Gresham outlook., November 09, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

FAR M ERS SA VE « 2 3 ,0 0 0 .
F arm ers M utual F ire Insurance la
Beat.
F a rm e rs a re finding o u t th a t In­
s u ra n c e in th e F a rm e rs M u tu al F ire
R elief a ss o c ia tio n co st «0 p e r cen t
less th a n in C o m m ercial co m p an ies.
T h e a ss o c ia tio n h as o v e r $8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
a t risk . S aves » 2 5 .0 0 0 a n n u a lly to
m em b ers. An a ss o c ia tio n t h a t b e n e ­
fits th e fa r m e rs an d w hich is g ro w ­
in g b ig g e r a n d b e tte r ev ery day.
W hen re a d y to in s u re n o tify It. W
S n a sh a ll. G resh am . P h o n e 85.
DON’T KILL YOUR HORSE
Let the Samson Tractor do your work.
E xpert
Auto
Repairing,
Acetylene
Welding
\\ ilbird Battery Parts, Auto Accessories
PHONE GRESHAM 691
CHOICE MEATS
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
S A N IT A R Y M A R K E T
M ain 8 tr e e t
G EO.
G RESH AM
IH E T L . P ro p .
P h o n e 881
ftliüllilll
PRICES HAVE DROPPED OVER 30%
SINCE LAST MARCH
We believe
COOKIES and DROP CAKES
From the N ew R oyal C ook B ook
W H E N
the child-
» v ren ro m p in hun­
g ry , h ere a re som e
w holesom e d e lig h ts th a t
w ill sa tisfy the m ost
ravenous appetite.
Cookies
% cup shortening
2 cups su g ar
(4 cup milk
2 eggs
*4 teaspoon grated nutm eg
1 teaspoon vanilla e x tra c t
or g rated rind o f 1
lemon
4 cups flour
3 teaspoons Royal
Mrs. C. M. H a rriso n h a s been car-
B aking Pow der
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2 ‘,nK fo r -', r s - s - C. Jo n e s fo r a few
C ream shortening and su ­
g a r together; add m ilk to
I!
s days, M rs. Jo n e s h a v in g u n d e rg o n e
beaten eggs and beat
| an o p e ra tio n fo r th e rem o v al of h er
a g ain ; add slowly to
5 to n sils. S he is re p o rte d to be reco v ­
cream ed shortening and
e rin g .
su g a r; add nutm eg and
flavoring; add 2 cups flour
i
F. W. R eid h as sold h is fa rm of
sifted w ith baking pow­
: 10 a c re s n e a r th e C o rn u tt p lace and
d er; add enough more
I ( lias b o u g h t p ro p e rty in P o rtla n d an d
flour to m ake stiff dough
Roll out very thin on
i m oved to th a t place.
floured board; cut with
C ap t. F re d M. W est, c o m m a n d e r of
cookie c u tter, sprinkle
Co B, 3d O reg o n In f a n try , s p e n t one
with sugar, o r put a rai-
ein o r a piece of English
d ay la s t w eek w ith G uy D. Jo n e s.
w alnut in th e cen ter of
Mr. B u sh o n g , w ho b o u g h t th e Ken-1
each. Bake about 12 m in­
ny p ro p e rty n e a r th e f a ir g ro u n d s , is
utes <n hot oven.
R e g u la r m e e tin g o f G re sh ­
am Ix idge No. 125, I.O .O .F.
In th e O dd F ello w s h a ll, e v e ry T h u n -
day e v e n in g . V isito rs w elcom e.
W. C. M cCO LLA UG H, N. G.
RAY A. PA LM Q U IST . S e c re ta ry .
Pillili!
Another Royal Suggestion
Mr. an d M rs. Sam W a sh in g to n , o f
R o c h e ste r. In d ia n a , w ho h av e been
v is itin g w ith th e la t te r 's s is te r , Mrs.
F ie tta H ib b a rd , a n d o th e r re la tiv e s
h e re fo r se v e ra l m o n th s, le f t to d ay 1
fo r L ong B each, C a lifo rn ia , w h ere i
th ey go to sp en d th e w in te r.
Mr. a n d M rs. T hos W iles le ft y e s - <
te rd a y fo r C a lifo rn ia .
i t w as r e - 1
p o rte il la s t w eek they h ad le ft, b u t
on a c c o u n t of a b u sin ess tra n s a c tio n
th ey w ere d e ta in e d .
Mr. an d Mrs. Ed. A y lsw o rth m o­
to re d to C la c k a m a s S u n d ay .
W ord w as receiv ed by re la tiv e s of
Mrs. Wm. W. C ath ey of S e a ttle , w ho
h as been se rio u sly ill fo r som e
m o n th s p a st th a t sh e was re c o v e rin g 1
rs. e H
her
..„n M 'ag
on a ttie
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a
fo und-ninn^ m nl, ,ra l8 r d an d
p a rtly re s h lS lle d
n
M 'r
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a V ^ e o ^ e X ^ r e d o in g ^ h e w ^ r? '
C oal
O rd e r y o u r coal now o f E k stro m
T ru c k co m p an y . P h o n e 851.
