Gresham outlook., January 04, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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(K E S H A M
O lT L G O K .
TI EHDAY.
JA N U AR Y
4.
IH 1
O ran L ingle of D am ascus and Miss
S te lla A rnold of P o rtlan d were m a r­
ried on New Y ear’s day a t th e hom e
of th e b rid e's p aren ts.
A special m eeting of th e W om en’s
A uxiliary of th e A m erican Legion has
been called for next S atu rd ay a f te r ­
noon a t 2 o'clock at th e hom e of Mrs.
John M etzger fo r th e an n u a l election
of officers. A good atten d a n ce is ex­
pected.
\ ery little decline has taken effect in the
Mr. an d Mrs. G. W. W onacott a re
line
of Hardware but the coming year probably
enjoying a visit from th e ir son, E. L.
has in store cheaper goods for everybody.
W onacott. of Tw in F alls, Idaho.
R. D. C ru ik sh a n k h as sold his farm
n ea r G resham to B. B ritschgi.
As prices decline in the lines we handle,
Miss W inifred St. C lair visited in
which
includes General Hardware, Paints,
P o rtlan d la st week w ith Mrs. Hogg,
nee G ladys W rig h t, d a u g h te r of Mr.
Glass, Electrical and Pluiqbing goods, it is the
and Mrs. E. R. W right. She was also
intention of our house to follow these declines,
th e guest a t a luncheon given in th e
giving
our customers the benefit of Lower
city in h o n o r of Mrs. M ildred Brlgg6
Prices regardless of what the goods cost us
K ennedy by h e r sister, Mrs. C. R. j
D annells. Miss G aile Cook of P o rt­
when they were bought.
land, w ell know n here, was also a
g u est a t th e luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B urch sp e n t th e
This of course means an enormous loss to
holidays a t R oseburg w ith th e ir ch il­
us,
but we feel that prices in general for the
dren , Mr. an d Mrs. Lockwood, Mr.
past two or three year» have been too high, and
and Mrs. E arl B urch, Mr. and Mrs.
E ugene Fow ler. They found th e au to
we are anxious for them to return to normal.
trip hom e q u ite th rillin g on account
of th e high w ater. T h e W illam ette
riv er and all o th e r strea m s w ere o u t
We want our customers and friends to feel
of th e ir banks in m any places.
that
when they make a purchase of us they
Mrs. E dna M etzger, d au g h te r of
have
paid not a cent more than they would
Mrs. A nna H am lin, was m arried to
other places and that the quality is unques­
Jo h n M iller of P o rtlan d . Decem ber
27. Mr. M iller is a m ill en g in eer an d
tionable.
has been w o rking n e a r T illam ook
d u rin g th e p ast su m m er. Mr. and
Mrs. M iller will m ake th e ir hom e in
Yours for Lower Prices, Quality y S<*rr$£Z.
P o rtlan d .
Jo h n Brow n and Chas. Cleveland
have dissolved p a rtn e rsh ip in th e
real estate and loan business. Mr.
Brown will co n tin u e th e w ork a t th e
office on Main stre e t. Mr. Cleveland
will co n tin u e to ta k e care of his in ­
su ran ce agencies.
Miss I. E. Lynch has closed h er
m illinery shop te m p o rarily and will
spend a few’ w eeks a t h e r hom e in
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 per
P o rtlan d . In th e m ean tim e she will
visit w holesale houses and m illinery cen t in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv.
estab lish m en ts and m ak e plans for
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
the sp rin g tra d e .
blocking m ethods. T ry it. Dr. C. P.
Mrs. Alice M ears has been g ran te d Johnson. 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt­ Electrical Wiring of all kind«
a divorce from R o b ert M ears on th e land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
Co.
Motors Repaired. Agent for
g rounds of cru el and in h u m an tr e a t­
the Western Electric Farm
m ent. T he plaintiff w’as also given
The F irs t S tate B ank fu rn ish es its
Lighting Plants. Edison Co.
th e privilege of using h e r fo rm er saving depositors w ith U. S. T reasu ry
certificates ru n n in g six m onths or one
nam e, Alice R oberts.
Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures.
H erb ert E lin g of S eattle cam e to y ea r bearin g in te re st a t ra te of 5 %
per cent and 6 p er cent. No sa fe r
All w ork g u ara n tee d to pass
P o rtlan d a few days ago w ith his secu
rities can be had .
tf
inspection by th e B oard of F ire
fath e r, H. H. E ling, an d took th e
U n d erw riters.
