GBBHHA.M
OVTLOOK.
TUESDAY.
IM T O B E R M ,
I »20
P A «K
M M C
FAIRVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. T ow nsend of
Condon, Oregon, a re h ere on a visit
w ith th e ir son, J. W. Tow nsend and
o th e r relatives.
Mrs. H. Moore has rem odeled her
I house, m aking som e m odern im prove
m ents und in stallin g electric lights.
Leslie St. C lair, who has been
| w orking in ea ste rn Oregon fo r sev-|
j eral m onths, has retu rn ed home.
The young people of Sm ith Memor-
, ial church and th e ir friends will hold I
j th e first of th e ir p arties fo r th e win-
! te r on S aturday evening, O ctober 3 0 ,1
at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs E lbert)
Stone on th e Sandy road. It will be j
I a H allowe’en affair w ith ap p ro p riate
I costum es, am usem ents and eats. A'
good tim e is assured.
I W. E. Stone is having a fine new
bungalow erected on th e ac re of
ground he recently purchased from
his b ro th er, Louie Stone. Mr. Stone
sold his hom e at M ilw aukie and will
move his fam ily here.
Mrs. Inglis, m o th er of Mrs. S.
Dixon, is having a sm all bungalow
built on th e Dixon place, w here she
will m ake h er home.
Mrs. J. 11. Peterson and Mrs. J. W.
Moller have retu rn ed hom e a fte r
spending th e past few weeks in the
Hood R iver valley.
Ed. R urlingam e has gone to Tygh
\ alley to spend a few days visiting
his brothers, G eorge and Jo h n B u rl
ingame.
Miss Dorothy Uozley, of G resham ,
is visiting a few days w ith Cora An
derson.
“Capital and Industry—Keep Out”
WOULD YOU AS A PATRIOTIC CITIZEN OF OREGON PLACE SUCH A SIGN ON
THE BORDERS OF THE STATE?
Ttiat is exactly what you will help to do if you do nothing to prevent the passage of
measure No. 314 and 315 on the November ballot entitled, “ Constitutional Amendment F ix
ing Legal Rate of Interest in Oregon.”
This measure proposes to limit the rate of interest in Oregon to 5 per cent. You can
by law, fix the rate of interest in Oregon, but you cannot, by law, force the loaning of
money in this state, when a much higher rate can be secured elsewhere. The passage of
this measure would force the withdrawal of the millions of foreign capital which is today
loaned on factories, business and real estate in the state and semi your local money owners
outside of the state to better investments.
Passage of this measure would mean foreclosure of thousands of m ortgages; would re
sult in financial paralysis, and would mean widespread unemployment.
You, no doubt, understand the viciousness of this measure, but have you talked to your
neighbors and friends about it? We urge you you to do everything you can to defeat this
measure. Oregon’s reputation as a sound state for investments requires th at this meas
ure be overwhelmingly defeated.
VOTE 315 X NO
CORBETT
AND URGE YOUR FRIENDS TO DO LIKEW ISE
STATE TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
(Paid adv.)
W hat S h all I G ive?
Don’t Buy a Phonograph
Until you have heard the beautiful Sonoras
at our Store. We are also representing Lip-
man-Wolfe & Co. of Portland for Pianos and
other Phonographs.
Come in and let us show you. Easy pay
ments, terms if you wish them, and prices as
low as in the city.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R E X A LL STO RE
Waste Paper Days
We will be in Gresham on October 29 and 30
Bring your old newspapers and maga
zines, tied in bundles, and your rags and
other junk to building next to Brown’s Mar
ket on Powell street. Cash paid.
CASE RELIABLE TRACTORS WITH ALL
TRACTOR IMPLEMENTS
The Case Will Plow
more ground and use less
gas. kerosene or oil p er acre
at less cost per acre then
any other make of traetor
and a demonstration will
convince von.
RELIA BILITY
Why give so m eth in g p erishable for
a C hristm as p resen t, th a t can la st at
most b ut an h o u r o r a day o r a week,
when th e im p erish ab le is u n d er your
hand? And if, am ong th ese irnper-
ishables , you choose T he Y o u th ’s
Com panion, your g ift has th is special
q u ality ; th e new ness of th e gift, its
freshness, is not a t once exhausted.
A jew el, a p ictu re, o r a piece of a t
tire affords no su rp rises a fte r th e
first inspection, b u t T h e Y o u th ’s
! Com panion brings unsuspected de
lig h ts and u n ta ste d sources of pleas
ure and happiness w ith every suc
ceeding weekly num ber.
T he 52 issues of 1921 will be
crow ded w ith serial sto ries, sh o rt
stories, ed ito rials, poetry, facts and
fun. Subscribe now and receive:
1. The Y o u th ’s Com panion— 52 is
sues in 1921.
2. All the rem ain in g issues of 1920
3. T he Com panion H om e C alendar
for 1921. All the above for $2.50.
4 M cCall’s M agazine fo r 1921.
The m onthly au th o rity on fashions,
$1.50 a year. Both publications, only
$3.50.