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H om em ade H am s, Bacon, S au sage, Lard
12478625
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
A h a o lu te ly P u r e
j re n o v a tin g th e in te r io r o f th e h o u se!
Made from Cream of Tartar,
Cocoa Drop Cakes
J p re p a r a to ry to m o v in g in w ith h is i
derived from grape«.
<
tablespoons
sh
o
rten
in
g
; fam ily.
1 cup su g a r
I D r. C has. P e th e ra m a n d w ife, of I
1 egg
A cup milk
j i’o tr la n d , sp e n t S u n d a y a fte rn o o n an d I
11.
cup flour
j e v e n in g w ith
R u ssell A kin an d
5 teaspoons Royal
fam ily.
B aking Pow der
% cup cocoa
Mr. an d M rs. H. C. L a rse n v isited
!4
teaspoon
sa lt
I
( w ith frie n d s in M etzg er o v e r S u n d ay . '
1 teaspoon vanilla
M iss E llen S y m in to n of H e le n a , '
C ream shortening; add
•
M o n tan a, v is ite d o v e r S u n d ay w ith 1
su g a r and
w-ell-beaten
COOK EOOK FREE
M rs. J a s . E lk in g to n .
egg; beat well and add
m
ilk
slowly;
sift
flour,
The
new R oyal Cook Book
:
M arion Jo h n s o n w as s u r p ris e d last
baking powder, salt and
co n ta in in g 4 00 delightful re-
i__ F rid a y e v e n in g by a b o u t 30 frie n d s,
cocoa into m ixture; stir
cipes, will be sent to you
— th e m ost of th e m m em b ers o f «the
until sm ooth, add vanilla
free if you will send y o u r
P u t one tablespoon of
nam e a n d address.
m en s a n d w o m en ’s B ible c lasses o fj
b
a
tte
r
into
each
greased
th e M eth o d ist S u n d a y school.
T he
royal bakino powder CO.
muffin tin and bake In
ev e n in g w as s p e n t w ith g a m e s, c o n ­
115 Fulton Street, New York City.
m oderate oven about 20
m inutes Cover w ith boil­
v e rsa tio n a n d m usic a n d d e licio u s re ­
ed Icing.
fre s h m e n ts w ere se rv ed by M rs J o h n ­
son an d M iss E liz a b e th J o h n s o n , a s­
siste d by H e le n H isey. T h e g u e sts
_______
____ n es
Ull A. g ,
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i w ere M essrs,
a n d M - - esdam
H isey, C. M. H a rriso n , C. E. R u s h e r
SCENIC
Ion T h u rsd a y of la s t w eek a n d w ill
A rza S m ith , II. C. L a rse n , T h o s. II
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,
1 «Kain m eet th e r e on T h u rs d a y , th e
G ill, T hos. W iles, J. II. C one a n d F. ...
° J k 8 p en t ele c ,io n d a -v 11th. P la n s a re b ein g m ad e by th e
PH O N E 891 or 893
W. F ie ld h o u se , M esdam es H. L. St.
,,
! so ciety fo r a b a z a a r an d ch ic k e n su p -
11 C la
ir, J. Il
of ,P P o o rtla
rtla n n d d , , w w as
as a a r re-
In th th e e ch
ch u u rc
rc h h b has
lair,
II. S te rlin g , . J. H . C o n k le, ■ Mr».
. B', Fink, of
e - j p Ppr
e r In
a se m e n t on De-
||i |i = I' A. G ould, M. E. G ilm o re, C lara' I c e n t v isito r a t th e hom e of Mrs. p. I ce —
m " b e r " .3. 1’lan
P lan to be p j re s e n t a t th a t
llllllte S u n d ay a n d A lice G age, L e s te r S pen- M M lller
tim e.
cer, O liv er GUI, R aym ond C one an d
T h e ,! a Pti s t L ad le» ’ Aid en jo y ed a
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Hisey
= “| H elen H
isey.
p le a s a n t m e e tin g w ith M rs. W a lw o rth I R ead th e W a n t A ds
The A u x ilia ry to th e A m erican
! L eg io n w ill a s s is t th e boys in s e rv in g
th e b a n q u e t o t th e A rm istice D ay cel­
e b ra tio n .
M rs. F lo y d M ack, c h a ir ­
m an of th e d e c o ra tio n s c o m m itte e ,
re q u e s ts an y w ho h av e flow ers to do­
n a te fo r th e occusion to c a ll h e r,
p h o n e 96x.
M rs. L. T. L u ste d , w hose re c e n t
sa le o f h e r h om e to Mrs. H e n g s tle r
w as re p o rte d in th e O u tlo o k , has
i bo u g h t p ro p e rty in P o rtla n d a n d left
i y e ste rd a y fo r h e r new hom e.
Mrs.
