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GRESHAM OUTLOOK. TUESDAY. SE PT E M B ER 14. IMAM» I C an y o u r ow n co rn . I t Is m uch T h e G resham S team L a u n d ry w ill FAIRVIEW PLEASANT HOME b e tte r th a n w hat you buy In tin s. co n tin u e to h an d le th e w ork of th e ir R ev. a n d M rs. Geo. H. H a rriso n C all A H einey, 98. M rs. O. F . C ad y w as In P o rtla n d p atro n s u n til a new p la n t can be in le ft re c e n tly fo r M axw ell, C a lifo rn ia , S a tu rd a y to a a te n d th e A m erican T h e R an k of G resh am pay s 6 p e r stalled T he bundles w ill be collected w h e re Rev H a rriso n h a s a ccep ted th e c itiz e n s h ip c o m m itte e o f W illa m e tte c e n t In te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. an d d elivered as u su al.—Adv. p a s to ra te of th e B a p tist c h u rc h . C h a p te r. D a u g h te rs o f th e A m erican M rs. S S to n e is so m ew h at im R ev o lu tio n . T h e c o m m itte e w as in p ro v ed S he h a s been ill fo r a n u m v ite d to m eet w ith th e s ta te c o m m it b e r o f m o n th s. te e by Its c h a irm a n . M rs. A. R. Bol- A little d a u g h te r w as b o rn re c e n tly ; d e rs to n e . T h e m e e tin g w as h eld in to Mr. a n d Mrs. Max T a k a k i. th e c e n tr a l lib ra ry . M rs. Isaac L ee G eo. T. M u rray h as g o n e to th e P a tte rs o n , n a tio n a l vice re g e n t, w as V e te ra n 's H om e in P o rt O rc h a rd . p re s e n t a t th e m eetin g . W a sh in g to n , to v isit hts b ro th e r, O. S. L eslie St. < T alr, w ho is en g a g e d M u rray w ho Is v ery feeb le. in ro a d w ork in e a s te rn O reg o n , is at h o m e on a b u sin e ss trip . D an cin g a t C e d a rv ille P a r k M rs, H. M. Shaw h a s sold h e r p ro p M ain S tre e t GHRHIIAM P h o n e 881 L ln n e m a n n J u n c tio n , ev ery W e d n e s e rty in F airv iew to J. C. W in d le, w ho G EI». DIRTI,. Prop. d ay an d S a tu rd a y e v e n in g 8 :4 5 . w ill ta k e possession on O c to b e r 1. P o p u la r p rices. U nion m u sic. tf M rs. S h aw 's p la n s fo r th e fu tu re h a v e not been a n n o u n c e d . Six F airv iew p u p ils a re a tte n d in g P o rtla n d schools an d ta k in g a d v a n t a g e of fre e tr a n s p o rta tio n . T hey a re Jo s e p h in e T o w n sen d , se n io r, a n d L illia n H eslin, fre sh m a n , a t W a sh in g to n H igh: M a rg a re t J o n a s , ju n io r, P a u lin e Zinn an d D onald G ra n t, fre s h m a n , a n d M ildred Z inn, 8 th g ra d e , B enson P o ly tech n ic. N ine F airview high sch o o l s tu d e n ts hav e n o t en ro lled . T hey a re F ra n k G re e n m ail. sen io r, C lyde P e te rso n , ju n io r. R u d o lp h an d J u liu s L u sc h e r, Ted H eslin . E lizab eth C ady, Cliff B u r G resh am 861 P o rtla n d A -Ï0 7 » lin g a m e , V iolet B rooks a n d A udry Cor. P ow ell anti Maple •X3A A sh; Btlwy u o sa B ackus. PAG E T H R EE Fordson Tractors CHOICE MEATS Homemade Ham«, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE 3 BIG TRUCKS BEST OF SERVICE RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE GRESHAM and PORTLAND W e are making immediate deliveries on FORDSON TRACTORS. A large number have been sold in this vicinity and all are giving entire satisfaction. Your FORDSON is here. Get it and use it for that fall plowing. It