R e g u la r m eeting of Gresh-
o p p o rtu n ity of visitin g in G resham .
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
He was th e g u e st of C arl Zim m er­
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F.,
ESTIM ATES FURNISHED .
man.
tn th e Odd Fellow s hall, every T h u rs­
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jo n es had as day evening. V isitors welcome.
P h o n e 81
W. C. McCOLLAUGH, N. G.
g u ests on New Y ear’s day Dr. H. H.
FRED L. BOURNE, Prop.
O tt and son Jo h n , an d Mrs. Mary JACKSON JO N ES, S ecretary.
Pow ell St. n ex t to B row n’s M arket
P atch.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. R. H o rr have j W e say -"' forward ]
moved h ere from G oldstone, Mon­
MARCH '
tan a, and a re living in th e co ttag e I
GO lNG r -
belonging to Chas. C leveland n ea r
IF YOU
th e high school. Mrs. H o rr Is th e |
W ANT TO
d au g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Delivered Any Place
Lym an.
MAKE A
T he W ednesday Study club will I SHOWING
GENERAL TRUCK
m eet a t th e lib ra ry W ednesday eve­
SERVICE—2 TRUCKS
ning, Ja n u a ry 5. T he special fea­
tu re of th e p ro g ram will be a paper,
"T h e P ilg rim s” by Miss L ettie Greg-
T rou td ale, Oregon
T H E PER SO N WHO
son.
Announcement
T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R
The Ford Sedan
HE Ford Sedan, one of the most convenient and comfortable of
enclosed cars, offers you the delights of the higher priced cars at
the lowest first cost and lowest upkeep cost. In Summer or
Winter, sunshine or rain, the I'ord Sedan provides conveniences in
accord with your wishes. Only a minute is required to raise or lower
the windows.
The Ford Sedan is a favorite family car. Beneath the Sedan body,
the ever reliable Ford Chassis means an economy unknown in other
enclosed cars. A family car of exceptional merits. The ideal car
for the farmer’s family. It seats five comfortably; and is equipped
with demountable rims, tire carrier, electric starting and lighting sys­
tem, and instrument board. Orders are filled in the same sequence
in which they are received. And ever remember the sure and certain
and satisfactory “after-service” we give. You know the solid satisfac­
tion that comes in the knowledge that your motor car is good for ev­
ery day of the year—no mental worries when you drive a Ford. Let’s
have your order today.
Think of it! The Ford Sedan, this handsome enclosed car costs
you less than an ordinary touring car (except the Ford).
T
R a k er & S o n
ESTACADA
GRESHAM,
AUCTION
GRESHAM LOCALS
L L KIDDER HDW. CO.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Scott and sons
of Salem were d in n e r g u ests a t the
On Account of Farm Having Been Sold
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gleason
The Undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the farm known as the New Y ear’s day.
A nnouncem ents have Just been re ­
BENSON HOTEL FARM
ceived of th e b irth of a son to Mr. and
Two miles northeast of Gresham, two miles south of Troutdale, two Mrs. A lfred Rhem of F o rt Canby.
miles east of 12-Mile lions»“ on Base Line road.
Mrs. Rhem will be rem em bered as
Miss M innie H oeker.
Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Hlsey and
d au g h te r H elen, w ere g u ests a t th e
H. C. L arsen home, T uesday evening.
S a le to Begin at IO o ’c lo c k A. M. Sharp
Mrs. A nna H ill, of P o rtlan d , visited
w ith h er son C. A. HUI an d fam ily
TH E FOLLOWING PRO PERTY , TO-W IT;
th e la tte r p a rt of th e w eek. Miss
F lorence Hill retu rn ed hom e w ith her
LIVE STOCK
g ran d m o th er fo r a few days’ visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. H illy ard , of Gil­
T w enty E xtra <«ood Milch Cows
lis sta tio n , have ju s t received a tele­
Mostly H igh-G rade H olstelns. Six ju st fresh and four com ing fresh by gram from Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Case
date of sale. Balance to freshen in F ebru ary or March.
HOLSTEIN BULL. 2 years old.
H E IF E R , 14 m onths old. bred.
