Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 31, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text«■HKSHA.M OUTLOOK PAGE TH RBB H o w E iU tora Gex R ic h . H e sta rte d poor as a proverbial church mouse tw enty years ago. He has now re tire d w ith a com fortable Electrical Wiring of all kinds. fo rtu n e of $50,000.00. T his money was acquired th ro u g h Motors Repaired. Agent for I in d u stry , economy, conscientious ef the Western Electric Farm fo rt to give full value, indom itable Lighting Plants. Edison Go. perseverance and th e d eath of an Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures. uncle, who left th e ed ito r $10,999.50. Gresham Electric Co. I i ke Mother Makea All w ork g u ara n tee d to pass Inspection by th e Board of F ire U nderw riters. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. P h o n e 31 City Bakery G reeliaui FRED L. BOURNE, Prop. P ho n e 11 S tated C om m unication of F airview Lodge No. 92 A. F. & A. M. S atu rd ay evening. Septem ber 4, 1920. V isiting b ro th ers welcome. WM. H STANLEY, Sec’y. WM. SALES, W. M. A: Powell St. next to B row n’s M arket iit R E S ONE REASO WHY OUR MEAT A lways CHOICE M E A T S H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S ausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats PROPER REFRlfirER’ AT» ON SANITARY MARKET Main S treet GRESHAM GEO. DIETL. Prop. is so FRESH AN Phone 881 ¡lili1*'' GRESHAM MEAT MARKET ELECTRIC BUILDING Frank C. Jones Co. G eneral Contractor* C arpentering E lectrical W iring Fixture* and Lamp* Septic Tank* STANDARD OIL OOl (California) The Ladles Aid society of Swedish Mission church will hold its reg u lar m eeting on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Sep tem b er 2, at th e hom e of Mrs. Axel Johnson. F ra n k G ustafson is visiting th is week w ith his s is te r at Plum , W ash., n ea r Spokane. Miss K agnhild S trom berg, a form er teach er in th e Powell Valley school and h er fath e r, both of P o rtlan d , visited with old friends h ere last week. Lewis A lbert and fam ily, who re cently cam e from Salem, Illinois, will occupy a p art of th e house u n til re cently occupied by th e Lum sden family. Mr. A lbert is a b ro th er of Mrs. T. R. M ercer. He will be em ployed on th e Sun-Dial ranch. Mr. and Mrs Z. G. Schenk and children of Shaniko, Oregon, a re vis itin g w ith Mrs S chenk’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Parsons. A troop of boy scouts was o rg an ised here early in Ju n e by A. C. Rhy- , ran d er, scout m aster. T he troop has grow n from 12 to tw ice th a t num ber. About half these boys have passed th e tenderfoot test. They took their o ath on th e n ig h t of Aug. 24 last T he scouts' p are n ts cam e and w it nessed th e o ath s an d g rea tly enjoyed th e evening. T he troop is divided into two p a tro ls. R alph C h risten sen is 1st pa tro l leader and Loyd B ram h all 2nd p atro l leader. It was nam ed th e Co lum bia H ighw ay T roop No. 1. CEDAR AND VICTORY Expert Ekctrkal Repairing Guaranteed Mr. and Mrs. G. F ra z ie r an d th e la tte r ’s m other, Mrs. C oburn, of So, Bend, Indiana, J. B erry, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. A lthaus and d au g h te r Helen, m otored up th e Colum bia riv er h ig h F loyd L. Mack way last Sunday as fa r as M ultno m ah Falls. They had d in n e r a t one i of th e d elightful picnic g ro u n d s on th e highw ay. T his was a w onder ful trip and g rea tly enjoyed by all, especially by th o se who had never 1 been over th e highw ay before. Office and Shop, Electric Store Bungalow Bldg. G reaham , O ra. Phone M i W H Y TH E ELECTRIC C LE A N E R ? T here is really no com parison between the ease and th o ro u g h ness with which an E lectric C leaner rem oved d irt and th e difficulty of sw eeping. 7 T rue, one CAN clean rugs and carpets w ithout an electric clean er. A broom or carpet sw eeper will brush up SOME of th e d ir t; and if you like the exercise and have plenty of tim e and stren g th a broom and a carp et b eater will do the work a fte r a fashion. In the sam e way one can w ash w ithout soap. W ater alone will rem ove some d irt if applied w ith enough “ elbow g rea se.” B ut people use soap because it cleans m ore easily and b e tte r than w ater alone. F o r the sam e reason people use E lectric C leaners because they clean m ore easily and fa r b etter than o th e r m ethods. Frank C. Jonee School Shoes for boys and girls E. W. A ylsw orth. Adv Mlonea ¡ „ O U R f& A N K is a sure foundation for YOUR R O M E Bricks or stones placed one at a time upon each other make a foundation for a house. Deposits steadily placed one upon another make a foundation for a fortune. Put Your Money in our Bank You will receive 4 per cent interest. 