will pay you well. Albert Ekstrorn RAKER & SON SANDY BLUFF Cold Rainy Weather Impresses on you more and more the necessity of a good heating stove. If your old stove is getting dangerous come in and let us sell you a Mission Combination W ood and Coal Heater. GRFSH \M ESTACADA M r. and Mrs. J im M atth ew s a n d ' d a u g h te r , L o u ise, v isite d se v e ra l 1 d ay s of la s t w eek w ith Mrs. M at th e w » ’ p a re n ts , Mr. a n d M rs. A. C ' T h is is co rn c a n n in g w eek. If you B ro w n in g . W h ile h e re th e y p u r N eed Y onr S u it C leaned? ch a se d 20 a c re s fro m Mr. P ro c to r. a re ready call A H ein ey , 98. H ave It F re n c h d ry clea n ed . R e p a irin g n e a tly done. T a ilo rin g fo r T h e C o ttre ll school b eg au T u e s-l -------- lad ies a n d m en. d ay , S e p te m b e r 7. w ith Mrs. E Van SIM M O NS. P E T E R L E N A R D , T a ilo r. U leet as p rin c ip a l a n d M iss P lock In th e C irc u it C o u rt of th e S ta te of a s te a c h e r fo r th e s m a lle r g ra d e s. O regon, fo r th e C o u n ty of M u lt-1 Buy y o u r c a n n in g co rn of A. M r. an d M rs. B y ro n , w ho w ere n o m ah . H -1785 H einey. p h o n e 98. s ta y in g w ith th e i r d a u g h te r , M rs. A. J. A u lt, a re dow n on th e ir ow n place B ank of G re sh a m , a C o rp o ra tio n , a t C o ttre ll fo r a w h ile m a k in g m o r e f P la in tiff, vs. G eorge S w v g ert, D e im p ro v e m e n ts. fe n d a n t. ♦ To G eorge S w vgert, th e Above N am ed D e fe n d a n t: POWELL VALLEY In th e N am e of th e S ta te of O re- G u ests at th e h om e of Mr. a n d Mrs. ig o n , you a re h ereb y re q u ire d to ap J o h n P a lm b la d S u n d ay w ere Mr. an d i p e a r an d a n sw e r th e c o m p la in t filed | M rs. S lly d n ia n a n d c h ild re n , M n a g a in s t you in th e above e n title d (KEROSENE) N elson an d d a u g h te r , Mr. a n d M rs I a c tio n oii o r b efo re th e 2 8 th day of R ic h a rd G u sta fso n fro m P o rtla n d an d S e p te m b e r, 1920, said d a te b eing I FOR OIL HEATERS M rs F ra n k G u sta fso n . Mr P a lm b la d m o re th a n six co n secu tiv e w eeks from is s till confined to h is bed. H e h a s , th e d a te of th e tirst p u b lic a tio n t h e r e - 1 COOKSTOVES been ill fo r m o re th a n tw o w eeks. o f a nd ¡f you fa ll to a p p e a r and a n - 1 ANO LAMPS C. 4< K e lle r is h o m e a g a in . H e h as SWe r p la in tiff’s c o m p la in t said p la in t- been in s o u th e rn O reg o n all s u m m e r iff wjh ap p ly to th e c o u rt fo r a ju d g -j STANDARD OIL COMPANY’ w o rk in g in th e in te re s ts of th e O rc- m e n t as p ra y e d fo r in its co m p la in t, | (C A L IF O R N IA ) gon D u iry m e n 's C o o p e ra tiv e L eag u e. ¡to -w lt, F o r th e reco v ery of th e pos- ---------------------- se ssio n of o ne 1914 C ad illac F iv e (5 ) U ntil such tim e as a new p la n t can p a s s e n g e r a u to m o b ile , n u m b e r 91945, be in stalled in G resham th e G resh am : e n g in e No. 91945, o r fo r th e su m of S team L au n d ry w ill h an d le th e w ork ¡ T w o H u n d re d T w en ty Seven an d The Crescent Cafeteria of th e ir p a tro n s in P o rtla n d .