Five of E u rek a, C alifornia, an nouncing the
b irth of a baby d a u g h te r on Ja n u a ry
CALVES, from 3 to 5 m onths old. All Cows T uberculin Tested.
GOOD WORK TEAM, 8 and 9 years old. w eight 1400 pounds each 3. T he young lady has been nam ed
One Pony. Six head Sheep. C hester W hite Boar and th ree Brood Sows.
B a rb a ra Jean . Mrs. Case will be re ­
m em bered as Miss Mary A. H illyard
FARM MACHINERY
known to all her frien d s as ' ‘C ric k et.”
Mrs. C. A. Hill has been q uite ill
In tern atio n al T racto r with tw o-bottom Plow and Disc. F lo u r Mill and
G rist Mill, com bined. M anure Spreader. Deering Mower, good as new. but is Im proving.
McCormick Mower. Hay Rake. P otato Digger
(las Engine, 1% h. p.
G resham g ran g e will hold its reg ­
Steel Lever Section H arrow . Two Feed C u tters. C ider Press. Two Cream
u
la
r m eeting S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 8,
S eparators. 20, 3-, 6- and 10-gallon Milk Cans. Milk Cooler. G rindstone.
G arden and Grain Drill. C ultivator. Harpoon Fork, Ropes and Pulleys. 1921. As th e public in stallatio n of
Reo T ruck, H 4-tons, good ub new. Two 50-gallon Gas T an k s; two 15- th e newly elected officers has been
Milk Price» to Be Ixnvered.
gallon Oil Drums.
postponed to th e F eb ru ary m eeting
B eginning Ja n u a ry 1st th e price of
IB tons Clover Hay. Two tons W heat, cleaned for seed. 600 bushels
a
q
u
art
b o ttle of miik to th e reta ile r
Oats. 100 bushels Spelt. Ton of Harley. 20 bushels Vetch. Some Baled a program will be presented this was reduced h alf a cent. I t is th e
m
onth.
“
On
to
O
regon”
is
th
e
an
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Straw .
F our Rolls Fence Wire. 200 Fence Posts
In ten tio n of th e city m ilk com m is­
H ousehold F u rn itu re and o th e r articles too num erous to m ention.
nouncem ent of th e n atio n al g ran g e sio n er which decided upon th is re-1
session In Novem ber. 1921. Hence duction th a t th e reduced ra te sh all
TERMS OF SALE All sum s u n d er $20. Cash
Sums over $20, eight
of
th e
activ ities of be passed on to th e consum er.
m onths’ tim e w ith In terest at 8 per cent per ann u m on b ankable notes. a review
T he w holesale rate to p ro d u c e rs !
th
e
g
ran
g
e
an
d
a
vision
of was
No property to be removed until se ttle m en t is made.
fixed a t $3.32 p er 100 pounds.
its fu tu re will be m ade fo r th e T he price has been $3.56. Q u a rts'
F R E E 1.1 M il AT NOON
first m eeting of th e new year. The will bp retailed at 14 cents and pints
g ran g e d in n e r at noon will be fol­ at n in e cents. T he w holesale price ■
has been fixed a t 12*4 cents fo r [
lowed by th e le ctu re h o u r which is q u a rts and 7*4 cents fo r pints.
open to all interested.
W. L. B rew ster, c h a irm a n ; Rabbi I
J. C. KURATLI, Auctioneer
K. A. MILLER, Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L eslie, J r., of Wise and A. L. T etu w ere present a t
P o rtlan d , e n tertain ed th e ir relatives th e m eeting as well as re p r e s e n ts - ;
of th e producers and th e dis-j
from G resham on New Y ear’s day. tivea
trib u to rs.
T here were 22 p resen t a t th e dinner.
Among those p resen t w ere Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Leslie, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. L usted, Mr and Mrs. Alva Hevel
and d au g h ter. Mr and Mrs. F ra n k
W ostell and fam ily. Mrs. Ida W il­
liam s of G resham . Mrs. L orana Mc­
C lain, A rth u r L usted and wife, of
P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goff, of If your heart i t blue, and you're full of
troubles, put on a sm ile and go see
A shland, and W alter G raham , of
P o rtlan d . A most d elig h tfu l day was
spent and th e G resham people re ­
tu rn ed In th e "w ee sm s' h o u rs.”