T H E YOUTH’S COMPANION,
C om m onw ealth Av., & St. P aul St.,
Boston, Mass.
Wood - Sand - Gravel
Delivered Any Place
Truck Service
J. R. KNARR & SON
TRO UTDALB, OREGON
P hone G resham 4H9.
CASH
PAID
Frank C. Jones Co.
General Contractors
Carpentering
Electrical Wiring
Fixtures and Lamps
Septic Tanks
Expert Electrical Repairing Gaaraoteed
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E. BAUMANN,
r
Gresham
Phone 901
Mr. an d Mrs Chas. A. B aker, who
have been resid en ts of th e T erry
neighborhood for m ore th a n ten
years, have purchased th e Ed. H am
ilton farm at L usted and have moved
to th e ir new home.
T h eir many
friemlH here reg ret th e ir going away.
Chas. V anW allghm of C herry
P ark has had his bouse repapered
and o th e r im provem ents m ade.
R ecent callers a t th e E. M. CootiH
home were Mrs. George S ch latter.
Mr. and .Mrs. W illiam H anning and
Mrs. Jo h n Eberly.
ROCKWOOD
ELECTRIC BUILDING
Office and Shop,
E l e c t r i c S t o r e B u n g a lo w
<<re»h*m. Or«.
F r a n k C. J««na
B ld g .
Ptw*M Mix
F lo y d I *
M a rk
A H allow e'en social will hV held
at the schoolhouse on F riday even
ing, O ctober 29, beginning a t 8
o'clock. A sh o rt program will ba
given and som ething new in th e line
of e n tertain m en ts will be presented.
Ladies a re expected to dress in cos-i
tum en ap p ro p riate to th e season.
Everybody welcome.
LUSTED
The p atro n s of L usted school d is
tric t will m eet a t th e schoolhouse
on T h u rsd ay evening, O ctober 28,
for th e purpose of organizing a P a r
en t-T each er association. Mrs. John
Lynch, p resid en t of the County j
Council of P aren t-T each er associa
tions, will be p resen t and speak.
H allow e’en gam es and eats and a
good social tim e a re prom ised.
“ G irls will be g irls ”— and so will
a lot of old women.
HeaMinal Farm P ointer*.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 BIG TRUCKS
BEST OF SERVICE
RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE
All farm m achinery should be
thoroughly o verhauled before being
put aw ay for th e w inter. All rep a ir
work should be done in the w inter so
th a t when th e tim e com es to use th e
m achinery It will not be necessary to
atop im p o rtan t work to fix them .
Claeslfled Ad. R ates.
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Portland A -I078
2*A Aah; Bdwy SOAS
Albert Ekstrom
G reaham 151
G or. P o w e ll and M ap le
""W M i g
where it is
SAFE
and
»Mance.
“TODAY" IF Y(*U
EARNING MONEY, IT IS BECAUSE
YOI ARE WORKING »-OR IT "TODAY.”
IE YOU BEGIN BANKING A SPA R E PART OE THAT MONEY,
IT WILL "SOME DAY” RE W ORKING EOR YOU.
WHEN YOU IR E OLD, IT WILL HUY T H E COMFORTS
M H it'll ARE SO ENJOY ABLE AND THEN YOU WILL BLESS
TIIE DAY YOU STARTED t RANK A tX ’OUNT.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR HANK
YOU W ILL R ECEIVE H U B PE R CENT IN T E R E ST . F IV E
PE R CENT ON TIME DEPOSITS OE
OR MORE.
BANK OF GRESHAM
DIRECTORS
H. A. LEW IS
W. E. MARKELL
K. A. M ILLER
A. F. M ILLER
F. A. HALLIDAY
GUST LARSON
C. E. OSBURN
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OCTOBER 22ND, 1920
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TV ZF
More Low Prices
At W alrad’s Store
TROUTDALE
O. A. B R Y A N
Truck Service
— .
in
. 1
The T ro u td ale P aren t-T each er
sociation will give a m asquerade U
low e’en p arty next S atu rd ay even
in the C olum bia H ighw ay hall
T routdale, for th e school ch ildren,
young people and th e ir p are n ts and
friends. In fact th e com m unity i
O utlook C om bination«
O utlook and Y o u th ’s Com panion, vited. All are expected to come in
costum e, and m asked. A fo rtu n e te l
$3.50.
O utlook. Y outh’s Com panion and ler will be th ere, w ith th e latest in
telligence on th e past, p resen t and
McCall's M agazine, $4.35.
fu tu re .
H allow e'en gam es, spooks,
R e g u la r m eeting of Gresh- and such th in g s will be in evidence.
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.,
POWELL VALLEY
In th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs
day evening. V isitors welcome.
T he re g u la r P aren t-T each er m eet
W. C. McCOLLAUGH, N. G.
ing has been postponed from Friday,
RAY A. PALMQUIST. S ecretary.