— Adv. 80 -1 0 0 ( $ 2 2 . .8 0 ) D ollars th e v alu e __________ ____________________________ ¡th e re o f in case d eliv ery c a n n o t oe fo rm e rly a t c o rn e r of T h ird an d h a d , to g e th e r w ith th e su m of Sev S ta rk , P o rtla n d , now in new e n ty F iv e ($ 7 5 .0 0 ) D o llars as d a m lo catio n ag e s fo r th e w ro n g fu l d e te n tio n of sa id a u to m o b ile a n d fo r th e recov 124141 Alder b etw een 3d a n d t i l l e ry of th e p ossession of one O ne Ton A c o rd ia l w elcom e to a ll p a tro n s F o rd W o rm D rive T ru c k , L icense an d frie n d s No. 370, e n g in e No. 213195, w ith Phone«— G reeliam 17, r o a d s te r a n d tr u c k bodies o r fo r th e P ortland, lld w y . 5 1 2 1 . MRS M. FRAKES & SON su m of S even H u n d re d E leven ($ 7 1 1 .0 0 ) D o llars th e v alu e th e re o f In case d eliv ery c a n n o t be had to g e th e r w ith th e f u r th e r sum of O ne H u n d re d ($ 1 0 0 .0 0 ) D ollars fo r th e w ro n g fu l d e te n tio n of said p e rso n al p ro p e rty a n d fo r th e co sts a n d d is I MILE SOI I'll OF SPRINGW’ATKIt b u rs e m e n ts of said actio n . SEPT. 18, 1920 T h is su m m o n s is serv ed upon you by p u b lic a tio n th e re o f u n d e r o rd e r All p e rso n a l p ro p e rty m u st be sold o f th e H on. G eo rg e W . S ta p le to n , Farm Im plem ent*; Stock, in clu d in g p re s id in g Ju d g e of th e above e n title d c o u rt d ire c tin g t h a t th is sum m o n s lt«*Kl*tered < 'hrster W hite Ilogs and be p u b lish e d In th e G resh am O utlook 15 sm all pigs; W hite Ijeghorn Chick- E verything a n e w sp a p e r of g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n «•ns; H ousehold G issi*. p u b lish e d In M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty , O re must go. g o n . a n d f u r th e r d ire c tin g th a t su ch C. L. DURBIN p u b lic a tio n be m ad e once each week ESTACADA, OREGON, It. D. 8 fo r six ( 6 ) co n se c u tiv e w eeks. F ir s t p u b lic a tio n A ugust 17, 1920. L a st p u b lic a tio n S e p te m b e r 28, 1920. M cG U IRK & S C H N E ID E R . A tto rn e y s fo r P lain tiff.' A new W estern Electric Farm 203-5 W ith ro w B ldg., G resh am , O re. PEARL OIL FO R T H A T U N H E A T E D C O R N E R OR ROOM A P E R F E C T IO N O IL H E A T IN G STOV E IS JU S T T H E T H IN G N E E D E D hi the Kitchen, a COLONIAL RANGE for wood, coal or both kinds of fuel will be needed. We will sell you a new range, and take your old one in as part payment. GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. All Kinds of Hauling See us lo r all S to v e N ecessities — l , i|>e. Dan»|>ers. G rates, P o lish , etc. PUBLIC SALE, The New Triplex Spring Overland • ___ Keeping Up Its Reputation For Keeping Down The Up-kgepl The burning question today is Gasoline. Obviously, the price will come down when more oil comes up. But that will be only a respite, not a cure. The fact is, the time has arrived to in crease the radius of motor mileage independent of the gas tank. The Overland designers reached that con clusion four years ago. That was not difficult. But the solution was. We will tell you why. Anyone with a smattering of mechank cal knowledge knows that to reduce the weight of a car is to reduce the cost of maintenance. But, ordinarily, to reduce the weight of a car is to sacrifice the comfort of rid ing in it; and comfort weighs just as much as economy on a motor ride. The problem was to combine light weight economy with heavyweight