5 per cent on deposits of $500.00 or over. BANK OF GRESHAM CORBETT HEIGHTS. A. J . W. BROWN F is h o n F r id a y Red Crow n gasoline is an all - refinery gasoline w ith a continuous chain o f boiling points. POWELL VALLEY TROUTDALE W E HAVE MADE A STUDY OF of proper refrig eratio n as It ap plies to a m eat m ark et. Each pound of m eat th a t leaves this shop has been ta k en care of in a m an n er th a t in su res its purity. Its ten d ern ess and its flavor. A visit to o u r m ark et will convince you th a t y o u r m eat purchases should be m ade here. P h o n e 41 PLEASANT HOME Mr. and Mrs. D. T W illiam have ........ ....... s ........- as th e lr *UfstB th is week th e la tte r's — A — 1 - -- a x -. . . . sister-in-law , Mrs. A. G. Child, of Mesa, W ash., a fo rm er resid en t here, also Mr W illiam s’ b ro th er, C. H. \\ illiam s and w ife of A nderson, Ind. T he la tte r plan to rem ain here for several m onths. Depository for th e S u ite «if lirrg n n anil C ounty o f M ultnom ah SU M M O NS. said autom obile and for the recov In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of ery of th e possession of one One Ton Oregon, for the Countv of M ult Ford W orm Drive T ruck, License nom ah. H-1785 No. 370, engine No. 213195, w ith Bank of G resham , a C orporation, ro ad ste r and tru ck bodies o r for the P laintiff, vs. George Swygert, De sum of Seven H undred Eleven fendant. ($7 1 1 .0 0 ) Dollars th e value th ereo f To G eorge Swygert, th e Above Named in case delivery cannot be had to D efen d a n t: g eth er w ith th e fu rth e r sum of One In th e Name of th e S tate of O re H undred ($100.00) D ollars for th e gon, you are hereby req u ired to ap w rongful deten tio n of said personal pear and answ er the com plaint tiled property and for th e costs and d is ag ain st you In th e above en title d bursem ents of said action. action on or before th e 28th day o f T his sum m ons is served upon you S eptem ber, 1920, said d ate being by publication th e re o f u n d er o rd er m ore th an six consecutive weeks from of (he Hon. G eorge W. S tapleton, th e d ate of the first publication th e re presiding Judge of th e above en titled of and if you fail to ap p e ar and an co u rt d irectin g th a t th is sum m ons sw er plaintiff's com plaint said p la in t be published In th e G resham O utlook iff will apply to th e court for a ju d g a new spaper of g en eral circulation m ent as prayed for in its com plaint, published In M ultnom ah County, O re to-w lt. F o r th e recovery of the pos gon. and f u rth e r d irectin g th a t such session of one 1914 Cadillac Five (5) publication be m ade once each week passen g er autom obile, num ber 91945 for six (6 ) consecutive weeks. engine No. 91945. o r for the sum of F irst publication A ugust 17, 1920. Two H undred T w enty Seven and Last publication S eptem ber 28. 1920 80-100 ($ 2 2 7 .8 0 ) Dollars th e value McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, th ereo f in case delivery ca n n o t oe A ttorneys for P laintiff. had, to g e th e r w ith the sum of Sev 203-5 W ithrow Bldg., G resham . Ore. enty Five ($75.00) D ollars as d am ages for th e w rongful d eten tio n of When In doubt try a Want Ad. Fordson Tractors Dam-«' a t F a ir v ie w ELECTRIC STO R E ELECTRIC BU ILD IN G S atu rd ay , A ugust 28. T he hold ers of every te n th tick et will have th e ir money refunded. There Is No Comfort “ B uy Y ou r E le c tr ic G ood s a t an E le c tr ic S to re." R e g u la r m eeting of G resh am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F in th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs day evening. V isitors welcome. W. C. McCOLLAUGH, N. O RAY A. PALMQUIST. S ecretary. in a Run-Over Heel It rocks the body and does not permit the natural, easy poise which every human body possesses natural ly. A m ade been Iron ! cally. Then, too, there's a jolt that is exhausting— If you are u n d erp aid , console yourself by th in k in g how m any are overpaid. We build ’em up—or put on rubber-cushioned heels—and while you wait if you prefer. T h e M id n igh t A larm . T here was a young lady nam ed H anker, Who slept w hile th e ship was a t an chor. She aw oke in dism ay W hen she heard th e m ate say: "Now, lift up th e top-sheet and sp a n k er.” Carl Dahl The Latest and Best Vi e all. offer It the Case 15-27 Kerosene the of them is creating a sensation all Tractor over the as countty'^ft is the result of 77 years of experience of the famous J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company. It pulls three plows in hard plowing— four plows under favorable conditions. It has abundant reserve power It burns kerosene successfully and economically. This sturdy tractor is adaptable for all kinds of drawbar and ~e “ J 4 drives a 26x46 Case Thresher with Feeder and Wtnd Stacker. Its pulley is properly placed for convenient lining up. It is small and compact and built for accessibility. No trac tor is finer. You should become acquainted with its many superiorities, which we will be glad to explain. Don’t buy before you see this better tractor. * PHONE .544 W. SHOE REPAIRING Phone 44) I — ■ num ber of th e new P o rtlan d - C aravan m o to r tru ck s have com pleted by th e H esse-M artin W orks and are being sold lo NOTICE OF FINAL A4XXHNT ait Court o f the Stall — In the « has arrived and we are making immediate deliveries. Now is the time to buy your Fordson. It has lots of power for either belt or drawbar work. RAKER & SON GRESHAM ESTACADA j R E T A IL P R IC E S THE GRANT Ribbed T IR E S mah. In probate. In th e m a tte r of th e e sta te of H ester A- Law rence, deceased. Notice is hereby given th a t th e u n dersigned, as a d m in istra to r of the estate of H ester A. L aw rence, de ceased, has filed his final account in A C arload o f Fordson Tractor* onaf, ‘i ; ; ; ; : " ;°d x or N on-Skid — G uaranteed T hursday, th e 30th day of Septem ber or N ot a« You L ik e It 1920, at th e h o u r of 9 in th e fo re OUR PRICES Suo Lal 28 X 3..... ..$17.60 30 X 3..... . 17.70 30 X 3 A4-... 21.50 32 x 3*4 ... 26.90 31 X 4..... ... 29.60 32 X 4 ... 31.00 33 X 4 ... 31.80 34 X 4 ... 33.00 33 X 4 *4 ... 39 26 35 X 4 A4 44.60 April 15. Subject to change Wiik Cur nice A Giurulrt noon of said day an d th e courtroom of said court has been appointed an ■ the tim e and place for th e hearin g of objections to said final account and th e se ttle m en t thereof. J W. LAW RENCE, A d m in istrato r. McGuirk A Schneider, A ttorneys. Dated and first pub. Aug 31. 1920 Date of last pub . 8ept. 28, 1920. E D U C A T IO N PA Y S FO R 'I IIE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR TH E STATE A Person w ith No E ducation has b ut One C hance in 150,000 to R ender D istinguished Service to th e Public W ith Common School E d u ca tio n ............... 4 Chances Bchoto' E'lu catio n ................... 87 Chances W ith College E ducation 800 Chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? $14.15 *12.3« 14.25 12.4« THOSE STATE’S ARE W EA LTH IEST THAT HAVE INVESTED 16.95 14.75 MOST IN EDUCATION 20.10 17.5« 22.35 11)45 A . H ESSEL 23.30 20.25 2.3.85 20.75 G resham , Ore. 24.85 2I.OO BOARD GF EQUALIZATION. T hrough a "Liberal and P ractical E d u catio n ” pre 29.25 25.«« N otice is hereby given th a t on pares th e Young Man and Young W om an for Useful 32.50 2S.25 Monday, S eptem ber 13, 1920, th e C itizenship and Successful C areers In 1920 Board of E qualization of M ultnom ah AUKULTUU EKOBUIIK MINING NOME El OMOSHS VOCATIONAL EDUCATION w ithout notice county will atten d a t th e office of th e I County A ssessor, a t th e C ou rth o u se I COMMENCE PHARMACY FORESTRY in P o rtlan d , and publicly exam ine the! DISTRIBUTORS In clu '’'« PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MUSIC, ENGLISH assessm ent rolls fo r th e y ear 1920, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and th e O th er E ssentials of a and correct all erro rs In v aluation, S tan d ard T echnical College C ourse description o r q u alities of lands, lots 3B9 E B u rn sid e Bt. E ast «211 or FA LL TERM OPENS SEPT E M B E R iWI, 11)2«. TUITION IN FR E E . o th e r property, assessed by the! F. J. SCHNELL, Pres, and Mgr. I County A l i ssessor. And It shall he th e FOR INFORMATION W R IT E TO ° fltltv lf o N n n a duty f of persons In terested to ap p ear THE REGISTRAR, O regon A gricultural C ollege, C orvallis, Ore, at th e tim e and place appofnte<l. If it shall ap p ear to such Hoard of E qualization th a t th e re are an y la n d s' or lots o r o th e r p ro p erty assessed I twice, o r Incorrectly assessed as to! description o r q u an tity , and In th e B E ST O F SE R V IC E nam e of a person or persons not the o w n er th ereo f, o r assessed u n d er o r i beyond the actual cash value th ereo f, C A SH P A ID said Board may m ake p ro p er correc-j tlon of th e sam e. If It shall ap p ear te such Board th a t any land, lots or! G R E SH A M and P O R T L A N D o th e r property assessable by th e As-!, ■ »«or a re not assessed, such Board ( shall assess th e sam e a t th e full cash Gresham 151 value th ereo f. . for Fresh Cow*, Beef Cow«, Hog«, Calve« of any kind. Cor. Powell ami Maple HENRY E REED. County A ssessor. P o rtland. Oregon. Aug 20, 1920. I E. T A U M A N N , Oregon A gricultural College East Side Auto Supply House EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE 3 BIG T R U C K S RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE Portland A-1071 n n Ash t B«1wy » M l Albert Ekstrom Gresham Phone 901