary
» know th ro u g h y o u r p a p e r If ro o st- b ird fo r b re e d in g p u rp o ses. If, how ­ S h o e m a k e r, Mrs. S. R. R rad fleld , E. ta b le s w ere ex a m in e d a n d th e i r com ­
p a ra tiv e v a lu e s le a rn e d a n d ta b u ­
ev
er.
th
e
d
e
fo
rm
ity
Is
c
a
u
se
d
by
i w ith c ro o k e d b re a s tb o n e s a re
som e In h e re n t w e a k n e ss It w ould not I E. C h ip m an , Mr. a n d M rs. T. J.
od fo r b re e d in g p u rp o ses. 1 w as he s u ita b le fo r b re e d in g p u rp o se s " I S k trv in , Mr. a n d Mrs. II. E T ow le. la ted .
T h is p ra c tic a b le tr a in in g in te-
Id n o t, an d I w ould g re a tly a p p re
II. W. C ooley say s th a t " c a r e fu l I M arlon
Johnson,
M iss
E liz a b e th .
ite It If you w ould le t m e know b re e d e rs do n o t use fo r b re e d in g p u r­ Jo h n s o n , J. N. C la n a h a n . Miss L e ttie g a rd to re la tiv e food v a lu e s of th e
d iffe re n t p riced foods is of w o n d erfu l
lat effect It w ould h av e on th e poses a cock w ith a c ro o k ed b re a s t­
L. G reg so n , Mr. an d Mrs- Geo. F.
b o n e."
v a lu e to th e se fu tu r e h om e k eep ers.
Irks
H oney. Mr. a n d M rs. F re d F ie ld ­
T h ey a re le a rn in g w hat m an y o ld ­
BOINNKR IN P O l'l.T H Y R AISING
P eople d o n ’t d ie fro m o v e rw o rk ( h o u se . an d Mr. a n d Mrs. R ich H o rr. e r people h av e n e v e r le a r n e d ; th a t
all
re p o rt
a
tine m e e t­
A n sw er: M ark N ick erso n , a prom b u t p ro b ab ly a few h av e d ied from T h ey
th e h ig h e s t p riced foods a re not a l­
T h e le c tu re s w ere c o n sid e re d
In an t p o u ltry m a n say s th a t It de­ th e s tr a in o f re p e a te d te llin g how ing.
w ays th e o n es w hich co st th e m ost
t
th
e
y
’ve
been
o
v
e
rw
o
rk
ed
.
p e n d s o n th e c a u se of th e d e fo rm ity.
v ery fine a n d th e m u sical n u m b e rs
p e r pound. T h ese e x p e rim e n ts hav e
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p ro v en lo th is class th a t th e y can
Mr an d M rs A. J. W . R row n a t ­
sp en d th e ir m o n ey fo r m ilk , ch eese,
te n d e d th e fu n e rn l o f J o h n R rook
flour, p o ta to e s a n d feel th a t th e ir
w hich w as h eld In P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y .
m oney is w ell sp e n t. T h e h ig h cost
Mr Ilro o k s h ad been em p lo y ed a t th e
of liv in g c a n n o t h in d e r th e m from
C u sto m H o u se in P o rtla n d . H e w as
g e ttin g th e i r " m o n e y 's w o rth ."
well k n o w n In th is lo c a lity as he w as
fre q u e n tly a g u e st a t th e h o m e o f Mr
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When In Portland Try
an d Mrs. R row n.
A d e lig h tf u l m e e tin g o f th e Q ueen
T o spray and prune up. W e carry a full line of the famous
E s th e r c ircle w as h eld a t th e M e th o d ­
ist c h u rc h la s t n ig h t, a t w h ich th e
MRS M FRAKES & SON
M isses F e rn B u rto n a n d C a rm a llta
lin t T h in l S t.. U<»r. Mtark,
G leaso n w ere h o stesses. A m u sical
All in dry powder form. You should give your trees a
p ro g ra m w as g iv en , c o n sistin g of a
thorough spraying in the early spring, when the buds
violin d u et by th e M isses E lsie S m ith
«O .
an d L aV e rn e M au ld ln g . a c co m p an ied
are swelling.
by Miss E s th e r P e te rs o n , a n d a solo
by M iss M y rtle R u s h e r w ith acco m ­
p a n im e n t by Miss G race M yers T w e n ­
ty -e ig h t g ir ls w ere p re s e n t a n d e ig h t
B etter do your pruning now before the spring rush of
new m em b ers w ere e n ro lle d . P la n a
work. It is something th a t is liable to be neglected, but
a re b e in g m ad e fo r th e b a s k e t so cial
should not he. as it is very im portant to yourself and
to be h eld on th e e v e n in g o f F e b r u ­
to your neighbors.
a ry 13 fo r th e p u rp o se o f ra is in g
\\ e t an suppb vou with anything vou need in the line of 3> flint’s fo r th e so cial s e ttle m e n t w ork
in P o rtla n d .