O ctober 29, u n til th e follow ing week
on F riday, N ovem ber 5. P lan s for a
political m eeting to be held som e tim e
next week was one of the reasons for
th e postponem ent. T he re g u la r an
nual election of officers will be held
a t th a t date. It is planned to serve
ALL KINIkS O F H A I LING
refreshm ents.
R. A, Box 326, P o rtlan d
A fam ily p arty was held a t th e
P h o n e G resham 78x2
hom e of Jo h n P alm blad last Sunday |
in h o n o r of his 8 0th b irthday which
will occur th is week. All of his ch il
dren and th e ir fam ilies w ere p resen t
P ho n es: Main 7786
a t th e reunion, n u m bering 35. T here
Res. Sellwood 2349
were also several neig h b o rin g fam i
Office H ours: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
lies and Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson.
DR A B. CALDER
Mr. and Mrs. H. Servin and baby all
CHIROPRACTOR
of P o rtlan d .
Office: 710-11 Sw etland Bldg.,
Cor. 5th and W ashington
TERRY
PORTLAND,
OREGON
H ERYK’K
W. A. HESSEL
Miss Bessie M arie K nierlem of this
place and Ray G. Muck of P ortland
were m arried in P o rtlan d October
16th. Mrs. Muck was a p o p u lar C or
bett young lady and her m any friends
here wish her happiness. Mr. Muck
is th e son of Com m issioner Muck.
S. E. Reeves, of th is vicinity, and
Miss H attie A tkinson of P o rtland,
were m arried in P o rtlan d last week.
Mr. ithipps s ta rte d Sunday m orn
ing for liis old hom e in A rkansas.
Uncle Joe Crow aton, who cam e re
cently from Idaho to visit his d au g h
ter, Mrs. H icks, is very ill.
E arnest Ju d d and fam ily and Mrs
Leland visited friends a t Estacada
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S terns, of Sherwood
visited friends h ere last week.
Mrs. C lara S m ith was in P o rtlan t 1
Monday.
T he en ro llm en t a t Sunday schoo
O ctober 24 was 48. The a t te n d a n t
is steadily increasing and th e lessotii
a re carefully studied. T he eongrega
tlons at th e p reaching services art
increasing in num bers.
Rev. Mr
M urphy is a very in terestin g an J
forceful sp eak er and we are very
glad to have him locate perm anently
in o u r little berg.
Put Your Money
F irst in sertio n , 1c a word, m in i
mum 20c; su b seq u en t insertions, %c
a word, m inim um 10c.
U sers of th e W ant Ad. colum n are
urged to pay cash w ith o rd e r an d
avoid sending bills for sm all am ounts.
R esolutions of condolence end
cards of th a n k s, ic a word.
M en’s Mt. Hood Blue Denim Bib Overalls. Now
$2.95
Men's Mt. Hood Blue and White Striped Bib Overalls and
jumpers.
Now
Men s Mt. Hood Khaki Pants.
Now
M en’s medium weight Khaki Pants.
Now
Men s heavy Fleeced Union Suits, “ Mayo B ran d ” . Now $2.35
M en’s heavy Fleeced
B rand” . Now
Shirts
and
Drawers
“ Mayo
Black medium weight, mixed Wool Sox. Sizes 10 to 11%
45c grade.
Now 35c per pair.
Three pairs for
$1.00
A complete line of M en’s Canvas and Leather Gloves at
lowest m arket prices.
Girls' Gymnasium Shoes
Boys’ Gymnasium Shoes
C1 QK
Fleischer’s W orsted K nitting Yarn in Gray and Khaki
colors,
4 oz
skein, the $1.50 kind.
Now
$1.15
—
Walrad Mercantile Ci 0.
GRESHAM
WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
Th,: r : >■ r 8«Hy no com parison betw een th e ease and th o ro u ah -
o fV w Z e p tg
“ E lectrlc
rem oved d irt and th e dlfflc^Ry
On” CAN cleftn ru* ’ and c»rpets w ithout an electric clsan-
? /’ A
° T CBrp,!l «weeper will brush up SOME of th e d irt a n o
If you like th e exercise and bavs plenty of tim e and stre n g th a broom
and a carp et b eater will do th e work a fte r a fashion
In the sam e way one can wash w ithout soap
W ater alone win
rem ove some d irt If applied with enough "elbow g rease "
w a tlr“ alone
' " ,P b8C‘ U” “ Clea“ ' m ore ea*"ly Bnd b*“ *r th an
F o r th e saute reason people use E lectric C leaners because th e .
clean m ore easily and far b etter than o th e r m ethods.
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ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
" H u y Y o u r E le c tric Goods a t an E le c tric S to re ."
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Ham«, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main S treet
OBO.
GRESHAM
D I E T ! ,. P rop .
P h on e 8 81
DON’T KILL YOUR HORSE
Let the Samson Tractor do your work.
Expert
Auto
Repairing,
Acetylene
W elding,
W illard B attery Parts, Auto Aeeessoriea
PHONE GRESHAM 601