W ill W illiam s and fam ily of Mc­
M innville, O regon, C. I. R ak er and
M ary A nderson will out-M ickev
wife, R. I). Hailey and
fam ily,
E. D. R ak er and w ife and Miss "M ickey" In th is scream ingly funny |
Em m a Johnson of G resham w ere d in ­ comedy.
ner guests a t th e hom e of Mrs. F ie tta
Bailey on New Y ear’s day. In th e
evening th e sam e p arty was e n te r­
tained by Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R aker,
and on Sunday th ey w ere d in n er |
guests nt th e R. D. Bailey home. A
F illed w ith action, suspense and
most enjoyable tim e was had by all
su rp rise
on these occasions.
E E P a W inchester Flashlight in the
Em m ett W elling of Baker. Oregon
kitchen to flash into the pantry shelves, the
is visiting friends h ere th is week.
oven or the ice-box. Have it ready to light the
Mrs, H. R. K ane e n tertain ed on
way to the cellar, or down the hack-door steps.
New Y ear's day a larg e num ber of
relatives. T hose p resen t were Bert
Always have a W inchester Flashlight in
Griffis of Burk, Idaho, and h is.fam ily
the bedroom. Use it in the clothes closet—
» h o are living In G resham . J. R.
keep it beside the bed at night.
Griffis, A bner Griffis and fam ily of
Come in and see these Flashlights which
P leasan t Home, H enry K ane of Pilot
By B R ET HARTE
recommend so highly.
Rock. W ashington, and Q. Douglass
A B ig Out Door P ictu re.
and fam ily of E stacada
A. L Maybee has bought 10 acres
from th e S trow brldge estate, ad jo in ­
Phone 661
ing hts place In th e C edar d istrict
F ra n k Spybrock has bought five acres
from th e sam e e sta te an d will build a
hom e on 11 la th e n ea r fu tu re
TUESDAY, JANUARY 11
NICK SCHNELL, Owner.
tfm rcffM TEA
Gresham Electric Co.
WOOD, COAL,
HAY, FEED
LEE EVANS
P h on e G resham 8 1 0
W ANTS TO K E E P ON
progressing m ust m ake ce rtain
th a t his h e a lth is " r ig h t sid e up
w ith c a re .”
One good way to
m ake ce rtain of th is is to p u r­
chase
m eats
whose
q u allty -
g u ara n tee d n ess will m ake him
feel c e rta in th a t his digestion
will assim ilate th e p ro p er food
values.
One way to m ake cer­
tain of th a t is to buy y o u r m eats
here.
Gresham Meat Market
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P h on e 41
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
15 Y ears E xperience
F R E D B. JO N ES
Piano Tuning and Repairing
Leave O rder at O utlook
PR IC E $ 3 .0 0
FLORENCE M. HONEY
Piano, Harmony
H o q rs: 11. a m. to 6 p.m. Monday.
T uesday, T h u rsd ay and F rid ay.
Studio. F irst S tate Hank B ld g.
F irs t S tre e t G resham
P h o n e 681
G R ESH A M
Theatre
“ BUBBLES”
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5
13th Episode of
•LIGHTNING BRYCE’
Use A Flashlight About
the I louse
K
SATURDAY, JAN. 8
Blanche Sweet in
we
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Phone 661
THE -W /H C rttS T t* STORE
‘Fightin Cressy’
SUNDAY. JAN. 9
‘Silk Husbands and
C a l i c o Wives’
P h on e 701
y o u a r e o n on th e rig h t foot a t th is
tim e Much will depend on y o u r se­
lection of a financial in stitu tio n w ill­
ing to help you solve th e m any p ro b ­
lem s th a t will co n fro n t you along th e
w ay— problem s th a t tau st be solved
in a th o ro u g h ly p ractical way—
Back of every n o ta b le com m ercial
success sta n d s one o r tw o o r m ore
cool, m ethodical th in k e rs— men of
clear vision and stro n g , ste rlin g c h a r­
acter.
W h atev er y o u r business may be
you may confidently rely on th e c o r­
dial cooperation of th e F irs t S tate
Bank o rg an izatio n — th e l« n k th a t’s
proud to «serve.
T h ere is no b e tte r tim e to reo rg an ­
ize y o u r banking facilities th a n a t
th e beginning of a new y ea r— To all
such
extend a cordial in v itatio n