M rs E. L ln n em u n n receiv ed w ord
y e ste rd a y o f th e su d d e n d e a th in San
at the right price.
F ra n c isc o of h e r g ra n d s o n . R oy Mc­
C oll. an officer in th e U n ited S ta te s
navy.
Mr McColl w as 34 y e a rs of 1
H e Is su rv iv e d by h is youne.
age.
haxe a complete line of
w ife w hom h e m a rrie d b u t a few
m o n th s ago, by h is m o th e r. M rs I
P h o n e «Mil
I'tio n e «Mit
M cColl o f P o rtla n d , a s is te r . M rs
C B elt o f N ew port a n d tw o b ro th e rs
F e ld e McColl of P o rtla n d a n d C apt.
C has. McColl of T aco m a
M rs I. Mc­
Coll a n d M rs B elt h av e g o n e to San j
JEWELER
F ra n c isc o . T h e fu n e r a l a rr a n g e m e n ts
Phone b51, Gresham
have not been an n o u n c e d
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
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COMPARATIVE VALUES
STUDIED BY SOPHOMORES
Crescent Cafeteria
For “GOOD EATS”
RAKER & SON
G RESH A M
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
Q u estio n Box.
At < Ot NT.
S ev eral in q u irie s h av e com e in to th is
In
th
e
C
irc
u
it
C o u rt o f th e S ta te of
office d u rin g th e p a st w eek fro m pu­
O reg o n , fo r M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty .
p ils in d iffe re n t sch o o ls as to w ho th e
In P ro b a te .
m e m b e rs of P re s id e n t W ilso n 's c a b i­ In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of M a rth a
n et a re . T h e list to d a te Is as fol­
A. C ooledge, D eceased.
N otice is h ereb y g iv en th a t th e u n ­
low s:
d e rs ig n e d h a s filed in th e ab ove e n ­
S e c re ta ry of S ta te , R o b ert L an sin g . title d C o u rt an d E s ta te h e r final a c ­
S e c re ta ry o f th e T re a su ry , D avid F c o u n t. a n d th e C o u rt h a s set and fixed
H o u sto n .
M onday th e 8 th d ay of M arch. 1920.
S e c re ta ry of W ar, New ton D. R aker. a t 9 :3 0 o ’clock a m. of said clay in
S e c re ta ry of th e N avy, J o s e p h u s th e abo v e e n title d C o u rt, as th e tim e
D aniels.
an d p lace fo r th e h e a rin g of said final
S e c re ta ry of A g ric u ltu re . E dw in L. a c c o u n t, to g e th e r w ith a n y o b je c tio n s
M ered ith .
th e r e m ay be to th e sam e.
S e c re ta ry of th e In te rio r, F ra n k lin
H A T T IE YOTT,
K. L ane.
E x e c u trix o f th e E s ta te of
S e c re ta ry of C o m m erce, J o s h u a W.
M a rth a A. C ooledge. D eceased.
A lex an d er.
J. J JO H N SO N , A tto rn e y
S e c re ta ry of L ab o r, W illiam B. W il­
314 S p a ld in g B ldg. P o rtla n d . O re.
son.
P o stm aster-G en era« . A lbert S B u r­
Nldht and Morning.
Havt Clean. HtaliKy
leson.
E
ytt. If they Tire, Itch,
A tto rn e y -G e n e ra l. A. M itchell P a l­
Smart
or Bum, if Sore,
m er.
O ne re aso n th a t a n c ie n t p o ets w e.« j
so p o p u la r p ro b ab ly w as because th e y ,
w ere so poor.
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Standing Behind the Farmer
This institution aims at all times to fu rth er the
farm er's progress and advancem ent— and is prepared
to render helpful financial assistance whenever the
occasion arises.
Farm ers in need of funds for the enlargem ent and
extension of their operations are invited to consult our
O fficers--w ith the assurance th at th eir application will
he m aintained confidential and even- courtesy and con­
sistent accomodation extended.
PRUNERS AND PRUNING SHEARS
Quality atul Service
Make this store your headquarters during
FARMERS’ WEEK, FEB. 9 - 14
rJrC Irritated, Inflamed or
TOl)R t i t J Granulated, use Murine
often. S o o th e s, R efresh es. Safe for
Infant or Adult. A’ alt Druggists Write for
Free Eye Book. Hsr.»» En I m i i Cs.. Ckictrs
?x~x-x~x<~x-x~x-x-x-<~:~>->
Spray With Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime-Sulphur.
A. W. Metzger & Co. j
ESTA C A D A
Get your Kodak and
he prepared for spring. We
Let us help you!
Eastman Kodaks
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GUY D. JONES
FIRST STATE BANK
t
Gresham, Oregon
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