G resh am 851
L usteil h as been in G resh am fo r m any
C or. P o w ell «n,! M aple
y e a rs and h e r g o in g will be re g r e tte d
t h e u n iv e r s a l c a r
by a la rg e n u m b e r of h e r frie n d s.
Miss Inez L u ste d w ill c o n tin u e h e r
w ork in th e G re sh a m d ru g s to re fo r
The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting
a w hile, g o in g back a n d fo rth to h e r
and
lighting system and demountable rims with
new hom e.
3 -inch tires front and rear, for every day in
• 1 hi Greeham-Hood Rlv< r fool ball
g am e w ill he a big g a m e of th e high
the year has no equal as a family car. Just as
school a th le tic seaso n .
It w ill be
popular c.n the farm as it is in the city. In fact,
played on th e local field on F rid a y
a fte rn o o n of th is w eek
T he g a m e 1
[’1e fi*niily demands in every vocation of
w ill be called a t 3 o 'clo ck
T h e stu - I
life. Large, roomy seats, finely upholstered, plate
d e n ts a re h o p in g fo r good su p p o rt I
glass windows make it an open car in pleasant
from th e to w n sp eo p le.
C o n tin u e d on page 2
weather, while in rainy and inclement weather
THE BOTTOM HAS BEEN REACHED
We are Stocking Our Yard with
loo,ooo Feet of New stock
Josies Lumber Co.
J. G. MAST
Established 1859
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 BIG TRUCKS
BEST OF SERVICE
RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P o rtia ,
SSA A.I,
A .071
lid w y 3 0 8 2
Albert Ekstrom
it becomes a closed car, dust-proof and rain­
proof. It is not only comfortable, but really
cozy, and above all, economical in operation
and maintenance, and has all the Ford merits
of strength and durability.
W h en in d o u b t tr y a W a n t Ad.
[v—
.
G resh am
R oyal
B lu e
L odge No. 525, L. O. L., '
"Bl an d fo u rth F r i d a ’.
/ » » ‘g in s in 1 O. O. F hall
V isitin g b ro th e rs w elcom e, j
RAKER &
$
G resh am
E sta c a d a
feathers arc inadc of practically the sdme
a ,
, D ens can t m ake both at tJie same tim e,
'h e v d o n ’t lay until they stop moulting.
I he w hole key to m ore w in ter
eg g s i« in your hands now.
D o n ’t let y o u r liens <lrar th ro u g h th e m oult w ith o u t
, P”, i t
U
th e y ’“
n , n-dow n just w hen they
should be in perfect condition for heavy w inter laying.
B e g in z /tc to use Dr. L eG ear’s P oultry Prescription
in th e ir feed regularly. M ore than a m illion poultry
raisers have proved that this famous tonic and regula­
tor is a w onderful aid d u rin g m oult. Because it im ­
proves the \\ hole digestive system, hens get full value
from th eir feed. I hat means a q u ick er m oult, w ith­
out strain. Give hens this help and
w inter eggs.
G et O r . I r f e a r ' i
I2 Ä p«<e book .M«
b r cwrr o í ■««£
•nU (HMiltry. I Or,
•« t o u r dealer*«, or
•end «o U».
Dr. leGears
Poultry Prescription
I ' / ' T / ' i 1 , i""’ ln> ** T, *r*’ pm 'hry experience and veterinary practice. Sold h r
‘» •I* '« everywhere—never by peddler.. G o to your dealer t w i , and
get a iMckagr—re«ulri or me««? An. 4.
For His
Christm as
• • •
A
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Dr. LeGear’« Stock Powder Dr. LeGear’« Lice Killer
; powder > writ rid your (kxk o f l i e
a t c h
Every man wants a
w a tc h —a good watch.
Anri a t w h a t seaso n of th e
y e a r could su ch a g ift be
b e tte r su ite d — t h a n
at
C h ria tm a a ?
G ive IIIM a p rev en t
th a t h e w ill c h e rish
th r o u g h th e lo n g y ears
to com e.
O u r lin es In clu d e a ll of
th e
s ta n d a r d
m akes-—th e
E lg in ,
W a lth a m .
Illin o is,
H am p d en a n d Sw iss m ak es
EXTRA
Dr. L. D. Ix-ilcar Medicine Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Will make your Mrxk pay better
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sp ecial
Commercial Men
Going Abroad
m ust carry funds acceptable in foreign lands.
^ ..r'? I? ;„ Wc!I*known international currenev i.
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W h erever nten travel, these Cheques are a c 5 p ^
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fo r
C h r istm a s— a
17-j e w -
c le d S o u th Bern I in a o -
y e a r G oM C a se
$35
y o u c o u n , . r « OT , h . ™ rw hT „k
(T H IS u E E K O N L Y )
Our store will be closed all day Thursday, Nov. 11, ARMISTICE
DAY. Legal holiday by proclamation of Mayor Kenney.
GUY D. JON ES
A . W . M e tz g e r & C o.
Phone 661
Quaiily a n j Smnc,
A nd w e ’ll lay It aw ay u n til
C h ris tm a s fo r you.
Phon. 66,
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The Christmas Store
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