comfort. Expert engineering knowledge said It couldn’t be done. T hat was the tradition that a genera tion of automobile designers had set up. And that is the tradition that the Over land designers have upset. After four years of unrelenting effort, involving millions of dollars in experi mentation, and millions more in read justing the thousandfold activities of th e ‘O verland plants to the fundamental change in Overland plans, the most per- plexingof automobi le problems issolved. Fleet as acruiser in her light-alloy steels, and suspended securely on the new Triplex Spring— The Overland is literally a revelation in comfort and a revolution in economy 1 You don’t know what either comfort or economy is in a lightweight car, till you have ridden in the new Suspension Triplex Spring Overland! For this is the first time in the history of motoring that economy and comfort have taken the road together 1 The Overland 8edan has an average of 25 miles in 97 cities. That is the reason and this is the season for an Overland Sedan. FOR SALE ! W e sav - * forwarc ^ MARCH ! KttJ GO lN C r . Lighting plant, at a good discount A PPLY G ra n d E lectric Co. East 5 1 8 )F Y O U W A N T TO MAKE A n M IS T Port lam i, Ore 127 Grand A venue RE SOLD AT ONCE . showing " ELECTRIC BUILDING THE PERSON WHO W ANTS TO K E E P ON p ro g re ssin g m u s t m a k e c e rta in th a t h is h e a lth is " r ig h t sid e up w ith i a r e .” O ne good way to m a k e c e rta in o f th is is to p u r c h a se m e a ts w hose q u a llty - g u a ra n te e d n e s s w ill m ak e him feel c e rta in th a t h is d ig e stio n w ill a s s im ila te th e p ro p e r food values. O ne way to m ak e c e r ta in o f th a t Is to buy y o u r m e a ts h ere. Gresham Meat Market P hone 11 Frank C. Jones Co. General Contractor« Carpentering Electrical Wiring Fixture« and Lamp« Septic Tank» Expert Electrical Repairing Guaranteed O ffic e and Shop, Electric Store Bungalow Bldg. Greaham, Or». Prank C. Jouea E D U C A T IO N P h oM S4li F loyd 1« Mark PA Y S FOR T H E IN DIVIDUAL AND FOR TH E STATE A P e rso n w ith No E d u c a tio n h as b u t O ne C h an ce In 150,000 to R e n d e r D istin g u ish e d S erv ice to th e P u b lic W ith C om m on S chool E d u c a tio n .............. 4 C h an ces W ith H igh School E d u c a tio n ........................ 87 C h an ces W ith C ollege E d u c a tio n ............................... 800 C h an ces Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THO SE i Gresham Overland Co. j Tht Economy SEDAKF W. A. HESSEL 8TA TE8 A R E W E A L T H IE S T T H A T MOST IN ED U CATIO N HAVE IN V E S T E D Oregon A gricultural C ollege T h ro u g h a " L ib e ra l an d P ra c tic a l E d u c a tio n ” p re p a re s th e Y oung M an an d Y oung W om an fo r U seful C itiz e n sh ip a n d S u ccessfu l C a re e rs In ACIICVLTtiRE ENCINEERINC MININC HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE PHARMACY FORESTRY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION T h e T ra in in g In c lu d e s P H Y S IC A L ED U C A TIO N . M USIC, E N G L ISH , M O DERN LA N GU AG E, A R T an d th e O th e r E sse n tia ls of a S ta n d a rd T e c h n ic a l C ollege C o u rse FALL TERM (»PEN'S SE PT E M B ER 20, 1020. TUITION IS F R E E . FO R INFORMATION W RITE TO THE REGISTRAR, Oregon A gricu ltu ral ( o lle g e , 4O rvallU . Ore.
